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Though he didn't get famous until his turn as geeky Steve Urkel in the '90's sitcom "Family Matters," Jaleel White first cut his comedic TV teeth on "Charlie and Company" and "The Jeffersons," which both aired in the '80s. He could totally be our miseducated man, plus it would be especially ironic if brainiac Urkel actually coasted through his studies by playing Sonic The Hedgehog on his Sega Genesis all day. Of course, according to Wikipedia he earned his bachelor's degree in film and television from UCLA, so maybe we should move on.
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Autocares Julià was founded in 1933 thanks to the enterprising spirit of four young people who had come up with a solution to cover the transport needs of sports teams, schools and cultural institutions in Catalonia and the rest of Spain.
The name of the company was taken from the surname of one of the four founder members as it was the easiest to pronounce and the most commercially attractive. Julià later left the company but the name was maintained.
Shortly afterwards, Autocares Julià bought the first new coach, a 30-seater Chevrolet coach chassis equipped with all kinds of de-luxe details for discretional services.
The Spanish Civil War completely halted activity and it was not until the end of the 1950s that Autocares Julià became the leader in Catalonia in discretional passenger transport. Taking advantage of its leadership position, the company opened an office in Madrid. In 1958, Iberorutas was set up in Madrid with the aim of scheduling coach tours of the city and surrounding area. This service already existed in Barcelona under the name of Barcelona Tours.
Ten years later, Autocares Julià set up on the Costa del Sol with thirty coaches. The Catalan company became the leading tourist transport company in the region.
In the 1970s, the Spanish tourism boom, led to the creation of new companies. Thus were born Julià Tours (1968), Julià Central de Viajes (1973) and Julià Travel (1978), providing specialist services in holiday travel, business travel and inbound tourism, respectively. This was the embryo of the business group that today is Grupo Julià, which has been in service for more than 75 years and of which Autocares Julià has been the motor.
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -- It's a "one-day wake-up call," according to the American Diabetes Association.
The push is for you to take a short, simple quiz to find out if you're at high risk for type 2 diabetes.
Here's the link: http://www.diabetes.org/diabetes-basics/prevention/diabetes-risk-test/?utm_source=Offline&utm_medium=Print&utm_content=risktest&utm_campaign=RISK
The next step is to get a diabetes screening. All YMCA facilities on the First Coast offer free screenings, even if you're not a Y member.
Lisa Peabody, director of First Coast YMCAs' Disease Prevention program, said it's important to catch glucose numbers before they get beyond the pre-diabetic range, which is over 100 to about 124.
Peabody emphasizes that knowing your fasting glucose level can spare you from becoming a full-fledged type 2 diabetic.
She said an estimate one out of three adults in the U.S. is pre-diabetic, and yet only 7% know they have it.
Diabetes is now being called an "epidemic" in literature from the American Diabetes Association. Early diagnosis is critical, the ADA says, to delay or prevent complications, such as heart disease, blindness, kidney disease, stroke, amputation and death.
To see which celebrities have type 2 diabetes and how they're coping with the issue, click on this link: http://www.prevention.com/health/diabetes/15-celebrities-type-2-diabetes
To find out more, head to the ADA's website: http://www.diabetes.org/diabetes-basics/type-2/?loc=DropDownDB-type2
The YMCS has a program called "Diabetes Prevention Program," which teaches people at risk for diabetes how to restructure their activities, shopping, social life, and nutrition to try and avoid diabetes.
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Funeral services for James D. Wadle of Knoxville will be Monday March 4th at 10:30am at the Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Melcher-Dallas. Family will receive friends Sunday from 5-7pm at the church. A Rosary will be held at 7:00pm Sunday. Burial will be at the Sacred Heart Cemetery. Online condolences for the family may be left for the family at pierschbacherfuneralhome.com.
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PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) - Health officials in Rhode Island are warning restaurants, seafood markets and consumers not to eat recalled shellfish harvested from specific sites in Connecticut.
The state announced Monday that oysters and clams harvested between July 3 and Aug. 2 in Westport and Norwalk, Conn., may have been contaminated by bacteria believed to be the cause of several recent illnesses. Health officials say a distributor in Rhode Island received the recalled shellfish.
The bacteria, known as vibrio, can cause serious gastrointestinal illness.
The recalled shellfish are all from specific lot numbers.
More information on the recalled shellfish, including the specific lot numbers, is available at the Department of Health's website: health.ri.gov.
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Thanks, catslave. We are definitely cat lovers. :)
Just keeping up with all the neighbourhood gossip! He's just lovely snooker.
Bandit says, "Thank you very much".
Lovely to see you Bandit, you're lookin good!
He is content now and a lot safer. Thanks for stopping by.
Awww...there's the Bandit. Looks content to be on the inside looking out.
Thanks, Jan. He is a sweetie.
I bet there is no surprises in your household. Such an alert baby.
Thank you, Jack, Ank and punkin.
A regal cat he is!
Great photo of Bandit, love it , thanks
hehe, he's loveley!
He saw a stray cat go by 2 days ago with a mouse in its mouth. That got his attention. :)
I heard someone say once that cats looking out the window are "reading the newspaper," and that sounds sensible to me. Obviously Bandit is very well informed!
Shirley, chookies, Foxy and Sally, Bandit says thank you. He knows he deserves all the adoration he can get. (All cats know that I guess). :)
Love our Bandit.... He's one cool cat.... :) :)
Now there's a familiar sight!
Bandit is a good cat. He has great taste in choosing who will be his servants :-)
I'd say he's one pampered pussy - he's a little beauty - thanks snooker:)
Very content, I'd say, Thanks snooker.
Very hot outside, robryan. Neutering does wonders. :) Thanks, Patti.
Love your title! So true!
Lovely photo of Bandit - must be cold outside or he's turned into a 'Senior':)))
He works for food too, Carol. :)
Good boy Bandit! Guarding your home, Mom and Dad!
He doesn't even want to go out any more. Quite content to lay there and watch the world go by.
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Connellsville Junior High to present "Peter Pan Jr."
The musical theater department at Connellsville Junior High School, CenterStage, will be performing Disney's "Peter Pan Jr." this spring.
This classic is a favorite of children and adults of all ages and designed for middle-school aged performers.
"Peter Pan Jr." is the story of the boy who wouldn't grow up and the girl who has to. After finding his shadow in the Darling family nursery, Peter teaches Wendy, Michael and John how to fly and sweeps them off to Never Land, where they meet Lost Boys, mermaids, Indians and, of course, pirates. If the children are ever to return home, Peter must defeat Captain Hook with the help of Tinker Bell and her fairy friends.
"Peter Pan Jr." features classic songs from the 1953 film such as, "You Can Fly!," "Following the Leader" and "The Second Star to the Right" as well as songs from the "Pirates of the Caribbean" ride and the 2008 Disney film "Tinker Bell."
CenterStage is produced and directed by Benjamin Haines. Also on the production staff for this show will be Marilee McFadden, music director; Katie Cline and Kristy Detar, choreographers; Korey Detar, stage manager and Callie Garlick, director's assistant. There is also a large group of parent volunteers who will be assisting with this show's production.
"Peter Pan Jr." is based on the play by J.M. Barrie and the 1953 Disney film.
Haines is excited to be directing this show.
"I'm really looking forward to directing another great Disney classic. This story has been around for over 100 years and I think the longevity, in part, is due to the relevance of the concept of Never Land. You see, Never Land can be anything in your imagination that you want it to be. It can be any place you want to go, with any people you want to be with. It's the innate imagination that's in all of us that makes this story relatable to us. I'm looking forward to seeing my students find their own Never Land and bring it to life through the production of this show." Haines said.
"These seventh and eighth-grade CenterStage students are very enthusiastic about this production. They will work hard to make this performance very professional. The audience will want to see it more than once, I'm sure," said McFadden about the 90-minute musical.
"This is an exciting year for CenterStage. We have some returning students who are in eighth grade now that were so impressive in our show last year. They are very happy about getting back on stage and performing again and I'm sure they won't be holding anything back this year. They are ready to make this our best show ever. I'm also looking forward to working with the kids that have never been in a musical before. I find great enjoyment in seeing them get 'bitten by the theater bug' for the first time. Seeing their excitement when they experience the exhilaration of performing on stage for the first time, that makes it all worth it for me. I know this great cast of students will make this an incredible production," said Haines.
"Peter Pan Jr." will be performed April 4-6 at the Connellsville Junior High School auditorium. Tickets will go on sale in March.
Nancy Henry is a contributing writer.
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Basal forebrain cholinergic neurons deteriorate severely in AD. Nerve growth factor (NGF) prevents deterioration of these neurons in mice, rats, and large primates. When administered to aged rats with lesions in the basal forebrain, NGF actually reverses memory deficits. By gene therapy, aged primates show a reversal of deterioration of cholinergic neurons. The effects of NFG have been widely replicated but never applied to humans before gene therapy became available in the research context.
In this study, a Phase I safety trial of ex vivo NFG gene therapy is proposed. The AD patient's fibroblasts will be genetically modified (using virus vectors) to produce NFG in vitro and then grafted into the brain. Based on pre-clinical primate studies, five injections of cells will be performed on each side of the brain. Greater numbers of injection grafts might compromise safety, while fewer will likely prove inadequate.
Over the course of the year, post-operative patients/subjects will be monitored monthly for safety and for cognitive function using various cognitive scales as well as scales measuring activities of daily living. Because this protocol involves surgery and some risk, these patients/subjects will be in the early stages of AD so as to still be competent to provide informed consent. Additionally, early-stage patients/subjects have the most to gain by prevention of neuronal deterioration and improved function of remaining neurons. Each patient/subject will be accompanied to all clinic visits by an informant (usually the primary family caregiver), who will also make daily observations for adverse events. A condition of entering this study is that current anti-dementia drugs like donepezil, which in some AD patients can mitigate certain symptoms like word finding difficulties and inattentiveness to tasks for a period of six months to a year, cannot be prescribed during the first year of the study.
If donepezil is considered standard therapy, how would you design a control study?
Would you allow surrogate consent for participation in this study? Why or why not?
Would you accept an advance directive for research as providing informed consent for patients in more advanced stages of AD to enter this study? Why or why not?
How do you present the study to potential subjects and how neutral do you attempt to be in this presentation?
A recent fatality in gene therapy involving an adolescent has been reported. Would this impact your presentation of the study?


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Laydeez do comics January 2013
Laydeez do comics
Monday, 21 January 2013 from 18:00 to 20:30 (GMT)
Event Details
TIME: 6pm-8.30pm
VENUE: Foyles Bookshop Gallery, third floor,
113-119 Charing Cross Road
London, WC2H 0EB
Nearest Tube: Tottenham Court Road
ENTRY: FREE contributions for drinks
Dr Muna Al-Jawad, Consultant in Elderly Medicine, BSUH, Comics artist
and co-organiser of the 4th International Comics and Medicine Conference, 2013
John Miers, Artist www.johnmiers.com
David Jesus Vignolli, Artist www.jesusvignolli.com/david
When & Where
Foyles Bookshop
Gallery, third floor
113-119 Charing Cross Road
WC2H 0EB London
United Kingdom
Monday, 21 January 2013 from 18:00 to 20:30 (GMT)
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Laydeez do comics is the first UK graphic novel forum led by women. Its focus is on comics work based on life narrative and the drama of the everyday. LDC was launched in July 2009 by Nicola Streeten and Sarah Lightman.
Nicola Streeten is anthropologist-turned- illustrator and author of award-winning graphic novel, 'Billy, Me & You'. She is currently researching a PhD on Contemporary British feminist comics at the University of Sussex. Her website Graphic Cultures is related to her research.
Sarah Lightman is an award-winning artist, curator and writer researching a PhD in Autobiography and Comics at University of Glasgow.She has published her research in numerous books and journals. Lightman is co-curator of the critically acclaimed internationally touring exhibition Graphic Details: Confessional Comics by Jewish Women. Sarah is editor of Graphic Details: Jewish Women's Confessional Comics in Essays and Interviews
Streeten and Lightman shared an interest in comics and graphic novels that were not about superheroes but were focused on the domestic and autobiographical. They felt that they couldn't be alone and they were right! LDC now has a worldwide presence with meetings held in San Francisco, New York, Toronto, as well as closer to home in Bristol and Leeds. Artists, academics, publishers and fans from around the world are invited to speak at LDC. The evenings are a platform for people to test new works and ideas, where emerging artists present their work alongside more established practitioners, in an inspiring and friendly atmosphere. Everyone is welcome, including those with no knowledge of comics and those already immersed. Wine, beer and home-baked cakes are served too!


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» Where: 306 W. Laurel St., Suite 113, Fort Collins
» Information: (970) 472-6969 » Online: no website available, but they are on Facebook
» Kid-Friendly? Absolutely!
» Parking: Limited street parking along Laurel and Howes streets
» Healthy Options? Best bet is a single slice or to go for one of their salads.
» Budget-Friendly? $11.99 for a traditional pizza, $18 average for a specialty pie.
» Recent Health Inspection: Excellent
For the longest time, I've been searching for the perfect New York-style pizza in Fort Collins. I've always preferred a thicker crust, mostly because it has better flavor and a more attractive texture compared to thin crust.
Thick-crust pizzas always have had an edge because there's been a fantastic balance between tasty toppings and a delicious chewy crust. It seems to be the ideal combination for my taste preferences. I haven't been able to find a New York-style slice that even compares ... until now.
Fort Collins is full of pizzerias and everyone has their favorite place. When pizza comes up in conversation, you better brace yourself because it's one of the most heated food topics in our city. Thanks to the pizza feature week I wrote a year or so ago, I quickly discovered how passionate people felt about their slices here. What's really interesting is that nobody really cares about thick-crust or deep-dish pizza - everyone is all about New York-style.
After years of eating slices from all over, I've come up with a winner on my quest for the best thin crust so far. I found it at Celestino's.
Celestino's New York Pizza, 306 W. Laurel St., Suite 113, Fort Collins, opened Jan. 31. Founders Enzo Perri and Celestino Gencarelli opened their first location in Arcata, Calif., in 1997 and grew to open four more locations in Northern California. Looking to expand outside of California, they came to Colorado in 2010 and found Fort Collins to be their ideal city.
The perfect pizza
The kids and I stopped by for a pizza dinner together. After walking in the door, the first thing I noticed was how clean the place was. This is notable because I almost never notice how clean or dirty a place is unless it's on the extreme ends of the scale. Celestino's would be considered extremely clean. So much that it looks like they just opened a few weeks ago; the floors are spotless and every surface is pristine. It was impressive.
After ordering a medium pizza with half mushroom and half pepperoni, we sat at our table where the kids colored in coloring books and watched college basketball on one of the three large flat-screen TVs. Not only is the restaurant really clean, but it's a relaxing spot to watch a game. It's not loud or overcrowded.
Our pizza came out fresh from the oven and still a little too hot for the kids. But once it cooled down and I took my first bite, I knew I found my favorite Fort Collins thin-crust pizza. The crust was firm and crispy on the outside, yet still had a delicious distinctive flavor in the tender doughy interior. It was absolutely perfect and exactly for what I've been searching. The cheese and toppings were great with a sprinkling of oregano to add a little extra boost of flavor. Everyone inhaled slice after slice, with the kids eating the most I've seen them eat.
I came back again to try a slice of one of their specialty pizzas, just to make sure my fanaticism wasn't based on a fluke. My preschooler had a slice of pepperoni. I ordered the Godfather - a ricotta base, fresh and sun-dried tomatoes and pesto topping. I also ordered a side of meatballs.
I was thrilled to find the crust was just as tasty and amazing as before. I loved every crispy, crunchy bite. The toppings were fantastic. The ricotta cheese added a deeper savory flavor with a velvety texture. The contrast of fresh tomatoes and sun-dried tomatoes gave it a zesty freshness. The pesto was the perfect way to add that intense flavor of basil. It was an awesome slice.
My preschooler enjoyed his as well, but what I liked most about his slice is that they offered to cut it up into squares for him so that it was easier to eat. Between that, the coloring books and the kids' coloring pages displayed all over the front counter, this really is a family-friendly pizzeria.
The side of meatballs I ordered was also good. Not as spectacular as the pizza. They could have used a little more zing, but they were large with a nice and soft meaty texture. The marinara they were drowned in was equally as delicious. It was certainly a great option compared to the fried appetizers.
I've searched high and low for a New York-style pizza that would steal my heart and win over my taste buds. It has taken close to three years to find it, but I finally have at Celestino's!
Kristin Mastre is the premier food blogger and restaurant critic in Fort Collins and Northern Colorado. Reviews cover a variety of food establishments - locally owned family restaurants, fast-casual chains, coffee houses, breweries and more. If you can eat it, she will review it. Being an honest writer, she'll tell it like she tastes it.
Reviews can be read on FeastingFortCollins.com. You also can get tips and restaurant news by following on Facebook at facebook.com/feastingfortcollins and twitter @feastingFC.


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The cover of the book, 'Pigs! Under the Post Office?,' written by Kristin Van Aken and illustrated by Matthew Gauvin. / Courtesy Photo
An illustration by Matthew Gauvin from the children's book, 'Pigs! Under the Post Office?' / Matthew Gauvin
An illustration by Matthew Gauvin from the children's book, 'Pigs! Under the Post Office?' / Matthew Gauvin
Believe it or not the unusually titled book, Pigs! Under the Post Office?, is based on real life events.
Kristin Van Aken, the author, is a postmaster who had real pigs under her Passumpsic Post Office. The Northeast Kingdom resident teamed up with illustrator Matthew Gauvin to transform the unlikely tale into a childrens storybook.
The book tells the story of three pigs who, after sneaking into Postmaster Peachum's post office, are discovered and save the day after the town has experienced a catastrophic mud season event. After the pigs, named after historical postal service individuals, save the day they are celebrated by the residents of the town.
Below is an excerpt from the book:
These piggies would wallow and roll in the mud,
and in sour pickles and in fungus and crud.
They danced the pig polka and played piggie games.
They pranced a pig jig, and had silly swine names.
Ebenezer Hazard was pink with big, frizzy hair.
Benjamin had a long snout that could dig anywhere.
And there was Willi who had big, brown, smiley eyes,
Especially when eating banana cream pies.
Now these pigs were adventurous and downright smart.
When farmer Jonas left for town, they jumped on his cart.
They giggled and rolled and snorted with glee
As they hid in the potatoes and were very hard to see!
The farmer drove along and waved to all the friends he knew.
People turned to each other and said, Those vegetables stink! P.U.!
For more information about the book, visit http://pigsunderthepostoffice.com/.


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Review Note: For some reason, as happened with other Abigail Productions releases, this release did not want to cooperate with my player in providing quality screen captures and at a guess has something to do with the method of compression in the mastering of the release. Instead of using stills that did not accurately represent this movie, I have left them out completely.
Running Time: 64 min.
Production Date: 10 / 18 / 2010
Director: Oren Cohen
Cast: Capri Anderson, Faye Reagan, Jayden Jaymes, Jayme Langford, Sea J. Raw, Shyla Jennings, Shyla Stylez, and Sophie Dee
Audio /Video Quality: The technical aspects are nicely done. The audio is clear and well balanced with nice use of music. The video is presented in anamorphic widescreen and looks very nice. There's nice usage of light and shadow along with a smooth hand on the camera and a clear picture.
The Movie: Pretty Filthy 2 collects four artistic all girl scenes that often take place in locations that are far from romantic.
|Scene 1 � Faye Reagan and Jayme Langford
Redhead Faye starts out sitting back in a doctor's chair in a corset and black mesh stockings enjoying a smoke as bottle blonde Jayme struts up in a little black lingerie. She checks Faye out and runs a finger around her before pulling Faye's smoke away and licking her way around Faye's mouth. She moves down to lick her way around her feet, legs, and panties as well before going after Faye's tits and pussy. Jayme moves on to play with Faye's pussy and to straddle her as she works on her so that Faye can play with her a bit in return. Jayme lets Faye out from under her and gets on all fours for Faye to eat her holes and play with her pussy. Faye sucks Jayme's feet as Jayme lays back to have her pussy played with, and mixes in a little titty sucking too. Finally the girls watch each other play with themselves before Faye gets in a few last licks of Jayme's box and then shares a kiss with her.
|Scene 2 � Sea J. Raw and Sophie Dee
Busty bottle blonde Sophie starts out spinning around in a chair and enjoying a multicolored sucker as brunette Sea J. sits nearby enjoying a peppermint stick. They move from their sweets to each other with a few kisses before giving each other a taste of their treats and working them into playing with each other. Sea J. moves down to fuck Sophie with her stick while licking her twat, and gives her a taste of her juice covered sweet before focusing on her with her tongue and fingers. Sea J. takes her turn sitting back in the chair as Sophie eats her before they close things kissing, holding each other close, and getting in another titty suck or two.
|Scene 3 � Jayden Jaymes and Shyla Stylez
Busty brunette Jayden seems a little tipsy with her drink while barely dressed, and when she runs out and nearly passes out on the toilet equally tipsy Shyla moves in to suck her tits before moving down to give her pussy a few licks. Jayden takes Shyla's Newcastle away and has a few pulls before pouring it over her tits and between their mouths as they kiss. Shyla moves back down to eat Jayden's box before letting Jayden return the favor both from behind and as she sits back on the stool. Jayden also gives Shyla some good finger play before standing up and letting Shyla worship her ass from behind as well as giving it a few slaps. Finally, Jayden eats Shyla a little more in return from below before the camera fades out.
|Scene 4 � Alexis Capri and Shyla Jennings
Brunette Shyla starts out the final scene sitting on the floor behind and around a toilet playing with herself as brunette Alexis comes in to pee. Alexis can't resist touching herself instead while getting a few peeks at Shyla before Shyla moves up to touch and kiss her from behind. The girls go back to playing with themselves in their respective spots before Alexis moves back to give Shyla a kiss while the camera fades out.
Pretty Filthy 2 is another very sexy release from Oren Cohen and Abigail Productions. I love the artistic style Cohen has going through his work for Abigail. Although part of me is afraid of how high of expectations it might give some by saying so, you can feel a definite Andrew Blake influence on his style (although there's very little black and white footage here). He does a great job going between darkness and light for his subject matters and locations, and with this release he stays on the darker side with bathroom sex and other locations that aren't the most romantic to most. The action was a bit more hit or miss for me here than in some of Cohen's other releases, and although the visuals never really turned me off, they never really excited me much either. I think the opening scene between Faye and Jayme and the third scene between Jayden and Shyla were my favorites, but even they didn't grab me as well as some of Cohen's other scenes. Pretty Filthy 2 has a great sense of art and style, but the setups and locations never really did much for me and left it hovering around the average mark because of it.
The Extras: The photo gallery is nicely broken down by scene, and even includes a gallery for the bonus scene. That said, it's a big odd as the picture never rotates with the camera leaving pictures in the portrait orientation instead of the landscape orientation with the girls extending from the side of the picture instead of the bottom. There's also a bonus scene, about four minutes of trailers, and company information.
|Bonus Scene � Jayden Jaymes and Taylor Vixen
The bonus scene comes from Guilty Pleasures 2. Brunette Taylor starts out in a little lingerie sitting back in a chair with a purple vibrator protruding from her mouth before Jayden moves in to kiss it out of her mouth as well as giving her a few kisses. They run the toy around Taylor's body a bit before Jayden moves on to suck Taylor's tits a bit as well as checking out the rest of her body. She moves down to eat and play with Taylor's pussy before letting Taylor lick and finger her from behind as well as workign on her with a clear dildo. Jayden lays Taylor back to eat her pussy again, and then finishes things up with a kiss.
This is a hot scene. The girls both look fantastic, and there's some nice chemistry between them. I love the style of the scene and the camera captured it all very well. Add in a nice pace and balance between the girls, as well as plenty of oral action rather than focusing on the toys too much, and you have a very well done scene.
Final Thoughts: There's a lot of things I really like about this release, and it has a fantastic style. At the same time, with only four scenes and a running time that barely makes an hour it's hard to recommend it too highly.
Note to Abigail Productions: You have a fantastic sense of style and are putting out some fantastic scenes. At the same time, the short running time and lack of any unique extras hold you back every bit as much as the quality of your scenes puts you forward. I hope you start giving consumers a little more value for their buck so I can recommend you a bit more strongly.
If you have any questions or comments, please e-mail me .
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The six piece alternative hip hop crew Jurassic 5 formed originally in 1993 in Los Angeles. The group broke up in 2007, but re-formed in 2013 for the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival and an international tour. Don't miss Jurassic 5's outstanding one-night performance in the Grand Theatre on Monday, July 7.
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More Reasons to Love Underwear Model Izaak Love
By: The Underwear Expert
You may remember that we first introduced you to lovable Izaak Love last June. Now, the Sydney-based Greek model has teamed up with photographer Luke Austin for a new coffee table book, and The Underwear Expert has scored some images of Izaak wearing black Calvin Klein briefs for the photo shoot, which captures the model in a very modern, artistic setting.
Check out some of the sexy photos below, and on the following pages.
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OK, so it's been a really long time since I tried the BMH....but I knew the bottle we had was a Julian bottle. So tonight I poured a Pappy 15, Lawrenceburg BMH 14 and a WT Tribute. It tastes more like the Pappy Tribute!
OK, I'm done for the night! Tasted Tim's three samples and now this! Quite honestly....they're all starting to taste the same!! Good Grief!
To parse a little, by "Van Winkle whiskey," he means Stitzel-Weller whiskey, i.e., wheated bourbon.
Van Winkle Whiskey? While that is one way to describe it, I guess, it doesn't really say whether it's a wheat or rye based bourbon-he did use and own both types.
I also find it interesting that they were all even ages (well, except the rye was a 15yo) and now are odd ages (again except the rye is 18yo-though that may have changed since the last time I looked)
I was at a bar earlier this week and they just got in a bottle of BMH 16yr. The bartender said they only got 1 bottle via a lottery thru their distributor. and only 1 case came to Indiana.
Has anyone seen this bottling ?
I found it to be incredible.....:grin: To me it was like a cross between Pappy 20 and Hirsch 16..... Id love to find a bottle !!!!
so, if anyone has any info or intel on this one, let me know....:grin:
Was this Lawrenceburg or Bardstown bottled? The L'burg was fantastic stuff (actual S-W stock from back in the day) A case of that could have turned up somewhere, I guess. All the Lburg stuff (apart from the 15yo rye) was even age statements (14,16,18,20 yo) after moving to B'town it went to odd (again with the exception of the rye, 18yo) age statements 11,13,15,17,21yo...then to NAS.
I've had the 11, 14 and 16 and yes they were all good.
I still have a 21 unopened and they were all from Bardstown.
I got them in 2006, when did the Lawrenceburg's come out?


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Board of Water Supply crews will be closing two lanes at a time on South Beretania Street between Piikoi and Keeaumoku streets next week to install a new water service line.
The closure will be from 8:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. from Jan. 28, to Feb. 1.
The excavation and installation work will close two lanes of South Beretania Street near Wong's Drapery, beginning with the far left two lanes, and will move across the street as work progresses.
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Posted on: September 25, 2012 5:26 pm
2012/2013 NFL Week 4 Power Rankings
I am not going to do what everyone thinks I am going to do and FREAK OUT! Seriously, I hate to keep harping on this but these replacement referees are not prepared to officiate these games and it needs to be rectified immediately. Causing the game to be long is one thing, blatantly getting a call wrong which causes a team to lose is a whole can of worms that should never have been opened. I hope something gets figured out soon because this is getting tough to watch.
With that said, the games will go on. Interesting stat through three weeks that may only interest me: The Cardinals, Vikings, Seahawks and Bills are a combined 9-3. The Patriots, Steelers, Packers and Saints are a combined 3-9. Anyone see that coming? Only three undefeated teams left in the NFL after 3 weeks so which 2-1 teams will round out our top five? Let's find out!
1. Houston Texans - (3-0)
The Houston Texans went into Mile High Stadium on Sunday and took care of business. For the first 3 quarters they shutdown Peyton Manning and absolutely ripped the Broncos defense to shreds. This team is playing really good football right now on both sides of the ball. Hopefully Schuab will get his ear reattached in time to face the Titans this week. This is definitely a trap game for the Texans with the Jets and the Packers coming up in consectutive weeks after the Titans. As long as the Texans don't look beyond the Titans they should remain at the top of our rankings for the third straight week.
2. Atlanta Falcons - (3-0)
The Falcons are really making their case for the top spot in our rankings. They outplayed the Chargers on both sides of the ball and made San Diego look really bad. They have a bit of a soft schedule in the coming weeks with games against three teams under .500. This week the face division rival Carolina who is coming off of a really bad loss to the Giants and have had a few extra days to prepare. It wouldn't surprise me to see the Falcons at 6-0 heading deep into October.
3. Arizona Cardinals - (3-0)
The Atlanta Cardinals are third in our power rankings. I can't believe I just wrote that last sentence. This team didn't even name a starting quarterback until days before opening day and then watched as he was knocked out of the game. Last week they dominated the Eagles from start to finish and proved their defense is the real deal. I am not quite sure they can keep this up but their schedule definitely sets them up for a chance to keep the winning streak alive. This week they welcome in the Dolphins who are not the best team in the world. Ryan Tannenhill better be prepared to spend a good part of Sunday on his back.
4. New York Giants - (2-1)
The New York Giants started our power rankings as the number one team but promptly lost on opening night to the Cowboys. Despite some fairly significant injuries they have fought back to win the next two games and sneak in at #4 in our power rankings. Eli Manning continues his strong play at quarterback last week and two new possible stars emerged in Ramses Barden and Andre Brown. They travel down the Jersey Turnpike this week to face their hated rivals, the Philadelphia Eagles. If Vick and company continue to turn over the ball at their regulary clip this game will be over really quickly.
5. San Francisco 49ers - (2-1)
The 49ers were the surprise upset last week losing in Minneapolis to the Vikings. I don't believe anyone saw this coming but in the NFL it is any given Sunday. I am going to assume this was more a bump in the road then a trend and I believe they will rebound nicely this week against the Jets in Northern New Jersey. The 49ers defense is too good to allow Sanchez to throw all over them and a steady dose of Frank Gore should lead to a victory.
There you have it, the NFL power rankings for week 4 by Mole & Meares. Check back each week as we will update our top five teams weekly.
You can watch our weekly picks video where we pick the top four games in the NFL each week against the spread by going to our site, www.moleandmeares.com or our YouTube channel at www.youtube.com/meares78.
You can also keep up with us on twitter, @moleandmeares, or on Facebook at www.facebook.com/moleandmeares.
Posted on: November 1, 2010 12:37 pm
Edited on: November 1, 2010 12:38 pm
NFL Week 8 Recap and Thoughts
Okay, so last week I was ready to declare the entire NFC less one or two teams dead. The AFC looked like the dominant conference, far and away. The one thing I have learned this season is nothing is predictable, both the Steelers and the Jets lose to NFC teams that looked lost going into this week. This season just gets stranger by the minute...here are my thoughts on week 8...
1. I am done picking the Dallas Cowboys to win anymore games this season. They got destroyed by the Jaguars in every facet of the game which I didn't think was even possible. Kitna threw for 379 yards but also threw 4 interceptions. Are the Jaguars the worst 4-4 team in the league?
2. The Bengals season is officially over, you can mark it down right now. They fell to 2-5 in the powerhouse AFC North and have no chance of making the playoffs. Carson Palmer has fallen from grace completely, he only completed 17 of 38 passes for 156 yards against the Dolphins at home. On another note, are the Dolphins the best team in the NFL on the road? They have beaten the Bills, the Vikings, the Packers and now the Bengals all on the road. Pretty impressive.
3. Anyone who knows me knows that I am not a Donovan McNabb fan but to bench him for Rex Grossman with 2 minutes left in a one score game, what is the philosophy behind that? He was your leading rusher for christ's sake. The loss of all of the Redskins running backs was the reason they lost this game and they seem to be reeling heading into the bye week. Should be an interesting two weeks for the Redskins who have had more off the field distractions than any team.
4. Poor Buffalo, still winless and still playing their hearts out. They have to be one of the best 0-7 teams in the history of the NFL, although, I am not sure they want that label. Kansas City finds a way to win but they need to figure how to score some points if they want to compete come January. When your running back counts for 238 of your 410 total yards, more than 50%, you need to go back to the drawing board and figure out how to spread the ball around.
5. When did the Packers defense turn into the New York Jets defense? They recorded the first shut out of the NFL season. The Jets, coming off of a bye on a five game win streak couldn't get anything going. If Sanchez has to throw the ball 38 times every game the Jets are going to be in a world of hurt. If you like defensive football then this was the game for you, three field goals was as much as either team could muster, pitiful.
6. Did you know there was a game played in London this weekend? The English cared as much about who won the game as the Americans did. Troy Smith, playing for the injured Alex Smith, was very productive and played a clean game with no turnovers. The Broncos have now lost two weeks in a row to the Raiders and now the 49ers, not a good stretch.
7. The combined offensive yardage in the Rams/Panthers game was 447 yards, that is fairly pathetic. Give credit to the Rams though, after a horrendous 2009 season they are 4-4 through 8 weeks in 2010 and right in the mix in the awful NFC West. Sam Bradford looks like the real deal and Steven Jackson is just a beast.
8. Just when you think San Diego's season is over they pull out a huge win. How is it that the Chargers start out so slow every year only to begin to play in November? The Titans had a chance to have a share of first place after 8 weeks of the season but they couldn't stop the Chargers from scoring. Vince Young gets injured again and if the Titans have to rely on Kerry Collins it will not work out for them.
9. Who would have thought the biggest shootout of the weekend would have been between the Buccaneers and the Cardinals? Welcome to the NFL Mr. Blount, he ran for 120 yards and 2 touchdowns and didn't punch any of his opponents in the process, that has to be a win for the Bucs! The Cardinals QBs combined for 4 interceptions, just another normal Sunday.
10. The big question of the week was finally answered at Foxboro on Sunday, yes Brett Favre started the game, but no he didn't finish it. If I have to hear all week about whether or not Favre is going to start this week I am going to go crazy. Who cares? The Vikings are 2-5 and look awful. On the other hand, somehow, the Patriots are the only team in the NFL with only 1 loss...can Brady win another Superbowl?
11. The Raiders have scored 92 points in their last two games, are you kidding me? Did they score 92 points all of last season? Where did this Jason Campbell come from? He throws for 310 yards and 2 touchdowns with no picks. This isn't the same guy that played in Washington. As a Maryland Alumni, it was nice to see Heyward-Bey actually do something in a game in the last 2 years.
12. I am going to congratulate myself now, I saw this coming, I saw the Saints beating the Steelers and if you watch our weekly video you will see the proof yourself. The Steelers were begging for a loss and the Saints were embarrassed last week at home. The most impressive thing about the victory is that the Steelers knew exactly what the Saints were going to do, pass and pass often and they still couldn't stop them. It will be interesting to see if this is the game that gets the Saints back on track.
Make sure to visit our site, www.moleandmeares.com, to see our weekly NFL picks video and to submit your weekly picks for a chance to win our weekly prize. See you week 9!
Posted on: October 28, 2010 1:24 pm
NFL Week 8 Picks
\Well, that was a bad week, if you know of someone who won 9 games against the spread then listen to them and don't read below! I went 5-9 last week but who would have seen that Cleveland game coming??? Here is my chance at redemption...
Here are my picks this week
Record to date (19-22-1)
Miami at Cincinnati (-2) - MIAMI Dolphins
Jacksonville at Dallas (-6.5) - JACKSONVILLE Jaguars
Washington at Detroit (-2.5) - DETROIT Lions
Buffalo at Kansas City (-7.5) - BUFFALO Bills
Carolina at St. Louis (-3) - ST. LOUIS Rams
Green Bay at NY Jets (-6) - GREEN BAY Packers
Denver at San Francisco (-1) - DENVER Broncos
Tennessee at San Diego (-3.5) - TENNESSEE Titans
Tampa Bay at Arizona (-3) - TAMPA BAY Buccaneers
Minnesota at New England (-5.5) - NEW ENGLAND Patriots
Seattle at Oakland (-2.5) - OAKLAND Raiders
Pittsburgh at New Orleans (-1) - NEW ORLEANS Saints
Houston at Indianapolis (-6) - HOUSTON Texans
There are my week 8 picks ATS. Check back next week to see how I did.
Don't forget to visit my NFL picks site at www.moleandmeares.com where we have a weekly video talking about the four biggest games of the week. We also have a place for you to submit your picks for a chance to win our weekly prize! Good Luck!
Posted on: October 21, 2010 9:18 am
Edited on: October 21, 2010 9:20 am
NFL Week 7 Picks
Well, after two weeks I am barely above .500 thanks to a push in last week's picks. I am feeling more confident about this week, especially considering my lock of the week wasn't much of a lock last week.
Here are my picks this week
Record to date (14-13-1)
Cincinnati at Atlanta (-3) - Cincinnati Bengals
Washington at Chicago (-2.5) - Washington Redskins
Philadelphia at Tennessee (-3) - Philadelphia Eagles
Jacksonville at Kansas City (OFF) - Kansas City Chiefs
Pittsburgh at Miami (+3) - Pittsburgh Steelers
Cleveland at New Orleans (-13) - New Orleans Saints
St. Louis at Tampa Bay (-2.5) - Tampa Bay Buccaneers
San Francisco at Carolina (+3) - San Francisco 49ers (Lock of the week!)
Buffalo at Baltimore (-13) - Baltimore Ravens
Arizona at Seattle (-5.5) - Seattle Seahawks
New England at San Diego (-2.5) - New England Patriots
Oakland at Denver (-9) - Denver Broncos
Minnesota at Green Bay (-2.5) - Minnesota Vikings
NY Giants at Dallas (-3) - NY Giants
There are my week 7 picks ATS. Check back next week to see how I did.
Don't forget to visit my NFL picks site at www.moleandmeares.com where we have a weekly video talking about the four biggest games of the week. We also have a place for you to submit your picks for a chance to win our weekly prize! Good Luck!
Posted on: October 18, 2010 11:51 am
NFL Week 6 recap and thoughts
NFL Week 6 recap and thoughts
Another week gone in the NFL and another week of mystifying games. I want to know the person that thought that Dallas would be 1-4 and the Rams would be 3-3 through the first 6 weeks? Not me...here are my thoughts on the games from Week 6.
1. I feel slightly bad for the Packers, I mean, they are a good team but they are riddled with injuries. The Dolphins came into town and stole a win in overtime. The lack of a running game is really going to hurt the Packers, the good thing is their division is weak and they should be ok.
2. The St. Louis Rams are 3-3 through 6 weeks in the NFL. Stephen Jackson is still a beast, he runs with such power that at times it is incredible. The Chargers continue their awful early season play, how long with Norv Turner last at this rate?
3. I thought we were going to have our first tie in a couple of years in the NFL, but Brady finally marched the Patriots down the field and they kicked the game winning field goal with less than 2 minutes to go in overtime. The 10 point comeback on the Ravens in the fourth quarter was vintage Patriots, the Ravens defense let this game slip away.
4. Welcome back Big Ben. After serving his four game suspension, Roethisberger comes back and throws 3 TD to lead the Steelers over the Browns at Heinz field. This team looks really good and is going to be tough to beat, they have a very good defense and now a quarterback that can throw the ball. On a side note, Jerome Harrison knocked two Browns out of the game with helmet to helmet tackles, I have a feeling his pockets are going to lighter come Tuesday.
5. For 55 minutes on Sunday, I believed that Kansas City was for real, but then they fell back to earth and allowed the Texans to score 14 points in the last 4 minutes of the game. This was a huge win for the Texans who finally righted the ship on offense, but on the defensive side of the ball they need help. The allowed over 200 yards rushing and 200 yards passing and didn't seem to be able to stop anything all day, luckily for the Texans, neither could the Chiefs.
6. The Detroit Lions are one of those teams that never goes away. Despite losing their second string quarterback to injury, Drew Stanton, the third string quarterback, came into the game and still had a chance to lead the Lions to victory but came up short. The Giants defense didn't look as dominant as they had in the past two games but Eli Manning figured out how to not throw any interceptions this week which kept them in the lead the whole way.
7. DeSean Jackson is going to have a headache for 3 weeks. The might have been one of the most vicious collisions I have ever seen. Kevin Kolb is showing the Eagles fans why they traded Donovan McNabb away and it will be an interesting decision for Andy Reid once Vick is healthy. Who is the quarterback?
8. Matt Forte is one of the most dominant running backs in the league today but in a close game the Bears only give him the ball 8 times and throw the ball 40? How is that supposed to win games? The offensive line for Chicago is absolutely awful and Cutler might end up dead by the end of the year if they don't fix it now.
9. Welcome back Saints offense! Where have you been hiding? For the first time this year the Saints of '10 looked like the Superbowl champion Saints of '09. I am definitely having a tough time getting a read on the Buccaneers, are they good or bad? Either way, they got creamed.
10. If you told me that the Jets offense would shut down the Broncos passing game, I would have told you the Jets would win by 20 and I would have been wrong. The Broncos found a running game on Sunday and moved the ball effectively. One thing that interests me from the box score, 10 different players had at least 1 rushing attempt, I have never seen that before. Mark Sanchez finally through an interception (2 to be exact) but in the end the Jets were too much for the Broncos to handle.
11. Congratulations 49ers! You finally won a game, albeit against the hapless Raiders. Jason Campbell, you are not good. I can't believe you have a job in the NFL. The Raiders might be better off with Jemarcus Russell at quarterback. No Darren McFadden means no chance for a Raiders victory.
12. The Panic Bowl was won by the Minnesota Vikings. Miles Austin, congrats, you win the Idiot of the Week award! After a celebration penalty cost the Cowboys dearly last week you decide to play leap frog in the end zone after a touchdown. You deserve to be benched next week, especially because it won't matter because the Cowboys are going to end up 1-15 this year.
13. Another team that is hard to get a read on is the Redskins. They have looked solid the past two weeks and then come up short against a sloppy Indianapolis team. The Colts defense has many issues and if they didn't have Peyton Manning they wouldn't win a game.
Check back next Monday for my week 6 recap and don't forget to check out our site at www.moleandmeares.com to see our weekly picks video show and submit your picks for a chance to win our weekly prize!
Posted on: October 14, 2010 2:46 pm
NFL Week 6 Picks
My first week of picking the games against the spread could be called semi-successful, especially considering all of the major upsets late last week. I went 7-7 with the Tampa Bay pick being the best one of the week.
Here are my picks this week
Record to date (7-7)
Seattle at Chicago (-6) - Seattle
Baltimore at New England (-2.5) - Baltimore
Detroit at NY Giants (-10) - NY Giants
Atlanta at Philadelphia (-2.5) - Altanta
Cleveland at Pittsburgh (-13) - Pittsburgh
Miami at Green Bay (pick em) - Miami
San Diego at St. Louis (+8) - San Diego
New Orleans at Tampa Bay (+4) - New Orleans
Kansas City at Houston (-4.5) - Kansas City
Oakland at San Francisco (-6.5) - Oakland (Lock of the week!)
NY Jets at Denver (+3) - NY Jets
Dallas at Minnesota (-1.5) - Dallas
Indianapolis at Washington (+3) - Indianapolis
Tennessee at Jacksonville (+3) - Tennessee
There are my week 6 picks ATS. Check back next week to see how I did.
Don't forget to visit my NFL picks site at www.moleandmeares.com where we have a weekly video talking about the four biggest games of the week. We also have a place for you to submit your picks for a chance to win our weekly prize! Good Luck!
Posted on: October 7, 2010 9:52 am
NFL Week 5 Picks
Each week on the Mole & Meares show we pick the winners straight up for the top 4 games of the week. We then post our picks, straight up, for the winners of all the games for the week and give you the chance to submit your picks for a chance to win our weekly prize. People have been hounding me to make picks against the spread so starting this week I will post my predictions on all games each week ATS. I will keep a running tally so you can see how smart I am, but for this first week please don't bet your mortgage on my advice. I am using the lines from the USA Today on October 7th.
Jacksonville at Buffalo (pick em) - Jacksonville
Kansas City at Indianapolis (-7.5) - Indianapolis
Tampa Bay at Cincinnati (-6.5) - Tampa Bay
Green Bay at Washington (+2.5) - Green Bay
St. Louis at Detroit (-3) - Detroit
Chicago at Carolina (+2.5) - Chicago
NY Giants at Houston (-3) - Houston
Denver at Baltimore (-7) - Denver
Atlanta at Cleveland (+3) - Cleveland
New Orleans at Arizona (+6.5) - New Orleans
Tennesse at Dallas (-6.5) - Dallas
San Diego at Oakland (+6) - San Diego
Philadelphia at San Francisco (-3.5) - Philadelphia
Minnesota at NY Jets (-4) - NY Jets
There are my week 5 picks against the spread. Check back next week to find out how I did and see my week 6 picks.
Don't forget to visit us at www.moleandmeares.com to submit your week 5 picks, straight up, for a chance to win our weekly prize.
Posted on: September 8, 2010 12:48 pm
Edited on: September 9, 2010 4:04 pm
NFL Power Rankings � Week 1
The day is almost upon us, opening day in the NFL, one of the greatest days of the year. Every team has dreams of winning the Superbowl and every team starts on a level playing field. With that said here are the Mole & Meares pre-season power rankings for 2010.
1. New Orleans Saints (0-0) – The Saints are the defending Superbowl champions and until someone beats them they will be our number 1 team in the rankings. It is not hard to imagine the Saints repeating again this year but at the same time to repeat as Superbowl champions is no easy feat. Their first game of the year is a rematch of last year's NFC championship game against the Minnesota Vikings so they might not last long in this spot.
2. Indianapolis Colts (0-0) – The Colts lost to the Saints in the Superbowl last year and they are the best team in the AFC and have been a perinial favorite to win it all. Any team that has Peyton Manning as their quarterback will always be a Superbowl contender. They start their season with a tough road game against a divisional opponent in Houston where they always seem to have trouble.
3. Baltimore Ravens (0-0) – The Ravens destroyed New England in last year's wildcard playoff round before being defeated by the Colts in a game where their offense never appeared. The Ravens made some quality off season pick ups, namely getting receiver Anquan Boldin from the Cardinals to upgrade their receiving corps. This team always has a good defense and now with another year under Ray Rice's belt they should be very good this year. The start the season on the road on Monday night against the New York Jets so we will find out quickly how good they may be.
4. Minnesota Vikings (0-0) – The Vikings lost a heart breaking overtime game against the Saints in the NFC championship to end their hopes of a Superbowl last year. This year they are determined to go all the way behind the media's darling, Brett Farve, who returns for his 49th NFL season. Well, that is what it feels like anyway. Their receiving corps is in disarray with the loss of Sidney Rice to injury and Percy Harvin's crazy training camp where he passed out on the field. Adrian Peterson needs to prove he is a top running back by learning how to hold onto the ball. Minnesota opens the NFL season by traveling to New Orleans which is sure to be an entertaining game. Not sure how long the Vikings will last in our top 5.
5. New York Jets (0-0) – Up until Sunday there is no way the Jets were going to be in our top 5 but with the signing of Revis and their run to the AFC championship game last year they seemed to be the perfect fit. They added Santonio Holmes to their roster in the off season and although he won't play till week 5 this was a huge upgrade to their wide receivers. We know their defense is one of the best in the league, the real question will come with regards to Mark Sanchez and if he can progress as a premier quarterback in the NFL. They start at home against the Ravens which will go along way to determining the best team in the AFC.
There you have it, our first power rankings of the 2010 season. Disagree? Tough, start your own blog! Just kidding…feel free to leave comments below and don't forget to check out my NFL site - www.moleandmeares.com


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Former Bucs respond to Bill Callahan allegations: We killed them fair and square
We already know how many of 2002 Oakland Raiders feel about Tim Brown claiming that Bill Callahan sabotaged the team in Super Bowl XXXVII. Aside from Jerry Rice, it appears that Brown's opinion is not shared by many members of the team. And it certainly isn't shared by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, who feel they…Read More


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Arare Teapot
The design of this black cast-iron teapot, hand-crafted according to Japanese tradition, makes it a classical piece. The number of points that appear in relief is exactly the same in each ring, and the circles formed represent the sky.
The teapot has got an enamelled interior.
The color black, symbol of fertility, of abundant earth, and clouds filled with rain, is highly prized in Asia.
- Product: Arare Teapot
- Retailer: Mariage Frères
- Color: Black
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Raw Feed's Next Film: BelieversGoon
Warner Home Videos straight to DVD venture Raw Feed is finally starting to hit its stride with its next film near completion. The first film was directed by John Shiban, Rest Stop was a slasher and the upcoming Sublime film was directed by 24 Producer Tony Krantz. Next up Daniel Myrick (Blair Witch Project) is going to be directing the next film for Raw Feed, Believers.
Raw Feed has already set the release date for the film, June 19th. Paramedics David Vaughn and Victor Hernandez answer an emergency call in the rural outlands of southern California where they come upon a lonely gas station and find an unconscious woman, Rebecca and her terrified daughter, Libby. According to Libby, the two are on the run from a cult known as THE QUANTA GROUP led by a man the members call The Teacher. As both David and Victor are in the process of trying to save this girls' mother, a group of strangely tattooed men pull up in a pick-up truck and kidnap them all at gunpoint.
They are then driven to a remote facility where they learn they have been abducted by a doomsday cult that is in its final preparations to "transfer" into the next life. Below is the first official still that has popped up from the film on its Official Myspace page.


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FARMINGTON — The new faces on the San Juan County Commission are bringing a lot of county-government experience to their positions.
Republicans Jack Fortner and Keith Johns cruised to victory on Tuesday night and will become the new additions to the county commission. Fortner earned 77 percent of the vote in his District 4 and Johns earned 66 percent of the vote in District 5.
Fortner, 57, defeated Democrat Sam Lasater, 71. Fortner earned 8,908 votes to Lasater's 2,646. The district represents northeast Farmington.
"I had a lot of bipartisan support and the ideas I have resounded," Fortner said. "San Juan County can no longer rely on our 'Old Faithfuls,' which are the power plants and the oil and gas industry. We have to diversify and the time is now and people believe that."
Fortner previously served as county commissioner for District 4 from 1996 to 2004. He is also the current president of New Mexico Board of Regents and a Farmington attorney.
Johns, 66, defeated Ron Lyman, a 72-year-old independent candidate in the District 5 race. Johns received 5,302 votes and Lyman received 2,676. The district includes west Farmington and unincorporated areas north of the city limits.
Johns was the county executive officer from 2002 to 2010. Prior to that he was an administrator for Arizona Public Service Co. at Four Corners Power Plant.
Johns' and Fortner's experience will be an asset to the commission, said County Commission Scott Eckstein, who was reelected Tuesday night after an uncontested race.
"We each have something unique to bring to the table," Eckstein said. "I'm sure we'll have disagreements but we won't have squabbles."
Currently, James Henderson and Tony Atkinson represent district 4 and 5, respectfully. Henderson and Atkinson have reached their eight-year term limit. Johns and Fortner said they will work to replace their predecessors.
"I want to touch base with (Atkinson) and find out what things he was working and weigh that against what the constituents in the district want to see happen," Johns said.
The local economy and balancing the county's budget are expected to be the biggest issues facing the county commission in upcoming years, Johns and Fortner said.
"We need to create an atmosphere where business can thrive," Johns said.
Lyman and Lasater said they hope their campaigns raised awareness about the size of local government.
"I hope it made people get out and vote and pay attention," Lyman said. "People need to know who their county commissioner is and what they are doing for them. I was in it to win it, but as long as I got public awareness that was my main goal."
Lasater said he'll continue to attend county meetings and participate in local government. He hoped he inspired others to get involved.
"The whole point was to get people involved and wake them up to the fact that they are getting run over," he said.


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York City's Financial Recovery Advisory Committee got its first taste of recommendations for the future of York City schools.
The committee, tabbed by state-appointed Chief Recovery Officer David Meckley to help find a new direction for the district, heard ideas from outside groups at Wednesday's meeting.
That's when York County Community Foundation and York Counts, in a combined report, delivered their recommendation: convert all of York City into charter school academies.
The "groundbreaking, precedent-setting" idea would help solve York City schools' financial mess, enrollment bleeding, and community dissatisfaction all in one fell swoop, said officials from an education task for of foundation and York Counts members.
The foundation/York Counts task force, which includes members such as Mayor Kim Bracey and former U.S. Rep. Todd Platts, said their findings were the only feasible scenario to improve York City's plight.
York City's recovery committee is spending the next few months coming up with recommendations for Meckley to consider. He'll then write his recommendations to the York City School Board, which will likely vote on it around April. The financial recovery process, which kicked off in December, is mandated by the state because of York City's financial woes.
The task force wanted a systemic change in city schools, not just a Band-aid approach. That left ideas such as vouchers off the list, said Eric Menzer, a task force member.
Menzer also said doing a widespread transformation from within the district wouldn't work, either, as that method takes too long and hasn't been working so far.
Converting to all charters would net a faster change, have a better chance to save the district money and more likely would restore confidence in the community, Menzer said.
How it would work:The overview of the recommendation:
* The district would put out a request for a proposal on a national level seeking companies that want to convert schools into charters; Menzer admitted this is a tall task as the very best companies have a lot of demand. The RFP would only be for nonprofit companies, and would have several performance standards that must be met in order to keep the charter. Task force officials said some changes to state charter law might be needed to give York City the flexibility it would need to accomplish all of this.
* The schools would be converted into charter academies with specific learning styles and themes.
* Students in York City would be able to attend any school, rather than just the closest one.
* Students from outside York City would be welcome as well, as task force officials said this could help get wealthier families to enroll in York City.
Nothing is finalized at this point, as the recommendations by the task force were meant to help the Financial Recovery Advisory Committee brainstorm ideas. And all involved said they don't have details yet such as cost and the logistics of how it would work, since the recovery committee hasn't yet requested to learn more.
"You have set a high mark," said advisory committee member Genevieve Ray. Meckley added the task force's recommendations are "bold and innovative," but emphasized the committee needs to consider whether they want to find out more.
The task force members said charter schools might have a negative connotation in York City by some, but they do well in other parts of the country, such as Baltimore and New Orleans.
A major change is needed, one way or the other, the task force concluded.
"The status quo is not accomplishing what we all want and our children deserve," Menzer said.
Financial projection not rosy: The recovery committee also heard from PFM, a Philadelphia financial consulting firm being paid for by the state to assist the committee.
PFM managing director Dean Kaplan painted a five-year financial picture for York City, and it's dire.
Charter school enrollment - this does not include any of the recommendations by York Counts, just existing charters - would grow by 1,100 students, from 2,427 students as of January 2013 to 3,567 by 2018. York City School District enrollment in that same tie would drop from 4,799 students now to 4,188 in five years.
That, in part, helped create a huge deficit scenario in 2018. Assuming no wage increases or changes to state aid calculations, York City would still have a $21 million deficit in the 2017-18 school year, Kaplan said. Sluggish revenue growth hurts, he said. And charter school tuition payments - again, only to existing charters - would by 2018 account for half of the district's project $140 million 2017-18 budget.
The recovery committee also said they want ideas from the community, specifically seeking ideas that would improve three high-impact areas: financial improvement, student safety/health, and academic performance. Information on the committee and its schedule can be found at www.ycsdrecoveryplan.org.


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Denver Broncos' Peyton Manning (18) has the ball knocked away by Indianapolis Colts' Robert Mathis (98) during the first half of Sunday night's game at Lucas Oil Stadium on October 20, 2013. Matt Detrich / The Star
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Robert Mathis' understated disposition nearly got the better of him.
He was asked if any of his 107 career sacks, which have him within one of breaking the Indianapolis Colts' record held by Dwight Freeney, resonate louder than the others?
"They all feel pretty good," the veteran linebacker said as he stood in front of his locker room cubicle. "Really don't put any sack ahead another." ...


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Universities capable of running advanced technology could enjoy a competitive edge as students increasingly judge colleges on their green credentials, say higher education IT managers.
Efficient use of IT has helped the University of the West of England (UWE) reduce its carbon footprint and cut costs.
It is a move that will help attract students, said Alistair Sandford, project manager at the UWE, which is ranked equal eighth in the green university league table produced by student campaign group People and Planet.
"We are using 80 per cent less power per client device and less air conditioning as a result," he said.
"Better IT facilities make a difference in terms of attracting students, and newer universities are in a particularly good position.
"Complexities and upfront investment is an issue, but it can offer a competitive edge."
UWE runs 1,800 Windows terminals in a Citrix environment, and has been using Citrix software since 1999. The university estimates it has saved £2m over that period with the project breaking even in the third year.
Effective shared services can also help boost student experience. Students work in a virtual learning environment that promotes home working and online interaction alongside the traditional classroom approach.
The university's 30,000 students and 3,000 staff can access their own personalised desktop wherever they log in. Students can access podcasts of lectures and have virtual discussions, either real-time or forum-based, which are assessed later by the lecturer who can better assess students' understanding and the level of their contribution.
"Remote access will make a big difference," said Sandford. "It changes group
dynamics and reduces inhibitions, giving everyone the ability to be part of it."
Elsewhere, the Higher Education Funding Council for Wales (HEFCW) has set up a fund for shared IT services projects.
"In Wales there is less of a shared services agenda from the Welsh Assembly, but HEFCW is keen on more collaboration in the higher education sector," said Chris West, director of library and information systems at Swansea University.
Swansea has formed the south-west Wales HE partnership with Swansea Metropolitan and Trinity College Carmarthen, using systems from Salford Software. The universities share a virtual learning environment, tailored to meet the different requirements of each institution.
And under a shared disaster recovery plan, any of the three establishments can access backup systems at the other two.
"Why have separate administration services and associated IT platforms when you can combine them to make the whole greater than the sum of the parts?" said West.
"We're the biggest of the two universities and the smaller ones can pick up on our expertise."


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The SouthWest Cincinnati Tea Party will host a town hall on the IRS situation - IRS Intimidation- Are you next? National Town Hall to Review the Situation and Plan Next Steps - on Wednesday, May 29, at the Farm, 239 Anderson Ferry Road.
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If Seegers Union is the campus' "living room," then Parents Plaza can be designated as the "front porch." It's a place where students gather to talk, to have a meal, to perform or hold a rally, and to hang signs and sheets with event information or important campus initiatives.
This space was originally dedicated in 1988, and was created through gifts from what was then the Parents Association, who envisioned a park-like meeting place for students, faculty and visitors.
An article in the December 11, 1987 edition of The Weekly said, "The plaza promises to provide a setting where both planned cultural and educational activities and information social interactions will occur on a regular basis…the plaza will be a place where students, professors, administrators and alumni will together enjoy relaxed interactions which integrate the formal learning experiences at Muhlenberg with life outside the classroom."
Prior to its construction, seating in the area could accommodate about 24 persons on stone benches outside the Union. The plan in 1988 called for increasing the capacity to 80 persons and providing several hundred feet of "sitting wall."
The 1988 vision of the space became a reality. From its construction, Parents Plaza has been one of the most heavily used areas on campus. Students, faculty, staff and parents had all gotten used to the comfortably scuffed up, beaten up, 20-year-old, crumbling-around-the-edges plaza, but these new renovations provide even more seating (for an additional 55 people), new tables, benches and pavers, better landscaping, more nooks for sitting and chatting and a stage at the foot of Trexler Tower (for performances and for people-watching), which is getting heavy use already.
During Homecoming Weekend on Saturday, October 3, the College held a Parents Plaza Rededication Ceremony following the football game.
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Today: Chicago Steel (8-15-1) at Green Bay Gamblers (12-6-4), 7:05 p.m., Resch Center, Ashwaubenon.
Season series: Green Bay leads 3-1. Chicago won the last meeting, 6-3 on Nov. 8.
Gamblers update: Won 4-3 in overtime at Indiana on Thursday and lost 4-3 at Cedar Rapids on Friday. ... The Gamblers are 7-0-1 at home this season, winning seven straight after falling in a shootout against Muskegon in the opener. ... Forward Nick Schmaltz leads the team with 22 points (eight goals, 14 assists). ... Forwards Ryan Lough and Kevin Irwin are tied for the team lead with 11 goals. Lough has eight goals in the past four games, while Irwin netted his first in eight games against Cedar Rapids on Friday. ... The Gamblers are 89-for-103 (86.41 percent) on the penalty kill, which ranks fourth in the USHL. They are 19-for-108 (17.59 percent) on the power play, which ranks seventh. ... Goalie Jared Rutledge (12-5-2) has made 13 straight starts and has a 2.81 goals-against average and .908 save percentage. ... Forward Ryan Siroky will serve a one-game suspension from the USHL.
Steel update: Won 4-3 in overtime at Youngstown on Friday and dropped a 4-3 decision at Muskegon on Saturday. ... Chicago has won 10 of its past 14 games since beginning the season 0-10. ... The Steel is 13-for-125 (10.40 percent) on the power play, which is next to last in the USHL. Its penalty kill is 108-for-132 (81.82 percent), which ranks 12th in the 16-team league. ... Former Green Bay Notre Dame goalie Chris Nell has a 3.17 gaa and .911 save percentage.


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We have 03 Rialta that was not covered by the previous owners, needless to say the exterior suffered a lot of sun damage and has several scrathes also. What do people recommend to get older rvs with this type of damage looking good again?
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Published: Wednesday, March 12, 2003 at 4:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Tuesday, March 11, 2003 at 11:12 p.m.
ASHEVILLE -- USDA Forest Service's Southern Research Station and partners, Clemson University and North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission, will conduct a prescribed burn south of Asheville on Thursday.
The area being burned is north of Interstate 26 in Polk County, on Green River gamelands administered by the N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission.
The operation will use a helicopter-mounted fire ignition system. The ignitor consists of plastic balls filled with chemicals that catch fire after they are dropped from the helicopter onto preselected areas. The plastic ball dispenser unit is managed by an operator from inside the helicopter.
For more information see the Web site for the Fire and Fire Surrogate Study at http://ffs.fs.fed.us or for the Southern Appalachian Mountain Study at http://www. srs.fs.usda.gov/ffs.
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Situated in an ancient village where it is possible to stay and enjoy the surroundings or the numerous activities this territory has to offer, the estate dominates the magnificent vineyards of the Chianti Classico area, the olive groves and the crops, which are irrigated with water from the Villa S. Andrea lakes. We produce several wines including Chianti Classico, IGT, Grappa and Vin Santo, as well as, Extra Virgin and DOP Olive Oil. More
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Elected officials are servants
Americans have somehow gotten the false idea that elected officials are masters or rulers instead of servants.
Should we respect the office? No. The officeholder is an elected servant. The only respect that they have due is if they are moral, faithful servants. We vote them in to do the will of the people, according to their understanding of that and the input they receive from their constituents, and in accordance with the Constitution they are sworn to uphold.
If President Obama came into a room, we would not stand. To stand is to agree with his policies and the faithful execution of his office. In fact, it is to become part of his deeds, just as the Bible warns us not to bid Godspeed to any infidel because we become part of their evil deeds.
Now if our sheriff, Mr. David Morgan, came into a room, we would indeed stand, acknowledging his service, but we would not for Escambia County Commissioner Gene Valentino, a proven liar.
We are obligated to God and the Constitution to start thinking properly and with reason. Whether presidents, governors, senators and sheriffs, they are our servants, not masters!
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President Barack Obama recently unveiled his plan on addressing climate change. While some might argue that we aren't polluting today as much as we have in the past, there is overwhelming scientific evidence we can't ignore: 1) carbon emissions are a major contributor to climate change; 2) atmosphere concentrations of CO2are at their highest level in more than 800,000 years; and 3) using fossil fuels in our homes, automobiles and factories is the primary reason that concentrations have increased so dramatically.
I'm a UWF student and what concerns me is that climate change not only affects ecosystems and weather-related events, it also affects our health and economy. This isn't the time for debate. It's a time for action.
I challenge the Pensacola News Journal to education your readers about the urgency of this crisis and teach readers how they can do their part to reduce their carbon footprint. Encourage our civic leaders to consider recycling laws for our area and improve public transportation.
I'm not an environmentalist and I'm not asking anyone to hug a tree. I've learned that the most important thing we can do collectively as a society is take action.
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