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Premier Inn Maidstone (Allington) is well placed if you're catching a ferry to Europe, and London is within reach too. There's plenty to explore right on the doorstep including Leeds Castle and in lat...More about Premier Inn Maidstone (Allington)
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C.J. Wilson of the Texas Rangers poses for a portrait during Photo Day on February 25, 2007 in Surprise, Arizona.
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Jordans publishes 'Doyle & Keay's Insolvency Legislation: Annotations & Commentary'
The fourth edition of Doyle & Keay's Insolvency Legislation: Annotations & Commentary, written by Kings Chambers members and insolvency specialists Louis Doyle and Prof Andrew Keay, was published by Jordans in March 2014.
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I got back into riding last summer mid' July after about 10-15 years of sitting on my arse to much. Piled 2200 miles on over the last 5.5 months with most of that on my 1985 Ciocc road bike. I'm now riding a Rans Tailwind through the winter that I've been spending way to much time and money on, including just building my first wheel after a rim failure.
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Today the county is bordered by Merseyside and Greater Manchester to the north, Derbyshire to the east, Staffordshire and Shropshire to the south, and Flintshire and Wrexham in Wales to the west. Cheshire is also a part of the Welsh Marches.
Cheshire's area is 2,343 square kilometres (905 sq mi) and its population is around 1 million. Apart from the large towns along the River Mersey and the historic city of Chester, it is mostly rural, with a number of small towns and villages that support an agricultural industry. It is historically famous as a former principality and for the production of Cheshire cheese, salt, bulk chemicals, and woven silk.
Cheshire's name was originally derived from an early name for Chester, and was first recorded as Legeceasterscir in the Anglo-Saxon Chronicles, meaning the shire of the city of legions. Although the name first appears in 980, it is thought that the county was created by Edward the Elder around 920.
For more information, see the EN Wikipedia article Cheshire.
Administrative history
After the Norman conquest of 1066 by William I, dissent and resistance continued for many years after the invasion. In 1069 local resistance in Cheshire was finally put down using draconian measures as part of the Harrying of the North. The ferocity of the campaign against the Saxon populace was enough to end all future resistance. Examples were made of major landowners such as Saxon Earl Edwin of Mercia, their properties confiscated and redistributed amongst Norman barons. William I made Cheshire a county palatine and gave Gerbod the Fleming the title, first Earl of Chester. But when he returned to Normandy in about 1070, the king used his absence to declare the earldom forfeit and gave the title and Cheshire to Hugh d'Avranches (nicknamed Hugh Lupus, or 'wolf'). Due its strategic location on Welsh Marches, the Earl had complete autonomous powers to rule on behalf of the king in the county palatine.
Palatine hundreds
For more information, see the EN Wikipedia article Cheshire.
Palatine feudal baronies
For more information, see the EN Wikipedia article Cheshire.
Lands devolved to Lancashire
In 1182 the land north of the Mersey became administered as part of the new county of Lancashire, thus resolving any uncertainty about the county in which the land "Inter Ripam et Mersam"(the area between the Mersey and Ribble) was. Over the years, the ten hundreds consolidated and changed names to leave just seven--Broxton, Bucklow, Eddisbury, Macclesfield, Nantwich, Northwich and Wirral.
Acquires Welsh-March lands
In 1397 the county had lands in the march of Wales added to its territory, and was promoted to the rank of principality. This was because of the support the men of the county had given to King Richard II, in particular by his standing armed force of about 500 men called the "Cheshire Guard". As a result the King's title was changed to "King of England and France, Lord of Ireland, and Prince of Chester". No other English county has been honoured in this way, although it lost the distinction on Richard's fall in 1399.
Lands devolved to Greater Manchester and Merseyside
Through the Local Government Act 1972, which came into effect on 1 April 1974, some areas in the north-west of Cheshire became part of the metropolitan counties of Greater Manchester and Merseyside.
Merseyside took on much of the Wirral Peninsula in the north-west, including the county boroughs of
At the same time the Tintwistle Rural District was transferred to Derbyshire.
Cheshire 1974-1998
From 1 April 1974 the area under the control of the county council was divided into eight local government districts:
Unitary Authorities created
On 1 April 1998 Halton and Warrington became unitary authorities independent of Cheshire County Council, but remained part of Cheshire for ceremonial purposes and also for fire and policing. In April 2009 the remainder of Cheshire was converted into two more unitary authorities: Cheshire East and Cheshire West and Chester.
Since 1 April 2009 the cities and towns in Cheshire are:
Politics and administration
Cheshire is a ceremonial county. This means that although there is no county-wide elected local council, Cheshire has a Lord Lieutenant and High Sheriff for ceremonial purposes under the Lieutenancies Act 1997. All four unitary authority areas (Cheshire East, Cheshire West and Chester, Halton, and Warrington) have borough status.
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Moisturizing Shealoe Leave-In Conditioner is an excellent creamy herbal infused creamy conditioner and detangler intended to smooth the cuticle and remove knots, snarls, and tangles from thick kinky textured hair. Perfect for all hair textures.
Ingredients: Aqua(Distilled Water) infused with *Organic Calendula officinalis(Calendula Flower Whole), *Organic Arctium lappa (Burdock Root), *Organic Equisetum arvense (Horsetail Shaved Grass), & *Organic Urtica dioica (Nettle Leaf), Aloe Barbadensis (Aloe Leaf Juice), cetyl alcohol, Behentrimonium Methosulfate, *Organic Althaea officinalis (Marshmallow Root Powder), *Organic Arctium lappa (Burdock Root Powder), *Organic Calendula officinalis (Calendula Flower Powder),*Organic Ulmus rubra (Slippery Elm Bark Powder), Matricaria recutita (Chamomile Flower Powder), Butyrospermum Parkii (Shea oil), Oryza Sativa (Rice Bran Oil), *Organic Olea Europaea (Olive Oil), Macadamia integrifolia(Macadamia Nut Oil), Ricinus Communis (Jamaican Black Castor Seed Oil) Tropic Isle Living, Argania Spinosa (Argan Oil), Cocos Nucifera Oil / Aloe Barbadensis Leaf Extract(Aloe Butter), Vitis vinifera (Grape Seed Oil), Mangifera Indica (Mango Alphonso Powder Fruit Extract), Kosher Vegetable Glycerin, Potassium Sorbate, Salix Nigra(Willow Bark Extract) Tocopherol (Vitamin E), D-Panthenol (Pro-Vitamin B5), Essential Oil & Fragrance, Citric Acid. pH 4.5-5.0
Directions: After shampooing with Koils by Nature Cleansers, apply small amount of Moisturizing Shealoe Creamy Leave-In Conditioner, to sectioned hair, using fingers to detangle hair or gently combing through hair with a wide tooth comb (from tip to root for natural hair). Do not rinse out.
For Detangling: Apply to wet/damp sectioned hair before styling.
Daily Moisturizer: Apply a dime-sized amount to damp hair and style as desired. Add more as necessary.
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Warnings: For external use only. Keep out of reach of children.
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Posted by Shanise G on 15th Nov 2015
I love this Leave in so much that I find myself washing my hair 3-4 times a week!!!! I even purchased the Unscented bottle for my niece and the deep conditioner!
Posted by Tyshelle on 13th Nov 2015
I used this product in the shower after washing my hair, the slip is amazing and my hair is super thick. I ended up doing a wash and go and the results were amazing, I will be purchasing this product very very soon and I am buying 2 bottles this time.
Posted by Unknown on 9th Jul 2015
First off, I will say that the ingredients are pretty solid or I wouldn't have purchased the product.
However, in order to get any kind of slip that was boasted about, I needed to put too much product in.
My hair was left looking greasy after day one and comb never did glide through like it should.
I have long, fine hair but a lot of it.
My hair tends to get oily at the roots around day 2/3.
If your hair is anything like mine, you haven't found it here.
If you like products that smell like baby powder, you will love it.
Posted by Lisa on 11th Jun 2015
Amazing leave in. Excellent as far as moisturizing. This is my favorite leave in. It's also works as a styler. Very versatile product.
Posted by Unknown on 11th Jun 2015
Omg my hair felt like silk!!! The best leave in ever.
Posted by Lisa Maddox on 26th May 2015
The leave-in conditioner has made my hair more manageable and smells great.
Posted by Ayana W on 22nd May 2015
The leave-in Shealoe is the best hair product ever! I love this stuff because it makes my hair so soft. My hair is short, but it keeps the curls poppin and feeling beautiful.
Posted by SistersWithBeauty on 18th May 2015
I only claim one leave in on EARTH and that's KBN MOISTURIZING SHEALOE LEAVE-IN CONDITIONER.. This conditioner coats my strands perfectly, isn't too watery and has real ingredients that help my hair function and stand up to the elements. Burdock Root Powder, that helps my blood circulate and touch those areas that are a bit more stressed... while the Horsetail Shaved Grass helps to soften my hair for styling.. I couldn't be more happier with this product..
Posted by Angie on 13th Apr 2015
I first fell in love with this product, when I received a sample one of my Curl Kits. Now I have 3 bottles. I don't even let my girls us it....lol. YES that's how much I love it.
Posted by Kinda on 1st Apr 2015
Its a must have in my salon after shampooing,or to detangle just before styling hair. work wonder if you do the LOC Method ,the Sealoe being the liquid;love itMy clients has been struggling before in the detangling process,and in my hair workshop even the little girls love it
Posted by Demetra on 30th Mar 2015
This is the very best leave in that I have ever tried. I am in love with this product. This is a must have at all times. I do not want to be without this product. It is great for my wash and go & my twist outs...
Posted by Demetra on 30th Mar 2015
This is the very best leave in that I have ever tried. I am in love with this product. This is a must have at all times. I do not want to be without this product. It is great for my wash and go & my twist outs...
Posted by Demetra Henderson on 30th Mar 2015
This is the very best leave in that I have ever tried. I am in love with this product. This is a must have at all times. I do not want to be without this product. It is great for my wash and go & my twist outs...
Posted by Mikayla on 20th Mar 2015
its an ok product. It didnt really provide me with any moisture, my hair still looks dry and hard to manipulate. I have a TWA but i can tell its just not working for my hair. I didnt like the scent at first but i got used to it. Its very liquid-y and easy to spread, so a little goes a long way. It would not spread in my dry hair, and it was extremely hard to comb through so i only applied it on wet or really damp hair.
Overall this product didnt work for me but im going to finish the bottle and then look for a different moisturizer.
Posted by K.Fowler on 2nd Mar 2015
Need something to moisturize your braid out and have the definition be out of this world??? Look no further this product is AMAZING. I have never been a braid out type of girl because my hair always seemed so dry, however I used this leave in as my styler for my braid out and I have fell in LOVE...definitely my new holy grail product!!!
Posted by April on 2nd Mar 2015
So glad to have found a product for my daily moisture addiction and needs. I have type 4 hair. Don't know exactly what it means but it's nappy. No curl, barely run your fingers through it, can hold a curl like a dream, and DRY. Long story short...this product is everything. I certainly does not weigh your hair down with daily application. The results are instant. Thank you well done!
Posted by culymamacitaG on 7th Feb 2015
I'm a 3c-4a high porosity reforming PJ. This LI in is my #1 never plan to run out of condish. Creamy formula that has a light fuit-loops fragrance, it makes detangling a breeze and gets my curl action started. It is moisture packed and layers well with any moisturizer and styler I've paired it with. I also use it as a refresher/moisturizer on dry hair it brings life to those misbehaving ends on a dry twists.Do your curls a favor and get this LI! Have yet to try a KBN product that my hair doesn't luv.....
Posted by Enjoying the Journey on 22nd Jan 2015
Got a samples from the St Jude Children's Research Hospital Walk. Have a problem with dry. My natural is a 100% gray with color. This product really correct that problem. Thanks
Enjoying the Journey
Posted by Keisha on 17th Dec 2014
This leave-in is very moisturizing and a little goes a long way. It works best on wet hair so I use it after washing my hair and finger detangle my hair with it. The moisture lasts for a few days and I get great defined and super soft hair. The only reason I give it 4 stars is the price and I like to work with my hair when it is damp instead of wet. I also don't want to have to rinse my hair during the week to use it again because the product doesn't work as well for me when I mist it with water. This is a great product and I would recommend trying it!
Posted by Marsheilah on 5th Dec 2014
Great leave in! It's rich enough that it can be used in lieu of a deep conditioner, but it does not over moisturize my hair. It works phenomenally well with the KBN gel and plays well with other styling products as well. It comes full to the max, so I actually poured a little into a travel container to avoid making a mess when I used it. I think the shine I get with this is because it smooths the cuticles of my high porosity hair.
Posted by Kerphline on 3rd Dec 2014
I have struggled with horrible tangling ever since I went natural and this product has been a god send after I washed my hair I just let my hair air dry a little and I sectioned off my hair and applied the leave in and I used a comb to detangle and it just glided through my hair. When I was done my hair was so soft. This is so good if I had the coins I would by the big salon sized bottle so so so so good.
Posted by Nickie on 21st Nov 2014
This is my staple deep conditioner. I am actually able to finger detangle my hair, with this deep conditioner. After using this with my thermal heat bonnet, my hair was SUPER SOFT, & SHINY!!!
Posted by Sunni J on 3rd Nov 2014
I'm so glad that I gave this leave-in a try. My hair loves it which is very important to me and it's not by what the masses say. You must try it for youself and when you do you'll gonna love it as much as I do. Thanks KBN for making a fabulous product.
Posted by Nureka Dixon on 3rd Nov 2014
I really like this leave in alot. It makes my super thick 3c/4a hair feel so silky. It helps my wng's last longer and my hair stayed detangled. I really like it alot
Posted by Unknown on 2nd Nov 2014
I love using this leave-in conditioner for wash and go's. I have less shrinkage and I can detangle my hair with my fingers. A little goes a long way and it keeps my hair moisturized all day long. I have 4b and 4c curls .
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I bought my wife a $2k cyclocross bike and she hardly rides it so we got a cheap $100 mountain bike from Target and it turns out the handlebar style is what has been deterring her from riding the cross bike.
So basically I'd like to know if there were flat bar index shifters that would be compatible with SRAM Rival derailleurs. We also have a 105 groupset we could try.
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1. Re: LinuxshieldVineetkr May 6, 2013 1:18 AM (in response to eyal)
VSEL 1.7 supports MA 4.5 therefore, scenario you explained is supported. To verify you can refer to software requirement section in readme or product guide.
How about moving to VSEL 1.9 directly with MA 4.8. VSEL 1.9 provides much better ePO management experience with respect to VSEL 1.7. Or at least upgrade to VSEL 1.7.1 with MA 4.6.
You can use MA 4.5 with VSEL 1.7.1 and VSEL 1.9 both but I would recommend to use MA 4.6 with latest patch or MA 4.8. Latest version of MA v4.8 is much better than previous versions.
You can download VSEL 1.9 using your grant number. If you need further assistance I would recommend you to reach out to support team team formally.
2. Re: Linuxshieldeyal May 6, 2013 1:31 AM (in response to Vineetkr)
Hi Vineet,
Thank you for your prompt response, I am going to try and upgrade MA to 4.6 then upgrade Linuxshield to 1.7 and see how that one goes.
and thank you for the document.
3. Re: LinuxshieldVineetkr May 6, 2013 1:53 AM (in response to eyal)
Just curious to know why you are not planning to use VSEL 1.7.1 or VSEL 1.9. I would recommend you to use VSEL 1.9 its prepackaged with 5600 engine as well.
4. Re: Linuxshieldeyal May 6, 2013 2:58 AM (in response to Vineetkr)
There is no particular reoson Vineet, I will actually suggest it to my seniors.
One more thing..now the agent upgrade has been successfull on one server but the Linuxshield upgrade has failed. when I run the nails status command it comes back with this error:
monitor gateway is not running
the McAfeeVSEForLinux Apache server does not appear to be running.
How do I go about getting this fixed?
Thank you
5. Re: LinuxshieldVineetkr May 6, 2013 3:12 AM (in response to eyal)
Can you reachout to support please.


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Connecticut Bar Association - Environmental Law SectionSociety of Women Environmental ProfessionalsThe Real Estate ExchangeThe Connecticut Women's CouncilEnvironmental Policies Council, CT Business & Industries AssociationEnvironmental Professionals Organization of ConnecticutConstruction Institute Board of Advisors
Ann Catino practices primarily in the areas of environmental, utilities, and land use law. Ann represents private and public sector clients in matters involving land use and real estate development, the purchase and sale of contaminated property, permitting and regulatory compliance and auditing; property remediation and environmental litigation. She appears regularly before federal and state environmental and siting agencies, local regulatory boards and all courts in superfund litigation, private cost recovery claims and federal/state enforcement actions. She regularly represents clients and appears before the Connecticut Department of Energy & Environmental Protection (DEEP), U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, the Connecticut Siting Council, and numerous local commissions and authorities. She is particularly familiar with adjudicatory proceedings at the Connecticut DEEP having represented applicants for solid waste and water permits in contested cases where concerns regarding the Connecticut Environmental Protection Act are raised. And, she has defended numerous orders that have resulted in hearings on behalf of her clients. Ann also has litigated various commercial cases, environmental claims, and citizen suits arising under both federal and state environmental laws. Ann has experience in representing and counseling clients in all environmental media - air, water, solid waste and remediation. She has also represented development projects - including power plant development, alternative waste water treatment facilities, various retail development, gas stations, manufacturers, entertainment venues - including the development of the Meadows Music Theater over a 1920s urban landfill. The Meadows was the first facility of its kind financed through the state's urban sites program and tax increment financing. She has permitted a variety of solid waste facilities including transfer stations, recycling and volume reduction facilities successfully. As clients transfer property, she also has assisted them in the transfer of permits, compliance with the Transfer Act and brownfield and contaminated property redevelopment. Ann provided counsel to the State during the recent renovation and redevelopment of twenty-three service plaza facilities on Routes I-95, I-395 and 15. The project, over the long term, changed the face of the State's fuel and food facilities. She also negotiated an exceptionally lucrative resolution for the costs associated with the cleanup of historical contamination at the service plazas with the prior retail petroleum provider, which avoided years of litigation. From 2006 to the present, Ann serves as Co-Chair of the State's Task Force on Brownfields Strategies (now named the Brownfield Working Group), which advises the legislature on issues involving brownfields, property remediation and economic development. In 2010 she served on the State's Permitting Task Force, and in 2011 served on the transition team for environmental issues. Ann testifies regularly on environmental bills before the Connecticut General Assembly and volunteers many hours to these initiatives in order to develop practical, cost effective laws that are also protective of the environment. As a result, she often is asked to assist in the development of new laws and regulatory initiatives. Ann is a past Chair of the Environmental Law Section of the Connecticut Bar Association and on the Board of Advisors for the Construction Institute. She is a member of many organizations including the Connecticut Women's Council, Society of Women Environmental Professionals, Environmental Professionals Organization of Connecticut, Real Estate Exchange, the Environmental Policies Council of Connecticut Business and Industries Association, the MetroHartford Alliance Strategic Partners, and the Connecticut Chapter of the National Brownfields Association. Ann has been named for the Top 25: 2014 Women Connecticut Super Lawyers. She also has been selected six times in the past nine years by Super Lawyers in areas of Environmental, Land Use / Zoning and Environmental Litigation. In 2014, she was nominated for their Business Edition in Construction, Real Estate & Environmental. Ann has been recognized by the The Best Lawyers in America in the categories of Litigation - Environmental as well as Litigation - Land Use & Zoning since 2013. In addition, Ann has been recognized by Chambers USA for three consecutive years in the Environment section, earning a Band 3 ranking in 2014.Since 2011, Ann has served on the St. Anselm College Board of Trustees and she chairs the Facilities and Technology Committee as part of her Board responsibilities. PublicationA New Grade for Connecticut Brownfield Redevelopment - New Initiatives Underway By: Ann Catino, New England Real Estate Journal, 07/18/2014 News & EventsFirm Attorneys Recognized as 2015 Super Lawyers and Rising Stars


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Lostmykeys has the right idea; now that you've been running regularly for a while, you might incorporate some speedwork. By this, I don't mean sprints. I mean intervals and tempo runs.
Tempo runs are continuous runs at a pace hard enough to be able to feel it, but not so hard that you can't maintain it for the duration. You should start by doing a warmup jog for about ten minutes first, and accompany it with a cooling down jog of a similar time.
Intervals you might already be familiar with; hard running (remember, NOT sprinting) over a certain distance, preferably on a track, followed by a cooldown jog or walk, then another hard interval. Try a half mile at first to try it out (twice around a track in the second lane) and see how it goes. At this point, don't worry about a goal time, just familiarize yourself with the feeling of running harder than you're used to. Don't go out too fast, as the idea behind intervals is to do a few of them per session. Don't wanna burn yourself out on the first one.
Eventually, build up to doing mile and then mile and a half intervals, maybe even two mile sets. You'll be surprised how you'll cut your times (at least at first).
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The Office of Admission hosts several campus events each academic year. These are a great way for prospective students and their families to gain an overview of Linfield College and our distinct programs.
Fall Open House, November 9, 2015
Fall Open House offers high school seniors, transfer students and their families an opportunity to learn about Linfield's liberal arts curriculum, off-campus and international study programs, student life and athletic programs. The Linfield admission and financial aid process is also covered thoroughly.
Discovery Day, January, 18 2016
In January, Discovery Day provides an excellent opportunity to explore Linfield's offerings and discuss topics such as our curriculum and hands-on learning opportunities including internships, research projects and international programs. Guests attending Discovery Day will experience Linfield's campus during January Term, our optional, four week academic session.
Competitive Scholarship Day, February 14, 2016
Competitive Scholarship Day is an invitation only event offered to high school seniors. Students will compete for scholarships that range from $12,000 to $20,000 (awarded over four years). For consideration, students must complete their application for admission to Linfield, and complete the Competitive Scholarship section on the Linfield Member Questions of the Common Application by December 1.
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Spring Open House, April 29, 2016
High school juniors, transfer students and their families are welcomed for an informal day of information sessions on college planning, the admission and scholarship process, academic programs, student life and housing, study abroad opportunities and athletics at Linfield during our Spring Open House.
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Running from Dec. 6 through March 24, two exhibits at the Bates College Museum of Art approach architecture from very different angles.
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2011 Heisman Race
Which pre-season prospects will be in the race for the Heisman this year.....Luck is a given!
Post your nominee candidate!
you know what time it is
I just want someone who's not a running back or quarterback to win it. Since 1950 only three people who didn't play those positions won the Heisman (Brown, Howard, Woodson). As long as the award is "the most outstanding QB or RB in college football" the award is a joke.
Luck is the frontrunner, but race is wide open IMO. Three RBs from the SEC could easily win it, (Trent Richardson -just read he has a 475-500# BP!!, Marcus Lattimore, Knile Davis). Three RBs from the ACC, (Montell Harris, David Wilson, Lamar Miller). Pac 12's LaMichael James and Chris Polk are dark horse candidates.
I still think it's Luck's to lose, but whichever teams show up in the NC will likely produce the Heisman winner, and my early bet for that matchup is Alabama and FSU/Oklahoma, (Richardson/Landry Jones/EJ Manuel).
BTW the RB position is DEEP for the 2012 NFL draft.
Im gonna go with Landry Jones. OU should have a very good year and could compete for the NC. He is surrounded by offensive firepower and should put up huge numbers in that system. So,
Big QB prospect+big time school+lots of talent around him+lots of stats+possible NC title=great Heisman chance
My goober is better than your football player.
How is LaMichael James a darkhorse???????? He was the 3rd place finisher last year. Hes got a much better chance, now that there will be in the spotlight. It's still Luck's spot to lose. The Darkhorse for me is Darron Thomas. If he can master the spread option and be a bit better throwing the ball, and making the decisions (big problem with him in the spread, needs to reed the DE a bit better) then he could end up being really good. Potentially Heisman good.
I said LaMichael James is a Heisman darkhorse because I think he would have to be more statistically dominant than any of the RBs in the ACC and SEC, outperform Luck and Stanford, and Oregon would have to nearly duplicate their season from last year.
It's a huge uphill climb for him IMO.
Final 5 candidates:
Andrew Luck
Matt Barkley
LaMichael James
Marcus Lattimore
Kellen Moore
a few darkhorses
geno smith, qb wvu
Logan Thomas, QB, Virginia Tech
Kellen Moore for the win boys!
All 7'2" and 98 lbs. of him.
Luck who?
hohoho Jacory Harris is gonna win it!
Did, did you guys get it? I'm a homer xD.
Geno Smith and Logan Thomas? gtfoh
I think it will be Andrew Luck. A Dark Horse could be Trent Richardson, if Alabama goes Undefeated and he has a Big year he could win it because the Heisman voters like to give it to the best player on the National Championship Team.
im not sure andrew luck will be in the conversation...much like heading into 2010 locker wasnt. Both are/were great pro prospects but not really heisman guys, luck is better and has a better chance than locker being hes on a better team but i think it will be richardson
Watch and see
UCF has some semi-tough matchups early in the season (Boston College and at BYU). If they win those, they have an excellent shot at an undefeated season. Southern Miss and Tulsa provide a bit of a challenge, by the Knights are a better team.
Add in solid numbers like 2800 passing yards, 700 rushing yards, and around 30 total touchdowns, jeff Godfrey has a shot. I am in no way predicting he'll win. But he's no darkhorse to at least steal some votes.
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Mine went in the mail today, so depending on the route travelled, you can expect to receive my card between tomorrow and 2069.
(Remember those stories in the paper every now and then? "Postcard delivered after 60 years." )
I look forward to receiving a valuable antique photograph!
Originally Posted by Pete H
I look forward to receiving a valuable antique photograph!
Maybe I should have posted them 60 years ago...
-- A sinister little midget with a bucket and a mop / Where the blood goes down the drain --
Few cards came last week.
Rudiger Really impressive pin hole image and I'm buying expensive lenses
Boyd with and image full of texture and nice tones.
crispinuk Husavik Iceland at first I looked at the image upside down it almost works just the yellow boat throw's it off.Certainly color works in this case
Morris by L.Sly Nice symmetrical image with great reflection. Me like this one. Well done.
Keep them coming
Looking is a gift, but seeing is power.
Moth by Mike C-that is indeed one cool looking moth, but the brown tone still suits it very well.
Disney World by Unknown-long live the darkroom!
Victoria Falls by Mike Wilde-interesting history, and has the look and feel of a C19 print to it as well.
Dos Cabezas by Bennett-a subtle blend of patterns and colours-good bokeh too.
Zion National park by Cara-trees as people-reminds me of some of Ray Metzker's landscapes.
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(Remember those stories in the paper every now and then? "Postcard delivered after 60 years." )
Best I had was 18 months from Cuba to Ireland, my friends thought I'd gone back there for a second time
Got Mick Fagan's card this morning,Mick you've really nailed the flesh tones, hair,sweater and contrast on this card,also nice tight crop. Very nice expression , thanks.
Mike Clark
Mike, that was very fast. I posted the cards on Monday evening my time, it looks as though you received the card on Wednesday evening my time.
Actually the film and developer combination really do most of the work, I just press the shutter.
Having a cutie as a subject also helps, although she is turning into a bit of a bossy boots as she hits her mid life crisis, as a 3½ year old!
HaHa Mick, with an expression like on the post card I was thinking she could rule the roast (barn yard),a very cute child.
Two more cards arrived yesterday:Mick Fagan's - HannahCrispinuk's - Husavik, Iceland
Crispin I was very interested in your card - have you had that particular image made into actual printed postcards?
- Nanette
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Two more cards arrived yesterday:Mick Fagan's - HannahCrispinuk's - Husavik, Iceland
Crispin I was very interested in your card - have you had that particular image made into actual printed postcards?
Hello Nanette, yes, I got them printed by an on-line photo printing service, the type where you scan the film and upload the file to them (www.photobox.co.uk). For some bizarre reason they supplied each postcard with an envelope, so expect to see a pack of 50 A5 envelopes on an on-line auction site in the near future


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MOVIE TICKET GIVEAWAY: Go 'Interstellar' with GetOut
Looking for thrills that are out of this world? How about tickets to see Christopher Nolan's much-anticipated space thriller?
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The brains behind the Valley's biggest nerd convention are throwing their efforts into a second annual event, starting this Dec. 12-14, 2014.
Saboten Con jam-packed with gaming fun this weekend in Glendale
Saboten Con is slated to take place this labor day weekend in Glendale
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Phoenix Comicon has become one of the largest conventions in the U.S.
Lightning Octopus: Nathan Fillion is coming to Phoenix Comicon 2014
I swear by my pretty floral bonnet that Phoenix Comicon is bringing Captain Reynolds himself this year.
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ASU's TechShop do-it-yourself workshop opens in Chandler
Arizona State University launched TechShop, a members-only do-it-yourself workshop, in its Chandler Innovation Center on Friday.
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American POP! explores the transformative effects that science fiction and popular culture have on our everyday lives and the technology that surrounds us. Tempe Center for the Arts and Arizona State University have worked together to create an exhibit that will investigate the relationship between popular culture, scientific inquiry, technological innovation and cultural change.R
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Topia One-Seat Electric HUVO Prototype Might As Well Be Shaped Like a Coffin
With the arrival of Topia's one-seater prototype, I think it's finally safe to say the SMART car has something it can take in a fight. Called the HUVO, this diminutive electric car forgoes features like "well-being" and "sanity" for "lightweight" (330 lbs.) and "Jesus Christ watch out for that MINI Cooper!" To save… »


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Choose between 1 or 2 bedroom apartment homes for rent in the great South Tampa location. Green Oaks Apartments is conveniently located near Tampa International Mall, MacDill Air Force Base, the Crosstown Expressway, Gandy Blvd, Dale Mabry Hwy and the St Petersburg Beaches. With our new renovations in our apartments for rent you will find washer/dryer hook-ups, walk-in closets, laundry facilities and new appliances! We have great prices starting at $650! Call today for specials!
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Razvan Lucescu was named as the new coach of Romania, replacing Victor Piturca who was sacked at the start of the month.
The new boss, 40, was handed the job of overseeing Romania's qualification to UEFA EURO 2012 after comfortably winning the vote to elect a new manager taken by the Romania Football Federation's executive committee. "It's a great honour, I'm very proud, one month ago I never dreamt of becoming the national coach," said Lucescu who is also the boss of Romanian first division side FC Brasov.
It's obvious to everyone, the aim is to qualify for the EURO.
With Romania's chances of making the 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa™ rated as "zero" by the FRF after a string of poor results, Lucescu said he only had one objective. "It's obvious to everyone, the aim is to qualify for the EURO," he said.
Media reports suggest Lucescu's two-and-a-half year contract comes with an annual salary of 250,000 euros. Lucescu is the son of Mircea Lucescu, the coach of Ukrainian UEFA Cup semi-finalists Shakhtar Donetsk. He began his coaching career with Brasov in 2003 before moving to Rapid Bucharest in 2004. Despite guiding Rapid to the Romania Cup title in 2006 and 2007 the former goalkeeper subsequently rejoined Brasov.
Piturca, 53, was sacked on April 9 by the FRF with Romania lying second-bottom of European Zone South Africa 2010 qualifying group seven, eight points behind leaders Serbia with five matches remaining.


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JONESBORO — With Mayor Joy Day absent because of a death in her family, the Jonesboro City Council decided it couldn't move forward with naming someone to lead the city in her stead Monday.
The council was scheduled to select its mayor pro tem for 2014 this week. The position is filled by a member of the council who is tasked with leading the city and presiding over council meetings whenever the mayor is unable to fulfill those duties.
But, Councilman Randy Segner asked his colleagues to postpone the selection of a mayor pro tem, as well as a decision on re-appointing city employees, setting the floating holiday date for the year and picking a time for a mayor and council retreat because Day wasn't present. The mayor's mother died over the weekend and her funeral was Tuesday.
Segner said there was nothing nefarious about the decision to hold on naming a mayor pro tem. It was just out of respect and courtesy to Day, he added.
"I thought the mayor ought to be here, but there was no particular reason really," Segner said. "It wasn't because I want to go out and campaign (for mayor pro tem) … There wasn't anything critical at all in there."
It remains to be seen when those issues will be taken up. There are two options available. One is to hold a called meeting later this month and the other is to wait until the February business meeting. The only item that might have any pressing importance is the re-appointment of city personnel for the year.
Councilwoman Pat Sebo, the mayor pro tem for 2013, echoed Segner's sentiments and said even the re-appointment of personnel wasn't pressing enough to require the council to move forward without Day. Since a new mayor pro tem has not been named, Sebo continued to serve in that role at this week's meeting.
"There wasn't anything in there that couldn't wait until the mayor gets back," Sebo said.
The setting of a retreat date is a non-pressing issue and the options for the floating holiday are dates in July and December. City employees have been asked to participate in a survey to see which date they would rather have as their floating holiday, but council members said some departments have still not finished querying workers.
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- Jonesboro City Council to pick mayor pro tem Monday ( January 3, 2014 )
- Wallace Norrington gets Jonesboro mayor pro tem nod ( January 28, 2014 )
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Bone Cancer The Incurable Disease
bone tumor is a type of condition seen in the human body in almost any area that is unusual cells possessing ailing affects in doing damage to the functions of healthier tissues and cells. There are actually more than hundred or so kinds of bone cancer illness found in body of a human amidst which breast bone marrow cancer, bone bone tumor, and bladder bone marrow cancer tend to be most frequent. The bone cancer cells turn into bundles and tumors within the body anatomy which halts correct functioning of that specific organ of the human anatomy.
bone tumor can be described as a disease which gradually over time distributes through-out the parts of the body affecting healthy body cells and thus eradicating the functions of cells. It forms in groups and then lumps in the human body. The disease distributes through various fluid in body streaming via bloodstream, nerves, and other organs. There are actually too many varieties of bone cancer which are being classified as par their location and also existence. Breast bone tumor, bone bone tumor, bladder bone cancer are very common categories of bone marrow cancer. Apart from all of these, there exist 100 types of bone tumors found in human body.
There are tons of signs and symptoms of condition of bone cancer, nevertheless the label "silent killer" represents all. That's, bone tumor ailment develops gradually and incredibly silently dispersing quiet a lot of area beneath. Most of the bone marrow cancer types usually are not identified and taken care of at the beginning, and are noticed in final stages. Some kinds of bone tumor just like, skin bone tumor, breast bone tumor, or some tumors which are foremost state of bone tumor, are generally very noticeable externally if viewed cautiously. In skin bone tumor, the color of the skin changes gradually, where one can watch the form as well as the shade of the moles on affected region changes, and lumps of skin could be observable.
Yet again in Breast bone marrow cancer, the outward symptoms are, skin tone of breast changes, lumps of mass obvious around breast, nips seem to be unnatural form, as well as blood or some other fluid emerging from nipples. Whereas in case of Pancreatic bone tumor, it truly is far too quiet in progression. In case the bone tumor grows to the advance level and starts off pushing other neighboring organs, which finally brings about critical soreness in back and stomach, Pancreatic bone tumor is established.Pancreas bone cancer is identified when it actually gets to the last stage simply because it silently grows, as well as begin shoving nearby organs plus cause intense pain in belly and also abdomen.. Nevertheless, the normal indications that a bone cancer patient can feel are usually changes in skin color, unwanted loss in weight, exhaustion, fever and also weakness.
bone tumor treatments are significantly very much like virtually every form of bone marrow cancer, just differs in just how much the bone tumor is without a doubt spread and also damaged the entire body. The remedies are, hormonal therapy, immunotherapy, radiotherapy, surgery, chemotherapy, and genetic therapy. But again, these kinds of treatments are to be chosen by medical practitioners only based on the bone cancer location and also the amount of impacted area.that guy


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The "elder statesman of the music scene", James Young, updates Jenny Valentish on the latest Cherry Bar developments
Eight years ago, James Young sold his advertising agency and bought into Cherry Bar, the noisy, dirty rock'n'roll club on ACDC Lane. One of its founders, former Cosmic Psychos drummer Bill Walsh, peeled off in 2012 to reopen the Ding Dong Lounge in Chinatown, but Young has Cherry stamped through him like a stick of rock.
His festival, Cherry Rock, hits its eighth year in May, with Arizona's Meat Puppets coming over for the first time in over 20 years, rounding off a night of 13 bands across two stages – Chris Russell's Chicken Walk, King of the North, Beastwars, Drunk Mums, Child, Bitter Sweet Kicks, the Harlots and Don Fernando among them. As well as the usual "650 music lovers holding an ice-cold can on the cobblestones of ACDC Lane, watching predominantly Melbourne bands and having a carefree Sunday afternoon," the festival is charging east into Sydney for the first time. Any Sydneysider mourning the loss of Homebake may suffer a culture shock at the sort of dirty, old-school festival at which Time Out once saw a lactating woman (who may or may not have been married to one of the organisers) spray the audience with breast milk throughout SixFtHick's equally spirited set.
Meanwhile, Young and his partners 'Lazy' Pete Lewis and Jim Bourke have snapped up Collingwood's late-night music den Yah Yah's, and Young has his Cherry Rock Management and the imminent launch of Cherry Radio. We'd say he had his fingers in every pie, but it would start to sound like a Warrant song and he's more your stoner-psych kind of rock'n'roll guy.
James, you're a very Melbourne guy, how do you feel about Sydney as a music scene?
Well, I was born in Sydney, so I have that connection. It seems to breed tougher rock'n'roll bands up there. It's also tough for great Melbourne bands to find an audience or find a venue to play in Sydney. Moving Cherry Rock there is a brave move of giving an opportunity for great Melbourne bands to be seen by rock'n'roll-loving people in Sydney, who are going to fall in love with these Melbourne bands, many of whom they'll never have heard of.
There are also three Sydney bands on the line-up in Sydney: Gay Paris, the Hell City Glamours and a young up-and-coming band called the Lockhearts. They're doing really well – they had a Tuesday night residency at Spectrum, which has accidentally run for 18 months, to big crowds.
It's the year of the horse, so it's time to grab the reins, achieve new things and grow. The expansion of the music festival is important for us, because if we find an audience in Sydney it'll give us the confidence to take Cherry Rock interstate as a national initiative. My only principle is to play bands that you love.
Are you the sole booker?
Yes, I am.
So everyone's got to love your music taste.
I've got relatively broad taste, maybe you can correct me, but it's worked well so far.
Do you think a lot of music festivals are being too ambitious and greedy?
Yeah, competition kills the festivals. At the start, you had Big Day Out, 22 years ago, as the only festival. That could get bands that were desperate to come to Australia at low prices. So we were seeing incredible line-ups and the promoters were paying small fees. You fast forward, 20 years later… massive competition. They're paying exorbitant fees for artists that aren't as good. And the people have so much to choose from. The ticket prices have gone up from $90 to $300, and at the end of the day it's just not a survival model. And also, Big Day Out is no longer a festival. People consider a festival somewhere they can go, like Meredith and Golden Plains where you can bring your own eskies, and stay three days – that's a festival experience.
Back in January you wrote an opinion piece for Tone Deaf suggesting Triple J's Richard Kingsmill needs to get out to the frontline more often, instead of sipping lattes and waiting for new music to be presented to him. Given you've got a couple of venues to run, how often do you get out yourself?
Probably four nights a week. I try to come into Cherry at least two or three times a week and that's partially because I realised it's actually quite expensive to pay for your own drinks at other venues – there's an advantage in owning a bar. I also feel every band I deal with assumes in correspondence that I'm coming to see them, so it's a bit embarrassing to say, "Oh guys, I'm not going to be there on Sunday." So if it's a residency I always make sure I go at to see them at least once.
I book 1,100 different bands a year here, seven nights a week. I knock back another 2,000 who can't quite make it and still every time I go out there are bands I've never heard of. So there are thousands and thousands of bands in Melbourne.
But I wouldn't book the bands if I didn't love them, so I do feel a genuine enthusiasm. I'd be a lot healthier was into triathlons, but as it happens my obsession is live music. If I don't see live music at least twice a week I go a little bit nuts. You know, I had a lot of similar uni friends back in the day and they've all dropped off. I'm happily married, I've got three boys, but I still need the rock'n'roll.
Are you a frustrated musician?
(Laughs) I was a musician, but I recognised I was shithouse, so I sold my instruments to buy a great stereo system to listen to music that I thought was good. Which was a mistake, because just because you're no good at music doesn't mean that you're not going to make a career from it – and also it would've been fun to play in a band for a bit longer.
I have learnt from experience, as someone who owns bars, books bars and owns two independent music labels, managers bands, runs a music marketing company, that the hardest way by far to survive in the music industry is as an artist.
What's going on with the label and management at present?
I hate managing bands – it's an absolute pain in the arse – but I can't help myself when I fall in love with a band. This band I saw at Big Sound in Brisbane a couple years ago, I thought were the most refreshing band I have seen in ten years –Drunk Mums, initially from Cairns. I've started to manage them and things are looking good for them. They have a single at the moment called 'Plastic', which is being played by Richard Kinsgmill on Triple J.
It's like he's doing it to spite you.
Exactly… so that's exciting. I think that band might do well.
It seemed as though you just swooped in and saved Yah Yah's from those shadowy 'developers' when it was put up for sale in March.
I was showing interest in Yah Yah's for the past 18 months and when they formally put it on sale I heard that developers – and in particular an Indian restaurateur – was interested in the venue. That really pushed us to play our hand. We turned up and said, "Okay, no stuffing around – here is our serious offer." And thankfully that was the best offer they got. Now we own Yah Yah's, which gives me an opportunity to protect another important late night music venue. And if I can't make money with a 5am license in Smith Street, Collingwood, I must be an idiot.
Why did it go on the market in the first place?
Andy Portokallis and Jon Perring want to concentrate on the Tote, and Andy is developing some warehouse for some apartments.
A developer has put up apartments at the end of ACDC Lane. What does that mean for Cherry Bar?
With live music venue you're always under risk – every year there are hurdles. We're being prepared as much possible for the 189 apartments opening up at the end of our lane at the start of June. But over my dead body will Cherry Bar close – there is no way that will happen. At worst, I'll have to spend a small fortune soundproofing the bar, which would be unfortunate because one of the great things about ACDC Lane is standing outside talking, smoking and the sound of the bar comes with you through the windows. I don't like the idea of creating an incubator of sound, but we're working on following the rules and surviving. We'll be here.
Isn't a venue is supposed to be entirely soundproofed in the first place, and that's why a bunch of venues lately are having to retrofit to comply as suburbs become more gentrified?
You hit the nail on the head there. Most live music venues, including Cherry, are currently in breach of the outdated section two noise regulations, based on the amount of noise we make. It's measured from the closest point of the resident. So when you don't have a resident it doesn't matter. But when we get a resident with a north-facing balcony, you don't even have to measure it from their bedroom, you have to measure it from their balcony. The balconies of these apartments is 20 metres from the back of our stage, so we don't stand a fucking chance.
So immediately the laws are in their favour and we're in trouble. So, we've been campaigning to have the law changed in relation to the Agent of Change Principle, in relation to increase in the decibel level for section two and also to get a special consideration for ACDC Lane as a cultural precinct. But it seems to me the best approach is to actually involve the developers in a meaningful dialogue, saying, "Let's avoid the confrontation down the track – what's it going to take to fix it and can we share the costs?"
Who's involved in the campaign?
This is interesting – there are people who care about Cherry more than I do. I imagine if it came down to a confrontation between Cherry Bar, which has been here for 14 years without a single noise complaint, and brand new residents who bought an apartment when the brochure said 'Come join the culture of ACDC Lane', even the people who live in Brighton and walk big dogs on the beach would be on Cherry's side.
We look like we're bigger than we are. We're a rock'n'roll bar with a capacity of 200, but according to our Facebook figures, we can reach 600,000 people in a week. So there's an enormous amount of people, probably living in Dublin for all I know, who would support Cherry Bar in our stance. It's a huge army ready to be mobilised – I refer to them as the Cherry Massive. I think if we went up against our new neighbours it would be a global front-page story. It's what I believe to be the biggest issue facing music today – the closing of long-standing live music venues based on new residential development. It's the biggest issue in music.
You're about to launch Cherry Radio.
I'm just trying to work out the model, at the moment I'm at a fork in the road – either start modest and build up, which will be do a podcast or align myself with an existing entity such as Andrew Haug's 24/7 rock station, or go back to the old pirate radio model. We might have a launch party, on a boat in Port Phillip Bay, facing St Kilda. That's where I wanna go.
Are people advising you otherwise?
No, I'm just lining up the decks. It's funny – I registered the Cherry Radio name for Facebook and did a logo, and I was told that for some reason we need a certain number of likes to keep it alive. After the first hour we had 1000. I said, "Shit, the people have spoken." I don't have a choice. I've said this, so now I have to make it happen.
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The 32 students in the University of Alaska Anchorage's Dental Program rely on real-world experience they receive through the university's dental clinic. However, for unknown reasons this year, there are fewer patients coming through the doors.
In order to graduate, the dental hygienist students are required to see and treat a variety of dental issues. To do that, they need patients.
"The more patients we get, the more opportunity we have to get those done and they're part of the accreditation standard," said student Liisia Putnam.
While the lack of patients will not affect whether the students will graduate, it puts extra stress on the seniors who are resorting to finding patients themselves.
"We're doing what we can by putting out fliers, we have a Craigslist ad and we're trying to go around to local businesses and spread the word," said Putnam.
Services through UAA's dental clinic are low-cost. A teeth cleaning with X-rays is $50. The students are thorough and patients are examined by an instructor after their appointment.
"There could be a fear that 'Oh, we're students, we don't know what we're doing' and we're still learning, but they'll (patients) leave here knowing what's going on," Putnam said.
To schedule appointments at the clinic, call 786-6960.