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MOSCOW — Russia on Wednesday offered to restore the discounted gas price it granted Ukraine under the ousted pro-Russian president, but Ukraine demanded an even better deal and called for arbitration to settle the dispute.
Speaking in Moscow, Russian President Vladimir Putin said Russia was offering the discount as a "partnership deal." Russia's energy minister, Alexander Novak, specified the offer as $385 per 1,000 cubic meters of gas.
"We believe that our offer is more than in a partnership spirit, aimed to support the Ukrainian economy at a rather difficult time," Putin said in televised remarks. "But if our offers are rejected, it means we will enter another stage. This is not our choice. We do not want it."
Russia and Ukraine have been locked for months in a dispute over the price of Russian gas supplies and Ukraine's debt for previous deliveries. Moscow has threatened to turn off the tap if Ukraine fails to settle the multibillion-dollar debt but has repeatedly pushed back the deadline because Ukraine paid off part of the sum.
European Union-brokered talks between the two countries in Brussels on Wednesday failed to reach a compromise over the price.
The bruising gas dispute unfolds amid continuing fighting in eastern Ukraine, where government forces have battled pro-Russian rebels for two months. The fighters have pushed for joining Russia.
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i have my own question how to test your firewall if its really secured.
Our IT director is really paranoid and he's not confident if our
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I already presented a NMAP/Nessus audit logs and i even
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Is there any other tools that can penetrate/test the firewall vulnerability?
The configuration of the firewall is probably the trickiest part.
Firewall Analyzer by Algorithmic Security is good for checking Pix and
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Otherwise, probably the best thing to do is to schedule an audit by
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MANHATTAN, Kan. (AP) _ Kansas State basketball coach Bruce Weber has received a one-year contract extension through 2018-19 after leading the Wildcats to 47 wins in his first two seasons _ the most by any coach during that span in school history.
Weber led Kansas State to a 20-13 record last season and an NCAA tournament appearance, Weber's second straight and the fifth straight trip for the program, a school record. Weber was the 2012-13 Big 12 Coach of the Year in his first season at Kansas State.
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My little guy has been having a lot of trouble sleeping for the past week. He starts stirring and rolling around and whining and then straight out crying every half hour to two hours. I try to do bicycle legs and sometimes that helps, but most of the time, he needs to nurse to feel better. I'm almost positive it's gas, because his tummy tenses up and he just acts like he used to when he was so gassy. He just turned 7 months and I have no idea what might be causing this. He doesn't like solids at all, and will only eat a few puffs, but I didn't give him anything for a day, and the gas was the same at night. Do any of you know what may be causing this? Could it just be him growing and his little organs moving around? TIA!
LO very gassy/writhing in pain/crying and waking multiple times at night for the last week?
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Is he pooping normally?
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Yes, he has been pooping once a day.
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Would an allergy just show up like this now? I haven't changed anything in my diet lately.
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My little one had an intolerance to dairy for his first six months of life. It took a week of cutting out dairy before I saw a difference but only a day or two of eating it to hurt him. Oriental food is usually dairy free (nothing breaded though) and guess what else... Oreos!
Interesting. With a dairy problem, would it generally be cow milk? Could I still have goat cheese?
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Generally its cow. Goat milk is really easy to digest. But you can try all dairy. Then start back with somethings and see how they affect lo.
Maybe. Some moms do OK with goat, but some don't. The proteins are similar.
You need to be dairy-free for two weeks to be sure -- those proteins stick around a long time! I'd cut all dairy, including goat. After two weeks, add back starting with goat and/or cultured dairy items. (Read labels for whey protein, casein, other dairy components.)
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SHULA: PATS' PERFECT RECORD SHOULD HAVE AN ASTERISK Rather than scare out anything interestingly current, Gary Myers of the NEW YORK DAILY NEWS rouses the NFL's most famous assisted-livers, the 1972 Dolphins, for a throwaway column featuring an embarrassingly embittered Don Shula.
Shula tells Myers that because of the Patriots' illegal video activity record by the NFL earlier this season, if New England goes undefeated there should be an asterisk affixed to the mark.
The Steakhouse: "I guess you got the same thing as putting an asterisk by Barry Bonds' home run record. I guess it will be noted that the Patriots were fined and a No.1 draft choice was taken away during that year of accomplishment."
If the Patriots' offense was so serious, serious enough to note it in the final NFL record book, then why wasn't Bill Belichick suspended for one single second of NFL play?And unlike the Bonds' affair, which still has more legs to it than Beyonce, the league has since closed the book on the investigation of the Patriots *nefarious* activities.


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Card Frame is a version of the Sand Frame which holds a playing card.
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Marla Press, a 1979 graduate of Rock Island High School currently living in Houston, Texas, has recently published a book entitled "I'm a Dog, You're a Cat (Love Lessons From our Furry Friends)". She will be visiting the Quad Cities on April 5 to promote the book, which has been hailed as "a communications discovery that utilizes cat and dog analogies to shed light on -- and help improve -- personal relationships."
In a recent interview, Ms. Press explained the idea behind the book. "About 18 months ago, I stumbled upon the cosmic notion that people are inherently different at their very core; humans are hard-wired to be more like a feline or more like a canine," she said. "I wanted to share this idea with everyone I talked to and realized that the illustrations would be key to the book's success. I have long admired artist Jim Tweedy's work. In fact, I have three of his prints in my home. I approached Jim through his Houston gallery and he readily agreed to put his talent to work in my book. I was thrilled, to say the least!"
"Once people discover and define their inner dog or cat tendencies, they can learn many love lessons from their furry companions as they explore the intrinsic personality traits of cats and dogs," Ms. Press added. "I want to reach out to readers and have them share stories of the dogs and cats in their lives. Most people are in relationships or have dogs or cats. There are lessons to be learned by sharing our experiences with others." Although this is her first book, she hopes a series of others will follow based on reader-submitted stories.
According to Ms. Press, the book has taken on a life of its own. It has been featured in Houston Pet Talk Magazine, and Neiman Marcus department stores have been instrumental in promoting it in local markets throughout Texas. Ms. Press' "real job" is as a Regional Sales Director for Forward Management, LLC working with financial advisors throughout the mid-southern states.
The Quad City book signings will take place on Tuesday, April 5 from noon to 2 p.m. at Quad City Arts, 1715 – 2nd Avenue in Rock Island, and from 4 to 6 p.m. at the Rock Island County Animal Care & Contol Shelter, 4001 78th Avenue in Moline, where a portion of the proceeds will go to QC PAWS (in support of the shelter). The book retails for $24.99 and is available only through her book signings or at www.imadogyoureacat.com.
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Budget cure: cut spending and tax breaks
For the most part, Sen. Bob Corker stuck to Republican dogma when he addressed the Knoxville Economics Forum last week.
Solving the nation's fiscal crisis requires tax reform, entitlement spending cuts and otherwise reducing the size of a bloated federal government, the first-term Tennessee senator said.
He lobbed standard GOP shots at the health care reform bill, financial regulation and the Environmental Protection Agency.
And, try as he might to strike a bipartisan tone, the senator slipped in a dig at President Barack Obama.
All of it straight from the GOP playbook.
But Corker also said something that few Republicans have the gumption to do, especially when speaking in front of witnesses.
Corker suggested that in addition to cutting spending the federal government needs to RAISE revenue. That's right, bring in more money, although he made it clear he didn't mean raising tax rates.
Eliminating tax subsidies is a much more reasonable step toward solving the fiscal crisis, he said.
Thanks to a wide variety of tax subsidies, some companies pay an effective tax rate as low as 8 percent.
That's not fair and it's bad for the economy, the senator told the audience at Club LeConte.
It's also well below the 15 to 35 percent rate U.S. corporations are subject to before taking advantage of tax breaks.
Slash tax subsidies and government can lower tax rates for everyone, Corker said.
It was at this point that some of the business owners in attendance began to squirm. They looked up from their smartphones and listened closely. Was he really suggesting that lawmakers tamper with tax breaks?
Creative use of tax breaks, loopholes, subsidies, incentives — whatever you want to call them — are an American tradition.
Whether you're Democrat or Republican, rich or poor, CEO or employee, tax breaks are available to everyone. Many people believe it is their patriotic duty to use every legal means possible to lower their tax bill.
And some folks push the legal envelope to avoid paying taxes.
At present some $1.2 trillion in tax subsidies are enshrined in the tax code, Corker said.
Some of them are hugely popular — like the home mortgage interest rate deduction — and unlikely candidates for elimination. Neither party wants to risk the wrath of homeowners.
Even if there are certain untouchables, Congress should take a serious look at the full range of tax breaks and get rid of those that are unwarranted, Corker said.
He specifically mentioned his opposition to ethanol subsidies, a popular tax break for ag-related businesses in this part of East Tennessee.
When asked by a reporter if allowing the Bush-era tax cuts to expire should be part of tax reform, Corker returned to Republican bromides — that's not where the debate should be, he said.
Corker is wrong about the Bush-era tax cuts — they should be on the table.
But he deserves huge credit for wanting to close tax loopholes that cost us billions of dollars every year.
Eliminating the $4 billion in tax subsidies that go to the incredibly profitable oil industry would be a good start.
It's a small amount, but small amounts add up. A billion here and a billion there and pretty soon you're talking real money.
It won't be easy for a politically divided Congress to agree on which tax breaks to jettison, but it's worth a try.
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Lucy Barbour reports on the growing momentum behind an attack on Liberal Democrat Senator David Leyonhjelm's push to stop levy increases for mangoes, onions and mushrooms. Senator Leyonhjelm says he doesn't want to target individual sectors, but he's calling on the Federal Agriculture Minister Barnaby Joyce to introduce a plebiscite, which he argues would make the levy system more democratic. But industry groups leaders, including the chairman of Australian Mango Growers, Gavin Scurr say the Senator Leyonhjelm's disallowance motion could lead to the 'destruction' the research and marketing levy system. Read more.
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A western Queensland grazier is calling for research into fertility control for wild dogs.
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Centre of Phytophthora Science and Management director Professor Giles Hardy says researchers have made a breakthrough in the development of a tool that uses odour patterns to identify the presence of plant pathogen phytophthora, even before its damaging effects can be seen.
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West Australian researchers say advances in the diagnosis of plant pathogen dieback could hold the key to fighting difficult-to-detect fungal growth in grain.
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Australia has officially taken possession of its new $120 million marine research vessel, Investigator, but almost 12 months later than scheduled.
Billed as a game-changer for marine research, RV Investigator was expected to be completed last September and be operational by March.
Now it is expected to arrive in Hobart in mid-September, where it will be fitted with research equipment worth $6.7 million.
A series of delays saw the ship remain longer than expected in its Singapore shipyards, and those setbacks have impacted upon the CSIRO's 2014 research program.
Project head Toni Moate, who was in Singapore to "pick up the keys", said the delay was within normal expectations for a build of its size.
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General manager of grower interests at Grain Growers Limited, Michael Southan tells Lucy Barbour why he doesn't see a need for changes to the structure of the Grains Research and Development Corporation. A draft report to an independent review of the GRDC's structure suggests that a move towards an industry-owned corporation model could benefit growers. The final report is likely to be completed this week. Read more.
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Grain growers are concerned about draft recommendations to change the structure of the industry's peak research and development body.
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Nikita Soukhov works at SRA near Mackay in north Qld has swapped his job researching turf grass in Canada and says it was a natural transition to work with sugar cane which is essentially 'big grass'. Read more here.
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The Swiss company's stock (ticker: ADEN.Switzerland) could climb about 25% in the next 12 months, thanks to conservative management that has finely tuned the business to produce fatter profits even when revenue is under pressure. Adecco's shares closed Friday at 45.37 Swiss francs, but they could reach CHF56 or more ($60-plus) in a year's time, some analysts say.
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Randstad currently offers a higher dividend yield—roughly 5%, versus 4% for Adecco and 2% for Manpower—but the Netherlands-based company said last week it won't be as generous in the future. Its payout in 2013 will be 40% to 50% of adjusted earnings per share, narrowed from 30% to 60% in 2012, and it is offering a stock alternative to cash, signaling less confidence in the medium term.
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Heineken to buy Femsa for over $7.5B
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Jan 11, 2010 Dutch brewing company Heineken is buying Mexico's Femsa, the second-largest beer maker in the country. The deal is worth over $7.5 billion and will give Heineken a leading position in the Mexican market. Stephen Beard reports.
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Daniel Dellinger, national commander of the American Legion, right, greets U.S. Army veteran SSgt. Bruce W. Fonnest at the American Legion Las Cruces Post 10 at 1185 E. Madrid Ave., Wednesday night. Dellinger took questions from Legion members. The last time an American Legion national commander visited Las Cruces was in 1979.


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An unexpected drop and potential increase in North American polystyrene resin prices are featured in this week's Material Insights video. In June and July, regional prices fell a total of 3 cents per pound for general-purpose crystal PS and 5 cents per pound for high-impact PS. The drop came even as prices for benzene feedstock increased almost 5 percent between June and July. Benzene prices are usually a good directional indicator of PS prices. Regional benzene prices now have shot up above $5 on the spot market in recent weeks, prompting PS makers to announce increases of 10 cents per pound for Aug. 1. Market watchers have said that if benzene settles near $4.75 for August, then at least half of the 10-cent resin increase has a chance to stick. Georgia Gulfs merger with the commodity chemicals business of PPG Industries also is featured in this weeks video. Under terms of the agreement, PPG shareholders would control 50.5 percent of the newly former company. Analysts said the merger would improve upstream integration for Georgia Gulf, which is a major producer of PVC resin and compounds and PVC-based construction products. The video wraps up with news that Brazilian resins giant Braskem will delay three plastics-related projects, including two that use sugar cane-based ethanol as a feedstock. Braskem had planned to invest almost $500 million in those projects. Braskem president Carlos Fadigas commented on the delays in an interview with a Brazilian newspaper, but company public relations officials later said the firm hasn't officially postponed any of its projects.
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"Equipping and empowering women to be the hands, feet, heart and voice of Jesus."
Mighty Women of Vision: The Story…
In 2008 Elizabeth Thompson conceptualized and captured the vision for Mighty Women of Vision. Elizabeth based the concept and need on a teaching she heard from Ezekiel 37—the story of God breathing life back into the dry, scattered bones. Her God-inspired desire was to facilitate a spiritual awakening and revival bringing unity in the body of Christ. Her desire to remove denominational boundary lines and to foster unity would become the foundation of Mighty Women of Vision.
Mighty Women of Vision began with a group of women gathering in Elizabeth 's home for a Bible study. They endeavored to host a Garden Party to benefit a local faith-based organization by spotlighting them to the community and assisting the ministry through helps or financial means. The heart beat of spotlighting other nonprofits has continued through the years with annual fundraisers. Elizabeth's vision for a non-profit to do philanthropy work has come to fruition through the years, raising funds for several local and global ministries including the Eugene Mission, Hosea Youth Services, Hannah House (Teen Challenge rehab home), One Hope, Camp Agape, Dove Medical (Crisis Pregnancy Center), Branches of Valor, Living Sacrifice Ministries (installing wells in India) and Ebenezer House of Vision Orphanage in Uganda.
The mission of Mighty Women of Vision is "equipping and empowering women to become the hands, feet, heart, and voice of Jesus." Toast the King gatherings is a venue for faith based women designed to give women a platform to find their voices and providing them with the tools to network and practice public speaking; "RECLAIMING our voices to PROCLAIM His greatness from the inside out." The gatherings start with each woman holding her goblet (water glass) high to toast the King of Kings (prayer), followed by a few worship songs. A Communication Skill Building Tip is shared followed by a guest speaker. Each person has the floor during the two minute "Commercial Time" to share their business, ministry and or passions; thus, giving women practice in public speaking and leadership training. Many wonderful testimonies are coming forth from women who have received freedom from fear. Fear of public speaking is the number one fear around the world. International Toast the King chapters are starting, as well, in India, Pakistan and Uganda.
Mighty Women of Vision understands that women can gather in unity even though biblical doctrine may be dissimilar in some ways. MWOV strives to focus on core, essential Christian beliefs and doctrine while allowing God's grace and love to cover the peripherals of the Christian faith. We have found that the many Christian women joining together creates a unique, beautiful, and dynamic group. Importantly, bridging church denominations at the local level paints a wonderful picture for the community as they see the body of Christ in action, choosing to set aside difference and walking as sisters.
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This week's sailing news is being driven by the announcement that Australian Matthew Belcher and the Kiwi duo of Jo Aleh and Olivia Powrie were awarded the prestigious ISAF World Sailor of the Year Awards at a recent dinner that was held at Turtle Beach, in the Sultanate of Oman. These awards are considered the highest recognition that a sailor can receive for his or her racecourse achievements. In the case of this year's recipients, the competition was fierce, but the sailors' achievements were impressive.
Jo Aleh, Polly Powrie and Matt Belcher - 2013 Rolex ISAF World Sailor of the Year, Oman
'It's a complete honor,' said Belcher, who was given his award due to his domination in the Men's 470 class, and who has won his last 17 consecutive regattas. 'It's great recognition for this year and the efforts we've put in and the results we've achieved. I am very fortunate to have great support, from my coach Victor Kovalenko, crew and support staff.'
Matt Belcher and coach Victor Kovalenko (AUS) - 2013 Rolex ISAF World Sailor of the Year, Oman
As for the women, it's safe to say that Aleh and Powrie were equally humbled by their awards. 'I'm a little bit shocked,' said Aleh, who won the award with Powrie due to their work in the Women's 470 class. 'There were some amazing nominees this year and we are delighted to be part of this. We feel honored to be part of the group.'
Polly Powrie and Jo Aleh - 2013 Rolex ISAF World Sailor of the Year, Oman
Get the full scoop, inside this issue.
Meanwhile, after a month of delays and waiting, the fleet that's competing in this year's Mini Transat race is in the final countdown to begin their 3,600-mile nonstop push from Sada, Spain to Pointe-a-Pitre, Guadeloupe. This will be the longest leg in the history of the Mini Transat, and it is sure to deliver a host of logistical and tactical challenges.
'I'm obviously happy,' said Alan Roura, the skipper of 'Navman'. 'At the same time, I feel a mixture of feelings ranging from concentration and pleasure to a little apprehension. It's not easy to know how we will sail in the strong wind, even though I know the boat is strong.'
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Get the full report from the Mini Transat, inside, and stay tuned to the website for more racecourse news, once the sailing (finally) begins.
Also offshore-related, the sailors racing in this year's Transat Jacques Vabre have encountered lumpy weather and stiff competition as they make the 5,450-mile push from Le Havre, France to Itajaí, Brazil. Competition has been especially thick in the IMOCA 60 class, where Bernard Stamm and Philippe Legros, aboard 'Cheminees Poujoulat' are leading the pack, closely followed by 'PRB' (Vincent Riou and Jean Le Cam), 'Safran' (Marc Guillemot and Pascal Bidegorry), 'Maitre CoQ' (Jeremie Beyou and Christopher Pratt) and 'MACIF' (Francois Gabart and Michel Desjoyeaux).
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It was the Multi 50 class of trimarans that grabbed headlines, however, as 'Arkema – Aquitaine' (Lalou Roucayrol and Mayeul Riffet) capsized earlier this week. Fortunately, both sailors are fine, but they are still a long way from solid ground.
'We are sitting here in our new 'loft' waiting for the tow boat to get here to take us and it should be here in the middle of the night,' reported Riffet. 'We dived a bit yesterday and tried to cut away some of the rigging, mast and boom. We are going to wait for the divers to arrive and will be able to work out depending on the sea state whether we try and turn the boat over or not.'
Inside, get the full TJV report, including the damage-report roll call from the fleet, and stay tuned to the website for the latest news from this Transatlantic event, as it unfurls.
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By: Sara Seyydin Journal Staff Writer
Del Oro takes the lead from Placer at packed stadium
LOOMIS — The Del Oro and Placer High football teams faced off in a serious case of Sierra foothills sibling rivalry Friday night. The Golden Eagles may have earned bragging rights in the 41-12 win and advanced to the next round of Sac-Joaquin Section Division III playoffs, but both teams had diehard fans crowding the stands. The nearly 4,000 fans came in mass — faces painted, signs waving and cowbells ringing. As a new generation of players carried on a decades-old rivalry, and celebration of all things small town and football, the fans were equally as invested, cheering their way until the bitter end. "This is a bigger crowd than usual," said Del Oro vice principal Bridget Farren. Farren said the students were all excited about the rivalry. Placer newspaper and yearbook adviser Dan Wilson graduated from Placer in 1987. Wilson was a football player himself and said he remembers taking the field against Del Oro his junior and senior years. "My junior year we beat Del Oro and my senior year we lost to them," Wilson said. "And we didn't beat them again until 14 years later." In this year's match-up Wilson was predicting Placer would give Del Oro an upset. Placer did lead the game for the first half. Wilson's son is a football player at Colfax High, so he was hoping to catch half of each game. Wilson watched the action right from the field, while Placer junior Makayla Mullenix showed her enthusiasm from the stands. Her air horn, signs and glittery face paint were all in support of friends and Placer football players Will Slane and Stone Sander. "I go all out for every game, but it's Del Oro and I don't like them," Mullenix said. "I just love that our school is so close and we all believe in each other. I know all the people in the stands believe in our guys." Del Oro's student fan group, the Black Hole, was equally as passionate. Del Oro junior Justyn Strain had his face painted black and the honor of waving a massive Golden Eagles flag before the crowd. He said learning about the history of the long-time rivalry inspired his "fandimonium". "The first reason is because of the history. It's been a big rivalry," Strain said. "Del Oro just has great people. We have just got to hype them up for the game." Black Hole leader Brett Bacharach has been the No. 1 singles player on the tennis team since his freshman year, but the senior loves pumping up the crowd for other sports. "I think everyone really knew about the rivalry at the rally," Bacharach said. "We always have great spirit – part of that is what Del Oro is known for. This year we have 10-15 people who are really into it. The main chant is the rollercoaster for me. I'm the only one that really does that." Bacharach said the Del Oro stands were about as packed as usual, while the visitor's side had a whole lot more travelers than usual. Bacharach said he knows when it comes to a big game, the players and coaches often depend on the fans to give them a little extra motivation. Those extra cheers may have helped the team get going in the second-half. With its comeback win Del Oro took a 24-12 lead in the overall series between the two schools. "It's even when the football guys come over and the coaches," Bacharach said. "You got to get everyone going. That's my job. Everyone can depend on me to get a chant going." Reach Sara Seyydin at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Professional baseball players Nick Punto (Trabuco Hills) and Skip Schumaker (Aliso Niguel) of the world champion St. Louis Cardinals are scheduled to attend Orange County's 1st Baseball Conference on Monday, Nov. 14, at the Norma P. Murray Center in Mission Viejo.
The conference, hosted by the Cal Knights Baseball Academy, will cover topics such as mechanics, injury prevention, misconceptions, harsh realities, improving performance, preparing for tryouts, passing the "look test," positive exposure during junior and senior year, the role of parents in Little League, high school, college and professional baseball, and more.
The evening will also include valuable information for young, elementary and middle-school aged ballplayers who hope to make their high school team, and for those already playing in high school with a hope to continue playing at the next level.
Other guest speakers include Mission Viejo High coach Chris Ashbach, Tesoro coach Rick Brail, San Juan Hills coach Jeremey Wooten, Capistrano Valley coach Bob Zamora, Dr. Michael Fitzpatrick, Jim Gattis, Steve Hernandez, Donn Johnson, Mayor Dave Leckness, Lou Punto and Tom Wilson.
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Italian web series "Tears"
Tears prologue Episode 0 video link (6 minutes length)
Alien Obelisks Bring The Space Madness In TEARS
Well after the full speed rage zombies appeared I got a little disinterested. The director built up a great mood and the music by pernicola di muro is cinema-quality. Wow it shows how great music can really bring up the level of a movie, tv series, or even a little web series.
I'm recommending it for the scifi aspect as well as the zombie aspect for some of you. I like the homage to 2001: A Space Odyssey scene on the moon when the obelisk emits the high pitched tone.
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Whilst I appreciate it being English language, the guy reading the news wasn't particularly great at it.
I'd probably check out more, but if they played up the zombie slant too much then I'd probably opt out again pretty quickly. I've already got The Walking Dead for my undead-fix.
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Oakland University won its eighth Summit League women's soccer championship with a 2-0 victory over Indiana-Purdue-Ft. Wayne in the tournament final on Sunday at Brookings, S.D.
Serena San Cartier and Nicole DeLuca scored for the Golden Grizzlies (11-5-3), who earned the league's automatic berth to the NCAA tournament for the second straight season. Shannon Coley made five saves to shut out the Mastodons (10-8-1).
Oakland's Julianne Boyle was named tournament MVP, and teammates Coley, Kara Weber and Abigail Haelewyn also were named to the all-tournament team.
The Golden Grizzlies will learn their NCAA tournament opponent when the field is revealed on NCAA.com at 4:30 p.m. today.
More soccer: Grand Valley State won its sixth straight GLIAC women's tournament title with a 4-0 victory over Saginaw Valley State at Allendale. Ashley Botts, Erin Hilbert, Maria Brown and Autumn Jacobs scored for the Lakers (18-1-2), and Chelsea Parise shut out the Cardinals (10-4-5) with seven stops. ... The Central Michigan women lost the MAC tournament final, 2-1, at Miami (Ohio), Sunday afternoon. Freshman Danielle Rotheram scored for the Chippewas (15-6-1), who had a 9-7 shot advantage on the RedHawks (19-2-1).
Basketball: Michigan State sophomore Jasmine Hines had 16 points on 7-for-8 shooting, eight rebounds and three steals as the Spartan women beat Grand Valley State, 83-36, in their final exhibition game. MSU hosts Texas-Arlington in the season opener at 2 p.m. Sunday.
Field hockey: No. 13 Michigan (15-6) lost, 2-0, to No. 4 Penn State (17-3) in the Big Ten tournament final at Iowa City, Iowa.
Ice hockey: Western Michigan (4-2, 1-1 CCHA) lost, 4-0, at Notre Dame (6-2, 3-1), snapping the Broncos' four game winning streak.
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Literature: Cycle of Hatred
Cycle of Hatred is a novel by Keith R. A. DeCandido taking place in Blizzard Entertainment's WarCraft universe, one year before the beginning of World of Warcraft. It deals with the relationship between the humans of Theramore and the Orcs of Durotar. It stars Jaina Proudmoore and Aegwynn. The book is part of the Warcraft Expanded Universe.
This book contains:
- Badass Bookworm: Jaina Proudmoore in a nutshell.
- Cool Old Lady: Aegwynn.
- Does This Remind You of Anything?: The Burning Blade's rather anvilicious resemblance to the KKK.
- Evil Chancellor: Kristoff is a massive racist and largely responsible for all the evil deeds done in the book.
- Fantastic Racism: Pretty much the whole point.
- Deader Than Dead: Zmodlor won't be revived by Kil'jaden.
- The Devil: Zmodlor. Subverted in he's a fairly minor demon.
- Black and Grey Morality: Azeroth vs. the Burning Blade at least.
- Grey and Grey Morality: Humans vs. Orcs.
- Humans Are Bastards: So, thankfully, are Orcs.
- I Was Quite a Looker: Aegwynn drops this statement a few times.
- LicenseToWhine: Aegwynn spends much of the book exerting this.
- The Man Behind the Man: Zmodlor is ultimately behind the Burning Blade. The Shadow Council of Felwood is ultimately behind Zmoldor. The Burning Legion is ultimately behind the Shadow Council. Sargeras is ultimately behind the Burning Legion.
- More Than Mind Control: Zmodlor is too weak to control Kristoff on his own and requires the man's massive racism to actually succeed in his plan.
- Never Mess with Granny
- Oh Crap!: When a merchant insults Jaina, the tavern he's in gets very quiet. A soldier stands up and tells him to shut his mouth about Lady Proudmoore unless he wants to swallow his teeth.
- Only Sane Man: Averted. For once, the people of Theramore and Durotar are largely opposed to warfare and it takes a great deal of effort to get it started.
- In Theramore's case, it's not so much that they're averse to war (for the common footsoldier, anyway) as it is they trust Jaina's judgement to the point that a couple off-duty town guards threaten to beat the snot out of a visiting merchant who badmouths her in a tavern, even if they might share his sentiment that the Horde is dangerous.
- Really 700 Years Old: Aegwynn.
- Sophisticated as Hell: When not Wangsting about her life, Aegwynn can come of as this: She treats her powers and things like demons incredibly casually and can not stand the formalities of her position. The latter was part of the reason why she had a falling out with the Council of Tirisfal. She is also quite foul-mouthed.
- Straw Feminist: The leader of Jaina's military is a butch female. And the author makes a point to accentuate the fact that she's butch. And Does Not Like Men. the author even mentions she doesn't shave her legs. Like I needed to know.
- Straw Misogynist: Archmage Antonidas is set up as oneclaiming that "it is no more womens nature to become wizards than it is a dogs nature to compose an aria"in order to make Jaina look good. Orcish culture in general gets the same treatment.


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Reports suggest that Pedro is questions whether to move to Manchester United or not
Barcelona winger Pedro is reportedly questioning whether a move to Manchester United would be the right for him following the breakdown in communication with both Victor Valdes and David De Gea between Louis van Gaal. Valdes was a teammate of Pedro when at Barcelona, whilst De Gea is a teammate for the Spanish national team. The ex-Barcelona keeper, who went to Old Trafford last winter on a free transfer, fell out with the manager over playing in a reserve match – whilst United's player of the season last term, was reported to have declined to play for the club following his apparent desire to join Real Madrid.
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The Shifting Perceptions of Ancient Culture ; as Classical Education Fades Away, Collectors Shift Their Focus
Melikian, Souren, International Herald Tribune
Edward Dodwell's approach to Ancient Greece offers a startling contrast to the way in which enlightened collectors of recent decades have been responding to artifacts from the Greek and Roman world.
The Western world is about to turn its back on a 600-year-old tradition that molded the mind-set of its cultivated elites until the last century.
How profound the attraction of ancient Greek culture was on the European establishment is revealed in a brilliant book published in conjunction with a British Museum show, "In Search of Classical Greece," that ended last week. John Camp, the renowned American archaeologist, describes in the book the passionate recording campaign in which an Englishman, Edward Dodwell, accompanied by the Italian artist Simone Pomardi, drew all the ancient monuments they came across from 1805 to 1806.
Dodwell's approach to ancient Greece offers a startling contrast to the way in which enlightened collectors of recent decades have been responding to excavated artifacts from the Greek and Roman world, as was made clear at the Bonhams auction of "Antiquities" held Wednesday.
The story of Dodwell reads like an English novel of the Romantic age. Having obtained a bachelor of arts degree from Cambridge University in 1800 at age 22 or 23, he took a long trip to Greece a year later. Soon after his return to England, he left the country again, this time heading for Rome, which would be his home until his death in 1832. The Englishman, who clearly belonged to the upper class, took up his quarters at the Palazzo Doria. His marriage in 1816 to the daughter of Count Giovanni Giraud, a famous beauty in Roman society, leaves no doubt about his social status.
But Dodwell was no gadfly in the style of P.G. Wodehouse's Bertie Wooster. In his day, a top university education up to the bachelor's of arts level usually implied immersion in ancient Greek and Latin literature. In his account of Greek sites, "A Classical and Topographical Tour Through Greece," published in 1819, the traveler used 50 different ancient sources. Mr. Camp notes that in the diary of his 1801 trip, young Dodwell quoted Tacitus in a manner that reveals intimate familiarity with the Roman historian's text.
Yet the Briton was anything but a bookworm. His education had included mastering the rudiments of drawing. Helped by Pomardi, who was admired for his views of Rome, and progressing as he went on, the Englishman brought back impeccably documentary images. He evidently had hit it off with the Italian painter, who was his elder by 20 years.
Kim Sloan, the British Museum curator of British drawings preceding 1880, analyzes the watercolors reproduced in Mr. Camp's book. She quotes the relevant passages in Dodwell's 1819 publication and describes in detail the condition of the sites and monuments then and now.
Dodwell's passion for ancient Greece comes across forcefully in his notations. He vents his fury at witnessing the damage caused to the Parthenon by Lord Elgin, who had just received an edict from the Ottoman sultan. It left his lordship at liberty to rip off the marble slabs carved in high relief, or "metopes," that crowned the top of the structure.
These "were fixed in between the triglyphs [rectangular stone blocks] as in a groove, and in order to lift them up it was necessary to throw to the ground the magnificent cornice by which they were covered," the traveler observed.
His denunciation is the more telling because Dodwell was an eager collector. He came to own some 150 pieces of stone from monuments in Greece picked up on the ground or dug up, plus 259 Egyptian pieces and 602 Greek, Etruscan and Roman objects essentially bought in Italy. The bulk of his collection, acquired after his death by King Ludwig I of Bavaria, can be seen in the Staatliche Antikensammlung in Munich -- barring objects destroyed by Allied bombing in World War II. These tragically included the imposing archaic urn painted with a frieze of lions bought by Dodwell at Mertese, near Corinth. …


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OCKER, TEXAS. Ocker is a farming and church community at the intersection of Farm roads 320 and 53, eleven miles east of Temple in eastern Bell County. It was founded by Czech settlers in the 1880s and was granted a post office in 1888. The office and the community were named for B. Ocker, a shopkeeper in the community and the first postmaster. In 1890 Ocker had a general store, a mill and gin, a sorghum manufactory, a doctor, and a barber. Some seventy-eight Czech families were living in the vicinity of Ocker by 1893. In 1896 it was a flourishing town of some fifty-five inhabitants; at that time it had a second gin and Baptist and Christian churches. The Rolnicky Vzajemni Orchranni Spolek Statu Texas, a farmers' mutual aid and insurance society, was founded in 1901 in Ocker by a group of Czech farmers. Ocker slowly declined thereafter; it lost its post office in 1904 and declined to a population of twenty by 1933. The reported population was ten in 1964. The town had disappeared by 1968, though in 1988 the Ocker Brethren Church still stood some two miles south of the former townsite. The church received a Texas Historical Marker in 1994 and was shown on county highway maps in 2000.
Historical marker files, Texas Historical Commission, Austin (Ocker Brethren Church). Clinton Machann and James W. Mendl, Krásná Amerika: A Study of the Texas Czechs, 1851–1939 (Austin: Eakin Press, 1983). Temple Daily Telegram, April 17, 1936.
The following, adapted from the Chicago Manual of Style, 15th edition, is the preferred citation for this article.Mark Odintz, "OCKER, TX," Handbook of Texas Online (http://www.tshaonline.org/handbook/online/articles/hro10), accessed November 30, 2015. Uploaded on June 15, 2010. Published by the Texas State Historical Association.
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