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Arsenal, Chelsea, Man City, Man Utd & Spurs target reveals change of heart
07:03 21 May 2012
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Transfer News: Eden Hazard could be at Chelsea next season
Lille starlet Eden Hazard has admitted that Chelsea's Champions League win has forced a rethink about his next move.
The playmaker had revealed that he would be playing in Manchester next season last week but the Blues' success could see him move to Stamford Bridge.
"That's possible. But until I pen to paper I won't say where I'm going," he told Canal+ when asked about the possibility of joining Chelsea.
"Of course it makes you think as Chelsea have won the Champions League. They're a big team and will be playing in the Champions League next season. They have great players and I always said I wanted to be playing. I think there is the possibility to play as well.
"I still don't know [which club I will join] yet, otherwise I would have announced it today. Nothing is done yet but it will happen soon."
Hazard, who has also been linked with Arsenal and Tottenham in recent weeks, looks to have ended his Lille career in style with a first half hat-trick over Nancy.
"It was a lovely evening, we had a great send-off party for Eden," Lille manager Garcia told RMC. "He still doesn't know where he's going. In the last few weeks he's changed his mind, I believe.
"Things will be great for him. He's going to be a great player. The best player in the league is leaving it. Eden is a unique player, a guy who's capable of rising to challenges. He will remain one of the best players in LOSC's history."
Hazard was named as Ligue 1 Player of the Season last Monday, after scoring 21 goals in all competitions.
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Montgomery Village, MD -- When the Boston Marathon bombing suspects uncle, Ruslan Tsarni, first heard that his nephews were involved.
But a day after one of his nephews was captured, he has a different tone.
Tsarni says he is happy Dzhokar Tsarnaev, 19, was alive when apprehended in Watertown, so he could seek forgiveness from the victims.
On Saturday, he mourns the victims as he has from the beginning and says there will be a time to mourn for his family. He considered himself to be a second father to Tamerlan who was killed in a shootout with police early Friday.
Earlier this week, Tsarni felt anger for what his nephews did. But the conclusion of the unprecedented manhunt changed his tone, with the elder brother Tamerlin Tsarnaev dead, the younger suspect found hiding in a boat.
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Tamerlan had lived with his uncle for a short time. But their families severed ties in 2006 over conflicts with the children's mother and how they were being raised.
It was in 2009, Tsarni noticed Tamerlan had changed. During a confrontation, the uncle says Tamerlan was chanting religious phrases.
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(Sports Network) - DeMarcus Cousins is averaging a double-double over his last
four games for the Sacramento Kings, who can use another one from the big man
when they resume a four-game road trip Wednesday against the Milwaukee Bucks.
Cousins has registered 21.5 points and 11.3 rebounds in a four-game stretch
that has seen the Kings go 3-1. The Kings had a three-game winning streak
stopped in Monday's 119-96 blowout loss to the Dallas Mavericks and got 25
points and six rebounds from Cousins.
Cousins leads the Kings in scoring (17.2 ppg) and rebounding (9.9 rpg).
Francisco Garcia scored a career-best 25 points and Jason Thompson finished
with 11 points and 12 boards for Sacramento, which has lost 17 in a row at
Dallas and fell to 1-7 away from home.
"They started the game with crazy runs and were making every shot. So it was
really hard for us to make a comeback tonight," Garcia said.
Sacramento was looking for its first four-game winning streak since March
23-29, 2011 and will close out the road trip Friday at Oklahoma City.
Kings guard Tyreke Evans missed his third straight game and fifth in six tries
because of a balky knee and is averaging 15.5 ppg. Evans, who is questionable
for Wednesday, is averaging 23.3 ppg in the past three games he has played.
Milwaukee has won two in a row and three of five games, and ended a two-game
slide with Sunday's 97-88 victory at Brooklyn. Brandon Jennings (26) and Monta
Ellis (24) combined for 50 points and Marquis Daniels totaled 13 points and
seven rebounds for the Bucks, who led by as many as 29 points in the second
"Other than the initial start of the game, we played pretty well and Brooklyn
didn't," Milwaukee coach Scott Skiles told NBA.com. "The Nets missed shots
they normally wouldn't and we took advantage of it. Brooklyn obviously made it
a game late. Overall, it was a great win for us. It's the nature of our team;
when Monta Ellis and Brandon Jennings are playing well, we usually win."
The Bucks have reached 10 wins in a season the fastest since the 2005-06
season, when they hit the 10-win mark after 17 games.
Milwaukee will visit Cleveland Friday before returning to Brew City to host
the Clippers and Pacers. The Bucks are 5-4 at the Bradley Center. On the
injury front, forward Mike Dunleavy (knee) and center Ekpe Udoh (wrist) are
questionable versus the Kings.
In other Milwaukee news, the state of Wisconsin has declared this date, Dec.
12, 2012, to be Aaron Rodgers day. Rodgers is the quarterback of the Green Bay
Packers and wears No. 12.
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Jan. 5 in California's capital. Sacramento has won 10 of the previous 15
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The body of Torrance "Top Cat" Hackworth was found Wednesday following an anonymous tip to police.
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Since 1990, Patagonia field reports have offered intense glimpses of nature's front lines through the eyes of athletes, travelers and adventurers. Covering the diverse ground between geography lesson, sport journal and anecdotal meandering, these essays all share a passion for life. A passion we tap into whenever possible and celebrate time and again by sharing our stories with others. We hope that reading these essays provides you with insight, amusement and inspiration for journeys near and far, engaging in the environment and exploring your comfort zone. We'll be adding to this collection throughout the seasons, so be sure to check back for more.
Spring 2013
Endless by Tommy Caldwell
Summer 2013
Na Wahine O Ke Kai by Debbie Miles-Dutton
Double Down by Dan Malloy
Alpine 2012
Why We Go by Kate Rutherford
Spring 2012
Non Delicious by Chris Gaggia
Heart of Winter 2010
Bread Crumbs in the Dark by Katie Ives
Hoilday 2009
Marrow of the Bone by Mason Jennings
Reñihué by Jeff Johnson
The Inspiration Behind the Upcoming Film 180° South by Chris Malloy
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The Slovak Direct, Denali's South Face, with Scott Backes and Mark Twight by Steve House
Alpine Umbrella by Kate Rutherford
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Reef Err Madness by Don Roberts
The Indignity of it All by Zoe Hart
Summer 2009
Cloudburst by Liz Clark
Going Coastal by George Weetman
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Hotline, Yosemite by Ron Kauk
Zap Crack, Squamish by Jasmin Caton
Vandals, Shawangunks by Russ Clune
The Nose. High Exposure. Pinch Overhang. by Michael Kennedy
Ahab, Yosemite by Nicolas Favresse
Aguja Guillaumet, Chalten by Rolando Garibotti
Heart of Winter 2009
Backyard Gems by Brian Mohr
Thrown by Elissa Pfost
Holiday 2008
Home by Jeff Johnson
Kids' Fall 2008
Morning People by Heather Sterling
Winter 2008
The Diamond Gamble by Kitty Calhoun
Chasing Glaciers by Alison Gannett
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Simplicity Refined by Steve House
Clinging to an Ideal by Barry Blanchard
Torre Traverse by Rolando Garibotti
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Yellow Crack Direct by Lynn Hill
The Canvas by Sonnie Trotter
Beyond the Curtain by Henry Barber
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From Pulling Fence to Enlightenment by Rob Bon Durant
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Balance by Todd Tanner
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Letting Go by Jeff Johnson
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Spoonsful of Limestone by Zoe J. Hart
Open Bivy by Sarah Garlick
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Wild South by Rick Ridgeway
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Always There by Jeff Johnson
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Home for the Holidays by Amy Stanfield
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Smaller Summits by Ray Aberle
Songs of the Ice by Stephanie Harold
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La Refrita by Steve King
Blessed be the Kayakers by Jeff Tilly
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Perverse Traverse by Mark Twight
Alaska on Ice by Adam Chamberlain
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The Sound of Promise by Stuart Ruckman
Lost in Lesotho by Alison Gannett
Winter 2004
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Getting Out by Barry Blanchard
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- Combine yoghurt, lychee syrup and egg. Mix well. Stir in melted butter.
- Sift flour over the butter mixture. Fold till just combined. Do not overmixed.
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A crash involving a log truck late Wednesday afternoon shut down the east bound lanes of Interstate 20/59 in Meridian.
Traffic completely stopped just before 4 p.m. when a log truck traveling on the on-ramp to the interstate in front of Queen City Truck Stop overturned.
The truck spilled its entire load. Then another east bound 18-wheeler with double trailers apparently couldn't stop in time and it hit the spilled logs.
The driver of the log truck received minor injuries.
The accident has caused a backup of traffic.
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Summary:Six gorgeous young women and four hot young men live in a house together and showcase their outer beauty by competing in several challenges, such as how well they perform in photo shoots. Unknown to them, however, they are also secretly being judged on their inner beauty, with tests for things like how much they respect their elders. The winner gets $100,000 and a spread in People Magazine's 100 Most Beautiful People issue.


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Let's get out of Afghanistan and give Karzai his sovereignty
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After months of delay, the U.S. agreed to hand over control of a U.S.-controlled prison near the Bagram Air Base. The status of the detention facility has been one of the many impasses between new Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel and Karzai.
For weeks prior to the hand-over of power, Karzai bashed American leadership, and labeled our failure to go through with the transfer a "serious breach" in the deal to create a long-term joint security agreement. Even after we agreed to hand over the prison to Afghan forces, Karzai continued his verbal assault, insinuating that the U.S. and the Taliban were negotiating how to undermine Afghan security.
The Obama administration has even gone so far as to send Secretary of State John Kerry to Afghanistan in an effort to patch up relations with Karzai.
Since October 2010, we've spent over $300 billion in the effort to stabilize and secure Afghanistan. Even after 2014, when U.S. troops finally leave Afghanistan, it is estimated that it will still cost us $4 billion a year in aid to help run this crooked government. For Karzai to question our integrity and our intentions is outlandish.
After the American government pulls out of Afghanistan in December 2014, I believe that the propped-up government is going to collapse and be overrun by Taliban forces once again.
The time to end the war in Afghanistan is now. The $4 billion in aid — taxpayer money — that we spend, only to have this government continue its corruption, could be used to secure America's borders or reform entitlement programs like Medicare and Medicaid.
For years, Karzai has claimed that he has been fighting for his country's sovereignty. It's time for us to grant him his wish. Enough is enough, and it's time we departed. Just think of how many taxpayer dollars and American lives could be saved.
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Bronx, NY (Sports Network) - New York Yankees manager Joe Girardi has been
guiding his team through its American League Division Series with the
Baltimore Orioles with a heavy heart, as it was revealed Thursday that the
skipper's 81-year-old father passed away over the weekend.
Jerry Girardi died Saturday in his hometown of East Peoria, IL following a
long battle with Alzheimer's disease. The younger Girardi has been in the
dugout for all three of the Yankees' games in the ALDS, which began Sunday,
and will do so again for Thursday's Game 4.
Joe Girardi has yet to publicly comment on his father's death, but may do so
during the pregame press conference scheduled for this afternoon.
New York took a 2-1 lead in the best-of-five ALDS with a dramatic 3-2, 12-
inning win on Wednesday, with Joe Girardi making a gutsy late decision that
proved critical to the game's outcome.
With the Yankees down by a 2-1 score with one out in the bottom of the ninth
inning, he removed star third baseman Alex Rodriguez -- mired in a 1-for-12
series slump that included seven strikeouts -- in favor of pinch-hitter Raul
Ibanez. The veteran outfielder promptly hit a game-tying home run off Orioles
closer Jim Johnson, then connected for another solo blast in the 12th that
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ATLANTA -- Kenneth Holsey, a former corrections officer at Atlanta's United States Penitentiary was arraigned on Monday on multiple federal charges.
According to an official of United States Attorney Sally Quillian Yates' office, Holsey, 45, allegedly gave cigarettes and a cell phone to a federal prison inmate in exchange for money, and made false statements to federal agents.
Holsey, of Riverdale, was indicted by a federal grand jury on November 27. He was released on bond.
United States Attorney Sally Quillian Yates said, "Public officials who use their positions for their own financial benefit breach the public's trust. In this case, this corrections officer's duties were to maintain the safety, security, and good order of Atlanta's federal prison facility. Instead of fulfilling his duties, he allegedly abandoned his responsibilities in exchange for money, placing the safety of the prison staff, inmates, and the surrounding community at risk."
As the official reported, Holsey worked as a corrections officer at the United States Penitentiary in Atlanta at the time of the exchange, and has worked for the Federal Bureau of Prisons for 20 years.
According to the indictment, from May through September 2011, Holsey accepted a cash bribe from an inmate of the federal prison. In exchange, Holsey smuggled a cell phone into the prison for the inmate to use.
Holsey also accepted cash from the inmate and agreed to meet the inmate's girlfriend outside the prison. Holsey also smuggled cartons of cigarettes into the prison for the inmate to use.
Federal agents were investigating Holsey in early 2012, and recorded conversations between Holsey and the inmate. The federal agents were able to record a conversation between the two men that discussed smuggling a small amount of marijuana into the penitentiary.
During the recorded conversation, Holsey told the inmate that he would need to pay him in advance for the drugs, and got the inmate's girlfriend's contact information to make arrangements for the payment.
On the charges faced, Holsey could face up to 15 years in prison and a fine of up to $250,000.


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FedEx Corp. completed its $4.9 billion acquisition of TNT Express and will start integrating the European company into its network immediately.
The French ocean carrier received confirmation today for its estimated $2.4 billion acquisition of Neptune Orient Lines and its APL container shipping subsidiary by the Anti-monopoly Bureau of the Chinese Ministry of Commerce.
The seasonally adjusted For-Hire Truck Tonnage Index equaled 134.8 for the month, down another 2.1 percent from March and 2 percent compared with April 2015, according to the American Trucking Associations.
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The National Transportation Safety Board hopes to recover the voyage data recorder and use it in the agency's investigation into why the TOTE Maritime general cargo vessel sank last fall, claiming the lives of 33 crew members on board.
House lawmakers brushed aside calls at a hearing to slow implementation of the Verified Gross Mass rule, while other shippers said compliance should be straightforward.
Meanwhile, a global survey from the London-based Federation of National Associations of Ship Brokers and Agents finds many countries have failed to take action at national level to ensure the IMO container weight requirement can be met.


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Actually, it's the name of the actor who stars as Stacee Jaxx in "Rock of Ages," which closes out the Broadway in Charleston season at the Clay Center Tuesday.
"It's Spanish," Pereira explained off-handedly, adding, "My family was originally from Brooklyn, New York."
The Nashville-based singer/actor who appears in the Tony-Award winning show doesn't mind that his real name sounds a little bit rock 'n' roll. For him, it's an occupational advantage.
Pereira is kind of a rock star on his own -- or at least an aspiring one. Before he went on the road with the touring production, he fronted the rock band, Red Carpet Rats.
"We're currently on hiatus," he said. "But it's the real thing. We write songs and are immersed in the whole music scene."
Nearly a year ago, Pereira said he saw a casting ad for "Rock of Ages." He said they were looking for a "hot mess, trainwreck, egomaniac jerk rock star type.
"And I thought I could do that with very little acting," he laughed.
Pereira said he knows people like Stacee Jaxx, the archetypical over-indulged, decadent and narcissistic rock star. Music scenes are environments full of big egos and bravado.
"And sure, maybe I've been a little bit that, too," he added.
Still, jumping into theater was a big step for him. Aside from playing club shows and concerts, Pereira doesn't have any real stage experience.
"No college, no high school. I've never done any of this before."
But switching gears was just too great an opportunity to pass up, and the experience for him has been amazing. The travel, for example, is very different from what he's used to.
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They travel by bus and airplane and stay in hotels.
"It's a very different than climbing into a van with a bunch of sweaty guys and barreling down the highway to your next club show. This is an amazing experience for me on so many levels."
He also loves the crowds, which aren't always regular theater audiences.
"Rock of Ages is about half music theater and about half rock concert," he said. "We get people dancing in the aisles and singing along to every song."
Which, he added, is sort of impressive. There are 28 songs in the show.
"Rock of Ages," with it's story about a small town girl and a city boy with big music dreams, draws from the raucous, leather and spandex-wrapped rock 'n' roll of the 1980s with songs taken from bands like Whitesnake, Styx, Journey and Poison.
"It's music so many people grew up with," Pereira said. "It's ingrained in the culture, and these songs are the big karaoke songs, you know, like 'Don't Stop Believin,' and 'Here I Go Again.' Those songs have been on 'The Sopranos' and 'Glee,' and a lot of this music is just everywhere."
Pereira said almost everyone is familiar with the songs in the show, whether they mean to be or not, and it's all just a lot of fun.
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Show me your Current Leo Triplet Sketch
Posted 19 March 2009 - 07:53 PM
Any medium or techniques go (we may ask for more specifics in a later month depending on involvement and enthusiasm for us newbs to learn new things!).
Unfortunately I can't start us off on this adventure with an example as I've been sick, have had terrible weather, dealing with too much stuff at work, and the obligatory being sick of dealing with work and the weather...
Everyone/anyone can post their sketches here, ask for pointers, etc.
I hope this ends up being a fun project for everyone.
Posted 21 March 2009 - 04:37 PM
Hmm... I hope I'm not going to be the only participant here.
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Posted 21 March 2009 - 07:59 PM
There's a chance I can post my first attempt tomorrow.
One thing I really like about this Trio, that I think you captured well is that they can form a smiley face... at least that's what it always looked like to me.
That's great that you go to see some spiral structure as well, I hope to be so lucky.
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Posted 22 March 2009 - 10:03 AM
I really like your sketch and capture of all three galaxies. I'll try but its not looking good for over the next 7 days weather wise. My last observation of the triplet was January 30, 2009. I'll post when I can grab a good look at them.
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Anyway, just to keep things rolling here's the NGC member from last year with my old scope:
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Posted 23 March 2009 - 12:00 PM
Our sky conditions (not too bad) and some haze/sky glow and my older eyes meant that the NGC object was just barely noticeable with averted vision. The scene took up less than 1/2 the field of view of the 22mm Panoptic. The sketch developed from astro video took up all of the screen. As the NGC object was slipping off one side of the screen (after 30 minutes) then the other two came in view since my LXD75 tripod is not perfect. However, the astro-video study was well worth the wait since the details of the objects were a real pleasure to study.
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Posted 23 March 2009 - 01:49 PM
Fastastic detail you're getting with that Mallincam! I've got a buddy over in England who does his sketching with a 14" Newt and a Watec video camera, and he's getting really impressive results as well. Me thinks there might have to be one of those doohickies in my future....
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My setup should frame the three pretty well. My C9.25 with 31mm Nagler should show all three, but I could only barely discern M65 and M66, NGC36286 was nowhere to be seen. That's when I started encountering my problems: dew. On EP's and on my corrector plate (I had adjusted collimation and that wrecked me for the evening).
I used my 80ED with 9mm Nagler which gave me approximately the same FOV (a little wider, but pretty close). M65 and M66 were faint hazy "stars" with averted vision. I'm guessing my transparency and the light pollution helped washed them out too much.
I am planning on going to a dark site on Saturday to do the Messier Marathon, if there's a reasonable break I'll try to sketch them this weekend.
I'm happy to see so many folks participating! Hopefully folks are finding this a fun exercise? I am, even with the lack of production.
Posted 24 March 2009 - 02:41 PM
Excellent observations of NGC 3628 and the Leo Triplet. Thank you for sharing them with us all.
Posted 24 March 2009 - 03:51 PM
Here's last night's installment:
When combined with another from last year, it gives me the full set:
The plan is to create a composite "at-the-desk" sketch, using the existing "at-the-eyepiece" sketches as source material. (Mark Seibold has been encouraging me to experiment with larger scale, so this might just be my opportunity.)
I didn't get a chance to do a wide-angle field star sketch through my 4" refractor, though. Since the composite will be an at-the-desk exercise, would it be "appropriate" to sketch the wide-angle field stars from a planetarium program? Or do folks think all the elements of the composite need to be done at the eyepiece, even if the composite itself isn't?
-- Jeff.
Posted 24 March 2009 - 06:26 PM
Those are very nice sketches, can't wait to see them all put together.
Posted 25 March 2009 - 01:32 AM
(12" newt, 45x, 2008.03.31)
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Posted 26 March 2009 - 01:40 PM
Excellent observations of the M65/M66/NGC 3628. You have captured much detail over these interesting springtime galaxies. Thank you for sharing them with us all.
Posted 28 March 2009 - 08:13 AM
The detail you captured in both M65 and 66 is wonderful. I really like the inner core region in M65 in your sketch.
I enjoy your capture of these three and really like how your NGC 3628 has a three d. look to how it is laying on the sketch.
I like and enjoyed comparing them to my capture from Jan. 30th. I want to do a new capture and sketch but the weather just isn't cooperating with me. ::
Posted 29 March 2009 - 05:22 AM
I've still a bit of research to do on that M65 core. The center condensation is the galaxy core, while the one to the right is a foreground star. But the other side is too overexposed in all the images I've looked at, so I'm not yet sure whether it's another foreground star, a clump or HII region in the galaxy, or just a trick of the eye.
-- Jeff.
Posted 29 March 2009 - 10:19 AM
This is a great thread you have started here. Many, many fine galaxy sketches posted by the very best sketchers at CN.
Posted 30 March 2009 - 10:44 PM
Though I do have to say the views were absolutely incredible at the dark site we observed from. If you took Jeff Young's individual sketches and put them in a single FOV, there was that much detail in my 80ED! Simply amazing, and depressing at the same time. Depressing because I now have "Dark Site Envy" and know that I'm not likely to ever see that much detail from my backyard...not unless I up the aperture to something ridiculous...
Tomorrow looks to be available, though I'm concerned that my transparency is listed as below average, but I'll give it go.
Posted 31 March 2009 - 08:14 AM
I agree, great thread you have going. I just wish the skies would settle down and allow me a night to go. I worry about that the sky will clear up next week and the moon will be too bright by then to get a good view. :: the good news is I am off for the month of April through I'll be on vacation with the family for one of those weeks so I should be able to get time for some good sessions weather permitting.


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After a contentious two-hour Hempstead Town Board hearing at which more than 20 people commented on a proposal to build 32 condominiums and 140 rental units on a contaminated piece of land in Harbor Isle, the board reserved its decision on the project, pushing the process to at least Oct. 15 and most likely until mid-November.
Farmingdale-based Posillico Development, in partnership with the Virginia-based Avalon Bay Communities, plans to build a development called the Battery at Harbor Isle & Avalon Yacht View on Island Parkway South and Sheridan Place in Harbor Isle, a small, 490-home community that shares a zip code with the Village of Island Park but is part of the Town of Hempstead. The $90 million project would include 140 rental apartments and 32 condominiums, and the condos would have luxury amenities such as boat slips.
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Valdosta, GA -The Unitarian Universalist Church was burglarized over the weekend. The pastor and congregation came in on Sunday to find an elaborate drum set worth nearly a thousand dollars gone. Police are searching pawn shops in the area and are asking for the publics help if they have any information.
Lieutenant Aaron Kirk of the Valdosta Police Department said "it just shows that, you know, criminals are not going to discriminate. Some criminals don't have, you know, don't really care what they're breaking into. They're just trying to get some easy money. So they located the church and apparently there was no signs of forced entry so it's a possibility that a door was left unlocked."
The Unitarian Church is located at 1951 East Park Avenue.
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3 RB: Alfred Morris, Redskins (2013 salary: $480,000)
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5 TE: Jordan Cameron, Browns (2013 salary: $550,000)
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7 WR: Cecil Shorts III, Jaguars (2013 salary: $617,922)
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8 T: Charles Brown, Saints (2013 salary: $630,000)
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9 T: Orlando Franklin, Broncos (2013 salary: $771,000)
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His namesake in Major League Baseball made tons of money that this Ramirez will never get close to getting as center. But he's come through big time considering the Broncos looked like they would have a key loss in Dan Koppen. Manning's relationship with his center is an underrated key to his success (see his long-time relationship with Jeff Saturday in Indianapolis), and Ramirez has delivered.
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12 G: Alex Boone, 49ers (2013 salary: $950,000)
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13 DE: George Selvie, Cowboys (2013 salary: $630,000)
So all was not lost for Dallas with its complementary 4-3 pass rush opposite DeMarcus Ware when the team learned Anthony Spencer needed to miss the entire season after having microfracture knee surgery. Selvie, once considered a better NFL prospect than former fellow South Florida star Jason-Pierre Paul, has been a nice fill-in. He has five sacks, on pace for double digits to boost Ware.
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14 DE: Olivier Vernon, Dolphins (2013 salary: $500,000)
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15 DT: Damon Harrison, Jets (2013 salary: $480,000)
"Snacks" is costing the Jets the NFL equivalent of vending room change. The Jets have become an absolute terror against the run, with their three-man front controlling the line of scrimmage. Ends Muhammad Wilkerson and Sheldon Richardson are getting more pub because of their devastating edge play and first-round pedigrees, but Harrison has been munching on interior offensive linemen, too. The best part about it for New York: the product of tiny William Penn went undrafted in 2012.
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16 DT: Jurrell Casey, Titans (2013 salary: $580,000)
Casey, coming off an outstanding 2012, has picked up at an equally high level under Gregg Williams. He has really come on strong after being an excellent third-pick of Tennessee in 2011. At 6-1, 300 pounds, his biggest asset is quickness in making plays in the backfield. In addition to his four sacks (already more than 2012), he has a nose for sniffing out tackles for loss.
17 MLB: Kiko Alonso, Bills (2013 salary: $400,000)
The first rookie on the list is making a strong case for defensive rookie of the year. He's pretty much done everything for Buffalo, leading the league with four interceptions in addition to his one sack, four passes defended, forced fumble and 43 total tackles. So much for higher-priced former Oregon teammate Dion Jordan having the best opportunity for DROY; instead it's the Bills' second-round pick's award to lose.
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18 OLB: Lavonte David, Buccaneers (2013 salary: $547,806)
The Buccaneers are still looking for their first win, and David got attention for his penalty on Geno Smith that cost them their best chance. But in reality, David, after an outstanding rookie season, has done all he can to lead their defense. The 23-year-old just makes plays everywhere—he's upped his sack production to five on the weakside, to go with an interception and 46 tackles. The Bucs once had a great one outside in Derrick Brooks, and David, a 2012 second-rounder, has started down that path.
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19 OLB: Vontaze Burfict, Bengals (2013 salary: $480,000)
Burfict went undrafted in 2012 because of some concerns about off-field issues and on-field demeanor. Credit coach Marvin Lewis that he could get the best out of Burfict's immense talent and keep him focused on football. He also plays the weak side in a 4-3, and has been one brutal impact player for a top defense. His 56 tackles, one sack and one interception have him on track for a big improvement.
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20 CB: Chris Harris, Broncos (2013 salary: $555,000)
Harris, an exceptional nickel back as a second-year player in 2012, and has needed to a do a lot more in coverage with Champ Bailey banged up for most of 2013. He's been up to the task as a strong cover man and better tackler. Washington was the latest team to feel his presence, as he recorded his third interception of the season on Sunday, matching last season's total.
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21 CB: Marcus Cooper, Chiefs (2013 salary: $405,000)
The San Francisco 49ers didn't keep the rookie seventh-round pick for depth, and the Chiefs have been reaping the rewards. Cooper has been versatile enough to star in their subpackages and also help them outside. His great impact in a good cornerback group (Brandon Flowers, Sean Smith, Dunta Robinson) includes two interceptions, 11 passes defended and a fumble returned for a touchdown.
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22 S: T.J. Ward, Browns (2013 salary: $630,000)
Shutdown cornerback Joe Haden is the superstar of Cleveland's secondary, but Ward, taken in the second round after Haden in 2010, also has been a stalwart. He is a very active and rangy playmaker, as his blitzing and coverage skills are balanced by his solid play in run support.
23 S: Tyrann Mathieu, Cardinals (2013 salary: $405,000)
He's wanted to shed both the Honey Badger nickname and some of his troubled past at LSU, and his immediate standout play has been huge indication of his commitment to be better all-around in the NFL. He has become so fun to watch on Sunday because he seems to be everywhere making clutch plays. His stats across the board (one sack, two interceptions, five passes defended, a forced fumble and 47 tackles) indicate that.
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24 K: Caleb Sturgis, Dolphins (2013 salary: $405,000)
There was a boom of booming rookie legs in 2012, including Blair Walsh, Greg Zuerlein and Justin Tucker. Sturgis is the best to enter the league in '13. He's gone 11-of-15 for Miami, but two of his missed field-goal attempts have been from 50 or more yards, where he's also made three, showing off great power.
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25 P: Johnny Hekker, Rams (2013 salary: $483,333)
Hekker has a modest punting average of 45 yards, but he is second in net yardage at 43.1 on the strength of dropping a dozen inside the 20 and causing nine fair catches. He is also No. 2 in the league as teams have averaged only 2.4 return yards on his punts.
26 PR/KR: Dwayne Harris, Cowboys (2013 salary: $555,000)
There's that other more seasoned "D.H." returning ace in Chicago, Devin Hester, but Harris is headed toward representing the NFC in the Pro Bowl. He's second in average kickoff return yardage (35.7) and third in average punt return average (15.8) with the highlight of a crucial 86-yard TD against the Redskins.


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Sir Bobby Robson dies.
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The football world is mourning the death of former England manager Sir Bobby Robson, who has died from cancer at the age of 76.
Sir Bobby, one of the game's finest and most charismatic coaches, was knighted in 2002 for services to football.
A statement issued on behalf of his family said: "It is with great sadness that it has been announced today that Sir Bobby Robson has lost his long and courageous battle."
They appealed for privacy and announced an initial funeral will be held for family members only.
Robson made his managerial name at unfashionable Ipswich Town, leading them to European and domestic glory in 13 wonderful years.
He then became the England national side's second most successful manager - behind another Ipswich legend, Sir Alf Ramsey - taking the team to the semi finals of the 1990 World Cup.
Ray Wilkins, who played under him for England, told Sky News he was "absolutely devastated" at the news of his passing.
"He was an absolute gentlemen," he said. "You don't come across people like Bobby very often.
"He lived his life with humility. He was a joy to be around."
Sir Bobby's assistant with the England team and former team-mate, Don Howe told Sky: "He had high standards in his football and in his family and he always wanted the best.
"At the same time, he emphasised if you wanted the best, you had to work hard to get the best."
Prime Minister Gordon Brown paid tribute to his tenacity and good humour: "He epitomised everything that is great about football in this country.
"His passion, patriotism, dedication and professionalism knew no equal during his time both as a player and a manager."
Throughout the 1990s Sir Bobby enjoyed successful spells with clubs on the continent, culminating in an illustrious management role with European giants Barcelona.
He returned to English football with Newcastle United, where he was adored.
Just five days ago thousands of football fans crowded into the club's home ground St James's Park to pay tribute to Sir Bobby and raise funds for his cancer charity.
Before the kick-off of Sunday's game a guard of honour gave fans and players a chance to show him their appreciation.
Proceeds from the match went towards The Sir Bobby Robson Foundation, launched in March 2008.
The foundation has raised more than £1.3m to fight cancer.
Sir Bobby's official biographer Bob Harris paid tribute to his strength amid the many health problems that blighted his later years."The way he battled on and refused to give in to five bouts of cancer, I was beginning to think he was immortal," he said.
"I will remember him as a genuine football man who loved the game beyond anything else."
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I feel saddened by what has happned, as he was one of the worlds greatest managers. I feel the world has lost a vital part of football history.
R.I.P Sir Bobby Robson.
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Cancer is a motherfucker.
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It's true you don't realise how good some people were in their proffession until they snuff it.
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Its a shame, but at least he lived to a healthy age. RIP
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RIP sir bobby, true geordie legend
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who? some guy who chased a sheeps bladder around a field?
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Last saturday two of Robsons former clubs paid tribute to him when they played each other for their first matches of the season. The teams were Newcastle and West Brom. Must of been the only entertaining bit for the Newcastle fans.
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Last saturday two of Robsons former clubs paid tribute to him when they played each other for their first matches of the season. The teams were Newcastle and West Brom. Must of been the only entertaining bit for the Newcastle fans.
I watched that game down the pub, good game.
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Ferris D. R. Foote said his 89-year old mother suffers from high blood pressure, thyroid disease, foot and leg disorders and that due to Alzheimer's disease "she is unable to comprehend that her nephew defrauded her out of her home more than five years ago."
Foote moved in with his mother in 2006 after a physician's report added mental illness to her physical problems. "My mother is physically and mentally ill at the same time. She needs specialized home care. That's what they mean by dually diagnosed," said Foote. "She has three shifts of nurses who bathe and feed her, but they can't address her mental needs."
Foote has contacted more than 14 care givers trying to find help. "Medicare pays, but there is no provider in the District that provides this type of care," he said.
Mental health care advocates said federally-funded Medicaid provides a "safety net" for low-income elderly and others needing specialized home care.
Several home health service providers have attempted to obtain city approval but have been delayed by bureaucracy. The State Health Planning and Development Agency (SHPDA) has the responsibility to approve proposals to address the problem.
After a decision on July 30 denying all appeals, SHPDA finally issued a certificate of need to M.J. Home Health, now called M.J. General on Aug. 10, under Goode's final order.
M.J. designed services for 75 of the patients who had been identified. Officials said D.C. is only providing services to a fraction of the patients who need specialized care. SHPDA continues to deny applications from prospective providers, stating that there is no demonstrated "need" for the services.
"No one can understand how this government can be so cold hearted," said John Kamya, president of M.B.I. Health Services, a Ward 7-based certified mental health provider. "The SHPDA knows that mental health patients need specialized home care. The solution would not cost the D. C. Government one penny."
When M.B.I. applied for a certificate of need to provide services for the same population in April, it was denied by SHPDA, which again claimed there was "no need."
"In spite of the compelling evidence on the record proving the dire and urgent need for the home care services that we proposed to provide in our application, including information by Judge Goode, the SHPDA continues its shocking assertion that no need exists," said Kamya. "This leaves us with no choice but to believe the SHPDA is implementing a 'Don't Act, Don't Help' policy with respect to the gap in home health services to the dually diagnosed population."
According to appeal pleadings filed by M.B.I.'s lawyer, Paul Taulouse, the D.C. Department of Health's denial of its application "exhibited a reckless disregard for the health, safety, and well being of these citizens."
SHPDA denied it was deliberately keeping the patients from receiving the care needed. "SHPDA continues to review certificate of need applications for home health care services. After reviewing specific proposals from applicants…SHPDA determines whether there is a need for the proposed project," said Najma Roberts, a spokeswoman for the D.C. Department of Health.
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