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Even Sesame Street is acknowledging how the both go hand-in-hand
Even Sesame Street is acknowledging how the both go hand-in-hand
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Tech employees' salaries are 37 per cent higher in San Francisco compared to London
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Teachers have suspended what would have been the first strike action against one of Education Secretary Michael Gove's flagship free schools.
Teachers at one of Education Secretary Michael Gove's flagship free schools are staging a series of walkouts from Thursday over what they see as an attempt to introduce "zero-hour" contracts at their school.
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North American beverage firm Dr. Pepper Snapple (NYSE:DPS) closed out 2010 with modest sales growth and solid profit growth for the full-year period. It expects another strong year of earnings improvements for the coming year, but beyond that, it's difficult to see where shareholder growth is going to stem from.
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Net sales increased 4.1% to $1.4 billion. Sales of beverage concentrate of its carbonated soft drinks in the U.S. and Canada grew 14.3% to account for nearly 23% of total sales. Dr. Pepper boasts it is the market leader in the U.S. with a more than 40% market share. Packaged beverage sales of non-carbonated drinks including Snapple and Hawaiian Punch rose 1.1% and accounted for the highest percentage of total sales at nearly 71%. Sales in this segment are also made in the U.S. and Canada where Dr. Pepper competes with the likes of Cott Corp (NYSE:COT) and REEDS (Nasdaq:REED). Latin American beverage sales, most of which stem from Mexico, made up the rest and grew 5.4%.
Segment operating profit grew 3% as only the concentrate business was able to boost profitability during the quarter. Total company operating income improved nearly 7% to $268 million. An accounting loss from paying down debt sent net income down 1.8% to $112 million, or 49 cents per diluted share. This came in ahead of analyst projections.
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Full-year sales grew a modest 1.8% to $5.6 billion as packaged beverage was the only unit to post positive growth. The beverage concentrate unit increased profits to offset declines at the other two units as segment operating profits increased less than 1%. Total operating income fell 5.5% to $1 billion while reported net income fell 4.9% to $528 million, or $2.17 per diluted share. Stripping out one-time items, management estimated the bottom line grew 22% to $2.40 per diluted share.
Dr. Pepper also inked two longstanding licensing agreements with archrivals PepsiCo (NYSE:PEP) and Coca-Cola (NYSE:KO) as both acquired their North American bottlers. The agreements resulted in payments to Dr. Pepper totaling $1.6 billion and allowed it to pay down debt and repurchase shares.
For the coming year, management expects sales growth between three and five percent and earnings in a range of $2.70 and $2.78 per diluted share. This would represent year-over-year growth of between 12.5% and 15.8% from operating earnings for 2010.
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Dr. Pepper Snapple has done a fantastic job at improving efficiencies and cash flows since being spun out from Cadbury Schweppes in 2008. But sales growth remains weak and will likely remain challenging given the firm operates primarily in mature markets in North America. The forward P/E is very reasonable at less than 13 and dividend yield is appealing at 2.9%, but it's difficult to see annual double-digit total returns for shareholders over the long term. (For more, check out Parched For Profits? Try Beverage Stocks.)
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North American beverage firm Dr. Pepper Snapple (NYSE:DPS) closed out 2010 with modest sales growth and solid profit growth for the full-year period. It expects another strong year of earnings improvements for the coming year, but beyond that, it's difficult to see where shareholder growth is going to stem from.


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Column: Dumb is kind to describe Guerrero's bust
Just what Robert Guerrero was thinking remains a mystery, at least for now. He's not saying and, after the bonehead move that got him busted with a gun at a New York airport, that's probably a good thing.
Dumb doesn't even begin to describe packing heat for a trip to the Big Apple to promote his May 4 fight with Floyd Mayweather Jr. As tough as the New York media can be at times, it wasn't necessary to bring a .40-caliber Smith & Wesson pistol in case things got real nasty.
The good news is that the Mayweather fight is still on, and Guerrero remains a live dog. The bad news is that the threat of possible jail time hanging over his head may be one distraction too many in a fight where Guerrero must be at his very best.
Forgive Mayweather if he's spent the last few nights at his Big Boy Mansion in Las Vegas laughing with his yes men about the whole thing. He may beat up or berate women if they give him a rough time, but so far he seems to be pretty careful - with good reason - when it comes to guns.
The Guerrero camp is doing its best to tone things down, and you have to believe the fighter really wasn't aware of New York's tough gun laws when he packed his pistol - legally registered in his home state of California - in a locked box and put it in his suitcase for his trip. That's not surprising because fighters in general tend not to be up on local laws unless they find themselves breaking one.
I mean, the guy told the ticket agent at the JFK airport counter that he had the gun in his suitcase when he checked in. That by itself may keep him out of jail in a state so stringent about gun control that former New York Giants receiver Plaxico Burress was sentenced to three years in prison for shooting himself with his own unregistered weapon.
At the very least, though, Guerrero ruined a great story line for the bout. He was supposed to be the good guy in this fight, a humble and hard-working boxer who praises God in every other sentence, up against a thug who spent more than two months in jail last summer for assaulting his ex-girlfriend while two of their children watched.
Until last Thursday, he played the role well. I talked to him a few weeks earlier and he was full of confidence that he could handle a big fight and everything that surrounds it.
"I've been preparing for this throughout my career," he said. "I know the media is going to be crazy - everything is going to be crazy. But I'm ready for this."
Turns out he wasn't quite as ready as he thought. He didn't have enough sense to leave his gun - unloaded, along with the three magazines he had in his bag - home, and he didn't have enough sense not to bring a gun registered in California to a state where gun control laws are among the toughest in the nation.
"I hope that Mr. Guerrero fights better than he thinks," Queens District Attorney Richard Brown said in a statement. "For anyone who hasn't gotten the message, let me be crystal clear. You cannot bring an unlicensed weapon - loaded or unloaded - into this county or this city. And if you do, you will be arrested and face felony charges."
Unfortunately for Guerrero, the questions he gets over the next five weeks will not just be about how he fought for years to get his big break and now plans to capitalize on it. Writers will want to know what kind of guy packs a gun for business trips as much as they will want to know his plan for Mayweather.


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A passerine is a bird of the order Passeriformes, which includes more than half of all bird species. Sometimes known as perching birds or, less accurately, as songbirds, the passerines form one of the most diverse terrestrial vertebrate orders: with over 5,000 identified species, it is roughly twice as species rich as the largest of the mammal orders, the Rodentia.
The order is divided into three suborders, Tyranni (suboscines), Passeri (oscines), and the basal Acanthisitti. Oscines have the best control of their syrinx muscles among birds, producing a wide range of songs and other vocalizations.
Most passerines are smaller than typical members of other avian orders.
The foot of a passerine has three toes directed forward and one toe directed backwards, called anisodactyl arrangement. This arrangement enables the passerine birds to perch upon vertical surfaces, such as trees and cliffs. The toes have no webbing or joining.
Most passerine birds develop twelve tail feathers. Certain species of passerines have stiff tail feathers, which evolved because these feathers help the birds balance themselves when perching upon vertical surfaces.
The chicks of passerines are altricial; blind, featherless, and helpless when hatched from their eggs. This adaptation requires that the chicks receive a lot of parental care. Most passerines lay colored eggs, in contrast with non-passerines, most of whose eggs are white.
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I am one of the members of the Vancouver Association of Educational Support Professionals who attended the Sept. 13 Vancouver schools board meeting, and one of those members who eventually walked out.
I am insulted to hear that Superintendent Steve Webb and other administrators in the district are taking two furlough days this school year as their part in the "shared sacrifice" that we are all being asked to make. My work hours were cut by 10 hours a month which calculates to 120 hours a year or 18.46 days less pay for this school year. I guess nobody said that the sacrifices would be equitable.
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In 2012, Cleveland Indians reliever Vinnie Pestano was as reliable as they come, finishing second in the majors with 36 holds on the year. Last season, it all fell apart for Pestano, as he threw so poorly he ended up getting demoted to Triple-A in July.
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This Cabernet Sauvignon is complex with various layers of spice and flavors. On the nose you will find enticing aromas of black cherry, blackberry, cassis and vanilla with evident spice from the oak and a hint of herbs. Tasting delivers a multi-layered wine with texture of ripe blackberry, mocha, toffee and vanilla. Medium firm tannins provide structure and balance to this medium bodied Cabernet, which will continue to evolve in the bottle.


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ESPN announced that it has acquired Sundance soccer documentary "Kicking It." Produced by Ted Leonsis (who executive produced last year's "Nanking") and directed by Susan Koch, "Kicking It" details the lives of seven soccer players from six countries as they participate in the 4th annual Homeless World Cup. ESPN will retain exclusive television rights worldwide, and execute the film's digital distribution while working with the filmmakers to secure theatrical, DVD and other distribution. "'Kicking It" speaks to the perseverance of the human spirit and the global impact of sport," said Keith Clinkscales, ESPN senior vice president of content development and enterprises in a statement. "As our company continues to expand its global reach on the belief that sport transcends different languages and ways of life to bring people together, a film like 'Kicking It' is an inspirational guide and a fitting choice for ESPN." [Peter Knegt]
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I'm trying to figure out how to travel from Panama City to San Isidro de General or San Gerardo de Rivas. I looked up the routes on Ticabus and they go past San Isidro to San Jose. I'd rather not have to back track so I'm wondering what my other options are or if there is a way to stop in San Isidro before reaching San Jose. I'm having a hard time finding specifics online so any information would really help. Thank you for any info you can provide, it is very appreciated!! :)
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I'm looking to travel between Panama City and San Jose, Costa Rica. There is a very cheap flight available on Air Panama - I'm just slightly skeptical of booking through their website (as there are some old posts on scams etc). Does anyone have any recent experience with the airline?
Hello all, I am flying into Panama City at the end of May and will be visiting Boquete and Bocas Del Toro. I will be looking to catch some fish on the fly but do not know anything about these areas, where to hit and what to use. There is little info on fishing in Panama! Does any one have any recommendations or do's/don'ts?
We'd like to explore the most interesting sights in Panama in about 11 days (net of arrival/departure days), perhaps incl. rafting, hiking (volcan Baro ?), scuba diving, snorkeling.
We could either travel end May to early June or end July to early August.
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Hey! I'm traveling to Bocas del Toro this summer and am also trying to squeeze in some time in Boquete. I'll be in Bocas del Toro for about 5 days and wanted to split the time in both places if that's possible. From what I read it doesn't seem longer than just a 5 hour trip from Bocas to Boquete so I thought this plan was totally doable. I just don't know what are the exact routes and transportation that is used. If anyone has done this trip any input would be great. What shuttle you used, how…
Me and my girlfriend are traveling to Cambutal end of august and first half of september. We like to do some exploring with 4x4 and maybe even camp out for a night. If someone did this can you tell me how about safety in that region, if 'wild' camping is allowed or advisable? And if it's feasible getting around with 4x4. Love to hear your experiences!
Hi people, I will be in Panamá for 12 hours on my way to Europe since there is a lot of time I would like to go to the city or at least to one of the closest shopping mall ( for instances Los Pueblos) does any one knows if there is a place at the airport where I can leave my luggage and then be able to leave the airport? also how much is the exit taxes in Panama? Thank you
Hi, I am Looking for travel buddies people to explore with I arrive in Panama from Scotland on 2nd May and will travel around Panama, Costa Rica and up to Nicaragua where I will visit my friends hostel. This is a last minute trip so I haven't really planned ... I am quite well travelled, and like to explore and have fun.


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GREENSBORO | Guilford Technical Community College is hosting two training programs this fall for those interested in careers in aircraft manufacturing and advanced manufacturing. The programs are sponsored by the Greensboro/High Point/Guilford County Workforce Development Board, a public-private organization that assists businesses with locating, screening, selecting and training workers.
An Aircraft Manufacturing Training Program is being conducted, in part, through a grant to Honda Aircraft from the State of North Carolina to train individuals for possible employment as aircraft manufacturing technicians. Be aware that, as with all training programs, there is no guarantee of consideration by any company to hire individuals from this program. This program is being offered in two identical 14-week courses, Mondays through Fridays.
A Computer Numerical Control Machinist Training Program will train students to interpret blueprints, set up manual and CNC machines, perform basic and advanced machining operations, and make decisions to ensure that work quality is maintained. The course schedule will include both morning and afternoon classes, Mondays through Fridays.
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The original white settlement on the banks of the Mississippi here was called "Pig's Eye Landing." Now, wouldn't that have been a much better name? Certainly it would be more memorable. I suppose they could have dropped "Landing" and just called it "Pig's Eye," and it still would stands out in a colorful and historic way.
(I did a VT "places" search for "Pig's Eye," and there's only two: "Pig's Eye Island Number 1," and "Pig's Eye Island Number 2." (Neither one of them has any tips.) But if you do a "places" search for St. Paul, you'll find 7 full pages worth.)
At any rate, they really know how to enjoy summer here in Pig's Eye. They have to, since they have six months of winter. You could call this photo my homage to Renoir. It was taken at the outdoor patio of the W.A. Frost Restaurant in the fashionable Ramsey Hill neighborhood.
You might not think of St. Paul as a likely place for such a large and well-situated Cathedral, but it just goes to show you that there's more to Minnesota than Lutherans and Lutefisk. The spire atop the dome reaches a heigh of 306 feet above the ground, and the nave of the Cathedral can easily accomodate 5,000 people. How's that for Superlatives?
The Architect of the Cathedral was a Frenchman, Emmanuel Masqueray, trained at the prestigious Ecole des Beaux Arts in Paris. Incidentally, he was also chief designer for the 1904 St. Louis World's Fair. Construction on the Cathedral began in 1904 and was not completed until 1941 when the Rose Windows were installed. As they say, St. Paul wasn't built in a day.
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His final numbers for the 2008 season ended up at .293 with 21 home runs and 90 RBI as he was named the Carolina League MVP and honored as the recipient of the Lou Boudreau Award, recognizing the best minor league position player among the Cleveland farm system. He was named as the best defensive first baseman by Baseball America in the CL as well, as he led the league with a .992 fielding percentage.
He started off the 2009 season much like he did in 2008. The 22-year-old left-handed batter had his good days and his bad days, but hit only .266 in April (21-79) followed by .234 (25-207) in May. Much like last year as well, however, it looks like he is finally starting to turn it around. He has to be up on the list for the 1B of the future in the organization, and he is starting to earn up to his first-round status yet again.
Over the current six game road trip, the 6-3, 205 pound slugger has hit safely every single time, and is batting batting .423 (11-26) with two home runs, two doubles, six runs scored and four RBI. He now leads the team with 17 multi-hit performances, including his 4th three-hit game of the season last night. In addition, he leads the team with 50 games played, 200 at bats, is tied for the lead with 12 doubles, while he ranks second with 53 hits. His batting average has now crept up to .265 for the season, to go along with four home runs and 19 RBI.
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Shades of Xavi in 1999: Manchester United's hunt for Thiago
Ciaran Kelly discusses the transfer gossip surrounding a young Barcelona player and a possible move to England.
Ciaran Kelly discusses the transfer gossip surrounding a young Barcelona player and a possible move to England.
Joe Cawley praises the legendary manager following his retirement announcement yesterday.
Ciaran Kelly looks at the Irish international who at the weekend helped fire Hull City back to the Premier League.
James Hunt looks at Sunderland who are in danger of being sucked into the relegation battle.
Ahead of Ireland's crucial clash with Sweden, Ciaran Kelly looks the striker who has been axed from the squad by Giovanni Trapattoni.
James Clancy wonders if Roy Keane's days in charge of a big football club are over.
Kevin Christie takes a look at Ireland's Euro 2012 campaign.
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Gary Lineker's son has hit out at The Sun for publishing a "very untrue" story which said it was believed that some members of the family were celebrating his father's divorce from Danielle Bux, while the family is going through a "hard time".
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Hill passed away on Saturday after suffering from Alzeihmer's disease
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The Tottenham winger is expected to seal his move to the Bernabeu this week
Gary Lineker's strange, rubbery face is among the most instantly recognisable in the country. Unlike many a prima donna footballer he probably never has to splutter: "Don't you know who I am?" But he was the latest to find out about himself in Who do you think you are? (BBC1, Wednesday). When you find out that Gary's dad was called Barry and his grandfather was called Harry, you just know that he comes from a somewhat different background to Sir Matthew Pinsent, who discovered that he was directly related to King John, the signatory to Britain's constitution, and thereby to Jesus and, er, God through the ancient belief in the divine right of kings. It's just a shame that Gary didn't follow in his own family tradition by calling one of his four sons Larry. But then the poor lamb might have turned into the black sheep of the family. They would have made mincemeat of him at school.
A further bastion of male dominance has fallen after the BBC announced that Charlotte Green will become the first female voice to read the classified football results at 5pm on Saturday afternoons.
Last month the BBC had to apologise over a section of Murray's Fighting Talk programme which saw discussion on whether gay presenter Clare Balding could be cured
The former Liverpool striker will retire at the end of the season
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Natalie and Marcy Mudd of Shelbyville announce the birth of their first child, a son, on Dec. 18, 2011, at Baptist East Hospital Louisville. He has been named Michael David Mudd.
Grandparents are Larry and Donna Treadway of White House, Tenn., and Joe and Judy Mudd of Springfield. Great-grandparents are Doug and Peggy Thompson of Cookeville, Tenn., and Nell Treadway of Rockwood, Tenn.
Kimberly Prather of Louisville announces the engagement of her daughter, Candace Renee Prather of Shelbyville, to Marine Cpl. Patrick Michael Hennessy III of Shelbyville. He is the son of Michelle andDarius Phillips and Pat Hennessey Jr., all of Cincinnati. She is also the daughter of the late Randy Logsdon.
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Bob and Virginia Stallins of Shelbyville were married on Feb. 25, 1962. in Dawson Springs.
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An anniversary party will be 2-4 p.m. Feb. 25 at 634 Shawnee Road. Friends and family are invited to celebrate, and the couple requests no gifts.
Tiffany Clarkson and Timothy McMichael were married Dec. 31, 2011, at Plum Creek Baptist Church.
Parents of the bride are Joshua and Rita Clarkson of Shelbyville. The groom is the son of David and Frances McMichael of Taylorsville.
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Shelby County High School will choose a basketball Homecoming queen from the court it announced Monday. The senior queen candidates are (seated, from left) Sarah Bryant, Amy Curtsinger, Alyson Downey, Julia Kennedy, Haleigh Olsson and Devyn Patterson. The court members are (standing, from left) freshmen Cali Mills and Macy Greco, sophomores Hailey Coffey and Rachel McClain and juniors Abigail Siegel and Shelby Hargrave.
Katherine Thomas Wood and Aaron John Goetzinger were married Jan. 7, 2012, at Claudia Sanders Dinner House in Shelbyville.
Parents of the bride are Sarah Smith Wright of Clay Village and Joey Wood of Elmburg. The groom is the son of Kathy Goetzinger of Shelbyville and Doug Goetzinger of Finchville.
Jason Haggard from Shelby Christian Church officiated the ceremony.
Bridesmaids were Emma Wider, friend of the bride, and Lauren Wood, sister of the bride, both of Shelbyville.
Jerry Mac and Vivian Gordon will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary this month.
They were married Feb. 24, 1962, at Salem Baptist Church in Southville, by the Rev. Wendall Roman. They have lived on Pea Ridge Road all of their married life. They have two children, Angela Gordon Forsythe of Paris and Jerry Todd (Doris) Gordon of Waddy. Jerry and Vivian also have three grandsons, Garrard Forsythe and Ty and Trentin Gordon.
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Allen and Ana Clark of Shelbyville announce the engagement of their son, Tomas Clark, to Linda DeBakey.
She is the daughter of Doug DeBakey of Houston and Claire DeBakey of Columbia, Md. She is a 2006 graduate of Wilde Lake High School in Columbia and a 2011 graduate of the University of the Cumberlands in Williamsburg, where she received a Bachelor of Arts in religion and art.
Clark is a 2008 graduate of Shelby County High School and a 2012 Bachelor of Arts candidate at the University of the Cumberlands, majoring in religion.
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Shapeways: Bring your creativity to life in 3D http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php Shapeways: Bring your creativity to life in 3D Foxknife Who http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=50389&th=10011#msg_50389 <![CDATA[When a search is ran for "foxknife", it pulls up my projects, but when you click on my shop (either from the search page or a link from a project page) then I receive a "page not found" error page. I submitted an email from the contacts page, but have not received a reply.]]> demackison 2012-06-26T15:58:39-00:00 Re: Foxknife Who http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=50396&th=10011#msg_50396 <![CDATA[How long ago did you email them? I get the same when I click the link under your name here on the forum]]> Youknowwho4eva 2012-06-26T16:59:04-00:00 Re: Foxknife Who http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=50406&th=10011#msg_50406 <![CDATA[And the difference is -

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 http://www.shapeways.com/shops/foxknife/ doesn't appear to exist either.]]> demackison 2012-06-26T18:59:51-00:00 Re: Foxknife Who http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=50409&th=10011#msg_50409 <![CDATA[whoa, that's a mad one!
 Have you changed your shop or profile name recently?
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stop4stuff wrote on Tue, 26 June 2012 18:54

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Trawling operations on the HENRY BIGELOW
Acoustic monitoring screen on the HENRY BIGELOW showing water column
Acoustic monitoring screen on the HENRY BIGELOW showing bottom configuration
Work station on HENRY BIGELOW monitoring depth, water column, charted position, status of after-deck operations, etc. ME70 display in center and EK60 display on left.
Group of tuna in the eastern chamber of the trap at Favignana. Depth 22 meters.
Photo taken in the chamber of death in the trap at Favignana. Depth 16 meters.
Tuna ensnared near the mouth of the fish trap. Depth 25 meters. This tuna weighed 270 kilograms (approximately 600 pounds.)
Tuna processing plant at Favignana. The site where the decapitated tuna were hung was referred to as "IL BOSCO", (The Forest.)
The landed tuna were moved by trolley from the boat to the plant.
The chamber of death of the trap at Favignana.
A raised landing net brings the tuna to the surface.
The great slaughter is almost over, with only one group of now dead tuna left to be hauled aboard on the eastern side of the trap.
A large tuna is landed by a group of eight fishermen.
A 400 kilogram (880 pounds) tuna is landed by eight fishermen. This is a difficult and dangerous time when synchronized effort is required to land the tuna. Poor timing can cause the poles to break and a fisherman to land in the water. Some fishermen have died in this manner after falling overboard and being struck by the tuna tails.
The boats set off towards the trap at Stintino.
Starting fishery operations in the trap at Stintino.
A large tuna is landed by fishermen working together.
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We looked into it at YMCA, MAC/East Hills and MVP Sportplex. We liked MVP the best, not only pricewise, but also the facility. The Y is the cheapest, but just not as convenient for us as the others and my kids didn't really like the kid's areas. MVP and East HIlls/MAC I think are both around 150$ for a family membership, but some times they run specials. If you call, they will give you current pricing.and usually a week or so free family membership, so you can check it out yourself to make sure you love it there! Definitely take advantage of that!
Great, thank you for that info!
I was just at Northview Athletic club on Plainefield and they are having a special !! $71 dollars out the door, that is your start up fee and you are paid till Jan 1st. Then it;s $58/$78 a month. 58 is single 78 is with second member the $10 for everyother member added. REALLY good deal, I am going to take Zumba an a spinning class to start then maybe some kick boxing!! So excited.
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iPhone 3GS Won't turn on!
Please help!
My iphone 3GS (32 gb) randomly turned off last night and now won't come back on. I know it was at least 70% charged the last time I used it before setting it down, and since I wasn't using it at the time it happened, I am not sure if it crashed or if the battery died.
I tried to charge it with my wall adapter, car adapter, and I tried hooking it up with USB to my laptop - nothing has worked.
Do you think this a battery issue (since it doesn't even show a "charging" symbol when I plug it in)? It is an older phone and I've never replaced any parts on it.
I want to avoid having to restore since I will lose all my data which wasn't properly backed up the last time I connected to itunes! And I especially don't want to lose all my pictures! :(
Is this a good question?
OMG! Myabi I am having the exact same problem. I was putting my iPhone 3GS on charging. after 35 seconds, I realized it was not charging. I TRIED ABSOLUTELY EVERYTHING! it just won't work and to make matters worse, it doesn't show the battery sign on it. not even the red one. Coincidentally, my battery was also 70%charged when I plugged it into my wall charger.
Buy a new one. I suggest the 5S because is the latest one.
that's not &&^&^$^ helping is it you !$$&*
i got a problem too with my iphone 3gs. it does charge but it doesnt turn on. :(
what should i do?
I'm having this problem in September of 2015. Yes, I'm probably one of the few people still using 3GS. Hard reset worked, btw. Still a good phone.


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You saw that there were some teams taking advantage of guys in New York; you could see that just watching highlights. That probably won't be happening as much now."
-Derek Boogaard of the New York Rangers. More on Boogaard from John Shipley of the Pioneer Press.
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Kinda' hard to keep teams from taking advantage of your teammates from the press box, Derek…
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Or the penalty box, for that matter.
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