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Artist: Supergrass
Album: Diamond Hoo Ha
Genre: Rock
Ever wondered how we all get through
Maybe someone's watching over you
All the shit that we face everyday
It somehow works itself out anyway
In the back of a stolen car
Doing 80 with the headlights off
That's when I needed you
Ever wondered how we all get through
Maybe someone's watching over you
When the ground is falling fast beneath
You somehow find yourself back on your feet
In the middle of a shady bar
Broken bottles flying through the air
That's when I needed you
Out of my sorrows
Living out of hollow steel
I look through the old photos
For hours and hours
In the back of a stolen car
Doing 80 with the headlights off
That's when I needed you, oh
That's when I needed you
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If you were to ask me what I wanted to gain from the Mamaheaven retreat, I think I would have answered, some quality time with my daughter and time for me, but I have gained far more than that. I've learnt to love every moment that my daughter brings me and to take stock of me time, which I have found I've been thinking about alot since I came home. I've just finishing applying Dr Haushka rose cream and have booked my first yoga group (thanks Erika) for next week, I feel like a new woman is emerging!! Watch out world!!!
Thanks to all for everything this weekend, great experience!!
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No file "hostid.txt" generated when installing GAUSS14 under Windows 8.1
I am switching to a new computer with Windows 8.1. When installing GAUSS14 with administrator rights I an error message from GAUSS shows up, saying that no hostid.txt file can be created in the GAUSS home directory (which in my case is c:\program files\gauss14\ ). Any solution?
Many thanks, HPK
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In GAUSS 13 and 14, an executable named 'winpostinstall.exe' is run after the Windows MSI installer finishes running. It performs a few final set up functions, including creating the 'hostid.txt' file and opening it in Notepad so that the user see the contents without searching for it.
Even though you have an administrator account, Windows does not automatically perform all of your requests with full administrator privileges. This is due to the "Principle of Least Privilege". This is why the 'winpostinstall.exe' program that is run at the end of the GAUSS installation was not allowed to write the 'hostid.exe' file under C:\Program Files.
You should be able to solve this by browsing to the C:\Program Files\gauss14 directory and then right-clicking on 'winpostinstall.exe' and selecting "Run as Administrator".
Thank you very much for your extra quick response. As suggested I ran 'winpostinstall.exe' by right clicking 'Run as Administrator'. As a result the file 'myhostid.txt' was created. This is the complete content of 'myhostid.txt':
==== ====
==== To obtain your GAUSS license please send ====
==== this file AND your serial number to ====
==== email@example.com ====
==== ====
There is no hostid of my current machine included! Any suggestion?
Ok. winpostinstall.exe creates the header for the hostid.txt and then runs rlmhostid.exe to retrieve your computer's hostid. The administrator privilege must not be conferred from winpostinstall.exe to rlmhostid.exe. They have this pretty well locked down.
You can get around this by opening a Windows Command Prompt (CMD window) "As Administrator". Then in the terminal go to the C:\Program Files\gauss14\lm directory. This is where rlmhostid.exe is located. Once you are in this directory enter:
rlmhostid.exe > hostid.txt
That command will find your hostid and send it to a file named hostid.txt in your terminal window's current working directory, which should be C:\Program Files\gauss14\lm. Since Windows does not allow copy and paste from a terminal window by default, it will probably be easiest to open the file you just created in Notepad. Enter:
notepad.exe hostid.txt
to open the hostid.txt file in Notepad. Then you should be able to easily copy and paste it into an email.
I followed your suggestions. Everything worked fine! Thanks!


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Issue date: Wednesday, September 4, 1946
Pages available: 12
Previous edition: Tuesday, September 3, 1946
Next edition: Thursday, September 5, 1946
Publication name: Nashua Telegraph
Location: Nashua, New Hampshire
Pages available: 741,166
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Nashua Telegraph (Newspaper) - September 4, 1946, Nashua, New Hampshire Chest Drive Goal Here Set At Complete Associated Press and Wide World Services NASHUA TEL WEATHER Cool Tonight Warmer Thursday VOL. 72. NO. 157. Entered at the Post Offlei it Nashui, N. H., at ieoond olasi matttr. NASHUA, NEW HAMPSHIRE WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 4, 1946 1832 PRICE: FOUR CENTS MAYOR PREPARING BOND ISSUE Legion Post Opposed To Plan To Admit Refugees In U. S. Homeless And Jobless Are Mounting On the grounds that there are a mounting number of homeless and jobless GI's in the country, the James E. Coffey post, No 3, American Legion, last night re- corded its member as opposed to the amendment, before Congress, which would change immigra- tion laws to permit the entry of large numbers of refugees. Spokesman for the Legion post said that it was felt that until these GI's have homes and jobs, refugees should nou be permitted entry. Resolution opposing the im migration amendment was pass ed and the adjutant of the post Instructed to forward copies to New Hampshire Congressmen and Senators, and to the heaci- HEFUGEES Page 6 INDEMNITIES EXPECTED FROM TITO, SAYS US Washington, Sept 4 ed States handed Yugoslavia a blank bill for damages today with a sharp notice that it ex- pecfs Marshal Tito's government to pay the full amount when it is written in. If Tito agrees, this country stands ready to write "finished" to the incidents in which two unarmed American transport planes were forced down by Yugoslav fighters at a cost of five American lives. Should Tito refuse, the United States might have to dust off its 13 day old threat to take the case before the United Nations! Security Council. Most American officials con-1 cerned with the matter appeared to believe Tito would agree to indemnity terms, following his recent expression of regret over the incidents and assurances that they would not recur. But no one was willing fo predict for the record the Yugo- slav premier's reaction. INDEMNITIES Page 6 GREEK KING LAUGHS AFTER George II of Greece (left) enjoys a hearty iaugh in London with A. Pallia, director of Greek after winning an over- whelming victory in the recent Greek plebiscite, bringing him back to his throne from exile in England. (Picture by radio from First New Polio Case in Five Days Reported Here New case of poliomyelitis, the first here in five days, was re- ported today to the Board of Health, the chairman, Dr Ernest J. Fraser announced at noon. James Hogan, ten-year-old son of Mr and Mrs William Hogan of 74 Canal st, was the fourth Nashua youngster to become ill of polio and arrangements were completed this morning to take the boy to the Balch wing of Elliot hospital in Manchester for treatment. Condition of a seven >ear old Canal st girl at the Balch wing was reported improving now fol- lowing a set-back suffered last week and the other Nashua case, a 15-year old Lock st boy, is reportedly improving also. The new case here today ups the stale total to 86 cases as three new cases were reported overnight. Manchester reported its first in nine days, and single cases were also reported in Con cord and Dublin. It was the Queen City's 46th case since the outbreak of infantile in the state. Dr Howard A. Streeter, Man- chester health officer, said that in view of the 14-day incubation period, Manchester's newest case was probably contracted prior to NIGHT SCHOOL SEPTEMBER 16 ACCOUNTING SHORTHAND TYPEWRITING OFFICE MACHINES Veterans Enrolled under Gl Bill of Rights Otnce Open Daily for Registrations NASHUA BUSINESS COLLEGE 47th Year FURNITURE MOVING AHTWHERE IN HEW HAMPSHIRE OR MASSACHUSETTS LOCAL AMD NEW HAMPSHIRE GENERAL TRUCKING 168 MAIN COBLEIGH HOWE 772 NEW POLIO Page 6 TWENTY KILLED IN CRASH OF FRENCH AIRLINER Paris, Sept 4 per- .sons were killed in the crash of ,in Air France liner taking off from Paris for London today, bringing to 49 the total number of dead in French plane acci- dents in three days. The latest crash, which killed 17 of 21 passengers and three of the crew of five, occurred at 9.15 am when the Paris-London liner failed to clear a factory roof at Le Bourget, Air France announc- ed. At t'he same time, the line confirmed the death of 17 pas- sengers and five crew members when another of its planes crashed just 16% hours before, 21 miles out of Copenhagen. Campaign to Start Sept. 23 ITEM INCLUDED FOR USD PROGRAM "Let's give a thought to our own" will be the slogan of the 1946 Community Chest campaign which will be conducted m Nashua and Hudson from Sep- tember 23 to October 10. The goal of the campaign will be for the annual run- ning expenses of thirteen local organizations and the U.S.O. James S. Barker, Dresident of the Community Chest, stated that the United War Fund, which for the past four years, has con- CHEST DRIVE Page 3 THE BUDGET ANALYSIS OF 1946-1947 BUDGET Boy Scouts Community Council Fresh Air Fund Girl Scouts Goodwill Industries King's Daughters Orphanage 750 Memorial Hospital Nashua Social Welfare 800 St Joseph's Hospital St Joseph's Orphanage Salvation Army Y. M. C. A. Y. W. C. A. U. S. O. Printing, postage, office help, administration, etc. Contingencies, reserve and shrinkage Total Sewers, Housing Are Among Items Bond Program to Go Before Alder- men at September 18 Meeting HINDU-MOSLEM RIOT TOLL NOW AT 132 DEAD Bombay, Sept 4 resulting from bitter Hindu-Mos- lem clashes which began in Bombay Sunday soared to 132 dead and 484 wounded today fol- lowing a night of sporadic vio- lence during which police sev- eral times opened fire to disperse rioting mobs. The disorders occurred mostly in the northern section of the city, but extended to the main business section, where mobs tried to break stores and at- tempted to burn a house of wor- ship. Streets in curfew areas HINDU-MOSLEM Page 6 Mental Exam Is Scheduled For Goodale Boston, Sept 4, C5P) State has assigned two pschytiatrists to examine Charles R. Goodale, 25, former Onset art student, under indictment on a charge of mur- der m the slaying of Ruth Mc- Gurk, 25, Cambridge dime store supervisor. Dr Clifton T. Perkins, Massa- chusetts Commissioner of Men- al Health, named Dr Earl K. iolt, superintendent of Medfleld State hospital, and Dr Stanley GOODALE page 6 STATE AP NEWS Concord, Sept drop- ped below freezing on Mt Wash- ington last night, frost was ob- served in the West Unity area, and several points in the state reported temperatures in the 30's. From West Unity, south of Claremont, came reports of frost in the hills east of the Connec- ticut river. Lowland areas were protected from frost by a ground fog. The extent of damage to corn and other crops was not immediately estimated. FIRE, AUTOMOBILE other lines of coverage James B. Crowley INSURANCE AGENCY WILLIAM f. SULLIVAN Agent m Mala It NashM. m. USED CARS WANTED We pay OPA ceiling prices' Mercer Bros. Garage Co. MAIN ST. CM. 1014 TEL. 814 Hammer Mill I Large 10-in. opening, easy j to feed into. Requires on- ly 10 to 15 H.P. TEL, 3910 6 3911 186 MAIM ST. Industrial School Fugitive Is Recaptured White River Junction, Vt, Sept 4 Last of three boys who escaped from the New Hamp- shire Slate Industrial school in Manchester late in August has been caught and returned to the school, police reported today. They said the boy admitted breaking into a residence and stealing a suit of clothes and a pair of glasses, both of which they said he was wearing when he was apprehended. E That L C. I 2 Mercury Dips to 43 Here, Frost Reported From Unity Despite the nip in the air this morning, Nashua was in no danger of trost Pennichuck figures show, although it was reported from the western part of the state and several tem- peratures in the 30's were reported. In fact, the morning wasn't even the season's coolest. The minimum was 43, one degree higher than the seasonal low of 42 recorded on Sept 1. MERCURY Page 6 HEIRENS TO BE ARRAIGNED IN COURT TODAY Chicago, Sept 4 Seirens, 17-year-old confessed triple slayer whom three psy- chiatrists have described as le- gally sane but "emotionally in- sensitive and was summoned into criminal court roday for arraignment on the three slayings. Attorneys for the Univeisity of Chicago sophomore have advis- ed Heirens to plead guilty to the kidnap-slaying of Suzanne Deg- nan and the killing of Miss Frances Brown and Mrs Joseph- HEIRENS Page 6 Reliance Ensenada Convertible Collar SHIRTS 3.69 Sanforised Oxford Cloth MAYOR BACKS SERVICE LIFE INSURANCE WEEK Mayor Oswald S. Maynarc gave his warm endorsement t lis morning to the program of National Service Life Insurance concerning veterans and their families, and announced his sponsorship of the week between Sept 1 and 7 as National Service Life Insurance Week. The mayor issued the follow- ing proclamation: As Mayor of the City of Nash ua, NH, one of my chief concerns is the present and future wel- fare of veterans and the families of veterans. Hence I wish to give my enthusiastic endorsement to National Service Life Insurance Week, September 1-7, 1946. It is an indisputable fact that National Service Life Insuiance, especially as liberalized by re cent legislation, provides com prehensive protection at moderate cost. The various policies permit a veteran to adopt an insurance program suitable to his indi- vidual needs and financial cir- cumstances, and the endowment jolicies offer an opportunity to "he veteran to save for his old His compilation of city needs of a long-term nature now nearly complete after a series of con- ferences with heads of depart- ments, Mayor Oswald S. May- nani said today he expected to have his figures for a proposed bond issue covering these items ready to present to the Board of Aldermen's Finance committee at its next meeting, Sept 15. Amount of the proposed bond issue, an early objective of the administration designed to bring the city's various departments which suffered from wartime shortages and scarcities back up to pre-war levels, is not as yet an achieved fact, and will not be put down in black and white until after the important con- ference wi'h the Finance com- mittee the 15th, it was indicated. Information from the mayor is that the bond issue will cover, among its financial aims, the cost of the emergency veterans housing project on Rancourt st which stood the city several thousands of doJlars not only for SEWERS Page 3 Venezia Giulia Area 'Fertile Soil for War' MAYOR BACKS Page 6 MONTGOMERY WARD NOTICE Ex-Service Men and Women Terminal leave and other notarized without charge. I will call at the home of any veteran that is incapacitated. LEO B. DOWD 1130 Main St, Tel. 2800 INSURANCE 142 Main St FIRE AUTOMOBILE C. I. SP ALblNG CO. Eoomj Odd futom EUc.. OmMt M fflMt TeL 286 Paris, Sept 4 UP) Sen Tom Connally (D-Tex) told the peace conference today that the Ven- ezia Giulia area of Haly "was a fertile soil for war" and appeal- ed to the 21 nations to "forget hatreds and prejudices." The Democratic chairman of the Senate Foreign Affairs Com- mittee spoke soon after Foreign Minister V. M. Molotov returned from four days conferences in Moscow. Molotov apparently was prepared to give the latest views of Generalissimo Stalin to the Big Four Council of Foreign Ministers meeting this after- noon. Connally's maiden speech at the conference, asking "toler- ance, patience and forbearance" in settling the stormy Trieste dispute, came during a session of ihe Italian Political and Ter- ritorial Commission, which was DEWEY, MEAD NY GOVERNOR CANDIDATES (Associated Press) Heated battle already under- way over the New York Gover- norship moves into the formal stage today with the Republican State convention putting up Gov Thomas E. Dewey for another term and the Democratic offer- ing Senator James M. Mead. Democratic leaders tapped for- mer Gov Herbe-t H. Lehman as the candidate to try to hold Mead's Senate seat for their party in this fall's elections. GOP chieftains settled on Assembly Leader Irving M. Ives to oppose L-'hman. ITALY -ft- Page 3 DEWEY, MEAD Page 3 Runaway Orphans Nashua, Manchester Girls Reported Seen, Reed's Ferry Nashua police were informed by Manchester authorities this morning that two young girls, one from this city and one from Manchester, had run away from an orphanage in the Queen City and had been seen by workers on the railway right of way- walking down the tracks in Reed's Ferry. The Nashua girl was said by police to be 15, while the Manchester child is 12. Area where the girls were reported was searched thoroughly this morning by members of the Nashua police force, who were unable to locate them. At the orphanage in Manchester, police learned that the girls had lert the institution two days ago and had not been seen since then. Hunt for them will be continued, said police of both cities. The Nashua girl was described as wearing a yellow-flowered dress and having black eyes. Apologies to Public of Nashua' and Vicinity and to the Nashua Lions' Club We regret that due to a mechanical defect, it has been necessary to postpone The Ice Revels announced for Fri. Sept. 6th to TUESDAY, SEPT. 10TH. ICE REVELS Inc. of New York City NASHUA RETAIL STORES WILL BE OPEN TOMORROW AFTERNOON i MERCHANTS' DIVISION Nashya Chamber of Commerce ;


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Embodied Cognition for Autonomous Interactive Robots
Version of Record online: 14 AUG 2012
DOI: 10.1111/j.1756-8765.2012.01218.x
Copyright © 2012 Cognitive Science Society, Inc.
Topics in Cognitive Science
Volume 4, Issue 4, pages 759–772, October 2012
Additional Information
How to Cite
Hoffman, G. (2012), Embodied Cognition for Autonomous Interactive Robots. Topics in Cognitive Science, 4: 759–772. doi: 10.1111/j.1756-8765.2012.01218.x
Publication History
- Issue online: 11 OCT 2012
- Version of Record online: 14 AUG 2012
- Received 28 December 2010; received in revised form 25 March 2012; accepted 18 April 2012
- Abstract
- Article
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- Embodied cognition;
- Robotics;
- Artificial intelligence;
- Perceptual symbols;
- Human–robot interaction;
- Cognitive computational models;
- Anticipation
In the past, notions of embodiment have been applied to robotics mainly in the realm of very simple robots, and supporting low-level mechanisms such as dynamics and navigation. In contrast, most human-like, interactive, and socially adept robotic systems turn away from embodiment and use amodal, symbolic, and modular approaches to cognition and interaction. At the same time, recent research in Embodied Cognition (EC) is spanning an increasing number of complex cognitive processes, including language, nonverbal communication, learning, and social behavior.
This article suggests adopting a modern EC approach for autonomous robots interacting with humans. In particular, we present three core principles from EC that may be applicable to such robots: (a) modal perceptual representation, (b) action/perception and action/cognition integration, and (c) a simulation-based model of top-down perceptual biasing. We describe a computational framework based on these principles, and its implementation on two physical robots. This could provide a new paradigm for embodied human–robot interaction based on recent psychological and neurological findings.


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A Walk Through the Potter's House
A visit to our pottery shop is an education in itself. You will see the potters working at the wheels to create a wide variety of functional ware. Looking at the glistening rows of finished vessels waiting on the ample displays, it seems a wonder that these were once just formless lumps of soft clay. Within The Potter's House, it is possible to observe the many steps in the fascinating process of bringing the clay through its long journey to becoming a beautiful, useful vessel.
Stand a few minutes in front of one of the wheels and watch a Homestead Heritage potter work the clay. The spinning, supple clay on the wheel smooths out under the steady pressure of the potter's hands. Skillful fingers apply pressure on the sides, and the pot begins to take shape, rising and thinning. It is nudged on gingerly until it is smoothed into a pleasing shape. The potter eases the newly made pot off the wheel, and places it on the rack to dry.
Walk over to the racks of dry pottery. Once completely dry, they will be fired in a kiln to change them forever into ceramic objects. We first fire the pots to 1845ºF (lower than the glazing temperature) to make them stable, ready for glazing and less breakable. This stage is called bisque ware. You can recognize the bisque pottery by its white eggshell appearance.
Notice the glazing area. We mix all of our glazes from powdered minerals according to formulas we devised to fit our clay and firing methods. Varying the ingredients in the mixes causes the different colors and textures of the glazes. Once the pots are glazed, we place them in the large kiln to fire to the final temperature of 2400ºF. This firing fuses the clay and glaze together to form the beautiful pots that you see on the shelves. Our pottery is all lead-free, microwave- and oven-safe.
Much of the finished pottery is called stoneware, a name used to reflect the stone like nature of the vessels. We also produce fine porcelain pottery in a variety of glazed hues.
Homestead Heritage potters are available to make your custom pottery project.
Our pottery shop is coming soon and will be located in beautiful Llano County, Texas. Other things to do in the pristine Texas hill country are visit Inks Lake State Park, fish Lake Buchanan, or observe wildlife like whitetail and turkey using the best binoculars for hunting. Whatever you find to do, please enjoy your visit to the Texas hill country, and consider adding a pottery visit to your itinerary!
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"Troubled Waters" pollution documentary will run as scheduled
The University of Minnesota didn't want you to see "Troubled Waters," a documentary on agricultural pollution in the Mississippi River. But it's going public anyway.
Produced by the U's Bell Museum of Natural History, it represents years of research into the ways in which fertilizer runoff is killing the river, and the Gulf of Mexico.
But its premiere was canceled at the last minute after Karen Himle, the university's vice president of university relations, pulled the plug.
She's ducked reporters ever since. The issue is pretty clear, though. Agribusiness comes off looking bad in the film, and university said it needed more "scientific review."
But when the story broke about U trying to keep it away from the public, critics accused the U of censorship. And yesterday, 13 conservation and food groups signed a letter that called for Himle's head.
"This decision, and the lack of transparency surrounding it, causes us to question the university's commitment to truth-telling and academic freedom," the letter read in part. And, citing news stories about Himle's ties to agribusiness, it said the U should "ask for the resignation of Vice President Himle if she is deemed responsible for this decision."
By yesterday, Bell Museum director Susan Weller said she'd taken one more look at the film's scientific bona fides, and found everything in order. She said "Troubled Waters" will be released on Oct. 3 in its original form.
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Civic Engagement Coalition
The Civic Engagement Coalition works with the Civic Engagement Coordinator to promote democratic practice and values among students, faculty, and staff; to create and coordinate purposeful experiences within and beyond the classroom; and to develop knowledge, skills, motivation, and practice necessary for becoming responsible, engaged citizens in a pluralistic, democratic society. The coalition is composed of students, faculty, and staff who are interested in furthering the mission of the committee and is chaired by the Civic Engagement Coordinator. While all interested members of the college community are encouraged to serve on the CEC, the following areas should be represented:
- The four academic schools / colleges and Penfield Library
- Student Association Office of Civic Engagement
- The Center for Community Service and Service Learning
- Residence Life and Housing
- Offices directly engaged in linking the college with the wider Oswego community, such as The Offices of Experience Based Education, Business and Community Relations, and Extended Learning.
- The Associate Provost, Chair of Faculty Assembly, and Dean for Student Affairs serve ex officio.
The committee meets once monthly during the academic year to report on and make recommendations about curricular and co-curricular civic engagement activity.
Membership for 2015-2016:
Alyssa Amyotte, CSLCS
Mary McCune, History
Emily Mitchell, Penfield Library
William Rose, Sociology
Jason Zenor, Communication Studies
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|ANM001 Reflection EP: Kranky & Lethal - Reflection / Unstoppable (Bundled)
Australia's first Jungle Tekno label, 'ANOMALY' is proud to present the release of their fresh sounding debut EP - the REFLECTION EP! Bringing the J-Tek sounds from Down Under, this EP sees up-and-coming producer Kranky joining forces with veteran Lethal (aka Stu Chapman of hardcore brea…
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'Reflection' is a big atmospheric roller, that's guaranteed to bring smiles to faces on the dancefloor. With an infectious bassline, sweeping pads, soothing sax licks, and punchy modern drum breaks, this track is all about taking the crowd on a voyage they won't forget. Reminisce…
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RENTON, Wash. (AP) — Marshawn Lynch's sore back is making him a bit of a question mark for the Seattle Seahawks' opener on Sunday at Arizona.
Seahawks coach Pete Carroll said Wednesday that Lynch will be evaluated day to day as Seattle goes through its preparations for the Cardinals.
Lynch was held out of the final two preseason games with back spasms that first popped up following Seattle's exhibition win at Denver on Aug. 18. He's been receiving treatment the last two weeks and went through the Seahawks walkthrough Wednesday morning, but would be limited in practice.
Lynch said he hopes he's able to play against the Cardinals.
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Have an old Specialized rigid (no suspension) mtb that I rehabbed so I could try this mountain bike thing. I love road riding for fitness, and have dabbled in cyclocross. Have never ridden a mtb on trails, and the only single track I have ever done is on the two CX races I did in the hot dry summer last year.
So I entered the Mudslinger in the Oregon Coast range.
>8" of rain in the last week. More today, and it got colder.
More snow than that last week.
1500+ feet of climbing in 12 miles, loop course so the climbing was compressed into less than 6 miles (there was some flat at the end).
Did I say I have rarely seen mud like that?
No suspension, failed rear brake, and a fat butt made it very interesting. Especially the absent rear brake.
And it was really muddy.
Stretches resembled a death ride, but I survived and my only crash was a stupid clip crash - all the trouble I had getting INTO my pedals, and the stupid thing doesn't release when I want it to one time.
Poor sap that finished last was an hour or so behind me, must have had a mechanical. But I wasn't DFL or DNF!
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ORLANDO, Fla. - Two men are in police custody after tactical officers say they found them driving a car with 13 guns and a grenade launcher stashed inside.
According to investigators, the tactical officers pulled over a 2007 Audi SUV at 4 p.m. on Wednesday near the intersection of N. Pine Hills Road and Pinto Way in Orlando.
Inside, they found four rifles, seven handguns, two semi-automatic handguns and a grenade launcher.
Authorities said three of the weapons had been reported stolen from police departments and the U.S. Coast Guard.
Two of them were stolen from Orlando police and one of them had been stolen from the Lakeland Police Department.
The grenade launcher had been stolen from the U.S. Coast Guard.
Fritz Smith Joseph, 31, and Delroy Blake, 29, were taken into custody.
Orlando police investigators told Local 6 they are reviewing how and when the weapons were stolen from their department.
Stay with Local 6 and ClickOrlando.com for more on this developing story.
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Continuing rising streak for the fourth straight session, the BSE benchmark index Sensex rose over 84 points in early trade today on sustained buying by funds and retail investors after Tata Steel posted better-than-expected first quarter earnings amid a firming trend in Asian markets.
The 30-share index, which had gained 564.96 points in the past three sessions, rose further by 84.14 points, or 0.43 per cent, to 19,313.98 points.
The wide-based Nifty of the National Stock Exchange moved up by 23.95 points, or 0.42 per cent, to 5,723.25.
Brokers said buying activity gathered momentum after Tata Steel posted better-than-expected first quarter earnings and a firming trend in the Asian region.
Stock of * Tata Steel climbed 6.45 per cent to Rs 256.70 in early trade, after the company's consolidated net profit for the April-June quarter zoomed 90.51 per cent to Rs 1,139 crore.
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On paper, the acquisition of Family Dollar (NYSE:FDO) by Dollar General (NYSE:DG) makes a lot of sense, but even billionaire investor Carl Icahn, who took a nearly 10% stake in the former company to agitate for its sale to the latter, is admitting that the recently announced retirement of Dollar General's CEO changes the calculus of the deal. Still, while it throws a hurdle in the merger's path, it's not one that Icahn views as insurmountable.
In June, the activist investor announced that he had taken a 9.4% stake in Family Dollar and fired off a letter to its CEO demanding the company put itself up for sale. He said management and the board were not up to the task of running the dollar-store chain -- that on virtually every metric it underperformed its peers and the S&P 500 over the past one- and three-year time periods.
"But perhaps more importantly, we believe that for a number of reasons we discussed last night it is imperative that Family Dollar be put up for sale immediately."
-- Letter from Carl Icahn to Family Dollar CEO Howard Levine. Emphasis in original.
Naturally, Family Dollar went into defensive mode, quickly adopting a poison-pill defense and saying that while willing to engage in constructive dialogue with any of its shareholders, it was already "undertaking an in-depth business review to identify opportunities to strengthen our value proposition, increase operational efficiencies, and improve financial performance."
It's already closed dozens of stores, with plans to close approximately 370 more in the second half of 2014, while slowing new store openings in the future. It's also moved around some of its top executives, appointing a new chief merchandising officer in January and promoting an executive to the senior VP for merchandise operations position to replace the person who quit in May.
But this past quarter, earnings were cut by a third even though sales rose 3.3% higher to $2.66 billion, actually beating Wall Street expectations of $2.61 billion, but perhaps underscoring Icahn's contention that management and the board need a major shakeup. In an interview with Reuters the other day, the activist investor said Family Dollar's CEO may be a nice guy, but "the leadership, to say the least, is questionable."
However, soon after Icahn made his move, Dollar General CEO Rick Dreiling announced that he will retire next year, an impediment to an immediate merger, but one that Icahn says wouldn't be detrimental over the long haul.
He still believes the two dollar stores are a perfect match, one that would allow Dollar General to compete more effectively against Wal-Mart (NYSE:WMT). While the dollar store itself views the discount retailer as its primary rival, the wide gulf between their sizes and the fact that consumers view them as fill-ins between their local supermarket and big-box mass retailers belies their nexus.
Rather than being able to take on Wal-Mart on a more equal footing, the creation of Family Dollar General would better allow the deep discounter to cope with having its larger rival steal more of its customers. Even though this past quarter the General reported that revenues were 6.8% higher on comparable sales, rising 1.5%, margins continued to contract. Weather and a shift toward consumables may have played a part, but stiffer competition is eating into profits, too.
Certainly, Family Dollar could use the lift that a merger with Dollar General -- or anyone, for that matter -- would provide, and Dreiling's retirement complicates the situation. A sale could still be effected, though not likely to another dollar chain like Dollar Tree (NASDAQ:DLTR) or even Wal-Mart itself, which many have speculated might be in the market for an acquisition. If Dollar General is off the table for the moment, then a private-equity buyer might still be found, as hedge funds remain under pressure to generate returns in a low-interest-rate environment.
It seems likely, though, regardless of which way a buyout occurs, that we'll see Carl Icahn aggressively push for new management at Family Dollar. He's asked for three seats on the board and threatened to go directly to shareholders to get the change he seeks, and if the one path is closed to him, he'll fight harder on the other.
Shares of the dollar-store chain have lost most of the gains made following Icahn's original announcement, but investors should probably expect that they won't be discounted for long.
Leaked: Apple's next smart device (warning, it may shock you)
Apple recently recruited a secret-development "dream team" to guarantee its newest smart device was kept hidden from the public for as long as possible. But the secret is out, and some early viewers are claiming its everyday impact could trump the iPod, iPhone, and the iPad. In fact, ABI Research predicts 485 million of this type of device will be sold per year. But one small company makes Apple's gadget possible. And its stock price has nearly unlimited room to run for early-in-the-know investors. To be one of them, and see Apple's newest smart gizmo, just click here!
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And to think we've caught crap from KU fans about how much boo'ing they hear in Hilton. It has been non-stop boo's from the Barn ever since I tuned in.....and they have a double digit lead!!
I thought Self was about to get tossed. Sounds like Hilton south there :)
Thinking the same thing...
Tenn is playing REALLY bad. 1-11 from 3. Shots hitting the side of the backboard.
Ever since that blowup by Self, KU is getting all the calls, Tenn players can't even breathe on them wrong without getting called.
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June 11, 2012
AMHERST, Mass. - Former Minuteman Jonathan Quick was awarded the Conn Smythe Trophy after leading the Los Angeles Kings to the franchise's first Stanley Cup Championship following the squad's 6-1 series-clinching victory over the New Jersey Devils on Monday night. Quick, the first UMass player to win the Stanley Cup, is just the third American to collect the Conn Smythe Trophy as playoff MVP.
Quick allowed only 29 goals in the Kings' 20 playoff games, including just seven in six games in the Stanley Cup Finals as he stopped 125 of 132 shots. He was 16-4 in net this postseason with a 1.41 goals against average and a .946 save percentage.
A finalist for the Vezina Trophy, Quick started a personal-best 69 games during the 2011-12 regular season and posted 35 of the Kings' 40 wins. Quick logged an NHL-leading 10 shutouts and ranked second in the League with a 1.95 goals-against average and fifth with a .929 save percentage. All three marks were franchise single season records, as well.
At UMass, Quick led the Minutemen to their first-ever NCAA tournament appearance in 2006-07 while posting team single-season records with 19 wins, 37 appearances, 1,046 saves and 2,224 minutes played. He finished his sophomore season with a 19-12-5 record, three shutouts, a. 2.16 goals-against average (tied for 11th in the nation) and a .929 save percentage (fifth in the nation). That season, he became UMass' fifth All-American selection earning second-team honors. He still holds program career records for save percentage (.926), goals against average (2.40), and saves per game (28.96).
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Information Desk > Philately > Stamp Announcement 08-44:America on the Move: 50s Fins and Chrome
America on the Move: 50s Fins & Chrome
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Denomination & Type of Issue:
42-cent Commemorative
Pane of 20 (5 designs)
America on the Move
Issue Date & City:
October 3, 2008, Carlisle, PA 17013
Carl T. Herrman, Carlsbad, CA
Art M. Fitzpatrick, Carlsbad, CA
Art Director:
Carl T. Herrman, Carlsbad, CA
Donald Woo
Manufacturing Process:
Offset, Microprinting, "USPS"
Banknote Corporation of America/SSP
Printed at:
Browns Summit, NC
Press Type:
Alprinta, 74
Stamps per Pane:
Print Quantity:
50 million stamps
Paper Type:
Phosphored Tagged Paper, Overall
Adhesive Type:
Processed at:
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Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, Black
Stamp Orientation:
Image Area (w x h):
1.40 x 0.82 in./35.56 x 20.83
Overall Size (w x h):
1.56 x 0.98 in./39.62 x 24.89 mm
Full Pane Size (w x h):
7.24 x 6.25 in./183.90 x 158.75 mm
Plate Size:
180 stamps per revolution
Plate Numbers:
"S" followed by four (4) single digits
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© 2007 USPS • Price, ".42 x 20 = $8.40" • Plate numbers in four corners of pane • Plate position diagram
USPS logo • Barcodes (463600) in four corners of pane • Descriptive text • Proprietary notice
On October 3, 2008, in Carlisle, Pennsylvania, the Postal Service™ will issue 42-cent America on the Move: 50s Fins and Chrome commemorative stamps in five designs. Designed by Carl T. Herrman of Carlsbad, California, the stamps go on sale nationwide October 3, 2008.
America on the Move: 50s Fins and Chrome stamps will be available in a pressure-sensitive adhesive (PSA) pane of 20 (Item 463600) and a $13.95 premium stamped postal card booklet of 20 (Item 893500).
The stamps feature paintings by renowned automobile illustrator Art M. Fitzpatrick of Carlsbad, California. This is the second issuance in the America on the Move series. The pane features a 1959 Cadillac Eldorado, a 1957 Studebaker Golden Hawk, a 1957 Pontiac Safari, a 1957 Lincoln Premiere, and a 1957 Chrysler 300C.
The previous issuance of America on the Move featured 50s Sporty Cars that included a 1952 Nash Healey, 1953 Chevrolet Corvette, 1953 Studebaker Starliner, 1954 Kaiser Darrin, and 1955 Ford Thunderbird.
Customers have 60 days to obtain the first day of issue postmark by mail. They may purchase new stamps at their local Post Office™, at The Postal Store® Web site at www.usps.com/shop, or by calling 800-STAMP-24. They should affix the stamps to envelopes of their choice, address the envelopes (to themselves or others), and place them in a larger envelope addressed to:
America on the Move: 50s Fins and Chrome StampPostmaster66 W. Louther St.Carlisle, PA 17013-9988
After applying the first day of issue postmark, the Postal Service will return the envelopes through the mail. There is no charge for the postmark. All orders must be postmarked by December 4, 2008.
Stamp Fulfillment Services also offers first day covers for new stamp issues and Postal Service stationery items postmarked with the official first day of issue cancellation. Each item has an individual catalog number and is offered in the quarterly USA Philatelic catalog. Customers may request a free catalog by calling 800-STAMP-24 or writing to:
Information FulfillmentDept. 6270U.S. Postal ServicePO Box 219014Kansas City, MO 64121-9014
There are five philatelic products available for this stamp issue:
Items with an asterisk (*) will use the 128 barcode from Stamp Fulfillment Services. All other philatelic products will continue to use barcode series A, with the exception of the Yearbook and the Guide Book.
Stamp distribution offices (SDOs) will receive approximately 40 to 45 percent of their full standard automatic distribution quantity for a PSA sheet stamp. Distributions are rounded up to the nearest master carton size (40,000 stamps).
America on the Move: 50s Fins and Chrome Postal Card Books
27-cent Premium Stamped Postal Card
$13.95 Stamped Postal Card Booklet of 20 (5 designs)
Joseph Sheeran
Sterling Sommer, Inc.
Tonawanda, NY
Ashton Potter (USA) Ltd. (APU)
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Heidelberg, Speedmaster
601,200 cards
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It's now legal to break into cars to rescue pets and people
The governor of Florida just signed a law making it legal to break into a car to rescue a person or a pet who is "in imminent danger of suffering harm." It applies to vulnerable people and pets (including cats and dogs), but does not apply to farm animals. Many people and pets die each year because they have been left in overheating cars, so this law could save many lives. It is especially...
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A little girl and her service dog vs a school board
The US Justice Department filed suit yesterday against a public school district in upstate New York for refusing to permit a student with disabilities to attend school with her service dog unless the family pays for a dog handler to accompany the pair. The lawsuit alleges that the Gates-Chili Central School District in Monroe County, NY, violated Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act (...
Dog's Life: Humane
The first week of September saw a heartwarming example of positive political action when California lawmakers of all persuasions voted to make shelter animals the new official state pet. In both the Assembly and the Senate, the votes were all ayes, no nays. ACR-56, introduced by Assemblymember Eric Linder (R-Corona), is numbers-driven bill. As it points out, there are currently around 8,000,000...
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The Majority Project needs your photos
Talk about a great idea that can help combat negative stereotyping of Pit Bulls—presenting a photo collection of the people who love their Pitties, dogs who are just like every other dog after all. "The Majority Project" is taking action against Breed Specific Legislation by asking Pit Bull people to join in with snapshots of yourselves with your dog and a simple sign "signifying" that you are...
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Some tax laws benefit guardians
It can be psychologically damaging to keep track of how much we spend on our dogs. There's something to be said for just acknowledging that the dogs create a problem area in the budget and moving on. I realize this goes against what every financial planner says, but it's hard to put a price on our mental well-being. On the other hand, with possible tax deductions available from the IRS for dogs...
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04 Jul
Brazil vs Colombia
Estádio Governador Plácido Aderaldo Castelo (Fortaleza, Ceará) is gonna be the scene of a very balanced match between Brazil and Colombia.Brazil vs Colombia betting tips conclusion Stake: 6/10
As I mentioned here with some other occasions, this Brazil it seems to me weaker even than Brazil form Copa del Mondo Italia 90. They are reliant on Neymar and are having a very weak midfield. Their defensive play is really a joke if a team knows to play them on counters.
Colombia instead showed in every match they can come out and play, they showed they can be clinical and they have shown rarely are conceding. In plus they have some 3-4 genius players like James, Zuniga, Cuadrado and Jackson. Not to forget about Guarin and Yepes. This team is one of the best that is playing here.
Colombia has not lost with Brazil yet in last 4 matches, all matches being draws. Last win of Brazil is dated in 2003. IS also true that Colombia has never won with Brazil in last 12 matches, since 1959.
My bet here is about a team that has been the best side in attack if we look at their chances and their goals, but also the best side in defensive, rarely conceding. In plus they have this attitude since the qualifications as Colombia was the team has conceded just 13 goals in 16 qualification matches, the best South American side.
Expect Colombia to eliminate this Brazil.
- Pick Colombia to qualify
- Odds 3.00
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.- Today the Holy Father appointed Bishop Michael W. Warfel as the bishop of Great Falls-Billings in Montana.
Born in 1948, Warful was ordained in 1980 and was appointed as the Bishop of Juneau in 1996, where he currently serves.
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An event will raise money for mitochondrial disease in honor of a Greenwood girl.
The event Sept. 14, Hope Flies Stars for Audrey, is named for 4-year-old Audrey Howe and will benefit the Foundation for Mitochondrial Medicine to fund treatment-oriented research and awareness. Audrey is the daughter of Katy and Jason Howe of Greenwood.
The event will begin at 5 p.m. at SS. Francis and Clare Church, 5901 Olive Branch Road in the Center Grove area. This family-oriented night will feature raffle items and a marionette show for children and will finish at 8 p.m. with a lantern display to honor Audrey and increase awareness for mitochondrial disease.
Admission is $10 for children ages 3-9, $15 for adults and children 10 and older, and $65 for a family pack. Attendees may also purchase lanterns for $10 each and T-shirts for $20 for adult sizes and $10 for children sizes. Tickets, lanterns and T-shirts can be ordered online at bit.ly/StarsforAudrey.
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Mrs. Santa María is employed by a firm; she is in charge of the final packing of the finished product. She has three children, who she supports together with her husband. Because the firm she works for is currently modernizing its machinery she thinks that she might be replaced by one of them. She wants to set up a beverage and turnover stand in her doorway or, if possible, set up on one of the town's main avenues to have better sales. For this to happen, however, she needs capital and this is why she's asking for a loan to start her new business which, for the time being, she can operate outsiD. her normal employment hours.
The rest of the members are involved in various commercial activities like: hamburger sales, bread sales, food sales, cosmetics sales. Competition among them is really difficult, especially in food and cosmetic sales, because every member expects good results from her daily sales.
The loan will be used to stock their stores, buy more products and offer better services to their customers so that they will have more income and a better economic situation in the future.
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Pyruvate dehydrogenase deficiency
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- Pyruvate dehydrogenase complex deficiency
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On the left ideal in the universal enveloping algebra of a Lie group generated by a complex Lie subalgebra
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Abstract: Let be a connected Lie group with Lie algebra and let h be a Lie subalgebra of the complexification g of . Let be the annihilator of h in and let be the annihilator of in the universal enveloping algebra of g. If h is the complexification of the Lie algebra of a Lie subgroup of then whenever is closed, is a known result, and the point of this paper is to prove the converse assertion. The paper has two distinct parts, one for , the other for holomorphic functions. In the first part the Lie algebra of the closure of is characterized as the annihilator in of , and it is proved that is an ideal in and that where v is an abelian subalgebra of . In the second part we consider a complexification G of and assume that h is the Lie algebra of a closed connected subgroup H of G. Then we establish that if and only if has many holomorphic functions. This is the case if is a quasi-affine variety. From this we get that if H is a unipotent subgroup of G or if G and H are reductive groups then .
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A1 a period of time in which a person is taught about a subject or how to do something: How can we make science lessons more interesting? She has never had/taken any acting lessons. He gives French lessons.
B2 an experience that teaches you how to behave better in a similar situation in the future: There is a lesson for all parents in this tragic accident. My parents made me pay back all the money and it was a lesson I never forgot. We can learn important lessons (= gain new understanding) from this disaster.


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A cache wrapper with redis
Cache manager that doesn't suck.
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Friends are people who love books, love to read, and want to help others enjoy the pleasure of reading. Friends donate time and resources to the libraries and Friends' organizations. Friends believe that they can make the difference between a good Library System and a great Library System. Friends of the Library work to make libraries and their community better.
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I don't want to be branded a scaremonger but these are very worrying times for Jewish sport. First of all, a third MSFL side has bitten the dust. Following in the footsteps of South Manx B and North West Neasden C, AC Cricklewood are the first single-team club to fold this season. That leaves the MSFL down to 52 teams, 25 of which are made up of multi-team clubs.
League chairman David Wolff was left unimpressed. "It's disappointing when teams have to pull out so early in the season," he told me. "I found Cricklewood's excuse for withdrawing poor."
The ever-smiling Lord Triesman has become public enemy No. 1, or so it seems.
With a break in the busy Premiership programme, the heat has temporarily moved from the shoulders of Liverpool boss Rafa Benitez to the FA chief, and the man at the forefront of the troubled 2018 World Cup bid.
It looks as though it's only a matter of time until national newspapers start cutting his head on a disheveled vegetable, Graham Taylor style.
To me, it seems that some people have a problem with Lord Triesman earning a reported £100,000 for 48 hours of work.
Birthday number 37 produced two unwanted gifts. Not your standard knitted jumper or pair of socks, something much worse. A first competitive defeat in management and a recurrence of Gilmore's groin. I'm not sure which is more painful.
Redbridge Jewish Care, one of my former clubs, ended North London Raiders A's unbeaten run at match six. We face them again in the cup on Sunday by which time I hope that my injury improves. That said, I'm finding it hard to play and manage but an injury to Stuart Simons has forced me to come out of semi-retirement one more time.
The next few weeks are massive for Jewish boxing fans with two fighters involved in high-profile bouts. It's been a while since the community had something to shout about in terms of bragging rights in the ring but we must not forget that the sport has produced some top Jewish sporting talent.
The names of Benny Leonard, Barney Ross, Abe Attell, Ted 'kid' Lewis, Maxie Rosenbloom and Daniel Mendoza may be blasts from the past but the history books show that at one point, many of the top boxers in the world were Jewish.
Rep team manager Jamie Cole let off some steam after he was forced to postpone the trials ahead of selecting the squad to compete in the London Inter-League Cup. The date at Rowley Lane had been pencilled in for several weeks but Cole, who also joint-manages North West Neasden A, was let down by late withdrawals from players who cried off through illness, simchas or holidays.
They say that all good things come to those who wait. Well, that was precisely the case for the folk of South Manchester Maccabi Sports Club who, after 13 years of trying, have finally secured their own £1 million sports and community centre.
The project, which will be named the Henry Guterman Community Sports Centre, was finally given the green light after grants totalling £770,000 were received from the Football Foundation and Sport England.
While the future looks rosy for North West Neasden (see above), Mel Beresford, manager of the club's C team, this week told me about his frustrations leading up to the decision to pull the side out of the league.
Hot on the heels of South Manx B disbanding, Neasden's third string folded just two games into the campaign. The warning bells were ringing before the first match — a 10-0 humbling by FC Team A — but I was stunned by what Beresford told me.
Someone asked me the other day, 'which is the best Jewish football club?' Spurs, Arsenal, West Ham, Chelsea, Watford, Barnet, Wingate & Finchley or even London Maccabi Lions would be likely answers, but my choice would not be one of them.
With no Maccabi football until October 18, now seems a good time to look ahead to the 2011 European Maccabi Games in Vienna. Darryl Lee recently told me about an exciting new blueprint for Jewish football, to build on the success of our players at the 18th Games. The bar has certainly been raised over the past two and a half years and it's vital that the standards are maintained.
What has happened to Tal Ben Haim? He looked more Maccabi League than Premier League on Rosh Hashanah, when Gabriel Agbonlahor outfoxed him to score the all-important second goal in Aston Villa's win against Portsmouth.
It was all a far cry from the Ben Haim who made a name for himself when he arrived on British shores, playing for Sam Allardyce at Bolton Wanderers in the summer of 2004.