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Villa Noise: Willoughby support, Benteke bullseye and JG is back
5th Dec 2013
The footage our official TV channel will be showing early in the New Year is from the 1913 FA Cup final - thanks to a little help from the BBC, the National Football Museum and Chelsea supporter who lives in Cardiff.
The six-minute film came to light when Midlands Today sports reporter Ian Winter was researching details of the final from a century ago, which Villa won 1-0 in front of a crowd of 121,919 at the Crystal Palace.
"We wanted to do a piece about the 1913 final and I thought it would be a difficult story to tell in TV terms," said Ian.
"But the National Football Museum put me in touch with Andy George, who specialises in football memorabilia from that period."
Ian and a cameraman visited Andy at his home in Cardiff and copied the film for a Midlands Today feature which was screened at the start of the season.
The BBC only screened a few fleeting seconds of the 100-year-old film, which was given to Andy by a friend who belongs to the Crystal Palace Foundation.
But Villa fans will be able to enjoy the full version - all six minutes of it - when it appears on AVTV.
Although it doesn't show Tommy Barber's winning goal, it does include the presentation of the trophy.
Why not subscribe now - you can get two months for the price of one - just £4.99.
Here's two brilliant Belgians!
Christian Benteke is pictured with darts star Kim Huybrechts at Villa Park.
Christian is a hero of Kim's, even though the man nicknamed The Hurricane actually supports Liverpool!
"Kim was made up when Christian told him he had been following his career," said Huybrechts' manager Mark Elkin.
"It was the first time they had met but they knew so much about each other.
"Although Kim is a Liverpool fan, he also loves Villa. He has to, because I've been a season ticket holder for over 30 years. I'm his manager so he does as he's told!"
There was a lorra lorra cheers on Sunday when Holly Willoughby seemingly revealed her support of the club.
Popular presenter Willoughby tweeted 'Villa so exciting' completely out of the blue to her 4m followers.
However, it soon became clear that the affectionate message was meant to profess her admiration for Cilla NOT Villa!
That's Cilla Black, who was back on Surprise, Surprise that evening for the first time since leaving the show 12 years ago.
Before that, of course, the shock claret and blue announcement had hit a lot of people "between the eyes"!
It started as an emotional one-off gesture and ended up as a global phenomenon - and it was all down to this man.
His name is Peter "Ped" Badlan but he will always be remembered as the man who instigated the 19th-minute applause after Villa captain Stiliyan Petrov was diagnosed with acute leukaemia.
"When the news broke about Stan there were threads about it on the Heroes and Villainswebsite," said Ped, who helps to sell the popular fanzine on matchday.
"Editor Dave Woodhall mentioned that he'd spoken to someone at the club about what could be done as a tribute and I thought it would be nice for the fans to be involved.
"The idea for the 19th-minute applause started from that. We only had a day to spread the word but the reaction at the Chelsea match was incredible.
"It was really only intended for that match to show Stan we were with him, but it just grew from there. It was amazing to hear the applause during pre-season games in America last year."
Even so, Ped believes it was the correct decision when Petrov requested that the minute's applause should be discontinued.
"It seemed time to move on," he said.
"Not that Stan will be forgotten, but we didn't want it to become diluted.
"And I appreciate that, strictly speaking, the applause was actually in the 20th minute. It just seemed appropriate that it should happen when his number came up on the screen."
Erik Fredriksson was back at Villa Park - 31 years after he refereed a European Cup-tie here.
The 70-year-old former Swedish official has had a soft spot for Villa since taking charge of our second round home leg against Romanians Dinamo Bucharest in November 1982.
And he finally made it back here with a group of fellow Swedes.
"The stadium has changed a great deal but it's wonderful to be back," said the man who refereed hundreds of top games throughout his career, including officiating at three World Cup tournaments.
Erik (centre) is pictured with Bengt Palmer, Anders Johansson, Andreas Fager and his brother Carl-Olof.
For the record, Villa beat Dinamo 4-2 thanks to a Gary Shaw hat-trick and a goal from Mark Walters.
It's only a few weeks until Christmas - and Villa's players have been getting in the festive spirit by taking part in our "wrapping challenge".
Several first team stars as well as Hercules, Stan Petrov and Tony Morley have raced against the clock in trying to gift-wrap three items from the Villa Store as quickly as possible.
But who was the faster wrapper?
Watch out for some entertaining clips over the coming weeks, starting with Andreas Weimann on Friday!
Check out loads and loads of quirky video content on our official YouTube channel.
Jack Woodward is usually calm and composed each week as he films links for the popular AVTV pre-match show - but then again, he's not generally disturbed by leaping lemurs.
Woodward was at West Midlands Safari Park for our JV Life Christmas party, an event which was greeted warmly by kids and parents alike.
Woodward was a consummate professional as he continued talking despite the presence of the loveable characters during the video clips.
Just to prove there was no love lost, Woodward posed - minus microphone - with one of the cheeky chaps at the end of filming.
Check out our video package of the Santa Safari.
Talking of Jack Woodward, it was great to see Stan Petrov beside him in the commentary box for the Sunderland game.
The feedback we've received from AVTV subscribers is that Petrov is every bit as good on the microphone as he was in the central ground dictating play.
Petrov - who also featured in our pre-match show - told us he thoroughly enjoyed the experience in the B6 press box and we're very hopeful of seeing him there many more times in the future.
Nice touch from him to send Jack a text message the next day to say 'thanks for having me."
Humble doesn't begin to do him justice.
Of course, Stan Petrov wasn't the only VIP guest at Villa Park on Saturday.
It was fabulous to see The Duke of Cambridge, at the game to cheer on his favourite team.
Great to hear from Paul Faulkner, our chief executive, after the Sunderland game, who told us that Prince William was "no fair-weather fan" and was very interested in the team aswell as being highly impressed by the club's heritage and community work.
Paul Lambert joked after the match that Wills wouldn't be watching Match of the Day after the drab 0-0 draw with the Black Cats.
But, I'm pretty sure, HRH would have been glued to his set the following Wednesday as Villa saw off Southampton in what turned out to be a rip-roaring contest.
Read the full thoughts of Faulkner on the Duke's allegiance.
It's great to see John Gregory back in football.
The man who played so admirably in claret and blue and led us to the FA Cup final in 2000 is the new boss of Crawley Town.
He spoke with real determination at his press conference as he looks to get stuck in after some time out of the managerial game.
He will always have a soft spot for Villa and vice-versa, as a message on the official Crawley Town Twitter page proved below.
Good luck JG!
Finally, Fabian Delph has been recommended for England - by a Spaniard!
Antonio Luna tweeted the below picture and message after the Southampton win in which Delph scored and inspired.
Just shows the immense team spirit in camp under boss Paul Lambert.
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A radial head fracture is a condition characterized by a break in the head of one of the long bones of the forearm known as the radius (figure 1). The head of the radius is located just below the outer aspect of the elbow joint (figure 2).
Figure 1 Relevant Anatomy for a Radial Head Fracture
Figure 2 - Radial Head Anatomy
The forearm comprises of two long bones known as the radius and the ulna which are situated beside each other (figure 1). The radius bone lies on the thumb side of the forearm and forms joints with the upper arm bone (humerus) at the elbow, the ulna bone (both near the elbow and also, near the wrist) and several small bones at the wrist (figure 1). The radial head (or head of the radius) is a bony prominence at the top of the radius that forms a joint with the humerus and ulna and is situated just beneath the elbow joint on the outer aspect (figure 2).
During certain activities, such as a fall onto the outstretched hand or outer elbow, stress is placed on the radius bone and the radial head. When this stress is traumatic and beyond what the bone can withstand a break in the radial head may occur. This condition is known as a radial head fracture.
A radial head fracture is one of the most common fractures around the elbow in athletes. They can, however, occur in patients of all ages and fitness levels. Often a fracture to the radial head occurs in combination with other injuries, such as a sprain or dislocation of the wrist, elbow or shoulder, or fractures to other bones, such as the ulna, humerus or scaphoid.
A radial head fracture commonly occurs due to a traumatic weight bearing force, such as a fall onto an outstretched hand or outer elbow. This may occur with any fall, but is particularly common in sports such as skateboarding or snowboarding (particularly in icy conditions where a fall onto a hard surface is unforgiving). A fractured radial head may also occur due to a collision to the outer elbow with a fast moving or stationary object (particularly if the forearm or hand is fixed).
Patients with this condition typically experience a sudden onset of sharp, intense elbow or forearm pain at the time of injury. This often causes the patient to cradle the affected arm so as to protect the injury. Pain is usually felt on the front, back or outer aspect of the elbow and forearm and can occasionally settle quickly leaving patients with an ache at the site of injury that is particularly prominent at night or first thing in the morning.
Patients with a radial head fracture may also experience swelling, bruising and pain on firmly touching the affected region of bone. Pain may also increase during certain movements of the elbow or wrist, when rotating the forearm, lifting or carrying or during weight-bearing activity (such as pushing) through the affected arm. Occasionally pins and needles or numbness may be present. In severe radial head fractures (with bony displacement), an obvious deformity may be detected.
A thorough subjective and objective examination from a physiotherapist or doctor is essential to assist with diagnosis of a radial head fracture. An X-ray is usually required to confirm diagnosis. Further investigations such as an MRI, CT scan or bone scan may be required, in some cases, to assist with diagnosis and assess the severity of injury.
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Patients with a radial head fracture usually make a full recovery with appropriate management (whether surgical or conservative). Return to activity or sport can usually take place in weeks to months and should be guided by the treating physiotherapist and specialist. In patients with severe injuries, involving damage to other bones, soft tissue, nerves or blood vessels, recovery time may be significantly prolonged.
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The following exercises are commonly prescribed to patients with a fractured radial head following confirmation that the fracture has healed, and the orthopaedic surgeon has indicated it is safe to begin pain free mobilization. You should discuss the suitability of these exercises with your physiotherapist prior to beginning them. Generally, they should be performed 3 times daily and only provided they do not cause or increase symptoms.
Your physiotherapist can advise when it is appropriate to begin the initial exercises and eventually progress to the intermediate and advanced exercises. As a general rule, addition of exercises or progression to more advanced exercises should take place provided there is no increase in symptoms.
Bend and straighten your elbow as far as you can go without pain and provided you feel no more than a mild to moderate stretch (figure 3). Repeat 10 times provided there is no increase in symptoms.
Figure 3 Elbow Bend to Straighten (left side)
Begin this exercise with your elbow at your side and bent to 90 degrees (figure 4). Slowly rotate your palm up and down as far as you can go without pain and provided you feel no more than a mild to moderate stretch. Repeat 10 times provided there is no increase in symptoms.
Figure 4 Forearm Rotations (right side)
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A radial head fracture is a condition characterized by a break in the head of one of the long bones of the forearm known as the radius. Symptoms typically include a sudden onset of sharp, intense, outer elbow pain at the time of injury. Appropriate fracture management combined with assessment and treatment by a physiotherapist is vital for an optimal outcome.
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After weeks of accusations that Instagram has seen a sharp drop in its user numbers, the photo-sharing service released new data that gives better insight into the actual number of people using the service on a regular basis.
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Unrivalled Zambia
On this trip, I visited Zambia between 9-Aug-2015 and 21-Aug-2015 and I travelled alone.
Zambia is my favourite safari destination, and once again it didn't disappoint. I think I am addicted...
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|Kaingo Camp, Zambia
10-Aug-2015 review: Perfect start
|Mwamba Bushcamp, Zambia
13-Aug-2015 review: Special place
|Mwaleshi Camp, Zambia
16-Aug-2015 review: Amazing place
Can't get enough of Zambia...
On this trip, I visited Zambia between 23-Aug-2014 and 4-Sep-2014 and I travelled alone.
I keep going back to Zambia because it exceeds my hopes and expectations every time... The game is superb, the scenery stunning, guides are excellent and the small, family-owned lodges offer incredible service.
Would recommend a few days of walking safari for those who really want to get away from it all.
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No... always a pleasure!
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24-Aug-2014 review: Another great stay at Kaingo
Unforgettable safari
On this trip, I visited Zambia between 25-Aug-2013 and 7-Sep-2013 and I travelled alone.
Thoroughly enjoyed my holiday, and the game viewing in South Luangwa in late August/early September was truly unforgettable.
Five nights in Lower Zambezi was probably a bit long for me, as the game was not as good, but it is a beautiful area and good for relaxing.
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26-Aug-2013 review: Unforgettable
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30-Aug-2013 review: Bushcamp luxury at Mwamba
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2-Sep-2013 review: Stunning setting
Fantastic holiday
On this trip, I visited Tanzania between 18-Nov-2012 and 26-Nov-2012 and I travelled alone.
If you want a stunning park with lots of animals and very few people, Ruaha may well be for you.
I do recommend trying to stay both at Jongomero and at one of the camps in the north is you can: the landscapes (and weather patterns) are different, and it's a wonderful way to get a good sense for the sheer vastness of this wonderful place. Highly recommended.
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22-Nov-2012 review: Superb camp in remote Ruaha
On this trip, I visited Zambia between 13-Jun-2012 and 21-Jun-2012 and I travelled alone.
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How will you judge when the power LED market has really taken off, and is 2008 the year?
I think it's safe to say that from the perspective of a power LED manufacturer, the market really started taking off in 2007 and will continue to increase in growth through 2008 and the next several years. Flux output well above 80 lumens, efficacy exceeding 60 and 70 lumens per watt for the emitter and the improved quality of white light are just some of the keys to both recent and rapid future growth.
What intensity/efficiency/cost points need to be hit for power LEDs to make a big impression in general lighting?
From an intensity and efficiency perspective we're there, we're in the range of 100 lm/W for commercially available products and have our sights on achieving 150 lm/W in the future. However, significantly lower costs will be required, perhaps by a factor of 10x, before LEDs are positioned to the industry as the primary light source for the general lighting market.
In the long run, do you think you can cut lumens/$ far enough to beat OLED or electroluminescent technology as a florescent tube replacement?
Each technology has its own cost and performance challenges. We believe that there is a realistic path to a lumens/$ result that will allow LEDs to displace fluorescent tubes as a primary light source. Continued increases in lm/W, higher drive current capability and lower chip and packaging costs will deliver the needed improvements to achieve lumen/$ parity with fluorescent.
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Odd as it may sound, cove lighting is one of my favourites. We've installed RGB cove lighting in our San Jose facility and really stunning effects can be created as well as colours you never expected to see in general lighting. It's a simple application but stunningly effective for affecting mood and atmosphere.
Is there anything else needed to finally settle the patent issues between power LED makers?
Patent issues are not unique to the power LED industry and are not a roadblock to the industry as a whole advancing the technology or achieving tremendous growth. This is a young and vibrant technology with creative and inventive companies applying tremendous resources to developing new systems and solutions. There may very well be more patent issues but I don't see this slowing down development and progress.
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A MAN from Victoria Falls lied and said he was spending the night at a funeral wake while he visited a girlfriend. He attempted suicide when he returned home on the following day and found his wife sleeping with a boyfriend in their matrimonial bedroom.
The "comedy of horrors" unfolded last Friday at a house in Chinotimba suburb where bewildered residents gathered to watch as Mbuso Sithole walked in on his wife Sgcebhe Moyo and her boyfriend who were having a good time.
The boyfriend, only identified as Ra, has since fled the resort town.
Sithole, 31, has his mother – a nurse at St Patrick's Hospital in Hwange – to thank as she rushed with an antidote for the rat poison he drank after he found his wife in a compromising position.
The mother had to quickly leave her workplace to save him as there was reportedly no medicine at Victoria Falls District Hospital.
Sithole, a vendor popularly known as Maburawa Gadaffi at the Comesa Market Centre in the resort town, told The Chronicle it pained him to find out that his wife was unfaithful.
He said as he slunk home from his girlfriend's house at about 5AM he felt something was amiss when his wife took long to open the door.
"The next thing, the window opened and a half naked man whom I recognised as Ra, shot out and sprinted away before I could react," said Sithole.
"Yes, it's true that I wanted to commit suicide as I drank rat poison. I've a girlfriend called Blessing Chiedza Banda and on Thursday I told my wife that I was going to a funeral wake when actually I was going to sleep over at her place."
Sithole said he got infuriated when his wife denied anyone had been in the house and suggested that he could have seen a burglar.
"We fought but she vehemently denied that she had a boyfriend in the house. We even went to the house where Ra stays but he fled and he hasn't returned since that day. I suspect he has left town," said a dejected looking Sithole.
He said as they were arguing, one of their neighbours called his wife and told her he had spent the night with his girlfriend.
Sithole said his wife went ballistic and threatened to kill herself.
"I told her that it was better for me to kill myself as well because I'd found a man in our house. That's when I rushed to the Old Market where I bought rat poison which I put in a glass of water. I gulped it and locked myself in the bedroom," said Sithole.
He said Moyo alerted neighbours who forced their way into the house through the window before rushing him to hospital.
Sithole said his mother saved his life after his wife was told there was no medication at Victoria Falls Hospital.
"I wanted to kill myself because I couldn't imagine my wife having a boyfriend," he added.
When The Chronicle caught up with Moyo, she said she had reconciled with her husband.
Moyo said her husband's girlfriend Banda was the one causing problems in her marriage.
The couple later granted a joint interview in which they said they'd put their problems behind them.
Neighbours said Sithole could have saved his marriage by drinking poison as his "near death experience" seemed to have brought the couple closer.
Sithole was discharged from hospital on Sunday.
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they appear to have a plastic seal over them? still, amazing! like holy ffu i want one!!
It was supposed to be scratches, like they have been used for a while. It's far from perfect but, still, thank you very much! I really appreciate it!
On my new school we have to work with Maya, and I really want to make pokeballs like this, they are so good!!!!
Well, I'm glad you like them!
They're not hard to make, I'm sure you'll be able to create some too.
They're not hard to make, I'm sure you'll be able to create some too.
What is a 3D models
You wanna know how it was made?
would u ever sell them id love to have my very own poke'ball and the quality of your work is great.
I would love to sell them, and I would love to have them too, but those are just 3D models, unfortunately.
But still, thank you very much, my friend!
But still, thank you very much, my friend!
they look so real, simply fantastic
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These are simply amazing. I can't believe how real they look.
which software you use
my always favorite pokemon
wow, these are great, nice work
HOW DID YOU MAKE THESE? they look amazing! great job man!
I can see your Balls
Are they real?
No, they're 3D actually!
Aww man they look so real! I feel like I could reach out and touch 'em.
you're super talented
you're super talented
dude how did you make these? they're awesome!
It's wasn't that hard to model them cause they're just spheres. I spent most of the time learning about textures and trying to pull a good render (setting up the light correctly, adjusting the materials, etc).
It looks so real...Amazing


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Zygmunt Malanowicz Movies and Career Information
Feb 04, 1938
Vilnius County
Actor and Writer
Feb 04, 1938
Vilnius County
Actor and Writer
Zygmunt Malanowicz is a Polish film actor. He has appeared in 30 films since 1962.
- Zygmunt Malanowicz Movies before 2015
- Hunting Files (Polowanie na muchy)
- Landscape After Battle (Krajobraz po bitwie)
- Knife in the Water (Noz w wodzie)
- All That I Love (Wszystko, co kocham)
- Trad
- Movies Written by Zygmunt Malanowicz
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While I usually stick to teen and adult manga, I like revisiting the world of children's comics that I first started off with, such as the Beano, Dandy, Archie, etc. There are some amazing comics for kids out there and they're a great way to get your children into reading!
Chi's Sweet Home by Kanata Konami
It is the story of Chi, a little kitten who gets a new home. This is one of the most adorable series I've ever seen. Konami uses watercolors to bring the drawings to life. Chi's expressions are wonderful and the writing is easy to follow. I really recommend this one, even if you or your child aren't cat-lovers!
Popular Young Reader Series
Some other fun graphic novel series for kids are:
- Babymouse and Squish by Jennifer and Matthew Holm - Funny characters and cute drawings.
- Big Nate by Lincoln Peirce - Reminds me of Calvin and Hobbes or Peanuts!
- Binky the Space Cat by Ashley Spires
- Geronimo Stilton and the graphic novel series
- Lunch Lady by Jarrett Kroscozka
- Owly by Andy Runton - Textless and adorable!
Advanced and Adventurous
And if you want something a bit more dramatic, with even more action than Geronimo Stilton's escapades or Lunch Lady's creative gadgets, there are more adventurous comics to read!
- Amulet by Kazu Kibuishi
- Giants Beware! by Jorge Aguirre - Cute characters on an epic quest!
- Pokemon Adventures by Hidenori Kusaka and Mato - My favorite of the Pokemon series. I love the drawing style and action!
- Warriors by Erin Hunter, Dan Jolley, and James L. Barry
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text: I totally agree with the fact that they are making it impractical to obtain the horseshoes; I did not even get the added storage room last time since I could not obtain any snakes owing to not getting any rocks or skulls. I have had large amounts of space empty since that quest and no rocks, skulls or grass come into view, since then have sold all trees and others material to clear bigger areas, still only have 3 rocks since start of quest, obtain skulls from trading in assortment to be capable to append some to debris. If things don't alter so we can terminate the quests, I am through and hope many others choose the same. Its not fun any longer.


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The stepmother of a 13-year-old boy who died last year after being tied to a tree has pleaded guilty.
Sandra McMillan entered an Alford plea to second-degree murder in an Edgecombe County courtroom. An Alford plea is when a person pleads guilty and maintains their innocence, but admits there's enough evidence to find them guilty.
A judge sentenced her to serve between 13 and 16-1/2 years in prison.
Earlier this month McMillan's husband, Brice McMillan, also pleaded guilty to second-degree murder in exchange for his testimony against his wife. He was sentenced Monday to serve just under 10-1/2 years to 13-1/4 years in prison.
Tyler McMillan died last summer, according to an autopsy from dehydration and heat stroke.


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Now that we are on the eve of the college football season, it's time to take a look at the best of the best when it comes to the SEC.
Like the league's coaches and other members of the media, we have created our own All-SEC team for the 2012 season. We took a stab at this at SEC media days, but we've put our heads together again to make one last list. We've talked to a few more people and done a little more research.
Here goes:
QB -- Tyler Wilson, Arkansas
RB -- Marcus Lattimore, South Carolina
RB -- Knile Davis, Arkansas
WR -- Cobi Hamilton, Arkansas
WR -- Justin Hunter, Tennessee
AP -- Dennis Johnson, Arkansas
TE -- Philip Lutzenkirchen, Auburn
OL -- Chance Warmack, Alabama
OL -- Chris Faulk, LSU
OL -- Luke Joeckel, Texas A&M
OL -- D.J. Fluker, Alabama
C -- Barrett Jones, Alabama
DE -- Sam Montgomery, LSU
DE -- Jadeveon Clowney, South Carolina
DT -- Jesse Williams, Alabama
DT -- Bennie Logan, LSU
LB -- Jarvis Jones, Georgia
LB -- Sean Porter, Texas A&M
LB -- Alec Ogletree, Georgia
CB -- Johnthan Banks, Mississippi State
CB -- Dee Milliner, Alabama
S -- Eric Reid, LSU
S -- Matt Elam, Florida
PK -- Caleb Sturgis, Florida
P -- Brad Wing, LSU
RS -- Dustin Harris, Texas A&M


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Foodie Updates
Oakland Eats: Family Style at Haven, Last-Minute Valentine's Day, & More
It's one of those months — if you've managed to survive Beer Week, Valentine's Day is creeping up on you, immediately followed by the amazing madness of Chinese New Year. Exhale. We've got any last minute Valentine's Day plans covered, plus a couple of exciting new dining destinations to keep you well fed.
Foodie Updates: Olive Closes, Shakewell Arrives at Lake Merritt, & More
In this week's updates to your food-news radar, we have the shuttering of a ten-year-old Tenderloin lounge, the arrival of Urban Putt's cocktail menu, the opening of Jenn Biesty's much anticipated Oakland restaurant, and the opening of Causwells, a new neighborhood spot in the Marina.
Foodie Updates: Yoshi's to Morph, TBD Goes Prix Fixe, and More
Around town in the food scene this week we have a couple of major closures, big changes in store for others, and a look ahead at new things to come – including a huge new Market Hall in Mission Bay.
Foodie Updates: Palm House, Arguello, and More of SF's Biggest Openings
May continues to be the busiest month of the year so far for openings, not to mention all the tidbits coming out about openings slated for later in the year. This week marked the debuts of Palm House, Uno Dos Tacos, Bartlett Hall, Kusakabe, The Commissary, and Ume, and there's only more to come in the next couple of weeks.
Foodie Updates: Outerlands Reopens, Oakland's Plum Transformed, and More
The biggest food-news items this week are the reopening, at long last, of Outerlands (albeit for lunch only right now), and the transformation of Oakland's Plum into something a bit more casual, and more Japanese, called Ume.
Foodie Updates: Saison Wine Bar Spinoff, New Restaurant in Dogpatch, and More
In this week's food-world headlines, we have the big update of Michael Bauer's Top 100 restaurants, a spinoff wine bar and retail shop coming from Saison partner/wine director Mark Bright, and a huge new restaurant and distillery concept coming to Dogpatch from a Portland restaurateur.
Foodie Updates: Smokestack, 4505's BBQ Spot, and Urban Putt Open Their Doors
It was a big weekend for restaurant openings (and reopenings), kicking off what's going to be a busy spring with so many new food and drink options. In the Mission, Urban Putt debuts tonight, and the grand reopening of La Rondalla happened last Thursday. Also, Dirty Habit opened on schedule, the enlarged Hog Island Oyster Company reopened at the Ferry Building, and 4505 Burgers & BBQ opened its doors on Divisadero, for takeout only.
Foodie Updates: La Rondalla's Rebirth, Red Hill Station in Bernal, and More
This week's roster of food news starts with the Mission, where La Rondalla is finally, finally reopening after looking like it was ready to reopen for the last two years. Also, Gashead Tavern – from the owner of the recently shuttered Attic – is on its way to the former Charanga space, and Fearless, the first of two SoMa eateries from Il Cane Rosso chef Lauren Kiino just swung open its doors.
Foodie Updates: Tartine Expands, Urban Putt Opening, and More
Front and center among this week's food news is the planned expansion of Tartine Bakery to the Heath Ceramics building at 18th and Alabama. But elsewhere in town, two-year-old Dixie has called it quits in the Presidio, the Mission's new mini-golf course/bar/restaurant Urban Putt is set to open in a few weeks, and French Laundry is heading for a temporary closure – and possible stint as a pop-up.
Foodie Updates: Castagna Reopens, Bad Reviews for Mission Chinese, and More
Maybe you spent those couple of rainy nights this week huddled at home, or maybe you returned to your favorite, most comforting neighborhood haunts for familiar meals. In any event, here's what's been happening in the restaurant scene while you were hiding out.


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Linda Chickos
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Community Music School Advisory Board
Linda Lee, Chair
Pamela Brown
Barbara Doyle
Arden Fisher
James A. Krekeler
Harry Moppins
Mary Riew
Stephen D. Smith
Vi Steinmeyer
Marc Thayer
Anne von der Heydt
Webster University Board of Trustees
Officers of the University
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Chair of the Board
President and Chief Executive Officer
Greater Saint Louis Community Foundation
Michael Zambrana
Vice Chair of the Board
Owner, President, CEO
Pangea Group
Elizabeth (Beth) J. Stroble
Webster University
Julian Schuster
Provost, Senior Vice President,
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Webster University
Greg Gunderson
Vice President and Chief Financial Officer
Webster University
Jeanelle Wiley
University Secretary
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Brigadier General, Ret.
Western Regional Medical Command
James (Lynn) Britton
President and CEO
Mercy Health System
Dale Cammon
Chairman & Co-Chief Executive
Bryant Group, Inc.
Robert M. Cox, Jr.
Sr. Vice President in Administration, Ret.
Emerson Electric Co.
Clark S. Davis
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Cameron MacAllister Group
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Civic Leader
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Argent Capital Management
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Nine Network of Public Media
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Tarlton Corporation
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The Impact Group
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Bryan Cave LLP
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NextGen Information Services, Inc.
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The hard work by the teachers and students over the years has been rewarded with good results in the grade 9 examinations. 19 students passed the exams and were accepted at local secondary schools – more than half of the grade 9 students. Considering the difficulties faced by the children and the limited resources at the school, this is a remarkable achievement. Each year the results have been improving. With the help of our supporters the school is making a huge difference to these children and with your further support even greater things will be achieved.
Mrs. Sianga wants to continue to help to these children so they can complete their education and have a better chance to provide properly for themselves and their families. One former student, Mawini, achieved the top marks at the local Secondary High School and is currently applying to university where she hopes to study medicine and eventually become a doctor. We will follow her progress and back Mrs. Sianga in her quest to change the lives of these children.
The past few months have been very difficult for the families in and around Monze. The harvest last year was very poor resulting in high food prices. People have told me that there has been a lot of hunger in the area. The small lunches that the school has been able to provide have therefore taken on even more significance. In addition the garden has produced vegetables to support the children's diet. Mr Olden Hamabibi (headteacher) writes "The garden has improved the lives of the orphans".
I will have the pleasure of visiting Monze again within two weeks and will stay in Monze until June. I will talk to the students and teachers and hope to bring more stories demonstrating how lives are being changed. I look forward to seeing the smiling faces and being entertained by the talented students. There is so much potential within these children, we must do our best to ensure that it is realised.
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East Carolina University professor, Nobuaki Takahashi, continues to check websites for news out of Japan. Both of his parents and 2 siblings are still there, although they were miles away from the epicenter of the earthquake and tsunami. With his family living just 100 miles away from the nuclear plant site, the radiation is now the biggest threat .
"One hundred miles is not that far and even they say, the government, the Tokyo electricity company says its fine, seriously, how fine?" said Takahashi.
Takahashi hopes his family will move to the western part of the Japan or even consider moving to the states to escape the uncertain dangers still lingering there.


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"With my first pacemaker, sweeping the floor or walking, I would get tired very quickly."
Dave Peterson (pacemaker patient)
Dave Peterson is one of many patients with a pacemaker who thought "he was just getting older" as he could not do the things he used to do.
When his previous pacemaker was replaced by an ALTRUA™ pacemaker with the MV blended sensor technology he really felt the difference. Now he is able to do his daily activities again, he can do more than before and really feels good again!
Click here to find more ALTRUA™ patient cases
Chronotropic incompetence refers to the inability of the heart to regulate its rate appropriately in response to physiologic stress4. There are a variety of definitions of chronotropic incompetence. In general, the diagnosis ranges from failure to achieve 70% to 85% of Age-Predicted Maximum Heart Rate (APMHR) as defined by the Wilkoff model. Clinics specialized in the treatment of cardiac diseases should use the definition they feel comfortable with.
* Percentage of age-predicted maximum heart rate (APMHR)
1. Sinus node disease manifests as symptomatic bradycardia with or without bradycardia-dependant tachycardia. Symptom-rhythm correlation must have been: spontaneously occurring drug induced where alternative drug therapy is lacking
2. Syncope with sinus node disease, either spontaneously occurring or induced at electrophysiological study
3. Sinus node disease manifests as symptomatic chronotropic incompetence: spontaneously occurring drug induced where alternative drug therapy is lackingRead more about the ESC guidelines
It is important to monitor paced patients even if not previously diagnosed with chronotropic incompetence. The prevalence of CI in the pacemaker population is anywhere from 34% to 42% at initial pacemaker implant. The Gwinn study found that the prevalence of chronotropic incompetence does increase over time in pacemaker patients6.
Percentage of patients with CI
Especially pacemaker patients that use beta blockers should be monitored closely for CI. Pacemaker patients often use beta blockers to treat a variety of conditions including arrhythmias, heart failure, hypertension and angina. Therapy with beta blockers leads to a reduction in resting and exercise heart rates. The majority of pacemaker patients being treated with beta blockers were found to be chronotropically incompetent (85%)7.
To recognise the symptoms of chronotropic incompetence in paced patients,
it is useful to verify the histograms in the pacemaker diagnostics on a regular basis.
Chronotropically incompetent patients are typically being paced at the lower rate limit.
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I am trying to get nginx to run with PHP on my ubuntu staging server. Nginx by itself is working like a charm with static
*.html-files, but any PHP file called by the browser outputs the code as plain text, which undoubtedly means that PHP isnt working properly. I am calling
http://192.168.1.100/test.php which outputs the content of test.php inside the /var/www folder.
I've tried various solutions, but followed this guide as the main way of getting nginx to work, which it currently isn't with PHP files as mentioned.
/etc/nginx/sites-enabled/default looks as below:
server {
listen 80; ## listen for ipv4
listen [::]:80 default ipv6only=on; ## listen for ipv6
server_name localhost;
access_log /var/log/nginx/localhost.access.log;
location / {
root /var/www;
index index.html index.htm index.php;
allow all;
location ~ .php$ {
fastcgi_pass 127.0.0.1:9000; # By all means use a different server$
fastcgi_index index.php;
fastcgi_param SCRIPT_FILENAME /var/www$fastcgi_script_name; # !! $
fastcgi_param QUERY_STRING $query_string;
fastcgi_param REQUEST_METHOD $request_method;
fastcgi_param CONTENT_TYPE $content_type;
fastcgi_param CONTENT_LENGTH $content_length;
netstat -plan | grep :9000 outputs
tcp 0 0 127.0.0.1:9000 0.0.0.0:* LISTEN 1352/php5-cgi so apparently PHP is running.
What am I doing wrong and what should be changed to get it working?


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Livelihoods and Landscape Strategy (LLS)
Are forests just an economic safety net for the poor? How much are forests actually worth, on a global scale?
These are the kinds of questions that the Livelihoods and Landscapes Strategy (LLS) set out to explore (the short answers to these two are provided on the opposite page). But LLS was by no means an academic exercise; instead, it was developed to provide hard evidence of the value of forests and the need to take these multifunctional assets into account in national and local policymaking.
The ultimate goal of this learning strategy was to have policies in place that recognize – and make provisions for – local people's forest use, while also ensuring forest conservation and sustainable use to meet national development objectives. At the same time, LLS was designed to strengthen the resilience of local livelihoods and forest landscapes in many different parts of the world, to bring lasting change to people's lives and safeguard the resources on which they depend.
LLS, implemented by IUCN (International Union for the Conservation of Nature) and funded by DGIS (Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Netherlands), ran from 2007 to end 2011. The scope of LLS was structured around four main themes:
- poverty reduction;
- natural resource-based markets and incentives;
- forest governance (including forest rights and tenure); and
- landscape transformation (through policy influence and forest landscape restoration.
Rather than a collection of new projects, the Strategy was designed to transform and add value to existing activities by IUCN and its partners and to attract new investments and initiatives as additional financial leverage to help support the Strategy's objectives. IUCN worked with more than 60 partner organizations in the implementation of LLS, in 27 landscapes and 23 different countries in Africa, Asia and Latin America. A tailor-made set of activities was developed for each landscape, according to the interests and needs of key stakeholders and the specific biophysical, socio-economic and governance conditions present. Common activities included for example negotiation of local access rights, support for locally-controlled forest management and restoration, and the development of income generating activities (such as the marketing of non-timber forest products or the development of forest-related jobs).
A highly ambitious set of strategic outcomes was established at the outset of LLS. While it is difficult to predict the long-term impacts of the Strategy given its relatively short duration, it is possible to show that seven of these eight outcomes were achieved or surpassed, with the eighth one having been only narrowly missed. On top of these achievements, LLS helped advance REDD+ and climate change agendas in several countries and notable biodiversity gains were perceived in numerous landscapes; these results went beyond the core scope of the Strategy and were co-benefits of its holistic approach.
Latest LLS-related Publications
Forests for the climate - full schedule of forest events at COP21 now available
Join us at the IUCN Pavilion in Paris for the latest breakthroughs and nature-based solutions to climate change …
20 Nov 2015 | Article
Forest Landscape Restoration Forum day two: Focus on stakeholder engagement and governance
Day 2 of the FLR Forum examined restoration-related themes, in particular stakeholder engagement and governance, engaging in discussions on methodology, lessons learned and FLR opportunities.
By Maggie Roth, IUCN Global Gender Office …
23 Sep 2015 | Blogs
Forest Landscape Restoration Forum kicks off in Washington
On Day 1 of the global forum, participants from around the world explore the potential environmental and societal benefits of forest landscape restoration, as well as IUCN and WRI's recently released framework for assessing restoration opportunities.
By Maggie Roth, IUCN Global Gender Office …
22 Sep 2015 | Blogs


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The Mancos Public Library is having a silent quilt auction on Sunday, Nov. 18. The various quilts to be auctioned are hanging around the library for viewing and can be bid on from now until 6 p.m. on Sunday. Pictured is a Stained Glass quilt, 45" by 45", hand-quilted and paper-pieced, with a rod pocket. The starting bid is $45. At right is a Village Applique quilt, with a Flying Geese border, 35" by 40", hand appliqued and quilted, with a rod pocket for hanging. The bid for it is also $45.
The quilts all came from the estate of Enid Snode, a library worker who passed away last summer. Some quilts she made and some she was given. The money raised will benefit the library.
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Sack attack: The Huskies rank second in the nation with 44 sacks this season, and senior ends Hau'oli Kikaha (17.5) and Andrew Hudson (10) are the first pair of UW teammates since 1982 to have double-digit sacks; Danny Shelton (8.5) could join them by season's end. The Cougars are tied for 11th in the Pac-12 with 32 sacks allowed this season.
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Natal Family
- Father: Lewis Null
- Mother: Lucy F Null-Workman
- Date: 21 JAN 1877[1]
- Place: home of minister, Putnam County, West Virginia.
- Wed by: S V Hartley, minister of the Church of Christ
- Sibling: William Henry Null
- Sibling: Lawrance Null
- Sibling: George Null
- Date: ABT 1886
- Place: Putnam County, West Virginia
- Date: 1909 BEF
- Place:
- Divorce Date: 1930 BEF
- Husband: George Null
- Wife: Etta M (unknown)
- Child: Ramie Null
- Child: Dovie Null
- Date: 19 JUL 1937[2]
- Place: Rush Knob, Putnam County, West Virginia.
- Wed by: S T Boggess
- Husband: George Null
- Wife: Mamie Myrtle Mae Coleman
- Child: Mildred J Null
- Date: 1900
- Place: Union District, Putnam County, West Virginia.
Workman: Benjamin F 1845 Mar OH, Lucy F 1857 Oct (wed 1890, 4 of 5 children living), Ebenezer B 1873 Dec, Edgar P 1878 Aug, William H 1881 Feb, Iva 1882 Apr, Osgo 1885 Sep, Joseph F 1891 Oct, Sarah M 1896 Sep. Null: William H 1878 Feb, George 1885 Mar.[3]
- Date: 1910
- Place: Union District, Putnam County, West Virginia.
Null: George 1886, Etta M 1887, Ramie 1909, Dovie 1910.[4]
- Date: 1930
- Place: Union District, Putnam County, West Virginia.
Null: George 1885 (divorced), Delbert G 1917. Lucy F Workman 1858 (mother). William Smith 1852 (uncle).[5]
- Date: 1940
- Place: Union District, Putnam County, West Virginia.
Null: George 1897, Mamie M 1912, Dilbert G 1918, Mildred J 1939. James W Smith 1853 (uncle). Willie E Shamblin 1925. [6]
- Date: 20 DEC 1963
- Place: Kanawha County, West Virginia.
- Burial: Mount Zion Cemetery, Liberty, Putnam County, West Virginia[7]
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If the part in bold is true the way I see it the the cops screwed up big time they had no business inside someone elses home, only the house and address on the warrant. This whole thing is why I don't like the militarizing of the police.
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Hundreds of pipelines crisscross Oklahoma, a state with a rich history of oil and natural gas activity, but its leaders haven't always been friendly to the industry.
In his second official act as governor after Oklahoma achieved statehood, Gov. Charles Haskell directed Washington County authorities to prevent construction of a natural gas pipeline by Standard Oil Co. in 1907.
Haskell ordered the sheriff to arrest anyone who tried to "sink a spade" in Oklahoma soil, according to the Nov. 17, 1907, edition of The Daily Oklahoman.
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"MSNBC still trails behind Fox and CNN in the number of overall viewers, but has closed the gap considerably in the recent years, by accepting their role as "the Anti-Fox News."
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Lee, B. J., Newsweek International
Byline: B. J. Lee
Cho Gyung Hee says she sold her soul for a toothbrush. One summer day in 2000 the 30-year-old mother of two sons was accosted on a Seoul street by recruiters who offered her a free electric toothbrush if she would sign up for a credit card. She got the card on the strength of her verbal assurance that her husband had a job. Soon she had five more cards from other solicitors and was embarking--along with millions of other South Koreans--on a massive shopping binge, paying one card off with another. Now Cho is $20,000 in debt, can't afford a phone and is about to lose her electricity and water. By the time she and her husband sought relief last week at the new Credit Counseling and Recovery Center in Seoul, Cho was near bottom. "We thought about committing suicide several times because of the debts," she says. "I wish I never applied for the credit card."
That might be South Korea's motto now. While Asian nations from China to Thailand have recently introduced credit cards into consumer culture, only South Korea has seen this basically smart idea backfire spectacularly. The Asian currency crisis of 1997-98 showed that many of the region's economies were too reliant on foreign borrowing and foreign demand. They could not live by exports alone, and had to encourage a modern consumer shopping culture at home, too. That meant credit cards. But only South Korea tried to create a plastic-driven economy overnight.
Just months after the December peak of the '97-'98 crisis, Seoul phased out limits on credit-card cash advances, offered tax breaks for credit-card spending and later introduced a lottery for cardholders. Koreans took the bait, and surging credit-card spending drove up GNP growth to double digits in 1999 and 2000, until the debts came due. "Because of household spending, we enjoyed boom times when the rest of Asia was sluggish," says Choi Gong Pil at the Korea Institute of Finance. "Now Korea's economic growth is curbed by the household-debt problem, while other Asian nations are ready to boom."
A policy designed to boost consumption is now the chief drag on consumption. GNP growth fell to under 3 percent last year, and unemployment rose to nearly 4 percent as South Koreans struggled with the heaviest household debts in the world. A new report from Morgan Stanley says surging household debts now account for 117 percent of income and nearly 75 percent of GNP, "levels that dwarf even mature economies" like the United States and the United Kingdom. The bank warns that the situation may get worse before it gets better--in part because there are still more than 1 million dajuing chaemuja, or consumers paying off credit cards with credit cards.
Only five years after the last crisis, South Korea faces a new one. This time the debtors are consumers, not corporations, but both crises involved an aggressive government drive to grow the economy through ultimately reckless lending, executed by slipshod banks. After South Korean regulators threw the reins off credit-card sales and use, finance companies began pushing cards on customers without even rudimentary credit checks. One government study shows that 27 percent of the homeless in Seoul now have credit cards. In other Asian markets --like Hong Kong and Japan, financial institutions have been "more prudent in lending money or issuing credit cards," says Henry Morris at Industrial Research & Consulting in Seoul. Morgan Stanley found that "astonishingly," South Korean issuers approved close to 100 percent of applicants, and warned that it's not clear whether "this corporate culture has changed. …