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Punk Sticks
Original All-Natural Punk Sticks Repel Biting Insects
Punk Sticks
Original All-Natural Punk Sticks Repel Biting Insects
Here in Vermont, to keep the black flies, mosquitoes, and other biting insects from pestering us, we rely on these old-fashioned punk sticks. When lit, the smoke drives away bugs, but isn't offensive to people so you can enjoy the great outdoors pest-free! Each 10½" stick burns just shy of an hour. Set of 400 stick.
- Each stick burns almost an hour
- Set of 400 lasts a long time
When picnicking, camping, or simply relaxing outdoors, do as we do in Vermont and light a few punk sticks to keep those pesky insects from bugging you.
Punk Sticks
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Store in a zip-lock bag. To use, just stick several into the ground around the perimeter of area chosen. Then light them.The more bugs, the more sticks should be used. Each stick burns about one hour.
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Rated 4 out of 5 by PandoraBlue Stores tea well I have several of these, and they work great for storing tea. They look so much nicer than the bags most loose tea comes in. Word of warning: if you wash them by hand, be sure to dry them immediately. The knob on the inside lid can rust on the bottom (which would be on the inside of the tin). Otherwise, they are a great purchase. October 10, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by Kathy Practical, stylish tea tin I recently bought some Touareg tea and snacks from World Market. Since I was on the hunt for tea tins anyway, I bought four of these. They aren't completely airtight (I filled the tin with water and flipped it upside down), but they get the job done and are much less expensive than many similar tins I've found. I also love that these containers do not use plastic seal lids -- many tins I have found use a plastic cap for the inner seal instead of a metal one, and I'd rather not use plastic. I would not use these to store an expensive tea (as others noted), but they're wonderful for my daily helpings of Gunpowder, Irish Breakfast, and Earl Grey. November 27, 2011
Rated 4 out of 5 by Meg S. I own five of these tins I own several of these. They are not as air-tight as those sold by Teavana but, for the price, they are sufficient. I wouldn't put highly priced tea in them but I put every day green and oolong tea in them: loose and bags. They work very nicely; especially as I go through tea quickly. The tea never stays in there over a few months. They are rather pretty on my shelf, as well. August 11, 2011
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Gardening Articles: Flowers :: Perennials
Low-Maintenance Gardens
by Jane von Trapp
1. Korean boxwood (Buxus microphylla koreana 'Winter Beauty', zones 5-9); 2. Dwarf Japanese garden juniper (Juniperus chinensis procumbens 'Nana', zones 4-9); 3. Climbing hydrangea (Hydrangea anomala petiolaris zones 4-9); 4. Japanese holly (llex crenata 'Convexa', zones 5-9); 5. Weeping Norway spruce (Picea abies 'Pendula', zones 3-7); 6. Bird's nest spruce (Picea abies 'Pumila Nigra', zones 3-8); 7. Dwarf Serbian spruce (Picea omorika 'Nana, zones 4-8); 8. Cinquefoil (Potentilla fruticosa 'Pink Beauty', zones 3-7)
Adapt the suggested plants to your home and region as necessary. The plants are widely available; their recommended USDA Hardiness Zones are noted.
Wouldn't it be wonderful if you could enjoy an attractive, colorful garden without spending all of your free time working at it? It can be done, and all it takes is some knowledge about the right plants and techniques. Find out about easy-care trees, shrubs, and perennials before you plant--and you'll save time and money well into the future.
Five Cardinal Principles
The principles listed here -- in order of importance -- will help you plan low maintenance into your garden:
1. Choose plants that are known to be reliable and problem-free for your area and that won't outgrow the space you are working with.
2. Reduce the size of your lawn or eliminate it entirely.
3. Prepare the soil well before planting so plants get a strong start.
4. Mulch to reduce weeds and conserve soil moisture.
5. If you live where watering is a necessity, install an automatic system, possibly drip.
Right Plant, Right Place
Considering the bewildering array of plants available at nurseries, choosing the best will require a little research.
Start by making a list of plants you like, or look around your neighborhood for interesting options. Consult gardening books or magazine articles to learn about the plants on your list, and enlist the help of a nearby nursery to learn how well local conditions would suit them: whether they grow well where you live, what their mature size is and if it will fit your space, when they bloom, and if they have any problems or special needs.
A common mistake is to choose plants that look just right on planting day, then rapidly outgrow their space, creating a continual maintenance headache. Unlike an interior design that looks best the day it is installed, a landscape design should look best about five years later.
Look for compact varieties of well-known plants. For instance, many traditional favorites, such as spirea, spruce, and holly, are now available in compact forms that are much more likely to suit the scale of today's smaller gardens. Most often these plants have part of their name in single quotes. Examples of compact plants are 'Goldflame' spirea, dwarf Serbian spruce, and 'Red Sprite' winterberry.
Named varieties may offer resistance to pests and diseases that plague the common species. Examples include 'Prairifire' crabapple, which is resistant to both apple scab and fire blight, and 'Carefree Delight' rose, which is rarely troubled by black spot, a common rose disease. Choosing disease-resistant varieties will result in fewer pests, and ultimately this translates into lower maintenance.
Some dwarf conifers, such as bird's nest spruce, grow very slowly, as little as an inch per year. Such slow growers are more expensive initially because a plant that is only 4 to 6 feet tall may be 10 to 15 years old. Growers have invested as much time and materials in these as in ones that are much larger. But the extra initial cost pays off over time because such plants need minimal if any pruning.


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Knowing that this cup of coffee is waiting for me on the other side of the alarm clock makes for a great start to my morning! —Maria Regakis, Somerville, Massachusetts
- 1 cup packed brown sugar
- 4 ounces semisweet chocolate, chopped
- 2 orange peel strips (1 to 3 inches)
- 1/2 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- 1/4 teaspoon ground allspice
- 3 cups hot strong brewed coffee
- 1/2 cup half-and-half cream, warmed
- Optional garnishes: cinnamon sticks, orange peel and whipped cream
- Place the first five ingredients in a blender; cover and process until chocolate is finely chopped. Add coffee; cover and process for 1-2 minutes or until chocolate is melted. Transfer to a small saucepan; heat through.
- Return mixture to blender; add cream. Cover and process until frothy. Strain, discarding solids; serve in mugs. Garnish with cinnamon sticks, orange peel and whipped cream if desired. Yield: 4 servings.
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"For the work and expense of this drink I would not recommend it. We really like trying new coffee drinks. This one was terrible, it was like drinking chocolate sugar water. We even added double the strong coffee and it didn't help. If you looking for something like a Starbucks or Dunkin Donuts drink this is not it."
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"Tasted good, but too many calories for a beverage."
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"Unbelievably yum!!! I will probably cut back on the sugar a little next time, but I love it!"
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An updated version of the state's Health and Human Services Resource Guide is now online at www.health.state.pa.us under the Quick Links tab.
The guide summarizes information about available services and resources for all Pennsylvanians and provides contact information for more than 100 state programs.
"We remain committed to streamlining information about state programs and making our services easy for all residents to access," said Governor Edward G. Rendell. "We hope this updated all-in-one guide helps Pennsylvanians, in all 67 counties, be healthy and live life to the fullest."
Residents can find information about available services such as childcare options, immunization programs, medical assistance, obesity prevention and wellness, and the Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program, or LIHEAP.
The guide was first released in 2006 and mailed to nearly one million low-income households throughout the state. The updated guide is available online for download.
Pennsylvanians can also find information about the state's social services at www.COMPASS.state.pa.us or by calling 1-800-692-7462 from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday – Friday or 9 a.m. – 3 p.m. on Saturday.


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The three best new videos of me of late are: (1) my talk at the Madison Freethought Festival: So…if Jesus Didn't Exist, Where Did He Come from Then? (you can also view a PDF of the slideshow, lacking the animations); (2) my talk the year before for Wichita Rapture Day: You're All Gonna Die!! How the Jews Kept Failing to Predict Doomsday and Caused Christianity Instead (you can also view a PDF of the slideshow, lacking the animations); and (3) my interview for WorldviewNaturalism.com (on how I came to naturalism and what it means for moral theory and the scientific advancement of moral knowledge). That latter site has several other interesting new resources, including interviews with several others and an extensive online catalog of debates.
My Madison talk is essentially a brief précis of what I believe to be the most defensible Jesus myth theory and why it probably better explains the origins of Christianity than traditional theories do. Obviously it's not a proof against all objections, just a quick first glance at what it is and how a defense of it would most likely proceed. My Rapture Day talk, by contrast, operates on the assumption of historicity (sticking to my methodological position that we should assume historicity until a significant segment of the expert community is on board with any alternative, while treating the Jesus myth theory as only a hypothesis, still in need of proper review). However, its analysis would apply equally to a Jesus myth model (with suitable adaptation). I just don't discuss that there.


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Then the problem will be solved with the classical test :
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In the season's last three games, the Pasadena City College football team put legitimate scares into high-ranked teams. Losses to regionally rated No. 10 Allan Hancock, No. 2 Ventura and No. 4 Bakersfield were contests decided in the final quarter with the Lancers as close as a one possession margin of either being ahead or tied.
While the end result was a disappointing 1-9 season for the Lancers, PCC head coach Fred Fimbres wasn't all doom and gloom Saturday night. Following his team's 38-17, season-ending loss to Bakersfield before 2,000-plus, tail-gating fans at Memorial Stadium, Fimbres reflected on the improvement his team displayed in the latter part of the season.
"Earlier in the year, there were points where we were in the game competitively, but then have breakdowns that took us completely out of it," Fimbres said. "Then you look at us in the last three games, and you can pinpoint long periods of time where we were playing great football. The offense was moving and controlling the ball, and the defense was holding the fort to keep us around by the fourth quarter. Sure, we lost the three games, but you can bet there were plenty of sighs of relief by our opponents by the time those games were done. We went down fighting and we had some high-ranked teams on the ropes."
Fimbres pointed out that due to injuries that plagued the team all season, including injuries to two key returning sophomore linebackers in the opening two weeks, the Lancers were utilizing second and third string players at a number of key positions. Despite the short-handed and top heavy freshmen lineups on offense and defense, the team appeared to play far better in the second half of the season.
Against Bakersfield, PCC was tied 7-7 after one quarter, trailed 24-17 by halftime, and were still within a touchdown of tying the game with 11 minutes left in the game. The Renegades (8-2) pressured the Lancers with a punishing pass rush, led by linebacker Keylon Hollis, who made four of Bakersfield's eight sacks and finished with 14 overall tackles.
Bakersfield put the game away on Brian Burrell's third TD pass, an 8-yard throw to tight end Mike Dunn with 10:23 left. Jalen Sykes added a 24-yard scoring run, capping his game-high 166 yards rushing (24 carries) that put him over the 1,000-yard mark for the season.
The Lancers again centered their offense on getting the ball to sophomore transfer running back Zach Sinclair. A week after he gained a team season best 171 yards v. Ventura, Sinclair totaled 253 all-purpose yards. Sinclair amassed 168 of those yards on kick returns, including an electrifying 59-yard return that set up a PCC field goal prior to halftime.
Sinclair gained 70 yards in 14 carries and caught two passes for 15 yards. He made an explosive cut to his left in scoring on a 17-yard touchdown run in the first quarter. That TD was set up by a successful fake punt as reserve quarterback Justin Posthuma took the short snap and lofted a 34-yard pass to linebacker Andrew Medrano that put PCC deep into Bakersfield territory. Medrano later made an interception and a pass break-up on defense.
Quarterback Zeek Julien hit the end zone on a 5-yard option carry in the second quarter. Julien rallied PCC in the first half. Kicker Martin Magana booted a 38-yard field goal with 20 seconds left in the half that cut it to 24-17. A freshman, Magana finished 2012 as the team's leading scorer with 48 points, the first time that a kicker led the Lancers in that department since Dana Barsuhn scored 58 points to lead the squad in 1995.
Freshman defensive lineman Dalyou Pierson made nine tackles, eight solos, and three for lost yardage.
PCC finished last in the SCFA National Northern Conference at 0-6 and has a 10-game losing streak in conference games dating back to last year.
PCC GRIDIRON NOTES: A brightspot in PCC's ball-control offense over the final weeks was the team's revamped offensive line. Center Raul Martinez-Mier, linemen Jose Montes De Oca (converted from defense), Miguel Machado, Jase To'omalatai (only sophomore in the group), Lester Quintana, and Jose Torres opened some holes that allowed the team to develop a strong rushing attack. Fullback Steve Dinov also should receive credit for his fine blocking...Pierson finished fifth in the conference and led the Lancers this year in tackles with 64...Magana became the first kicker since Joe Timchenko in 2001 (11) to boot 10 field goals in a season...With 25 receptions for 360 yards, first-year wide receiver Jeremiah Andrade led the Lancers in receiving only a year after PCC's Wayne Peters led the state in receiving with 81 in 2011. It's the lowest receptions year by a Lancers' leader since 2003...Frosh running back Marciss Grigsby led the Lancers in rushing with 493 yards (Sinclair had 451)...Julien's 876 yards led the team in passing, the lowest leading yards passer since Shane Jackson totaled 715 yards in 2004...It was the first time since 1967 that the Lancers had no individual rush for 500 yards or pass for 1,000 yards in the same season...If you want a preview of the 2013 schedule, just look at this year's schedule as the teams' duplicate their 2012 slate with only the site changing from home games to road games and vice versa.
[Photo--Zeek Julien runs the ball with teammate Marciss Grigsby (28, left) aiding him during PCC's 38-17 season-ending loss at Bakersfield College Saturday, image by Richard Quinton, sports information photographer.]
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On Thursday, October 20, 1955, at approximately 1:45 pm, 20-year-old Elvis Presley's rebel yell of "Wellll, I heard the news, there's good rockin' tonight!" smacked off the auditorium walls of Brooklyn (Ohio) High School, as cameras from Universal – International Pictures filmed, in color, the flashpoint of the birth of rock and roll.
This unseen footage, know today as The Pied Piper of Cleveland, remains the lost, Holy Grail of rock and roll. But not necessarily because of Presley's performance, one of his first out of the South, which by most eyewitness accounts wasn't so spectacularly mind-blowing, or by the appearances of the other, more established acts on the bill. The Pied Piper of Cleveland retains its mystery and allure simply because it has eluded capture for so many years, and because its producer and star, Cleveland top jock Bill Randle, made sure never to answer questions about the film's fate candidly, never letting its tantalizing specter fade from the rock and roll consciousness.
For the last eight years, I've dedicated a considerable amount of time peering through nearly 60 years of Randle's smoke and mirrors, attempting to discern exactly what transpired on that chilly, fall day, in that sleepy suburb of Cleveland. Was this Universal movie short about the day in the life of Randle – the first rockumentary – actually filmed? If so, then what happened to the footage? And if found today, would the results live up to expectations or could they be anything but anti-climatic?
The research supports that the concerts at Brooklyn High and later that evening at St. Michael's Hall were filmed, that someday the footage will surface, and that yes, it will be incredibly amazing to see the raw, untamed, pre-fame Presley splintering the innocent minds of the kids in the crowds.
Chalk up my optimism to an indefatigable treasure hunter spirit in me, which has been lucky enough to make a few exciting discoveries along the quest, and two lifelong friends. One standout discovery was to uncover, preserve and celebrate the legacy of Cleveland deejay Tommy Edwards, with the publishing of my book for Kent State University Press, 1950s Radio in Color - The Lost Photographs of Deejay Tommy Edwards. Edwards was present at the Pied Piper shoots, snapped an iconic color photo of Bill Haley and Presley shaking hands backstage at Brooklyn High, and is the deejay responsible for perhaps the most important photographic and written documentation of 20th century music ever produced.
Since our first contact in November 2006, I've been inspired by my friendship with Edwards' nephew Keith Winters, the owner of the photographs. Winter's unwavering positive outlook on life and his leap of faith in me made the sharing of his uncle's amazing archives possible. Terry Stewart, the President of The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, has been my conspiring ally on all things Pied Piper related. From his first email reply to me in November 2004, where he wrote "I'd love to talk to you... what's your phone number?" through to his spearheading of the Tommy Edwards photography exhibit, currently on display at The Rock Hall, Stewart has been a steadfast supporter and friend. In my recording career, I've met many music industry types who seem to have no affinity with the power and beauty of music, or maybe they understood it once and just lost it somewhere along the way. Not Stewart. He remains passionate about life, madly in love with rock and roll, and always game to hop on a plane and meet me in a Wisconsin basement to look at some old photos.
So, we keep searching in attics, and through hutches and film cans; deep inside dusty filing cabinets and the mists of years passed, because you never know. And 99 percent of the fun is in the thrill of the hunt. Let the hunt continue.
On Wednesday, March 21 at 7 pm, songwriter, musician and author Chris Kennedy and Terry Stewart will tell the stories behind some of Tommy Edwards' photos of rock, pop and country's biggest stars from the Fifties and Sixties. The photos are part of the exhibit 1950s Radio in Color: The Lost Photographs of Deejay Tommy Edwards, now on display at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum. Click here for more information.
About Chris Kennedy:
Songwriter, musician and music historian Christopher Kennedy discovered Cleveland deejay Tommy Edwards' photography collection during his research into the long-lost rock and roll film, The Pied Piper of Cleveland, which is rumored to contain some of the earliest footage of Elvis Presley. Kennedy's discovery resulted in his 2011 book, 1950s Radio in Color, which features more than 200 images from Edwards' collection.


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Donald Emerson Irwin
Position: FB-HB
Height: 6-1 Weight: 196 lbs.
Born: July 22, 1913 in New York, NY
Died: June 8, 1983 in Detroit, MI
High School: Utica Free Academy
College: Colgate (school history)
Drafted by the Boston Redskins in the 7th round (56th overall) of the 1936 NFL Draft.
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Keyboard instruments > 2 Pianos, 4-hands
Robert Schumann
Introduction and Concert Allegro for Piano and Orchestra op. 134
編集者: Ernst Herttrich
ピアノ用スコア: Johannes Umbreit
指使い: Andreas Groethuysen
16.50 €
Urtext Edition, Piano reduction, paperbound
two copies needed for performance
ページ: 35 (VI, 29), 大きさ 23,5 x 31,0 cm
With the "Introduction and Concert Allegro", composed in 1853 and dedicated to Johannes Brahms, we have completed our editions of Schumann's works for piano and orchestra. The famous Piano Concerto in a minor (HN 660) and the exquisite Concert Piece op. 92 (HN 1141) are also available in top Urtext quality. Schumann's original formal design is a particular feature: In opus 134 he streamlines the classical three movement form of the solo concerto – as he had already done in the Concert Piece op. 92 – into one single through-composed movement, and in so doing creates an atmospherically intense dialogue between the piano and orchestra.


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Protecting our animals
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Steve Sulland, Grand Forks I have been following the attempts to increase the penalties for animal abuse for the past several years....
Great Article Steve!! I voted for the measure to protect the animals, but as you said...The powers to be, seem to always use fear tactics and I'm also finding the same thing is happening with the recent abortion bills...From outside interests, to even "Wikipedia" is writing this legislation and the fear tactics that Sitte, Grande and Carlson are putting on these bills are INCREDIBLE!! What's really upsetting is that they are willing to use State money to fund which is the inevitable court costs that are going to come for unconsitutional rights of women..Whew...blows my mind!!!
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safe the horses, kill the babies
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The skeleton in the closet of animal rights supporters are the fanatics who desire more protection for animals than for people. Their behavior is similar to but worse than the Anti-hunting people. Let's fix people abuse first.
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The fact that the opposing groups of Measure 5 are now back pedaling and don't want felony charges makes wonder if these farmers and ranchers are not providing humane conditions. The reason why many believe they fought the Measure in the first place. All they've done is a little tap dance show for everyone only to ask legislators to pull the severity of charges. Especially for those owning horses, cows, pigs etc.
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USES: This combination medication is used to treat symptoms caused by the common cold, flu, allergies, hay fever, or other breathing illnesses (e.g., sinusitis, bronchitis). Dextromethorphan is a cough suppressant that affects a certain part of the brain (cough center), reducing the urge to cough. Decongestants help relieve stuffy nose symptoms. Antihistamines relieve watery eyes, itchy eyes/nose/throat, runny nose, and sneezing.Cough-and-cold products have not been shown to be safe or effective in children younger than 6 years. Therefore, do not use this product to treat cold symptoms in children younger than 6 years unless specifically directed by the doctor. Some products (such as long-acting tablets/capsules) are not recommended for use in children younger than 12 years. Ask your doctor or pharmacist for more details about using your product safely.These products do not cure or shorten the length of the common cold and may cause serious side effects. To decrease the risk for serious side effects, carefully follow all dosage directions. Do not use this product to make a child sleepy. Do not give other cough-and-cold medication that might contain the same or similar ingredients (see also Drug Interactions section). Ask the doctor or pharmacist about other ways to relieve cough and cold symptoms (such as drinking enough fluids, using a humidifier or saline nose drops/spray).
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The Copper Onion restaurant's "Orange Hue" cocktail was chosen as Utah's outstanding drink in New York Magazine. After just three years in business, this local restaurant is moving up the scales of local to national recognition.
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The "Orange Hue" is currently featured on the restaurant's new Spring cocktail menu, and the team who created it received a pleasant surprise. Beverage Director Jimmy Santangelo said, "we received a call from the editor of the magazine explaining that they scoured cocktail menus throughout Utah and our Orange Hue stood out above the rest. We couldn't be more excited."
This award also acknowledges The Copper Onion's dedication to using local ingredients in their original creations. Cinnamon and fresh marmalade give the kick and color to Orange Hue that made it a new and zingy taste sensation. It joins the like of drinks called Smoked Salmon Bloody Mary from Alaska, Black Diamond from Montana, and Desert Scrub from Nevada.
More on the New York Magazine article can be found at the following link: http://newyork.grubstreet.com/2013/04/best-cocktails-in-america.html


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Miami Dolphins allotted $6.438 million to sign rookie class
The Miami Dolphins were assigned $6.438 million in the NFL's rookie pool to sign the team's nine draft picks.
The Dolphins are allowed to dole out a total value of $35.41 million over the next four years to the nine members of the 2012 draft class.
The largest portion of that salary will go to former Texas A&M quarterback Ryan Tannehill, who was the No. 8 pick.
Tennessee quarterback Jake Locker, last year's No. 8 pick, received a four-year contract worth $12.58 million, which was fully guaranteed. Locker received a $7.65 million signing bonus. That's the framework of the deal Tannehill's agent will likely seek. All first-round deals do feature a fifth-year option the club holds.
The Dolphins must also get offensive tackle Jonathan Martin, pass rusher Olivier Vernon, tight end Michael Egnew, tailback Lamar Miller, linebacker Josh Kaddu, defensive tackle Kheeston Randall, and receiver B.J. Cunningham and Rishard Matthews under contract before training camp opens in late July.
The new CBA dictates to every team how much money they can distribute to its draftees. The only thing that is somewhat negotiable for each player is how much of a signing bonus they receive, other bonuses included in the contract, and the percentage of an increase gained over last year's selection at the same spot.
And the rookies are ultimately competing against themselves to determine how big a slice of the $6.438 million rookie pie they receive from the team.
There is very little leverage players hold considering every day of training camp missed subjects them to a $30,000 per day fine. Center Mike Pouncey, last year's first-round pick, missed two days of training camp because of contract related issues.
Entering last week's draft the Dolphins had $6.07 million in cap space, which means it is possible the team might have to release, or restructure the contract of another player to sign the entire rookie class. However, a difference of $370,000 can easily be made up by giving a veteran under contract in 2013 an advance structured as a bonus.
The Dolphins can sign as many players – veteran free agents or undrafted rookies – to minimum contract as they like because only the top 53 salaries count against the salary cap.
This year the NFL expanded training camp rosters from 80 to 90 players. It is unclear at this point whether the Dolphins will carry all 90 players.
The Dolphins will host a rookie camp this weekend, and it will include the draftees, rookie free agent signings, veterans who haven't played in an NFL game, and some rookie tryout participants. The Dolphins have not disclosed their list of rookie signings at this point.


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"I always found myself shopping outside of the Utah market for unique clothing [and] figured I couldn't have been the only one," says Weaver, who launched the men and women's boutique to cater to Utah's style-savvy clientele.
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Weaver has also created a lounge in the center of the shop, inviting clients to relax during their visits to Volt – a move, she says, encourages "guests to slow down and enjoy their retail therapy."
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Football Rolls Again; Team Effort Powers Tigers Over Lafayette 35-14
The Princeton senior class was determined to change the course of the program this year. While the tale is far from written, Saturday's 35-14 victory over Lafayette was another sign that this team is moving in the right direction.
The Tigers raced out to a 29-0 lead after three quarters and never looked back in their second straight dominant win. Princeton, which hadn't won consecutive 20-point games since the conclusion of the 2001 season, now enters the Ivy League schedule with a brand new feeling on its sideline: momentum.
More than any game under the tenure of third-year head coach Bob Surace, this was a complete team effort. The defense, which gave up two touchdowns on long plays with the game well in control, stifled and frustrated Lafayette throughout the first three quarters. Senior Mike Catapano continued his brilliant start to the season with eight tackles, including three for loss, and 2.5 sacks. Classmate Andrew Starks led Princeton with 11 tackles, and added his first interception of the season.
The Starks pick came with Princeton ahead 8-0, and it gave Princeton the ball at the Lafayette 45. Five plays later, quarterback Quinn Epperly faked a handoff and went off the left side of the line 23 yards for an untouched score.
That opened a 15-0 lead, though it wouldn't stay that way for long. Three plays into its ensuing drive, Lafayette quarterback Zach Zweizig was picked off by Phillip Bhaya along the right side of the field. Bhaya caught the ball in perfect stride and was never threatened en route to a 32-yard touchdown return. It was Princeton's first interception return for a touchdown since Week 2 of the 2009 season, a Steven Cody return against Lafayette's most historic rival, Lehigh.
Princeton also got two touchdowns from senior tailback Akil Sharp, who returned from an injury suffered against Georgetown with 16 rushes for 60 yards and two touchdowns. Wideout Roman Wilson added five rushes for 55 yards and a touchdown, while Will Powers had seven rushes for 48 yards.
Altogether, the Tigers ran the ball 54 times for 262 yards and four touchdowns, and they did so with 2011 Ivy League Rookie of the Year Chuck Dibilio watching from the stands; Dibilio, who set an Ivy rushing record for a true freshman last season, is unable to play this season after suffering a stroke in January, but his presence thrilled head coach Bob Surace after the game.
There was plenty to excite Surace during the game as well, but those feelings will quickly turn towards an Ivy League showdown against Brown next Saturday at noon. That game will be televised live on the NBC Sports Network. Princeton will look to join Harvard, and potentially Penn, as the lone unbeatens in Ivy play when it finally makes its return to Powers Field.
• Saturday's victory was Princeton's first over a team with a winning record since Week 7 of the 2007 season, when the Tigers defeated a 4-2 Cornell team 34-31.
• Over the span of four straight quarters (the final two at Columbia and the first half at Lafayette), Princeton allowed a total of three rushing yards.


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The Rock Hall is officially designating the ACL studio as an historic rock and roll site as a part of the Museum's Landmark Series. The studio is the home of the groundbreaking television series that uniquely represents more than three decades of some of rock and roll's most influential artists and their performances – from iconic musicians to cutting-edge talent. It's one of the most significant archives that documents the American culture and shares the Rock Hall's mission of collecting, preserving and interpreting the rock and roll story.
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It's hard to believe the Rock Hall's new Library and Archives has already been open for a year. Ever since we first opened our doors to the public in January 2012, visitors of all kinds have been steadily flowing in to use our resources for their research and to expand their knowledge of rock and roll and its history.
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The aroma of the gummis is unmistakeable. They're Lifesavers all right. It's the smell I remember from when I was a kid. It's fruit punchy with a strong hint of cherry. The shapes are cute: smiling jack-o-lanterns, witch heads, black cats, ghosts.
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These gummis just reminded me how much I miss the 5 flavor Lifesavers from my youth: lemon, lime, orange, pineapple and cherry. Nostalgia aside, I liked these flavors and the came across as fun and the shapes were certainly in the spirit of Halloween. The jack-o-lantern one is my favorite!
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As a first year student, you won't have much choice in your curriculum. However, for your second and third years, select classes based on your career goals. Talk to attorneys in the field you hope to practice in and find out what classes they value when hiring new associates: What classes will they look for on your transcript? What classes could give you the edge over another applicant?
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Full SubmissionJoint Submission to the UN Conference on Sustainable Development, Rio+20:
A pledge to phase out fossil-fuel subsidies
This submission proposes that, at the UN Conference on Sustainable Development on June 4-6, 2012, countries adopt a pledge to phase out fossil-fuel subsidies and provide the necessary technical and financial support to assist developing countries reform their subsidies. Fossil-fuel subsidy reform has become an international priority. Already, 53 countries in the G-20 and APEC forums have committed to phasing out fossil-fuel subsidies over the medium term. The United Nations Conference on Sustainable Development, Rio+20, is an opportunity to expand that commitment, and to broaden the pledge beyond the G-20 and APEC countries. From a sustainable development perspective there is a strong argument for reforming fossil-fuel subsidies. If the goal of sustainable development is the balancing of economic, environmental and social considerations, then fossil-fuel subsidy reform delivers on all three fronts: 1. Fossil-fuel subsidies are costly. Global fossil-fuel consumption subsidies amounted to US$409 billion in 2010 (International Energy Agency (IEA), 2011). In addition, the OECD estimates that subsidies for fossil-fuel production and consumption in its member countries cost US$45-75 billion annually (OECD, 2011). Globally, producer subsidies are estimated by the GSI to be at least US$100 billion annually (GSI, 2010). 2. Phasing out fossil-fuel subsidies would reduce growth in global energy demand by 4.1% and carbon dioxide emissions by 4.7% by 2020 (IEA, 2011). Fossil-fuel subsidies create incentives for higher levels of consumption, which in turn produce more local and global pollutants on behalf of both industry and consumers. 3. Fossil-fuel subsidies are socially regressive; the IEA estimates that only 8% of the US$409 billion spent subsidizing fossil-fuel consumption went to the poorest 20% of the population. While fossil-fuel subsidies are often designed for the interests of poorer populations, they typically benefit medium- to high-income households or lead to diversion. Subsidy reform should be complemented with measures to protect poor and vulnerable groups in society. The G-20 and APEC commitments have helped to raise the political importance of subsidy reform and have led to increased international activity on the issue. Building on that foundation, we encourage United Nations Member States to use Rio+20 to widen the country coverage of the reform commitments and endorse a comprehensive strategy for fossil-fuel subsidy reform, including technical and financial assistance for developing countries. By adopting a pledge to phase out fossil-fuel subsidies at Rio+20, Member States would show their commitment to an important means to achieving sustainable development. The pledge could also be expanded to include subsidies to other energy sources, such as nuclear, for greater impact. The undersigned organisations propose that countries adopt the follow pledge: COUNTRIES PLEDGE TO: 1. Phase out fossil-fuel subsidies that undermine sustainable development. 2. Assist developing countries to phase out fossil-fuel subsidies that undermine sustainable development. IN ADDITION, COUNTRIES PLEDGE TO PROVIDE THE FOLLOWING SUPPORTING MEASURES: 1. Reporting and Review Countries commit to annual reporting of: a. Prices they charge each consumer group for each energy product. These reports should be delivered to an international organisation such as the IEA, a UN agency or another organisation experienced in collecting data. b. Subsidies they grant to fossil-fuel consumers and producers. Existing reporting mechanisms, such as the World Trade Organization?s Agreement on Subsidies and Countervailing Measures (ASCM) or UNFCCC National Communications, are recommended for this process. 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Let beasthaxorus back into the family.
Heh the voice of Authority.
Haha not on your MODship Lord.
Your an absolutely wonderful man, any girl that is yours is lucky and I know that from personal experience. ~KMT
They will be sorted out...In good time, friend. In good time...
He's definitely calmed down a lot, that rascal beasthaxorus. I just don't see why can't just give him a chance...
beastcockasaurus's giant beast cock will never again grace the planes of misc as long as im alive and well
.....That sounds harsh.
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~ I have said nothing because there is nothing I can say that would describe how I feel as perfectly as you deserve it. -- Kyle Schmidt ~
~Silence is one of the hardest arguments to refute. -- Josh Billings ~
* dragon_berry**Fallen_Wings*
Listen, God, at some point in every young man's life, he faces a challenging decision to make pertaining to posting permissions on a Pokemon forum. I don't want you to wake up a year from now and wonder where it all went wrong.
It took Ed over three years to get back on Misc., it's gonna be a lot longer than a month to get beastality back on.
Your an absolutely wonderful man, any girl that is yours is lucky and I know that from personal experience. ~KMT


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JSE keeps getting some things back in stock but they don't last long.
JSE Surplus - 14.5"
the BB are on the main page --
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ZF-6964: Zend_Soap_AutoDiscover: Allow webservices to return void
When using AutoDiscover, it is currently not possible to have a method returning nothing (=void). When the portType is created, it references a message not included in the WSDL. f.e. the attached dummy-webservice creates a porttype:
from this code:
class TestService {
* @param string $data
* @return void
public function update($data)
// do something with $data
// $operation_failed = true;
if($operation_failed) {
throw new SoapFault('Server', 'that did not work!');
without including tns:updateResponse
the fix is easy, AutoDiscover simply has to include an empty message, see patch
Testservice and client to reproduce Patch to fix AutoDiscover.php
This should already be fixed in ZF-6689, which was released with 1.8.3
really, was it? ;-)
However I tried svn trunk, which shows a different problem: Because return-void-functions are mapped to one-way-functions, the client does not wait for the soap-server (which is expected), which means it never gets the exception. (Unless called with feature SOAP_WAIT_ONE_WAY_CALLS of course) Ie. one-way-functions are functions that return no information to the caller, however in my use-case the function does return a bit of information: the presense or absense of an exception (SoapFault). (In the past I circumvented this with "@return boolean unused", but that is not clean code ;-) )
I have patched AutoDiscover.php further to check for a "@throws" in the functions/methods doc-block and only handle functions without this tag as one-way-functions. (I have however only tested this with php as client (and the eclipse-ws-explorer, which however waits for one-way-calls)) The patch simply sets isOneWayMessage back to false, the rest of the code does "the right thing" (IMHO) already, ie pass an empty array to addMessage.
This issue isn't fixed because of not generating one-way-operation "style" port bindings.
The port operation is created either one-way or two-way, but the binding is always created two-way. In ZF1.9.2/Zend/Soap/AutoDiscover.php:417 the binding operation mustn't have the output parameter for one-way operations.
re-opened because of said problems.
Bulk change of all issues last updated before 1st January 2010 as "Won't Fix".
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Smiles all around as Buckeyes prepare for 2013
August 15, 2013 COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — Braxton Miller smiles when the prospect of a bowl trip comes up in the conversatio. more »»
Buckeyes to End Workouts With Cincinnati Trip
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October 14, 2012 BLOOMINGTON, Ind — Braxton Miller had all the offensive answers for No. 8 Ohio State on Saturday night. He ran for a 67-yard touchdown. He threw TD passes of 60 and 46 yards. more »»
Sore Buckeyes looking to maintain hex on Indiana
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Miller's 186 yards, big plays spur Buckeyes, 63-38
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Ohio State Hangs On
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Ohio State Remains Unbeaten
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When you're as amazing an actress as Diane Keaton, it makes perfect sense that you would promote your new book with a video trailer.
And as we've come to expect from her, Keaton's preview of her memoir focusing on her mother, Dorothy Hall, who died in 2008, foreshadows a life story full of humor, warmth and charm. Then Again comes out today. But to tide you over until you get to the bookstore—or download the e-version—here are some snippets from the trailer from Keaton, 65.
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Can we get Melo involved?
Stat really asserting himself tonight
wow refs are not calling anything
Bring Baron and some of the bench in keep, the lead alive please
Fields does not like passing to Melo in the post.
STAT is heating up. He will be on fire come play off time..
What happened to the Lin pick n rolls?
That was our bread and butter.
WOW....fouls all over the place and refs are truly letting them play.....I love it....stay scrappy KNICKS!