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College Hockey:Kill Or Be Killed
ST. LOUIS — The simple fact of penalty killing is that even when you're at your best, a good effort can beat you.
North Dakota players knew what was coming Thursday night and executed accordingly, they said. Still, Boston College scored three times with the man advantage and ended the Sioux's season.
"That's how special teams is sometimes," Sioux defenseman Taylor Chorney said. "You never know with that."
It wasn't the only cause for a 6-4 loss in the national semifinals at Scottrade Center, but it was a primary one because of the significance of the goals.
Boston College replied to North Dakota goals with a power-play score twice in the first two periods, never letting the Sioux get comfortable with a lead.
And Nathan Gerbe's late-third-period goal gave the Eagles the lead for good, making the Eagles 3-for-7 on the power play.
"BC played great," North Dakota senior captain Chris Porter said. "We knew what to expect coming into the game. The coaches had us prepared. We knew exactly what we were faced with. They executed what they wanted to do real well."
Porter, playing his WCHA-record 175th consecutive game, was in the penalty box three times Thursday. On the first, BC's Dan Bertram evened the game at 1-1. Porter was on the ice for the other two Eagles power-play goals.
"We weren't surprised in any way," he said. "I guess you've got to give some credit to them. They played a great game. Penalty kill, power play was a difference in the game. They won that battle, and I guess that's the reason they won the game."
Jonathan Toews, Brian Lee and Taylor Chorney also were on the penalty kill for two BC goals, partially a function of how much time they spend on the ice.
All are members of both the Sioux power play and penalty kill, and with 14 power plays between the teams Thursday, they were called on to play a significant number of minutes.
"I think what caused problems for our penalty kill tonight was fatigue," North Dakota coach Dave Hakstol said. "At least twice tonight, we took two minor penalties in a row. That has a way of wearing down your penalty kill. Penalty killing is hard work. You have to have energy, you have to play with some speed and quickness. When you lack a little bit of energy, it's advantage to the power play."
The Sioux didn't help themselves on occasion, Hakstol said.
The UND coach, who made his third Frozen Four appearance in three years in the job, pointed to two or three times his team failed to get the puck deep into the Eagles zone. That, he said, resulted in UND penalties in its defensive zone.
A pair of third-period penalties cost the Sioux. Porter was called for charging with 6:11 remaining and the Sioux down 3-2. North Dakota sophomore T.J. Oshie scored a shorthanded goal to tie the game, but just 25 seconds later, Joe Finley went to the penalty box.
It took Gerbe and the Eagles only seven seconds to take the lead again.
"We didn't have a bad penalty kill," Oshie said. "They were just moving the puck well and taking what we weren't taking away. If we were doing good on the points, they made good plays in hitting the low guys. We keyed on their guy in the middle because they wanted to run the box and one. We shut him down, they gave it to the point and they got a good shot. They took what we gave them, and it's really unfortunate that we lost the special teams battle tonight."
UND allowed three power-play goals for the third time this season, and allowed two or more for the 12th time.
But the outing didn't match how the Sioux got to the Frozen Four. They had killed 61 of 67 penalties (91 percent) in their last 12 games entering Thursday.
"They did a good job of making plays down low," Chorney said of the Eagles. "The way we play our penalty kill, if people are getting shots through then things start to break down a little bit. I think that had something to do with it. They weren't afraid to shoot the puck.
"You've got to give them a lot of credit. They had the same five guys out there pretty much the entire two minutes, and those are five skilled players. We had a couple chances where we could have gotten the puck out of the zone, and those things come back to bite you in the butt. I give a lot of credit to their power play."
The North Dakota loss means the WCHA won't have a team in the national championship game for the first time in eight years, and the league won't win the title for the first time in six years.
The Sioux have been to three straight Frozen Fours, but they have been to the championship game only once — a loss to Denver in 2005.
"There was a lot of emotion in the locker room, especially out of our seniors," Oshie said. "They've battled, they've been great leaders. They definitely deserved a national championship. They deserved to win tonight, and it's real unfortunate that we couldn't get them that."
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I. The Trade Post Scam - I have done my share of trolling the internet on many gold guide sites (I even bought a few for research purposes) and I can tell you that most guides tell you to 'try' this. Every time they describe this dirty way of selling your items they preface the discussion with "Oh I did this once but please don't do it" or "This is good once but after that your reputation will suffer." It's all BS. They want people to do this because it works and is an easy way to make money.
- Step 1: Player places a semi-rare item on the AH for about 120% of what it is worth.
- Step 2: Said player gets on an alt and asks in trade for the item at 130% of normal value. They will most likely be in shattrath.
- Step 3: You go on the ah and buy it thinking you are going to resell for that little bit extra right away.
- Step 4: BAM! You got hosed.
If you ever see an item selling for MORE then it's normal value and someone asking in trade for it at an EVEN MORE EXTREME value... don't buy it. This trick is down right dirty trading and not worth the fallout.
II. The AH King Pin - You're going to run into complete AH jerks more then once, I guarantee it. Anytime you enter a new market watch out for these people as they will see you as a serious threat and attempt to drive you away. First off, always check auctions for a few days before you begin serious trading (more then 5 stacks of whatever item per day). If you see the same person posting DIFFERENT prices each day depending on the market then this person is most likely an AH snob. They will undercut you by a silver and do it in tremendous quantities so it's better to spot these goons early rather then after you've saved up 50 stacks worth of an item. Getting into a bidding war is often risky since they will most likely have way more items saved then you and eventually they'll beat you down, regardless of their individual losses.
So how do you avoid this person? Well I did mention that you should check to see if these people exist in a market before entering it in force (selling one or two of any item will not set these people into a bidding war) but the #1 way to prevent a confrontation is to set a price with the person. Maybe you will sell stacks of 5 and he'll sell stacks of 20 or something along those lines. If they want to be a pain then just sell one or two items a day at prime time and avoid stockpiling the items beyond two or three stacks.
Remember that you don't want to put all your eggs into one basket, so diversify your options and never get bottleknecked into selling only one item. This strategy is the best way to make money on the AH and buffers against AH king pins barging in with guild banks stocked with any one item.
III. The Hidden Overpriced Buyout - Anyone who has fallen to this trick was probably tired or rushed or a combination of both. Basically, a person puts items up in stacks of let's say 5 each for 20 gold. Say they put up ten stacks of the item but one of the stacks only has one item in it instead of five. Unfortuenately, the AH won't sort this item out of the list of other ones, so you will end up with a 'trick' stack costing the same as the others and looking almost identical to a weary or rushed buyer. Only way to avoid this is to pay attention to what you're doing at all times.
Hopefully this post openned your eyes to some things to expect from this greedy wow world we live in. Another scam to watch out for is loot cards. DON'T EVER BUY LOOT CODES. They are going to be 99.999999999999(repeating)% of the time scams.


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Interviewers, inevitably, seek the ideal candidate. To become this perfect hire, put yourself in the mind of the interviewer. Take a good look at yourself. What does this person look like? How does this person dress, and carry him or herself? Which qualities does this interviewee demonstrate in his or her answers? Increasingly, interviewers will ask behavioral questions -- questions that seek to understand you through the prism of your past behavior and accomplishments. Here's a look at some questions you might receive. These questions are designed to assess your organizational skills and attention to detail.
Organization and attention to detail
In order to plan for the future, you've got to be organized enough to have the present situation under control. In an interview situation, organizational ability can be implied in the way you dress, groom yourself, and handle the papers you bring with you. (Even something tiny, like forgetting a notepad and having to ask your interviewer for note paper, can peg you, unfairly, as a slacker.) It can also be demonstrated in the way you carefully structure your answers by revealing your careful attention to process when describing past experiences.
Mastery of even the smallest details is a crucial part of any job. If a person can't master the smaller details, no matter what the position, they'll have trouble advancing in the industry. As mentioned, your resume and cover letter are good places to start demonstrating an attention to detail. There is no reason why these documents shouldn't be perfect. You don't want your career to be put on hold because you tripped over a misspelling in a cover letter.
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- Bananas make a nutritious snack! They are a great source of energy and contain lots of vitamins and minerals, especially potassium, which is important to help cells, nerves and muscles in your body to work properly and it helps to lower blood pressure. They have a thick skin to protect them, which is green before bananas are ripe, and get more yellow in colour and sweeter in taste as they ripen. We peel away the skin and eat the soft fleshy part of the fruit underneath. Bananas grow in hanging clusters, sometimes called hands, on the banana plant in tropical regions like Southeast Asia. You can eat them raw, baked, dried or in a smoothie. Why don't you try mashing it up and have it with yoghurt or porridge or even on brown toast?
- Basil is highly recommended for nausea as well as travel sickness, due to its antispasmodic properties.
Basil aids digestion as it promotes saliva production, enabling the body to digest food more effectively.
Fresh basil is full of folic acid, whilst dried basil is great for potassium, calcium and iron. Dried basil is excellent for the respiratory system, and is used in the treatment of throat and nose infections
- Beetroot has no fat, is very low in calories and is full of fibre.
Beetroot is brimming with minerals and vitamins. It helps in the treatment of anaemia as it has blood cleansing qualities. Beetroot has been used to treat cancer in mainland Europe for many years as it contains certain anti-carcinogens.
Beetroot is also said to up your intake of oxygen by 400%.
Bitter Gourd
- Bitter gourds are very low in calories but dense with precious nutrients. It is an excellent source of vitamins B1, B2, and B3, C, magnesium, folic acid, zinc, phosphorus, manganese, and has high dietary fiber. It is rich in iron, contains twice the beta-carotene of broccoli, twice the calcium of spinach, and twice the potassium of a banana.
- Bitter melon contains a unique phyto-constituent that has been confirmed to have a hypoglycemic effect called charantin. There is also another insulin-like compound known as polypeptide P which have been suggested as insulin replacement in some diabetic patients.
- The antioxidants in blackberries are said to prevent cancer.
- Blackberries are deemed to be an astringent due to their tannin content. Hence, they help blood flow and are effective in the reduction of skin and mouth rashes.
- Blackberries are meant to alleviate haemorrhoids.
- They are also a great source of pectin, a soluble fibre. Too many blackberries, however, can lead to constipation.
Bok Choy
- Bok choy, otherwise known as bak choi, paak choi, Chinese chard cabbage and Chinese mustard cabbage is a vegetable that resembles celery although it is actually a member of the cabbage family.
- It has thick, white stalks and dark green leaves that have a round shape.
- The nutrition offered in bok choy is similar to that of other cabbage.
- It contains vitamins A and C and some B vitamins and it's a good source of folate. You can also receive small amounts of calcium from bok choy, which is helpful for those who struggle to get enough calcium in their diets.
- Broccoli contains a great deal of Vitamin C, essential for good overall health.
- This vegetable also helps the body absorb iron, crucial for the healthy working of cells in the body.
- It is considered to prevent cataracts, as well as to keep colds at bay.
- Broccoli contains a high level of folic acid which helps women maintain normal tissue growth. Therefore, it is a crucial food for pregnant mothers.
- The high potassium levels in broccoli can reduce high blood pressure, with high levels of calcium combating osteoporosis.
- Broccoli is rich in fibre which assists the effective functioning of the gastrointestinal tract function as well as lowering cholesterol.
- Recently broccoli has been promoted as healthy due to three things found in it; indole-3-carbinol, which prevents hormone-related cancers, like prostate and breast cancer.
- It is also considered to help keep diabetes, colonic cancer, stomach cancer, lung cancer, heart disease and arthritis at bay.
Brussels Sprout
- Brussels sprouts are like mini cabbages! They grow out of the ground in knobbly rows on a long tough stalk. They contain loads of vitamin C. Can you guess which country BRUSSELS sprouts originally came from? Well, Brussels is the capital city of Belgium!


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The Miami Rugby Football Club (RFC) defeated the Fort Lauderdale Knights RFC Saturday afternoon 37 to 10 to at the National Training Center in Clermont, Fla. With this win, Miami claims the Florida Rugby Union's (FRU) Division II (D-II) Championship. Miami finishes the in-state portion of its schedule with a record of ten wins and one loss, while Fort Lauderdale finishes with seven wins and four losses.
Gainesville surprises Sarasota to seal D-III Championship
Just prior to the Miami v. Fort Lauderdale match, the Gainesville Hogs RFC took on the undefeated Sarasota Surge in Clermont to determine which club would be crowned the FRU Division III (D-II) Champions. In the game, the Hogs defeated the Surge 20 to 16 to take the D-III Championship. Both clubs finish in-state play with a record of six wins and one loss. Carlos Velazquez of Rugby in Florida interviewed Kerri O'Mally, head coach of the Gainesville Hogs, said winning the D-III Championship took "months of training, and working to minimize penalties."
More details to come regarding next round for the four Florida Clubs
While all of the details are not available regarding the next round of the D-II and D-III Championships, an anonymous source provided this much information Sunday evening about where the four Florida clubs will travel next: "As the Florida Champion we now move on to the Southern District Conference Finals May 3 and 4 in North Carolina between Florida, Georgia, North Carolina and South Carolina clubs."
UCF crushes FSU to claim SIRC Championship
In collegiate action, the University of Central Florida (UCF) Knights RFC crushed the Florida State University (FSU) Seminoles by a score of 106 to 0 Sunday afternoon in Atlanta, Ga. This victory secured the Southern Independent Rugby Conference Championship. With this win, the Knights advance to the Division I-AA Sweet Sixteen. Additional details on the next round of the playoffs, to be played the last weekend of April in Knoxville, Tenn., will be provided as they become available.
Keep up to date with the latest rugby playoff action
To keep up to date with the latest rugby playoff action that awaits the advancing Florida clubs, please visit the website and Facebook page for Rugby in Florida, the website for the Florida Rugby Union, and the website and Facebook page for Rugby Magazine.


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Music fans traveling to Berlin, Germany this summer will find a real treat in "David Bowie," a multimedia show focusing on the career of one of the most influential musicians of the past half-century.
Scheduled to open May 20 and run through August 10 in the city's Martin-Gropius-Bau exhibition hall, the retrospective will feature clothing items like the bodysuits Bowie wore for the "Ziggy Stardust" and "Aladdin Sane" tours as well as the Union Jack jacket he posed in for the cover of the "Earthling" album.
Photos by the likes of Helmut Newton, Herb Ritts and Brian Duffy will be on display as will original album cover artworks. Some of Bowie's own musical instruments will be on display alongside everything from hand-written song lyrics to full stage sets. Excerpts from Bowie's film, music video and live performances will be shown as well.
Bowie was a Berlin resident for a couple of years in the 1970s and famously recorded a trio of albums there; "Low," "Lodger" and "Heroes." Artifacts and memorabilia relating to this era, cited by critics as one of Bowie's most creative periods, will also be on display.
A special Sennheiser sound and vision system will activate audio and video presentations as exhibit-goers approach many of the installations. All in all, the exhibit will present about 300 Bowie-related items that have never been exhibited together before.
The "David Bowie" exhibit is curated by the Victoria and Albert Museum of London. For ticket information visit the official "David Bowie" exhibit website.
To plan your trip to Berlin, go to the Visit Berlin website.


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She traveled to what was then known as British Somaliland, now a semi-independent republic of Somalia. I'll let reader Stijn tell the rest of the story (from comments):
Edith Cole (1859-1940) was a English lady that lived in Woodhay, Hampshire, England. Her father has done good business that enabled to familie live a prosperous life in wealth.
She was befriended with mrs. E. Lort-Philips, which was the wife of a explorist/big game shooter.
In early 1895 they (Miss Edith Cole, mr. and mrs. Lort-Philips, mr. Aylmer) went to Berbera, British Somaliland. From there they made a 3 month expedition in the Golis Mountains.
During that trips, the men collected animals (they shot them firts that is), while the ladies collected butterflies and plants. One of these is Edithcolea grandis, named after Edith Cole.
I'm currently collecting info about this expedition and it's members. I've some letters, articles and maps that help me reconstruct the expedition.
Here's the plant in question, named for Edith:
That is some flower.
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Christine Says:
May 28th, 2010 at 7:17 am
Whoa. That is awesome. Looks like it might attract flies or carnivores to pollinate it?
Cactus Says:
May 28th, 2010 at 12:18 pm
It's all about the flies. We have a couple new stapeliads coming out next week, and they already stink.
Christine Says:
June 1st, 2010 at 7:54 am
So zombies are your target market? Cool!
elizabeth Says:
August 17th, 2012 at 2:30 pm
I am very interested in knowing what your interest is as Edith Cole was my great aunt


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KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Ryan Cook thought about the assembled stars and wondered whether he belonged.
"Sometimes I'm like, 'Huh, I don't know,'" Oakland's rookie closer said before adding: "When we get on the field, I think I fit in just fine."
He is among a record five rookie All-Stars picked for Tuesday night's game, joined by Washington outfielder Bryce Harper, Los Angeles Angels outfielder Mike Trout, Texas pitcher Yu Darvish and Arizona pitcher Wade Miley.
When Miley arrived for spring training, he wasn't thinking about taking his place among the Jeters and Verlanders.
"I was kind of packed to go to Reno," he said. "I was surprised I made the team and in the same sense thrilled."
Before coming to the U.S. during the offseason, Darvish was a five-time All-Star in Japan's Pacific League. Those All-Star games are nothing like this one.
"They build up this event a lot more here," he said through a translator. "I know how special it is to be selected."
Harper, just 19, and the 20-year-old Trout form baseball's youthful dynamic duo.
Harper is the youngest position player in All-Star history and a key part of the Washington Nationals' emergence as a first-place team. Trout, a year older, is leading the American League in hitting and helping the Los Angeles Angels turn around their season after a sloppy start.
Coincidentally, both came up to the major leagues on April 28, Harper for his debut and Trout for his return following a pair of stints last year.
In a room full of baseball's best, even the veterans are taking notice of Harper and Trout.
"Speed. Power. Excitement. Youth. Energy," Yankees center fielder Curtis Granderson said. "If they are able to stay healthy, they can completely transform the game as they get, five, 10, 15 years of big league time."
For now, both will start Tuesday night's game on the bench.
With the result determining home-field advantage in the World Series for the 10th straight year, AL manager Ron Washington will start reigning MVP and Cy Young Award winner Justin Verlander. The NL's Tony La Russa, the first inactive All-Star manager since the AL's Bob Lemon in 1979, chose San Francisco's Matt Cain — coming off a perfect game last month — over knuckleballer R.A. Dickey of the New York Mets.
Trout was on a flight from Salt Lake City to Cleveland when he saw on Twitter that Harper was being called up the same day. Trout hadn't let many people know he was joining the big league team.
"Knowing he was getting called up that same day was pretty funny," Trout said.
A son of former Minnesota minor league infielder Jeff Trout, Mike was taken by the Angels with the 25th pick in the first round of the 2009 amateur draft. Idolizing Derek Jeter, he played shortstop at Millville Senior High in New Jersey until he was moved to the outfield in his senior year. He understands why he lasted so late in the first round.
"A lot of risk. East Coast kid. Didn't play all year," he said. "You look at the teams in Florida and California, they've got perfect weather all year. They can play all year."
Harper had the greater renown, appearing on the cover of Sports Illustrated when he was just 16 with the headline "CHOSEN ONE." With sunglasses hanging from the top of his shirt and a neatly cropped beard, he has the big league look. A hint of acne reveals he's still a teenager.
"So much pressure — no, I'm just kidding," he said, joshing with the media.
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crimsonsunsets22 wrote:That's alright, just didn't know what was going on 'cause we hadn't heard from you. If you already have it done, you can go ahead and post it, and I'll score it for you and update the wall and model list so you can continue on to do Assignment 3 But pleaseplaseplease lemme know if you think you'lll need an extension in the future.
CookieDough987 wrote:Congrats to Pink, again! Who will beat you? Thank you very much for the scores! Seen it and love the assignment! Super creative.
crimsonsunsets22 wrote:Ah, I love your entries, Amy! I'll post up your scores for Assignment 2 once I receive 'em, and I'll add your assignment 3 to the front page now.
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{top: vintage sweater: madewell pants & bag: marc by marc jacobs jacket: primark hat: asos shoes: opening ceremony jewels: jennifer meyer & david yurman}
The weather in LA has been pretty finicky, one minute it's sweltering and the next it feels like I'm going to be blown away by the gusty wind. I've been sticking to pants mostly just to be safe – I don't want to have any peep shows while walking home from work (I've learned my lesson one too many times)! Even though I've been dressing more casual than usual, I've been adding fun accessories to keep things interesting. I've been living in my new opening ceremony booties (thanks to my boyfriend's mom) and have pulled out my all-time favorite hat to get some use out of before it really starts heating up. The good thing about a laid back get-up is you have more leeway when it comes to wearing outlandish items; and you gotta love that!


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A remittance transfer means the electronic transfer of funds requested by a sender to a designated recipient that is sent by a remittance transfer provider (including, but not limited to, financial institutions). This includes transfers sent by a natural person in the US to a natural person or business in a foreign country. It applies to accountholders and non‐accountholders and also to transactions (such as wires) that are normally excluded from coverage under Regulation E.
If the credit union chooses to offer wire transfers and ACH or other electronic transfers to foreign countries, it must comply with these new requirements beginning in February:
· Policies and procedures for resolving errors and maintaining records
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TUPELO – The Tree of Life Free Clinic is sinking its teeth into a new project.
The medical mission clinic, which started in January 2010 and opens twice a month, is proceeding with plans to create an addition to house basic dental services.
"We see 225 to 250 patients a month," said Joe Bailey, founder and president of the clinic. "Many of them have very poor dental health. … We see a huge need for basic dental care."
The clinic's board approved the project this week and will next apply for the required permits from the city of Tupelo, Bailey said.
Builder Danny Hester of Calvary Baptist Church and the Harrisburg Baptist Church mission construction team will lead the building effort with assistance from other volunteers.
The addition will be built behind the clinic, which is at 541 W. Main St.
Dental equipment already has been donated and a number of dentists have committed to staffing the clinic. A $20,000 grant from the Dorothy D. and George H. Ruff Foundation will pay for the construction supplies, Bailey said.
Initially, the basic dental care will primarily be extractions.
"At this point, our goal is to get people out of pain," said Tupelo dentist Dr. Beth Shelton, who has been working closely with Dr. Mindy Austin, a Tupelo dentist and Tree of Life board member, on plans for the dental clinic. "We have aspirations to do more," she said, referring to such treatments as cleanings and simple restorative work-like fillings.
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Today, Jan 30 2014, Philadelphia Police identified one such team. They have been in operation for months and police said they are responsible for multiple thefts in the area. The video that accompanies this article shows how they work. Look for them. There are clear photos in this article that are in the slide show. The suspects may have tossed the clothes , it does not matter. They wore them in the video and that means people know who they are. They have seen someone in the same clothes. It gets easier. The cops know who they are. They just don't know where they are.
The suspects are identified as :Timothy Mosley has several address which are from the 400 block of Sharon Avenue, Sharon Hill, PA 19079, 1200 block of South 53rd Street, 20 block of North 62nd Street, and the 1200 block of South 53rd Street.
James Black is known to operate a 1990 Cadillac Deville Coupe (2 door), tan in color, with a PA Tag of JHY-8788. His last known address is from the 500 block of North 59th Street.
Renza Sheaff also known as Tina Hainey who has also used the name as Robin Davis in the past as well as numerous other names. Sheaff previously resided on the 2600 block of South 80th Street and the 20 block of North 62nd Street.
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The Great Horned Owls are back in Rocky Mountain National Park! We saw our first ones today on Old Fall River Road. It was so good to see them back again.
The female Great Horned Owl has been sitting on her nest now for 34 straight days. The male comes and feeds her, but she hasn't moved. Her eggs should hatch sometime in the next week.
The male Great Horned Owl is perched in a tree nearby so he can keep watch over the female sitting on her nest way up high in the Ponderosa Pine tree. We were told that yesterday he perched right near her in the nest while a flock of Ravens tormented her, trying to get her to move off of her nest so they could get the eggs.
The first photograph is of the male keeping watch from the dead tree. The second photograph is the female sitting on her nest. You can just about make out her little tufted ears through the branches.
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The GCC Steering Committee appointed me to the role of GCC Release Manager on March 22, 2000, as part of the GCC 3.0 release cycle. Eleven years and umpteen releases later, it's time for me to relinquish that position. I am just as interested in GCC as ever, but I simply no longer have the time to contribute to GCC on a day-to-day basis. Fortunately, in 2008, the GCC SC added three co-RMs: Jakub Jelinek, Joseph Myers, and Richard Guenther. The three of them have shouldered the majority of the load over the past couple of years. The SC collectively and I personally have every confidence in their ability to do continue onwards. In fact, I have no doubt that they will do a better job together of managing future releases than I did. During my tenure as RM, I received the support, kind words, and constructive criticism of many, many people -- far too many to name. I am very grateful for all of that and, more generally, for having had the opportunity to be involved in such an important open-source project. Thank you, -- -- Mark Mitchell CodeSourcery / Mentor Graphics mark <at> codesourcery.com (650) 331-3385 x713


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What advice would you give someone starting this project? It can be difficult to keep count at first, but after the 2nd or 3rd row, you become accustomed to the rhythm. Ripples are a really easy pattern to change, so don't be afraid to try adding more decreases in the valley or less; more increases up top the hills. Ripples also allow for lots of variation in stripe widths as well as color... Love this pattern... x
I love the colors you have choosen, I still consider myself a beginner and I am working on my first ripple blanket , using Lucy's from Attic 24 pattern also. I just adore her blog! She give such inspiration and is one of the biggest reasons behind me wanting to learn! Love every thing you have made! Thanks for sharing !
not able to find the rugby ripple pattern. the neat ripple is what's underneath this picture.
The pattern for this can be found at http://attic24.typepad.com/weblog/neat-ripple-pattern.html
this is the pattern for a flat ripple, she means the one in the picture.
You gave the pattern for the flat ripple but this rugby ripple is not flat, it is wavy and bumpy, something that the flat ripple is not. Do you know how to make this afghan that is in the picture? I would really like to know. email@example.com
Hi there... Yes, this is a neat ripple pattern from Lucy at Attic24. I named the project Rugby Ripple, but it is Lucy's pattern. It came out more wavy and rounded/3D than a flat afghan. I used Caron Simply Soft yarn and an I-9 crochet hook. I'm a tight crocheter, so that's probably why it came out rounded. Hope you have a nice holiday and get lots of crochet time in. Best Wishes, Ursula


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GOP officials in legislature are considering passing a law in which the winner of the popular vote will be the winner of the Electoral votes as well in future election. This talk comes after Republican candidates have lost the presidental election two times in a row.
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BRUNSWICK — A roller coaster regular season for Brunswick's boys basketball team ended on a high note Friday.
The Blue Devils made nine 3-pointers, put four players in double figures and dominated Elyria on the boards en route to a 68-35 Northeast Ohio Conference Valley Division victory.
With the senior night win, Brunswick (14-6, 7-3) snapped its two-game losing streak, which tied a season high, and finished second in the elite division behind Garfield Heights.
"This is the best way you could possibly go out — winning big in your last game on your home court,†said Blue Devils forward Alex Lukic, who had nine points and six rebounds.
"All (three) of us seniors have been playing together for six years — since middle school basketball — and it meant a lot to leave this gym as winners.â€
Small forward Bill Slattery (12 points) and point guard Brian Griffey (5 assists) also played well in their home finale, which was very important to Blue Devils coach Joe Mackey.
"I'm real happy for Alex, Bill and Griff as seniors because, deep down, they're good kids with good hearts,†he said. "This team has had some (off-the-court) distractions throughout the season, but those guys never bailed on me and I am proud to stand by them.â€
Junior center Tyler Ferrell paced Brunswick with 17 points and eight rebounds, while power forward Kyle Payne had 10 points and nine rebounds. Their boardwork helped the Blue Devils win the rebounding battle 35-19.
Sophomore Matt Dunning added 11 points, including three 3-pointers, while junior Mike Fedj closed out the game's scoring with a pair of treys for the Blue Devils.
"All year, people have doubted us because we graduated so many players from last season, but that just got us motivated even more,†Slattery said. "Now, we want to go far in the tournament to keep proving them wrong.â€
Elyria (2-18, 0-10) got 13 points and five rebounds from sophomore center Chase Farris, eight points and three boards from Matt Velazquez and three points and four assists from Mike Cannon-Wohlever.
The Pioneers, who led 11-10 late in the first quarter, only committed 11 turnovers but were done in by a 29 percent shooting night from the field.
"We had a good first quarter, but they hit some shots in the second and we couldn't adjust,†Elyria coach Brett Larrick said. "(Farris) gives us everything he's got, but we needed more guys like him because we didn't match their competitiveness.â€
The Pioneers will join Brunswick next week at the Grafton Midview Division I District, which became wide open when top-seeded Lorain Admiral King lost its starting point guard to a season-ending knee injury.
Elyria takes the court first against fellow NOC Valley member Strongsville, while the second-seeded Blue Devils will meet Avon Lake or Lorain Southview.
"This was not how we wanted to go into the tournament, but we've played well in some of our recent games,†Larrick said. "At the same time, we have to learn how to finish games and realize there are no more tomorrows at this point.â€
Brunswick, meanwhile, is not only eyeing a deep tourney run, it needs one victory to reach 15 for a Medina County-record 10th straight season.
"We talk about it almost every day because that's important to us,†Griffey said.
Lukic agreed, saying, "That record is thought of pretty highly at Brunswick. We're not going to be the team that breaks the streak.â€
The junior varsity Blue Devils (15-5, 8-2) closed their campaign with an impressive win, beating the Pioneers 57-45. Dunning had 17 points and Pat Forsythe scored 12 for Brunswick, which won its third league championship in four years under coach Tom Harrington, whose career record is 68-12.
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PULLMAN, Wash. - The Cougar soccer team is off to its best start in the program's history at 6-2-0, and the team is looking to continue a three-game win streak and increase a 2-0 home record this weekend.
In their final weekend of non-conference play the Cougars will take on last year's Big Sky Champions, Montana and a strong UNLV team. Washington State's soccer team scored a combined 13 goals in last weekend's home opener against Gonzaga and Portland State.
"It's been kind of a build up, we've had a lot of close games and I think that's going to help us later on in the season. When you get to Pac-10 play the margin for error is almost nothing," head coach Dan Tobias said in a press conference Tuesday. "I think the key was our flank play, we moved the ball around and changed the point of attack really effectively and that caused our opponents to have to chase and they got stretched quite a bit so there were a lot of seams and gaps for us to play."
The Cougars had no trouble finishing on Sunday when they scored nine against the Vikings including career firsts for freshmen Rachel Rodrick (University Place, Wash.) and Kim Morgan (Seattle, Wash.). Freshman Danielle Sass (Vancouver, Wash.) grabbed her first career points as well with two assists.
Although she hasn't seen a lot of action lately, 1999 Academic All-American Lindsey Jorgensen (North Bend, Wash.) has been key for the Cougars in goal.
"I really think Lindsey is a very unique student athlete. I think every practice she gets better," Tobias said. "A lot of it is her work ethic, her approach and her work with our assistant coach Curtis McAlister. He works a lot with her about save what you can and then come up with a few extras, and you saw a few of the extras on Friday when she needed to make a big save."
WSU soccer is no longer dependant on one or two goal scorers as 10 players have accumulated points this season, including three players with four goals: sophomore Katrina Stroh (Federal Way, Wash.), senior Deka DeWitt (Auburn, Wash.) and junior Natalie Kehl (Spokane, Wash.).
The Cougs take on Montana Friday at 3 p.m. and UNLV Sunday at 1 p.m. PT.


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This the point in the season where things get real interesting in the NFL.
After the Indianapolis Colts knocked off Peyton Manning and the Denver Broncos on Sunday night, that left one undefeated team at the top. The surprising 7-0 Kansas City Chiefs moved to the top of this week's New Orleans Times-Picayune/NOLA.com Power Rankings.
But the way the season is shaping up, the Chiefs shouldn't get comfortable.
The top six teams in this week's Power Rankings all seem capable of beating each other with Colts making the best case for that argument. They have knocked off San Francisco, Seattle and Denver to wedge their way into the top four.
The only things standing between the Colts and top spot in the rankings are head-scratching defeats against Miami and San Diego. The Chiefs should hold on to the top spot for two more weeks before things heat up coming out of the bye week with them facing the Broncos twice in a span of three weeks.
Seattle seems to be back on track as the top team in the NFC, though the New Orleans Saints are but a controversial touchdown away from being undefeated. Denver still seems like the best bet in the AFC but the Chiefs and Colts will certainly have something to say about that.
At this point it's hard to say which of the top six teams is the best though the Chiefs certainly seem to be playing the best football at this point.
And while there seems to be a great deal of parity at the top of the rankings, most of the next seven slots seem to be solidifying with Cincinnati appearing to be at the top of the heap while the New England Patriots rash of defensive injuries could see them headed for a fall.
Chicago, which is holding firm at No.11, could be in for a drop off with quarterback Jay Cutler likely missing the next four games with a groin injury. The stock, meanwhile, could be on the rise for a team like the Carolina Panthers who have gone 3-1 in their last four games.
Here is a look at the complete Power Rankings.
Rankings, (last week), team, record
1. (2) Kansas City Chiefs 7-0 The defense keeps producing huge fourth quarter plays.
2. (3) Seattle Seahawks 6-1 Defense records seven sacks by eight players against Cardinals.
3.(1) Denver Broncos 6-1 Andrew Luck exploits holes in Broncos defense.
4. (9) Indianapolis Colts 5-2 Luck & C. have wins over Seattle, San Francisco and Denver. Convincing enough?
5. (5) New Orleans Saints 5-1 Coming out of the bye week, the concern is the health of Jimmy Graham.
6. (6) San Francisco 49ers 5-2 With ground attack in gear, the 49ers are averaging 33 points per game.
7. (7) Cincinnati Bengals 5-2 Andy Dalton seems to be rounding into a reliable quarterback.
8. (8) Green Bay Packers 4-2 Aaron Rodgers keeps losing receivers yet he continues to find ways to win.
10.(12) Dallas Cowboys 4-3 No shame in running roughshod in the weak NFC East.
11. (11) Chicago Bears 4-3 Injuries to Jay Cutler and Lance Briggs will make it hard to keep pace in the NFC North.
12. (10) Detroit Lions 4-3 With a receiver like Calvin Johnson, it is easy to put up points. Stuff opponents will be the problem.
13. (16) San Diego Chargers 4-3 The quick turnaround game was made easier by the opponent, Jacksonville.
14. (20) New York Jets 4-3 Rex Ryan is certainly not giving the Jets any excuses to fire him.
15. (15) Baltimore Ravens 3-4 Things seems to be unraveling for the defending Super Bowl champs.
16. (13) Tennessee Titans 3-4 Jake Locker makes the offense better, but Titans come up short.
17. (14) Miami Dolphins 3-3 Patience is waning with second-year quarterback Ryan Tannehill.
18.(22) Carolina Panthers 3-3 Good defense and limiting offensive mistakes a winning formula.
20.(17) Philadelphia Eagles 3-4 Ready or not Michael Vick is back under center.
21. (29) Buffalo Bills 3-4 Thad Lewis is proving to he is more than a caretaker.
22. (25) Pittsburgh Steelers 2-4 Le'Veon Bell is pumping life into the rushing attack.
23.(23) Atlanta Falcons 2-4 Matt Ryan's options are few but enough to beat Bucs.
24. (18) Cleveland Browns 3-3 Clearly Brandon Weeden is not the answer in Cleveland.
25. (27) Washington Redskins 2-4 RG3 looks like his old self in 45-point outburst.
26. (21) St. Louis Rams 3-4 The season hopes faded with the loss of Sam Bradford.
28. (31) New York Giants 1-6 One win doesn't cure all but it certainly helps.
29. (28) Oakland Raiders 2-4 The next four games against beatable opponents will be telling.
30. (26) Minnesota Vikings 1-5 Josh Freeman makes forgettable debut with the Vikings.
31. (32) Jacksonville Jaguars 0-7 The only thing to look forward to is April's NFL Draft.
32.(30) Tampa Bay Buccaneers 0-6 It only gets worse now that the top offensive player is done for the season.


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Portland Timbers forward Fanendo Adi found the net twice to notch the Major League Soccer Player of the Week award for Week 14 of the 2014 MLS season.
Adi's two markers were recorded in the first-half during the Timbers' 3-1 road win over Real Salt Lake on Saturday night.
His first tally came in the 36th minute to tie the score at one. Portland midfielder and MLS assists leader Diego Valeri sent a corner kick into the six-yard box that Adi smoothly headed into the net, despite being well covered by Real Salt Lake defender Chris Schuler.
Nine minutes later, Adi scored the game-winning goal when he put Portland into a 2-1 lead.
Timbers midfielder Gaston Fernandez found Darlington Nagbe in the right side of the box and he ripped the ball toward the net. Salt Lake goalkeeper Jeff Attinella knocked away the powerful strike, but the rebound went straight to Adi, who easily scored the winner.
The Timbers have one match to go before the World Cup break, when they host FC Dallas tonight at 10 p.m. ET in a nationally televised match on ESPN2 and ESPN Deportes.
The MLS Player of the Week is selected each week of the regular season by a panel of journalists from the North American Soccer Reporters (NASR). http://www.soccerreporters.com/.


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If you're wondering what I'm up to, here's what:
I'm working on music for a game at the moment. I'm not sure if I'm allowed to talk about it, but if you like Hobo Bob and you would like to play it on your android, keep your eyes open.
Also I'm working on a demo EP. As a matter of fact it will be a double demo EP with at least 32 songs. All from after my Sour John period (that's a closed book... For now). For that I've been mainly busy updating my old songs. 4 months ago I've bought the latest version of Propellerhead Reason. It came with a lot of useful new features, like equalizers that let you see the sound spectrum and finally have proper high pass and low pass filters. They also gave me free drums and basses sample re-fill packs, with awesome sounds. Replacing my old drum samples seriously takes up most of my time, and also gives the most improvement. Another two re-fill packs I've bought are Euphonic Strings and Shreddage, that respectively give me new wonderful string and electric guitar sounds. The reason update also allowed me to buy rack extensions for some cool new instruments. Some I bought are Chip 64, for 8-bit sound chip emulation. Radical Piano + Radical Keys for realistic piano and electric piano sounds. Kuassa Amplification Bundle for some sweet electric guitar and bass amplification. And a Softube FET compressor. I've also tried out some instruments that I want to buy later, like the PX7 FM modulation synth. My own mixing skills have vastly improved over the last few years (even though they're still far from perfect), so with all of this I've been able to greatly improve my old songs, and make better new ones.
These 4 songs I've created/updated over the last 3 weeks and I consider them finished (for now). These will appear on the album as is:
20 songs for the album will be other songs I've uploaded to Newgrounds, that I will adapt (a lot) to fit the album, and my current production skills. These songs include "Happy Bits", "Hobo Bob gets the Job!", "Milk Man", "Wtfepic Battle", "Temple Distraught", "Fragile" and "Fisherman's Fantasy". I will also make a song like "Party Crashers" and "The Genocide" but come up with melodies of my own, so they will become entirely my own songs instead of covers.
8 songs for the album will be new songs that I haven't yet uploaded to NG. Most of them are songs I've already started on though.
All help is welcomed. If you think a song can be better mixed, if you can better play a certain instrument, or if you have better samples, please let me know.
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Before I had chemotherapy, I had a volatile relationship with my hair. It was an intense, 34-year affair, with all the usual ups and downs, or rather, in this case, shorts and longs, not to mention straights and frizzies.
I grew up Jewish on the southern shore of Long Island, with reddish-brown locks inherited from my father's Russian family. On my desk sits a photograph of my paternal grandmother: a bulky stern-looking woman with reams of black hair piled atop her head. Soft, curly tendrils cascade down her forehead, all but covering her right eye.
My fixation on hair goes as far back as I can remember. I used to drape a long bath towel over my head and let it cascade down my back. "This is my long hair," I'd announce to my sister, while posing in front of our full-length mirror. My sister, a tomboy, wore her hair short; her dark ringlets curled up on her head like babies snuggled in fetal positions. But for me, a girlie-girl, only long would do. "Look – it's all the way around the world." Long hair made me feel secure, comforted. I'd spend hours laying across my bed, playing with my favorite doll, Tressy; a Barbie-type, 11-inch molded fantasy princess. At my whim, I could magically lengthen or shorten her hair by pressing a button on her tummy and turning a tiny "T"-shaped key into her back. That word – "Tressy," turned into my favorite word, "tresses" – it rolled off my tongue and filled my ears with a mysterious, sensual allure.
When I was six and my sister, seven, I trusted her with a pair of scissors. We were visiting our grandparents. While the adults ate Danish and drank coffee and watched Lawrence Welk on TV, my sister and I snuck into the hall bathroom. My thick hair would look even longer, she explained, if she cut the top layer short, exposing the thinner, less frizzy hair beneath. I worried briefly about my father's reaction, but my sister promised me that he'd never notice. "He doesn't notice anything!"
"What did you do to your hair?" my father asked as we climbed into the back of our Plymouth station wagon. The next day my mother drove us to the nearest barber shop. I sat on a high seat holding my breath and watched a portly, balding man repair the damage –by cutting the rest of my long hair short, to match the top layer that my sister had so brutally clipped. My mother cried, and so did I. Without my long hair, I felt stripped of my power, my femininity, my strength. Every time I look at those pictures of myself with my short, pixie hair, I want to strangle my sister.
As my hair grew back, it was like getting back together with a best friend. I loved running my fingers through it, tracing the patterns of its curls, the way a blind person would read Braille. It whispered endearments to me: I was pretty, feminine. I twisted it into knots on top of my head, wore it in braids, tied it back with fancy scarves that I took from my mother's top drawer.
But when I became a teenager, enmeshed in the world of Twiggy and long-limbed models with straight, obedient tresses, I began to change my mind. My wavy crown was anything but manageable. The hair veered outward when I wanted it to smoothly caress my face. My bangs curled and slithered up my forehead when I wanted them to cover my eyes. And so, I tried to change my beloved. To bring my hair more in line with current fashion, I ironed it. I wrapped it around large orange juice cans and sat under a hooded hair dryer for hours. I held down my bangs with scotch tape while waiting at the bus stop, tearing off the invisible shield just as the bus pulled into school.


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It is apparent to everyone that Israel's electricity generation capacity is not growing at the rate of increased consumption. Israel is suffering from a chronic shortage electricity manifest primarily at times of peak demand in the summer and winter, but which also compromises the reliability of supplies the rest of the year. Without immediate action, a severe crisis is anticipated in the coming years liable to disrupt the economy and the lives of Israel's inhabitants. Energy efficiency is a vital step to reducing energy consumption in general and electricity consumption in particular. The Ministry of Energy and Water Resources, as the agency responsible for Israel's energy sector, is promoting a national plan for energy efficiency; however, its success depends on the cooperation of all the Government Ministries, the authorities and the public at large. To comply with Government Resolution 4095 for energy conservation of at least 20% in 2020, the Ministry, in 2010, published The National Plan for Energy Efficiency – Reduction in Electricity Consumption 2010-2020, prepared by the competent personnel in the Ministry. The plan's implementation is equivalent to the construction of a "virtual power station", which we shall not have to build due to the efficiency steps contained in it. The expected savings by 2020 is equivalent to the cost of building a 3,400 MW power station (excluding the energy it itself consumes), namely, the sum of $4.25 billion. This is an intensive, multi-agency plan aimed at achieving energy efficiency and conservation, that specifies the steps required in each sector, defines priorities, and presents the actions and implementation methods, that will led by the Ministry of Energy and Water Resources. The plan includes financial incentives, tax benefits, regulations, education, workshops, advertising, public awareness campaigns, etc. Under the plan, the Ministry submitted a proposal to the Government to establish an energy efficiency fund with an annual budget of NIS 220 million, to be financed by raising electricity rates by one percent. The fund moneys will be given back to the public through various incentives, and the fruits of the conservation will be felt in the wallet by virtue of the lower energy bills that we will all pay. Based on the plan, and within the framework of the national greenhouse gas emission reduction program, the Government has approved an energy efficiency plan. To this end, the Ministry has allocated NIS 157 million for each of the years 2011 and 2012 for activity in this area, an impressive rise compared to the NIS 6 million allocated in 2009; it has also added seven more personnel positions.
In addition to extensive and diverse activity in the scheme, for the first time, special emphasis has been placed on extending active enforcement to the application of the regulations under the Energy Resources Law dealing with energy efficiency. Expansion of the enforcement activity has already led, in the immediate term, to a dramatic rise in the number of energy surveys conducted in 2010, which found great potential for energy conservation at the production plants that conducted such surveys. The surveys indicate potential energy savings of 600 million kWh per year. Implementation of the national plan will save the energy sector more than 100 billion kWh in 2020, reduce the need to build additional power stations saving billions of dollars, and reduce greenhouse gas emissions by tens of millions of tons of CO2.


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The springtime is finally here and it seems like it couldn't have arrived fast enough. With the winter bringing such brutal weather from the east coast to the mountain states, warmer weather and delicious spring cocktails are dually welcomed.
Today, we take a look at an interesting, new concoction out of the lands of Knob Creek. This particular mixer will not only leave the right taste in your mouth, but will provide a refreshing reminder that the cold has gone, and the warm is coming.
Knob Creek's particular drink is called a Knob Creek Sweet & Spicy Tea. You may not have thought about using Knob Creek when it comes to mixing it with other ingredients, but this Sweet & Spicy won't let you forget it again.
The contents of this drink are made up of two parts Knob Creek Rye, two parts Southern Style "Sweet Tea", one fourth part fresh lemon juice and one part Prosecco.
To create your own Southern Style "Sweet Tea", you will need black tea and simple syrup. First, brew a fresh pot of black tea, as instructed on the packaging you get with the tea. Then, add in the appropriate amount of simple syrup until the tea and syrup balance is where you want it to be.
Once you have all of these ingredients at your disposal, you first combine the Knob Creek Rye, sweet tea and lemon juice all into a shaker with ice. From there, mix up the drink with a few shakes and then strain the liquid into a rocks glass with ice already in it.
Feel free to garnish the beverage with a lemon wedge and enjoy! Knob Creek has plenty more delicious mixers to choose from and you can check them all out by visiting their site's recipe section.


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Audrina Patridge was another one who came clean to "E! News" Friday, January 3 about fakeness on "The Hills" saying fights were forced by the producers.
Audrina admits she got into a fight with Kristin Cavallari only for the cameras, Audrina obliged because she had to get to another event and producers would not let her go until the fight took place.
Audrina says "The Hills" started out real, but got manipulated & guided to a point where you didn't know what to expect at any given time... producers even locked all the doors where shoots took place.
Off of fakeness, Audrina opened up about staying in amazing shape saying she looks good because of her fast metabolism and eating more than the average person just to maintain her weight.
Audrina Patridge finds herself eating more lately because of her new job hosting "1st Look" starting January 11 travelling to different places eating unusual things, but Audrina still workouts twice a week and adding pilates to her routine.


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Brian's exclusive forecast for Baltimore, Annapolis, and northern Delmarva:
Today: Mostly sunny and milder with a high in the low to mid 30s.
Tonight: Increasing clouds and not as cold with a low in the upper 20s.
Sunday: Cloudy with light freezing rain changing to rain. Temperatures rising into the upper 30s.
Sunday Night: Occasional rain showers and fog. Temperature steady around 40.
Monday: Rain and snow showers. Becoming windy and turning colder. Temperatures falling into 30s.
The extended outlook calls for sunny and windy conditions on Tuesday with a low around 10 and a high around 20. Mostly sunny on Wednesday with a low around 10 and a high in the upper 20s. Clouds and sun on Thursday with a low around 20 and a high near 40. A chance of mixed rain and snow on Friday with a low near 30 and a high around 40. Rain showers on Saturday with a low in the upper 30s and a high in the upper 40s.
Temperatures this morning are quite cold with readings in the single digits a few miles inland from the bay, with low teens right along the bay shore north of Annapolis. Cold high pressure will move offshore today, and a return flow will enable temperatures to recover quickly into the 20s and lower 30s by afternoon. Winds will be light and there will be plenty of sunshine. Meanwhile, a developing storm system will move northeast along the western edge of the Appalachian Mountains on Sunday into Sunday night. This counterclockwise flow around the storm will bring a southerly wind to the bay region. Initially, precipitation may fall in the form of light freezing mist or rain as precipitation overrides cold air at the surface; however, the cold layer will begin to erode and the precipitation will change to rain Sunday afternoon. As the storm moves into Ontario, a strong arctic front will traverse the mountains and push all the way to the Atlantic coast by Tuesday. Some light precipitation associated with the cold front may produce some rain or snow showers in the Annapolis area on Monday. In the wake of the cold front, some of the coldest temperatures in years will be felt in the Middle Atlantic states. Temperatures on Tuesday and Wednesday mornings may reach zero inland and the single digits along the bay shore. Highs on Tuesday may stay in the teens with a wind chill below zero. Fortunately, the cold snap will be short-lived as the mercury recovers quickly into the 30s on Thursday and 40s by Friday. A storm system may bring mixed precipitation to the area late next week.
On the Maryland portion of Chesapeake Bay, no advisories are currently in effect. Winds today will come out of the south at 10 to 15 knots with waves from 1 to 2 feet. Winds tonight will come out of the south at 10 knots with waves from 1 to 2 feet. Visibility may be reduced in freezing mist and fog. Winds on Sunday will come out of the northeast at 10 to 15 knots with waves from 1 to 2 feet. Visibility may be reduced in freezing mist, rain, and fog. Winds on Sunday night will come out of the south at 10 to 15 knots with gusts over 20 knots and waves from 1 to 2 feet. Visibility may be reduced in rain and fog. Marine information is provided as general guidance. Boaters should always stay tuned to the latest forecasts and advisories from the National Weather Service.
The average high temperature for January 4 is 42 degrees and the average low is 25 degrees. The records at Baltimore on this date are 70 degrees in 2000 and 4 degrees in 1918. Today's sunrise will occur at 7:26 and the sunset will occur at 4:57. Weather data courtesy of the National Weather Service. For more weather updates, please visit my Chesapeake Bay Weather page on Facebook, and if you're heading to Ocean City feel free to check out my Ocean City MD Weather page on Facebook. You can also follow me on Twitter @chesbayweather.


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>Brookings Oregon News, Sports, & Weather | The Curry Coastal Pilot
The Brookings-Harbor area is known for its legion of volunteers and a perfect example is Brookings resident Dori Blodgett, who is featured on today's front page.
This isn't the first time Blodgett has graced the pages of the Pilot – a testament to her hard work and dedication to serving others. She is part of a small, core group of volunteers that go beyond the call of duty, and embody all that is good about our community.
Whether Blodgett is conducting storytime at the Chetco Community Public Library, leading childrens parades, directing plays at her theater, orchestrating chili cookoffs at the port or overseeing young painters during the annual Festival of the Arts, she does it all with a smile and positive attitude. And, judging by the number of Facebook friends she has, we're not the only ones who appreciate her.
Even on the darkest, coldest winter days, Blodgett fills the space around her with radiant light. Children and adults alike can't help but flock to her.
We also know that Blodgett will never take full credit for the success of her endeavors, pointing a finger at many of her conspirators. With that in mind, this editorial is about those volunteers as much as it is about her.
We've all heard the saying "It takes a village to raise a child." It's true. And it's folks like Blodgett and friends who contribute so much to the care and education of the children of our community.
While the Pilot is duty bound to report serious, unpleasant news of the community, we have and always will find room to publish positive, uplifting stories about individuals who are an inspiration to us all.
Brookings is indeed fortunate to have selfless citizens like Blodgett. She is a role model for children and adults alike. She definitely deserved to be on the front page of this newspaper.
Dori Blodgett, we salute you!
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The New Orleans Saints presented former player Steve Gleason with a ring from their Super Bowl XLIV championship on Monday night in an emotional ceremony at a private party in New Orleans.
Mayor Mitch Landrieu also presented Gleason with a proclamation and a key to the city.
Gleason played eight seasons for the Saints and retired in 2008. In January, he was diagnosed with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), a rare terminal disease which damages the nerves that control voluntary muscle movement.
Saints coach Sean Payton made the presentation to Gleason before a packed crowd of about 100 friends, family, colleagues and former teammates, including quarterback Drew Brees and Saints owner Tom Benson.
"At the beginning of the game. I never knew if we were going to win or lose, but I was always for certain that I was going to walk out of there with my head held high because I got ready, I had the right people around me, and I was going to give it everything I had," said Gleason during an emotional six-minute speech. "It's the same now. We're going to give it everything we've got. I have a calming sense of certainty that we're going to win this thing."
The surprise event organized by the Saints, former Saints linebacker Scott Fujita and Gleason's wife, Michel, attracted 17 former or current Saints players. Among them: Fujita; Brees; Deuce McAllister; Will Smith; Jon Stinchcomb; Mike McKenzie; Thomas Morstead; Scott Shanle; Michael Lewis; John Carney; Mark Simoneau; Fred Thomas; Chris Reis; Fred McAfee; Mel Mitchell; Nate Lawrie; and Shad Meier.
"This isn't about Steve having ALS," Fujita said. "This is about Steve and his contribution to the 2009 team and the championship. He deserved it."


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Beauty Margaret Qualley and young hotties Max Carver and twin brother Charlie Carver played intruders while filming scenes for the upcoming HBO series "The Leftovers," in Mt Vernon, NY, yesterday.
We heard a rumor that they were in the vicinity of the same location they filmed a few days ago and we couldn't resist the urge to take a drive and see what they were up to.
Absent from the quartet of a few days earlier was Emily Meade.
We chilled out in the sun, itching to start disrobing, watching the trio play out their mischief and were tickled to get a birds eye-view of the scene play out.
A lot of hype is surfacing as the debut for the series based on the book by Tom Perrotta draws closer – it is scheduled to premiere June 29th.
As the crew busied themselves with shooting the NY Times published a piece on Damon Lindelof – made infamous by the hit ABC drama "Lost – who serves as the shows writer and further builds on the fanfare.
"It's what I love, it's what I'm good at," Lindelof is quoted by the Times as stating, on his return to television.
If twitter is any indication – the jury is still out on exactly how much creds can be found on social media – the arrival of this new HBO drama will be met with wild ovations.


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Aston Martin has released new pictures and technical details about the V12 Zagato, the car that is supposed to revive elegance, exclusivity and sporty attitude of the glorious Aston Martin DB4GT Zagato, which was unveiled at the 1960 London Motor Show and is now an extremely expensive collector's item. As the names suggest, both models have been designed by renowned Italian styling house Zagato.
The Aston Martin V12 Zagato is meant to be a modern rendition of that masterpiece: it comes with an aluminum body-shell and bodywork panels made of the same material as well as some carbon fiber, all of which hand-crafted. The car measures 4,385 mm in length, 1,865 mm in width, and 1,250 mm in height, with a wheel base of 2,600 mm, front track of 1,570 mm and rear track of 1,575 mm. The V12 Zagato weighs in at 1,680 kg and uses independent double wishbone suspension on both axles.
Under the bonnet pulses a feisty 6.0-litre V12 engine delivering 517 hp and 570 Nm of peak torque, capable of pushing the car from 0 to 100 km/h (62 mph) in 4.2 seconds, with a top speed of 305 km/h (190 mph). The 6-speed manual gearbox is coupled with a limited slip transmission, while average fuel consumption is rated at 24.3 l/100 km in urban traffic and at 16.4 l/100 km on motorways. Braking comes from a couple of 398 mm carbon-ceramic discs at the front and 360 mm discs at the rear, mated to 6- and 4-piston calipers respectively.


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By Larissa Chapman
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17 January 2012 17:33
World Horse Welfare has been kindly donated a large quantity of tack, rugs and other horse equipment by the children of the late Diana Martin-Bird, one of the founding members of the Pony Club.
The quality horse wear is now for sale at World Horse Welfare's second hand tack shop based at the Hall Farm Rescue and Rehoming Centre in Snetterton, Norfolk. The kit includes: -
· 25 rugs
· 8 feeding buckets
· 3 girths
· 3 girth sleeves
· 2 sets of stirrups and leathers
· 3 leather headcollars
· 3 sets of reins
· 2 exercise sheets
· Fly mask
Diana Martin-Bird, who passed away at the age of 91 last year, devoted her life to equestrianism and was the first chair of the Pony Club's National Committee. She took her riding and road safety test when in her 70's and some of her fluorescent equipment is amongst the donated items. Alastair Martin-Bird who is a supporter of World Horse Welfare said: "We were more than happy to donate the items to World Horse Welfare as they do such a wonderful job. We thought anything that we can do to raise funds for the charity would hopefully be beneficial.
"Our mother was passionate about horses from an early age and I know she would have wanted her things to have gone to a good cause. She accumulated lots of good quality rugs and tack and so it's nice that others will hopefully get some pleasure from them."
The donated equipment, as well as other donated items, are available to buy at Hall Farm between 10am and 4pm every Wednesday, weekend and Bank Holiday.
For more information please contact Visitor Centre Officer Maxine Langley on 01953 499100 or 07801 880201 or email email@example.com
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Mott gets 60 years for Kari Nunemaker murder
Fred Mott will serve 60 years in prison for the murder of Kari Ann Nunemaker, who was 16 at the time of her death in 1991.
Judge George Biddlecome pronounced the sentence this afternoon, several weeks after a jury found Mott sexually abused and killed Kari.
More than 20 of Kariâs family members and friends turned out but chose not to speak at the sentencing, instead giving a letter to Biddlecome. Even one of the jurors in the case attended the sentencing to see the case through.
Now that his Indiana case is concluded, Mott will return to California to serve his six consecutive life sentences for violent sex crimes.
Mott said there was no evidence he killed Kari other than two witnesses with questionable credibility and said his attorneys didnât do their jobs. He admitted to being a rapist -- though not specifically admitting to raping Kari -- but said heâs not a killer, and said the case was grandstanding by Prosecutor Curtis Hill.
He plans to appeal his sentence.
Hill said Mottâs âbeyond redemptionâ and âin all likelihood should and would burn in hell.â
For more information check back at eTruth.com or see Fridayâs Truth.
Previous trial coverage:
Guilty verdict closes terrible chapter for Nunemaker family, 2/2/08
Nunemakerâs family, friends, find final chapter bittersweet, 2/2/08
Truth editorial - Lessons learned from trial, 2/3/08
Mott guilty of Nunemaker murder, 2/1/08
Itâs now up to the jury in Mott case, 2/1/2008
Closing arguments underway in Mott trial, 2/1/2008
Mott murder case set to go to jury, 2/1/2008
Jurors retrace Nunemakerâs last steps, 1/31/2008
Mott jury to visit key sites in Nunemaker murder this morning, 1/31/2008
Jurors hear bits of case against Mott, 1/31/2008
Police, neighbors and a former roommate testify in Mott trial, 1/30/2008
Forensic pathologist describes Nunemaker injuries to jury, 1/30/2008
Forensic pathologist begins morning testimony in Mott trial, 1/30/2008
Mott trial: Teen's last day detailed, 1/30/2008
Victimâs mother gives emotional testimony in Mott trial, 1/29/2008
Testimony under way in Mott trial, 1/29/2008
Six Mott jurors selected by late afternoon, 1/28/2008
Publicity an issue in selecting Mott jury, 1/28/2008
Fred Mottâs trial beginning for death of Kari Nunemaker, 1/28/2008
Before the trial:
Kari Nunemakerâs murder shook the community, 1/26/2008
Suspect in Nunemaker killing charged, 3/8/2006