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College Hockey:Broncos Rumble Past Chargers
KALAMAZOO, Mich. — Western Michigan and Alabama-Huntsville came back early from a holiday weekend to face off Saturday night, ending with a hard-fought 5-1 Bronco victory in Lawson Arena.
Western Michigan's Brent Walton continued his scoring pace, netting a goal and an assist and keeping his CCHA points lead.
At 17:25 of the first Walton ripped home a slapshot set up on a nice pass from Daryl Moore, blazing by Chargers goalie Scott Munroe to give the Broncos a 2-0 lead.
"It was a set one-timer play and Daryl made a perfect pass and I hit it hard as I could, didn't really aim and (Mike) Erickson had a great screen in front so the goalie didn't even see it."
Walton is third in the nation in scoring. Saturday was his 10th multiple-point game of the season out of 13 games played.
"It's pretty much all my linemates, they're feeding me the puck and they're scoring when I feed it to them."
The Broncos started their scoring at 6:06 in the first period from a goal by Paul Szczechura, who stuffed home a rebound of Walton's shot, beating Munroe with a flip of the backhand.
The Broncos' strong play continued into the second period as defenseman Jim McNamara showed how hard work paid off while on the power play, giving the team a 3-0 lead. The goal was set up by Vince Bellissimo, returning from a two-game suspension. He made his way to the front for a shot off the pads of Munroe and right to McNamara, who he put it home.
A sign of hope for Alabama-Huntsville was created by sophomore forward Brett McConnachie. At 9:41 of the second, McConnachie showed skill with a nice play as he sent a wrist shot high beating Broncos goalie Daniel Bellissimo over the shoulder, giving the Chargers some life and cutting the Broncos' lead to two.
Rough play was a focus — according to the referees, often too rough. A total of 30 penalties were called, many for contact to the head.
The shot total was heavy on both sides, with the Chargers leading every period and coming out on top 36-32.
WMU head coach Jim Culhane felt his team played strong.
"We're pleased about winning, Daniel (Bellissimo) played very well tonight in net and we got going on the special teams. We were able to shut down their top line."
The other side of the bench had a different story.
"We were up and down, we didn't play consistent," said UAH bench boss Doug Ross. "We had our opportunities early on and didn't score and they capitalized on theirs. We didn't score on the power play and that hurt us, but we'll play a better game tomorrow night."
The third period started to look like pond hockey as Vince Bellissimo pulled a practice move, sliding the puck through his own legs and gliding around the Chargers defense, beating Munroe to give the Broncos a commanding 4-1 lead.
The Chargers then had a goal disallowed, as the referee ruled the puck was kicked in.
That was about as close as Alabama-Huntsville came, as Daniel Bellissimo held the fort.
Broncos forward Jason Moul put on the final hurt at 19:21, lifting a deflection inside the near post for a power-play goal and the final margin.
The series continues with a matinee Sunday as the two teams square off at 3:05 p.m.
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Photos: Jerry Sandusky found guilty on 45 of 48 sex abuse counts
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BELLEFONTE, Pa.– Jerry Sandusky was convicted Friday of sexually assaulting 10 boys over 15 years, accusations that shattered the Happy Valley image of Penn State football and led to the firing of Hall of Fame coach Joe Paterno.
Sandusky, a 68-year-old retired defensive coach who was once Paterno's heir apparent, was found guilty of 45 of 48 counts. Sandusky showed little emotion as the verdict was read. The judge ordered him to be taken to the county jail to await sentencing in about three months. He faces the possibility of life in prison.
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NBA Lockout Making Sports Bar Profits Dribble Away
Bars are going to have to start getting creative.
Basketball fans aren't the only ones pissed over the ongoing NBA lockout, which has so far seen 30 canceled games. As Crain's is reporting, sports bar owners' usual basketball-season profits have dwindled in the absence of TV-watching fans. Now the United Restaurant and Tavern Owners Association, as well as the Long Island Restaurant Owners Association, have signed a petition urging the NBA to get back on track. Without b-ball on TV, bars are going to have to get creative. Trivia night, anyone? [Crain's]


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Dr. Seuss was born Theodor Geisel in Springfield, Massachusetts on March 2, 1904. After attending Dartmouth College and Oxford University, he began a career in advertising. His advertising cartoons, featuring Quick, Henry, the Flit!, appeared in several leading American magazines. Dr. Seuss's first children's book, And To Think That I Saw It On Mulberry Street hit the market in 1937, and the world of children's literature was changed forever! In 1957, Seuss's The Cat in the Hat became the prototype for one of Random House's best- selling series, Beginner Books. This popular series combined engaging stories with outrageous illustrations and playful sounds to teach basic reading skills. Brilliant, playful, and always respectful of children, Dr. Seuss charmed his way into the consciousness of four generations of youngsters and parents. In the process, he helped kids learn to read.

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UDBeernut (254) Between JAX and SGJ, Florida | March 26, 2015
Had dinner last night. On a small brick lined street. Had some tables outside and a decent sized bar. Gives off an old English castle/ cave feel to it. Tap list was extensive. Servers were knowledgeable and friendly but service seems a little on the slow side for being not overly busy. Food menu was adequate, I havd fish and chips which were pretty damn good. This place is awesome
Ktwse (104) , England | July 21, 2014
Nice, cozy little place on a back alley in Birmingham. Good draft selection and long bottle list (although I couldnt find anything truly special on it). Friendly staff and nice food.
blipp (187) San Diego, California | April 26, 2014
Visited back in January 2012 to watch Alabama play in the National Championship Game. Great pub-style atmosphere and a great selection of local and regional drafts. Definitely worth visiting.
Boudicca (1107) London, England | March 2, 2014
J. Clyde had a great line up of beers when we visited - 35 to 40 taps in all - and we were particularly pleased to find Alabamas 56 or so breweries strongly represented. Trim Tab brewery had opened in Birmingham just a few days earlier and J. Clyde had been serving five Trim Tab beers but only one was left . It was Pillar to Post, billed as a brown ale although it tasted more like a stout to me, and very good it was too! The J. Clyde bar is in a low, cottage like building tucked away in Cobb Lane, off the main drag of Five Points. It has rough stone and brick walls and tiffany lamps - very cosy and quite an individual sort of place. I liked it. (Visited 3 February 2014).
Nero55 (14) Wisconsin | January 4, 2014
A large selection of beers on tap and in bottles. Also have some casked beers. Food is good but a little overpriced. A nice pub atmosphere tucked away down a one way alley.
BeerandBlues2 (929) Escondido, California | December 1, 2013
A nice English-style pub tucked off the main drag of downtown Birmingham. The exterior is rather unassuming and I missed the place the first time. There are a few tables outside, bar seating and tables inside. I arrived at opening on a Friday and was promptly served a set of four samples of my choosing. Since I had just eaten, I passed on anything here, though the menu certainly looked inviting. This was a good way to spend an hour sipping and contemplating brews.
LadyIpa (13) , England | August 21, 2013
food excellent.
Vestlake (7) Birmingham, Alabama | August 10, 2013
Great ambiance, knowledgable bartenders, and the food was excellent. If you want a nice place to get a beer, this is the place.
Itzjerm (68) Taft, Tennessee | May 26, 2013
Odd atmosphere as place is pieced together interesting the trees growing in it. Good selection. Pretty good food and not bad prices. But service was not to godd still one of the best in Bama.
jhgrantjr (41) Tennessee | February 13, 2013| Updated February 14, 2013
This is a really cool place in a nice area of Birmingham. Their tap selection was top notch, and the food was very good. I would suggest this as a "must visit" for anyone in Birmingham interested in good beer.


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Reading tickets still on sale to all supporters.
Tickets for Sunderland's first home game of the season remain on sale.
Martin O'Neill's men will step out at the Stadium of Light for the first time in 2012-13 on Saturday 25th August (KO 3pm) when they take on newly-promoted Reading.
The reigning Npower Championship title holders travel north a week after Sunderland open the new season against Arsenal at the Emirates Stadium.
Tickets for the clash with the Royals range from £10 for under-16s and from £25 for adults.
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Aberdeen City Council is set to include comments made on social media websites as coming under the scope of its staff disciplinary code of conduct.
Council employees could lose their jobs if they make offensive or derogatory remarks about, work, colleagues or council policy on sites such as Facebook or Twitter.
The new strict code of conduct will police use of the internet sites at home and in the office.
However union representatives have expressed concern that employees, many of whom also live in the city, may no longer be able to voice an opinon about the council's policies or decisions.
But council officials have defended the new policy – claiming staff would still be able to express views as citizens, provided they did not make use of private information gained at work.
Council leader, Callum McCaig, explained: "This is to ensure employees are aware that they have certain responsibilities to the organisation, and those extend to not being overly critical or offensive about fellow employees or the council as a whole."


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WATCH: AFL star joins Out in the Fields campaign
Carlton midfielder and avid LGBTI advocate Brock McLean is the next professional sporting personality to show their support in the 'Out in the Fields' campaign.
The campaign is asking people of all genders and sexualities to tell their story and opinion of homophobia in sport, and looks at whether people choose not to play team sports because of fear of discrimination as well as the prevalence of homophobia, such as slurs, among athletes and fans.
McLean told MCV he thinks the fact that more people are talking about homophobia in sport is a good step forward.
"In the past, people have been a bit scared to go there and voice their opinion [on homophobia] but now we're starting to see everyone speak about their honest beliefs and their true feelings, and that homophobia has no place in sport or in society.
"If we can get more people speaking up on the issue and we start to create a more safe environment for anyone who is thinking of coming out – not just in sport but in society as well – then the world would be a much better place and much more inclusive and it would go a long way to show support and love for any gay person that's out there."
McLean said the burden of people having to hide who they are from their team mates or close friends must be "just horrific".
"The sooner we can eradicate homophobia, the world will be a much better place and a much safer place for any gay player that's thinking of coming out."
Watch Brock McLean talking about homophobia in sport
McLean continues to support the LGBTI community for which the wider community has been very appreciative, he said.
"The feedback I've received from the general public, friends, my teammates, family, has been nothing but great and it just goes to show when you speak up on an issue like this and in a positive way, that people who might have been a little unsure about what to think and what to say really do feel the same way, and that was really heart-warming for me."
McLean is the third professional sporting personality to get behind the 'Out in the Fields' campaign, after rugby league stars Sam and Thomas Burgess's video of support went online last week.
The campaign is an initiative of Bingham Cup organisers, and Melbourne Chargers president Anton Brookes told MCV it's great to have McLean on board the campaign.
"We're grateful that Brock McLean has taken the time out to do this. Victoria is very AFL focused and for someone in the league to endorse the survey is great."
The Chargers are getting ready for the cup, which kicks off in Sydney in August.
"We're taking two teams from Melbourne to go and represent the community and we're very excited and hopefully we'll bring some silverware home," Brookes said.
Fill out the survey at outonthefields.com
- TOPICS: AFL, Bingham Cup, Brock McLean, Carlton Blues, homophobia in sport, The Chargers
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AlanIt's great to see high profile sportspeople like Brock fully supporting gay sports people as well as getting the message out about equality. I can only hope more high profile people stand up and spread the word. It's high time the gay community were accepted as equal in today's society. This is a great step forward for stopping discrimination and homophobia. Well done Brock, Sam and Thomas.


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� DELTONA: City commissioners will discuss the proposal to increase their pay during a workshop that starts at 5:30 p.m., followed by a round-table at 6:30 p.m. for the public to discuss the 2014-15 Deltona budget. Both will be at City Hall, 2345 Providence Blvd.
� BUNNELL: The City Commission meets at 7 p.m. in the Government Services Building, 1769 E. Moody Blvd.
� FLAGLER BEACH: Mayor Linda Provencher will hold her monthly town hall meeting at 5 p.m. in City Hall, 105 S. Second St.
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Urgent please take part in this survey.
Do you live in a small rural community or out in the sticks?
If you live in a small rural community or out in the sticks, make a difference and take part in Shropshire's Rural Health Survey.
Representatives from GPs across Shropshire, the Council and other bodies representing rural interests, such as the Country Land and Business Association (CLA), are seeking views from people who live in rural areas in Shropshire to help to improve and develop the things that affect you. In particular, we want to hear about your quality of life and the things that have affected your quality of life.
The results will be used for further research and analysis to help to make a positive difference to the lives of people living in rural areas in Shropshire.
To take part online, here is the link...
The closing date for this survey is 31st July 2013
Vron Gate Show 27th July
Whittington Farm near Vennington.
FREE entry this year!
Volunteer to bake a cake - and donate it to the show. Contact Celia Wright for more information 884576.
Volunteer to help out on the day. Contact Helen Humphreys in the first instance. 884804.
A special performance of Appalachian dancing by Kicking Alice the well known Appalachian dance troop will take place alongside the usual dog show, ponies, plant stall, bouncy castle, BBQ and Bar, Owls and Hawks and lots more.
If you have a stand or display you would like to bring along please contact Helen Humphreys 884804.
Web@Westbury Computer Club.
Meetings at Westbury Village Hall:
15th May 10 - 12 am.
29th May 10 - 12 am and 6.30 - 8.30 pm.
5th June 10 - 12 am and 6.30 - 8.30 pm.
12th June 10 - 12 am.
All levels of experience or none at all. Everyone will be made most welcome.
email: firstname.lastname@example.com or phone Ruth 884658 or Emma 84479
Westbury Post Office links up with HSBC!
Personal Banking facilities for customers of HSBC are now available at the Post Office - the service started on the 8th May - many thanks to the Post Mistress for her initiative in helping to develop service in our community.
Police surgery.
The next surgery will be at Westbury Post Office on Tuesday 28th May 9.30 - 10 am. Please drop by if you need a word with our local police Officer.
Broad Band for Rural Areas.
Make your voice heard make sure we get good broad band in the Parish.
Please log into http://connectingshropshire.co.uk/ or
See and Hear Exhibition.
Everyone is invited to attend this high profile exhibition of equipment and services for people with sight or hearing loss. Following the successes of the last five years, this event will take place again at Shrewsbury Sports Village, Sundorne Road, Shrewsbury SY1 4RQ on Wednesday 15 May 2013 between 10am and 4pm.
The exhibition is being planned and organised by The See and Hear Shropshire Partnership, which includes Shropshire Council, Shropshire Voluntary Association for the Blind, the Rural Community Council, Vision Technology & Training and the Guide Dogs Association.
The exhibition will showcase many products and services.
Special presentations
Complementary eye screening
By Shropshire Local Optical Committee.
Bionic Ear Show
An interactive presentation on how the ear works.
Presented by Tobin May, Deaf Research UK. Please see the attachment on this page for more information and times.
The Sensory Tunnel
Visitors are able to walk through the pitch black tunnel and experience a taste of life without sight. People can smell freshly mown grass and hear traffic and countryside noises. Under their feet they can feel a surface which simulates grass and a braille pavement. They are also able to feel walls made of brick, grass, wooden fencing and wire fencing.
Sighted guides will be on hand to assist.
BSL and deafblind interpreters will also be available.
Take better pictures this summer.
This course will help you take control of your DSLR camera.
Over the 6 weeks we look at each of the basic photographic and camera principles, including shutter speed, aperture, exposure and ISO, The use of different shooting modes (shutter and aperture priority and manual mode) you will also begin to get an understanding of terms such as depth of field, while addressing photographic elements including composition, form and framing etc.
Learners are required to have some computer knowledge, such as opening and closing the programs, saving files, creating folders. You also have to have some knowledge your own camera manual as well as the basic settings.
Six Week Course beginning Tuesday 4th June
Held at the Methodist Hall Worthen From 7pm - 9pm
Cost £60
Equipment Required
Digital SLR camera with fully charged batteries and a USB stick
Please contact Mairi on 01743892851 or call into the Old Fire Station to book or for further information. Payment in full on booking.
Parish Council Election Results May 2013.
Uncontested Parish Election Results please open the links below:
Farming Community Network
This web site can be a big help to members of the farming community.
Coping with the ups and downs of farming is no easy task so it is important that Shropshire farmers can get access to confidential help if the going gets harder than usual.
The web site is very helpful and there is a number to call direct if needed.
0845 367 9990 between 7am and 11 pm open every day in the year.
Celebrating God's Creation in words and flowers.
Holy Trinity Church Yockleton aniversary Weekend.
Saturday 25th May 10 am - 4 pm.
Sunday 26th May 10am - 4 pm.
Follwed by songs of praise.
Monday 27th May 10 am - 4 pm.
Come and join us all welcome.
Parish Council meeting 9th January.
Stop press report - planning application for Two Broiler Units.
At the Parish Council meeting last night, 9th January, the Council supported a planning application for two chicken broiler units housing up to 90,000 birds. The application for these units has been made by PF & MJ Williams and Son Bank House Farm Yockleton.
A short presentation was made by the agent for the application Miss. A.M. Williams Nock Deighton Agricultural LLP. Pictures of the site to be developed were issued and details about sighting of the units, traffic flows, waste disposal etc. was provided.
The Chairman of the Parish Council Mr. L.Hurdley, proposed that the council should not make comment on the application because many people in Yockleton were unaware of the situation and had not had time to make representation to local Parish Councillors.
A number of councillors disagreed with the position suggested by the Chairman and a vote on the matter as to whether or not to support this planning application was taken.
Against: Mr. Hurdley (Westbury) and Mrs Royal (Yockleton) voted against supporting the application.
Abstained: Mr. Onions (Yockleton) abstained.
For: All other members entitled to vote i.e. Councillors represent Westbury residents.
NB. Mr. P. Williams who is a Yockleton Parish Councillor was not able to be present for the discussion or vote since he had a personal interest in the matter under consideration.
Some concern was raised during the meeting since this item had not appeared on the Agenda which was dated 28th December 2012. The formal application was received by Shropshire Council on the 18th December.
During the meeting Mr. Sandbach (Yockleton resident & editor of this web site) said that the Council was brining itself into disrepute by taking a vote in support of the development bearing in mind the lack of proper notification to people living in Yockleton.
After the meeting The Parish Clerk, Mr. Groome gave a personal assurance to Mr. Sandbach that the Parish Council had acted in accordance with the Parish Council standing orders and therefore no impropriety had taken place. Mr. Sandbach advised Mr. Groome that he intended to check on this assurance and read the standing orders for himself.
Details of the application can be found on the Shropshire Council Web site:
Design and Access Statement :-
Environmental Impact Assessment:-
Should you wish to make a comment you can use the letters facility on this web site.
More news from the meeting to come copy being prepared watch this space.
Oil buying Scheme August 2012 News Letter.
Site Allocations and Management of Development Preferred Options. -SAMDev for short.
SAMDev Preferred Options: Shrewsbury Area
Consultation period: March - June 2012
The Site Allocations and Management of Development (SAMDev) Preferred Options plan for Shrewsbury and its surrounding area can be viewed on the Shropshire Council web site. See link: The SAMDev for Shrewsbury including rural hinterland.
Please take a few minutes to see what is proposed - the proposal being consulted on does not have any development in the Parish of Westbury but you may be or have an interest in other parts of the area.
It could not be easier to join in the consultation since you can send in your views online with out having to go to a public meeting.
Given issues about wind farms, pylons etc. it is worth making your point of view know to the powers that be.
How to respond
To ensure the consultation is as efficient as possible, and to make the best use of council resources, we are encouraging people to use the online questionnaires available on this website when responding.
Individual online questionnaires have been prepared for each SAMDev consultation document and are available on each page.
It's not intended to produce paper copies of either the SAMDev documents or the questionnaires because of the high cost involved, but all comments made will be accepted.
You can get involved in a variety of ways, including Facebook and Twitter. To find out more and to join in the conversation, log on to Facebook and search for 'Plan My Shropshire'.
St. Mary's School Westbury in Cyber space!
Exciting new development for our community.
St. Mary's Westbury- please take a look.
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Obviously the dress is everything when it comes to prom (or any special occasion, really), but we've been seeing a lot of celebs showing up to red carpet events wearing, not only fabulous dresses, but bright, bold lips. From brilliant berries to ravishing reds, we're loving this trend; it's fun, glamorous, and absolutely perfect for prom.
Hayden Panetierre rocked a flattering berry lip.
Jennifer Hudson added a pop of pink to her sparkling black ensemble.
Kelly Osbourne paired lavender locks with a matte red lip.
Margot Robbie's dramatic bordeaux lip was a show stopper on the red carpet.
Taylor Swift's punchy, orange-red color perfectly complemented her face-framing locks.
Lauren Conrad kept it playful and flirty with a bubble gum pink.
Want more prom-perfect beauty looks? Head to FashionClub.com for makeup tips inspired by your favorite celebs.


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Davey Richards told The Daily Reporter he was supposed to be getting married on Sunday but delayed it to work TNA's live event in Spencer, Iowa. Thankfully his fiancée is understanding.
You can read the comments used to promote Sunday's live event at this link.
Richard Reacts: I don't care who you are, that's commitment. And no matter how understanding my wife is, she never would have went for that.


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College Hockey:Badgers' Winchester Gets 2-Game Suspension
MADISON, Wis. — Wisconsin captain Brad Winchester, who faces a felony charge of battery to a police officer, has been suspended for two games by the team.
Winchester, a 21-year-old senior forward, was arrested early Sunday for allegedly punching a police officer outside a campus-area bar.
He'll miss the Badgers' games against Michigan Tech this weekend.
Winchester was in Dane County Circuit Court on Monday to face the charges, which also included a misdemeanor count of disorderly conduct. After being released from jail on signature bond, he practiced with the team while his playing status was in doubt.
Badgers coach Mike Eaves gave Winchester his decision Thursday morning. Winchester's suspension was for a violation of team rules.
"Brad Winchester is a fine young person and no one is as disappointed as Brad with the incident of last week," Eaves said in a statement released by the school. "He made a poor decision last week, but over the four years of his career has shown good character. Brad will work through this situation, and our hockey team will support him throughout the process."
Winchester's preliminary hearing is scheduled for 8:30 a.m. on Tuesday, March 11. The first round of the WCHA playoffs starts on Friday, March 14.
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I Don't Wanna Die Like That!: Wiener-Shaped Bullets
Probably NSFW shots of the actual bullet HERE. WARNING: penis-shaped.
These are a line of entirely inappropriate 'Deep Penetration Ammo'. They're bullets that look like dongs. They're real and you can get you own custom version (maybe an even teensier replica of your own small-caliber pecker?) from the guys over at The Specialists for an undisclosed about of money. Of course, if you already own everything else in the world to the point you're buying peenor-shaped bullets, I doubt money's an issue. God, buy me a boat, @$$hole.
Thanks to my buddy Terry, who informed me "dying by peen" isn't on his list of the worst ways to go. AHAHAHAHHAHHAHA, mine either :/


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For more information about this meeting, contact Ping Xu, Mathieu Stienon, Nigel Higson.
|On Roe algebras
|GAP Seminar
|Rufus Willett, Vanderbilt University
|There have been several versions of the Roe algebra (the terminology is due to Guoliang Yu) investigated since the first version was introduced in John Roe's thesis. Roe algebras were initially introduced as their K-theory is a receptacle for indices of elliptic operators on non-compact manifolds; they encode many aspects of the 'large-scale' geometry of a space. We will discuss relationships between some (uniform and not) versions of the Roe algebra, particularly the maximal Roe algebras introduced recently by Gong-Wang-Yu. We will also discuss expanding graphs in this context and philosophize about connections with the representation theory of discrete groups. The main results are joint work with Jàn Špakula, and much of the rest grew out of discussions with Guoliang Yu.
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The Manning Passing Academy wraps up its four day football camp at Nicholls State University in Thibodaux Sunday.
About 1,200 high school players checked in to camp Thursday to learn from the Manning family, dozens of college, and NFL players and coaches at every level.
The Manning family have been hands on since Day 1, though a few things have changed since the first camp 19 years ago. For starters, the camp started at Tulane University with about 150 campers. Ask any Manning family member, and they'll likely say the same thing about the camp's growth over the years.
"Nineteen years ago we had 150 kids over at Tulane from Louisiana, maybe a few from Mississippi, never saw it getting to this point," Peyton Manning said.
"It has surprised me that it's grown like this ... I always thought it would be kind of a regional thing, and we'd draw from four or five states from the southern area, but I guess it had a lot to do with the boys' success in college football and pro football and notoriety, but when we started getting 800 hundred, 900 hundred, a thousand kids, and where they were coming from, that kind of surprised me," Archie Manning said, who was seen getting around camp via a golf cart or using a walking cane due to knee replacement surgery just over a month ago.
"I'm recovering," he said. "Five weeks since I got my new knee. They tell me I'm doing pretty good, so I'm working hard at it ... I'm looking forward to getting well and playing golf again."
Peyton and Eli Manning and about 40 college players, who served as counselors to the campers, put on an aerial display for fans and parents Saturday night during the 2014 Papa John's Air-It-Out and Iberia Bank Quarterback Challenge at John L. Guidry Stadium.
Noticeably absent at Saturday night's Air-It-Out was Heisman Trophy winner Jameis Winston, who was at camp the previous day. Winston had to get back to school at Florida State, according to Manning Passing Academy Co-Camp Director Jeff Hawkins, who has been involved with the camp since Year 2.
"He had to go back because of school. Like the UCLA quarterback arrived late because of school and (Winston) had to leave to go back early because of school, and stuff like that happens with all of our players all the time," Hawkins said.
A few other notable quarterbacks who showed off their skills with Peyton and Eli Saturday evening were: Oregon's Marcus Mariota, Southeastern's Bryan Bennett, Tulane's Tanner Lee, Baylor's Bryce Petty, North Carolina's Marquise Williams, Oregon State's Sean Mannion, Ole Miss' Bo Wallace, Mississippi State's Dak Prescott, Georgia's Hutson Mason, Tennessee's Justin Worley, South Carolina's Dylan Thompson, just to name a few.
Mannion won the quarterback challenge, an accuracy contest that requires the quarterbacks to throw at moving golf carts. Mannion was perfect in connecting with nine of nine targets, defeating South Alabama quarterback Brandon Bridge in the finals.
And while the SEC was well represented among the college players, LSU was not one of those schools.
When asked why LSU had no players in attendance, Hawkins replied, "They're always invited. We always invite LSU. You're in Louisiana, you have to invite LSU, so my only guess is that they weren't available."
The 1,200 campers will fit in a final practice at 9 a.m. Sunday followed by the closing remarks at 11:30 a.m.
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Orloff Chickens
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HistoryThe Orloff has never been popular in this country, possibly because the standard is for a gloomy and vindictive expression. However they are a good hardy breed that sometimes take to laying in the winter months which makes them very useful. Although they are officially classed as originating from Russia there is much to indicate they originated in Persia (Iran) in the Gilan Province area where it was known as the Chilianskaia, and were then developed in Russia and named after Count Orloff Techmanski before coming to Britain in the 1920's. Probable breeds used in their makeup include the Malay or Belgian game and a bearded European Spangled breed.
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Jan. 13, 2014
Editor's Note: The following first appeared in the University of Iowa's January edition of Hawk Talk Monthly, the UI athletics department's online publication.
IOWA CITY, Iowa -- The University of Iowa women's basketball team enjoyed a successful run during 2013, and hopes to carry that momentum over into 2014.
"It was a special year," said senior Theairra Taylor. "We did a lot of great things with some great teammates. We made a lot of great memories, and we want to carry that over into this year."
Head coach Lisa Bluder became the 42nd coach in NCAA women's basketball history (all divisions) and only the 25th Division I head coach (minimum 10 years at a DI school) to collect 600 wins when Iowa defeated No. 11 Purdue, 62-46, inside Carver-Hawkeye Arena.
Bluder, one of 13 active Division I coaches with 600 or more wins, enters 2014 in need of seven wins to surpass Hall of Famer C. Vivian Stringer (269) as Iowa's all-time winningest coach.
The Hawkeyes concluded last year with a win in the NCAA Tournament at home inside Carver-Hawkeye Arena. Iowa overcame a seven-point second half deficit to defeat Miami (Fla.), 69-53, in the first round, and concluded the year with 21 wins.
"It has been a great year," said junior guard Melissa Dixon. "Playing in the NCAA Tournament at home was so much fun. It is probably my favorite memory since I have been at Iowa. Also, the start of this season has been great."
The Hawkeyes finished the nonconference slate this year with a 12-2 mark, including two top-25 victories.
Iowa's 12 wins prior to the start of conference play equaled the most in a season under Bluder. Iowa finished 12-1 in its pre-conference slate during the 2010-11 campaign. The Hawkeyes were 11-3 prior to the start of league play last season, and 11-0 in 2004-05.
"2013 was awesome," said junior guard Samantha Logic. "We were excited to host the NCAA Tournament, and we look forward to hosting again in 2014."
The UI and Carver-Hawkeye Arena will serve as a host for the first-and-second round of the 2014 NCAA Division I Women's Basketball Championship.
"We had a great start to the year this season, losing only to two ranked opponents on their home floor," said Logic. "We took care of business in other games, and we need to do that in Big Ten play so carry over our success into 2014."
The Hawkeyes hope to play in the NCAA Tournament in front of their home fans for the second-straight year. To do so, Iowa will need another strong finish in the always-tough Big Ten.
"Overall, this is the best conference in the nation," said Logic, who has moved into second in all-time assists at Iowa. "You cannot have an off night. Any team can win on any given day. We see that every year. It is an awesome league to play in. You have to bring a lot of energy."
"Anything can happen on any given night in the Big Ten," said Dixon. "We have to be up for every game; there is no easy game. It is fun to play in a challenging conference like the Big Ten."


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Technote (troubleshooting)
When creating a new process request the above error is displayed
When Person's Location in the Person application is filled in, this error occurs and there is no possibility to create process request. When a Person's Location is not filled in, it is possible to create new process request. This could be due to the CCMDB script V710_06 which is inserting the following class psdi.plusp.app.ticket.PlusPFldTicketLocation in PMCOMSR object
Diagnosing the problem
In Maxdemo BS 7118 + TSRM v184.108.40.206 the following class path is inserted psdi.app.ticket.FldTKLoc in PMCOMSR object against Location attribute.
Resolving the problem
1. Go To > System Configuration > Platform Configuration > Database Configuration 2. Search for PMCOMSR object
3. Click on Attributes tab---->LOCATION
4. Change the value of field Class to psdi.app.ticket.FldTKLoc
5. Click on Save
6. Click on list Tab
7. Click on Select Action > Turn the Admin Mode on
8. Apply Configuration Changes
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Jason Howell Phillips
Position: WR
Height: 5-7 Weight: 166 lbs.
Born: October 11, 1966 in Crowley, LA
High School: Ross S. Sterling
College: Houston (school history) (Phillips college stats)
Drafted by the Detroit Lions in the 10th round (253rd overall) of the 1989 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 5 (9377th overall since 1950)
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An Olympiad of pop culture featuring live karaoke with tiny instruments, a video game and pizza roll eating contest sponsored by Totinos, Inter-Gender Sitcom Theater and more, "Loser. – A Live Action Shame Show" will embark on its first tour this summer.
The brainchild of comedian Jeremy Essig (Brian Posehn Tour Mate, appearances on NPR) and Chris Ward (DJ on KDHX, former Twisted Toyfare Theatre writer) Loser. is a night of karaoke, bar trivia, video game competitions and sketch comedy rolled into one two-hour show.
A four-part game show, Loser., begins with music trivia and a slightly skewed version of "Don't Forget the Lyrics." The show then moves to its video game portion where contestants are awarded points for both their gaming skills and ability to complement those skills with pizza rolls. Shifting to contestant's ability to draw superheroes into real-life scenarios in the show's third round, the game ends with a local sketch group performing a dark and occasionally offensive fan-fiction version of a popular sitcom. Holding this madness together are co-hosts Essig and Ward, pop-culture aficionados whose humor provides a backbone for what would otherwise be an unwieldy plethora of cultural delights.
After a successful year in the show's home base in St. Louis, Loser. is venturing out this June to test the pop culture acumen of contestants across the eastern part of the country with stops in Bloomington, Cincinnati, Pittsburg, Washington DC, New York City and Columbus Ohio before hitting The East Room in Nashville.
Jeremy and Chris will be joined by Nashville-based comedians Jim Seward, Kate Spellman, Brett Cantrell, Meredith Whitsett and DJ Buckley who will participate in the sketch comedy portion of the show. They're also looking for non-comic contestants to participate in the fun. If you're interested, e-mail email@example.com
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A Jan. 3, 2014 ESPN report indicates that the Discover Orange Bowl football live stream between Ohio State and Clemson has a schedule TV start time of 8:30 p.m. EST following the conclusion of College Football Bowl Game Pre/Post Studio Show.
Sun Life Stadium in Miami Gardens, Fla., will serve as host for this exciting showdown between the seventh ranked (12-1) Ohio State Buckeyes and the No.12 team in the country, the (10-2) Clemson Tigers.
ESPN will handle national broadcasting duties tonight, while Watch-ESPN and ESPN3 will take care of the online Orange Bowl 2013 live stream feed. There are two ways to watch the Internet stream of this Ohio State vs. Clemson game.
While the Watch-ESPN's online stream is available only to customers with subscriptions to cable or TV providers that offer the application, ESPN3 will be streaming the Orange Bowl live and free of charge to all.
The only catch with ESPN-3's live stream feed is that commentary will be done in Spanish. To see this free online stream on ESPN-3 visit The Worldwide Leader in Sports' website or simply click here to watch it live.
As far as Orange Bowl 2014 point spreads are concerned, a field goal separates these teams in the ATS betting department. According to Las Vegas' latest NCAA football 2014 odds, the Buckeyes [-3] are projected to defeat the Tigers [+3] by three points, while the OVER/UNDER is set at a combined total of 72½ points.
ATS Consensus Before ESPN-3 Free Live Stream Feed
- Clemson's Spread Action: 36 percent (1,147 units)
- Ohio State's Spread: 64 percent (2,034 units)
- OVER Action: 55 percent. (1,253 units)
- UNDER Action: 45 percent (1,026 units)
Betting Trends Before ESPN Game Start Time
- Over is 4-0 in Tigers last 4 games following a ATS loss.
- Tigers are 1-5 ATS vs. a team with a winning record.
- Under is 8-2 in Tigers last 10 games after scoring less than 20 points in their previous game.
- Under is 4-0 in Buckeyes last 4 bowl games.
- Under is 4-0 in Buckeyes last 4 games in January.
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How – and why – Miami Dolphins coach Tony Sparano changed his approach
Really good stuff here from Sun-Sentinel columnist Dave Hyde, who spent some time talking with Dolphins coach Tony Sparano about change. Specifically, about how – and why – Sparano changed his approach in regards to the Dolphins offense in anticipation of the 2011 season.
If you haven't read it, please do right here.
As Hyde writes, the concept of change is easy enough in theory but it's one that's difficult to execute.
Hyde writes:
"Change is a word that sounds a whole lot easier than it actually is. It's like one of those five-minute-workout infomercials that promises weight loss. Sparano knows all about the real work involved in that — he's down 72 pounds from two years ago.
But changing a fundamental belief isn't exactly like changing your diet. Sparano was born in football, taught to coach and succeeded to a NFL job with a run-first, bigger-and-stronger blueprint for winning."
Indeed. I wrote about this last week – how difficult it must have been for Sparano to truly change his approach to the game. He ascended in his coaching career with a run-first, if-we're-bigger-we'll-be-better mentality. Bill Parcells, one of Sparano's primary influences, carried the same philosophy.
But the NFL in 2011 is different than the one that Parcells once dominated. Not to say his kind of style can't work anymore. Under the right circumstances, and with the right personnel, it likely could. But to succeed in today's NFL is to be open offensively. It's to have playmakers who are scoring threats whenever they touch the ball, and it's to have a quarterback who's not afraid to take chances.
The Dolphins hired offensive coordinator Brian Daboll because he's not afraid to take chances. We've seen that throughout the preseason. The Dolphins' offense hasn't much resembled the prodding, cloud-of-dust style of the recent pass. It has featured passes down the field, and risks. Daboll and Sparano have asked quarterback Chad Henne to take chances. And he has.
No, the offense hasn't always been pretty. The offensive line has had some issues. Outside of the line's problems, there are concerns about the rest of the running game. But in addition to the questions, there has been progress, too. There has been change – positive change.


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Carlos: "Maybe Alec can help or Alec can help."
Kiera: "They're both helping already."
"Wasted Minute" is the May 9 episode of "Continuum." Warning: this article does contain spoilers for tonight's episode. Be sure to check out the slideshow for more quotes from the episode. "Continuum" airs Friday nights at 9 p.m. CT on Syfy.
It is great that the future shot has a big tie in with what's happening in the present. There's a bio-weapon that Kiera nearly dies from in 2077, and it's being used in the future. The personal tie in with Kiera is fantastic because this is very close to her. She almost died from it, and was saved by Sonmanto, so realizing that they could have created this weapon in the first place is shocking for her. This episode hopefully starts to make Kiera see that Liber8 isn't all bad.
Oh the freelancer, they are still so shady. There is a hint at what's behind the mystery door – it's a guy who Catherine describes as important and a revelation, whatever that means. The writers do a good job of hinting, and it is great to see that Curtis and Catherine disagree. It's not a cohesive unit over at the freelancers, which definitely shows when Kiera learns that Curtis killed her, but more on that in a minute. Any theories on who is behind the mystery door?
Emily and Future!Alec are planning their life together. I'm not sure how running away solves anything, but hey, for them it works. For as much talk as Future!Alec does about being "a time traveling grim reaper," he doesn't seem to get that the continuum can't survive with two Alecs, no matter where they are in the world. It would have been great if one of the Alecs was aware of that complication because it would have been interesting to hear their responses.
The Alecs are at war. Kiera steps in and saves the day by shooting Future!Alec. Okay, so he isn't dead, only sedated. It probably would have been better to kill him because now Future!Alec is going to be very upset when he breaks out of his little cage. It is surprising that Kiera chooses to save Present!Alec because at the beginning of the episode, she was leaning the other direction. There really isn't a reason why she makes this choice. Perhaps it has something to do with the fact that he was pointing at gun at Present!Alec.
Kiera figures out Liber8's angle – they are trying to keep the Corporate Congress from ever forming. It is great that Kiera has an idea of Liber8's end game now because maybe it can help when they work on taking Liber8 down. Speaking of Liber8, I like that they don't unleash this terror onto the city. Instead, it is all about exposing Sonmanto, and then Sonya says they are going to work on the antidote and make it available for free. Liber8, at its very core, wants to help people. This episode highlights that fact.
The writers continue to do a great job at showing the differences between Carlos and Dillon. Carlos arrests Richardson while he is doing a press conference. What Dillon didn't like about this is that Carlos mentions some of the stuff that is on the espionage file about what Sonmanto has been up to. It will be great to see when Dillon and Carlos have a real turning point in their relationship. What do you think the future is for Dillon and Carlos?
Okay, the twist that Curtis shot Kiera is alright. It would have been more earth shattering if it was someone we knew a little better. Sadly, the writers don't let Curtis explain himself. Instead, we focus on Kiera trying to figure out if Catherine knows. Right now, this reveal is interesting. The writers will have to do some more explaining next episode. We have to know why. Do you have any theories?
What did you think of the episode? Did Kiera make the right choice? Leave me your thoughts in a comment below.


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Volume: 25 Issue: 4 (April 2002)
Looking Ahead to Retrospectives
While there's no glossy coffee-table book in our foreseeable future, we are in fact running a series of retrospectives this year. The February issue featured CAD/ CAM/CAE highlights, whereas March covered gaming. In this issue, we look at digital milestones achieved in the making of television programs and commercials. Upcoming issues will feature science, architecture, and of course, movies.
The visualization article "Meeting of the Minds" on pg. 28 of the January 2002 issue refers to the WireGL distributed graphics API. Where can I get more information on this topic?
Howard Watkins
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Further WireGL research has also been rolled into the Chromium Project, about which you can find information at the Open Source development Web site Source Forge.net. The URL for the Chromium Pro ject is http:// source forge.net/ projects/ chromium/.
You may also want to visit the As sociation for Computing Machinery's Web site at www.acm.org, where you can search for related technologies.
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TC TO HENRY DUNN; 10 March 1847; DOI: 10.1215/lt-18470310-TC-HDU-01; CL 21:178.
5. Cheyne Row, Chelsea 10 March, 1847—
My dear Sir,
A Brother of mine, Dr Carlyle, with a Friend of his are desirous of hearing Mr Scott lecture at your Institution on Saturday Evg next.1 Might I request you to be so kind as to send him an Order to the effect required ("Dr Carlyle, 15. Cadogan Terrace, Chelsea"), and to mark on the Paper what the precise hour is, and the precise place. There will need no more writing.
I have not yet forgotten your kind invitation to look at the Schools under you; so soon as the weather mends a little, it is settled here that we address ourselves to perform that expedition.—— I read the Life of Lancaster with much interest, and could willingly read many more such.2
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ACWPC All-America Selections (PDF)
BREA, Calif. - Senior Tanya Gandy has earned NCAA Division I Player of the Year honors and first-team All-America accolades, and Adam Krikorian has been named NCAA Division I Coach of the Year for the fifth consecutive season and sixth time overall, the Association of Collegiate Water Polo Coaches (ACWPC) announced Wednesday.
Seniors Anne Belden, Brittany Fullen and Katie Rulon have secured second-team All-America honors. Sophomore Priscilla Orozco was named an honorable mention All-America selection.
Gandy, currently competing for the U.S. Women's National Team, broke UCLA's single-season record with 79 goals in 2009. She earned second-team All-America honors in 2008, before being named a first-team All-MPSF selection this spring. Gandy finished her UCLA career having scored 187 goals in 123 matches.
Fullen earned second-team All-America honors for the second consecutive season. The goalkeeper from San Clemente, Calif., registered a 6.37 goals against average in 27 matches this spring, collecting 225 saves in just over 104 quarters. Fullen also secured second-team All-MPSF honors for the second straight year in 2009.
Rulon captured second-team All-America accolades after having been named a third-team selection in 2008. The attacker from Point Loma, Calif., scored 60 goals, the second-highest total on the team this spring. Rulon logged 201 career goals in 123 matches over four seasons. She was named a second-team All-MPSF selection at the end of the regular season.
Belden gained All-America recognition for the first time in her career. An attacker hailing from Newport Beach, Calif., Belden scored 48 goals, the third-highest total on the team in 2009. She finished her UCLA career having collected 126 goals in 127 matches. Belden was also named a second-team All-MPSF selection in 2009.
Orozco earned honorable mention All-America accolades for the first time. The sophomore attacker from Commerce, Calif., finished fourth on the team with 42 goals in all 31 matches. Orozco scored one of UCLA's five goals in the 5-4 victory over USC in the 2009 NCAA Championship match.
Krikorian helped lead UCLA to its fifth consecutive NCAA Championship in May 2009, before being named the Division I Coach of the Year for the sixth time in his 11-year career at the helm of the women's program. Krikorian was also named Coach of the Year in 2001 and from 2005-09. He is currently serving as head coach of the U.S. Women's National Team and will no longer coach the UCLA women's water polo team. Krikorian remains on the men's staff as Associate Head Coach.


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Luscious Cosmetics has added yet another foundation to its collection. This time around, it's a foundation stick. Read on to find out more about it.
Luscious Foundation Stick (in Natural Beige 1.5)
A revolutionary Brightening Cream Foundation infused with Licorice extract for a visibly fairer complexion, this ultra-smooth and lightweight formula provides a soft matte finish.
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|Luscious Foundation Stick - Natural Beige 1.5
|Luscious Foundation Stick - Natural Beige
|Luscious Foundation Stick - Natural Beige 1.5 swatch
|Luscious Foundation Stick - Natural Beige 1.5 (left-right) before & after application.
You might be comparing it with Kryolan TV paint stick in your heads. I have been using the TV paint stick for over three years and I can definitely say that this product targets a different audience. In my opinion this foundation is an ultimate dream-come-true for combination/oily skin types living in the warm and humid climate say Karachi for instance.
In one word, I'd define this foundation stick as an 'anti-shine' product. I mean literally it gives a matte finish to my face. I admit that it has a creamy texture with brightening part as an added factor. I usually don't go wrong with choosing the right shade for myself but I found this a bit mismatched for my skin tone. I am thinking it's because of the brightening part or maybe it does not match my undertone. So DON'T forget to try before dropping one into your bag.
This foundation gives a finish similar to a compact powder with a slightly better coverage. I don't think it can work as a concealer as it doesn't cover up my dark circles very well. It definitely glides onto my skin smoothly however I am not at all pleased with its blending. Despite being creamy (in a matte/powdery sense), it accentuates the dry patches on my skin which is why I think you need to moisturize your skin before applying it. I suggest applying Luscious whitening base underneath. I am happy that it doesn't feel heavy on the skin unlike the paint stick. I am also impressed with its lasting power. It wears for over five hours and doesn't make my skin appear greasy by the end of the day. It did not break me out either.
The application is simple. Just swipe the product on your fingers and blend starting from one side of the face to another. Remember to prime or moisturize your skin before applying the product. This foundation doesn't need any setting up with a compact powder however you might want to freshen up your face after 6-8 hours.
Luscious Foundation Stick costs PKR 850. For the price, I do not think this product comes in lesser quantity. It will last you a long time, believe me.
Will it work for all skin types? To be honest, I think it is best suited for combination to oily skins.
You might like it if…
- You have combination/oily skin type.
- You are looking for a matte finish.
- You want medium coverage.
- You expect the formula to be light weight and natural looking.
- You expect it to last longer.
- You have dry/normal skin type.
- You don't want it to accentuate dryness on your face.
- You find the blending a bit troublesome.
- You can't find your perfect shade. It comes in limited shades.
Luscious cosmetics can be found at all major stores across Pakistan. You can also order online from their website HERE. Luscious cosmetics ships worldwide.
What do you think about it? Take it or leave it?
If you have any questions, you can have a look at FAQ or email me on firstname.lastname@example.com.


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My HP photosmart D6160 printer is not printing black, all I get is a blank page! Colour prints are fine which is strange is I would have thought it would need black to create the colour mixes.
I have replaced the black cartridge with a new one and used all the HP cleaning tools. OS is Windows XP 32bit and I've tried printing from Firefox (in black only mode) and a simple black only document Word with the same result (a blank page).


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Sales Consultant - Media Consultant
- Recruiter
- Carreras Lathane Associates - CLA
- Location
- West End
- Salary
- £40000 - £62000 per annum + dep exp + car all. + benefits
- Posted
- 25 Feb 2013
- Closes
- 25 Mar 2013
- Ref
- Contact
- Tom Toher
- Sector
- Digital / Online, Direct Mail
- Function
- Sales Director, Sales Manager, Senior Sales
- Discipline
- Display, Sponsorship
- Hours
- Full Time
- Contract Type
- Permanent
A very interesting role has just come onto our books, requiring an experienced direct or database marketing sales professional to present a major media owners product to the top consumer advertisers and their agencies. This is largely a field role presenting at Marketing Director level and to senior planners and buyers in the ad agencies. Role is likely to be based in London but you would probably work a lot from a home base.
A demonstrable track record of success is required selling on direct or database marketing solutions and have an in depth knowledge of direct mail in particular As the company is offering a car allowance, a full driving licence is required. The company is a household name and will be able to offer very good benefits on top of a highly competitive basic salary and commission package.


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I've set up the Super key to open the main menu. It works.
gconftool-2 --set /apps/metacity/global_keybindings/panel_main_menu --type string "Super_L"
I have a shell script
super.sh which injects a Super keypress into X. It works; the menu appears.
echo "KeyStrPress Super_L KeyStrRelease Super_L"| xmacroplay -d 1 :0.0 &> /dev/null
I use
xbindkeys to associate Alt+F1 with
super.sh. It should work, but it doesn't!
However, when I associate Alt+F1 with
nautilus, or make
nautilus the only active command in the script, then Alt+F1 successfully launches
nautilus... so I am a bit puzzled about what's happening to the script.
Any ideas, anybody?
If there is a another way, I'd like to know about it,
and I'd still like to resolve this macro-generated key-press issue.


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About Information for Indiana (IFI)
Working with the State of Indiana, the IFI Initiative seeks to improve the collection, management and dissemination of data so that policymakers, researchers and anyone interested in the facts can actually get the data they need in the form they require. This project has support and leadership from the Office of the Governor and has been implemented by the Indiana Business Research Center with early assistance for key research components by the Center for Urban Policy and the Environment.
We've developed an inventory of key state agency-collected data, including information on the variables, collection forms, computer platforms and other information critical to developing procedures to actually obtain the data and transform it into meaningful statistics. The outcome is substantially more data available and accessible to users.
Examples of STATS Indiana data sets the public can now use as a result of Information for Indiana include:
- Property parcel data
- Real estate sales disclosures
- Business incorporation filings
- Sales and income tax data
- Expanded TANF data
For more information, please visit the project website at http://ifionline.org.


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Never been worn, unaltered, gorgeous designer gown. I couldn't decide between two dresses, so I bought both and then made the decision. This is the dress I didn't wear–it is gorgeous, I just chose a very different style.
The measurements are: bust 38, waist 28.5, hips 41. Again, this dress hasn't been altered, so you can have the dress tailored to fit you like a glove.
The pics I included:
1-front view
2-back detail
3-back detail
4-strap detail
5-bottom of dress/hem
6-Detail of applique on body of dress
- Label Size: 8
- Street Size: 4
- Bust:
- Waist:
- Hips:
- Height with Shoes:
- Alterations: None
- Color: Ivory
- Silhouette: Sheath
- Material: Lace
- Neckline: V-neck
- Style: Vintage
- Condition: New
- Original Owner: Yes
- Has Original Receipt: Yes
- Preservation Method: None--never worn.
- Terms of Sale: All Sales Final
- Location: Denver, CO
- Will Ship to: Anywhere at Owner Expense
- Payment Methods Accepted: Escrow.com
Please read our BUYER'S GUIDE before purchasing a dress online.


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January 4, 2007
Arizona Head Coach Joan Bonvicini
Opening statement:
"I thought first of all we played much harder tonight. We needed to play a lot harder and we did that tonight. Joy (Hollingsworth) had an amazing game. Malia (O'Neil) did a great job playing a lot of minutes tonight."
On Malia O'Neil:
"She played pretty good executing our offense. She was a good leader on the floor."
On Ashley Whisonant's knee injury:
"We are hopeful Ashley will be back (on Saturday). She will come off the bench, but it will be good for Malia to keep getting more minutes."
On cutting a 16-point UW lead down to six in the second half:
"Joy started hitting some shots and Suzy (Bofia) hit some shots, and Whitney (Fields) got some rebounds. [Whitney] didn't play long, but she got the right rebounds and hit some shots in a short period."
On the team's 33.3 percent field goal shooting:
"We didn't shoot the ball well. Part of that was bad shot selection. We need more patience. We didn't get the ball into the post very well in the first half; we were much better in the second half."
On out-rebounding UW 36-34:
"We did much better on the boards. That was a real positive."
On the progress of the team:
"The biggest thing is to get our confidence back. Even though we lost tonight, we are getting back on track."
On the early Pac-10 schedule:
"We haven't been home in what seems like a month. We have played the top four teams in the conference now with three of those games on the road and this one at home."
Junior G Jessica Arnold
"I have to be more consistent, and my shot selection was not very good tonight. I'm aware of it, and I just have to be more consistent."
Senior G Joy Hollingsworth
On her career high tonight:
"It means nothing. If I score zero points and we win, then I'm happy."
"Tonight I just tried to incorporate my teammates into the offense with penetration dribbles and by getting the post involved."
"Coach [Bonvicini] called me before the game and told me to have fun. It's always good to be back here at McKale."
"We are lucky that we hit our shots; honestly I think that was the biggest difference in this game. (
(On their 5-0 record)
"We are happy to have wins, but I think we can play better. We have a lot of hard work ahead of us, but in the Pac-10 race, I think we have a chance to be pretty special."
"We are a veteran team and we have faced situations like this before, so we knew how to handle (
"All of our players stepped up and hit the shots we needed to hit tonight. Joy (Hollingsworth) played great; she is a great player, but I didn't think that there was a battle between us. I just took the open shots and so did she. I thought it was two players trying to help their teams."


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If one were to speculate on the wine market as a savvy investor might in the small-cap stock market, the game would be the same: follow people you know with good track records. In the wine world, we'd also have to include a corollary about betting on great vineyard sites, but leaving aside the raw materials, it's clear that most good wines don't happen by accident. They're made by talented people.
Finding talented people in Napa isn't hard at first. There are a lot of them, many of whom have big brand names. When they start working for a winery, everyone pays attention.
But there are many more talented folks in Napa that never get the limelight of the big names. These are the "small cap" talents that are responsible for many of the small production wines throughout the valley that are just waiting to be discovered by anyone who can start connecting the dots between great vineyards and the people that work them.
Piña Napa Valley is owned and operated by the Piña Family, a name that might not mean much to most wine drinkers, but will turn the head of anyone who is reasonably involved in growing grapes in Napa. In the current generation, the Piña Family, through their firm Piña Vineyard Management are responsible for farming some of Napa's most prestigious vineyards (Bryant, Pahlmeyer, Cafaro, Gemstone, Kapcsandy, Outpost, Showket, Sawyer, O'Shaughnessy, just to name a few), but the family has been making its home in the Napa valley since 1856 when their progenitor Bluford Stice led a wagon train into the valley from Missouri.
Only a few years after that wagon train, the family became involved in the wine business in Napa. They owned a vineyard just south of St. Helena, and Bluford Stice's son became a prominent winemaker at the then famous Inglenook winery (now Rubicon Estate) The family has been part of the Napa wine industry ever since.
As early as 1979 the family had thought about making their own wine, even founding a company called Piña Cellars with that intention, yet somehow never found the time until they purchased a small property on Howell Mountain in 1996 and decided to put their viticultural talents to work for themselves.
Their Howell Mountain property is known as the "Buckeye Vineyard" and its partially terraced hillside surrounded by Redwoods, Oaks and Madrone trees border Ladera and Beatty Ranch.
The family has been producing wine from their estate vineyard for the past 10 years, and in the last couple of years they have been acquiring long term leases on several more vineyard sites around Napa with the goal of producing single vineyard wines.
One of these sites is the D'Adamo vineyard which sits at the foot of Atlas Peak in the southern part of Napa. This sustainably farmed vineyard is planted with 100% Cabernet Sauvignon.
The Piña's began their project with the wines being made by winemaker Cary Gott (a longtime Napa wine veteran and consultant who has worked for more vineyards than are possible to list). In 2005, Anna Monticelli took the helm as winemaker, having been assistant winemaker at first Seavey, and then Bryant Family before arriving at Piña.
Monticelli's winemaking doesn't seem to have deviated much from the same regimen that Piña has been using for some time now. These wines are carefully harvested and destemmed, meticulously sorted, fermented in steel and then aged in French oak barrels (somewhere between 60% and 70% new) for 18 months before bottling.
I've tasted the Piña wines almost every year since their first release, and they are fairly consistent in their presentation, leaning as they do to the big and rich end of the spectrum. The winery now produces 5 single vineyard Cabernets as well as two blends named Mimbre and Cahoots.
Full disclosure: I received these wines as press samples.
2008 Piña Napa Valley "Buckeye Vineyard" Cabernet Sauvignon, Howell Mountain. $85
Very dark garnet in color, this wine smells of cherry, chocolate, and black licorice. In the mouth black cherry, licorice, and cocoa powder swirl amidst muscular tannins. Rich and dark, the wine has a raw smoky quality that plays counterpoint to the ripe, slightly sweet fruit. Wines like this earn the moniker "massive" for a reason, but it is hard not to like them for all their brawny power. Long finish. 14.9% alcohol. Score: between 9 and 9.5.
2008 Piña Napa Valley "Firehouse Vineyard" Cabernet Sauvignon, Rutherford. $85
Very dark garnet in the glass, this wine smells of cherry and cassis, with a hint of cedar. In the mouth, the wine has a light sweetness, and a thick fleece blanket of tannin that wraps around the core of the wine which is cherry and more cherry. Decent acidity keeps it refreshing, but the tannins need some time to mellow. The wine finishes with a sweet cherry quality, betraying none of its 15.1% alcohol. Score: around 9.
2008 Piña Napa Valley "D'Adamo Vineyard" Cabernet Sauvignon, Napa Valley. $75
Very dark garnet in color, this wine smells of cassis and black cherry fruit. In the mouth, black cherry and cassis flavors mix with cocoa powder as thick, suede-like tannins coat the mouth. Cassis and lavender notes linger in the long finish. A tiny bit of heat hints at the 15.2% alcohol. Score: between 8.5 and 9.
These wines are currently released and on the market, but in very small quantities. The best way to track them down is to call up the winery.
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LOS ANGELES (LALATE) – Marie-Anne Thiebaud and Robert Mutt Lange are reportedly still in love; the romance between Marie-Anne Thiebaud and Robert Mutt Lange is what ultimately resulted in this weekend's news – the marriage of Shania Twain to the husband to her former employee.
In 2008, Shania Twain and Frederic Thiebaud started to grow close after her then employee, Marie-Anne Thiebaud, and husband, Mutt Lange, fell in love with each other. It would take two years until Shania Twain and Mutt Lange's divorce would be finalized. But between 2008 and June 2010, Shania and Frederic Thiebaud, Marie-Anne Thiebaud's husband, would grow close, confirming their relationship in 2009, announcing their engagement on December 20, and marrying on January 1, 2011.
When news hit about Mutt Lange and Marie-Anne Thiebaud in 2008, both denied any affair occurred. So what happened between Shania and Mutt Lange? Mutt Lange said that he had just grown apart from the woman he married in 1993. "[We had] literally just a growing apart, that's all."
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Instead, Mutt Lange was growing close to his secretary and manager of the Lange-Twain chateau in Switzerland. By summer, Lange and Twain split.
When sought for news comment in the summer of 2008, Marie-Anne Thiebaud simple said that marriages sometimes fall apart for many "complicated reasons" and "never just one reason. And those reasons should be kept private."
Shania by 2009 called her new love Frederic Thiebaud a true gentleman. He reportedly works for Swiss Nestle.
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Shania credits her happiness today to her fans. In 2008, she said that one day her broken heart will be repaired and stronger than ever. "I need some time to heal this broken heart but make no mistake; I will be back and hopefully stronger than ever." Shania credits fans to helping her overcome heartbreak. "Your overwhelming support reminds me to smile, no matter how deep the pain and to always be grateful for all the beautiful blessings in my life."