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Attendees at the first Georgia Grown Symposium received information about insuring their business, ways to market their products to grocery store chains and complying with government food safety regulations.Approximately 150 people registered for the event, which was held Nov. 8 and 9 in Macon and offered seminars on more than 20 topics related to agriculture and agribusinesses, ranging from insurance considerations to marketing techniques, farm-to-school efforts and regulatory issues."We've been looking for any number of ways that we can add value to the Georgia Grown program for our members," said Georgia Department of Agriculture Chief Operating Officer Billy Skaggs. "We're trying to develop that brand, and the idea behind the symposium was to offer some continuing education, offer some training for our members, those folks who are farmers, food processors and agribusiness."Georgia Farm Bureau District 4 Field Underwriter Chris Caldwell provided key insurance considerations for farmers, including property, premise liability and farm liability. Caldwell urged farmers to become familiar with what coverage they need and what is covered by their current policy. He also encouraged regular reviews with their agents, noting that as farm operations evolve over time, insurance needs also evolve."We want to make sure that we insure them properly," Caldwell said. "And if we don't have the ability to insure them properly, we want to make sure we point them in the right direction." Harveys Supermarkets Center Store Manager Michael Purvis shared ways growers can enhance their chances of getting their products onto the shelves in the supermarket. Purvis recommended that they make sure they have adequate supply capabilities, that their product has relevance to the supermarket chain, that they have a marketing/promotional plan and that they seek partnerships to help promote and sell their products.Oscar Garrison, director of the Georgia Department of Agriculture's Food Safety Division said the division is moving to a risk-based inspection approach. In determining which operations to inspect, inspectors will assess what is produced, how much is produced, what preventive controls are in place and the compliance history. Garrison noted that once the U.S. Food and Drug Administration rolls out its food safety rules for farms, his division and farmers alike will have to be educated on what will be required for compliance. For more information about the Food Safety Division and guidelines on food safety requirements for businesses, visit http://agr.georgia.gov/food-safety-division.aspx.
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I just finished reading the SparkCoach lesson for the day in which I have been encouraged to think about having fun on this weight loss adventure. The problem is, I haven't lost a pound! Well, I've lost a couple and found them again right away. I don't think eating is fun at all. It's a pain in my neck -- or ass, if you want the truth. The other problem is, I love to eat, even though it's not fun. Confusing.
I have managed to find exercise I enjoy, but after 18 months of swimming, I'm a little bored. I added 20 lengths of flippers today, and that helped.
Though the swimming work out is a little tired and eating is not fun, I do feel encouraged. I have regained my strength and I can do things I haven't been able to do in a long time. I can move furniture and mow the lawn and shovel snow. I can get into my kayak (though getting out is still difficult) and I can swim, swim, swim. The seatbelt in my car is still tight. Everything in it's own time, I guess.
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Thanks for your encouragement. I think fun is the wrong word for eating. I do enjoy eating -- in the moment. I love eating. I love food. I think what distresses me is my unwillingness to stop when I am full if something tastes really good. It all has to do with self-discipline. That's never been my strong suit when it comes to food. Hard cheese is a good example. I love hard cheeses - the sharper, the better. I tell myself I am only going to use a measured amount on salad or with whole grain crackers or bread, etc. when I buy it. But this is not the way I handle it when I get it home. It calls to me from the fridge, and I don't resist. This is the not fun part about eating.
Right now I am focusing on the taste of that cheese and eating it slowly. I'm trying to slow everything down when it comes to eating as well as trying to recognize when I am full. This exercise is working in terms of conscious eating, so I guess it's a step in the right direction. THanks for your comments and questions. They helped me work through this confusion a bit.
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Sounds like you are healthier, and that IS fun! (or at least, good). I did find your relationship with food you described as confusing. Is it because you aren't eating the foods you love now? Is there something you can do to make it fun/enjoyable?
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Thats awesome!One of these days, I hope to go there......maybe when my greek is a little better.......like, exhistant.
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With the way things are going thus far for me.... well sine it won't be british Airways maybe I will actually be on time and maybe they will also figuere out that I would like to have my luggage arrive at the same time as I do. It is almost worth staying on the Athos for the sole fact that I wouldn't have to deal with BA or Heathrow ever again. Hopefully all will be well by Saturday
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Love the butter chicken, garlic naan and rice!
If you are a butter chicken lover, you must try Tajmahal's! We love eating in or take-out and have never been disappointed! Food is excellent!
One of my favourite Indian restaurants is Diwa in Guelph, Ontario. The food is exemplary and the spiciness mingles in your mouth leaving you wanting more. Well the Taj Mahal in Moncton now takes the crown of the best Indian restaurant I've eaten in since leaving Guelph. The butter chicken was cooked to perfection. The naan is fabulous! And the spicy lamb with veggies glowed hot but manageable as we sopped it up with the wonderfully cooked plain white rice. Mmmmmm...my mouth is still watering thinking of those Indian spices!
Food is good, Service is good also. It's a good restaurant if you want to be introduced to Indian food but personnaly it didn't turn my crank that much.
I love this restaurant. I live almost a 2 hr drive from Moncton but I make sure to stop in and eat there any time I get near. The dal makhani is the best I've ever eaten, and almost everything else is superb too. The only thing I did not find excellent, oddly enough, is their self-proclaimed "signature dish" of butter chicken. I felt perhaps it had NOT had 24 hrs to sit and marinate, it was "tomato-y" more than creamy. The naan is good, the chana, the curries,
This was a very good meal in a nice restaurant. Although there were several tables already reserved and numerous other customers, luckily for me there were open tables as well. I scanned the menu and decided to have something I'd never had before. Gotta try new stuff from time to time, no? As a starter I had the Onion Bhajji, sort of an onion fritter; it was served with a semi-spicy and very tasty mango chutney, and overall was very good. The main course arrived not long after I had finished the appetizer. I had had a beef vindaloo before, but never lamb, and was really looking forward to it. It came with a large naan bread, which was very tasty and had a nice texture to it. The vindaloo itself was very good, and the lamb pieces were succulent and well-marinated. There is always a "but", however; the lamb itself had very little taste of lamb! It could have been beef. Perhaps it was TOO well-marinated. I did find, however, that the whole thing was just a bit overwhelming to the tastebuds; lots of flavor, to be sure, but it just didn't let up. This was a rather heavy meal, one which would be perfect— or close to it— in the depths of winter, but I found it a bit much for an autumn evening. Service, ambience, décor, it was all excellent, and I would recommend this restaurant to anyone who likes south Asian cuisine. I don't often get to Moncton, but I would definitely come back to the Tajmahal.
Love the food, great service, staff friendly and helpful with suggestions. Not fancy, just a clean and pleasant place to eat.
This restaurant has - bar none - the best tasting curry chicken I have ever eaten. I and many of my friends continue to frequent this restaurant for lunch given the exceptional quality and value of the lunch platter. I've eaten at a lot of Indian restaurants and have acquired somewhat of a disciminating taste for Indian food. This restaurant continues to be the bar of measure against all others. Also has a lovely Indian decor. Exceptional!
Probably the best South Asian food you can hope to find in Moncton. Service was slow at times -- but entirely forgivable considering our party was 14 people and there was one server for the entire restaurant; she even made individual bills for everyone. Minor flaws included overspiced biryani that obscured subtle flavors (too heavy on chile, even for native South Asian) and twice as much salt as there should have been in the lassi. Overall, a good, satisfying meal at a restaurant worth repeat visits. 7.5 to 8.


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Anyone have any idea why my car judders, usually in 3rd gear at around 30mph but as soon as i put a bit more power on it goes.
Car is astra estate 1.6 petrol.
Have to sell it so want to be able to put problem in description.
Anyone have any idea why my car judders, usually in 3rd gear at around 30mph but as soon as i put a bit more power on it goes.
Car is astra estate 1.6 petrol.
Have to sell it so want to be able to put problem in description.
If you are keeping it at a constant speed and not accelerating, then it may be 'hunting' for fuel and should be easy to put right with a bit of a tune up. How old is the car.And you need to explain the judder in more detail for a more precise answer..
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Mk 4 r reg 75,000 miles.
Judder is same as when you let clutch out and not enough revs but not as violent.
Clutch slipping? Where's the bite?
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You can generally eliminate clutch issues by dropping it into fourth or fifth at low speed and accelerating hard. If the revs pick up at a higher rate than your speed increases, then worn clutch plate is the likely suspect. Alternatively it could be a flat spot if it occurs only in certain gears at certain engine speeds. What sort of use does your vehicle have? Predominantly low speed urban driving can be more wearing on a car than long distance motorway journeys.
clutch seems fine.
mainly happens in 3rd but have noticed it a tiny bit in other gears.
mainly local 150 mile a week with occasional hi fi mercy dash around the country.
Don't have money to get it sorted so will just advertise it with fault.
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If it is happening as clutch is let back up then could be clutch plate contamination (usually from oil). May be worth checking your engien & gearbox mounts don't have excess play.
Otherwise it could well be poor fuelling as has been said (could require a service & Airflow meter clean, could be poor mapping by Vauxhall.
From what you have said it sounds like it is happening when you are labouring the engine at too low revs for the speed yet 30mph in 3rd I would think quite normal (what revs is that?)


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Mackenzie Brown, an award-winning film directed by Purchase College student Aleks Gezentsvey, will be screened at the NewFilmmakers series on January 30. The film, which recently received an Elaine Rubinoff Award, will be shown at 8 PM at the Anthology Film Archives, 32 Second Avenue, New York City. For more information, call 212-505-5110 or visit www.newfilmmakers.com.
Mackenzie Brown is a noir-documentary that follows the filmmaker's investigation of a notebook lost by a little girl. Experts, including a detective, a child psychologist, a graphologist, the editor and co-creator of Found magazine, a toy store owner, a tarot card reader and many more, examine the clues left inside the notebook in order to help track the mysterious girl.
Mackenzie Brown is being screened for an evening of films entitled "NewFilmmakers looks at the dark side of life."
Ms. Gezentsvey was born in Tashkent, Uzbekistan, and immigrated to the United States when she was 16. She is a senior film major in the School of the Arts, Conservatory of Theatre Arts & Film at Purchase. She was the producer of Neptunus Rex, a film created by Purchase film students, which won Best Student Film at the 2007 New Hampshire Film Festival this fall.
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1997 NCAA Men's Soccer champion UCLA signed forward Sean Walker, a member of the U.S. Youth National Team pool. Walker, a 5-9 forward from Kansas City, MO, was the 1997 Kansas City Star All-Metro Player of the Year.
Walker played his senior year at Rockhurst HS in Kansas City and scored 27 goals and 15 assists while leading his team to the Missouri 4A state tournament for the first time since 1994. Walker earned NSCAA first-team All-Midwest honors in 1997.
Prior to his family moving to Kansas City, Walker played at Jesuit HS in Sacramento, CA. As a junior, he earned NSCAA honorable mention All-American honors, as well as All-Metro and All-West honors. He was a member of the California State Team and the ODP Region IV Team from 1995-97.
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Chick-fil-A's CEO and President Obama totally have the same stance on gay marriage, says some dope.
We know that at this point, everyone is probably Chick-fil-A'd out, but suffice it to say Chick-fil-A Appreciation Day went down across the country today and brought out lots of chicken-loving, gay-marriage-hating supporters, like Chris Johnson, a regular guy who told Fox News that Chick-fil-A CEO Dan Cathy "said the exact same thing that President Obama said," perhaps not realizing that Obama pretty famously came out in support of marriage equality, "and [Cathy] gets negativity, and Obama gets positivity." Also of note: this Funny or Die video, starring John Goodman as the most open-minded Colonel Sanders lookalike you'll see all day. [Fox News, Vulture]


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I wanted to learn more about DTrace, so I started at the beginning: Chapter 1 of the Solaris Dynamic Tracing Guide. Using my installation of OpenSolaris 2008.05, I typed in the first command described, but it did not work:
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The New England Newspaper and Press Association's membership includes top daily and weekly news organizations in the New England area. The Online Newsroom Experience gives students an opportunity to write and edit stories for the association's online industry news site, the e- Bulletin.
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By Tom Weber
CARBONDALE, Ill. - Youngstown State exploded for 28 second-half points to rally for a 35-23 win over Southern Illinois on Saturday.
The Penguins (3-3, 2-2) trailed, 17-7, at halftime before YSU running back Jamaine Cook took control of the game. The first time he touched the ball in the second half, Cook chugged 69 yards down the left sideline, breaking tackles along the way. It was a sign of things to come as he finished the game with 184 rushing yards -- the most allowed by SIU's defense this season - including 134 in the second half.
The Penguins out-gained Southern on the ground, 200-64, and held a 464-248 advantage in total yards.
The Salukis (2-4, 1-3) took advantage of a pair of Youngstown fumbles in the first half to mount touchdown drives of 43 and 58 yards. Jewel Hampton capped the drives with TD runs of two and six yards. K Jackson MacLachlan added a 34-yard field goal just before halftime.
Even with a 10-point lead, it was hard for SIU to feel comfortable, since the Penguins had out-gained Southern, 190-142, in the half.
"In the first half, we didn't control the tempo but at the same time there was a level of efficiency that was allowing us to play to a point where we give ourselves a chance to win," Saluki head coach Dale Lennon said. "In the second half, we didn't have that same level of performance."
Youngstown scored touchdowns on its first two possessions of the second half -- an 18-yard Kurt Hess to Christian Bryan touchdown pass, and a two-yard TD plunge by Cook that gave the Penguins a 21-17 lead.
Southern found it difficult to establish much of anything on offense in the second half. The team's most productive player was kick returner Steve Strother, who ran back five kickoffs for a 39-yard average. His 56-yard return set up the team's only second-half touchdown, a 20-yard scamper by Hampton that gave SIU a brief 23-21 lead.
"Our special teams are giving us the chance with the field position," Lennon said. "Offensively, we're just not efficient enough with what we're doing. We have to find the right formula to give our offense a chance to be more successful."
Youngstown took just six plays to respond with a touchdown of its own as Hess hit Jelani Berassa for a 15-yard strike. The key play in the drive was a 38-yard pass to Bryan.
In the four quarter, the Salukis let a golden opportunity to score slip away. Trailing, 28-23, SIU had the ball 1st-and-goal at the YSU 8. The field position was set up by a 42-yard pass completion from Kory Faulkner to tight end MyCole Pruitt, who caught eight passes for 124 yards on the day. A rush for no gain by Hampton, a penalty and pass play that lost six yards pushed the Salukis back to the 19, where MacLachlan missed a 36-yard field goal.
Lennon said he would have liked to use the power running game to put points on the board in that situation.
"Their defensive line gave us a lot of issues," he admitted. "They kind of won the battle up front and we just weren't able to establish that four or five-yard run on a consistent basis that we have in the past."
Down by five, the Salukis had one last shot with three minutes remaining, but LaSteven McKinney fumbled a punt and Youngstown's Josh Lee recovered in the end zone for an easy touchdown to make it 35-23.
Making his second-career start at quarterback for Southern, Faulkner completed 20-of-35 passes for 184 yards and an interception. He was sacked four times.
"I'm sure Kory (Faulkner) will look back and he'll see some throws that he missed that could have been a difference maker here and there," Lennon said. "We thought we had a good plan going in with some things we could do with our passing game to get some guys open."
The Salukis lost their third-straight game and will play at league-leading Northern Iowa next weekend.
"My message to the team after the game was, 'I'm not giving up,'" Lennon said. "You get up the next day and go back to work while working a little harder. There's no magic involved here, there's no solution that can make it all right all of the sudden. It's a process. You keep working hard and eventually you'll get that break."


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Texas Tech Moves Start Of Game On December 28 To 6 P.M.
The game time for December 28 has moved to 6 p.m. against North Carolina A&T.
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LUBBOCK, Texas – Texas Tech University will move its men's basketball game between the Red Raiders and North Carolina A&T to 6 p.m. on Dec. 28 to accommodate the school's recent selection to the Meineke Car Care Bowl of Texas.
The game was originally slated to tipoff at 7 p.m. on FOX Sports Southwest Plus. It was moved up an hour to accommodate the kickoff of the Meineke Car Care Bowl of Texas, which kicks off at 8 p.m. and features Texas Tech against Minnesota on ESPN.
For the Red Raider basketball team, the game will mark the second to last non-conference basketball game of the season and the first after Christmas.
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OXFORD – Aside from the result on the field, it was hard to find fault with the recent NCAA baseball super regional at Ole Miss.
Visiting Virginia rallied from a Game 1 loss to win Games 2 and 3 and advance to Omaha for the College World Series.
With almost 30,000 fans over the course of the weekend, a sparkling new stadium and great weather, the university was able to put its best foot forward for games broadcast on ESPN and ESPN2.
Success of the four-team Oxford Regional, which included Western Kentucky, Missouri and Monmouth May 29-June 1, and the super regional have been the impetus for even more expansion at newly renovated Swayze Field, as work will begin this summer on the right field section.
"There hasn't been a better super regional in the country, I have no doubt about that, and I've seen some pretty good ones," Ole Miss coach Mike Bianco said.
The super regional drew 29,646 fans, the highest attendance of the eight super regional sites.
The Oxford super regional had an average daily attendance of 9,882, again the highest of all the 2009 super regionals. The Baton Rouge super regional, matching LSU and Rice, was second with an average attendance of 9,787 fans. That series was decided in two games.
The ESPN network broadcasts made the Oxford super regional available in more than 100 million homes, Ole Miss athletics director Pete Boone said.
"Those people were able to see the atmosphere of Ole Miss baseball. You can't buy that sort of national public relations," he said.
While the renovation at Swayze Field is not technically complete, the remaining work to be done is light and in the background, not something attending fans would notice. Boone said no problems were reported involving fans and stadium work.
Bianco said he received more than 100 e-mails in the days immediately following that talked about the atmosphere, the stadium and how far its come since the days of old Swayze Field when it sat adjacent the west side of the football stadium.
"It's about how much it's come since then but also how much it's come in the last nine years," said Bianco, whose only trip to Ole Miss as an LSU player was in 1989, the first season for Swazye Field at its present site off Old Taylor Road.
The university submitted bids to the NCAA of $150,000 to host the four-team Oxford Regional and $125,000 to host the Oxford Super Regional.
There was enough revenue generated by the regional and the super regional that Boone believes Ole Miss baseball will be self-supported financially for the first time once all figures are complete.
New and improved right field
In one of his last acts as chancellor, Robert Khayat has authorized work in the right field general admission seating area.
The work would affect the first two tennis courts that sit behind the present right field section. Construction would add room for another 1,000 fans with grills and other amenities and would give the stadium a consistent outfield look from the left field foul line to the right field foul line.
The area would remain the student seating section.
"That will be student seating, but that area has never been exclusively for students," Boone said.
Impact in the community
Super regional benefits weren't limited to the campus.
Oxford merchant Terry Warren, who owns Rebel Rags, which specializes in Ole Miss clothing and collectibles, compared the three days to a football-season atmosphere.
NCAA restrictions would not allow him to sell official super regional merchandise on site, but Warren's store was crowded, and he estimated sales to be "four or five times what they would normally be" in an otherwise slow period.
"There are new faces in town for the weekend, the hotels, restaurants and stores are full," Warren said. "Business picks up for the bigger SEC series. It steps up for a regional and steps up even more for a super regional. It brings excitement to a time that is normally dead when the students are gone.
"When Ole Miss is winning the city of Oxford and the community is winning. The excitement is big, and we can't wait to get to the World Series. The community needs that and looks forward to it."
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The Perth Mint Coin CollectorBlog
On 12 July 2016 the 9.30 and 10.30am tours have been cancelled due to a private function. We apologise for any inconvenience.
As one of Western Australia's leading tourist attractions, The Perth Mint offers a unique combination of activities, exhibitions and demonstrations, enabling visitors to experience the astonishing allure of gold.
Established as a branch of Britain's Royal Mint in 1899, The Perth Mint's primary functions to refine gold from Western Australia's eastern goldfields and strike gold coinage continue to this day, with precious metal coins struck onsite at the Mint, and gold refined at The Perth Mint Refinery, situated near Perth Airport.
Conveyed through its visitor experience, The Perth Mint also issues the nation's official bullion and commemorative coin programs, and offers a variety of investment bars and other precious metal products.
Guided Heritage Talk
Make the most of your visit to the historic Perth Mint by joining one of our hourly guided talks. The grand heritage building, the heavily secured vault and the original melting house provide the cues for many extraordinary stories about Western Australia's golden history and the Mint's prolific output of priceless gold bars and coins.
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The Gold Exhibition
The Perth Mint's exciting new Gold Exhibition is now open. This world-class attraction uses the latest innovations in exhibition concept design and audio visual technology, to bring the history of Western Australian gold, and The Perth Mint, to life.
Offering a unique combination of exhibits, the Gold Exhibition gives visitors the rare opportunity to experience the emotive journey of gold discovery. Marvel at the largest coin ever made, weighing one tonne of pure gold; view Australia's most dazzling display of natural gold nuggets; watch molten gold being poured to form a gleaming solid gold bar; handle more than $500,000 worth of gold bullion and much more!
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The centrepiece of the remarkable new Gold Exhibition is the Australian Kangaroo One Tonne Gold Coin, the largest and most valuable coin in the world. Tipping the scale at a massive one tonne of 99.99% pure gold, this colossal coin measures nearly 80cm wide and is more than 12cm deep.
Awarded a prestigious Guinness World Record in 2012, this monumental masterpiece is valued at more than $50million and is showcased in all its golden glory on a revolving platform.
Watch a Gold Pour
Witness the amazing spectacle of a traditional gold pour in The Perth Mint's original melting house, during which pure gold is heated to molten temperatures and transformed into a gleaming solid gold bar. The nineteenth century brick walls of the melting house are literally embedded with gold dust, accumulated over many decades of continuous refining.
Australia's Largest Natural Nugget Collection
Many early prospectors spent years working in backbreaking conditions in outback Australia in search of gold nuggets. Marvel at Australia's most dazzling collection of natural gold nuggets, wafers and crystals, including Newmont's Normandy Nugget, the second largest gold nugget in existence, weighing in at a whopping 25.5 kilograms (820 ounces).
Historic Perth Mint Coin Exhibition
Among the historic coins struck by The Perth Mint are:• An 1899 gold sovereign - the very first coin produced in Perth• The first copper decimal coin made in Australia - a 1966-dated 1 cent piece• Two of the largest legal tender coins in the world - the 10 kilo Australian Lunar Gold and Silver Bullion Coins
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Slide to host a memorial for Daniel Scott
Slide Lounge will host a memorial for the late singer Daniel Scott who passed away earlier this month. The popular musical theatre performer who starred as Felicia in Priscilla the Musical will be remembered by friends and colleagues.
Scott was an accomplished entertainer who starred in numerous theatre productions, musicals, television shows and films. Amongst his many credits were Jersey Boys, Dusty, The Wizard of Oz, The Sound of Music, The Temperamentals, and Shout!
"Daniel is widely remembered as a force of nature, with tremendous talent, generosity of spirit, and a remarkable fearlessness", says former Jersey Boys co-star Jeremy Brennan, "this memorial is an opportunity to celebrate him the way he would love, with lots of booze and song."
The Daniel Scott Memorial will take place on Monday June 2, 7-10pm at Slide Lounge, 41 Oxford Street, Darlinghurst.
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Julie ScottOops!!! Forgot to mention he was only 4 1/2 when at the restaurant!!!!
Julie ScottI would like to publicly thank Jeremy for hosting Daniels Memorial on Monday. I would also like to thank those friends closest to Daniel (some of whom I had never met) for the strength, support and love that they gave, and continue to do so, at this unbearable time. I apologise to those who may wanted to attend his funeral, but it was very intimate and lovely. I believe a video of the service will be shown on Monday night so that you can feel as if you were there. Daniel was a beautiful child, talented from a very early age. His first performance was at a restaurant in Parramatta, where he asked if he could watch "the man play the piano". By the time I got back to my seat, he had microphone in hand, sing You Are My Sunshine. Always very cute and vivacious, he continued to reach his goals. But now he is gone. But he was and will always remain MY sunshine until the day I die. It should be a great night due to the unrelentless efforts of those who are organizing it and I hope you enjoy it...should be a great night. See you all there. Julie Scott (aka Mum) xx
Barbara HarperFrom John and Barbara Gilbert, finance and co-producers of Dusty and Shout, our condolences to the family, friends and associates of Daniel. We share fond memories of his stage presence in our productions as well as our personal memories of him as a friend. Best for your Slide memorial in honour of Daniel on Monday June 2nd.


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"We've made some mistakes…too many in our mind," they wrote. "We want to say that we're sorry for any issues you have experienced while shopping J. Crew online or over the phone over the last few weeks — we know we've let you down."
The company, which prides itself on listening to customers, has experienced some glitches online over the past few weeks due to enhancements, and decided to explain all that on the Web site and via an e-mail blast. For a brief period Wednesday, the Web site was down.
Margot Fooshee, senior vice president of marketing for J. Crew, Madewell and Crewcuts, told WWD, "We recently underwent an upgrade to the Web site and call center to enhance search capabilities and other functions for customers. We added zoom and a new search functionality, so you can search by item name," such as a green sweater or cafe capri pant.
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A brush fire in Bowling Green Sunday afternoon could've turned into a hazardous situation. All nine fire departments within Warren County were called out for a field fire at an old landfill.
"I've seen worse, but not in a while," David Moyers said.
Moyers is the Assistant Chief of the Hadley Volunteer Fire Department. He was one of nearly 125 firefighters called out to a field and woods fire.
"It was pretty well involved by the time we got here," Moyers said.
But this wasn't your typical fire.
"We're on an old landfill here. It produces methane gas, and that's just another type of fuel we're not used to dealing with when it comes to brush fires,", Moyers said.
In fact, these firefighters said it wasn't the fire that had them worried. It was the methane being released from the old landfill.
"There's a lot of methane vents that are coming out releasing the methane gas from the landfill beneath us, so we had to hurry up and get the fire stopped from that, and then it proceeded into the woods which increased the difficulty of putting it back out," Barren River Fire Department Volunteer Brian Lowry said.
Had the fire gotten close enough to those vents they could've been dealing with some small explosions on the old landfill.
"It's kinda a worst case scenario. We don't really like to think about it, but it could've been much worse than it was here. We've finally been able to get a good stop on it," Lowry said.
They were able to do this by putting out some parts of the fire and building fire lines to prevent it from spreading even closer to the landfill.
"Basically taking and removing everything just down to the bare earth to prevent anymore fuel from coming in contact with the fire. Pushing trees, brush, grass - all that stuff away from the fires so it won't continue," Lowry said.
Lowery also said it is unknown at this time how the fire started and that they are in the process of investigating that.
The fire affected nearly 50 acres on and around the landfill and firefighters on the scene say this isn't the first time they've had to respond to this location. They said several years ago there was another fire near the landfill, but not of the magnitude is was on Sunday.


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I ALWAYS pay attention to how coaches name players when they rattle off lists.
It's usually very telling, which is why I found it interesting that when Miami Dolphins coach Tony Sparano was talking about rookies he's been impressed with so far cornerback Sean Smith was named first, safety Chris Clemons was second, and following those two were first-round pick Vontae Davis, and left tackle Andrew Gardner.
But does that mean anything? Maybe it does. Maybe it doesn't. Coincidentally, if you asked me to list off which rookies I think could have an immediate impact on this roster based on the LITTLE sneak peeks I've seen in minicamps and OTAs, that's exactly how I would structure my list.
Pat White is not included because he's been somewhat up and down every session I've seen, and I have no idea what he can do yet. I've only seen one really impressive thing from White, and that's his touch on the long ball, which I'm told is the toughest pass to throw. He's good at it with players he's barely worked with, so imagine what he can do in time…..
Sparano had a very interesting perspective on Shawn Murphy, the 2008 fourth-round pick who needs to get off the path to Bust-ville.
Sparano said Murphy, who only plays left guard because of his inexperience as an offensive lineman (he started out his college career as a defensive lineman), spent most of last season getting his body physically redefined.
"When he came in, we took some weight off of him, then when he got down in body weight, we brought him back up the right way so his body has completely changed since the time that he walked in the building here," Sparano said. "He's much stronger now physically, without a doubt, and I think in a lot better shape, so I think we are going to see him take some steps forward here."
Murphy better, or the only spot he might find on the roster is on the practice squad. But that's only if some other team doesn't poach him in the same fashion the Dolphins snatched Brandon London from the Giants roster, or Andy Alleman from the Saints….
Isn't it interesting that the Dolphins are battling about as many injuries now as they had all of last season. Greg Camarillo and Brennan Marion are coming back from reconstructive knee surgeries. Donald Thomas has a torn pectoral muscle that makes his return uncertain. Alleman has a strained back. David Martin has a sports hernia.
Could the injury tide be turning? Dolphins fans better cross their fingers.
The way Sparano was talking about Marion, the undrafted college free agent who was homeless for a portion of his college career, he made it sound like there's a chance Miami may bring him along extra slowly, possibly stashing him on the PUP, if not injured reserve to see what he can do long term. But I'm betting this tiny receiver, who averaged 31.9 yards per reception as a junior at Tulsa, still has to give the coaches reason to keep him around.
"This guy averaged like 29 or 30 yards per catch in college and scored a ton of touchdowns, so that's really what we seen. We see speed; we see big play ability when we took a look at him," Sparano said. "This guy comes off an injury, so it's only time will tell on how soon we can get him back. We are not in a hurry that way one way or another; we just want to make sure that when the time is right he is ready to go. He is kind of on the same plan that Camarillo is right now. Maybe Camarillo is a shade ahead of him out there from a physical standpoint.
"It will be nice to have him here in our building, doing what we do right now in the weight room and with our trainers so that we can bring him along al little bit."….
I found it interesting that Sparano said he didn't look at one single second of tape of the 2007 defense where Jason Taylor (the acorn) and Joey Porter struggled playing on the same defense together. Sparano, a film junky, said he didn't need to because Sparano swears the Dolphins were using a 4-3 scheme (don't tell that to Cam Cam and Dom Capers, who'd swear it was a 3-4).
Porter looked like poop in that scheme, where he was often playing with his hand in the ground. And wouldn't you know he put together a career-high 17.5 sack season despite being a year older, and supposedly washed up (depending on which sources you listen to).
"When I came here I heard the same kind of thing about Joey. So here we are a couple of years later and we have our system in place right now and I think more importantly in this whole process it was where we see [Taylor] fitting into our system, and how we see him fit into our system," Sparano said. "He and Joey on the field together at points, he and (Matt) Roth, the whole combination of players that we could have out there one way or another depending on different packages is what interests me the most."
Just guessing, but I see Taylor entering the field on clear passing downs, and Matt Roth playing the running downs. Roth is by far the best run stuffer the Dolphins have at linebacker.
Imagine Taylor, Roth and Porter being uses in a 3-man OLB rotation, where each player gets about 40 snaps a piece. If Cameron Wake, Erik Walden, Charlie Anderson or Tearrius George show they are worthy of investing in, I believe Taylor can possibly come off the edge as an end in the nickel and dime package, which occasionally featured a four-man front last season….
Jason Allen had one of those witness protection program beards growing when I saw him at Akin Ayodele's billiards tournament (and I was so jealous). Then he cuts it for the OTA and told me he's going for a cleaner look. I say: "Be You J.A….Do you my man….Stop worrying about pleasing or impressing people and just do you."


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