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The aptly named Taste of Poland is bringing a European flavor to Main Street Breckenridge this winter. The deli will offer traditional Polish food to stave off the winter chill and fuel energy for shopping, skiing and snowboarding afterwards.Both owners - Mike Sojda and Andrew Odorczuk - are originally from Poland. Sojda splits his time between Summit County and Chicago, while Odorczuk plans to be in Breckenridge full time. And it's a good thing, too, because he's in charge of the kitchen."I love to cook," said Odorczuk, who owned a large restaurant in his hometown of Sopot, Poland.Odorczuk first came to the United States six years ago, and ended up working in California driving and then organizing the loading of delivery trucks. It was through the truck business that Odorczuk met Sojda, and their friendship grew. Now, even though he's been in Summit County for less than two months, Odorczuk says he likes Colorado much more than California."The people are very nice, very friendly here," he said. "They wish us success."The deli offers sandwiches, Polish sausages, pierogies, soups and stews, all mixed with Odorczuk's specialty sauces. Even the chips, cookies and snacks along the counter are from Poland, and have Polish language labels. Those truly in a rush will be able to buy a $2 to-go sandwich to shove into their pockets on the way to the lifts."Polish food is the history of Poland," said Odorczuk, who describes his fare as hearty, perfect for winter, with a rich, non-spicy taste. "Eat here and you'll be full for the whole day," he promised.The purpose of opening the deli in a place like Breckenridge was to offer something different and unique to the community. Odorczuk hopes people are curious about traditional Polish food, and will come in to give it a try.The deli is in the same building as the Twin Moose Yogurt Company. Bob Stanley, whose wife owns the yogurt company, says that he's looking forward to working beside the deli."It's been a pleasure getting to know Andy and Mike," Stanley said. "We're very excited, especially since they've been feeding us, and we've been tasting their food."Jeff Palomo owns the building, and says that the deli should be a good draw for winter crowds."It's a great addition to not only Breckenridge, but their concept fits with the building as well," Palomo said. Now the building will have offerings for breakfast, lunch and dessert. "It's a one-stop shop." Taste of Poland is open now, but plans to have a grand-opening celebration in early December.
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FRANKFORT, N.Y.�� Friday was not a good night to be home.
The upper seed lost four of the six Section III quarterfinals played in classes C and D. Included among the losers were No. 1 seeds Weedsport in Class D and the Syracuse Institute of Technology in Class C.
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In the other Class D game played Friday, Dolgeville, a wild card entry, was a 27-20 winner over Weedsport, the undefeated No. 1 seed. The Blue Devils held a one-point lead when Weedsport fumbled the ball on the game�s final play and Dolgeville ran it back for a touchdown.
Immaculate Heart, the third seed, advanced to the Class C semifinals with its 49-7 win over defending champion Skaneateles.
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BRENTWOOD -- Liberty Union High School District's trustees are considering changing attendance boundaries next month to redistribute students more evenly among campuses.
The new borders wouldn't have any bearing on those already in high school but would affect some youngsters graduating from schools in Brentwood Union School District.
Board members began discussing the idea in late August and will hold a public hearing on Jan. 16. Trustees are expected to decide the matter on Jan. 23.
"The issue is trying to balance out enrollments and prepare for new development," Superintendent Eric Volta said.
Among Liberty Union's three mainstream high schools, there's a significant difference between the head counts at Freedom High in Oakley and that of Brentwood's Heritage and Liberty high schools.
Without a boundaries adjustment, the distribution of students will become even more unequal because north Brentwood and east Oakley -- the areas where Heritage and Freedom students come from, respectively -- are also where the most new residential construction is expected, Volta said.
When there are too many students at one campus, their extracurricular opportunities are more limited, Volta said; there are fewer chances of winning a plum role in the school play or becoming drum major of the marching band.
In addition, a crowded campus means administrators and other employees have less time to handle discipline matters, help teachers and meet with parents, he said.
Distributing students more evenly among the campuses also will help ease congestion on and near American Avenue, Volta said, noting that the number of students at Heritage High has been on the rise for the past seven years.
And by easing the crunch at Heritage, there's less need for portable classrooms, a good thing because the campus has few suitable places for them, he said.
A long stretch of the new boundaries would follow Marsh Creek and a set of railroad tracks.
The district opted for these "natural" demarcations rather than draw boundaries down the middle of a street, which is a common occurrence right now, Volta said.
The problem is that kids who live on opposite sides of a street but have attended the same school for years are separated when they reach high school, he explained.
This would happen less often with the new limits, Volta said.
Although many students in Brentwood Union School District still could attend high school together, eighth-graders graduating from Bristow Middle School would continue to be divided between two high schools. They currently go to either Oakley's Freedom High or Heritage High in Brentwood; under the new plan, they would be split instead between Brentwood's Liberty High and Heritage.
The district would make an exception for those who live in the development across the street from Freedom; although students technically should attend Liberty according to the revised boundaries, they would be allowed to opt for Freedom instead.
And there likely will be more flexibility like this once students are spread more evenly across the campuses, Volta said.
Last year the district denied dozens of requests from incoming freshmen who wanted to attend a school other than the one they normally would go to, he said.
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Plum, hazelnut & chocolate cake
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- fat39g
- saturates15g
- carbs51g
- sugars33g
- fibre4g
- protein9g
- salt0.83g
- 175g butter, plus extra for greasing
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- 500g plums
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- 2 tbsp redcurrant, damson or plum jelly
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Heat oven to 180C/fan 160C/gas 4. Butter and line the base of a round 20cm cake tin. Halve and stone 4 plums, set aside for later, then roughly chop the remaining plums.
Put the sugar, butter, flour, ground hazelnuts, eggs and baking powder into a large bowl and beat with a wooden spoon or electric hand mixer for 1-2 mins, until smooth and light. Stir in the chopped plums and chocolate, then tip into the prepared cake tin and smooth the top.
Arrange the halved plums over the top of the mixture, pressing them down lightly, then scatter over hazelnuts. Bake for 40-50 mins until the top is golden and the cake feels firm to the touch. Cool in the tin for 10 mins, then turn out, remove the paper and cool on a wire rack. Heat the jelly, then brush over the top of the cake before serving.
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I used Callebaut Dark Chocolate Callets for this recipe. The cake took longer to cook than stated and when I removed it from the oven it looked wonderful, smelled devine and I eagerly waited to remove it from the tin. I served it with Haagen Dazs Vanilla Bean Ice Cream ...This was NOT NICE!!! The dark chocolate gave the taste of something severely burnt! Such a shame!
I made this cake today as per recipie but it definitely needs longer to bake. It was very moist even after all the baking but went down a treat at dinner.. Definitely a desert cake than a treat cake. I used cherry jam melted on the top and sprinkled some crushed hazelnuts on too of that to set it off... Tasted great and looked good too!
Made this for the office and everyone said it was amazing - the chocolate really gives it a lift and the hazelnut taste comes through really well.
Couldn't find ground hazelnuts so bought a pack of whole ones, used some for the top and then put the rest in my chopper and they ground down to a fine powder. Didn't quite have enough but topped up with ground almonds with no issues. Also didn't bother with the jelly on top.
Couldn't get ground hazelnuts, bought a 200g bag of whole hazelnuts and whizzed 175g in the food processor then added the 'cake mix' into processor, put this mix in a bowl and stirred in the plums & chocolate. The remaining 25g whole hazelnuts were plenty for the top.
Came out after 1 hour as I was cautious of cooking time after reading reviews, the middle plum sank in a bit, but it was wonderful!! Made for a mummy coffee morning,was the talk of the offerings!!
As many other people have said, it takes longer than it says here. Took about an hour and 15 or 20 mins for mine to be ready, by which time the top was looking quite charred, so following the advice of another commenter I covered it with foil for the last 15 mins. Does anyone know how many servings this is meant to be? Just trying to work out how much damage I've done to the diet exactly ;-) It was actually delicious, very moist, fruity, nutty, and substantial. Quite delicious actually. I will make it again.
Made this last night and it only took about 15 mins longer to cook - my cake is a lot lighter than the picture, but it was cooked thru so i took it out. It looks and feels sensationally soft and moist and looks wonderful with the glaze - top notch recipe. Slightly warmed up and served with homemade vanilla ice-cream (delicious) - thanks Mary!
Delicious cake, went down very well with my family last week. Making another today to use up the plums. Used chopped hazlenuts as couldn't get ground but gave it a nice texture. Needed to use a 23cm tin and had to cook for an extra 20 mins. Used the redcurrent jelly on the top but have run out now so won't bother today, think it will be just as nice without.
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A player who needs no introduction, Lionel Messi can do it all. The sublimely gifted forward has won the FIFA World Player of the Year award and helped Barcelona win the UEFA Champions League three times. The list of accomplishments goes on and on. Support excellence with his official jersey!
Barcelona's Authentic Home Jersey 13/14 for the 13/14 season.
Barcelona's traditional red and blue stripes return with a unique, modern fade graphic on the sleeves. In theory this design represents the idea that Barca makes it look easy on the field, but the team's skill on the field is very complex. The yellow collar honors the Catalan flag, which can also be found at the back collar.
Ground-breaking Dri-FIT microfiber fabric for rapid moisture absorption in sweat-intensive zones.
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Lightweight breathable bonded Barcelona team badge and Nike Swoosh logo reduce bulk.
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NOTE: Tight fit, which means any jersey classified as Authentic will run small. The authentic is the actual piece that is worn on field. The authentic uses a performance cut for a snug fit. It also has a bonded crest. The authentic also features upgraded materials. The upgraded materials on the authentic result in a lighter weight.
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This photograph shows Steven Gerrard lifting the 2005 Champions League trophy after his inspirational performance propelled Liverpool to victory over AC Milan in Istanbul. In one of the greatest football comebacks of all time, Steven Gerrard inspired his Liverpool team to overcome AC Milan's 3-0 half-time lead and bring the European Cup back to Merseyside for the fifth time.
The photograph is 16" by 12" in size and is one of a limited number that were signed by Gerrard a private signing session carried out in Liverpool. The photograph comes with an official certificate of authenticity featuring an image of Gerrard signing the photograph.
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Hello munobal community :) I'm new to this forums. I'd like to thank the videos that were found on YouTube, which have provided the link to this neat website!
I've just started getting into Slalom or Freestyle skating, just today I've learned how to do the nelson (hurray).
I hope to meet some friends on this website! Not only because it's very difficult to find some freestyle skaters here in Hawaii.. Maybe the ice skaters.. But any who, I'm open to new people :D
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Nice to meet you here and thank you 4 your visit.
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Thank you very much for the encouragement! I have been watching a few, very fluid movement in the trick lesson videos~ wow. Oh I do have a question. What do you think can substitute cones? I plan on using plastic cups with added weight for now, but currently using rocks I find.. XD which is why I need some suggestions~


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NARM: The North American Reciprocal Museum Program
DCCA is a proud member of the NARM reciprocal museum program.
DCCA's members $125 Supporting Level and above, will be entitled to all basic membership privileges at participating NARM museums. For example, benefits for NARM members could include: free admission during regular museum hours, discounts on special exhibitions, special event tickets, parking, and in the museum shop or restaurant.
NARM reciprocal members will be required to present their current DCCA membership card with the NARM decal attached. Photo I.D. may be required.
DCCA Members who join or have recently renewed at the Supporting level or higher, will receive a NARM decal to attach to their current membership card and a printout listing all participating institutions.
All members have the opportunity to upgrade their memberships to the Supporting level by calling 302.656.6466 x 7109.
There are currently 694 member institutions participating in the NARM program. New institutions are added quarterly.
The North American Reciprocal Museum (NARM) program is an association of arts and cultural institutions in the United States, Bermuda, Canada, El Salvador and Mexico which offers select benefits of membership to each others qualifying members.
For the most updated list plese visit the official NARM website.
Here are a selection of participating instututions:
CALIFORNIA Long Beach Long Beach Museum of Art
CALIFORNIA Long Beach Museum of Latin American Art (MoLAA)
CALIFORNIA Los Angeles Chinese American Museum
CALIFORNIA Los Angeles Craft & Folk Art Museum
CALIFORNIA Los Angeles Japanese American National Museum
CALIFORNIA San Diego Visions Art Museum, Contemporary Quilts + Textiles
CALIFORNIA San Francisco Fine Arts Museum - de Young Museum
CALIFORNIA San Francisco Museum of Craft and Design
CALIFORNIA San Jose San Jose Institute of Contemporary Art
CALIFORNIA Santa Barbara Museum of Contemporary Art
DELAWARE Dover Biggs Museum of American Art
DELAWARE Wilmington Hagley Museum and Library
MARYLAND Annapolis Elizabeth Myers Mitchell Gallery (St. John's College)
MARYLAND Baltimore *The Baltimore Museum of Art
MARYLAND Easton Academy Art Museum
MARYLAND Hagertown Washington County Museum of Fine Art
MARYLAND Silver Spring Pyramid Atlantic Arts Center
NEW JERSEY Camden Battleship New Jersey Museum & Memorial
NEW JERSEY Clinton Hunterdon Art Museum
NEW JERSEY Freehold Monmouth County Historical Association
NEW JERSEY Jersey City Jersey City Museum
NEW JERSEY Long Branch Shore Institute of the Contemporary Arts (SICA)
NEW JERSEY Madison Museum of Early Trades & Crafts
NEW JERSEY Millville Wheaton Arts and Cultural Center
NEW JERSEY Montclair Montclair Art Museum
NEW JERSEY Morris Plains The Stickley Museum at Craftsman Farms
NEW JERSEY Newark The Newark Museum
NEW JERSEY New Brunswick Jane Voorhees Zimmerli Art Museum
NEW JERSEY Princeton Princeton University Art Museum
NEW JERSEY Summit Visual Arts Center of New Jersey
NEW MEXICO Santa Fe Georgia O'Keeffe Museum
NEW MEXICO Santa Fe Museum of Contemporary Native Arts
NEW MEXICO Santa Fe SITE Santa Fe
NEW MEXICO Santa Fe Center for Contemporary Arts
NEW MEXICO Santa Fe IAIA Museum of Contemporary Native Arts
NEW MEXICO Santa Fe New Mexico Museum of Art
NEW YORK Albany Albany Institute of History & Art
NEW YORK Albany Irish American Heritage Museum
NEW YORK Buffalo Albright-Knox Art Gallery
NEW YORK Buffalo Burchfield-Penney Art Center/Buffalo State College
NEW YORK Cooperstown **#The Fenimore Art Museum / The Farmers' Museum
NEW YORK Corning Corning Museum of Glass
NEW YORK Corning The Rockwell Museum
NEW YORK East Hampton Guild Hall of East Hampton
NEW YORK East Meredith Hanford Mills Museum, Inc
NEW YORK Elmira Arnot Art Museum
NEW YORK Glens Falls The Hyde Collection
NEW YORK Hempstead Hofstra University Museum
NEW YORK Huntington Heckscher Museum of Art
NEW YORK Ithaca Herbert F. Johnson Museum of Art/Cornell University
NEW YORK Katonah Katonah Museum of Art
NEW YORK Kinderhook Columbia County Historical Society
NEW YORK Long Island City SculptureCenter
NEW YORK New Paltz Samuel Dorsky Museum of Art/SUNY at New Paltz
NEW YORK New York American Folk Art Museum
NEW YORK New York The Asia Society
NEW YORK New York El Museo del Barrio
NEW YORK New York The Frick Collection
NEW YORK New York Museum of American Illustration
NEW YORK New York China Museum
NEW YORK New York Museum of Arts & Design
NEW YORK New York Museum of Biblical Art
NEW YORK New York Museum of Chinese in America
NEW YORK New York New-York Historical Society
NEW YORK New York The New York City Police Museum
NEW YORK New York Rubin Museum of Art
NEW YORK New York The Studio Museum in Harlem
NEW YORK Old Chatham The Shaker Museum and Library
NEW YORK Peekskill Hudson Valley Center for Contemporary Art
NEW YORK Purchase Neuberger Museum of Art
NEW YORK Rochester Memorial Art Gallery
NEW YORK Saratoga Springs Tang Teaching Museum at Skidmore College
NEW YORK Southampton The Parrish Art Museum
NEW YORK Syracuse Everson Museum of Art
NEW YORK Utica Munson-Williams-Proctor Arts Institute
NEW YORK Yonkers Hudson River Museum
PENNSYLVANIA Allentown Allentown Art Museum
PENNSYLVANIA Chadds Ford **##Brandywine River Museum
PENNSYLVANIA Elkins Park Beth Sholom Synagogue Visitor Center
PENNSYLVANIA Doylestown & New Hope *James A. Michener Art Museum
PENNSYLVANIA Harrisburg ***Susquehanna Art Museum
PENNSYLVANIA Jenkintown Abington Art Center
PENNSYLVANIA Lancaster Lancaster Museum of Art
PENNSYLVANIA Lancaster Pennsylvania Guild of Craftsmen
PENNSYLVANIA Media Tyler Arboretum
PENNSYLVANIA Philadelphia National Constitution Center
PENNSYLVANIA Philadelphia Philadelphia's Magic Gardens
PENNSYLVANIA Philadelphia Institute of Contemporary Art/University of Pennsylvania
PENNSYLVANIA Philadelphia Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts
PENNSYLVANIA Philadelphia The Philadelphia Art Alliance
PENNSYLVANIA Philadelphia The U of Penn Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology
PENNSYLVANIA Philadelphia Woodmere Art Museum
PENNSYLVANIA Pittsburgh August Wilson Center for African American Culture
PENNSYLVANIA Pittsburgh Frick Art & Historical Center
PENNSYLVANIA Pittsburgh Mattress Factory
PENNSYLVANIA Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Center for the Arts
PENNSYLVANIA Pittsburgh Society for Contemporary Craft
PENNSYLVANIA Pittsburgh The ToonSeum
PENNSYLVANIA Reading Reading Public Museum
PENNSYLVANIA Scranton Everhart Museum of Natural History, Science & Art
PENNSYLVANIA Valley Forge Valley Forge National Historical Park
Visit the NARM website for the complete listing of 606 member institutions.
Contact: Terry Foreman, Director of Retail and Membership, via email or at 302-656-6466 x7113.


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Published: Tuesday, February 19, 2013 at 8:07 p.m.
Last Modified: Tuesday, February 19, 2013 at 8:07 p.m.
Investigators seized two gambling machines from a bar in Inman on Monday.
According to an incident report, an investigator went into the Star Bar on Asheville Highway and saw two gaming machines plugged in and turned on near a pool table. The officer came out and told other investigators waiting outside about the machines, and when they all went back inside, they noted the machines had been turned off, the report states. They spoke to Ronnie Lynn Parris, 63, of 684 Brown Arrow Circle, Inman, who gave investigators the key to the machines. Inside one of the machines was $247, which officers seized.
Parris, the bar owner, was arrested and charged with gambling. He was released from the Spartanburg County Detention Facility on a $1,000 bond.
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MANTECA - The Manteca Police Department released few details of its investigation after arresting a man for sex crimes Saturday.
Dereck Landry, 20, was arrested on suspicion of torture, rape, kidnapping, unlawful intercourse with a minor, battery with serious bodily injury, corporal injury to a child and other crimes, jail records showed. Landry was being held at the San Joaquin County Jail in lieu of $918,000 bail.
The 17-year-old victim knew Landry prior to the sexual assault, but it is not believed to be a case of statutory rape, Sgt. Bryan Holland said.
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by Tiffany Rider, Staff Writer
The Long Beach City Council voted recently to establish a joint use committee with the Long Beach Unified School District's Board of Education members to pool resources and search for ways to save money.
"We've worked at having a formal relationship with members of the city council in the past, and we didn't quite get there," said Felton Williams, LBUSD board president, at the July 12 city council meeting. "But we can recognize the importance of having that kind of relationship, particularly in this day and time."
The cash-strapped entities are to have representatives meet in a public forum, subject to the Brown Act, to review opportunities for joint use of land, environmental concerns, public safety concerns and other opportunities to accomplish their core missions with fewer funds. The item, presented to the council by 7th District Councilmember James Johnson, must be approved with a vote of the school board at a future meeting before the committee is formed.
"The reality is we all have less," Johnson said. "The school district has less money to work on their mission. The city has less money to work toward our mission."


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Mr. John A. Turner, Sr.
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CHESNEE, SC-- Mr. John A. Turner, Sr. of 1612 Highway 11, passed Saturday, March 30, 2013.
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Using a face wash laced with salicylic acid (from one to two percent depending on how bad, and how often, you break out) is a surefire way to stop pimples from forming. Its simple: Instead of spot treating after one pops up, youre keeping every single pore clear from the get go. Suds up in the morning and night, and then wait one full minute before rinsing so the gentle exfoliator can work its pore-clearing magic.
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Feminine form of Louis. Comes from the English, French, and Dutch.
Meaning: Famous Warrior
Meaning: Famous Warrior
Louise was a famous warrior woman.
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Louise always attracts attention to herself even without trying. She is extremely intelligent but sometimes a little ditzy when she gets too excited, but always interesting and fun! Louise usually looks gorgeous and has a fantastic smile that lights Everyone up. She treats people fairly and truthfully even if they dont like it! Dont mess with her - she will never forget it! Louise is the greatest one man woman lover you will ever find and is always optimistic with life, and stubbornly determined to succeed like a warrior at whatever she attempts. Louise's are great people! Hug one and tell her so today!
by Angel Maker February 04, 2010
A girl of unrivalled beauty - both external and internal. Her smile has an irresistible quality to it; it gives you the sense that there is no-one she is so pleased to be with as you. She is cute, she is sweet, she is caring. She is Louise.
Person 1: Wow, that girl's amazing
Person 2: Yeah, she's a real Louise.
Person 2: Yeah, she's a real Louise.
by Ali G 69 March 16, 2013
A queen or woman of royal descent, who posesses great beauty, integrity, nobleness of heart and character, intelligence and kindness.
Having a louise in your midst, you will rub shoulders with sheer royalty. Noble in heart and soul, a louise will be the best of friends.
by Songbird December 29, 2012
A beautiful woman with a passionate heart. Longs to be seen and understood. Loves like no other with a pure heart. Thinks like a Brohoe, can easily be around guys. Not afraid to speak her mind when she knows what's right. Faced trials that made her a woman of beauty, love, strength, humble, courage and a woman of faith. A woman behind a blooming flower, the most beautiful flower hidden in midst of a dark forest. A delicate flower that is worth keeping forever.
"I want to have Louise as my bride"
"You are the Louise of my life"
"You are the Louise of my life"
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Our famous Graphic Designer.
She is quiet by day, not so much by night.
A lovely lady with a great smile, always a pleasure.
She is quiet by day, not so much by night.
A lovely lady with a great smile, always a pleasure.
Michelle: Hi Louise, you're so nice.
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Louise: Thanks Michelle, I know.
by JustthatGal December 05, 2008
The most evil dog bitch spawn of Satan ever to live. She is also said to steal the souls of young children in order to feed her albino daughter.
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guy 1: What a lovely salmon pink mohair sweater!
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BERGEN, Norway (AP) " The pale, zombie-like addicts staggering through concrete underpasses make an unlikely scene in wealthy Norway's picturesque second city. As a gateway to the fjords which zigzag the oil-rich nation's long coastline, Bergen is the last stop on a global drug route that gives it one of the worst heroin problems in Europe.
WASHINGTON (AP) " President Barack Obama is hoping to marshal strong global action against climate change at the historic conference in Paris and reassure the world that the U.S. can deliver on its own commitments.
BRUSSELS (AP) " The latest on the mass movement of asylum-seekers and others seeking refuge in Europe. All times local:
PARIS (AP) " The latest from the much-anticipated U.N. climate conference that gets underway in Paris on Monday. All times local:
MOSCOW (AP) " Russian emergency services say cleanup operations are underway after an oil tanker was grounded, damaging one of its fuel tanks.
PARIS (AP) " Empty shoes were lined up in downtown Paris ahead of the start of international climate negotiations Sunday, filling in for global warming protesters who were not permitted to march because of security after this month's attacks.
BANGUI, Central African Republic (AP) " The latest on Pope Francis' first trip to Africa. (All times local.)
NEW FLORENCE, Pa. (AP) " A 31-year-old man has been arrested in the shooting death of a veteran police officer who was responding to a domestic dispute in western Pennsylvania.
VALLETTA, Malta (AP) " The 53-nation Commonwealth has said climate change poses an "existential threat" to some of its member states, and urged participants at the Paris climate talks to produce a legally binding agreement on cutting greenhouse gas...
BANGUI, Central African Republic (AP) " Pope Francis arrived Sunday in the conflict-torn Central African Republic, brushing aside security concerns to bring a message of peace and reconciliation to a country where violence between Christian and...
ZAWERGOSK, Iraq (AP) " Aria is stateless. Like thousands of other children born to Syrian refugees living in Iraq, the 10-month-old girl is beginning her life in legal limbo.
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Cameras at intersections broadcast live at the Traffic Training Center in Evans. It's all about safety and efficiency. (WRDW-TV / June 27, 2012)
News 12 First at Five / Wednesday, June 27, 2012
EVANS, Ga. -- Emergency response is about to get even quicker for people living in Columbia County. As of Wednesday, fire trucks are now equipped with special technology, letting them zoom through major intersections during an emergency.
"Second and minutes do matter," said Training Chief Brent Willis with the Martinez-Columbia Fire Department.
Crews are installing new equipment in each truck, so they can respond to your emergency even faster.
"It absolutely could make a difference in saving somebody's life," said Traffic Engineer Glen Bollinger.
And everything is wireless. When an emergency vehicle approaches a traffic light, the lights will change.
"The yellow zones indicate where it actually detects the emergency vehicle, so it knows which lights to turn red and which lights to turn green," Bollinger said.
It helps keep both residents and firefighters safe.
"A lot of times when a fire truck is approaching the intersection, it's difficult to tell which direction they're actually coming from," Bollinger said.
Next time you're driving through an intersection, look up. There are cameras everywhere, which broadcast live at the Traffic Training Center in Evans. It's all about safety and efficiency.
"It's a smart system. It actually changes traffic signals and keeps traffic flowing, minute by minute," Bollinger said. "You can't build new roads. It costs so much money, so we're trying to get the most efficiency out of what we have."
Johnny Whitfield is all about his taxpayer money going toward better, safer roads.
"I think it's an excellent idea," he said. "I think it keeps down confusion, with the traffic first of all. It makes it safer for the drivers. Then at the same time, it could eliminate those seconds you need for an emergency."
Seconds are precious when you're talking about lives.
"I think it is becoming a wave of the future. It's printing the safety of the firefighters, as well as the community," Willis said.
Once things are done, the system is expected to cost about a couple hundred thousand dollars. Right now there are 15 cameras at intersections around town, and they're hoping to install about 20 more. Eventually, the plan is for all deputy patrol cars to have the equipment, along with ambulances.


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Rachel Zoe Collection pop-up
Not only will you score the überstylist's spring 2013 collection at this temporary spot inside Treasure & Bond, but all proceeds benefit Big Brothers Big Sisters of New York City (bigsnyc.org) and Theatreworks USA (theatreworksusa.org). We'll be grabbing leopard-print dresses ($345), leather stacked-heel booties ($525) and silk-tassel earrings ($225).
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and was tested for over eight years. Hard to manage coats require more than
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Japan grappled with the International Olympic Committee's decision to drop wrestling from the 2020 Gameson Wednesday and the possibility it could mean Tokyo's pitch to host the games is pinned to the mat in its current form.
While its prominence overseas is not what it once was, wrestling still enjoys tremendous popularity in Japan and has become one of nation's top Olympic sports, with more than half of the seven gold medals Japan won at the 2012 London Games awarded to wrestlers.
The IOC's decision "comes as a complete surprise to me, and if true, is heart-breaking," national broadcaster NHK cited Japan Olympic Committee chairman Tsunekazu Takeda as saying Tuesday night.
"Wrestling has become a national sport for Japan," Yoshihide Suga, Japan's top government spokesman told reporters, calling the IOC decision "very regrettable." The government in October awarded three-time gold medalist Saori Yoshida the People's Honor Award for "bringing hope and courage" to the Japanese people.
With the IOC's decision, Tokyo may now have little choice but to rethink its presentation for the 2020 Games, given that Ms. Yoshida, using the slogan "I'll compete in the Tokyo Games even if they stop me," is at the forefront of its campaign.
Last summer's wrestling victories in London were a saving grace for Japan after it failed to win a single gold medal in its homegrown sport of judo for the first time since it was added in the Olympic lineup in 1964.
Now that it's out of the games, wrestling is unlikely to fill the void being created by the turmoil in Japan's judo community. Seriously tarnishing the sport's image, last month it was revealed that 15 female judoka–including those who were on the London team—-filed a petition against Ryuji Sonoda, their head coach, to the JOC in December for routine corporal punishment that included hitting them with a bamboo sword used in kendo.
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John Anthony (Tony) Poss, 75, of Redwood Falls, died September 27, 2012 at Ridgeview Hospital in Waconia surrounded by his loving family.
A Memorial Mass in celebration of his life will be held Saturday, October 6 at noon at St. Catherine's Catholic Church in Redwood Falls.
A visitation will precede the service from 10 a.m. to noon.
Tony, son of Harold and Alma Erlandson Poss, was born February 18, 1937 in Franklin. He was baptized and confirmed at Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Franklin. He was the youngest of five children and was raised a good Catholic by a Lutheran mother.
Tony graduated from Franklin High School in 1955. He participated in all sports and played saxophone in the band. He served two years in the United States Army, most of the time spent in Germany. Prior to the army, he attended St. John's University and upon his return attended St. Cloud State University. On December 27, 1962, Tony married Eleanor Simmons at St. John's Catholic Church in Morton.
Tony grew up working in the Poss Hardware store in Franklin. His three children, Mark, Amy and Scott, were born while living and working there. During that time he was active in his church and community serving on the city council, school board, fire department and ambulance crew. In 1968 the family moved to Redwood Falls. He once again became active in his church by serving as a lector and volunteer. He also became a Knight of Columbus.
It was also at that time he began his career as a "tinner" designing, building and installing heating and air systems for homes and businesses. It was a career that served him for more than 40 years and he mentored many young apprentices along the way.
Tony enjoyed reading, road trips and abundant friendships. His rounds included regular trips to the library, visits to friends and excursions to his children's homes.
He looked forward to his annual fishing trips with his sons and son-in-law. He loved his neighbors and helped arrange the annual block parties. He was a Hometown Hero.
Tony's true love was Ellie, his wife of 49 years and nine months. He was looking forward to celebrating their 50th wedding anniversary in December with family and friends.
His greatest joy was spending time with his family: son Mark, wife Becky and their children Tony and Lucy in Red Wing; daughter Amy, husband Mike and their children Kate, Harry and Annie in Minnetonka; and son Scott, wife Joan and their children Colleen, Bridget and Charlie in Apple Valley.
Tony is survived by his wife, children and grandchildren along with his sister Carolyn (Bob) Brix of Clara City, brother Dr. Peter (Emilie) of Willmar and sisters-in-law Barbara of Minneapolis and Alene of Franklin.
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Bill Powell was killed Tuesday morning after a man came to the Huddle House in North Augusta and shot him and his friend Rev. Earl Carter in the parking lot. The two were regulars. Friends and workers there are having a hard time putting this all behind them.
For years, they've been coming to Huddle House early... between 5:30 and 6:00... to meet with friends and talk about life over coffee. The group, between 3-5 people, is known as the "Board of Directors" at the Huddle House.
They sit just to your right, at the back when you walk through the front door.
"We just sit around and shoot the bull... all kind of stuff," said Marion Kendrick, Rev. Earl Carter's friend.
"We'd sit here, talk bull jive you know. That's just life, " Allen Powell, Bill Powell's friend also added.
Bill Powell and Rev. Earl Carter didn't make it inside for their meeting Tuesday morning.
They were shot in the parking lot. Bettie Gorsline has been waiting on the group since she started work at the Huddle House.
"I brought flowers to put on the table this morning because I didn't want anyone to sit there, " said Betty Gorsline, waiter at the Huddle House.
For a bunch that jokes around so much... she sure didn't expect them to show up Wednesday.
"None of 'em were joking and cutting up like they normally do, but they were there and in spirit... so was Bill and Earl," Bettie emotionally added.
While Earl recovers... there's the realization that Bill won't be coming back.
Now, there's just hope the good memories will see everybody through such a dark time.
"I mean if you didn't have money to pay for your coffee, they'd pay for it. That's just the way they were," said Marion.
"It's hard on me because you see a friend of yours die out there in the parking lot," said Allen.
Grief counselors were brought into this Huddle House for employees, customers, family, and friends. News 12 has learned they'll stick around as long as they're needed.


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CORPUS CHRISTI – Senior right-handed pitcher Trevor Foss and senior outfielder Eric Weiss were both selected by the Los Angeles Angels on the third day of the 2013 Major League Baseball First-Year Player Draft on Saturday. Foss was selected in the 22nd round (667th overall), while Weiss was chosed in the 35th (1057th overall), the fifth and sixth players in the last four years selected from the Texas A&M – Corpus Christi baseball team.
This marks the third time in program history that two Islanders were selected in the same draft, joining the 2011 class of Todd Simko and Matt Holland and the 2005 duo of Trey Hearne and Chuck Carter. They are the eighth and ninth players ever chosen, and the fifth and sixth in head coach Scott Malone's tenure. They are the first two players in school history to be drafted by the Angels.
Foss is the third-highest draftee in school lore. Only Daniel Minor, who went 279th overall to the Houston Astros in 2012, and Todd Simko, who went 637th to the Washington Nationals in 2011, were selected higher.
Foss had an outstanding senior campaign for the Islanders, earning Third Team All-Southland Conference recognition for his efforts on the mound. He went 8-6 on the year with a 3.09 ERA, posting 103 strikeouts, the fourth-most in Islanders history. He finished third in the league with his total, and he and Oral Roberts' Alex Gonzalez were the only two among the Southland strikeout leaders to post more than one punchout per inning pitched.
The Janesville, Wis., native tossed three complete games on the year, including a shutout of Texas-Pan American where he registered a career-high 15 strikeouts. That effort earned him Louisville Slugger National Player of the Week honors from Collegiate Baseball Newspaper. It also earned him the first of two Southland Pitcher of the Week nods. He earned the second following a three-hit shutout against McNeese State, when he struck out 10. He posted 10 strikeouts or more three times and held his opponents to five hits or fewer in each of his last four starts on the year.
Weiss was a First Team All-Southland selection in his senior campaign after leading the Islanders and placing ninth in the conference with a .327 average. He added 11 doubles, four triples and four home runs, driving in 42 runs. His .406 on-base percentage and .474 slugging average both were tops among A&M-Corpus Christi players. He was also an outstanding leader for the Islanders and played strong defense, going errorless on the season while patrolling centerfield.
Weiss was amazingly consistent, registering a hit in 46 of the Islanders' 57 games on the season. He was also crucial in the clutch, his most notable performance a 4-for-6 outing with three RBI in the Islanders' come-from-behind 17-15 win over Lamar on Senior Day. He posted four games on the season with at least three runs driven in, and had 17 games with at least two hits.
Islanders signee Glenn Sparkman, a product of Wharton Junior College, was also selected on Day Three of the MLB Draft, going in the 20th round to Kansas City. Sparkman came off the board with the 594th overall pick. The native of Ganado, Texas, has until July 12 to decide whether to sign with the Royals or whether he will join the Islanders for the fall.
The MLB Draft is still ongoing on Saturday afternoon, with several other Islanders players in the running to hear their name called. For all the latest on the draft and about the Islanders throughout the summer, be sure to follow the team (@IslandersBSB) and head coach Scott Malone (@CorpusBaseball) on Twitter.


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OAKLAND -- The Warriors didn't need any additional bad news as they attempt to pluck a most irritating thorn Wednesday night at Oracle Arena -- a 10-game losing streak against the Memphis Grizzlies.
But what already shaped up as a heady task became a full-fledged daunting challenge Tuesday when point guard Stephen Curry was ruled out for the game against the Grizzlies because of a mild concussion.
Curry, whose head smashed against the court when Utah's Marvin Williams fell on top of him Monday night, seemed fine beyond a slight headache after the game, and coach Mark Jackson said he was his usual self on the flight home from Salt Lake City. But further tests Monday revealed that Curry had symptoms of a concussion.
"He came in, got checked on, and we sent him home to get the proper rest," Jackson said. "It's the right thing to do to make sure he's healthy and whole. Obviously, we want to be smart."
Smart is good, but it does put the Warriors in a world of hurt for this grudge game against the Grizzlies. They already are without backup point guard Toney Douglas (stress reaction), and also will be missing backup big man Jermaine O'Neal (groin, knee). Things did even up a bit when the NBA suspended Memphis guard Tony Allen for the Warriors game after he kicked the Clippers' Chris Paul in a Memphis win in Los Angeles on Monday night.
Jackson hadn't decided on a starting lineup other than to say jack-of-all-trades swingman Andre Iguodala would get significant time at the point. Klay Thompson will likely handle the ball more, and the Warriors may have to reach deeper down their bench for Kent Bazemore.
"It's safe to assume I won't be playing, and I will never sign one of my assistant coaches, either," Jackson said, smiling.
This game, as with most games against Memphis, will likely be decided in the paint anyway. And with that in mind, it's still a dynamic matchup considering the way both teams' 4-5 tandems are playing right now. David Lee and Andrew Bogut combined for 22 points and 27 rebounds against the Jazz, while Zach Randolph and Marc Gasol totaled 49 points and 24 boards against the Clippers.
When the Grizzlies rolled to a 108-90 victory Nov. 9 in Memphis -- Golden State's last loss -- the Warriors were playing on the second leg of a back-to-back to end a five-game trip. They've won four straight since and are 5-0 at Oracle.
"I think we have a really good chance, even without Steph," said Lee. "Memphis is a very good basketball team, a team that's had our number. But I think we're pretty tough to beat at home, so it should be a great matchup."
Lee admitted that Randolph and Gasol comprise the toughest 4-5 tandem in the league, but as they play more together, he believes he and Bogut can combat Memphis' size and skill down low.
"It's nice to be able to prepare with Andrew every day, and we're really starting to understand each other on both ends of the floor," Lee said. "So I don't think we need to make this into a situation where we're concerned about those two guys. Andrew and I are going to go right back at those guys, and they have some things they'll need to be concerned about as well. We're ready to go at those guys just like they're ready to go at us."
So why have Randolph and Gasol given the Warriors such fits?
"Because of the way they work together," Lee said. "Gasol, at least for the majority of the game, plays at the high post because he's such a good passer. They're both very good in the pick-and-roll game, and they can both hit a 15-footer, so they complement each other very well. I don't think either one of them would be as effective without the other one in the lineup."
Jackson admitted the Warriors would like to end this long, bad run against Memphis, which started before he even got to Oakland. But eight of the 10 losses have come on his coaching watch, and the Grizzlies are the only Western Conference team against which he doesn't own a victory.
"We own this one," he said. "It's not pretty, and it hasn't been fun. They're a very good basketball team with some noted strengths. They've played well against us, and they have a lot to do with that, but so have we."
From the coach's view, a huge key will be slowing down the 6-foot-9 Randolph.
"He's a big-time scorer, he's a big-time rebounder, and he's playing at an extremely high level right now," Jackson said. "We have to find a way to force him to defend, and also make life a little tougher for him when he has the basketball."
After a 2-5 start, Memphis has won four in a row, including the first three games on their current four-game trip.
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Wednesday's game
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PABLO, MONTANA 59855 ISSN: 0528-8592 B/6 SKY COUNTRY Chief Charlo il Chief Koostatah^ VOLUME 10 NUMBER 6 NEWSPAPER OF THE SAUSH. PEND (T OREILLE AND KOOTENAI TRIBE OF THE FLATHE^WfWWW (^fiWi^^STERN MONTANA Northern Tier pipeline: 509 'yes' votes vs. 420 'no' votes AUGUST 1,1981 Results of the July 18 Northern Tier pipeline referendum vote were officially tallied July 23 with the final score of 929 votes cast thus: Yes--509, No-^20. Forty-five percent of the eligible tribal voters turned out that Saturday; fifty-five percent of those want the pipeline to cross the Reservation under the general terms listed on the ballot. Five districts of eight were in favor of the deal, three of them overwhelmingly. Poison, Hot Springs and Pablo voters clearly approved the negotiated deal as vote totals were nearly 3-to-l in favor. Ronan had eight more people in favor than were opposed and St. Ignatius squeaked by with two "pro" votes more than the opposers. Arlee, probably predictably, voted "no" by a 2-to-l ratio. Arlee will feel most of the impact from the pipeline's construction as it borders the Jocko Primitive Area. Dixon, too, turned down the deal 2-to-l. Voters in Elmo, also, voted mostly against the agreement. The final tally is below. Brief re-cap of events The NTPC pipeline issue has been on a roller coaster ride here on the Rez since 1978. A cursory glance through some Char-Koosta back issues gives this timeline of events: Late 1978: Council won't talk to NTPC. February 1979: Council won't talk to NTPC. March 15, 1979: A headline announces "No pipeline and that's final". February 1980: Almost a year has passed with the Council steadfast in its determination not to negotiate. An election has since come and gone, though, and a Council "rookie" suggests that "we ought to at least listen". March 1980: NTPC's patience and CITY YES NO TOTAL Hot Springs 53 19 72 Elmo 23 37 60 Poison 114 30 144 Pablo 81 29 110 Ronan 78 70 148 St. Ignatius 85 83 168 Arlee 60 126 186 Dixon 15 26 41 509 420 929 perseverance is rewarded. The Council agrees to listen and hears an opening bid of ten million dollars to be paid over twenty years. The offer is considered. May 1980: The debate heats up. District meetings are set up. The atmosphere seems negative - the most vocal people, anyway, are against the pipeline's crossing the Rez at any price. June 1980: The Council agrees to accept $200,000 for a feasibility study of the project. August 1980: Three consulting groups are recommended to do the aforementioned study. A Denver firm, Stearns-Rogers, is selected. December 1980: Stearns-Rogers submits preliminary findings to the Council, which authorizes further study and negotiations. June 1981: Six more months pass. The people meet with their councilmen at various district meetings. The Council (Continued on page 2) Inside this issue Elmo Pow- Wow results..........................Page 6 "Letters to the Editor"..........................Page 8 Apprentice program continues success.............Page 10 Arlee Parade.................................Page 12 "Around the Campfire"........................Page 20 August Calendar..............................Page 21 Council Meeting minutes........................Page 22
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Vail official report: 1" new snow in last 24 hours
Liftline status: Eagle Bahn slight crowd, nothing at Chair 8, 2, 3 or 4 as of-9:30 a.m.
Run of the day: Gladed area between Challenge and Mid Vail Express
Weather: Cold and very sunny
Breakdown: When we get nearly 2 feet of powder in one week, and the whole hill isn't open, and the weather stays cold, that means every day is a potential powder day as more and more of the ropes are dropped. When ski patrol opens a new run, that run usually has large swaths of untouched pow. Today the ropes were dropped on the gladed area between Challenge and Mid Vail Express - so-the best week of the year continues! Crowd numbers-seem-significantly lower-today as of 9:30 a.m.
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I've got to admit, it's a worry how often Danny boy is injured. We really need him fit to play at least 25 straight games. I don't think that's going to happen however. This time we shouldn't rush him back even if we need him.Sort: Newest | Oldest | Most Replied Expand all replies
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In hindsight maybe the injury should have been predicted, as strains often occur when a player is coming back from a long layoff, especially when they come back sooner than expected. But hopefully having the couple extra days with us playing on Monday will give him a chance to be at least fit enough to give us 60 minutes.
But whether we should risk putting him back into the fray will be a judgement call. I'd play him even if not 100% fit as he's bang in form, and high on confidence. However if there is a risk of further injury I might err on the side of caution. I know we have Suarez coming back soon, but I'd like to see more of Sturridge on the pitch with Luis rather than him being just the back up. The more we play him, the more I think we'll get out of him as he seems to be a confidence player who may not be at his best coming off the bench.
But if Daniel is not available, then wonder, at least for the Swansea match if we should not go with a false number 9. Since we really don't have a real center forward to lead the line, and we know Swansea is going to try and dominate possession in the center, why not just snuff that out by packing the midfield ourselves.
I would definitely play Sturridge even if he is a bit of a concern, Swansea away can be such a tough place to go and that pace and trickery on the counter attack will be very important. I would rather take the risk of injury in that game and risk playing Southampton at home without him. Obviously Suaro will then return. As Jason was saying, Victor Moses is capable of deputising and Aspas was scoring freely in pre season, I think we will be fine.
Agreed, and that's always been my concern / issue with him. Seems the only times he's ever been fully fit that we know of, when was he wasn't playing/being selected at all for Chelsea, and during his prolific run at Bolton on loan. I will say however, at this age, and he's only just turned 24, so many strikers seem to struggle with injuries, particularly the thighs and groin.. Torres was a weekly worry for us, Alexandre Pato couldn't even play 2 games in a row for Milan, Defoe always had his issues, and so many more.
That said, I'm not sure we're all getting the whole scoop on what's wrong, as one day you read it's his thigh, which seems more manageable, and then it's an aggravation of the groin, which is not something to be taken lightly. He admitted to playing the entire United match on an injured thigh. I'm worried because, while he wasn't scoring, Borini looked very good and lively in pre-season and he's on loan, so Aspas is our other option up front, and leading the line @ Swans & Southampton, is a big ask, while we wait on his royal highness..
I "think" we'll see Sturridge for Swans, even if it's 60-65, or coming on as a sub, and Victor Moses having arrived at Melwood today for full training will put him in contention to start, so we may be able to play Aspas up top, with Coutinho central, and 2 proper wide players in Moses and Sterling, which represents a lot of speed and creativity.. Fingers crossed I guess..


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