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The US State Department has called on Egypt to release the deposed president Mohamed Morsi from detention.
The US State Department has called on Egypt to release the deposed president Mohamed Morsi from detention.
Jubilant protesters have dispersed from Tahrir Square this morning, as Egypt prepares to anoint ousted President Morsi's interim successor.
Last night millions celebrated across Cairo, but there are fears of a backlash: Morsi was voted into office by 32 million people in historic free and fair elections, and some of his supporters have vowed revenge. International Correspondent John Irvine reports from Tahrir Square.
The Muslim Brotherhood tells ITV News they are against violence but will "pay the price of their blood" to restore their ousted president.
Egypt's army has named two further officials in the transitional government as its supporters and opponents vowed to stay on the streets.
There has been outrage in Egypt after 51 people were killed near an barracks where ousted President Mohamed Morsi is thought to be held.


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Sitch: 2 outs. R2, R3.
B4 hits a home run.
R3 takes the Nestea plunge into the awating mosh of his teammates but misses HP bigger than heck!
When the ball is put back into play, defense properly appeals R3's running violation for out #3.
How many runs score (if any) and why?
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The weeds in the rocked section of the front yard are out of control. Other than the ones that look like they'll become tumbleweeds come winter, I have a hard time getting my panties in a twist over anything that has the tenacity to grow in our drought, but the Home Owners Association cares, therefore I care.
The entire time I was pulling weeds (yep, by hand), I was trying to think of a great metaphor that goes with pulling weeds:
- Weeding toxic people from our lives. Always a popular topic, but really, we know we need to do it. Like the weeding in our yards, we never seem to get around to it.
- Is everything called a weed unsightly? I think some of the weeds I pulled are pretty in a wild sort of way. Maybe there are some things we want to weed from our life that are pretty and tenacious and should be rewarded for having the tenacity to survive the drought of our lives.
- Weeding is an electronic-free zone. The time I spent scooting along the sidewalk yanking weeds was the only time I've had to myself all week. We're busy, mostly too busy, and the time away from electronics (even my writing time) is a necessity. While it will never replace sitting by the pool with a Skinny Girl Margarita, it was still a pretty decent way to spend a sunny, summer afternoon with nothing but my thoughts.
No matter how we look at it, sooner or later, we have to weed the garden. As long as I do, I'm counting it as a workout!
Because I think poison is... well... poisonous
The bargain sprayer I purchased was pretty ineffective, so we followed up with some hand-spraying (that's why I have children) and left it to sit overnight. I'd been warned that the salt in the mixture could make the area toxic to future plantings, but as the HOA prefers we not grow anything in that section between the road and the sidewalk (why they didn't just cement it if that's the way the feel is beyond me), I think that will be fine. I went back today in the mid afternoon sun (I could have waited until evening, but really, I'd just find an excuse not to go back outside).
The weeds we'd given a good soak were dry and snapped right off. Others, where the bargain sprayer missed, were just as tenacious as you'd expect. Since my neighbors use chemical weed killers, I compared my area to their's once I was finished, and I can't tell the difference. They've had to go out and hand pull weeds, so I'm not even sure that it's any more effective (although the sprayer they used was better than bargain basement).


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Published: Friday, January 25, 2013 at 10:20 a.m.
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An 85-year-old woman died after she was in a crash Wednesday in Cut Off, State Police said today.
Priscilla Leonard, of Larose, was struck by Tracy Griffin, 28, of Cut Off, just before 8 a.m. as Leonard was trying to cross the northbound lanes of La. 3235 from West 54th Street, police said. Griffin was traveling north on La. 3235 in a 2005 Jeep Wrangler, and Leonard was driving a 2010 Ford Fusion.
The Jeep struck the left side of Leonard's car, and both vehicles came to rest in the median of La. 3235.
Leonard later died at University Hospital in New Orleans, police said. Griffin was taken to Lady of the Sea Hospital with minor injuries.
Both women were wearing their seat belts, and alcohol use is not suspected, police said.
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There Is No Dog Chapter 24 Summary
- Now we get a little insight into Luke.
- See, down at the zoo things aren't going so well. There are floods, sleet, heat waves, hail, and all sorts of crazy 10-plagues-like weather happening.
- But Luke still has to run the zoo. (At least it's on a hill, right?)
- Luke's house is even higher up on a hill, in a turret. He can look down on everyone from there and be comforted. Right now, the view outside of his turret isn't so comforting anymore, so he has to take an Alka-Seltzer to get sleep.
- Before bed he wishes for one thing. A child.


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In a group of travelers leaving the Netherlands, researchers reported that the attack rate for confirmed influenza infection in the tropical and subtropical countries they briefly visited was 7% and the incidence was 8.9 per 100 person-months. Reporting in Emerging Infectious Diseases, the investigators said infections imported from these regions probably are a major factor in the epidemiology of influenza.
In the study, they enrolled 1190 individuals who visited the travel clinic of the Public Health Service in Amsterdam from October 2006 to October 2007. All planned travel in any of 6 regions: South America; Central America and the Caribbean; central, western, and northern Africa; southern and eastern Africa; southeastern and eastern Asia; and south-central and western Asia.
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The origin of Santa Claus.
Day 11 is here already and we are almost to the half way point on our countdown. So for Day 11 I choose my favorite of the older Christmas TV specials.
Santa Claus is Comin' to Town
Directors: Jules Bass and Arthur Rankin Jr.
"A mailman reveals the origin of Santa Claus."
Have you ever wondered where Santa Claus came from, or how is Reindeer can fly? Well Santa Claus is Comin' to Town tells the story of how Santa Claus and several Claus-related Christmas traditions came to be. It is based on the hit Christmas song of the same name, which was introduced on radio by Eddie Cantor in 1934, and the story of Saint Nicholas. Santa Claus is Comin' to Town is a stop-motion Christmas television special produced by Rankin/Bass. The special, originally broadcast on ABC on December 14, 1970.
The story is told by a friendly Mailman who decides to answer some of the most common questions about Santa Claus. He tells us about a small baby named Kris who was left on the doorstep of the Kringle family, and is taken in by the family of toy-makers. When Kris grew up, he took it upon himself to bring some happiness to the children of Somber-town, despite the grumpy opposition of Burgermeister Meisterburger. To make things worse, there's an evil wizard named Winter who lives between the Kringles and Somber-town, and he tries to prevent Kris from passing through. After a while Kris manages to melt Winter's heart and deliver his toys to the children. While in town Kris meets Jessica a schoolteacher and they fall in love. However the Burgermeister is not happy and destroys the Kringle home and puts a bounty on Kris's head. After spending months of being an outlaw and discovering that their home was destroyed, Kris returns to the woods, where he grows a beard as a disguise. Tante Kringle also suggests that he return to his birth name "Claus" for safety. Kris asks Jessica to share the name Claus with him, as his wife. After their marriage ceremony, Kris, Jessica and the rest of the group travel to the North Pole, where they eventually build Santa Claus's Castle and Workshop. The Burgermeister vowed that his family would hunt down Kris Kringle throughout the land; not knowing that Kris grew a beard and he's going by the name of Claus. Eventually, the Meisterbergers died out and everyone realizes how silly their laws were and abolishes them. Claus' legend goes worldwide, and, having now become Santa Claus, he realizes that he cannot keep up with all the toy requests throughout the year. So he makes a resolution to visit just once a year, on December 24 Christmas Eve. Just as Santa is about to leave Winter informs him that he has his magic powers back and that there will be a white Christmas.
The film ends as S.D. Kluger reflects on what Santa's true meaning is. S.D. then remembers that he still has to deliver letters to Santa and he leaves for the North Pole, joined by Topper, Winter, The Kringle family, and a parade of children as they sing "Santa Claus Is Coming to Town". The final shot we see Santa and Jessica (Mrs. Claus) in their castle. Santa steps out of his castle and waves to the viewers.
Here is the ending of the film:
The film stars actor Fred Astaire as S.D. Kluger, the narrator, and Mickey Rooney as Kris Kringle/Santa Claus. Keenan Wynn does the voice of the Winter Warlock and Paul Frees does the voice for a few characters in the film including the Burgermeister Meisterburger, Grimsby, Soldier, Townsmen, and the Doctor.
I have always preferred Santa Claus is Comin' to Town over the other Rankin-Bass Christmas titles including Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer, Frosty the Snowman, and Frosty Returns. I just think it has everything you would want in a Christmas Special. The film was even turned into a video game for the Nintendo DS and Wii which was released on November 1, 2011.
Here is a custom trailer I found on you tube. (I couldn't find an official trailer):
Make sure to keep checking back every day as our countdown continues and see what films we choose for the final week.


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JAIPUR (AFP) - Mr Rahul Gandhi, often tagged India's "prime minister-in-waiting", said on Saturday he would "transform" the country after he was promoted to second-in-command of the ruling Congress party.
Members of the Congress Working Committee earlier approved a motion making Mr Rahul - the son, grandson and great-grandson of Indian prime ministers - second in the party's hierarchy after his mother, party president Sonia Gandhi.
"I have great experience," the 42-year-old scion of the Nehru-Gandhi dynasty said in the northern Indian city of Jaipur, at a party meeting held to prepare for general elections due in 2014.
"Together we will transform the country," he said in his speech accepting the post of Congress vice-president, according to the Press Trust of India news agency.
"It is a great party," he said.
The move could propel the long-anticipated accession to power of Mr Rahul Gandhi, who has long been the party's unofficial candidate to succeed Mr Manmohan Singh, 80, as prime minister of the Congress-led national government.
Congress senior leader Janardan Dwivedi declared that Rahul Gandhi was now "next only to Sonia Gandhi in the party" and said "this decision will greatly strengthen the party and the hands of the party president".
Mr Dwivedi added that a decision on who will lead the party in the elections would be made later. Ms Sonia Gandhi led the party to back-to-back victories in the 2004 and 2009 polls.
Saturday's decision formally cements the position of Mr Rahul Gandhi, who had already been seen as the de facto number two on the Congress ladder and has been in charge of regalvanising the party's youth wing.
Analysts said the move meant Mr Rahul Gandhi, often accused of staying aloof from daily political battles, now must get his hands dirty trying to revive the party, which has been buffeted by slow economic growth and corruption scandals.
The decision to elevate the boyish-looking politician comes despite the party's dismal results in state elections that have raised serious doubts about his political abilities.
Congress, India's oldest political party, was routed in polls in the states of Uttar Pradesh, Gujarat, Punjab and Goa last year.
Mr Rahul Gandhi's appetite for India's turbulent political scene has often been questioned by critics due to his refusal to accept repeated requests to take on ministerial responsibilities.
But with Mr Rahul Gandhi's mother Sonia holding the reins as Congress president, any opposition within the party to the Gandhis has been swiftly suffocated, say observers.
Oil Minister Veerappa Moily hailed Rahul Gandhi as the country's leader for the "present and for the future" at the meeting.
Mr Rahul Gandhi "is our candidate for the post of prime minister after the 2014 elections", Mr Sanjay Nirupam, a Congress leader from western Maharashtra state said at the meeting where pictures of the young politician were plastered.
Party workers celebrated the announcement in the streets with fireworks but the main opposition Bharatiya Janata Party denounced Mr Gandhi's promotion as a "sham".
Some observers argue the party's drubbing in states polls should not be taken as a sign of Mr Rahul Gandhi's chances in the general election.
"At the national level, people vote for parties. Things are different because in the local polls people prefer their local leaders," Mr Rajendra Dayal, a political scientist at Delhi University, told AFP recently.


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MP to Royal Mail Bankers: 'Anyone Can Sell Cheap Beer'
Royal Mail, and the question of whether it was sold too cheaply at its IPO last month, is back at the top of the sorting pile.
This morning MPs on the UK's Business Select Committee went to work on the banks that handled the mail operator's IPO, a deal that's been criticized for being priced too cheaply.
Tellingly the meeting also included three banks that didn't price the deal: J.P. Morgan, Citigroup and Deutsche Bank. They put in suggestions to price the IPO at a range, all told, of between 550p to 850p, but lost out to the banks that priced it lower at 330p. Today it's trading at 542p but it's been as high as 650p.
Here's the laundry list of who was grilled:
- Ben Story, head of U.K. investment banking and broking, Citibank
- Gert Zonneveld, managing director, co-head of research, Panmure Gordon
- James Agnew, chairman of U.K. corporate broking, Deutsche Bank
- James Robertson, managing director, UBS
- Richard Cormack, managing director, co-head of equity capital markets, Goldman Sachs
- John Mayne, managing director, U.K. client coverage, J.P. Morgan
…and colleagues over at Financial News live blogged the whole meeting.
The basic takeaways? Well the banks (who were paid £13 million for the deal) said the government realized the company didn't have a track record and there were risks hanging over the deal; retaining a large residual stake was important for the taxpayer; the blue-chip investors now on the shareholder register are exactly the kind Royal Mail wants; it was "a very challenging assignment" and the MPs "are not looking at it the right way."
The MPs weren't won over. "All of you have come together like you're a professional body to defend one another," said MP Brian Binley. "As a taxpayer, can I say this [the mandate] is the cult of the high priest. It's meant to be exclusive, meant to keep other people out, meant to say you're much better at the job than you are, and you failed the taxpayer."
Telling Goldman Sachs that it needs to change its practices after getting Royal Mail "sizeably wrong", Mr Binley followed up: "I used to sell beer. Anybody can sell cheap beer."
(FN's reporters have their own take on the deal, according to their internal emails.)
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By Marquita Brown | Clarion Ledger | The Associated Press
JACKSON, Miss. (AP) — For the first time in more than a decade, the enrollment in Jackson Public Schools has dipped below 30,000 students.
Meanwhile, enrollment in Madison County and Rankin County schools has swelled by hundreds of students since the 2009-10 school year, according to figures The Clarion-Ledger obtained from the state Department of Education through an open records request and from the department's web site.
DeSoto County School District is still the largest in the state, with 32,311 students. JPS is second with 29,898.
School district officials said they do not track where students go when they leave a district or where students come from when they enroll.
When asked about the reasons behind the enrollment changes, responses included schools' academic performance, new jobs in the area, or families leaving to find jobs elsewhere.
Katherine Nelson, spokeswoman for DeSoto County schools, put it this way: "We think the growth is due to our excellent public school system and our continuing growing industrial base plus the quality of life in DeSoto County."
Those factors have contributed to the district's enrollment bumps year after year even in an economic downturn, Nelson said.
In two years, more than 1,000 additional students have enrolled in DeSoto County schools.
The county is the fastest growing in the state, according to the most recent census figures. Industries that have opened in the area include Soladigm, a manufacturer of energy efficient glass panels, which brought 300 jobs to Olive Branch last year.
Meanwhile, Hinds County and Jackson have seen a population drop, according to the U.S. Census.
Jayne Sargent, interim superintendent of Jackson Public Schools, noted the city's population decrease.
"So, I'm not surprised that enrollment of students would be down," Sargent said in a statement.
Willie Johnson, executive director of JPS' office of Accountability and Research, said there also are many cases where people without children are moving into the city while some families with school-age children are moving out.
Enrollment in the district's elementary schools has been fairly constant, Johnson said.
Enrollment numbers from JPS show the biggest decrease in a year, 243 students, was in the middle schools.
Chastain Middle School is labeled successful. The district's other middle schools are low performing or on academic watch. Whitten Middle School is labeled failing.
Greenville schools also have seen a dramatic decrease in enrollment – about 287 students in one year. In 2003-04, the school district's enrollment was 7,383; the number has fallen to 5,858.
While, academics play a role, the numbers suggest other factors. For example, some school districts taken over by the state have still seen slight enrollment increases.
Hazlehurst schools grew by three students this year and by 51 students since 2009-10. Clinton is one of the state's four star districts, and it grew by 52 students this year. But total enrollment for the district since 2009-10 is down 11 students.
School enrollment numbers tie into district funding. The average daily attendance is factored into the Mississippi Adequate Education Program, the funding formula for the state's public schools.
In recent years, the need for cost savings in a floundering economic climate, as well as low enrollment levels in some districts, helped drive talks of consolidation.
Dramatic increases in enrollment also create the challenge of having enough building space to accommodate the growth.
In DeSoto County, the district buildings are built to accommodate the projected growth for the next five to eight years, Nelson said.
Hugh Carr, an assistant superintendent in Rankin County schools, described a balancing act that begins with principals looking at enrollment numbers each spring and figuring out what classes will be offered in the fall.
Then, if there is a class added at any given school for the upcoming year, "they've got to have a place that they can call home," Carr said.
When it comes to giving a teacher a classroom, some of the schools are at capacity, he said.
Sometimes portable classrooms are added or some teachers, called "floaters," have to teach in different areas of the school, such as a classroom that is available during another teacher's planning period.
The priority is to get teachers of core subject areas in classrooms, Carr said.
District officials still are working out how best to plan for future growth.


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to the olive tree as a universal symbol of peace and harmony.
Intricate branches of sterling silver or 18k gold form
pendants and cuffs while hand-cut cabochons are entwined
in tiny leaves for vivid rings and luxuriant earrings.
Tiffany designer Paloma Picasso has captured the world's
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It's no secret that Taylor Swift is a put-together woman. Her short hair is always coiffed. She rocks cut-outs like a supermodel. She actually dons an apron while baking up a storm in the kitchen.
Even after the gym, the superstar performer exits the building looking better than most people do before their workout.
So you can imagine our surprise when the singer emerged yesterday in the usual: perfect feminine outfit, pop of red lip, and oh wait, what's that? WET HAIR?!?!
And not all intentional Beyonce trendy wet hairage, no. More like, pretending her hair is not sweaty, but it totally is. Tay, we've been there. In fact, we're usually there.
So, here are a couple tips we keep in our back pocket for fresh looking strands post-workout, courtesy of our
resident Beauty Queen Senior Web Editor Rachel Jacoby Zoldan.
If you have a great blowout already, Rachel suggests tying your hair into a high bun on the top of your head with a cotton hair tie before your workout. These ties by Twistband, $6.50 for a pack of three, are magical. They don't leave creases or dents—and, hello, they're so TSwift-y. (Remember when she wore that polka-dot bikini?)
Alternatively, if you're feeling more natural, Rachel says to braid your hair into pigtails pre-workout. Afterwards when you let the braids out, you'll have pretty, wavy strands.
Can you dig it, Taylor?
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Findings for PPC in Boston
Boston Ranked Most Expensive City for Keywords in New England
SEP's ongoing research into PPC Campaigns has revealed that Boston was the most expensive city in New England in keyword bids in Google Adwords for the month of May 2016. Boston also ranked the most expensive city in Massachusetts. In the study, Manchester ranked as the least expensive city in New England for keywords, while Manchester ranked as the least expensive city in New England and Manchester ranked as the least expensive city in Massachusetts.
Month over Month Google Adwords Prices for Boston Rise in May 2016
SEP's research shows that the average price of a click to advertisers targeting Boston keywords increased by 10% in May 2016.
Not surprisingly, the month over month price increases for Boston Google Adwords terms helped increase prices (yr./yr. price increase)% higher than the same period last year.
Google Adwords Keyword Prices 87% Higher in Boston than Cambridge
SEP's research also tracks Google Adwords price changes and trends in cities across Canada and the U.S. Recent data shows that average prices in Boston are 87% higher than in Cambridge. The average price of a click in Boston is $17.21.
This price difference is understandable though, given the population of Cambridge is less than Boston, which generally means less competition and therefore lower prices.
To understand if prices in Boston are relatively low, we also compared prices with Washington which has a similar population, and found the average price of a click in Boston was 18% higher than in Washington. This suggests that perhaps Boston prices are not relatively low.
The Price Rank shows how expensive keywords are in certain industry and segment relative to other cities in a country, region and province.


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His past, present and future are so bright, Kenny Chesney has to wear shades. So why wouldn't he wear his own Costa designs? And why wouldn't you?
Kenny and Costa Sunglasses have announced five new designs inspired by the country star's lifestyle. Each of the styles is offered in a tropical array of colors and feature Kenny's signature on the arm.
"I took a lot of time to help design the look and feel of this year's line of sunglasses," says Chesney. "For something to have my name on it, I take a lot of pride making sure the end product lives up to my high expectations in terms of quality and performance. These Costa sunglasses have my personality showing through—they work hard, but they definitely know how to have a good time, too."
The glasses will be available at participating Costa Sunglasses dealers and online at CostaDelMar.com [1] in time for the kickoff of Kenny's No Shoes Nation Tour on March 16 in Tampa, Fla. Prices range from $129 to $199 with $5 from each purchase going to the Coastal Conservation Association.
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The new Target store at Uptown will open March 6, a few days earlier than expected.
The store's manager said it's a soft opening, but the store will be fully operational. The official grand opening is still set for March 10.
The huge store is 155,000 square feet and has covered, street-level parking.
It will be Albuquerque's fifth Target store.
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2012 Southeast Regional Barista & Brewers Cup Championships Review
Double Duty at the Southeast Barista Competition
When it comes to great coffee, the Triangle definitely holds its own. If you need evidence beyond your hand-crafted cafe drink or the freshly-roasted beans you're bringing home, look no further than this year's South East Regional Barista Competition and Brewers Cup. Dedicated baristas and coffee professionals from the Southeast and beyond converged on Atlanta to exchange ideas and celebrate coffee craft; but also to compete for recognition, prizes, and the chance to represent the Southeast at the United States Barista Championship. For three days, we brewed, presented, and partied. When the dust settled, North Carolinians won two of the three top spots in each competition, signaling our region's continued ascendance towards caffeinated bliss.
But what is a barista competition and why do they matter? Overseen by a head judge, the barista has fifteen minutes to prepare and serve four espressos, four cappuccinos, and four espresso-based signature beverages to four sensory judges. Producing twelve competition-worthy drinks in a time-warp is not always a simple task. Two technical judges assess every movement and skill to ensure best practices. Following those highest standards during your performance takes practicing the skills and movements over and over until they are second nature. This work informs what we do on bar at the cafes. Baristas are further expected to narrate the judges' experience by describing each drink's profile in detail. It's like calling the pocket on your final shot in a game of billiards. If I say my coffee tastes like orange and caramel, it should taste like orange and caramel to score well. Extracting the expected flavors and aromas requires attention to the entire brewing process from grind to dose to tamp to extract and it is this level of focus and consistency that produces great drinks, not just at competition, but on bar every day.
To have success at this level, the barista must choose an exceptional coffee. I was honored to compete with Carrboro Coffee Roaster's Cup of Excellence-winning Colombia Diamante. Working with head roaster Mark Leatherwood, we found a profile to bring out the coffee's balanced range of flavors. This coffee exemplifies how an exceptional green bean roasted for sweetness and balance can have a pleasant bitterness that enhances the overall experience and doesn't need to be masked. I focused on bitterness during my presentation, so for my signature beverage, I created a Centennial hopped coffee beverage. I approached the drink wanting to enhance the Diamante's citrus and floral character while taking the coffee's pleasant bitterness up a step. I extracted four long shots (for a higher slightly more bitter extraction) of Diamante espresso, brewed a small filtered pour-over of the Diamante, then combined both coffee preparations in a whip cream canister and added nine Centennial hops. I charged the canister with nitrous oxide for 20 seconds. Upon depressurization, the hop oils are extracted into the coffee. This extraction yields citrus and floral aromatics, while amplifying a stimulating bitterness you might recognize from an IPA. After straining out the hops and pouring four small drinks' worth, I topped each glass off with a splash of tonic water, which added a quinic bitterness and created a Guinness-like head. It looks and tastes like a tiny coffee IPA, just without the alcohol. We're not allowed to boost our scores by getting the judges tipsy!
This year marked my fourth barista competition, but it was my first-ever Brewers Cup. This competition tests the barista's ability to hand brew exceptional drip-strength coffee. The competitor may use any craft brewing device (pour-over, press pot, siphon, etc) they would like and must serve three distinct preparations of their coffee to three sensory judges. In the first round, a presentation wasn't required, but each barista had just seven minutes to brew the mystery coffee they received that morning. The mystery coffee leveled the playing field and encouraged the baristas to utilize their adaptive brewing skills in hopes of producing a superior cup. In the finals, we provided our own coffee to prepare those three distinct cups. We had ten minutes in the finals, but also had to present to the judges.
After receiving my bag of mystery coffee Saturday morning, I gave it a good once over, noticed roast level and possible variety of the seeds. I set about tasting different brews of it and testing various parameters, like recipe, grind, and temperature. I also hand-sorted my bag to sort out any broken or damaged beans, which might contribute to a dull or off-taste. This step was tedious, but may have nudged me into finals, which were held the following day. For Brewers Cup finals, I again used the Colombia Diamante, this time with a different roast profile. I chose this coffee for both competitions because I wanted to expand my understanding of how roasting affects flavor in various brewing methods and it is an exceptionally balanced, versatile coffee.
In the end, I placed second overall in Brewers Cup and third overall in the Barista Competition. I was proud of the results (and the grinders that came with placing), but it was the process of getting there and the camaraderie of the competitors that made the experience worth it. Team Carrboro Coffee/Open Eye Cafe/Caffe Driade also made me proud with its biggest SERBC turnout yet. Scott, Elizabeth, Kate, Amelia, Courtney, and Miles all did an amazing job judging and volunteering! I'll take a little break from practicing, but I can't wait to start getting ready for the 2013 United States Barista Championship! Until then, see you on bar!
Michael Harwood Director of Quality & Education www.carrborocoffee.com
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Washington -- The deal being hammered out in the Senate Monday to avoid the fiscal cliff may be tough for some liberals, including those in the Connecticut delegation, to swallow.
The proposal would raise about $600 billion over 10 years, far less than President Obama and congressional Democrats had wanted, by allowing taxes to rise on households earning $450,000 or more a year and through other tax increases.
While some liberals are balking at the deal, Sen. Joe Lieberman has embraced it. "I don't agree no deal is better than a bad deal," he said.
But others, including Sen. Tom Harkin, D-Iowa, say they won't vote for the deal because it fails to do what the president campaigned on: raise taxes on families earning more than $250,000 a year. Harkin, and other liberals, think social programs will be cut instead to avoid "sequestration," a number of deep automatic cuts slated to occur Wednesday.
"This is one Democrat that doesn't agree with that -- at all," Harkin said. "I just think that's grossly unfair." Harkin said he is meeting with fellow liberals to try to block the deal.
Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse, D-R.I., said he is considering joining that bloc of senators.
Sen. Richard Blumenthal, D-Conn., said he could not say whether he'd support the emerging agreement.
"I'm going to have to see what the entire deal is," he said. "I can't evaluate one piece of it without seeing the whole."
The deal would exempt estates worth up to $5 million from federal taxes, but it would tax estates larger than that at a 40 percent rate.
The proposal would also raise the capital gains tax from 15 percent to 20 percent and cap deductions for high-income taxpayers.
The deal would also end a reduction in the Social Security tax withheld from paychecks. That withholding would go from 4.2 percent to 6.2 percent, meaning that most Americans would receive smaller paychecks in 2013.
But the agreement would extend tuition tax credits and child tax credits. It would also extend unemployment benefits to the long-term jobless who -- unless Congress acts --would stop receiving checks this week.
A deal is needed on taxes to avoid the end of a series of Bush-era tax cuts at midnight that would increase the tax rates on nearly every American.
Lieberman said the expiration of those tax breaks would result in an average tax increase of $2,200 for 1.4 million middle-class families in Connecticut.
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Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., who has been negotiating with Vice President Joe Biden as well as Senate Democrats to craft a compromise, was optimistic Monday that the Senate would have a proposal that could be voted upon soon.
"We're very, very close to an agreement. We've reached an agreement on all of the tax issues," McConnell said. "This has been clearly a good faith negotiation."
Obama was also hopeful the fiscal cliff could be averted. "There are still issues left to resolve, but we are hopeful Congress can get it done," the president said.
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2 Pillsbury® Butter Tastin'® frozen biscuits (from 25-oz bag)
2 teaspoons cornmeal
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3/4 cup frozen cooked small shrimp (60 to 80 per lb), thawed, well drained
1/4 cup shredded taco-flavored Cheddar cheese (1 oz)
1 cup shredded lettuce
2 tablespoons sour cream
1/2 small avocado, pitted, peeled and sliced
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Serving Size: 1 Serving
Calories 400; Calories from Fat 200
Total Fat 22g (DV 34%); Saturated 7g (DV 36%); Trans Fat 4g; Cholesterol 130mg (DV 43%); Sodium 850mg (DV 35%); Total Carbohydrate 30g (DV 10%); Dietary Fiber 3g (DV 14%); Sugars 4g; Protein 20g
% Daily Value*
Vitamin A 10%; Vitamin C 6%; Calcium 10%; Iron 20%
Exchanges: 2 Starch; 0 Other Carbohydrate; 0 Vegetable; 2 Very Lean Meat; 4 Fat
Carbohydrate Choices: 2
*% Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.
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Heat oven to 400°F. Place frozen biscuits on microwavable plate. Microwave uncovered on High 10 sec; turn over and microwave 10 sec longer or until biscuits are softened.
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IBM limited the C compiler on AIX to only allow a certain number of
simultaneous invocations systemwide, based on the number of licenses
that have been purchased and installed on the system. If you have 1
simultaneous-invocation license, then anyone else who invokes the
compiler will block you from being able to invoke it until their
invocation completes -- and then when yours is going, it will block
Fortunately, there's a document from IBM that describes why you might
consider using GCC instead of the built-in C compiler. It's available
at http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/ai...ry/au-gnu.html .
However: Your issue is NOT with OpenSSL. This is an AIX-platform
generic issue that affects much more than just OpenSSL compilation.
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you need to buy more licenses for your built-in C compiler, or you
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How to build a device that allows you to make giant spin art.
Spin art is a children's activity, often found at school fairs. Kids drop paint onto a spinning square of paper, making beautiful, colorful patterns. As adults, we imagined it would be fun to scale this up, and up, and up. Our friends envisioned injuries, or worse — an elaborate, spinning contraption flying high into the sky and disappearing.
So we tried it, and after burning out the motor from a box fan, we realized that a corded power drill would work better. Corded power drills are cheaper than battery-operated drills, and they typically have greater torque. Many even have a speed knob on the trigger, offering more control.
We've found that any canvas spins pretty smoothly as long as it's centered on the adapter. For canvases more than 2'–3' across, just make sure not to spin for more than a few minutes at a time, to avoid burning out the drill's motor. We put a ring of cardboard around the setup and some paper on the ground so that high-speed paint wouldn't cover the neighborhood.
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For RAM we have some choice SO-DIMM modules supplied by Kingston.
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Customer reviews for Brine Clutch Unstrung Lacrosse Head
Average Customer Review: (5 Stars):
Number of Reviews: 7
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Un-be-lieveable! - May 14, 2011
Player: Anonymous
This is the best head ever! As long as its strung up right, this thing will pass and shoot right on the money.Even though i play defence, when i get the chance to change to a short stick and shoot on goal. It's like magic!
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4 words - Jun 26, 2010
Player: Anonymous
Buy This Head Now.
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Brine Clutch 4/5 - Mar 29, 2009
Player: Robert (Olathe, Kansas)
The brine clutch is a head that has many advantages, but also a few weaknesses that may anger you. first of all, i have one and it is amazing for accuracy and superior ball retention. but it can be very flimsy and the 2 inside throat stringing holes on mine broke, so i cant get my throat string perfect. i also play defense, so its flimsyness is not the best for poke checks, and it does not excel at ground balls, but with time you can adjust. so, if you are an attackmen, this head is perfect, if you get the pocket right, the ball just wont come out, and good accuracy for perfect feeds and dead-aim shots. if you are a defensemen, LSM, or Defensive middie, i would not recommend this head due to its mediocre stiffness,average ground ball pickups, and its lack of toughness.
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F in Awesome - Jan 31, 2008
Player: Chris (Vienna, Virginia USA)
This head is f in awesome!!! Even though I play attack, I figured I would try it after some expert advice from Bayhawks player Chris Gillmy nextdoor neighbor. I broke the first one at the begining of its 2nd season, bought a new one and have had it for about 1 1/2 seasons. Highly recomended! And also GREAT for stringing!!!!!!
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Brine Clutch - Jul 23, 2007
Player: Connor Van Ribbink (Arizona)
this head is amazing I snapped mine and got a new one becouse I love them sooooo much!!!!!!!
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Clutch - Jul 12, 2007
Player: Evan Rasmussen (Verona, WI USA)
Very happy with the stringability of it, no problems there, but the bottom string holes did crack about 3 months after i bought it. No big deal but its enough to make a person mad. Otherwise a great head. doesn't warp for faceoffs, makes a great channel for the ball. highly recommended.
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Great for custom stringing - Jun 22, 2007
Player: Josh (Livermore, CA USA)
Hey this head is great for custom stringing their is a lot of holes for custom stringing I have had a lot of string jobs on this head from traditional to traditional/torpedo to mesh to six diamond mesh and they all came out perfect even though the six diamond wuz warrior six diamond it came out perfect so for those who religously string new custom pockets this is the head for you and you don't need to worry about the head breaking this head has gone through very nasty checks and many face offs.
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LONDON(Reuters) - Britain's health costs watchdog NICE has decided to back Japanese drugmaker Takeda's bone cancer drug Mepact after re-assessing the impact of a discount on the medicine for patients in the state-funded National Health Service (NHS).
The National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (NICE) had said in October that while there was evidence Mepact, known generically as mifamurtide, could be more effective when combined with chemotherapy than chemotherapy alone, there was uncertainty about its cost-benefit balance.
Takeda proposed a price reduction scheme under which it would make the drug available free to the NHS for the first seven doses, but NICE was at first unconvinced.
In a re-appraisal issued on Wednesday, NICE said a new evaluation on how discounting should be applied meant the drug's cost-benefit profile had improved.
"This clarification, along with a revised patient-access scheme, means that the extra cost per unit of health gained that the NHS will be asked to pay for mifamurtide is now lower than previously determined, but still above the normal range," Andrew Dillon, NICE's chief executive, said.
"After further careful consideration ... the committee was able to recommend mifamurtide for osteosarcoma."
NICE said this was draft guidance, and consultees and commentators have until September 21 to appeal it.
Although rare, osteosarcoma is the most common form of bone cancer with around 150 new cases diagnosed each year in Britain. The average age of an osteosarcoma patient is 15, with children as young as two having been diagnosed with it.
Tumors can grow anywhere in the skeleton, with the most common places being the legs or upper arm.
Treatment for osteosarcoma involves chemotherapy first to shrink the tumor, then surgery to remove the part of the bone or limb affected, followed by further chemotherapy after surgery to destroy any remaining cancer cells.
Mepact has a marketing authorization for use after surgery, in combination with post-operative chemotherapy drugs.
Bruce Morland, a consultant pediatric oncologist at Birmingham Children's Hospital, said NICE's decision was "a real triumph for clinicians and patients alike," while Roger Paul of the Bone Cancer Research Trust said it would give "further hope to the patients and their parents as they battle with this terrible disease."


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Why did you choose Cardiff University as a place to study?
I really liked the city when I visited for an open day, and when discussing the course with lecturers, it really appealed as it would build on my knowledge from school and would develop a new skill in learning about planning.
What was the best thing about your time as a student at Cardiff?
The city was a brilliant place to study, as it had a great student atmosphere and was compact and walkable. Making great friends and studying an interesting subject really made the time memorable, and I look back on it very fondly.
What thing or person inspired you most whilst you were a Cardiff University student?
Jon Anderson's lectures on Geography and Culture were particularly inspiring, and provided a basis for my dissertation, the subject of which has developed into a long term interest!
The Taff Trail and Bute Park were inspiring and provided a brilliant opportunity to give perspective to the thought of writing a 3000 word essay in 48 hours… not that I ever did that…
What one thing would you tell someone else about the School of Geography and Planning at Cardiff?
Very approachable lecturers and plenty of opportunities to interact in different areas of the School. I would recommend that any prospective student identifies areas that they are interested in early on in order to become familiar with the key issues and the lecturers that will be able to provide guidance in this area.
How did your degree most help you in the career or job you have now chosen?
I went on from my degree to be offered a bursary to do a Masters in Planning Policy and Practice at London South Bank University, which focused my understanding of planning developed in my BSc degree and built upon it to create a foundation for my career as a planner.
Tell us a bit about your current job, how you got into what you are doing and what you enjoy about it most.
I am an Assistant Planner with Drivers Jonas Deloitte in Birmingham, and have been so for two and a half years. I got into it whilst doing my Masters in London, and started part time work experience for the London Planning Team. During my time in Birmingham, I have been involved in a major mixed use development in central Bath, which has been interesting in terms of the context of the World Heritage Site; and have taken a key role in the preparation and submission of a major outline application for residential development in outer Leeds. My job has given me the opportunity to develop my understanding of the intricacies of the planning system and I am successfully developing specialisms in particular areas of the system. I have recently submitted my Assessment of Professional Competence to the RTPI as application to become a Chartered Member of the Institute.
What opportunities do you feel have opened up to you as a result of being a student at the School of Geography and Planning?
The School has a fantastic reputation amongst the Planning Schools of the UK and this definitely helped me when exploring postgraduate and employment opportunities.
Tell us any interesting facts about yourself, hobbies or interests that you have.
I am involved in YPwestmids (RTPI's Young Planners community in the West Midlands), and was previously a member of the YPwestmids Organising Committee. I have a keen interest in cooking and like to experiment with food and ingredients, particularly when accompanied by wine. I enjoy crafts, and am an almost competent knitter! I enjoy travelling, and have spent the last few years exploring US cities, including San Francisco, New York and Boston.


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A modest proposal for Apple's Cook
I congratulate Tim Cook on continuing, and improving, the task laid before him by Steve Jobs. He has done very well, and now Apple Inc. is the world's most valuable company. What an accomplishment.
Cook has led Apple on a well-deserved victory over Samsung, and again, congratulations.
Now, when and if Apple receives the $1 billion awarded by the courts, I have a proposal that I would like Cook to consider:
Our San Francisco Bay Area has nine counties, and we are the 53rd largest urban area in the world. In these nine counties, we have some 114 cities, filled with school-age children -- children who desperately need to be educated well and who are possible future Apple users and employees.
Since this is Apple's area of operations, the birthplace of Apple, and especially because Apple really doesn't need this extra billion, why not invest it in the education of our Bay Area youth?
Cook could contact our nine counties, and divide the $1 billion proportionately among the cities, making sure these funds are to go directly to teachers, students and classrooms -- not administrators.
J. Francisco Zermeño
Upset about protest on bomb anniversary
I was very upset in reading about people protesting the dropping of the atomic bomb on Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
Just how do these protesters think World War II was going to end? The troops in Europe were supposed to end one war and then go fight another war invading Japan? Would they like to do that? Ask any veteran.
No one ever mentions the lives that were saved because of the A-bomb. They never say if the Japanese had the bomb, they wouldn't drop it on our troops or Washington or San Francisco.
Protesters are people who never faced an enemy like Japan. Japan never hesitated in the attack on Pearl Harbor.
No matter how many years the protesters protest, the one thing we all agree upon is the atomic bomb ended World War II, thank God.
Andy Anderson
Castro Valley
Media should stop campaign hypocrisy
It seems the media want it both ways: On the one hand, they criticize the political candidates and their parties for mudslinging and waging verbal warfare against each other, and yet on the other hand, it's the very media themselves who often bait and goad those candidates into the very name-calling and bickering the media complains about.
Why do the media bait and goad the candidates? Because acrimony and controversy sells (ask Jerry Springer), and the media are in the business of selling (making money) as much as they're in the business of informing the public.
And to top it off, the media then cast themselves as the noble "voice of the people" by saying, "It's a shame there's so much acrimony during the election seasons. Why can't the candidates be civil to one another?"
Let's cut the hypocrisy, media: If you want to see genuine reform in the rhetoric of the candidates, then ask them questions that elicit substantive comment and not simply get them to snipe at their opponent.
I think the public will both buy and appreciate it, and our country will be the better for it.
Bento Leal III
San Leandro
Petaluma team played like champs they are
Three cheers for the Petaluma Little League team. The Aug. 25 game was one of the most exciting sporting events I have ever seen. These kids played like champions and were gracious in defeat -- just thrilled to have been to the Little League World Series.
Best of all, the team will donate the proceeds from an autograph session during their homecoming to their new friends, the team from Uganda. Wow.
What an outstanding group of boys. Just American kids playing America's game and making America proud. I salute them.
Mary Kay Zaineb
Palestinians have right to demonstrate
This is in reference to the July 20 letter, "Celebrating diversity should apply to all" and the first sentence, "Count me among those who oppose a Palestinian Cultural Day."
The paradox lies in the fact that she just contradicted the title of her piece. The rest of the letter goes on to support her feelings. The United States was founded on the writings and the thinking of the Enlightenment. Our First Amendment makes this fact very clear. An unhealthy devotion to a foreign nation, in this case Israel, should not cause us to compromise our principles.
Both the Ku Klux Klan and the Nazi party are able to demonstrate in the U.S. Why not the Palestinians? One of those Enlightenment thinkers, though a Frenchman, has this to say: "I may not agree with what you say, but I will defend to the death your right to say it."
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MARIETTA - Street repairs and wind turbines were main topics of conversation during Marietta City Council committee meetings Thursday.
Downtown property owner Dave Haney, Tom Crooks with Stonewall Marketing, and Gold Line Jewelers owner Tom Hockenbrocht expressed concerns about the brick alley that runs behind their Front Street properties between Butler and Greene streets.
"We've tried for 10 years to get that alley repaired," Haney told the streets and transportation committee members, noting storm drainage issues that have buckled the road surface.
"The alley is the worst it's ever been," Crooks added. "Our employees park in back of the business just off the alley, and it's hazardous. And we have clients parking there who come to meet with us."
Hockenbrocht said some cars driving through the alley scrape their bottoms on raised areas in the center of the alleyway.
In addition, neighbors Becky Wright and Jim Lawson told the committee members that some major potholes had developed near their homes at the Glendale Road and Sherry Drive intersection due to truck traffic in that area.
Lawson said some of the holes had been patched recently, but those patches have worn out.
Wright added that trucks turning onto Sherry Drive cannot make the turn from Glendale Road and have to run onto her property to make the turn.
And Deane Woods reminded the committee members that road patching was supposed to be done in his neighborhood along Warner Street.
Asked what could be done, city engineer Joe Tucker noted the city has a tight budget for streets projects this year.
"If we take on additional projects to complete this year, we're going to have to look at what other projects we're not going to be able to complete," he said. "We're spending $123,682 from our streets fund, but leveraging $661,012 for our asphalt paving program."
Tucker said additional streets and streets-related work to which the city is already committed brings that total to $9.6 million worth of projects, although not all of those will be completed in 2011.
Haney suggested using capital improvement monies to fund the alley work and other streets repairs, but Councilman Tom Vukovic, D-4th Ward, and chairman of the finance committee, said capital improvement funds have never been used for streets repairs.
Streets and transportation committee chairman Denver Abicht said although complete, permanent repairs may not be possible this year, hot patching could be done on the Glendale Road and Sherry Drive intersection, as well as temporary leveling of the brick alley downtown.
City safety-service director Al Miller said the streets department will be working on Warner Street, but he did not have a timeframe for when those repairs would be completed.
In other business, council's planning, zoning and annexation committee discussed potential legislation governing the use of electricity-generating wind turbines in the city.
Committee chairman Jon Grimm, R-3rd Ward, said the city zoning code has no provision for wind turbines, and there are no turbines inside the city limits. But with escalating power costs and improved wind technology, city residents could soon consider installation of the devices.
He said law director Roland Riggs III has recommended that zoning legislation regulating wind turbines be put on the books.
Grimm said he looked at what other communities have done and developed a potential draft ordinance based on legislation adopted in Independence, Ohio.


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A business owner uses rules, procedures and goals to direct his company's operations. The extent to which these rules, procedures and goals result in goal achievement is a measure of his company's organizational effectiveness. To make an organization more effective, a business owner can adjust his goals and change the formal rules that govern his company. If his intended changes will affect how employees must do their jobs, he will first need to get their support.
The key to achieving organizational effectiveness is the business owner. He can design an organizational structure in which employees understand their reporting relationships and receive appropriate tasks. He can teach the rules and procedures for accomplishing work. Most importantly, he should create a system for communication. Employees need ways to get feedback and to discuss barriers to their performance. It's best to establish a two-way system of communication and follow through by giving feedback on a regular basis to each worker and listen to their needs and concerns.
A business owner can revisit organizational structure at any time by considering what kind of decision-making model fits his leadership style. For example, if he needs to maintain a lot of control, he can create a vertical hierarchy. He can add managers in a layer between himself and his employees. Alternatively, he can create a horizontal structure, which offers more flexibility and fewer rules to govern operations. A vertical structure provides the benefit of centralized decision-making, whereas a horizontal structure provides the benefit of decentralized decision-making. A business owner might choose the horizontal structure if he's comfortable sharing many decisions with his employees.
With an organizational structure and a communication system in place, a business owner needs ways to hold employees accountable. Rules and procedures are not enough. Employees should understand what decision-making authority pertains to them. A business owner can focus on writing formal job descriptions, but he also needs ways to measure tasks for his staff. He might create reports that employees must complete or collect work samples from employees on a routine basis. If he doesn't have time to read reports or work samples, he can delegate this oversight function to a manager.
A business owner may or may not run his organization using a strategic plan, but at some point, he needs to assess his company's organizational effectiveness by asking tough questions. He can choose from formal scorecards and organizational assessments that are available on the market, or he can create his own method for measuring progress. For example, a model offered by North Carolina's Small Business and Technology Development Center helps a business owner to understand not just whether his plans are working. It helps him decide if he is understood by his leadership team and all staff, if his communications are effective and if his message is well-received.
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Striking figure of Evangelist adorns the front of the Methodist Church in Woodgrange Road.
The church began in1878 when the Stratford circuit erected an iron building in a growing residential area. In 1881-2 a permanent building housed the church which by 1903 was the largest Protestant congregation in West Ham. It remained strong through the 1930's with an 800 congregation in 1939. Bombed in the war, the congregation moved to Field Lane and was joined by Upton Lane . In 1956 a dual purpose hall was built on the Woodgrange site with the Katherine Road East Ham and Clinton Road congregations. In 1962 a new church was built with an external figure of an evangelist and a foundation stone with the five local uniting societies named.
See also an image of the interior of the old church on the website.
(Text: abrdged from Colin Marchant's Faith Flows in Newham Project, with additional information from Newham Heritage Service; photograph: Matthew Crisp. More information about the history of the Methodist Church in Newham can be found in Colin's article Methodism in Newham on the website)


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Michigan State Police say a state trooper fatally shot a gun-toting southern Michigan man after the man threatened to kill others.
Police said 40-year-old Anthony William Thompson of Delton died at the scene following the 6 a.m. shooting Wednesday at the Guernsey Lake Mobile Home Community in Barry County's Hope Township, about 20 miles north-northeast of Kalamazoo.
Detective 1st Lt. Chuck Christensen tells the Kalamazoo Gazette that a 16-year state police veteran assigned to the Hastings post and two Barry County sheriff's deputies went to Thompson's home on a report of a domestic assault and a suicidal man armed with a shotgun.
He says Thompson ignored several demands to drop the weapon.
The unidentified trooper has been placed on administrative leave pending an investigation


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After losing the woman of his dreams, Anderson (Jason Biggs) is convinced he'll never fall in love again. But at the urging of his best friend, he spontaneously proposes to a dissatisfied waitress named Katie (Isla Fisher) and an innocent dare evolves into the kind of love that both have been looking for all along. Check out photos from Wedding Daze.
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- 1 countable 1.1 (for identification, access)also: business cardalso: credit cardto show somebody the yellow/red card (in soccer)mostrarle la tarjeta amarilla/roja a alguiento ask for one's cards (British) [colloquial] to give somebody their cards (British) [colloquial]echar a alguiendarle la patada a alguien [colloquial]Example sentences
Example sentences1.2
- The bailiffs will carry an identification card and their details can be checked at the council's Parking Shop.
- There was also a call for 'true' family membership with joint names on the membership card.
- Yet the UEC, as proposed by David Blunkett, is an identity card in all but name.
also: greeting cardbirthday/sympathy cardtarjeta de cumpleaños/de pésame1.3also: index card(before noun) card catalog/index card punchperforadora (feminine) de tarjetascard readerlectora (feminine) de tarjetas perforadas1.4 (postcard) 1.5 (for collecting) 1.6 (program) (Sport)Example sentences
- However, if they do obtain a card, the credit limit will be low.
- It contained cash, cards and other personal items.
- A potter or a carpenter in the remote village may soon be able to avail of bank credit through a plastic card.
- Bag Woman won the first race on the card, a claiming event in which she carried a $13,500 tag, to sew up the record.
- The Sydney Turf Club had planned a seven-race card at Canterbury Park Racecourse with the Starlight Stakes the feature race.
- Beulah Park halted its nine-race card after the fifth race due to slippery track conditions.
- 2 uncountable (thin cardboard)Example sentences
- The first thing to buy is a large sheet of white thick paper or thin card, which you gently bend into a right angled curve.
- The Sun's image can then be seen on small piece of stiff card covered with some white paper.
- You won't get a good idea of the right fragrance unless you put each one on different cards or pieces of paper.
- 3 3.1 countable (playing card) a deck or (British) pack of cardsuna barajaun mazo (esp Latin America)to play a high/low cardjugar una carta alta/bajato be in or (British) on the cardsit was in or on the cards that something like this would happense veía venir or era seguro que iba a pasar algo asíto lay or put one's cards on the tableponer las cartas boca arriba or sobre la mesato play one's cards rightjugar bien sus ( or mis etc. ) cartas→ chest 1 → sleeve 1Example sentences3.2
also: cards pluralto play cardsjugar cartas (Colombia)to win/lose at cardsganar/perder a las cartaslucky at cards, unlucky in loveafortunado en el juego, desafortunado en amores or en el amor
- In America it is known as old sledge or seven up and usually played by two players with the full pack of 52 cards, with the ace being the highest and the two the lowest.
- From a deck of cards, pick out the ace through six of one suit.
- We oohed when he chose the right card from the pack.
- 4 countable (funny person) [colloquial] [dated]he's a cardes muy cómicoes un plato (Latin America) [colloquial]Example sentences
- "You're a card, Mr. Spangler," said Mr. Wilkinson.
- He's a card, you got that in common.
- She thinks he's a card, and likes him.
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cardarExample sentences
- Spinning wheels lined the walls and at the central tables others sorted, hackled and carded the wool.
- Moreover, he noted that working in ghettos where underventilated, crowded conditions prevailed was a special risk factor in workers repairing old mattresses and/or carding used wool.
- She was wearing a sweater she'd been forced to knit from the wool they'd carded from the flocks.
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Forced Labor
The Germans, the Forced Laborers, and the War
Female forced laborers at a car repair and maintenance garage under the management of Daimler-Benz in Minsk, September 1942. © Daimler AG, Archive and Collection
So-called "Adrema plates" used by the German authorities to manage the mass employment of forced laborers. © Buchenwald Memorial Collection, Weimar, Photo: Peter Hansen
Ukrainian extended family as agricultural forced laborers in Volzum (in the Wolfenbüttel district) 1943. © NLA National Archive Wolfenbüttel (privately owned)
Work books issued by the employment offices of the Third Reich for foreign forced laborers. © Buchenwald Memorial Collection, Weimar, Photo: Peter Hansen
Wladyslaw Kolopoleski was seven years old when he was abducted and taken to Pomerania to perform forced labor on a farm. His taskmaster beat him so severely that he had to have an operation on his head. © Archive, Foundation for Polish-German Reconciliation, Warsaw
Title page of a Nazi propaganda brochure about employing foreign forced laborers in Germany, 1943. © Mittelbau-Dora Concentration Camp Memorial Collection, Nordhausen Photo: Peter Hansen
Title page of a Nazi propaganda brochure about employing foreign forced laborers in Germany, 1943. © Mittelbau-Dora Concentration Camp Memorial Collection, Nordhausen Photo: Peter Hansen
In Germany during World War II, forced laborers were exploited on nearly every building site and farm, in every industrial enterprise, and even in private households. Over 20 million men, women, and children were taken to Germany and the occupied territories from all over Europe as "foreign workers," prisoners of war, and concentration camp inmates to perform forced labor.
The exhibition "Forced Labor. The Germans, the Forced Laborers, and the War" provides the first comprehensive presentation of the history of forced labor and its ramifications after 1945. The historical exhibits and photographs explore the relationship – defined by racism – between Germans and forced laborers, offering insight into its many varying manifestations. They also show how forced labor was part of the Nazi regime's racist social order from the outset: The well-propagated concept of the included – the "Volksgemeinschaft" or people's community – functioned in tandem with the forced labor of the excluded.
Exhibition opens
27 September 2010
28 September 2010 to 30 January 2011
Old Building, 1st level
Link to the site (produced by the Buchenwald and Mittelbau-Dora Memorials Foundation)
This exhibition was created by the Buchenwald and Mittelbau-Dora Memorials Foundation at the Jewish Museum Berlin, initiated and sponsored by the Foundation "Remembrance, Responsibility and Future."


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In our first part of scouting reports about the U18 European Championship, I will talk about the main guard prospects. Please not that I could not scout the teams of Turkey, Slovenia, Greece and Ukraine which explains why no players from these nations will be in the reports. Some of the players I saw already […]
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U18 European Championship 2012: the Guards
August 26th, 2012 · 2 Comments
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NIJT Rome 2011 Player Scoutings (Pt.1)
March 6th, 2012 · No Comments
The Nike International Junior Tournament in Rome is already a few months back but our friend Danny Mills has sent us his scouting reports on the main players. We are of course happy to provide you his thoughts on some of the most interesting prospects in Europe. Here we got for the first part which […]
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Hezonja, Mavra and Knezevic, Zagreb's other prospects
May 9th, 2011 · 4 Comments
Next to Dario Saric, the team of KK Zagreb features some other highly talented players in their however small rotation. Let's check who were the prospects that shined around the Croatian sensation for this year's Nike International Junior Tournament winners.
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Date: Thursday, March 6, 2014
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A Raisin in the Sun
by Lorraine Hansberry
A Raisin in the Sun Race Quotes
How we cite our quotes: Citations follow this format: (Act.Scene.Line). Every time a character talks counts as one line, even if what they say turns into a long monologue.
Quote #10
LINDNER (Looking around at the hostile faces and reaching and assembling his hat and briefcase)
Well – I don't understand why you people are reacting this way. What do you think you are going to gain by moving into a neighborhood where you just aren't wanted and where some elements – well – people can get awful worked up when they feel that their whole way of life and everything they've ever worked for is threatened. (2.3.80)
Mr. Lindner and his neighbors see the Youngers' presence in the Clybourne Park neighborhood as a threat to their way of life. When he notes that certain "people can get awful worked up," he's calling attention to the fact that these sorts of situations can sometimes lead to violence. Is Lindner just recognizing a known fact? Or does Lindner mean this to be a subtle threat?
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LINDNER (Almost sadly regarding WALTER)
You just can't force people to change their hearts, son. (2.3.83)
Karl Lindner thinks it's impossible to change the minds of the white people – yet he's asking the Youngers to change their minds by abandoning their dreams. We think it's interesting that the playwright lets us know in the stage directions that he says this line "almost sadly." Could this mean that somewhere inside him he really can see past the walls of racism? Does he recognize how wrong what he's asking of them is?
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What they think we going to do – eat 'em?
No, honey, marry 'em. (2.3.102-3)
Ruth suggests that segregation is a result of a fear of "miscegenation" (a.k.a. interracial marriage). Some people in the white majority were very concerned about interracial marriage. They saw it as a threat to their culture.