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The 2013 ACC Football Schedules were officially announced today. Conference play begins on Labor Day (Monday, Sept. 2) when Pittsburgh hosts Florida State.
Pittsburgh and Syracuse join the conference for 2013, which gives the ACC a total of 14 members. The Panthers will compete in the Coastal Division while the Orange will play in the Atlantic Division.
Featured 2013 non-conference match-ups include Boston College at USC, Georgia at Clemson, Navy at Duke, Florida State at Florida, Georgia Tech at BYU, West Virginia at Maryland, Florida at Miami (FL), Louisiana Tech at NC State, North Carolina at South Carolina, Notre Dame at Pittsburgh, Penn State vs. Syracuse (at E. Rutherford, NJ), Oregon at Virginia, Alabama vs. Virginia Tech (at Atlanta, GA), and Wake Forest at Vanderbilt.
The 2013 ACC Championship Game will be played at Bank of America Stadium in Charlotte, NC on Saturday, Dec. 7.
2013 ACC Football Schedules
Atlantic Division
Coastal Division
2013 ACC Composite Football Schedule
Thursday, Aug. 29
North Carolina at South Carolina
Presbyterian at Wake Forest
Friday, Aug. 30
Florida Atlantic at Miami
Saturday, Aug. 31
Villanova at Boston College
Georgia at Clemson
NC Central at Duke
Elon at Georgia Tech
Florida International at Maryland
Louisiana Tech at NC State
Penn State vs. Syracuse (at E. Rutherford, NJ)
BYU at Virginia
Alabama vs. Virginia Tech (at Atlanta, GA)
Monday, Sept. 2
Florida State at Pittsburgh
Friday, Sept. 6
Wake Forest at Boston College
Saturday, Sept. 7
South Carolina State at Clemson
Duke at Memphis
Old Dominion at Maryland
Florida at Miami
Middle Tennessee at North Carolina
Richmond at NC State
Syracuse at Northwestern
Oregon at Virginia
Western Carolina at Virginia Tech
Saturday, Sept. 14
Boston College at Southern California
Georgia Tech at Duke
Nevada at Florida State
Maryland at Connecticut
New Mexico at Pittsburgh
Wagner at Syracuse
Virginia Tech at East Carolina
ULM at Wake Forest
Thursday, Sept. 19
Clemson at NC State
Saturday, Sept. 21
Pittsburgh at Duke
Bethune-Cookman at Florida State
North Carolina at Georgia Tech
West Virginia vs. Maryland (at Baltimore, MD)
Savannah State at Miami
Tulane at Syracuse
VMI at Virginia
Marshall at Virginia Tech
Wake Forest at Army
Thursday, Sept. 26
Virginia Tech at Georgia Tech
Saturday, Sept. 28
Florida State at Boston College
Wake Forest at Clemson
Troy at Duke
Miami at South Florida
East Carolina at North Carolina
Central Michigan at NC State
Virginia at Pittsburgh
Saturday, Oct. 5
Army at Boston College
Clemson at Syracuse
Maryland at Florida State
Georgia Tech at Miami
North Carolina at Virginia Tech
NC State at Wake Forest
Ball State at Virginia
Saturday, Oct. 12
Boston College at Clemson
Navy at Duke
Georgia Tech at BYU
Virginia at Maryland
Syracuse at NC State
Pittsburgh at Virginia Tech
Thursday, Oct. 17
Miami at North Carolina
Saturday, Oct. 19
Florida State at Clemson
Duke at Virginia
Syracuse at Georgia Tech
Maryland at Wake Forest
Old Dominion at Pittsburgh
Saturday, Oct. 26
Boston College at North Carolina
Clemson at Maryland
Duke at Virginia Tech
NC State at Florida State
Georgia Tech at Virginia Wake
Forest at Miami Pittsburgh at Navy
Saturday, Nov. 2
Virginia Tech at Boston College
Clemson at Virginia
Miami at Florida State
Pittsburgh at Georgia Tech
North Carolina at NC State
Wake Forest at Syracuse
Saturday, Nov. 9
Boston College at New Mexico State
NC State at Duke
Florida State at Wake Forest
Syracuse at Maryland
Virginia Tech at Miami
Virginia at North Carolina
Notre Dame at Pittsburgh
Thursday, Nov. 14
Georgia Tech at Clemson, ESPN
Saturday, Nov. 16
NC State at Boston College
Miami at Duke
Syracuse at Florida State
Maryland at Virginia Tech
North Carolina at Pittsburgh
Saturday, Nov. 23
Boston College at Maryland
The Citadel at Clemson
Duke at Wake Forest
Idaho at Florida State
Alabama A&M at Georgia Tech
Virginia at Miami
Old Dominion at North Carolina
East Carolina at NC State
Pittsburgh at Syracuse
Friday, Nov. 29
Miami at Pittsburgh
Saturday, Nov. 30
Boston College at Syracuse
Clemson at South Carolina
Duke at North Carolina
Florida State at Florida
Georgia at Georgia Tech
Maryland at NC State
Virginia Tech at Virginia
Wake Forest at Vanderbilt
Saturday, Dec. 7
2013 Dr Pepper ACC Championship Game (at Charlotte, NC)
fsu plays at home vs syracuse
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according to our schedule guy the wagner game will count towards bowl eligibility
Chris, your schedule guy can say that, but the NCAA bylaws clearly state requirements for a game to count for bowl eligibility and Wagner does not meet them. (not enough scholarships)
Like the season-ending matchups!! Hopefully when Louisville comes in to replace Maryland, there will be some shuffling done, so that Louisville doesn't end with NC State. NC State should end with Wake Forest, Wake Forest's current season-ending partner Vanderbilt should end with Tennessee, and Tennessee's current season-ending partner Kentucky should end with Louisville (bringing it full circle).
That's actually a great idea. I think Tennessee likes ending with Kentucky, though. They would have to move their game with the 'Cats.
got confirmation that the syracuse wagner game counts towards bowl eligibility.
[quote]A Wagner official on Thursday backed up Syracuse's assertion that SU's home opener against the Seahawks would count toward bowl eligibility.[/quote]
[quote]Wagner, which competes in the Northeast Conference of the Football Championship Subdivision, is allowed to offer 40 scholarships. In order for a victory against an FCS opponent to count toward bowl eligibility, the NCAA requires the FCS team to supply aid at at least 90 percent of the 63 scholarship limit allowed over a rolling two-year period.
In other words, the school must supply aid to at least 57 players.
Jim Gibbons, Wagner's assistant athletic director for academics and compliance, confirmed his school is able to grant any aid — but not federal aid— to a football player and have it count toward the 57 requirement.
Gibbons said Wagner currently sits at 61 scholarships.[/quote]


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In the first detailed report of a major security breach, TJX Cos. said information from 45.7 million credit and debit cards had been stolen by computer hackers beginning in July 2005.
The thieves, who gained entry to the off-price retailer's customer payment databases, also might have had access to the company's de-encryption software, according to a regulatory filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission made after business hours on Wednesday.
In addition, about 450,000 customers who returned merchandise without receipts may have had detailed personal information stolen, including addresses as well as Social Security and driver's license numbers.
TJX, which owns TJ Maxx, Marshalls and other retailers, said that stored data from "approximately half to substantially all the transactions at the U.S., Puerto Rican and Canadian stores" during an 18-month period from late 2002 until mid-2004 had been compromised.
Because of the technology used by the intruders, the company might never be able to discover the extent and specifics of the losses, said Sherry Lang, vice president of investor relations.
Seventy-five percent of the affected cards were either expired or had their "Track 2" data, the information contained on the magnetic strip on the back of credit and debit cards, masked, Lang said. Masking is a security process in which asterisks are swapped for numbers.
The data breach, which sparked a Federal Trade Commission investigation, has not affected sales of the Framingham, Mass.-based company, Lang said.
"We've done a lot of communicating," she said. "We're fielding tens of thousands of customer calls….We have deployed enormous resources, both human and financial, to investigate and further strengthen our systems and we want our customers to know that it is safe to shop our stores."
TJX, which operates 2,466 stores and recorded $17.4 billion in sales last year, faces a barrage of class-action lawsuits filed by customers and shareholders in the U.S. and Canada. The company also is being investigated by the Massachusetts Attorney General, in conjunction with 30 other states, for a delay in notifying banks, card processors and customers of the security breach. TJX said it was informed by card issuers of some fraudulent use, but had not been given specifics on the scope.
This story first appeared in the March 30, 2007 issue of WWD. Subscribe Today.
Six people were arrested in Florida last week for allegedly using card numbers believed to have been stolen from TJX and are said to have purchased about $1 million in products with gift cards.
The case is believed to represent the biggest retail data theft ever, and the timing of the company's initial disclosure has been one of the most controversial aspects.
TJX first became aware of suspicious software installed on corporate systems on Dec. 18. The next day, the company hired IBM and General Dynamics Corp. to investigate. TJX notified the Secret Service and other law enforcement agencies on Dec. 22, and banks and payment card and check processing firms on Dec. 26 and 27.
However, the company waited until Jan. 17 to make a public announcement about the security breach, leading to criticism that the retailer had put holiday sales ahead of its responsibilities to financial institutions and customers. TJX said it was advised by law enforcement officials that an immediate announcement could compromise the investigation.

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The characters from Monster High are starring in their first DVD movie, Monster High Ghouls Rule. Instead of staying home on Halloween, the Monster High gang is taking back the holiday and dressing in over-the-top costumes that commemorate their famous monster heritages. They call it "haunt couture."
Cleo de Nile wears a teal, gold, and black dress with puffed-out skirt. The doll comes with a matching gold mask, pyramid-inspired shoes, a cauldron of punch, a teal bucket for collecting candy, and a hairbrush.
As with all the other Monster High dolls, the new Ghouls Rule dolls have fabulous fashions and great detail. Monster High fans will like the new outfit for Cleo de Nile and being able to play out the Halloween storyline from the new DVD.
Given the sophistication and elegance of the costumes, though, these dolls will appeal to collectors as well, and for kids they combine elements of play and display, which is what will appeal to girls who love the dolls but may not want to engage in younger fashion play.
As with all Monster High dolls, there's an element of humor in the storyline and the details of the clothes and accessories that really appeals to its fans.
Monster High Ghouls Rule Cleo de Nile is for ages 6 and up.
Additional Ghouls Rule dolls include Frankie Stein, Draculaura, and Clawdeen Wolf. Each is sold separately.
In addition to being gorgeous, these dolls and their storyline also have a message for kids: Everyone is different, and those differences should be celebrated. Delivering that message through the monster theme with style and wit has certainly contributed to the popularity of Monster High.
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This illustration, for the men's USA Soccer team, was created to help promote a World Cup Qualifier that is going to be played here in Denver. The US team is going to be taking on Costa Rica. The poster is the first in a series that will be created by local artists, illustrators, and designers in all of the cities holding World Cup Qualifiers. This poster is being silk screen printed by the talented guys over at Indy Ink and looks great.
For anyone interested in getting their hands on the poster, some of them will be sold at pep held this Thursday the 21st at the Paramount Theatre, where I will be hanging out and signing posters for whoever buys one (click here for more info on the pep rally: http://bit.ly/138zlp2) and the rest of the posters will be signed separately and sold as numbered edition at a later date.
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text: I have been playing this fantasy game for a while and I don't believe any of us asked for the format to be updated. Loads of things are annoying like the fact that it doesn't automatically tell me who I am doing compared to my other friends that play on facebook. We have to create and join 'leagues'. Nor does the tables of our league position tell us anymore what percentage of the top players we are in. that is very annoying as I have always been in top 2% but this year I am doing so much better so far and I would like to know precisely how much better. Also I preferred the stats version as it was much clearer to read but now it is the pitch view or none. But most annoying is scoring points and not having them added to my total. This game is so rubbish at the moment I think I will go and tweak my Barclays team and play there instead.


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One great way to add visual interest to your presentation and add focus to specific content on a slide in your presentation is to use animation effects. That's what we are going to do right now with our Tour presentation, and we are going to do this starting on slide number 2. Now animation effects can be applied to almost anything on a slide. It could be your title, it could be your bulleted list, or it could be an object, like a picture. Let's start with a picture, by clicking it to select it. You'll notice on the Ribbon you have a separate tab dedicated to animation.
We will click there, and now it's just a matter of applying the appropriate animation effect. You see there is a few different groups here: Entrance Effects, so we can have our object appear on the slide using a number of different effects, or maybe leave it there on a slide and just add emphasis to it or have it leave the slide using Exit Effects. So let's go to our Entrance Effects. We will just click the dropdown at the center, so you can see all the different groups: Basic, Subtle, moderate effects and some Exciting ones. Let's go right to the Exciting ones. We will go with Pinwheel.
Give it a click, and you'll see a quick preview of what that looks like, and you can see it's using certain defaults up here. First of all, it will up here on the slide when we click the slide during our slideshow. That's a default. Also, the timing will be set up based on timings you've used in the past. I have two seconds. You might have one second, but this can be adjusted. So just bump it down to 1.7. You might want to bump it up. You can use the arrows or simply type in the value. To test it again, just click the Play button on the far left-hand side of the Ribbon.
You get to see that affect a little quicker that way. That looks good. Notice also that a one appears next to the object, indicating it's the first animation on our slide. There is an order, if you have multiple animations, that needs to be considered. So let's go to our bulleted list now, and I like to click the border of a bulleted list. That way I know I'm getting the entire list, and let's apply some effects here for emphasis. So we don't want them appearing on the slide. They'll be there, but we will emphasize them as we go through them. So click the dropdown for Emphasis Effects, and you can see there's a whole bunch of Basic ones, Subtle, moderate and Exciting ones as well.
Let's go with Teeter. That's kind of neat. Give it a click, and you can see how each one is teetering there, and this again, would be as we click through the different items. You can see On Click, 2, 3, 4 and 5, so this is actually going to happen after our image appears. So if we want to reorder these, we can do that. Let's say we want our image here to appear with the slide. We don't want to have to click. We want it to appear automatically. To make changes to it, if we try to click it and go up your Animation options, we can. Click the little number though, that appears next to it, and now you have access to those animation options.
So instead of On Click, we have With Previous or After. If you choose After Previous, if there's any other animations that come before this, happens automatically after. If you choose With, it happens simultaneously. Now in this case, the only thing before our animation would be the appearance of the slide itself. So let's choose With Previous. Notice now it's a 0, and these get renumbered 1, 2, 3, 4. All right, you want to test it out? Let's click the Slide Show button in the bottom left-hand corner. There it is.
Now you'll notice we have to click the teeter each one of our bulleted items. We will press Escape. So we are back to editing now. If you really want to make some changes, for example, you want these to automatically teeter one after the other. Click back inside, click the border, and now you'll notice when we do that, we can't go up here and start fiddling with how we start these up. We would have to go to each of the numbers and make changes. Or here is another option: go up to the View menu, go down to Custom Animation.
That opens up the Custom Animation section of the toolbox, where you can see each of your items. The first one being a Content placeholder, when we click it for our image. And then you can see the next one represents the entire bulleted lists, so they are all selected. When we select Content Placeholder here, with that little arrow, you can expand or collapse. You can then apply some effects or changes to the entire group or one at a time. So if we go down to the next one here, which is that first bullet, notice only the one is selected.
We can have this appear automatically With Previous, so that means it's automatically going to happen when the slide appears. Now for the next bullet, maybe we want that to happen after the previous animation, so we select After. We'll do that for the other two as well. To really test this out though, we need to click the Slide Show button. Notice the teetering going on, one after the other, and our image comes in automatically as well.
So you can press Escape. When you're done with the toolbox, you can close it up, but there are some other sections down here: The Effect Options, so you then apply options to the effect you chosen. There is also Timings. There is our After Previous, and so on. So you don't have to go to the Ribbon. You can do it all from here. Also, change up the Speeds. Any Delays in between, so you can really get technical with these. Text Animations have their own too, all at once for a bulleted list, or you do it by word even or letter if you wanted to.
You can see we can group text in levels as well, reverse order is an option. Lots of options using the toolbox, so you can experiment with those. We will close it up by clicking the Close button. So there are some animations applied to a bulleted list, applied to an object on your slide, with all of the custom animation options at your finger tips. You can really keep your audience engaged in your presentation and focus on specific content on your slide by using animation.


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In a letter to President Obama, three of the nation's leading voting rights organizations—Demos, Project Vote, and the League of Women Voters—urged the Administration to come into compliance with the National Voter Registration Act (NVRA) by providing voter registration to eligible persons through the federally-facilitated health benefit exchanges set up under the Affordable Care Act (ACA). In the letter, the groups—who have previously won many NVRA-enforcement lawsuits—indicated that they are prepared to seek legal recourse if necessary. The letter follows over two years of advocacy efforts on the part of the organizations regarding ongoing violations of the NVRA. Widely known as the "motor voter" law, the NVRA requires that registration services be offered in tandem with transactions conducted by certain government programs. Its requirements apply to all the health benefit exchanges established under the Affordable Care Act (ACA).
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The League of Women Voters of the United States joined with the League of Women Voters of Kansas and the League of Women Voters of Arizona to file comments with the Election Assistance Commission (EAC) regarding the requests made by the Secretaries of State of Kansas and Arizona to modify the national mail-in voter registration form to include requirements that applicants supply documentary proof of citizenship.
With Election 2012 in the rear-view mirror and 2014—and 2016—looming soon, the League of Women Voters recently released our comprehensive Election Improvement Agenda report, which identifies central challenges facing our complex and outdated election system and provides a targeted action plan for overcoming the fallout from recent state-based voter suppression attempts and the Supreme Court ruling gutting the Voting Rights Act.
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Elections present voters with important choices. Whether it is a local race that will affect your community or a national race that could change the direction of the country, it is a time to consider the issues which you care about and decide which candidate you support. Even if you are under 18 and not yet eligible to vote, election campaigns offer an excellent way to learn about the people and issues that affect your future.
A step-by-step guide to voting and Election Day, especially designed to reach out to new young voters. It covers the five basics: Who can vote; what we'll vote on; when we'll vote; where we'll vote; and why we should vote. It also includes registration, absentee ballot and Election Day information, along with a brief list of our Election Day rights.
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BETHLEHEM (AP) — A Bethlehem fire official is blaming a cat for a fire that's left seven people unable to return to their apartments.
Assistant Fire Chief Craig Baer told The Express-Times of Easton on Wednesday that a cat kicked over a lit candle inside a child's second-floor bedroom.
Baer says two people were treated for minor smoke inhalation but didn't need hospital care. Two of the three apartments in the building were occupied, but Baer says it's not habitable.
Five kittens were rescued from the home. Their mother was seen afterward in the basement, but firefighters weren't able to catch her.
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Hotel Studio Shelter - Halle
Located near Halle, Belgium, the budget Hotel Studio Shelter offers excellent value-for-money accommodation in Buizingen, a small Flemish city on the Brussels-Charleroi Canal, about 10 miles (16 km) south of Brussels. Perfect for a cheap Brussels break, this no-fuss hotel in front of Buizingen train station is also a good base for holidaymakers willing to enjoy a day trip to the Memorial in Waterloo, accessible within a convenient 20-minute drive.
In a quiet street of Buizingen, the small-scale Hotel Studio Shelter features 9 guestrooms at very reasonable prices, perfect for budget conscious travelers on their way to Brussels. There is free unlimited WiFi available throughout the hotel. The friendly staff are available Monday to Friday from 9 AM to 8 PM all year round, and will do their best to ensure guests a pleasant stay in Buizingen-Halle, Belgium.
Hotel Studio Shelter - Halle
Hotel Info: 1-877-214-4288
- Economy Room, Shared Bathroom
- Double Room
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Key facts
Hotel size
- This hotel has 9 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 2 floors
- Check-in time 3 PM-8 PM
- Check-out time is 11 AM
Airport shuttle service is available on request. Contact the property in advance to make arrangements.
Required at check in
- Credit card or cash deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
- Minimum check-in age is 18
Travelling with others
- One child (14 years old and younger) stays free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding
- Pets stay free
- Free WiFi in public areas
- Free WiFi in rooms
- Airport shuttle (available on request) *
- Free self parking
In the hotel
- Continental breakfast daily (surcharge)
- Bar/lounge
- Room service (during limited hours)
- 24-hour front desk
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
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- Sleep Number by Select Comfort mattress
- Private bathroom
- Shower only
- Hair dryer
- Free WiFi
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Special cancellation policies or charges may apply for group reservations (more than 8 rooms for the same hotel / stay dates).
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Rollaway beds are available for EUR 20 per night
Continental breakfast is offered for an extra charge of EUR 5 per person (approximately)
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Update: Ravens and 49ers third most watched Super Bowl
Sunday's Super Bowl game between the Baltimore Ravens and San Francisco 49ers was the third most watched Super Bowl in television history, according to CBS.
The game was watched by Nielsen estimated average of 108 million viewers, according to the "fast national household" ratings adjusted for time zones.
The 2012 Super Bowl between the New York Giants and New England Patriots was watched by 111.3 million viewers and the 2011 game between the Green Bay Packers and Pittsburgh Steelers was watched by an audience of 111 million. »Read Full Blog Post(3)
Hour by hour local TV ratings for the blackout Super Bowl
At 7:38 p.m. Sunday night I posted on Twitter that the lights went out at the Super Bowl in the New Orleans Superdome.
At that point - a minute and 38 seconds into the second half and after a dramatic 108 yard runback touchdown by the Baltimore Ravens' Jacoby Jones - the local television rating for the game on WDJT-TV (Channel 58) was a 54.1
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"Mechanics, chemistry, and physics have progressed much more rapidly than physiology, psychology, and sociology. Man has gained the mastery of the material world before knowing himself. Thus, modern society has been built at random, according to the chance of scientific discoveries and to the fancy of ideologies, without regard for the laws of our body and soul. We have been the victims of a disastrous illusion--the illusion of our ability to emancipate ourselves from natural laws. We have forgotten that nature never forgives." Alexis Carrel, Man the Unknown , 1935, (Nobel Prize winner) Too many of us live our lives in concrete Zoos, unaware that we are increasingly suffering from N.D.D (Nature Deficit Disorder). Today, we see our offices as opportunities for better lives, and our screens as opportunities to escape the monotony of our everyday routine. We may not feel domesticated, but we are caged in structures we have built ourselves. If you saw an animal in a small concrete cage, you would be outraged. More humans (over half of the world's population) are now living in cities. Our existence has become mentally and physically damaging. Our minds lack stimulus and the muscles in our bodies atrophy from lack of use. But there is a way to escape from being a 'Zooman' and become a wild human again… VIVOBAREFOOT makes shoes to bring us closer to nature, reconnect our feet with our brains and inspire us to move more. But us changing your feet is only part of the story. To transition from a 'Zooman' to a wild human, you have to actually use your feet, get dirty and reconnect your sensory system to the world around you. It can be as simple as sitting in a park during your lunch break, listening to the birds and eating a meal that you have prepared yourself, bringing plants into your office, walking or running home along tree-lined streets. These small steps can make a huge difference… Show us what small changes you can make to your life to help you transition from a 'Zooman' to a Wild Human, and be in with a chance of winning a once-in-a-lifetime trip to Borneo with Wild Human with VIVOBAREFOOT. In Borneo, you will master how to move fluidly through the landscape, enjoying the freedom to run, jump, climb, swim and explore. And, crucially, learn the skills that define our species – conjuring fire, craft, fishing, foraging and tracking. This experience is designed to take you from a 'Zooman,' fueled by caffeine and cortisol, to a Wild Human, nourished by Mother Nature. WILD HUMAN in BORNEO Join us on Wild Human's first seven-day adventure retreat in the rainforests of Borneo, combining natural movement training with jungle-craft, and the opportunity to unwind from the stresses and strains of modern life. ACCOMMODATION Your own private stilted tree house, with a double bed, air-conditioning, modern en-suite bathroom and balcony. The only thing missing is wifi, for a total technology detox. ACTIVITIES MORNING: begins with an acclimatisation walk or run, with a refreshing waterfall shower half-way along the trail, and a plunge into the cool ocean at the end. Your mornings will then be focused on practical wilderness fitness and movement skills. AFTERNOON: will be spent learning jungle-lore and survival skills, with evenings on the beach, perfecting running technique, swimming techniques, and having some fun, followed by a hearty meal and an evening campfire. End your life-changing trip with a chartered boat ride to a secluded cove, where we will hike through the rainforest and camp on a stunning completely secluded white-sand beach that is only accessible by boat FACILITIES: The eco-resort has forested mountains on one side and the ocean on the other with a private palm-fringed cove, sandy beach, rocky foreshore, lush rainforest interior, streams, pools, tropical waterfalls and cloud-shrouded mountains. FOOD: Nutritious, fresh and locally sourced, with succulent exotic fruit and coconuts served every day at an open-air restaurant with a rustic dining platform, open to the sea breeze. On some evenings we will enjoy a beach barbeque at the private cove. CLIMATE: May/June marks the beginning of the dry season, with sultry 29°C weather with just few tropical downpours and evening thunderstorms. LOCATION: The tropical forests of the Damai peninsula, on the South China Sea. PRICES : £3,995: Includes airport transfers, accommodation, food, instruction and specialist equipment (excludes International flights and personal travel insurance) DATES : Sat 27 th May – Sat 3 rd June 2017 (If traveling from the UK you can depart London on Friday night and be back early in the morning on Sunday-week). "To live is the rarest thing in the world. Most people just exist." – Oscar Wilde FIND OUT MORE
Vivobarefoot from an orthopedic surgeons' view, or … the laws of Wolff and Davis. I got introduced to Vivobarefoot shoes about 5 years ago when I was seeking to optimize the movement of my athlete-patients in both prevention and rehabilitation, looking for the right footwear for them and myself in order to come as close to natural movement of the foot as possible. As an orthopedic surgeon I know about the importance of proprioceptive feedback building the base of good and healthy and skillful movement. After having tried numerous other brands, I got stuck to Vivobarefoot because they offered the best "feel" for the ground besides having the advantage that their lines offer shoes for any opportunity meaning they can be worn to any occasion, be it a long skillful run, walking around town, working with my patients or attending a conference with dress code (well, they only lack the invention of a good waterproof and washable shoe for the operating theater). I am mainly working with sports injuries to the knee and both in prevention and rehab I recommend my patients to live, move and train "barefoot" as much as possible because I am convinced of the crucial function, the foot has, as a predecessor in movement to the knee, protecting the knee of false and injury prone movements. Footwear that enables the feet to work properly helps in the process. Especially when it comes to the compliance of the patient (following my recommendations), Vivos have a big advantage since they serve the purpose while at the same time being accepted as normal looking footwear …. Not everyone likes to walk barefoot on all occasions. Learning more about the brand and company I was, without much hesitation, convinced of their philosophy and their process of seeking the perfect solution to an epidemic problem which presents itself in the mutilation of human feet by contemporary general accepted, so called, footwear. That process, I found out, fits perfectly to the conception of my own profession where constant self-criticism and subsequent improvement lead to better treatment of my patients. To me, being stuck with a mind trained in orthopedic surgery, life comes down to the laws of Wolff and Davis who propagated the concept of "form follows function" to the adaptability of bones and soft tissue in the musculoskeletal system. And vice versa one can say the incorrect form will lead to malfunction. Universalizing this concept I find it almost everywhere, for example one could say that optimally circumstances (form) have to follow purpose (function). I think, this concept very well describes Vivobarefoot. The company itself is constantly adapting to achieve their purpose, and even their products undergo changes governed by this rule. The best example is the recent changes they made to the "handcut" line, turning the heel of the shoe into a curved rocker and thereby getting again even closer to the natural function of our feet (this time for locomotion at walking speed). I have many colleagues who in order to dampen the impact on the lower extremity of their patients when walking, prescribe soft gel heel cups... Have they ever thought about the fact that the shoe itself could be the reason for a disturbed movement pattern of the foot and thus the cause of the problem?! It still takes a lot of energy to convince them, well-educated beings, with a hard time to think outside the box and question what they have been taught. The development of Vivo's shoes is not driven by fashion, fads or what the competition are coming up with, but merely by their self-imposed mission to make footwear that enables our feet to function as close as possible to their evolved form and purpose. Now that's what I call following a law of nature and that is the reason why I will keep on recommending Vivo to my patients (and keep on waiting for them to come out with an operating-theater-compatible version so that I can increase my daily shod time in Vivos to 100%)… Dr.med. Uwe Koll Orthopedic Surgeon Sports Traumatology Denmark FIND YOUR BAREFOOT SHOE
It is the better part of a day to get from Street, Somerset to Bantham, Devon by horse and cart. My grandfather made the journey for the first time in 1908 – he camped on the beach and never wanted to ever go anywhere else on holiday ever again. In 1956, his wife bought a beautiful house overlooking the bay for £11,000 (behind his back and against his frugal Quaker principles). The same journey is a couple of hours by car now and I first got swept down the tidal estuary in my mums tummy with our dog Kyla scratching at her back. Today this little slice of South coast heaven continues to hold our wider family transfixed. All my Grandfathers descendants and cousins call it home from home. Walking, surfing, sailing, fishing, picnicking, painting, kissing, running and swimming. But very rarely does anyone do those last two together. Since Asher met the Swim Run gang in Sweden, we've been talking about setting up our own little Swim Run (private at first) around Bantham and Burgh island. Could we really swim from the main beach to the island? We'd been told many times how dangerous swimming across the bay was due to the rip tides etc… Could we then make it over the island, swim up the other estuary, over the top and back across the avon and back (we are still dreaming up all sorts of silly routes)? Last week, while down there for my fathers birthday - who made his Bantham debut in 1936 and as an enthusiastic amateur painter has cast his eye over nearly every nook and cranny of the scraggy shorelines – especially the iconic 'long stone' that sits proudly off the southern beach head. Get the rip wrong while trying to swim across to the bay and you can easily be swept left past the 'long stone' and in the direction of France. With all these thoughts in mind, I decided to do a little recce with our new Shiba Inu puppy, "Zen Dawg". We picked him up, a few weeks old, in November from a council estate in Wolverhampton and so he had never seen a river, let alone the sea and has yet to experience summer! On with the old wetsuit, Vivobarefoot trail shoes and an extra long lobster pot mooring rope leash, I set off over the ham and down onto the beach. The tide coming in and we skipped round the filling up pools on the main beach until we hit the mouth of the river. Zen froze (it was freezing – but sunny) and I tugged on the lobster pot rope (leash). All 4 claws screamed into the wet sand and as I reeled him in he yelped, I scooped him up and jumped into the river. It was cold and the current was flowing – it was intense for both of us . We both clawed and gasped at the water and were swept up the river as we crossed – Zen ended up mainly on my shoulders frantically assessing when he could make a swim for shore. Panting but strangely refreshed we were suddenly up and running out across the sand spit to Burgh Island. Zen was shaking off sea water for the first time and was immediately back in full gallop. The run up to the top of the island is steep and this little 5 month old puppy basically pulled me up the hill (I was sweating). The sun beamed as we crested the old smugglers dock, past scooped out bays and round the Burgh Island hotel (where Agatha Christie wrote some of her famous tomes). In a way this was perfect Swim Run training: a team of two joined by a 10m rope (in this case 17m) and on the way back up the estuary we had 3 more swims to complete before we got home. Zen was having none of the swims – we ended up with Zen clambering round the rocks as I swam (floated on my back cajoling him) punctuated with brief unavoidable splashes and back up on the rocks.Of course, the connecting rope often snagged and the big skipping motions untangle us became a sport in itself. For the final long swim across the estuary Zen literally clambered on top of my head clawing my neck and testing my buoyancy to the last – it became a close call between throwing him off to be re-clawed and just leaving him there to sink me. It was intimate, bonding and a lot of fun. I loved the sensations of oscillating between hot & cold, horizontal & vertical, fast & slow, stuck & free… I'm dreading swapping Zen for Asher – I fear I'll be dragging him back a bit. The great thing about a dog is that ultimately you set the pace. With Asher I fear that I wont' get any help being pulled up the hills and might end up clinging onto him as we battle out the first Otillo in the Scilly isles this June of which Vivobarefoot is a proud sponsor and yours truly is a masochist entrant (training is underway ;) Vivobarefoot are proud sponsors of the first ever UK Otillo Swimrun, taking place on July 18th, 2016, on the Isles of Scilly. Galahad and Asher will be taking part, and Otillo will be streaming the event live. Find out more
Today, everyone from fitness coaches to stockbrokers are sporting barefoot shoes. Without knowing it, these modern barefoot shoe-wearers are carrying on a tradition that stretches back across generations -- to the first shoes ever made. Doctors have long understood the health benefits of the minimalist shoes--or no shoes at all--worn by indigenous communities all over the world, from the Solomon Islands to the west coast of Africa. As far back as 1905, medical journals published articles lauding the healthy habit of this minimal footwear. The strong, dexterous feet of traditional shoe-wearers stood in stark contrast to the overlapping toes and grotesque bunions caused by cramming feet into narrow Western shoes. Symptomatic of the "disease of civilisation," foot deformities were another epidemic spurned by the increasingly unnatural lifestyle of the modern, urbanized world. Humans first made shoes to protect feet from the elements and rough terrain--from the nearly impenetrable jungle to the burning sand of the Kalahari. Today, barefoot shoes take advantage of breakthrough biomechanical research and high-tech materials, but they stay true to this original purpose. Like traditional shoes worn for centuries, modern barefoot shoes allow feet to retain their natural shape, strength, and range of motion. Indigenous shoemaking is barefoot shoemaking. And this ancient traditional inspires us to get back to our roots and create barefoot shoes made for modern feet from every walk of life. SHOP BAREFOOT SHOES
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We found out the following day that it was under warranty and the contractor sent his man who fixed the problem and no parts were required. We advised Direct Energy of this and because it was under warranty this program was not needed. they told us we had no choice but to accept it. We believe that (1) they lied to us regarding the warranty and (2) we should be reimbursed for a service call that not only was not needed but also the man was not able to resolve the problem. They refuse to cancel the program charge even though they are aware of the circumstances.
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The Dularge Recreation Center, 1330 Dr. Beatrous Road, is open from 4 to 8 p.m Mondays through Thursdays. For information, call 879-4340.
A movie night for children is scheduled from 6 to 8 p.m. March 24 at the Dularge Recreation Center for kindergartens through eighth-graders. Popcorn and drinks will be served.
A children's dance is scheduled from 6 to 9 p.m. March 26 at the Dularge Recreation Center. Admission costs $3 and snacks will be sold. Parents must sign their kids in. The dance is for children 4-16. Four- to 7-year-olds must be accompanied by an adult.
An Easter-egg hunt is scheduled for 1 p.m. March 28 at the Dularge Recreation Center. The event is open to all children of Dularge. The event is sponsored by the Dularge Volunteer Fire Department, the Knights of Columbus and its Ladies Auxiliary, and the Dularge Recreation Committee. Kids must bring a basket.
Library news: The Dularge Branch Library, 837 Bayou Dularge Road, is open from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Mondays through Thursdays, and from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Fridays. For information, call 851-1752.
The U.S. Census questionnaire assistance is scheduled from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Mondays through Fridays for the month of March at the library.
Oil-painting classes with Gail LeCompte are scheduled for 10 a.m. Tuesdays at the library. You must bring a blank canvas, table top easel and a bag lunch. Registration is required.
Mexican train dominoes is scheduled for 1 p.m. Wednesdays at the library. The Sew/So Good Quilting group is scheduled to meet at 10 a.m. Thursdays at the library. You must bring your own supplies: sewing machines, scissors, threads, etc., and a covered dish.
The Dularge Branch Library will have the books needed for Dularge Elementary School's "I Care" program for pre-kindergartners. Books will not be allowed to be checked out of the library; they will only be available to be read at the library. "I Care" storytime for pre-kindergartners is scheduled for 4 p.m. Tuesday at the library. The book for this month is "Ten, Nine, Eight" by Molly Bang. A parent must be with the child for storytime.
The library has three public computers, which are available if you have your library card with you. Children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult to use the computer. Fax and copy-machine services are also available.
First-time library cards are available to all Terrebonne Parish residents at no charge. Children must be able to write their first and last name and have a parent with them in order to get a card. Lost cards in good standing can be replaced for $5.
St. Eloi Catholic Church news: There are no CCD classes till April.
Way of The Cross is scheduled for 6:30 p.m. Friday at St. Eloi Catholic Church, 1335 Bayou Dularge Road, Theriot.
Knights news: A fundraiser sponsored by the Knights of Columbus St. Eloi Council No. 8779 is scheduled for 11 a.m. Sunday at the St. Eloi Community Center, 1335 Bayou Dularge Road, Theriot. The meal costs $5 and includes white beans and rice, fried fish and salad. The meal is for dine in or carry out. Drinks and sweets will be sold.
Knight of the month for February was Arnez Liner. Ladies Auxiliary sister of the month for February was Rosie Crochet. Family of the month for February was Irvin and Gwen Champagne.
The Knights of Columbus' quarterly banquet is scheduled for 7 p.m. Saturday at the club home, 1331 Dr. Beatrous Road, Theriot.
The Knights of Columbus' monthly general meeting is scheduled for 7 p.m. Monday at the club home.
The Dularge Volunteer Fire Department will be opening a discussion to change the bylaws for general monthly meetings to quarterly meetings at the agency's next general meeting scheduled for 7 p.m. April 1 at the Knights of Columbus home. The meeting is open to the public.
School news: All Terrebonne Parish public-students will be receiving report cards today.
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The last day to purchase 2009-10 Terrebonne High School yearbooks is March 26. The cost is $60.
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Terrebonne High School is hosting the American Cancer Society's Youth Relay for Life scheduled from 6 p.m. to midnight Saturday at Tom B. Smith Stadium located next door to the school, 7318 Main St., Houma. It is free and open to the public and will have food, music and lots of activities.
Dularge Elementary School's annual Spring Book Fair is scheduled for this week at the school, 1327 Bayou Dualrge Road, Theriot.
First-place winners of Dularge Elementary's annual spring art show in February were:
Pre-kindergartners: Ethan Lovell, Kaleb Stewart and Phillip Castell.
Kindergartners: Katie Terracinna and Hannah Henderson.
First-graders: Nicholae' Burdis, Hayley Voisin and Jade Payne.
Second-graders: Layne Liner and Caleb Green.
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Kindergartners: Travis Dyer and Simeon Woodard.
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Kindergartners will be having muffins for moms at 1 p.m. Friday in the kindergarten classes.
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If you can't get to see Utd live or its not on Sky try either of these links:
They are the best I have come across for live football tubes, the picture quality is usually very good and commentary usually in English.
That name is great, the way Jon takes the mickey out of it every time, Jon was good, he did not go over the top, it was little jokes and he showed the man respect as well, knowing that although the evidence looks as if he is guilty with no doubt, he has not found guilty yet.
There will always be pieces missing concerning the masons, as you could only get all the information if your in the top trust area, if the were after control they are not likely to come out and tell everyone openly, are they, but its like the issue of the warnings they got about the attacks, it took people years to get any clear evidence, they had to piece hundreds of reports together to get the clear situation, it was only let out bit by bit, often not given much attention, the film press for truth shows that very clearly, I suggest you download it, its worth a watch.
I can see where all of these factors start to build up a convincing image, but there's still a few too many leaps and circumstantial pieces of evidence for me.
Also, Blagoievitch is ridiculous, I loved that interview.
Clive, I urge you to read Robert Anton Wilson's "Illuminatus" trilogy (written in collaboration with Robert Shea), which was a satirical swipe at conspiracy theories of this kind, although it was, unfortunately, not recognized as such by many readers, and consequently a whole movement developed that actually believed in the literal truth of this material, mistaking fiction for fact. The symbols on the dollar bill are emphatically not Masonic, and were not designed by a Mason (do some proper research, young man!).
I corresponded with Wilson in the early nineties, and he was genuinely disturbed about the consequences of his work and people's inability to distinguish between a satirical work and reality,as he was quite cognizant of the fact that much of the Illuminati/Masonic conspiracy theory in contemporary times was directly traceable to his trilogy .
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"We know for sure that the Bush government allowed it to happen"
WE know no such thing.
The only 'mystery' about 9/11 is the lack of communication between the FBI, (who were informed about the hijackers taking flying lessons and not wanting to learn how to take off and land), the CIA who weren't informed, and the government who are unable to control the intelligence services.
How you can believe that information was locked away that proved the Bush administration was responsible is beyond me.
That information is available to many people, and many government departments, including the present democrat administration, do you honestly believe they would keep the Bush admins secrets?
Anyone with half a brain would realise that evidence like that would have been destroyed, not put somewhere that is available for scrutiny.
9/11 was, in part, a total cock-up by the US security services, not an inside job, and even if they had been awake, and done their jobs, it's still not certain they could have stopped it.
Yes G.W.Bush certainly would not be capable to organise anything, but his family could.
His brother was the head of security of the towers, so he certainly could have organised the explosives to be put in place, Jeb Bush was also a member of The Project for the New American Century who wrote "Further, the process of transformation, even if it brings revolutionary change, is likely to be a long one, absent some catastrophic and catalyzing event – like a new Pearl Harbor...".
As for the masons, they have people in all the most powerful positions, all the top politians, police, army, etc, bankers and other big companies, the dollar bill is covered with masonic images, Washington was designed by masons and was designed with streets making up the symbols and the Pentagon is in a pentagon, which is a very high symbol for the masons.
The likelyhood is that they control all those areas, as all masons in a lodge have to obey the head mason of that lodge, the funnist thing I have discovered is that the highest lodge is in London, all the lodges come under that one and so it is possible that England is still the one that controls most of the world, even America.
The masons are very secretive, a mason cannot reveal any of the inner workings, if they do they will do so knowing they will suffer a very painful death, we know the idea of a New World Oder came from the masonic order as is mentioned on the dollar bill.
The most powerful players are the Rothschild family, the Rockefeller family, the Bush family, the Kennedy family, and the Warburg family, to name but a few.
The masonic family is like a pyramid and only the most powerful families reach the top of the pyramid, those in the bottom half don't know what is all about and those in top have members in all the top areas of power in all the most powerful nations, so its not that difficult to control things from there, if you can gain control of the money in a nation you can control the nation, easily.
The daily show was good tonight, they had the bloke on that has the funny surname, the one who tries to sell Obamas seat.
That is, indeed the Power of Nightmares.
As for Bush, I just can't help thinking that he was capable of little else than being a puppet. Look at his history, he has utterly failed in every venture he's put his hand to - college (he was a cheerleader for Christ sake), oil industry, managing sports teams, you name it. He's been constantly bailed out by his dad, and has shown no signs that there's anything there to make him a competent human, much less a national leader.
The masons strike me more as an old boy's club, than a sinister conspiracy, although that wouldn't mean that individual members don't have agendas. The sinister theories do strike me as too reminiscent of the Protocols of the Elder of Zion that was mentioned earlier to be taken seriously.
It would be difficult to imagine a serious version of the Daily Show, as it would have to be more incorporated into the media that they satire.
Respect levy, I see your point, we are coming from slightly different areas and as is often the case, two people see an incident and both come back with different views on it.
The 9/11 issue is very complicated, some do believe Bush and his cronnies were behind it totally, which is possible, in 1962 the FBI was planning to use a plane to blame Cuba - the idea was take a plane, make it appear like a commercial plane, put agents on a commercial plane, land that one one then have the fact plane take over its route, the fake plane is being remotely flown, and then blow the fake one up blaming Cuba; If they could do that in 1962 what could they do in 2001?
We know for sure that the Bush government allowed it to happen, they had plenty of warnings and did nothing to stop it.
I will have a look at the link you have given.
It was good tonight, I always record it on the sky+box.
The powere of nightmares, is that a 3 part thing, I looked on btjunkie.org, they have 3 that can be downloaded, 2 of them have 3 films to them, both have the Phantom victory and the shadows in the cave, but also 1 of them has The Rise Of The Politics Of Fear and the other one has in its place Baby It's Cold Outside. Do you recognise anything from those descriptions?
The problem with Bush is that it may all have been an act or he was just a puppet, but so is the new boy, they all claim to be Christians because they want the vote of the christian right and left, but they are masons and as masons they are serving the masonic agenda, not the American agenda. It was quite bizzare in the 2004 Elections, both people wanting - or supposedly wanting - the votes were part of the same masonic lodge at Yale, therefore they could not be competing against each other, it was the most obvious time to see what was really going on.
Yes, the daily show certainly shows up the stupidity of the news networks in the USA, I just wish there was a serious example of the daily show, a programme that shows the corruption in politics and the media and then shows why the media has turned into an extention of the government message board, no longer giving us real news or investigating the facts before spewing (spelling may be a bit dodgy on that word) them out.
Good night.
Have a look, he's hilarious and inciteful, as long as you get The Joke (sounds weird, but when you watch it, you'll know what I mean). He is indeed an ex-Daily Show 'reporter'.
I realised the Daily Show started again yesterday, and was bloody gutted when I realised that I'd missed a couple. Before it started showing over here I was really intrigued about American friends and aquaintences who all said that it was a comedy show that gave better insight into the news than all the 24-hour news networks.
My view on 9/11 certainly tends towards a criminal level of neglect from the Bush administration (of which, I also agree, Bush was little more than a figurehead, rather than a decision-maker) in ignoring some very clear signs that such attacks were imminient, but I think my posts here have made that position pretty clear.
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This expansion to Lifeboat, the cult favorite card game of survival and revenge, adds 10 new cards including a seventh character -- Dr. Harter -- complete with a few extra First Aid Kits, Love and Hate cards, and the infamous Cannibalism card.
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