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The room size was very large. A microwave & refrigerator in room added benefit and the heat was adequate.
No tissue or toliet paper in room
It was conveniently located for my sightseeing itinerary, an excellent value, nice continental breakfast, easy to find and there was a shopping center across the road.
None, I would definitely stay there again.
The hotel was very easy to find off the Bourne bridge.
I did not realize it was being renovated. The tavern was not quite what I expected it to be. A little dingy. However, the staff at the hotel were wonderful. For one night it served the purpose- a nice bed, TV & a clean bathroom.
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We came for a wedding and decided to make a weekend of it. Our room was very nice, with a king sized bed and big bathroom, and the pool was great. The garden (where the wedding was held) was pretty-- though not as big or extravagant as I was expecting. The food at the reception and at the one breakfast we ate there was very good. We didn't even look at the spa so I can't comment on that. We had a nice stay overall.
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The graciousness, helpfulness and personality of the owners as well as the cleanliness and comfort level of the accommodations.
There was no way to control the air conditioning within the room.
The lamps in the room didn't work. The temperature control knob on the AC was missing. The dresser in the room was a dilapidated desk that was missing knobs.
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Biology is the 'master chemist,' says new Scripps Research Institute president
Michael A. Marletta, a noted chemical biologist and the new president of La Jolla-based The Scripps Research Institute, brings a lot to live up to in his new job ---- and a phrase he's still trying to live down.
That ironic remark, "Biology is for wusses," appeared in a 2010 profile of Marletta , recently elected to the National Academy of Sciences, in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. The Washington, D.C.-based NAS is America's brain trust for scientists.
"I took a lot of heat for that," Marletta chuckled ruefully in a Tuesday interview. "Thank you for finding it and resurrecting it yet again."
To forestall any responses from outraged biologists, the quote refers to a pivotal moment when Marletta discovered his youthful anti-biology conceit was painfully uninformed.
Marletta went on to earn fame as one of the scientists who explored the amazingly diverse effects that nitric oxide has in the human body, the most famous of which led to the discovery of Viagra.
While still an undergraduate in the early '70s, Marletta was struck by the realization that biology depends on everyday feats of chemistry far beyond those engineered by humans. The body digests food, delivers nutrients to cells, manufactures and distributes hormones and other important molecules, and attacks invading microbes.
And it all takes place in a medium of slightly alkaline water, heated to 98.6 degrees (or 37 Celsius). Those conditions at first glance appear paradoxical: They are extraordinarily inauspicious for chemistry, but life is still widespread on Earth, Marletta said.
His curiosity piqued, Marletta devoted his scientific career to exploring that paradox, at the University of Michigan and most recently at UC Berkeley. He came to Scripps last summer as a professor, after having been named president starting this year to replace Richard Lerner, who remains at Scripps as a faculty member.
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Marletta's pursuit of chemistry in biology led him to nitric oxide, a contributor to air pollution and an extremely toxic molecule that also happens to be an essential player in many biological processes.
Composed of one atom of nitrogen and one atom of oxygen, nitric oxide plays a key role in many biological "pathways," or chains of chemical reactions. In one role, the molecule relaxes the linings of blood vessels, which prompted research into its use in treating cardiovascular disease. But its biggest commercial success came from exploiting its dilating effect on the blood vessels of the penis to treat impotence. The result was the Pfizer-marketed prescription drug Viagra, originally and unsuccessfully developed as a heart medication.
Marletta's most noted contribution to nitric oxide research was his discovery that this simple molecule was produced by white blood cells called macrophages to kill microbes. He wrote a much-cited article about this unexpected finding, published in the journal Biochemistry.
The dual roles of nitric oxide as a killer and as a chemical vital to life are hard to grasp, Marletta said. It's so toxic that a minute amount can be deadly, but in even smaller quantities it provides an essential tool to keep life going.
Another puzzle is how the body's chemistry distinguishes between oxygen and nitrogen, two elements that react somewhat similarly.
Last year, Marletta taught a course, " Nitric Oxide: From Biochemistry to Medicine " at State University of New York in Fredonia, where he graduated from in 1973 with a degree in biology and chemistry.
Marletta took his knowledge of nitric oxide chemistry into business by co-founding a biotech company, Omniox . The San Mateo-based company is researching oxygen-binding proteins for potential drugs for uses in cancer, cardiovascular diseases and surgery.
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A native of Rochester, N.Y., Marletta became interested in science back in 1957 at the age of 6. The Soviet Union had launched Sputnik, the first artificial satellite. Marletta remembers seeing Sputnik with his own eyes as it orbited the Earth.
The feat, during the Cold War, frightened many Americans who feared the Soviets were gaining technological superiority over the West. It was also noteworthy in a non-ideological context as the first time humanity had altered the heavens.
"I remember my mother being extremely worried," Marletta said. "I was beside myself with panic: Human beings launched a satellite, circling the globe. To me, that was a short step from traveling in space."
Bitten by the astronomy bug, Marletta asked Santa for a telescope, which he received. The following Christmas, he got a microscope.
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Marletta's doctoral subject was enzymes, protein molecules that greatly speed up chemical reactions without being consumed in the process. Molecules with those properties are called catalysts, used in such devices as catalytic converters.
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Marletta became fascinated with biological chemistry, exceeding his earlier interest in synthetic chemistry, the human-engineered creation of molecules with desired properties. It happened when he took a summer course in biology, just to get it "out of the way."
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Both parties are to blame for the weakening of the filibuster rule in the Senate and inviting the potential for more ideological and partisan appointments to the federal courts in years to come.
It was the Democrats, by a 52-48 vote, who changed the rules, ending filibusters for judicial and executive appointments. Confirmation of a president's nominations to direct federal agencies or fill court vacancies will now require a simple majority, not the 60 votes to break a filibuster.
But it was the Republican minority, by abusing the filibuster rule, which invited this reaction by frustrated Democrats. The latest and among the most egregious examples was the Republican use of the filibuster to block all of the president's appointments to the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia, for no other reason than they wanted to keep a conservative majority in control of the court.
The intent of the filibuster in the Senate is to give the minority party the ability to oppose the appointment of government officials or judges that it considers ideologically extreme or not equipped for a position. In that respect, it has served as a good rule.
The Senate minority should not however use the rule to prevent the president from leading or to bring courts and agencies to a standstill. That has been the GOP strategy.
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The proposed class would be about using text in your quilts, to add dates, names, sayings... anything you please. I will instruct you in two full pieced alphabets, different kinds of appliqued text (with alphabets included) and also the improv lettering technique used in my Definition of Stitch quilt:
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The class is technique based, you would learn the skills needed and could then spell whatever you like afterwards.
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I'm not sure that you all know this, but as well as making things with fabric, wool and stitches, I LOVE to cook. I love to cook dinner and dessert, Asian and Mexican and Italian and French, I love to bake and stew. The more complicated the recipe, the happier I am. I love to cook, and I really really love to feed the people I love.
Ive followed the Instagram account of Anna Barnett (@annabarnettcooks if you want to follow along) for a while now, and I'm constantly inspired by the delicious food she posts. Her account is just nothing short of YUM. So when I heard she was putting out a book I was, to say the least, stoked.
Murdoch Books kindly sent me a copy to review, and whilst it isn't my usual fare to talk food here, it's so good that you really need to know about it :)
Eat the Week is arranged in chapters by weekday, so that you can literally eat the week. Your scary weekend leading to an empty wallet on Monday morning is solved by Budget Mondays. Lazy Tuesdays when no one feels like cooking, and pick me up hump day recipes for Make It Fancy Wednesdays continue the theme, on through Slow Sundays. Its a fun idea that arranges the recipes into chapters by recipe type rather than the traditional entree, main etc. It's fresh, interesting food with attainable ingredients, not too much prep or fancy-ness, breakfast lunch and dinner recipes that are interesting enough to be delicious and different, and not so tricky that you won't ever cook them.
The photography is glorious and for pattern mad cooks like me, the vintage wallpapers and tiles as backgrounds and chapter headings are a nice touch.
So what do I want to eat? Well it's not often I get a cookbook where I literally would eat everything in it. Like right now. In fact, could someone just whip up the buttermilk chicken tacos or the whole roast cauli for dinner tonight? I'm peckish and still working on the final touches of my own book ;) (You can, as a massive bonus, find these two recipes for FREE here right now!)
Yuuuuum, right? And it doesn't stop there. Raw corn salsa with parmesan seeded Nachos is taking my fancy, and the Harissa spiced eggs we had for breakfast on the weekend were just to die for.
Ok in all seriousness I am off now to cook the whole roast cauliflower with gorgonzola sauce. Promise not to drool on the keyboard.
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I have FINALLY found five seconds to blog and tell you who the winner of the Snippits bundle is! Drumroll ladies and gents.... the winner is:
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As for the good news - I have had SO SO SO many of you asking about the delicious little apple pincushions in my Snippits catalogue. The good news is that clever chook Nicole Vaughan who made them for me, has agreed to make them for me to sell.
They will retail for $25 plus postage and they are available for preorder on my website - they will take a few weeks to arrive.
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Morning all! Following is the pattern and a quick tutorial for making my little stitching pouches for the Oakshott Scandinavia blog hop. I'd love to see your versions if you make some so be sure to tag me on Instagram (@sarahfielke) or Facebook (sarah.fielke) if you do! (Or email me and I'll post your pics.)
OK so these bags were born from my desire to make a bag from these beautiful fabrics and being unable to work in 3D :) Flat things suit me it seems, so I designed some little flat pouchies to put all my sewing pretties in instead.
These are dead easy to make. I have used needleturn applique because that's my thang, but you can easily use fusible appliqué or buttonhole or whatever you fancy. Or just piece both sides and leave the applique off!
First click here to download the three pdf pattern sheets - Download BAG, Download STITCH, Download SCISSORS 2
To make all three pouches you will need:
* 25cm (10") of dark fabric for the applique background. I used Oakshott Lipari Salina for mine, which is not one of the Scandinavia fabrics. You could just squeeze get all three backgrounds out of a metric fat quarter but you would be safer with a 25cm strip.
*Three 9" zippers to co-ordinate with your fabric
* one packet of Pellon Fusible Fleece or similar
* a fat 8th bundle of Scandinavia by Oakshott Fabrics. This will give you enough for your pouch linings, the backs of the pouches and the appliqué.
*one piece of template plastic
*silver gel pen or your preferred marking pen to mark the applique and embroidery
*applique toold - if you are using my applique method you will need liquid applique glue, a silver gel pen, milliners needles and thread to match your applique
*embroidery needles
*Aurifil Mako 12 weight cotton in black and light pink (stranded embroidery cotton will work just fine too)
First we are going to make the stripes for the back of the pouches. From each of your fat 8th's, cut two strips, 1 1/2" along the long side of the fat 8th. This should give you two strips 24" long. Cut each of these strips into three 8" lengths.
Mixing the colours up as you like, sew the strips together into three pieces that are each 11 strips long, using a 1/4" seam and pressing the seams to one side.
Trace the bag template onto the template plastic and cut out with scissors.
Trace around the bag template to cut out two pieces from your stripped piecing.
Cut another piece from the stripped piecing that is 4" long. Cut a piece of light green that is 4" wide by 11". Sew the pieces together along the long edge. Cut a bag back from this piece.
Using the bag template, cut out 6 pieces from the fusible pellon. Fuse three of them to the backs of the three pieced backs you have made.
Using a window or a light box, trace the word "Stitch" onto the green fabric, at least 3/4" from the bottom of the green piece.. Backstitch over the word (through the Pellon) using black thread - a single strand of Mako thread (it does not separate) or 2 strands of stranded embroidery cotton..
You should now have pouch three backs that look like this (without the zippers of course!)
Now for the fronts. Using the bag template, cut three pieces from your dark applique background fabric.
For the tape measure bag, cut a strip of white Scandinavia that is 2" wide. Using a Hera marker or by ruling a line, mark the back of the strip 1/2" in from each edge on the back. Trace the tape measure pattern onto the strip using a light box or window, with the top edge of the measuring tape lines right along one edge. Back stitch the pattern. Turn the embroidery to the back and press the edges to the back 1/2" along the lines you made.
Using the applique glue or your preferred method, place the strip along the bottom edge of one of the pouch fronts, 2" from the bottom. Applique the strip to the pouch. Iron a piece of fleece to the back of this bag piece.
For the thread reel, cut out the pattern pieces for the reel and the block of thread from the grey and pink fabrics. If you have one of my books you will be able to read about my applique technique in detail, or take my class at Craftsy to see me demonstrate it! In short, trace the patter pieces onto the front of the fabric using a silver gel pen. Cut them out a scant 1/4" from the gel pen line and glue them to the background using small dots of liquid applique glue. Finger press around each shape and stitch them to the background using thread to match the applique fabric.
Using a window or a light bow, trace the thread line onto the background with the silver gel pen. Iron a piece of the fusible pellon to the back of the appliqued bag front, and back stitch along the drawn line using the pink Mako 12 weight or 2 strands of embroidery cotton.
To make the scissors, repeat the steps for the thread reel. The arrows on the scissor placement diagram show you which pieces go underneath which. Iron a piece of fusible fleece to the back of this piece when you have completed the appliqué.
When you have appliqued all of the bag pieces and ironed a piece of fleece to them, it's time to put them together!
Place a piece of your bag lining (mine shown here is Cookie Book by Cotton and Steel - I had made all three pouches without taking pictures - very silly - and then didnt have enough for my insides when I made another for demo!) face up. Place your zipper face up along the straight edge of the lining, with the ends poking out. It's better to have a longer zip not a shorter one, you can always trim it back. Place the pouch front on top of the zipper, face down. Pin through all three layers.
I hasten to point out once again that I am a quilter not a bag maker so these instructions are as basic as can be! For a more detailed (and very cute) zipper pouch instruction, check out Ayumi's post here - that's where I learned to put in a zip.
Using your zipper foot, sew along the straight seam through all three layers. Unzip the zip halfway, and start at the end furthest away from the zipper head. When you get close to the zipper head, stop and lift your foot, unzip the zip past your needle, then lower the foot and sew to the end.
Press the lining and the bag front away from the zipper, both to the same side. Repeat this process with the lining and the bag back and press them both away from the zip again. You should have something that looke like this.
Seperate the linings from the front and the back of the pouch, and put them back together again with the linings right sides together, and the front and back right sides together, like this.
Starting at an edge of the lining, sew all the way around the edge of the pouch, 1/4" in from the edge. When you come back towards where you started be sure to leave a good gap so you can turn the pouch through when you are done.
**Be careful to have the zipper unzipped at least halfway when you do this! Or it's a pain in the proverbial. Ask me how I know :)
Trim the ends off the zip for a neat finish.
Trim the seams on the curved edges back a little to make them easier to turn. There is no need to clip.
Turn the pouch right side out through the hole you left in the lining. Use a turning tool or a knitting needle or similar to push all the seams and curves out smoothly, and press as you do so. Your bag will look like this:
Stitch the opening in the lining closed, either by hand or machine, and then push the lining into the bag and press everything down smoothly. And you are DONE. Fill with cute stuff. ;)
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The winners of the three pairs of tickets to the Festival of Quilts in Birmingham are:
Sew Little to Say
Mary Emmens
Cara @pink_stitches
Congrats girls, I will email you shortly for your address details, and have a fantastic time at the show for me - I wish I was going too! :)
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Welcome to the blog hop for The Improv Handbook for Modern Quilters! When Sherri asked me to make a quilt for this book I was intrigued. I don't usually make quilts for other people's books - I have more than enough trouble keeping up with my own!! But the idea for this book was so interesting to me that I wanted to have a play.
I actually LOVE to make improv quilts, and I've done it for years. They aren't the kind of things that usually make it into MY books though, purely because that's not what I write my books about. My improv quilts are usually things I make for me, that come straight out of my brain with no prodding or direction.
Sherri's book contains 10 chapters, or scores, which are rather like a musical score for jazz - where the beats are provided but there are no notes, allowing the musician to make the music up as they go along to fit the beat. The structure of the chapters is such that a beginner or someone not comfortable with putting their ruler aside could easily follow the score and come up with their own unique quilt. For those more intimate with the idea of less structure being more interest in this style of quilting, the scores provide sparks for the beginning of an idea, or an exercise in beginning with a shape or technique and letting it take you where it will.
I was given the Flying Geese chapter to interpret, which suited me down to the ground because I am a triangles kind of gal. I happened to have a pile of gorgeous metallic gold spots in my studio and when I started playing with them and some shot cottons in pastel colours and all the playful little triangles started skittering all over the place it made me think of a little girl in a dress with pigtails, playing hopscotch. Thus the quilt's name.
I don't use a lot of thinking when I piece improv, and for this quilt I just jumped in, started making triangles or different sizes until I got sick of each size and started throwing them on the design wall in random lines. I loved the curved way the uneven edges made them fall and and that's how they came to be curve pieced into the background.
I really love how it turned out - but it's surprisingly difficult to photograph! And the pics of course don't do the wonderful quilting by Jayne Rennie justice.
This really is a great book. The quilts are wonderful eye candy (especially Sherri's blue quilt on the cover - she used my spots and stripes from my St Ives collection! Way cool!) and it's fascinating to see both Sherri's quilts and the different places the scores led all the test quilters to.
There were 165 test quilts submitted for the book and they only had room for 22, so Sherri has a fantastic online gallery of each score being revealed during the blog hop, in which you can see all of the other quilts made from the scores. It really does show that everything is only limited by your courage and imagination.
Sooooo... go check out all the other stops on the tour, some of them are giving away copies of the book and some have the gallery links in them. You will see some fab quilts, read about some interesting processes and I hope it convinces you to buy this one - it's really very very cool.
May 2: Sew Mama Sew – Score for Floating Squares Gallery
May 4 STC Craft – Score for Rhythmic Grid Gallery
May 4: Plaid Portico – Score for Strings Gallery
May 6: During Quiet Time – Test Quilter Amy Friend – GIVEAWAY through May 10
May 8: Wise Craft Handmade – Score for Get Your Curve On Gallery
May 11: Studio Notes – Test Quilter Penny Gold – GIVEAWAY through May 15
May 13: Quiltville – Score for Modern Block Improv Gallery and GIVEAWAY
May 15: Peppermint Pinwheels – Test Quilter Stacey Sharman – GIVEAWAY to May 22
May 18: Quirky Quilts – Test Quilter Kim McPeake – GIVEAWAY to May 25
May 20: PoppyPrintCreates – Score for Patchwork Doodle Gallery – GIVEAWAY to May 23
May 22: The Last Piece – Test Quilter Sara Fielke
May 25: Cauchy Complete – Score for Layered Curves Gallery
May 26: Diary of a Quilter – Score for Bias Strip Petals Gallery
May 28: Getting Stitched on the Farm –Score for Improv Round Robin Gallery
May 29: Spoonflower – Score for Showing Up Gallery
May 30: Fresh Modern Quilts – Test Quilter Rossie Hutchinson
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I've got such a fantastic, fun giveaway for you guys! Now I know that a lot of you won't be able to make use of these tickets, so please only enter if you can actually GET to the show :)
Because today - you can win tickets to Europe's leading patchwork and quilting show, Festival of Quilts in the UK! The show is one of the best quilting events I've ever been to, and its held at the NEC, Birmingham, 6th – 9th August 2015.
Visit over 20 galleries from leading quilt artists and groups, shop from over companies selling specialist hard-to-find supplies and choose from a huge range of workshops and masterclasses or hear from the experts in one of the lectures. You'll also find almost 1,000 quilts entered into competition from professions, amateurs, young and old. Nowhere else in Europe will you find such talent, colour and passion for quilting under one roof. To find out more, you can visit the Festival of Quilts website or follow them on Facebook.
I have three pairs of tickets to give away. To enter simply comment and tell me that you were planning to go to the show. PLEASE leave me your email address to contact you - winners drawn with with no email address will be drawn again. The competition closes on Sunday night - thats May 25, 5pm Sydney time. Tell all your friends quilty peeps, this is a good one!
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The Foundation Years of Elijah Muhammad Vol. 2
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It has been approximately 40 years since these articles have been written. Many of the truths in them are not being taught today. You will find some of them in certain books compiled by Elijah Muhammad and then others may surface every now and then in photocopy or a citing here and there.
In any case, these articles represent those submitted to various new organs of the early 50's and 60's. Some of these newspapers are no longer in business and others have simply gone through economic and social change prompting them to change their name and management.
In the early days, when there was no Muhammad Speaks newspaper, which had become the official newspaper of the Nation of Islam, Elijah Muhammad submitted articles to various local papers for publication. Some of these newspapers were the Herald Dispatch, Amsterdam News, The Crusader and the Pittsburgh Courier.
In various instances, after submitting articles, the Brotherhood of the Fruit of Islam (FOI) would begin distributing the papers in an effort to get the articles in Black people's hand. The sharp increase in distribution produced leverage with the paper that gave an "insurance" that the Messenger would be published. It was due to the Nation of Islam's distribution of many of these papers that pushed it into the status of mainstream in the black community. Previously, these tabloids were no more than nickel and dime shopper guides.
Some of these articles are included in parts of Elijah Muhammad's books, as pointed out in their respective acknowledgements, making it clear that all of his books are actual compilations of previous speeches, articles and lectures. Considering the Messenger is one of the most prolific writers of our time, many of his articles were not included in his standard books. This work fell to those of us who understand that the guidance we need in his absence is in his literature. This is nothing new to those who mind.
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Tottenham Hotspur Message Board
After all the advantages Arsenal are still better....James K by James K May 19, 2013 19:40 Flag
It all started so well......
Potential England manager (clearly avoided for national job due to skeletons) kicked out by Spurs...
Player of the season.... (who may go for 100million!!!)
and you still f ***ed it up.....
Same old Tottenham...... AFC with no star.... still better than Spuds.
Now I know why you all have that look of resentment in your eyes.....
Thursday night it is then!!
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5th in the Prem....by FABONGRASSS Dec 17, 2012 21:57James K James K Dec 18, 2012 17:14 Flag
if the kids had gone crashing out for AFC then no one would give a monkeys. All press BS to push AW out. Bosses already said he would not be pushed in summer.
- James K by James K Dec 18, 2012 17:11 Flag
But yet the signing of a another 2 players & the Spaniard playing consistently well & pushing hard for a top 4 spot is not good enough for some Gooners.
What happened? a couple of doubles spoiled you? All the armchair pundits & especially armchair fans will have to STFU again as AW drags AFC gloriously into Cl qualification yet again.
In the meantime, isn't seeing great football with substantial style better than mercenaries bleeding the club dry & maybe still finishing 3rd as we are out financed by megalomaniacs ????
- James K by James K Oct 31, 2012 11:20 Flag
After not scoring for an age, coming back from the dead ... will the Barm munchers get double figures? Will the managers head be called for again?
Should we park the bus...... 3 points seems unlikely so maybe 1 point is a victory....
SANTOS will be the Ides of March
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another year of miserable AFC *untsby James K Aug 20, 2012 10:03James K James K Aug 20, 2012 14:11 Flag
thank you for your insight you jumped up small minded a .nal idiot.
go & add up the top teams wage bills & prove AFC spend more... pri ck!!!
- James K by James K Aug 20, 2012 10:03 Flag
another year of Manc clubs & the Chavs outspending AFC... like normal.
& the only chance the club has to compete is the will & the smarts of the manager. The Board many yrs ago bought into his style & vision. They are happy that AW keeps top 4 with a 'chance' of winning otherwise he wouldn't get paid in the top ten of all world football managers.
Truth be told AW wants to win like he did in 2004 or not at all. Players would have left AFC even if they won the PL 2 or 3 yrs ago. RVP has got his retirement fund & Cesc was completing his dream... Nasri was just a ****. (Na na na na na na na)
Why 'o why dont the miserable 'regulars' (chokes) just go support the Spuds!?!!?
- James K by James K Jun 14, 2012 07:36 Flag
sniffing at 3rd place... 2nd??
now what. Club dont like the backhander case & poor managemnet for 3 months of poor results.
there is more to his beaten case than fans are told. he was a wheeler dealer... .crooked as the day is long, chav to his heart...
Now Yids in free fall......
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Arsenal jinxby Govinda Jun 12, 2012 15:57James K James K Jun 13, 2012 08:57 Flag
pull the other one it plays another miserable Mart bore score post.
most of us could do better on team selection/tactics.James K by James K Jun 6, 2012 12:53 Flag
"I think most of us could do better on team selection and tactics."
Resident village idiot Mart thinks he is the armchair expert... amusing but only due to his deluded c untyness.
Poor ole Mart
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Poll --.Do you think ..........by The Londoners Jun 3, 2012 18:05James K James K Jun 6, 2012 12:51 Flag
please go support Palace you boring *^$&
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The END of the Yahoo boards??by FABONGRASSS May 30, 2012 07:09James K James K May 30, 2012 08:35 Flag
Bogle to Chris
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Hilariousby A Yahoo! User May 29, 2012 23:56James K James K May 30, 2012 08:33 Flag
answer the point in the post you cry baby cu nt .... stop thinking you are in a playground saying nurr nurr na nurr nurrrr.
Big name players turning down the Might Reds & Man Utd being outspent by City & Everton doing what they did.... are signs of decline....... like being chased out of CL, FA Cup, the other jokey cup & then Europa.......
cry baby cu nt .
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This pretty much sums it up.by Govinda May 27, 2012 17:44James K James K May 28, 2012 11:37 Flag
& this pretty much sums you up
miserable c unt
go support a team that you will moan less about, you're sick
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Gay Chris in the Ukraine for 2012? I think not!by LMFAO May 25, 2012 11:41James K James K May 28, 2012 01:01 Flag
bogle bump
- James K by James K May 28, 2012 01:00 Flag
just that.
enjoy ya summer prick....
- James K James K May 25, 2012 13:21 Flag
Don't hold back Fab, say what you really mean!!!!
The resident battyman of the AFC board will not explain why Manure were chased out of 3 cups & out spent by their neighbours & found out by Everton & Wigan when it mattered.....
& that poor iccle doll.... No silverware for 12 months, how will he OWN us all .....
- James K James K May 25, 2012 11:32 Flag
oh dear... another clone or serious bum chum, deluded & thinks people get OWNED!!!! How very sad.... at least you have a football club you refer to as "we" to make up the emotional shortfall in your life.
I really must go before someone OWNS me .....
- James K James K May 25, 2012 10:58 Flag
Gay Chris calling someone else on thier shirt lifting!!! I love the irony... if that isn't the big bogle kettle calling everyone else black!!!!
I have to go now before he starts OWNING everybody!!!
his c_ntyness does still amuse me.
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i didn't know chris was queerby John S May 21, 2012 21:53James K James K May 22, 2012 10:30 Flag
The splattered history of battyman Chris' ar sehole.
It started with Uncle Bob (real name) & his constant visits in Chris' early teens to apply his chest medicine. Too often Uncle would make him stroke his snake til he made a royal mess on his face & pillow.
This was in the days of Look-in magazine which are plastered all over the walls of his box room in his Mummy's house where he lives. He then spent many a night pimping himself out in gay bars & toilets so that now he uses tampons to stop the dribbles colouring his trousers on a daily basis.
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Gay Chris .. gotta say this is PRICELESSby James K May 14, 2012 14:23James K James K May 21, 2012 09:10 Flag
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Donnie Nietes stops Raul Garcia after five, looks to 'bigger fights'
RING 108-pound champ Donnie Nietes strengthened his case for bigger fights in higher weight classes with a fifth-round TKO over Raul Garcia on Saturday.
RING 108-pound champ Donnie Nietes strengthened his case for bigger fights in higher weight classes with a fifth-round TKO over Raul Garcia on Saturday.
Four former title challengers, led by Arthur Villanueva, scored wins on Saturday in the Philippines, but not everyone looked spectacular doing so.
IBF junior flyweight titleholder Javier Mendoza made the first successful defense of his title on Saturday, winning a six-round technical decision over Filipino boxer Milan Melindo in Ensenada, Mexico.
Milan Melindo will get his second crack at a world title when he faces IBF junior flyweight titleholder Javier Mendoza in Tijuana, Mexico, on April 25.
Unbeaten junior featherweight prospect Genesis Servania will face his most accomplished opponent yet when he faces former two-time WBA junior bantamweight titleholder Alexander Munoz on March 1 at Solaire Resort in Pasay City, Philippines.
WBO junior flyweight titleholder Donnie Nietes and WBO 105-pound titleholder Merlito Sabillo will make their next title defenses at home on Nov. 30, when they face separate opponents at the Araneta Coliseum in Manila, Philippines.
Fight pics from Macau of Zou Shiming vs. Jesus Ortega, Evgeny Gradovich vs. Mauricio Munoz, Juan Estrada vs. Milan Melindo, and Andy Ruiz vs. Joe Hanks. Spoiler Alert: results are on next page.
Juan Francisco Estrada spoke with RingTV.com going into the first defense of the WBA and WBO flyweight title he won by beating Brian Viloria in Macau in April. He returns to Macau on Saturday to face undefeated challenger Milan Melindo.
Macau weigh-in photos for Zou Shiming-Jesus Ortega, Juan Estrada-Milan Melindo, Evgeny Gradovich-Mauricio Munoz, and Andy Ruiz-Joe Hanks. Photos by Chris Farina-Top Rank.
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Flyweight combatants Zou Shiming and Jesus Ortega took to the stage in Macau along with WBO and WBA flyweight titleholder Juan Estrada, challenger Milan Melindo, IBF featherweight titleholder Evgeny Gradovich and his opponent, Mauricio Munoz, and heavyweights Andy Ruiz and Joe Hanks.
"Honestly, I can't wait to see how he's going to try to knock me out," said Keith Thurman of rival Diego Chaves. "That's part of the excitement in this game and in this sport. I'm definitely willing to step into that danger zone."
Freddie Roach said Zou Shiming reminds him of ex-beltholder Brian Viloria, with whom the two-time Olympic gold medalist often spars.
Undefeated flyweight contender Milan Melindo says he knows how to beat WBO/WBA titleholder Juan Francisco Estrada, who he will challenge on July 27 in Macau, China. Melindo is excited to continue the Philippines-Mexico boxing rivalry.
THE RING's No. 4-rated flyweight Milan Melindo counter punched former title challenger Juan Esquer to a seventh-round TKO in the Philippines on Saturday. Melindo is now the No. 1-rated challenger to the WBO belt held by Brian Viloria.


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March 12, 2013
ATHENS-----The ninth-ranked Georgia women's tennis team won for the third time in five days, defeating No. 15 Notre Dame 6-1 Tuesday at the Dan Magill Tennis Complex.
It was the final non-conference match of the regular season for the Bulldogs, who improved to 10-1. Notre Dame dropped to 9-5 with the loss.
"I thought our team played great today," said UGA coach Jeff Wallace. "We really set the tone in doubles, and it was probably our best match with those three teams. Overall it was a well-played match for us. It was good to get a victory against a Notre Dame team that I think is going to win a lot of matches this year."
The Bulldogs swept the doubles point for the second straight match to take a 1-0 lead. A No. 3, the tandem of Makenzie Craft and Lilly Kimbell topped Quinn Gleason and Katherine Willis, 8-4, then the ninth-ranked team of Kate Fuller and Silvia Garcia clinched the point at No. 1 with an 8-5 win over Jennifer Kellner and Chrissie McGaffigan. Lauren Herring and Maho Kowase finished off the sweep at No. 2 with an 8-4 win over No. 38 Julie Sabacinski and Britney Sanders. It was the 10th time in 11 matches this season Georgia won the doubles point.
Fuller claimed Georgia's first singles point with a 6-1, 6-2 win over McGaffigan at No. 4, then Craft won her first match of the season at No. 5 with a 6-0, 6-2 win over Molly O'Koniewski.
Fifteenth-ranked Kowase provided the clincher at No. 3 with a 6-4, 6-4 win over Gleason. It was her second clincher of the year and fourth straight win. Notre Dame's lone point came at No. 6 where White edged Kimbell in a super tiebreaker, 7-5, 3-6, 1-0(10-6), to make it 4-1.
The Bulldogs then closed out the match with wins at Nos. 1 and 2 by Herring and Garcia, respectively. Ninth-ranked Herring notched her team-leading 27th win of the season with a 6-0, 5-7, 1-0(10-3) win over No. 42 Sanders, then No. 97 Garcia beat Kellner 6-3, 6-2 for the final margin.
"This was good preparation for all the big SEC matches coming up," Craft said. "It was nice for all of us to come out and take care of business today as we get ready to take on Florida this weekend."
Georgia will return to action this weekend when it travels to No. 5 Florida on Friday and No. 35 South Carolina Sunday.
#9 Georgia 6, #15 Notre Dame 1
Singles competition
1. #9 Lauren Herring (UGA) def. #42 Britney Sanders (ND) 6-0, 5-7, 1-0 (10-3)
2. #97 Silvia Garcia (UGA) def. Jennifer Kellner (ND) 6-3, 6-2
3. #15 Maho Kowase (UGA) def. Quinn Gleason (ND) 6-4, 6-4
4. #116 Kate Fuller (UGA) def. Chrissie McGaffigan (ND) 6-1, 6-1
5. Makenzie Craft (UGA) def. Molly O'Koniewski (ND) 6-0, 6-2
6. Katherine White (ND) def. Lilly Kimbell (UGA) 7-5, 3-6, 1-0 (10-6)
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3. Makenzie Craft/Lilly Kimbell (UGA) def. Quinn Gleason/Katherine White (ND) 8-4
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Order of finish: Doubles (3,1,2); Singles (4,5,3,6,1,2)
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Miami Drops Tampa Bay 11-6 - Match Report
Miami grabbed a 11-6 win over Tampa Bay on Thursday, as Jacob Turner was credited with a win at Tropicana Field.
Miami won as a +160 underdog, while Over-Under bettors who played OVER the total of 7.5 were rewarded at the payout window.
Jacob Turner earned the victory for the Marlins, throwing 5 1/3 innings of work, striking out 3, walking 1, and allowing 8 hits and 5 earned runs. That effort was supported by 4 RBIs from Marcell Ozuna in the win.
Tampa Bay's starting pitcher Jake Odorizzi worked 5 innings, giving up 7 hits and 4 earned runs while striking out 8 in the loss. They got 3 hits from Kevin Kiermaier in a losing cause.
Miami outhit their counterparts 17-13 in the game.
Next game, Miami takes its act on the road to face Chicago looking for another win. For Tampa Bay, they head home to face Seattle.


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"American Idol" host Ryan Seacrest will be the narrator for the third season of the PBS documentary series "Pioneers of Television," by Milwaukee-area producers Steve Boettcher and Michael Trinklein.
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Your goal here is to stay with your team and keep up perma swiftness, fury, and protection on the group, as well as the benefits from the auras themselves. DPS is not your concern with this build, but more of a byproduct. It's your job to lock down the most potential threats with your chills, and lock down targets with knockdowns and immobilizes. I honestly feel this build is more like a mesmer in GW1 than anything else in this game, as it is a cruel build to play. I'd avoid the scepter at all costs with this build, as the dagger lightning aura stun is too important, and dagger water has too many chills to pass up.
As far as your title goes saying (if you're having trouble), this is by far the most difficult build of any class I've come across, as the micro management is seemingly infinite in size. But it's a whole lot of fun to play.
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Try framing a few pieces that you already own and love, whether it's landscape art, prints, posters or exquisitely woven tapestries. But don't fall into the trap of expecting the art to carry the entire decorative load.
Peter Novak, owner of Moderne-Aire, a Walker's Point antiques and framing shop specializing in early- to mid-American styles, says "a big part of (framing) is interpreting the artwork and conveying it appropriately."
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When approaching a framing job, Novak studies the art's history, and how it is interpreted, before suggesting a style. For artworks from the Arts & Crafts period, often associated with Mission style furniture, a frame designed from hardwoods, especially quarter-sawn oak, is a good fit, he says.
Roma, an Italian molding company, has "almost a cult following" these days, Novak says. The moldings, used to build a frame, are reminiscent of the Art Deco period and can transition into more contemporary styles. Novak has also noticed an increased focus on eclectic décor, where the frame doesn't necessarily match the rest of a room's furnishings or even the art itself. You can even turn the framing philosophy on its head, he says, by enhancing a mediocre piece of art with a stand-out frame.
Shelly LaLonde, owner of South Shore Gallery & Framing in Bay View, says she's noticed that black and silver frames are hot right now and gold is not as popular as it used to be. However, bronzed finishes such as antique copper have made a comeback in the last decade.
"Trends come and go. I tend to go for something that really complements the piece and not the décor," she says. "I frame in mind of something lasting forever."
Even a poster can fade after 20 years, she says, and for this reason she does not use paper mats because they contain acid that, over time, can damage an image.
"Posters are collectible, and you never know where you're going to hang it. A couple of years later, you could already be losing the red and yellow colors," says LaLonde, who specializes in archival framing and does most of her jobs with conservation glass.
She advises against hanging framed pieces near extreme heat or cold because paper can stretch or shrink over time. Also, she says, never hang a piece in a bathroom due to that room's increased moisture. Even so, with the right glass inside the frame, exceptions can be made.
"The only place I wouldn't ever hang anything is strong, direct sunlight," she says.
Linden Laurent, a senior designer at Betty Johnson Interiors, recommends a simple test when you're deciding where to hang your art once it's framed:
Take a large sheet of kraft paper, or even an old bedsheet, and lay it flat on the floor. Map out the wall's design, using the actual pieces of art as your guide. Then hang the sheet on the wall.
If you're not happy with the look, continue shifting pieces on your "mock-up" wall until you are.
Use different sizes and shapes in a grouping, so that the finished design doesn't look "cookie cutter," Laurent says.
To make a smaller space seem larger, hang an oversize piece rather than small decorative arts. "You can actually only see so much at one time," she says.
A common mistake is to hang the art so high that you need to step on a stool to see it best.
"If it's a walk-through area, hang it at eye level," Laurent says. For art that will hang near a sofa or side chair, lower it so that it's at eye level when you're sitting down.