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Irish Heritage & Dromoland Castle
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The Irish Heritage tour is ideal for first time visitors to Ireland, regardless of heritage. Concentrate on the southern part of the "Emerald Isle" and visit all the places you've heard about on a comprehensive sightseeing program. Stay in central deluxe and superior first class hotels with full breakfasts and most dinners included and celebrate special evenings at a medieval banquet in a 15th century Irish castle.
- Duration: 6 Nights
- Start Location: Shannon
- End Location: Dublin or Shannon
The Irish Heritage tour is ideal for first time visitors to Ireland, regardless of heritage.
Your tour will begin at 2pm at your Limerick hotel where you will meet the tour director. Depart for a short drive around Limerick city. Visit King John's Castle, built in the 13th century on the banks of the River Shannon. Join your fellow travellers for a welcome drink before heading to Knappogue or the 15th century Bunratty Castle for a medieval-style dinner and entertainment. (D)
Day 2: Cliffs of Moher Jaunting Car Ride
On day 2 you will drive west through Ennis and Lahinch to see the stunning Cliffs of Moher. Next you will travel cross the wide River Shannon Estuary on a short ferry ride to Tarbert. You will travel along the river shore to Foynes. Here you will visit the Flying Boat Museum. Irish coffee was first created here and you will learn how to make a perfect one! Drive south to Killarney, a world-famous town due to its exquisite location beside lakes and mountains. Drive through the Killarney National Park by traditional jaunting car to view Ross Castle. Check in to your hotel in the town centre and enjoy some free time before dinner. (B, D)
Day 3: Killarney & Ring of Kerry Tour
On day 3 you will be invited to embark on Ireland's most popular scenic drive, the Ring of Kerry, where you will find great scenery. Enjoy plenty of breaks to admire the natural beauty with plenty of opportunities to take photos. Next you will cross to Valenia Island by bridge to visit the Skellig Experience and learn about early Christian monks who lived on the isolated, rocky islands and about the prolific bird life today as there is now a bird sanctuary in this location. Pass through Waterville, where the iconic Charlie Chaplin loved to holiday, and the colourful village of Sneem. Stop at Moll's Gap for great mountain views and view the spectacular views at a nearby sheep farm as well as demonstrations of shearing and trained dogs herding sheep. Return to Killarney and in the evening head to the award-winning Killeen House Restaurant for a warm welcome and superb cuisine (B, D)
Day 4: Blarney Castle & Cobh Heritage
Today you will depart Killarney and travel through Macroom to visit the famous Blarney Castle where you may climb to the top to kiss the famous Blarney stone. Shop till you drop at the Blarney Woollen Mills for quality Irish-made good
You will bypass Cork City as you will travel to Cobh next. While you are here, visit the Cobh Heritage Centre, which traces the history of emigration from Ireland to new worlds. Learn about the grim travelling conditions for the many Irish emigrants who were passengers on the early sailing ships and steam vessels.
Follow the coastal route via the town of Youghal to Waterford and check in to your hotel. In the evening you will be invited to take a gentle walk with a local historian who will reveal Waterford's Viking and medieval past. (B, D)
Day 5: Waterford Crystal & Russborough House
On the morning of day 5 tour the House of Waterford Crystal to learn about glass blowing and cutting and see one-of-a-kind masterpieces. You will then leave Waterford, driving through the spectacular scenery of the Wicklow mountains on route to the town of Blessington. Take a guided tour arund the stately Russborough House, a Palladian Mansion filled with various works of art, early photographic collections and interesting treasures. Continue to your next hotel, which is an elegant Victorian mansion, that overlooks Dublin Bay and Dun Laoghaire Harbour. Enjoy a meal at a Traditional Irish pub, the Merry Ploughboy Pub followed by a show of traditional Irish song and dance. Why not take some time to try some Irish step-dancing? (B, D)
Day 6: Dublin Tour & Glasnevin Museum
On day 6 you will be invited to enjoy a half-day guided tour of Dublin, which was originally founded by Vikings over 1,000 years ago. See elegant Georgian townhouses with their famous colourful doors. Cross the River Liffey to view O'Connell Street along with the General Post Office where the 1916 Rebellion began. The Famine Memorial is a must see before touring Glasnevin Museum, which is a whos who of Irish history. It is the final resting place of many prominent figures in Irish history including Daniel O'Connell, Michael Collings, Brendan Behan, Charles Stewart Parnell amongst others. The afternoon is free so that you may use your independent open-top bus tour and Guinness or Jameson vouchers. How you dine tonight is completely up to you. There are plenty of fine restaurants scattered the area that can cater for a range of needs. (B)
Day 7: Return Home or Dromoland Castle Hotel
Those of you on this 7-day tour will take complimentary group transfers to Dublin Airport to arrive at 6:00 am, 9:00 am or 12:00 noon. (B)
Those on the 8-day tour will leave Dublin and drive to the Irish National Stud to see some of Ireland's finest horses and learn all about them. We suggest taking a walk around the Japanese Gardens before driving through the centre of Ireland to the stunning Dromoland Castle Hotel.
Relax in the elegance and surroundings of this wonderful fairytale resort. Before you leave you will experience an elegant farewell dinner in the oak-panelled dining room –the perfect way to spend the last evening of your Irish tour! (B, D)
Day 8: Home from Shannon
A group transfer to nearby Shannon Airport where your tour concludes at either 7:30 am or 10:30 am is available. Check in for your flight in good time and you may like to shop at the duty-free shops. If you need to arrive at Shannon Airport for an earlier flight, you will need to arrange this yourself.(B)
B=Breakfast, D=Dinner
(Please note prices are based on a 7 day tour).
Included in this tour:
- 7 days(6 nights) or 8 days(7 nights)
- Group transfers at start and end of tour
- Sightseeing by luxury coach
- Professional tour director
- 6 night (7 day tour) or 7 night (8 day tour) are per hotels lised
- Full breakfast daily except on day 1 (B)
5 or 6 dinners (D) including:
- Bunratty or Knappogue Castle Medieval Banquet
- - Killeen House Restaurant Killarney
- Merry Ploughboy dinner and traditional show
- Dinner and traditional entertainment
- Farewell dinner at Dromoland Castle (only 8-day tour)
- 2 table d'hote dinners
- Welcome get-together drink
- Ferry ride across the River Shannon
- Foynes Flying Boat Museum & an Irish coffee
- Horse-drawn jaunting car ride in Killarney.
- Sheep dog trials on Ring of Kerry
- Walking tour of Waterford
- Tour of Dublin with a local guide
- Dublin open-top bus tour with a visit and drink at Guinness Storehouse or General Post Office
- Visits and admissions to King John's Castle, Cliffs of Moher, Skellig Experience, Blarney Castle, Blarney Woollen Mills, Cobh Heritage Centre, House of Waterford Crystal, Russborough House, Glasnevin Museum and Irish National Stud & Japanese Gardens (8 day tour only)
- Headsets for walking tours
- Deluxe flight bag, ticket wallet, luggage tags & strap
- All local taxes, hotel service charges & porterage for one suitcase per person
- Free Wi-Fi internet access on coaches and in hotel lobbies
(Please note prices are based on a 7 day tour).
Overnights for this tour:
- Strand Hotel, Limerick (1 night)
- The Brehon Hotel Killarney (2 nights)
- Granville Hotel, Waterford (1 night)
- Royal Marine Hotel, Dun Laoghaire, Dublin (2 nights)
- Dromoland Castle Hotel, Newmarket-on-Fergus (1 night - 8-day tour only)
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The backside at Canterbury Downs in Shakopee, Minn., used to be home to Tart, a 12-year-old Thoroughbred mare, and the ex-racehorse relocated to Aiken from Minnesota with her owner/rider Linda Murphy.
The rider/horse combination were among those participating in the Fourth Annual FOTAS Hunter Pace at Three Runs Plantation Saturday morning. The event featured two flights, a first flight that included jumping efforts and the hilltoppers.
"She events, and I ride her with the Whiskey Road Hounds," said Murphy.
The hunter pace serves as a fundraiser for the nonprofit Friends of the Aiken County Animal Shelter. The organization was founded as a way of providing support to the county's homeless pets. The event's luncheon was catered by The Red Pepper. Volunteers and the Serteens from South Aiken High School also made their presence felt during the hunter pace.
"This is the year of the shelter," said Mary Lou Welch, a member of FOTAS. "We'll be breaking ground a month from now, which is a very exciting thing. FOTAS has worked extremely hard with the county for the last three-and-a-half years to get to this point. The event has always been supported by the horse community in a big way. Every year, it's gotten bigger and bigger."
Cisco, a 14-year-old stock horse, is a spirited competitor, having competed in team roping and cutting, and is currently a working ranch horse, said Mona Blume, who rode him Saturday.
Rescue horse Pepper, a 23-year-old gelding, was among the hunter pace's equine participants who enjoyed Saturday morning's cooler temperatures.
"He's a Florida Cracker-Quarter Horse cross," said Jackie Roberts. "This is a great way to see the property on Three Runs Plantation, and a good way to see people."
One of the team's participating in the hunter pace was composed of a mother and daughter, and a third member. Rebecca Goldberg rode with her mother Anne Kiser, and Linda Donovan. Goldberg rode Donovan's horse William.
"He's a 24-year-old Thoroughbred gelding," said Goldberg. "I rode him for the first time in the Hitchcock Woods. He was so enthusiastic and precious."
Children at a therapeutic riding camp used to finger paint on Black Tie Affair, a 10-year-old Draft Cross, who was purchased by Lori Peacock.
"I'll be doing first flight," said Peacock. "He's a fox hunter and loves to jump."

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1. Did this PC previously startup normally untill you installed WinXP?
2. Do you hear the single short beep indicating successful completion of the POST, and then instead of the 1st display of characters you get a black screen?
3. Does all activity halt at that point?
Here's the appropriate point in the "BIOS Boot Sequence":
3. The BIOS performs the power-on self test (POST). If there are any fatal errors, the boot process stops.
4. The BIOS looks for the video card. In particular, it looks for the video card's built in BIOS program and runs it. This BIOS is normally found at location C000h in memory. The system BIOS executes the video card BIOS, which initializes the video card. Most modern cards will display information on the screen about the video card. (This is why on a modern PC you usually see something on the screen about the video card before you see the messages from the system BIOS itself).
This is rather mystifying but how about this for speculation:
a. If you had [in the default configuration settings] "Video BIOS Shadow = Enabled" in the "BIOS Setup->BIOS Features Setup" so that the video BIOS was being copied to a location in RAM and operated from there. [This is done to speed up the operations of the video BIOS. RAM works faster than the BIOS ROM.] Then if some other device was trying to use that memory location and had locked it, then your video card BIOS would be unable to function. Needless to say, you'd get no video display under these circumstances.
I wonder if the operating system is detecting the conflict and disabling the conflicting device, so the video works next time around.
When the PC normal startup succeeds the 2nd time around, go into the BIOS Setup and disable video BIOS shadowing and see if that fixes the problem. If it does, this fix will slow the operation of the video BIOS, so you need to search for the root cause [the conflict for the use of that space in RAM].


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Barack Obama ran for the presidency in 2008 saying that the war in Iraq was "bad," and that the "neglected" conflict in Afghanistan was the "good" war that needed to be fought. He reversed his predecessor's decision to do the minimum necessary in Afghanistan to keep it out of the hands of the Taliban and essentially doubled the U.S. forces there.
Now four years, hundreds of billions of dollars and more than 1,600 U.S. military deaths later, the "good" war has gone bad. Unless there is a new agreement with the government of Afghanistan, U.S. forces will have to leave in 10 months with their major mission - creating a viable Afghan security force - unfinished and the Taliban eagerly waiting in the wings.
Even with a new accord, it would likely take years and hundreds of billion of dollars more to leave Afghanistan a secure future.
Standing in the way of an agreement is Afghanistan's departing president, Hamid Karzai, who has clearly decided that he wants the Americans gone, even though last week he told the Times of India that he is "not against a limited presence."
Afghanistan will elect a successor to Mr. Karzai in April. The Washington Post reports that the White House will wait to negotiate a new troop presence with the next president, though that would severely limit the time available to U.S. military, diplomatic and foreign aid operations to adjust to any changes.
But Mr. Karzai appears to be trying to frustrate even that plan. He is trying to stir up the anti-American vote, which could include Taliban balloting. The New York Times has documented that Mr. Karzai's team has falsified evidence, accusing U.S. troops of systematically killing women and children.
And earlier this month, the Karzai government overrode strong U.S. protests by releasing 65 prisoners accused of participating in Taliban attacks.
In addition to his outreach to the Taliban, President Karzai appears to be making alliances with warlords who formerly divided Afghanistan into a series of fiefdoms and who have participated in attacks on Americans.
In January, one of Mr. Karzai's aides said that the Afghan leader believes the U.S. was behind a series of terrorist attacks in Kabul, a view characterized as "paranoid" by the American embassy in Kabul. Mr. Karzai's spokesman later denied the report, though the episode revealed just how strained the U.S.-Karzai relationship has become.
Meanwhile, a terrorist group known as Hezb-e-Islami claimed responsibility for an attack that killed two U.S. contractors this month. Mr. Karzai and his chief of staff are known to be close to Hezb-e-Islami and its leader, Gulbuddin Hekmatyar, a former warlord. One of the 11 candidates running for president in April, Qutbuddin Hilal, is a Hezb-e-Islami member.
Back in 2009, President Obama announced that American combat forces would leave Afghanistan in 2014, resisting military advice that their withdrawal be conditioned by facts on the ground.
In fairness, though, despite Mr. Obama's previous assertions about the "good" war in Afghanistan, the patience of the American public is rightly limited more than 12 years into the U.S. military mission there.
And as the reduction of American ranks continues, so presumably does any realistic chance of a positive outcome in Afghanistan.
Indeed, our forces must be ever alert not just for attacks by the Taliban, but for potential treachery by our ally Mr. Karzai and his associates.
After all, the Afghans have a tradition of speeding the departing guest's exit.


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Huawei storms the market with four Android handsets
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Huawei introduces the Android-based U8800, U8300, U8100, U8110 and the tablet SmaKit S7 at MWC 2010...
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Huawei has awesome ideas, but they really need to step up their build quality game. But I have to say the U8110 and this SmartKit S7 are pretty stylish...
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Vanilla Macchiato
Freshly steamed milk with vanilla-flavored syrup, marked with espresso and finished with vanilla drizzle.
|Calories 230
|Calories from Fat 60
|% Daily Value*
|Total Fat 6g
|Saturated Fat 4g
|Trans Fat 0g
|Cholesterol 25mg
|Sodium 160mg
|Total Carbohydrate 33g
|Dietary Fiber 0g
|Sugars 31g
|Protein 10g
|Caffeine 150mg**
|*Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.
|**Each caffeine value is an approximate value.
Nutritional information is calculated based on our standardized recipes. Because our beverages are handcrafted and may be customized, exact information may vary.
Nutritional information is calculated based on our standardized recipes. Because our beverages are handcrafted and may be customized, exact information may vary. Data is calculated using ESHA Research's Genesis® R&D software, and rounded to meet FDA regulations. Data for vitamins and minerals refers to percentage of U.S. Daily Values for a 2,000 calorie diet. Caffeine information is approximate and is based on limited analytical data. Caffeine values reflect our standard brewing methods; they can vary greatly based on the variety of the coffee and the brewing equipment used.
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Handcrafted one layer at a time, this macchiato promises a tantalizing journey of textures and flavors. Velvety-smooth foam. Sweet vanilla-flavored syrup. A perfectly pulled shot of our bold espresso. And on top, a drizzle of Madagascar Bourbon vanilla mixed with brown sugar, butter and a dash of salt.
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Everyone knew the San Francisco Giants' starting pitching would be the team's strength heading into the 2010 season.
However, even those lofty expectations didn't prepare the Major League Baseball world for what would unfold in the month of April—the starters came out firing bullets.
Extremely accurate and effective bullets.
Tim Lincecum roared from the gates (1.27 ERA, 0.82 WHIP, 43:7 K:BB) and three of the other four starters were right on his heels.
Barry Zito (1.53 ERA, 0.88 WHIP, 24:11 K:BB), Jonathan Sanchez (1.85 ERA, 1.11 WHIP, 33:13 K:BB), and Matt Cain (3.80 ERA, 1.18 WHIP, 16:4 K:BB) did their best freakish imitations.
However, the lads cooled considerably when the calendar began turning pages as Lincecum embarked on a Cy-Young-self-seeking journey that lasted several months and "Baked Zito" regressed badly.
That and the presence of the original (and underwhelming) fifth starter, Todd Wellemeyer, killed any historical talk regarding the Gents' rotation.
Of course, things have changed.
Rookie-phenom Madison Bumgarner grabbed the No. 5 slot in late June, and the 21-year-old hasn't shown even a slight hint of relinquishing it.
In fact, you could make a strong argument that the grizzled veteran, Zito, is the weakest link at this point.
When a 32-year-old former Cy Young could be the worst option in a rotation, it's time to think about attaching "all-time" to any flattering description.
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MAC collaborates with Archie Comics for makeup line
MAC is always so so smart. They've had great short-term makeup lines in the past specifically aimed at the female geek. From Disney Villians to Wonder Woman and now Betty and Veronica. At SDCC MAC is hosting a pop-up cosmetic store to showcase their Archie Comics Makeup Line. I guess you finally get to pick if you are a Betty or Veronica girl. M·A·C Archie's Girls will be launching in Spring 2013. It is inspired by Dan Parent from the Archie Series. The full colour cosmetics collection will celebrate the iconic beauty looks of Betty and Veronica. The pop up store has limited hours, but I will hopefully drop in later tonight for pictures and more information on the line. Update: Went to the MAC store last night. Stood for an hour and 45 minutes for an Archie sketch only for the artist to decide he couldn't do anymore sketchesRead more →By GamingAngel in Fashion 3 Comments »
San Diego Comic Con we are in you!
Ladies and Gentleman let the 2012 San Diego Geekfest begin! That's right , today is day 1 of San Diego Comic Con and this year two of us from GamingAngels are here! Keri and I will be covering everything from Comics to games to pop culture over the next four days. Our updates will probably be at night summaries because there is no press room at SDCC and internet access there sucks. But watch @GamingAngels for any RT of our tweets from the convention (or add @crunchychocobo and @gamingangel). Last night things kicked off with Preview Night. While the line to get badges was much shorter than normal, I think this was the most packed Preview Night I've seen in awhile. Stuff was selling out left and right already! The Chun-Li Hello Kitty was sold out, but hoping to pick it up today when the doors open! What was unfortunateRead more →
Dark Days of Summer YA Book Tour
Monday night, I took my children to see the Dark Days of Summer author tour. As you may remember from my reviews here, my daughter and I have read Partials, by Dan Wells, and both Divergent and Insurgent, by Veronica Roth, so we were excited to be there, but the other two authors were new to us. However, there is nothing like a book tour for tearing money out of my wallet, right? So, we got to the event early and bought some books, and when we sat down to wait for the authors to come out on stage, I had no one to talk to–my daughter was heads down in Aprilynne Pike's first book, Wings, and my son was clutching SJ Kincaid's Insignia (although he was getting in a bit more 3DS time before the talk started–he just had a birthday, so he had new games, 😉 ). IRead more →By Quinn in Pulp Angels No comments yet


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The ratings on Cascades reflect what Standard & Poor's views as the company's good market position in consolidated markets, a diverse revenue stream, and vertical integration. These strengths are partially offset, in our opinion, by what we see as the company's exposure to cyclical boxboard and containerboard markets, volatile recycled fiber prices, and high debt levels. Cascades is an integrated packaging and tissue company that manufactures, converts, collects, and processes recycled paper. It is the No. 1 containerboard producer in Canada, and the third-largest producer of coated recycled boxboard and fourth-largest tissue producer in North America. The company operates facilities in Canada, the U.S., and to a lesser extent, Europe. Standard & Poor's considers Cascades' business risk profile as fair....
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This product consists of a Summary Analysis: Bi-annual (at least). An abbreviated analysis containing Standard & Poor's issuer credit ratings as of the time the article was published. The analysis includes a rating rationale - the basis on which the rating was assigned - and an outlook section if the issuer is not on CreditWatch. Financial statistics are not included.
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The award is named after former Auburn Tiger star pitcher Gregg Olson, who became one of the top collegiate players in the nation after an initial season filled with only mixed success. Olson went on to become a two-time All-American, first round draft pick, American League Rookie of the Year and MLB All Star.
This year's semifinalists are slated to be named, Friday, May 30, at the start of NCAA Regional play and the finalists are scheduled to be announced on Friday, June 6, at the beginning of Super Regional action. The winner of the 2014 Gregg Olson Award will be named in Omaha, Neb., during the College World Series.
Hoekstra is in his first season as an every day starter, playing second base for the Broncos. Last year as a freshman, he batted .189 (14-for-74) with one double, six RBIs and four runs scored. He played in 35 games and had a .924 fielding percentage.
This year, Hoekstra leads Western Michigan with 53 hits, 29 runs scored and 17 walks headed into the final weekend of the regular season. He is batting .294 with seven doubles, four triples and 19 RBIs, and has a .973 fielding percentage through 46 games played. He has been named MAC West Player of the Week and College Sports Madness MAC Player of the Week. During the year, he has rattled off 17-game and nine-game hitting streaks.
Sunde is in his second year as the Broncos' starting catcher, but has seen his numbers drastically rise from his rookie campaign as well. Last season, he batted .238 (30-for-136) with four doubles, 11 RBIs and 15 runs scored. Defensively, he threw out eight runners on the base paths and had one pickoff.
With three games to go in the 2014 regular season, Sunde leads WMU with a .297 batting average and is second on the team with 52 hits, 31 RBIs and two home runs. He also has four doubles and 19 runs scored. Defensively, he has gunned down 15 runners attempting to steal and has two pickoffs. Sunde has batted either fourth or fifth in the majority of his plate appearances and has played in 47 of 48 games for WMU this season. He also collected MAC Player of the Week honors from College Sports Madness.
For more information on the Gregg Olson Award and this year's complete watch list, visit: http://www.olsonaward.com/.


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Scholarly debate concerning the "shift to the Atlantic" often implies that post-Renaissance Italy lost something of its mercantile and international character. However, the development of Italian port cities during the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries offer a productive means to interrogate the validity of this narrative. While access to the sea was always of critical importance, the political and economic vulnerability of the sixteenth century encouraged Italian peninsular regimes to refocus on port cities as the hub for transitory populations, commercial and industrial projects, government resources, and military defense. Regimes met this challenge in diverse ways. For example, whereas Venice and Livorno developed policies that were particularly encouraging to foreign merchants and outsiders, Genoa adopted a downright exclusionary approach. While the different solutions were prompted by economic and political concerns, they also served to structure social and cultural relations in port cities.
This panel will examine the social, economic, and cultural landscape of Italian port cities between 1500 and 1700. Papers might discuss such topics as the government policies toward the presence of outsiders, the development and interaction of foreign communities, relations between foreigners and natives, and the relationship between commerce, culture, and politics. Comparative studies and papers reaching beyond the Italian peninsula are also encouraged.
Panel Organizers:
Stephanie Nadalo (firstname.lastname@example.com) and Corey Tazzara (email@example.com)
Panel Chair:
Edward Muir (firstname.lastname@example.com)
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Winter Activities You've Never Heard Of
Last Updated: 11/24/2015
From wacky to zany, when it comes to crazy winter-themed sports, Wisconsin is the place to be. For the die-hard winter season and snow enthusiasts, our thirst for fun and adventure cannot always be quenched with traditional skiing, snowmobiling and snowshoeing. We demand creative, unique and sometimes downright weird entertainment. Check out these fun winter sports you may never have heard of until now and the events where you can experience them for yourself.
Turkey Bowling
Instead of a traditional bowling ball, why not use dinner to knock down some pins? A frozen turkey is hurled across the floor (or across the ice) towards the pins in this frozen twist on the traditional sport of bowling. Go for a strike at one of these events.
Bar Stool Races
Bar stools aren't just for sitting while sipping. Go for a wild ride down a hill as skis are strapped to the bottom of their legs and the quickest glide to the bottom is the objective. Drag your barstool outside, grab an old pair of skis, and see how fast you can get going down a snowy hill while you stay seated. Sound like your kind of adventure? Enter your slick sled into one of these races.
Human Foosball
Become a human player in this life-sized twist on the traditional arcade game where the plastic players are controlled by spins and pushes of handles trying to score goals against an opponent. Human players grab a hold of a rope and must stay in their position while kicking the soccer ball to their teammates and attempting to score against the other team's goalie. A number of "arenas" are available for rental through Wisconsin companies, and you can also try it at the Fish Creek Winter Festival.
Broom Ball
Like a game of hockey without most of the equipment, or a game of floor hockey but played on the ice, broom ball is a game that people of all different skill levels can enjoy. Played on a frozen pond or on an ice rink, the scoring objectives and rules are much like hockey, but players slide around in their boots rather than on skates. Rather than traditional hockey pucks and sticks, a rubber ball and a stick resembling a broom are used. Grab some friends and organize your own game, or join in the fun at one of these events.
- Sturgeon Stampede – Fond du Lac
- Lion's Club Fisheree & Winter Festival – Rhinelander
- Bayfield Winter Festival – Bayfield


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Marlow's Dynaline winch ropes are made with high strength, light weight Dyneema® fibre and are designed to replace steel wire winch ropes on armoured vehicles and 4x4's. Dynaline enables significantly quicker and safer deployment and recovery than traditional steel wire ropes, virtually eliminating dangerous recoil if fitting or attachment fail or the unlikely event of rope failure
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Dynaline Max takes the wire rope replacement concept of Dynaline a stage further by adding Marlow's "Max" super pre-stretching process. Dynaline Max offers higher strength and lower stretch than a standard Dynaline rope. The higher break load for a given diameter offers a higher factor of safety or the possibility to down size the rope thereby allowing a longer length to be fitted on the winch.


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Board could soon name successor to J.D. Evans
By Steve Herring
Published in News on December 30, 2012 1:50 AM
The executive committee of the Wayne County Democratic Party is hoping, by Friday, to be able to recommend a person to serve the first two years of the unexpired four-year term of J.D. Evans who died earlier this month....
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KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Detroit's Justin Verlander will start for the American League in Tuesday night's All-Star game against San Francisco's Matt Cain.
Cain, who is 9-3 with a 2.62 ERA and threw a perfect game last month, was given the nod over the Mets' RA Dickey, who leads the majors with 12 wins and openly lobbied for the starting assignment.
Overall, Dickey is 12-1 with a 2.40 ERA.
Tony LaRussa, the National League manager, had expressed concern about starting Dickey because of his catchers' unfamiliarity with his unpredictable knuckleball.
The AL's batting order has Derek Jeter leading off and playing shortstop, followed by Yankees teammate Robinson Cano at second base, Texas left fielder Josh Hamilton, Toronto right fielder Jose Bautista, Detroit first baseman Prince Fielder, Texas third baseman Adrian Beltre, Boston designated Hitter David Ortiz, Texas catcher Mike Napoli and Yankees center fielder Curtis Granderson.
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MSNBC host Melissa Harris-Perry apologized to former Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney and his family for joking about a Christmas picture that showed his adopted African-American grandson.
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Attica Locke discusses her novel Black Water Rising, set in Houston in the early 1980s. Former campus radical Jay Porter is now a lawyer running his practice out of a dingy strip mall. When he saves a woman from drowning, his act of heroism inadvertently opens a Pandora's box of dangerous secrets that threaten the city's corporate power brokers and place Jay at the center of a murder investigation.
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Originally posted 02/11/2013 03:00PM
Hines Ward may be full of life, but he didn't appear that way on Sunday.
With his eyebrows completely gone, and bloody gashes and scars covering his face, the football star and former Dancing with the Stars champ, 36, looked unrecognizable guest-starring on AMC's The Walking Dead.
"A former Georgia teammate of mine is one of the stars of the show, and my agent thought it would be something fun and different for me to do," Ward told the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, of guest starring on the show where his pal, IronE Singleton played fan favorite T-Dog.
Hines Ward, Dancing with the Stars Champ, Arrested for DUI
Originally posted 07/09/2011 04:20PM
Hines Ward, the pro football star and most recent winner of Dancing with the Stars, was arrested for investigation of drunken driving in Georgia.
Ward, 35, was booked on a DUI charge at the DeKalb County jail near Atlanta at 3:41 a.m. Saturday and later released on $1,000 bail, according to jail records.
"Hines is deeply saddened by this incident and apologizes to his fans and the Steelers organization for this distraction," his agent/manager Andrew Ree says in a statement.
But Ree adds, "From our preliminary investigation we can tell you that we are confident that the facts will show that Hines was NOT impaired by alcohol while driving."
Ward's longtime friend Corey Allen posted bail, the records show. Ree says that Ward "cooperated fully with the police and truthfully answered all of their questions."
No other details of his arrest were immediately available.
Hines Ward's Post-Dancing Plans: Surgery
Originally posted 05/27/2011 09:00AM
Sure, he won the Dancing with the Stars season 12 mirror-ball trophy, but don't expect to see Hines Ward strolling down Main Street at Disneyland any time soon.
"I'm getting surgery," Ward, 35, tells PEOPLE of his post-Dancing plans. "My left thumb – the ligaments are torn."
The Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver and Super Bowl XL MVP dazzled Dancing fans with his ballroom skills the past three months. But alas, a lingering injury from his most recent NFL season needs immediate attention. He's scheduled for surgery Tuesday, May 31, at 7:30 am.
Dancing Champ Hines Ward: 'I Didn't Want to Let Kym Down'
Originally posted 05/25/2011 12:20PM
NFL pro Hines Ward scored the ultimate touchdown on Dancing with the Stars when he won first place on Tuesday's finale. But Ward had to work for that mirror-ball trophy.
"Everyone loves Kirstie [Alley]," Ward, 35, told reporters backstage after the show. "So when it comes down to voting, I didn't know how I'd match up to Kirstie."
Yet, as the results proved, Ward and his partner, pro Kym Johnson, came out on top. "It's just phenomenal," Ward said. "I didn't want to let Kym down. I really wanted her to win her second mirror-ball trophy."
Dancing with the Stars Selects a Winner
Originally posted 05/24/2011 11:05PM
It's been a season of laughs, tears and injuries for many contestants on Dancing with the Stars. But on Tuesday night, only one of the 11 couples who competed on ABC's hit show walked away with the coveted mirror ball trophy.
Both Hines Ward and Chelsea Kane were just one point shy of two perfectly scored dances at the end of Monday night's show. But Kirstie Alley, who ended up with five points less than the other finalists, has been a fan favorite all season.
And the mirror ball trophy went to...
What Being in the Finals Means to Dancing's Stars
Originally posted 05/24/2011 04:15PM
According to Dancing with the Stars judge Len Goodman, the competition is still "anyone's to win."
But ahead of Monday's finale – when the winner of the coveted mirror-ball trophy will be revealed – the three remaining couples were just happy to have made it so far.
Backstage after Monday night's show, NFL player Hines Ward praised his partner, Kym Johnson. "To be here in the final is just amazing, because Kym took a player who's never danced before and got us to the finals," he told PEOPLE. "I owe it all to Kym ... Whoever wins it is going to be deserved. I don't think there's any animosity towards anybody."
Dancing with the Stars: Who's Saving the Best for Last?
Originally posted 05/23/2011 09:55PM
Dancing with the Stars is coming down to the wire with the first round of final performances, and Carrie Ann Inaba summed it up best with three words: "Hot, hot, hot."
Chelse Kane, Kirstie Alley and Hines Ward and their pro partners each did two routines Monday night before their final one on Tuesday night to determine a champion. Find out how they fared in the stretch.
Brooke Burke Breaks Down Dancing with the Stars Finale
Originally posted 05/23/2011 11:15AM
Hines Ward, Chelsea Kane and Kirstie Alley square off Monday night on the Dancing with the Stars finale. And Brooke Burke says any one of them could nab the Mirrorball trophy.
Burke, a co-host of ABC's hit show, handicaps the finale for PEOPLE.com, and says that each performer has unique strengths.
Ward, paired with Kim Johnson, is "infectious, he's lovable, he's emotionally connected, he's got rhythm, he's fun to watch," says Burke. In addition, he's got a big fan base that should help him out.
Who Will Go Home on Dancing with the Stars?
Originally posted 05/17/2011 02:05PM
The final four performed under heavy pressure Monday night on Dancing with the Stars – and Tuesday they face another elimination before next week's season finale. Who will go home?
Monday featured an emotional return from Hines Ward and his partner Kym Johnson, who suffered a neck injury in an agonizing fall during rehearsals last week. But the pro dancer proved her mettle Monday night when she and Ward earned a perfect score for their tango. They also earned a perfect 30 for their second dance.
Unstoppable couple Mark Ballas and Cheslea Kane won 15 bonus points from the night's winner-take-all cha-cha, giving them the highest total of the night with a 73. Is that enough to ensure them a ticket to the finale?
Kym Johnson Says Falling on Her Neck 'Could Have Been a Lot Worse'
Originally posted 05/17/2011 11:55AM
The season 12 finale of Dancing with the Stars is just one week away but the professional dancers and their celebrity partners aren't necessarily fretting about whether or not they'll perform the anticipated freestyle dance – or, ultimately, take home the mirror ball trophy.
Instead, the dancers' thoughts were with Kym Johnson, whose horrible fall while rehearsing with Hines Ward was replayed during Monday's emotional show.
"You hate to see bad things happen to good people and Kym Johnson does not have a bad bone in her body," Chelsea Kane told PEOPLE backstage on Monday night. "She is so kind and supportive of all of us and is such a light in this competition. For her to be in a neck brace? We were scared."
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Cougar Day was successful, according to Campbell County High School Principal Robbie Heatherly.
With almost 1,500 students attending CCHS this year, faculty felt it was necessary to begin the process of preparation early. Though not every student attended the Cougar Day activities, those who did will be prepared on the first day of classes beginning Aug. 11.
Charges of child abuse and assault on a minor have been filed against a Jellico man after officers responded to a domestic complaint last Wednesday.
Lewis John Story, 43, of Woolridge, was arrested for allegedly striking two underage children in a Jellico residence.
Continued service to the veterans of Campbell County has recently paid off.
Last month, the local veteran's affairs office was ranked number one in the state for providing the most benefits per recipient.
How many employers can say they have a staff member that has been with them 50 plus years? At least three in Campbell County can.
China Willoughby with the Department of Children's Services, Ruby Childress with Valley View Elementary School and Mildred Asbury with Peoples Bank of the South share over 150 years of hard work toward their chosen professions.
The 2010 election winners will not only be claiming offices following the results.
Some will also be able to claim they had large margins of victory.
With one week left to qualify to run in a municipal race, petitions are being distributed to political hopefuls.
The city of LaFollette will elect two new council members in November.
Campbell County voters have re-elected William Baird as mayor with 3,455 votes, David Young had 1,940 and Fred Cole has overtaken Ron McClellan with 1,665.
In the Sheriff's race Robbie Goins finished with 5,452, incumbent Gary Perkins with 3,046 and Mike Starrett a distant third with 776.
At the headquarters for Goins, a celebration with fireworks took place as the large crowd congratulated the winner for the sheriff's election. Goins was elated as he smiled ear to ear, saying the outcome, "feels good."
As the results were tallied for the 2010 election, most of those in the winner's position landed there with a wide margin.
In the county mayor's race William Baird ended the night with 3,455 votes. David Young garnred 1,940, Fred Cole had 1,665, Ron McClellan recieved 1,171, Scott Kitts was in fifth place with 1,586, followed by Bob T. Andrews with 284 and Ronnie Murray roundinh out the packet with 229.
Months of preparation and campaigning stumping have all led up tomorrow- election day.
If the numbers from early voting can serve as an indicator of the public's interest in the ballot then voter apathy appears to be down.
When early voting closed on Saturday 5,046 people had cast their ballot, according to Dean Sexton, administrator of elections. Four years ago when the same county offices were on the ballot, 3,855 took part in early voting, Sexton said.
At Valley View and LaFollette Elementary voters have come and gone throughout the day, just like the rainstorms that are scattered over Campbell County. When the polls opened at 9 a.m. a line of voters quickly formed outside the door, said Valley View workers.
At 5 p.m. LaFollette Elementary reported over 500 votes cast and Valley View had counted almost 400. Many more votes are expected as people return from work. Valley View worker Debbie Loveday estimated at least 100 more votes to come in before the polls close at 8 p.m.
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LIBREVILLE, Gabon (AP) – Ivory Coast has learned telling lessons from underestimating opponents in previous failures and near-misses at the African Cup of Nations, the country's national team coach said Tuesday.
Francois Zahoui promised his star-studded title favorites would put those lessons to use in Wednesday's semifinal match against an underdog Mali team.
If it didn't, Ivory Coast's tournament could ''crumble'' around it, Zahoui said.
Zahoui, defender Siaka Tiene and midfielder Didier Zokora spoke at Stade de l'Amitie of their ''six finals'' at this tournament, saying that the team was treating every game at the African Cup as if it was the decider.
It's a tactic to guard against complacency after the highly rated Ivorians missed out in the latter stages in the last three tournaments - losing the final in 2006, in the semifinals in 2008 and in the quarterfinals two years ago after being ahead 1-0 and 2-1 against Algeria.
''We did not come here with pride. Our players do not have a spirit of arrogance,'' Zahoui said. ''We are conscious of the weight of responsibility that is on our shoulders ... we could find ourselves in a position where everything crumbles around us.
''In Egypt (2006), Ghana (2008) and Angola (2010) we came very close. We've learned from the past.''
Mali coach Alain Giresse earlier said his team would be humble but fearless in a match few people expect the Malians to win.
Humility had been an ''essential'' part of Mali's success so far, he said, as the squad shrugged off an injury-plagued buildup and a poor performance at the last tournament to reach the semifinals in Gabon and Equatorial Guinea and set up a match with the continent's top-ranked team.
But Mali didn't fear Ivory Coast or its daunting run of four wins and no goals conceded so far at the championship, the diminutive French coach stressed.
''Humility in sports is essential, (but) this does not preclude our ambition,'' Giresse said after guiding Mali to the semifinals for the first time since 2004. ''We must always be humble. The biggest champions have to be humble to achieve a performance. We won't go into fear. There is no fear.
''We know the numbers, we know the figures. We will not base our judgment on statistics ... the reality is on the field.''
Anchored by central defender Cedric Kante and talismanic midfielder Seydou Keita, Mali's mainly inexperienced team rebounded from a 2-0 loss to Ghana in the group stage to stubbornly come from behind to oust co-host Gabon in a penalty shootout to reach the semifinals.
Ivory Coast has swept aside everyone in front of them, most recently cruising to a 3-0 win over co-host Equatorial Guinea in the quarterfinals despite a partisan crowd in Malabo.
''We have six finals to play. Tomorrow is our fifth final,'' Zokora said, explaining how the Ivorians had stayed focussed on their ultimate goal. ''We have a very big ambition. I have played five African Cups and have never won.
''Of course we have very big players like Yaya Toure and (Didier) Drogba but we have never won a trophy in Africa together. I think today is our best chance to take this trophy.''
Along with Ivory Coast's winning run this year without conceding a goal, it has also dominated its previous encounters with Mali. Ivory Coast has won seven of the last nine meetings, with two draws. The Malians last beat Ivory Coast in 1995.
''The numbers are a reflection of real team quality, a team with talent and with a very great potential,'' Giresse said of Ivory Coast. ''That's it. We'll stop there.''
His opposite number wasn't interested in previous form, however.
''We respect the adversary, no matter who (it is). We always have this attitude of respecting the opponent. Some big teams, so called front-runners, have already gone home,'' Zahoui said. ''We know what awaits us tomorrow.''
Ivory Coast had ''good but not excellent'' news on striker Salomon Kalou's recovery from a hamstring injury, Zahoui said, adding the Chelsea forward was still doubtful for the semifinals.
Giresse said there were no serious fitness concerns for Mali or Keita, who was spotted with his left ankle strapped up at training. There was only fatigue after their quarterfinal win over Gabon went through 120 minutes and to a shootout, the coach said.


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WASHINGTON -- America's energy boom is fueling population growth west of the Mississippi River.
New 2013 census information released Thursday shows that six of the 10 fastest-growing metropolitan areas and eight of the 10 fastest-growing counties in the country are located in or near the oil- and gas-rich fields of the Great Plains and Mountain West.
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Neighboring cities Odessa and Midland, Texas, show up as the second and third fastest-growing metro areas in the country. Sara Higgins, the Midland public information officer, has a one-word explanation: oil. "They're coming here to work," Higgins said.
Home demos make Detroit a blank canvas
DETROIT -- The families of Detroit's Brightmoor area are delighted that the day is finally approaching when bulldozers will arrive to level more of their neighborhood. After that, their community's future will be like the cleared landscape -- a blank canvas.
For years, Brightmoor residents pleaded with the city to demolish vacant homes that scavengers had stripped of wiring and plumbing and anything of value. Some structures are already gone, and now officials aim to do much more, possibly tearing down as many as 450 empty houses each week across more than 20 square miles of this bankrupt city -- a vast patchwork of rotting homes comparable to the size of Manhattan.
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RICHMOND, Va. -- Philip Morris International Inc., the world's second-biggest cigarette company, awarded its CEO Andre Calantzopoulos a compensation package valued at about $10.9 million for fiscal 2013, according to an Associated Press analysis of a regulatory filing.
The pay package came in a year when the seller of Marlboro and other brands overseas saw its profit fall 2.5 percent to $8.58 billion. Revenue excluding excise taxes fell less than 1 percent to $31.2 billion. Shipments fell 5 percent to 880.2 billion cigarettes.
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Contracts to buy U.S. homes fell in February
WASHINGTON -- The number of Americans who signed contracts to buy homes fell for the eighth straight month in February, a sign that real estate sales will likely slow over the next few months.
The National Association of Realtors said Thursday that its seasonally adjusted pending home sales index dropped 0.8 percent to 93.9. The index has fallen 10.5 percent over the past 12 months.
Pending sales are a barometer of future purchases: A one- to two-month lag usually exists between a signed contract and a completed sale.
Turkey moves to block YouTube access
ISTANBUL -- Turkish authorities were moving to block access to YouTube on Thursday following similar action against Twitter, the country's state-run news agency said.
The ban comes after an alleged audio recording of a meeting between the Turkey's foreign minister, intelligence chief and top military and foreign ministry officials was leaked on YouTube. The four are allegedly heard discussing a military intervention in Syria.
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MILAN -- Italy's government has set up an eBay page to auction off nonessential government sedans, which have become a symbol of the state's wasteful spending.
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ST. PAUL, Minn. -- The rebuilding is on for the Ottawa Senators and Edmonton Oilers and it showed over the two days of the NHL draft.
The Senators tore down their team late in the regular season and ended up with three first-round picks. They followed that up Saturday by acquiring talented but underperforming winger Nikita Filatov from the Columbus Blue Jackets.
The Oilers had two first-round picks and used the first overall selection to take the player almost unanimously considered the best in the draft -- playmaking center Ryan Nugent-Hopkins of the Red Deer Rebels.
A draft considered light at the top and average overall by most scouts wound up with 210 players selected, including 79 Canadians, 64 Americans and 28 Swedes, including three of the top six picks and four of the top 10.
As usual, it was of particular importance to weaker teams like Edmonton and Ottawa who are trying to use the draft to become contenders.
With a night to sleep after a frantic first round on Friday, Oilers general manager Steve Tambellini was still beaming as the teams plowed through rounds two to seven a day later.
"To look at the list and see, first of all, the skill level and vision of Ryan Nugent-Hopkins and to really start thinking about it, what's it going to look like in the next few years when he plays with Taylor (Hall) or Jordan (Eberle) or Magnus (Paajarvi) -- that's pretty exciting," Tambellini said.
The Oilers, who took Hall first overall last year and now look to have found the ideal center to get him the puck, have been in a rebuilding mode for a few years. Edmonton has missed the playoffs every year since reaching the Stanley Cup Finals in 2006.
Tambellini said the real focus was on strengthening his team's defense prospects, although he opted for Nugent-Hopkins over the top rearguards in the draft like Adam Larsson, who went fourth overall to the New Jersey Devils.
He got Swedish blue-liner Oscar Klefbom with his second first-round pick and grabbed 6-3 David Musil, son of Oilers scout and former player Frantisek Musil, with the top pick of the second round. Tambellini also selected Dillon Simpson, son of former Oilers star Craig Simpson, to lead off the fourth round.
"I'm excited about the fact that we really built the depth of our defensemen," Tambellini said. "Size for sure, and people that can play against speed, who can play against heavy players.
"We've got depth on the power-play position, like Dillon Simpson, who eventually will develop into a guy who can play that position."
He said goalie coach Fred Chabot was also thrilled with third-round pick Samu Perhonen, a 6-5 goaltender from Finland.
What could have been the coup de grace for the weekend -- a deal to repatriate former captain Ryan Smyth from the Los Angeles Kings -- hit a snag and left the veteran in limbo.
Finding themselves out of the Stanley Cup playoffs was more of a shock to the Senators, who have been in decline since their trip to the finals in 2007. They started the rebuilding process late in the regular season when they shipped out veterans Mike Fisher, Chris Kelly, Jarkko Ruutu, Chris Campoli and Alex Kovalev for picks and a prospect (Ryan Potulny).
The Senators got a complete forward line in the first round -- Swedish center Mika Zibanejad, right winger Stefan Noesen from OHL Plymouth and left winger Matt Puempel from OHL Peterborough.
Then they added American center Shane Prince of OHL Ottawa with the final pick of the second round.
"I'm really happy," general manager Bryan Murray said. "I always feel that in the years we have good drafts, when we walk away from the table the scouts are happy and they're shaking hands because they think they got good players. I trust these guys."
The key move for next season was Filatov, who was drafted sixth overall in 2008 but has played 44 NHL games, getting 13 points. He spurned offers from the KHL so that he can continue his NHL career.
Murray said new coach Paul MacLean saw Filatov frequently when he was an assistant coach with the Detroit Red Wings.
"We felt it was worth a chance -- that this young man could come into a team that's hurting for offence and he provides some of that," said Murray. "Actually (MacLean) was excited about getting a chance to coach him and see if he is going to be the caliber of player we thought he was going to be when he was a draftable person.
"There's no risk in this. It's a third-round pick (traded in return), which a guy who would play maybe four years from now, for a chance to get a guy who was No. 6 overall. It's an absolute steal if he plays in the top six. And if he can't, someone else will fill that role."
It was the first draft for the team that confirmed its name will be the Winnipeg Jets, formerly the Atlanta Thrashers. They were pleased with their draft, including the selection of big forward Mark Scheifele seventh overall.
The Toronto Maple Leafs also continued their rebuilding plans, making a deal for defenseman John-Michael Liles, adding Rick Dudley to their management team, and taking two picks late in the first round.
The Calgary Flames also sent longtime defense stalwart Robyn Regehr to the Buffalo Sabres for defenseman Chris Butler and center Paul Byron. They also signed Alex Tanguay, who has had good chemistry with captain and sniper Jarome Iginla, to a five-year extension worth $3.5 million annually.
The Montreal Canadiens grabbed rushing defenseman Nathan Beaulieu from the Memorial Cup champion QMJHL Saint John with the 17th overall pick and used the 113th pick on 21-year-old Swede Magnus Nygren. GM Pierre Gauthier has a history of finding Europeans overlooked in previous drafts.
The Vancouver Canucks were booed each time their name was called to make a pick by fans of their division rival Minnesota Wild.
There were four top prospects up for grabs and they were the first picks as Edmonton got Nugent-Hopkins, the Colorado Avalanche picked forward Gabriel Landeskog, the Florida Panthers took Saint John center Jonathan Huberdeau and the Devils got Larsson.
After that, opinion was widely split.
"Maybe at the top there's not the high-end skill maybe you see in other drafts, but I think it was a deep draft to the point where if you picked from 20th to 50th, you were still getting players you really like, who are going to be solid contributors in the NHL some day," Boston Bruins assistant GM Jim Benning said.


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With the new Environment Secretary, Owen Paterson, officially launching the construction of Wallasea Island yesterday, we are now inviting members of the public and the local community to come and celebrate. The Wild Coast Weekend takes place on the 22 and 23 September and is totally free!
For the first time, visitors will be able to see the large construction machines being used to shift the 4.5 million tonnes of soil from the Crossrail site in London to Wallasea Island.
Crossrail has constructed a new jetty and an excavated material handling facility at Wallasea Island. At its peak 10,000 tonnes of material will be unloaded from 4 ships per day.
The Wild Coast Weekend is the chance to really get a feel for the scale of the work happening here. It is such an exciting time to visit the Island and it's amazing seeing people's reactions to the work. There will be loads going on over the weekend, with activities, exhibits, food and craft stalls and local refreshments. There is also a nature trail to follow that will give you the chance to take in all the sights and sounds of the big landscape at Wallasea.
The Crossrail earth will be used to create 670 hectares of higher and lower ground to restore the wetland landscape of mudflats, saltmarsh and lagoons last seen 400 years ago. As a result of this, the Island is expected to be home to a returning abundance of wildlife including tens of thousands of wading birds, fish, ducks geese, terns and seals.
Admission to the Island on the weekend is totally free, with free parking and a free ferry from Burnham on Crouch with a bus from Essex Marina to the event. For more information about the Wild Coast Weekend, please contact us on 01621 862621.


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Isaac Oliver a(bout 1560-1617)
Portrait of Elizabeth I
About 1590-2
Watercolour on vellum, stuck to a playing card
Museum no. P.8-1940
© Victoria and Albert Museum, London
Purchased with funds from the R.H. Stephenson Bequest
This was probably a 'face-pattern' for other artists, especially printmakers, to copy. Oliver's use of shadow has emphasised that Elizabeth was nearly 60. Later her government later tried to suppress such honest images.


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FALLON - Despite a ragged performance from the floor, the Fallon girls basketball team pulled out a 32-24 nonleague win over Douglas in Fallon on Saturday.
Both teams struggled to sink their shots, especially in the first and fourth quarters.
The Tigers lead 5-2 after the first frame, led by buckets from Erika Munoz and Corryne Millett. Douglas's 1-3-1 zone defense bothered the Fallon shooters and limited the Lady Wave's offensive rebounds.
Douglas' offense, however, could not take advantage of numerous close-range opportunities.
"We were just missing a lot of shots," Douglas assistant coach David Pfaffenberger said. "I put a lot of girls out there to find who clicked. It seemed we didn't play with enough energy."
In the second quarter, Fallon's offense heated up and pulled away from the visiting Tigers. Gabby Sharpe paved the way with six points including a 3-pointer and Ali Tedford added four. Tedford finished with a game-high nine points, while Sharpe added eight.
Douglas was led by Desiree Cage who scored six and Millett and Munoz each chipped in with four.
Leading 15-10 at halftime, Fallon's offense continued its second quarter success, although Douglas was able to stay within striking distance.
The Tigers managed a modest four-point run on a basket and two free throws from No. 42. Fallon countered with a 6-0 run behind the inside play of Rileigh Ricken, Cady Cordes and Hannah Lindsay. The Lady Wave increased the lead to 27-18 on a bucket by Shelby Smith, but Douglas' 35 cut the lead to seven with a late basket.
"The first quarter was kind of gruesome," said Fallon assistant coach Nate Waite, who filled in for head coach Anne Smith. "We were able to make changes and the kids were able to focus and get the job done."
In the fourth quarter, the two former Class 4A foes again struggled to find a rhythm as Fallon held on for its second win over the Tigers this season. The Lady Wave dropped Douglas 27-24 at the Lowry Tournament on Nov. 30.
Tedford sealed the win with three late free throws, while Douglas could not find any consistency on offense.
"I think sometimes when you start missing, it affects the confidence level," Pfaffenberger said. "As a shooter, you have to have a short memory."


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By Kim Bottema, ACSMarch 14, 2013
FORT JACKSON, S.C. -- "What are you going to do when your civilian pay gets cut by 20 percent?" a civilian employee asked at a recent town hall meeting. "I know we're all thinking it, so I'm just going to say it: I will be losing about $250 a paycheck, and that's roughly four bills."
In light of the current developments, civilian employees should be managing expenses now to help prepare for reduced income if furloughs occur.
The first thing everyone should do is get real. Prepare a family budget with current income to see how much money is coming in and how much is going out. Later, look at it again with the reduced income. Are you still living in the positive? With the reduced income, will you still be OK or will there need to be changes?
Once you have your budget, you need to see what can be cut back for the next six months. There are fixed expenses (that are the same amount due on a regular basis), such as rent or mortgage, car payment and insurance. Then there are variable expenses (for which the amounts and/or frequency changes) like food, utilities, property tax and automobile maintenance.
One area that seems to be consistent when it comes to reducing expenses is money spent on entertainment and eating out, whether it's a movie, lunch or dinner. Depending on how often you eat out, bringing your lunch to work can save you an average of $50 a week or $200 a month. For those of you who use a debit card for everything, look back at the last couple of months of spending. How many times did you go out to eat? Start taking your lunch to work.
Look at eliminating clothing expenses for the next six months -- no new shoes, dresses and spring shopping. You'll be OK and still look good in last year's clothes.
If you have reviewed and reduced your variable expenses but still find yourself short on funds to pay the car payment, credit card bills etc., it may be time for some more drastic measures. Talk to your creditors. When going through financial difficulties, it is better to be up front about the issue versus waiting for the creditor to call you.
Contact your credit card company to see if you can be put on a six month debt repayment plan. Normally, this means you cannot make additional charges on that account for the six month period. Some agencies will reduce your monthly minimum payment to a little over what your interest payment would be for a six month period and then go back to normal payments. Check with your creditors to see if this will hurt your credit score.
Even if there is a minor hit to your credit score, it's better than paying late or missing payments. Payment history is 30 percent of your credit score.
Contact your lender to see if a car payment may be deferred to a later date. This may cost a little more interest but will reduce the chance of a late or missed payment.
Finally, track your money to find out where it's going. The best thing you can do is get a piece of paper or small notebook and start tracking your spending. When you spend $1.25 on a soda, track it. You need to track every penny spent so see where you can save. Enter the amounts in your budget worksheet, and see where your money is truly going.
Each person is different; maybe you could reduce your Thrift Savings Plan contributions for this period. If you do this, try not to reduce your TSP below 5 percent or you will lose the matching funds. Possibly increase your federal tax deductions to get more money in your biweekly paychecks. If you receive a large tax refund at the end of the year, this may be a great option for you.
If you don't normally get a refund, you should probably leave your deductions alone. Also, plan now to put your tax refund in an emergency savings fund to assist you later instead of buying that new carpet for your living room.
If you have any questions about completing your family budget or money management skills, call Army Community Services at 751-5256. For a free ACS monthly budget worksheet, email


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The Research Division is committed to developing and enhancing the research skills of its faculty, fellows, residents, and students and to providing the resources and support needed to conduct state-of-the-art clinical, translational and health services research. Consistently ranked in the top ten NIH-funded EM research programs in the country, the Division is home to a cadre of world-class clinician-scientists studying an array of conditions to advance medical knowledge, preserve health, and improve health care.
Lynne D. Richardson, MD
Division Chief
Vice Chair for Academic, Research and Community Programs
Professor of Emergency Medicine
Professor of Health Evidence and Policy
Senior Research Faculty
Ula Hwang, MD
Associate Professor
Alex Manini, MD
Associate Professor
Jason Shapiro, MD
Associate Professor
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>>>>> Christopher W Aiken writes:
> I tried to set up a dual boot WinXP / Linux system with Redhat WS 3.0
> and the install failed due to Redhat unable to detect any HD to
> install on.
> I then tried SuSE Prof 9.3 and this install worked OK. The HD was
> detected w/o any problems.
> I would like to purchase/install Debian (I used several years ago and
> really liked better than RH or SuSE) but would like to know if Debian
> will fail trying to detect my HD like Redhat did. I don't understand
> why RH couldn't detect my HD. My system is only six months old.
> All I know about the HD is "ST3160023AS" from the WinXP hardware
> profile. My system is a Dell 8400 Pentium 4 Processor 560 with HT.
The disk is a Seagate Barracuda 160GB drive. I have the equivalent
120GB drive on my Debian system. I have no idea why RH failed to detect
this drive, however if you are concerned then I would recommend you
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South Williamsport Mummers Parade organizers hope that mild weather Saturday will bring out throngs of spectators for the 67th annual event scheduled to begin at 2 p.m. in the borough along West Central and West Southern avenues.
Temperatures are expected to be near 57 degrees with partly sunny skies during the day Saturday, according to the National Weather Service in State College.
"From what I've seen it's going to be a nice day," said Sharon Shutt, parade coordinator.
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Halloween decorations, including black flamingos at right, fill the yard and porch at 116 S. Market St., Muncy.
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A trick-or-treat pumpkin covers a decorative yard light at 412 S. Market St., Muncy.
Twelve divisions with more than 140 parade entries will participate in the parade.
Borough residents are reminded that no parking will be allowed along the parade route the night before and the day of the parade, according to police.
Shutt said Mummers officials designated with badges and listed in the parade program will be traveling the route, accepting donations.
Fact Box
Participants announced for Saturday event
The parade lineup follows:
Division 1
Forming at West Central Avenue between Market and Howard streets
South Williamsport Police Department
Old Lycoming Township Police Motor Carrier Enforcement Unit
D.A.R.E. Police Unit
Lycoming County Sheriff's Office - Mark Lusk
Mummers Parade Banner - Aurora, JJ & Emerson Beagle
South Williamsport Area High School Cheerleaders
South Williamsport Area High School Band
South Williamsport Area High School Drama Group
Chief Marshal, Pat Schramm driven by Ruth Stackhouse
South Williamsport mayor and wife - Dave & Christine Lechniak, driven by Jackie Ecker
South Williamsport Borough Council
1936 Ford Antique Truck - John Beattie
South Williamsport Lion's Club
South Williamsport Area High School Mummers Queen Carly Engel and Court, Tiffany Betron and Rebekah Fries
South Williamsport Youth Cheerleaders
South Williamsport Youth Football
Marshals - Diane Miller, Barb Weaver and Ruth Stackhouse
Division 2
Forming at East Central Avenue between Market and Hastings streets
Division Car - Barb Weaver and Diane Miller
Williamsport Area High School Marching Band
Williamsport Area High School Varsity Cheerleaders
Williamsport Area High School JV Cheerleaders
Woodlands Bank - Life is a Garden - Dig It
Williamsport Young Marines
Rogers Uniforms - Halloween
Whistle Stop Train Show
Spook Haven Haunted Attraction
S.O.L. 40 et 8 Club - Halloween
Woods Garage
Roads to Freedom - Tools for Independence
Independent Fire Co. No. 1, South Williamsport
Citizens Fire Co. No. 2, South Williamsport - Engine 10, Car 10
First Ward Fire Co., South Williamsport - Ladder 11, Rescue 11, Ambulance 11, Special Unit 11
Marshals - Russ and Linda Campbell
Division 3
Forming at East Central Avenue between Hastings and Main streets
Division Car - Mummers Association President Hank Green and Janet Green
Montoursville High School Marching Band
Individual Mummers
Bimbo (Beem-bo) Stroehmann Bakeries
Goof Troupe Clowns - Halloween Fun
1929 American LaFrance Antique Firetruck - Ed Frey
1937 John Deere B Tractor - Dale Heggenstaller
Lycoming Centre Presbyterian Church - This is Our Father's World
Lycoming Centre Presbyterian Church - Model T
2012 South Williamsport Homecoming Queen & Flaming Foliage representative LouAnna Bragzlone, driven by Rose Bragzlone
Sit Happens Inc.
Marshals - Hank and Janet Green, Melanie Shutt, Emily and Marcella Green
Division 4
Forming at Main Street between East Central and East Mountain avenues
Division Car - Dave Green
Williamson High School Marching Warriors
Stetts Signs - Bucket Truck - Dinosaur
Jersey Shore Town Meeting
Town Crier
Town Bell
Tiadaghton Queen
Cup Scout Pack 41 - Pinewood Derby Races
The Friends of Paws Park - Pirates of Paws Park
1932 John Deere GP Tractor - John Engel family
1947 John Deere M Tractor - John Engel family
1949 John Deere A Tractor - John Engel family
1950 John Deere B Tractor - John Engel family
Milissa Augustine Dance Academy
DuBoistown Fire Co., Brush 8, Engine 8
Marshals - Dave Green and Todd McCoy
Division 5
Forming at Main Street between East Central and Southern Avenues
Division Car - Karen Schramm and Taylor Divel
Montgomery Area High School Marching Band
Pitter Patter Day School - Christmas Holiday
1954 Farmall Classic Tractor Model SMTA - Deb Steppe
1962 Farmall Classic Tractor Model 404 - Dave Steppe
1951 Farmall Classic Tractor Super C - Carl Steppe
1948 Farmall Classic Tractor Model C - Tom Spearing
1952 Farmall Classic Tractor Super C - Don Steppe
Phillips Fancy Footwork
Jersey Shore State Bank - Fall
Swingin Saggin Seniors - Women of the Wild West
Mantells - Band
Old Lycoming Township Volunteer Fire Co. - Snuffy
Marshals - Gene and Sharon Shutt and Ken Ecker
Division 6
Forming at East Central Avenue, east of Main Street
Division Car - Jeremy Bower
Muncy High School Marching Band
Ralston Ranger Boys Group - Camping in the Fall
Hellers Gas Inc. - Breast Cancer Awareness - Randy Sayman
1953 Ford Jubilee Tractor - Dean Miller Sr.
Loyalsock Cheerleaders
Treasure Castle Playland - Indoor Playground
Alpha XI Delta, Lycoming College - Monster Mash Little League - October 27th
1951 International Farmall Super C Tractor - James Rogers
Nisbet Volunteer Fire Co. - Tanker, Rescue
Marshal - Charlie Smith
Division 7
Forming at Central Avenue, east of the 300 block
Division Car - Steve Baker
Straight - Up Band
Williamsport Christian School -School Bus
Lycoming County SPCA
Fairlawn Community Church - "Kidz Club - God's Creation"
Pepsi Bottling Group
South Williamsport AYSO Region 578 - Soccer
Wings of Love - "Bee" Attitudes
Kressly's Paint & Wallpaper
Williamsport Youth Cheerleaders
Arrive N Style - Limousine
Nippenose Valley Volunteer Fire Co. - Engine 6, Rescue 6
Marshals - Steve Baker, Ken Ecker
Division 8
Forming at East Central Avenue, east of South Fleming Street
Division Car - Jeff Pauling
Grand Commandery of Knights Templar of Pa.
1942 GMC 2 1/2-ton Military WWII Truck - Marv Cooper
1941 1-ton Ben Hur Trailer - Marv Cooper
Girl Scouts in the Heart of PA - 100 Years
Backyard Broadcasting, WZXR, WILQ, Oldiez 93, WILQ Rooster
Kast Hotel - 1950 Hurst
Cooley Dance Co.- Alice in Wonderland - "Welcome to Wonderland"
NuWeld Inc. - Hot Shot with Goose Neck
Hepburn Township Volunteer Fire Co.
Loyalsock Volunteer Fire Co. - Rescue 18, Mobile Air 18, Special Unit 18
Marshal - Jeff Pauling
Division 9
Forming at South Fleming Street between East Central and East Mountain avenues
Division Car - Kevin Snyder
Clinton-Lycoming Young Marines
Army Reserve Unit - Humvee 400st
Antique 2 1/2-ton Army Truck - Bill English
Life is Beautiful Project - Disney
Aarons Sales & Leasing
Pennsylvania Brown Swiss Princess - Olivia Katzmaier
Lycoming County Dairy Ambassador - Kaitlyn Taylor
Weichert Realtors Premier - Adams Family
Professional Petroleum - Two Indy Cars
Tiadaghton Forest Fire Fighters - Smokey Bear
Marshal - Kevin Snyder
Division 10
Forming at South Charles Street between East Central and East Mountain avenues
Division Car - Steve Carl & Peggy Sue - Antique Car
Northwest Savings Bank - Indy Car & Pit Crew
1941A John Deere Tractor - James Bates
Decorated Vehicle - Lucy Knepp
American Postal Workers Union
Lycoming County Pomana Grange - The Grange Train
Clear Channel - Kiss, Variety 97, Bill 95, WRAK
Country Pride Belgians and Covered Wagon - Halloween
Marshal - Steve Carl
Division 11
Forming at North Fleming Street between East Central and East Southern avenues
Division Car - Joe Pulizzi III
Commonwealth Connections Academy
Empire Beauty School
1983 Buick Eagle Hearse - Bob Ensinger
1995 Chevy Corvette - Mark Wilkins
Kriger Fence Co.
Miniature Model T with Barrel Train
STA of Pennsylvania - School Bus Safety - Halloween
South Side Tattoo
Susquehannocks 4x4 Wheelers - Halloween
Liberty Tax Service
Disc Master DJ - Moon Dance
FedEx Freight - Tractor & Trailer
Marshals - Joe and Paula Pulizzi
Division 12
Forming at North Charles Street between East Central and East Southern avenues.
Division Car - Nancy Pepperman
Ghosts Under Investigation - Haunted
Dirty Devils ATV Club - 4 Wheelers
FedEx Van
Horse Group
AmeriSpec Home Inspection
Blaze Entertainment - Breast Cancer Awareness
Unfinished Business Car Club
Imbibe - Truck & trailer
Shopper Chopper - Central PA Food Bank
Marshals - Nancy Pepperman
street marshalls
Main Street/East Mountain Avenue - Keith Savage
Fleming Street and East Mountain Avenue - Skip Krietz
Main Street and Central Avenue - George Hurney
Mummers Parade Collection - Corey Lowe and Jean Lowery