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On his demeanor during practice and if he usually just observes:
"That depends on how practice is going. It's early, but that's a typical day. I've always been of the mindset of let the coaches coach, and I'll make notes during the practice. Unless I feel the need to be outspoken about something then I'll usually stay pretty reserved during practice."
On why DL Ahtyba Rubin wasn't at practice:
"I'm not going to go into the details, but he's got something. Again, this comes back to the injury thing that the NFL wants us to report on injuries that we consider serious. To me, serious is something that will cause him to miss the start of training camp. I'll just leave it at that it falls under that category. I'm not going to discuss a specific player."
On Rubin's absence being an injury that he doesn't want to talk about:
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On if QB Brian Hoyer getting reps late in 11-on-11 drills was the plan:
"That is the plan. It was a third down period, so we're a lot more in the shotgun. He's not cleared to do anything under center just because we don't guys around his legs. That's why we kind of simulate a pass rush there and keep guys away from him. But, we still wanted him to get the feel of being in the huddle, making the call, going 11 against 11, reading a full defense. We'll try to get as many of those reps as we can. It's just difficult to create in some of those other periods that are first or second down where we're going to be more quarterback under center."
On if he's seen the quarterbacks being competitive:
"Yeah, absolutely. They're competitors. Just knowing both of them, they're guys that both are going to want to be the guy out there on day one. To me, we wouldn't want them here if they weren't that way."
On his impression of QB Johnny Manziel after practicing with the veterans:
"I just think it's like any other rookie, that he's just inconsistent. I think a lot of it's the mental part of it, he's more worried about getting the formation right, making sure the motion is correct, and he's got the cadence. Then, he's got to worry about where guys are. Being good mechanically takes a back seat to learning the system first. I think you see over the maturation process, once all that stuff becomes second nature, that he'll be a lot more comfortable. I think he flashed some things today that made him kind of who he is, the ability to make plays on his feet."
On the Texas A&M offense not having a playbook and if this is a big transition for Manziel:
"I think that's just a very much over-simplification. They had a very, reasonably complicated offense. They just chose not to put it on paper, which to me is maybe even more of a credit to how productive those offenses have been, knowing that they don't have a book. There's more and more coaches that are like that, that won't necessarily put it down because they're afraid at some point or another it's going to get out. That's not really a concern for us."
On the problems the pistol formation presents for a defense:
"It's difficult because you have the advantages of the shotgun, but you can still run your run game with having the back at home. I think that gives the quarterback a little bit of a head start. For the most part, defensively we will treat it as quarterback under center with a back behind him, but I think it just gives the offense an advantage of they can still get to all of their back-at-home runs and have the advantage of the head start with the snap."
On if there are things you can do with the pistol:
"Yeah, there's some. I think (offensive coordinator) Kyle (Shanahan) is on the leading edge, as stuff going back to Washington, of things you can do out of the pistol."
On if he notices any difference in Hoyer because of the quarterback competition:
"I don't. He shows up here every day ready to work and it's the classic gym rat: first one here, last one to leave. He's grinding. I don't think this is anything, as he's already talked about, this wasn't unexpected to him."
On if WR Miles Austin arrived with something wrong physically:
"No, I just think we wanted to be prudent with him and just kind of work him off to the side for a while to get him up to what we feel would be good enough condition to participate. I think he could have gone out there and taken some reps, but just we want to be real cautious. It is May. We've got a long time to go before the season."
On if Austin was limited because he has not been in any team's offseason program:
On players 'mixing it up' at practice and if he likes seeing that:
"Do I have to tell the truth (joking)? We tell our guys we want to be competitive, not combative. That it's a fine line, and we want our guys right up to that line. It is an emotional sport, and in some guys sometimes it'll trigger a response that, as a staff, you don't necessarily want. We want our guys out there competing, and that's what this game is all about. In the offseason, we want guys competing for jobs and going hard against each other."
On not wanting Manziel to run around and how to project how he will perform in the pocket:
"First of all, I don't think we've ever said that we don't want him running around. We're going to put him in situations where he can execute an offense that'll give us the best chance to win. We're going to take advantage of his mobility. You don't take a guy that's made a living being a mobile quarterback and tell him all of a sudden that he has to be a statue. When he's in there and we actually have things set for him in a game plan there will be some things that take advantage of what he can do with his feet."
On if it is more difficult to see Manziel's skill set in a practice rather than a game:
"Absolutely, plus it's just tough for him now being in, as we've already referred to it, his infant stages where he's just trying to learn the book. It was hard for him even to take reps with the one's. Didn't get a ton of reps because they're so much more advanced playbook-wise than where he is. He's just coming off a rookie-camp install and just basically a week of meetings with Kyle (Shanahan) and (quarterbacks coach) Dowell (Loggains) and the rest of the offense. I think it's tough for guys really to shine early when they have a lot on their plate. It's the old 'paralysis through analysis' saying that the guy's got too much to think about it's hard for him to really go full speed."
On his impressions of Manziel after being in the building for a week:
"He's quiet actually. He's a good guy to be around. I think the guys in the locker room will be able to tell you that he's a fun guy in the locker room. But you can tell, when it's time to work he works, and he's very serious about this. You can tell he's very competitive."
On handling WR Josh Gordon's situation:
"For us, until we're told otherwise, it's business as usual."
On if OL Joel Bitonio was taking reps with the first team because OL Paul McQuistan wasn't at practice or if he likes him that much:
"McQuistan, I believe, is in (Washington) D.C. if I'm correct. Is (Super Bowl champion) Seattle (Seahawks) visiting the White House? I believe that's the case. He asked for permission, I just wasn't sure the day. I knew he was going to miss a day. He cleared that through, talked to (offensive line) coach (Andy) Moeller about it. Sometimes that's tough. I know those guys want to rotate those guys inside, but we'll stay true to not handing jobs to anybody, just like (DB Justin) Gilbert you didn't see out with the one's. He was behind (DB) Buster (Skrine)."
On what he looks for from Manziel at this stage of the offseason:
"You've got to build the foundation first. I think you want him to learn the offense as it exists, and we know that there will be times when we do get into live situations that he's going to be able to make plays, but that's not something you want - we're not going to coach that out of him, but these are basic, basic installs. He's trying to learn formations. He's trying to learn basic plays. I think there will be a time down the road for the stuff that makes him special, the improv stuff."
On the rotation of LBs Jabaal Sheard, Paul Kruger and Barkevious Mingo:
"I don't think you can have enough good pass rushers. I think we'll always be mindful of who's out there and who's well-rested. The key is to get a lead in the fourth quarter and have fresh pass rushers. That'll be the goal of every game, and when you have guys that can play off of each other, just like we'll do at running back, I see pass rushers the same way. If those guys aren't fresh late in the game, then you'll be in trouble."
On what he thinks about RB Terrance West:
"Again, similar to the Manziel situation, he's just learning the offense. He's already just flashed some of the things that made him special. For a big man to move the way that he moves, just some of the cuts that he's made. He's got dancer-type feet, but it's in a 230-pound man."
On the depth at running back:
"I think in the AFC North, especially, you have to be running back by committee. You'd like to have a guy that can carry most of the load, but to have the ability to alternate guys. Just like I just talked about with pass rushers, you've got to be able to get fresh legs out there."


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Despite the restrictions put on recruiting at Penn State, head coach Bill O'Brien has done an excellent job of landing top recruits. The 2013 class is ranked as the 24th best in the country according to ESPN Recruiting Nation.
According to Nittany Nation's Josh Moyer, the Nittany Lions have only two scholarships remaining for the 2013 class.
After those spots are filled, O'Brien and his stiff will turn their attention to the class of 2014 and the future of Penn State football. Running back Mark Allen from Maryland has already given the Nittany Lions a verbal commitment to join the class of '14.
Due to the fact that scholarship numbers are going to be reduced, it's going to be important that the coaching staff does its homework and doesn't make mistakes in recruiting.
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This year I used frozen tart shells for my baking. I didn't have any spare pastry and I needed something to top my Mincemeat tarts... this is what I came up with -- and they are GREAT!
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- 1⁄3 cup butter
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- 1⁄2 cup white sugar
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- Using a fork; Combine Butter, Flour and Sugar. Blend until the mixture looks like small peas (flour will be totally incorportated).
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- Spinkle the top of each tart with approximately 1 tbsp of the Crumble. Do NOT press down.
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I'm so used to making regular-sized pies that I often overlook the tarts! Well, not this time ~ THESE TARTS ARE WONDERFUL! One thing I want to do another time (MANY 'another' times!) is to tone down the intense flavor of the mincemeat with perhaps a half cup or so of finely diced pears (canned)! Still, these will make great 'treats' during the winter holidays, especially! [Tagged, made & reviewed as part of my Pie theme in My-3-Chefs]


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ROCK HILL, S.C. — The State reports that a tribute is being held here for Willie Chisolm, an African-American businessman who bought two used buses to transport rural African-American children to school in the 1950s.
At the time, all schools in the state were segregated by race. School buses were not made available by the state to many African-American children in rural areas, Fred Cathcart, one of the organizers of the event, told the newspaper.
Chisolm drove the school buses he bought, and students did as well. The buses took students to school for whatever money a child's family could afford, or for free if they could not afford to pay at all, according to the news outlet.
Many of the people who rode the buses that Chisholm provided will honor him at the event.
Chisholm died in 1962, before the schools integrated in 1966.
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Financing social care. Charitable institutions and redistribution of income in pre-industrial societies around the world (c. 1600-1900)
Organizers: Lex Heerma van Voss, Marco van Leeuwen and Elise van Nederveen Meerkerk
Income inequality is at the core of most debates in economics and economic history. For pre-industrial societies, new research aims at calculating coefficients for historical income inequality within and between regions. However, in studies of pre-industrial income distribution, the redistribution by means of charity is usually not taken into account.
Nevertheless, in all human societies, income distribution as a primary outcome of economic activities is corrected by transfers of money, goods, care and other services. Those with income support the (very) young, the (very) old, the sick and the weak, at the very least within their own families. In most societies these transfers or redistributions of income reach beyond the family, and extend to the local community, or to a national or even international scale. In preindustrial societies, these transfers could be direct and on a face to face basis, but also through institutions and anonymously, voluntary or obligatory, through churches, special charitable foundations, or mutual assurances; could be paid as alms, insurance premiums or taxes.
In this session we aim at a comparative history of pre-industrial charitable giving. We focus on how institutions influenced the practice of charitable income transfers. In some cases charity was only one of a variety of tasks for institutions, as was the case for churches and guilds. Taking up collections could be part of religious services, but also take part elsewhere, door to door or in public space. Some societies knew special charitable foundations, which enabled donors to set apart a form of capital (land, money) and do good with the income generated from this. This is true for Christian, Muslim and Jewish societies. However, in most other societies it was possible to donate capital to a religious institution with the intention to have its proceeds used for charitable purposes, but not to create a separate self-governing foundation to do so. Other examples of income transfers are (mutual) assistance by neighbours or friends. These could be more or less monetized, regulated or institutionalized, but seem to have been important throughout the world.
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Fingerprinting school kids for lunch. Several schools in California will require students to scan their fingerprints before getting their school lunch to help speed up cafeteria lines. Don't worry about it, it's already being done in Georgia while Florida has a similar system which also lets parents check to see what their kids bought for lunch. Arizona doesn't do fingerprints, it just has the kids enter a number for their meals. New Jersey has Iris Scanning.
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Late in the fourth quarter of a game the Delaware 87ers were in the process of putting away against the Erie BayHawks, Delaware's Tiny Gallon missed a two-handed slam and reacted with astonishment.
It was understandable. Just about everything Gallon did in the 87ers' 124-115 win over the BayHawks on Monday worked to perfection.
The 6-foot 9-inch Gallon, signed out of the D-League free-agent pool on Dec. 31, scored 33 points and added 24 rebounds as Delaware overwhelmed the BayHawks inside and on the boards for their first win in three meetings between the teams this season.
"I've never had a game like that," said Gallon, who played collegiately for Oklahoma. "It just gives us confidence. We had like a nine- or 10-game losing streak, so for us to come up here and get a win is like a stress release."
The BayHawks (6-16), losers of three straight, led by as many as 11 in the first half and by six, 83-77, entering the fourth quarter. Then things fell apart.
More precisely, Gallon and the expansion 87ers (4-20), losers of 10 straight coming in, got hot and buried them. Delaware shot 69.6 percent from the field (16-of-23) in the final 12 minutes, scored 47 points, grabbed 15 rebounds and turned five BayHawks turnovers into 13 points.
Gallon had 17 points and 10 rebounds in the fourth quarter alone and Vander Blue, who led all scorers with 35 points, buried back-to-back 3-pointers to turn a 101-100 deficit into a five-point lead Delaware never surrendered.
"Other than hit him with a chair, I don't think there's anything" the BayHawks could have done to stop Gallon, BayHawks coach Gene Cross said. "We tried to double-team him and he fought out of the double-team and would re-post. He got to the offensive backboard. He had 10 offensive rebounds. You have to keep guys like that off the backboard."
The loss spoiled the return of leading scorer Scott Suggs and guard Lewis Jackson from injuries in a nationally-televised game that aired live on CBS Sports Network.
Suggs had 20 points and hit 4-of-8 from 3-point range, and Justin Brownlee led the BayHawks with 24 points and eight rebounds. But a huge rebounding deficit (54-33) kept them from pulling away and the fourth-quarter meltdown finished them off.
"It's about being able to stop their guys from getting to the basket," Cross said of the 87ers, who had 72 points in the paint. "They have a team full of attacking guys and we did not stop them. It seemed like (Blue) had five layups in a row, but it was more like three. But it didn't matter whether it was Vander or anyone else, it was a collective, group collapse."
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WASHINGTON D.C. – U.S. Representative Charles W. Boustany, Jr., (R-Southwest Louisiana), today urged Navy Secretary Ray Mabus, who was appointed by President Obama to oversee Gulf Coast restoration, to meet with Southwest Louisiana residents ahead of outlining his plan.
"I appreciate Secretary Mabus's commitment to meet with residents along the Gulf Coast to develop a sound plan to restore our vital wetlands, but the people of Southwest Louisiana should have their voices heard too," said Boustany. "The Southwest Louisiana coast is still recovering from hurricanes Rita, Gustav and Ike over the last five years and the oil blowout hurts our recovery further. I urge Secretary Mabus to hold a Town Hall in the Southwest Louisiana coastal parishes to get a better understanding of the work that needs to be done."
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Rated 4 out of 5 by BSGO Reservation and Dining During my previous stay, I had given my comments on the poor vegetarian fare in the dinner buffet, not being suitable for indian tastes. This time it was very good and enjoyed the food. Breakfast fare was also very good. Liquor charge rates are quite high. Counter and restaurant staff were very courteous. Airport pickup was efficient. The very small quantity, welcome drink is too sugary and not suitable for diabetics. Check the hotel reservation voucher in detail. They might not link the payment made while making the reservation and hence encounter a problem at the time of check out, delaying your departure. July 29, 2016
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Rated 5 out of 5 by ExplorerBP16 Outstanding Hotel and Service Four Points Shreaton Pune stands out for its great location, chic ambience and prompt service. Hospitality and efficiency levels of the staff are commendable. The service apartments offered by the hotel are perfect for families fitted with all amenities and comfortable living, dining and bedroom (with separate TVs) to provide the comfort of home. The food at the coffee shop and Pan-Asian restaurant offers a wide variety of dishes for foodies. The Bar seems to be buzzing even on weekdays due to great offers and young and lively patrons. Mr. Vijayan, General Manager ensured that we had a comfortable and memorable stay. Thanks to the entire team for making it a great trip! June 14, 2016
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No end in sight for US drone war via Germany
On 27 May 2015, the Administrative Court (Verwaltungsgericht) of Cologne dismissed the claim brought against the German government by three Yemeni citizens concerning the use of US military base Ramstein in drone attacks. The claimants as well as the ECCHR and London human rights organization Reprieve regret the decision. Together with the claimants the organizations have lodged an appeal.
Germany's responsibility for the US drone war: "See nothing, hear nothing, say nothing"
"Today's decision allows the German government to continue to play the innocent," said ECCHR General Secretary Wolfgang Kaleck after the hearing. "See nothing, hear nothing, say nothing – with this strategy the government cannot and will not be able to meet its obligation to prevent human rights violations committed by the USA via German territory. On the contrary, with this approach Germany is making itself complicit in the deaths of civilians as part of the US drone war."
No drone strikes without Ramstein
Kat Craig, Legal Director at Reprieve, said: "Without Germany – and other Western allies – the US could not fly the drones that kill innocent civilians like my client Faisal bin Ali Jaber's family in Yemen. "For too long, the drone program has been allowed to operate in the shadows – away from judicial and public scrutiny. Whilst we may have lost today, this hearing was an important step in the direction of greater transparency and accountability." Sönke Hilbrans, lawyer for the familiy, added: "The obligation to protect human rights also applies to countries like Germany who don't want to play an active role in conflict."
Drone strike survivors are traumatized
The claimants survived a drone strike in Yemen in which Ramstein played a central role. Two of their relatives died in the attack, while many other family members have been left traumatized.
"I had hoped that today the Court would restore Yemen's faith in the West's commitment to the rule of law, and that the German government would put a stop to its role in these illegal and immoral operations. But we will not give up: it is – quite simply – a matter of life or death for us," said Faisal bin Ali Jaber after the court hearing, who brought the claim along with his relatives Ahmed Saeed bin Ali Jaber and Khaled Mohmed Naser bin Ali Jaber.
Decision of the Administrative Court of Cologne (27 May 2015)https://www.justiz.nrw.de/nrwe/ovgs/vg_koeln/j2015/3_K_5625_14_Urteil_20150527.html
Declaration Faisal bin Ali Jaber for Court HearingDrones_Yemen_Hearing_Statement_FaisalBinAliJaber_engl.pdf (160.8 KiB)
Letter to President Obama on drone strikesCivil Society Joint Letter to President Obama on Drone Strikes - May 13 2015.pdf (49.3 KiB)
Q&A Germany's Role in the US drone warfareen/our_work/international-crimes-and-accountability/drones/q-a.html
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"Were it not for the help of Germany and Ramstein, men like my brother-in-law and nephew might still be alive today. It is quite simple: without Germany, US drones would not fly." says Faisal bin Ali Jaber, survivor of a drone strike in Yemen and one of the claimants. On 15 October he and his relatives lodged a complaint against the German government. The three Yemeni nationals called on Germany to accept legal and political responsibility for US drone warfare in Yemen and to stop the use of the US military base and in particular the satellite relay station in Ramstein. "I am here to ask that the German people and Parliament be told the full extent of what is happening in their country, and that the German government stop Ramstein being used to help the US' illegal and devastating drone war in my country," said Faisal bin Ali Jaber.
The drone strike in Yemen on 29 August 2012
On 29th August 2012, five rockets fired by US drones struck the village of Khashamir in eastern Yemen. The extended bin Ali Jaber family had gathered in the village to celebrate a wedding. Two members of the family were killed in the strike. Other family members were left with ongoing trauma. The US military base in Ramstein was used to help carry out the attack. Despite this the German government continues to deny any responsibility for civilian deaths caused by US drone warfare.
European countries must stop helping the US drone war
"Ramstein is crucially important to US drone warfare. The German government must put an end to the use of this base – otherwise the government is making itself complicit in the deaths of innocent civilians," said Andreas Schüller, head of the International Crimes and Accountability program at ECCHR. "Ramstein must no longer be used to control drone strikes. Germany cannot simply hide behind the Status of Forces Agreeme.
A similar view is taken by Kat Craig, Legal Director of Reprieve who represents the bin Ali Jaber family and other victims of drone strikes: "Faisal knows all too personally the horrific consequences of US drone strikes. European countries must face up to their role in all this and stop helping the US carry out its illegal and devastating drone war."
Targeted killings with drones
In the past few years, the deaths of alleged terrorists from targeted drone strikes have increased continuously. The US uses armed drones so far in Afghanistan, Pakistan, Yemen and Somalia. These attacks often breach public international law and human rights standards. Alleged terrorists were killed without the possibility to defend themselves against allegations and in numerous cases the victims were civilians. European governments support the US by the exchange of information. The use of drones suspends the respect for the rule of law and democratic control, undermines the separation of armed forces, intelligence services and police, means poor access to justice for individuals and tightens new forms of warfare.
ECCHR analyzed the German prosecutor's decision to discontinue investigations into the death of Bünyamin E. in Pakistan in October 2010. According to the ECCHR's examination, the decision raises a number of serious doubts as to the application and interpretation of the law and shows insufficient investigations. The expert opinion is intended to enable the family of Bünyamin E. to exercise their rights. ECCHR is in contact with witnesses of drone strikes and supported the UN Special Rapporteur on human rights in countering terrorism in drafting a report on legal standards for the use of drones. In addition, members of ECCHR have appeared as experts before the human rights committee of the German parliament and the faction of the left party. Moreover, they joined panel discussions regarding use of armed drones at events in Brussels, Tübingen and Bremen.


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Our leadership team recognizes the loving authority of God, and we serve under, Jesus Christ. We desire to spread the loving word of our Father. Our passion and goal is to equip believers for ministry wherever he or she may be.
Alf and Pam Dyck – Pastors
Alf and Pam Dyck are the Pastors of the River Church of Abbotsford. They are much loved and have modelled to us there is no limit to His power to work in our lives. They are committed to helping people experience wholeness through the love of the Father and have set the vision to equip us to love God and love others with His love in our community and beyond. Come visit us and see what they are all about! Pam is also responsible for the prayer and the prophetic in the River.
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John & Kristin Miller moved here October, 2010 from Oroville, California and have a unique story to tell. John is originally from Cape May, New Jersey and Kristin is from Windsor, Ont but they both met in OrorvilleCalifornia at The Father's House Church. John is the River's Worship Leader & Church Leader. He has a passion for worship and seeing people healed and restored through the presence of God. Kristin has a passion for prayer and has a heart to see the broken and lost healed and restored. John may look rough on the outside but on the inside he is a real softy. Kristin also may seem quiet but she is a warrior on the inside and has some fire to share. John seeks for justice in the Kingdom and Kristin seeks for truth and faithfulness. Together they enjoy serving, loving and giving their life away for the Kingdom of God.
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Passport to Prana offers aspiring yoga enthusiasts and gurus a first-class ticket to wellness at 22 yoga studios around Miami.
Your New Years resolution for 2012? A tighter tush and six-pack abs. (Just like the year before, and before that one. No big.)
Allow us to introduce you to Passport to Prana, an innovative yoga business that just launched in Miami allowing residents dictate when, where, and how they'll take their yoga classes for a fraction of the price.
How? Passport to Prana offers aspiring yoga enthusiasts and gurus a first-class ticket to wellness at 22 yoga studios around Miami. Card holders are entitled to take a single class at every participating studio in their area without having to pay costly drop-in fees or commit to a long-term yoga membership.
Want to learn Hatha today, explore Bikram tomorrow, and then try Vinyasa on Friday? No problem. Passport to Prana lets would-be yogis become both tourist and travel agent. Members completely customize their yoga experience...from schedule to area of interest to neighborhood to fitness level.
Each Passport costs $30, making the cost of each yoga session a little over a $1. (That's less than the cost of a yoga mat rental!) Passport to Prana is a great and easy way for Miami residents to stick to those New Year's fitness resolutions without investing in an expensive gym membership.
Like all Passports, this one has an expiration date. Miami regional Passports are good for one year after activation and can be purchased at www.passporttoprana.com and select participating studios.
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Denver quarterback Peyton Manning has been selected to 12 Pro Bowls, a record at his position.
Jaguars rookie safeties Johnathan Cyprien and Josh Evans have played in 10 NFL games combined.
For Cyprien and Evans, Sunday?s game at undefeated Denver (5-0) will likely be their ?Welcome to the NFL? moment. The Jaguars (0-5) are currently a whopping 27??-point underdog.
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In reality, there is no alternative to a medium-term strategy built around drastic deficit reduction, the like of which Britain has not seen since Geoffrey Howe's 1981 Budget, which Margaret Thatcher's economic adviser, Alan Walters, called "the biggest fiscal squeeze of peacetime". That Budget provoked a storm of protest, including the notorious letter to The Times signed by 364 academic economists, warning of dire consequences unless the Thatcher government reversed course. Norman Stone calls that letter a "suicide note", and it is true that the 1981 crisis marked the moment when monetarist ideas from the United States replaced the post-war Keynesian orthodoxy. But the victory of Thatcherism was never a foregone conclusion, even after the Falklands War and her electoral triumph in 1983. "You know, Alan, they may get rid of me for this. At least I shall have gone, knowing that I did the right thing."
Now the challenge for Cameron is to take a similar risk. This time the fiscal squeeze will have to be harsher still, and he must never forget that we are not at peace, but at war — a war not just against the Taliban, but the shadowy forces of global jihad, a war of which no end is yet in sight. Will the condominium with Clegg make it easier or more difficult to gamble? The chances are that coalition government will be more cautious, more conventional, more consensual and less confrontational than the great reforming leaders of the past, who could usually rely on their own majority to provide solid support. But consensus politics is a luxury that the country cannot afford. Cameron will have to gamble, and he has to be able to rely on Clegg. If Cameron finds himself with his back to the wall, beset by the media and perhaps by rebellions in his own ranks, will Clegg back him or sack him? For the junior partner in this coalition has the power, despite their solemn "prenuptial agreement", to bring the whole thing crashing down. At the first Cabinet meeting, Vince Cable observed archly that his Indian in-laws had assured him that arranged marriages were sometimes better than those born out of love. But trust is also a factor in relationships, and Clegg has already shown that he is quite capable of two-timing the Tories. He who sups with the Liberal Democrats needs a long spoon.
The presence of radical reformers of schools and welfare respectively, Michael Gove and Iain Duncan Smith, should ensure that the government maintains at least some principles beyond good housekeeping. Gove made a good start by restoring the old departmental title "Education Secretary", instead of his predecessor Ed Balls's amorphous appellation "Children, Schools and Families". That change was first advocated here in Standpoint, in Gove's Dialogue with Chris Woodhead last January. In due course, the education department's responsibilities for child welfare and family policy should be given to Duncan Smith. The nucleus of an authentic Conservative revival is already discernable in the Cabinet, centred on Michael Gove, Liam Fox and IDS. If they are allied with the able and experienced group of Tory ministers just below Cabinet rank, such as Oliver Letwin, David Willetts, Greg Clark, Damian Green and Dominic Grieve, they should be able to put flesh on the bones of the Big Society, which fell so flat with voters at the election. The "decontamination" of the Conservative "brand", which Michael Portillo hails as Cameron's triumph, has in fact left an intellectual vacuum which must now be filled as a matter of urgency. Recruiting Frank Field as poverty czar was a very good start, but leaking the news before he had agreed was crass and nearly scuppered the deal.
The trouble is that the Conservative rank and file know full well that the party ran a lousy election campaign, but the leadership has still not accepted the consequences. The splendid Tim Montgomerie has already set out a detailed critique on ConservativeHome, with which it is hard to disagree. The themes were mixed and muddled, there was no attempt to nail Labour's catastrophic failures, and the public was given no strong positive reason to vote Conservative. Above all, the decision to take part in the TV debates cost Cameron his lead. The strategy in marginal seats using Lord Ashcroft's money yielded disappointing results in some cases, such as Hammersmith and Westminster North. When Cameron conducts his post mortem, as he must, three individuals should take responsibility for the failure to achieve a majority: George Osborne, Steve Hilton and Andy Coulson. Of these three, Osborne will have his hands full as Chancellor from now on. Hilton and Coulson have no such excuse. It is necessary for leaders sometimes to be ruthless with their friends, and Cameron should dispense with the Falstaffs of CCHQ forthwith. Lord Ashcroft, too, must take some responsibility: the impression of unaccountable power and influence was damaging to Cameron and he would be wise to keep his distance henceforth.
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His book co-authored with Tuesday Reitano, Migrant, Refugee, Smuggler, Saviour will be published at the end of September by C. Hurst & Co.
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Australia's oldest zoo is also its boldest... how can 320 species and live entertainment be wrong?
Opened in 1862, the Royal Melbourne Zoo is the oldest zoo in Australia and the third oldest in the world. Yet despite its age, this sprawling zoo has remained a firm favourite in the hearts and imaginations of Melburnians young and old because it never stops evolving. Several years ago, the Monkey Island built in 1938 became home to a thriving colony of Australian Fur Seals and Little Penguins – and the relatively recent Trail of the Elephants transports visitors to the villages and gardens of Asia, while highlighting the need for conservation of the majestic species.
A trip to Melbourne Zoo done right is a full-day odyssey across 320 species and various animal ampitheatres - landscaped gardens full of birds, tropical hothouses fluttering with butterflies, natural bush settings bouncing with native animals, aquariums bubbling over with platypus, seals, penguins and fish and wild open plains where giraffe, lions and other marvels of the natural world roam. In summer the joint hosts the spectacular live shows Twilights at the Zoo, and there are amazing Roar 'n' Snore experiences allowing rare-access camp-outs in Zoo grounds.
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Attended the Vintage Bazaar this weekend, and took some photos. Kind of regretting not purchasing the skull.
Over the weekend, the Vintage Bazaar returned to the Dank Haus German Cultural Center. This was the first event we went to, way back in 2010 and so it was fun to revisit the space.
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Welcome to The Pizza Kitchen! Our mission is to provide great tasting pizza, wings and so much more.
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The owner of The Pizza Kitchen, Chris Kachmar, first opened The Stocked Fridge in August, 2006 and has grown that business exponentially. She has now expanded her expertise into the pizza industry. We invite you to come check us out!
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One more week until Thanksgiving in the U. S. Did you know plumbers do especially well this time of year? There are also some horror stories about people who chose to deep fry their turkeys, as in flames rising so high the fire department had to be called! Read some hilarious Thanksgiving horror stories at Dawn's Reading Nook, per my blog post.
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Rios Expects To Be Stronger, Around 150 For Pacquiao
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Brandon Rios (31-1-1, 23KOs) expects to have most of the physical advantages when he steps in the ring with eight division world champion Manny Pacquiao (54-5-2, 38KOs) on November 23rd in Macau, China. Rios is moving to to 147-pounds to take the fight, a quick move after recently jumping to junior welterweight two fights ago. But Pacquiao is a small welterweight and rarely weighs in at the fulll welterweight limit.
"Definitely I think that's gonna be one of the big things too because I am way bigger than Pacquiao and yes I'm gonna be comfortable fighting at 147 lbs I know I was supposed to fight at 140 but the last 2-3 pounds is not gonna kill me, it won't be a factor, so 147 is gonna be a great opportunity for me, I'm gonna feel very strong at 147 lbs. My walking around weight is at 155 so it's not gonna be hard to make 147. I'm probably about 159-160 right now," Rios told On The Ropes Boxing Radio.
Although Rios is going up to 147, he doesn'te expect to be too much bigger on the night of the fight. He says a weight of 150 will likely be the most he packs on before he enters the ring.
"Honestly I don't really know to tell you the truth, probably around 150 lbs, every time the next day I never go higher than 150 lbs but I know I'm just gonna be an animal when it's time to fight. I'm always confident but after the next day I think I'm gonna feel even better because I usually make 140 lbs but I have to suck up too much. I don't have to kill myself so the next day I'm gonna be even stronger. I'm gonna be really, really strong," Rios said.
cant wait to see how Pacquiao looks in this fight. I think Pac will win but Rios has a very good chance if he trains rightComment by Kingjames6Flee on 08-24-2013
[QUOTE=TLC8;13676413]Stupid..... "he's going for the KO"..... once I'd like to hear an idiot say..... "he's going for the decision"...... Dude is that the best analysis you can come up with???? Stay off your computer![/QUOTE] He's right tho, **** a decision…Comment by Reloaded on 08-24-2013
So Rios is gunna be around 150 , hmmm Manny was 145 fight night when he was a JLW 6yrs ago , I think Rios will be fat . [IMG]http://img64.imageshack.us/img64/9966/pacmarquezii.jpg[/IMG]Comment by [email protected] on 08-24-2013
i don't think weight can be a factor for rios...a fighter who stand toe-to-toe with pacquiao will rest on the canvass for sure...if rios will not use his feet, he's in for a disaster...jmm's face was busted when he goes…Comment by B-Bomber on 08-24-2013
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The marijuana agents said they found during a search of the Houston farm in January hasn't resulted in any state or federal drug charges.
"Common sense would tell you if they found all this marijuana, someone would have been charged," Leon Houston said last week during his federal trial.
Houston was accused of being in possession of firearms while high on marijuana.
He represented himself in the three-day trial and was found not guilty.
A prison guard at the Morgan County Correctional Complex was arrested in Roane County last week after authorities were called to her home about a domestic dispute.
Vickie Lynn Hill, 46, and her husband, Fred Ray Hill, 49, are both charged with domestic assault, manufacturing a controlled substance and possession of a firearm during a felony.
Dorinda Carter, a spokeswoman for the Tennessee Department of Correction, said Vickie Lynn Hill is a corrections officer at the Morgan County prison.
State Sen. Mae Beavers, R-Mount Juliet, said the National Precursor Log Exchange is doing its job in keeping pseudoephedrine out of the hands of meth cooks.
Pseudoephedrine is found in cold and allergy medicines, such as Sudafed and Allegra-D.
It also happens to be a key ingredient in the manufacture of methamphetamine.
The National Precursor Log Exchange, also known as NPLEx, is supposed to prevent pseudoephedrine from being diverted for illegal purposes through real-time electronic tracking.
Leonard Lloyd James, 33, was indicted by the Roane County grand jury last month for aggravated sexual battery.
James, who also goes by the name Buddy Love, was arrested on Nov. 2. The alleged crime occurred on July 8. The alleged victim was younger than 13.
Court records listed James' address as 929 Sewanee St., Apt. 101, Harriman.
Assistant Public Defender Walter Johnson has been appointed to represent James. A status hearing is scheduled for March 10.
The IRS is warning the public about a phone scam that targets people across the nation, including recent immigrants.
Callers claiming to be from the IRS tell intended victims they owe taxes and must pay using a pre-paid debit card or wire transfer.
The caller threatens those who refuse to pay with arrest, deportation or loss of a business or driver's license.
The callers who commit this fraud often:
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After 29 years of family business, Jack and Betty McGuire have decided it's time to close the doors of Rockwood's J&B Furniture.
The store is a fixture on downtown's West Rockwood Street.
"In February, it would have been 30 years," Betty McGuire said.
Jack McGuire has been in Rockwood 45 years and worked at many businesses before finding his passion in furniture sales.
Coy R. Slaven, a 35-year-old Harriman man, was killed in a Saturday morning car crash.
According to the Tennessee Highway Patrol, the wreck happened on Highway 27 at the intersection of Rock Bridge Road just after midnight.
The report said Slaven ran off the road and struck a tree in his 1996 Ford Explorer.
Litigation that has pitted Harriman city officials with the developers of Pinnacle Pointe shopping center ended in somewhat of a whimper.
The parties met in mediation for hours Tuesday before coming up with a settlement significantly less than both parties said they could be owed.
"We were up there from 9 to 6 kicking everything around," said Councilman J.D. Sampson. "We made an offer. They came back and counter-offered. We ended up getting not what we wanted, but they didn't get what they wanted. We kind of met in the middle."
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Just how disputed are "disputed territories" in Iraq? Time
to let a full nationwide census doing the talking
Just how disputed are "disputed
territories" in Iraq? Time to let a full nationwide
census doing the talking
By Bashdar Ismaeel
Bashdar Pusho Ismaeel is a London-based freelance
writer and analyst, a regular
contributing writer for Ekurd.net website. Ismaeel whose primary focus and
expertise is on the Kurds, Iraq and Middle Eastern
current affairs. The main focus of his writing is to
promote peace, justice and increase awareness of the
diversity, suffering and at times explosive mix in
Iraq and the Middle East.
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Washington Examiner, Asian Times, The Epoch Times,
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High University (Pennsylvania) and Massachusetts
Institute of Technology. His work has been
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Kurdistan Region of Syria 25.7.2012
Syrian Kurds dare
not waste historical opportunity 11.7.2012
Leaving the fate of
Kirkuk to fuzzy democracy while Maliki taunts
the Kurds 18.5.2012
Continue to nurse a
sick Iraq at the expense of Kurdish
nationalism? 13.4.2012
Accept my hand as a
brother and an equal 9.11.2011
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no legal value, Iraqi premier Maliki says
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region" instead of "disputed areas" 14.12.2012
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agree to eventually withdraw forces from
disputed areas 14.12.2012
Kurdish MP denies
rumors that Kurdistan owns heavy weapons such as
fighter aircraft 14.12.2012
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language in Baghdad University considered as
violation: Kurdistan Alliance 14.12.2012
Gambling With Kurdistan
And Checking Baghdad 13.12.2012
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WE ARE VR. When the show VR Troopers was canceled, the cast and crew got drunk, dubbed over part of an episode and threw in some outtakes. Via the Something Awful Forums.
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Muppet blooper reels: Muppets Tonight. Muppet Christmas Carol. Emmett Otter's Jugband Christmas.
The "Holy Grail" of Beatles Outakes
"Take 20" of the Beatles'"Revolution 1" has found its way online. Although the authenticity of the online leak is still to be officially confirmed, the 10 minute recording has been previously documented by Beatles expert Mark Lewisohn and appears to be the gap between the White Album's "Revolution 1" and "Revolution 9".
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Josh Fox's Oscar®-nominated documentary "GasLand" introduced us to scary images of burning water taps, supposedly the result of gas well fracking gone bad. It was such a successful piece of anti-development propaganda that HBO greenlighted a sequel, "GasLand 2", due out this fall.
A new documentary, "TruthLand", is an attempt to counter Josh Fox's distortions. It is the tale of Shelly, a teacher, dairy farmer and mom from Susquehanna County, right in the heart of the Marcellus Shale gas play in northeastern PA. Shelly sets out to find the truth about fracking and gas development, speaking with landowners, environmentalists, engineers, scientists and regulators to learn the impact that fracking might have on her family farm.
Along the way, Shelly finds a "burning faucet" just like in "GasLand", but unlike Josh Fox she discovers the truth behind it.
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You can watch the entire 35-minute movie here.
This is an important issue. Natural gas provides nearly 25% of the energy that America consumes. No energy source including renewables is without risk, but natural gas is the closest thing to an ideal fuel that we have. It is clean, abundant, cheap and American. If you're not a fan of natural gas, you're a fan of mud huts.
We have never had any instance of groundwater contamination from hydraulic fracturing — ever. For any fluid, frac fluid, to migrate up a mile, two miles to the water table is impossible. You are more likely to hit the moon with a Roman candle.
– Elizabeth Ames Jones, Texas Railroad Commission [oil and gas regulatory body] (June 3, 2011)
The "GasLand" movie is misleading. It has a mission. That mission is to shut down the gas industry. It's very effective at stirring fears. The truth about gas drilling is much more complicated and complex than was presented in "GasLand".
-- John Hanger, Former Secretary of the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection
"TruthLand" is a production of Energy in Depth, a project of the Independent Petroleum Association of America.
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Speaker(s): 1 x mixed channel
Expansion / Connectivity
Interfaces: 2 x VGA input - 15 pin HD D-Sub (HD-15) ¦ 1 x S-video input - 4 pin mini-DIN ¦ 1 x serial RS-232 - 9 pin D-Sub (DB-9) ( management ) ¦ 1 x composite video input - RCA ¦ 1 x VGA output - 15 pin HD D-Sub (HD-15) ¦ 1 x audio line-out - mini-phone stereo 3.5 mm ¦ 1 x audio line-in - mini-phone stereo 3.5 mm ¦ 1 x HDMI - 19 pin HDMI Type A ¦ 1 x USB 2
Included Accessories: Carrying case, mouse remote control receiver
Cables Included: 1 x VGA cable - 10 ft
Power Device: Internal
Nominal Voltage: AC 120/230 V ( 50/60 Hz )
Power Consumption Operational: 280 Watt
Power Consumption Operational ( Standby ): 0.4 Watt
Dimensions & Weight
Width: 11.6 in
Depth: 7.7 in
Height: 3.2 in
Weight: 4.4 lbs
Environmental Parameters
Min Operating Temperature: 41 °F
Max Operating Temperature: 95 °F
Humidity Range Operating: 30 - 70% (non-condensing)
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Manufactured by: Stampede Presentation
Warranty provided by: Stampede Presentation
UPC No: 026649310188
Mfg Part No: PJ X3241N
Box Size:
( Length:15, Width:10, Depth:7)
Shipping Weight: 8.4500 pound(s)
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