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A Firm Foundation (Mystery and the Minister's Wife Series, Book 22)by Anne Marie Rodgers
ON SOLID GROUND ... AS SUMMER REACHES MIDSWING, Kate arrives home from vacation, anxious to reunite with her friends, especially head librarian Livvy Jenner. But at church on Sunday, Kate notices that her best friend is nowhere in sight. When Livvy's husband reveals that she is at work, Kate checks on her, only to find that she is not her usual self...and neither is the library. Kate soon discovers that the library has been closed, and no one knows why. Meanwhile, Paul joins a team of workers to help repair the storm-damaged home of one of the library's volunteers. As Kate supports Paul's efforts and tries to comfort Livvy, she sets off in search of answers, desperate to find out who's behind the closing of the beloved downtown institution. She quickly discovers that the building's history is more complicated than she ever imagined and that the fate of the library is in question. Will she find out who owns the building and reopen it before time runs out?
How the Heart Runs (Mystery and the Minister's Wife Series, Book 18)by Anne Marie Rodgers
The woman, clearly shaken, pleads for Kate to stay by her side even as paramedics come to her aid, and they quickly forge a friendship. Despite Kate's growing affection for Emmaline, the woman seems evasive about the details of her sickness--and her past--and Kate begins to question what exactly has afflicted Emmaline. How can Kate properly minister to her if she doesn't know the whole truth? Who is this private, lonely woman? Meanwhile, a young mother in town is slowly recovering from major surgery and her family struggles to cope. As Kate cares for the family while also meeting the demands of her friendship with Emmaline, she begins to see there's much more to the mysterious woman than she ever imagined.
Saints Among Us (Tales from Grace Chapel Inn #37)by Anne Marie Rodgers
It's Christmas and the Howard sisters are busy helping others but they soon realise that asking for help might be the key to making this a holiday they won't soon forget! Christmas is fast approaching, but stormy conditions -- some weather-related, others from an irate Ethel Buckley -- might put a damper on the celebrations. Meanwhile, the Howard sisters are hard at work helping those in need during the blessed Christmas season: Alice travels to a disaster area to care for a group of furry patients; Louise uses her talents to prepare for a beautiful Christmas service at Grace Chapel; and Jane strives to make a Christmas fundraiser a source of fellowship. But as their plans change, they learn that sometimes asking for help is as important as giving it.
Steady And Slow (Tales From Grace Chapel Inn #45)by Anne Marie Rodgers
When an unusual guest arrives at Grace Chapel Inn, Alice does her best to make her comfortable, not in one of the guest rooms, but in the laundry. Another guest stirs up a competitive reaction in Jane, and her crushing defeat in a simple game of Scrabble sets off a quest to even the score in an ancient game. And when an old letter brings a forgotten piece of Acorn Hill's history to light, Louise, with the help of a new friend, undertakes a search for the truth. In each case, the Howard sisters find that taking things steady and slow reveals new lessons every day.
Talk of the Town (Tales from Grace Chapel Inn #41)by Anne Marie Rodgers
Spring brings warm weather and colourful displays of flowers at Grace Chapel Inn, as well as the arrival of two long-term guests. As usual, the Howard sisters open their hearts as well as their home, and Alice finds herself mentoring a charming young doctoral student whose real field of study seems to be the townspeople. Jane becomes tour guide and genealogical sleuth for a traveller from afar. Meanwhile, Louise fears that she may have driven away a precious member of the family. Will the prodigal pet come home again? And speculation and curiosity run rampant when mysterious tracks are discovered near Fairy Pond. Could Acorn Hill be home to a legendary creature? Join us once again at Grace Chapel Inn, where Alice, Jane, and Louise rekindle old memories, rediscover their childhood bonds, revel in the blessings of friendship, and meet fascinating guests along the way.
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Tomlinson to the fore for Hampshire
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James Tomlinson bagged 4-59 to help skittle Kent for 182 and give fellow relegation candidates Hampshire a slender first-innings lead on a second day cut short by rain and bad light.
Heavy overnight rain followed by early-morning showers at Canterbury put paid to the entire morning session but umpires Nigel Cowley and Rob Bailey finally decreed that play could get under way at 1.35pm with the loss of 30 overs.
Resuming on 15 for one in reply to Hampshire's 204, Kent lost three wickets in the afternoon session but capitulated after tea as Tomlinson and veteran skipper Dominic Cork, who took 3-44, prospered. Sean Ervine chipped in with 2-35.
Despite gloomy overhead conditions, Kent made a bright start in adding 36 to their overnight score inside 10 overs before suffering their first casualty.
Rob Key played across the line of a Cork off-cutter to go leg before for 19 - he did not hit a boundary off the 82 balls he faced - leaving Kent 41 for two.
Joe Denly and Martin van Jaarsveld doubled the total before, who top-scored with 42, pushed defensively inside the line of an Ervine leg-cutter that clattered into middle and off stumps.
Geraint Jones was next to go, leg before for five as he attempted to drive left-arm spinner Danny Briggs, although he walked off ruefully inspecting the inside edge of his bat.
Kent's demise gathered momentum after tea as they lost their last six wickets for 47 runs.
All looked set fair until Darren Stevens, on 13, aimed an airy drive at Tomlinson to be caught behind by Michael Bates.
Alex Blake, beaten for pace, went leg before and, though James Tredwell glanced the hat-trick ball to fine-leg for four, Kent were already on the slide.
In the next over van Jaarsveld had his off stump plucked out by Cork to depart for 41 as Kent conspired to lose three wickets for four runs in the space of five balls.
Malinga Bandara and Matt Coles both attempted to hit out lustily, only to fall to Tomlinson, then Tredwell holed out at deep midwicket to give Ervine a cheap wicket and end a last-wicket stand of 22.
Despite fading light, Hampshire's openers Michael Carberry and Jimmy Adams saw Hampshire to 16 without loss by stumps, the latter surviving the only concerted appeal by Bandara for a potential lbw decision as the lead was stretched to 38.


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Packers Daily Briefing 03.18.09
Good morning. Here's your PDB for March 18, 2009. The Packers signed their first unrestricted free agent -- one of their own -- the Bears lost one of their starting tackles and from my count 10 different newspapers in 10 different NFL cities had stories discussing whether their team should trade for Jay Cutler. His saga is reaching Brett Favre-type proportions.
Recognizing that they just don't have enough bodies at defensive end, the Packers re-signed Mike Montgomery, an unrestricted free agent who had received only slight interest in the market. The signing makes sense even though Montgomery weighs around 275 pounds and is a better fit for a 4-3 defense. From what various 3-4 coaches have said, adjustments can be made for a lighter end as long as he plays on the right side, which most often is away from the tight end. It doesn't hurt for the Packers to give Montgomery a shot at playing the position. Their starting ends will probably come from a group that consists of Cullen Jenkins, Johnny Jolly and Justin Harrell. Montgomery would be next in line with Alfred Malone and Anthony Toribio two other possibilities. The most critical end position is on the strong side where you have to have someone who can hold up against double teams and still be able to move laterally. The prototypical 3-4 left end is the Steelers' Aaron Smith, a 6-5, 298-pound block of granite. He can line up on the tight end's side and not get washed out, but he has enough quickness to get upfield or onto the guard depending on his assignment. This will be a critical position for the Packers. It's questionable whether Jenkins can play it. Harrell would be a better fit if healthy and playing like a first-round pick. It's a position the Packers will probably have to build up through the draft. Some 3-4 prospects are LSU's Tyson Jackson, Iowa's Mitch King and California's Rulon Davis.
- Bob McGinn reports that Montgomery, who signed a two-year deal, is pretty confident that he can handle the end position in the 3-4, especially since defensive coordinator Dom Capers doesn't require the ends to play a two-gap style.
- In that same story, McGinn reports that restricted free agent Jason Hunter, who will convert to LB this year, signed his $1.01 million tender offer.
- Those whose tenders remain unsigned are S Atari Bigby, FB John Kuhn and WR Ruvell Martin. Of the three, Kuhn is the only one who has taken a free agent visit. He visited Arizona and Cincinnati.
Chicago Bears
- Tackle John St. Clair found a bigger pot of gold in Cleveland, leaving the Bears short on the offensive line.
- Quarterback Kyle Orton is making his case that the Bears don't need to pursue competition for him this season.
Detroit Lions
- Newly acquired linebacker Julian Peterson's job will be to add some juice to the Lions' pass rush.
- The Lions will pay interest to Georgia quarterback Matthew Stafford's performance at his pro day Thursday, but they still seem more apt to take a tackle.
- If the Lions were to take Wake Forest linebacker Aaron Curry they would probably play him in the middle.
Minnesota Vikings
- Former NFL quarterback Trent Dilfer weighs in on whether Cutler would be a good fit for the Vikings.
- It won't be as cheap as most people think to pry Julius Peppers from the Carolina Panthers.
- Profootballtalk.com correctly points out that this item is another example that ESPN will not criticize agent Bus Cook for the mess he's created with Cutler and the Broncos because it badly wants Brett Favre to be on its network.
- Wouldn't you like to be a fly on the wall in this room?
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- Video: Breaking down Saturday's Packers practice
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- Packers heighten emphasis on punt return after 2015 struggle
- Packers WRs learning Getsy's way of doing things
- Thompson: 'We're starting a new year and we're playing for a championship'
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NFL roundup, July 31: Trump selected to advance in Bills' sale process
BUFFALO -- Donald Trump remains in the running to buy the Buffalo Bills.
And so are NHL Buffalo Sabres owners Terry and Kim Pegula, a person close to the process confirmed Thursday night to The Associated Press while speaking on the condition of anonymity because the sale is supposed to be private.
Michael Cohen, Trump's executive vice president and special counsel, confirmed in an email to the AP that his boss was chosen to advance to the next round of bidding. Cohen said he was informed of the decision by Morgan Stanley, the banking firm overseeing the sale of the team for late owner Ralph Wilson's estate.
"Mr. Trump's significant wealth, name recognition and real estate knowledge makes him a viable option," Cohen said.
Trump is bidding on his own after electing against being joined by partners. He is prepared to make an all-cash offer.
Trump is proving to be serious in his efforts to buy the Bills, who are on the market after Wilson died in March. Trump was previously dismissed by critics as using the Bills' sale as a publicity stunt.
The Pegulas have been low-key throughout the sale process in regards to their interests in purchasing the Bills.
The Bills most recently were valued by Forbes at $870 million but are expected to sell for at least $1 billion, partly because NFL teams rarely go on the market.
Morgan Stanley's selection of Trump and the Pegulas comes after prospective groups were asked to submit non-binding bids by Tuesday.
A Toronto group that includes rocker Jon Bon Jovi was expected to submit a bid. It's not known if that group has been selected to advance.
The deadline Tuesday was regarded as a soft one, meaning other interested parties can still submit bids until a prospective owner is identified. The time, however, is growing shorter for outside groups to become involved.
The next step is for groups who have been approved to advance is to meet with both Morgan Stanley and members of the estate to obtain the franchise's financial information. Bills President Russ Brandon also is expected to make a presentation to prospective bidders.
Once that is done in the coming weeks, groups will then be asked to submit formal bids. The bidding process is unsealed, meaning Wilson's estate will have the ability to ask groups to increase their bids.
Though no timetable has been established by Morgan Stanley, a prospective owner is could be identified by as early as Labor Day and presented to NFL owners for approval during league meetings in early October.
In other news around the league:
- Baltimore Ravens running back Ray Rice says his actions against his then-fiancee were "totally inexcusable" and insisted he had never been a part of any domestic violence incidents before.
Rice was arrested on assault charges following a Feb. 15 altercation in New Jersey in which he allegedly struck Janay Palmer. Rice has been accepted into a diversion program, which could lead to the charges being dropped.
He received a two-game suspension from the NFL and a fine in excess of $500,000. He said he never intended to appeal the punishment.
Speaking publicly for the first time Thursday at the Ravens training camp, Rice said his actions are "something I have to live with for the rest of my life."
- Marshawn Lynch's holdout is over, ending one distraction so far for the Super Bowl champions.
Lynch arrived at the Seattle Seahawks practice facility Thursday afternoon. The team confirmed Lynch had reported for camp, ending a holdout that spanned a week.
Lynch missed the first week of training camp unhappy with his contract status.
- Indianapoli Colts starting left guard Donald Thomas will require season-ending surgery to repair his injured right quad.
Coach Chuck Pagano said Thursday an MRI confirmed the diagnosis.
Thomas also missed most of last season with a torn right quad.
- Already without suspended receivers Justin Blackmon and Ace Sanders as well as injured starter Cecil Shorts (hamstring), the Jacksonville Jaguars got even thinner at the position Thursday.
Receiver Tandon Doss, expected to be the team's punt returner, badly injured his right ankle on the final play of practice. Doss got his ankle caught under linebacker Geno Hayes during a red-zone play. He screamed in pain as trainers rushed to place his leg in an air cast. X-rays were negative, showing no broken bones, but Doss is expected to miss significant time.
Making matters worse for Jacksonville, rookie receiver Allen Robinson felt tightness in his right hamstring -- the same injury that kept him out during organized team activities -- and sat out most of practice.
- Receiver Julio Jones says his right foot has fully recovered from surgery last October, adding that he will be 100 percent when the Atlanta Falcons host New Orleans in the season opener.
Jones showed his breakaway speed at the end of practice late Thursday afternoon when he ran past cornerback Desmond Trufant to catch a 40-yard pass from quarterback Matt Ryan.
Though he's not sure if the Falcons will let him play in preseason games next month, Jones' primary concern is making sure he has no setbacks.
Jones broke his right foot -- an injury similar to one he suffered at the NFL combine in 2011 -- in a Week 5 home loss to the New York Jets last season.
- New York Jets safety Calvin Pryor, the team's first-round draft pick, returned to practice on a limited basis as he recovers from a concussion.
Pryor wore a red, no-contact jersey Thursday during positional drills after being cleared for physical activity by team doctors. He still has yet to be cleared for physical contact as he goes through the NFL's protocol for head injuries.
Once Pryor is cleared for contact, he will be able to take part in team drills.
The No. 18 overall pick out of Louisville was injured Saturday during a kickoff and sat out the past three practices.
Cornerback Dexter McDougle, a third-round pick, left practice early with a strained groin.
- NFL players will wear transmitters inside their shoulder pads this season to help measure stats such as how far they ran during a game.
The league said Thursday that it will install real-time location systems in 17 stadiums. The receivers located throughout the venue will collect data including position, speed and distance that will be compiled into a database. Coaches, broadcasters and fans will have access to these "next-generation" stats during the game.
The Zebra Technologies systems will be installed in Atlanta, Baltimore, Carolina, Chicago, Cincinnati, Denver, Detroit, Green Bay, Houston, Jacksonville, Miami, New England, New Orleans, Oakland, San Francisco, St. Louis and Washington. All but two of those stadiums are hosting Thursday night games.
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Six route options have been presented for a towering electrical transmission line across the Santee Delta, but all are overly intrusive to this unspoiled area. Federal officials who will decide which project gets financing should consider another option that is far less destructive. So should the utilities that want to provide improved service to the McClellanville area.
That would require upgrading the existing distribution line serving McClellanville and Awendaw from the south. The existing right of way offers a better route than other options listed for the project, all of which would cross protected habitat for endangered and protected species.
SCE&G currently serves the area in question, and its spokesman tells us that the utility is prepared to work toward an agreement that would improve existing service as an alternative to bringing a transmission line across the Santee Delta.
"SCE&G is ready to assist, as requested, to provide reliable service in the region, while taking into consideration the various concerns of all stakeholders," says Keller Kissam, president of retail operations for SCE&G.
"I believe that all regional energy providers will work together to broker an acceptable solution," he added.
That would include Central Electric Power Cooperative, which would build the transmission line across the Delta, and Berkeley Electric Cooperative, which would provide electricity to the service area. The transmission towers would be 75-100 feet tall.
Mr. Kissam says that the process ideally would have the utilities mutually examine the problem "so that a clear, 'least intrusive' option emerges." And while the project's expense would be taken into consideration, Mr. Kissam tells us that cost would not be the deciding factor.
The SCE&G option was abandoned early in the process because it was estimated to cost too much, without ensuring reliable service to the same extent as a new transmission line.
But Natalie Olson, land use project manager for the Coastal Conservation League, contends that the project cost could be significantly lowered with some modifications. Ideally, an upgrade to the existing distribution system, supplemented by solar panels, could ensure power reliability in the area, Ms. Olson says.
In a recent letter to the editor, Anne Knight Watson of McClellanville said she'd rather keep the existing system, even if it's not always dependable, than "violate the pristine Santee Delta" with a massive transmission system.
She urged the public to further speak out on the project by writing federal officials before the public comment period closes on Thursday.
Comments on the project can be sent to:
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Letters may be postmarked as late as July 3 to meet the deadline.
And there is an email address to which comments also may be sent - email@example.com - before the deadline.
The public response to the six options was overwhelmingly negative in the recent public hearing in McClellanville. Those who agree that the pristine Santee Delta shouldn't be spoiled with a towering transmission system should join their ranks and strengthen the opposition with letters and emails.
It would give a heightened incentive for federal officials and the electrical co-ops to look further afield than the Santee Delta as they consider how to provide more dependable electrical service.
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That was in 2000. These days, his award-winning katsinas, also known as kachina dolls, sell for $80 to $6,000. He is one of 100 artists participating April 14 in the Heard Museum's 11th Annual Katsina Doll Marketplace – the world's largest gathering of carvers.
Polequaptewa, 42, is best known for his simple, old-style ogre dolls, which, like all katsinas, represent a specific spirit central to the Hopi religion and are used as a
teaching tool. The ogre represents discipline. "They are kind of in your face," he says.
Unlike many carvers who employ motorized tools, Polequaptewa uses his pocket knife to carve his 10- to 16-inch dolls. Then he mixes pigment for paint and adorns his figures with the feathers of turkeys, parrots and pheasants. Each doll takes anywhere from three days to a month to create.
Born on Second Mesa in Arizona as part of the Sun Clan, Polequaptewa learned to carve as part of his initiation into the katsina society, honing his skills at pow wow trade events. He divides his time between Flagstaff and Phoenix. When he's not working as a concrete laborer, he's in his shop, blasting heavy metal music and transforming cottonwood roots into rare works of art. For more information, visit heard.org.
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In 1967, Bashir Al-Khayri, a Palestinian twenty-five-year-old, journeyed to Israel, with the goal of seeing the beloved old stone house, with the lemon tree behind it, that he and his family had fled nineteen years earlier. To his surprise, when he found the house he was greeted by Dalia Eshkenazi Landau, a nineteen-year-old Israeli college student, whose family fled Europe for Israel following the Holocaust. On the stoop of their shared home, Dalia and Bashir began a rare friendship, forged in the aftermath of war and tested over the next thirty-five years in ways that neither could imagine on that summer day in 1967. Based on extensive research, and springing from his enormously resonant documentary that aired on NPRs Fresh Air in 1998, Sandy Tolan brings the Israeli-Palestinian conflict down to its most human level, suggesting that even amid the bleakest political realities there exist stories of hope and reconciliation. "A graceful, compassionate and unmuddied presentation of Israeli-Palestinian conflict through the lives of an Arab and a Jew, strangers who forge a connection and a reconciliation while never veering from their passionate desires for a homeland."Milwaukee Journal Sentinel "Quite simply the most important book I've read for ages . . . a handbook to understanding the Israeli-Palestinian conflict through a narrative that captures its essence through tracing the connected lives of two extraordinary individuals. Literally the single work Id recommend to anyone seeking to understand why the conflict remains unresolved, and why it continues to dominate the region."Time
"The affecting story of an unlikely truce, even a peace, between Palestinians and Israelis in contested territory. The symbolic center of radio documentarian Tolan's latest could not be simpler: In an old garden in the town Arabs call al-Ramla and Jews Ramla (neither name to be confused with the West Bank town of Ramallah, 20 miles away), a family cultivated a lemon tree that provided shade and refreshment for many years. When the Khairi family left al-Ramla, driven out in the Israeli War of Independencea time Palestinians call Nakba, 'the catastrophe'a family of Bulgarian Jews took over the property, which, as far as they knew, had been 'abandoned.' Drawing on interviews and oral histories, Tolan reconstructs the stories each family, Khairi and Eshkenazi, told about their respective displacements, the lands they left behind, those who died and were born. His book begins with the arrival of three young Palestinian men in Ramla shortly after the Six Day War; stopping at houses they had once lived in, they asked the new inhabitants whether they could step inside to see them. Only one woman, a Tel Aviv university student named Dalia Eshkenazi, assented. 'She knew,' writes Tolan, 'that it was not advisable in the wake of war for a young Israeli woman to invite three Arab men inside her house'; yet she did, and from that simple act, a sort of friendship evolved, even as events made Dalia more resolute in her defense of Israel and turned the oldest of the men, Bashir Al-Khairi, into a freedom fighteror terrorist, if you willin the Palestinian cause. Through broad sweeps of narrative going back and forward in time, Tolan's sensitively told, eminently fair-minded narrative closes with a return to that lemon tree and its promise of reconciliation. Humane and literateand rather daring in suggesting that the future of the Middle East need not be violent."Kirkus Reviews
"Tolan captures the Arab-Israeli struggle in this story of a house and the two families, first Palestinian and then Jewish, who successively lived in it. Members of both families came to know one another and to seek dialog between Arabs and Jews. This wonderful human story vividly depicts the depths of attachment to contested ground. An excellent choice for general readers."Library Journal (starred review)
"The title of this moving, well-crafted book refers to a tree in the backyard of a home in Ramla, Israel. The home is currently owned by Dalia, a Jewish woman whose family of Holocaust survivors emigrated from Bulgaria. But before Israel gained its independence in 1948, the house was owned by the Palestinian family of Bashir, who meets Dalia when he returns to see his family home after the Six-Day War of 1967. Journalist Tolan traces the history of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict through the parallel personal histories of Dalia and Bashir and their familiesall refugees seeking a home. As Tolan takes the story forward, Dalia struggles with her Israeli identity, and Bashir struggles with decades in Israeli prisons for suspected terrorist activities. Those looking for even a symbolic magical solution to that conflict won't find it here: the lemon tree dies in 1998, just as the Israeli-Palestinian peace process stagnates. But as they follow Dalia and Bashir's difficult friendship, readers will experience one of the world's most stubborn conflicts firsthand."Publishers Weekly (starred review)
In 1967, not long after the Six-Day War, three young Arab men ventured into the town of Ramle, in what is now Jewish Israel. They were cousins, on a pilgrimage to see their childhood homes; their families had been driven out of Palestine nearly twenty years earlier. One cousin had a door slammed in his face, and another found his old house had been converted into a school. But the third, Bashir Al-Khairi, was met at the door by a young woman called Dalia, who invited them in.
This act of faith in the face of many years of animosity is the starting point for a true story of a remarkable relationship between two families, one Arab, one Jewish, amid the fraught modern history of the regio. In his childhood home, in the lemon tree his father planted in the backyard, Bashir sees dispossession and occupation; Dalia, who arrived as an infant in 1948 with her family from Bulgaria, sees hope for a people devastated by the Holocaust. As both are swept up in the fates of their people, and Bashir is jailed for his alleged part in a supermarket bombing, the friends do not speak for years. They finally reconcile and convert the house in Ramle into a day-care centre for Arab children of Israel, and a center for dialogue between Arabs and Jews. Now the dialogue they started seems more threatened than ever; the lemon tree died in 1998, and Bashir was jailed again, without charge.
The Lemon Tree grew out of a forty-three minute radio documentary that Sandy Tolan produced for Fresh Air. With this book, he pursues the story into the homes andhistories of the two families at its center, and up to the present day. Their stories form a personal microcosm of the last seventy years of Israeli-Palestinian history. In a region that seems ever more divided, The Lemon Tree is a reminder of all that is at stake, and of all that is still possible.
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A Basic Need to Help Children
Alassane Sow, World Bank Country Manager for Cambodia, and Rana Flowers, UNICEF Representative to Cambodia, wrote an op-ed for The Phnom Penh Post. Read the op-ed below, courtesy of The Phnom Penh Post.Did you know that in communities where a high proportion of people defecate outdoors, children are on average shorter than children living in communities where most people use toilets?
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This is such a simple, quick way to dress up a drink. It doesn't need to be saved for teetotaller parties either; I often serve this at the table along with wine. My usual approach is to put about half a pint of raspberries in the bottom of a pitcher, muddle them just a bit with a handful of mint leaves, and then fill up the pitcher with sparkling water. I add the rest of the raspberries or put a few in each guest's glass. It's not a terribly sweet drink at all; it's just light and refreshing. If you do want to sweeten it up a bit you can add elderflower syrup or lime cordial. Non-alcoholic bitters, such as the Fee Brothers' rhubarb or grapefruit bitters also make nice flavorings. I just love how a pitcher like this makes the table more colorful and beautiful, and it makes a simple glass of water just a little more interesting. Do you choose to avoid alcohol at your parties? If so, what do you serve instead? Related: Non-Alcoholic (Yet Special!) Sips for the Holidays (Images: Faith Durand)


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'Spike Heels' a pointed riff on 'Pygmalion'
Late in the first act of Theresa Rebeck's "Spike Heels" - now being staged by Smithereen Productions, under Rebecca Segal's direction - two men in a Boston apartment are vehemently arguing about whether one of them should be dating the woman living upstairs. Both men are oblivious to the woman herself, who is standing in the hall, knocking and waiting to be let in.
That vignette tells you a lot about what's going on in this play, in which the guys' ostensible focus on women is always really more about themselves - and their fractious relationship with each other. »Read Full Article
Wolf Peach halting lunch service in July but extending dinner, brunch hours
Diners have about a week to get the house brat or the fried halibut sandwich (both on house-made buns) at Wolf Peach: The last lunch service will June 28.
Chef Dan Jacobs said the restaurant is busy for weekend brunch and dinner, but less so for weekday lunch. He speculated that the nearby Pleasant St. Bridge's being out because of reconstruction could be a contributing factor. »Read Full Blog Post
This week's concerts
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Get to know these young bands and who they resemble
Last December, Walk the Moon headlined a sold-out show at Turner Hall Ballroom. Thursday it will open for Grammy-winning hit-makers fun. at the Marcus Amphitheater. But in 2011, the pop band from Cincinnati was just one of 44 bands trying to make a name for itself, performing at Summerfest as part of the Big Gig's annual Emerging Artist Series.
Taking place from 3 to 7:30 p.m. daily at Summerfest's U.S. Cellular Connection Stage, the Emerging Artist Series showcases budding acts from Milwaukee and beyond. »Read Full Article
Podcast: The incomparable 'Sergeant Chip' now an audio story
'Sergeant Chip,' one of the finest military science-fiction stories I've read, is now an impressive audio novella, thanks to the StarShip Sofa podcast.
Bradley Denton's novella, which won the 2005 Theodore Sturgeon Memorial Award for best short science fiction, is narrated by the title character, a black Labradoodle and military canine who has been enhanced so he can receive telepathic commands from his human handler. It is one of the finest explorations I've encountered of what it means to be a good soldier. »Read Full Blog Post
James Gandolfini's top five movie roles
It seemed that James Gandolfini, star of "The Sopranos" who died Wednesday at the age of 51, was so associated with the mobster Tony Soprano that Hollywood did not know what to do with him.
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U.S. Bank fireworks show July 3 to feature 10,000 pounds of fireworks
The annual U.S. Bank fireworks show will light up the sky over Milwaukee's lakefront July 3 with 10,000 pounds of fireworks, the bank said Thursday.
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German-American choruses offer free weekend concerts
German-American choral groups from around the country will give two free concerts in downtown Milwaukee this weekend as part of Sängerfest 2013.
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Fund-raiser Dining out for Life on Thursday
Dining out for Life, an annual fund-raiser for One Heartland camp and the AIDS Resource Center of Wisconsin, takes place at participating restaurants, bars and food trucks and carts today -- starting with breakfast.
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On Tap Today: Free beer, 48 Hour Film Project, Ladysmith Black Mambazo
Rally your friends and find your dormant lederhosen to celebrate the opening of the long-anticipated improvements to the Estabrook Beer Garden. The German-inspired outdoor drinking spot will tap a keg during opening ceremonies, which start at 5:30 tonight, and pour free, imported Munich Hofbräuhaus beer until 9 p.m. Bring your own beer stein or use one for a $5 refundable deposit.
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Tecam Group offers advanced environmental technology for Emissions Treatment and for Industrial Waste Incineration. Tecam Group designs, manufactures and installs several technology solutions, such as Thermal Oxidizers (TO), Regenerative Thermal Oxidizers (RTO), Regenerative Catalytic Oxidizers (RCO), Zeolite Rotor-Concentrator + Regenerative Thermal Oxidizers (RTO), ...
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Simpec works in the design, construction, installation and service of industrial water and wastewater treatment plants. Main sector of the company is metal and plastic surface finishing treatments. Simpec works for all the industries that use and consume water in their different production processes. Simpec realizes also plants for landfills (leachate treatment), plants ...
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based in Wilsonville, OREGON (USA)
SSI Shredding Systems is a leading manufacturer of industrial shredders and size reduction systems. SSI Shredding Systems custom designs and manufactures high quality 1-shaft, 2-shaft, and 4-shaft rotary shear shredders and primary waste reducers as well as pre-load transfer station and metals compactors. Our highly qualified staff provide you with complete system design ...
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Alfa Laval
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VEGA Americas, Inc.
based in Cincinnati, OHIO (USA)
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based in Lorquí - Murcia, SPAIN
HRS Heat Exchangers operates at the forefront of thermal processing technology. With a global presence, we offer a wide range of heat exchangers and associated products including corrugated tube, shell and tube, scraped surface and plate heat exchangers, together with hygienic piston pumps, aseptic fillers and CIP packages.We offer effective heat transfer solutions for an ...
based in Winterthur, SWITZERLAND
Sulzer is a global partner offering reliable and sustainable solutions for performance-critical applications. Our innovative solutions add value and strengthen the competitive position of our customers. Experience how Sulzer helps to cover the global demand for oil and gas. Pumps for up-, mid- and downstream applications, separation and process technologies for downstream ...
PCE Instruments UK Ltd
based in Southampton, UNITED KINGDOM
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based in Halifax, NOVA SCOTIA (CANADA)
Pelrine & Buchanan's Maritime Trading Worldwide Ltd. is located in beautiful Nova Scotia, Canada. We have been supplying used and surplus power generation equipment to customers worldwide for over 23 years. We offer diesel generator set, natural gas generators, gas turbines, coal fired power plants, steam turbines and cogeneration power plants. We offer equipment by world ...
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based in Letchworth, UNITED KINGDOM
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based in Friendswood, TEXAS (USA)
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Florida's congressional districts rejected as gerrymandered
July 9, 2015 11:23 AMTALLAHASSEE - The Florida Supreme Court is throwing out the state's congressional districts, saying the Republican-controlled Legislature violated a constitutional amendment approved by voters 2010. The ruling Thursday means new maps will have to be drawn for most of the state's 27 congressional districts before next year's election. A coalition... more »
La. Supreme Court dismisses school workers' suit
October 31, 2014 3:19 PMNEW ORLEANS - Louisiana's Supreme Court has dismissed a lawsuit filed on behalf of thousands of New Orleans public school workers who were fired after Hurricane Katrina laid waste to much of the city in 2005. It was a reversal of fortune for the employees, who had won at the... more »
Pa. Supreme Court won't hear Sandusky appeal
April 2, 2014 3:02 PMHARRISBURG, Pa.- The Pennsylvania Supreme Court won't review Jerry Sandusky's 45-count child molestation conviction. The justices ruled Wednesday that they won't take up the former Penn State assistant football coach's appeal. Sandusky argued his lawyers were rushed too quickly to trial and prosecutors improperly made reference to his decision not... more »
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July 3, 2013 3:03 PMNEW ORLEANS- The owner of a truck stop near Baton Rouge has asked the Louisiana Supreme Court to let him keep a 12-year-old tiger named Tony. Attorney Joan Treadway Morris, of Baton Rouge, says she filed the writ for Michael Sandlin and Tiger Truck Stop Inc. in Grosse Tete, about... more »
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June 12, 2013 2:21 PMGROSSE TETE - The lawyer for a truck stop fighting for the right to keep a live tiger on display says the case will be taken to the state Supreme Court if necessary. A three-judge panel of the 1st Circuit Court of Appeal on Friday refused to reconsider its April... more »
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February 28, 2013 2:45 PMNEW ORLEANS- The state's first black Supreme Court Chief Justice, Bernette Johnson, took her oath of office today in New Orleans. The public ceremony was held on the steps of the Supreme Court building in the French Quarter. Johnson succeeded Catherine "Kitty" Kimball, following her retirement. Johnson... more »
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January 14, 2013 1:03 PMWASHINGTON - Justice Clarence Thomas did something at a Supreme Court argument Monday for the first time in nearly seven years - he spoke. But what Thomas said is not clear, other than he appears to have joked about Ivy League lawyers. The argument transcript only records a few words.... more »


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Mo Nunn
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|Morris Nunn
September 27, 1938
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Morris "Mo" Nunn (born 27 September 1938)[1] is a motor racing team owner and engineer from England. He founded and ran the Ensign Formula One team in the late 1970s and early 1980s, and later worked for Chip Ganassi's highly successful Champ Car team, before founding Mo Nunn Racing for the 2000 season. At the urging of Mercedes Benz Nunn again started a team for the 2000 season. The team was sponsored by WorldCom and Hollywood (tobacco) and initially hired Tony Kanaan and Felipe Giaffone. Giaffone finished 2nd in the 2003 Indianapolis 500 and Kanaan was leading but got caught in a crash in the last laps. A third car driven by Jeff Simmons finished 9th. In 2002 Nunn entered one car each in Champ Car and the rival Indy Racing League. The IRL entry for Felipe Giaffone proved more competitive than Kanaan's Champ Car entry, encouraging the team to concentrate purely on IRL a year later. With Toyota and Pioneer backing, the former F1 driver Tora Takagi joined the team. He finished 10th in 2003, while Giaffone missed races because of injuries. He was replaced by Alex Barron, who won the Michigan race. For 2004 only one car was entered, for Takagi, whose performance was not impressive after a heavy crash at Twin Ring Motegi. Other than the 2005 Indianapolis 500, Nunn closed the team after the 2005 Indianapolis 500 and retired.
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Diono RadianRXT (B)
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No additional sizing information is given on the labels. The belt routing path is not labeled. There is no warning against using a lap belt only on the label.
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The instruction manual storage may be difficult to find. No additional sizing information is given in the owner's manual. The warning that the safest place for children is the rear seat is contained in a bulleted list and is not separated from other war
|Securing the Child
There are no pictures on the labels to describe how to convert this restraint to this mode of use. Multiple actions are required to convert the seat to this mode of use; these must be followed in the manual. The harness may need to be completely removed
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Ellin Vannis is a great guest house. Our experience there was amazing. The owner made us feel like home and the general environment was really good. The weak point is the location but the taxis are really cheap. I recommend this guest house because of cleanliness, comfortable and quiet room and above all because of the friendly staff who is always willing to help.
Thanks for your review, we are so pleased that you had a good stay. It does say in the description that we are 3 miles away from the city centre, but as you say taxis are cheap.
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Don't book it! Very poor !!
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The man manage the hostel was really kind, friendly and share some experience with us about all the people who have been in his hotel. Also he advice us about our tour for liverpool. Big thanks ... From Colombian guests.
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For all of you ladies that breastfeed/fed twins for 11 months or longer, when did you get your first period? I got my first period around 8 months with my oldest daughter (also breastfed) and just wondered what to expect. I'm nursing once a day and pumping twice. Thanks!
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Everyone is different unfortunately. Some people get AF back right away, even though they are bf'ing, and some get her here and there, and some don't get her back until they are totally done.
I bf'd my girls for almost 8 months and got AF once at 4 months, again at 7 months and then at 9 months. It took another 5 or 6 months for her to get regular again.
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Isaiah (14) Elise (6) and mo/di twins Ava and Angela!
Period post twins is much heavier for some reason. Ugh!
Not necessarily true....again everyone is different, and my first pp AF with my ODD was crime scene worthy. My first pp AF with the twins wasn't bad at all (although they got worse as time went on, but that was totally unrelated to it being twins, other issues were at play. Now I'm in peri-menopause. Oh Joy).
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I pumped for a little while until I was too utterly tired.
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In recent days, newspapers in the Midwest and Northeast have been filled with accounts of churches packed with worshipers who've come to visit the relics of Mother Teresa -- among them, a lock of her hair, her tattered sandals, her rosary, even a vial filled with drops of her blood. From the Chicago Sun-Times' account over the weekend: "Maria Balderas, who shook hands with Mother Teresa the last time she visited St. Procopius in 1986, said she felt 'light' after touching and kissing the nun's relics."
Her personal effects are making the rounds courtesy the Missionaries of Charity, who put together the U.S. tour to celebrate Mother Teresa's 100th birthday. Today comes word that the tour will stop in Dallas on July 27 at Saint James Catholic Church on East Saner Avenue. I called the church to confirm, and the woman who answered the phone said, yes, that's true, and they found out about the stop only last week: "And we are getting prepared for a large crowd."
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Brexit - what does the future hold for farming?
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Posted on behalf of Senior Policy Officer Tom Lancaster We're often told by politicians at Westminster that 'Brexit means Brexit'; but what does Brexit actually mean, and what does it mean for farming, land use and nature? Cattle grazing in cirl bunting habitat (RSPB-images...
15 Aug 2016
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Farming, wildlife and Brexit
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In case you missed it - read Martin Harper's thoughts on the implications of Brexit for wildlife-friendly farming here . It's worth a read, and we'll continue to assess the implications for nature as further details become available.
18 Jul 2016
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Trending at Hope Farm
Ian Dillon
None of those who work at Hope Farm are social media junkies, but yet we cannot completely escape that world. Whether we're exposed to Twitter, Facebook or even the BBC we see this term 'trending' everywhere. Yet, trends as opposed to trending are very important to us. They give...
2 Nov 2015
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Hope for China
Ian Dillon
Over a year we have a very wide range of visitors to Hope Farm as I previously blogged about. The vast majority of visitors come from England as you might expect for a farm on the outskirts of Cambridge. Occasionally however we receive visitors from much further afield, and this morning we were very...
24 Oct 2015
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Why farming matters to conservation and RSPB Scotland
Ian Dillon
With over 75% of the UK land area being farmed, farming has a huge impact on all our lives and on the wildlife that calls farmland its home. RSPB works closely with farmers all over the UK, and with those that represent them. In this blog Stuart Housden, Director of RSPB Scotland, discusses a reason...
18 Sep 2015
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Improving and monitoring our soils at Hope Farm
Ian Dillon
With 2015 being the International Year of Soils it seems quite appropriate to be starting a new project to improve the condition of the soils at Hope Farm and monitor the soil biodiversity. It is stating the obvious that soils are absolutely key to growing good crops. Well managed soils will drain...
11 Aug 2015
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Open Farm Sunday and other visitors to Hope Farm
Ian Dillon
One of the real pleasures of working at Hope Farm is showing visitors around. Many of our visitors are specifically invited due to their areas of work, influence or interest such as the visit by Farming Minister George Eustice MP last autumn at a crucial time during negotiations about future agri-environment...
17 Jun 2015
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What birds are wintering on your farm?
Ian Dillon
Winter is a tough time for wildlife, but especially so for those species which call farmland home. Many farmland bird species such as grey partridge, yellowhammer and corn bunting depend on seeds to survive. Other species such as thrushes and bullfinches depend on berries, fruit and grubs found along...
15 Dec 2014
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Hope for the future of agri-environment delivery in England?
Kathryn Smith
With the successor to the previous agri-environment schemes in England nearing it's final stages of development, Farming Minister George Eustice made a trip to visit the RSPB's Hope Farm earlier this month to see how we've been giving nature a home on the farm. Image: George Eustice...
15 Oct 2014
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Blue skies, Cereals and greening
Kathryn Smith
It's been a busy few weeks on the farming advice front, what with Open Farm Sunday, show season getting in to full swing and the recent announcements on greening from Defra. If you haven't had chance to read Martin Harper's blog on our response to the announcement, you can do that here ....
23 Jun 2014
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Working together for Nature - our first farming event of 2014!
Kathryn Smith
Happy New Year! I'm never sure when we should stop saying that, but seeing as this is the first post published in 2014 I feel I can still get away with it, even if it is nearly the middle of January already! The reason for the delay in posting the first update for 2014 is the small matter of Oxford...
16 Jan 2014
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Just returned from the Birdfair this last weekend, a three day event with the aim of raising as much money for conservation projects around the world. Both Inspiring and fantastic! Described as the birdwatcher's Glastonbury, The British Birdwatching Fair is jointly organised by the Leicestershire...
23 Aug 2011
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Have you ever meet someone for the first time and just start talking as if you have known them for years? At a party, social evening or down on the farm? That is what exactly happened when I met Charlie Moores of Talking Naturally down on a farm in the Cambridgeshire Fens, when I was fortunate enough...
9 Dec 2011
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I've got some great news to share, and Halloween seems the perfect time to share it. Halloween of course marks the zenith of the short pumpkin season, and I know a number of farmers that really grow pumpkins for their community, rather than making much profit. They see their friends and neighbours...
1 Nov 2011
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Showing MEPs how farming and nature conservation can go hand in hand
Over the summer months, the RSPB has met with many MEPs (Members of the European Parliament) to discuss topics as varied as seabird by-catch from fishing fleets to biodiversity in the UK's overseas territories. For two MEPs in July, the focus of our meetings was to demonstrate how farming and...
16 Aug 2011
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Welcome to my office. I reckon it's one of the biggest in the UK. Vaguely speaking, the 'walls' are the A14 to the south, the Cambridgeshire border to the west, the start of the sandy Brecks to the east, and to the North... Well I haven't quite decided but it's somewhere...
26 Aug 2011
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Fancy filling your belly for free? If like me you are a frugal type and not easily embarrassed, this is the time of year to scour Fen roadsides. Lorries piled to the brim with spuds, onions and carrots are trundling back and forth as fast as they can go from the field to the packing plant. You can...
20 Oct 2012
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EU Budget - Disaster averted...but still fails the environment
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Unlike normal people, who spend their Wednesday evenings enjoying a free ticket to the cinema, the Agriculture Policy nerds at the RSPB have spent the last 12 hours or so digesting and interpreting the EU budget proposals for the period 2014-2020, which were announced last night. As many of you will...
30 Jun 2011
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Heather G
The battle to save vital agrienvironment schemes continues - see Martin Harper's blog today to read what farmers are saying to David Cameron. And don't forget to sign the petition on www.rspb.org.uk/steppingup to help wildlife-friendly farmers if you haven't already - today is your last...
20 Nov 2012
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LIFE under the spotlight
Kathryn Smith
What do you get if you mix an enthusiastic and dedicated bunch of farmers, volunteers and RSPB staff and stick them in front of an international audience from across the agriculture sector for a day? Lots of interesting discussions, real insight to the value of our farmland conservation work and plenty...
3 Dec 2012
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The Tigers prospect slugged a career-high three homers and drove in eight runs to power the Double-A Erie SeaWolves to an 11-6 victory over the Altoona Curve at Jerry Uht Park.
Plagman jumped all over Altoona starter Brandon Cumpton, hitting a solo homer in the second inning and a two-run shot in the fourth. He delivered an RBI single in the fifth, an ining before taking Jhonathan Ramos deep with the bases loaded.
"Well, I had seen him [Cumpton] a couple of times this year and I had a good idea of the pitches he throws," Plagman said. "I got ahead, 2-0, and got a fastball and I made good contact. That second at-bat, I had a 1-0 count and he threw me a changeup and I got on it pretty good."
The grand slam obliterated the 24-year-old outfielder previous career high of five RBIs, established last July 29 for Class A Advanced Lakeland. It also completed the SeaWolves' first three-homer game since Wilkin Ramirez did it on May 26, 2010.
"It's a great feeling, obviously. It's probably the best game I've ever had," Plagman said. "I'm just grateful that I was able to have a good game like that. There are a lot of things that go through your mind, but you try to stay in the game. You might get a couple of more at-bats."
Plagman had been struggling in his first trip through the Eastern League, batting .167 with three homers and 12 RBIs in 25 games. The Georgia Tech product is hoping Saturday's explosion will provide a jump-start to his season.
"I started off this season pretty slow and I feel like this game is going to turn this season around," he said. "I needed a good game to get the numbers up and get the confidence up as well. When you start the season off slow, it's tough. It's a long season and you know you're going to get a lot of at-bats, and I think it's going to boost this season."
Plagman was selected in the ninth round of the 2010 Draft and batted .272 with five homers and 35 RBIs in his pro debut with Class A West Michigan. A year ago, he led the Class A Advanced Florida State League with 97 RBIs, hitting .257 with 18 homers in 137 games.
Overshadowed by Plagman's big night was Niuman Romero, who was 3-for-4 with a solo homer and three runs scored. Jordan Lennerton chipped in an RBI double.
Robbie Grossman, the Pirates' No. 8 prospect, homered and scored three times in a losing effort.
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Birmingham - American Melanie Oudin defeated Serb Jelena Jankovic in straight sets to win her first WTA Tour title here on Monday.
Oudin eased to a 6-4, 6-2 victory in a final which had been held over from Sunday after bad weather disrupted the schedule.
Both women had to win two matches on Sunday to reach the title match, and 20-year-old Oudin proved fresher than the 27-year-old former world No 1.
Oudin got an early break, but Jankovic broke back before the American regained the initiative following a sloppy game from the Serb and she closed out the opening set before taking a 2-0 lead in the second.
Jankovic rarely threatened a comeback as Oudin, who has received a wildcard for Wimbledon after dropping to 208th in the world rankings from a high of 31st, eased over the line in one hour and 35 minutes.
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to be launched on September 26, a fresh rumour has claimed that the
company might be working on its first dual-SIM Lumia smartphone as well.
of the prolific phone tipster, @evleaks comes the
latest rumour that the Finnish handset vendor Nokia may be working on a
dual-SIM variant of the Nokia Lumia 720. If true, this will be
the first Windows Phone-based Lumia smartphone with dual-SIM
functionality. The tweet said, "Dual-SIM Lumia 720 may
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Dual-SIM Lumia 720 may be on the way.-- @evleaks (@evleaks) September 11, 2013
Dual-SIM Lumia 720 may be on the way.
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Nokia launched the Lumia 720 in February
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