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Another $60 million in cheese and dairy product purchases was included in the Agriculture Appropriations Bill for relief for struggling families hit by the current economic crisis through donations to food banks.
New York Farm Bureau is calling on the U.S. Department of Agriculture to distribute the money quickly.
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Henry M. Williams, 30, of 101 Trinity Place, was charged with second-degree murder in the death of Lashonda M. Graves, 30, DeWitt police said.
After shooting Graves on Saturday afternoon, Williams called 911 from Westcott Street to report a body in a car, police said.
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The Graduate Summer School of Literature and Literary Theory
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The 2006 Graduate Summer School of Literature and Literary Theory will consist of two related blocks of activities:
(1) a series of lectures, seminars, and workshops Getting It Published combined with Work-In-Progress seminars
(June 4-6);
(2) a series of lectures and seminars focusing on the theme The Poetics of Cultural Translation (June 7-16).
Applicants may choose to participate in either one of the two blocks or in both of them.
Getting It Published - part of the Summer School is open to current doctoral students as well as to those who have received their Ph.D. degrees after January 1, 2004.
The Poetics of Cultural Translation is open to current doctoral students only.
The Graduate Summer School of Literature and Literary Theory is meant to provide a forum for the study of literature, literary criticism, and theory. It encourages open-ended learning through small-group discussions and professional and private conversations around the clock.
Getting It Published
June 4-6 2006
The 2006 Graduate Summer School of Literature and Literary Theory will start with a three-day block of workshops and work-in-progress seminars:
· How do I decide where to seek to publish my work?
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· What can I expect my publishers to do for me? What do my publishers expect me to do for them?
· Should I consider electronic publication of my work?
Two legendary editors, William Germano(USA) and Josie Dixon(Great Britain), will lead the workshops.
Participants will be asked to submit samples of their work-in-progress five weeks before the start of the seminars.
Application forms will be available after November 1, 2005, at http://www.bth.se/tks/hum.nsfunder forskarskola - Summer School. Application should be sent to the Schools Administrative Director, Ulrika Nilsson, by January 31 2006.
Fees for participation in Getting It Published are as follows:
- for doctoral students attending the whole Summer School there is no additional charge;
- for doctoral students attending Getting It Published workshops only the fee is SEK 1000;
- for those holding Ph.D. degrees the charge is SEK 2000.
The fees are due by April 1, 2006. The fees are non-refundable.
The Poetics of Cultural Translation (June 7-16)
The 2006 Graduate Summer School of Literature and Literary Theory addresses a phenomenon that is of central importance in todays world and that is becoming increasingly crucial to literary studies and literary theory: translation (literally and figuratively) as cultural mediation. In engaging with this topic, the Summer School aims to introduce and explain the relevance of a major critical movement Translation Studies that is recognised in many European countries and in the USA but has so far received scant attention in Sweden.
Studying cultural translation entails discussing a variety of topics such as intertextuality, cultural memory, remediation, the translatability of literary genres, narratives, and styles across languages and cultures, and trends such as the revival of narrative and the cultural turn. For instance, a Renaissance play such as The Tempest is suspended between a mother tongue (in formation) and the codes of the foreigners; James Joyces Ulysses and Wole Soyinkas plays are determined by cross-cultural dynamics.
Obviously, the fact that the study of translation highlights the textual and linguistic properties of literary works gives rise to many questions. Why is it pertinent to claim, as Michael Cronin does, that Ireland has been translated? Why do so many contemporary poets and writers practise translation as an integral part of their creative work? What is the role of (wilful mis)translation and adaptation in postcolonial literature? In what ways does the role of translation(s) in English literature(s) provide angles on different epochs and determine our perception of them? How is our perception of todays English-language literature affected by our own cultural and linguistic background?
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· Umberto Eco
· Ngugi wa Thiong'o, University of California, Irvine
· Susan Bassnett, Centre for Translation and Comparative Cultural Studies, Warwick
· Robert Young, New York University
· Michael Cronin, Dublin City University
· James Chandler, University of Chicago
Application forms specifying the series of seminars will be available by November 1, 2005, at http://www.bth.se/tks/hum.nsfunder forskarskola - Summer School. Application should be sent to the Schools Administrative Director, Ulrika Nilsson, by January 31 2006. Decisions on admission will be announced by February 15, 2006. Those admitted to the Summer School will be asked to send a non-refundable fee of SEK 1000 by April 1, 2006.
Accommodation will be provided for all Swedish participants of the Summer School and the workshops Getting It Published at no additional cost. Non-Swedish participants will be charged SEK 2500 to partly cover the costs of living.
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Penn State senior safety Malcolm Willis is one of the defense's leaders and after the Nittany Lions faltered last week at Indiana Willis recognizes that the team has to find a way to get back on track.
That task doesn't get any easier with Michigan coming to Beaver Stadium for a White Out Saturday night. Penn State's defense will be challenged with stopping Michigan's elusive quarterback, Devin Gardner, who presents all kinds of trouble for the Lions' defense.
Willis spoke with reporters this week and talked about everything from how the team can defend Gardner to the state of the defense at this point in the season.
Q: What have you seen on film from Devin Gardner and Michigan's passing game?
A: Malcolm Willis: "He's a great athlete. He's an outstanding playmaker so us as a defense we're going to have to really buckle down and take on the challenge of taking on their offense as a whole and him being their signal caller."
Q: How would you rate the defense's performance so far this year?
A: Willis: "Overall, we feel like we can do better than what we have. There's always room for improvement and I feel like if I didn't say that something would be wrong with my answer. We definitely feel like we can do better than what we've done and we're going to try starting this week with Michigan."
Q: What's the leadership been like this week on this team? Have any guys had to step up and say something or have you guys practiced differently?
A: Willis: "Our leadership this year is very similar to what it was last year. We have guys like Glenn Carson, DaQuan Jones, Allen Robinson, Adrian Amos, guys who perform on the field and also are vocal when it comes to leadership off the field. Nobody likes to lose. It's not that we've been hitting harder or practicing any harder than we have, but we just know together as a team we need to do much better and we go out to practice every day with that attitude that that's what we need to do."
Q: How would you evaluate your play so far this season? What would you say are your strengths and weaknesses?
A: Willis: "Just like I said for the defense, I definitely can play better than I've been playing. That just goes to me in practice, studying tape, my keys, making sure my technique is right and making sure that everything I need to do on my end is at the top of my game just so on Saturdays when the game comes I can put all that stuff to use and come out with a great performance."


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MADISON, Alabama - Traffic on a stretch of busy Madison Boulevard is being reduced to one lane in each direction for the next couple of months.
According to the Alabama Department of Transportation, westbound vehicles will be shifted to an eastbound lane of Madison Boulevard starting today from Jetplex Road to just east of County Line Road.
The temporary closure of the westbound lanes is related to construction of a new Interstate 565 interchange at County Line Road.
ALDOT officials said two-way traffic in the eastbound lanes will remain in place for approximately two months. During that time, there will be no right turn lane at County Line Road for westbound Madison Boulevard traffic. Instead, drivers will have to stop at the light before turning onto County Line.
Motorists can expect delays in that area and should consider using an alternate route, ALDOT said.
The state and City of Madison are splitting the cost of creating a full interchange at I-565 and County Line Road. Plans call for two new traffic loops connecting with the interstate, as well as two long ramps -- one for westbound vehicles merging onto I-565, the other for eastbound vehicles exiting I-565 at County Line Road on the airport side of the interstate. Construction is expected to be finished in May 2015.
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An Internet advertisement helped Upper Allen Township police track down a Carlisle man accused of stealing tools from a construction site in the township.
Aaron David Babner, 21, of the first block of West Louther Street, has been charged with burglary, theft, receiving stolen property, possession of an instrument of crime and criminal mischief.
Police received a report June 15 that several construction trailers in the Orchard Glen Development off East Winding Hill Road had been burglarized.
Tools taken in the burglary were listed for sale on the Internet, which led police to arrange for an undercover officer to meet with Babner. The officer acted as if he was interested in purchasing some of the stolen tools, police said.
Officers also found some of the stolen tools at Babner's residence and at a pawnshop in Lebanon County, according to police. They worked with the victim of the theft to verify the tools were in fact the ones stolen.
Babner is free from police custody after his bail was set at $2,000 unsecured at his arraignment Tuesday before Magisterial District Judge Mark Martin. He is scheduled to appear July 14 for a preliminary court hearing.


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The Kenston football team took over sole possession of first place in the Chagrin Valley Conference Chagrin Division, but it wasn't easy as the Bombers needed a big fourth quarter to defeat Orange, 65-37, Friday at Orange High School.
Kenston has won four straight after opening the season with two losses. Overall, the Bombers are 4-2 and 3-0 in the Chagrin Division. Orange is 1-5, 0-3 and have lost four straight.
"I have to take my hats off to them, their kids were prepared and fired up against us," said Kenston coach Jeff Grubich. "They gave us all we could handle.
Grubich was asked if this was as good as the Bombers could play offensively.
"Pretty close," Grubich said. "We had two turnovers, so we've got to clean that up. We're playing pretty well offensively. The defense is playing well, but they gave up a lot of big plays.
"Now we control our own destiny. Every team is going to give us their best shot."
Orange coach Adam Bechlem said his players should feel good about how well they played against a much bigger team.
"We gave our very best effort," Bechlem said. "We came up short in the end. Our kids really played their hearts out. I'm very proud of them. They have no reason to be upset."
The Bombers had a 37-point fourth quarter, which was too much for the Lions to handle. But there was plenty of offensive firepower in this game for both teams.
Kenston had two 200-yard rushers. Nick Lombardy led the way with 34 rushes for 235 yards and seven touchdowns. He has 859 yards for the season on 5.8 yards per rush with 17 touchdowns.
Then, quarterback Darryl Richards was next with 20 rushes for 229 yards and two touchdowns. His season totals are 646 yards on 7.3 yards per rush with nine touchdowns. He was also 9 of 19 passing for 185 yards and one interception.
For the Lions, Stephen Borgman completed 30 of 46 passes for 350 yards, which is a school record, with four touchdowns. The sophomore's four touchdowns tied his own school record. For the season, Borgman is completing 61.2 percent of his passes for 1,430 yards with 13 touchdowns and six interceptions.
"He's lights out," Bechlem said.
Will Carter caught nine passes for 132 yards and three touchdowns. Carter also had a 90-yard kickoff return for a score. Carter has caught a total of 48 passes for 648 yards with eight touchdowns. He's also rushed 12 times for 124 yards and another score. Grubich said Carter is "the real deal" and a "special player."
Chad Sonkin also had a big game for Orange as he caught nine passes for 121 yards and a touchdown. He also rushed for 30 yards.
Kenston will host Perry (3-3, 2-1) at 7 p.m. Friday.
"We have to stay humble and hungry," Grubich said. "We have to have a great week of practice. (Perry) coach (Matt) Rosati is a great coach. They'll be ready to play. You win games Monday through Thursday."
Orange has its homecoming game at 7 p.m. Friday against West Geauga (3-3, 2-1).
"The more we get confident against bigger schools, the more we see what we're capable of," Bechlem said. "The kids are rising to the challenge. We feel like we can play against these teams."
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I last posted a week ago annoyed with my poor performance at the London Chess Classic weekender A. I hoped that blog woke me up and made me concentrate a bit more and I think it did.
I went into the 2nd weekend tournament alot more concentrated and focused. I had my Bacon and Egg sandwich before I left lol. Which has become a mental ritual I need to do it seems. Whenever I have had a good tournament I have had good sleep and a bacon and egg sandwich before I set off fof the playing hall lol.
Although I did not win this 2nd tournament I could not have done much more and the one game I did lose was a bit unlucky as he found an amazing move and I really did not raise my game as he was unrated. Anyway heres my 1st game. I am quite happy with this one as I found a nice pawn move at the right time and played very accurate. Here it is. I was Black v a 87.
So a great start. I thought here all I need to do is keep it together for my 2nd round game. For some very odd reason I slip up in 2nd round games. It has happened so many times it has become a mental problem and I need to erradicate. Same thing happened the week before. Up against an unrated Americian. He has a USCF of about 1600 ish and he played like a 1900. Not just that he played blitz the entire match. I was white v Rafael Larios. If I lost this it would be my 4th defeat on the trot with white!
So 1/2 and already I was gutted and knew only results going my way would mean a 2nd place outright or 1st place joint. But I knew a 4/5 would be decent so I went all out to get it.
in the 3rd round I was black v John Jestico 99 ECF. 1442 Fide. But he has beat some very good players in the passed and hes very experienced. This game I played fantastic. One of my most accurate games again.
So on 2/3 and very happy with my play as Black. For some odd reason I am having major troubles with white. But not the next game. I win in 1 move ;)
Up against Ayse Karel. a 98 ecf and has been as high as 130 odd!! She can play very well and has beat some good players. But I think she knows I play Nf3 so I cna understand her not turning up ;)
so 3/4 and I only needed a win in my last round to get possible joint 1st or at worst joint 2nd. I managed to win a horrid game tbh with the position and he gave me it thinking he had a better idea. The position I get in this game is crazy. I have never seen someone of a 104 ability to what he did lol. I had beat him on the last occation I played him a year ago but he had beat me a few days before that. I have got alot better since then.
So I was white v Phil humphrey. 104 ECF
So even thought I got 4/5 and finally got a win with white I was disappointed. My friend got 5/5 and won the section and I got clear 2nd ;)
So onto a few local tournaments now before my big Hastings quest begins. I am playing at Northwick Park this weekend and then my Coulsdon Xmas tournament the week after. I will probably be trying new openings out for these games as my grade also needs some toning down before hastings lol.
I am going down there early on the 28th and the tournaments finish on the 5th of July. I am in 4 tournaments of 5 runds in each lol. So 20 games on the way! I expect to win atleast 2 of them and get a 2nd place and will give myself 1 bad tourney. But really I know I can win 3 of them if not 4 ;) so I will post maybe soon.
I am even considering posting each day and editting my blog after each day which I think I can do. so thanks for reading folks and comments and thoughts are welcome ;)
Hi Argon, which move are you on about as i mad a fw good pawn pushes in the 1st game ;)
i really like the 1st game i would have never anticipated pwn push as im not quite up to that level yet
i also liked it because it was played by black and im still having trouble starting out as black
Thanks Sam although I disagree bloggin is a must to keep track of things as I have my Databse for that and I go through my games up to 3 times aftrewards the again a few weeks later. And sometimes go back to games 6 months later just to re remember the lesson from certain games etc.
And yes 79-113 is unknown in Chess for an adult ;) in only 1 year anyway. This grading list as I have told you it will be only a small increase but I am going for a massive one for the July list. I am certain the confidence I got from Paignton will get me up to 130 easy by July ;) I have been alot more inactive the last few months and had a few personal issues to deal with and has effected me a bit otb but alot of those are passed me now and I am looking for a cruiseymeister 2013 ;)
I'm gonna try to comment on every game, right...
Game 1 - I'm pleased to see you're using a queens Indian defence! Definitely different setup to me but effective all the same, well played game!
Game 2 - unlucky at the end there your opponent was obviously a good player being ungraded, but in the opening, I know how much you love your 1.Nf3! 'cos you use it with great success! But you say e3 was a wasted move... playing 5.e3 instead of 5.Bf4 is a VERY SOLID 1.d4 opening setup that usually gives almost +1 after the opening 10 moves, so maybe try keeping your DSB in for later and play 5.e3
Game 3 - Nicely destroyed the English (I hate the English opening too and use my symmetrical variation to easily win it), 35.Bb8! deffo a great move I'd have played it myself lol! He was totally busted!
Game 4 - LOL!!!
Game 5 - Great positional play! Kudos for playing a solid game with 2 sets of doubled-pawns but we know that we can often use doubled-pawns to our advantage, just like you did with your rooks, good endgame skill there, well played mate!
Last comment, overall performance was good, nice to see you using your 1.Nf3 regularly it's very versatile, maybe try and get 1 more opening into your white repertoire until you reach 170, like I have 1.d4 and 1.b3! Don't get too disheartened if you missed a quicker win by an engine evaluation or missed a tactic or didn't play a top 3 move - sometimes "the best move" isn't always the best move otb as you know... you're a good improving player it will be interesting to see what level you're at this time next year - at least 140 hopefully! You easily could be
Clear 2nd place in any tournament is a great achievement, you should be happy, trust... deffo post up more of your games and club matches too, blogging is great because not only can others see your games, you can also look back at your past games and see how your style changes over the years - I've recently looked at some of my first rated games (Sept-Oct '11) and I'm playing so much more sharp now and aggressive, but still have that solid positional edge that wins me lots of games, you can look back and see what you have now that you didn't a year ago - you was only a 79 last year, now you're 113 that's a huge improvement! Keep it up mate
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Biggest shock in England! ;)
by Cruiseylee78 23 months ago
My last round game to secure Thanet U145(1810 Fide) Runner up! !
by Cruiseylee78 2 years ago
Best Result of my life tonight! Blogs will be back ;)
by Cruiseylee78 3 years ago
A shocking game I will notate properly soon
For Tim lol
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Kazakh, Greek presidents discuss oil-export pipeline
Kazakh President Nursultan Nazarbaev met with his visiting Greek counterpart Konstantinos Stephanopoulos in Almaty on Wednesday to discuss the potential for expanding trade and economic ties between the two countries. The two presidents paid particular attention to the possibility of Kazakhstan joining the Russian-Bulgarian-Greek consortium formed to build an oil-export pipeline from the Black Sea port of Burgas in Bulgaria to the Greek port of Alexandropoulis. That pipeline will have an annual throughput capacity of 35 million to 45 million tons. Nazarbaev said his country will need additional export-pipeline capacity in the near future, but would join that consortium only as an equal member, and only if the tariffs for using that pipeline proved "competitive". (Jun 28)
Russian oil exports to rise
Russian oil exports in the third quarter of this year will rise by 2 million tons per day in comparison with the previous quarter, Deputy Prime Minister Viktor Khristenko announced. Meanwhile, LUKoil head Vagit Alekperov predicted that world oil prices will drop by the end of the year and will stabilize around US$20-$21 per barrel. (Jun 27)
LUKoil defies protests, plans Baltic project
The Russian petroleum company LUKoil says it will begin oil production on the Baltic Sea shelf next year despite protests by local environmentalists. LUKoil head Vagit Alekperov told a news conference in Moscow that the oil reserves in this area have been estimated at 24 million tons and that his company has already began construction of an offshore platform in the Baltic. Oil exploration in the Baltic Sea was interrupted in 1985 under pressure from Lithuanian ecologists, whose republic lies close to the production area. Now Lithuanian environmentalists have called on the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development to stop providing loans to LUKoil until the company halts the project. (Jun 27)
Russian intelligence veterans attempt Caspian swim
Seven veterans of Russia's Foreign Intelligence Service who formerly served as navy divers began on Monday an attempt to swim across the Caspian Sea in order to draw attention to Russia's role in the resource-rich region. The group is headed by Igor Morozov, now a senator in the Federation Council. Morozov told journalists that the seven would swim 234 kilometers from Daghestan to the city of Shevchenko, Kazakhstan. The journey is expected to take 10 days. (Jun 25)
Yukos tests US oil market
Russia's Yukos oil company will begin exporting oil to the United States on a trial basis early next month, company chief Mikhail Khodorkovskii told journalists on Tuesday. Khodorkovskii said a tanker was already en route carrying 200,000 tons of oil. He declined to name the buyer, saying that the deal has not yet been sealed. He added that the US market will be difficult to crack, but Yukos believes that by using supertankers, it will be able sufficiently to reduce transportation costs to make its products competitive. (Jun 20)
Azerbaijani-Iranian differences on Caspian unresolved
Talks in Baku from June 11-13 between Azerbaijani government officials and Iran's special envoy for Caspian issues, Mehdi Safari, failed to yield any progress toward overcoming the differences between the two countries' views on the legal status of the Caspian Sea and how its resources should be divided among the five littoral states. It is unclear whether a planned meeting between Safari and Azerbaijani President Heidar Aliev took place. Former Azerbaijani foreign minister Tofik Zulfugarov was quoted on Friday by the opposition paper Yeni Musavat as saying that Iran realizes that its demand for a 20 percent share of the Caspian is unrealistic and utopian, and may be bargaining to receive a share that is a little larger than its current 14 percent, but less than 20 percent. (Jun 19)
Turkmenistan invites Russia to join pipeline project
Turkmen President Saparmurat Niyazov has invited Russian companies to participate in the construction of the planned gas export pipeline from Turkmenistan via Afghanistan to Pakistan. Niyazov reportedly made the offer during a telephone conversation with Russian President Vladimir Putin on Friday. (Jun 18)
Canadian deal on Kazakh pipeline falls through
A bid by Canada's Hurricane Hydrocarbons to acquire a stake in the Caspian Pipeline Consortium pipeline from Aktau to Novorossiisk has been thwarted because other CPC shareholders did not endorse that deal by the deadline for doing so. The US$100 million deal would have given Hurricane a 49.9 percent stake in Kazakhstan Pipeline Ventures, which owns a 75 percent stake in the CPC, and would have enabled Hurricane to export 64,000 barrels per day. The Kazakh state oil company, KazakhOil, approved the deal last August, but that approval was rescinded after KazakhOil was subsumed into a newly formed company, KazMunaiGaz, in March. (Jun 17)
TotalFinaElf joins Azerbeijani pipeline consortium
France's TotalFinaElf has signed an agreement with the Owner Group for the Baku-Tbilisi-Ceyhan oil-export pipeline to acquire a 5 percent stake in the BP-led consortium to build that pipeline. The decision left a 7.5 percent stake still available, which is to be divided between BP (the project operator), Norway's Statoil, and Turkey's TPAO, if no other company expresses an interest in acquiring it before the end of this month. (Jun 14)
Russia, Germany, Ukraine sign energy accord ...
Russian President Vladimir Putin, German Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder, and Ukrainian President Leonid Kuchma signed on Monday a trilateral accord on cooperation in developing and exploiting the pipeline infrastructure used to transport oil and natural gas from Russia through Ukraine to Western Europe. Speaking to journalists after the signing ceremony, Putin said that Germany's participation in the consortium will enable it to attract quickly the estimated US$2.5 billion needed to reconstruct Ukraine's pipeline network. The addition of Germany to the new Russian-Ukrainian pipeline consortium may mean the end - for the present at least - of proposals to construct a new pipeline through Poland and Belarus that would have bypassed Ukraine. The reconstruction of existing pipelines is estimated to be only about half as expensive as building a new route. (Jun 12)
... as Moscow plays Ukraine card in Kaliningrad dispute
The Russian government is not concealing the fact that its switch away from routing energy supplies through Poland is connected with the hard line taken by Warsaw and the European Union on the Kaliningrad issue, said an official in President Vladimir Putin's administration. If Warsaw continues to rebuff Moscow's proposals for a visa-free transit corridor between Kaliningrad oblast and the rest of Russia, the official said, Poland stands to lose this lucrative pipeline, as well as several billion dollars' worth of related development projects. The pipeline issue is political, not economic, and by dealing with Ukrainian President Leonid Kuchma, Moscow is sending a clear signal to Warsaw that it expects a concession on Kaliningrad, the BBC's Russian Service commented on Monday. (Jun 12)
Russia, Ukraine push ahead on energy cooperation
Russian President Vladimir Putin and his Ukrainian counterpart Leonid Kuchma signed a joint statement in St Petersburg on Sunday ordering their respective governments immediately to prepare a bilateral agreement on strategic cooperation in the natural-gas sphere. The statement outlined the proposed agreement, calling for the creation of a consortium that would manage and develop Ukraine's gas-transport system. Russian Deputy Prime Minister Viktor Khristenko said the agreement "will enhance the reliability of Russian gas deliveries to Europe in the long term". (Jun 11)
Azerbaijani-Russian Caspian pact postponed
Azerbaijani President Heidar Aliev and his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin did not, as originally planned, sign an agreement on the division of their countries' respective sectors of the Caspian Sea during the former's visit to St Petersburg on the weekend. Spokesmen for the two countries had said in April after a meeting between Aliev and Putin on the sidelines of the abortive Caspian summit in Ashgabat that such an agreement would be signed this month. Aliev said on Saturday that several points of the agreement had not yet been finalized, but that "there are no disagreements on matters of principle". The deputy head of Putin's staff, Sergei Prikhodko, similarly said that the uncoordinated points "are not political" and predicted that the agreement will be ready for signing "soon". Russian Deputy Prime Minister Khristenko said the agreement "is being coordinated" and that "there are certain technical questions in the wording". (Jun 11)
Turkmenistan sets up working group for trans-Afghan pipeline
Turkmen President Saparmurat Niyazov announced on Saturday that the heads of state of Afghanistan and Pakistan have agreed to his proposal to set up a joint government working group to oversee construction of the planned pipeline to export Turkmen natural gas via Afghanistan to Pakistan. He gave the planned construction time for the 1,460-kilometer pipeline as two and a half years, saying it could be completed by the end of 2005. No offers have yet been forthcoming from investors willing to finance the estimated US$2 billion project, although Niyazov said the World Bank and several major Asian banks have expressed interest. (Jun 11)
Ukraine, Turkmenistan agree on gas debts
Agreement has been reached on a schedule for repayment of Ukraine's US$46 million debt to Turkmenistan for supplies of natural gas received in 2002, Neftegaz Ukrainy president Yurii Boyko said in Kyiv. A protocol has also been signed on the repayment schedule for an outstanding $65 million debt for Turkmen gas supplied in 1999. (Jun 11)
ExxonMobil to pull out of Azerbaijani consortium
ExxonMobil plans next year to pull out of an agreement with Azerbaijan's state oil company Socar to develop the Oguz offshore Caspian oilfield jointly. That US$2 billion agreement was signed in 1997. A test well drilled last year failed to yield commercially viable quantities of oil or gas, but a Socar official said in February that Exxon should drill a second well. (Jun 7)
Moscow approves volume of Kazakh oil exports
The Russian government has approved a draft bilateral agreement stipulating the amount of oil Kazakhstan will export via Russia over the next 15 years. Under that agreement, Kazakhstan will export annually no less than 15 million tons of oil via the Atyrau-Samara pipeline and no less than 2.5 million tons via the Makhachkala-Tikhoretsk pipeline. Last July, Kazakhstan's oil-export agency said it planned to export 13 million tons and 1.2 million tons, respectively, by those two routes by the end of 2001. Kazakhstan plans to increase oil extraction by 300 percent over the next 15 years but has not yet made a firm commitment to any proposed additional export-pipeline route. (Jun 7)
European development bank to co-finance pipeline
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development has announced that it will provide US$300 million, or just over 10 percent of the estimated total costs, toward construction of the Baku-Tbilisi-Ceyhan oil pipeline. Thomas Moser, who heads the bank's Baku office, said the EBRD will provide half that sum in cash and half in bank syndicate deposits. Negotiations with potential lenders are proceeding without problems and the bank should raise the funds by the end of this year, Moser added. The British Petroleum-led consortium created to implement the project plans to hold the official ceremony marking the beginning of construction on June 19, Turkish Energy Minister Zeki Cakan said this week. It is hoped that the pipeline will be completed in 2005. (Jun 6)
Space-age technology reveals mineral, oil deposits
After more than 20 years of research, scientists have developed a unique technology for remote sensing of Earth's mineral reserves from outer space, says the Moscow-based Terrestrial Geoinformational Analysis Research Center. The technology consists of a complex series of algorithms used to interpret data from satellite photographs and enables scientists to locate mineral and fossil-fuel deposits with greater accuracy and at less cost than conventional methods. Institute director Valerii Tutykhin says the technique was used in March to locate water sources in the desert of Mauritania and, in April, it located reserves of gold ore in South Korea. (Jun 3)
Afghanistan, Pakistan, Turkmenistan sign pipeline agreement
Meeting in Islamabad on Thursday, the leaders of Afghanistan, Pakistan, and Turkmenistan - Hamid Karzai, General Pervez Musharraf, and Saparmurat Niyazov - signed a memorandum of understanding to proceed with the feasibility study for construction and financing of a gas pipeline from Dovletabad in Turkmenistan via Afghanistan to Pakistan. The cost of the 1,460-kilometer pipeline is estimated at between US$2 billion and $3.5 billion. Preliminary talks in 1995-98 between the Turkmen government and two successive Western oil companies on building such a pipeline collapsed in 1998 after the Taliban took control of most of Afghanistan. (Jun 3)
Russia defends 'natural advantage' on energy prices
Russian Economic Development and Trade Minister German Gref says that in its trade relations with the European Union, Russia will never accept an EU requirement to bring domestic energy prices to world levels. "For many energy sources - such as gas, coal, and electricity - there are no [accepted] international prices at all," Gref noted. Natural gas will always be more expensive in Europe than in Russia because of transportation costs, Gref remarked. Former finance minister Aleksandr Livshits, currently deputy head of Russian Aluminum, said that "energy in Russia will always be cheaper regardless of who regulates prices by virtue of advantages provided by nature". (May 31)
Russia, EU split on energy tariffs
Energy issues are a main topic of the ninth Russia-EU summit that opened in Moscow on Wednesday, said European Commission President Romano Prodi. The European Union believes that Russian domestic fuel prices should be increased and that domestic fuel subsidies are hampering Russia's effort to develop a full-fledged market economy, Prodi said. Lifting energy subsidies is necessary to gain EU consent to Russia's rapid accession to the World Trade Organization. However, Igor Yurgens, the deputy head of the Russian Union of Industrialists and Entrepreneurs, said: "We do not even want to discuss bringing domestic tariffs for electricity and gas to international levels." Deputy Economic Development and Trade Minister Maksim Medvedkov added that Russia will not eliminate the price differences because the government considers them not a subsidy but a "natural advantage" vis-a-vis competitors. (May 30)
LUKoil makes big move into Cyprus oil and gas
Vagit Alekperov, president of the Russian petrochemical giant LUKoil, said in Moscow on Tuesday that his company has won a government tender to develop a network of gasoline stations in Cyprus and now controls more than 25 percent of the island's oil market. Alekperov also said LUKoil plans further expansion in the Cyprus oil market, including in the areas of oil storage and transportation. Finally, he reported that his company already owns 23 percent of the Greek state oil firm Hellenic Petroleum and has major shares of the oil markets in Eastern Europe, especially in Poland and Bulgaria. LUKoil also owns 1,500 gas stations in the United States. (May 30)
Azerbaijan seeks to allay gas-export fears
Ilham Aliev, a senior vice president of Azerbaijan's state oil company SOCAR, has rejected as groundless concerns expressed at a recent news conference in Baku by a senior BP executive that Turkey may renege on an agreement signed in March 2001 to purchase 89.2 billion cubic meters of natural gas from Azerbaijan's offshore Shah Deniz field between 2004 and 2018. Gas-sector analysts say Turkey has committed itself to buy far more natural gas than it actually needs. Aliev said that even if Turkey declines to purchase gas from Shah Deniz, Azerbaijan could switch to buying gas from the BP-led consortium exploiting Shah Deniz rather than continue buying natural gas from Russia. He said other countries too would be interested in buying gas from Shah Deniz in the light of the ongoing decline in natural-gas extraction in Russia. (May 30)
Moscow backs EU efforts to build up energy reserves
Russia will increase its volume of oil exports as of July 1, ending the curbs it imposed at the beginning of the year to help the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries bolster world petroleum prices, said Deputy Prime Minister Viktor Khristenko. Khristenko said the government will decide on June 20 exactly by how much exports will be increased. Meanwhile, Energy Minister Igor Yusufov met in Moscow on Tuesday with European Union Energy and Transport Commissioner Loyla de Palacio and pledged Russia's support for EU efforts to build up oil and gas reserves. De Palacio said the EU regards Russia as a reliable partner in its search to diversify its sources of energy. (May 29)
Russia's oil reserves dwindling, report warns
A report by the Russian Natural Resources Ministry asserts that the country might exhaust its explored oil reserves by 2040 at current rates of exploitation and exploration. The report claims that if, as expected, Russia increases production to 400 million tons per year by 2020 and if the search for new oil deposits is not stepped up, current reserves will be depleted by 2040. (May 29)
Caspian interparliamentary assembly proposed
During talks in Baku on Friday with Azerbaijani President Heidar Aliev, Russian Federation Council chairman Sergei Mironov proposed that Russia, Azerbaijan, and Kazakhstan establish a Caspian interparliamentary assembly. The positions of those three countries on dividing the Caspian are virtually identical. Aliev, however, argued that such a body should also include the two remaining Caspian littoral states, Iran and Turkmenistan, whose positions differ sharply from those of the remaining three. (May 29)
Georgian, Russian companies sign pipeline agreement
The Georgian International Oil Co and Russia's Rosneftegazstroi have signed an agreement to establish a joint venture, Gruzrosneftegazstroi, to implement pipeline construction projects. Among the projects in question is a branch pipeline from Novorossiisk via Abkhazia to Supsa on Georgia's Black Sea coast. Rosneftegazstroi has also expressed interest in joining in construction of the planned Baku-Tbilisi-Ceyhan oil export pipeline. (May 29)
Kazakhstan backs Baku-Ceyhan pipeline
Bidding farewell to Azerbaijani President Heidar Aliev on Saturday at the end of his tour of duty as Kazakhstan's ambassador in Baku, Rashid Ibraev said Kazakhstan will use the planned Baku-Ceyhan pipeline to export oil from the huge offshore Kashagan field. He said Astana does not rule out extending that pipeline eastward across the Caspian seabed to Aktau. During talks in Washington last December, US President George W Bush and his Kazakh counterpart Nursultan Nazarbaev reaffirmed their shared commitment to the Baku-Ceyhan project. (May 29)
Kazakhstan to strengthen Caspian defenses
Visiting the Aqmola garrison on Tuesday, Kazakh Defense Minister Colonel-General Mukhtar Altynbaev said Kazakhstan will deploy additional ground and coast guard units on its Caspian Sea coast in the near future to augment the naval and border guard forces already present there. But he dismissed as implausible media speculation that Iran may attack Kazakhstan, despite Tehran's denunciation of the recent Russian-Kazakh agreement defining the two countries' respective sectors of the Caspian. "It is unlikely that anyone will start a war with Kazakhstan," Altynbaev concluded. (May 23)
Azerbaijan, Iran narrow differences on Caspian
On Sunday, the second day of his official visit to Tehran, Heidar Aliev met with Iranian religious leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, who paid tribute to the historic ties between the two countries but warned against interference in the Caspian Sea by unnamed "big powers" that, he claimed, do not want to see conflicts in the region solved. Aliev said at a joint press conference that the two countries have succeeded in narrowing the differences between their countries' views on the legal status of the Caspian. Upon his return to Baku on Monday, Aliev denied that Azerbaijan had agreed to suspend exploitation of the Alov and Sharq Caspian oilfields, of which Iran claims ownership. (May 22)
Russia lifts oil-export quotas
Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Kasyanov said after a Friday meeting with representatives of leading oil companies that his government will not extend beyond June 1 the self-imposed oil-export quotas introduced at the beginning of the year at the request of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries. Kasyanov noted that the government and the oil giants believe "the oil market is approaching stabilization, and it is time to lift the restrictions". Among those who met with Kasyanov were Yukos head Mikhail Khodorkovskii, Surgutneftegaz president Vladimir Bogdanov, LUKoil vice president Anatolii Kozyrev, Tyumen Oil Co (TNK) president Semen Kukes, Sibneft president Yevgenii Shvindler, and Rosneft president Sergei Borganchikov. As the global economy recovers, Kasyanov has decided to act in the best interests of the Russian state budget, siding with the United States and Europe on the issue of export quotas, Rossiiskaya gazeta commented on Saturday. (May 21)
Battle for control of Slavneft continues
A court in the Russian district of Ufa issued a verdict last week annulling the decisions of an extraordinary meeting of Slavneft shareholders on May 13, including the election of Yurii Sukhanov to be the company's president. Legal experts of the State Property Committee, which holds a controlling stake in the oil giant and which supported Sukhanov's selection, have dismissed as groundless the Ufa decision, which was issued on May 13 but only made public on Friday. The court ruled that the shareholders' meeting did not have the authority to annul the contract of former Slavneft president Mikhail Gutseriev. It was unclear who filed the suit, but Aleksandr Parshukov, a spokesman for the State Property Committee, said no one from the company had been invited to attend the Ufa hearings. (May 21)
Iran reaffirms position on Caspian
Azerbaijani President Heidar Aliev began his long-anticipated three-day visit to Iran on Saturday with closed-door talks in Tehran with his Iranian counterpart Mohammad Khatami. In a short press briefing prior to those talks, Khatami reaffirmed Iran's official position that the Caspian Sea, to which he referred by its Farsi name Mazandaran, is a lake whose resources should be exploited on the basis of agreements among all five littoral states. (May 21)
US Caspian envoy visits Azerbaijan
Steve Mann, the United States' envoy to the Caspian region, held talks in Baku on Thursday with Azerbaijani President Heidar Aliev and oil-sector officials on unspecified minor obstacles to the planned Baku-Ceyhan oil-export pipeline and approaches to dividing the Caspian Sea among the five littoral states. Mann commended the "realistic approach" demonstrated by Russia, Kazakhstan, and Azerbaijan to dividing the sea into sectors. Russia and Kazakhstan have just signed an agreement demarcating their respective sectors, and Aliev reaffirmed on Thursday that Azerbaijan and Russia will probably do the same next month. Mann stressed that the dispute between Azerbaijan and Turkmenistan over ownership of two Caspian oilfields can and must be resolved through negotiations. (May 20)
Iran condemns Russian-Kazakh agreement on Caspian
Hassan Rowhani, secretary of Iran's Supreme National Council, has informed Russian Ambassador to Tehran Aleksandr Maryasov that any bilateral or trilateral agreement concluded among Caspian littoral states on exploiting the sea's resources, including that signed on Monday between Russia and Kazakhstan, is legally invalid. Rowhani further warned that any foreign interference or presence in the Caspian could jeopardize the stability of the region. The Tehran Times has similarly condemned the Russian-Kazakh agreement as "unacceptable". The paper accused Russia and Kazakhstan of pressuring the three remaining littoral states (Azerbaijan, Iran, and Turkmenistan) "to accept a plan to divide the Caspian's natural resources based on their geographical borders and the length or their coastlines". Iran, which has the smallest share of the sea (14 percent), wants it divided into five equal sectors. (May 17)
Russian energy giants make top 500 list
Four Russian energy companies have been included in a list compiled by the Financial Times of the 500 largest global corporations. Yukos, with a total capitalization of US$18.7 billion, was the highest-ranking Russian company, in 227th place. Gazprom ranked 250th, while Surgutneftegaz came in 344th and LUKoil came in 362nd. The newspaper noted that the appearance of the Russian companies on the prestigious list can be attributed to the relative reduction in capitalization of leading transnationals because of the downturn in the global economy and the relatively rapid growth of the Russian energy companies. (May 14)
Gas giant to keep embattled auditor
Gazprom says it will retain PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) as the auditor of its 2002 results, despite the opposition of minority shareholders. The company said PwC had won the tender over KPMG and that the decision will be submitted to the board of directors for approval. According to Dow Jones, the decision is a blow to a campaign against PwC spearheaded by fund manager Hermitage Capital Management, which has filed suit in a Moscow court alleging that PwC filed "false and misleading audits" in the late 1990s and 2000. (May 14)
Oil flows again through Azerbaijan-Georgia pipeline
Shipments of Azerbaijani Caspian oil via the Baku-Supsa export pipeline resumed on Thursday. The shipment of oil was suspended on May 6 after thieves damaged the pipeline in western Georgia, causing the leakage of some two tons of crude. Police have arrested two local residents in connection with the incident. (May 13)
Travel to oil-and-gas region now requires special visa
Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Kasyanov signed a decree on Monday virtually closing the Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug to foreigners. Authorities in Yamalo-Nenets have attempted repeatedly over the past five years to restrict access to the okrug, and at least twice each year have sent draft legislation to the federal authorities to tighten borders because of rising levels of crime and drug addiction. Finally, last October, President Vladimir Putin expressed support for Governor Yurii Neelov's desire to limit travel, but he reportedly didn't want to close the okrug completely. Putin and Neelov agreed to set up a commission to study the situation and to present suggestions by July 1. However, Kasyanov beat the commission to the punch. Before the 1990s it was practically impossible to enter the okrug without a special visa. There are currently 20 territories in Russia to which access to foreign citizens is restricted. (May 8)
Azerbaijan denies polluting Caspian
Azerbaijani Environment Minister Hussein Bagirov denied on Monday that the development of the country's offshore Caspian oilfields is a major source of pollution of that sea. He said that 85-90 percent of pollution is caused by waste products from large rivers that flow into the Caspian, in particular the Volga and the Kura, which flows from Armenia via Georgia into Azerbaijan. Azerbaijani officials last month blamed Armenia for high levels of pollution in the Kura, but later rejected an Armenian proposal for joint monitoring of the pollution level. Guseinov said on Monday that Azerbaijan does not blame Georgia for the pollution of the Kura. (May 8)
Oil thieves damage pipeline in Georgia
Thieves tapped into the Baku-Supsa oil-export pipeline in western Georgia, but caused only minor damage and an insignificant spill of oil, Caucasus Press reported on Tuesday. It was the first such occurrence during the three years since the pipeline was commissioned. (May 8)
Russian oil production up despite promise to OPEC
Russian oil production was up 8.8 percent in the first four months of this year, despite Moscow's pledge to the Organization of Pertroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) to cut oil exports by 150,000 barrels per day, according to Energy Ministry statistics. Production was nearly 7.3 million barrels per day in the first third of this year, compared with an average of 6.7 million barrels in 2001. Natural-gas production increased 2.6 percent during the same period to 210.2 billion cubic meters. (May 7)
Presidents discuss oil exports
The presidents of Azerbaijan, Georgia and Turkey, Heidar Aliev, Eduard Shevardnadze, and Ahmet Necdet Sezer, met in the Turkish city of Trabzon on Monday and Tuesday to discuss exports of Caspian oil and gas via Georgia and regional security and unresolved conflicts in the South Caucasus. Sezer in his opening address stressed the strategic and economic importance of the South Caucasus, noting the need for increased cooperation, including in the military sphere, among the three countries to avert possible terrorist attacks on oil and gas pipelines. But Georgian state chancellery official Shalva Pichkhadze specifically denied on Monday that the three countries are planning to forge a military alliance, or that their military cooperation is directed at a third party. The three presidents plan to meet again in Tbilisi in one month's time to discuss gas exports. Georgian International Oil Corp president Giorgi Chanturia said the presidents of Kazakhstan, Ukraine, Moldova, Romania, and Armenia could also be invited to that meeting. (May 3)
Russia to raise oil export tax
Russia plans to increase oil export duties to US$20.40 per ton, more than twice the current $9.20 per ton. The decision was made at a meeting of a government commission responsible for protecting Russia's foreign trade, Finance Minister Aleksii Kudrin said. At the same meeting, the government commission decided to scrap a 3-5 percent export tax on ferrous metals, Kudrin said. The commission also decided to lower export duties on liquefied gas from 40 euros ($36) to 20 euros per ton, commission secretary Andrei Kushnerenko said. (May 2)
Poland proposes building tankers in Kazakhstan
During a one-day visit to Astana this week, Polish Foreign Minister Wlodzimierz Cimoszewicz discussed with his Kazakh counterpart Qasymzhomart Toqaev and President Nursultan Nazarbaev the possibility of Polish shipyards building tankers to transport Caspian oil, and the opportunities for Polish construction firms to win contracts in Kazakhstan. Nazarbaev is scheduled to visit Poland next month. (May 2)
Turkmenistan invites Ukrainian participation on pipeline
During talks in the Caspian port of Turkmenbashi (Krasnovodsk) on Monday, Turkmen President Saparmurat Niyazov suggested to his visiting Ukrainian counterpart Leonid Kuchma that Ukrainian firms could supply equipment for, or participate in, the construction of the planned pipeline to export Turkmen gas via Afghanistan and Pakistan. Niyazov is to meet this month with the leaders of Afghanistan and Pakistan to discuss that project. Niyazov and Kuchma also signed an agreement on the development of interstate relations. (May 2)
Russian, Kazakh governments agree on Caspian
Russian and Kazakh government officials have reached preliminary agreement on the joint development of the Kurmengazy, Tsentralnoe, and Khvalyn Caspian oil fields. Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Viktor Khristenko has said that a corresponding agreement will be signed this summer. Under an 1998 agreement, Kurmengazy is in Kazakhstan's sector of the Caspian and the other two fields in the Russian sector. (Apr 30)
Russia's energy minister pushes for oil exports to US
Russian Energy Minister Igor Yusufov said after meeting with US Undersecretary for Energy Robert Card that present conditions are suitable for Russia to became a permanent supplier of energy to the US market. Moreover, Yusufov said Russia also wants the United States to "give a signal to the West that Russia is a reliable place for investments in the energy sector". Yusufov said he and Card share the opinion that "close cooperation in energy supplies is profitable for both national economies and should not be dependent on political factors". Card said he believes that the development of the Russian energy sector has strategic significance for the United States. (Apr 30)
Moscow fine-tunes oil policy with Venezuela
Russian Energy Minister Igor Yusufov has met with the secretary general of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC), Ali Rodriguez, who is expected to step down soon to head Venezuela's national oil company at the request of Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez. Yusufov and Rodriguez discussed the coordination of Venezuelan oil policy with Russian interests on the world energy market. Adnan Shihab-Eldin, Rodriguez' deputy and the head of OPEC's scientific research department, also briefed Yusufov and his staff on OPEC's vision of the future of the global oil market. (Apr 30)
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When I saw a picture of Rachel Zoe after she'd given birth to her son, Kaius, I couldn't help but giggle. Her hair and make-up are professionally done. And she's wearing an unscathed hospital gown. Because that's reality, right? Truth be told, I was a hot mess after giving birth to both my girls. After delivering my sweet Olive nearly a month ago, I even looked at my husband and said, "I must look like a hot mess." He looked back at me and said I was beautiful. (He's a keeper!) And he's right. Because beauty is laboring for hours on end to bring new life into this world. Beauty is that sense of magic when you get to hold your baby for the first time. And these mama friends agree. Here are 15 mamas, including me, sharing the miracle of life in their natural beauty.
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175-225g per day coming from fruits, white rice, potatoes, plantains, Okinawan sweet potatoes (loving these right now), oj, and tons of carrots. On heavy workout days or when I play 2+ hours of full court basketball I will have 300+ grams of carbs.
I have been eating a whole foods paleo style diet for over 5 years and was consistently in the 100-150g of carbs per day camp. Not low carb for paleo/primal folks but definitely way too low carb for me and my activity level. I was always getting achy after workouts with tough recovery periods, and my hands and feet were always cold. My body personally needed more carbs. Adding more fruit, white rice and OJ definitely helped especially post workout.


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Each individual must pay a $25 registration fee to participate in an event. This includes event entry, goodie bag, food and beverages. If you raise $250 or more, you reach VIP status and get a special VIP giftbag and parties at participating mountains.
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Each Vertical Express for Can Do MS event features a combination of the following competitions:
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SAYREVILLE – An 87-year-old woman with Alzheimer's disease who went missing Sunday morning was found several hours later in Perth Amboy, police said.
The woman went missing about 11:30 a.m. Sunday morning from the Woodside area of Sayreville.
Police issued an email alert to residents stating the woman was at-risk. The email gave a description of the woman.
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Detroit -- It's official. Grady Sizemore is a 30-30 man.
Sizemore hit the second pitch of tonight's game from Detroit rookie Armando Galarraga over the fence in left-center field at Comerica Park to give him 30 homers and 34 stolen bases. Sizemore joins Joe Carter as the only Indians to go 30-30. Carter did it in 1987.
It's been accomplished 14 times in the American League by 10 players. It's been done 37 times by 25 players in the National League.
Sizemore's leadoff homer tied Kenny Lofton for the franchise record with 18. It was Sizemore's seventh leadoff homer this season, an ongoing franchise record.
Sizemore hit his 31st homer of the season in the top of the third inning.


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At about 8:20 p.m., police said they received a 9-1-1 call from a resident of 27 Cobblers Circle, saying she found heavy smoke pouring out of her wood-burning stove, and she and her teenage daughter had evacuated.
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The wood-burning stove had been used to heat the house all day, according to police.
By the time emergency responders arrived on the scene Tuesday night, the house was fully engulfed in flames, police said.
Firefighters from Franklin Park, Griggstown, Middlebush, Somerset, Community, Little Rocky Hill, Kingston, Rocky Hill, Millstone Valley and East Franklin responded to the fire.
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This morning, we released the first of at least three new podcasts that will be going out over the coming weeks. The first one looks at PRISM, the US surveillance programme of which details were leaked by former analyst Edward Snowden.
Head over to the podcast page to listen.
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Welcome to the Twilight Saga Wiki, and thank you for your edit to the Character homes page!
There's a lot to do around here, so I hope you'll stay with us and make many more improvements.
Recent changes
Questions? You can ask at the Help desk or in the comments at the bottom of each article, or post a message on my talk page!
Need help? The Community Portal has an outline of the site, and pages to help you learn how to edit.
I'm really happy to have you here, and look forward to working with you!
-- Charmed-Jay (Talk) 20:59, December 29, 2011
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Agreed that there is always room for debate, but: 1) most of the time is just a question of balance of the page; you can have only so many pictures for each page without getting repetitive or squeezing out the text; since galleries do exist, it's generally a good idea to add to those than to an article. 2) generally uploaders never pay attention as to whether they respect the page's formatting or not; so many times I've found the link breaking a word in two, instead of being outside a paragraph - working in source mode is not so much more difficult than working in visual mode. 3) Renesmee pictures, damn the fake, leaked, unfit ones circulating the 'net, are _not_ those suitable to a page about her; as soon as there's one, odds are that Charmed-Jay will upload it. 4) here you have a point, but undoing a previous edit is generally the easiset way out.
Now, that we both have released some steam by being blunt, we can get to the explanation. I'm sure you meant well, but most of the work on the wiki has already been done; improvements are now small and rare. Let's take your examples (just because they're the handiest, not because I'm singling you out). Laurent threatening Bella is not the best pic on a page dealing with Laurent and IRINA. A pic of the two vampires would have had a better chance to pass my scrutiny or to be reinstated by somebody else. Well, Renesmee I've already explained. Angela Weber and Eric Yorke: well, three pictures of them in a stub? and one of them is a group of highschoolers.
Hoping that I've managed to be clear instead of offensive, MinorStoop 22:42, December 30, 2011 (UTC)
- Eric.
- Well, everybody was a newbie, at one time. :) I think that I was luckier than many - when _I_ was one, this wiki needed some major work, so I could get away with quite a lot. Now, it's generally maintainance and quenching a few hot heads when somebody gets excited over the relative merits of Edward/Jacob. Sadly 'nuff, it's never over Alice/Leah or Esme/Sue. MinorStoop 01:29, December 31, 2011 (UTC)
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Purple, I'd recommend you acquaint yourself with the category tree as it is now. A rampage of wild categorization is counterproductive, sorry. MinorStoop 11:24, January 2, 2012 (UTC)
- Sorry for the bluntness of the previous post - was in a bit of a hurry. I'll give you an example: the shapeshifter category is already under a Quileute category; another Quileute on the page is unneeded. Sam Uley, Jacob Black, imprinting and wolf pack, do not even exist as categories; the first three are properly pages, and I'll have to check what mention of the pack structure there is in the shapeshifter page.
- It's not easy to modify the categories, as you can see. :) MinorStoop 11:43, January 2, 2012 (UTC)
- Naw, you're no idiot, just a newcomer. There's a difference.
- The guy who wrote the instruction, the more tags, the better - got it wrong. Categories are a help to navigation, not an ornamentation, so they've got to be added with a careful eye to their intended use.
- MinorStoop 12:43, January 3, 2012 (UTC)
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IronPigs beat Louisville to win 4th straight
Published: 8:00 PM EDT May 06, 2013 Updated: 10:40 PM EDT May 06, 2013
The IronPigs pushed their winning streak to 4 in a row with a 4-1 win over Louisville Monday night at Coca-Cola Park.
The IronPigs got a strong outing from Ethan Martin and the bullpen continued its string of scoreless innings in the victory. Martin pitched 6 innings and gave up just one run.
The offense had plenty of balance and the IronPigs took advantage of some Louisville miscues to score runs. The IronPigs will look for a 5th straight win Tuesday against the Bats.


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General Motors and the PGA Tour announced today that they are ending the Buick Open. The Flint Area Convention and Visitors Bureau is organizing a letter-writing/e-mail campaign to GM CEO Fritz Henderson and the PGA to save it. Here is some additional info. Contact information for who to send letters/e-mails to is after the jump.
Today on the blog, we got excited for Charles Rogers on Outside the Lines, DaJuan Summers is in a Twitter race with a porn star, Pardeep returned with his Cultural Power Rankings, we wondered about possible Red Wings free agent targets, admired a reporter making Tiger Woods almost speechless and questioned Jarrod Washburn's potential impact.
So write your Buick Open letters, watch Washburn's debut tonight and stop by the comments section if you have random thoughts. See you tomorrow.
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