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A large chain of UK food stores in Andalucia, offering a wide range of chilled, dry and frozen British foods. Also stockists of Boots Nº7 range of cosmetics. Open all day, every day. Avda. Federico García Lorca 25, Arroyo de la Miel, Costa Del
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International chain of supermarkets with good selection of foods and household supplies. Monday-Saturday 09:30-21:30. Avda. del Veintiocho de Febrero s/n, 11207 Algeciras. Stores throughout the Costa de la Luz and Costa del Sol.
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Large range of frozen, chilled and dried foods, all top British brands available. Open from 10:00 - 21:00 everyday. Located at Avenida Ramon y Cajal 32, 29649 Fuengirola.
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Supermarket chain. Facilities include parapharmacy, florist and ten items or less check outs. Open 10:00-22:00. At Parque Comercial Las Dunas Avda de el Puerto de Sta Maria, 11540 Sanlucar de Barrameda.
UK food supermarket, offering chilled, frozen and dried products including all top UK brands and household products. Located at Bloque Larios bajo 2 Avenida el Faro, 29790 Torrox Costa.
Large hypermarket situated on the outskirts of Fuengirola. Parque comercial Miramar, Planta baja local B, Fuengirola.
Shop selling a wide range of fresh, frozen, tinned and packed Asian foods and some select Asian kitchenware. Open Monday to Friday 10:00-13:30 and 15:00-18:00. Located at Caleta de Velez, s/n, Nave 7, Pol Ind Guadalhorce, Malaga.
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Supermarket in Campillos. Selling large selection of British foods. Can also supply bulk orders for over 10 000 products. Avda de la Constitution, Edf caja Ronda Bajo, Campillos, Costa Del Sol
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Larry King Tries To Find Andy Cohen A Date On Tinder, Intergenerational Hilarity Ensues
This clip from Larry King Now is filled with all kinds of awesomeness.
The legendary anchor is introduced to Tinder by Bravo Emperor Andy Cohen, who takes him through the process until they find an unseen gent who inspires the all-important right swipe. Cohen is as giddy as ever when they match, as he should be. According to King, the fellow has a "nice body."
This was all very cute and funny, but we're holding our breath for a Larry King After Dark segment where Andy takes him and the camera crew through a Grindr hookup.
Now that would be entertainment.
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Andy is actually quite cute and Lary is so amazing.
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The villa offers a restaurant. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access. The Bidadari Villas and Spa features a full-service spa and an outdoor pool. For a surcharge, a roundtrip airport shuttle (available 24 hours) is offered to guests. This Kerobokan villa also offers barbecue grills, a garden, and concierge services. Onsite self parking and valet parking are complimentary.
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What percentage of dope smokers are using it for medicinal purposes? 1%? Btw I'm not talking about stoners that go to Dr Feelgood because "their back hurts".
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..Colorado or bust…
People who've smoked enough dope don't need to be convinced of its medical benefits when they choose to use it for those purposes. Pretty much the same thing as the tired drinker who comes home from work and says "I need a drink."
Joints. It took me a while to figure it out. I kept looking at the jar and trying to figure what kind of joint replacement surgery was possible on an over-the-counter basis.
There are those whose suffering is alleviated by using a little pot. Let's concentrate on helping them rather than throwing out bogus figures about those who improperly get a mj script.
Now, What is the shelf life of a joint?
The recreational ones would more likely be on the bedside table or in the kitchen, near the
Although it is true that marijuana has medicinal values, it is also true that there are millions who have a prescription who don't require one. On the other hand, couldn't we say this about valium, xanax, and other "mother's little helpers"?
I have never met a violent stoner. As a matter of fact, I have relatives who were at anti-war rallies in the late 1960s, and suddenly trucks would arrive with bags of pot. People would throw them to the crowd. I think it might have been "crowd control". Violent demonstrations were replaced with "sit-ins", as you may recall.
I submit that marijuana used under any circumstance creates far fewer problems than legal drugs, like alcohol, nicotine, caffiene and its associated "energy drinks"…
A friend of mine happened to be seated on a plane next to a DEA agent. The agent told him that DEA estimates that there is marijuana in one house out of three in the US.
You want to dent the deficit? Legalize marijuana and tax its sale.
And legalization would do much to stop the uneven enforcement that places so many young black men in prison. When a person comes out of prison, it's that much harder to get a job. And then there's the need for welfare, medicaid, etc. So, if people were less stigmatized, we'd have less demand for government services.
"The more laws a society has, the more lawless a society appears."
I don't smoke pot, but here in San Francisco it sometimes seems like that puts me in the minority. Some smokers I know have prescriptions for it, some don't. I know some smokers who smoke too much and some who don't, in the same way that I know some people who drink too much and some who don't. It's not much more fun trying to talk to someone who's stoned than it is trying to talk to a drunk, but the drunk guy is probably more likely to want to fight.
Sure, medicinal marijuana is "the thin end of the wedge," but it's still a good idea. Likewise, legaqlization of industrial hemp is "the thin end of the wedge," but it's also a good idea (and outlawing hemp in the first place to fight marijuana was a singularly STUPID idea). This particular "wedge" seems to be thin edges all the way 'round.
Just legalize it, already.
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Spring Renewal
Wow, a blog post! Last time I made one of these was last Fall, as I was sidelined with a knee injury. Time flies.
I looked at the calendar recently and realized that Spring is almost here. Yes, the Vernal Equinox happens on March 20th (which is tomorrow)! Spring is always a time of renewal and new hopes, and our spirits soar as the weather warms. It's a good time, in my opinion, to take stock of your yoga practice as well.
For me, the Winter consisted of injury recovery as I slowly worked my way back into a regular yoga practice. New Year's Day saw me doing 108 sun salutations. I was really sore, but it was wonderful! It really jump-started my practice and I've settled into a solid routine. I practice three or four times a week and have a set schedule of times that I usually go.
I've come to realize that this might be a problem. I love my teachers, don't get me wrong. But it's the same teachers, in the same time-slots. Sure, each practice is different but every teacher has preferred ways of doing things and poses that they prefer to teach over others.
I was also reminded recently that a lot of people who practice yoga are at times intimidated about trying something new.
A couple of us were practicing some poses, and another person there just watched us. That's fine, but I sensed that there was fear in trying something new.
Over the last two weeks I also ran across teachers who are very good at what they teach, but they were hesitant about styles of yoga that they haven't practiced. They were skeptical of these different yoga styles.
We can get into a rut, even in our yoga practices. We have our favorite teachers, our established time slots, our specific styles of yoga that we do. I know that I certainly have these patterns. For Spring, I'm going to challenge myself not to be in that routine so easily. I'm going to take classes from different teachers. I'm going to explore different yoga styles. I'm going to look for a new goal pose. And I'm going to see if I can shake up my schedule a bit and try to take classes at different times. Sure, it will be a little disruptive, but this will be a great way for me to learn and advance my practice.
I think one of the most important things is to learn from different teachers. I am constantly amazed at the different experiences, almost all of them good, that I have with different people teaching. Even if you stay with, say, Ashtanga, a different teacher could give a new perspective on a pose that's been particularly challenging to you. I'm not advocating leaving your favorite teachers either. I know you couldn't drag me away from mine. Still, variety can be really useful and beneficial. When I was first starting yoga, about two months in, I had a substitute teacher instead of my regular one and that was the first time I saw vasisthasana taught. That class has stuck with me and it was one of the first to show me the benefits of shaking things up from time to time.
Whatever you do for Spring, I hope that you find ways to advance and deepen your practice. Enjoy the flowers and the warm weather along with your yoga. Don't be afraid to try something new from time to time either.


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n FORGET all this other stuff about Jonathan Aitken: what you, along with the rest of the country, will be wanting to know about is the progress of my complaint against him. Aitken, after all, is the member of the National Union of Journalists whom I reported for being very rude about his colleagues, accusing them, inter alia, of "bent and twisted journalism" in their coverage of his varied and exotic life. Well, you can't rush a Rule 19, Subsection L ("A member shall treat other journalists with consideration") complaint. I understand, though, that a letter to the said Aitken is being prepared, informing him of the complaint and his right to appear to answer my charge. Meanwhile, I have come across an interesting passage in Aitken's book, The Young Meteors, written in the 1960s, in which he describes taking LSD for the purposes of writing a newspaper article. Here are some of his comments under the influence: "I see rivers running with blood ... I know more about myself, too, and can resolve all kinds of doubts about my future ... I know I am seeing into the future ... I have seen something no one else has". Spooky, or what? Perhaps I shall ask him about this, too.
AND while we're on Aitken, I must tell you a story I heard at supper last week, one so intriguing as to make it almost worthwhile venturing west of Kensington. It seems that World in Action, which is being sued by Aitken over that programme featuring Arabs, arms, the health farm, and that camel on the sands at Formby, has been preparing its defence and interviewing various poules de luxe about various things. And one of them, by way of an aside, has been relating the tale of the very senior Fleet Street journalist who likes being led around on all fours in a collar. A newshound, indeed. Can such things be? Down, boy!
n YES, it's comp time! We have had a letter from Prue Leith in her capacity as deputy chairman of the Royal Society for the Encouragement of Arts, Manufacturers and Commerce (bit of a mouthful, that, Prue!). Prue is worried about the vacant plinth in Trafalgar Square, the one in the north west corner that has been empty since the square was laid out. The RSA thinks it an eyesore and wants the public to come up with ideas, then vote on them. Someone has suggested Mrs Thatcher on a tank. The Captain is eager that you should play your part in this important national enterprise. Not only will I forward your suggestions to the RSA and award champagne to the best, I will also present, with a touch of Moonlight magic, a mocked- up version of the winner for you to cut out and keep. So get comping! Captain's caution: while I welcome sober, sensible suggestions, you'll be damn lucky if you get any fizz for them.
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n GRACIOUS, this Tory spirit of rebellion is spreading all over the shop! I Cain, Dip Ed, my education correspondent, tells me that one of the fellows responsible for all the unrest at Rugby over the head girl chap is Rhodri Richards, son of the Welsh Office minister, Roderick Richards. Frankly, I would be more surprised at this appalling lack of respect for authority if the boy's father didn't insist on being called "Rod".
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HERE IT IS, once again, the news review with the inbuilt "cor, lummy, well bless my soul" factor ... A South American hawk-headed parrot called Sparky bit a man accused of handling stolen parrots during his trial at Snaresbrook Crown Court. Another exhibit was the frozen body of a blue-headed Pionus parrot ... Phillip Cheeseman, of Luton, lost his job with B&Q after complaining about having to take part in aerobic exercises which involved chanting "B&Q are the best. We're the one and only" over and over again ... Fourteen minders employed by large puppet Barney the Dinosaur jumped on Mr Blobby when he tried to join Barney on stage in north London. "These huge guys all rushed towards Mr Blobby and laid into him. It was a disgrace," said an upset mother of two ... Jimmy Armit, 33, of Fife, the Scotland soccer team's most dedicated fan, has died in India. Armit, who travelled 2,000 miles by bus to get to the 1986 World Cup in Mexico, living off toothpaste, was reputedly looking for the world's most remote pub.Reuse content


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Skip to comments.Florida atheists unbless highway with unholy water
Posted on 03/19/2012 12:48:37 AM PDT by LucyT
LAKELAND, Fla. A group of atheists in Florida spent part of their weekend washing away a blessing placed upon a local highway by a religious group.
Armed with brooms, mops and "unholy water," the atheists gathered Saturday to symbolically clean up holy oil that Polk Under Prayer put down on Highway 98 near the Pasco-Polk county line last year, Bay News 9 reported.
"We come in peace," Humanists of Florida director Mark Palmer announced before he and members of other atheist organizations launched their cleanup.
(Excerpt) Read more at foxnews.com ...
The unblessing project, he explained, was "not about atheist rights" but about "welcoming everybody into Polk County."
Beware atheists you may start believing and don't touch each other!
Palmer is an ironic name considering that is what was laid down on the road for Jesus to travel on.
Is he going to scrub his name too?
"We come in peace"????
LOL!!! What are they, little green alien wannabes???
We come in PEACE??? Hahahahahahaaaaa
Bless it again, Sam.
Am I missing somthin here?
Furthermore, let them go try to "undo" what they spiritually are unable to "undo", as non-believers of the Spirit. For Matthew says, in addressing Christian believers (and not atheists) "what is bound in earth will be bound in heaven, and what is loosed on earth will be loosed in heaven." It is not so much of (as) the annoited "oil" itself (and its removal as a futile, almost humorious if not pathetic, desperate act), as it is in the indelible, irretractable prayers that went behind the application of the oil, and cannot be undone even if they sanblasted it down the nano level, certainly not by a band of moronic unbelievers who believe the the "sanctity (sic) of "nothingness". The binding still exists, the initial prayers still stand and are written in heaven, where no atheist's eraser can reach. Their blindness makes them completely unable to even grasp this fundamental point of both spiritual logic and established scripture.
Maybe they are trying to keep someone from skidding on the oil. I saw a horrible accident a few years ago when after a light rain a car with a pregnant woman skidded on the mixture of oil droplets on the road and rain, killing her and her unborn child.
So let me get this straight (I only have a public education): these Polk County Atheists are trying to undo something that they don't believe could have happened in the first place - invoking God's blessing. Don't their actions mean they really think the original blessing had an effect?
What is the world coming to when you can't even depend on an atheist to walk the talk???
They cannot call themselves "Humanists" because they lay claim to a word that also has origin in the Holy Land as well is in the Indus Valley through Hinduism ("manu" for man, and initially known in that RELIGION as ""Satyavrata""), created as "good" by "God."
Hey, but nice try atheists. Did they do a press release on this action? If so, did they use "2012" in it? "2012 what?" "A.D.", that's what. "Anno Domini", or "Year of the Lord" (or more fully in the Latin root Anno Domini Nostri Iesu (Jesu) Christi . Oops, cannot use that! Refers a few years here and there off, of the approximate birth of Jesus Christ, in Christianity, the Son of God. So what is their reference to time and to dating documents or events?
They would be better off naming their group the "Know Nothings" and not using any years in their press releases, or conscientiously object to carrying state issued driver's licenses which refer to their own birth's referenced by the Year of the Lord. They are hypocrites for carrying such non-secular aspect documentation upon themselves.
A road isn't blessed to keep people out. Its blessed for the safety of travelers. If someone wishes to be an atheist thats their choice. To seek to undo a persons good intentions however only demonstrates ignorance for lack of a better word.
So help me out here— the atheists /humanists claimed "we come in peace." They also claim that they do not believe in God.And it seems logical that if they do not believe in God then the actions of the Christians who annointed the road were without meaning to the atheists .And if true then the actions of the atheists and humanists were decidedly hostile —and blasphemous—and prove the LIE they tell about coming in Peace and about welcoming everybody.I thank God hey are so transparent.
Lets all pray for these misguided souls.
I think some are missing the point here. If one reasons that the actions by the atheists are nonsensical or even silly, then one might also reason that the actions of the Priest are also nonsensical and silly. One symbollic act infers another, neither of which evidences any observable change to reality. This is how they pull some people in from the fence. That is how they grow stronger socially and hence politically. Keep changing the terms of the argument. Approach it from different angles, and you peel off some more. It's a common activist method. You take control of the intellectual argument and so long as you are determined, patient and persistent, in time you will win.
let them have their fun.
Where have you been
if you watch the science and history channels...
they do not use Anno Domini or Before Christ, anymore.
the new terms used in schools and science are
B.C.E. Before the common era.
A.C.E. After the common era.
How Common of them!
My dad was an atheist. My dearest friend is high standing admin in the James Randi foundation. I am friends with many many atheist just from knowing her and everyone I know would laugh hysterically at this garbage.
Most of them would warn of the stupidity of creating their very own dogma.
Atheist isn't a negative form of religion. It's an absence of one. These goons just became Satanists (not the worshiping Satan kind, but Levey's version) of just being anti-Christianity.
Besides, I'd bet a million dollars they wouldn't try some crap with the Muslims. They fear THOSE religious zealots.
Any oil that the Christians applied to the road would be miniscule compared to the oil that drips from cars and trucks that travel that road every day.
Blessings come from God, not oil. Blessings are rescinded by God, not foolish self-righteous academics with their "unholy water".
I appologize it is not After the common era
Common Era. or C.E.
I used to debate at the JREF Forum for many years. Spend a little time there and you might change your opinion. Some may think it's silly, but a lot of them love this kind of stuff.
I guess my experience is more with the founders and Presidents rather than the members.
That was my point. I know there are plenty of anti-Christian zealots who call themselves atheist. However, the more educated amongst them find it silly and actually hurts the purpose. Cause it just looks stupid.
Doesn't sound very welcoming.
Once again though, atheists are confirming the existance of what they demand does not exist.
If some ROPer were to declare the highway under the control of a genie (jin), I would not spend my weekend trying to get the genie to leave. If I did do such a thing, you would have to assume that I believed in genies.
So thank you atheists, for the affirmation.
I enjoy interrupting people who use these to ask them what the basis of zero is. After a little persistence, they will finally state that it is Christ's life. Then I ask them why they insist on rewriting history to exclude an underlying element, would they do this if the time-line was based on Alexander the Great or the first emperor of China?
Since these flakes do not believe in God then why do they believe in Blessings?
They must, since they believed that the highway they were at had been Blessed and it needed to be removed.
What maroons...........
A.C.E. After the common era.
How Common of them!
I've never heard of A.C.E. being used, but C.E., which I always read as Christian Era.
you are right on both counts .....it is C.E. and it is sometimes called Christian Era.
here is some more dope on it.
Well stated.
The negative proves the positive. But hey, this is post-enlightenment. Who has any use for logic?
It would be interesting to gather data on wrecks, drunk driving, injuries, fatalities, etc. for the period from the road blessing until the unblessing, then track prospectively the same data to see if the unblessing led to an increase in the above.
The negative proves the positive. But hey, this is post-enlightenment. Who has any use for logic?
>> Id bet a million dollars they wouldnt try some crap with the Muslims. They fear THOSE religious zealots.
ROFL! So true...
"It's not enough to be an atheist! You also have to be a d**k about it!"
Humanist: I don't believe in curses, therefore I am not cursed.
Sadie: Are to.
Humanist: Am not.
Sadie: Are to.
Humanist: Curses don't exist!
Sadie: Do to.
Humanist: Well then, I undo your curse with my anti-curse hex!
Sadie: There is no anti-curse hex!
Humanist: Is to.
Sadie: Why would you anti-curse hex my curse if curses are not real? Huh! Explain that!
Humanist: I did it just in case...of...
Sadie: See. They are real. Even you believe in it. And now, I re-curse you! So there!
Humanist: You can't re-curse!
Sadie: Then you can't anti-curse hex!
Mother: Kids! Stop fighting and play nice.
My ninth grade son's East Hem teacher (who is Jewish) always references dates as BC/AD, in spite of the class textbooks, which use the BCE/CE nonsense. On the first day of class she explained it just as you did, and instructed the students that she expects them to use BC/AD. "I'm here to teach you history, not to teach you how to rewrite history." In a public school, no less.
Funniest Steve Martin song in a really long time and appropriate for this thread.
"Atheist don't have no songs"
Part of the song:
(Christians have)
Christians have their hymns and pages.
(Hymns and pages)
Hava Nagila's for the Jews.
(For the Jews)
Baptists have the rock of ages.
(Rock of ages)
Atheists just sing the blues.
(Romantics play)
Romantics play Claire de Lune.
(Claire de Lune)
Born agains sing He is risen.
But no one ever wrote a tune.
(Wrote a tune)
For godless existentialism.
(For godless existentialism)
For Atheists,
There's no good news.
They'll never sing,
A song of faith.
In their songs,
They have a rule.
The "he" is always lowercase.
The "he" is always lowercase.
Can't go wrong with South Park. (OK, you can, but not this episode.)
I never heard that.
You are kidding aren't you?
Well said, my well read FRiend.
One also has to wonder if they are carrying any money that says, "In God We Trust".
I did get a bit of it wrong
B.C.E. Before the common era.
C.E. common era.
and as someone pointed out C.E. has also been called Christian Era....but not on the science shows or at the universary level...
I think you mean "implies."
So, if someone were to have a fatal accident on this highway, do the atheists remove one of the small crosses on the side of the road?
It is odd, isn't it, that most atheists are pissed off at "God," who they say they doesn't believe exists and they have to undo peaceful blessings by Christians, because you wouldn't want the peaceful loving blessings asked by Christians of God, who doesn't exist, to be allowed.....
Mind numbing....
"B.C.E. Before the common era.
A.C.E. After the common era."
Let me re-translate the above:
B.C.E. Before Christ's Entrance (into the world as human)
A.C.E. After Christ's Execution
"B.C.E. Before the common era.
A.C.E. After the common era."
Let me re-translate the above:
B.C.E. Before Christ's Entrance (into the world as human)
A.C.E. After Christ's Execution
"we come in peace"...to erase you from the earth... in peace, of course.
we insult you in peace, and if you object, that makes YOU the bad guy.
Then they're insulting asshats.
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"We played one of the best teams in the nation and it was a good learning experience," Flowers said. "We played Lake Travis and we didn't really do too well. We kind of beat ourselves. We were down in the red zone four times and we didn't get any points out of it."
Flowers played both offense and defense during Judson's tough 47-13 loss.
"Yeah, I played both ways, but I don't know what it was," he said. "We changed up our whole offense and it was a repetition thing I guess. On defense I did really good and they didn't really throw at me at all, but on offense it was tough because they had two guys covering me. I couldn't really do anything. They knew all the routes and everything, so it was pretty crazy."
Flowers did manage to rack up a number of tackles from his safety position.
"I did pretty good," he said. "I had 10 tackles and I think one assisted tackle. Like I said, they didn't really throw at me much but I was still able to do some things on defense."
Meanwhile, BYU opened its season last Thursday.
"I spoke to Coach Howell the day before the game," Flowers said. "He told me to watch the game and that was the last time I talked to him."
He was able to catch BYU's decisive 30-6 home victory over WSU.
"I watched most of it but I didn't get a chance to finish watching the game," Flowers said. "I did see Jordan [Johnson] get that interception though, and I saw him cover a few receivers and make a few hits. He played good."
The Washington State game was Johnson's first start. He had the task of covering Washington State's most talented receiver in Marquess Wilson, who currently holds a few program records.
"I was going to call him that he should have scored that touchdown," Flowers said with a laugh. "I'm pretty good friends with him and that's who I was with when I went down there to visit BYU. He kind of showed me around a lot. When he got that pick, I was looking for him to score. I was cheering for him, so when he didn't score, I was kind of mad because he didn't.
"I was actually going to tell him on Facebook that he needs to run a little bit more so he doesn't get tired before reaching the end zone," said Flowers with a slight laugh. "I was going to tell him to run a little more at practice."
Hypothetically speaking, what would have happened if Flowers would have intercepted that pass?
"Man, I would have scored easily," Flowers said with a laugh. "I would have made it to the end zone and not gotten caught from behind. I say he's weak for not scoring, real weak. Nah, I've spoken to Jordan a few times since my visit and so we have a really good relationship."
Despite Johnson not taking it to the house, Flowers was impressed with the way BYU's defense handled the WSU offensive attack.
"BYU's defense, from what I've seen, were really flying around out there," Flowers said. "I feel like BYU's defense is what kept the team in there at first because the offense seemed a little nervous. They weren't really clicking at first. But then the defense really got going and that's when things started clicking for them. It was good to see the defense play that way.
"I always knew that Coach Mendenhall held his players to a high level, but to see how fast they were and how fanatical they were about doing their job was nice to see. I mean, recruiting-wise, I want to be a part of a defense like that."
And how is the recruiting situation going for Flowers?
"It's pretty much still that same since the last time I talked with you," he said. "I'm just focusing on my season right now trying to get my team right. Right now it's BYU, Kansas State, Boise State, Oklahoma State and Arizona State. Those are my top five."


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BBC Caribbean final programmes in March
BBC Caribbean Service is to end its broadcasts on March 25.
This follows a decision by BBC World Service as part of cuts which will amount to over 600 jobs.
Other services being closed are the Albanian, Macedonian, Serbian, and Portuguese for Africa broadcasts.
A BBC press release said the closures were part of its response to a cut to its Grant-in-Aid funding from the UK's Foreign & Commonwealth Office (FCO).
The final week of broadcasting by the Caribbean Service will include a regional call-in and discussion programme looking at the future of pan-Caribbean news and current affairs.
The last editions of the morning and evening drivetime editions of BBC Caribbean Report and BBC Caribbean Magazine will be aired on March 25.
Other cuts are being made in remaining World Service departments as part of the budget exercise.
The cuts are part of a BBC World Service restructure in order to meet a 16% savings target announced in the Government's Spending Review of 20 October last year.
BBC Global News Director Peter Horrocks said: "These closures are not a reflection on the performance of individual services or programmes. They are all extremely important to their audiences and to the BBC.
"It is simply that there is a need to make savings due to the scale of the cuts to the World Service's Grant-in-Aid funding from the UK's Foreign & Commonwealth Office and we need to focus our efforts in the languages where there is the greatest need and where we have the strongest impact."
Controller, Languages at BBC World Service, Liliane Landor described BBC Caribbean as: "The Caribbean Service, one of the oldest and most distinguished services that the BBC has provided in English."
The Caribbean Service transmissions are used on 48 partner stations across the English, Spanish, and Dutch Caribbean and as part of the Caribbean stream on four FM relays in Jamaica, Trinidad, Barbados, and Antigua-Barbuda.
Its flagship programmes are BBC Caribbean Report - morning and evening drivetime editions.
The cultural programme BBC Caribbean Magazine has reflected the human side of the news as well as reporting on the region's music and literature.
And BBC Sports Caribbean is provided by World Service for the Caribbean programme stream.
The website www.bbccaribbean.com receives its biggest page impressions from the Caribbean diaspora in the US, Canada, and the UK.
The early roots of the Caribbean Service began in 1939. The programme Calling the West Indies featured West Indian troops on active service during World War Two to read letters on air to their families back home.
From 1943 to 1958, the programme became Caribbean Voices which highlighted West Indian writers.
During this period, new writers, including VS Naipaul, George Lamming, Andrew Salkey and Samuel Selvon worked and produced their first works.
In 1949, the segment We see Britain was introduced as part of the programming for the Caribbean under the management of cricketer-turned-producer Ken Ablack.
The Service went on for the next three decades nurturing the talents of producers and presenters such as Louise Bennett, Jones P Madeira, and Trevor MacDonald.
The Service was closed in the mid 1970s with Caribbean Magazine remaining on air, produced by a separate BBC department.
It was re-opened in 1988 as a news and current affairs department, later taking over Caribbean Magazine as part of the Caribbean stream of programming for the Caribbean.
Its opening presentation team were Hugh Crosskill, Jerry Timmins, and Pat Whitehorne.
Debbie Ransome, Head of BBC Caribbean Service said: "After one of our best years ever editorially, this has been a great blow for the team here."
"Given what we know BBC Caribbean means for providing pan-Caribbean coverage for a strong radio audience, plus the online links it provides between the Caribbean and its diaspora, and the amount of goodwill it brought for the BBC from a loyal audience, clearly a void will be left."
The decision to discontinue the BBC Caribbean Service is incredibly sad, short-sighted, and misguided. The service was incredibly
popular and filled a great need for the Caribbean audience to have a view of the world not provided by local radio stations.
As David Rudder says just one more bit of evidence that the world doesn't seem to need islands any more!
I will miss our Caribbean BBC.
Hearing your voice on the phone last year re the interview was like hearing from an old family friend - which you are, to
the many people who listen to your programmes. To not hear it any more, well, I am truly sorry.
I will miss our Caribbean BBC.
I'd like to add my name to those offering "sympathy and support" and wish you all the best for the future.
The BBC World Service is one of the most reputable radio services in the World and the Caribbean service in particular is
incredibly popular in that region.
We're all very saddened to hear that BBC Caribbean has been cut. Here at ARCHIVE, we have time and again turned to BBC Caribbean
for the latest news not least for our work in Haiti. The cuts in the Caribbean service will be strongly felt, and you will
be sorely missed.
Some things have no monetary value but I am sure that I am not the only person the BBC's service has impacted, so I implore
those in charge to reconsider.
Please allow your listeners to have at least one broadcast to thank you guys for the great work that has been done over the
years. May God bless all of you.
I am writing asking to please keep BBC Caribbean. We own a house in Grenada and must get current news, both while we are in
the US and in the West Indies. This is our best source of news that covers the Carribean. I was shocked when I read about
the proposed cut!
I know BBC Caribbean Report will be sorely missed here in the US Virgin Islands where, to this day, we still don't have a
strong television network for general consumption. Either you get broadcast, if your signal will allow it where you live,
or your get cable (if you're financially able), or you get the one public tv channel we have (which does not have a daily
news report). And given the number of folks living here who hail from parts of the Eastern Caribbean, bbc is very well regarded.
I am profoundly saddened at the news that the BBC Caribbean Service
This is sad. BBC Caribbean is the biggest thing around. People make it a point of duty to listen to BBC Caribbean especially
the evening edition. BBC should have done a survey or allow radio stations to raise the issues on their talk show to see if
that would change the heart of those in charge. Right now we people have to return to VOA. I still do not quite understand
It came as a shock to me last evening when I heard on the Caribbean Report that the BBC Caribbean Service will be closing
Kind regards,
As a Caribbean born person living in the UK I really depend on BBC Caribbean to stay in touch with what is going on in that
part of the world. I hope the BBC reconsiders closing this very good service as it benefits both the Caribbean and latin America.
The Association of Caribbean Media Workers (ACM) is saddened by the announcement by the British Broadcasting Corporation that
its popular Caribbean Service is to be closed.
I have just heard the news of the cuts to the BBC World Service and am terribly upset to hear that the BBC Caribbean Service
is to be cut. Here in Barbados we have ONE television channel with an incredibly poor news service, and unless people can
afford to pay for the American influenced cable tv they have NO access to international news or programmes.
It's sad when the Caribbean is about to go through a rough period in its history
I value every aspect of the world service, and have done since moving to Singapore 13 years ago. Why doesn't the BBC ask overseas
listeners to pay a fee for certain services to help support the services effected by these cuts. The news services should
be continued to be enjoyed around the world. After all when I'm in the UK I would pay the license fee - I wouldn't hesitate
in paying a fee to continue access. It seems illogical to cut before even asking the question - can you support?
Association of Caribbean Media Workers statement
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Caribbean Service ... incredibly popular in that region.
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With the taunting final notes of 'Baton Rouge' by Garth Brooks fading out in the background at Turchin Stadium Tuesday night, LSU coach Paul Mainieri stepped out of the visiting dugout and away from whatever thoughts were racing through his head.
The No. 3/4-ranked Tigers had just lost to the Green Wave, 3-2 in 11 innings and Mainieri -- while not nearly as distraught as he was two days earlier after a 2-2 tie against Georgia - was wearing the outcome on his face.
By now, after four games in a row and several weeks of similar offensive performances, Mainieri has the script down well.
LSU's hitters again looked anemic at best against Tulane, mustering only 5 hits and only a pair in the final 6 innings. Hitting in the clutch was again a rumor, as the Tigers went 1-for-6 in those rare situations on a night when they never had more than one hit in an inning.
"We just couldn't get anything going," Mainieri said. "We had the bases loaded and McMullen crushed a ball. That was a really tough break for us there. We didn't hit a lot of balls hard."
The kinds of frustration were varied. Three double plays - one on a liner off Sean McMullen's bat when he hit a ball about as hard as it can be struck. Six strikeouts, all but one of those against Wave closer Kyle McKenzie, who logged 4 shutout innings for the victory. Seven runners left on base.
The timing isn't great for the LSU offense to go moribund. The Tigers head to Florida this weekend to take on a Gators' team suddenly in an offensive groove, with a .296 team batting average six games into the league season.
Couple that with a loaded-as-usual Florida pitching staff and the equation doesn't add up well for LSU.
What can be done? Very little from the outside. Improving has to be internal and has to be accomplished by the guys with the bats.
In baseball, perhaps more than any other sport, coaching only goes so far. Coaches can drill players, tweak approaches, suggest, cajole ... whatever.
But at some point, a batter has to step into the batter's box and beat the pitcher.
Of late, that simply ain't happening nearly enough. LSU is hitting .226 as a team - 30-for-133 over the last four games and has scored 10 runs in the last 38 offensive innings.
"Just keep working," Mainieri said. "That's all you can do. The kids are doing the best they can. Some of it's bad luck, some of it's good pitching, some of it we're not getting good swings at key times. We've just got to keep working and staying as positive as we can and hope it will come around."
And some of the struggles are part of the natural and expected evolution of a season.
Step into SEC play and offensive numbers diminish. So, yeah, the .312 team average the Tigers boasted on March 13 before the league slate began was tainted a shade of fool's gold.
That said, there's clearly something missing with the LSU offense right now.
Replacing Mason Katz and Raph Rhymes and all they provided for the lineup was bound to be a challenge. The thing is, when you factor in how well Kade Scivicque and Andrew Stevenson have swung -- both had two hits Tuesday to up their averages to .373 and .356, respectively -- there's some surprisingly nice absorption there.
Mark Laird has been similar to last season, McMullen is on a similar pace to his .302 junior season (plus, the kid is hitting the ball as hard as anybody), Conner Hale, while he has cooled off quite a bit, has provided some needed production.
The two sore spots on offense right now are veterans Alex Bregman and Christian Ibarra, and that's pretty stunning.This is not in any way meant to place the blame at their feet. Baseball is too much of a team game to start slinging arrows at individuals. And it should be pointed out that without those two anchoring the infield, the thought of the current miniscule and SEC-best 1.85 ERA would be far-fetched.
Both have proven to be too good to be scuffling like they are. Both appear to be pressing, i.e., trying to do too much every time they step to the plate. Both will heat up at some point.
Whether it's mechanical or mental or a combination, though, it's vital for LSU that one and maybe both get back to their run-production ways.
Mainieri moved Bregman from the three-hole to second in the batting order two games ago, and to his credit, the sophomore shortstop has reached base six times in 12 plate appearances. Ibarra has slid and shifted throughout the middle of the order, but his average has risen above .300 only five times in 21 games and he has hung up only two multi-RBI games all year.
Like baseball players are trained to do - the whole 'baseball is a game of failure' thing - Bregman and Ibarra have continued to say the right things. They're seeing the ball well. They're getting good swings. They haven't lost confidence.
While that all sounds good, and it's what you want to hear from players who are leaders. But the bottom-line results are lagging behind.
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This mythological episode was the subject of Greek tragedies and of Moličre's Amphitryon in the seventeenth century. It also appeared in Ovid's The Loves. Alkmene welcomes the god Jupiter, who has disguised himself as her husband Amphitryon in order to spend the night with her.
The scene is dominated by architecture in the Antwerp Baroque style. The pink, black and white marble characterises Dirk Van Delen's work from 1630. Delen, who was mainly an architectural painter, often copied his figures from prints by Italian artists. The sculptural group on the right derives from a print by Guido Reni.
Inscribed on reverse: 'Jupiter et Alkmene [...] amphit rion'.
Bryan Crossling thought that the painting could be a copy after Van Delen, possibly by one of his followers, and proposed the name of Wilhelm van Elvenberg. In correspondence, Bernard Vermet confirmed Van Delen's authorship.
A copy of this painting was sold at Sotheby's, New York, 14 October 1999, lot 80, as by Jakob Ferdinand Saeys.
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Non-Cyclical Sectors Outperforming Cyclical Sectors 0 commentsOn April 18 I wrote a piece entitled Where We Stand: A Look at S&P 500 Sectors and Industries which looked at the recent outperformance of more cyclically exposed sectors versus defensive sectors.
What I had found was that defensive sectors like the utilities (XLU) and consumer stables (XLP) had decreasing correlation versus theS&P 500 (SPY) over the past three years, and the financials (XLF) and other cyclical sectors had stable to increasing correlations versus the SPY. This decreasing correlation of non-cyclicals has led them to outperform the cyclical sectors and the S&P 500 since February 2011.
Historically seen, when defensive sectors start leading the tape it has tended to be a sign of a cyclical top in the making.
Over the past few weeks we had a number of key economic data points and a further stock market rally followed by last and this week's commodity collapse. As such I wanted to revisit the previous findings and see what if anything had changed.
For consistency I again used the SPDR sector ETFs to represent the S&P 500 sectors.
Before last week's high at 137.18 (May 2), the S&P 500 made its previous 2011 high on February 18 at $134.70.
To visually gauge relative strength of the different sectors I drew a horizontal line from each sector's February 18 high. The simple but clear result is that the cyclical sectors like financials, technology, and consumer discretionary are currently trading below or near the levels they were at the February 18 highs. The non-cyclical sectors like consumer staples, health care, and utilities, however, are well above the levels from February 18. The rotation into defensive sectors has continued.
Cyclical Sector Charts
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Technology (XLK)
Consumer Discretionary (XLY)
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Health Care (XLV)
Utilities (NYSEARCA:XLU)
As a side note, given the sharp rally in utilities, consumer staples, and health care those sectors may arguably be overbought in the near-term.
In the previous article I also pointed out the semiconductors as being early cyclical and given that they were lagging the S&P 500 at the time, may be flashing early warning signs. Since then Intel (INTC) has staged an impressive rally and as such has taken the ETF (SMH) up with it. The Semiconductor Index (SOX) however remains well below the February 18 highs.
I had also pointed out the pharmaceuticals (as looked at via the DRG Index) last time and mentioned that it looked poised to break higher above the $320 area. Pharmaceuticals, of course, are also non-cyclical in nature. And break out they did.
While I still feel the major equity indices may have enough power to reach somewhere between $1380 and $1400 in the case of the S&P 500 in the very short-term, the continued lagging of cyclical sectors versus non-cyclical sectors remains a troubling sign in the medium term.
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