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Increasing the understanding of, and lessening the sentence on steroids.
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By David Epstein
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Last week, when the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency announced that sprinter Tyson Gay would be banned for just one year for failing a series of drug tests, the Olympic sports world responded with a resounding: That's it? You're kidding!
Thanks to his cooperation with investigators, America's top sprinter was given half the standard two-year punishment. Since Gay stopped competing last summer after failing the tests, he will be eligible to compete again next month.
As ProPublica reported in February, Gay tested positive after using creams given to him by an Atlanta chiropractor that listed several banned substances, including testosterone, right on the label.
No sane person can find justification in [Jamaican sprinter Asafa] Powell receiving an 18-month ban for inadvertent stimulant use while Gay receives a 12-month ban for purposeful steroid use.
Stuart McMillan, sprint coach at the World Athletics Center in Arizona, neatly summarized the majority opinion when he told the Guardian Monday: "No sane person can find justification in [Jamaican sprinter Asafa] Powell receiving an 18-month ban for inadvertent stimulant use while Gay receives a 12-month ban for purposeful steroid use."
According to people with knowledge of the USADA investigation, Gay was assured by the chiropractor that the products were legal, and that NFL players and other track athletes had used them without failing tests. Nonetheless, using a product that lists banned steroids as ingredients is, at best, "staggering negligence," according to World Anti-Doping Agency head David Howman.
But anti-doping experts say Gay's short suspension is actually a good sign for the pursuit of doping as a whole. Anti-doping officials have learned that drug testing cannot catch the most sophisticated cheaters. Marion Jones passed over 160 drug tests; Lance Armstrong passed even more. Incentivizing athletes to become informants, as Gay did, has become a critical component of enforcement. According to people familiar with the Gay investigation, the sprinter told investigators that his former coach Jon Drummond, a gold medalist and chair of USA Track and Field's Athletes Advisory Committee, encouraged his use of the banned products and transported them for him. They said that Gay also gave information about the chiropractor, as well as NFL players and other track athletes he believes were using the same or similar products.
Gay's seemingly light punishment, anti-doping officials say, will ultimately serve the greater good, because intelligence gathering accomplishes what drug-testing never will.
Consider just a few of the gaping holes in testing:
Nearly all of the most high-profile, and successful, anti-doping cases—from BALCO to Biogenesis—have come from intelligence gathering, rather than failed tests.
Even as anti-doping technology has improved, WADA statistics show that the proportion of worldwide tests that are positive has remained between 1 percent and 2 percent per year for more than a decade. The dopers and anti-dopers, it appears, are in technological lockstep.
Nearly all of the most high-profile, and successful, anti-doping cases—from BALCO to Biogenesis—have come from intelligence gathering, rather than failed tests. As a result, anti-doping officials are continually strengthening policies that motivate athletes to trade information for leniency. The current WADA code allows for up to a 75 percent reduction in a sanction for "substantial assistance," which requires that an athlete give significant information on people other than himself who are involved in doping. (A two-year ban, then, could become as short as six months.)
WADA chief Howman said that such cooperation is really the only way to go after coaches and support staff who enable systematic doping. "Being able to go after the athlete entourage is huge," Howman said, "and they aren't subject to testing. If you look at the Armstrong case, Armstrong could've been picked up in a number of ways, but [former U.S. Postal team director] Johan Bruyneel couldn't have." Bruyneel was banned from any involvement with sanctioned competitions for a decade, but only because U.S. Postal riders informed on him in return for reduced suspensions, some as short as six months, despite acknowledging chronic and systematic doping.
The Court of Arbitration for Sport—an international body in Switzerland that adjudicates doping-suspension appeals—has told anti-doping officials that continuing to penalize athletes while leaving coaches and doping doctors alone is unfair. According to one anti-doping official, simply slapping Gay with the maximum, two-year ban rather than cutting a deal to persuade him to inform on others would be "an isolated, whack-a-mole approach that doesn't solve the problem." Turning him into an informant, the official says, "reflects the newest and best anti-doping policy, which is that you can't just kill the athletes. If you want to solve the problem, you have to get those in the system who are pressuring athletes to cheat."
A new code will allow athletes who provide significant cooperation potentially to avoid a suspension entirely.
Even with the potential for reduced bans—which has existed since 2009—Howman said only "two or three athletes came forward," aside from those involved in the Armstrong case. "So omertà is still flourishing," he said. That prompted WADA to create even bigger potential incentives for athletes facing bans. Beginning in January, a new WADA code will go into effect that allows athletes who provide significant cooperation potentially to avoid a suspension entirely.
Undoubtedly, the public blowback will be intense the first time a doping athlete gets off scot-free. But just as FBI and DEA agents have learned through investigations of organized crime, sometimes the only way to dismantle illicit networks is to motivate informants. Anti-doping is just following suit.
David Epstein covers energy and environment issues as well as sports science. Prior to joining ProPublica, he was a senior writer at Sports Illustrated, where he co-authored the 2009 report that Yankees third baseman Alex Rodriguez had used steroids. His science writing has won a number of awards, including the 2010 Society of Professional Journalists prize for science reporting for a story on the genetics of athletic performance. (He is author of the New York Times bestseller, The Sports Gene). He was a 2011 Livingston Award finalist for stories on perceptual skills and pain in sports. Prior to SI, David was a crime reporter at the New York Daily News and a reporter at Inside Higher Ed. He has master's degrees in environmental science and journalism from Columbia University, and has lived in the Sonoran desert, on a ship in the Pacific Ocean, and in the Arctic.

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England face a number of selection dilemmas ahead of the first Test against Bangladesh in Chittagong, and their decisions could prove very significant over the next 12 months.
I think England have to play two spinners, which means that it could be a straight fight for the second spot in the batting line-up between Michael Carberry and Jonathan Trott.
It is going to be very hard on Carberry if he does not get picked as he has been earmarked for an opening spot along with Alastair Cook, but there is no room for sentiment.
With two spinners, it may mean that Jonathan Trott is pushed up to open the batting with Cook, and Matt Prior and that would be harsh on Carbs.
I cannot see how Trott could be dropped after what he did at The Oval last summer, and it would be less upheaval for the side with Andrew Strauss to come back in after this series.
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The Worthington Kilbourne High School softball team was on the cusp of winning the OCC-Cardinal Division championship at the start of the week.
The Wolves now will turn their focus toward the postseason.
Kilbourne is seeded seventh of 42 teams in the Division I district tournament and has a first-round bye. It will play host to 19th-seeded Westerville North or 26th-seeded Newark in the second round May 16.
The second-round winner will play eighth-seeded Watterson, 18th-seeded Hilliard Davidson, 32nd-seeded Hilliard Darby or 41st-seeded Westland in a district semifinal May 21 at Pickerington North.
The district final is May 25 at Pickerington Central.
Kilbourne split a pair of games with Westerville North in OCC-Cardinal play. The Wolves were limited to three hits by Warriors pitcher Sammy Kilbane in a 1-0 loss on April 25, but they beat the Warriors 6-5 on May 6 to improve to 20-2 overall and 11-1 in the league.
Kilbourne, which concluded the regular season with league games May 7 against Darby and May 8 against Dublin Scioto on May 8, has not played Newark this season.
Before the win over Westerville North, the Wolves had posted five consecutive shutouts.
Sarah Adams allowed only one hit in a 2-0 win over Westerville South on April 30 and a 4-0 win over Dublin Jerome on May 3. Manda Cash pitched a four-hitter in a 4-0 win over Hilliard Bradley on May 1 and gave up only three hits in a 3-0 victory over Davidson on May 4. Also on May 4, Sydney Warinner tossed a two-hitter in a 5-0 win over Davidson.
Cardinals seeded 16th in district
Thomas is seeded 16th in the Division I district tournament and will play host to 34th-seeded Whetstone in the first round Tuesday, May 14.
Whetstone entered the week 16-7.
The winner will play at 13th-seeded Groveport or play host to 37th-seeded Watkins Memorial in the second round May 16. The second-round winner will play second-seeded Grove City, 26th-seeded Dublin Coffman or 31st-seeded Franklin Heights in a district semifinal May 21 at Pickerington North.
The district final is May 25 at Pickerington Central.
Thomas, which has yet to play Whetstone, Groveport or Watkins Memorial this season, fell to 9-10 overall and 5-5 in the OCC-Central with a 9-3 loss to Davidson on May 6.
The Cardinals had league games May 7 against Coffman and May 8 against Olentangy Liberty and will play host to Upper Arlington in a league game Thursday, May 9. They beat the Golden Bears 13-5 on April 8.
Thomas, which will play host to DeSales on Friday, May 10, must reschedule a league game against Coffman that was postponed April 29.
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Further out, somewhere between Niagara Falls city and Niagara-on-the-Lake, is the Niagara Whirlpool where you could take an aero car above the roaring Niagara River. Yet another experience that's on my to-do list should I come back to this part of the world.
I think the claim to fame for this little ride was that unscrupulous people smugglers convinced illegal immigrants that the USA was on the other side. In fact it was back into Canada. However, it is a nice little ride over the river and back, apparently you can not get off at the other side now.
This looks a little scarey but in fact its a smooth glide across a sharp bend in the river to view the whirlpool below, of course there was very little wind on the day we visited, the car does not operate in bad weather and is closed completely during the winter months
It is a quaint contraption, often called the Spanish Aero Car it was designed by Leonardo Torres Quevedo a Spanish engineer and has been operating since 1916. Despite several upgrades over the years it has kept its unique appearance and charm carrying up to 35 people each trip forwards and back to view the whirlpool
Admission costs $11 for adults $6.50 for ages 6 to 12 and under, free for 5 and under
if you get the Niagara Adventure pass admission is included
there is no wheelchair access on the Aero Car
It is open from 9 am till various times between 4.45 pm and 7.45 pm depending on which time of year you visit, and closes mid-November till spring, check the web site for dates and times
there is a gift shop and cafe
The Whirlpool Aero Car offers a fantastic view of the lower
Niagara River, Rapids and the Gorge, while traversing over
the Whirlpool in a suspended cable car !
Hours of operation: 10:00 A.M. - 4:30 P.M. seven days a week Spring-Fall
departing every 10 minutes / weather permitting
Whirlpool Aero Car is $10.00 for adults, $6.00 for 6 to 12 years.
Children aged 5 and under are free .
Down river from the Horseshoe / American falls is the "whirlpool" so called because here the river takes a sharp right turn, to boiling up the waters!
The cable car stops right in the middle to see this close up.
A Spanish engineer designed and built it, Leonardo Torres Quevedo, the Aero Car has been operating since 1916.
This cable car is suspended over the Niagara whirlpool, down river from the falls and is located where the river is forced to turn abruptly to the northeast. Here the water "boils", twists and turns creating numerous whirlpools before the emerald green waters escape through the narrowest channel within the gorge.
The view was magnificent and nothing was missed because we faced one direction on the way over and every passenger was asked to cross to the opposite side of the car and face the opposite direction for the return trip.
Operations depend on wind & weather conditions!
Cost..Adults $10.00, Children 6 to 12 years $6.00, 5 & under Free
Take the Whirlpool Aero Car over the river whirlpool... we saw logs being sucked into the unforgiving whirlpool and disappear.
It was kind of scary, hanging from cables going from one side of the river to the other, but I figured if it'd been in operation since 1916 with no major accidents to report, we'd probably be fine.
The whirlpool formed at the end of the rapids where the river abruptly turns northeast and into the most narrow channel of the gorge.
The aero car holds approximately 40 people and round trip is about a 10 minute ride.
Located 3 miles away from the Falls is the red-and-yellow Niagara Spanish Aero Car. This round trip attraction, which takes about 10 minutes, offers a wonderful view of the whirlpool from high overhead. The whirlpool is created at the end of the rapids where the gorge turns abruptly to the northeast and the river escapes through the narrowest channel in the gorge. Suspended from six sturdy cables, your aerial car travels safely between two different points on the Canadian to produce a sweeping view of the whirlpool below, the gorge, the rapids and the hydro-electric plants down the river.
This attraction is named after the Spanish engineer who designed and built it, Leonardo Torres Quevedo. The Aero Car has been operating since 1916. Unlike the other attractions that Niagara Parks produces, this attraction is NOT wheelchair accessible. The car's passageways are only wide enought for passengers to stand and view the surroundings there are no seats on the aero car.
This attraction is open daily between May to mid-October. The attraction is open as early as 9-10am and closing times vary.
Canadian currency
Adults -- $5
6-12 -- $2.50
under 6 -- FREE
The Spanish Aero Car brings you over the Niagara River's Whirlpool rapid area. It is definitely worth the $6 charge. It's not for anyone who is petrified of heights, but it is an experience. I actually thought the area looked similar to the landscapes of Wyoming or Colorado. It was very pretty. Although you are hanging hundreds of feet in the air, over deep and violent waters, it is such a great experience.
The aero car was designed by a Spanish engineer and has been in operation since 1916. Cable car travels between two different points of the Canadian shore of the Niagara River over the spectacular Whirlpool.
Watch the great vultures surf thermals rising from the gorge. Suspended in space you share A breathtaking view of the Niagara River's Whirlpool Rapids.
The cable car that is over 100 years old travels on six cables above the whirlpool of the Niagara River. About 3 miles down from the falls, the river makes a 90 degree turn and causes a whirpool to form. The water in the pool swirls at 30-40 mph. It is really nervewracking hanging above it, but the ride only lasts about 10 minutes. If you have small children, head toward the center of the car. Like much of Niagara, this ride doesn't comply to current safety standards and there is nothing above waist height to confine a child. I had visions of my one year old wiggling from my arms and falling into the whirlpool below - needless to say, I held on tight and stayed in the middle, away from the edges.
This cable car crosses over the Niagara River for a great view of the river and the whirlpool beneath.
In operation since 1916, it was named after the Spanish engineer who designed and built it.
Don't do this if you're afraid of heights.
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daynise37 on
How did you use it...did put it between several slice of cake divided. How about cup cakes. What icing did you use for te cake?
ElizabellaCreativeCakes on
Just a regular buttercream icing...used it between cakes.
shelbell73 on
Quesiton for you ... did you cook the pudding mixture to thicken it? I tried this recipe and whipped the ingrediatns for almost 15 minutes and they never thickened .... What am I doing wrong? Thanks :)
ElizabellaCreativeCakes on
Shelbell73 - Not sure what happened for you? I didn't cook the pudding...just put the pudding powder into the milk/whipping cream mixture. Once you mix on medium/high the whipping cream should start to thicken the mix. Make sure it is instant pudding mix.
Good luck!
shana102083 on
Did you use the small box of pudding mix?
ElizabellaCreativeCakes on
The 99g box 4serving.
lisa78332 on
loved it. worked out excellent! How long can it store in the fridge?
Sorsha342 on
I assume that this uses instant pudding?
fenella on
What size pudding mix did you use, the small or the large box? Thanks!
fenella on
Ooops, just noticed my question was answered above!
floral1210 on
Shelbell73...Did you use the INSTANT pudding rather than the cooked vgersion? This recipe will only work if the pudding mix is INSTANT.
sulycakes on
You rock!! This was awesome!! Thanks :)
kute_ky on
Here's a silly question for you.....if I make the cake and filling, etc ahead of time...how long do you think the filling will last in the fridge? Or is it better to make the filling right before using it!?
cberget504 on
this might sound be a silly question too but does the cake have to be refrigerated or can it stay out over night with this filling in it?
Noodlegirl on
Same question as above. Does the cake need to be refridgerated with this type of filling?
sweetsbaker1 on
Looking to try something like that in chocolate. Instead of using the chocolate pudding snack cups, I plan to try the instant chocolate pudding in the box. Thanks for the great idea.
alowderphoto on
With this much milk and minimal sugar I would refrigerate the cake if it is filled with this filling and you aren't delivering it till the next day. With most fillings I've found that they are fine not being chilled but this has so little sugar (natural preservative) that it would worry me personally.
bltaylo3 on
Just wanted to note that this was just what I was looking for. It tastes like the inside of a bavarian creme doughnut or the inside of a boston cream pie. Great for custard or cream lovers!!!
ElizabellaCreativeCakes on
I have also attempted variations with lemon & butterscotch instant pudding....worked great too....To answer a few questions above, I would refrigerate when using....if covered in fondant it will last if stored in a cool place. Ensure you use a buttercream dame to keep the filling inside...holds up well to fresh fruit on top.
romsey on
Do you think this filling can be frozen and thawed before use and if so how long do you think ti could be frozen for? Looking forward to trying it.
ElizabellaCreativeCakes on
@Romsey - I have never frozen this filling...not sure how it would hold up? Good luck
SideCakes on
tried this w/ vanilla pudding, awesome!! cant wait to try other flavors, thanks.
angiemedina_24 on
what size cake did you use it for? I'm trying to figure out how of this I should produce for a quarter sheet.
soonergirl31 on
Used this recipe and got TONS of compliments on it! SO EASY and tasted just right - not too sweet. It stayed put with a stiff dam between layers. Even when I cut it the filling did not ooze out or down the cake.
emfledd7 on
I know that this post is crazy old but I was wondering if anyone could help. I have to make a strawberry custard filling tonight and was wondering if I need to adjust the recipe to add in some strawberry puree?
KeeperAtHome on
I used this for a Bridal shower cake. I lessened the amount of milk to 3/4 cup because I wanted to add in a small can of crushed pineapple and was concerned the amount of moisture would make it too runny. I drained the pineapple and even dumped it out onto a paper towel to get more moisture out of it, then added it to the prepared filling. I chose the vanilla pudding mix. I think next time I will try white chocolate pudding with strawberries. Thanks so much for sharing this recipe! I hope to use it often!
mystefied_ on
I'm planning to add melted chocolate in it as we dont get chocolate flavor instant custard here. what alterations wud i need to do in the quantities to come up with the same consistency?
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The past few weeks have been littered with stories about the incredible business that Square Enix's Dragon Quest IX: Protectors of the Sky for the Nintendo DS is doing over in Japan (i.e. pre-order figures, first week sales, passing the 3 million units sold mark). And while I was vaguely aware that the Dragon Quest series was one of, if not the, most popular gaming franchises in Japan, it wasn't until these past few weeks that I realized just how popular.
As with anything that receives massive amounts of attention, the first question that comes to mind is always, "Why?" Thankfully, Gamasutra has taken up the task of answering this very question as it relates to Dragon Quest. It's quite the informative read for anyone interested in gaming history, so I recommend checking it out in full. Here are just a few highlights to get you started.
The article begins by looking into the cultural factors that helped get the DQ ball rolling, chief among them being the fact that Dragon Ball creator Akira Toriyama's artwork and composer Koichi Sugiyama's music have both been a part of the series since it began. Yet, the cultural aspect is pushed aside fairly quickly to make way for the more likely reason for the series' success: the games themselves.
There is quite a healthy amount of explanation as to why the games are so beloved and popular, illustrated by several brief summations from a number of gaming critics. However in the end, two of the main reasons for the franchise's success are that the games are, for the most part, "tough but, ultimately, fair" and "simple in every way." Gamasutra elaborates:
"The art, provided by Toriyama's Bird Studio, is bright and iconic. The turn-based battles give players time to think, and reverse mistakes through canceling acts before committing to them (i.e. push B to cancel before you finish making all of your choices). They also allow for strategic comebacks in later rounds of combat. The game's structure -- town, field map, dungeon -- is quickly comprehensible, and compartmentalizes danger."
The other major factor is the idea that the games have always featured worlds "made of people," which is a rather creepy way of saying that the series has been able to consistently populate its settings with believable and engaging characters. For me, this is something that I look for in every game I play (where it makes sense, of course. I don't expect to form meaningful and long-lasting relationships with the AI-controlled golfers in Tiger Woods PGA Tour 10, for instance.), and it's something that not enough games take seriously, which is a shame.
Like I said, the article is a fascinating read, and it's full of interesting tidbits about the DQ franchise and its history, both in Japan and here in the United States. Education + games = good times.
What do Dragon Quest fans here find most appealing about the franchise? Why do you think it hasn't been as popular in the U.S. as Final Fantasy ?


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The Native American Church is a combination of traditional American Indian beliefs and Christianity. Within the Church, there are multiple instruments that are used in peyote ceremonies. For instance, one of the most important instruments is a feather fan of which there are different types – flat, loose, and straight up. This particular fan is a loose feather fan. This fan, like all feather fans, illustrates the importance of bird symbolism within Native American tradition and religion.
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People of any faith are invited to celebrate Thanksgiving with Native American drumming, Baha'i singing, Unitarian Universalist candle lighting and traditions and food from a number of other religious backgrounds.
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First off, thank-you to Kari, Liz, Cassy & Mary for inviting me here today. To echo the basic introduction used at my critique group: Hello, my name is Ann and I write historical romance. If that sounds like something you'd hear at a 12-step program, well…writing is definitely an addiction. I started out making up stories after my mom tucked into bed. Eventually I started writing them down. I must have started dozens of stories while studying theater, waitressing, typesetting (on a machine that used paper tape…yeah, I'm that old!), and managing a small office. Somewhere in there, I married an incredibly patient man and raised our two diva daughters, which might explain why I never actually finished a story until my forties.
What, you may be asking, is a romance writer is doing posting at a blog entitled Mysteries and Margaritas? Especially if she writes about eras before the Margarita was invented?? (Personally, margaritas would be my anachronism of choice. Why not Pride and Prejudice and Cuervo or Sense and Sensibility and Stoly?) However, while I thoroughly enjoy writing my genre, I don't limit my reading to romance. Mysteries have their place on my bookshelves, preferably those placed in past eras. And in my quest to keep readers wondering what happens next, I'm not above threatening my characters' lives with the machinations of a good scoundrel!
Like many writers, part of my preparation for a new book includes character biographies. Not just physical descriptions, but birth date & place, family background, education, right down to the quirks and habits that make them tick. For me, that helps get inside the mind of a character and discover their motivation. Why does a devoted brother resort to kidnapping an heiress? Just what constitutes a rebellious act in the mind of an overprotected girl in the Victorian era? And why does the orderly hero of my work-in-progress insist on keeping a hairy, muddy mutt?
Every major character gets some kind of notes written down before I start the story, but the most detailed are for the hero, the heroine, and the villain. After all, the best heroes and heroines need a blackguard strong enough and smart enough to be a real threat. Never mind Sherlock Holmes and Moriarty -- what would Amelia Peabody and her Emerson (he is my latest literary crush, btw – what a hunk!) be without the elusive Sethos?
Years ago, a theater professor reminded his class about playing bad boys (or girls): "You have to find something you like about your character." One dimensional antagonists are as dull as any other poorly drawn character. Of course, when writing a well-rounded villain, it's possible to get attached to him or her.
This happened in my upcoming release, HER SCOTTISH GROOM. My villain is charming, handsome, and grew up as a poor relation. He's intelligent enough that the hero and heroine have to join forces to defeat him. Sadly, his murderous tendencies left me no choice but to write him into a bad end. And of course, having made such an attractive antagonist, I had to be sure he wouldn't steal the scene from my leads. Ah well…I've always loved reading history, which abounds with cads, reprobates and downright psychotics in every age. There's another book to write, which means a new villain or villainess. Where was that fascinating article about Victorian baby farmers? We've all read books with unforgettable villians. Which ones made the biggest impressions on you?
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I have been on 4 cruises. None of them where as good as Eurodam. For starters, the food was excellent with several restaurants. Personally, I think that it's not worth it to go to any of the pay to go restaurants since there is such a wide variety at the free restaurants. There are also many 'bonus' buffets. There was a cheese buffet, Swedish buffet and German buffet! The food was made by world class chefs and was excellent. The waiters were very kind and patient.
The cruise was beautiful, however nothing special. Same as all other cruises.
A lot of entertainment was available on the ship and there was always something to do on board.
Our cabin was very nice and was cleaned three times a day. Every night, expect to find a folded animal towel! Never had any problems with the cleaning staff.
Fitness and spa are constantly available but the spa and many gym activities are NOT free!
I personally hate taking excursions and when we arrived in Russia, I realised exactly More why. We were taken to souvenir shops THREE TIMES. It was unbearable since there was so much to see and we were stuck in souvenir shops.
My only complaint would be that the crew is over worked. I was horrified to here that waiters and cleaners, which are from Indonesia, work all day and get very little sleep. To make matters worse, they have to work for about 10 months on end before leaving the ship for 1 or 2 months! And they don't even get paid those 2 months.
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TUPELO – Experience is a key issue in the race between incumbent Lee County Circuit Clerk Joyce Loftin and challenger Carolyn Mauldin.
Loftin, 62, a Democrat, has been clerk since 1996. Prior to that, she was a deputy for two clerks and worked in other parts of county government.
She said her 16 years on the job matters as she looks toward a complicated presidential election year, plus the other responsibilities of two court systems, managing the county's fines and restitution system, registering voters and issuing marriage licenses.
Mauldin, 69, a Republican, is a former Tupelo City Council member who wants to get back into the vortex.
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The women face off Nov. 8 on the general election ballot.
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Understanding Thermoclines, The Key To Summertime Fishing
by Phillip Gentry
posted Jul 21 2014 5:34PM
I've long held with the belief that 10% of the fishermen catch 90% of the fish. The reason that saying rings true is that those 10 percenters understand that 90% of the fish are found in only 10% of the water. Professional tournament anglers have a process they go through while pre-fishing for a tournament that they refer to as "eliminating water".
While that process sounds more disgusting than it really is, "eliminating water" means verifying that fish either are or are not holding to a given pattern in the 10% of the water that se anglers seasoned anglers would expect them to be in.
During the summer months when fishing can become extremely difficult, much of the 10% of the water that anglers are looking to find fish in is related to a thermocline.
A thermocline is a layer of water more often found in a large body of water, where the temperature gradient is greater than that of the warmer layer above and the colder layer below. To understand the concept, a quick physical science lesson is in order.
A typical reservoir may have uniform temperatures throughout the lake, from top to bottom, for only a short time in the spring and again in the fall. In the summer, most lakes with sufficient depth (usually 30 -40 feet) are stratified into distinct, non-mixing layers of different temperatures. The top warmer layer is referred to as the epilimnion and the colder bottom layer is known as the hypolimnion. These two layers are separated by the metalimnion layer. The metalimnion, better known as the thermocline, is a zone of rapidly changing temperature.
You'll understand the concept better if you have ever dove down into a lake while swimming and found substantially colder water several feet below the surface. Fish thrive in this cooler layer because it has the best balance of dissolved oxygen. The colder water below, the hypolimnion layer, is actually devoid of oxygen. Because little sunlight reaches the hypolimnion, photosynthetic oxygen production is negligible and decomposition of dead plant and animal matter on the lake floor leads to declining oxygen levels as the summer progresses.
At this time of year, any lake that can and will develop a thermocline has done so. This means that 90% of the fish will most certainly be holding at specific depths in stratified reservoirs to take advantage of the cooler water that provides the highest dissolved oxygen.
To understand the seasonal movements of fish in our local reservoirs – striped bass, largemouth and spotted bass, and even larger catfish species, during the expansive summer months, you have to be constantly on the water monitoring them. As the temperatures and water inflows change, so do fish movements.
The best way to determine the level of the thermocline is by adjusting the sensitivity on most of today's modern sonar units. The cooler, denser water will rebound the signal and chart a slight line across the graph, marking the depth level. If fish are present in that area of the thermocline, it will also be the level where most of them are residing.
Another way to judge the thermocline is by the life of live bait such as herring, a typical striped bass favorite, or bait shop minnows, frequently used for bass and crappie. If you raise the minnow up too high, the heated water will quickly kill the bait. If you drop the bait below the thermocline, the lack of oxygen from the decomposition of plant and animal material on the lake floor will also kill the bait. This is an important consideration when fishing any live bait vertically beneath the boat.
The next step to finding fish is locating where the thermocline layer meets suitable fish cover.
Anglers often confuse the terms "structure" and "cover". Simply stated, structure is any terrain feature that crappie, bass, stripers, or other fish will find favorable given the time of year. Cover is a physical object, a stump, tree, rock pile, bridge piling or boat dock, that usually rises vertically in the water column to either break current or provide a hiding place.
Many professional anglers and guides have made a living fishing break lines – an underwater ridge where the bottom drops away to deeper water. As a method of locating fish at a particular depth, get on a specific break line and just follow it all over the lake. Since we already know that fish are more inclined to suspend at the level of the thermocline, the key is to put your baits right in the top of the thermocline and then follow the break line until you come across the fish holding on or above some kind of structure.
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The S.C. Department of Natural Resources, in cooperation with the Enoree District of the U.S. Forest Service, will host a special youth dove hunt in Union County on Saturday, Sept. 6.
The Sept. 6 youth dove hunt will be at the U.S. Forest Service Herbert Field about 5.6 miles southeast of the town of Carlisle. Only youth 17 years of age or younger will be allowed to shoot, and youth must be accompanied by an adult 21 years or older. Adults must remain in the field and closely supervise participating youth at all times.
For questions on the youth dove hunt, or for more information, contact the Union office of the S.C. Department of Natural Resources (DNR) at (864) 427-5140 or contact the U.S. Forest Service Enoree Office at (864) 427-9858.
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by Phillip Gentry
posted Jul 21 2014 5:33PM
Last week the internet controversy over Kendall Jones, a 19 year old Texas Tech cheerleader who has dedicated her Facebook site to exhibiting her kills of big game animals in Africa, hit a critical mass as news reports and public response to the issue from both sides of the right-to-hunt debate mounted. Jones has received death threats from site viewers extolling the villainy of her African safaris. The result has been a galvanizing of viewers and a rekindling of the hunter vs anti-hunter debate in the news media.
The antis rally to the side that any and all killing of animals is wrong. Some leeway is afforded when hunters reply with the argument of money that is paid to participate in the safari hunts goes toward conservation and wildlife management, feeding of the local population, and funding law enforcement that keeps poaching of the animals at bay. However, years of cable television documentaries have swayed the general public to the point that many viewers feel that any big game animal is endangered and should never be hunted.
When pressed for an opinion, hunters will take the same stand with big game hunting in Asia and Africa that gun owners take any time a gun issue is presented, basically the right to bear arms (or in this scenario hunt) shall not be infringed.
To the dismay of some, hunters are harder on themselves and their peers than many outsiders suspect. An example of this is white tail deer hunting. The entire group will rally in support of the right to hunt deer but archery-only hunters in the group frequently look down their noses with disdain at gun hunters who use long range, scoped rifles to basically do the same job the archer does with different gear. In these cases, it's for the end user to determine what is "sport" and what is not.
You also don't have to travel to Africa or even outside the state to find the same controversy over what level of hunting some find acceptable and others don't. For the last 6 or 7 years, the SCDNR has operated a lottery draw system for hunters to apply for tags to hunt alligators in the lower part of the state. Once an endangered species, the American alligator has rebounded back to sustainable populations where the number of human/alligator encounters often makes the news. Wildlife management officials have sought to control the rising population of alligators by allowing limited harvest of these animals.
Regardless of the science behind the motive, anti-hunters frequently come out against the state's alligator hunters who hunt and harvest a particularly large specimen that garners enough attention to make it into the mainstream media.
An additional hotly contested example is the legal hunting of black bears in both the Upstate and Low Country where biologists cite that number of black bears in the Appalachian chain has reached or exceeded the social carrying capacity. Two week long seasons for bear hunting in the Upstate are provided by the DNR and likewise, when news and photos of bears harvested by hunters hits the mainstream media, the outcry over killing "cute and cuddly" or "defenseless creatures" always rears it's head.
One side of the Jones debate that even divides the general hunting population is that African safaris costs range in the tens if not hundreds of thousands of dollars for one single animal. Most hunters don't have that kind of money to spend on a sport and simply write Jones off as a spoiled rich girl out spending Daddy's money.
The subject of fair chase rarely arises when connected to African safaris. American hunters who hunt high-fence or pen-raised animals for sport are placed on a lower social hierarchy by both the hunting and general public. These areas are maintained as private preserves and the cost to hunt within, as well as the likelihood of success, are high.
Perhaps the general public nor the anti's would be so quick to judge Jones if she were truly a Sheena Of The Jungle who scouted, patterned, and then stalked and hunted her African prey without the aid of outfitters, guides, and the like. In the meantime, it's an issue that neither side is likely to sway the opinion of the other over.
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According to a wildlife biologist with the S.C. Department of Natural Resources, dove hunters still have time to plant fields to attract doves during the upcoming season. The Upstate has an abundant population of resident mourning doves and the best way to attract the speedy, acrobatic birds is to plant an abundance of good dove foods in an environment conducive to feeding by doves.
Individuals interested in dove field planting recommendations should contact the S.C. Department of Natural Resources (DNR) Small Game Project in Columbia at (803) 734-3609 or their local regional wildlife biologist. A planting guide for dove hunters is available, as is the South Carolina Migratory Game Bird Hunting Guidebook which contains information on field preparation and frequently asked questions.
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- Realistic Fiction
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Every weekend, when the sun rises, Audie wakes up to help his father with the farm work. And every weekend Audie gets paid a quarter. Someday, he'll use the money to see a baseball game or buy a glove. Then one Saturday, Audie and his father go on a train trip to the city. Audie can't believe it. He is filled with anticipation. Will all of his baseball dreams come true?
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Is this what a second-half playoff push looks like? After scratching out just one victory during a 16-game stretch over nearly 3 1/2 months, the Crew has won two straight and sits on the happy side of the playoff line in the Eastern Conference. The victories came against last-place Montreal and a New England team now on an eight-game losing streak, but the fact that the Crew gritted out late victories has coach Gregg Berhalter and the players quietly more confident that a playoff push could be in the offing. A victory on Saturday at Chicago, where the Crew is winless in its past 10 MLS games (0-8-2), certainly would bolster the charge.
Federico Higuain's free-kick goal against the Revolution was more than just a thing of beauty. It also ended a stretch of six appearances without a goal for the Crew's designated player and leading scorer. The Crew is 3-0-1 when Higuain scores this season and 1-6-4 when he does not record a goal or an assist, so no doubt the Crew is a better team when he is finding the net. "As Pipa goes, we go," captain and defender Michael Parkhurst said, using Higuain's nickname. "He's extremely important to our offense. He creates a lot and we rely on him for big goals, and that's what he did (on Saturday)."
With another crucial goal on Saturday, Ethan Finlay continued to show why he could be in the running for breakout player of the year. His game-winner in the 84th minute was his fifth goal of the season, second-most on the team; two have been game-winners and the other three have tied the score. "It never gets old," Finlay said of scoring dramatic goals. "It's been a fantastic personal year, but I hope we can have a fantastic team year."
Major League Soccer's secondary transfer window closes on Aug. 6, so the Crew has nine more days to bring in outside help in time for this year's stretch run. Berhalter said last week that the Crew has whittled the list and now it's about trying to close deals. But with 13 games remaining, time is limited.
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Four-time U.S. World Cup veteran DaMarcus Beasley has returned to MLS, and in doing so, he has helped pave the way for the Crew to land a significant player through the league's allocation system. According to the roster rules, any "U.S. national team player who signs with MLS after playing abroad, or a former MLS player who returns to the league after having gone to a club abroad for a transfer fee," is made available via an allocation order that is based on the previous year's standings. The Crew was second when Houston made a deal with Toronto FC for Beasley, which means the Crew now sits at the top of the league's allocation rankings. "There's a number of possibilities for us," Berhalter said. "If you look at potential guys who could perhaps be coming back, I think it's exciting. It is putting us in position to potentially get one of those guys."
"I think in the manner that we won the games, in terms of closing them out, is good. That's what the league is about. When you can't play beautiful football, how do you succeed? I thought at times we played some really nice movements, but we won the game by closing it out late, and that was just pure determination." — Berhalter, on the victory at New England


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Weekend Movie Preview: 'Flight,' 'Wreck-It Ralph,' 'The Man with the Iron Fists,' & 'A Late Quartet'
Videogame baddie Wreck-It Ralph (John C. Reilly) longs to be loved like his nemesis, Fix-It Felix (Jack McBrayer). Since people only appreciate heroes, Ralph uses the arrival of a first-person shooter at his arcade as a chance to change everyone's perception of him. He sneaks into the game to win a medal, although in the process, he accidentally frees a foe that threatens the entire arcade. To save the day, he'll have to learn how to be a good guy from Vanellope (Sarah Silverman), a mischievous young character inside a racing game.
Director: Rich Moore ("Futurama," "The Simpsons")
Writers: Newcomer Jennifer Lee and Phil Johnston ("Cedar Rapids")
Notable Voice Actors: Jane Lynch, Alan Tudyk, Mindy Kaling, Ed O'Neill, Dennis Haysbert, Adam Carolla, Horatio Sanz, Maurice LaMarche, John Di Maggio
MY TAKE: Disney's "Wreck-It Ralph" has the aesthetics of a Pixar film, the same reverence for videogames as "Scott Pilgrim vs. the World," and zany characters reminiscent of ones from "Who Framed Roger Rabbit."
Although the movie is a sweet adventure with a moral in the Pixar vein, "Wreck-It Ralph" appeals to its target audiences through very different means. Adults schooled in classic videogames will laugh out loud at the nods to Q*bert, Super Mario, Sonic, Street Fighter, and even newer games like Metal Gear Solid. Kids on the other hand will giggle, at the silly potty talk used by central characters Ralph (Reilly) and Vanellope (Silverman).
Similar to other computer animated films, this one absolutely benefits from a 3D presentation. The extra dimension breathes even more life into the characters and the environment. In ways that I wish "Tron Legacy" had done, "Wreck-It Ralph" transports you to an immersive computerized world where you legitimately feel like you're inside a videogame. Slick visuals are partly responsible for this sensation, but the other key piece is the lighthearted electronic score composed by Henry Jackman, which bears the youthful exuberance of typical videogame tunes.
As Ralph, John C. Reilly is funny and lovable in his usual dopey, self-deprecating kind of way. His performance, like that of his co-stars Silverman, Lynch, and McBrayer may be predictable, yet it's still satisfying. The most unexpected amusement comes from the story's true villain King Candy, voiced by the immensely talented Alan Tudyk. He literally becomes so lost in the character that he's unrecognizable until you see his name in the credits.
At times "Wreck-It Ralph" can be overly cutesy and lean too heavily on sophomoric humor, though it is a visually striking, well-crafted flick that will please gamers of all ages.
My Grade: B+


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Service was good. Food was average. We were there during a very quiet time of the year. Boyfriend had a bbq sandwich and I ordered the pork nachos which came out missing the pork..
Food was excellent. My husband had the ribs and they had lots of meat on them. I had pulled pork sandwich. Good flavor. The sides left a little be desired.
BBQ was good and service was great! Conveniently located across the street from the Treehouse Cottages. Generous servings, one sampler plate was plenty for two people to share.
We ate dinner here and the menu was very good. Good variety for all tastes. The BBQ was excellent. My wife had the BBQ and I had a ham sandwich which was very good.
We stopped here for lunch after seeing Eureka Springs. The bbq sandwich and fries was very good. The servers were very nice. I would return if i was ever in this area again.
My daughter and I had the ribs! Really good and we got so many we couldn't eat them all. My husband had pulled pork and he had no trouble eating all of his. Our son-in-law had brisket and everyone enjoyed their meals.
Had a sampler plate, yum yum, it had ribs, pulled pork, shredded brisket, Cole slaw side, it was very good BBQ and the service was excellent. Noticed a lot of the locals go which to me says a lot about a place, a definite return.
Average BBQ, nothing special. We had the rib rack, it wasn't very tender but the flavor was good. This is the only BBQ place we tried while we were in town.
From the outside, it doesn't look like much but it the food on the inside that counts. Great, quick service and the ribs were so tender, no utensils are needed. Isn't that was BBQ is about, getting your fingers to lick off the sauce.
This is a relatively small BBQ cafe that one of the couples in our group had previously visited. We stopped on Friday for lunch and were immediately seated. The cafe had that wonderful smoked meat aroma and the decorations were BBQ or area related. We all ordered sandwiches - it was nice to have a choice of regular or large....
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Become Indiana Jones for a day and go wild in this awesome jungle inspired indoor playground.
Available to toddlers and children under 12 years old and 5ft in height, Indiana Land offers 3 levels of fun play equipment for the bravest explorer.
For under 12's
Scamper through hidden tunnels, swing over daring rope bridges and free fall down the giant vertical slide for an exciting adventure
All areas are furnished with padded matts and anti-climb netting for additional safety and all exit and entry points into the area are controlled using an electric gate system. Parents can also supervise their children in our seated area with a range of vending machines selling tea, coffee, cold drinks and snacks.
For babies and toddlers, there is also a separate play area where they can explore different shapes and textures and interact with other children of the same age. This is an interactive play area, where parents can help their children develop skills in touch, sight and exercise.
Teen sessions are available daily from 8pm to 9pm, please contact the sales team on 028 9080 9123/9129 to make a teen session booking or for further information.
Mon-Sat: 10am - 8pm
Children 4+ years - £4.95
Children Under 3 years - £3.95
Groups of 15 people or more (excluding weekends and teens sessions) - £3.95
The main play area is ok. Not a lot of space and they let too many people in. It needs a decent cafe and more tables and chairs. Definately wouldn't be my first choice and is better for older kids. The free fall is the main attraction
Took my kids there before Christmas and they loved it. It's for kids that have outgrown the play cafe type places. Really needs a big overhaul though to spruce up and brighten the place though. But if you're a kid you'll love it. Not a particularly pleasant experience as a parent, better cafe and seating needed, better lighting.
Bloody hell you miserable lot! Older kids need to have fun too, there's loads of play places for toddlers and younger kids but not so many for older ones so this place is great for them. My 10 year old loves it there, and i think the clue is in the name! Indiana land, bound to be hectic with lots of older kids running about pretending to be indiana jones!
had the same experience as people listed below. too many of the bigger kids running into the baby area, didn't feel ok leaving my 8 month old baby crawling about in the baby area, as bigger kids kept running in and out of it.
Although there is a separate baby area, older ones kept running through it and were being very rough. Didin't feel that my 12mo was safe, even in the baby area. Every once in a while staff would come chase older ones out of the baby area, to little avail. Would only come back with older children.
hated it here! rough rough rough big kids.....awful atmosphere, felt unsafe and quite stressful. will not be back, we had my 3 year old and my five year old niece, they were both scared!
i had my daughters birthday party there on a sat was a bad move kids were scared so many bigger 1's running about. also taken to are party room at 2.40 10 mins late jus got up gave kids there food was about to light the candles on my daughters cake wen someone came in at 3.15 to say my time was up wen i booked i was told an hour play an hour in party room think they booked so many partys the cut time was fumein my daughters friends didn't get to sing happy birthday to her cause we had to leave spoke to manager to complain and he told me he would ring me back on the monday morning he didn't so after a week i rang was told this again didn't happen also a few times after that still waitin on the call and her party was in jan. waste of money as my daughter didn't have a good day didn't even take her for her free pass it was that bad would never go near it again. sorry for the rant just don't want some1 else to have same experience
I had exactly the same experience in Indianaland too. We hadn't been in a while and decided to give it a go for a change. Bad move! My daughter was knocked over several times and the whole place just doesn't feel very safe. I am sticking with Playtime at Connswater -perfect for a toddlers, plus they are still doing juice and a biscuit throughout the summer.
I think Indianaland needs a total makeover. And what is it with those metal stairs in the middle of a soft play area?!
Went here today for the 1st time and it was a nightmare!!! Far too many "older" children running about - and I mean running as in sprinting!!!!!!! Had a 2 year old who was knocked flat on her back and then 5 boys aged around 9 or 10 literally trample over her through a tunnel resulting in a cut lip. (My older son was with her and I was waiting at bottom of slide for her - saw it happening but couldn't get to her!!!) There were large groups of kids from various summer schemes there who seemed to have absolutely no supervision at all. Even the lady at the desk when I mentioned to her what had happened agreed that it was very rough!!!! (She was very kind and did give me vouchers for 2 for 1 entry again)
Apart from that the place itself is not good. To get from lower level there is a flght of open tread stairs with a metal hand rail (pole)just at eye level of the 2 year old. Its impossible to see the kids if they are not on the level at which you are sitting and difficult even if you are! Door security is non existent! There is a gate at one side on the "in" side but nothing on exit and today there were so many people hanging around the door any child could have been out without anyone realising!
Is probably fine for older kids (7 or 8 and above)but not for toddlers!!!
DEFINATELY won't be back during school holidays or weekends and probably won't be back at any other time!!!


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In 1968, Dr. Friedberg and his family moved to San Antonio, where he was one of the founding faculty members of the University of Texas Health Science Center, until he retired in 1992. He also headed the UT Health Science Center's Division of Endocrinology and Metabolism from 1968 – 1975. He authored or co-authored more than 40 papers, many concerning glycerol ethers and lipids, and some of his work is still referenced in important biochemistry texts. In 1992 Dr. Friedberg began a second career as an artist, working primarily in water colors. His excellent drawing skills and feel for gesture gave his paintings great warmth.
A video history interview made in 2011 with Dr. Samuel J. Friedberg, member of the Department of Physiology and Internal Medicine and founding faculty member of UT Health Science Center San Antonio can be viewed on this link: http://library.uthscsa.edu/2011/09/founding-faculty-interviews/
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[1]When Crispin Porter + Boguksy won the Kelly Award a few years back, the whole staff was treated to a Bahamas vacation. So what exactly did Hadrian's Wall [2] win that merits a trip to Rome for five days? Apparently, just staying in business for five years is winning enough. All eight full-time staffers at the Chicago shop, which visited Hadrian's Wall in the U.K. on its first anniversary, headed to the old country this week to visit Hadrian's Temple, Hadrian's Tomb, Hadrian's Palace and the Hadrian-built Pantheon. "Our company's goal is to create a culture that makes our employees' friends jealous," says managing partner and planner Steve Carli. The agency is providing live updates of the trip on its Web site [3] (this is the staff on their flight this morning). We're still not convinced this will alleviate the shop's recent inferiority complex [4].
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