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New York, January 12, 2010--Tunisian authorities must end their weeks-long crackdown on bloggers and reporters covering street protests, the Committee to Protect Journalists said today. Scores of journalists have been detained in the past four weeks, three of whom remain in custody. Local and international reporters have faced continued harassment, including detention, restrictions on movement, and denial of entry into the country. CPJ calls on Tunis to release the imprisoned journalists immediately, grant access to the international press, and allow local reporters to cover the unrest without interference.

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I recently ordered three unbuillt hive kits this spring and two additional hive bodies. I have noticed some quality issues with the wooden ware, short ears on frame, a broke finger on a brood box, missing nail holes, off center nail holes. I had to send back a frame -the ear was a quarter inch too short. They did replace it, but sending back one side of a hive box was just too expensive, so we will try to repair it.
Instructions on how to put together the hive was poorly shown, lacked specific information on which sides of bottom boards go go up and down based on spacing. Nothing was said about gluing the bottom boards together, but I did, and then was told that was not such a good idea, as it needs room to contract and expand. I had to go look at my old hive to determine how things went together in some cases. I think that a company that big could afford someone to do some CAD drawings and write some decent directions, with some better diagrams.
We also ordered a couple screened bottom boards and was disappointed in the quality and workmanship. Also ordered some metal frame rests and had one with no nail holes.
Where is the quality control, does anybody check the woodenware or kits before they get shipped.
I hope this is just a temporary set of problems. If holes are drilled by hand, I can see how they might get off center, if it's being done by machine, these machines need to be recalibrated for accuracy.
I don't know that I will purchase any additional hive ware from them in the future. I maybe a hobby beekeeper but I still expect the best materials for the price.


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:It's been a long, long wait, but it's over now! The very-first prototype of next-generation Kia Rio sedan has finally stepped out in public for the first time and Sonytone.com spies were on hand to capture the moment.Codenamed UB, the prototype of the next-generation Rio sedan sports some heavy camouflage, which is covering the most important styling details of the new car. What is clear already is the fact that the 2012 Kia Rio will feature far more attractive exterior appearance as the current model.Its exterior styling will be influenced heavily by the up-coming 2011 Kia Cadenza and next-generation Kia Optima mid-size sedans. These very-first Kia Rio UB spy shots confirm that the 2011 Rio will initially be available as a sedan, like the new Hyundai Accent. A five-door hatchback is also expected to follow later.Although there is no official word yet about the inaugural launch date of the 2011 Kia Rio UB, latest rumours suggest that full production of next-generation Rio will commence in the first half of 2011.Link
i liekd this car i just felt like it needed some more power and update the looks a litte but a good basis to start on
dont try do or dont
the Rio is a subcompact rigth?if it looks like the other new kias it should look good
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You can't see much under that camo. I'll reserve my judgment until we can see more of the car.
The only real thing I can tell about it is its using the same wheels as the optima.
Whats up with that rear door...
Yes,and its sibling is the Accent.
I thought the Rio could have used some upgrades in chassis rigidity, suspension, handling, power, and interior refinement. I only drove the Rio5 compared to the Accent sedan, and the Rio "felt" like a step down. Decent car for the price, but road trip was torturous. Kia's new designs are promising. I wonder if they'll be able to keep their low prices. Anyone have some expected stats about things other than the engine? (1.4L, 1.6L, 1.6L GDI).
i think the car will be a huge step forward, but I don't think the wheel design from the optima works as well on those smaller wheels
-------------------Just buy the car that fits you. There is no such thing as a domestic or foreign car company. I just like what I like, no matter the make.
That's a pretty big spoiler on a Rio!If it looks anything like the new Optima, it should sell rather well.
"The Rio is a subcompact right?"For marketing purposes, H/K considers 'em B-size in EU and sub-compacts in NoAm, but the US-EPA considers size-wise today's Rio as a COMPACT (the Sedán has a 108 cu. ft. interior [pretty much the same as the new Chevy Cruze], the hatch a few cu. ft. less) and believe any new Rio would be at least as roomy (probably more in the hatch model) as today's (the Sedán has 4 cu. ft. less interior than today's mid-size Elantra/Forte sedans, if you're wondering...). Since Rio is Kia's version of the Accent/Brio, everything that applies to the Hyundai (except exterior and interior pieces) will apply to Rio as well...
Could just as easily be the new Hyundai Accent. Looks like it.
if you look at the grill, it has the shape of the new Kia grill in the camo
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Well it has the same weird rims, which still bother me to a degree. No doubt it will be better looking than its not so attractive hyundai sibling.
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I am not a fan of those wheels either. That would be the first thing to go if I had an Optima.I saw one yesterday, an Optima. Very good looking car. I would so take that over a Sonata any day of the week.
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Movie Review: Magic Trip
Directors Alex Gibney and Alison Ellwood finish a documentary movie about the 1960s that was started by bestselling writer Ken Kesey and the infamous Merry Band of Pranksters.
Directors: Alison Ellwood, Alex Gibney Rating: R Studio: Magnolia Pictures
Despite the avalanche of books, TV shows, documentaries and feature films, the 1960s remains one of our least understood, most controversial and trivialized decades. There's much to like in the documentary Magic Trip. Co-directed by Oscar winning director Alex Gibney (Taxi to the Dark Side) and Alison Ellwood and narrated by Stanley Tucci, the fast-moving 90-minute movie has been culled from 100-odd hours of 16 mm footage shot when, in 1964, bestselling 29-year-old One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest writer Ken Kesey, On the Road inspiration Neal Cassady and other members of the now-famed "Merry Band of Pranksters" left San Francisco via multi-colored bus to get high, grab deeper insights and just generally mix it up at the New York World's Fair.
Along the way in the road movie, which nails the often-misunderstood transition from the last vestige of Beat to the very early hippies, comes a lot of LSD and other psychedelics, an aborted meeting with Timothy Leary, a reunion of Allen Ginsberg, Jack Kerouac and Neal Cassady, and good, anarchic fun along with a sense of melancholy and regret. One of Kesey's stated intentions was to "find out if people speak the way they do in novels," and although he learned the obvious (they don't), he and his young, beautiful, naïve and crazy pals may have gotten too caught up in delving into new realms of consciousness to ever finish the movie they started.
The hours of home movie-style footage just got packed away and stored for years, so Gibney and Ellwood added archival footage and fun, nostalgic and rueful new interviews with living Pranksters. Magic Bus is a lovely, longing look back at the early days of the hippiedom that later led to the Summer of Love, to Woodstock and to the anti-war movement.
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Kenny Jackett had no complaints after Wolves exited the Johnstone's Paint Trophy after acknowledging his much-changed team didn't do enough to overcome Notts County.
Despite an improved second half performance Wolves failed to turn their possession into enough clear-cut chances, with Carl Ikeme the busier of the two goalkeepers during a goalless draw at 90 minutes.
And then the visitors showed their superiority in the resulting penalty shootout, scoring all three with Wolves only having Leigh Griffiths on target as Bjorn Sigurdarson and Kevin Foley shot over and James Henry was denied by Fabian Spiess.
"We finally got going in the second half and built up a head of steam after our keeper had made a good save," said Jackett, missing several regulars due to international call-ups and injury.
"We probably still didn't do enough and had one good chance cleared from in front of the line.
"Leigh Griffiths was lively tonight and we didn't really give him the service or the quality inside the box.
"We didn't do well enough in the first half to get going, we didn't move the ball quickly enough and the full backs didn't join in.
"Having said that, a lot of the shots they had were long range and our keeper made good saves.
"On paper it was a good team we had but on an individual basis there were a few players who haven't played.
"And I talked at the start of the season how with all the changes we needed to find a settled team to get into a rhythm.
"We didn't have that tonight and the changes made our performance disjointed.
"Three changes at the back of what has been a solid back four affected the understanding but that improved as the game went on.
"In the majority of the second half we pretty much had all the play and camped in the Notts County half but didn't do enough with the ball.
"Golbourne got in a number of times but just around that box we didn't have the inventiveness, we didn't go past people and we didn't get enough shots in.
"We didn't do enough to affect the game and create the chances we needed in a strong period when we had got going and got the crowd behind us - we didn't show the cutting edge needed to win the game."
After a 100 per cent record from the spot in the previous round's shootout against Walsall, it was far different this time around with Wolves converting only one from four.
"I was disappointed with our penalties," said Jackett.
"We put two over the bar and while nobody means to miss you do need to be working the goalkeeper and Bjorn and Kevin Foley are normally very assured strikers of the ball.
"From the last penalty the keeper made a very good save.
"From the last penalty shootout where we had four excellent ones we have missed three out of four there.
"But congratulations to Notts County – they put their penalties away after playing very well during the game."
Jackett meanwhile played down suggestions that the lower crowd for the Johnstone's Paint Trophy tie had any affect on his players, believing their application and endeavour certainly wasn't a factor in the defeat.
"Going out there and playing on such a fantastic pitch in a great stadium is motivation enough," he added.
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River ships are built for leisurely cruising on inland waterways, including the Danube, Rhine, Volga, Nile, Yangtze, Mekong, Amazon and Mississippi rivers. Especially in Europe, the size of the ships is restricted so that the vessels can get through tight locks and under low bridges. Generally, public spaces are an open-seating dining room, large windowed lounge with bar and expansive sundeck, sometimes with a whirlpool and golf-putting area.
Some ships, such as Avalon Waterways' 166-passenger "Suite Ship" Avalon Expression, add a small fitness room and library and there may also be a separate bar. Getting creative on its state-of-the-art "longships," including the Viking Odin, Viking River cruises replaced the traditional pointy bow for a snub nose, in the process adding a lovely indoor/outdoor alternative dining spot.
River ships range from as few as eight passengers on French Country Waterways' barges in France (where they tend to stick to canals, if you want to talk semantics) to the 436-passenger American Queen paddlewheeler on the Mississippi. Accommodations range from tight and old-fashioned to contemporary and hotel-like, with features including balconies on Viking's newest ships and glass doors that open to French balconies on Avalon's latest vessels. Some ships also offer suites for those who want more space.
Guaranteed on river ships is a taste of local culture. When you're not slowly cruising on the river, you dock right in city centers, allowing for easy access to walking tours with local guides, or the opportunity to explore on your own for a few hours and sometimes more (especially if a ship docks in a city overnight). Bus and van tours take passengers to sights further inland. Shore excursions are typically included in the cruise fare as are wine and beer with dinner (and sometimes with lunch too) and Internet access (though it can be slow). Most itineraries attract the 55-plus crowd.
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Want to see inland destinations. Like your trip organized for you. Enjoy slowly watching the scenery.
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- Sebastian Larsson
- Stephen O'Donnell
- Fabrice Muamba
- Ryan Smith
- Arturo Lupoli
- Jeremie Aliadiere
- Issa Kadir 82
- Luke Webb
- Mark Howard
- Ben Gill
- Jonathon Tuffey
- Andrew Whing
- Craig Reid 45
- Andy Hall
- Isaac Osbourne
- Mark Howard
- Sean Cooney
- Andy Morrell
- Craig Pead
- Eddie Johnson
- Liam Nicell 45
- Graham Barrett
- Neil Wood
- Rikki Bains
- Stuart Wall
- Liam Davis
Wood 68
ARSENAL2Stokes 44, 51
By Andy Verspeak
A double strike from Anthony Stokes was not enough for Arsenal to avoid defeat as they went down 3-2 to Coventry at Highfield Road. The Gunners came back from behind twice, but couldn't muster a third equaliser and take a share of the points.
Coventry were the better side in the first half and had a deserved lead, but with only minutes to go before the break Stokes was brought down in the box and got up to convert the penalty himself.
Five minutes into a much livelier second half saw Coventry take the lead again, but Stokes responded immediately with a fine solo effort. The Sky Blues' decisive strike came after 67 minutes from an indirect free-kick after Michael Jordan handled a back-pass.
Neil Banfield had to make two late changes to him team before kick-off with Stuart Taylor and Sebastian Larsson withdrawn from the starting line-up. Jordan and Stokes were drafted into the Arsenal team.
Jeremie Aliadiere, on the road to recovery, started the game and Emmanuel Eboue also made his first reserve start.
Coventry started brightly and created chances down the right wing through Andy Morrell and Andrew Whing. Arsenal's first real chance came when Stokes was tripped outside the area. The free-kick was whipped in low but Jonathon Tuffey saved well. Ryan Smith also looked lively for the Gunners in the opening minutes.
The Sky Blues made the most of their first-half possession and took the lead on 22 minutes. A deep cross from Craig Pead found former Gunner Graham Barrett unmarked in the box and he sent a looping header over Jordan.
They nearly doubled their lead a few minutes later when Eddie Johnson fired wide after a neat build-up. Pead found Wood with a long ball out to the left flank. Trickery from Wood sent him past Sean Kelly before cutting it back to Johnson, but the Coventry striker sent a low left footed effort across goal but wide of Jordan's far post.
Coventry had dominated the first-half, but the Gunners did show signs of life towards the end and were given their chance a minute before half-time when Stokes was tripped inside the box.
Aliadiere played the ball wide to Stokes who cut inside from the right. The pair then combined with a delightful one-two to send Stokes racing into the box. With only Tuffey to beat, he was tripped from behind and the referee had no hesitation in awarding the spot-kick.
Stokes duly dispatched the penalty, sidefooting to the keeper's bottom left corner, and it was all square at the interval. Coventry made two half-time changes, Liam Nicell replacing Johnson and Craig Reid coming on for Whing.
The second-half was a much better spectacle, and also much better for Banfield's side. They started the way they had ended the first-half and created some early chances, but found themselves behind again after five minutes due to some sloppy defending.
Barrett claimed his second of the match in almost identical circumstances to the first. Arsenal failed to clear a long ball properly and the ball was headed back into the box. Barrett was again unmarked and again sent a looping header over Jordan.
This time however the Gunners responded in kind and Stokes took it upon himself to level the score a minute later. The game had barely restarted when Stokes picked up the ball on the right wing, skipped past two defenders, advanced into the box and swept a low shot across the keeper and into the far corner of the net.
From then on the game became much more open and either side conceivably could have won it.
The Sky Blues winner did come, but it came via an Arsenal mistake. After Coventry pressure, Kelly was forced to pass the ball back to Jordan who picked it up. The indirect free-kick was given, Barrett tapped it and Wood rifled it home from inside the box.
Arsenal came forward looking for a third equaliser but never really created a golden opportunity. Smith took a jinking run one step too far and was dispossessed in the box, Stephen O'Donnell wasted a free-kick, sending it high and wide and in the 85th minute Stokes went down in the box again after neat footwork but the referee was not interested.
Issa Kadir replaced Aliadiere with eight minutes remaining and the Sky Blues held on for a slim victory.
- The reserves next home game will be on Monday, March 14 against Chelsea. As ever, it will be played at Barnet FC, kick-off 7pm and entrance is FREE. For a full list of fixtures click here.
Jeremie AliadiereJohnson chases EboueLupoli holds off HallStokes strokes home the penaltyOsbourne keeps an eye on MuambaStokes goes close
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Leaking of El Paso Police report in officer-state representative accident could be crime
Police Officer/State Rep Report was leaked days after crash
The "October surprise" that blindsided then-State Rep. Dee Margo could not have come at a worse time.
"I was shocked," Margo said.
A police report was created by El Paso Police officers the night of Sept. 7, 2012, stating Margo had intentionally crashed into an off-duty police officer then evaded arrest. The offense, as described in the report, is a felony
District Attorney Jaime Esparza said he and the overnight prosecutor were called that night.
The police department's internal investigation documents obtained by the ABC-7 I-team contains a lieutenant's claim that the DA's office had signed off on the charges against Margo.
"(Assistant District Attorney George) Havlovic did state the initial charge was a good charge and as for the evading, it was possible," Lt. Ricardo Medina said in the document.
Esparza denies the account of what happened.
"We sent them on their way, if they felt a crime had been committed, they needed to do more work," Esparza said.
Police say the investigation went nowhere, even though an internal audit shows police officers and supervisors looked at the case hundreds of times.
"The report should have been approved that night or at the latest, the next day," said police spokesman Sgt. Chris Mears.
Once the case was approved, it would have progressed to the point of formal charges, or it would have been thrown out.
Margo said he never knew he was listed as a felony offender in the crash report. But Democrats did know.
The crash happened on Friday, September 7. The following Tuesday, a researcher in Austin working for a Democratic political action committee filed an open records request asking for details of the accident. That same week, the internal investigation reveals Margo's opposition was trying to get a hold of officer Machorro.
"(My dad) was approached on Wednesday or Thursday of the same week by Dee Margo's election competition, whom I don't recall the name asking if they could speak with me," Machorro told internal investigators.
Machorro's father, Albert Machorro Sr. is an investigator with the DA's office.
ABC-7 contacted Machorro Sr. and asked who it was from Moody's camp that contacted him about the unfounded crash report.
"I don't know if I can tell you that," Machorro Sr. said.
In a conversation 30 min. later he said attorneys in the district attorney's office told him not to give ABC-7 any information.
Esparza told ABC-7 he will be looking into the possibility the leak came from his own office.
Joe Moody was a prosecutor at the DA's office, though Esparza says he took a leave of absence during his campaign.
On ABC-7 Xtra last October, host Darren Hunt questioned Moody about his knowledge of the unfounded crash report and the leak.
"I did not do that research. my campaign did not do that research that was done," Moody said. "I think we're in a climate where modern campaigns this stuff is looked into all the time."
Sgt. Mears said the leak could be criminal misuse of official information.
"Look, it would be great to find out who the leak was because depending on who and how they leaked it, it might be a crime," Mears said. "I'll be honest with you. my knowledge of the case and how it happened and everything else -- I don't think that leak came from within our department. Obviously the guy who wrote the information request had some official knowledge of the case. You can tell by the way the request is written."
Esparza said the internal investigation shows why prosecutors' jobs could now be more difficult.
"We rely on police officers to relay the facts of an incident accurately. The community relies on that, so if that officer is relaying information that is not accurate, and is purposely doing so, I am interested in that," Esparza said. "I am going to look into that."
Margo said his concern lies with the elected officials.
"I'm equally concerned about elected officials using the police to get back at their opponents, as it seems to have come out with this," Margo said.
Margo said he will never know if the unfounded report affected his bid for re-election, which he lost in November.
Now that the truth is out he will have to trust that authorities will work to investigate the source of the leak.


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New Dolphins quarterback David Garrard will have the opportunity to vie for the Dolphins' starting quarterback spot this offseason. The former Pro Bowler recently joined The Finsiders to talk about battling back from injury and what his transition to Miami has been like.
On making the transition from North Florida to South Florida:
"Just staying in the state of Florida is great for my family, I know, and it's great for me too because this team, I've always looked at them as a good organization, an organization that has had a lot of tradition and I know they're trying to get back to that."
On his health:
"I feel great, I really do. Last year was a tough year for me, being released but then also being released and not 100 percent healthy to get back on with another team and then having to go through surgery it was just tough. There was a point there where I didn't know if I would ever get back to being healthy enough to play football again and finally around Christmas things just kind of started making a turn for the better and right after New Year's I started feeling great again and started working out and really I'm only just a couple months into really being able to run so up to this point I feel great"
On competing with Ryan Tannehill and Matt Moore as a veteran QB:
"There's nothing wrong with healthy competition, and I'm always going to do my best to make sure all my teammates- receivers, tight ends- everybody, even quarterbacks are up to date and have the knowledge of what going on because if the starter goes down the next person has to step up and they have to step up for the team. You always got to make sure the guys are ready in that position, but I also think if I have the knowledge to play this game than that should be enough for me and even if I impart knowledge on another player and if that makes him great and he just blows up and is way better than me then the proof is in the pudding. There's nothing you can do about that but to just go out and keep working your butt off to be the starter and if he's just that much better and you fall in the backup role, if that's clear, then that's just the case. I'm never going to shy away from trying to help somebody else out. I don't want to help them out enough to make them steal my job but like I said, that's just competition. I'm never going to just hold somebody back and not give them the knowledge that I have for them to be held back because I want the team to be better and sometimes that means being a bigger man and saying 'you know what, this kid is better than me,' or 'I still have the power, I still have the juice, and I can go out there and play myself.' I'm never going to shy away from competition or helping somebody else out.
"If this was four or five years ago, I'm just trying to fight to stay in the game myself. I don't have time to be giving somebody else wisdom. I'm trying to get wisdom myself, but like I said, I'm still going to be a great teammate regardless. I think some of that is being lost in today's sports. I'm just going to be one of those guys you can always count on if you need some help."
On the Dolphins' offense:
"All the plays I've seen plenty of times, they just call it something different, but it is remarkable how fast myself, that I'm picking it up. I remember early in my career when we changed coordinators I was like 'wow, this is going to take forever to pick up," but I just I've been around a few different coordinators now. I'm kind of picking up everybody's little different things. Really, once you just figure out this name goes with this play, it's pretty easy."
On feeling rejuvenated after returning from an injury:
"It's funny, I started getting that fire halfway through the season last year. I started watching offenses go down the field and I saw some that would sputter, some that would struggle and then I just saw some that would take off and I was trying to figure out what were the differences in these two offenses and their productivity and with the offenses that were just going up and down the field, it really wasn't just big plays all over the place, it was completions here, a three or four yard run here, completions on third down- that was the biggest thing. The completions on third downs, those completions on first and second downs, even when you're just checking it down to the back, that just keeps your drive moving and when you have those second-and-long and now you're into third and extra long because of a sack or something it just makes it tough. I realized that a lot last year because I was thinking 'man, when I get back out there, I see the things now because I've had this time to just kind of digest the different games, different offenses moving up and down the field and the ones that were kind of stagnant at times.'"
On the Dolphins' west coast style offense:
"A lot of it is the play action that the keepers, the boots, the necks, that kind of thing- a lot of stuff that the Texans do and they're very successful with their offense and a lot of it is their boots and keepers, but you have to be able to run the ball. With this offense you have to be able to run the ball so that you can set up the play action and take that shot down the field. It's not just all quick game. You have to be able to do that. You have to stay ahead of down and distances. So if you can just stay ahead- third and medium, third and short- those kind of things, then you give your offense a great chance to go down and score."
On the pace of practice:
"Well usually in my years past, you'd might have one period where you called organized chaos, where when I first got here, it seemed like all the way through practice, it was run here, run there, tempo, tempo, get this ball snapped over here. People were flying everywhere. Now that we kind of have an understanding of what they want, we're still not going as fast as what they want us to and I'm thinking 'man, when we're actually going tot heir tempo and their speed it must just be faster than a two minute drill because it seems like we're just rolling and rolling. Like you said, I've never been in this kind of system where it's that kind of tempo, but it's going to give a lot of defenses a lot of problems because they're never going to be able to look to the sideline and get their signals in. We're going to be snapping that ball at 33 seconds every time. It's going to be non-stop, and defenses will be tired because they won't even get to put their hand on the ground. You'll see a lot of D-lineman just standing up, just trying to do the best that they can."
On rookie QB Ryan Tannehill:
"He seems to be a great kid. It's the first time I've been in a room with a rookie quarterback that actually has more knowledge of the offense than all the other quarterbacks in the room. It's still tough for him because he's still got to come into the NFL where the pace of practices, the pace of the different players on defense, all the different defenses that are going to be thrown at him- much tighter coverage than college. It's funny, we watched some of their plays and I'm like 'I love how everyone is just so wide open!" They're playing 12-yard cushions off the receivers- it's awesome. There's a lot of things that he still has to continue to learn, but the group of guys that we have in our room will make sure that everyone is on time with everything and up to date with everything. Like I said, he seems to be a great kid so that's going to be fun for everybody to work with him and work with each other. He might be giving us a little bit more knowledge with things too.
The speed of the defense and the tighter coverage, that's what he needs to get used to and it takes a lot of time."
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So I need a little clarification as I am currently managing my very first TBH and a friend of mine is coaxing me to be more aggressive than I care to be. I only took one class months ago and am in my 6th month of beekeeping. I originally bought a nuc and started a hive in the TBH.
I remember hearing that you should give the hive one or two empty bars at either end of the brood so the actual hive is only say 10 or 12 bars with a cap bar. The remaining bars lie in wait until the beehive grows. My friend says I should open the cap and let them have all the bars the full length of the hive (4ft). The reason for the debate is that the hive size has not grown much, nor has there been much honey to harvest.


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At Diploma Dash 2008, Air Force ROTC wins the team challenge prize.
The team is pictured with Glenn Errhalt (right) of Capital Group
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Teams are forming for UTSA Diploma Dash, Feb. 21
By Marcia Mattingly
Communications Consultant, Office of Alumni Programs
(Feb. 10, 2009)--On your marks! UTSA students, faculty and staff are invited to form teams or race individually in the 25th anniversary run of the UTSA Alumni Diploma Dash 5K San Antonio City Championship Race and Fitness Walk. The event is Saturday, Feb. 21 on the 1604 Campus with registration and check-in at 8 a.m. and the starting gun at 9 a.m.
Today's headlines
- La Prensa Foundation is newest member of UTSA Lone Star Society
- UTSA alumna Jordan Kaufmann wins $50K for new stent-graft start-up
- UTSA begins new way-finding sign installation this summer at Main Campus
- USA Today: UTSA long jumper Tyler Williamson rescues three-year-old boy
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The race benefits the UTSA Alumni Scholarship Fund, UTSA track athletes, and alumni programs and services. In a morning of family-friendly fitness, fun and prizes, the course offers a certified 5K flat course for accomplished runners and a scenic 1.5-mile course for walkers who prefer an easier pace.
>> Race registration is $25 for those registering online through midnight Feb. 18 ($35 on race day). UTSA students can enter before or at the event for $10; register at the Office of Alumni Programs, University Center Room 2.00.10, 1604 Campus, or at the UTSA Diploma Dash Web site.
Medals and prizes will be awarded in open, masters and 13 age categories. Groups are welcome to compete in the Corporate Team Challenge, UTSA Student Team Challenge or ROTC Team Challenge. Prizes awarded for record-breaking times, male and female. Special divisions include Clydesdale (male, 190 pounds and up) and Filly (female, 140 pounds and up). New this year is the wheelchair division with first-, second- and third-place medals given to men and women.
Major community sponsors are Valero Energy Corp., H-E-B Grocery Co., Capital Group Companies, Run Wild Sports, San Antonio Federal Credit Union, The Sciano Family, Southwest Business Corp./Employee Benefits Consulting Group and AccuPrint.
Corporate partners and teams include Frost, KCI, Lawrence L. Garcia Associates, Wordyisms, Tri-Sition Area, Joeris General Contractors, Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity, Law Office of Patrick Filyk, The Sabinal Group, RVK Architects and San Antonio Police Department.
Co-chairs for this year's race are Doug Campbell '89 and Susan Campbell '89. Committee members are April Ancira '03, Glenn Errhalt '88, Gerardo Escamilla '98, Steven Langley '05, Barbara Nurick, Debbie Prost '79, Cathy Starnes '92, Jennifer Villarreal '06 and Danny Zimmermann '01.
For more information, call the UTSA Office of Alumni Programs at (210) 458-4133.


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Burn or Suceed: Viral Trends
Check out the ultimate battle for supremacy with Playboy.com's Burn or Succeed! This week: Viral Trends
Each week we break down a topic of interest by survivability rate compared to its competitors. You will even have a chance to weigh-in on our choice via a poll. Have a dispute to settle? Your team versus your girlfriend's making the playoffs? Pepperoni or Hawaiian Pizza? – Bring it on, let us be the judge of what will ultimately BURN or SUCCEED!
This week, we bring you the best and worst viral posing trends that have consumed sites such as reddit and Instagram over the past year. Like us, we know you despise them (with a few sexy exceptions), enjoy ranting about them, and most of all, secretly hope the Twitter population will hurry up and move on to something more entertaining (try a Google search for 'breading', cats everywhere are trembling). For now though, let's take a look at the most popular memes to cross our computer screens, surprisingly, it seems sport fans are to blame for these ludicrous examples of comedy.
PLANKING Playmates Planking with Hef, via @AnnaSophieB
Known to have spread across Facebook in 2009 as the "Lying Down Game," planking went viral predominantly down under as the Aussies thought it would be funny to play dead. Popularized additionally by rugby player David Williams planking during a game; the competition heated up when some fitness aficionados took the game to new heights and began posing over chasms, on buildings, and other such structures. Instead of playing it safe like Hef does in the Mansion, one planking buff won the game by realizing the game's "dead" purpose, and landed seven floors below onto the concrete.
Burned for: Death
STOCKING via stockingisthenewplanking.com
A newer fad that appeared late last summer, stocking is meant as a mockery to the over-the-top and un-realistic world of stock imagery. The premise is simple: pick an outrageously cheesy photo off iStockphoto, Getty, or Corbis and attempt to recreate it. While some of these photos may be humorous, the time involved in setting one of these up is far too much for a couple reposts on Tumblr. Thankfully this trend arrived and departed quickly; giving would-be participants adequate time to ridicule sports players instead.
Burned for: Time-wasting
OWLING via. @stubru
The first of our two animal-based poses is that of owling, born on reddit early last July. The process is simple: find a perch, crouch like you're some deranged robotic predator, and stare off in space like a maniac. Sounds easy, doesn't it? While with planking you are at least getting a temporary abs workout; owling serves no purpose whatsoever than to look like a pretentious idiot waiting to get lobbed off whatever structure you mounted.
Burned for: Creepiness
BATMANNING via. The World of Matus
While one cursed individual met his demise while planking (and posthumously won an award for partaking in a life-threatening activity), the majority of plankers usually play it safe near to the ground. Batmanning however, displaces hanging upside down from the monkey bars to your local wall, status, door, etc. While we are glad to see partakers are not hanging in nooses, the stupidity of hanging upside down over rock, road, or worse, screams emergency room faster than you can say Dark Knight. For this, it's a definite burn.
Burned for: Injury potential
BRADYING Courtesy Priscilla Caripan
The newest entrant to the viral posing memes kicked off just over a week ago as Pats QB Tom Brady realized a Super Bowl win was out of question and hung his head in shame on the field, praying for a miracle (he needed one). Taken by posers to be an off-shoot of Tim Tebow's odd stance (see below); Bradying quickly hit the nation as a sign of remorse for New England sympathizers. But hey, a mansion, Brazilian super model wife, and a free trip to Aruba isn't a horrible consolidation prize right? Sorry Brady, no sympathy from us.
Burned for: Your life is already perfect
Bonus: A big thank you to our gorgeous Cyber Girl Priscilla Caripan for demonstrating 'Bradying' for all of us. Follow her on Twitter: @pcaripan
TEBOWING Launch Gallery
Last but not least, we reach the current holy grail of viral poses: Tebowing. Reportedly seen first as a quick in-game prayer by Denver QB Tim Tebow in late 2010; tebowing exploded this past October through twitter and online media. This position has also attracted attention for its religious nature with some churches supporting the movement while one school suspending students for partaking in it. While it may mocked through out the nation, we are pleased to give tebowing a gold star of success as seen in the ratings. While we think the idea fairly absurd for its popularity, we are grateful for its existence as our playmates decided to take part (you can call us slightly biased!).
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Gaming 32 - Deus Examined
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As you would expect from a podcast featuring this particular group of jibber-jabberers, the discussion is dominated by our thoughts on the latest Deus Ex game. However, we also find time to chat about what proved to be Joe's Gamescom highlight, Dishonored. Joe also tells us about Dragon Commander - a crazy game that fuses flight sim, RPG and strategy elements, which he also saw out in Germany.


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From time to time, people in charge of large internet-based projects request the help of the general public to assist in their work. Think SETI@home and Galaxy Zoo. Currently, there is another project with which you can help, supported by National Geographic Digital Media. It is called "Field Expedition: Mongolia — Valley of the Khans Project." This project is a huge archaeological survey of parts of Mongolia, looking for the tomb of Genghis Khan and other Mongolian cultural heritage sites. Wired's own Gadget Lab wrote about this project last year.
Genghis Khan's tomb has never been found because of some fascinating historical factors which you can read about on the project's website. By combining the use of high tech tools and crowdsourcing, their small team of explorers, led by Albert Lin, turns into a team of thousands working together to identify possible tomb locations. This is done by having the general public studying satellite images and identifying the features we see. There's no way the small team would have enough time to search the entire area themselves, so our help is invaluable. It's amazing how helpful we can be without being experts on satellite imagery. It's very easy to spot rivers and roads, and pretty intuitive to spot modern structures, such as yurts, and signs of ancient or buried structures, such as burial mounds or odd land patterns. Then, combining this information with real-time data and maps, the expedition gets a clearer picture of the different areas of Mongolia.
One reason why the explorer team is using satellite imagery techniques is to minimize the amount of digging that is done, which preserves Mongolia's land and protects the cultural history. By studying the land from above, one can see subtle differences in terrain, perhaps areas that have settled in unusual ways. As possible heritage sites are located, people on the ground can investigate further. Explorer Albert Lin and his team will be investigating the tagged items, without digging any holes. Top Mongolian scholars are also participating in the process.
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Benito Huerta painting
UTSA Art Gallery hosts Benito Huerta exhibit 'Shock and Awe' July 9-Aug. 14
By Kris Rodriguez
Public Affairs Specialist
(July 7, 2009)--The UTSA Department of Art and Art History will present "Shock and Awe," an exhibition of works by acclaimed Texas artist Benito Huerta from July 9 to Aug. 14 at the UTSA Art Gallery in the Arts Building on the UTSA Main Campus.
The exhibition includes paintings, drawings and prints that are some of the most challenging works produced by Huerta in recent years. In some works, bold compositions, colors and themes demand attention; while in others, subtle drawing and painting seduce through correspondence to the complexity of cultural and aesthetic concerns.
Huerta is known for his dedication to creating works that challenge cultural conventions. He explores multiple legacies, and his work is evidence of the influences in contemporary life that result from conversation among modern aesthetics, intellectual criticism, political realities, popular cultural references, sexuality and the experiences of Latino pluralities.
>> An opening reception, free and open to the public, is 6-8 p.m., Thursday, July 9. Free parking is available in lot 8 during the opening reception. UTSA Art Gallery hours are 11a.m.-2 p.m., Monday-Thursday, and by appointment.
For more information, contact Laura Crist at (210) 458-4391 or John Hooper at (210) 458-4392.


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Will Hill and Stevie Brown are making a HUGE difference. Usually we get sacks. But our dline is aging and clearly not what they once were. Hill stripping balls and shutting down elite TE's, and Brown putting himself in the right position time and time again (some guys have IT and Stevie has IT). The new playmakers are here and whoever discovered them is looking pretty good right now.
Also, don't forget that the Skins scored on a fumble converted to TD play so the Giants D really only gave up 10 pts to the Skins. 20 to the Saints & 10 to GB. With all the BS 'safety" of the players, especially the QB & WRs, it's almost impossible to ask a D nowadays to hold offenses to under 17ppg. Even when you just push a QB down or hit a WR flush in the chest with your pads, you get flagged by these POS refs!
As long as we score 28 a game & our D can hold the opponent to 20 the rest of the yr, I'll be a happy camper.
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Fight of the Year Candidate: Yuya Yamamoto vs. Shintaro Matsukura
- Written by Rian Scalia
On May 29, Krush held their 70kg Tournament Opener and in the quarter finals, Yuya Yamamoto took on Shintaro Matsukura. The fight was a back and forth war, both fighters trading shots and taking shots to give them right back. Remember Mike Zambidis vs. Chahid from last year? Or how about Mosab Amrani vs. Mohammed Khamal? Yeah, this is on the level of those fights of 2010. This fight can join Mohammed Khamal vs. Robin van Roosmalen, Sahak Parparyan vs. Amir Zeyada and Daniel Ghita vs. Hesdy Gerges just to name a few as fight of the year candidates for 2011. Check it out, it's a must watch.


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#1 Sat 24 Nov 12 12:11am
Party Chicken
So we're feeding friends tomorrow, and I found a chicken half price. It was in good nick, by my reckoning, but the date was close and I didn't want to take chances, so I roasted it right away.
So now I have a whole roast chicken in the fridge, and I'm aware this is the culinary equivalent of the Little Black Dress. Any ideas to accessorise it so it's ready for a party?
Just to be clear, this isn't a Dinner Party , it's a bunch of friends I'd happily serve spag bol and frozen garlic bread to, coming round to play board games and eat chips & dip. But if we can have something thrilling and awe-inspiring for dinner, so much the better. My Reputation as a Hostess with Ideas can always use some help.
#2 Sat 24 Nov 12 12:45am
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Re: Party Chicken
I would make a chicken 'pie' not wih pastry but with a potato topping.
Do you still have the roasting juices ?
When I make this sot of chicken oie its often with the left overs from the roast chicken that we have for lunch and its a family favorite.
I dice a couple of onions , one would probably do but as my famiily like onions I usually use 2 , I gently saute these in a saucepan with some butter , more butter than you would normally use as this is the base for the sauce , once the onions are starting to caramalised I add flour and aprox half and half of milk and chicken stock (or left over gravy ) to make the sauce like a white/bachamel sauce but with a bit of extra's in . Season the sauce.
I take the chicken off the bone , chop it roughly and add it to the sauce.
into this sauce I add lightly cooked chopped vegetables ( but the veg are optional )
Into an oven proof dish I add some frozen peas .
I tip the sauce with the chicken in over the peas and top all this with mashed potato or mashd potato with pasrnip mashed in.
I the bake in the oven till brown and serve with mre veg if you like , or just crusty bread to mop the sauce off the plate.
Its a family favorite on a cold winters day,
#3 Sat 24 Nov 12 9:40am
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Re: Party Chicken
chicken quesadillas with different fixings would be pretty fun.. you could do a quick homemade l salsa and quacamole , bit of sour cream . bottle of hot sauce for those that like it. would fit in with a boardgame night .
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#4 Sat 24 Nov 12 9:45am
Re: Party Chicken
Mummza - yes, I do have the roasting juices. Professor Oliver has taught me well! Interestingly, I cooked it in a ceramic dish rather than a metal pan, just cos that was what came to hand, and the juices turned out better than usual - no burning. I was able to get all the gnarly bits off with just a little boiling water.
Your pie sounds delicious, definitely a contender!
Ashen - also a cool idea! I love to make tortillas and I'm fond of quesadillas.
This is going to take some hard thinking!
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Re: Party Chicken
I would make a chicken pot pie with a puff pastry top. I like carrots, celery, corn kernels and peas in my pot pie.
If it's a super casual event you could also make chicken salad sandwiches on fancy bread.
Or chicken croquettes but that's a lot of work because you have to fry them.
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Re: Party Chicken
Vietnamese rice wraps or skewer some chunks and make satay sauce.
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#7 Sat 24 Nov 12 3:23pm
Re: Party Chicken
The little black dress was wrinkled, but I peeled it and stuck the skin in the stock pot so that's OK.
I think the metaphor is falling down now.
You know, there really is a lot of chicken on a chicken. So I've made up a pie for tomorrow, using mummza's method for the sauce but topping it with pastry because I had some in the freezer and I want to use the potatoes for wedges tonight. And it's a top-crust pie, which is the same as a pot pie, isn't it? Only one big one, not several little ones.
And for tonight, I'm going to make chicken dippers and have them with tortillas and lettuce and various dips. And wedges. I'm having a go at marinading the cooked chicken in yoghurt to stop it being dry - can't find any recipe where anyone does this with cooked chicken, so it might be a soggy disaster. I'll let you know. I'm doing the dippers in the oven, so I'm going to mix grated parmesan with the breadcrumbs to add some crunch. Also thinking of putting some parmesan on the wedges for extra crunch. I'll let you know how all this turns out.
Thanks for your ideas, everyone!
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Re: Party Chicken
Sounds great! Pot pie usually has a top and bottom crust, but it can have only a top crust, I believe.
A nice chicken salad made with yogurt and sour cream or just one of the two would be quite nice served cold over your Mexican ingredients, maybe add a little cumin, and chili powder to the yogurt. I had a fusion salad that had jicama (crisp root vegetable with a very mild flavor) mango and chicken in a sour cream sauce over crisp lettuces - delicious.
#9 Sat 24 Nov 12 5:19pm
Re: Party Chicken
Mmm. I made a dip out of yoghurt, garlic, rosemary, parsley and Parmesan. Not very Mexican, but hey. And a tomato one for the fussy people - just passata with a bit of salt and sugar and a dash of Worcester sauce. The only dietary requirements this evening are pickiness and that's among the adults! The wee one will eat most things if she knows she'll get cake afterwards!
#10 Sat 24 Nov 12 11:17pm
Re: Party Chicken
Well, the dippers worked out great. Soaking in yoghurt was definitely a good plan!
The last time I made dippers with cooked chicken, they were too dry, so this time I marinaded them in plain yoghurt with crushed garlic, salt and a sprig of rosemary. Left them in this in the fridge for about 5 hours, then pulled them out, rolled them in half-and-half dried breadcrumbs and grated Parmesan, and baked at 220C for about 25min. I didn't clean the yoghurt off, just knocked off any big globs.
Great! Crispy enough on the outside, good and moist inside, and a nice mild garlicky flavour. No yoghurt inside when you ate them, it must have dried out through the crumbs while it was cooking, meaning the chicken didn't dry out. Plus the yoghurt means no need to flour and egg before putting the coating on, which is less hassle. Do you need to soak or would it work just dipping in yog instead of egg? No idea.
Will definitely do them like this again. We had them in tortillas with lettuce and dips. Tasty.
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[quote user="AsianGiant"]On my way to work, I came up with a theory about Tiki.
Basically, Tiki has always been a goal oriented person, never letting anyone or so it seems,
get in the way of his goals. He literally did everything he could as a player to put the Giants
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Strahan essentially has done the samething for the team as a defensive player.
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Barber also seemed surprised by the reaction (or overreaction) to his comments.

I just saw it on ESPN News and Im like, Are you kidding me? Tiki said. Five sentences on a half-hour halftime show and now all of a sudden Im going to be back page news? Youve got to love New York.

Which is true, and I read Eli's comments the way Tiki did, in that Eli was saying Tiki quit on the team. I do think Tiki is trying to break from the mold of being a Giant Homer and did it poorly this first outing. He needs to script his words better on how he describes Eli's leadership. Saying "Comical" is unprofessional and he should recant that. To say that Eli was uncomfortable in the leadership role is something all of us have observed. I would bet money, that if this took place in some other city not in the Northeast, nobody would have even noticed....
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Tiki: Don't Question My Heart

While I was dining at one of greater Albany's finest eateries last night (no, not T. G. I. Fridays a real, honest-to-goodness Italian restaurant), Tiki Barber did have more to say (surprise) about his war of words with Eli Manning long after I stopped listening to his Sirius NFL Radio show.
Tiki seemed particularly bothered that Manning allegedly questioned his heart.

He also said that I didnt have any heart and he could see it on the field, Tiki said on The Barber Shop. I guess I really would have been a Hall of Famer if I had played with heart instead of rushing for 1,650 yards with no heart. Who knows?

(One) thing that I think every Giants fan knows and why, in some ways, some things ring hollow that Eli said, is I have never, ever, ever not left 100% of myself on the football field. And you can say whatever you want but dont say that because thats offensive.

Actually, though I hate to quibble with a fellow media member -- especially one who makes considerably more than I do -- thats not exactly what Eli said. He never said Tiki played with no heart. He was criticizing Tiki for saying Tiki lost the heart to play last year.

I guess I could have questioned his leadership skills last year with calling out the coach and having articles about him retiring in the middle of the season, and (how) hes lost the heart (to play), Manning said yesterday. As a quarterback youre reading that your running back has lost the heart to play the game and its about the 10th week. I can see that a little bit at times.

That last line (I can see that a little bit at times) is certainly debatable, but I dont see Eli saying anywhere in that statement that Tiki didnt have any heart.

Its just another example of a reporter taking an athletes words out of context, I guess.

And this is WHY I feel the way that I do...when ppl open their mouths, they open up so much and for what, what is all of this about really? NOTHING! And Tiki is wrong...the article says that Eli states he didn't say anything when he READ (another media thing) after he announced his retirement that he lost his heart to play last year.

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