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Believe it or not, the 2012 fantasy football regular season is now over 20% complete for most leagues! Whether you're team is 3-0 or 0-3, there are always plenty ways to upgrade your roster on a weekly basis in fantasy football. Our fantasy team of James Morris and Jon Cope tackle some of the key questions facing fantasy owners heading into week 4.
1) Who are the top sleeper RBs going forward?
James Morris' Selections:
Mikel Leshoure, RB Lions- Mikel "Fo' Sho" Leshoure is going to be the Lions every down back, and should be picked up in any league where he is available (owned in 71.8 percent of NFL.com leagues).
Andre Brown, RB Giants– Brown made a statement Thursday night in place of the injured Ahmad Bradshaw. You have to add him, but I think people are overvaluing him too quickly. Nobody on the Giants coaching staff has said Bradshaw's role will change moving forward, which means Brown could be a one-hit wonder. If it were me, and I owned Brown, I'd try and flip him as quickly as possible because Bradshaw hears footsteps and is going to step it up to show the team he doesn't need another RBBC role.
Cedric Benson, RB Packers– Benson is one back that I like as the winter gets closer is. As the weather changes and the ball becomes harder to move in the air, the Packers will look to grind it out with Benson more than they have in the first 3 games of the season (averaging 15.3 rushes per-game). I don't see him getting near RB1 value, but a climb to a solid RB2 is well within reach.
Jon Cope's Selections:
Rashard Mendenhall, RB Steelers– I don't think I would classify Mendenhall as a true "sleeper", but since he's only owned in 48.6% of NFL.com leagues I have to put him on this list. Mendenhall has made a relatively quick recovery from injury, and should be ready to hit the field in week 5 after the Steelers bye week. Isaac Redman and Jonathan Dwyer did absolutely nothing during the first three games, so I would expect Mendenhall to once again be the primary ball carrier in Pittsburgh this fall.
Bilal Powell, RB Jets– Dolphin fans saw it first-hand as Powell received many meaningful snaps late in Sunday's game against the Dolphins. So far this year, starter Shonn Greene has averaged 2.8 yards per carry and fumbled twice this year while Powell has averaged 4.0 yards per carry and has yet to fumble. I think Powell is could provide some spark to an offense that has sputtered the past two weeks. If you have a spot on your bench, Powell is worth a pick-up now because you may not get a chance after he ascends to the starting role in New York as myself and many others expect.
2) Who are the top WR sleepers going forward?
James Morris' Selections:
Brian Hartline, WR Dolphins– Hartline is someone I am looking at on the waiver wire for week 4. The Jets secondary is (was) a tough one to throw against for a seasoned QB, let alone a rookie. But, Hartline showed that he has the trust of Ryan Tannehill and is currently ranked #11 for WRs in the NFL with 29 targets. This is no homer pick; I really do think he will provide good value as a WR3 off the waiver wire.
Brandon Lafell, WR Panthers– Lafell is someone I was looking at in the pre-season as a sleeper. Despite only having 10 catches on the season, he has been targeted 18 times by Cam Newton, which accounts for 21 percent of the total targets for the team. Targets are like Novocain… give it time and it always works!
Donnie Avery, WR Colts– The Colts lost Austin Collie for the rest of the season with a ruptured right patella tendon. That means Donnie Avery steps back into the #2 WR role behind Reggie Wayne. Did you know Avery is ranked #16 for WR targets with 16? Andrew Luck is for real, and Avery is owned in just 7.1 percent of NFL.com leagues.
Golden Tate, WR Seahawks– Yes, Tate was a beneficiary of a blown officiating call on Monday evening to give him his second touchdown. However, let's not forget that Tate was able to blow by Tramon Williams in the 2nd quarter for a 41-yard touchdown reception and Tate led the Seahawks with 7 targets on the night. Also, if you listened to the ESPN broadcast closely, you heard Jon Gruden mention that in talking with the Seahawks coaching staff, Tate was the guy that they really wanted to get the ball to with his dynamic playmaking skills. If he's not Seattle's #1 wide receiver now, he will be soon.
Kendall Wright, WR Titans– Wright leads all rookies in receptions with 14, and he also has been targeted far more than any other Titans receiver with 25. Wright hasn't quite burst on the fantasy radar yet because he only has recorded 102 yards receiving. However, Wright isn't a possession receiver. He has blazing speed and made numerous big plays during his career at Baylor. The rookie has already become a favorite target of Jake Locker and I would grab him now before he explodes with several big plays in the weeks ahead.
Leonard Hankerson, WR Redskins– check out my thoughts on Monday's blog to see why I think the future could be bright for the former UM wide receiver in D.C.
3) For fantasy owners who drafted a TE high like Antonio Gates, Jermichael Finley, Jason Witten, etc., should you be looking at TEs like Kyle Rudolph or Brent Celek off the waiver wire?
James Morris: I had Rudolph as a sleeper TE in my draft rankings, so I have no problems whatsoever adding him to your fantasy team. Everyone is getting way too excited about Celek in my opinion. Celek saw just 6 targets for 36 yards in week 3, whereas Rudolph saw the same 6 targets for 36 yards, but made two of them count for TDs!
I wouldn't cut an underperforming Gates, Witten or Finley for Rudolph, but I would certainly cut that roster bubble player you have for him just in case those guys don't snap out of their funk.
Jon Cope: the NFL has changed with many tight ends being top options in pass-heavy offenses. This year alone, many tight ends have emerged to be very good fantasy options with Martellus Bennett, Kyle Rudolph, Brent Celek and Dennis Pitta being the most prominent. I would cut Witten because I think his best days are behind him and there are many other options in the Dallas offense. If I owned Finley or Gates, I would definitely add one of the four tight ends mentioned above to my bench and then see how the situation transpires over the next couple of weeks.
4) Chris Johnson… sell or keep holding out hope?
James Morris: It is time to cut bait and run… don't walk… RUN from CJ2K! His O-Line is terrible and the coaching staff doesn't seem to want to blame them for the lack of yardage on the ground. There were times in week 3 where Johnson had as many as five (5) defenders in the backfield on top of him!
Seriously, just knock on doors around the league until you find either a Chris Johnson fan or the village idiot, and then get anything you can for him. Fantasy Football is a lot like stock market; you don't hold a bad mutual fund or stock in the hopes that it will do better. Rather, you get out while you can and try and make up the loss with the NEXT investment.
Jon Cope: James and I agree on many things, but we are worlds apart on Chris Johnson. Yes, he has had 3 awful weeks. Would I start him Sunday vs. Houston? No. But I wouldn't "sell-low" on him either. Some fantasy owners were ready to give up on Larry Fitzgerald after a pair of bad games to open the season and then he puts up big numbers last week against Philly and everyone remembers why he was a 2nd round fantasy pick. Here's why I still have some faith in CJ2K- First, all of Johnson's games have been against teams that rank in the top 11 of the NFL in run defense. Secondly, Johnson is an elite talent who is healthy and is still only 27 years old, while getting all of the carries for his team- there aren't many backs in the league that fit that description. Finally- Johnson did have 3 runs of 10+ yards against the Lions- this is at least some progress. I'm not advocating trading for Johnson at this point, I'm just saying you're better off at this point leaving him on your bench and waiting a few weeks until the schedule becomes more favorable and the Titans o-line gels a little bit.
5) How does the loss of Darrelle Revis impacts the Jets fantasy defense. Sell or hold?
James Morris: Revis is a major piece of that Jets defense because Coach Rex Ryan built his defense around the league's top shutdown corner. They still have Antonio Cromartie, but now Kyle Wilson has to start and that means more big plays for opposing offenses. Personally, I would adopt my college Jon Cope's philosophy of a floating defense moving forward, and jump ship on the Jets defense.
Jon Cope: As you may know by now, I'm a big believer in playing defensive matchups on a weekly basis unless you have one of the elite fantasy defensive units. With their pass-rush issues, I wasn't convinced the Jets was worth an every week start WITH Revis and now I would definitely drop the Jets Defense. I would target one of three drastically improved defenses on the waiver wire in many leagues: Seattle, Dallas or Arizona.
Check back on Friday for James' Week 4 "Start 'Em & Sit 'Em" Advice.
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Ledyard — A Ledyard police officer who learned Monday that he was fired from the police department after being arrested twice is vowing to get his job back.
James Grzesiak, 48, who had been in the department for 19 years, was arrested in October and January. He said the town is rushing to judgment and hasn't given him due process.
Donald Steinhoff, the town's administrator of human resources, said the decision to fire Grzesiak was made following presentation of evidence Friday at a disciplinary hearing.
Grzesiak, he said, left the hearing before he could hear the decision. Grzesiak, however, disputes that claim, saying he was outside Town Hall for 15 minutes after the hearing was closed. He said he intends to file a grievance on the termination.
Steinhoff said a certified letter of termination was then sent by mail, and the letter was delivered Monday by state police.
Steinhoff said he could not provide The Day a copy of the termination letter, saying it was personnel matter and because there are pending grievances and a complaint with the state Commission on Human Rights and Opportunities. He said he anticipates more grievances to be filed as a result of the termination.
Steinhoff said there was a history of disciplinary issues with Grzesiak that were not just limited to the two arrests.
In January, Grzesiak was charged with third-degree assault and disorderly conduct after he had a fight with his girlfriend's son, Joshua Thibeault, who was also charged with disorderly conduct. Thibeault is scheduled to appear Wednesday in Norwich Superior Court .
At the time, a protective order was issued, and Grzesiak was ordered to turn over his weapons, including his work-issued firearm. He was suspended without pay.
The charges in the domestic incident along with the protective order were dismissed on Thursday.
"How can you take action when the court cases were going through the process of the legal system?" Grzesiak said. "I was innocent of the charges and acted out of self defense."
At the hearing Friday he expressed a desire to return to work now that the charges were dismissed and he was able to possess firearms since the protective order was lifted.
Grzesiak was arrested in October for disorderly conduct after police said he sent an email to his former landlord in Ledyard that made a threatening reference about the caretaker of his property.
Grzesiak said he could not comment on the case because it is pending.
For the October incident, Grzesiak said he was suspended for 30 days without pay and filed a grievance, which is pending.
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Hi all,
I'd like to discuss selection techniques for small cell bees and queens. How would YOU select for consistent sizing, comb drawing, create sphere of influence for drones, matings, ect.
Hi all,
I'd like to discuss selection techniques for small cell bees and queens. How would YOU select for consistent sizing, comb drawing, create sphere of influence for drones, matings, ect.
I will just ramble tonight since there are so many possibilities and you never know what the end result of your queens will be.
Would it be possbible to select some bees that are both small cell to begin with and also carry a large number of the other characteristics that you desire? In other words, if you were to pick a breeder that is on small cell you might want to consider how gentle,productive, calm on combs, winter ability.
I personally prefer to see a breeder with most of the qualities that I desire. However, you can try to pick a breeder that is just ordinary in most features but has a specific trait that you want passed along such as small cell ability. In my way of thinking if you did that, it would necessitate having a decent number of drone sources colonies that do have other good qualities. Otherwise you can end up with small cell bees which are like pure SMR type bees.....have one good trait but perhaps nothing else special....just ordinary.
I tend to find that the results are more of a mixed bag when using a breeder that lacks in many of the outstanding qualities but that doesnt mean that there wont be some offspring that you really like....just that you may end up tossing out alot of them in the process. Perfect world would give me the very best colony which has numerous great traits and nothing that stands out as horrible as a breeder and have enough drone sources colonies to saturate the area.
Then there are the questions of how many colonies are really needed to find worthy breeders and how many drones are needed. I find mating control to be the hardest aspect. If there arent enough colonies at first with the desirable traits, you could just use the ordinary queen on small cell to raise daughters who would then be drone source colonies and rely on her daughters' drones to pass that along.
Well thats enough rambling for now.
I am trying to develop the most adapted bee for my area, using different stock. I live in northeastern PA, and wintering is a factor. The short season is a factor. I am foryunate to live on a farm, that is primarily for dairy cows, meaning mostly hay. Alfalfa and clover about every other field. Surrounding the farm, are locals with produce stands, that grow a little bit of everything. This mean, I have pollen and nector flowing almost constantly. The flows vary of course, but there is always something for the bees to do! Now, my choice of small cell queen breeding.
Now, my choice of small cell queen breeding. I started with SMRs first. I am quite happy with the mite resistance, even with daughters, and sub daughters. I added carnolians to the mix, for the quick buildup. Both produce honey around here, so that is not an issue right now. I have bees in two locations, with feral black bees, and survivor italians to mix. I recently added a Michigan mix to the stock.
Enough for queens right now, the first thing I find is getting regression down to 4.9 or smaller. I am very close with 80% of my hives. Lots of drones in the beginning, so I figure I had some control in the mating. Alot of culling comb too. I used the mediocre comb for nucs, and I'm slowly replacing those as well.
What I hope to achieve:
1. Good brood patterns on 4.9. Was a problem in the beginning, but the daughers are getting much better.
2. Workable bees, that are not runners. I hate bees that run.
3. Gentleness is nice, but not a neccesity. I don't want bees that chase you down though!
4. Hardy bees that winter well.
I guess, I want alot of little things, but those are the major ones. I think the brood pattern is the most important thing though. I have 2 colonies that really struggled thru regession, but made it, and are exploding now. Our weather has helped this year though, so that must be taken into consideration as well. Lots of rain, produces lots of protiens in the pollen, which produces healthy bees. Time, that 4 letter dirty word! Time, time, time!
Just my opinion.
Dale Richards
Dal-Col Apiaries
Drums, PA
With only a couple of colonies, the main thing is to get bees adapted to the new cell size; I'll worry about improving the stock later. I lost my original strain last winter, due to poor mating as far as I can see. This spring I bought two nucs; both attempted to swarm, lost the queens, which were clipped, and raised new ones. One seems to be established at last, the other is raising another queen cell and producing very little brood. Its frustrating, but I'll get there! One colony established on 4.9 is a start.
Let me add another question.
For a queen to raise bees that will draw 4.9 cell size without small cell foundation, wouldn't the queen have to have this trait through breeding from maybe feral bees that
were already drawing 4.9 in the wild?
Thanks, Duane.
I think there's a genetic component in this somewhere; it would explain why some colonies never manage the size change. If I'm right, you need a colony which is genetically compatible with small cell, but not necessarily one that's already on it.
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Hey y'all,
My name is Christian and I live in the beautiful Ozark mountains (on the southern Missouri side). I'm brand-spankin'-new to keeping bees, but I'm seriously considering it. From what I've read on various websites, the Top-Bar style seems to be the way to go for newbies. I've found some plans, priced the material, and hope to start construction in a few weeks. I hope that's not too late, but that's the only time I'll be free. I've been married just over a year to the coolest and purtiest girl ever. I'm Scots-Irish and she's Korean-American. We belong to the Eastern Orthodox Church and cling tenaciously to our Lord, and Savior Jesus Christ.
Looking forward to 'meeting' all y'all and learning a great deal about keeping bees.


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Richard A. Tharp, interim athletic director at the University of Colorado at Boulder since August 1996, will be recommended to the CU Board of Regents as the campus permanent director of intercollegiate athletics, according to Chancellor Richard L. Byyny.
Following an internal search, Tharp was a finalist for the job along with Theophilus D. Gregory, director of athletics at the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs.
We were extremely fortunate to have two such strong candidates within the CU system, said Byyny. That speaks well for the overall athletic programs on our respective campuses.
Byyny said Tharp brings outstanding experience and direct responsibility for managing a successful Division I program. He has played a leadership role in the world of intercollegiate athletics, both at CU and on a national level. I look forward to working with him to take our programs to another level of excellence.
Tharp became interim athletic director in August 1996 following the resignation of former Director Bill Marolt.
As interim director, he has been responsible for managing the 17 mens and womens intercollegiate sports offered at CU-Boulder, as well as representing the campus in Big 12 Conference and NCAA matters. CU-Boulders athletic department includes a staff of about 130 and a budget of more than $20 million.
Tharp has held a number of positions at CU, including assistant university counsel (1973-76), acting university counsel (1976-83) and vice president and university counsel (1989-94). In these positions, he was involved with athletic issues, including NCAA relationships, conference alignment, TV contracts, coaches' employment and contracts, athletic policies and regulations, and compliance with Title IX.
Since 1976, Tharp has been involved in employment negotiations with CU-Boulders last four head football coaches, the last five head basketball coaches and the current womens head basketball coach. From 1978-81, he led the universitys investigation and response to NCAA allegations of rules violations.
Tharp served as administrative liaison in the Office of the President to the athletic department from 1989-92, with responsibility for budgetary review and oversight. He has served as consultant to several major universities on NCAA matters, coaches' contracts, relationships with alumni organizations and contracts regarding bowl affiliations. In 1988-89, he was a finalist for the position of commissioner of the Big 10 athletic conference.
Tharp earned a bachelor of arts degree in 1970 from DePauw University in Indiana and a law degree from the CU School of Law in 1973.
His salary in the permanent athletic director position will be $145,000. His appointment is expected to come up for a vote by the Regents on June 4.


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Tuck is declining I know and people have figured out just run the ball to Osi's side. What I am saying Is, if our corners would hold their coverages then we get more coverage sacks/pressure rather than relying on the straight line speed or overwhelming power of our DE's. I agree a good pass rush is the key to victory, but mediocre LBs or a poor secondary plays into the D-Line's woes as well.
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40 years ago, June 28, 1973
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Tom and Mary Ebnet operate the Wild Acres Game Farm and Preserve where they raise quail, partridge, pheasants and ducks for hunters.
The King Brothers' Circus is coming to Pequot Lakes. Tickets are $1.25 for children and $2 for adults.
30 years ago, June 30, 1983
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The Manhattan Beach summer home of Orlen Goldenstein was destroyed in a fire. The cause of the fire was unknown, but it is believed that the house was struck by lightning during an electrical storm.
With the upcoming July 4 holiday, Minnesota State Fire Marshal Wes Werner warned Minnesotans that fireworks are illegal and can result in serious injury and damage to property.
20 years ago, June 24, 1993
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Ivan and Joy Bowen retired from delivering the Echoland Shopper and the Piper after 14 years and 190,000 miles.
Characters form Minnesota's past will be portrayed in "Walk in My Shoes," a dramatic Chautauqua style performance to be presented at 2 p.m. Sunday, June 27, at the Old Town Hall Museum grounds in Crosslake.
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The Nisswa Police Department was awarded new night vision equipment valued at $15,000 through a grant.
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The Apartment was not adapted for four person. Communication could be more safe. But the Apartment was clean and the kitchen was good equipped.
Bens apartment was ideal, has everything you need. It was really secure and only a 5 minute walk from a metro station which meant getting round Barcelona was simple. Ben was easy to communicate with and kindly let me have a late check out as I had an evening flight. If I return to Barcelona I would definetly stay here again.
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threw AT LEAST 4 complete games in the last 6 weeks.
especially when your ace threw AT LEAST 4 complete games in the last 6 weeks.
His bad outings all seem to be road SEC games.
quote:Throw enough shite at the board and eventually some of it will stick I guess.
If he's off against A&M it may be a bad sign for him in the SECT and Omaha
quote:Yep. He's been extremely efficient over his past 4 starts
Y'all are focusing on the wrong thing. It doesn't matter if he threw 7 innings or 9 innings. What matters is how many pitches is he throwing. Nola has been throwing complete games even though his total pitch count has only been in the 105-115 pitch range. Most pitchers throw that many pitches by the 7th inning. Just because he has been throwing complete games does not mean that he has been over-extending himself.
No questions that Glenn would go game one of a regional, the question is the SEC tourney and the teams goal, do you throw Glenn in game one of the tourney keeping him on Thursday turns and Nola on Friday, or do you go for the throat and throw Nola, Eades, Glenn and try to win the tourney.
Since we have a top 4 national seed all but locked up
Seriously though...we win this series on the road and it's locked up regardless of what happens vs Ole Miss and in Hoover.
in each cg he's been at or above 100 pitches
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Minnesota's 8th District Congressman-elect Rick Nolan, D-Minn., has been appointed to serve on the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee.
Nolan, who made growing the economy through major reinvestments in transportation and infrastructure a focal point of his campaign, and requested the assignment during earlier meetings with House leadership, received the word from Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi and the House Democratic Caucus.
"This is a major committee assignment — vital to generating good jobs and economic development here in the 8th Congressional District," Nolan said. "Building a strong surface and water transportation system creates good-paying jobs, improves the quality of our lives, and is the economic backbone of a large district like the 8th. Timber, taconite, tourism and manufacturing spread over a large geographic area all require strong transportation to be successful. The 8th District is poised for great economic success going forward if we act now to lay the foundation.
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Be warned, Hollywood: Eugene Mirman ain't takin' your shit. True, the stand-up comedian is making just as many waves on the small screen as he does live on stage behind a microphone, appearing regularly on HBO's hipster/genius Kiwi fest The Flight of the Conchords, as well as lending his voice to Adult Swim's Satan-tastic Lucy: The Daughter of the Devil. But the Russian-born, Lexington-raised Mirman is in it for the good times, plain and simple. "I love doing stand-up, and I enjoy doing a variety of things," he says over the phone from New York. "Industry people . . . they're hedging bets on what will be popular. I'm not trying to figure out how to make a cartoon that really hits a certain demographic."
The Lexington near-native ("I came from a Communist country to the birthplace of American liberty") takes part in another leap over conventional demographic wisdom with the venue for his February 28 show, "Tearing the Veil of Maya": the Museum of Fine Arts. Although the MFA has of late been booking indie rock and folk, comedy — even "indie" comedy like Mirman's — is another twist in the programming. In "Maya," Mirman and co-host Michael Showalter (of Wet Hot American Summer and Stella fame), along with special guest Jon Benjamin, will present a comic cornucopia of stand-up, sketch, video, and other tasty nuggets of funny. Bostonians should be honored to get the show, which has been running weekly for the past year and a half at Union Hall in Brooklyn's Park Slope neighborhood.
"Michael and I tour together a lot, but this is the first time we've done 'Tearing the Veil of Maya' outside New York," says Mirman. "The show is just a variety of things, but, mostly, it's a fun, informal comedy show where the meat of it is dictated by the performers. Of course, there's a chance that if uptight people from the art world show up, they'll leave horrified." The title comes from "a joke about Schoepenhauer's theory of art — that we all live in a world of illusion, of sorts, which only art can uncover. The title is somewhere between kind of funny and slightly pretentious. Veil of Maya is also the name of a metal band. But they don't tear through the veil of illusion like we do with our stand-up comedy."
This is one of two shows that Mirman hosts weekly in New York. The other, "Invite Them Up" (hosted with Bobby Tisdale and produced by Holly Schlesinger), has had Boston comedians pissing all over themselves as they scramble to be, well, invited up to perform. But after six years, "Invite Them Up" is closing for keeps on February 27, partly because the venue, the East Village's Rififi, is closing, partly because Mirman et al. are hungry for a change.
That itch for a switch will bring Mirman next month to — of all venues — South by Southwest, where he, Showalter, and fellow by-product of the Boston suburbs Mike Birbiglia will perform as an unofficial part of the revered music festival. Demographics be damned once again. "I've performed there for the last five or six years, the day before the musical festival starts, at Emo's in Austin, which is really fun. This year, there will be a comedy venue. Is it difficult to perform comedy near a band? Yes. But is it worth trying seven minutes on stage to get a free trip to South by Southwest? Yes."
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Venezuela: Inflation, basic goods shortages, and a whole lotta' political instability
posted at 8:41 pm on June 10, 2013 by Erika Johnsen
Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro is only two months into his leadership of the socialist country following the death of longtime strongman Hugo Chavez earlier this year, but things are already going decidedly poorly for him. Opposition leader Henry Capriles has yet to back down on his challenge to the legitimacy of Maduro's ostensible victory in the special election, and that highly public conflict combined with other roiling political instability and major economic problems are having quite the negative impact on his popularity. Maduro has tried time and time again to inexorably link up his own image with that of the country's erstwhile leader in an attempt to buoy up Venezuelans' confidence and/or affection for him, but the strategy hasn't been nearly enough to stop what appears to be a growing tide of disenchantment and dissatisfaction:
Venezuelan opposition leader Henrique Capriles says President Nicolas Maduro's government will "cave in" under the pressure of growing economic troubles, in-fighting and a belief by many Venezuelans that it stole the April election. …
"I think this government, in the current conditions of illegitimacy added to a deep economic crisis it's showing no intention of addressing, is going to cave in," Capriles, the governor of Miranda state, told Reuters. …
Some opinion polls show Capriles a few points ahead of Maduro should a presidential election be repeated – an unlikely prospect, however, given the election board's multiple pronouncements that the results stand, including after an audit.
"This is the only government that took over and did not go up in the polls," Capriles said. "There was no honeymoon. Look at all the countries in the Americas and the world, a government goes up some 10-15 points after taking over. Look at the opinion polls now, Maduro has an average of 40 percent."
Of course, the various well-entrenched installations of the Venezuelan government are having none of that; their Electoral Council just finished up an "audit" of the special election that confirmed the only results that Maduro's regime could ever possibly allow:
Venezuela's Electoral Council has completed an audit of results from April's bitterly contested presidential election, and as expected it confirmed Nicolas Maduro's 1.5 percentage-point victory. …
Backers of opposition candidate Henrique Capriles claim rampant irregularities included the intimidation of voters and manipulating the outcome through votes cast in the names of dead people still on voting rolls. …
Capriles has called the audit a farce.
He has challenged the April 13 election results at the Supreme Court, which like the National Electoral Council is dominated by the political heirs of President Hugo Chavez, who died of cancer in March after anointing Maduro as his successor.
And that's just the one facet of the political side of the instability-spectrum; when I said "major economic problems," I was not messing around. The Financial Times reports:
Hyperinflation is looming in Venezuela, with prices suffering their highest monthly rise on record in May, while the economy slides into recession and the popularity of Nicolas Maduro, the new president, wanes.
Prices rose 6.1 per cent in May, compared with 1.6 per cent in the same period last year, bringing accumulated inflation for the first five months of 2013 to 19.4 per cent, almost as high as the annual figure for 2012 of 20.1 per cent. …
At the same time, the economy is losing steam, with 0.7 per cent growth registered in the first quarter of 2013, compared with 5.9 per cent growth in the same period last year. Analysts at London-based consultancy Capital Economics suspect that the Venezuelan economy may already be in recession, and forecast that gross domestic product will contract by 1 per cent this year.
The highly import-dependent Venezuelans are dealing with everyday shortages of basic commodities like toilet paper, flour, sugar, milk, butter, and cooking oil, while the country's economic growth rate stalls out and dollars are getting harder and harder to come by. If he has any intention of keeping the political situation under control and stopping Venezuelans' material suffering, he better start making moves.
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#1 Wed 31 Jan 07 8:04pm
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some new ideas for broccoli and cauliflower?
hey guys!
was just wondering if any of u have any exciting new ideas to try with cauliflower and broccoli? besides making risotto and griddling them i lack inspiration.. no cheese bake ideas please and curries only if they really innovative... lol the one my mum makes tends to be insipid!
many thanks
#2 Wed 31 Jan 07 8:26pm
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Re: some new ideas for broccoli and cauliflower?
The thing I have been doing with cauliflower lately is to cut it up in florettes, and cook until just done in chicken stock, a spoonful of garlic and a batleaf... drain and whiz it up in a food processor with a tiny bit of butter and some milk... since we don't eat carbs at night it kind of resembles mashed potatoes and it's a veggie. I have bought the orange cauliflower and donr the same too. I would like a few other ideas though, my kids have told me that once a week it a little too much, lol! maybe a soup?
#3 Thu 01 Feb 07 2:19am
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Re: some new ideas for broccoli and cauliflower?
African Spiced Broccoli and Cauliflower Salad
Ingredients :
3/4 cup broccoli flowerets small
3/4 cup cauliflower flowerets small
1/2 cup carrot diagonally sliced 1/4 inch slices
1/8 tsp salt
1/4 tsp ground ginger
1/4 tsp ground cumin
1/8 tsp ground coriander
1/8 tsp ground nutmeg
1/8 tsp crushed red pepper
3 tbl fat-free sour cream
2 tsp cider vinegar
1/2 tsp honey
2 tbl sliced green onions
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1. Steam first 3 ingredients, covered, 2 minutes. Rinse broccoli mixture under cold water; drain well.
2. Combine salt and next 5 ingredients (salt through crushed red pepper) in a small skillet; cook over medium heat 2 minutes or until lightly browned, stirring constantly.
3. Combine spice mixture, sour cream, vinegar, and honey in a bowl; stir well. Add broccoli mixture; toss well to coat. Stir in green onions just before serving.
Yield: 2 servings (serving size: 1 cup).
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Re: some new ideas for broccoli and cauliflower?
Maybe pasta with broccoli? Orecchiette?
Cook the pasta, orecchiette take 15 minutes. After 10 minutes throw in the broccoli stalks, sliced, after 13 the broccoli heads, small.
The boiling water needs lots of salt!
In the meantime heat some olive oil in a big frying pan with garlic cloves and maybe a chilli, drain the orecchiette and broccoli and toss in the oil.
very tasty! Some people add anchovies, other crushed black pepper.
Some even pecorino cheese (but not with the anchovies)
little Patty
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Re: some new ideas for broccoli and cauliflower?
George Calombaris
¼ cauliflower
2 tablespoons olive oil
2 tablespoons chopped chives
sea salt and freshly ground black pepper
Cut cauliflower into small florets, cook in boiling water until tender.
Drain well.
Process cauliflower in a food processor to a fine crumb, alternatively, chop finely.
Heat olive oil in a frying pan over medium heat, add cauliflower and sauté until golden and crisp. Stir through chives, season to taste and serve.
Cauliflower Pakora's
Cauliflower 1 medium head
Gram flour 1 cup
Red chilli powder 1/2 tsp.
Cumin seeds 1/2 tsp.
Garam masala powder 1/2 tsp.
Chopped coriander leaves 2 tbsp.
Salt to taste
Vegetable oil as required
1. Mix gram flour, red chilli powder, cumin seeds, garam masala, chopped coriander leaves and salt.
2. Add little water and beat the mixture to form a thin and smooth batter.
3. Break the cauliflower into flowerets. Cut the bigger ones into smaller pieces and then wash thoroughly.
4. Heat oil in a kadhai / deep frying pan.
5. Dip the cauliflower pieces into the batter and deep fry on medium heat until golden brown.
You could serve them with a spiced yoghurt dipping sauce or whatever you fancy.
#6 Fri 09 Feb 07 12:41pm
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Re: some new ideas for broccoli and cauliflower?
hey guys many thanks for the ideas! will defo try it out
#7 Fri 09 Feb 07 1:02pm
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Re: some new ideas for broccoli and cauliflower?
Cauliflower and Sweet Potato Balti
Serves 4
ready in 35 minutes
1 tbspn sunflower or olive oil
2 onions, very thinly sliced
4cm piece fresh ginger, finely grated
1 tsp light muscovado sugar
1 tsp cumin seeds
400g can chopped fresh tomatoes
half tsp ground turmeric
half tsp ground coriander
1 tsp chilli powder (can be adjusted to taste)
2 sweet potatoes, cubed
1 cauliflower cut into small florets
410g can chickpeas, drained and rinsed
juice of 1 lemon
chopped coriander, to garnish
1. Heat the oil in your largest pan and cook the onions, ginger and sugar for 5 minutes, until softened and gently browned. Add the cumin seeds, tomatoes, chilli powder, a pinch of salt and some pepper and 250ml water.
2. Bring to a simmer, then stir in the sweet potatoes. Cover and simmer for 5 minutes, then add the cauliflower. Cover and cook for a further 15 minutes. Add the chickpeas and cookl for 5 minutes, until the vegetables are tender.
3. Stir in the lemon juice and coriander just before serving.
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A small to medium sized community best characterized as a "nice place to live" and that has few or no non-white citizens. These communities attract "refugees of diversity" who dislike the changes to their communities of origin that result from an influx of minority immigrants.
She moved to St. George, Utah from California because she wanted to be surrounded by people who had the same political beliefs and values as she did. St. George, a whiteopia of sorts, has grown in recent years by attracting people from Arizona, California, Texas, and other places where the white citizenry feels more and more alienated by the changing culture around them.
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Finding those old towns and counties. Just about every researcher deals with the problem of finding an old town that has long-since disappeared from the map. Or, you have a known location but it was not in the same county 100 or 200 years ago. AniMap Plus now has solutions to these problems.
AniMap will display over 2,300 maps to show the changing county boundaries for each of the 48 adjacent United States for every year since colonial times. Includes all years, not just the census years. Maps may be viewed separately, or the program can set them in motion so you can automatically view the boundary changes. Maps of the full U.S. are also included showing all the changes in state and territorial boundaries from 1776 to the present.
Each map includes a listing of the changes from the previous map making it simple to keep track of parent counties. There are four speed adjustments in the "run" mode as well as being able to advance by single frames.
Mark the spot. A unique "place marker" feature allows you to place up to 50 markers of varying designs and colors on a map, then change the year to observe the placement (the maps remain in the same position and scale on the screen). This is very convenient for marking the location of towns that were shifted from one county to another. You can save sets of markers for future reference and a new feature which will let you add labels to your markers.
SiteFinder databases included. SiteFinder contains listings for more than 1 million places in the United States plus more than 120,000 variant names. Each listing gives the name of the place, the county where it is (or was) located, and includes latitude-longitude coordinates for 97% of them. With a few mouse clicks, you can pluck items from SiteFinder and plot them on the maps in AniMap Plus ... complete with labels.
Included in the listings are: Cities & towns, townships, Railroad Stations, Trading Posts, Farms & Ranches, Plantations, Ruins,Country Schools, Mining Camps, Ghost Towns ...and more.The SiteFinder Cemetery database is also included which lists locations for more than 100,000 cemeteries throughout the U.S.
Much of the information in SiteFinder has been extracted from the US Geological Survey files and records of the US Post Office. Many of the locations are places that are no longer in existence or those that have had name changes. While it does not list every place that ever existed, we believe you will find it to be the best source available.
The SiteFinder browsing software will search for names (partial or complete), do wild card searches if you are unsure about the spelling or have unreadable letters in the name. You can also get a complete list of sites in any given county. A new feature in our browser lets you retrieve a list of locations within a specified number of miles (between 1 and 99) from your chosen location.
Plot towns on your maps. You can pluck items from the SiteFinder databases and plot them directly on the map with just a few clicks of your mouse. The location will appear on your map and remain in place when you switch the map to different years.
Lattitude/Longitude and mileage. A display on the AniMap screen shows you that latitude and longitude coordinates of the cursor. Another feature will let you measure the mileage between any two points on the map.
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There appears to be more interest in a second league than I thought there'd be, so I set another league up on Yahoo!, mirroring the same settings that the original GMB league has.
A very small League Fee ($5, or -- something small $10) on this one sounds appropriate, so that any poster (reputable or not) can play, and the risk of dormant managers becomes virtually non-existent. E2S can commish with me, since this is his thread.
PM me if interested.


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August 11, 1979
Stevenage, UK
Knebworth Festival
The Song Remains the Same, Celebration Day, (Out On the Tiles intro) Black Dog, Nobody's Fault But Mine, Over the Hills and Far Away, Misty Mountain Hop, Since I've Been Loving You, No Quarter, Hot Dog, Rain Song, White Summer ~ Black Mountainside, Kashmir, Trampled Underfoot, Sick Again, Achilles Last Stand, Jimmy Page solo, In The Evening, Stairway to Heaven, Rock and Roll, Whole Lotta Love, Communication Breakdown.
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Knebworth August 11 1979
This was the pinnacle for me as a Zeppelin fan. I was just that bit too young to have seen the guys at previous gigs, but Knebworth came in my 18th year. It was everything a festival should be:- no sleep the night before in the over-crowded campsite; up at some unholy hour to make the pilgrimage in the rain across to the showground; then waking up, in the warmth of the morning sunshine, to hear Nicky Horne starting his set. Am I confusing events, or did Chas & Dave open the live proceedings? I will never forget the food fight that started when a guy would not sit down during Todd Rundgren's set - I got through an entire large packet of Rich Tea biscuits, which made positively the best frisbees imaginable.
It would be trite to try and eulogize, but suffice it to say that this event has stayed with me ever since (and I saw over 100 gigs in all during those heady days).
I am one of the extremely lucky ones who will be at the O2. Oh my God!


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- Hotels are increasingly embracing technology, says industry expert
- Tech-savvy guests are more likely to share their hotel experience on social media
- Allowing guests to use their own technology, such as MP3 players, is a common approach
While technology has become inextricably fused into our daily lives in recent years, hotels have not always kept pace.
The paucity of hotel tech offerings, particularly when it comes to internet access, has become a common bugbear for guests -- with many objecting to paying a hefty surcharge for a service they'd get for the price of a latte in a local coffee shop.
But that looks to be changing, as a new generation of hotels embraces technology in all aspects from check-in to check-out in a deliberate strategy to appeal to tech-savvy clientele.
"Technology is increasingly becoming a brand differentiator for hotels and chains which want to identify with a certain market," says Katherine Doggrell, editor of Hotel Analyst Distribution & Technology.
The type of guest drawn to technology and smart design is an attractive demographic to target, "not least because they're equipped to spread the word," says Doggrell.
"The great leveler for the hotel sector has been social media," she adds. "Small, boutique hotels can afford to compete at the same level as the big, global operators, and without having what can be a stifling corporate structure in place, they can develop identities which are attractive to consumers and set themselves apart."
Hotels such as New York's Andaz Wall Street and Andaz 5th Avenue, and The Upper House in Hong Kong, have done away with the traditional check-in altogether. Instead, at the Andaz hotels, guests are greeted by a host bearing an iPad, which they can use to check in over a glass of wine in the lobby. If they're in a rush, the host -- who acts as a personal concierge on call via text message throughout the stay -- can accept payment and produce a room key via the iPad en route to the room.
"Being able to cater to your guests' needs during their stay through their own technology will become the norm, and is a great way to make sure they use the bar," says Doggrell.
At the Upper House, the high-tech experience begins at the airport, with internet connectivity in the hybrid vehicle that ferries guests to the hotel. The hotel's "paperless" approach allows it to not only "streamline guest arrival and departure experiences," but has environmental benefits as well, says Dean Winer, Swire Hotels' Hong Kong area general manager.
Room keys
Hotels such as the Las Vegas Aria at CityCenter provide RFID (radio frequency identification) keys that unlock the room door when flashed over a sensor. Once inside, the system recognizes if it is a guest's first time in the room, and "greets" them by lighting the room, parting the curtains to showcase the cityscape or mountain views, and turning on the television to display a list of controls for guests to personalize. The hotel makes a boast of its internet connectivity, promising download speeds up to eight times faster than other hotels -- all included in the room rate, of course.
In-room entertainment
"Increasingly, technology is less about what hotels provide and more about accommodating what consumers bring with them," says Doggrell. "They want to be able to connect their iPads to the existing TV, for example, and watch content they've bought with them, rather than use the pay-per-view."
The JW Marriott Seoul's offerings are an example, offering what it calls the remote Jack Pack in guest rooms. This single-source interface allows guests to control audio and video and play files from their MP3 players or laptops through the room's 40 inch flatscreen TV.
London's Ecclestone Square Hotel -- as well as featuring in-wall docking and charging points for guest's devices -- provides visitors with an in-room iPod2 to play with, and a library of 3D Blu-rays (and accompanying 3D eyewear) to watch on the room's 46-inch television. If that isn't a big enough screen, the hotel's bar and library areas are equipped with 103-inch 3D screens.
The wired approach does not have to be limited to the hotel grounds. The Peninsula Hotel in Tokyo was the first in the city to offer walking tours of the surrounding neighborhoods and the hotel's own art collection through a guided iPod commentary.
Guests can request complimentary use of an iPod to embark on a tour taking in the Imperial Gardens, a major shopping area and other sites along the way, or opt for a tour of the hotel's 1000-odd works of art.
Doggrell says that many larger hotel groups, such as Starwood Hotels and Resorts, are increasingly investing in apps for the mobile market, which allow users to find nearby hotels and check their room rates. Doing so allows them to "not only to capture more bookings, particularly in the growing last-minute market -- but also to remain in contact with their customers," she says.


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Can Cancer of the Esophagus Be Found Early?
Looking for a disease in someone without symptoms is called screening. The goal of screening is to find a disease like cancer in an early, more curable stage, in order to help people live longer, healthier lives.
In the United States, screening the general public for esophageal cancer is not recommended by any professional organization at this time. This is because no screening test has been shown to lower the risk of dying from esophageal cancer in people who are at average risk.
However, people who have a high risk of esophageal cancer, such as those with Barrett's esophagus, are often followed closely to look for early cancers and pre-cancers.
Testing people at high risk
Many experts recommend that people with a high risk of esophageal cancer, such as those with Barrett's esophagus, have upper endoscopy regularly. For this test, the doctor looks at the inside of the esophagus through a flexible lighted tube called an endoscope (see " How is cancer of the esophagus diagnosed?"). The doctor may remove small samples of tissue (biopsies) from the area of Barrett's so that they can be checked for dysplasia (pre-cancer cells) or cancer cells.
Doctors aren't certain how often the test should be repeated, but most recommend testing more often if areas of dysplasia are found. This testing is repeated even more often if there is high-grade dysplasia (the cells appear very abnormal).
If the area of Barrett's is large and/or there is high-grade dysplasia, treatment of the abnormal area might be advised because of the high risk that an adenocarcinoma is either already present (but was not found) or will develop within a few years. Treatment options for high-grade dysplasia might include surgery to remove part of the esophagus with the abnormal area, endoscopic mucosal resection (EMR), photodynamic therapy (PDT), and radiofrequency ablation (RFA). These last 3 options are discussed in the " Endoscopic treatments for cancer of the esophagus" section of this document. The outlook for these patients is relatively good after treatment.
Careful monitoring and treatment (if needed) may help prevent some esophageal cancers from developing. It may also detect some cancers early, when they are more likely to be treated successfully.
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Pawlowski for governor?
ALLENTOWN, Pa. - Pawlowski for governor? It's possible.
Allentown's mayor is seeking re-election but he's also expected to make a decision on a possible run for governor in the next few days.
While Ed Pawlowski is seeking re-election to a 3rd term as Allentown's mayor, a non-profit Corporation in the name of 'Pawlowski for Governor' has been created.
Right now the race for Governor is crowded, but there's no individual that's dominating the playing field and according to a Political science professor from the Lehigh Valley that could help the mayor in what's being considered a challenging race.
For the past year and a half it appears Mayor Ed Pawlowski of Allentown has been considering throwing his hat into the ring for the Democratic Nomination for Governor in 2014.
But this year, Pawlowski is seeking re-election to a 3rd term as Allentown's mayor.
While his campaign manager says the Mayor is expected to make a decision in the next few days about whether to run for governor, a non-profit organization called Pawlowski for Governor has been incorporated in Harrisburg.
"Anytime a mayor is seeking a higher office they'll always be questions about his commitment to his current job," said Political Science expert Chris Borick. "Is he focused on his role of Mayor? It'll be an act he'll have to do some balancing in."
Borick is a political science professor at Muhlenberg College in Allentown.
He says while the field is crowded right now there are no front runners in the Democratic primary for Governor, but that won't make Pawlowski's possible run any less challenging.
"He's clearly a well known entity in the Lehigh Valley and in Allentown but his name recognition beyond the Lehigh Valley is poor," said Borick.
And Borick says, while it's imperative to build a statewide network within democratic circles across the state, Pawlowski's possible campaign would most likely tout his efforts in downtown Allentown's Arena project.
The current arena project is the staple of efforts of Pawlowski administration.
If Pawlowski begins a 3rd term next January, he immediately would be running against other Democratic candidates for governor leading up to the primary election in May.
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Some teams had/have the loses we have, but I doubt
any team had the loses we had in a specific position, for
the consecutive number of years we have.
No one remembers who came in second.
rest of the league is feeling it too ... you saw Cushing go down, RGIII concussed and many, many, many more
still we seem to have no luck, but if there is a silver lining ... only Thomas and Rodgers are lost for the season (of players expected to contribute) ... if we can get thru a few weeks with no new injuries, we might be in pretty good shape
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Glass Glow for containers is made from 100% Palm and produces a beautiful crystal-like appearance.
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text: This sounds legit doesn't it? :laugh2: Love the misspellings as well. Hello, > > My Name is Eric Simons,and I own an Art Gallery, This time of the year is exceedingly a busy time for me,and I find myself constantly travelling out of the Country for exhibitions,auctions,deliveries et all as such I sort the services of a Personal Assistant to handle my business errands. > I do not require that you resume to an office,leave your current employment or levacuate your convenience. > > I am looking for someone that can handle my business errands during his or her spare time. > > > Here are a list of responsibilities that I would require you bear on my behalf: > > 1. Receive my mail and drop them off at the post office or shipping center.All expenses and shipping charges will be covered by me. > 2. Pay bills on my behalf.I would be providing funds for this. > 3. Sit for delivery at home or pick up items at a post office near you at your convenience. > When you get my mail or receive packages on my behalf you are free to open them to check contents in order to gurantee your safety and security. > > The contents of the my mail and the packages are specifically art materials and paintings as well as personal letters. No heavy packages are > > involved. > > If you decide to accept this position or you are able to offer me any of the responsibilities I have listed above, Please provide me with the following details > > > Full Name: > Full Address: > City: > State: > Zip Code: > Phone No: > Age: > Work Status: > > > EMPLOYMENT REQUIREMENTS: > > A. Being honest and trustworthy. > B. Ability to 15 to 20 hours a month > C Ability to check your EMAIL 3 to 5 times daily. > > REMUNERATION: > > $500 Weekly. > > Please note that this job DOES NOT require any financial obligation of any sort from you as I would be catering for all expenses. > > I look forward to hearing from you. > > Regards, > Eric Simons


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Charges filed in deadly pedestrian crash
ATLANTIC BEACH - A truck driver is facing misdemeanor death by motor vehicle charges in connection with a deadly crash involving a pedestrian back in November.
On Monday, the Atlantic Beach Police Department filed charges against Michael Bowden of Clinton. Police say Bowden hit Sue Cross of Raleigh as she attempted to cross NC 58 at the intersection of West Drive. Cross was in a marked pedestrian crosswalk when the tractor trailer hit her, according to a news release.
A woman has died after she was struck by a tractor trailer in Carteret County.
Sue Johnson Cross, of Raleigh, was hit by the tractor trailer as it was turning right onto West Drive from Fort Macon road in Atlantic Beach.
It happened at 11:55 a.m. on November, 9.
Cross was transported to Carteret General Hospital and later airlifted to New Hanover Regional Medical Center where she died as a result of her injuries.
The collision is under investigation.
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Size18 m²
Floor No.1
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- Kitchen
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- Lockable room
Accommodation summary
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Alexanderplatz Square can be reached in 10 minutes and the Treptow Park, one of the largest parks of Berlin is also easy to be reached. With a walk, you can also visit the East Side Gallery on the Spree. Cultural and culinary scene offers the area around Simon-Dach-Strasse, which can be reached on foot in 2-3 minutes, diverse opportunities.
House rulesNo smoking and no pets
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Reviews of this property
Lovely shared apartment with a friendly & helpful host. Our private room was comfortable, clean, warm & relaxing. Shared kitchen & bathroom both very clean & well-equipped. The location was close to central Berlin & all transport connections.
We had a lovely visit.
Sonja is very kind and helpfull. Very good woman
I think that the area is perfect to visit Berlin. The house is near the U bahn and the Sbahn and there are a lot of restaurant
The room was clean and big
All was perfect
We had a really wonderful experience at Sonja's place.
We stayed there for four nights, the house is cozy and warm, with a big room and a really comfortable bed. The bathroom was clean and the kitchen had every single thing that we needed.
Sonja is delightful. She gave us lots of information about the city, place to visit, cheaper shop around and she was always really nice and friendly.
You have your own keys and you are near u-bahn station, the location is really amazing. I would totally repeat this experience and you should choose this as your room for your Berlin experience!!
My experience at Sonja's place was great! The apartment was very cute and comfortable and Sonja was a lovely host!
There is a kitchen that Sonja shares with her guests so even if we used to eat outside all times we could have breakfast at the apartment.
The area is also nice. I'm a sporty tipe so I liked to walk all the way downtown and it's a pleasant walk, a few miles away. If you would rather save your energies for visiting the city you could definitely reach the main sites with public transport: there is tram right downstairs and a metro station few meters ahead.
Staying at Sonja´s during our short weekend trip to London was great! It was exactly what we needed: friendly and easy going host, great location, clean room, hot shower! I would like to especially emphasize the location which made our Berlin experience that much better since we were able to access 90% of Berlin "top to see things" super easily! The room is at it is shown in the photos, clean and quite - window facing the inner court yard. Some skill necessary to climb the bed - would not recommend it to "senior" people! We would definitely come again and we will recommend it our friends!
pretty little room in very central location in Berlin. very nice landlady.
huebsches kleines zimmer in sehr zentraler lage mitten in Berlin. sehr nette vermieterin.
Very friendly welcome and pleasant stay at Sonja. Quiet and clean room in a central location.
Sehr freundliche Aufnahme und angenehmer Aufenthalt bei Sonja. Ruhiges und sauberes Zimmer in zentraler Lage.
It was just super nice.
It was all very clean.
The apartment was very close to u bahn and s.
Supermarkets and food options there was plenty on the doorstep.
Location and apartment highly recommended.
Now the hostess a very dear and nice person with which one can entertain super and she pays great for visitor satisfaction.
Definitely be back.
Es war einfach super schön dort.
Es war alles sehr sauber.
Die Wohnung war sehr nah an u und s bahn.
Supermärkte und Essens Möglichkeiten gab es reichlich direkt vor der Tür.
Lage und Wohnung sehr empfehlenswert.
Jetzt zur Gastgeberin eine sehr liebe und nette Person mit der man sich super unterhalten kann und sie achtet sehr für die Zufriedenheit der Besucher.
Auf jeden Fall wieder.
Sonja is a very friendly hostess; all agreements wg. Keys or the like were. Perfect. The sharing of bath and kitchen works perfectly.
Sonja ist eine sehr freundliche Gastgeberin; alle Absprachen wg. Schlüsselübergabe oder dergl. waren perfekt. Die gemeinsame Nutzung von Bad und Küche funktioniert tadellos.
The location is good, right in Friedrichshain. With all the great eateries and shops. With U-bahn you are quickly in the center or on foot, it is 45 minutes. You have come along nice places.
The sleeping area is small, you have to be agile, because a steep stairway leads up to the bed. In the room is a TV, computer, 2 chairs. No table or similar, but bureau.Een cozy stool missing. For TV viewing a loss. You can eat in the kitchen with Sonja / drink. You have your own place in the fridge to put your stuff.
The hostess is very nice. The shower is luxurious, narrow, and there is a bathtub. There is free parking in a courtyard.
You have no noise, the room is at the back of the house.
De locatie is goed, midden in Friedrichshain. Met alle leuke eetgelegenheden en winkels. Met U-bahn ben je snel in het centrum of lopend, dan is het 45 min. Je komt wel langs leuke plekken.
De slaapruimte is klein, je moet lenig zijn, want via een steile trap kom je in het bed. In de kamer is een tv, computer, 2 stoelen. Geen tafel oid, wel bureau.Een gezellig zitbankje ontbreekt. Voor het tv kijken een gemis. Je kunt bij Sonja in de keuken eten/drinken. Je hebt een eigen plek in de koelkast om je spullen neer te zetten.
De gastvrouw is heel aardig. De douche is luxe, smal, en er is een ligbad. Er is een gratis parkeerplek op een binnenplaats.
Je hebt geen geluidsoverlast, de kamer is aan de achterkant van het huis.
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Three people injured in motorcycle crashes
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. - Three people were taken to the hospital after a couple motorcycle crashes in Colorado Springs.
The crashes happened shortly before midnight Saturday on Union Blvd. near Acacia Dr.
Police say a 21-year-old man riding a motorcycle with an 18-year-old female passenger was speeding down Union Blvd. with a group of other motorcycle riders. The man lost control and crashed into the center median. Both the man and the woman were thrown from the motorcycle.
Another motorcycle rider crashed after hitting debris from the first crash.
All three people involved in the crashes were taken to the hospital. Their conditions have not been released.
The 21-year-old man is expected to be charged with reckless driving and two counts of Vehicular Assault.
Police say speed was clearly a factor in the crash.


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- National Instructional Materials Accessibility Standard Center (NIMAS Center), http://aim.cast.org/collaborate/NIMASCtr.
- The American Printing House for the Blind (APH), http://www.aph.org.
- The World Wide Web Consortium (W3C), http://www.w3.org/standards/.
- The Center for Implementing Technology in Education (CITEd), http://www.cited.org.
- The Family Center on Technology and Disability (FCTD), http://www.fctd.info.
Technical Assistance and Training
- National Center on Accessible Instructional Materials (AIM Center), http://aim.cast.org.
U.S. Department of Justice
- Advance Notice of Proposed Rulemaking, Nondiscrimination on the Basis of Disability: Accessibility of Web Information and Services of State and Local Government Entities and Public Accommodations, 75 Fed. Reg. 43,460 (July 26, 2010), available at http://www.regulations.gov/#!documentDetail;D=DOJ-CRT-2010-0005-0001.
- ADA Best Practices Tool Kit for State and Local Governments, Chapter 5: Website Accessibility Under Title II of the ADA, http://www.ada.gov/pcatoolkit/chap5toolkit.htm.
Architectural and Transportation Barriers Compliance Board (U.S. Access Board)
- Advance Notice of Proposed Rulemaking, Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Accessibility Guidelines for Buildings and Facilities; Telecommunications Act Accessibility Guidelines; Electronic and Information Technology Accessibility Standards (regarding Section 508 of the Rehabilitation Act), 75 Fed. Reg. 13,457 (March 22, 2010), available at http://www.access-board.gov/sec508/refresh/notice.htm. (Note: Section 508 of the Rehabilitation Act applies only to the Federal government.)
U.S. General Services Administration
- Section 508.gov website, www.Section508.gov.
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Jean P. Morrow
Jean P. Morrow
Crosslake summer resident
Jean P. Morrow, 89, a summer resident of Crosslake for more than 25 years, died Monday, March 18, 2013, in Rochester, Minn.
Mrs. Morrow was born Dec. 6, 1923 in Palatine, Ill. She graduated from the University of Illinois in 1950 with a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree. That same year she married George W. Morrow in Chicago. In 1953 they moved to Rochester to allow her husband to complete a residency program in internal medicine. They remained in Rochester when Dr. Morrow joined the Mayo Clinic Staff in 1957.
She was best known professionally for her work in fiber arts. Her special interest was the development of a technique for utilizing fabrics and stichery to create works of art. She received national and international recognition for pieces of art based on this technique.
Survivors include her husband, Dr. George W. Morrow, a son Dr. George P. (Denyse) Morrow of Rochester, three daughters, Jill (Michael) Sisco of Bloomington, Minn., Janet Morrow of Minneapolis, Minn., and Sandra (Stephen) Spencer of Chesterfield, Va., and five grandchildren.
A memorial service will be held at 10:30 a.m. Saturday, March 23, 2013 in the Charter House Chapel, 211 Second St. N.W., Rochester, MN.
Arrangements with Mahn Family Funeral Home, Rochester Chapel.


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I heard that on Fox Sunday football....that Kurt thought about retiring after that trauma.
With 7 kids to raise, I am surprised, in a way, that Brenda did not demand that Kurt retire....his wife is one tough as nails cookie.
I ran the Susan Koman race with Brenda, & she is gorgeous in person, with incredibly perfect skin......not a goof ball like she looks on TV.....[/quote]
That's good to know because she looks like a clown on TV!!