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"YOU'VE just come back from Adelaide's funeral, haven't you?" said Sir Lulworth to his
nephew; "I suppose it was very like most other funerals?"
"I'll tell you all about it at lunch," said Egbert.
"You'll do nothing of the sort. It wouldn't be respectful either to your great-aunt's
memory or to the lunch. We begin with Spanish olives, then a borshch, then more olives
and a bird of some kind, and a rather enticing Rhenish wine, not at all expensive as wines
go in this country, but still quite laudable in its way. Now there's absolutely nothing in
that menu that harmonises in the least with the subject of your great- aunt Adelaide or her
funeral. She was a charming woman, and quite as intelligent as she had any need to be,
but somehow she always reminded me of an English cook's idea of a Madras curry."
"She used to say you were frivolous," said Egbert. Something in his tone suggested that
he rather endorsed the verdict.
"I believe I once considerably scandalised her by declaring that clear soup was a more
important factor in life than a clear conscience. She had very little sense of proportion.
By the way, she made you her principal heir, didn't she?"
"Yes," said Egbert, "and executor as well. It's in that connection that I particularly want
to speak to you."
"Business is not my strong point at any time," said Sir Lulworth, "and certainly not when
we're on the immediate threshold of lunch."
"It isn't exactly business," explained Egbert, as he followed his uncle into the dining-
"It's something rather serious. Very serious."
"Then we can't possibly speak about it now," said Sir Lulworth; "no one could talk
seriously during a borshch. A beautifully constructed borshch, such as you are going to
experience presently, ought not only to banish conversation but almost to annihilate
thought. Later on, when we arrive at the second stage of olives, I shall be quite ready to
discuss that new book on Borrow, or, if you prefer it, the present situation in the Grand
Duchy of Luxemburg. But I absolutely decline to talk anything approaching business till
we have finished with the bird."
For the greater part of the meal Egbert sat in an abstracted silence, the silence of a man
whose mind is focussed on one topic. When the coffee stage had been reached he
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Is this normal?
I had some plumbing work done last week, and while cleaning the basement, I noticed the plumber forgot to reattach the grounding wire to my water main. It's just a couple of screws, so I thought I'd take the two minutes and reattach it.
As I was slipping the copper wire through the bracket hole, I saw a few small sparks. It wasn't a big "zap". I was wearing leather gloves at the time, so I didn't feel anything.
Am I just seeing a small difference in charge between my house's wiring and the ground? Or... is something miswired somewhere in my house? It's an old house with some two prong outlets and some with the polarity reversed.
Something is wrong.
The grounding electrode conductor that hooks to your water main is somehow becoming energized (or your pipes are energized). If you hook it to your pipes that condition, you energize them, and that is not good.
You need to get an electrician to your home in short order to get this figured out. It might be something easy, it might not. Either way it is probably a big danger.
It could be a loose neutral on your home service drop. It could be a loose nsutral on your neighbours service.
Hmmm.. how would one troubleshoot this?
Perhaps I should cut all the breakers, disconnect the ground, and then turn them on one at a time and measure with a volt meter between the groundwire and the water main to see which circuit is causing the short?
A loose neutral..... is that something that should be repaired by my utility?
This could be in the service panel, in the meter, or on poco (power company) side.
To help me help you...what type of service do you have aerial or buried?
Are your lights brighter than normal?
Do motors spin "faster"
Id strongly recommend getting an electrician, and if he doesn't find anything, then call the poco.
But please, unplug expensive things...even a $4000 surge suppressor won't help them.
The plumber did not do this, it probably was already loose.
Even if the main breaker is off there is still dangerous electricity, and you can get electrocuted from neutrals if you come in between it and its path.
rgsgww, I have "aerial" service.
I just bought the place and have been doing some rehabbing/remodelling (nothing electrical) and I haven't officially moved in yet. I can't really tell you if lights are brighter or anything is running faster since I'm not living there.
I'll call the poco and have them check their stuff out... that's free. If they're cool, I'll call a professional to check the house out.
If you call someone out, ask for someone with a LOT of experience. It sounds like you know enough to narrow it down yourself by turning on one thing at a time. If you can't narrow it down to a single circuit, it will be system wide, either on the POCO's side or on your side.
The wire that holds the 2 hots in an aerial service setup is the neutral...over time the wire gets loose, so right now it seems like its the pocos side.
I think I know now why the plumber did not connect the GEC back up.
Hes lucky the plumber didn't die from electric shock if he got in between the ground and the pipe...
[UPDATE]: I had the POCO come out last week and trim some trees and check connections. They said everything looked fine. Yesterday I got my first chance to go downstairs and do some troubleshooting.
I disconnected the ground cable from the water main and touched the end on the clamp. Still a small spark. Hmmm... shut off all the breakers in the house so, only the main was on. Still a small spark. Grrr... turned off the main breaker... STILL a small spark!!!
I'm no electrician, but this seems to be on the POCO side, right? I'm going to measure it this weekend so I can give the customer service rep exact info when dispatching a tech. It's a small spark.. it can't be more than a few volts. I tried to explain it to the CSR the last time and she really had no idea what I was talking about... I mean, you work for the electric company.. shouldn't you at least be familiar with how electricity works? I wound up just telling her my lights were flickering and to have someone check the pole. Sheesh.
If you still spark, disconnect all phones, or computers or dsls from the phones, and remove the phone ground, do you still get a spark?
If these both have no effect, it still sounds like a poco problem.
You have metal water mains in your town then the problem could anyone of your neighbours with an open neutral. Their power is returning through their ground into the town water pipes and back to the transformer through your gound wire and neutral. If that is the cse then good luck finding it.
rgsgww, at the moment I don't have cable.. or an active phone line. I'll double check, but the phone lines that are there I don't believe are grounded in any way... at least not inside the house.
I was just wondering about that too, joed. How do I know what end the charge is coming from?
If this is indeed something out on the pole... I'm not paying for this leak in electricity, am I?
Do you have a ground rod?
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First and foremost, the LG Thrive is being positioned as the very first Android powered smartphone for AT&T's GoPhone prepaid service. Fittingly, it seems to compete very well with Boost Mobile's recent Samsung Galaxy Prevail because it's priced at $179.99 no-contract – making it one truly affordable smartphone. Naturally, the specs aren't all that ground breaking, but it suffices to say the least to offer a reasonable experience. Some of its features include a 3.2" touchscreen, 600MHz processor, 3.2-megapixel auto-focus camera, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, microSD card slot, and powered by Android 2.2 Froyo.
Conversely, AT&T is making the same handset available as a postpaid option, but it's being given the name of the LG Phoenix. Aside from the different colored paint job, the two handsets are identical in almost every way. However, the LG Phoenix carries a price tag of $50 with a 2-year agreement.
Surely they are the last of the major wireless carriers to announce a variant of the LG Optimus One, but as always, it's better late than never. Lastly, both devices will begin to go on sale through AT&T stores and online starting on April 17th.
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The path to Paradise has been long and difficult, writes Andrew Drever.
WHEN Stereo MCs released Deep Down and Dirty in 2001, their first album in nine long years, it was with a sense of unease. It was not the celebration that the band's return from the dead should have been.
"Re-entering orbit," proclaimed frontman Rob Birch on the tense title track, and it was an aggressive, wired album that reintroduced them to a public who had heard or seen little since 1992's Connected.
Birch recalls that the mood of himself and Stereo MCs partner Nick Hallam - the band also comprises drummer Owen Rossiter and vocalist Cath Coffey - at the release of Deep Down and Dirty was extremely defensive.
"I think unconsciously we had to come out with our fists up," says the singer from his home in Brixton, London, "because the press in England can really turn on you. Everybody was saying that if it's not as successful as Connected, then we're a failure, and if you're a failure in England, people turn their back on you. So we really felt like we had to come out with our fists up and be ready for the bullshit.
"We had to come out in a warrior stance, because we felt that was the only way we could deal with the music business at that point, and at the end of the day we were correct to do that.
"It was really a bit like we'd been boxed up, dead, ready to be buried, and we were punching the lid off the coffin."
Birch says the extraordinary nine-year gap between Connected and Deep Down and Dirty was necessary for him and Hallam to pick up the pieces of their dysfunctional personal lives.
"We both had our own life problems going on," he sighs.
"The music business can suck the shit out of you, really. And because of over-exposure, over-touring and over-working, we realised that we hadn't really attended to our personal lives.
"And when you get home and realise that everything's gone down the pan, you also realise it's pretty important to have a life other than just promoting a record."
Their return this year, however, sees the band freshly revitalised. Gone is their previous label, Universal Records, and also previous management.
In their place is a new independent record label, Graffiti Recordings, from which the band will release all future Stereo MCs music, a new management team and a new album, Paradise.
Paradise can perhaps be viewed as a more natural successor to the funkier Connected than the extreme and severe Deep Down and Dirty.
Indeed, Birch says that the relaxed feel with which they made this record was a flashback to the late-'80s, when they were one of the originators of British hip-hop.
Paradise has a more laid-back, soulful and less jittery feel than its predecessor, although some may find its laconic grooves a little unsatisfying after the concentrated intensity of Deep Down and Dirty.
Standouts include the trip-hop crackle of First Love, where a sped-up Birch duets with himself, the brass-fuelled swing of Float On, the clipped beats and dreamy contemplation of Paradise and the voodoo edginess on Breathe Out.
"To a degree, we just want to reflect what we are," says Birch.
"We're a bunch of people who live in south-west London in a thriving, vibrant environment. It's full of life, full of ups and downs, and we just want to reflect that and try and put out some uplifting vibes and energy.
"I think that we've actually relaxed a bit and enjoyed making a record without trying to foresee what's going to happen to it.
"I think that's why it's so colourful and quite a versatile record. We've just tried to do something that we enjoy doing."
The frontman confirms that there will be more Stereo MCs records and, despite the band's largely uncredited pioneering role in British hip-hop (their 1987 album 33 45 78 was one of the earliest examples of the form), he is far more interested in looking to the future than the past.
"We're just glad to be here doing it after this amount of time," he says simply, "to still be making records. I feel quite proud of that.
"I feel like: wow, here I am, I've been doing this since the 1980s and we're still making relevant music, current music, contemporary music.
"I feel pretty good about it, you know. I don't really need anything else. I'm here to do a good job, and that's what I'm going to do."
Paradise is out now.
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Yashin helps Russian women's club on ice
Associated Press | Last updated April 07, 2013
Former Ottawa Senators star Alexei Yashin is back in Canada's capital city, this time as a hockey executive with Russia's women's hockey team. Yashin was recently named general manager of the club in an attempt to help his home country's chances of earning a medal at next year's Winter Olympics in Sochi, Russia. He is now overseeing the team at the women's world championships in Ottawa. Yashin doesn't sit in the stands and watch practice, he instead is out on the ice participating in drills and giving the women tips. ''I saw the biggest opportunity where I can really help,'' Yashin said. ''I saw a lot of things I could bring to the table. ''These girls, they needed some spark and some attention toward them. I was hoping I could bring certain things that other people can't with some of my experience and connections.'' Russia didn't win a game in last year's world championship in Burlington, Vt., but could finish no worse than sixth because they were seeded in the top group. The Russians were seeded in the second group in Ottawa and are 4-0 heading into Monday's semifinal against Canada. The stated goal is to win bronze in women's hockey in Sochi. ''When a proven NHL pro steps on the ice, just even watching him and his body language and how he moves can even help the players improve and also gives them confidence,'' Canadian captain Hayley Wickenheiser said. ''I know that in Russia, in a lot of cases, they think women should not be playing hockey, so for a player like that to step up and say, `Hey, I believe in this team and this program' that says a lot for those women and gives them a lot to go on.'' The Russian Ice Hockey Federation named Mikhail Chekanov as the women's new coach for this year. But Yashin's appointment is groundbreaking for women's hockey in a country that ignored it until Sochi won the bid to host the Olympics. ''His name brings a lot of attention to our team, especially in Russia,'' forward Iya Gavrilova says. ''We've got more sponsorship coming to the team, we get more attention from the media. People now recognize that they have a women's team in Russia.'' ''He goes on the ice and he practices with us. He shows his skills and shares a lot of experience. He sees a lot of little things and suggests a lot of things like how to make little plays on the power play and how to play in front of the net.'' Yashin, 39, played a dozen seasons in the NHL for the Senators and the New York Islanders. He also represented Russia at three Olympics. Chosen No. 2 overall in the 1992 NHL draft by Ottawa, Yashin helped the Senators win their first playoff series in 1998. He scored 94 points for Ottawa in the 1998-99 season and was an MVP finalist that year, but sat out the following season in a contract dispute. ''A lot of people remember me from when I was playing here, so it's very good,'' Yashin says. ''They're very receptive.'' ''It's part of my life. I was here for eight years. It's been a great experience.'' The Senators dealt him in 2001 to the Islanders, who signed him to what was then an astounding 10-year, $87.5 million contract. The Islanders never made it out of the first round during his five seasons there. After a knee injury abbreviated his 2006-07 season, the Islanders bought out his contract even though there were several years remaining on it. Yashin played five seasons in Russia and his last with CKSA Moscow in 2011-12.
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A look around the league and the Web that covers it. It's also important to note that the rotation order and starting nods aren't always listed in order of importance. That's for you, dear reader, to figure out.
[Also: After trade talks for Paul Pierce fell through, Celtics make another spring run]
C: Denver Post. Benjamin Hochman talks with coach George Karl about how his go-go Denver Nuggets — who play at the league's second-fastest pace, in keeping with the coach's long-held philosophy — are fueled not necessarily by his speedy point guard or sprinting wings, but rather by "the most committed big guys I've ever had to run the court."
PF: The Brooklyn Game. With his post-All-Star production down a bit — fewer points in more minutes per game on a lower field-goal percentage, fewer free-throw attempts and declining rebounding numbers — John Hood asks: Should the Brooklyn Nets be worried about Brook Lopez?
SF: Brew Hoop. Over the past three games, Brandon Jennings has become — gasp! — a pass-first point guard and assist machine! How the hell did that happen? Dan Sinclair breaks down the Milwaukee Bucks triggerman's "deluge of dimes."
SG: Bright Side of the Sun. Dave King snarls and sneers through this fun reminder that, while .500's great and all, the Los Angeles Lakers' resume isn't really all that much better than the Phoenix Suns'.
PG: Grantland. Rembert Browne on yesterday's 10-man leader interviewing Jimmy Kimmel's latest guest on a surreal, can't-believe-this-actually-happened talk show.
6th: The Dream Shake. Abel Prado makes what I can only imagine was a very difficult decision to lay bare his own issues in discussing Royce White, with whom Prado spoke as White continues to work with the Houston Rockets' D-League affiliate; I'm not sure we learn much more about White from this than we already knew, but it's an engaging read and a pretty brave piece of writing.
[Also: Brandon Jennings hints at hardball negotiations with Bucks]
7th: The Painted Area. Mark Haubner puts this season's top teams through Kevin Pelton's "Effective Age" metric to see how young or old, relatively speaking, the NBA title contenders are. For some reason, the relative age of the Miami Heat surprised me; I guess I forget how long LeBron James, Dwyane Wade and Chris Bosh have been playing.
8th: The Associated Press. While we weren't looking, but Charlotte Bobcats rookie Michael Kidd-Gilchrist's eyesore jumper has actually started to fall more regularly, which is a pretty huge development for the 19-year-old swingman, toiling (and we mean toiling) in relative obscurity for the league's worst team.
9th: Hardwood Paroxysm. Jared Dubin previews Friday night's matchup between the Golden State Warriors and Houston Rockets, a pairing that has resulted in some seriously explosive offense twice in recent memory, and figures to be super fun once again.
[Also: Nets' Deron Williams sets NBA record for 3-pointers in one half]
10th: Eye on Basketball. After the Denver Nuggets' big 107-92 home win over the Los Angeles Clippers on Thursday night, Nuggets point guard Ty Lawson told Matt Moore that he views himself as "a second-half kind of player," both in games when the contest's in the balance and on the season, when the playoff push comes around.
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Airbus staff proud after A350 flight
First Minister and Welsh Secretary welcome A350 flight
Good luck to the team @airbus on the first flight of the A350 this morning #A350FirstFlight
.@davidjonesmp: @airbus' Broughton site continues to display its strength in the manufacturing of the world's most impressive aircraft."
.@davidjonesmp "I'm delighted that the wings of @airbus #A350 are embossed with the 'Made in Wales' stamp! I wish it a successful flight."
Airbus staff celebrate A350 take off
More than 300 workers at the Airbus factory in Broughton celebrate the successful take off of the A350. Around 1000 workers helped build the wings of the aircraft.
First flight due for new Airbus airliner
Aircraft giant, Airbus, which employs thousands at its Flintshire plant, is today due to fly its new airliner for the first time.
There are 6 hundred orders for the A350 XWB.
Its wings are made at Broughton.
Stranded ship arrives at Holyhead for safety checks
A cargo ship that was stranded on a sandbank near the Port of Mostyn for 11 days has now arrived at Holyhead for extensive safety checks.
The Ciudad de Cadiz, which carries aeroplane wings from the Airbus plant in Flintshire to France, was refloated yesterday.
It was examined at Mostyn, and no damage found, before travelling round to Anglesey this morning.
There, it is having a more extensive underwater safety survey.
Refloated ship to be inspected
Liverpool Coastguard says three tugs were used to refloat the Ciudad de Cadiz at around 10am this morning.
The ship is now back at the quayside at the Port of Mostyn.
Surveyors from the Maritime and Coastguard Agency will go aboard at 1pm to examine it, to see if there's any damage, and if it's safe to go to sea.
It will then go to Holyhead, where a dive survey will then inspect for any external damage.
Grounded Airbus ship refloated
Liverpool Coastguard says the ship carrying Airbus wings that was stranded on a sandbank off the North Wales coast has now been refloated, and taken back to the Port of Mostyn.
The Ciudad de Cadiz was grounded ten days ago.
Hopes that ship can be refloated
Coastguards are planning to refloat a ship that is stranded on a sandbank just outside the Port of Mostyn.
The ship, The Ciudad de Cadiz, carries Airbus wings from North Wales to France.
Efforts to refloat the vessel had to be postponed due to lower than normal high tides.
Airbus ship grounded as it waits for refloating
Orders for Airbus aircraft
Aircraft giant, Airbus, which employs over 6,000 people at its Broughton plant in Flintshire, has won an order for twenty-five A350 XWB aircraft from the Los Angeles-based Air Lease Corporation.
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K.K. Downing, "I Couldn't Continue With The Way I Felt Inside"
Former Judas Priest guitarist and founding member K.K. Downing has given his reasons for leaving the band. You can watch the entire video interview below.
After more than forty years with Judas Priest, Downing surprised fans worldwide, by announcing that he had quit and would not be joining the band for their recent Epitaph World Tour.
Speaking with The Valley Radio Online, Downing said, "It was a set of circumstance that led me to not go out this year…it pretty much came down to an unsettlement, on my part, with working relationships… I wasn't happy with the way things were… I thought it's probably best I step down, and I did." Downing didn't go into detail on what was behind the fallout, saying, "…certain reasons I will never, ever disclose."
While many reasons have been given for his sudden departure, like Downing left so that he could concentrate on his golf, or that his aging body could no longer take the pressures of being in such a huge band, it seems that none of them are the case. From watching the interview, it is apparent that Downing would have liked to have stayed with Priest, but couldn't because of his poor relationships with other band members. "I wish things could have been different so that I could have continued on…It was a hard bullet to bite… I couldn't continue with the way I felt inside."
Despite his differences with his former bandmates, Downing still reflects on his career with great pride. "It's been a long, good career. I've been very fortunate to have been able to achieve all of my goals… We had a lot of great years."


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New Yorkers For Parks Launches New Website
New York City's only independent parks advocacy organization, New Yorkers for Parks (NY4P), unveils its new website, www.ny4p.org, documenting current and past conditions of New York City's 28,600 acres of parkland and natural areas.
"As the watchdog for the people of New York and their parks, this site provides everyone who logs on with a powerful, fun and interesting tool to research conditions in their parks, playgrounds, natural areas, and recreation centers," said Rowena Daly, NY4P Communications Director.
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A lot my evenings this semester have been spent at Centennial Scholars presentations. My fellow Centennial scholars and I – there are about thirteen of us in my year – have spent the past three years at Barnard taking classes together and working on independent project with mentors. We get a budget from Barnard that we can use for anything that contributes to our project, and our professor tends to bring us home-baked muffins and mini-bagels during class.
We all met in sophomore year, during a class called "Working With Ideas," where we read about DNA, the Rodney King race riots, Alice in Wonderland, and the history of New York City. It was a class like no other, with no real focus except exploring new ways to think and learn. We knew that eventually we would have to come up with projects and give presentations, but senior year seemed far away, so we tried not to think about it.
Weirdly, senior year is here – and even more weirdly, it's almost over. And the projects that have sprung from that uncertain, confused bunch of nineteen-year-olds continually astound me. One woman played the flute on the streets of Oxford and composed a photographic essay about the experience. One recorded a radio program about musicianship after going on tour with a band. One made a short film and started a non-profit after studying in the Dominican Republic when the earthquake hit Haiti. We've produced a lot of writing, too: a memoir about a summer farming in Bulgaria, a novel about post-WWII Okinawa, a children's book about Chinese daughters adopted into Jewish families, a collection of poetry about family and faith, and a hand-crafted zine-like book composed of photography and scraps of writing about place, displacement, and home.
The projects are impressive, and I'll admit to feeling somewhat irrationally proud of them after watching them grow from uncertain ideas into complete, presentable, success stories. But mostly, I am impressed and in awe of my fellow Centennial Scholars, students that epitomize the intellectual drive and creative passion I see in so many of my fellow Barnard women. They're also some of the kindest people I know; they offer articulate criticism, new ideas, and emotional support. I love spending my evenings with them, hearing the final presentation of projects I've grown to know, and celebrating with friends that I have come to love.


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Bruins crush Lightning, 8-1
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Twelve different Bruins had points and the B's chased Tampa Bay starter Mike Smith from the net in a 8-1 victory at TD Garden.
In a contest that featured standout play from many a Bruin, David Krejci and Tim Thomas stole the show. Krejci, who hadn't scored since Oct. 30, scored a pair of goals and added an assist en route to a plus-4 night.
The Bruins also got goals from Dennis Seidenberg, Milan Lucic, Shawn Thornton, Michael Ryder, Mark Recchi and Blake Wheeler.
Thomas improved to 13-2-1 on the season, having his shutout streak stopped at 107:22 by a Victor Hedman goal in the second period. Thomas had picked up his league-leading fifth shutout of the season a night before in Philadelphia.
Marc Savard made his return to the lineup, centering Tyler Seguin and Ryder and posting a plus-1 rating. He was treated to multiple standing ovations by a sellout crowd of 17,565 at the Garden.
With the victory, the Bruins improved to 14-8-2 on the season.
– Lucic has now surpassed his point total from last season. In 50 games last season, Lucic had 20 points. Through 24 games this season, Lucic has 22 thanks to the assist he picked up on Krejci's goal and his own second-period goal.
Not only is Lucic healthy, which is huge for him, but he's played at a higher level and seems set to demolish the 20 goals he was hoping for entering the season (he has 12 thus far).
– It's been beaten to death, yes, but as long as Thornton is outproducing Ilya Kovalchuk, it will receive attention. With his second-period tally, Thornton surpassed Kovalchuk with five goals to the Devils' forward's four.
– Thomas picked up his second assist of the season, getting the secondary helper on Thornton's tally. The double-threat goaltender's other point came on Seguin's first career goal in Prague on Oct. 10.
– Ryder has assists in three straight games. The first assist he picked up on Thursday came on a goal that should have never been scored, but he'll take it. Ryder was given the helper on Dennis Seidenberg's goal, a shot from center ice that was misplayed by Smith.
Ryder also sniped one past Dan Ellis from the top of the circle in the third period to make it a 6-1 game. He added his third point of the night on Recchi's power-play goal.
– The idea of Seguin playing on a line with Savard is very intriguing, but the rookie wasn't much of a factor on Thursday. Seguin registered one shot on goal and had two shots blocked on the night.
Getting pucks on net hasn't been a struggle for Seguin has worn on, so the lack of shots isn't exactly a sign of a slump. Seguin had three or more shots in his last four games entering Wednesday's game with the Flyers. He scored his fifth goal of the season in the 3-0 win in Philadelphia.
– Nathan Horton had a better game and had a golden opportunity on Ellis in the third period, but he has now gone nine contests without a goal. He was, of course, a plus-4 with one assist on the night, so it would be hard for the Bruins to complain.


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Why the NFL Should JUST SAY NO TO RUSH LIMBAUGH!
What's up Yard?! It's ya boy B-wood! I'm chilling in Grand Rapids, Michigan getting ready for our preseason game tonight against the Detroit Pistons where hopefully we can back on track after losing 2 of our first 3 preseason games!
Since we've been on our recent road trip, I've been able to take some time to surf the web. One of the stories that caught my eye was a story about controversial radio show host Rush Limbaugh being a potential buyer of the St. Louis Rams. I find it interesting that he wants to own a piece of the Rams seeing as how the NFL is a 70% African American league and in the past he hasn't spoken too kindly about African Americans on his show. Not only has he been outspoken about African Americans in general on the show but also the ones in the NFL. He was quoted as saying that Donovan McNabb gets too much credit for his team's success because of the media's desire to have a black quarterback do well. He was also quoted as saying that "the NFL all too often looks like a game between the Bloods and the Crips without any weapons."
Limbaugh was once a commentator for ESPN's NFL pregame show but was pressured to resign because of his comments about race. If he wasn't fit to be a commentator, what makes him fit to be a team owner? Since Roger Goodell has taken over as NFL commissioner, he's been all about preserving the NFL's image and I believe that just saying no to Rush Limbaugh would be another step in the right direction.
I also think that in the end, it would be a good move for St. Louis because let's be honest, it's going to be hard to attract African American free agents with an openly racist owner. While some guys will still come there because "money does talk," I feel that at the end of the day this move will hurt the Rams' creditability across the league and definitely damage the reputation of the league itself. So here's hoping that Goodell JUST SAYS NO TO LIMBAUGH!
On a lighter note, thanks to the folks at EA who are sponsoring my blog. I've been playing NBA Live 10 and if you haven't done so already, you have to go get your copy! The game is hot and I love it! The game-play is even more improved than last year's game and its fantastic!
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Fleet Foxes' Robin Pecknold made a rare appearance on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon for Pearl Jam week and decided to cover 'Corduroy' and holy s— was it bad! This video is a perfect example of how not to honor a band.
It's been a minute since we've had a Rock Fail of this magnitude. It was mentioned multiple times that this was Pecknold's first television appearance in 2 years. I don't know why that's noteworthy — nor am I familiar with his work — but after seeing his performance I wouldn't be surprised if he vanished from the spotlight for a few more.
I've witnessed many performances of 'Corduroy' in person over the years. Some of them by Pearl Jam themselves, a few by local bands and have even covered it myself back in my band days. On none of those occasions have I witnessed such a poor interpretation of the song. Maybe it's just my PJ super fan status speaking here, but this was bad… I mean grade school talent show bad.
Much of my problem with Pecknold's cover is how neither guitarist seemed to fully nail down the main riff, which is a fairly easy one to learn for even beginner guitarists. It sort of sounds like the song we know… but only in a vaguely recognizable "Hey, I just learned to play guitar a couple months ago" way. The guitar tone is also way too clean and, for lack of a better term, sloppy sounding. Pecknold is using some weird chords and playing the song with a capo on the fifth fret, which makes the whole thing sound kind of off.
His singing was alright, but not great. Not that you have to sound exactly like Eddie to cover his songs, but Pecknold sounds more like Michael Stipe or a Diet Neil Young and that just doesn't work for me in this instance. Drumming wasn't awful, but was pretty meh. Overall, it just felt very phoned in. We definitely don't want to take what you, clearly, can't give, Mr. Pecknold.
I think any legitimate fan would've rather seen The Gaslight Anthem, Seether, Ben Harper or anybody else willing to put in the work to give PJ a proper tribute, as all of the aforementioned artists previously have and likely would have again. If you're just going to go out and "wing it" on national TV, maybe that's why you haven't been on one in a couple years. Fail.


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The year's concert calendar filled out nicely this morning with the announcement of not one, but three sure-to-be hot tickets coming DFW's way over the next few months.
The most anticipated, of course, is Beyonce's tour stop at American Airlines Center on July 6. Coming almost four years to the day after her last Dallas performance, this trip through town is part of the "Mrs. Carter Show World Tour," in support of 2011's studio effort 4. Tickets for the Super Bowl halftime darling's concert (which will set you back anywhere from $48.50 to $253.50) go on sale via Ticketmaster on Feb. 11.
Fall Out Boy ended its four-year hiatus (which saw its various members attempt solo careers to varying degrees of success) Monday with the announcement that the Illinois pop-punk band will release Save Rock and Roll, its first album in five years, on May 7, and will undertake a massive tour which brings them to Dallas' Palladium Ballroom June 6. Tickets for that show go on sale this weekend.
And last, but not least, multiple Grammy nominees fun. will return to North Texas for the third time in less than a year to headline Gexa Energy Pavilion Sept. 11. The pop-rock band will bring with them Canadian sister act Tegan and Sara as openers. Tickets, which range in price from $20 to $39.50, go on sale to the public Feb. 15 via Live Nation.


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Carey Price, in full gear, an hour before the team is scheduled to be on the ice. pic.twitter.com/dbxvvsI8q8
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Ruh-roh! The New York Rangers might want to put the Montreal Canadiens away in game six or they could end up facing Carey Price in game seven. Price was at practice, wearing full gear, and did face some shots. Price also did some side-to-side drills. Are you thinking what I am thinking?


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Feb 2, 2012 - By Steven R. PeckIf you're lucky in life, then you have a love story. We'd like to hear it.
Over the past few days you may have seen our advertisement asking "Do you remember when you met the person who made your heart skip a beat?"
We're collecting answers to that question and plan to publish them on Valentine's Day. Please consider participating.
Not every love story is a love-at-first-sight proposition. You might not have appreciated the man in your life the first time you saw him. Or the woman in your life might not have made much of an impression when you met. It might have taken some time for things to ripen on the vine. If that describes you, then you might have a good story. Tell it.
Other love stories definitely are the stuff of fireworks and ringing bells. The first time you laid eyes on her, you knew. The moment you met him, you wanted there to be many more moments. Consider such circumstances the stuff of good love stories.
Some love stories start out as one-sided situations that develop from there. Who is that guy who walks down the street at the same time every day? Who do I know who can introduce me to that girl I've been noticing? Is there a way to "accidentally" be in the same place at the same time? Why didn't I talk to him more yesterday? Next time I see her, I'll say something.
However you got together, we invite you to write it down. Shoot for no more than 250 words. If we get enough responses, we'll devote a page or two of The Ranger to them on Valentine's Day. For the non-romantic among you, that's Tuesday, Feb. 14.
Ranger reporter Emily Etheredge has taken on the duty of collecting your love stories. To do justice to the project, we need to have them in hand no later than noon Monday, Feb. 13. We'd like to have at least 20 stories to make it worthwhile. If we get 10 times that, so much the better.
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A suspected intoxicated driver who was spinning doughnuts in Novato was arrested Monday after a chase to Rohnert Park involving blown red lights and an alleged attack on police.
Richard Alan Goldsmith, 32, was booked into Marin County Jail on suspicion of recklessly evading police, resisting arrest, battery on police, drug intoxication, driving while intoxicated and speeding. His bail was set at $35,000.
The case began at about 7 a.m. when Novato police received a complaint about possibly intoxicated driver spinning his car in a parking lot near Nave Drive, said Sgt. Jay Demski. When police tried to stop the car, the suspect drove off.
The suspect led police on a lengthy pursuit, running stop signs and red lights along the way and driving around traffic, Demski said. The California Highway Patrol took over the chase when it went on northbound Highway 101, finally stopping the car near Golf Course Drive in Rohnert Park.
The driver was identified as Goldsmith and taken to Petaluma Valley Hospital for evaluation. As police prepared to take him from the hospital to the jail, he allegedly resisted them and battered one of the officers.
In addition to the alleged crimes, Goldsmith was also booked for an outstanding arrest warrant from Los Angeles. Police said he is a resident of Novato and Canoga Park, a neighborhood in Los Angeles.
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An indigenous cultural trip in eastern Taiwan
By David Hsu, Special to The China Post Thursday, May 29, 2008, 12:00 am TWN
Indigenous culture and customs have been major tourism resources in eastern Taiwan. There are seven indigenous tribes living in the area, with the Amis being the largest one.
The Amis people live mainly in the East Rift Valley and eastern coastal areas south of Liwu River. With a total population of 140,000, the Amis have kept their traditional culture largely intact to this day.
For most people, the well-known Amis harvest festival held during July and August every year has been a must-see for those visiting eastern Taiwan. During the harvest festival celebration, indigenes get together to sing, dance and drink wine to celebrate the year's good harvest and pray for another next year.
With the help of the East Coast National Scenic Area Administration, two Amis tribal communities have decided to unveil their mysterious culture and customs by welcoming visitors to their community.
Recently, I visited the two Amis tribal communities — Jhenbing (真柄) and Donghe (東河) — to explore their natural landscapes and culture. Both of the communities are in northern Taitung (台東) County, reachable by provincial highway no. 11.
The Donghe tribal community is located in Donghe Village, which is about a 40-minute drive from Taitung. Taking advantage of natural resources, indigenes living in the village have organized a package for visitors staying for two or three days.
The package includes rafting and fishing at Mawuku River, visiting a jade mine, and participating in beach activities. In addition, a river camp provides visitors with the chance to learn indigenous dancing, singing and other traditional skills, as well as enjoy indigenous foods, such as homemade millet wines.
In the Jhenbing community, I was guided through an indigenous museum exhibit of traditional farming and fishing tools. With visiting the community's youth gathering hall, I found the Jhenbing community is a highly moral indigenous community of Amis. The community's youth are thought to be extremely obedient and respectful toward their elders.


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The first Friday of June (June 3, 2016) is the day you can find yourself a free doughnut at participating doughnut-selling places, like Krispy Kreme. If you miss out on National Donut Day, though, you can still take a trip to the Krispy Kreme on Mills Avenue south of Minnesota Avenue in Winter Park where you can get a great view of the doughnuts being created on the assembly line.
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before i continue on the blog i do need to make a few small announcements as im seriously beginning to feel like a travelling bridget jones with all the news of romance and imminent patterings of small feet back home!! you guys are saving all the great news & excitement for when i am away!!!
firstly, and huge apologies that this wasnt included earlier to sinead and michael!!! congrats on your fab news - im so pleased for the both of you - charlesland will soon be basking in the glow of a Baby Slater - yay!!
to sue and tadhg - congrats on the fantastic news, im so pleased for you both and what a romantic day it sounded like - but please dont get married until i get home!
and finally to grainne and dave on the incredible news - that was one way to make me fall out of bed at 2am when i got your text!!! am so thrilled for you both and cant wait to catch up in lanzarote
right anyway here i am in dunedin and its LASHING rain outside so im settling in for a nice night infront of the fire watching the chinese pretend that everything is okay with them as they put on the show of their lives. im kind of torn, half of me wants to boycott it after everything thats happened with tibet etc etc but on the other hand if anyone will put on a once in a lifetime spectacle itll be the chinese so im curious to see how incredible it really is.
new zealand so far has been absoultely out of this world, and with the exception of the rain today ive been blessed with the weather given the fact thats its the middle of winter. infact i think the only criticism i have of the country so far is that the green man only stays on for literally about 3 seconds when youre crossing the road and then its flashing red already - whats that all about im wondering, do people sprint across the road here?!?!
in christchurch afew mornings ago i was picked up by (a very very cute guy from) the rental company who took me out to their place to collect my car. there was some confusion as to what model i had booked, they tried to give me an ancient mazda with no CD player and over 150k on the clock. i pointed out i had defo booked the next one up, a toyota vitz. their system said otherwise but luckily cos they werent busy i was able to get the one id really had booked. so it was back on the road again in a slightly smaller and slightly less cool car than my corolla but it still gets the job done.
first stop was lake tekapo and the lovely YHA there which is right on the lake. incredible views, incredible sunsets and the place was half empty so there was only me and one other korean girl in the room. i got some nice sunset pics and went for a bit of a wander before cooking my very first hostel dinner of mash, sausages (you cant get proper pork sausages here either actually, thats another criticism - they only have weird "beef flavour" processed things or super-massive pork ones - i opted for the latter.) next morning i went for a quick visit to the church of the good shephard which is right on the lake shore - i doubt anyone in that congregation would be listening to anything, theyd be too busy staring out the window!!
after that it was on to aoraki / mt cook (you should never write the english before the maori) stopping along the way to get some pics of where the Plains of Rohan (LOTR) were filmed as well as some pics of aoraki in the distance. i was so so blessed with the day as you can see from the pics - visibility as far away as you can see so as soon as i got to the (most scenic in the world) hostel i booked a snow flight where they bring you up over the glacier and then land up in the snow. you shouldve seen the TINY TINY plane but like the nazca lines, these things have to be done so up we went. such a great idea, the views were simply breathtaking and it was so much fun landing up in the snow. based on that great experience i booked in another night there and spent yesterday wandering the tracks round by the glacier lake. it was another smashing blue sky sunny day so i wandered up to the blue lakes, the viewpoint and then right down to the lake edge where you could take bits of glacier (very small bits) out and see they way there really is 7/8th's under the water and how its actually made up of loads of honeycombs of ice rather than a big sheet. i actually think that al gore mentioned the tasman glacier in his an inconvenient truth cos the big sign said that 30 years ago there wasnt even a glacial lake, just some sinkholes. and now theres a huge lake. global warming is a scary thing
and then this morning i realised just how lucky id been weather-wise as i woke up to pretty much zero visbility and SNOW!!! (not loads of snow, the kind of snow we'd have at home back in school and everyone would rush to the window to see was it sticking so we could go home and then it wouldnt so we'd have to stay in schoool.) kind of like that only it did stick. so off i went again through twizel (where most of the crew for LOTR were based for the filming) and on across here to dunedin. the weather turned quite nasty along the way - lashings of rain and howling winds- though what would you expect as you head closer and closer to the antarctic!!!
so thats about it from me. im typing against the clock here as i want to put up some photos aswell. thanks for all the mails from everyone - always great to hear from you all.
missing you all lots & lots & will actually be home in about 10 weeks (!!!!!) so cant wait to see lots of you again soon.


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James Harden's new Foot Locker commercial is quite funny
Oh James Harden, you slay us.
The first-time All-Star and Houston Rockets guard has quickly become a bit of a cult hero among NBA fans, and not at all because of his epic beard. No, that can't be it.
Anyway, Harden was previously in a funny commercial promoting shoes, though this was with now ex-Thunder teammate Russell Westbrook.
This time he is once again promoting shoes, only he does so with ex-Kim Kardashian teammate Kris Humphries.


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Editor's Choice: Top Five Legal News Stories of the Day
Murder conviction reversed because jurors slept and tweeted. The Arkansas Supreme Court overturned the death penalty conviction of Erickson Dimas-Martinez because of juror misconduct. The Court decided Dimas-Martinez didn't get a fair murder trial because one juror kept falling asleep and another juror kept posting Twitter messages during the proceedings.
Dimas-Martinez was convicted of murdering 17-year-old Derrick Jefferson in 2006. During his trial, a juror fell asleep for as long as five minutes during the technical discussion of some scientific evidence. On appeal, the Supreme Court said the sleeping juror should have been dismissed and replaced. The Court reasoned that the juror had no way of knowing whether he missed something important, and it was unacceptable for a juror to doze off even if he heard the vast majority of the evidence.
The Court also reversed Dimas-Martinez's conviction because a juror posted messages to his Twitter account during the trial and the jury deliberations, even after the trial judge questioned him about his misconduct. The Supreme Court said it was inappropriate for a juror to discuss the case in such a public fashion and the tweeting by the juror in this case showed his inability to follow the court's instructions.
The Court noted that cell phones not only gave jurors access to social media sites like Facebook and Twitter, they also allowed jurors to research aspects of the case on news sites. In light of these problems, the Court asked the Supreme Court committees on civil and criminal practice to consider banning juror cell phones during trials.
Read more about social media websites and juries.
Disappointed couple claims adoption scam. Looking to adopt a baby, a Texas couple was excited when the Family to Family adoption agency matched them with a woman named Angela, who was said to be expecting twin girls. Cindi Faulkner and Dana Howland shelled out $21,950 to pay the agency's fees and $5,000 to cover the birth mother's health care and living expenses.
The couple's excitement soon turned to concern though, when the birth mother missed her doctor appointments and changed her phone number. The couple began to doubt that Angela was really pregnant. According to the couple, the agency said they believed Angela was pregnant based on ultrasounds she showed them. But an agency employee couldn't collect pregnancy test results from Angela, and Angela soon disappeared.
Faulkner and Howland have now sued the adoption agency in a Texas federal court. They say the agency should have done more to verify Angela's pregnancy before taking their money. They want their $26,950 to be refunded. In addition, they're demanding the agency pay them three times that amount in punitive damages and also cover their attorney fees.
Whether you're looking to adopt or place a child for adoption, an adoption attorney can look out for your interests. Read more about adoptions and how to avoid adoption fraud.
Kia car owners win class action lawsuit for faulty brakes. The Pennsylvania Supreme Court approved a jury verdict that awarded Kia car owners $5.6 million for defective brake systems. There was sufficient evidence to show a poor brake design caused the brake pads and rotors to wear out prematurely in the 1997-2000 Sephia models. Each of the 9,400 car owners in the plaintiff class will receive $600. Kia will also pay their attorneys' fees.
The lawsuit was filed pursuant to the Magnuson-Moss Warranty Improvement Act, which is also known as the federal "Lemon Law." This law allows consumers to recover their legal fees as part of the judgment in winning a defective product lawsuit against a manufacturer.
Find out more about buying a new or used vehicle. Talk to a consumer law attorney about your vehicle purchase.
Indiana newspaper fights to shield online commenter's identity. Just how anonymous are the clever comments you post online under your fake user name? That's the question to be considered by the Indiana Court of Appeals when it hears arguments today on whether a newspaper must reveal the identity of an anonymous reader who posted a comment on the newspaper's web site.
Someone with the user name "DownWithTheColts" put a comment on the Indianapolis Star's website in response to the newspaper's report about missing funds in a Junior Achievement group's audit. A former Junior Achievement president later sought the identity of "DownWithTheColts" in a lawsuit for defamation. The superior court judge in the case ordered the newspaper to identify the commenter, and the newspaper appealed.
The newspaper argues that the Internet poster's identity is protected by Indiana's journalist shield law. Forty states have laws that give news reporters various degrees of protection against the disclosure of anonymous sources. Indiana's law is one of the broadest, and The Star argues it gives its digital news director complete protection against having to reveal the source of any information obtained in his work for the newspaper.
Read more about reporter shield laws and the recent move by newspapers to disallow anonymous comments.
- Kirsten Dunst gets restraining order against French fanatic.
A California judge awarded actress Kirsten Dunst, Spidey's girlfriend, a temporary restraining order to stop a 51-year-old French man from stalking her.
Court papers said the man traveled to Los Angeles at least five times to try to meet Dunst. He's bombarded her with love letters and he repeatedly waits for her outside her home. Last week he became so bold as to scare Dunst's mother when he went to her door to try to see the actress. Dunst said Prudhon made her fear for her own safety and that of her family and friends.
The judge ordered Prudhon to stay at least 100 yards away from Dunst and to stop trying to contact her. Later this month, the judge will decide whether the restraining order should be extended to three years.
Read more about how to get a restraining order.
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A student found murdered in the street after attending a birthday party was today described by friends as an "energetic, brilliant man, who loved life".
Patrick Lawless, 20, from Twickenham, died from head injuries after a fight near a pub in the High Street in Teddington, south west London, on Saturday. Police have arrested two men on suspicion of murder.
The "fitness obsessed" student had been celebrating a friend's birthday when the fight broke outside the Royal Oak pub just before 10pm.
It was believed he had been punched in the head during the mass brawl but had managed to stagger away, only to collapse from his wounds.
Fellow party-goers desperately attempted to resuscitate the St Mary's University College student before he was taken to Kingston Hospital shortly after midnight and died on Sunday morning.
Today friends described Mr Lawless, as a man with "huge amounts of energy" who was "funny and vibrant".
Nick Sandfort, 20, who lived in the same student accommodation as Mr Lawless, said: "He was energetic, brilliant and friendly. He was so well known - no one had a bad word to say against him.
"It was his nature to pull through - I cannot believe he didn't make it. He was obsessed with fitness. When the rest of us would be getting a takeaway, he would be quite strict with himself, eating his peas and drinking his water."
Mr Lawless, who had been a member of the mixed martial arts club at the university, had studied Geography with Management last year.
He changed course in September to begin a BA in Strength and Conditioning, which his friends say he was "passionate" about.
Mr Sandfort, who had been with Mr Lawless at the university library the day before he was killed, added: "He was a funny and vibrant person who had big impact on everyone who met him.
"Who would have thought that 24 hours after we met in the library he would be dead? He really loved life and was passionate about fitness."
Student Eddie McCarthy, 22, from Richmond, said: "When Patrick slumped on the floor, two of my friends tried to give him mouth-to-mouth to resuscitate him. It is just so, so sad. He was a unique person.
"We nicknamed him 'The Waffler' because he was always talking. He could argue against 50 people and persuade them all he was right."
Mr McCarthy, who had been at music festival GlobalGathering with Mr Lawless earlier this year, added: "He was fitness and sport obsessed. When the Olympics were on he would go off on one about some technical aspect of a game he was watching.
"He was always excited about things. He had a real lust for life. He was obsessed with being healthy. He really made a lasting impression on everyone he met."
Friends also took to Twitter to pay tribute to Mr Lawless, affectionately known as Pat and Paddy.
Emma Gleeson wrote: "One of my best mates. Never going to forget you Paddy. You made my life so much better. @PatFlawless11 xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx"
Fellow student, Danny Clark said: "Going to miss you @PatFlawless11 RIP mate! You're going to be missed by everyone. You're a legend and one of a kind, best wishes pal."
Mr Lawless, who has a 23-year-old sister, Caitriona, recently moved back to his parental home in Twickenham for his second year of university.
Neighbours said the close knit community had been "totally shaken" by his death.
His devastated father, John Lawless, 57, and said the family were too upset to comment.
Police have arrested a 20-year-old man and a 21-year-old man on suspicion of murder and two other men, also in their early 20s, on suspicion of assault.
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Japan yesterday condemned North Korea for removing 8000 fuel rods from a nuclear reactor in a step to build more nuclear bombs, saying it had "extremely strong concerns" over Pyongyang's aims.
"Having operated the reactor is a big problem in itself, as it is clear that the move is not for nuclear power generation but to get plutonium," Chief Cabinet Secretary Hiroyuki Hosoda said.
North Korea said on Wednesday that it had harvested a nuclear reactor for weapons ingredients as a "necessary measure to bolster its nuclear arsenal".
But intelligence and Pentagon officials say they have seen no evidence to confirm the assertion, and independent experts expressed scepticism that the action, even if confirmed, would significantly increase the weapons stockpile.
But Japan has particular concerns about North Korea, which fired a missile over the country and into the Pacific Ocean in 1998 and is embroiled in a separate row over its past kidnappings of Japanese nationals.
Japan "firmly urges them to abandon" nuclear development, Mr Hosoda said.
"As they have indicated last year and this year that they have finished arming themselves with nuclear weapons, we have extremely strong concerns."
Mr Hosoda called on Pyongyang to return to six-party talks involving China, Japan, Russia, South Korea and the United States to solve the nuclear stand-off. But he was cautious about bringing the issue to the United Nations Security Council for sanctions - a move suggested by the US and which North Korea said would be an act of war.
Work at the five-megawatt reactor at Yongbyon, north of the capital Pyongyang, was frozen under a 1994 deal with the US that collapsed in 2002 after US allegations that North Korea was still pursuing nuclear weapons.
Experts say that in the worst-case scenario, removing and reprocessing the fuel rods may give North Korea enough plutonium for a few nuclear weapons. But by leaving the rods inside the reactor for another year, the North could have obtained a much better yield.
"There is a lot of symbolism and taunting here," a senior Bush Administration official said.
North Korea expelled international inspectors in late 2002. Without them, it is impossible to independently verify the North's claims. Independent analysts and Bush Administration officials note that North Korean leaders could be bluffing in an attempt to wrest concessions from the US in the long-stalled six-party negotiations to persuade North Korea to abandon its nuclear program.
But the shutdown of the reactor about a month ago and Wednesday's statement appear to be part of a North Korean effort to convince the world that it is already a nuclear weapons state, capable of both producing weapons and supplying itself with weapons-grade plutonium. North Korea declared for the first time on February 10 that it possessed nuclear weapons.
On Wednesday in Tokyo, Thomas Schieffer, the US ambassador to Japan, said North Korea appeared to be moving towards a nuclear weapons test.
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Tragic End For Pregnant Woman
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Police say a woman who was seven months pregnant was hit and killed today as she was inside a poolside cabana in Fort Lauderdale.
Fort Lauderdale Fire Resuce say a woman lost control of the car she was driving, slammed through a fence and into the cabana area.
The pregnant woman was inside the bathroom in the cabana area when she was hit and killed.
The driver was seriously injured.
Police have not released the names of the vicitim or the driver, and say the accident is under investigation.
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a highly seasoned stew of meat and vegetables
Origin of ragoutFrench ragoût ; from ragoûter, to revive the appetite of ; from re-, re- + à (; from Classical Latin ad), to + goût (; from Classical Latin gustus), taste: see gusto
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to make into a ragout
- A well-seasoned meat or fish stew, usually with vegetables.
- A mixture of diverse elements.
Origin of ragoutFrench ragoût, from ragoûter, to revive the taste, from Old French ragouster : re-, re- + a-, to (from Latin ad-; see ad–) + gost, taste (from Latin gustus; see geus- in Indo-European roots).
(plural ragouts)
- a stew of meat and vegetables mixed together
- (by extension) any stew, soup, or sauce
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Shughart Middle School Teacher Receives Food Lion Outstanding Teacher Award
Mr. Kraig Brown, teacher at Shughart Middle School was Honored at the Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association (CIAA) Education Day. "Because of the commitment you have to your profession and the lasting impact you leave on the students you come in contact with, I am pleased to announce that you were selected as one of our Food Lion Outstanding Teacher Award recipients."
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…"When ye pray, believe that ye have and ye shall receive." He did not say believe and you will immediately have. He said, "Ye shall receive." He did not deny the natural law of evolution and growth. "Nature operates according to a law of logical sequence. –Ernest Holmes
I like the idea of "growing where you are planted." I have a certain set of circumstances and I have projects I am working on and relationships I am in. These are all perfect just the way they are and each one has a purpose, or something for me to learn. I take a baby step at a time, and gradually, sometimes unnoticeably I progress and I grow into new situations, new relationships and new creative projects. When I practice seeing the good in all of it, I grow into more wonderful happenings.