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Following on from the recent launch of the Dell 1250c LED printer, which set a new target for the minimum size of laser-class printers, Dell has followed up with the 1355cnw, a multi-function printer that adds scan, copy and fax to the feature set.
The 1355cnw uses the same Xerox-made print engine as its simpler sibling and the case is not much larger, giving this device a very small footprint on the desk. The LED engine uses a strip of high-intensity LEDs in place of the more complex laser light source to create a page image on its photoconductor drum. This is a simpler process and enables a more compact printer to be made.
Dell is definitely in the square-cut, no-nonsense mould with this machine. Even the 1355cnw's Automatic Document Feeder (ADF) is square, with an inset in its top surface to take up to 15-page documents for scanning. The scanner lid has rising hinges, so you can scan from books as well as paper, and the control panel protrudes from just in front of the flatbed.
The logically laid out control panel is completely horizontal, which is OK since the printer sits low to the desk. There's a mono, bitmapped LCD panel that can show several lines of text or graphics, as necessary. To its left are mode buttons and four quick-dials for fax, while to its right is a cross of five navigation keys, then a number pad and finally scan and copy job controls.
Paper ejects just below the balcony of the control panel and feeds from a 150-sheet tray, formed by folding down the front panel. As with the 1250c, a cover for the paper stack slides out from inside the machine, when the tray is open, and it has a 10-sheet multi-purpose feed built into its top cover.
Just to the left of the paper tray is a front-panel USB socket, which can print graphics directly from a USB drive and save scanned images to one. The control panel enables four lines of a drive's file tree to be viewed at once. At the back are sockets for 10/100 Ethernet, as well as USB and this version of the printer also supports wireless connection (the 1355cn doesn't and costs less).
Wireless setup is straightforward and can be achieved through both router push-button and passcode entry methods. Dell supports Windows and OS X, but again there's no specific mention of Linux support. Various small applets are provided with the machine to handle scanning and fax, as well as print.
DELL 1355CNW PRINTER WITH NO PAGES PRINTED. NO TONER INCLUDED.$195.00 View Item
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This isn't the best execution of 'blocky' design. Hopefully Samsung or Canon will release an LED multifunction. I look forward to a review of the new Samsung CLX-3186FN though.
I was once tempted to get a free printer with my dell pc, but decided against it, because you could only source the ink for that particular model from them. Why do they bother?
Over the last few years the entry level, low-end laser printers made by most companies are being marketed like their inkjet cousins. These machines are what I call toner units. As the company makes very little profit on the unit itself and more then makes up for it on the toner.
Does the Dell 1355cnw offer printing for the front and back of a document? I cannot find this option.
Not happy with mine as it has a paper Jam and it cant be fixed by Del as they no longer make it and wont even repair it.
Will this affect my relation ship with Del, yes probably if they don't help me.
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From the beaches of Normandy to the sands of Iwo Jima, the Louisiana Memorial Pavilion exhibits tell the stories of dozens of amphibious landings—including the Normandy Invasion—and the thousands of men and women who made Allied victory in World War II possible.
The Malcolm Forbes Theater shows two exclusive films daily, each running approximately 45 minutes. Price for Peace shows at 9:30 am and 3:30 pm. D-Day Remembered shows at 2:30 pm. Both are also available for purchase in our Museum Store.
The Joe W. and D.D. Brown Special Exhibits Gallery features rotating exhibits that draw on the Museum's own collections, as well as relevant traveling exhibits from leading institutions around the world.

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May 01 2015
This one is for the house heads, old & new! Ministry of Sound have journeyed through the musical ages to bring you Anthems House, the definitive collection of the best in House music from the 80s until now.
Disc 1 takes it back to the old school, kicking off with the Godfather of House, Frankie Knuckles and his all-time classic Your Love and The House Music Anthem, in name and nature, Marshall Jefferson's Move Your Body (The House Music Anthem). The tunes don't stop there, with more definitive tracks from Steve 'Silk' Hurley, Crystal Waters, MK, Barbara Tucker and Kenny Dope.
Disc 2 takes us further on our musical odyssey, coming roaring into the 90s with Armand Van Helden's You Don't Know Me. Also featured are anthemic tracks from Roger Sanchez, Bob Sinclar, Cassius, Rui Da Silva and party starters from Paul Johnson and Modjo.
Finally, Disc 3 proves that a track doesn't need to be old to be an anthem, with modern classics from Disclosure, Duke Dumont, MK, Shiba San and Ben Pearce.
If you gotta have house music all night long, then you gotta have Anthems House from Ministry of Sound. Stay tuned for the full track list and release details.


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Until Thanksgiving, the county is accepting donations of whatever an adopter can afford…providing the person can prove the animal will be well-cared-for in a permanent home.
Dave Dickinson is the shelter's interim director. He isn't worried that someone getting a pet won't be able to care for it even if that person can't afford all of the normal adoption fee.
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Hello! I had a facial laceration on the forehead that required stitches... it was fairly small and not too deep... 3 days after getting the stitches removed (10 days after the incident) i went back to training. I do contact sports, so i put vaseline in it and wore face protection. It was good and i felt no pain and didnt hit the area, but today i noticed it has gotten much more of a red color compared to yesterday, and it actually has a little wider look. Is this normal?
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(USA – 2009 – directed by Andrew Bujalski)
Jeannie and Lauren (real-life sisters Tilly and Maggie Hatcher) are temperamentally non-identical twins who live in a modest apartment in a slacker-rich section of Austin, Texas. Jeannie's the co-owner of a vintage clothing store, and when her unhappy business partner sends her a threatening e-mail, Jeannie calls on her law student ex-boyfriend for help. From this modest plot grows the marvelously detailed Beeswax, an unpredictable, untraditional tale of families, friends and lovers, filled with performances so good – and so organic to their surroundings - that they cease to feel like performances, morphing instead into the memorably affecting center of the lived-in world the film creates. The third and best film from Andrew Bujalski (Funny Ha Ha), whom Mark Olsen of the L.A. Times calls "one of the finest, most deftly talented filmmakers currently working in America." (100 min.)
"An ingenious comic structure. Beeswax, at first glance a modest, ragged slice of contemporary life, turns out to be a remarkably subtle, even elegant movie." -A.O. Scott, The New York Times
Sept. 18 and 19, 2009 at 9:30 p.m.
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By Wisconsin Reporter
MADISON – Wisconsin's congressional delegation had plenty to say about the U.S. Supreme Court ruling on the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act.
Here are portions of their statements:
U.S. Rep. Tammy Baldwin, D-Madison: "Today's ruling by justices appointed by Presidents of both parties is an independent legal judgment. It is now time to come together and make this work.
"I disagree with those who want to rip up the decision of an independent court and start over.
I believe middle class families should have the peace of mind knowing they will have access to quality, affordable health care, regardless of any pre-existing condition."
U.S. Rep. Sean Duffy, R-Weston: "Today's decision is a win for Big Government and a loss for Wisconsin families and job creators. This law is an aggressive and unwarranted intrusion of government into our lives. Obamacare fails to fulfill any of its original promises, heaping massive debt on America, imposing stiff penalties on small businesses which will kill jobs, and actually causing health care costs to rise.
U.S. Rep. Ron Kind, D-La Crosse: "We have a system of checks and balances in our government for good reason and the Supreme Court has agreed that the Affordable Care Act is constitutional.
"The law isn't perfect but it takes significant steps to get costs under control and provides important patient protections. We must find a way to continue working together to build on the important reforms made in the Affordable Care Act and continue implementing the law."
U.S. Rep. Gwen Moore, D-Milwaukee
"Today's decision is a victory for all Americans. We can now be assured that Americans continue to receive the health care they urgently need and most definitely deserve.
"While my Republican colleagues will continue their crusade to dismantle this groundbreaking legislation, it is my sincere hope that we will continue to build upon this ruling so that we can continue to put in place measures that will decrease costs, ensure service and increase access to health care. But it will take the efforts of both Republicans and Democrats.
U.S. Rep. Tom Petri, R-Fond du Lac: Just because it may be considered constitutional does not mean it is the right thing to do.
"The law is a significant overreach on the part of Congress and takes a fundamentally wrong approach to achieving the goal of making affordable coverage available to all Americans. I am pleased, however, that the American people will have an opportunity to make their voice heard on this subject later this year."
U.S. Rep. Reid Ribble, R-Sherwood:"Although the Supreme Court upheld the law's constitutionality, it doesn't mean that Congress should give up trying to improve our nation's healthcare system.
"The Supreme Court's decision was unfortunate, but it does not represent the end of this effort. We do not have a government of the court, by the court and for the court…we have a government of the people, by the people and for the people."
U.S. Rep. Paul Ryan, R-Janesville: "It is bad news for individuals, whose personal health care decisions are threatened by greater government control. It is bad news for workers, whose paychecks and jobs are threatened by the hundreds of billions of dollars of new tax hikes and crippling uncertainty from the massive law. It is bad news for seniors, whose health security is threatened by the bureaucratic restrictions to access from the law's changes to Medicare. It is bad news for future generations, whose prospects for greater opportunity are stifled by the trillions of dollars of new debt that will result from this law.
U.S. Rep. Jim Sensenbrenner, R-Menomonee Falls: "I join the millions of Americans today who are disappointed with this decision. The individual mandate is a massive infringement on our freedom, and it's bad policy. Today, the President and Congressional Democrats own a huge tax increase on the American public. If this bill would have been described as a tax three years ago, it would have gone down in flames in Congress.
"The health care law's taxes and mandates are making it harder to create jobs. Its budgeting gimmicks will bankrupt our country."
U.S. Sen. Herb Kohl, D-Wis. "I believe the Supreme Court made the right decision today. There is much more work to be done in controlling health care costs, but the Affordable Care Act brings us closer to providing health care to all Americans at a cost we can afford. Under the bill, nearly 60,000 Wisconsin seniors on Medicare have already saved almost $38 million in prescription drug costs, more than 43,000 of our state's young adults have gained health insurance coverage, more than 400,000 women now have access to preventive cancer screenings and no one can be denied coverage for a preexisting condition. As we know, health care costs are a drag on our economy and the Affordable Care Act tackles some of the most rapidly growing health care expenses."
U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson, R-Wis.: "Today's Obamacare decision establishes that there is no area of Americans' private lives that is off limits to federal intrusion and control. Freedom took a real body blow. It is now up to Congress – and hopefully a new President – to repeal this unpopular monstrosity and replace it with free market reforms that will actually improve the quality and restrain the cost of health care in America."


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(Monday, May 21, 1832) — The first Democratic National Convention convened today in the Athenaeum in Baltimore, Maryland, to choose a running mate for incumbent President Andrew Jackson.
The delegates nominated former Secretary of State Martin Van Buren for vice president and endorsed Jackson's reelection.
The first ever U.S. national political convention was held by the Anti-Masonic Party in Baltimore in September 1831.


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While both omega 3 and omega 6 are what are is referred to as essential fatty acids, omega 3 has many more health benefits than omega 6.
Dr. Weil explains that omega 6 fatty acids are present in nearly every part of the American diet, while omega 3 is nearly nonexistent.
Although omega 6 is a necessary part of every person's diet, the simple fact is that you probably don't consume the necessary amount of omega 3.
Omega 3 comes mainly from flax seeds and fish, according to Dr. Frank Sacks of the Harvard School of Public Health.
By contrast, there are many more omega 6 food sources, but most Americans still fail to get enough.
Eating foods like whole grain cereals, cashews and avocados will help you to increase your omega 6 intake greatly.
How much omega 3 should you eat?
Because it is very likely that you already get more than enough omega 3 through fast foods, corn oil and other low quality oils, you probably don't need to take an omega 3 supplement. Medical professionals at WebMD state that healthy adults only need about a single gram of omega 3 daily in order to maintain health.
While omega 3 supplements are available, you should first carefully examine your diet to see if they are really necessary. Consuming too much omega 3 can cause you to become more prone to swelling, and possibly cause you to bleed more even from minor cuts.
High omega 3 consumption also leads to excessive weight gain as the foods richest in omega 3 also come with a high amount of calories.
How much omega 6 should you consume?
Omega 6, which is found in diary, chicken, nuts, seeds and vegetables, is needed in much higher amounts than omega 3. In fact, the National Center for Biotechnology Information recommends those with cancer and asthma to eat anywhere between a 4:1 to a 5:1 ratio of omega 6 and omega 3 each day.
You can get all the omega 6 that you need with supplements, but it is still suggested that you try to eat omega 6 rich foods instead. The best way to get omega 6 is via flax seed oil or any other oil that is rich in this essential fatty acid.
Not only will you be able to get the daily recommended dose, but you will be consuming some of the richest oils filled with antioxidants.
Are there any other essential fatty acids you should add to your diet?
When doctors say that everyone needs at least a little fat in their diets, they are usually referring to unsaturated oils and essential fatty oils. Hydrogenated oils filled with saturated fats cause arteries to become clogged and internal organs to work overtime.
The only other essential fatty acid that you will need in your diet is omega 9. One of the best sources for omega 9 is olive oil, but you will need to consume extra virgin olive oil in order to get the most benefits.
Countries that consume the most olive oil have been shown to have some of the highest life expectancy rates.
What happens if you don't get enough omega 3 or omega 6?
The heart and cardiovascular system needs both omega 6 and omega 3 to work properly. Although too much of any fat can cause major health complications, consuming too little can cause the rest of your body to slowly deteriorate.
Omega 3 deficiency is not terribly common in the United States. The symptoms of an omega 3 deficiency can include skin issues, exhaustion and mental imbalance, according to the University of Maryland Medical Center.
If you do not include enough omega 6 in your diet, your heart will not be healthy. Since the heart pumps blood throughout the human body, virtually anything related to circulation and blood can be affected.
Failing to take in enough omega 3 and omega 6 can cause long term health issues. While your body will not completely shut down due to omega 6 and omega 3 deficiencies, it will become increasingly difficult for you to function at all.
Anorexics, bulimics and anyone that is starving to death will usually become deficient in omega 6 and omega 3 since not enough food is being eaten. Some people that eat extremely low fat diets can also become deficient in these fatty acids if they are not taking supplements daily.


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In the same way that Google Now peaks into your personal correspondence to remind you about your airline and hotel reservations, it peruses the same applications to see what exciting events you have planned, and when they will be taking place. For example, if Google sees a thread in your Gmail about a day at the beach, it will send you a card to remind you about it.
If this feels like Google reaching into your underwear drawer, you do have the ability to stop the snooping. But if you are a forgetful sort who forgets every event you have planned, Google Now will gladly remind you for as long as you let it.
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Poetry Foundation Celebrates National Poetry Month
CHICAGO – The Poetry Foundation is pleased to announce an exciting array of literary events and programs in celebration of National Poetry Month, April 2010.
For its April issue, Poetry has dispensed with the usual prose section in order to make room for extensive Q&A's with the poets. Designed to enable readers to have a deeper experience with the poems in the issue, and also to give some insight into the questions that editors ask when considering submissions, the Q&A's are probing, surprising, sometimes testy, and often funny. Poets featured in the issue include Rae Armantrout, Todd Boss, H.L. Hix, Cathy Park Hong, Devin Johnston, Adam Kirsch, Randall Mann, Spencer Reece Donald Revell, and Robyn Schiff. The Q&A's are also available online at www.poetryfoundation.org/poetrymagazine.
Poetry Everywhere
Thirty-two new films debut as part of Poetry Everywhere, a poetry film series produced in association with WGBH Boston and David Grubin Productions. Featuring poets such as Seamus Heaney, Toi Derricotte, Kevin Young, and Marilyn Chin reading their work, the films air intermittently on public television. They are also available online at www.pbs.org/poetry and www.poetryfoundation.org/poetryeverywhere. The just-released 2010 season of Poetry Everywhere introduces an accompanying iPhone application, available for free in the iTunes App Store, that offers selected videos from the project.
Multimedia Chicago and DC Poetry Tours
Featuring poems thematically related to each city and its unique neighborhoods and cultural landmarks, and showcasing the voices of a range of poets past and present—including Elizabeth Alexander, Thomas Sayers Ellis, and Robert Lowell in DC, and Gwendolyn Brooks, Carl Sandburg, and Stuart Dybek in Chicago—the Chicago and DC Poetry Tours include archival and contemporary recordings of poets and scholars as well as music, art, and photography. The Washington Post described the DC Poetry Tour as "a poetry-themed Acoustiguide, where the streets are your museum and where each picture is accompanied by a poem," and noted the project's focus on an "all too often hidden cultural history." Both tours can be experienced virtually at or downloaded for mp3 players at www.poetryfoundation.org/poetrytours, free of charge.
The Poetry Foundation will host several poetry readings in Chicago throughout National Poetry Month. Presented in association with the Art Institute of Chicago, Derek Walcott reads on April 1 in Fullerton Hall. On April 13, Indigo Moor, Roger Bonair-Agard, and Kelly Norman Ellis will read at the Jazz Showcase. Cornelius Eady will read at the Cindy Pritzker Auditorium of the Harold Washington Library Center on April 24. All readings are free and open to the public, with seating on a first-come, first-served basis.
Poetry Out Loud: National Recitation Contest
At the end of the month, 53 high school students will walk onstage to face their peers, armed only with poems they have memorized and made their own. One will walk away with the title of Poetry Out Loud National Champion and a $20,000 award. Poetry Out Loud is a partnership initiative of the Poetry Foundation and the National Endowment for the Arts that encourages the study of great poetry by offering educational materials and a dynamic recitation competition to high schools across the country. The National Finals take place on April 26–27 in Washington, DC. More information is available at www.poetryoutloud.org.
Harriet Monroe Poetry Institute
The Poetry Foundation recently released the first project of the Harriet Monroe Poetry Institute (HMPI), "Poetry and New Media: A Users' Guide." Intended for use by poets and others in the poetry community as a tool to help them rethink their relationship to copyright and fair use and thus to develop permissions practices that allow the greatest possible access to poems while still protecting the rights of creators, the report also includes recommendations intended to help the poetry community use new media for poetry education. The full report is available for free download at www.poetryfoundation.org/institute.
Poetry Learning Lab
Teachers and students are invited to explore the Poetry Learning Lab, the Poetry Foundation's recently launched media-rich online poetry experience. Developed with a team of teachers, librarians, and poets to provide an immersive educational experience with poetry, the Lab provides readers of all levels with the opportunity to practice close reading and listening skills and to think broadly and analytically about poetry and poetics. Resources available as part of the project include annotations, reading guides, audio and video recordings, discussion questions, writing ideas, teaching tips, and podcasts. Designed for anyone who wants to learn more about poetry, the Poetry Learning Lab is available at www.poetryfoundation.org/learninglab.
The Poetry Foundation's blog, Harriet, will host over 30 poets, including Brian Turner, Kwame Dawes, Rachel Zucker, and Wanda Coleman, for a month-long conversation about poetry, poetics, and the poetry blogosphere. www.poetryfoundation.org/harriet
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The Poetry Foundation, publisher of Poetry magazine and one of the largest literary organizations in the world, exists to discover and celebrate the best poetry and to place it before the largest possible audience. The Poetry Foundation seeks to be a leader in shaping a receptive climate for poetry by developing new audiences, creating new avenues for delivery, and encouraging new kinds of poetry through innovative literary prizes and programs. For more information, please visit www.poetryfoundation.org. Follow the Poetry Foundation and Poetry on Facebook at www.facebook.com/poetryfoundation or on Twitter at http://twitter.com/PoetryFound.
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Liverpool 2-2 Young Boys
- From the section Football
Liverpool's hopes of making the Europa League last 32 will be decided in the final round of games after they let in a late equaliser against Young Boys.
With Udinese failing to win at group-leaders Anzhi Makhachkala, Liverpool knew a win would send them through.
Jonjo Shelvey nodded home to open the scoring before Raul Bobadilla levelled with a superb strike across Pepe Reina.
Joe Cole looked to have won it with a low finish, but Elsad Zverotic struck in the 88th minute to silence Anfield.
If Liverpool beat Udinese away on 6 December they are through to the knockout stage, but defeat would see them eliminated.
A draw would leave them sweating on the result of Anzhi's trip to Young Boys on the same day.
The Reds will kick themselves for conceding at the death and boss Brendan Rodgers is now likely to take a stronger squad to Italy than he might have planned.
Rodgers again experimented with a much-changed side for the visit of Young Boys, and for so long it seemed to have paid off.
In the absence of a recognised striker - top scorer Luis Suarez was left on the bench - Shelvey, Cole and Suso were all handed greater responsibility and they responded with enterprising displays.
It was actually Young Boys who settled quickest and almost scored from kick-off as Gonzalo Zarate put a bicycle kick over the bar.
Soon afterwards, a superb breakaway saw Raul Bobadilla feed Raphael Nuzzolo, who's low drive was held by Pepe Reina.
But Liverpool were beginning to probe, Cole and Jordan Henderson going close, and the momentum shifted when Young Boys centre-back Dusan Vaskovac went off with a hamstring problem.
The Serbian was replaced by Juhani Ojala and that seemed to disrupt his side's flow, allowing the hosts to gain control of the match.
Henderson was denied by Marco Wolfli after being sent clean through by Shelvey's clever flick, and Shelvey then opened the scoring with a simple header following neat link-up play between Cole and Suso.
By this point captain Steven Gerrard had replaced the injured Andre Wisdom and Liverpool were playing the pass-and-move football that Rodgers demands from his teams.
Suso's drive was deflected wide, Nuzzolo cleared a Martin Skrtel effort off the line and Suso shot off target from Cole's pass.
Perhaps Liverpool's only regret was a failure to capitalise on their dominance by extending the advantage before half-time.
That allowed Young Boys to start the second period with fresh hope, Alexander Farnerud drilling over and Zverotic firing inches wide.
After the warning signs came the punishment - Bobadilla brilliantly controlling Farnerud's diagonal ball before lashing a stunning left-foot finish across Reina.
It was particularly galling for Liverpool given Cole had wasted a glorious chance after being released by Suso moments earlier.
However, they were swiftly back in the ascendancy, thanks largely to the improved balance that came with the introduction of Suarez.
The Uruguayan immediately began to trouble the Young Boys defence and when he constructed a slick move with Gerrard and Stewart Downing, Cole was able avenge his earlier miss.
Running on to Gerrard's threaded ball, the 31-year-old spun and beat Wolfli with a low strike - his first Reds goal since 23 April 2011.
But Liverpool could not kill off the game and they were made to pay when Zverotic rifled an unstoppable effort through Reina's hands.
Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers:
"It is a little frustrating. It is disappointing that with three or four minutes to go we didn't control the game better.
"It would have been a good win for us against a good team. But we still control our destiny. It just makes it a wee bit harder than we would have liked.
"It's a competition we want to qualify in. We had a good chance tonight but we didn't close it out."
Lineup, Bookings (2) & Substitutions (6)
- 25 Reina
- 23 Carragher
- 37 Skrtel
- 47 Wisdom (Gerrard - 31' )
- 04 Sahin Booked
- 10 Cole (Sterling - 75' )
- 14 Henderson
- 19 Downing
- 33 Shelvey
- 11 Assaidi
- 30 Suso (Suarez - 60' )
- 01 Jones
- 03 Jose Enrique
- 16 Coates
- 08 Gerrard
- 24 Allen
- 31 Sterling
- 07 Suarez
Young Boys
- 01 Wolfli
- 04 Nef
- 13 Zverotic Booked
- 22 Veskovac (Ojala - 23' )
- 23 Sutter
- 33 Lecjaks
- 08 Farnerud
- 14 Schneuwly (Vitkieviez - 82' )
- 29 Nuzzolo (Frey - 77' )
- 09 Bobadilla
- 19 Zarate
- 18 Mvogo
- 02 Alexander Gonzalez
- 03 Ojala
- 10 Costanzo
- 30 Doubai
- 07 Vitkieviez
- 20 Frey
Match Stats
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Full Time The final whistle goes and the game is over.90:00 +1:47
Free kick awarded for a foul by Juhani Ojala on Luis Suarez. Steven Gerrard crosses the ball, Jordan Henderson takes a shot. Blocked by Alain Nef.89:29
Foul by Raul Marcelo Bobadilla on Martin Skrtel, free kick awarded. Jose Reina takes the free kick.89:13
Jordan Henderson sends in a cross, save made by Marco Wolfli.88:55 Booking
Booking The referee shows Elsad Zverotic a yellow card.87:48
Assist on the goal came from Michael Frey.87:48 Goal scored
Goal! - Elsad Zverotic - Liverpool 2 - 2 Young Boys A goal is scored by Elsad Zverotic from just outside the penalty box high into the middle of the goal. Liverpool 2-2 Young Boys.85:52
Unfair challenge on Jordan Henderson by Raul Marcelo Bobadilla results in a free kick. Free kick taken by Jose Reina.84:12
Juhani Ojala gives away a free kick for an unfair challenge on Steven Gerrard. Steven Gerrard has a direct shot on goal from the free kick.83:39
Raul Marcelo Bobadilla has an effort at goal from a long way out that goes wide left.81:51
Corner taken right-footed by Elsad Zverotic to the near post, clearance made by Jose Reina.81:38
A cross is delivered by Michael Frey, clearance by Jordan Henderson.81:07 Substitution
Substitution Mathias Vitkieviez joins the action as a substitute, replacing Christian Schneuwly.80:39
Elsad Zverotic takes a shot. Save made by Jose Reina.80:03
Luis Suarez is caught offside. Direct free kick taken by Juhani Ojala.78:34
Michael Frey is adjudged to have handled the ball. Stewart Downing restarts play with the free kick.77:46
Elsad Zverotic crosses the ball from the free kick right-footed from right channel, Stewart Downing makes a clearance.77:46 Booking
Booking Booking for Nuri Sahin for dissent.77:37
Free kick awarded for a foul by Nuri Sahin on Gonzalo Zarate.77:25
Martin Skrtel concedes a free kick for a foul on Juhani Ojala. Juhani Ojala takes the direct free kick.
Raheem Sterling takes a shot. Juhani Ojala gets a block in.75:57
Marco Wolfli takes the direct free kick.75:57 Substitution
Substitution Michael Frey is brought on as a substitute for Raphael Nuzzolo.75:57
Raheem Sterling handles the ball and concedes a free kick.74:25 Substitution
Substitution (Liverpool) makes a substitution, with Raheem Sterling coming on for Joe Cole.73:27
Handball by Joe Cole. Direct free kick taken by Jan Lecjaks.71:38
Steven Gerrard provided the assist for the goal.71:38 Goal scored
Goal! - Joe Cole - Liverpool 2 - 1 Young Boys Goal scored by Joe Cole from deep inside the penalty box low into the middle of the goal. Liverpool 2-1 Young Boys.70:43
Raul Marcelo Bobadilla challenges Stewart Downing unfairly and gives away a free kick. Direct free kick taken by Jamie Carragher.69:59
Inswinging corner taken from the left by-line by Steven Gerrard, Marco Wolfli makes a comfortable save.69:36
Corner taken left-footed by Nuri Sahin, Juhani Ojala makes a clearance.69:05
Steven Gerrard takes a shot. Blocked by Juhani Ojala.66:46
Raphael Nuzzolo challenges Joe Cole unfairly and gives away a free kick. Free kick crossed right-footed by Steven Gerrard, clearance made by Marco Wolfli. Inswinging corner taken by Jonjo Shelvey.66:15
Christian Schneuwly concedes a free kick for a foul on Luis Suarez. Stewart Downing restarts play with the free kick.65:52
Alexander Farnerud takes a inswinging corner from the right by-line played to the near post, Jamie Carragher makes a clearance.64:34
Outswinging corner taken left-footed by Nuri Sahin played to the near post.64:06
Corner taken left-footed by Nuri Sahin to the near post, clearance by Raul Marcelo Bobadilla.63:57
Oussama Assaidi delivers the ball, Alain Nef makes a clearance.63:33
Jonjo Shelvey decides to take the corner short.62:37
Luis Suarez challenges Elsad Zverotic unfairly and gives away a free kick. Free kick taken by Marco Wolfli.59:39 Substitution
Substitution Jesus Fernandez Saez leaves the field to be replaced by Luis Suarez.59:16
The offside flag is raised against Jonjo Shelvey. Juhani Ojala restarts play with the free kick.58:38
Stewart Downing produces a left-footed shot from a long way out which goes wide right of the goal.56:52
Jonjo Shelvey takes the inswinging corner, clearance by Marco Wolfli.55:56
Gonzalo Zarate concedes a free kick for a foul on Nuri Sahin. Nuri Sahin restarts play with the free kick.55:02
Scott Sutter takes a shot. Save by Jose Reina.52:59
Martin Skrtel gives away a free kick for an unfair challenge on Raul Marcelo Bobadilla. Elsad Zverotic restarts play with the free kick.51:21
Assist on the goal came from Alexander Farnerud.51:21 Goal scored
Goal! - Raul Marcelo Bobadilla - Liverpool 1 - 1 Young Boys Raul Marcelo Bobadilla gets on the score sheet with a goal from inside the box to the top left corner of the goal. Liverpool 1-1 Young Boys.50:56
Joe Cole takes a shot. Save by Marco Wolfli.50:02
Jonjo Shelvey challenges Scott Sutter unfairly and gives away a free kick. Alain Nef takes the direct free kick.49:36
Elsad Zverotic has shot on goal from just outside the penalty box which goes wide of the right-hand upright.48:17
Shot from just outside the box by Alexander Farnerud goes over the crossbar.47:46
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Scott Sutter by Oussama Assaidi. Marco Wolfli takes the free kick.46:10
Free kick awarded for a foul by Juhani Ojala on Jesus Fernandez Saez. Free kick crossed right-footed by Steven Gerrard from right channel. The assistant referee flags for offside against Jonjo Shelvey. Alain Nef restarts play with the free kick.45:01
The referee blows his whistle to start the second half.45:00 +2:35 Half time
Half Time The referee blows for half time.45:00 +1:24
Inswinging corner taken from the left by-line by Steven Gerrard, clearance made by Raphael Nuzzolo.45:00 +1:09
The ball is delivered by Stewart Downing, Scott Sutter gets a block in.45:00 +0:07
The ball is swung over by Joe Cole, comfortable save by Marco Wolfli.44:43
Raul Marcelo Bobadilla has a headed effort from close in and clears the bar.42:48
Jesus Fernandez Saez produces a left-footed shot from just outside the penalty box that misses to the left of the goal.42:15
Steven Gerrard delivers the ball, clearance made by Scott Sutter.41:33
Centre by Jan Lecjaks, Stewart Downing manages to make a clearance.39:34
Oussama Assaidi challenges Scott Sutter unfairly and gives away a free kick. Free kick crossed left-footed by Gonzalo Zarate, clearance made by Marco Wolfli.37:51
Jan Lecjaks crosses the ball.35:31
Jesus Fernandez Saez takes a shot. Blocked by Alain Nef. Inswinging corner taken by Steven Gerrard from the left by-line, Joe Cole takes a shot. Clearance made by Scott Sutter.34:33
Joe Cole is ruled offside. Free kick taken by Alain Nef.34:15
Oussama Assaidi sends in a cross, clearance made by Jan Lecjaks.32:35
Joe Cole provided the assist for the goal.32:35 Goal scored
Goal! - Jonjo Shelvey - Liverpool 1 - 0 Young Boys Jonjo Shelvey scores a headed goal from inside the six-yard box. Liverpool 1-0 Young Boys.31:31
Free kick awarded for a foul by Christian Schneuwly on Stewart Downing. Free kick taken by Stewart Downing.30:22
Corner taken by Alexander Farnerud, save by Jose Reina.30:22 Substitution
Substitution (Liverpool) makes a substitution, with Steven Gerrard coming on for Andre Wisdom.30:22
The ball is delivered by Andre Wisdom, Jonjo Shelvey makes a clearance.29:41
Oussama Assaidi takes a shot. Marco Wolfli makes a comfortable save.29:12
Jordan Henderson handles the ball and concedes a free kick. Alexander Farnerud restarts play with the free kick.27:11
Alexander Farnerud takes a outswinging corner from the left by-line played to the near post, clearance made by Jonjo Shelvey. Juhani Ojala produces a left-footed shot from 35 yards and missed to the left of the goal.26:24
Nuri Sahin takes the inswinging corner, save made by Marco Wolfli.25:44
Jordan Henderson takes a shot. Marco Wolfli makes a fantastic save. Corner taken by Jonjo Shelvey from the left by-line, Alain Nef makes a clearance.24:58
Unfair challenge on Jesus Fernandez Saez by Christian Schneuwly results in a free kick. Direct free kick taken by Jesus Fernandez Saez.24:10
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Jan Lecjaks by Andre Wisdom. Free kick taken by Elsad Zverotic.23:45
The official flags Joe Cole offside. Marco Wolfli takes the free kick.22:10 Substitution
Substitution Dusan Veskovac goes off and Juhani Ojala comes on.19:54
Inswinging corner taken right-footed by Alexander Farnerud, clearance by Martin Skrtel.19:28
Alexander Farnerud takes a shot. Martin Skrtel gets a block in.19:05
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Stewart Downing by Christian Schneuwly. Nuri Sahin restarts play with the free kick.17:10
Free kick awarded for a foul by Alain Nef on Joe Cole. Jordan Henderson fires a strike on goal direct from the free kick, comfortable save by Marco Wolfli.16:07
Joe Cole has an effort from just inside the box that misses to the left of the target.14:34
The assistant referee signals for offside against Joe Cole. Indirect free kick taken by Marco Wolfli.13:33
Shot from just outside the box by Nuri Sahin misses to the right of the goal.12:09
Stewart Downing takes a shot. Elsad Zverotic gets a block in.11:11
Christian Schneuwly takes a shot. Save by Jose Reina.4:50
Raphael Nuzzolo takes a shot. Save made by Jose Reina.4:15
Corner taken right-footed by Jonjo Shelvey from the left by-line to the near post, Raul Marcelo Bobadilla makes a clearance.1:23
Foul by Joe Cole on Dusan Veskovac, free kick awarded. Alain Nef takes the direct free kick.1:07
Raul Marcelo Bobadilla takes a shot. Save by Jose Reina.0:12
Alexander Farnerud produces a left-footed shot from inside the area that goes over the bar.0:00
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Ayatollah Sistani was greeting people in Najaf when gunmen shot at him but was not hurt, a security official said. Revered by Iraq's Shiite community, which makes up about 60 per cent of the country's 25 million population, he is rarely seen in public and seldom leaves the holy city of Najaf, about 160 kilometres south of Baghdad.
The ayatollah was travelling by car from his office to his home in Najaf and stopped to greet well-wishers when his entourage was fired on. Ayatollah Sistani, who has not appeared in public in more than six years, was fired on with AK-47 assault rifles, the official said. Another official, Ali Waad, said four suspects were captured and that some people were wounded in an exchange of gunfire.
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Irene Valenti and the "Team at Valenti International" are complete frauds. These people are money hungry con artists. You will never meet anyone who wants a relationship through this service. Save your money and get therapy and join a gym - You won't be out tens of thousands of dollars.
Valenti International has been sued by multiple clients because they are frauds. They take your money and run.
Irene Valenti
See above Irene Valenti declared bankrupty last year because she and her fake "Team" have lied to and hosed so many people out of so much money and have not delivered services.
The Introductions are Fake and she recriuts her investors to take tou on a "date". I have personally experienced at least 2 Fake Introductions, one of which lived in Massachusetts and never showed up for the date, but he is also one of her investors.
If you like being lied to, blown off, having your money stolen then Valenti will be a good match for you. If you are smart, STAY AWAY - these people are reprehensible thieves and con artist. Irene being the head con artist of them all.
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The Romance of Elaine HTML version
4. The Vengeance Of Wu Fang
Elaine was still in the power of Wu Fang.
Kennedy had thwarted the Chinese master criminal in his search for the millions amassed
by the Clutching Hand. But any joy that we might have derived from this success was
completely obscured by the fear that Wu might wreak some diabolical vengeance on
It was a ticklish situation. In fact, I doubt whether Craig would have discovered the
treasure at all, if our pursuit of Wu and Long Sin the night before had not literally forced
us into doing so.
Nor were Kennedy's fears unfounded. Wu and Long Sin had scarcely reached the secret
apartment back of the deceptive exterior of the Chinatown tenement, when the subtle
Chinaman began to contemplate his revenge.
Long Sin was smoking a Chinese pipe, resting after their hurried flight, while Wu, the
tireless, was seated at a table at the other end of the room. At last Wu Fang took up a long
Chinese dirk from the table before him, looked at it, turned it over, felt its edge. It was
keen and the point was sharp. He rose and deliberately walked across to a door leading
into a back room.
On a couch lay Elaine and with her, as a guardian, was Weepy Mary whom the Clutching
Hand had used to lure her to the church where the faked record of her father's marriage
was supposed to be. Indeed, though Wu had lost the Clutching Hand's millions, he had
seen his chance and had fallen heir to what was left of Bennett's criminal organization.
As Wu, the Serpent, entered and advanced slowly towards Elaine, she crouched back
from him in deadly fear. He stopped before her without a word and his menacing eye
seemed to read her very thoughts.
Slowly he drew from under his robe the Chinese dirk. He felt the edge of it again and
gazed significantly at Elaine. She shrank back even further, as far as the divan would
It was a critical moment.
Just then Long Sin entered. "One of the five millions waits outside," he reported simply,
with a bow.
Wu understood. It had been a pleasant fiction of his that although he did not, of course,
absolutely control such a stupendous organization he could, by his subtle power, force
almost unlimited allegiance from the simple coolies in that district of China from which
he came.


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...And I am still trying to wrap my head around it. Years ago I was very lucky to get to travel to Beijing to prepare for an exhibition we did on the Forbidden City.
Shortly after that I got to go to Taipei for a conference on the Emperor Qian Long (who we featured in the show).
This time, my third in China, we visited the cities of Shanghai and Hangzhou, with a day trip to Ningbo. I'm in the process of putting together a slide show that synthesizes my thoughts on how China's contemporary culture does (and doesn't) reflect its past. It's the kind of question that a scholar could devote her or his life to, so the analysis contained in my powerpoint presentation probably won't significantly add to humankind's understanding of China's history. However, it's still a good exercise to go through so I am in the process of grouping my images into different sections, based on the theme that I think they illustrate. This sounds boring, but the pictures will be pretty nice. Here, in advance of that report, is a sampling. (Roll over photos for captions)


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Alice steals things. She can't help it. Most of the time, it's not anything valuable: A tissue, a marble, a bar of soap. But one day, Alice snatches something dangerous. Something very dangerous.
Sometimes it's good to be small.
Like now, as I sat squeezed into the tiny corner cabinet, arms wrapped tight around my knees, knees tucked close under my chin, listening hard as Jink Johnson and his gang searched for me. They were like an angry mob on a witch hunt. Luckily, the witch in question was small.
If Vlad had been here today, there wouldn't have been a need for any of this. Vlad was my best friend. He was also my unofficial bodyguard. But Vlad had been suspended again for beating up a kid who had been dumb enough to poke fun at him. So today it was just me. Me in the corner cabinet.
After a while the sounds of the kids outside opening closet doors and checking under desks faded, and I thought it safe enough to open the cabinet door a crack and peek out. The classroom was empty. Gingerly, I unfolded my pretzel-knotted limbs and lowered myself out of the cabinet, onto the counter, then down onto the blue-and-white checked linoleum. I went to the window, got up on tip-toe, still wasn't tall enough, and eventually climbed onto the radiator so I could look out. Jink had taken the witch hunt out into the schoolyard. I decided I'd take the long way home through the back door.
I made my way down the quiet halls, sullenly trying all the locker doors on the right-hand side as I passed. Jink said I'd stolen his iPhone. I had stolen a lot of things from Jink Johnson in the three months I'd known him, but I hadn't taken his phone. Not yet.
One of the lockers which hadn't been closed properly sprang open as I tugged its handle. I paused long enough to peek inside. It was empty except for some sexually explicit sharpie drawings on the inside walls, a few rock-hard bubblegum stalactites, and a lonely, forgotten shoelace. I slipped the shoelace into my pocket.
It was Mr. Barnsly, my chemistry teacher. I turned slowly to face him. He was leaning out of his office, peering at me through his inch-thick glasses. He beckoned me over to him. I moved closer.
"What are you doing here so late?" he asked me.
I shrugged.
"What did you just take from that locker?"
"Nothing," I said.
"I saw you just take something from that locker and put it in your pocket," said Mr. Barnsly patiently.
"So?" I said.
"It's not yours."
"It is now."
"Alice . . ." Mr. Barnsly looked both exasperated and sympathetic. "Have you gone to see a doctor about your problem yet?"
"I don't have a problem."
"Stealing from other people is a problem."
I didn't say anything. I wanted to go home and talk to Vlad.
"I believe that Mrs. Clarkin and Ms. Thomas have both talked to your father about this —"
"He doesn't care," I said.
Mr. Barnsly pursed his lips. "Alice, can you please show me what you have in your pocket?"
I shook my head. Mr. Barnsly took a deep breath.
"It's just a shoelace, okay?" I said to cut off his lecture. "Jeez."
I showed it to him.
"Alice —" Mr. Barnsly began again.
"I need to get home," I said. I turned around. Mr. Barnsly didn't call me back, but I could tell he was still watching me all the way down the corridor.


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|968 sq. ft.
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In a very nice residential area, detached villa has a nice apartment in the attic with two bedrooms: a single and a triple with a double and single, large bathroom with shower, kitchen with living room, beautiful terrace with views of Urbino equipped for eating outdoors or sunbathing. Leather sofa courtwhich can also become a sofa bed, TV, dishes, washing machine.
Upon arrival the guest will be honored with a delicious tart prepared by the lady of the house.
A few steps away is the bus stop into the city center in just 2 minutes.
Stocked supermarket and bar tobacco only 500 meters
Splendida settimana trascorsa nella casa alle porte di Urbino; dalla terrazza si poteva godere di una vista magnifica della città. Servizi e comfort ottimi, è in una perfetta posizione per raggiungere qualsiasi metà marchigiana. I proprietari molto cordiali e gentili. Al nostro arrivo la signora Flavia, dopo un'ottima accoglienza, ci ha accolto con una crostata di benvenuto. Un ottima vacanza da consigliare a tutti.
accoglienza ottima , immobile perfetto pulito , comodo e quanto di meglio ci si potesse aspettare . grazie di tutto
Un appartement très spacieux et très confortable au premier étage d'une maison à 5 minutes en voiture de la vieille ville d'Urbino. Le quartier est très calme et il y a une moyenne surface à proximité immédiate pour se ravitailler. L'appartement est très propre, très lumineux et bien équipé. La propriétaire qui réside sur place est très sympathique et nous a offert un gâteau de bienvenu ! Une bonne adresse et un excellent rapport qualité-prix.
Ottima prima esperienza , l' appartamento corrisponde alla descrizione e i proprietari sono gentili e discreti, buona posizione in pochi minuti d' automobile si arriva nel centro di questa particolare città, i costi sono contenuti.
Sinceramente consigliabile
Our beautiful apartment is just minutes from the historic center of Urbino visible from your terrace where you can have breakfast in a setting very relaxing!
A few minutes away, also, there are the old villages, and then the Furlo Gorge with its golden eagles, the Roman house of Sant'Angelo in Vado, the gilded bronze of Pergola, the traces of the battle against the Carthaginians of Hasdrubal Roman. And then the natural spectacle of Potholes Fossombrone ... we could go on but find out for yourself all of this will be more compelling than any anticipation ... we are waiting!
We report here the main seasonal fairs:
FAIR OF TARTIFO ACQUALAGNA, FAIR S. NICOLA A PESARO, during Christmas VISIT TO THE NATIVITY OF URBINO, THE CARNIVAL OF FANO (the oldest in Italy) and in the summer the numerous fairs and festivals Renaissance primarily in mid-August THE FEAST OF THE DUKE.
Below some historical:
Urbino, along with Pesaro, is the capital of the province of Pesaro Urbino and has ancient origins, evidenced by the discovery of archaeological material dating from the fourth century. C. Urbino he enjoyed a heyday during the Rinascimanto, a period marked by the presence of the family of Montefeltro.
The return of the powerful family in Urbino in 1375, with the annexation of Gubbio and its territory in 1384, were instrumental in the formation of the State of Urbino. The most famous member of the Montefeltro was Federico, lord of Urbino from 1444 to 1482, leader and diplomatic success, as well as passionate about the arts and literature. Federico da Montefeltro summoned to his court many artists and writers, including Piero della Francesca, who portrayed the Duke several times, but always in profile, because during a battle or a tournament was hit in the face, losing his right eye.
Historical events and artistic that helped give prestige to Urbino, in addition to being linked to Federico da Montefeltro, are intertwined with the events that characterized the life of other important personalities, from Raphael to Pope Clement XI. Fundamental for the development of the city were also Battista Sforza, last wife of Federico da Montefeltro, the famous architect Donato Bramante and Luciano Laurana, the mathematician Luca Pacioli and the painters Piero della Francesca, Paolo Uccello, Federico Barocci and Francesco di Giorgio Martini. In more recent times Urbino gave birth all'architteto Giancarlo carlo and motorcycle champion Valentino Rossi.
The University of Urbino was founded in 1506 and this is one of the oldest in Italy. Fundamental for his foundation were the popes and the Roman Curia on the one hand and the House of Montefeltro and local residents on the other. The University, in 2003 was named after Carlo Bo, rector from 1947 to 2001, giving it prestige and increasing development.
Numerous festivals are linked to the tradition that take place every year, including the Kite Festival, the Festival of San Creswell, the Carnival with its allegraia invades the streets and squares of the country and numerous pageants, related to ancient events and customs that throughout history have characterized the city.
Urbino is part of the Mountain Community High and Middle Metauro, including the towns of Borgo Pace, Fermoy, Mercatello Metauro, Montecalvo in Short Pants, Peglio, Petriano, Sant'Angelo in Vado, Urbania and Urbino.
|Rate Period
|Weekend Night
Apr 1 2017 - Sep 30 2017
1 night minimum stay
Oct 1 2017 - Mar 31 2018
1 night minimum stay
My Standard Rate
1 night minimum stay
|No additional mandatory fees
|Stay tax
|$1.09 per night, per person. This amount will be due to the owner upon arrival. Does not apply to children under 18 years.
I prezzi sono indicati per ospitare due persone,qualora le persone fossero di più si aggiunge 25 euro a persona.
Le lenzuola non sono comprese, il servizio è a pagamento 5 euro a persona.
Colazione non inclusa, all'arrivo per sooggiorni per più di due notti dolce fatto in casa dalla signora.
Pulizie finali incluse.


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The internet is a weird place, basically it's the tumorous growth on print journalism and is now devouring old school newspapers. Case in point, Drawing Dicks on the Hearald Sun. It's a Facebook page (and very popular one) dedicated to taking images from North Carolina newspaper, The Herald Sun and lampooning them with very graphic dicks.
The creators of the Facebook page acknowledge that it's completely juvenile, but when was the internet ever mature to begin with? Here are 13 of the most creative dicks your eyes will ever see.
The 20 Awesomest Pieces of Ancient Graffiti
Brush up on your Latin gossip and trash talking with 20 real examples of ancient graffiti.Click here to read more
The 20 Awesomest Pieces of Dollar Bill Graffiti
You should think twice about slipping these defaced dollar bills into the vending machine.Click here to read more
Some people just like to draw dicks.
Via Reddit


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The BC Teachers Federation has officially called a full-scale strike to start next week.
But its president appears highly optimistic a deal is possible before then.
Public school teachers are set to walk out across the province on Tuesday, but classes won't happen on Monday either.
Jim Iker says Monday will be a study session, where teachers will meet outside school to look over what he calls a "revised bargaining package."
Both sides plan to bargain over the weekend.
Iker is asked if this revised contract contains a lower wage offer, "We said we're willing to compromise." Reporter: "Is that a yes?" "Absolutely, we've revised all of our proposals."
He says each school district will decide whether they'll supervise kids on Monday, since, with no pickets, some workers will be there.
A decision is expected later today by the Labour Relations Board on whether teachers will have to administer and mark final exams, if a strike does occur.


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- This summer, at the movies…
- Easter Egg Hunt List
- Irish dance showcase at Warwick High School
- Roots and Blues 2017
- Reel Reviews: 2017 Oscar picks
- 'American Idiot' at EPAC
- Warwick grad producing 'Million Dollar Quartet' at Dutch Apple
- 'Somewhereville Station' revisits the 50s and 60s
- St. Patty's musical at Ephrata Main
Mounts knock off Cocalico
After years of enjoying a distinct home-field advantage playing at War Memorial, Ephrata is starting to cozy up to its new digs at Mountaineer Field.
The Mounts won their second home game in two starts Saturday night in a one-sided back-yard affair with Cocalico.
Ephrata went up 2-0 midway through the first half on goals by Kyle Phillips and Brandon Straley and added an insurance tally late by Andrew Moore. Cocalico (4-3 Section Two) did ruin the shutout bid when Wyatt Dungan scored in the final two minutes but the Mounts came away with a very impressive 3-1 decision.
Nate Eberly, Kyle Smith and Quint Felak assisted on the goals by Ephrata, which held a 15-8 shot advantage for the game. Mountaineer keeper Kole DeHaven turned back seven Eagle shots en route to the victory.
Alec Sensenig provided the assist on the Eagle goal while Austin Zeiber saved 12 in the losing effort for the Eagles.
Ephrata (3-4 league) returned to the pitch Tuesday afternoon at defending State champion Hempfield, and the host Black Knights cruised to a 3-0 shutout win.
The Black Knights (6-1) scored twice in the first half and added an insurance goal early in the second to hold on for the win. Hempfield out-shot Ephrata, 13-3, as DeHaven saved five in the losing effort.
Ephrata split in its two other games for the week.
Monday afternoon in Quarryville, the Mounts scored two goals in each half to overpower host Solanco, 4-0 in Section Two action.
Ephrata got goals from Gabe Murcia, Felak, Phillips and Tyler Masterson in the victory. Phillips added three assists while Kyle Smith contributed a helper as well for the Mounts.
DeHaven saved four and Alex Smith one shot to combine for the shutout in goal.
Last Wednesday in Lititz, host Warwick did overmatch Ephrata in a 4-0 shutout win. The Mounts only mustered one shot in the contest as Warwick scored three times in the second half to turn a 1-0 game into a rout.
As for Cocalico, in addition to their Ephrata match, the Eagles split a pair of other games this past week.
Monday night at home vs. section-leading Conestoga Valley, the visitors got scores in each half to earn a hard-fought 2-0 shutout win over Cocalico.
Zeiber made three saves on the day as Cocalico dropped one to the section leaders.
Last Wednesday at Cedar Crest, the Eagles were all over the Falcons, scoring four times in each half to earn an impressive 8-0 victory.
Sensenig recorded a hat trick to lead the way for the Eagles, while Dungan added a pair of tallies. Also scoring goals for Cocalico were Austin DeHaven, Chris Ward and Nick Aldrich.
Dungan added a pair of assist while DeHaven, Luongo, Phil Whitaker, Zeiber and Mitch Denlinger all chipped in with helpers for the winners.
Zeiber had an easy day in goal with three saves to secure the shutout win.
Both local squads will be back in action Wednesday afternoon. Cocalico heads to Quarryville to battle Solanco (0-6) while Ephrata also will be on the road at Lampeter-Strasburg (1-4). More SOCCER, page B-3


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Helion Energy wins energy generation category at Cleantech Open
By Clare LaFond
Helion Energy, developer of a revolutionary fusion technology aimed at addressing the world's growing clean energy demands, was one of five national finalists in the CleanTech Open held Nov. 20-21 in San Jose, Calif. Formed by scientists and engineers, many coming from the UW, Helion won in the Energy Generation category and was one of only two Pacific Northwest small businesses to advance to the Cleantech Open national finals. Helion went on to win the national Energy Generation Award as well as a People's Choice Award.
Helion's new approach generates fusion by accelerating two specialized plasmas into a central chamber, where they are further compressed with a magnetic field, raising temperature and density to the levels required for fusion and energy release. Through a series of Department of Energy programs, the team has demonstrated fusion in a reactor configuration.
John Slough, UW associate professor of Aeronautics and Astronautics, is the chief scientist of Helion and the inventor of the breakthrough technology.
"Helion Energy is dedicated to making practical and affordable fusion energy a reality," explained Dr. David Kirtley, Helion's CEO and chief engineer. "Through commercialization of a proven revolutionary fusion technology, we intend to address growing clean energy demands in a way that is good for the environment and consumers alike."
Kirtley said Helion Energy's fusion technology should be commercially deployable within six years. Their 50 megawatt modular power plant design is compact and competitive in today's market, Kirtley said. The Helion Energy machine runs on a fuel found in everyday water, deuterium — a molecular variant of hydrogen. Unlike nuclear fission, scientists believe fusion reactions will use very small amounts of fuel and leave behind no toxic waste. Helion's technology has received $5 million in funding from the U.S. Department of Energy.
Often referred to as the "Academy Awards of Cleantech," the Cleantech Open Global Forum is the grand finale of this year's Cleantech Open Accelerator and the culmination of the 2013 Cleantech Open Global Ideas Competition – where startups present their new technologies and compete for a grand prize of $200,000 in financing and professional services.
The Global Forum's two-day expo and gala celebrates the top cleantech innovations from the U.S. and around the world. This year's event — the world's largest accelerator for cleantech startups — showcased 150 of the biggest game-changing technologies in a number of fields, including energy, chemical and advanced materials, information and communications, and transportation.
"Helion Energy and C4C are working together to commercialize fusion energy," Kirtley said. "By leveraging the University of Washington's vast expertise in fusion plasma physics and materials science, this team can bring clean, safe, power to the global market, just when it is needed most."


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Apple has been rumored to release an updated line of MacBooks, most notably the new MacBook Pro, which is expected to take on the thin design of the MacBook Air. On Monday, Chinese forum Weiphone released an image of what appeared to be a specs sticker on the back of a 13.3 inch MacBook Pro box. The image revealed only … Read More
Iron Man 2 for iPhone 4 Limited Time Sale Only $0.99
Gameloft has dropped the price of Iron Man 2 and now it's available for only $0.99. The game was recently updated for iPhone 4 with High-definition graphics that fully utilize iPhone 4's Retina display. Play as Iron Man for speed and agility or suit up as War Machine for maximum firepower. Both suits offer easy-to-learn controls and the ability to run, hover … Read More


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Author(s): Ariosto, Lodovico
Title: Difesa De'Venetianiastroligia; Riddles
Folios: 118
Date: 1572
Place: Italy
Primary Seller: Sotheby, Wilkinson & Hodge
Catalogue: Catalogue of a selected portion of the library of valuable and choice illuminated and other manuscripts and rare early printed books, the property of the late Rev. Walter Sneyd, M.A. (removed from Keele Hall, Staffs.) - 1903/12/16
Lot #: 250
Provenance: Canonici, Matteo Luigi; Sneyd, Walter; Harvard University


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2009 Aston Martin DBS Touchtronic 2
James Bond's Aston DBS - now with a paddle-shift automatic.
2009 Aston Martin DBS Touchtronic 2
List price
Price as tested
Curb weight
3940 lb
5.9-liter V-12
6-sp paddle-shift automatic
Horsepower, bhp @ rpm
510 @ 6500
Torque, lb-ft @ rpm
420 @ 5750
0–60 mph
4.1 sec
0–100 mph
9.2 sec
0–1320 ft (1/4 mile)
12.4 sec @ 114.9 mph
Top speed
191 mph
Braking, 60–0 mph
111 ft
Braking, 80–0 mph
193 ft
Lateral accel (200-ft skidpad)
Speed thru 700-ft slalom
71.4 mph
Our mileage, EPA city/highway
na, 11/17 mpg
With a 510-bhp 5.9-liter V-12 engine, a new Touchtronic 2 6-speed automatic gearbox and a chassis constructed entirely of aluminum and carbon-fiber, all wrapped in trademark sultry skin, it's no wonder that the British company's latest creation — the DBS — is the preferred mode of transportation for 007 in the latest installment of the James Bond film series.
The key difference between this DBS and the manual-equipped version we tested in the October 2008 issue is its ZF-sourced automatic gearbox with steering wheel-mounted paddle shifters. In short, it makes the DBS a tenth quicker to 60 mph, owing to its faster upshifts and a new 3.46:1 final drive ratio, which is better for acceleration than the previous automatic's 3.15:1 rear end. And during downshifts, the throttle blips make all drivers look (and sound) like a pro.
Around town, we found the chassis comfortably capable, the adaptive suspension soaking up pavement irregularities with aplomb, giving the a luxury car ride.
At the test track, the Aston's wide track and large 20-in. Pirelli P Zero tires, working in concert with the adaptive suspension set in the aggressive "sport" mode (this really stiffens the suspension and makes freeway expansion joints a filling-loosener), allow the luxury GT to circle the skidpad at a heady 0.95g. Although good grip and a nimble, well-balanced chassis are its hallmarks, this Aston does feel heavy. Standard cross-drilled carbon ceramic brakes do reduce unsprung weight and work well; and the steering is fairly communicative, providing the driver with good feedback — especially when the front tires begin to lose their bite with mild understeer.
For those who can afford such grand touring machines, the DBS is without a doubt the grandest sport/luxury coupe we've seen from Aston.


text: I have the opportunity to purchase a 1993 Fox 4 door for $200 and was thinking of pulling the engine and 5 speed trans from it for my wagon. Is the front suspension the same as an '88 wagon? If so, would it be possible to drop the entire front suspension w/ the drive train attached from the 4 door and bolt in right into the wagon? Engine will be re-built before install as will the trans. Any info is DEFINITELY appreciated!!!! After I get what I need the rest of the car will be available for parts.


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Description: Ever wanted to know how to cook the most delicious meat loaf ever. Now you can, follow these easy step by step cooking instructions so that you can serve up a delicious dinner for all of your closest friends and family.
Controls: This game is played with mouse only.
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PERUVIAN authorities say at least 50 sea lions have been intentionally poisoned with fish laced with insecticides since mid-January off a single beach.
The Production Ministry said on Thursday that lab testing confirmed the poisoning. The ministry oversees Peru's fishing industry and its ocean institute IMARPE examined the sea lion corpses, which were found on Bodegones beach in the northern state of Lambayeque beginning on January 13.
The ministry says it has asked Peru's environmental investigations agency to look into the killings.
Carlos Yaipen of the nonprofit ORCA conservation group blames the problem on the government, saying official negligence allows unscrupulous fishermen to kill marine animals they perceive as competitors.
Yaipen cited as one example the November 2009 killing of 350 sea lions off Colan beach in the northern region of Piura.
Originally published as 50 sea lions intentionally poisoned


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