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No. 19 Women's Soccer Opens at Home
September 1, 1998
THIS WEEK The No. 19 USC women's soccer team, led by coach Jim Millinder, kicks off the 1998 season with a pair of home matches at brand-new McAlister Field, located on the corner of 30th and Hoover (two blocks north of the university). The Women of Troy meet San Diego State on Friday (Sept. 4) at 3 p.m. and Pepperdine on Sunday (Sept. 6) at 1 p.m. These are the only two games USC will play at McAlister Field (which serves as USC's practice field) in 1998. The Coliseum will host the other eight home matches.
NEWS & NOTES In the preseason rankings, USC appears at No. 19 by Soccer Buzz and No. 21 by Soccer Times. In the West Region rankings, USC is No. 3 in Soccer Buzz ... The Women of Troy return nine of 11 starters (not including 1996 Pac-10 scoring leader Isabelle Harvey, who sat out 1997 with a knee injury) and 16 of 23 letterwinners ... USC is coming off its best-ever season with a 16-3-1 record in 1997, and went 7-2 in the Pac-10 for second place ... USC,s 31 wins over the last two seasons is more than any other Pac-10 team ... USC is 5-0 in season openers and 4-1 in home openers ... Soccer America chose the Nov. 1 USC-UCLA contest at the Coliseum as one of its top five games to watch this season.
OPPONENTS San Diego State (0-0 faces Cal State Fullerton on Tuesday), led by sixth-year head coach Chuck Clegg, went 10-6-1 in 1997 and returns nine of 11 starters. The Women of Troy are only 2-3 all-time against the Aztecs, but won last year's meeting in San Diego, 4-1 ... Pepperdine (0-0 faces UNLV on Tuesday and UC Santa Barbara on Friday) is a team in transition, as former assistant Tim Ward takes over as head coach of a team that went 7-12-1 in 1997 and returns five starters. The Women of Troy are 5-2 all-time against the Waves and have won the last five meetings.
WORLD CUP QUALIFYING Two members of the Women of Troy will miss this first weekend of collegiate competition as they try to help their respective countries earn a berth in the 1999 Women's World Cup. Isabelle Harvey of Canada and Susie Mora of Mexico are in the midst of participating in the CONCACAF qualifying tournament in Toronto, Canada. Harvey is a native of Quebec, while Mora's parents are from Mexico (she was born in Santa Ana, Calif.).
KIM CLARK One of the top players in the nation, senior midfielder Kim Clark (Cupertino/Monta Vista HS) earned All-American third team status in 1997 with 13 goals and 17 assists (a school record and good for first in the West Region and tied for 11th in the nation), good for 43 points (tied for second in the West Region). A quick and creative player, Clark is one of the focal points of USC,s attack. She has scored a point in 12 consecutive games. Kim also plays basketball for the Women of Troy (along with her twin sister Kristin).
ISABELLE HARVEY After establishing herself as one of the top scorers in the West as a freshman in 1996, midfielder/forward Isabelle Harvey (Quebec, Canada) redshirted the 1997 season with a knee injury. As a sophomore in 1998, she's back at full strength and should again be one of the region's (if not one of the country's) top players. She scored 20 goals and had 11 assists for a total of 51 points in 1996, all of which led the Pac-10.
COURTNEY BARHAM Senior forward Courtney Barham (Olivenhain/San Dieguito HS) is the Pac-10's top returning goal scorer with 14 in 1997. Barham, one of Troy's quickest players, made the All-West Region third team and All-Pac-10 first team last season. She is USC's career goals (30) and points (69) leader.
FORWARDS Barham is joined up front by sophomore Megan Orach (Huntington Beach/Marina HS), who scored eight goals in 1997 as a freshman. Junior Kaylee Whitfield (Santa Ana/El Modena HS) will make a mini-miracle comeback after tearing the anterior crucicate ligament in her right knee in March. Whitfield, a sparkplug off the bench the last two season, will continue in the same role this season. She has scored 11 career goals.
MIDFIELDERS USC's strongest position, Clark and senior Carol Hatcher (Kapolei, HI/Kalani HS) will patrol the middle of the field, and Harvey and senior Erica De Vitis (Coto de Caza/Santa Margarita HS) are on the wings. Hatcher had 20 points and De Vitis had 16 points last season. Defensive midfielder will likely be handled by freshman Erin Reed (Alamo/San Ramon Valley HS). Sophomore Andrea Warner (Dana Point/Dana Hills HS) started at sweeper last season but returns to her natural position at midfielder and will see a great deal of playing time. She could take the place of Harvey this weekend, who is at the World Cup qualifying tournament. Other possibilities to start there are sophomore Ami Aylor (Lake Forest/Santa Margarita HS) and freshman Brittany Savelkoul (Seal Beach/Los Alamitos HS).
DEFENDERS The defense is anchored by senior Meghan Reppe (Orange/Villa Park HS), one of the quickest players in the West and a 1997 All-West Region second teamer. She,s joined by sophomore Katie Ticehurst (Los Alamitos/Mater Dei HS) and junior Christina Kushnir (San Diego/Bishop,s HS). Other future possibilities include sophomore Susie Mora (Mission Viejo/Santa Margarita), who is currently competing in the World Cup qualifying tournament, and freshman Kim Abbamonto (Mission Viejo/Capistrano Valley), the 1997 Orange County High School Player of the Year, who is currently sidelined by injury.
GOALKEEPERS Senior Karin Puccinelli (Cupertino/St. Francis HS) is the starter for now, but she'll be pushed by talented freshman Shaelyn Fernandes (San Jose/Presentation HS). Puccinelli was a co-starter the last two years and she has a career record of 16-4-0. Her goals-against average of 1.130 was good for sixth in the Pac-10 in 1997. Fernandes had a prep record of 78-4-5 and led her club team, the Central Valley Mercury, to the last three national championships.
HEAD COACH JIM MILLINDER In his two seasons as USC's head coach, Jim Millinder has turned Troy into a budding national power. He has a two-year record of 31-8-1 (.788) with USC. A former U.S. National Team member who played in the 1982 World Cup, Millinder was named the 1997 West Region Coach of the Year and the 1996 Pac-10 Coach of the Year.
COACH MILLINDER SAYS "I'm using the words cautiously optimistic, to describe how I feel about this team. We have to get a few games under our belt and get the team cohesion going, but things could look very good, especially when we get Isabelle Harvey and Susie Mora back and we're at full strength. San Diego State is a hard-working team and very determined, so I expect a battle in that match. Pepperdine lost some players, but they'll be well coached and will have good chemistry."


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CHICO — Church on the Esplanade will host an evening Sunday of singing carols, gifts for children and dessert for everyone, with a telling of the Christmas Story.
The "Sweet Story of Christmas" will start at 6:30 p.m.
The church is at 1119 The Esplanaade, corner of First Avenue.
For information, call 891-4423.

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Costume Information
|Well it was complete a few years back...but need to fix stuff XD
AHHHHH! Luke! This seriously makes me so excited. <3
And I'm just this second realising you're the Yukimura at Aya...! Hi! XD; Silly me.
Any idea when/where you'll be doing this yet? ; u ;
Thank you so much *hug*
Hahah well I was one of 2 yukimuras running around (i was the derpy apologetic one xD)
Well its a cosplay I had done a few years back but want to rewear after fixing mistekes and getting a new wig.... might make the key of lorelei XD Might wear it to Minamicon , kitacon or eiretakon =D
Well I'll have my fingers crossed for Kita then! c: ( Might have my Tear/Jade/Whatever costume done by then xD )
That would be amazing if you did =D though its hard to pick the best one they are both awsome =D
You were the beatrix from sunday? werent you? =D (i hope im right lol otherwise id be dumb)
Yarr yarr you're right! X3;
Waah XD Im glad i got the right person I feel less silly. It was awsome meeting you <3


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Cotswolds, Bath, Salisbury & Winchester Wrap U
Trip Start Sep 27, 2013
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We started this section of the trip by going out to a cute B&B in the Cotswolds area. Unfortunately my planning and double checking booking skills are starting to get a bit sloppy (see the "AxelBeach" incident...oy vey) so I accidentally booked us in for the nights of the 17th and 18th...but got us there on the night of the 16th...a whole day early...after rushing to catch the bus there from London...Oh, and it was Mike's birthday
After the B&B we headed to Stratford-Upon-Avon. Before I get to that though I should point out that all the towns in this area have these type of hyphenated names. Nearby we also saw: Bidford-On-Avon, Moreton-In-Marsh, Stow-On-The-Wold and Shipton-Under-Wychwood to name a few. I'm not sure the reasoning behind these names but they'd be a pain to write out every time you had to fill out a form with an "address" section. I digress...
SoA was a really nice town. Also the birthplace of Shakespeare! But more importantly the location of the Stratford "Creaky Cauldron and Magic Alley"! This was an awesome museum that not only had puzzles to solve in each of it's rooms but also sold Butter Beer, magic wands and magic kits! So, for someone's 30th birthday he got a magic kit. Don't act like you aren't jealous ;). In addition to not seeing anything Shakespeare related we also hit the MAD Muesum which is a collection of automations and was amazing. Sorry Bill that the house you grew up in had neither Alladin's lamp nor an automatic clapping machine in it. :)
Next stop after SoA was Birmingham. This is literally because there was a train station there and Bristol was too expensive. It was a dirty room on a busy pedestrian thoroughfare and it was nothing really to write home about.
After the "meh" that was Birmingham we went to beautiful Bath! The entire city is a world heritage site with a huge medieval Abbey*, a former royal residence and of course the Roman baths which were actually really neat to check out and the audio guide for some reason was done by Bill Bryson. We also had a really cute hotel room on the very top floor of and old 16th century building.
After Bath we had two days in Salisbury (I never did remember to try one of their steaks!). Salisbury is most famous for being the closest town to Stonehenge. We did go out to see it...but boy was it expensive! We took a bus out there for a price just to discover that we still had to pay admission for the stones themselves
Winchester is another really nice small city and was actually at one time the capital of Saxon England. Some of the guidebook's recommendations include seeing the cathedral which is not only one of the biggest in Europe but also the resting place of bishops, monarchs...and for some reason Jane Austen. A 700 year old fake replica of the "Round Table" can also be found here as well as Winchester castle.
After Winchester we have one last night in Europe at the Frankfurt airport hotel and then it is time to go home! This trip has been amazing but we are definitely ready to come home! One last blog post to come!
See you soon!!!!
*For those wondering what the difference is between an Abbey and a cathedral...it is that you have to pay to see the inside of an Abbey. So far we are 27 weeks Abbey free. ;)


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These are the first Spy Shots we have of the 208 horsepower, turbocharged 1.6-L 2013 Hyundai Veloster Turbo that we've known was coming since the Detroit Auto Show. This Turbo Veloster is riding on the same 18-inch wheels which are going to be optional on the base Veloster and which were present on the test vehicle we rode in. The base Veloster, however, has all-season tires while this one will have optional sticky summer rubber. Differences here include a new front fascia, new grille, round fog lights and chin spoilers on the corners of the bumper. We can also see more carved side skirts and, most obviously, the huge center-mount round (the standard has rectangular) exhaust tips. There also appears to be a roof mounted spoiler pushing up on the camo. We expect the debut of the Hyundai Veloster Turbo at either the LA or Detroit show. http://blogs.insideline.com/straightline/2011/06/spy-photos-2013-hyundai-veloster-turbo.htmlsource : InsidelineI'm expecting pricing around 20~25k. What do you think? a proper competitor for SI, GTI and Mazdaspeed3?
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If its more than 20,500 it will be a big fail... Too close to much higher performing cars if the price is any higher than that.


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Sri Lanka visa declined for Akon
According to source, Akon had featured scantily clad females who were dancing around the sculpture of god Buddha in his recent music album, which became a huge controversial matter. Several groups of Buddhists were not pleased at all after seeing this video by Akon.
Later on some Buddhist monks approached the Sri Lankan government in order to take a crucial decision regarding the same and not to allow Akon to perform in their country.
This decision of rejecting his visa was taken on Tuesday by President Mahinda Rajapaksa and Minister of Tourism Achala Jagoda after this matter became a huge controversial matter. But Director of Platinum Entertainment Lasantha Samarasinghe who is also the organizer of this concert don"t have any idea regarding this.


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The wheels officially come off in these rounds. People were desperate to find their backups at each position no matter what muscles were strained in their exaggerated reaching. Average defenses flew off the board with reckless abandon. Owners hoping to impress began busting out their increasingly improbable "sleepers," each hoping to top the last. Conventional wisdom, mock drafts and cheat sheets were cast aside in the name of utter desperation, bedlam and ennui. And when the dust settled, we still had four more rounds to go.
Here's our take on the chaotic, problematic, ill-conceived, poorly executed, stressful and boring tenth, eleventh and twelfth rounds of the draft in ETB's First Annual Fantasy Football Extravaganza. Enjoy.
Round 10
1. Miami – Trevor Masters
2. DeShaun Foster – Coach Janky Spanky
3. LaMont Jordan – Donaghy's Don
4. Jerry Porter – The Ghosts
5. Devin Hester – JD – 2 Guys & A Mic
6. Pittsburgh – Fightin' Snow Devils
7. Michael Turner – McLovin
8. Randy McMichael – Skittlebrau
9. Philadelphia – twins15
10. Vernand Morency – Rushmore Calligraphy
11. Muhsin Muhammad – The Honda Accords
12. Brandon Jones – P**S****.com
-Basically, unless you can land what you deem a top-5 defense there's no point in drafting one. Brian believes that Miami will once again put up positive fantasy stats that should give him an edge versus weekly opponents, otherwise he would take a high-upside position player. It's a judgment call. If you don't think that, it's a better plan to stockpile talent at WR and RB here, hope it ends up paying off and then just add/drop defenses weekly to play the matchups. Personally, I wouldn't draft a D after Chicago, Baltimore, New England and San Diego this season. It's all personal preference.
-DeShaun Foster is currently atop the depth chart for a traditionally solid rushing team, so he needs to get taken somewhere in here. He's been unimpressive and dangerously close to losing his gig recently, but any starting RB is a valuable commodity this late- and he's one DeAngelo Williams' injury away from 6th-round value.
-LaMont Jordan was a first-round pick last season. As such, he single-handedly ruined seasons. It's been a long year for the young man, but he's saying all the right things about reclaiming his status as an elite RB. He'll have every opportunity to do so while Dominic Rhodes serves a 4-game suspension to start the year. Maybe he does, likely he doesn't, but we're at the point when any potentially productive back will have his named called, and Jordan should be in the thick of it.
-I like the Jerry Porter pick. He clashed before the season even began with then-coach Art Shell, and it turns out Porter was right to disagree with the antiquated offense Fossil Fuel was installing. Jerry is big, strong, fast and has decent hands, so he's a capable backup even on this putrid offense.
-I don't exactly know what to make of this. I'm confused. Sure, he'll play a little WR this season. And he could return 3-5 kicks. That's about it. Don't draft Devin Hester in the 10th round, folks.
-Pittsburgh's rush defense should be much improved under the youthful Mike Tomlin. He did wonders for Minnesota a year ago in transforming them from average to the best team against the rush in football, nearly the best of all time. They're top-6 in my book.
-Great pick. Heavily used RBs don't last forever, and we rarely see their downfall coming. Marshall Faulk. Priest Holmes. Shaun Alexander. Larry Johnson. LaDainian Tomlinson? Who knows, but Turner is a top-flight backup who would be a second-round talent with LT out of the picture. To burgle the most necessary handcuff in fantasy football from P**S****.com is the icing on the cake. It's a slap in the face . . . with a white glove.
-I've always thought Randy McMichael had the physical size, speed, athleticism and hands to be a premier tight end in the NFL. He's just never had consistent QB play or complementary talent. You couldn't ask for much more than St. Louis, where he'll roam free and rarely face off against more than a solitary, overmatched linebacker. He was also the last viable TE option on my cheat sheet and I needed one.
-Meh. I don't see the point in reaching for a middling defense when there are high-upside players, future studs or valuable handcuffs still on the table. I don't think Philly is worth drafting.
-Let the games begin. Vernand Morency is the handcuff to Brandon Jackson, and it's bound to cause Brian some frustration that he couldn't nab him . . . which may make Morency valuable trade bait.
-I thought about Muhsin Muhammad. Then I realized Rex Grossman is responsible for getting him the ball. Oh, and he's 34 years old. And he's not very good.
-Leave it to the man in Ca$hville to grab the lone WR in Tennessee worth owning, Brandon Jones. We're fans of Vince Young here on a real football level, and he's going to create some scores. Right now Jones is the most likely target all over the field, and his unrefined talent makes him a nice potential sleeper.
Round 11
1. Priest Holmes – P**S****.com
2. Brandon Marshall – The Honda Accords
3. Isaac Bruce – Rushmore Calligraphy
4. Chris Henry – twins15
5. Jay Cutler – Skittlebrau
6. Chad Pennington – McLovin
7. Brett Favre – Fightin' Snow Devils
8. Dallas – JD – 2 Guys & A Mic
9. Daunte Culpepper – The Ghosts
10. Wes Welker – Donaghy's Don
11. Heath Miller – Coach Janky Spanky
12. Ben Roethlisberger – Trevor Masters
-And I'll take . . . Jerry Rice. This is a wasted draft pick–Priest is not going to make the team, or even play football ever again.
-A 4th round pick last season, Brandon Marshall is poised to take over WR2 duties in Denver, and has the quicks to be reasonably effective. He should provide a nice deep threat for Cutler's rocket arm, though he may not see a ton of looks after Javon Walker. His leg is reportedly fully healed.
-Bruce is on his last legs, but he did have 74 receptions for 1,038 yards last season. You're never going to count on him as an every-week starter again, but as a replacement level player for three or four weeks this season you could do worse. I have to emphasize though, these are the rounds where the soundest strategy is to grab multiple young players full of potential, not an elderly one hoping to just fade gracefully.
-Chris Henry is third on the depth chart and unlikely to overtake LenDale White this season, though he may overtake Chris Brown as LenDale's backup at some point. Then again, Chris Brown has a chance to assume starting duties for Tennessee and keep them. It's a weird backfield.
-Cutler was the last QB on the board I wanted to own. I'm a fan of his incredible arm, he's in a great situation, and if somebody told me he'd be a better pro than Matt Leinart or Vince Young in 5 years I wouldn't be surprised at all. I don't intend to bench Carson Palmer much, but injuries do happen. The loser whines about them, the experienced owner prepares for them. Cutler looked great for a rookie down the stretch, and he has weapons on that offense.
-Pennington was a very good QB in 2002. He's been terrible since, missing 25 games and throwing just 41 TDs and 40 INTs over the last four seasons. He seems like a nice guy, but sadly you don't get fantasy points for that. Additionally, the Jets offense will be terrible this season (You heard it here first).
-As a Minnesotan, Favre will never find his way on to one of my rosters. I finally have a logical reason for that to be the case. After setting the single-season record for INTs in 2005 with 29, he had only 18 TDs and 18 INTs in 2006. It's time to hang 'em up for John Madden's latent sexual crush.
-Dallas is an above-average defense, but not worth drafting in my mind. It's unlikely they will produce more fantasy points than a weekly add/drop carousel will versus the league's worst offenses.
-Daunte and Randy Moss are like strangers passing in the night. Culpepper and Moss had a fantastic connection, but the Raiders ditched Moss just months before they acquired Pep. Daunte will start until Russell is ready to take over mid-season, but the Oakland QBs were the worst in fantasy football (and real football) last season. Not much will change in 2007.
-Potentially a savvy pick here, I have a sneaking suspicion that Welker will emerge as a top-3 WR in the New England offense, making him ownable. He could also return some kicks.
-This is a solid pick; Heath Miller will be worth owning all season. A rare tight end drafted in the first round, he has 11 TDs in two NFL seasons. Miller is still young, improving and a strong red-zone threat in an offense that should be improved after Roethlisberger didn't try to commit career suicide in the offseason.
-Speak of the Devil and he shall appear. Big Ben can put up the occasionally fantasy-relevant performance, but he's always been overly hyped due to his team's success in the standings. At this point in the draft, he's a mediocre backup option if you only intend to play him situationally.
Round 12
1. Dallas Clark – Trevor Masters
2. Steve McNair – Coach Janky Spanky
3. Alex Smith – Donaghy's Don
4. Jacksonville – The Ghosts
5. Greg Olsen – JD – 2 Guys & A Mic
6. Joe Horn – Fightin' Snow Devils
7. Eddie Kennison – McLovin
8. Reuben Droughns – Skittlebrau
9. Dominic Rhodes – twins15
10. Chris Brown – Rushmore Calligraphy
11. Jake Delhomme – The Honda Accords
12. Reggie Williams – P**S****.com
-There are very few proven commodities left in the player pool here, so it's worth taking a chance on Peyton Manning's TE. He's the kind of player you can throw out there for a spot start and just hope it's the random week he finds pay dirt.
-The bottom of the proverbial QB barrel is being scraped. McNair's 16 TDs and 3,050 passing yards were not impressive in the least last season, but he's a pro and should be more comfortable in Brian Billick's offense this year. Plus, Mark Clayton is an emerging star and Demetrius Williams could be a major big-play contributor (Before and after he takes Derrick Mason's job).
-I like Alex Smith, and I like the San Fran offense heading into 2007. Smith didn't take the strides many expected last season, but he didn't have much to work with either. With the signing of Darrell Jackson and a healthy Vernon Davis (stud), Smith could be a mediocre backup this year. Just hope you don't have to count on him.
-I'm sounding like a broken record at this point, but don't feel the need to draft a defense if you miss out on the big 'uns. Kicker (Which is wisely absent in this format) and defense are just too unpredictable and too reliant on matchups to necessitate wasting a pick on mediocrity.
-Here we go: JD has a gut feeling Greg Olsen could be a break-out candidate this season, so he spends a late-round pick on him. Well done. That's what this stage in the draft is for: nabbing your sleepers, not being obliged to take a defense you know you'll drop at some point. A first-round pick TE on a team that figures to dump the ball off often, JD just might have something here.
-How pissed is Joe Horn right now? He left one of the most prolific offenses in the NFL to be Michael Vick's go-to receiver. Unfortunately, Mike Vick is going to jail. For a looong time. Remember when Horn was a solid third-round pick? Good times. Despite the nostalgia factor, I'm not interesting in any of Joey Harrington's WRs.
-Brodie Croyle has looked wild this preseason. And erratic. Like, Rex Grossman erratic. Kennison could be his primary target after Tony Gonzales, but in Larry Johnson and Herm Edward's offense that doesn't leave many scraps.
-I had to do it. There was a reasonable chance somebody would scoop up Reuben Droughns before my next pick, and that just wasn't an option for me. I'm depending on Brandon Jacobs' production, but he's an injury worry with his height and upright-running style. In this league with 12 teams and three starting RBs it was absolutely essential I ensured that I owned the New York Giants' rushing production–now I do.
-Rhodes was pretty crappy in the NFL's best offense, so I can't imagine what heights he'll soar to in its worst. With a four-game suspension and inferior talent around him this season, the possibilities for crappiness are limitless.
-What goes around comes around. After describing the sting of other owners losing out on their handcuffs, I lost mine. Chris Brown and LenDale White are neck-and-neck in the Tennessee backfield competition. Brown might even start Week One. While the Titans obviously want LenDale to take over the job, he's been riddled with injuries this preseason and suffered a devastating case of the munchies in the offseason. I was kicking myself after watching Brown slip through my fingers (though he went a round or two earlier than I expected).
-Remember when Jake Delhomme was a top-5 QB? Seems like a decade ago. His love affair with Stevonne Smith figures to continue this season so modest production could be there, but the Panthers passing game is pathetic outside of "Steve." I can't see myself starting Delhomme in a 12-team league very often.
-Sure, he was the 9th overall pick in 2004. But what has he done since? Word on the street is that Reggie Williams might be cut before the season even starts. Rule of thumb: any player who isn't a lock to make their real-life NFL team shouldn't be on your fantasy team. In the offseason that could define his career, Williams has been described as "moping" and "disinterested." Go with Matt Jones or Ernest Wilford if you must, but steer clear of Williams.
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The Barcelona squad arrived in London on Tuesday evening and headed straight to Emirates Stadium for a pre-match press conference.
Manager Pep Guardiola and midfielder Andres Iniesta faced the media ahead of Wednesday's Champions League clash with Arsenal - and subscribers can watch video footage of this now.
They discussed:
- whether Arsenal are better this year
- the threat Van Persie will pose
- the possible return of Samir Nasri
- the attacking nature of both sides
- whether the first leg could be decisive
- Arsenal's possible tactics
- how his team will approach the first leg


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Rotarians Collect Food For Needy
The Rockaway Rotary Club spent Saturday in front of Waldbaum's on Beach 112 Street last Saturday to collect food and other donations for needy Rockaway families. Six loads of donated non-perishables, oranges and baked goods were delivered to a number of local venues. Helping the Rotary members in the collection were the Girl Scouts and other community volunteers. "The collection was a real joy," said club president Nancy Hanson. "Many people handed us full bags of groceries and most were extremely generous with their donations." Pictured, from left, Rotarians Dr. James Kiernan, event coordinator Glen Carballo, club president Nancy Hanson and volunteer assistant Vanessa Valente.


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Hello there good people,
Well I thought it was about time that I got my Arse into gear and actually got round to posting a model to this here challenge.
Like everyone else posting here, Im a massive Star Wars fan, and have been since I can remember. So I thought I would join in.
After having a good look at what everyone was doing, I had a think and ive decided to model a scene based around the SW universe. Hence the title. It going to be a fly on the wall shot of some scout troopers out on patrol, think more along the lines of Troops the fan film.
It will have a sort of comical element to it I hope, but im keeping that under wraps for the time being.
Well heres the start of my Speeder bike, im about an hour in give or take 5 minutes.
Well i hope you like and I hope to keep on updating.


text: I'm not sure what the thinking is exactly, but having just watched the game again I can only say: Ryder nearly won us the game in the last quarter - I think he was the key player on the ground in the 4th. So the only reason he was spared as much time in the ruck before that would be because, A: They are trying to get Ryder more experience as a key forward/thought Carlisle would actually do something useful. B: They were trying to get Bellchambers to wear Jolly down so Ryder could come over the top of him in the last. C: They don't trust Bellchambers up forward/didn't think Bellchambers would get beaten as badly as he did. Given that, Hille is a better match for the team, no matter what the reason was.


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Making its debut this weekend on HBO was last year's child vampire tale, "Let Me In".
Starring Kodi Smit-McPhee ("The Road") and Chloë Moretz ("Kick Ass"), "Let Me In" is a remake of the 2008 Swedish film "Let the Right One In", which was released here stateside on DVD and Blu, and earned quite a reputation for itself as a great horror movie.
As is Hollywood's wont to do, they took the original and remade it for American audiences with an English speaking cast.


text: STEVENS , Philip H., 89, of Skaneateles , died Monday, Jan. 28, 2013. Services will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday at Grace Chapel in Skaneateles. Contributions may be made to Every Child Initiative c/o Mission Church 620 W. Genesee St. Syracuse, NY 13204 or the 10th Mountain Division Association. Arrangements by Robert D. Gray Funeral Home, Skaneateles.


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Elyse is a 17 year old pun connoisseur who resides in the "Lone Star State." She enjoys collaging fashion boards, studying the works of Steinbeck, and designing jewelry.
A reasoning conscious shadows behind life's journey for a High School Dropout.The story seldom begins with a lackluster attitude, but often concludes with the birth of a new statistic. As this silent crisis flourishes throughout the education systems of America, judgmental thoughts continue to increasingly pierce the motives of students. With constant pressures from parents, teachers, and peers, finding a remedy for an unmotivated teenagers negation can lead to confusing burdens and sunken spirits.
Often times, teenagers live with internal oppressions that aren't exposed until the arising of consequences. What happens when their feelings aren't acknowledged, and their quiet cries fail to be heard? Does anybody acquire an ear to hear unspoken words? Statistical information suggest that students' placement on the high school social spectrum severely affect the decisions of teens. Living a mundane life Monday through Friday can potentially cause one's mentality to dive into a lackadaisical coma. Walking through crowded marble halls while feeling neglected and rejected won't encompass positive results. The first step to changing one's situation starts with their thought process. True happiness isn't developed through exterior elements, but rather found in the inner core of oneself. Therefore, despite the adversity's they may face, happiness will still be obtained because it lives within.
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I have a STS 2008 with the same problem, the front drainage are clogged. Di someone now how to fixed? were are the tubes? how to rich it
I have a STS 2008 with the same problem, the front drainage are clogged. Di someone now how to fixed? were are the tubes? how to rich it
I am sorry you are experiencing a leaking water issue through your sunroof. I see you are new to the forum and I would like to welcome you to the Cadillac community. Gregory and I monitor the Cadillac forums and are here to assist. Please contact us via private message and include your full contact information, VIN and current mileage. I would like the opportunity to discuss your situation with you.
Laura M.
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Here's something that may help:
Sunroof Adjustment for Wind Noise & Leaks
There are 4 adjustment screws. First, there are two in the rear. Next, sit in the car with the sunroof closed, carefully peel back slightly the vinyl/rubber trim between the headliner and the sunroof. Work your way toward the front of the car and you will find the other two adjustment screws. To eliminate the noise, you must make an adjustment using all four screws.
Prior to making any adjustment, locate the source of the noise. Take a new, stiff dollar bill and, from outside the car, slide it between the roof and the sliding portion of the glass. Do this on all four sides of the glass and note where the bill slides in easily. This gives you a target area to adjust the glass in that direction. Note: no adjustments should be or can be made to the fixed portion of the glass.
Now, go back inside the car and once again locate the four adjustment screws. These screws can be adjusted with the sunroof in the closed position. Loosen the screws and physically maneuver the glass toward the gaps that you located with the dollar bill. Tighten the screws. Go back outside and do the dollar bill test again. If any new gaps are found, readjust the screws. Take a test drive and the noise should be significantly diminished. I made 3 or 4 readjustments and test drives before I eliminated the noise completely.
Even with the final adjustment, the glass and the roof are not completely flush with each other. In fact, when I adjusted the glass flush, the noise actually became louder. I believe the water leak was due to a misaligned sunroof and not due to a plugged drain or anything else. I have not had any leaking or noise problems since I used the above procedure. It is a trial and error method that takes a little patience but it works well, costs nothing, and the cabin is quieter now than when I bought the car.
Sunroof water leak in passenger floor area
Try using a turkey baster as a toilet plunger and work the drain with water in it. Try the ol in and out routine until it hopefully forces the water and debris out the drain line. Then the light bulb went off. With the drain lines full of water along with the sunroof tray, I put the turkey baster directly on the drain hole and started pumping. I started feeling some resistance and then the clog finally gave way. A perfect stream of water was now flowing onto the driveway at the bottom of wheel well.
Use thick monofilament or weed wacker line to run through the 4 drains. Smooth out the cut end of the line with sandpaper to help it slide through the drains.
Open sunroof.
Front: Take a cup of water and carefully pour into front drain channel to gauge initial drain rate. Use weed wacker line and rod out front drains from roof. The front drain lines run down the "A" pillars and exit out the side (behind the fender) about a foot below the top of the dash, about 3-1/2 feet. Pour more water and observe draining. Run weed wacker line again. Repeat until satisfied. You should notice the run off puddling behind the front wheels and may also observe dirt/sludge/algae that was in the lines.
Rear: The rear drain lines run down the "C" pillars into the trunk and exit out the rear wheelhouses. Peel back the sides of the trunk liner to access the drain lines. The right rear drain line can be seen by removing the battery access cover, but it is difficult to work with unless you peel back the liner. Detach the rear lines from the wheel well grommets and run weed wacker line up the drain lines. The distance from the drain outlet to the sunroof is about 4-1/2 feet. Place the drain line in a bucket or bottle. Carefully pour water into the side drain channels of the sunroof. You may want to have someone pour water in the channels while you observe the flow into the bucket/bottle. Run weed wacker line again. Repeat until satisfied.
All sunroofs leak some water and that leak off is normally handled by the drain lines. IMO this sunroof is a flawed design for two reasons. (1) The fixed portion of the sunroof uses the same type of perimeter seal the moving portion uses and therefore doubles the amount of leak off compared to a standard sunroof; (2) The drain lines are undersized even for a standard sized sunroof. As a result of this, the drain lines, at best, are barely adequate for a light rain. Throw in a little bit of clogging and a more intense rain and we get what we all complain about. After constantly cleaning lines and still living with leaks, I removed my headliner to see if I could resolve this problem. I replaced all four lines with 1/2" I.D. tubing in place of the factory 1/4" I.D. and have had zero leakage even in a total downpour (I live in Florida).
Use 1/2" I.D - 5/8" O.D. clear hose from any hardware store. I considered 3/8", but why not not use the largest size that will fit?
The 4 drain nipples on the corner of the sunroof are 1/2 O.D. There is a grommet on each corner that reduces them to 3/8 O.D. to fit the original drain lines. The clear hose fit perfectly on the sunroof nipples once the reducer was removed. There are clips on the stock hose that keep them in place (2 in the rear and 3 in front - 2 on "A" pillar, 1 under dash). Remove the clips from the stock hose, tape precut lengths of new hose to them (roof side) and then pull the whole thing through the trunk and underdash, respectively. Place a grommet around the front lines and secure the grommet to the existing inner fender holes. The fronts were a pain to get to and you have to slightly enlarge the hole to accomadate the larger grommet. The rears were easy. Secure the new hose to a 1/2 nipple and push it through the existing wheelhouse grommet.
Removing and reinstalling the interior parts (especially the headliner) takes patience and took the longest time, but is not overly difficult. I removed the headliner from my car, but I would recommend leaving it in and trying to work around it. There are two electrical harnesses that are glued to the headliner that I had to remove and then reattach when installing.
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What so you mean about the 1 under the dash and how does that one come into play? Is it the AC condenser drain tube or related to the sunroof? How do you get to that one under the dash?
The nylon clips clamp around the hose and then push into a body hole with a barbed end. In order to pull the stock hoses out you have to remove these clips. The front hoses have two clips on the "A" pillar that are easily removed. There is a third hose clip that can only be removed by reaching under the dash. The sunroof drains only drain the sunroof.
*Remove the front kick panels (these are the plastic side panels under the dash - to the left of the driver's feet, right of the passenger's feet.
*Remove under dash trim plates - plastic panels under driver and passenger dash area - both have lights that need to be unplugged. Passenger side has airbag control module (I think it was) that needs to be unplugged also.
*Once these panels are removed, reach up and peel back the carpeting from the outer corners. The carpeting has attached insulation and is fairly rigid so takes a little effort to move. On the drivers side there is also a styrofoam wedge (dead pedal) that I found easier to remove and then glue back to the carpeting.
*With a light, look up under the dash to the now exposed side area (I ended up on my back for this part). You should see the drain hose coming down (if you follow the hose up you should now see the third clip) and then going through an access hole and finally plugging into a grommet in the inner fender. Tugging a little on the drain hose from above (while you're lying under the dash) may help to identify what you are looking at.
Thanks This will help me very much.
Glad to help. You're welcome.
Great! My sunroof has wind noise too. I'll adjust it this evening. So once you've found the gap you loosen the screws to loosen the glass and move the whole assembly in that direction?
I have not had to do this personally. I have compiled a list of items that pertain to our cars into a "CTS Knowledgebase". I keep some random repairs and DIY stuff.
Hello, I am new to this forum.
I just purchased a CPO 2012 CTS-V just over a month ago, love the car!
EXCEPT today, after raining for 3 days straight and raining for the past two weeks off and on,I noticed my cars interior to be soaked. The rear passenger footwell area is socked. So I looked in the trunk where the battery is located, I noticed that the battery has water and condensation on it.
So I call up my local Cadillac dealership in Waldorf MD, the amazing lady there told me the drain lines get clogged all of the time. She said it's NOT covered under warranty. I have to pay for anything related to water damage. My rear interior is soaked and it's my fault that I just purchased this car not even a month ago and now it's all my fault!
Also, I have noticed that recently there has been a poop smell to my interior... I thought I might have stepped in dog crap...but I know I am super careful with my car PERIOD. So I assume that the smell is due to my interior being wet.
Does anyone know if a wet interior can smell like faint poop??
Also, can anyone lease help me find a Cadillac service center that actually cares???
I live in southern MD, I am close to DC I am willing to drive to have my car looked at.
To the Cadillac service center in Waldorf MD, they are a GM/Honda service center, so maybe they don't actually specialize in Cadillac service?
First, welcome to your Forum. Glad to have you with us.
Since I live in Florida I can't help with a dealer, but someone out there surely can.
If anyone can help you, it is Lindsay Cadillac in Alexandria VA. They will do whatever they can to make it right, and they have great techs and great service advisors, and a great service manager. That having been said, though, if GM says it's not a warranty item, you can't expect a dealer to do it for free. You would need to work with GM.
But Lindsay is among the best in the business.
Had flood water just creep into the carpet in my old Camaro. Yes, it will smell moldy in no time. Once the jute underneath is soaked you're screwed. I ended up getting all new carpet and it looked great afterwards. Best of luck with it.
Same thing happened to my dad's Lexus, trapspeed. Remove/replace that carpet and good to go. In the Florida sun it took no time to get moldy and phew-y!
Welcome to the forum, I am sorry it is not under better circumstances.
I understand your frustration with this situation and I would like to look into it for you. If you would please PM me your VIN, mileage, and contact information, I can set up a service request and contact a dealership on your behalf. Hope to hear from you soon.
Austin J.
Cadillac Customer Care
I'm having the same leaking sunroof with my 2008 Cadillac CTS with only 18,000 miles. I would like to know if GM will cover the expense on my leaks. I live in the NYC area. Please help!!!
Offhand, I don't believe GM will help you. Your '08 has gone beyond its warranty.


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Merry Christmas! I wish you and yours a very Merry Christmas! Hard to believe it's Christmas again, things always seem to sneak up on me and the years are flying by! I don't know how many people read blogs on Christmas, but I'm posting anyway. My family has quieter, low key Christmases, so we're usually back home and in our pj's by 5; it's a great time to be quiet and restful. My favorite part of Christmas is the Christmas Eve party at my grandparents' house. I swear, if there was video footage of Christmas Eve, every year would look exactly the same! Some people come and go, and everyone has aged; but for as long as I can remember, Christmas Eve has been the most consistent thing in my life. There will be all the food only eaten once a year; fried chicken, dumplings, stuffed cabbage, kielbasa and sauerkraut, green bean casserole, cucumber salad, jello salad, pickles & olives, rolls, and Slovak cookies. This is the meal to end all meals.
I've tried to amp up the dessert portion of the evening with trays of Christmas cookies. We're not a family of formal dessert eaters; so usually it's individual desserts. This year, I have not made as many cookies, so I made mini eggnog cheesecakes and hot cocoa cupcakes, recipes to follow! I so rarely have the opportunity to bake for my family; it's lovely to share with them!
If you're waking up this Christmas morning with nothing to bring to the family party, let me suggest this eggnog! I'm sure this is the only gift you need. Making homemade eggnog is much simpler than I anticipated and tastes completely different than store bought. It's not weirdly yellow and tastes of fresh cream, nutmeg, and bourbon. The rum/bourbon combo packs a kick and cuts through the decadence of the drink. You only need a small serving to feel festive and joyous! I can't wait to come home to more!
One Year Ago - Sugar Cookie Trees & Wreaths
Boozy Eggnog Adapted from Brown Eyed Baker Yield - 3 8-ounce servings
1 1/4 cups heavy cream 3 eggs 3/4 cup sugar pinch of salt 2 tablespoons dark rum 1/4 teaspoon bourbon 1/2 teaspoon vanilla freshly grated nutmeg 1/2 cup heavy cream
- Warm the 1 1/4 cups of heavy cream in a medium saucepan until it simmers, but doesn't boil.
- In a medium bowl whisk together the eggs, sugar, and salt until pale yellow. Whisk in the simmering cream in a slow and steady stream.
- Pour the mixture back into the saucepan and heat until the mixture reaches 170 ˚F. Pour the mixture through a fine sieve into a clean bowl.
- Mix in the rum, bourbon, vanilla, and about half of a freshly grated nutmeg.
- Cover and refrigerate.
- Before serving whip the remaining 1/2 cup of heavy cream into soft peaks. Fold the whipped cream into the eggnog and serve with freshly grated nutmeg on top.


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So at my work we have a few 06 Nissan Altimas, all with 70k to 105k on them, mostly highway.
First off i noticed that the steel rims rusted really fast. its an 06 and all i can see behind the wheel covers is rust.
Second, they all have highway miles on them and every single one of them the front bumpers and the hood are horribly chipped beyond repair besides new paint.
Third all of the interior hard plastics like door handles and control bezels are all peeling and looking crappy or the paint is flaking.
I have noticed all of these ailments on many different models of Nissan and not so much on other cars except for VW and Audi, they really suck to get clean and dont last very long.
We have many other makes of cars and trucks that are not even close to this bad but same mileage as well as i have owned other vehicles that dont come close to this.
ON to VWs and Audi's
I can never seem to get the upholstery and the carpet to come clean in an audi or VW, the dirt just keeps coming up no matter how good of a vac or extractor the shop has. Also the interior plastics seem to peel and flake just like the Nissans do.
Is this just more of Nissan and VW/Audis lack of quality? In what are supposed to be well made cars?
This is 1 of the altimas with the bad front bumpers:
Re: Nissan paint... SUCKS VW/AUDI interiors.
I would guess the Altimas are sales cars....meaning drug reps and salesman/woman drove them. All highway miles and probably not serviced or cared for on the exterior besides a trip through the auto carwash once a month. My body shop gets Enterprise rent a cars before they are sold.....yo should see some of them and they have 10-30K miles on them
Re: Nissan paint... SUCKS VW/AUDI interiors.
Looks like a badddd case of road rash....I'm sure they were never washed or cared for it....
Anything can go to sh!t quick if abused...
Re: Nissan paint... SUCKS VW/AUDI interiors.
That's how my front bumper looks like.
Re: Nissan paint... SUCKS VW/AUDI interiors.
Well we would have never known if you didn't just tell us Paulie....LOL!!!
Re: Nissan paint... SUCKS VW/AUDI interiors.
To me it just seems like both a lack of maintenance and poor paint quality. My mothers 01 Impala has 124k highway miles over a highway that is always under construction and its not even close to being that bad.
Re: Nissan paint... SUCKS VW/AUDI interiors.
Audi's are not cheap quality. That kind of shocks me that you would say that. Basically everything made by Chrysler is under par. Cheap plastic in almost every model.
My guess is, They don't take care of their cars. But that can happen in any car.
Re: Nissan paint... SUCKS VW/AUDI interiors.
Windows do not always like to move up or down in the winter.
Carpets and upholstery are incredibly hard to get clean.
The soft feel plastics used on door handles and bezels peel and flake.
Wheels are very hard to get clean poor finish quality and harsh brake pad residue or dust that easily ruins wheel finish.
Im sorry but i have seen old beat up Chrysler products that i would take any day over an old or beat up vw or Audi.
I am not saying this of new products from audi and vw because i have not had any experience with them but the older pre 2003 stuff is junk IMHO and i have detailed alot of them.
Re: Nissan paint... SUCKS VW/AUDI interiors.
Re: Nissan paint... SUCKS VW/AUDI interiors.
Before my jeep I had a 3.5SL altima and that was fully loaded. I loved the speed just it was very plasticy. The door pannels, the dash everything was put together like sh*t. And that bumper looked a lot like my bumber except mine was black. (Even worse) My 03 Maxima GLE was put together a lot better than my Altima and was more solid of a ride though the altima was faster.
Re: Nissan paint... SUCKS VW/AUDI interiors.
I cant speak for Nissan, But Ive have had a few Audis and IMO not many cars in its class can touch it Quality wise. I've had my 02 AR for 7 years and it still looks like new. has 86k on the clock, I drive it down south, and to VA once a month.
Re: Nissan paint... SUCKS VW/AUDI interiors.
Dont get me wrong, i love how an AUDI handles and i love the Allroad, But the doro handles and the cloth seats and carpet do not last at all. Every older audi or VW i have had to detail has has peeling and delaminating door handles and the cloth seats or carpet just wont come clean.
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South Carolina's unemployment rate remains among the highest in the nation, but if you're a Republican political hack willing to throw your support behind one of several equally unsavory GOP presidential options … work abounds. Thanks to the quadrennial "First in the South" presidential primary, our little backwoods banana republic is teeming with political job opportunities.
We haven't written many stories about which Palmetto political operatives are working for whose presidential campaigns because frankly we don't care … this is a positively atrocious field, people, and besides – the value of consultants is plummeting as voters are focusing less on rhetoric and more on candidates' bottom line positions.
Want to mount a competitive campaign in South Carolina (or anywhere)? Hire a fiscally conservative policy analyst … and then tell people precisely how you're going to cut taxes and spending.
Anyway, there's been plenty of political hiring going on in anticipation of next year's big primary – but many of the bigger names in the field have been holding off on hiring S.C. hands.
Also a lot of talented Palmetto politicos – like Charleston-based media guru Chris Drummond, veteran Columbia strategist Bob McAlister, SCGOP executive director Joel Sawyer, Club for Growth state director Matt Moore and new media specialist Wesley Donehue – are still in the free agent pool.
After mounting a full-court press in South Carolina in 2008 (en route to a disappointing fourth place finish), former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney – generally considered to be the national front-runner – appears to be focusing his energies elsewhere in 2012. Not only has he refrained from hiring any Palmetto political operatives this go-round, but he's skipping next month's GOP presidential primary debate in Greenville, S.C.
Meanwhile Mike Huckabee – who leads the field among southern voters and who would likely be the front-runner in South Carolina if he decides to run – has yet to hire a consultant in South Carolina. Sources tell FITS that he has had extensive talks with S.C. Rep. Rick Quinn, Jr., though.
Real estate mogul Donald Trump and former Vice President Sarah Palin? As far as we can tell neither of these big-name, big-money candidates has hired anybody in South Carolina. Also, with the exception of one book signing back in December, Palin hasn't been seen in the Palmetto state since.
Second-tier contenders, however, have been busy making visits and scooping up operatives left and right.
Former U.S. House Speaker Newt Gingrich, for example, has been attending local GOP conventions and has hired former SCGOP Chairman Katon Dawson and Walter Whetsell to manage his South Carolina efforts.
Meanwhile, Mississippi Gov. Haley Barbour has also been a regular visitor to the Palmetto state and has hired Charleston-based consultant Jim Dyke to run his national communications effort. He's also picked up veteran consultant J. Warren Tompkins (who backed Romney in 2008) and Upstate Republican Chip Felkel.
Richard Quinn, Sr. – arguably the most powerful political consultant in the state – is backing former U.S. Ambassador to China Jon Huntsman, as is former Mark Sanford aide Chris Allen. Both supported John McCain in 2008. Earlier this week it was announced that Jon Lerner – Sanford's former pollster and Gov. Nikki Haley's top political advisor – would be advising former Minnesota Gov. Tim Pawlenty.
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Stockholm Resilience Centre offers interdisciplinary courses on first (Undergraduate), second (Master's) and third (PhD) levels of University education. Want to know more about our courses? Click here!
Our engagement in science-policy-practice activities has increased steadily over the years and range from high-level UN dialogues to local resilience assessments. Want to know more about our policy work? Click here!
The laboratory aims to provide support and stimulate research and innovation by integrating social and ecological approaches, as well as combining qualitative and quantitative methods. It also aims to develop methods for cutting-edge research in some selected areas where we perceive synergies between the currently applied Information and communications technologies and social-ecological system (SES) research.
To achieve this, the lab serves as a "hub" connecting a set of research groups facilitating new transdisciplinary research approaches. These include for example combining different quantitative methods to study SES from experiments to network analysis to dynamic modeling to generate a multi-faceted understanding of SES. It is also a place for mutual learning and exchange of experiences in modeling SES.
The Lab aims to integrate social and ecological data and combine qualitative and quantitative methods to increase scientific understanding of social-ecological systems.
Designated IDRISI Centre
The lab has, by Clark Labs at Clark University in USA, been designated to be one of a few official IDRISI Resource Centres in the world.
IDRISI is a GIS software that handles both vector and raster based GIS. It can also be used for import and analysis of remotely sensed data in many formats. IDRISI also offers spatial statistical functions.
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The lab is involved in SRC research projects where programming/databases/data analysis/modeling/GIS plays a significant role. The criterias for selecting research projects for lab involvement are as follow (one or several should apply):
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- The end product developed, or the technological solution used, should be of interest outside the project as well (i.e. it should benefit a broader SRC-audience).
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Two Afghan policemen died and two more were wounded in an ambush in eastern Afghanistan yesterday, officials said, while an international soldier died in a separate incident.
The interior ministry said the attack in Dara-I-Nur district in Nangarhar province was carried out by the "enemies of peace and stability", a term often used to describe the Taliban, who claimed responsibility for the attack.
Afghan security forces are frequently targeted by the Taliban and other insurgents who have been waging war in the impoverished country since a US-led invasion almost ten years ago.
Meanwhile, a coalition forces soldier died elsewhere in eastern Afghanistan yesterday, the International Security Assistance Force (ISAF) said, without giving further details in line with policy.
Eastern Afghanistan, close to the border with Pakistan where insurgents have hideouts, is frequently the scene of fierce fighting.
A total of 135 foreign troops have died in Afghanistan so far this year, compared to 711 for the whole of 2010, according to the independent website iCasualties.org.
The traditional fighting season has got under way in recent weeks with the start of spring.
In a third incident in Kapisa province, northeast of the capital Kabul, two crew members were rescued after a coalition helicopter crash-landed.
The helicopter apparently came down after hitting a cable, said Kapisa deputy provincial governor Aziz Ul Rahman.
"Initial information we have says that the a helicopter of the foreign forces has hit a cable that the local people in Alasay district had erected between two mountains to ferry rocks," he said.
Two Afghan policemen died and two more were wounded in an ambush in eastern Afghanistan yesterday, officials said, while an international soldier died in a separate incident.


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4-H programs are instrumental in helping today's youth become healthy, productive citizens for tomorrow. While participating in hands-on learning experiences in a wide variety of subjects, youth gain life skills, including communication, leadership, citizenship, and decision-making. These learning experiences may be during a summer camp, an in-school program, a special event, or within the community club setting.
In fact, there's proof of 4-H's positive impact on youth. Youth development scholar Dr. Richard Lerner works with researchers at the Institute for Applied Research in Youth Development at Tufts University to conduct the 4-H Study of Positive Youth Development. The longitudinal study has found that, when compared to other youth, young people involved in 4-H are:
•Nearly two times more likely to get better grades in school;
•Nearly two times more likely to plan to go to college;
•41 percent less likely to engage in risky behaviors; and
•25 percent more likely to positively contribute to their families and communities.
While the 4-H program has changed and expanded in many ways, the 4-H community club has provided the most dramatic impact on youth's lives. Youth have the opportunity to participate in one of the 4-H community clubs located throughout the county, developing the skills they need to succeed both today and in the future. Besides the over 200 different projects that youth can enroll in, clubs plan field trips, community projects, and fun outings during the year.
Beyond the club level, 4-H members can take part in workshops related to project areas, participate in leadership conferences, or attend 4-H Camp.
The 4-H year began on September 1; however, youth ages 8-18 are invited to join 4-H at any time throughout the year.
To be eligible to exhibit in the 4-H Show, new members must enroll by April 15. Current 4-H members may add or change their project selections until April 15.
For youth ages 5-7, the 4-H Cloverbud Program offers cooperative hands-on learning activities to help kids explore art, plants, animals, science, and the environment. Members also engage in group activities that promote personal development, healthy lifestyles, and a sense of citizenship.
For more information about becoming a 4-H member or volunteer, please contact the University of Illinois Extension office. In Livingston County call (815) 842-1776, in McLean County call (309) 663-8306 and in Woodford County call
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Don't Miss the St. Luke's Fish FryApril 2, 2014
EUREKA – The famous St. Luke's Fish Fry will be held from 4:00 – 6:30 PM on Friday, April 11 at the St. Luke's Catholic Church on Reagan Drive. It's an all-you-can-eat meal featuring deep fried fish with potato salad, green beans and the ever popular hush puppies. The price is $10 for adults and $5 for children under 12. In addition, the Women's Guild will have a supply of pie and cake for purchase. Carry-outs will be available. For more information, call 467-4855.


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Oak Creek Soroco track and field coach David Bruner is understandably excited for Friday and Saturday's regional meet at Stocker Stadium in Grand Junction.
With five relay teams rated in the top five regionally, it's possible Bruner will take a busload of athletes to the state track meet May 18 and 19 in Pueblo.
"Our main goal is we want to run our best times at regionals," Bruner said. "We've trained well and worked hard. I'm expecting us to run our best times."
On the girls' side, Bruner said the 4x200, 4x400 and sprint medley relay teams have finished in the top three at nearly every meet. The boys 4x400 and 4x800 meter relays have been in the top five at most meets.
The top three finishers in each event at the regional meet advance to the state meet.
"The perfect scenario would be to get those three girls and two boys relay teams to state," Bruner said. "I think it's realistic. We just have to go down and perform."
In the open events, Soroco boasts several athletes who have finished near the top at virtually every meet.
Among them, Bruner said Traci Schlegel (300-meter hurdles), Sarajane Rossi (800-meter run), Emily Hallenbeck (triple jump), Johnny DeCosta (800-meter run) and Peter Daley (1,600-meter run) all have a legitimate shot of qualifying for state.
While Bruner's optimistic about the meet, the Rams don't travel to Grand Junction at full strength. Along with illnesses, Soroco is battling several injuries, including that of distance runner Amanda Wilson, who hurt her knee at the league meet last Saturday.
Still, Bruner said the conditions in Grand Junction should set up well for the Rams. The forecast calls for warm weather with only a small chance of precipitation, which should make the track softer and faster. Soroco also will have the advantage of competing at a lower elevation.
"I have high expectations for our kids," said Bruner, who will leave with the team today to get a workout in at Grand Valley High School. "I think we have the kids in the right mindset. We've had a great year and they're very deserving of going down there and running well."


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Welcome to the newly christened "Hall of Nations" also known as the Middle School Commons. The Commons now has another nickname, the Hall of Nations! Mr. Clairmont and the Indian Education Committee would like to formally invite you to visit the flags displayed in the Commons. Each flag represents a political entity found in Montana. The exception is the French flag but that one will be here for our biannual French visitors. There is one tribal flag on back-order though from the Rocky Boy Tribe. Happy Viewing!
Click here for the 2013-2014 supplies list.
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Trip to France and Italy information and sign-ups
CMS is offering its 10th trip to France and Italy available to all CMS students and their immediate family. Click here for more info about the Spring Break 2015 trip: March 25 - April 3
Next informational meeting is Jan. 23, Thursday evening from 6:30-8:00 PM with the EF Tours representative. Come and join us for Pizza and beverages and learn more about this fun and exciting trip!
Highlights are: Paris, France / Italy: Venice, Pisa, Florence and Rome
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Our philosophy at the Globe University/Minnesota School of Business network of schools is 'We Care'. We care about our students, our employees and our communities. We promote service and applied learning in our classrooms to give students a quality education and to give back to our communities. We look to see what the community needs are and what resources we have to help.
One of our community partners is Make-A-Wish® Minnesota. Make-A-Wish® Minnesota grants wishes for children with life-threatening medical conditions to enrich the human experience with hope, strength and joy. Make-A-Wish® Minnesota was founded in 1982. More than 3,800 wishes have been granted across the state since that time.
The Make-A-Wish foundation started with one boy's wish. Chris Greicius was 7 years old and his wish was to be a police officer. Numerous individuals came together to grant this wish and Make A Wish was born. There are 62 chapters in the US and its territories. The organization has touched the lives of more than 250,000 children worldwide.
Over the years Globe University/Minnesota School of Business has supported Make-A-Wish® Minnesota with volunteering, service learning projects and financial donations. This year we are proud to have partnered with Make-A-Wish® Minnesota to help participate in granting the actual wish of Sabrina. Sabrina's wish was to write and record her own songs. Sabrina used the facilities of the Institute of Production and Recording as well as the talents of engineer Kevin Bowe and producer Steve Hodge to record her CD "Revolution."
Sabrina performed her songs live on December 14th at the Macy's Believe Day at the Mall of America. She will have her CD release party on Saturday, January 20. Sabrina shares the story of her wish in this short video donated by Globe University/Minnesota School of Business.
All of us at Globe University/Minnesota School of Business are proud to have been able to help make Sabrina's wish come true.


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This is a tribute to the actress Lynne Frederick. I decided to start this site after having difficulty finding much information, or photos of Lynne on the Internet. The little I did find was unfairly negative. So I wanted to restore some balance with the emphasis on the earlier part of her life. In my opinion Lynne was a very lovely and talented actress who deserves to be remembered and celebrated. This tribute is my small contribution to maintaining a positive memory of her on the net, and creating a small resource of material Ive collected, scanned and created myself for any body that is interested to view. You will find photos, film clips and magazine articles about Lynne from my growing collection, which I am adding to constantly. So keep checking back as I gradually add new material.
For people who know any thing about her, she is probably most remembered for being the last wife of Peter Sellers. I remember Lynne most when she was a beautiful, young working actress with a promising career ahead of her. I enjoy watching her film and TV performances, and feel sad that her career was so short. Whatever kind of production she appeared in, her natural talent was obvious and the performances were always excellent.


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Mision Iglesia Cristiana Siloé (Siloam Christian Mission Church), a member of the Conservative Mennonite Conference, was formally organized in 1979 in Los Angeles, California.
In 2011 the leading minister was José Funes and the congregational membership was 65.
Anabaptist (Mennonite) Directory 2011. Harrisonburg, VA: The Sword and Trumpet, 2011: 51.
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Address: 2511 Beverly Blvd, Los Angeles CA 90057-1003
Telephone: 751-679-6459
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Mariners earns respiratory recognition
Mariners Hospital recently received the Quality Respiratory Care Recognition (QRCR) for 2013 from the American Association for Respiratory Care. This is the sixth consecutive year Mariners Hospital received the award, which recognizes the outstanding respiratory care patients receive at the hospital, states a hospital press release.
Mariners is one of only 700 hospitals, or approximately 15 percent in the United States, to receive this national award, which can help patients and families make informed decisions about the quality of the respiratory services in hospitals. Hospitals earning the QRCR designation are held to strict criteria governing respiratory care services, the release states.
Mariners' respiratory therapists provide inpatient and outpatient care to people with asthma, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, cystic fibrosis and lung cancer. The therapists also play a leading role in helping to diagnose asthma, emphysema and other pulmonary problems in the hospital's pulmonary function laboratory.
Prudential team top in nation
The commercial real estate brokerage team of Claude Gardner, Edward Knight & Will Langley of Prudential Knight & Gardner Realty received a Prudential Real Estate Pinnacle Award for the highest commercial gross income (CGI) in the real estate network for 2012. Their CGI made them No. 1 among the nation's 47,000 Prudential Real Estate firms, according to a press release from Gardner.
Pinnacle Awards are given to the top five firms in the Prudential network. Also receiving Prudential Network sales performance awards were Brenda Donnelly (President's Circle), who was the residential top producer for the company, Will Langley (President's Circle) for residential sales, Pat Madiedo (Leading Edge Award) and Walt Lee, Louis Condos, Mary Jo Rostein and Audrey Richter who all achieved the Honor Society awards for their 2012 performance.
Weitz receives real estate honors
Andrea "The Greek" Weitz, a Realtor with Century 21 Schwartz Realty, was recently awarded the "Masters Rubs" level for production levels in 2012.
She was one of only two recipients to be recognized in the Key West office, according to a press release.
"The Greek" was Key West Realtor of the Year in 2011 and is certified as a green Realtor.


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The mission of the Fairfax Volunteer Fire Department is to provide high quality emergency medical and fire suppression and rescue services through the skill, commitment, and cooperative team effort of our volunteers working hand-in-hand with the career staff. We are justifiably proud of the fact that our dual EMS and firefighter certified members perform in fully integrated "minimum manning" duty and leadership positions, from basic EMT/firefighter to Chief.
The volunteer department was formed in 1928. In 1940 the first paid staff members started working along with the volunteers. In 1978 the City of Fairfax started its career department and to this day the volunteers work side by side with the career staff. There are two stations in the city, Station #3, downtown on University Drive (385-7878), and #33, on Lee Highway (385-7943). Currently there are approximately 80 volunteer members and 50 career personnel within the department.
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Leather is a durable upholstery option chosen for its comfort, style and longevity. Yet without the proper care, leather often gets worked and cracked before its time. If you have a leather item you have been storing for a while that looks dry, brittle and worn, don't worry. You have options to help ...View more