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Sub-severe storms developed immediately ahead of a very cold upper low with -30C at its center. Surface temperature/dewpoint was around 55F/44F over the warm sector, which still yielded about 600 J/kg of surface-based CAPE. The most excitment was photographing large quantities of 1/2" to 3/4" diameter hail in the town of Minneapolis (north of Salina, KS). I then photographed a fairly dramatic rainbow at sunset east of Concorida along Hwy 9.
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Mon, 20 Feb 2012 18:05:05 -0600
chase update 6pm. fun little hailstorm chase in north-central ks. hail covered road from penny size hail and a magnificent rainbow to conclude the chase east of concordia. Now heading home!
Mon, 20 Feb 2012 16:23:47 -0600
420p chase update. a cell just formed to my south near Beverly will watch this and follow it for a bit since it is right here
Mon, 20 Feb 2012 16:04:04 -0600
4pm chase update. Heading back to Dodge. Linear storms southeast of me doesn/t look like it/s worth the effort. Oh well, no regrets!
Mon, 20 Feb 2012 15:19:33 -0600
Ahh the first Convective cell of the season... All 17 thousand feet of it!
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11am chase update: in Grainfield doing a little more forecasting, going to head toward the Stockton-Osborne area next.
Mon, 20 Feb 2012 09:08:24 -0600
Chase Day Feb 20 Target: I-70 corridor Hays to Russell, KS area
A classic, compact and fast-moving upper low with an intense mid level
potential vorticity anomaly will be moving across Kansas today. 500mb
temperatures around the center of the closed low will be down to -30C!
It is so cold aloft that the surface warm nose of mid to upper 50s degF
over mid 40s degF would yield 500-700 J/kg of surface-based CAPE.
During the critical 20-22z time frame, the best potential vorticity
advection and resultant lower tropospheric response will most likely be
from Hays to Great Bend, KS. I am starting off at Goodland, so I will
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Hays-Russell by 12:30pm or so. Attached is a morning run of the RUC
model valid 21z with simulated reflectivity and the mid level PV anomaly
with surface winds. The other image is last night's NSSL WRF simulated
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KS by late afternoon.
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Sun, 19 Feb 2012 23:08:13 -0600
In Goodland.. impressive -30C at 500mb and -7C at 700mb, so 500-700 J/kg CAPE potential with a 55/44F surface parcel within the warm nose. Will narrow a target down in the morning.


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Nurse-led telephone interventions for people with cardiac disease : A review of the research literature
Stolic, Snezana, Mitchell, Marion, & Wollin, Judy (2010) Nurse-led telephone interventions for people with cardiac disease : A review of the research literature. European Journal of Cardiovascular Nursing, 9(4), pp. 203-217.
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Background: Nurse-led telephone follow-up offers a relatively inexpensive method of delivering education and support for assisting recovery in the early discharge period; however, its efficacy is yet to be determined. Aim: To perform a critical integrative review of the research literature addressing the effectiveness of nurse-led telephone interventions for people with coronary heart disease (CHD). Methods: A literature search of five health care databases; Sciencedirect, Cumulative Index to Nursing and Allied Health Literature, Pubmed, Proquest and Medline to identify journal articles between 1980 and 2009. People with cardiac disease were considered for inclusion in this review. The search yielded 128 papers, of which 24 met the inclusion criteria. Results: A total of 8330 participants from 24 studies were included in the final review. Seven studies demonstrated statistically significant differences in all outcomes measured, used two group experimental research design and valid and reliable instruments. Some positive effects were detected in eight studies in regards to nurse-led telephone interventions for people with cardiac disease and no differences were detected in nine studies. Discussion: Studies with some positive effects generally had stronger research designs, large samples, used valid and reliable instruments and extensive nurse-led educative interventions. Conclusion: The results suggest that people with cardiac disease showed some benefits from nurse-led/delivered telephone interventions. More rigorous research into this area is needed.
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After an embarrassing loss to the New Jersey Nets on Sunday, the Boston Celtics hit the road to Detroit to take on the Pistons Tuesday night. Paul Pierce was set to return from his thumb injury, and although he did not play that well, his presence might have been enough to push the C's back into a winning mood. The Celtics took this one, winning 105-100.
The Celtics moved the ball around very well as six different players scored in double digits. Ray Allen had an impressive game after his lackluster performace against the Nets, as he scored 18 to lead all scorers. Ray is now averaging 19.6 points per game during his last five games.
Rajon Rondo had another double-double, his seventh in a row, by putting up 15 points and dishing out 11 assists. Kevin Garnett looked good again as he is returning to his dominant form, by scoring 14 points and grabbing nine rebounds. Rasheed Wallace also scored 10 points against his former team.
The Celtics' bench had an impressive night as well, by scoring 39 points in all. Glen Davis had an impressive second half with 12 points and Nate Robinson was extremely impressive with his 14 points. Robinson only played 15 minutes and shot 4-5 from beyond the three point line. Who said this guy couldn't shoot three's?
Shelden Williams saw some decent playing time (finally!) with the C's being down a big man without Perk. Williams scored six points and grabbed four rebounds while Brian Scalabrine (you know the other guy who is the same height and position as Williams and is on the bench too) played for only a few seconds did absolutely nothing. I make a plea to Doc Rivers, please play Williams over Scal. Williams actually plays his position of C/F by staying under the basket and does not stand outside the three point line doing nothing like your other back-up centers, ("cough Rasheed Wallace cough Brian Scalabrine cough"). Williams averages more points and rebounds than Scal, he is younger, and can prove that he can play better off the bench. What more is there to say?
Anyways, for the Pistons Jonas Jerebko from Sweden was the go-to guy. He was the Piston's leading scorer with 16 points and 10 rebounds. Tayshaun Prince and Richard Hamilton both had 15 points and Rodney Stuckey added 13 points.
One has to feel a little bad for the Pistons who in the off-season tried to get back to contention status by acquiring Charlie Villanueva and Ben Gordon, but just cannot get anywhere. The stat was brought up tonight that the Pistons, as a team, have missed 105 games total due to injuries this season. Tuesday's game also added to that scare with Tayshaun Prince going down with an ankle injury in the third quarter and Ben Wallace leaving the game in the fourth with a knee injury. Prince eventually returned to the game, but Wallace had trouble even walking off the court on his own.
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15 Nostalgic Back-to-School Items
Back-to-School time is upon us! Check out these supplies you may have brought to school way back when...PHOTO: Flickr: laffy4k
The Backpack. Whether it was your favorite color or had your favorite cartoon character on it, your backpack was an essential piece of your back-to-school garb.PHOTO: Flickr: aka Jens Rost
Extra erasers. For when your pencil's eraser gave out, you had these backups ready to stick on the end... Or you may have been the one who suctioned them to your face.PHOTO: Flickr: John Watson
Folders. Also donning your favorite color or superhero, these bad boys were soon to be stuffed with so many papers that the seam would tear!PHOTO: Flickr: Marcia Cirillo
The calculator watch. This back-to-school piece was for the student that was always right and right on time.PHOTO: Flickr: jonrawlinson
Scented Markers. Bringing an aromatic touch to your artwork, these markers ranged from 'cherry' to 'something that kind of smells like black licorice'.PHOTO: Flickr: San Jose Library
The Compass and Straightedge. Not sure how these were ever allowed in school... Seemed more useful for an appendectomy rather than for a geometry lesson.PHOTO: Flickr: noinkstains
The Trapper Keeper. Whether you had the velcro strap or metal buckle, these themed binders held your most secret notes from your friends... and maybe some homework.PHOTO: Flickr: Ethan Hein
Rubber Cement. This odorous adhesive made its appearance during arts-and-craft times in the classroom.PHOTO: Flickr: Steve Snodgrass
Lisa Frank supplies. If you were a fan of kitties, puppies, rainbows, or unicorns, Lisa Frank was a part of your back-to-school shopping.PHOTO: Flickr: Manitoba Coupon Maven
The Lunch Box. Whether yours was made of tin or plastic, the themed lunch box was a part of almost every student's cafeteria experience... Now only if we knew that they'd be so collectible today!PHOTO: Flickr: Dee Speed
Box of Crayons. Nothing was more satisfying than opening up a brand new box of crayons... and sharing your favorite color was totally optional.PHOTO: Flickr: Dion
Pencil Grips. While some were rubber and some were foam, they developed our grip and protected our tiny fingers from a hard day of writing.PHOTO: Flickr: Aprilyn Podd
Gel pens. Available in nearly every color imaginable, teachers would still express their discontent for assignments submitted in lime-green.PHOTO: Flickr: Cory Schadt
The Glue Stick. Essential for any science fair poster board, these helped hold your presentations (and occasionally your fingers) together.PHOTO: Wiki commons
The Pencil Sharpener. This device always gave us a reason to walk across the classroom and make noise at any given time.PHOTO: Wiki Commons


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Report: Man leads police on 80-mph chase because he was 'bored'
Published: Sunday, September 22, 2013 at 6:01 p.m.
Last Modified: Sunday, September 22, 2013 at 6:01 p.m.
An 18-year-old Gainesville man on a dirt bike led police on a chase that hit 80 mph Saturday evening before he ditched the bike and was captured hiding in a house, a report said.
Following the chase, which ran through a city soccer field and over several streets, Daron Brown told police he fled because "I was bored.''
Brown, of 113 NE 20th St., was driving a red dirt bike at 6:25 p.m. when he passed Gainesville Police Officer Daniel Abbott, who was parked at 1200 NE 15th St., the report said.
Brown was speeding and driving recklessly, Abbott said, and the bike did not have a license plate. Brown drove south and turned into the Martin Luther King Jr. Recreation Center when he began driving in circles.
Brown then sped back onto Northeast 15th Street where he saw Abbott in his patrol car, then went back into the park and sped west the report said.
Brown exited the park into Northeast 12th Street and went north where another officer tried to stop him as he crossed Northeast 16th Avenue. The chase reached 80-90 mph, the report said.
The driver crossed Northeast 23rd Avenue, went east to Northeast 15th Street then into a yard at 2831 NE 15th St. Brown dropped the bike in the backyard and hid in the house. Police surrounded the house and Brown surrendered.
He acknowledged that he had fled from the police and said he did so because he was bored, the report said.
Brown was arrested on a charge of fleeing police and driving an unregistered vehicle. He was being held Sunday in the Alachua County jail on a $12,000 bond.
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Blake Griffin: 2Pac Fan
A quick funny video to break up your day as this weekend revealed that Blake Griffin is definitely a 2Pac fan. Here he is in a fourth quarter timeout, singing the chorus to "California Love" as Sasha Vujacic sits next to him debating whether or not to join in. He's a new Clippers teammate, still feeling his way out. Ha! Enjoy.


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The Chilean converted a controversial first-half penalty before the striker added a cool second before the break to seal a comfortable win for Antonio Conte's side.
A controversial penalty call allowed Vidal to hand his side the lead from the spot after 23 minutes before Argentine striker Tevez latched on to Kwadwo Asamoah's pass to double the advantage before the break.
The visiting side had Mattia Perin to thank in the second half for keeping the score respectable, but the club struggled to muster meaningful chances of its own, allowing Antonio Conte's side to cruise to a morale-boosting win following recent defeats to Real Madrid and Fiorentina.
Genoa omitted Francelino Matuzalem from the starting XI after the midfielder was caught drinking and driving this week, while Leonardo Bonucci, Mauricio Isla and Kwadwo Asamoah returned to the Juventus lineup following a 2-1 Champions League defeat to Madrid.
Perin thwarted Paul Pogba in the 12th minute as the midfielder failed to get the ball out of his feet before Llorente's lofted follow up was also saved.
His next stop from the same player was far more impressive – reacting to keep out a point-blank volley having palmed Tevez's right-wing center towards the former Athletic Bilbao striker.
The crossbar came to Perin's rescue in the 19th minute as Vidal's crisply struck 25-yarder cannoned to safety.
Giorgio Chiellini then headed narrowly over from a corner and Genoa's laboured resistance was finally broken when Davide Biondin sent Asamoah tumbling in the area, although the contact appeared to be fractionally outside the box. Vidal dispatched the spot kick emphatically.
Perin was called into action with another superb save three minutes later, this time denying Andrea Pirlo, who skilfully held off Thomas Manfredini to get a shot away.
Biondin was almost the Genoa villain again on the half-hour mark when he was needlessly dispossessed by Pogba, only for the former Manchester United man to shoot beyond the far post.
Tevez added the seemingly-inevitable second goal for Juve, shielding the ball from Juraj Kucka after collecting Asamoah's low cross and swiveling away from Sime Vrsaljko before drilling home a left-footed strike.
Genoa boss Gian Piero Gasperini made a double change at the interval, sending on Giannis Fetfatzidis and Moussa Konate in place of Luca Antonelli and Alberto Gilardino, while also altering his team's shape to match the home side's 3-5-2 formation.
Juventus' forwards once again found Perin in inspired form as he beat away a venomous 52nd-minute drive from Tevez and touched over Llorente's first-time attempt from the rebound.
The match began to meander as Juventus sat comfortably on what it had and Genoa still failed to make any significant attacking impression.
Juve is now level on 22 points with second-placed Napoli and hot on the heels of league leader Roma, while Genoa sits just above the relegation zone with two wins from nine matches.


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Really mild cam for a 454, that is an unusual statement. It is NOT mild in a 454. It is a hot cam.
Sure it will drive. The range that cam excels in you cannot do on the street. If you are driving around, not racing , why would you go to that level. So that you can have it cam at idle. You can get a rough idle with less cam, and be happy on the street. Take all traffic situations into consideration. Make sure that it does not attract law enforcement personal. A .650 lift is going to need a open exhaust to take advantage of the flow.
If you do not care, that is so Rebelious .
If you want to make the most of a street driven vehicle, you would probably build it to perform in the range of daily operation. In what situation, other than racing, would a .600 be more beneficial than a .500 lift. A half inch lift is going to lope, and perform well.
The diffrence in power with soild and solid roller cams is not amazing. You are not getting 50hp by retrofiting a roller solid from a solid of similar grind.
This sounds like johnny wants to go faster, but listen to reason.
V , ap72 have alot of knowledge and share it well. They can speak volumes about making it faster.
I didn't want a smaller cam because I hated running out of power. Yeah normal street was great but freeway was not impressive. Maybe it was my combo at the time. But .560lift on a 454 wasn't very impressive. Fun on the street but didn't pack a punch maybe a jab
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Ryan Star (born January 7, 1978) is an American singer-songwriter and musician from Long Island, New York. He was also a reality television contestant on the CBS show Rock Star: Supernova. Biography Star was born Ryan Star Kulchinsky in Huntington, New York on Long Island, and grew up in nearby Dix Hills. He was 14 years old when he formed his first band called Stage. They released a four EPs - "Black" in 1997, "Blue" in 1999, "White" in 2000 and "The Final" in 2004, and in 1995 studio album "Historical Underdosing" and a self-titled album on Maverick Records in 2002. While still in high school, the band played CBGB's and the Mercury Lounge. When the band parted ways, Star became the solo artist R.Star and released his independently produced debut solo album Songs from the Eye of an El...
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Shutting down a NorthTec arts course in Rawene would be devastating for the small Northland community, a former student says.
NorthTec is currently reviewing its applied arts courses in Whangarei, Kerikeri and Rawene. A consultation document proposes closing the three-year bachelor's course at Kerikeri, the one-year certificate at Rawene and the certificate in photography in Whangarei. That would leave Rawene's two-year diploma the only applied arts course outside Whangarei.
Former student Leona Kenworthy said axing the course would have a devastating effect on a small and mainly Maori community. The diploma would also be at risk because the certificate acted as a feeder course.
Ms Kenworthy said the Rawene tutors had national reputations and the arts programme had helped forge a strong sense of community identity. Graduates had gone on to be self-employed in the arts and had set up businesses, galleries and trusts, boosting Hokianga's economy. Other students had used skills gained on the arts course to move into social work and teaching.
Even if the certificate continued a planned fee rise from $1500 to $6208 would in itself kill the course. Ms Kenworthy said the price hike would bring Rawene into line with Whangarei, but the Whangarei campus offered a lot more including a new state-of-the-art workshop.
Sixty-five students waiting to do the three-year course in Rawene had been told for the past four years there was a good chance it would go ahead. Now, however, even the degree course in Kerikeri was facing the axe.
Ms Kenworthy understood education providers were under financial pressure but they also had an obligation, as stated by the Tertiary Education Authority, to help people ''reach their full potential and contribute to the social and economic wellbeing of the country''.
The outcome of the review will be known later this month.
Council candidate David Williams, who until recently owned Rawene's service station, said the prospect of NorthTec cutting courses made the town's business community nervous. The last time NorthTec scaled back Rawene wasn't a good place to be in business.
He believed the proposed cuts were driven by changes in Government funding.
Writing tutor Janine McVeagh, who helped revive the Rawene campus when moves were afoot to mothball it a decade ago, said there was no risk of that happening now. New courses were starting next semester and she believed a dropped horticulture course was being reinstated.
However, she was concerned about a proposal to increase applied arts certificate fees and that a promised degree course had not yet eventuated. There was strong support from the community for a degree course but there was still work to be done to strengthen Rawene's case.
''It hasn't happened when we expected, but that doesn't mean it won't happen.''
Rawene's applied arts courses were popular and had amazing tutors, she said.
Advocate arts reviewer Laurence Clark said he had reviewed ''extremely good'' artists from the Kerikeri and Rawene courses.
''Northland was going really well in the arts. This looks like going backwards,'' he said.
Ironically, the proposal to close some of Northland's top applied arts courses comes as Whangarei District Council considers building a multi-million-dollar Hundertwasser Arts Centre at the Town Basin.
A 2010 study found creative industries contributed $75 million a year to the Northland economy and employed about 2000 people.


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They look great!
really nice quilts
Those are two very pretty quilts. Thanks for sharing.
You did it!! And it was worth wating for. Beautiful job.
Pretty, pretty! Thanks for sharing!!
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Both quilts are beautiful.
Both are Lovely! Glad you got to post pictures of them. Thanks for sharing.


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Jokinen ties things up for the Canes in Game 1
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18:26: How poetic. Ward scores on Ward. Aaron Ward fires a long bomb from the right point that sails through a group of bodies in front of the net, hits David Krejci's stick in front and then goes right on past Cam Ward. Just like that it's 1-0.
16:46: Pretty good breakout up the ice by Krejci, who held on to the puck and set up a Dennis Wideman blast that Ward was able to block with his body. Krejci has a lot of jump in his legs tonight.
13:53: Good wraparound bid by Eric Staal, but he was immediately pounded down to the ice by Zdeno Chara before he could follow up his shot. Expect to see a great deal of that throughout the series.
13:40: First PP goes to Boston. Penalty on Carolina's Ray Whitney. The B's were 4-for-12 on the PP during the series sweep of the Habs.
13:05: Good glove save by Ward on a Wideman blast from the high point. PP unit is moving the puck really smoothly when they get into the zone. Not a lot of rust so far.
11:18: Great save by Thomas and a painful looking smash into the crossbar for Tuomo Ruutu off a great pass from the left wing by Erik Cole. Ruutu came crashing in with a lot of speed and basically got clotheslined by the crossbar after Thomas shifted to his right to make the save.
The Hurricanes have eight shots for the period, but a good deal of them have been testers from the outside faceoff circles — the exact kind of shots that the Boston defense is trying to force. Thomas can get a clear look at the puck, and if he's an unobstructed look then he's going to almost always stop it.
7:51: Marc Savard reacted is he were hit with a high stick to the face in the offensive zone, but no call from the refs.
6:03: Good open-ice hit by Shawn Thornton on Ryan Bayda that knocked the Canes winger on his keister.
4:25: Great self pass off the boards by Phil Kessel after beating the Carolina D. The speedy Kessel flicked a shot on net that Ward saved, and P.J. Axelsson couldn't get to the rebound.
3:43: Good 2-on-1 rush by the Bruins with Kessel flipping a saucer pass to a rushing Steve Montador. Ward stoned Montador on backhand bid up close at the Carolina cage.
2:01: Weird bounce by a Joe Corvo dump attempt from beyond center ice that handcuffed Thomas a bit. A little reminiscent of that Washington long bomb that somehow squeezed by Thomas in OT.
1:10: All tied. Jussi Jokinen — a great pickup by Carolina on waivers — beat Thomas with a wrister from the high slot with Bayda bearing down on Thomas and eventually crashing into him. Goal counts for Carolina, and they also picked up a goaltender interference call after the score.
The Bruins and Hurricanes are tied at a 1-1 score after one full period of play during Game 1 at the TD Banknorth Garden.


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I think I managed to wake up most of the other folk in the dorm with my alarm clock as I "snoozed" it about 4 times before finally getting up and turning it off. I said my goodbyes to Bendy as I wouldn't see her again until we were all back in Edinburgh and headed off to the ferry terminal. She is heading back to the UK tomorrow before heading onwards to a thunderstormy Menorca for a week of sun, sea, sand and sangria - maybe not all in the same jug! I arrived at the terminal about 10AM and there was a catamaran crossing in about 20 minutes time, I grabbed a ticket, for a scandalous 20 quid, and hopped onboard. There are a number of methods of crossing the Baltic between Tallinn and Helsinki ranging from Helicopters to large over night ferries to long slow ferries (3.5 hours) to catamarans (1.5 hours) the quicker the crossing the higher the price as a rule of thumb. I headed up to the bridge just in time to get a captains eye view heading out of the port of Tallinn. Once in full ocean flow I headed up onto deck for a view of the Baltic coast on the north east of Estonia and to take in some sea breeze before heading back in for a coffee and a read on Helsinki.
On arrival I headed straight for the Railway station so that I could dump my pack in one of the storage lockers and just carry my day pack about with me, after all I don't want to be taking out the poor Finns with my rather large backpack, do I? From there, I headed to the TIC and picked up a few maps and then just hopped straight on a guided bus tour around the city. The bus took me on a loop all around the most historic or important buildings in the centre before heading out of the town a bit to the Olympic Stadium and up to the Sibelius monument, in honour of the Finnish composer of the same name. The final stop was a church that has been cut into the ground rather than being built on top of it. *** I will add some more information on the church soon*** The whole ride with an English recorded narration lasted for about 1 and a half hours and cost about 12 quid or so. By the way, the tour was available with Latin narration as well, as Latin has been chosen as the official language of the EU. Go figure!
After a bit of a wander around the town I headed to the Helsinki Horizons exhibit in the Helsinki Museum. The exhibit is all about the history of the city and its growth over time. It had lots of interesting artifacts on display from varying shop layouts from days gone by to tools used in the industrial revolution, a bit of Helsinki trivia for you: Helsinki has been totally obliterated by fires a whole 5 times, the most devastating of which was caused in 1647 by somebody carelessly extinguishing a cigarette, wouldn't have happened if the had the smoking ban, tut tut! After my jaunt around the museum I headed to Stockmans department store for a wander. I am led to believe that the Helsinki Stockmans is the biggest department store in Europe and their slogan is "If you can't get it in Stockmans then maybe it just isn't worth having"! I had a look round for a bit and I guess it pretty much compares to a John Lewis in the UK.
In the evening I met up with a friend Sanna, whom I met during my work placement year, and was born and works in Finland. She had agreed to meet up for a drink and a bite to eat as I was visiting her home country. We had planned to take a ferry across to a nearby island but when we got to the terminal, we must have missed the sailing as the next one wasn't�t due for another half hour. We decided to go for a bite to eat on dry land instead. The restaurant we chose had a film theme and featured posters from a number of Finnish films and some of the menu items were named after famous Finnish film actors. Sanna had to head off to a work engagement so I nipped back to the railway station to grab my pack before meeting the rest of the gang who had set sail from Tallinn earlier that evening. After catching up with them and hearing about their day, we hopped on the airport bus to take us to our residence for the evening - Helsinki Vantaa airport. Lapland here we come!


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So Andy Murray has just said on BBC1 how impressed he was with Mo' Farah's last 53 sec lap as he does his 400 reps in 57 secs. Oh Really Andy?
No he said his best is at 57.
He has a great level of fitness so why doubt him? I'd rather congratulate him on a masterclass in tennis this afternoon.
come on Cop Out....slight difference between doing reps in 57, and doing ONE 400m in 57
it's clearly the latter.
Not the impression I got.
'Intervals at 57 secs' was his phrase which initially raised my eyebrows but then I thought but hold on this is a full time sportsman for whom fitness is paramount, so why not.
Impressive but certainly doable.
No... he said 'I do 400 repetitions, when I'm fresh I can do 57secs'. This says to me that he does his first at 57sec pace and then slows down as he tires. Anyway, amazing tennis - I don't think he was trying to show off, I think he was trying to say 'look what an amazing athlete Mo Farah is'!
I thought he said he did 400 reps, but then said he could run 400 in 57. I bet he could cream me over 400 but that sounds bloody fast for reps.
It would take me about 5 mins to run 400m!
Regardless of what session he was describing, I think he meant it in awe, as he followed on with (and I'm paraphrasing here) "farah ran his last 400 m, having run 9600 m already, in 53" He was saying that he'd found performances like that inspiring, and that the way the team has performed so far these games was a factor in him getting a win today.
People ought to stop looking to rip him to shreds every time he opens his mouth. The number of times people here come back with "that wasn't what I meant" you should all know how difficult it is to be exact in phrasing on the spur of the moment.
"Yes I would like to buy a tv"
" Any particular type"
"Any as long as it doesnt have any sound"
" No sound sir. Why so?"
"Oh i never actually listen to anything anyone actually says I just make it up"
"I understand. Sir will be wanting our "Idiot Set top Box model then"
er what? this chat is chronic.
he clearly said, I am in awe of Mo farah because he ran his last 400m in 53 secs AFTER already running 9600m. he said when fresh, ie his first 400m he can do at best in 57 secs, a full 4 secs slower than Mo. even though Mo has ALREADY ran 9600m. ie Mo is a legend and the fitness involved is mind blowing.
Andy Murray wins gold and takes time to mention how in awe he is of someone like Mo farah and you are still having a go at him because you either cannot understand plain english or simply want to have a pop at him. pathetic!
I have never liked Andy M, until Wimbledon 2012 I didn't think he had 'anything' about him, his emotional outburst there was a little silly but at least he showed some emotion.
During the 'lympics my thoughts about him have totally changed, he was happy, smiling, playing 2 competitive matches a day and, in his interview he wasn't saying he reps 57s/400m he was most definately singing Mo's praisies. Looking at his GF he is punching above his weight though.
Well done to Andy Murray. I actually thought he menat his best 400m rep was 57 secs. Whether he meant it as such I don't know.
But he was congratulating Mo Farah on his great 10,000m win
Two British Olympic Gold medalsits. I'm proud of both of them.
Don't understand why people want to knock him all the time, watch it again cop out and listen properly to the whole interview.
He doesn't support Portugal, this was a joke that has been blown out of all proportion, because he didn't follow it up by hitting a symbol and saying something like "i'm here all week" some people don't realise its a joke.
Well done to him, hope this helps him win more tournaments
I think people want to knock him as his personality in the past has been so dull.
But at the end of the day he is there to play a sport not for his personality.
Having said that, I've never particulary warmed to him either.
He clearly said that at his best he can do his first 400m rep in 57 seconds. If you think he said anything different then have a look on YouTube or iPlayer for the interview and watch it again.
Really sick of all the garbage about him in the media today, he wins gold and silver medals in two events that are not even 2 hours apart, and all anyone seems to care about is how much of the national anthem he sang. Should he be adding in verses of God Save The Queen between his 400m reps? Pathetic.
I think for me, one of the joys of winning a gold medal at the Olympics would be the opportunity to be all subversive and sing the wrong words under my breath. God save our gracious queen, give her a jelly bean... was one of my brother's favourites when we were nippers. Teehee!
Hats off to Murray. Two finals in one day, the lad done good.
Haha, I can only imagine the headlines "MEDALLIST JELLY BEAN SLUR ON QUEEN"
Would be hilarious though
Yeah, you know someone who lip-reads would grass them up!
Slightly convoluted praise of Mo - but I think we know what his sentiment was regardless of whether you like him or not. Wouldn't have thought 79s is out of the question with fresh legs for a rep or two.
Get you Murray interval workout here :
79s Also ran? I think most people on here could comfortable do 79s for a rep or 2
the debate was 57s....and it was clear he meant that was his flat out one.


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By Visalia Rawhide | June 12, 2012 9:44 PM ET
Diamondbacks director of player development Mike Bell expressed his delight in extending the affiliation.
"We were eager to continue our relationship with Visalia and this long-term extension gives us stability and ensures that our prospects have a great place to develop," Bell said. "Rawhide Ballpark is a terrific little facility with a lively atmosphere."
Diamondbacks general manager Kevin Towers, in Visalia this week watching the D-backs' top prospects, has seen the improvements since his playing days in the California League in 1983.
"As someone who played here almost 30 years ago, and now visiting the past two seasons, I'm impressed with the deep history of baseball in Visalia and the intimate atmosphere of the ballpark," he said. "Visalia is a great baseball town and we look forward to many more Rawhide alumni starring for us in the years to come."
The Diamondbacks have aggressively developed prospects over the last decade, and many have come through Visalia. Rawhide alumni such as Justin Upton, Paul Goldschmidt, Wade Miley, Brett Anderson, Colin Cowgill and Jarrod Parker have all gone on to make a substantial impact at the Major League level.
This season, the Rawhide will send four players to the California/Carolina League All-Star Game as Chris Owings, Andrew Chafin, David Holmberg and Raywilly Gomez will represent Visalia on June 19 in Winston-Salem, N.C.
The Diamondbacks' extension is conditioned on improvements to the field lighting, the one significant component of the facility that fails to meet even the minimum Major League Baseball facility standards. The ballclub is currently in talks with the City of Visalia about phasing in a new lighting system that will accommodate the standards set by Major League Baseball. The current light towers have been in place since the ballpark was constructed in 1946.
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The four-year deal is the longest extension a Visalia team has ever agreed on with a Major League affiliate. It also ensures that the Diamondbacks will become the second-longest tenured partner in Visalia professional baseball history behind only the Minnesota Twins (1977-92), who sent future stars Kirby Puckett and Kent Hrbek to Visalia; the affiliation, which began in 2007, will reach its 10th season in 2016.
"We're fortunate to have terrific working relationships with our partners -- the City of Visalia and the Arizona Diamondbacks," said Rawhide president Tom Seidler. "We're proud to now have a facility for affordable family entertainment in the greater Visalia community and we're grateful for the Diamondbacks' continued patience as we work with the city on the phasing in of a standard lighting system. We continue to work toward creating a proper home for professional baseball and the growing number of events at this wonderful community gathering place."
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QUIET chaos is the state in which Pietro Paladini finds himself after the sudden death of his wife, Lara.
He's becalmed, unable to grieve or get on with his life. All he wants to do is sit in the park next to his 10-year-old daughter's school where his existence takes on a tranquil new rhythm regulated by the neighbourhood's daily routines.
He plays whimsical games with a Down syndrome boy who comes by every afternoon with his mother. He strikes up a relationship, sustained only by glances and waves, with a beautiful dog walker. And he finds that his deceptive air of serenity has become a magnet for his family, friends and colleagues.
They visit him with thoughts of offering comfort and encouragement but invariably end up trying to co-opt him as confessor and sounding board in the multiple dramas agitating their own lives. Such is the theatricality of middle-class Italian society, it seems, that an unflappable disposition like Pietro's is close to becoming one of the wonders of Rome.
Adapted from Sandro Veronesi's Caos Calmo, a bestseller in Europe, Antonello Grimaldi's film stars Nanni Moretti, who's travelled this way before. In 2001 he directed and starred in The Son's Room, a story about a family at risk of imploding after the death of a teenager.
It was a much more intense view of the landscape of bereavement than the one on show here and Moretti himself is much more self-effacing than usual. His propensity for pouring his personal experiences, preoccupations and political view on to the screen in films such as Dear Diary (1993) has made him an occasionally contentious celebrity in Italy and critics often reach for the words smug and narcissistic when reviewing his work.
But his Pietro possesses a persuasive modesty and his scenes with his daughter, Claudia (Blu Yoshimi), have a tender truthfulness. Like him, she seems not to be mourning her mother and he worries that she's suppressing her sorrow because she's taking her emotional cues from him.
Such refinements of feeling play no part in the life of Lara's sister, Marta (Valeria Golina), a drama queen who treats bereavement as yet another opportunity for dwelling on her own traumas. She and Pietro were once lovers and she has no compunction about making him feel even worse than he does already. She sweeps into the park like a mini whirlwind and out again at the same speed, careless of the havoc she leaves behind.
Only Carlo (Alessandro Gassman), Pietro's younger and more glamorous brother, has the tact to let him recuperate at his own pace. A fashion designer, Carlo is famous for a line in women's jeans bearing a label which translates into English as "Weirdo". It's one of the film's few errors of nuance.
Grimaldi's direction has an easy grace and the script effortlessly accommodates several sub-plots, one of which revolves around Pietro's business career in a company in the midst of a contentious merger. At one point, the park becomes his de facto office as his fellow executives arrive to consult and cajole.
French actors Charles Berling and Hippolyte Girardot show up as boardroom rivals trying to enlist his support while a surprisingly sedate-looking Roman Polanski makes a cameo appearance as the tycoon who has initiated the merger.
It's a serpentine storyline but whenever it seems to be wandering far from the point, it has a way of looping back and making everything connect.
Running through it all is the current of Pietro's grief. At times it seems so well camouflaged by his refusal to confront it that it seems to vanish. Then just as stoicism seems to be declining into matter-of-factness, it will surface, triggered by something he hadn't seen coming.
It's subtle stuff with an appealing lack of contrivance and there is something very natural about its resolution. In the end, it's his daughter who frees Pietro from the spell he's put on himself. And she does it without a trace of cuteness.
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This is an ode to cozy, old Savannah in the American South. It begins at Green Palm Inn, a romantic bed and breakfast inn in the Landmark Savannah Historic District.
"[F]ew places rival the historic district's physical beauty", writes Cassandra M. Vanhooser in Southern Living, Secrets of Savannah's Historic District.
We want to entice you to an early 2012 visit to dear old Savannah. Picture it – leaving this old southern home (ca. 1897) — now one of Savannah's top-rated bed and breakfast inns — after a hearty breakfast, and exploring more of Savannah's dear old spots.
Green Palm bed and breakfast innkeeper Diane McCray has favorite old places, especially when making recommendation to romantic couples and romanticizing cultural travelers who visit one of the world's most beautiful cities — Savannah, Georgia.
You'd be missing the best parts of Savannah if you simply ride, expecting to see the best of old Savannah in a trolley. The city and its property owners serve up invitations to the dearest places when doors open wide open to visitors for weekday and weekend events. Thus, tourists and business travelers can DO MORE, EXPERIENCE MORE in Savannah's grand old places, including Savannah Music Festival and Savannah Film Festival events.
After fires in the 1800s, much of Savannah was rebuilt in the late 19th Century. The restored mansion architecture, home interiors, and manicured floral landscapes (rather than vegetable gardens) are perhaps even more beautiful today.
In America's Favorite Cities 2011, Travel+Leisure survey respondents LIKE Savannah best for Romantic escape (#1), Public parks and outdoor access (#1), Fall (#1), Architecture/Cool buildings (#2), Peace and quiet (#2), Antique stores (#2) , Valentine's Day (#2), Historic sites and monuments (#3), Friendly people (#3) who are Proud of their city (#2).
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The Savannah College of Art and Design reopened its newly expanded SCAD Museum of Art in October 2011. Once falling down, amazingly, the old Savannah brick arches of the old Central of Georgia Railroad depot are now framework for the dear old Savannah place, now beautiful restored. The art museum is a wonderfully romantic spot to meander to see the best of fashion, inspiring African American art, interactive media, a grand courtyard, and cafe. Lunch fare at the new museum's fast-serve cafe is from the newly remodeled Gryphon, also owned by SCAD. Once an old Savannah pharmacy, the chic Monterey Square cafe serves up small plates and tea elegantly in a library setting.
Bigger than life, dear places offer a wonderful attractions during a romantic weekday escape or weekend getaway in Savannah. The best of world-class events happen in the old movie houses, now restored to their former grandeur — Lucas Theatre and SCAD Trustees Theatre (once Weis Theatre). In America's oldest theater in continual operation, the historic Savannah Theatre on Chippewa Square is THE place for live musical productions.
From early lunch until wee hours of the night, stop into nostalgic Leopold's Ice Cream shop. It's gorgeous and feels like a dear old Savannah place for visiting. Located right next to Trustees Theatre, Hollywood movie producer Stratton Leopold and his wife, Mary, brought out the treasured Leopold family recipes, vintage tables and the soda fountain, then called in a movie set director to showcase the old ice cream place in a new spot.
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The Outlaw Package is a styling treatment Johnny Cash fans will love: It's almost entirely black. The exterior is high-gloss black, with chrome tubular side steps and exhaust tip. The grille, front and rear bumpers, and side mirrors are black. The paintjob is finished off with a red pinstripe along the sides and a special "Outlaw" decal near the back of the bed. The ebony theme continues in the spacious cabin, where the upscale Lariat trim level is the starting point. Outlaw adds black leather captain's chairs with red accents. Between the front seats is a black center console, and the rear bench is a FlexFold 60/40 split. Other interior touches include black carpet, B-pillars, door trim, and door sills. There also are unique Outlaw instrument panel details.
There are some rather specific requirements for the Outlaw. In addition to the aforementioned cab and rear-wheel setup, the F-250/350 also must have the 325-horsepower, 6.0-liter Power Stroke and five-speed TorqShift automatic, four-wheel drive, and trailer-tow mirrors. It's limited to the 156-inch wheelbase, so the Outlaw's available only as a shortbed. Like the Super Duty line, standard gearing is 3.73:1; a limited-slip is optional, and the addition of Tow Command gives you more axle choices. Twenty-inch wheels also are available.
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