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I think they should have both their hands cut off too guys, ive spoke to compound today they said from what they can see the car has no marks on it through out but the police have still got the key which they took of the theiving little pikey of which is on 19years old and his mate who is 17!!!
sickening to think you go down the road for 2 hours and they jump your 8ft back gate break the hinge on the window and then turn your whole house upside down looking for the keys, then take off in your bm.
oh they gave them selfs away buy stealing some crown darby lol
they've been wanted for about 6 months now all over the country atleast they've been caught!
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You need a trail running shoe that matches the rest of your ensemble
"OK, I finally have time to pack. Should I bring khakis or my gray slacks?"
"I'm not sure what they said about dress code. Let me check the wedding website. Hmmm…"
"What's up?"
"They say to 'dress for trail running.'"
"Yeah, sorry, I guess I didn't tell you that part. It's going to be one of those trail-running weddings."
"I'm afraid I'm not familiar."
"You know, we're all going to run through the woods with the bride and groom while they give their vows."
"OK…and then do we change before the reception?"
"Nope. The reception happens on the trail, too. They've hired a DJ to run along with us while we run and dance."
"This is going to be hard to dress for."
"Just make sure your shoes match your belt."
"My Teva trail running shoes are bright green and yellow."
"When is this theme wedding trend going to stop?"
"Hopefully very, very soon. Now let's do some wind sprints -- I don't want to be the bridesmaid who finishes last."


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1926 CAR LOADINGS 8,108,459 TO FEB. 27; Total for First 9 Weeks Gained 28,463 Over 1925 and 182,370 Over Same 1924 Period. 912,658 IN FEB. 27 WEEK Holiday Caused Decrease of 19,085 From Preceding Seven Days -- Rise of 48,562 Over 1925.
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WASHINGTON, March 9. -- Loading of revenue freight for the first nine weeks this year--from Jan. 1 to Feb. 27-- totaled 8,108,459 cars, according to reports just filed by the carriers with the Car Service Division of the American Railway Association, an increase of 28,463 cars over the corresponding period last year and an increase of 182,370 cars over 1924.
March 10, 1926
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The Texas Petro Index registered a series high of 295.0, thanks chiefly to rising crude oil production. Production totaled nearly 857 million barrels in 2013, an increase of 21% over the previous year. Karr Ingham is petroleum economist for the Texas Alliance of Energy Producers.
"We produced more crude oil in Texas in 2013 than we have any year dating back to at least 1985. And by year end, the daily rates of production, which is often how crude oil production is measured, the barrels per day that are produced probably outpaced any month dating back to sometime in 1981,1982."
While production continued to rise, both the state's active rig count and the number of new drilling permits issued fell in 2013 compared to 2012. In addition, the number of Texans employed in the oil and gas industry continued to slide, after hitting a record high in August.


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BALTIMORE - After a dominate opening session of competition, the Marist women's swimming and diving team holds advantages of 68 points or more against all three of their opponents at the H20unds Invitational. Senior Kate Conard (East Setauket, N.Y.) and junior Maddie Arciello (Missoula, Mont.) swam to in-season personal bests to lead a stellar showing by the Red Foxes, who won all six the events on Friday.
Conard was Marist first individual winner as she swam to victory in the 500-yd freestyle with a time of 4:57.56. The senior led a quartet of Red Foxes who finished 1-2-3-4 in the event. Bonnie Orr (Fresno, Calif.), Bethany Powhida (Delmar, N.Y.) and Alexandria Koukos (Cheshire, Conn.) finished with times of 5:05.69, 5:06.68 and 5:10.17, respectively.
Senior Erica Vitale (Sterling, Conn.) was the next victorious Red Fox as she held off a late charge by teammate Emily Miles (Long Valley, N.J.) in the 200-yd IM. Vitale registered a winning time of 2:09.33 ahead of Miles' 2:09.84 mark. Senior Katie Larkin (Huntington, N.J.) was the third Red Fox to finish in the top five as she timed in at 2:12.74, good for fifth place.
Once again, Marist went 1-2, as Arciello defeated Bridget Curley (Endwell, N.Y.) in the 50-yd freestyle race with a time of 23.79. The freshman followed up close behind at 24.37. Arciello's winning mark was just 0.08 seconds away from Marist's all-time record that she set as a sophomore last season.
In the final individual event of Session One, sophomore Kimberly Tobias (San Jose, Calif.) won the 1-meter diving board with a score of 245.70, 26.75 points clear of second place. Renata Diotalevi (Madison, Conn.), Chelaine Eliazar (Honolulu, Hawaii) and Lauren Weiner (Feeding Hills, Mass.) finished 3-4-5 in a strong showing for the Red Fox diving squad.
Marist's relay teams swam to 1-2 finishes in both the 400-yd medley and 800-yd freestyle races. The "A" squad of Conard, Larkin, Miles and Arciello took first in the medley relay with a time of 3:53.92. In 800-yd relay action, Conard and Arciello teamed up Powhida and Orr to earn a 12.07-second win with a time of 7:41.59.
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Have you ever imagined yourself falling asleep and suddenly everything becomes a surreal dream? As a shoe-gazing music lover, I created this surreal dream video clip for analogue enthusiasts.
Before this experiment, I've tried some galaxy doubles using 35mm film slides and I guess its a success. Next I was thinking why not I try to do self doubles using some surreal illustration work. Yes the illustrations might not be original images from me, but my purpose is to put together daily scenes from my life thus and creating an abstract image/photography of itself. None of the merging of these shots were planned. For this experiment, I only planned what to shoot for the first roll and which kind of environment to re-shoot again. That's all…the merging part is still a mystery until I develop the film and see the results.
This is totally Golden Rule No 9. Afterwards Either!
Here are some examples of the self doubles that I was talking about. As you can see, the merging is nicely blended and I had no idea that the images would turn out like this.
As I find these photos too amusing and amazing, I decided to create a video clip for it. I chose the best photos from my surreal dream album to suit the song. Here are my chosen images:
And here is the 6-minute video, which I created using all the images above. Enjoy!
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Sharing a collective fondness for legendary rock bands such as The Verve, Stone Roses, Ride and more, Elise from Singapore, was formed circa 2003 and has since been living out their passion, perfecting an oceanic sound fusing the exploratory vision of '60s-era psychedelia, with the shimmering atmospherics of the shoegazer aesthetic. To summarize it all, Elise is the band that is able to bring you to a surreal dream.
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On this Veterans Day we're thankful to the men and women whose service to our country in the Armed Forces has preserved for us life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness, and which allows our country to be a force for good around the world.
Thank you for your sacrifice, courage and service. America and the world are better for it.
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Looking at our Offensive scoring drives
Was getting pretty nervous when Cinci Made it 17-13 in the third.
We needed the offense to score and they did pretty fast which impressed me.
Made me check out our drives.
7 scoring drives total time 23:13.
Total yards 432.
Avg scoring drive was 61.7 yds in 3:19.
Only had 2 possessions we didn't score on (not counting the kneel down to end first half.)
My math ain't the greatest so I could be wrong but I checked it twice. :)


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When you visit our office you will experience all that modern dentistry has to offer, including a comprehensive list of general, restorative and cosmetic dental services to meet the needs of the whole family. Our goal is to assist each patient in achieving and maintaining long term dental health and a beautiful smile. Some of the services we provide include:
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To help the public get to and enjoy the coast, the Massachusetts Office of Coastal Zone Management (CZM) helps protect and promote public access in a variety of ways—from providing information about coastal access sites, to informing the public of their rights along the shoreline, to supporting regulatory efforts to maintain and improve public access opportunities.
The CZM Public Access Program maintains these online resources:
- Coast Guide Online - This interactive, online mapping tool can be used to find (and find out about) coastal areas that are open to the public. It includes hundreds of sites along the Massachusetts coast—from sandy beaches to secluded coves, rocky shores, and boat ramps—owned by government agencies and major nonprofits. These sites have been mapped in Google Earth, an easy-to-use and powerful online mapping tool, where each public location is tagged with a name, owner, web link, and picture (if available). Users may use additional Google Earth offerings, such as user photos, trails, and places of interest, to create a customized map. As of spring 2013, all federal, state, and county coastal public access sites have been mapped; town and land conservation organization sites will be added as soon as possible.
- Massachusetts Coast Guide to Boston Harbor and the North Shore - This publication, last printed in 2005, includes nearly 400 public access sites from Salisbury to Hingham—ranging from expansive beaches to out-of-the-way scenic vistas. The online version includes 22 maps with site descriptions.
- Coastal Trails of Massachusetts - From the birder-paradise of Plum Island to the historic Plymouth waterfront with its Mayflower replica to the self-guided nature walks of the Cape Cod National Seashore, this page provides links to almost 30 coastal trails in Massachusetts.
- Public Rights along the Shoreline - This electronic fact sheet provides a brief primer on waterfront property law and public access rights.
- Publications - This page provides links to these and other publications on coastal access published by CZM.
CZM supports state regulatory efforts to protect and enhance public access. The Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection (MassDEP) regulates development in tidal waters and on former tidal areas that are now filled. In these "tidelands," property rights are held by the state in trust for the benefit of the public. CZM worked with MassDEP to develop the regulations that protect these public rights—Chapter 91 or the Waterways Regulations. (A brief explanation of Chapter 91 is available on page 35 of Environmental Permitting in Massachusetts.) These regulations require that virtually every license MassDEP issues for shorefront property development—from the simplest pier to the most elaborate mixed-use complex on Boston's waterfront—include conditions that establish an accessway at the water's edge for public pedestrian use. CZM actively reviews project applications to help make sure that these requirements are met.
CZM also supports regulatory protection of public access rights through its responsibility for overseeing the preparation of Municipal Harbor Plans (MHPs)—official plans approved by the state that establish a community's objectives, standards, and policies for guiding public and private use of land and water within Chapter 91 jurisdiction. Through this planning process, CZM can help communities develop a comprehensive blueprint for public access to their waterfront.
In addition, CZM provides technical assistance to help communities reclaim rights-of-way to the sea. CZM's 200-page guide, Preserving Historic Rights of Way to the Sea: A Practical Handbook for Preserving Public Access in Massachusetts file size 4MB (2nd ed., June 1999), gives hands-on information for municipal officials, attorneys, and citizen access advocates looking to research and secure public property rights in old footpaths and other pedestrian accessways that still exist in law, but are no longer used by (or even known to) the public.


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Comedy Alley
January 25, 2014
The Ukiah Main Street Program's comedy series promises plenty of laughter
The 2014 Season Opener for Comedy Alley is being held on Saturday, January 25th at the Ukiah Valley Conference Center in Historic Downtown Ukiah. Doors open at 7:00 p.m. and the show begins at 8 o'clock.
Comedy Alley features the hottest nationally acclaimed comedians from the Bay Area and Hollywood, including January's headliner Mark Pitta.
Mark Pitta began his comedy career on a dare from a friend at a San Francisco Comedy Club open mic night in the 1980's. Mark's career flourished in LA first, fulfilling his dream of appearing on The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson then subsequent appearances with Jay Leno. Mark landed a job as host of Totally Hidden Video for the FOX Network, playing different characters in hidden camera situations, and then hosting Friday Night Videos for NBC. Pitta went on to make guest appearances on "Mad About You" and "Third Rock from the Sun". Comedy Central has featured him on several of their regular shows like - Premium Blend, The A-List; Dr. Katz, and Make Me Laugh. For five years Mark appeared on San Francisco Bay Area's popular television program "Mornings on 2", where he applied his unique and original "man on street" format; an approach enjoyed by viewers when he interviewed newsmakers, movie stars, and everyday folk. Pitta continues to wow audiences around the world and enjoys helping develop young comedians with his popular Tuesday Night Comedy Series in Mill Valley, California.
Also featured at the January 25th comedy show will be will be Gary Anderson. Gary brings to the stage a special brand of versatility and charisma that is described as relatable, clever and continuously evolving. A former collegiate athlete, Gary has great range sharing his comedic insight on college life, troubled relationships, family struggles, and debunking cultural myths. He's performed in major clubs, including the Hollywood Laugh Factory, San Jose Improv, Cobb's and San Francisco Punchline.
Hosting the January show will be Ian Williams. Williams first stepped onto the comedy stage in Chicago in the mid 80's after graduating from college. By the end of the decade, he had appeared on MTV, A&E, Showtime and Star Search, and later moved to San Francisco. Williams often emcees events throughout the Bay Area. You'll surely enjoy Ian's fresh perspective.
Tickets go on sale January 14th and are available at Mendocino Bounty, Dig Music and Creative Workshop. Pre-Sale Tickets are only $18.00 per person or you can purchase tickets at the door for $20.00. Subsequent Comedy Alley shows are scheduled for February 22nd, March 29th and April 26th. For further information and details, call the office of the Ukiah Main Street Program or visit www.downtownukiah.com.
The 2014 Comedy Alley Season is being made possible through the generosity of Stella Artois and the folks at Eagle Distributing. Major sponsorship also provided by Carpet One, KWiNE and Max Radio, the Ukiah Super 8 Hotel and the good people at the Mendocino Brewing Company. Special thanks also to Thurston Auto Plaza, Dr. Scoggins and his staff at Park Falls Dental and KOZT "The Coast" FM.


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Shortly after Arsenal's 4-2 win over Aston Villa in the Premier League on Saturday, Arsène Wenger met the media.
The manager discussed:
- a good win to end a disappointing week
- having to wait for the first goal
- dominating the game
- the character shown by his team
- Andrey Arshavin's performance
- coping without Cesc Fabregas
- going top of the Premier League, if only for a few hours
- Arsenal's good away form
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Growthpoint, which bought about $170 million worth of office and industrial assets in Brisbane from Property Solutions in August last year, is in due diligence on the developer's proposed Energex building at Nundah in Brisbane's north.
Growthpoint's appetite for more acquisitions comes on the back of its $49.6 million takeover bid for the Rabinov Property Trust. Growthpoint said in a statement to the ASX that it had "entered into a heads of agreement with the vendor and developer, under which it has been granted an exclusive period of time to conduct due diligence''.
The development, being marketed by CB Richard Ellis, will include an office building of 12,910 square metres, together with 215 parking spaces. The main tenant will be the state-owned energy company Energex and the weighted average lease expiry on completion will be about 13.7 years.
There is about 6500 sq m of retail space planned for the site, which will include the new Nundah Village Shopping Centre, a gymnasium and art gallery.
Properties Australia owners Kevin Miller and David Blanck were unavailable for comment.
Mr Miller is known for his involvement in developing Brisbane's retail and entertainment precinct on James Street in Fortitude Valley and is hoping to create a similar development at Nundah.
For Growthpoint, funding for the acquisition of the property would be through a combination of debt and equity funding – either by increasing the group's facility limit from $636 million to $660 million or by increasing the size of the capital raising required for the takeover of the Rabinov Property Trust by an additional $22 million.
"Based on investigations to date, the property meets Growthpoint Properties Australia's investment criteria," Growthpoint said.
However, Growthpoint management said no binding sale agreement had been entered into and that there was no guarantee that Growthpoint Properties Australia Ltd would acquire the property.
The Australian Financial Review


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Colombia Musica
Sure, socially conscious artists are prevalent in Spanish-language music. But few acts have committed themselves so completely to fighting for the greater good than Aterciopelados, whose zeal for placing social and political causes right before the public's eye is legendary. The band's most recent album, last year's Grammy-nominated Rio, is a prime example. The album and title track inspired by a river in their native Columbia that's seen better days, and the record loaded end to end with tracks meant not only to make a musical impact, but to educate, enlighten, and get the listener thinking about change, while managing not to overburden the quality of the tunes. Never mind their involvement in Amnesty International's "The Price of Silence," a song written and recorded in 2008 to celebrate the 60th Anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, based on Atercio's "Cancion Protesta" and featuring a bevy of iartists from around the globe including, among others, Yerba Buena, Julieta Venegas, Stephen Marley and of course, Aterciopelados.
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Russia urges Assad to talk with Opposition coalition
Russia, the only world power with close ties to the Syrian regime, urged President Bashar al-Assad yesterday to talk to the Opposition as Moscow itself put out feelers that received a cold reception from the rebels.
The new pressure on Assad came as Moscow revved up its bid to save a tattered peace process by first hosting a top Damascus envoy and then planning for a meeting today with Syria peace mediator Lakhdar Brahimi.
Russia also invited the head of the Opposition National Coalition for talks in either Moscow or a regional capital – the Kremlin's first contact with a group formed in November and recognised by the West as the sole legitimate representative of Syrians.
But Moscow still views Assad as the legitimate leader, and its outreach to the regime's opponents received a cool response from National Coalition chief Ahmed Moaz al-Khatib, who rejected the invitation to Moscow, accusing Russia of interference.
"We have said frankly that we will not go to Moscow," Khatib told Al-Jazeera television.
"We want apologies from (Russian Foreign Minister) Sergei Lavrov," for "interfering" in Syrian affairs and for Moscow's refusal to condemn "massacres" committed by the regime, he said.
"They have to issue a clear condemnation of the regime's brutality and a clear call for the departure of President Bashar al-Assad, which is a condition for any negotiations."
If these conditions were met, talks could be held with the Russians "but only in an Arab country and if there is a clear agenda", he said.
The fast-paced but tricky diplomacy came as rebels pounded the Wadi Deif army base, one of the Government's dwindling number of outposts in the northwest, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said.
Rebels on the ground said the jihadist Al-Nusra Front, blacklisted by Washington as a terror outfit, was leading the offensive.
Loss of the base would cut the main resupply route from the capital to second city Aleppo.
The Observatory said that at least 121 people were killed nationwide yesterday, 43 of them civilians. Lavrov said Russia still refused to back international calls on Assad to step down.
But the Foreign Minister made explicit that Russia wanted Assad to put all options on the table after 21 months of violence that have claimed more than 45,000 lives.
"We actively encouraged... the Syrian leadership to maximally put into action its declared readiness for dialogue with the Opposition," Lavrov told reporters when asked about his meeting on Thursday with Syrian Deputy Foreign Minister Faisal Muqdad.
The West lacks direct access to Assad and needs Russia to convince him that his regime's days are numbered and that he cannot hang on to power through force alone.
In recent weeks, Moscow appears to have distanced itself from the rulers of what was its last big ally in the Middle East. President Vladimir Putin has twice this month said that Moscow has no intention of propping up Assad.
"Russia has long realised that Assad has no future," said Carnegie Moscow Centre analyst Alexei Malashenko.
Moscow will be the focus of further diplomacy today when Russian officials hold talks with Brahimi.
The UN-Arab League envoy revealed on Thursday that he had been discussing the details of a transition government that had full powers and implemented "real change".
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"I hope that the situation inside Syria will prompt reasonable members of the Opposition to search for a way to start a political dialogue," he said.
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It just seems to check a few pages and that is it? What could the problem be? And is this a poor crawl of search engines for a month? Does MSN and Altavista crawl once a month? I don't see a lot of the big engines every month should I?
I've been watching Ink closely since early September and have seen similar dismal spidering activity. At the same time, I had one free inclusion site and one paid inclusion site dumped ("dumped" means the free sites pages cannot be found at all in their index and PFI pages are absolutely buried at the bottom of the barrel).
I also have a couple new sites put on the Web in September and Google, Alta Vista, Fast and others have picked them up but not Inktomi.
It looks to me like they're unsuccessfully fighting spam for their lives (because the PFI site they dumped had been in their index for over a year, and is not spam as far as I and all the other search engines are concerned) so they are having to crank up their spam cleansing so radically as to cut off their noses to spite their face. Still, it's easy to find tons of spam in their index.
It could also be that they can't afford the cost of spidering the entire web anymore.
And maybe they can no longer afford the cost of enough skilled technical manpower to maintain their systems and algorithms properly. Being from the programming world myself, I know when the chips are down one of the first things management wants to do is cut expensive technical resources and stop thoroughly testing code before it goes out the door, usually with disasterous consequences.
My window for analysis is very small and based on a few small websites of less than 50 pages, but I'm trying to contribute my best two cents worth toward understanding the problem.
What's Inktomi "guy's" take on it all? Some real facts from the expert would help dispell any erroneous conclusions based on limited information.
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Had a similar problem with slurp not spidering more than my index page. I included <META NAME="ROBOTS" CONTENT="index,follow"> and now it also spiders the other pages.
Only problem remaining is that it comes once per day, picks just 1 page and leaves. Any cure for this?
Now Inktomi only comes around once a week or so, compared to almost their daily visits before. And as always, they take in the index page and leave.
I have pretty much given up on getting into Ink, since the free route doesn't seem to work and I have a 1500 page hobby web site that I can hardly afford to pay for inclusion.
At least AV and FAST have gotten at least part of my site over the past month. Still no comparison to Google, though, which faithfully "slurps" in my entire site every month.


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Designers now have the opportunity to customize designs from Safavieh's Tibetan and Nepalese Safavieh Couture rugs with the launch of the company's new custom rug program last month at High Point Market. Safavieh Couture includes its running line collections from designers Thomas O'Brien, David Easton, Jamie Drake, Thom Filicia and, within her Nepalese carpet designs, Martha Stewart.
The program targets interior designers so they can offer their clients something other than what's in stores, the company said, though if a store has an in-house design department, they can offer the program as well. Nepalese carpets are the overwhelming weave of choice by interior designers for multi-colored patterned rugs, the company added, while Tibetan weaves are usually chosen for casual textural patterns. High-mountain Himalayan wool is used in these designs either alone or blended with silk or viscose.
The program's pom box has 200 colors, but Safavieh is unlimited in its color matching capability. The lead time for custom rendering is three to four days; for a custom strike-off sample three to four weeks and for the finished rug, four to five months.
The new program is "due to popular demand from our design customers," said Arash Yaraghi, president, as well as "to satisfy the most discriminating taste. In today's business environment communication with all partners is instant. We can develop designs and make strike-off samples using video conferencing, therefore enhancing speed."
The program also offers designers custom sizes on any of its current programmed handknotted wool Oriental rug collections.
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Kyle Brodziak doesn't watch a lot of episodic television when the Minnesota Wild are traveling, but one show has hooked him: "Gold Rush Alaska" on the Discovery Channel.
"I started watching it with my wife last year," he said. "You just want them to do so good, and it seems like everything goes wrong. But you hope in the end they do well."
It's easy to see why the show speaks to the 27-year-old center. He's the underrated forward who does the dirty work for the Wild, putting up 14 points in 28 games while also working as one of their primary penalty killers. In his seven NHL seasons — parts of four with the Edmonton Oilers, now in his fourth with Minnesota — he's been prospecting for a playoff appearance and has yet to discover one.
Based on the current standings, that might change. The Wild have the best record in the NHL at 18-7-3 for 39 points, and are surging at 8-2-0 in their last 10 games under new coach Mike Yeo.
We spoke with Brodziak about the Wild's success; playing a more defensive system; Cal Clutterbuck's mustache; Dany Heatley's turtleneck; realignment; Social Distortion and his least favorite NHL jersey. Enjoy:
Q. So do you just look at the standings and smile right now?
BRODZIAK: Yeah, it definitely feels good.
At the same time, everyone knows that it's still early in the year. But there's a reason why we are where we are: The focus we've had since Day 1 of camp, the work ethic we've brought to the rink every day, the change of attitude. We have to maintain that all year.
We're working really hard. When you work hard in practice and you see results, it makes it easier to put the work boots on. You're having fun because you're winning.
Do you think people underestimate the Wild? You get a sense that people are just waiting for the team to crash back down to Earth at some point.
I get that sense. It's OK though. I think everyone on our team knows how we're doing it. We can't worry about what other people think of us. We've done a pretty good job, to this point, of just doing what we have to do every game.
Yeah, whatever. If people don't want to give us respect then who really cares? All we want to worry about is playing hockey and winning games. Eventually it'll come.
What was the reaction when Fletcher shook up the roster during the summer?
It's exciting to be a part of a team when your GM is making moves to get better. It's tough to see guys go, but at the same time you get fresh faces in there and look ahead to the future. It was something to be excited about. And the team has embraced that.
Is Dany Heatley a bit misunderstood?
I think so. There are quite a few cities he gets booed in, but just as a teammate everybody thinks he's a great guy and everyone loves having him around the room. It's one of those things where people have a misconception about it.
And what do you think of the turtleneck? Do you ever wanna just take him to the side and tell him he's not Tomas Plekanec?
I think it's hilarious … because he thinks it's so sick.
He thinks it's pretty legit, and that's why I think it's awesome.
A lot's been made about Yeo coming in with this renewed commitment to defensive hockey, openly talking about the trap. Was that style an adjustment?
To be honest, I wouldn't exactly call it … we take a lot of pride in what we do defensively, but at the same time I don't think a lot of people give us credit for being an aggressive team on the forecheck or being aggressive in the D-zone as well. We take pride defensively, but it didn't take away any of the aggressiveness.
It's one of those things where people hear "trap" and then look at the goals-for in the standings and they think Jacques Lemaire is coaching the team again.
It's a different style than what Jacques Lemaire would be coaching. Mike preaches being aggressive on the forecheck. You look at other teams that are playing more defensively, and I don't think they're as aggressive. We're playing our best when the first guy's going after the puck as hard as he can. We want to put pressure on teams.
You've mentioned that your role is more clearly defined now than last season. Is that a product of not being moved around the lineup like Todd Richards did, or did Yeo sit you down and tell you specifics on your role?
We had a lot of dialogue early on. What's important for me is to play a hard game, be a hard player to play against. Not let other teams take the puck away from me easily. That's pretty black and white. If I can just go out there and think about that, everything else will take care of itself.
You've also mentioned you're a perfectionist, which we imagine means you're never satisfied with your efforts or results.
Yeah, that's exactly what I was getting at. For me, I take a lot of pride in my game. When I evaluate it, I think about a lot of things I didn't do very well. I want to do everything right. Every play can't be perfect, but I want to make every play be the right one.
When you were a younger player, did you let those imperfections linger on your mind more than they do now?
You have to be able to let it go. Early on, maybe I dwelled on the negative things too much. Now, you can put it in perspective a little better. It's all about what you do the next shift, the next game. As you get older, you can handle it a little better.
Cal Clutterbuck called you the most underrated player on the team. Do you like being part of the supporting cast rather than being a featured player?
I guess you can say I like to fly under the radar a little bit. If the coaches think I'm doing a good job, and my teammates think I'm doing a good job, that's all I care about.
Clutterbuck's ability to grow facial hair is remarkable. Do you ever marvel at it?
It's pretty impressive how fast and how thick it grows. I'd say I'm a little bit jealous. Mine's definitely not close to the level his is at, and I keep it all year long.
Mine is pretty horrible looking. It's red. I can grow it pretty thick. But it's red.
You can come clean with us: Does Clutterbuck use any mustache performance-enhancing drugs?
Nope. Nothing. That's all natural. He's a pretty hairy guy.
The Edmonton Journal called you the "one that got away." You find that flattering?
It's definitely flattering, but right now I'm very happy about the situation I'm in. Looking back at the situation in Edmonton, I didn't play nearly my best hockey there. I'm happy with the organization, because they gave me a chance to play in the NHL, but I like my situation now. There's no hard feelings. It's a business.
The Oilers are no longer a division rival; what are your thoughts on realignment?
I think everybody's really happy with it. We have a tough schedule. It's a lot of travel, a lot of going through customs into Canada. Those hours add up at the end of the year. If we can have shorter flights, get home earlier, that's great.
The other thing is the rivalries. If you come to our building when you play [the Blackhawks], you can tell everyone gets a little amped up for those games.
A couple of quick ones for you: Outside of your team's, what is your favorite NHL sweater?
Definitely something older. Probably Chicago or Detroit. They're classic jerseys.
And throughout history, do you have a least favorite jersey?
Oh, the worst I can remember was the Islanders [Fishsticks] one, from some time in the 1990s.
What do music listen to?
I'm a huge Social Distortion fan. Right now I don't even listen to anything else. I could name about 10 songs that I'm in love with, but the song that really got me hooked on them was "I Was Wrong."
What are you driving these days?
A 2010 Yukon Denali, white.
Finally, we ask this of all our interviewees: Your adult beverage of choice?
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Hundreds of anti-hydraulic fracturing activists rallied outside the Tribeca Performing Arts Center to protest the drilling technique they see as a serious public health hazard. Inside the hearings, a Bloomberg administration official said the city regards proposed state controls on so-called fracking does not guarantee the safety of drinking water.
City officials believe small earthquakes triggered by hydraulic fracturing, or fracking, could cause cracks in the concrete lining of tunnels that channel millions of gallons of water to New York City taps every day.
Paul Rush, deputy commissioner at the Department of Environmental Protection, said Albany's drilling plans don't fully take into account the danger to decades-old water tunnels, some of which lie close to geological faults.
"The specific risk to the city's tunnels, which are lined with unreinforced concrete, include direct penetration, differential pressures, microseismic activity, and impacts from migration of fluids and or gas," Rush said, adding that the maps in the state's draft environmental review of fracking leave out some faults identified by the city.
Rush did not provide an estimate of the cost of repairing a tunnel.
Around nine million people in New York City and downstate New York State depend on the unfiltered water that comes from Catskill mountain reservoirs. The state has proposed a buffer zone around the Delaware Watershed, but this does not include all tunnels and aqueducts.
Gas drillers said New York sits on a potential natural gas bonanza. But these hearings were dominated by anti-fracking speakers. In the afternoon session, only two out of approximately 60 commenters spoke in support of fracking.
Separately, state officials extended the public comment period on the proposed regulations by 30 days, a move environmentalists cheered. The new deadline for comment is January 11, 2012.
Brad Gill, executive director of the Independent Oil & Gas Association of New York, criticized the move in a statement: "While today's extension of the comment period may seem inconsequential to some, it is in fact a continuation of the existing four-year ban on economic opportunity for Upstate New York."


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Confectionary giant Cadbury has fallen from grace after six years as New Zealand's most trusted brand, making way for food producer Wattie's to claim the title.
Wattie's, makers of a wide range of pantry staples, beat 132 brands to win the award in the sixth annual most-trusted survey, Reader's Digest New Zealand reported.
Long-time title holder Cadbury fell to 36th equal place after widespread criticism over its use of palm oil.
The firm briefly replaced cocoa butter with palm oil last year as a cost-cutting measure.
Palm oil production has been blamed for the rapid destruction of rainforest habitats and remained the single greatest threat to the existence of orangutans, and many other Southeast Asian wildlife species.
Cadbury also came under fire last year after shifting production of Kiwi favourites, including Moro, overseas.
Automobile giant Toyota came in second place and won the automobile category, while Sony came in third and won both the electronics and computer categories.
Whittaker's, a New Zealand chocolate company, debuted on the list at number five.
The 2010 Reader's Digest Trust Survey was based on a representative sample of 500 people aged 18 years and over.
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I have a 2005 CRV. It won't start sometimes. Today it was idling with the headlights on and after turning off the lights and engine it wouldn't start again, we had to get it jumped. Only the dash lights blinked the engine wouldn't turn over. It has done this on several occasions under similar circumstances with the same starting symptoms.
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Starting this May with the publication of the new DSM-5, there will be several changes in the way mental health disorders are diagnosed.
In the category of depression the noticeable change is the inclusion of grief (bereavement) in the list of criteria (signs) for depression. Until now, bereavement has been excluded from depression criteria.
The professional mental health community is divided about this change. Anyone who is interested or involved in the depression diagnosis will be hearing and reading more about this. Time will tell whether the bereavement inclusion has a noticeable effect on the diagnosis and treatment of depression, but the debate over its wisdom is likely to continue for now.
So, should bereavement be considered part of a list of depressive symptoms, or considered a painful but normal part of the human experience? As someone who has experienced both searing grief and the pits of depression, this author's educated opinion is that the two experiences are not the same.
What is important for you though is being informed enough to make wise choices about your mental health care.
The Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM) has undergone its fifth revision which will go live this May. You will see it referred to as the DSM-5. The DSM manual gives an overview of mental health disorders and lists the criteria or symptoms a person must have in order to receive a diagnosis.
Three experienced psychiatrists might diagnose the same individual three different ways and none of the doctors will be wrong. They will have interpreted the patient's words, history, body language, and complaints likely within the same ball park, assigning them to similar but different bases. Criteria lists are black and white, but people are not.
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Pacific Jewel - Food & Wine Cruise: Pacific Jewel Cruise Review by aussiecruiser275
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CABIN. We had three cabins one of them a 4 berth with 2 kids. The staff were friendly although were few and hard to find apart from out steward, Who gracefully apologized on the tardiness and stained sheets which were promtly changed. However the boat had no spare queen size dooners for us, Just two singles nothing could be done there despite booking over 6 months ago. Word of advice you will need to request these in advance on your bookings. Towels and anything that was requested through our steward was done effortlessly.
Air conditioning was absolutely terrible and too hot. Most nights we were up on deck till late to cool down. Crew did nothing to look at the situation either.
DINING: Upon More boarding, despite being 330pm the lunch buffet was open as well as the grill (which normally charges for meals).
We used the Waterfront Al-la-carte for all evening dinners. Out waiter and Maitre'd were fantastic with reasonably fast service. Ashame on the quality of food. Lines were not too long, however you can reserve your table in advance. Theyr only take reservations for two sittings. Up to 615pm for the first sitting and no earlier than 730pm for the second sitting.
We tried the Salt Grill for lunch which attracted a $20 service charge. We did not think much of it, either the food quality or service which was slow and not friendly at all.
The only queues we found we at the pool bar at peak times it was very slow to get drinks. They could have had a lot more sales had their been staff. There was no waiter service visible for the pool and lounge area either.
DRESS CODE: Despite being cocktail dress. Only about 80 percent dressed to the applicable (suite and cocktail dress). On other nights when it says slacks for men, about half still went dining in their shorts and thongs. Even women did their part to dress down as well. Nor did I see any enforced dress code in place either.
CHILDRENS CLUB: (Turtle Club was used) The fact that the kids only wanted to spend their time there and not with us, and tantrums ensued when we couldn't take them there eg at meal times, speaks for itself. They loved it. There was a full program to keep them amused.
ENTERTAINMENT: Quite good, eg the circus performances whether it be in the Marqee Lounge, Atrium Lounge or out on deck. And those Elephants look so real it promted our 6 year old to ask where does he sleep as he cannot fit in our cabin. How sweet!!!
There could be more trivia options throughout the day. Rather they all seemd to be in the evening and overlapped at times.
The Pacific Daily (whats happening each day) seemed rather cluttered and hard to read. Layout was not all that clear.
DISEMKARKATION: This is where the reception staff were caught short and offered inconsistent advice. Despite our severe frustration with them (my only encounter with them) we got to disembark early with our own luggage within 45 minutes after docking. Less
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We were in cabin 6179 on deck 6, which was just above a lot of noise being made at 5am by the Harbour pilot prior to docking. Despite only two doors away from ,main mid lifts and corridor it was a relatively quiet location.
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text: Moqueta-7 flows 1,146 BOPD from four oil flow tests; Loma Montosa flows 840 BOPD from first horizontal fracture stimulated well CALGARY, Jan. 7, 2013 /PRNewswire/ - Gran Tierra Energy Inc. ("Gran Tierra Energy") (NYSE MKT: GTE, TSX: GTE), a company focused on oil exploration and production in South America, today provided updates for its exploration and operation activities in Colombia, Argentina, Peru and Brazil. "Gran Tierra Energy has confirmed additional resource potential with successful oil flow testing of the Moqueta-7 appraisal well at the Moqueta oil discovery in Colombia, which we are continuing to evaluate with the recently drilled Moqueta-8 appraisal well. We have yet to define the boundaries of the growing field, and are currently planning the next three wells to continue the appraisal program in the first half of 2013." said Dana Coffield, President and Chief Executive Officer of Gran Tierra Energy. "In addition, Gran Tierra Energy has successfully completed its first multi-stage fracture stimulated horizontal well. This successful application of technology to a new tight reservoir in Argentina has delivered outstanding results, and the experience from this well will serve us well as we expand the application of this technology to our drilling program in Brazil," concluded Coffield. Colombia Chaza Block, Putumayo Basin, Colombia (Gran Tierra Energy 100% working interest and operator) Gran Tierra Energy completed initial testing of Moqueta-7 by collecting reservoir data and fluid samples with a hydraulic jet pump from the T-Sandstone and Caballos formations in three repeated fault blocks. The T-Sandstone formation in the primary fault block consisted of 44 feet true vertical depth (" TVD") gross reservoir or 33 feet TVD of net reservoir thickness. It was perforated and tested from 6,641 feet to 6,710 feet measured depth (" MD") for 78 hours at a rate of 463 barrels of oil per day (" BOPD") of 23.7° API oil with a 0.4% water cut. The underlying Caballos formation consisted of 200 feet TVD gross reservoir or 68 feet TVD net reservoir thickness. It was perforated and tested from 6,890 feet to 7,183 feet MD for 59 hours at a rate of 267 BOPD of 23.8° API oil with a 1.1% water cut. A repeated oil-bearing Caballos Sandstone reservoir section was encountered in a new, previously unrecognized, fault block with 90 feet TVD of gross reservoir or 55 feet TVD of net reservoir thickness. The interval from 7,466 feet to 7,528 feet MD was perforated and tested with a hydraulic jet pump for 5 hours at 100 BOPD of 25.3° API oil with a stabilized water cut of approximately 1%.


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2 min Sea for 2 guests Center - 3
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The flat was renovated in November 2012 with quality materials and furniture. It is well fitted, bright, elegant, clean, has a well-equipped kitchen, a pleasant bathroom and very high ceilings. It can accommodate up to 2 persons. Equipment and services provided consist of (but are not limited to) a fully serviced kitchen with stove, microwave, and TV, linen, towels, water, electricity and heating (all included in the price).
Feel free to contact us if you have any questions! With the hope that our apartment will allow you to make the best of our beautiful city of Nice, we are looking forward to seeing you!
How to reach the apartment: Our apartment is located at 14th avenue Grosso at the 2nd floor with lift. It is easily accessible by most means of transport. By car, take the "St Philippe" exit on the fast way. By train, take bus 23 until the stop "Gambetta Dante". By plane, take bus 23 or 98 until the stop "Grosso CUM". Then, whether it is by car, tram, bus or on foot, since the neighborhood is extremely well serviced, going around in Nice is not complicate at all. Visiting all Nice and its amazing surroundings (Monaco, Cannes, Antibes, Italy etc.) is therefore nice and easy!
Last but not least, various public parking facilities (and also streets with free parking spots) are close by.
Everything that the seaside, the down-town, the historical center and the pedestrian zone have to offer is at your door! Whether you are looking for beach, walks along the seaside, cultural tourism, typical or modern restaurants, shopping or night-life, everything is at few minutes walking distance!
The city of Nice is the second biggest after Marseille in the Region that covers Provence, Alpes and Côte d'Azur. Nice is the most visited destination in France after Paris.
In Nice, you can enjoy a Mediterranean climate with mild temperatures most of the year. You have lots of cultural spots and museums like the Opera de Nice (constructed in the 19th century), the Marc Chagall Museum and the Matisse Museum, among many others. You also have the lovely botanical garden and several monuments and visit cathedrals like Sainte-Réparate, Saint-Jacques, Notre-Dame de Nice and the Russian Orthodox Cathedral. You can also enjoy lovely walks in the Promenade des Anglais, along the Baie des Anges (Bay of the Angels) and you also have a large selection of stores, restaurants and cafés where one can sit outside and enjoy an appetizer.
Cannes – 25 km
Antibes – 18 km
Saint-Tropez – 70 km
HusreglerDepartures and arrivals: We will meet you directly at the apartment. The arrival times and departure must be agreed in advance. Arrivals are preferably after 5 pm. Departures are preferably before 10 am. When possible, you will be able to leave your luggage. We are not available to receive guests after 8pm from Monday until Saturday or on Sunday the whole day. Nevertheless, we can send a trusted contact person that will ask you on arrival an additional fee of 20€.
Security Deposit: €150
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Bardzo mały pokój razem z kuchnią i sypialnia. Wszytko w malutkim pokoiku. Gorąco! Widok na obdrapane ściany budynku. Ale czysto i pościel ok. Łóżko słabe.
Grazie a Salvatore e al suo staff mi sono trovato nel piccolo appartamento nel cuore di Nizza a pochi passi dal mare e dal centro città. Esperienza da consigliare per chi non ha grosse pretese ma vuole godersi il " tutto a portata di mano"...
Unico consiglio: non andateci in macchina perché è difficile trovare parcheggio
Per il resto tutto rispettato come da accordi. Grazie Salvatore
Salvatore war sehr hilfsbereit, zuverlässig und sein Appartement verfügt über alle wichtigen Dinge (sogar ein Bügeleisen, Fön). Die Promenade mit dem Strand ist zu Fuß ca. 5 Minuten entfernt.Das Zentrum ist nicht weit entfernt, es gibt in der Nähe Bushaltestellen, sehr viele Geschäfte, Restaurants beliebiger Art...Dieses Appartement ist von der Lage und Ausstattung her auf jeden Fall empfehlenswert und vom Preis her perfekt!
Nous étions chez Salvatore en mai dernier; le studio était petit et propre . Il a fallu déboursé 20 euros pour obtenir la literie et les serviettes.....pas très pratique. Il faut également amener son sèche-cheveux. Le studio est très près de la promenade des anglais.
Accueil chaleureux 2émes fois que je viens .....En plus les draps et linges.....Pour moi le top
Nous avons séjourné 5 jours et tout était parfait! Le studio avait tout se qu'il fallait, l'emplacement juste géniale et Salvatore top!
Nous somme arrivés tard à Nice, 21:30, pas de soucis, Salvatore était là pour nous accueillir. Il nous a conseillé sur toutes nos questions et se faisait une joie d'y répondre.
Et en plus pour finir, le jour de départ, notre vol était assez tard, nous avons dû rendre le studio pour les 12:00 mais on s'est arrangé avec Salvatore pour récuperer les bagages plus tard. Il fait tout pour vous rendre service.
Je conseille à n'importe qui ce studio pour un séjour à Nice.
Le plus : Studio à 2 pas de la Promenade des Anglais, proches de ttes commodités, idéal pour un week-end à deux! Déco moderne, rien à redire sur la propreté! Très bien équipé.
Le moins pas de linge de lit et de toilette fournis et couette un peu juste pour deux.
Mais je recommande ce studio sans hésiter!
Vurderinger for denne vertens andre eiendommer
Salvatore was very nice and gave us some tips for Nice. He explained everything detailed and was trustworthy. The location and the apartment itself were ok but there was a huge problem with it: when you opened the window it smelled really bad, as if we were living in a cloaca ... We mentioned the problem to Salvatore and he said sorry and hopefully the bad smell vanished until the morning. It was the first night and we thought ok, we wait until the next morning. Because we couldn't open the window the apartment was very stuffy and we had only an electric fan which wasn't a big help. The next morning it was ok so we thought it was good now but soon the bad smell blew up again and it was useless to wait till the smell vanishes. In the four days we opened the window for about 5 minutes. In the corridor outside there was better air than inside the apartment. Unfortunately the apartment was not amazing but sunny all right.
Nice city was amazing and we had a lot of fun but the situation in the apartment ruined our holiday a little. We went unwillingly to the apartment and only to sleep. We left as early as possible and came back as late as possible. I hope the smell-problem is solved until the next guest arrives at the apartment otherwise they would have the same bad expirience like us.
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220 Riverside BlvdApt. 44C
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- Price$2,450,000
- TypeCondo
- Bedrooms2
- Bathrooms2
- Rooms4.5
- Approx. Sq. Ft.1,429
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Key Features
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- Full city view
- Full park view
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Every ten blocks of the Upper West Side seem to have its own character. The 70s and 80s have their share of "Classic Six" prewar apartments (that's two bedrooms, a living room, dining room, and kitchen plus a room for the maid or domestic staff, sometimes used as a home office) as opposed to a "Classic Seven," which has all these rooms in addition to another bedroom. Along Riverside Drive on the Upper West Side, some grand-scale apartment buildings with magnificent river views perfectly match the street's name. Meanwhile, the southern bit of the Upper West Side embraces the Time Warner Center, which has some of the most spectacular luxury condos in the city, along with high-end shops like Coach and Hugo Boss, once-in-a-lifetime eateries like Per Se, and a giant subterranean Whole Foods that seems to have the capability to hold every resident of the Upper West Side at once.
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220 Riverside Boulevard represents the Trump Organizations third residential high-rise at Trump Place along the Hudson River. This luxury white glove condo features a state-of-the-art fitness center, pool, spa, playroom, party room, billiards room, private garden with reflecting pool, and there is even parking on the premises too.
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just check out the super bowl packages online, ravens have been sold out for a while while there are plenty of 49er packages available
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just check out the super bowl packages online, ravens have been sold out for a while while there are plenty of 49er packages available
Where are some of you getting that SB trips are sold out?
Ravens Trips still has packages and a quick google search found me others as well.
And I don't see anything to suggest SF packages are being bought up by Ravens fans.
Link please?
Raven Nation travels! We may have a NATIONAL fanbase on par w/ Carolina or Jax, but we get there and ain't afraid to go nuts when we do.
Ray's story beats the best storyline SF has got (i.e. exciting rookie QB) even w/ haters included.
Locals have a choice of NFC loyalty or Niners' schadenfreudje ( I have no idea how that is spelled!) In a year in which they're hating the NFL altogether, they will vote outlaw and root for us.
Remember all: the REAL homefield advantage goes to Ford or Proctor & Gamble (or just possibly - Beyonce).
Which fanbase has more of a NATIONAL fanbase? Is this even in question?
The Baltimore Sun reported that Orbitz is reporting that there is 108% more Ravens fans booking SB47 trips than 9er fans: http://articles.baltimoresun.com/201...ans-49ers-fans
Those Ravens fans at home watching the game, just listen for two things - the "OH" in the National Anthem and the 7 Nation Army chants that will break out. We'll be there, representing Ravens Nation and LOUDER THAN HELL!
The Superdome is dressed in purple banners.....even the people in the food booths are wearing purple.


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Outbreak of wheat scab
Wet conditions in southern Iowa have resulted in an outbreak of wheat scab. This disease is caused by a number of species of Fusarium fungi, especially Fusarium graminearum (Gibberella zeae), which also causes Gibberella ear and stalk rot of corn.
Scab causes premature ripening of wheat.
The first noticeable symptom of scab is premature bleaching of heads. Part or all of the head will die prematurely. After the wheat has turned, scab-infected heads may have a pink or orange fungal growth at the base of or on the dead glumes. Plants may be in patches or scattered throughout a field. In some fields, most of the plants are infected this year.
Black head mold can appear on a prematurely-killed head.
Premature death of wheat plants may result from other problems, such as root rot, so do not assume that it is always scab. If heads die early and the leaves and roots are still healthy, this is a good indication that scab is the cause. Heads with scab will have no grain or very shriveled grain that has a chalky-white appearance. Premature ripening often is followed by a darkening of the head as secondary fungi, such as Alternaria and Cladosporium, colonize the dead tissue. This condition often is called black or sooty head mold and is a sign that heads died prematurely but does not indicate what caused the original problem. Black head mold is not harmful in itself.
The scab fungus survives in crop residue and windborne or splashed spores infect the heads during flowering. Moist weather and moderate temperatures are favorable for infection. Scab can be devastating to yields if a large proportion of plants are infected. Some fields may not be worth harvesting for grain. F. graminearum also can produce harmful mycotoxins, especially deoxynivalenol (vomitoxin). If a badly affected field is harvested and much of the grain looks shriveled, it can be cleaned and most of the shriveled seed will be removed. This will significantly reduce the risk of mycotoxins.
Samples can be tested for toxins by private laboratories, by a rapid immunoassay kit, or by Iowa State University. Samples sent to ISU must be submitted either through a veterinarian or the ISU Plant Disease Clinic. Care must be taken to get a representative sample; at least a few pounds should be collected from various places in a truck or bin. Scabby grain is a poor candidate for storage.
Scab is difficult to control if weather is favorable for the disease. Fungicidal control has not been effective. The fungus infects wheat and corn, so these crops should be rotated with a legume crop. Tillage will reduce the survival of the fungus. Some varieties are less susceptible, but none are highly resistant. Scabby seed should not be planted because emergence is poor. Seed treatments can improve emergence of scabby seed, but they do not prevent infection of the plants later in the season.
This article originally appeared on page 130 of the IC-476(18) -- July 15, 1996 issue.
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Chicago Bears GM Phil Emery held a conference call with season-ticket holders yesterday. When asked about the possible return of defensive tackle Amobi Okoye, currently an unrestricted free agent, Emery did not sound optimistic.
"Right now, Amobi is trying to decide which direction he is going," Emery said. "We've had conversations with him. So far, we have not been able to work out a deal. Amobi is probably going in a different direction."
Okoye was signed to a one-year deal last offseason. He shared reps at the 3-technique spot with Henry Melton. The two combined for 11 sacks, the most of any Bears DT duo since 1995.
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Okoye was a former first-round pick of the Houston Texans in 2007, yet the team released him following the 2010 season after they switched from a 4-3 to a 3-4 scheme. Up to that point, many considered him a bust. Yet his work with Chicago defensive coordinator Rod Marinelli did him good and appears to have revived his career.
He has received interest from the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, New England Patriots and Denver Broncos, and has a visit scheduled with the Cincinnati Bengals.
With the Bears low on salary cap space, it's likely they will need to address defensive tackle in the upcoming draft.
"Between free agency and the draft we have to find a way to meet our needs," Emery said. "We're always looking for playmakers. So, if one of those playmakers happens to be a defensive lineman and we're in position to draft one, we may do that."
Carimi on track
Bears offensive tackle Gabe Carimi missed 14 games last season due to a dislocated knee that required multiple surgeries. In February, Carimi said his knee was pain free and will likely be ready for the start of Chicago's offseason training activities. He is currently rehabbing five days a week at Halas Hall.
"[Carimi] has been working tremendously hard," Emery said. "I have had a chance to visit with him a couple times and watch him rehab. We're very excited that he's coming back. He's going to really help solidify our offensive line."
Carimi was easily the club's best offensive lineman when on the field last year. He's a mauler on the edge that should provide a big boost up front.
Unfortunately, Johnny Knox isn't as far along in his recovery from spinal surgery.
"He has made progress and will continue to make progress. As I've told him, ultimately it'll be him that will decide when he comes back," Emery said. "It'll be him telling us where he's at in the rehab process.
News broke last week that Knox will start the season on the PUP list, which will keep him out of action for at least the first six weeks of 2012. The team has yet to confirm the report.
"We're a long way from having to make that decision and we're going to lean heavily on Johnny helping us make that decision," said Emery. "Johnny's made every effort to get back as quick as he can, and he is making progress. Yeah, you want to be cautious because it was a tough injury. It was a heavy-contact injury. Johnny understands where he's at. He's going to keep pushing forward, and there couldn't be a Bear with a better attitude than him."
Knox will likely be replaced by Devin Hester, although newcomers Eric Weems and Devin Thomas, both signed this offseason, will challenge for playing time. The Bears could also add a receiver in the draft.
No news is good news for Marshall
Two days before the Bears traded for receiver Brandon Marshall, the mercurial receiver was allegedly involved in an altercation outside of a New York City nightclub. He allegedly punched a woman in the eye.
Yet there has been very little news on the incident since the initial reports came out. One media outlet said the woman accusing Marshall had gone into hiding.
Harvey Steinberg, Marshall's attorney, told the Chicago Tribune on Wednesday that police had yet to contact him with any follow-up to their investigation.
The regular season is still many months away, and anything could happen before then, but right now, it looks unlikely that the league will suspend Marshall.
Urlacher will be ready to go
LB Brian Urlacher
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Future Hall of Fame linebacker Brian Urlacher was injured in the season finale last year. A collision with safety Major Wright caused Urlacher to land awkwardly on his left knee. He was diagnosed with a sprained MCL.
Urlacher spoke with the Chicago Sun Times on Tuesday at Nike's unveiling of the new NFL uniforms and apparel in New York. He said he'll be healthy come OTAs.
"[My knee is] doing really good," Urlacher said. "I'm just doing what I'm told. When it's time to go, I'll be ready to go. There's no reason to rush it."
The 33-year-old is entering the final year of a five-year, $40.6 million contract. Yet he's not concerned about a new deal getting done.
"There's no doubt in my mind I'll finish my career with the Bears," he said. "However that works out, it works out. I can't imagine playing anywhere else."
Bears interested in Steinbach
According to ESPNChicago.com, the Bears are interested in free agent guard Eric Steinbach.
Steinbach is 32 years old and missed all of last season after undergoing offseason surgery on his back. The Browns asked him to reduce his pay but he refused, so the team cut him on March 14.
Steinbach has started 124 games for the Browns and Bengals during his career. He's considered one of the better offensive guards in the league. Yet his back injury, coupled with his age, has reduced his value in the eyes of many throughout the NFL.
The Bears showed last month, when they hosted former Vikings offensive lineman Anthony Herrera, they are looking to improve the guard position.
Chicago ranked No. 30 in the league when it came to running the ball up the middle last season, averaging a mere 3.3 yards per carry and failing to break off a single 20-yard plus run, according to ESPN Stats & Information. So it's no surprise they are trying to upgrade the interior.
Other teams interested in Steinbach include the Seattle Seahawks and Baltimore Ravens. He has not scheduled any official visits.
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Great update Babs! Cherry red sandles...hmmm... I will reserve judgement but yep, no risk of theft - not many teenage girls with size 11 feet!
We will miss you Sat night at the annual Kennykins shaker!
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It's night time.
There is a nice refreshing breeze and I am shirtless in 25 degree temperatures.
Ocean waves steadily creep closer and closer as full tide approaches to the
edge of the wooden posts where I sit with legs crossed on a small bamboo platform
under coconut trees at the beaches edge. The moon is nearly full and it
illuminates the palm leaves above me creating a surreal setting that I dream
about when the bitter cold of Canadian winters pushes me too far
Alanis Morrisette,
KD Lang and Brian Adams have just played consecutively on the speaker behind me
at the resorts bar. Clearly some Canadian traveler here left behind a music disc for the Thai people at some point. Not exactly my first three choices of artists, but at least I
can boast they are fellow canucks.
I changed
resorts yesterday. I downgraded to a small, old bamboo hut just a 100 meters
away for nearly half the cost, but no amenities other than a bed and bath area.
My old resort wanted more money because the high season had begun and so they
increased the price of accommodation
however, as I'm over budget anyway and I knew change was coming soon. I also
finally bought new flip flops!! The color of cherry red and only $7. No chance
of theft now.
I didn't sleep
well last night. Twice, woke up suddenly with the sound of coconuts falling on to my
bungalow's tin roof and startled me from my sleep... and it was loud, very loud,
like striking lightning.
In the distance
a young French couple argue, a Thai baby cries and I lay swinging in a hammock
tied between 2 coconut trees near the beaches edge. I refuse to be annoyed. The wind is howling heavily
through the palms and it reminds
me of being in the Canadian rockies where tall pine trees sway back and forth and
you hear the sound of wind echoing through the forest.
I'm about to log off now. I'm having trouble editing the photos I would like to post, it's frustrating, but for now here is are 2 images of my new footware and a night shot of the beach area where you chillout and view the beach. Till next time.......
Great update Babs! Cherry red sandles...hmmm... I will reserve judgement but yep, no risk of theft - not many teenage girls with size 11 feet!
I did the sandles, Sandals is where I got married though lol. hee hee. Good to see your toe is healing up!
Love the picture. It looks so serene there! In my mind, I'm taking a break and having a drink with you now, just chilling. I know you said uploading photos was hard for you, but I love the pictures....keep them coming!
its true, the atmosphere here is very laid back and serene... enjoy that drink with me.. haha
do you know if boys or girls??


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As tittle really, looking at prices they charge and in what area. My dealer wants £200
As tittle really, looking at prices they charge and in what area. My dealer wants £200
I remember calling my dealer last year and asking the same question. They wanted £250 to check it. Then if any work needed doing it would be more
Had it done along with a load of other stuff, and I think I got it down to about £150.... It did completely change the feel of the car though, it felt so 'right' when I got it back!
Paid £80 for mine on a brand new state of the art machine . I got a computer read out at the start and at the end . Mine was way out . The only thing that wasn`t adjustable was the front castor angle . It made a fantastic difference to mine even though I thought it was ok beforehand ( only took it in because of uneven tyre wear ) . Had mine done at E.T.B level street brierley hill . ( the old ATS depot ) .Would strongly recommend .
Vauxfan.. why would you go to a dealer? They will use the same machine, same specifications/software and follow the same process as anywhere with a hunter alignment machine..
Major difference being your wallet will feel violated after a visit to the dealer!
I had my alignment done at a local place for £50 cash.. aslong as they've got a hunter machine you'll get the results you want
Find your nearest here: www.alignmycar.co.uk
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I finally found this place and they are the dogs bollocks.
They even corner weight the car first which I have never seen anyone else do. They are not cheap either. I know they are fookin miles away from you, but its worth having a read of there website and forum....
not a main dealer or anywhere near you but i've used these guys www.supertracker.com they supply, fit and train the equipment so thought they would know how to use it properly.
fantastic result. cured my understeer and the car has a very nice balance to it now. the guy was very good, explained everything before, during and after the adjustments, quick with it too. asked me to go for a test drive to check it over and amke sure i was happy instead of taking it himself. did a friday special £40 instead of £50+. highly recommended
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well said.there is so much more to it than most realize.Thank you! I agree 100% with feline fanatic. There IS a lot of work before we even start on the quilts. I'll add one of my peeves --- the backing!! If you don't have the room to lay the backing out totally flat, then please don't piece it!! I know, I'm asking a lot -- but I get a lot of them that aren't sewn straight and the backing is wonky. Also -- just because the corners are squared --- doesn't mean the backing is straight across. Folding a 108" wide backing 4 times and cutting will NOT, most of the time, make it straight across. Nine times out of 10 you'll have a wavy line. We have to pin or attach that wonky backing on the a straight bar. If it's not straight -- we battle it. I have one customer that just doesn't get my hints, so I automatically have to re-cut. I HATE that -- I'm always afraid I'll screw it up!!!
Make sure all your seams are sewn TIGHT!!!! I quilted a paper pieced quilt last winter -- was to be for a competition. We're not sure what happened, but toward the bottom, after I'd finished 90% of the quilt, the seams started coming apart............it looked like she'd basted the seams. SAD!!!
Oh -- one other pet peeve --- LOL --- if your quilter requires 8" total extra for the backing, please, please, please don't just add lots more!!! I had one come in with the backing being 3 YARDS longer than I needed.....yes, I had to cut it off....totally unnecessary!!! She'd bought it, wanting the extra fabric, and didn't trim before it came to me.
Okay -- that all being said -- I'm not a witchy person ------ I just want to get the word out. I appreciate all those who have sent me quilts, I LOVE LAQing, and have had the time of my life since buying my machine. My BP did raise at times, but we're over that. I love the variety of quilts that come in, the color choices, have now discovered I REALLY DO like purple!!!!!!!