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There's plenty of life left in our favourite yellow family from Springfield, writes David Carr.
If, for the sake of art or science, a person were to sit down and watch every episode of The Simpsons ever made, it would take him or her more than a week of no-sleep, back-to-back viewing in 350 half-hour increments.
In that marathon the viewer would learn that life on a street called Evergreen Terrace never really changes, that Bart, Lisa and Maggie, along with their creator, Matt Groening, will not grow up, and that the Simpsons, once viewed as the shock troops of cultural mortification, are a shining exemplar of family stability in the come-and-go world of television.
And even though some suggest that it ran out of gas some time ago, the show remains in high gear, with 20 writers working on next year's season, searching for yet another joke that has yet to be told on The Simpsons.
An animated sitcom that seemed to lose some of its bite as it grew long in the tooth has been back in the news, with a recent episode on gay marriage and, later this season, a satirical - some would say sacrilegious - episode about the Simpsons' dalliance with Catholicism and another about the apocalypse.
Groening, despite his own hints in previous interviews that the show might be running its course, has found a second wind.
"I think the show has almost reached its halfway point, which means another 17 years," he says - and this of a show that is already the longest running now on television.
James L. Brooks, a veteran television producer who helped develop the series, said the episodes being worked on for next year will be "vintage", in part because of the influx of new writing blood.
And just in case that does not satisfy the apparently bottomless appetite for all things Simpson, Groening, Brooks and others are working in an office on the 20th Century Fox lot on the long-rumoured Simpsons movie.
With more than $US1 billion in green kicked up by the yellow people of Springfield, there is little reason that Fox would not be in a good mood.
Although recently running 68th out of all network shows, The Simpsons still attracts almost 10 million viewers in the US, many of them in the younger demographic groups that advertisers crave.
They were apparently happy enough to give a party last week memorialising the 350th show, a number no other currently running show has achieved.
Groening, as the series creator, the actors and the legions of guest stars made a yellow-carpet arrival for the crew party. And then the whole Simpsons family plopped down in front of a big screen to watch "Don't Fear the Roofer", the 350th episode, with guest appearances by Ray Romano and physicist Stephen Hawking.
The episode was broadcast in the US on Sunday and will screen here in a few weeks.
The party was a rare break in a year-round schedule. Ten days ago, Nancy Cartwright, the voice of Bart, was at the microphone recording additional tracks for an episode that will be broadcast later this season.
Pain, the leitmotif of life as a Simpson, is getting another workout. "Ow, ow, ow, ow, ow, ow," she said, in the helium-inflected voice of of America's favourite brat as she watched an animation of Bart being serially mauled by a rotating mattress.
The painful fun of making The Simpsons has yet to wear off. The Simpsons was conceived by Groening in 15 minutes before a pitch meeting with Fox - in the rush he used the names of his family for the characters.
What began as an animated sideshow to break up the live-action sketches for Tracey Ullman's show became its own show in December 1989.
"I always thought the show would be a hit," Groening says. "At the time Fox was brand new and willing to experiment. To this day I don't think it could get on any other network."
Groening, 51, looks very much like the tidied up ex-hippie he is - mod glasses, slight paunch. Brooks, one of the show's other godfathers, says: "We always say to ourselves that we will know when to call it a day, and there have been times when we have seriously considered it. But I think we are all feeling great about the show right now."
Getting new rubber on an old tyre is no small effort - the show is always in danger of self-parody. Yet on the day we visited, the table read, a rehearsal with actors present, seemed to go well. Writers, actors and people from on and off the lot clamour for a chair.
"My Fair Laddy" tells the story of Lisa's attempt to transform Groundskeeper Willie, the brutish Scottish janitor at Springfield Elementary, into a proper gentleman as her Pygmalionesque experiment for the annual science fair.
The read had the feel and sound of an old-time radio drama, though with more updated cultural references. Owing to his time in mock stirrups with the Monty Python-inspired musical Spamalot in New York, Hank Azaria was piped in by phone, as was Yeardley Smith, but the rest of the cast was there.
The episode belongs principally to Dan Castellaneta, who plays Homer, Groundskeeper Willie, Krusty the Clown and five other characters in just this episode, and who shifts octaves, inflections and accents in the time it would take most people to clear their throat.
In the middle of the read, Castellaneta kicks into a version of Wouldn't It Be Loverly from My Fair Lady, which becomes Wouldn't It Be Adequate, coming from the Scottish maintenance man.
"Matching socks for both my feet, dining on untainted meat, a toilet what still has its seat, oh, wouldn't it be adequate," he sings.
Groening, who sat in the middle chair making notes on the script, emitted some of the loudest guffaws.
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Hi, I was wondering how many larvae a nurse bee could feed? Is it possible for there to be more larvae than nurse bees?
Hi, I was wondering how many larvae a nurse bee could feed? Is it possible for there to be more larvae than nurse bees?
Good enough is perfect - Joel Salatin
I believe that you can have more larvae than nurse bees and still get everyone fed. What I don't know is whether a 1:1 ratio is enough to keep the larvae warm. The nurse bees will start ejecting of some of the larvae if they can't handle them all. Really good question and I'd like to know more. Are you seeing this in your hives?
http://www.honeybeesuite.com "A Better Way to Bee"
Well, of course, yes. But why are you worrying about it?
It is not that likely that there will be more larvae than the colony can take care of. In the progression thru the list of jobs which bees do as they mature after emerging from the comb, when necassary some can regress and do the job which they have graduated from. Which is a crude/nontechnical way to describe what happens.
Are you perhaps concerned w/ chilled brood caused by not having enuf adult bees to cover brood were temperatures to drop suddenly drastically?
Mark Berninghausen
From the Hive and the Honeybee...
A larvae is visited about 1300 times a day, and more than 10,000 times during the eight day period from egg to sealed brood.
How many combs of open brood are you seeing in a colony? How many larvae on a comb? I had a cell building colony last summer that had seven combs of larvae. With 4000 larvae on a comb that's 28,000 larvae that are fed 1300 times a day....or just under once every minute.
No, I'm not. I was just wondering what the minimum number of bees to start a colony was or what was the minimum amount of bees to have left in the spring was.
Enuf bees to cover three frames of brood. I've never counted them. It's an eyeball thing.Originally Posted by sammyjay;
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I think increase essentials states 1:2 nurse be to larvae ratio so technically a hive could double every 21 days.
Yes Mark, I am planning on making nucs.
Do you have a plan on how to make them?
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Not completely sure yet. But ,Maybe Michael Palmers plan or 1 frame brood, 1 frame food, a queen and some workers.
I'd put more than that in a 5 frame nuc box, but that's about right.
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On the strange attraction of spheres that like to stick together
Brian Hayes
One way to solve sphere-packing problems is to view the spheres as particles subject to a physical force. Then, through mathematical analysis or computer simulation, you can try to find the geometric arrangement that minimizes the potential energy of the system. The force is usually defined as a smooth function of distance. When two particles are far apart, the force between them is negligible; at closer range the force becomes strongly attractive; at even smaller distances a "hard-core repulsion" prevents the spheres from overlapping. Under a force law of this kind, the particles settle into equilibrium at some small but nonzero separation.
The contact-counting problem can be translated into the language of forces and energy, but the physics of the system is rather peculiar. To begin with, the force law is not a smooth function of distance. Instead of hills and valleys representing gradual changes in energy, there is a sheer cliff, where the energy jumps abruptly. Imagine two spheres drifting through space. As long as they do not touch, there is no force acting between them—neither attraction nor repulsion. If the spheres happen to come in contact, however, they stick together; suddenly, the force becomes attractive. Yet any attempt to push them still closer is met by infinite resistance.
In this world of sticky spheres, the forces at work are not merely short-range but zero-range. (Martin Gardner once suggested a model for such systems: ping-pong balls coated with rubber cement.) Two spheres lower their total energy when they touch, and energy has to be supplied to pull them apart; but once they are separated, they have no further influence on one another. Minimizing the potential energy of the whole system means maximizing the number of contacts.
The discontinuous nature of the force law affects the choice of mathematical tools for solving the sticky-sphere problem. With a smooth force law, sphere-packing problems can be solved by optimization methods. An algorithm repeatedly attempts to reduce the total energy by making small adjustments to the particles' positions, continuing until no further progress is made. This scheme won't work with sticky spheres because there are no smooth gradients to guide the particles toward lower-energy configurations. For this reason, the sticky-spheres problem has seemed harder than most other sphere-packing tasks.
On the other hand, the discrete, all-or-nothing character of the sticky-spheres potential also brings an important advantage. Because each pair of spheres is either touching or not, the number of essentially different configurations is finite. In principle, you can examine all these possibilities and simply choose the one with the most contacts and hence the lowest potential energy. It was this insight—the idea that the problem can be solved by exhaustive enumeration—that led to the recent results of the Harvard and Yale groups.
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Roswell International UFO Museum
In July 1947, something happened northwest of Roswell, New Mexico, during a severe thunderstorm. Was it a flying saucer? Was it a weather balloon? What happened?
Famous for what is now known as the Roswell Incident, the town of Roswell hosts an annual UFO festival and the International UFO Museum and Research Center where you can decide for yourself about the flying saucer that allegedly crashed here in 1947. Whatever you decide, you're likely to be intrigued by the many exhibits and programs about the crash itself and the phenomenon of UFO research. Opened in 1991, the Museum and Research Center shortly thereafter earned 1996's "Top Tourist Destination of New Mexico." Each room in the Museum has been designed to bring back the feeling of 1947 – a newsroom, a government "cover-up" room, and also a room dedicated to providing information about "sightings" in general. The Research Center offers books, records, and other research materials galore. On the board of the Museum and Research Center are nuclear physicists, the best-known and most influential UFO expert in North America, documentarians of strange phenomena, and one of the world's leading experts on the Roswell UFO events of 1947. With these heavyweights, you gotta start believing!


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#1 – "He's just faking. Don't give him anything." Words from the mouth of this A-list tweener to her friends as they passed a homeless man sitting on the ground. Oh, she then spent about $1000 on food for dinner. Nice.
#2 – This B list actress/singer tweener is a little older than the characters she portrays. She is tired of studios, managers, and agents telling her what to do and so as her first order of business with her new self she kicked her "boyfriend" to the curb. Oh, she likes guys, she just didn't want the arranged "boyfriend" any longer.
#3 – This C list singer/actress is a tweener, but she has never really done the whole tweener show thing and has basically had to eke out a living on her own. Even though she is still a teenager, she has gone through a string of music producers in their late 20's and 30's. And when I say gone through a string of them, I don't mean just for producing her records. Hey, at least she is legal now.
#4 – This tweener actor on a hit show needs to get off the coke that was introduced to him by a former tween actor, and now, unemployed drug addict on the same network.


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Our friends over at Mainebiz are reporting that the Conway Daily Sun will open a Portland Daily Sun sometime this month. It's expected to be free, and won't have an office, if I'm understanding the quote correctly - "our office will be the coffeehouse." (Saves cash, for sure, but how do you drop things off for people to look at or write about?)
No word yet on how many reporters, or if any will be full-time. UPDATE: The Press Herald reports there will be an editor and two reporters, and that it will be printed in Conway, New Hampshire.
Interestingly, the domain name PortlandDailySun.com is owned by the Lewiston Sun Journal. Not sure what that means, if anything.
As for the choice of name, I understand - the company also owns the Berlin Daily Sun and the Laconia Daily Sun. But does anyone else remember the last daily newspaper named Sun that started in Portland? 13 days, for the Portland Morning Sun. Very similar model - launching into a bad economy, printing 5000-ish copies, free distribution.
Here's the AP story from 2001, courtesy of the Berkeley Daily Planet:
Daily in Portland, Maine, ceases publication after 13 issues
PORTLAND, Maine (AP) — The Portland Morning Sun suspended publication Oct. 25 after 13 issues.
Edward G. Pickett, the Morning Sun's editor and publisher, said
individuals who were expected to invest in the paper after it launched
backed out because of the unstable economy. Without more funding, the
paper could not make it through the initial startup period.
The paper, which was published Monday through Friday and
distributed for free, debuted on Oct. 8 with a circulation of about
5,000 in the Greater Portland area. It had local reporters and carried
news stories from The New York Times and The Associated Press.
The paper's largest competitor was the Portland Press
Herald/Maine Sunday Telegram, which is owned by The Seattle Times Co.
and has a daily circulation of about 75,000.
Pickett, owner and publisher of the Portland Business Journal,
said advertising revenue was increasing. He said the newspaper might
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In this enormous tome from IWC, "IWC Schaffhausen. Engineering Time since 1868", the story of the watchmaking company from Schaffhausen is told in greater detail than ever before. At the same time, it combines the fine craft of precision watchmaking with the narrative craft of best-selling author Paulo Coelho and the imagination of artist Enki Bilal. The book's author, Manfred Fritz, provides us with an insight into this "Gesamtkunstwerk". We also showcase ten of the most important watches in the history of IWC.
In the beginning was the Word. Or, to be more precise, the sentence penned by Paulo Coelho that brings the first of his seven stories for the new IWC book to a close. This tale, born in the author's imagination, tells us of the arrival of the company's founder, F. A. Jones, in Schaffhausen in 1868, together with the difficulties he encountered recruiting employees among the town's conservatively-minded craftsmen and making them understand his bold idea for the more rational production of pocket watches. It is my own personal favourite because it uses the boundless scope of the writer's imagination to provide an insight into a period of IWC's history which, for lack of reliable documentation, is the one we know least about.
The sentence in question runs: "Dreams we dream alone are only dreams. But the dreams we dream together change reality." It is true, and Paulo Coelho, great storyteller and connoisseur of the human psyche that he is, immediately hits the nail on the head with it. Not only as it applies to the young American trying to gain a foothold in Schaffhausen and find workers, but also to the entire undertaking known as IWC that has continued, with all its successes and failures, for 142 years. Because the factor that has always stood behind – or preceded – it has been its ability to galvanize individuals to achieve an objective, even if it appears totally impossible.
In the beginning, then, was this sentence. That was three years ago. Paulo Coelho was already a little ahead of the project and working independently of the team assembled for the book project. But his wording served as a motto the team and its future work. And – yes, this can also be said openly – the professionalism and punctuality with which he wrote and delivered his stories were a constant spur to the rest of the team when the complex project threatened to stall.
The history of watchmaking has echoed the history of human culture for several hundreds of years and reflects the aesthetic or artistic sensitivities of any given age
The entire process was intensive and occasionally controversial, as is to be expected when the aim is to compress an objective as ambitious as this one to the confines of two covers: a book about watches and time, the like of which had never been seen before. Firstly, because the history of IWC, from its remarkable beginnings until today, is one of the most interesting and unusual in the Swiss watch industry. And, secondly, because the objective, which was clear from the start to everyone involved, was to dare to do something completely different.
Perhaps it is also the close affiliation that exists between culture and craftsmanship, although the level of craftsmanship practised at IWC in the form of Haute Horlogerie represents a cultural achievement in itself. We need this kind of culture, of course, as little as we need a Bach cantata or a picture by Picasso. Except that life without them would be that little bit poorer. We could take this a step further and maintain that an individual's attitude towards time, whether cultivated or indifferent, is reflected in his choice of timepiece. The history of watchmaking has echoed the history of human culture for several hundreds of years and reflects the aesthetic or artistic sensitivities of any given age.
This is the real reason why, despite the cool rationale of electronic timekeeping, the art of precision watchmaking – in itself an offshoot of the art of engineering – has continued to exist and develop over the centuries. It was against this background that a decision was taken to amalgamate several different art forms in an interdisciplinary work that would be equal to its subject: the literary expertise of Paulo Coelho, the visual powers of Enki Bilal, outstanding book design, impressive photography and the narration of a real story in modern, journalistic terms.
Sweeping in scope and weighing in at 4.4 kilograms, the new magnum opus of IWC – this time about the company and not from it – was conceived in this spirit. Or as CEO Georges Kern expressed it at the advance premiere: "We didn't want to publish just another book about watches with a classic company history. By adopting an unusual, artistic approach, we wanted to give a wide public the possibility to discover the uniqueness and fascination of the IWC brand for themselves."
—IWC founder F. A. Jones made the eponymous pocket watch calibre with its three-quarter plate and elongated index for precision adjustment
Never before has the history of IWC Schaffhausen been so comprehensively researched and told with so much background information
—The Mark 11 Pilot's Watch with its hand-wound 89-calibre movement, protected against magnetic fields
The date of the presentation in mid-March was well chosen and attracted journalists from all over the world to Schaffhausen on their way to the Basel Watch Fair. They had an opportunity to talk to Paulo Coelho, the French artist and illustrator Enki Bilal, me, the project team and the specialists from the IWC Museum. The opportunity to explore and discuss this unusual publication about watches was one of which our guests made avid use.
There are many ways of structuring a book of this kind. But no matter which one you choose, there is no avoiding a basic introduction to the subject. Only if you understand your past can you define the way forward. For this reason, two essential aspects that are still pivotal to IWC's existence come at the very beginning. The first of these is the story of how IWC came to be in Schaffhausen at all. But the consequence of this is likewise important: in other words, the fact that the close connection between Schaffhausen and the factory on the river has remained indissoluble to this day. On the one hand, we can reconstruct the remarkable coincidence as to how and why F. A. Jones from Boston ended up in north-eastern Switzerland of all places. But it is what followed on from all this – namely, the company's insular position, far removed from the traditional Swiss watchmaking centres and its specific, in retrospect clearly foreseeable, consequences.
One of these – and the most important – is expressed in the book's title: "IWC Schaffhausen. Engineering Time since 1868". This alludes to something that is part of the company's DNA, of the proverbial genius loci and the people who inhabit the Swiss-German border region. There is nothing they love more than tinkering around with things and combining the best tools available with an intelligent use of mechanics to generate the best possible solutions. Reality – here the quality, ingeniousness and durability of the movements – has always been more important to IWC than appearances, more important than ornamentation or exaggeratedly off-the-wall products. This has given IWC watches their unique and unmistakable character, to this day. It is a constant that can be documented over the past 142 years. Nevertheless, we should point out that it is a complete fiction to assert that the company in Schaffhausen has only ever made watches for men.
The book, which is big in every sense of the term, was an opportunity to relate the unusual story of the company's founding in as much detail as necessary without becoming bogged down in trivial detail, and to follow it through to the present day. But never before have the protagonists who pushed the company forward during their own time been so alive. Not least, it was possible to examine the product lines that have today become so clearly defined – the Pilot's Watches, Portuguese, Ingenieur, Aquatimer, Da Vinci and Portofino – and their authentic roots in clear and well-defined detail. Anything that cannot be assigned to this section but is relevant to the overall picture of the brand can be found in another chapter or in a – comprehensive but not exhaustive – overview of important calibres.
But no one can bluff their way through 550 pages without having something concrete to say
Its special charm, however, lies in the juxtaposition of the factual, informative part of the book with the seven fictional stories about the founding of IWC and its watch lines written by Paulo Coelho and illustrated by Enki Bilal. This "book-in-book" is essentially philosophical in nature. At the book presentation itself Coelho related how, despite his initial scepticism about the project, he had ended up being totally captivated by the subject of time and its measurement. It was a sincere compliment addressed to the watchmaking metier in general but also to IWC in particular. And, who knows, perhaps the subject will be addressed again in one of his future books.
In this respect, the IWC book is not so much a classical work for collectors as an extended business card for the company that will also appeal to people who are encountering the fascinating topic of haute horlogerie through IWC for the first time. Admittedly, walking the fine line between language that would be readily understandable to the non-specialist reader yet acceptable to the professional was not always easy.
But no one can bluff their way through 550 pages without having something concrete to say. The story behind the foundation of IWC is genuinely unusual. The craft of watchmaking was imported into the western part of Switzerland mainly in the 16th and 17th centuries by Huguenots who had been driven out of France and was gradually built up by their descendants. Compared with this, the arrival of an American watchmaker from Boston is a completely different story. In terms of both motivation and watchmaking background.
As regards industrialization and standardization – and thus precision – the American watchmaking industry centred on Boston was superior to all others of the time. And F.A. Jones, who was unfortunately not as gifted an entrepreneur as a watchmaker, was an industrial revolutionist: he was hoping to combine modern production techniques with the skills of qualified Swiss watchmakers, who were then cheaper than workers in the booming cities of North America, and in this way gain a competitive edge. However, in the French-speaking part of Switzerland, where watchmaking was still largely a cottage industry, he met with staunch resistance.
It was a classic case of fear of progress. The fact that Jones ended up in Schaffhausen, a town whose industry was just beginning to wake up and which had a hydropower plant on the banks of the Rhine, was on the one hand pure coincidence. But it was also the opportunity for a new beginning that lent power to his idea of making first-class watches of consistently high quality. Even after the economic debacle of 1876, Jones's basic demand for quality has run like a thread throughout the company's history. Everything we know about Jones to this day is related in the book. It is the story of a rather tragic failure: Jones, unfortunately, failed to be quite so international in his thinking as the name he chose for the company suggested. Unfortunately, because he produced watches exclusively for North America, which imposed prohibitive import duties. But without this failed beginning, the company's continuation would also have been unthinkable.
Basically, to borrow an image from the industry itself, Jones left a fully assembled watch that stopped simply for lack of power. Or to put it in economic terms: it was a completely undervalued bargain that was first secured in 1876 by a Schaffhausen bank with not the slightest idea of the metier and which consequently failed to get it up and running again. It was only four years later that the company was taken over by the Rauschenbachs, one of Schaffhausen's best-established entrepreneurial dynasties. Now, for the first time, we see signs of a pattern being established for successful company management. For both the new man-in-command, Johannes Rauschenbach-Schenk, and his son and successor, Johannes Rauschenbach, filled the senior positions in the company – especially the technical ones – with individuals who were well qualified for the job in hand.
—This mechanical chronograph was the world's first watch in a case made of titanium
Never before has so much material about the company been uncovered, researched and analyzed as in this volume
It was during this phase, to name but one catchword, that the company manufactured its "Pallweber" pocket watches. These had digital displays for the hours and minutes and were the subject of an enormous ballyhoo. But this era also saw the development of trailblazing movements like the 52 and 53 calibres. The company sought and found new markets. And even before the end of the 19th century, IWC had realized that the wristwatch – then favoured mainly by women – could represent an alternative to the pocket watch. Apart from this, the company's owners secured the loyalty of its employees with an exemplary package of social benefits.
The second Schaffhausen-based family of entrepreneurs to play a significant role in IWC's history, the Hombergers, effectively married into the company. Ernst Jakob Homberger was a director at Georg Fischer, Schaffhausen's biggest industrial concern, and married to one of the two daughters of Johannes Rauschenbach, who had died in 1905. It was at this point that he was entrusted with the management of the watch factory. Also in 1905, Rauschenbach's second daughter, Emma Marie, was wedded to a young man who was destined for world acclaim in his own chosen field, the psychiatrist Carl Gustav Jung. In this way, he too became a part owner of the watch company. In his memoirs, Jung relates how, as a student, he had paid a chance visit to the Rauschenbachs' house in Schaffhausen in 1896 where he saw a young girl standing on a stairway. He had been deeply moved by the impression she made and "knew immediately, with absolute certainty, that she would be my wife". He was right.
Incidentally, it was on precisely this wooden staircase in March 2010 that Georges Kern proposed a vote of thanks to Daniel Homberger, youngest son of the last private owner of IWC and host of a dinner given on the occasion of the book's presentation. IWC history as it is lived. The last old-school owner, Hans (Ernst) Homberger, had taken over sole control of the flourishing company in 1955 from his father, Ernst Jakob Homberger, and only consented to its sale to VDO Adolf Schindling AG at the end of a decade of crisis for mechanical watches, in 1978. The era of Günter Blümlein, who was CEO from 1981 until his death in 2001, ended when IWC was taken over by Richemont International SA, heralding a new era of increased internationalization and professionalism for the brand under its present CEO, Georges Kern.
So much for our abridged version of the company's history, which can be relished at leisure, together with the watches that are the actual fruits of its endeavours, in the book. Never before has so much material about the company been uncovered, researched and analyzed as in this volume. At the presentation, Georges Kern asked whether anything particularly surprising had come to light during this period. To this question, and in light of the facts, there is a key answer: starting with F.A. Jones, IWC has resolutely clung to its central principle of outstanding quality and remained true to it for over 142 years. Throughout that time, it has attracted individuals who have dreamed a dream together and, in the process, created new realities. It is a finding of which we have every reason to be proud.
—Made to measure for the larger-than-life dimensions of the Portuguese: the 5000-calibre family with the Pellaton winding and seven-day power reserve


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My delicious week in Melbourne began soon after checking into the Crown Metropol hotel with dinner at Dinner by Heston Blumenthal. I've long been a fan of that crazy molecular mad amazing chef-genius, and I was very excited to finally try his food. The meat fruit was a must-try – a parfait of ridiculous silkiness, looking like a mandarin, with a fruity-gel encasing it. Ice cream churned to order with nitrogen at our table was another highlight, as was the tipsy cake served with charred pineapple. And the goat's cheese cheesecake. A very excellent start.
Food was definitely the theme on my trip. I managed to squeeze in breakfast at Top Paddock (a giant, cake-like hotcake and two flat whites, breakfast of champions) before the World's Longest Lunch, a three-course Italian feast with about 1600 people dining in the hot sun along the Formula 1 Australian Grand Prix race track, as part of the Melbourne Food and Wine Festival. A brief hiatus in the afternoon was essential before an evening cocktail tour of Melbourne's laneways.
Saturday started with breakfast at the highly recommended Cumulus Inc before my official duties of the day. I sat up at the pass eating crumpets with their rooftop honey, and downed a couple of coffees before our Hidden Secrets walking tour. We discovered some interesting tidbits about the early days of Melbourne, as well as some hidden culinary gems, like egg tarts in Chinatown and some of the best veggie samosas from what looked like a newsagents.
Lunch was at the highly recommended Supernormal, an eatery with modern, Asian inspired dishes on Flinders Lane. By the time I rolled off my perch it was time for some serious pavement pounding. I enjoyed drifting along Brunswick Street, and managed to squeeze in a couple of late afternoon pints of local craft beer with friends from NZ at Forester's Hall.
Dinner was at the Press Club Projects, the next-door offshoot of George Calombaris' fine diner the Press Club. It's the test kitchen-turned private dining room where a chef prepares ten delectable courses steadily increasing in size, and serves us right then and there, complete with wine matches and cheffy-technique-secrets. I was just about ready to move to Melbourne and marry a chef on the spot. It was experimental, and interesting, and had flourishes of Calombaris' Greek heritage, but with a focus on Australian produce too.
I managed to follow that beautiful ten-course dinner with a game of pool and jugs of beer in a Northcote pub with a mate from school.
In case you can't tell, I really love breakfast and Melbourne is one place in the world that just does it so well. The next morning it was St Ali. The coffee in the large, industrial style café was excellent and the brunch menu was so interesting and inventive that I wanted to eat everything.
Breakfast set us up well for our road trip to the High Country. First stop, lunch at Brown Brothers in Milawa. It's a stalwart of the region and is now run by the third and fourth generations of the family. Their Epicurean Centre sports a beautiful menu, and a two-course lunch complete with prosecco to start and house-baked bread with mustard butter was our perfect introduction to the High Country.
The historic town of Beechworth was next on the itinerary, and the adorable sweet store and the old-fashioned ice cream parlour were tempting, but as you may have already noticed, I hadn't stopped eating since I'd arrived. We stayed at the Planetrees Lodge, run by the vivacious and hospitable Genevieve. It was wonderful to have all the comforts of a luxury home in a quiet rural setting, especially with the natural swimming pool and an enviable vegetable garden.
Dinner was in Beechworth at the two-hatted Provenance. A beautifully high-ceilinged dining room and impeccable food by chef Michael Ryan made for a very special dinner indeed. My venison entrée – smoked venison carpaccio on watermelon with pickled rose petals was a delight in texture, temperature and flavour, and was one of the most memorable dishes I've had in a long time.
We had breakfast of tea and toast, muesli and fresh-picked fruit with Genevieve. After a quick coffee in Beechworth we headed to Bright, where we set off on electric bikes to tackle part of the Murray to Mountains rail trail in the Great Alpine Valley. Riding an electric bike is like someone is giving you a gentle push as you pedal along.
We had lunch along the trail at Ringer Reef winery, owned by Annie and Bruce Holm. Bruce makes the wine and Annie manages the cellar door, and she made us a beautiful platter of local cheeses, olives, fruit pastes, and house-baked bread while we overlooked the mountains and basked in the sun.
Later we got settled in the Bright Brewery for a welcome post-cycling craft beer. Their Blowhard Pale Ale was my pick. It was then back to wine at Boynton's Feathertop Winery, where we were staying for the night, right on the vineyard. A wine tasting, spa treatment massage and a platter of fresh produce while the sun set over the mountains were the perfect wind-down after our e-bike adventure. Oh, and wine.
Speaking of wine, the next morning began with a trip down Prosecco Road in the King Valley. First up was a Prosecco tasting at Dal Zotto winery, where brothers Christian and Michael gave me the full range before 11am. Unfortunately, I didn't quite have time for a game of bocce before I had to head a few hundred metres along the road for a masterclass in gnocchi at A Tavola! - the cooking school at Pizzini Wines. Pizzini, like many vineyards of the region, has a special focus on Italian varietals. After perfecting the art of perfect potato dumplings and dousing them in duck ragout, we sat out in the sun overlooking the vineyard with sparkling water and stunning Sangiovese. It was as dreamy as it sounds.
I basically had to be rolled back into the car for the trip back to Melbourne to check into the Sheraton and iron a dress and whip out my heels for a fashion show at the Royal Exhibition Buildings near the centre of the city.
I was determined to sneak in one more meal before our early morning flight home and I did, at Coda, another place specialising in modern Asian-fusion plates to share. It's one thing Melbourne definitely does extremely well, and my confit duck leg curry, killer slaw, and amazing spicy green beans didn't disappoint. One more local craft beer meant I went home very happy.
Melbourne was an absolute overload of delicious eating and drinking. There were lots of laughs and many great people, and unless I move there to marry a chef, I simply can't wait to return.
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Prosecco for breakfast with the lads from Dal Zotto's. Such a great start to the day! @delaneymes #visitmelbourne #prosecco #proseccoforbreakfast #proseccoroad #dreamtuesday
Today! Cycling the right rail trail, with stops at vineyards and breweries along the way. It's currently 36 degrees @delaneymes#bikerbabes #ebike #visitmelbourne # seehighcountry
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I'd like to intercept and divert as much runoff coming down the yard slope as possible, about 2 or 3 feet behind the retaining wall. The wall does have toe drains, but the manufacturer is pretty stern that those are for "incidental ground water" and steps need to be taken to mitigate water BEFORE wall.
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|Total Fat 4.5 g
|Saturated Fat 2 g
|Trans fat 0 g
|Cholesterol 0 mg
|Sodium 1460 mg
|Total Carbohydrate 51 g
|Dietary Fiber 1 g
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Thanks everyone for all the infor. I had quite a few figured out but some I would never have guessed. I'll also check the links so I can see all the lingo.
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ROFLMBO - Roll on floor laughing my butt off. - You'll also see ROFLMAO, but a lot of us use butt instead of the a-word.
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CINCINNATI -- All the concern about Cincinnati's quarterback situation this week was misplaced. Tony Pike has been very good in the first half.
Showing no lingering effects of the broken arm that kept him out of the second half at UConn, Pike has thrown for 227 yards in the first half. He's also shown surprising mobility and touch for a guy his size (6-foot-6).
The Bearcats would probably be up even more if not for three first-half turnovers, including two fumbles by running backs Jacob Ramsey and John Goebel. South Florida has turned it over twice on a pair of Matt Grothe interceptions. His first was returned 58 yards by Mike Mickens to set up Cincinnati's first touchdown. His second came on a great play by Connor Barwin, who reached out with his left hand to tip the ball in the air, allowing Lamonte Nelms to come up with the pick.
The Bulls have surprisingly made a big commitment to the running game despite missing top backs Jamar Taylor and Mike Ford. It has worked as they've produced 108 yards on 23 carries, which includes some negative plays on sacks and failed reverses. But the passing game has struggled; Grothe is just 5-of-11 for only 71 yards. Credit the Cincinnati pass defense for shutting down throwing lanes, but Grothe and his receivers have been a little off most of the night.
South Florida just can't get out of its own way. The Bulls have already drawn six penalties and have continued their annoying habit of jumping offside on defense, which they repeatedly did at Louisville last week. They've been called for three pass interference penalties, and even worse, Cincinnati connected on two of those.
Cincinnati had gone 0-for-25 on third down in its past two games. Tonight, the Bearcats are 4-for-5. They look like they're in good shape to pull off this much-needed win.


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Jan 11, 2013 at 1:53 pm
ST. CLOUD, Minn. (KNSI) - Former WCCO News anchor and author Don Shelby spent the morning at the KNSI Studios, talking about his one-man show, "Mark Twain's Life on the Mississippi."
Shelby will make his St. Cloud debut on Friday night at the Pioneer Place on Fifth Theatre in downtown St. Cloud.
The broadcast icon visited with KNSI's Bob Hughes and Pioneer Place owner Dan Barth earlier today.
Shelby's show will run in St. Cloud through Sunday afternoon.
Temp: 53°F (12°C)
Dewpoint: 50
Wind: 8 SW
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General Advertiser (Newspaper) - December 4, 1846, London, Middlesex The General Advertifer. No m b. 3778. THURSDAY, December 4, 1746. Dea^ December 2. (EMAIN his Majefty's Ship* the Centaar, Porcupine, and Swan Sloops ; the Berry, Belcher, for Virginiia ; Britannia, Major, for Mahone ; Wilfiam and John, Chefter, and Crawford, for Leverpool; the Speedwell, Colle-tain, for Maryland j Sea Nymph, Bray, for Portfmouth ; the Sup-t ply Hoy ; and the LittleGeorge, Connel, for Cork. Arrived the Matthias, -, from Malaga ; Torrington, Goaily ; and John and Hannah, Lug, from Riga. Falmouth, Nov. 29. Sailed the Young-Ceres, Mog-gridge, for Oporto ; Meicury, Frederick Adolph, Hope, Malaga, and the Young Gerrard, for the Straits ; and the Vreede, for Rotterdam. Wind S.W. Pool, Dec. 1. Came in the Elizabeth, Mills; We-(ten's-Adventure, and the William and Samuel, Windfor, from London. Wind Weft. Cowt, Dec. i. Came down the Fly Sloop of War on a Cruize ; the Thomas and Dorothy, and William and Jane, from London, for South Carolina ; and Placket, Taverner, for Mountibay. This Day came in the Rebecca, for Plymouth ; and the TryaJ, for Cork. Sailed tbe Endeavour, Cole, forLymington. Wind S.W. The Barclay, Dobb ; Worcefter, Harrifon i John and Betfey, Lawfon ; Byrne, Boats; Mercury, Bacon ; and S'erfey, Anyon, from Leverpool, are arrived on the Coaft af Africa. The Lawrel, Gradwell ; and Roman Emperor,-�, flom Leverpool, are pafs'd by Antigua, for Jamaica. The Anne Gaily, Holland, from Antigua ; and Dove, Murphy, from Tortola, are arrived at Leverpool. The Jane, Styth, from Leverpool, at Virginia. The Recovery, Fell, from Antigua, at Lancafter. The Henrietta, Norris, from London, at Newfound-I The Three Friends, Allenx from Leverpool, at An-tigaa. The Black Joke, -, from Leverpool, at Barbadoes. Vienna, Nov. 24. The Levies go on with fuch Succefs, ihat, it is thought, the Regiments in tbe Low-Countries �ill be complete before the next Spring. As not many are panting to complete thofe injtaly, we are aflured, that a J'.efolutiQn has been taken, that the States of Auilria (hall ftirnifh only one half of their Contingent in Men, and the i|:ft in Money. The Court has been inform'^ by the Ba^ Bill HBBftfltlaill, lUB lUl^flal AfflBallaflfli1 at Merlbu'rghT th at the Emprefs has given him frefh Affurance, that $ie is ilways ready to fend a Body of 30,000 Men, and even njore in cafe they (hall be found neceffary. Franckforty Dec. 4. Wc are informed that the States of tb.e Anterior Circles will augment their Troops, and that thte Circle of the Upper Rhine has nominated tne Prince of rfcffe Darmftadt Major-General of thofe they have now on Fdiot.' Duffildorp, Dec. 6.. Oar Letters from Italy do not fay aw Thing of a feparate Peace between Madrid, London, fflfll Turin. According to thefe Advices, the Spaniards qiiijtted the French Army only to cover Savoy, whither all tke| Troops belonging to Spain are marched i but nothing it tfaid of the feveral Thoufand Men, that are detach'd fori the Kingdom of Naples: Nor is it yet certain, that auj| Troops are arrived from Barcelona in that Kingdom. kitain has concluded a Treaty with the Elettor of Co-' lr>gne, by which his Electoral Higbnefs engages himfelf ' ti fnpply his Britannick Majefl$"wkh a Body of Troops, 1 ta ferve io the Allied Army* It is added, that Baron ' Wafner, Minifter at London from the Emprefs-Queen, 4 received on the ioth paft an Expnfs from Vienna, the ' Difpatches brought by which he immediately communi-1 c&ted to the Earl of Chefterfield, Secretary of State ; ' aid that they contain a Provrfional Plan of the Difpofi-' tbns which ought tote taken, in order to aft with more Vigour againft Jr^ance and her Allies the next Campaign.' LONDON. The Spirit of the People in Holland, which during this *bole War has called out for a vigorous and full Oppofi-toa to France, is thought to have now fo far prevail'd on &e Government, that neither private Interefb, Promifes, lor any Thing elfe from the Side of Fraqce, will prevent ^tai from doing their utmoft to prefcrve their OlcT Allot- ment of Territory, after they have lpft the whole Barrier obtain'd by the Peace of Utrecht; Uponcomparinga.il Accounts it feems evident, that if the Allies have not yet pafs'd the Varo, they will have little or no Obftruttion in that PaiTage, except from the Stream, and that they have Provifions enough to fupport them under all the Difficulties the Enemy have endeavoured to create. They inform us from New-England, that the Government there fcnt three Companies of their Militia to Ana-polij Royal, upon the lull Notice they received of the Danger of that Place; and that one Company of this fame Militia was doing Duty at the Block-houfe there, when the laft Letters came away. There is Advice, that the John's Endeavour, Cokewell, from Burroftownefs to Norway and Hull, is taken by a French Privateer. There is the melancholly News, that the Francis, Fearfon, from Leverpool, is blown up by fome Accident on the Coaft of Africa ; and that all the Crew perifh'd, and 90 Slaves they had on board. We hear, there are Three of the Weft-India Merchant Ships, that were miffing, carried into Bilboa. On Sunday Night the Right Hon. the Earl of Rothes arrived at his Houfe in Brook-ftreet, from Flanders. On Tuefday Night his Grace the Duke of Hamilton arrived at his Houfe in Grofvenor-ftreet, from his Seat in Hampfhire. We hear the Hon. Harry Poulett Efq; is appointed Captain of his Majefty's Ship the Exeter, of 60 Guns, now*' at Plymouth. Laft Night Mr. Chandler, one of his Majefty's MefEen-gers went to the New Goal in Southwark, with a Reprieve for the Eight Rebels, who were under Sentence, for fix Weeks longer. Yefterday at the General Seffion of the Peace holden for the. City of London, at the Guildhall thereof, Jofeph Folbigg, and John Davis, two Carmen, were indicted and convicted, of very grofsly infuhing Sir Robert Ladbroke, Knt. one of the Aldermen of this City, in the pubtick Street, and endeavouring to drive a loaded Cart over that Gentleman, to the gTeat endangering his Life ; (an Offence the Carmen 0? this City are too commonly guilty of.) The Court was difpofedxo punifh them in an exemplary manner, fuitable to their Offence ; but at the lnterceflion of Sir Robert Ladbroke for Mercy, the Court Was pleafed to mitigate their Puniflunent, and ordered them only one Month's Imprifonment, in the Poultry Compter.-It is hoped this Punifhment, mild as it is, will be fufficient to deter other Carmen from committing the like Abufes'j the future. Yefterday came on in t;he Court of King's Bench at Weftminfter, before the Right Hon. the Lord Chief Ju-Ttice Lee, a very remarkable Caufe, in which an eminent Peruke-maker and Barber was Plaintiff, and Mr. Lane and Mr. Kerr were Defendants; upon an Action brought by the Plaintiff agaiflft the Defendants, for a fuppos'd malicious Profecution, the Defendants had brought againft the Plaintiff, for prophaning the Sabbath, (which Profecution was by the Dire&ion and Confeut of the Society of Barbers and Peruke-makers meeting at the Swan in the Butcher-Row ifear Temple-Bar, to fupprefs the abominable Practice of prophaning the Lord's-Days ; by pro-fecuting all and every Perfon, w"ho exercife their Bufinefs on thofe Days) and after a Trial of an Hour and a half, the Plaintiff was nonfuited. Yefterday Number 7,805 was drawn a Prize of 2000 1. 47,111, and 14,069 of 10001, each; and 26,661,281980, 34,976, z5,gifeor 1001. each drawn Yefterday a Prize of 10061. was jDttery-Office. , � Number 14; fold at Hazard's. -JL Newca/lle, Nov. 29. This Day Se'nnight died here very defervedby lamented, Mjfs Fenwick.eldelt Daughter of the Right Worfliipful Nicholas Fenwick, Efq; Mayor, and one of the Members of Parliament for this Town $ and oa Tuefday Night her Corps was interr'd in the Family-Vault in All Sain* Church. Laft Tuefday Mr. William Wilkinfon of Durham, in croffingthe River Wear, near the Old Ford, had the Misfortune to be drown'd. His Death is much lamented by all his Acquaintance. The following is the Sublhnce of a Speech fpoke lately to the People at Penrith. liverance of the Republick from Catiline's Confpiracy is accounted by that True Patrior, Cicero, an Event memorable enough from which to commence the Reckoning of their Liberty. The Greeks had their Olympick Garnet, whence they dated any notable Adlion : And We, of the Englifh Nation, want not Epochs:, fufiiciently fignal. -The Sixteenth of April, in the Year of our Great Reckoning, One thoufand fcven hundred and forty-fix, will long Hand in Hiftory, (next in Fame to the Conquell) as the Date of the Vittonous Arms of our Great Deliverer* the Duke of CUMBERLAND, over Rebellion, and its difmal Confequences. But to go back a little farther (which is the Reckoning thft Day in every Body's Mouth) I mean to the Time when a dirty, defperate, domineering Rebel Army entered our Streets; how different is our Situation Now to uhat we Then labour'd under.-Families were bioken and di-fperfed, to make Roorfl for the' Demands of each infolcnt Rebel. If a Regard for the Security of Property, or art undaunted Refolution to fee what Meafures were taken by a diftolute Mob, detained any one at Home, yet how forlorn his Condition, when feparated from the beloved Partner of his Bed, his Children, Relations, and every thing that was dear! The wildelt Hills, rendered ftili more frightful by the Inclemency of the Weather, were the difmal Places of Refuge for tender Mothers and helplefs In-1 fants. The Roads were filled with melancholly Cries ; whilft Fears, array'd in the m"oft ghaftly Forms, attended the unhappy Fugitive^-Uneafy for the thin Remains of ialH^ilv^at lYMI^aSh/fYp'd t(l thRmft;Iiyq p thn.lfanrt I Dangers; and the Circumftances of their Separation added Grief to all their other gloomy Reflections.-In every Corner Confufion reign'd. All Society was interrupted : For where could Friend-fhip or Neighbourhood fliew themfelves, when a civil Nod of the Head, or a Shake of the Hand* would have beea deem'd a Combination ? What ferved our Houfes for then, but a Neft of Robbers ? Nothing could efcape their rapacious Hands.-1 he Stomach (if Fear had not blunted its Edge) was not to have its Demands fatisfied, till the Harpies, that then preyed upon Us, were glutted, and the dirty Remains made loathfome enough to take away all Senfe of Appetite.-Can you remember this, Neig^hbpur% and not thank kind" Providence fi-r the prefent Enjoyment of happier Days r Can you remember your Sufferings then# and ever think of Lenity for thofe who were the Authors of them ? Have you forgot, in the Revolution of one Year, the Mifery and Diftrefs of your Wives and Children j your old and infirm Parents* and the Terrors that feparated chief Friends t Or, if you can forget your domeftick Con-jUMMMMO^W outlook.tke.�)��ger*ftat threatenM (what' is of far greater Confequence) your Country, your Religion, and Laws ? No, my Friends, thefe are Circumftances that rouft long demand a moft faithful Remembrance. You muft deieft the Meafures of thofe Times, and all the Abettors of them, if you regard the PubUck Weal, and our happy Eftablifhment in Church and State. If you with to enjoy the Bleffings of the beft-conftituted Government, if you value your own Happinefs, or regard your Pofterity, abhor the Traitor to his Country :-Steadily maintain the Caufe of our Religion and the Laws of the Land : Oppofe Popery and Arbitrary Power with all your Might and Main. Confider your fuffering Proteftanc Brethren in the Southern Parts of France : See how ripe for Perfecution is abigotted Religion, and how Diabolical the Practices of Rome1 Learn to value your Happinefs under a quite different Adminiftration : Blefs the Gracious Difpenfer of It, (underGod) our Sovereign King GEORGE: Let Heart and Hand unite in his Support. Pray for the Profperi'y of the llluftrious Proteltant Suc-ceffion in his Auguft Houfe ; And thus will you make a proper Ufeof this memorable Anniverfary. My Friends and Town/men, Penritb, Ncv.iy. EVERY Remarkable Occurrence, in the Revolution of Time, attrafts our Notice. The Rqman ^Era to Jti. its Daie/rcxm the Building of the City ] and the De- STAFFORD BRISCOE, Goldfmith, at the Corner of Friday-ftreer, the Golden-Ball Only, the Original Oldeft Shop. A Filligree Silver Trunk and Bafltet of exquifite Workmanlhip, Ink Stanqg of different Fafluons, Setts ox 'ffea^Mvli/fajkl Drttrn^Pla1S|^'*^0H|-1f'abfe with a Chafed Border 25 Inches by 18, a Magnificent Round |^ Table of 24 Inches Diameter with a Border richly ChasM. (/, Knives, Forks, and Spoons, Gold aad Silver Watches^^ and Repeaters, all at Second-hand, but Fafhionable and Good; and all other Kinds of Uteful Second-hand Plate, are now to be had of Mr. Stafford Brijkoe, at ^is Original, Oldeft Shop, the Corner of Friday-ftrpct, Cheap-fide, the Golden Ball Only, at Prices exceeding Low. Alio Great Choice of Large and Small New Plate, both Chas'd and Plain, ia the moft elegant Tafte. The continual Demand for Second-hand Plate and Watches epabWs m&m rh n mniyW mMji \fti* rhWarte>aed^fl^BaVife: NTS are taken in tor this Paper, a* Lloyd's Coffse-Hovsb, m Lombard-Street O'.cP. 0 ;
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Today at Madrid Ground two best Football Team in UEFA Europa League Atletico Madrid vs Lazio will play their football match.This Match of Atletico Madrid vs Lazio live Telecast from 3:05 US Time.
Atletico Madrid has played 11 Spain Primera Division matches this season on Estadio Vicente Calderon. On home ground Atletico Madrid has won 6, drawn 4 and lost 1 matches. This ranks the Los Colchoneros 5th in home team performance in the Spain Primera Division.
Lazio has played 11 Italy Serie A matches this season away from home. On away ground Lazio has won 6, drawn 2 and lost 3 matches. This ranks the Biancocelesti 3rd in away team performance in the Italy Serie A.
The Italians lost 3-1 at home to Atletico last week and travel to the Vicente Calderon needing to score at least three goals to progress.
Lazio have not won away from home in Europe this season and Thursday's task will be all the more challenging considering
Atletico Madrid vs Lazio Live Football Score Online Highlights UEFA Europa League
|Feb 23, 2012
3:05pm (US/Eastern)
|UEFA Europa League
|Estadio Vicente Calderón (Madrid)
|Atletico Madrid vs Lazio
Here is Line up for both Teams
Atletico Madrid Team Lineup for this Football Match:
Juanfran, Miranda, Godin, Filipe
Suarez, Gabi
Arda, Adrian, Koke
Lazio Team Lineup for this Football Match:
Zauri, Ledesma, Dias
Gonzales, Matuzalem, Candreva, Lulic
Kozak, Rozzi
Atletico Madrid vs Lazio Live Football Score Online Highlights UEFA Europa League
Here is Live Score and Goals updates available for both teams and also after the match this match of Atletico Madrid vs Lazio highlights available here.This match live Telecast Streaming on ESPN,Star Sports,Al Jazeera,Ten Sports,HRT,Rete 4,Sports 5,Nova Sports etc.You can watch this match on your TV Channels with in your Area according given Timetable.Just Stay with us during the match we will provide you all Updates here.
Atletico Madrid vs Lazio Live Score and Goals
|Atletico Madrid
|1 – 0
Goals: D. Godin ( A. Madrid)


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