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Cosmetic Plastic Surgeons in Rockledge
You can choose a cosmetic plastic surgeon in Rockledge from this list with confidence, knowing that he or she possesses exceptional training, outstanding credentials and experience with all areas of the face and body.
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Thomas G. S. Fiala, M.D.M.D., F.R.C.S., F.A.C.S.220 E. Central Pkwy Suite 2020 Altamonte Springs, FL Tel: Click for phone number407-339-3222
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William H. Frazier, M.D.1255 37th Street Suite D Vero Beach, FL Tel: Click for phone number772-562-2400
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Ralph M. Rosato, M.D., FACS3790 Seventh Terrace Suite 101 Vero Beach, FL Tel: Click for phone number772-562-5859
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Walter R. Siemian, M.D.10000 West Colonial Drive Suite 393 Ocoee, FL Tel: Click for phone number407-521-7431
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Vijay J. Moradia, M.D.4606 Clyde Morris Blvd. Suite 1L Port Orange, FL Tel: Click for phone number386-756-9009
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The surgeons listed above are members of The American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, licensed by the state of Florida and certified by The American Board of Plastic Surgery (ABPS).
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10 adorable dog Instagram accounts you have to follow
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What's better than one puppy? A bunch of puppies.
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Ramsey is a Blue Staffordshire Bull Terrier from England who's bathtime viral video launched him into Internet stardom - and our hearts.PHOTO: BlueStaffy/Instagram
If you want pictures of a squishy, chubby pug, Doug is the pup for you. He's often dressed up and there's usually food involved. He even has a book!PHOTO: itsdougthepug/Instagram
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Sir Charles Barkley the French Bulldog is a 5 year-old Seattle based Internet celebrity - who's also super cute.PHOTO: barkleysircharles/instagram
Loki is a beautiful 7-year-old Wolfdog, bred of husky, wolf, and malamute descent.PHOTO: loki_the_wolfdog/instagram
Crusoe is described as 'wiener dog extraordinaire' and I don't think anyone can argue with that face. Not only that, Crusoe is a NYTimes Bestseller.PHOTO: crusoe_dachshund/instagram
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For many in Maine, heating assistance is something they rely on.
This winter has been one that has been extremely challenging for those who need help, and those who give it.
"It was either food for my kids, or heat," said Corinth resident, Bobbie Stuart.
Stuart was faced with a choice that is a sad reality for many Mainers.
"I hate asking for help, but I needed it."
After trying a number of different resources, like local churches, Stuart turned to her local community action program.
"I knew they helped people with fuel assistance. And, I didn't have any help. So, I called Penquis and the same day, they got me a hundred gallons."
The Low Income Heating Assistance Program has been helping Maine residents pay to heat their homes for decades now. Stuart was able to receive help through their emergency budget, their Good Neighbor Program.
Penquis LIHEAP Manager Barbara Stone says they helped around 58,000 in Penobscot, Piscatiquis, and Knox Counties last year.
She says they've just added four to their staff, a needed relief.
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Stone wants the public to know they have eight weeks to approve applications and they are working diligently to get to everyone.
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Alexandre Delacoux has replaced Francis Veys as director general of the Bureau of International Recycling (BIR), Brussels, as of Sept. 1, 2013. Veys led the association for almost 40 years.
The BIR says Delacoux will focus the association's efforts toward convention organization and membership acquisition.
At the BIR 2013 World Recycling Conference & Exhibiton in Shanghai this spring, Delacoux presented the BIR Advisory Council with a business plan that seeks to rejuvenate the organization while maintaining what he views as its high level of service and professional expertise.
"Alexandre is a highly capable leader with a proven track record in association management who will not fail to steer BIR towards even greater successes than those achieved in the past," says BIR President Björn Grufman.
Delacoux joined BIR at the end of 2012 as general manager and subsequently has been taking over the day-to-day business of the organization.
"BIR is a powerful association with a unique position as sole international voice of the recycling industry," says Delacoux. "I am both humbled and challenged by the successful itinerary of the organization since its creation in 1948. I am determined to increase its worldwide impact for the benefit of BIR membership and the recycling industry at large. It is crucial that we strengthen the existing structure and continue to provide services, voice and leadership to the industry. I look forward to working with our members, the BIR Advisory Council and the highly professional BIR team."
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While the two older ones are gallivanting around the countryside Samuel and I have decided to leave Andrew home to write and recover from a cold. I have been wanting to have a look at Monte Carlo, Bordeaux, Toulouse and because we just had a real quick stop in Nice I wanted to go back and check out it's pebble beaches (recommended as one of many "must things to do in Europe"). So another early morning start and a few overnight trains ahead of us we were off. The last two days in Southern France have been beautiful, warm spring days. We got to Avignon and the fog had set in and didn't lift until we got to Antibes where the sun was trying to break through. No luck with the sun though in Monte Carlo, it was grey and overcast. Not quite the Monte Carlo I had envisioned, but we got to climb up to the Palais Princier to see where the Monaco's royal family live, the fantastic view out to the Mediteranean and Port de Fontieville and Hercule with its luxury yachts, climbed stairs and more stairs to get to the Jardin exotique, find the Cathedral that Grace Kelly married her Prince and just roam around the city that Grace Kelly was once the Princess of
We spent about 3 hours wandering around Toulouse waiting for a McDonalds to open so we could let Andrew know that we were safe. We got to the river and watched the sun come up over the city skyline. Samuel got to explore along the river on a rental bike. I roamed at my own pace. We were due to catch the train to Bordeaux at 2.00pm so we managed to squeeze in a few more old churches and buildings.
Samuel and I decided we liked Bordeaux the best with its Ancient Victory arches and Aquitaine Bridge. Its building skyline is not as high and closed in as Toulouse and Paris and we enjoyed looking around for the 2 hours that we had. We saw the spectacular Quinconces Square Fountain monument. Most associate Bordeaux with wine,but it is a classified "City of Art and History"
When we booked our tickets to Bordeaux and Toulouse I figured we could get back easily enough. Because we hit the weekend at the end of our tour we were left with a train trip back to Paris arriving at 11.30 at night. We thought we could be hobos and tough it out at a train station to wait for our train in the morning. After checking the warning posts on a travel site about "whether staying in train stations overnight was a good idea" and getting to Paris exhausted and finding that they shut the waiting room at 12.30 am we ended up staying at the Hotel de Paris across the road from the Monteparnasse de Gare. We had a bed to lie in and a hot shower, RELIEF!!! It was so goooood!
We finally got back to Pont Saint Esprit at 4.30pm exhasted and relieved to be back, but we had been to Nice, Toulouse, Bordeaux and Paris!
Thanks to my little (actually not so little anymore) travelling buddy Samuel. We had a great time racing around catching trains and spotting sites.


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It's here at last. After a long grind of dark nights and dank days, there is finally warmth in the spring sunshine. The clocks go forward, and with the first bank holiday of the year, many of us will make for the coast to walk, paddle, surf and build castles.
According to environmental agency EnCams, half us visited Britain's beaches last year - and one in eight of us did so on 10 or more occasions. To help choose from myriad options from sheltered coves to wave-lashed bays, EnCams and VisitBritain have produced Blue Flag Beaches 2005, with recommendations based on water quality, cleanliness and facilities.
Here's our selection of some of Britain's best beaches.
Bournemouth, Dorset
Perennial Blue Flag awardee Bournemouth can be heaving on sunny days, so some of the less congested beaches along its seven-mile stretch of sand may be better for families. Alum Chine, with its kids' play area themed on Treasure Island - Robert Louis Stevenson was a local lad - Fisherman's Walk and Southbourne are all good bets.
But it would be churlish to be too picky. Bournemouth offers consistently safe bathing on gently sloping sand, plus kidzones, bouncy castles, entertainers and pedalo hire. There are arcades, beach huts, Victorian gardens and piers with rides and merry-go-rounds. This year's new family ticket covers attractions including the land train linking the beaches.
Picnic spot: In the cliff-top tropical gardens with views west to Old Harry Rock and east to the Isle of Wight.
Somewhere for the weekend: Bay View Court Hotel (01202 294449, bayviewcourt.co.uk), from £56pp pn half-board.
Getting there: On either the A338 from Ringwood or A35 from Poole. Different beaches are linked by the land train.
Rushy Bay, Bryher, Scilly Isles
Pinch yourself; you are in Britain. Rushy Bay is a genuine, hyperbole-free crescent of white sand with dazzlingly clear shallow water and a very un-British microclimate with a third more sun than London.
Gaze straight ahead and you'll see Samson and Puffin Islands, while to the east, over Hangman Island, is Tresco. Rushy Bay carries a totally justified inspiration guarantee.
Picnic spot: Behind the bay on Samson Hill, its megalithic remains covered in wildflowers.
Somewhere for the weekend: The elegantly contemporary Hell Bay Hotel (01720 422947, hellbay.co.uk) looks directly into extraordinary sunsets, from £130pp pn half-board.
Getting there: Isles of Scilly Travel (0845 7105555, islesofscilly-travel.co.uk) offers flights to St Mary's from Land's End, Newquay, Bristol, Exeter and Southampton from £90 return, and Penzance-St Mary's by sea on Scillonian III from £65pp return. The St Mary's-Bryher ferry costs £6.40pp.
Porthcurno, Cornwall
Forget poetry and flamboyant gestures of love, a visit to Porthcurno, as early evenings sunlight cloaks the dramatic headland, is a truly potent aphrodisiac. Just three miles along the south coast from Land's End, you approach the Blue Flag beach along a narrow green valley that widens into a funnel-shaped suntrap of golden sand.
Its granite cliffs rise dramatically on either side, speckled with lilac-blue squill in spring, followed by bluebells, thrift and foxgloves. For the full romantic deal, catch an evening performance at open-air Minack theatre, cut into nearby cliffs, as a huge pink moon rises over the ocean.
Picnic spot: Follow the cliff path up to Logan Rock with views west across the beach, Minack and the dramatic headland towards Land's End.
Somewhere for the weekend: Trendrennen Farm (01736 810585, cornwall-online.co.uk/trendrennen/Welcome.html), surrounded by glorious scenery and within walking distance of Porthcurno, from £18pp pn.
Getting there: Follow A30 from Penzance, then B3315 to Porthcurno and signs to beach.
Saundersfoot, Pembrokeshire
The Cliff Restaurant at St Brides Hotel in Saundersfoot offers lip-smacking seafood - crab and vanilla risotto anyone? - and Michelin three-star views across Carmarthen Bay. Its cliff-top position has tinges of the Italian Riviera with a high altitude panorama of the harbour, shimmering Blue Flag beach and superb headland dotted with more beaches, including long, wide Pendine Sands.
Down at sea level on Saundersfoot Strand, the Mermaid Restaurant offers local produce. Indeed, the town is increasingly a foodie heaven with Pembrokeshire Fish week in early July, the late summer run of sewin (sea trout) and the Cawl Cooking Championships of the World and Elsewhere in February.
Picnic spot: Follow the cliff path through woods to where Monkstone Point's uncrowded beach looks towards epic Rhossili beach on the Gower peninsula.
Somewhere for the weekend: St Brides Hotel (01834 812304, stbrideshotel.com) is just finishing a £4 million refit. Rooms from £120pp pn B&B.
Getting there: A40 to St Clears, then A477 followed by B4316 to Saundersfoot.
Whitepark Bay, Antrim, Northern Ireland
If you want to escape modern urban madness, the elegy-inducing North Antrim coastline is just the business. And Whitepark Bay - a wind-in-your-hair, spray-in-your-face, mile-long slug of sand, shingle and white stones - will jump start even the weakest city heart.
There are limestone cliffs - the fishing hamlet of Portbraddon nestles beneath them at the west end of the bay - rolling dunes and, on heavenly clear days, views of the Scottish islands and the Mull of Kintyre. Neolithic tools and pottery have been found on the beach, along with fossils known as "devil's toenails" - a static contrast to the dolphins playing out in the superbly clean sea.
Picnic spot: On one of the large white rocks that dot the beach for a raised, sand-free view of the bay.
Somewhere for the weekend: Whitepark House (028-207 31482), a gorgeous B&B filled with mementoes of the owners' Asian travels. £30pp pn (two sharing) including one of the best veggie breakfasts around.
Getting there: Turn off just past Ballintoy on the A2 heading west towards Bushmills.
Ross Beach, Northumberland
You have to work just a little bit harder to find this isolated Northumbrian beach, but a bit of physical exertion has a glorious pay-off. Park just before the farming hamlet of Ross, and lug your hamper and vacuum flask for a good mile, before emerging on to a lengthy strip of strawberry-blonde sand.
You're unlikely to spot anyone else, but you will see the dramatic outline of two castles: Lindisfarne to the north and Bamburgh to the south. The rocky islets and stacks of the Farne islands are four miles out to sea, but the cherry on this coastal cocktail is wonderful birdlife including Slavonian grebes and skylarks.
Picnic spot: Shelter from biting breezes and spread your rug in one of the many hollows in the dunes.
Somewhere for the weekend: Superb Ross Farm Cottages (01668 213336, rosscottages.co.uk) has old coastguard buildings just half a mile from the beach. From £248 a week.
Getting there: Head north on the A1 and turn right on minor road to Ross, half mile past the Bamburgh turn off.
Holkham Bay, Norfolk
It's not just about the sand beneath your feet. Holkham may have 10 miles of the stuff - clean, golden and breathtakingly wide - but it also has sky. Huge and hypnotic, it flicks from brooding grey to life-enhancing blue.
Beneath this epic canopy you can trek through Corsican pines and dunes behind the beach, gaze out over salt marshes or mudflats and hike to a soundtrack of honking Brent geese, chattering terns and the melancholy call of plovers.
Picnic spot: An hour's yomp along the sand to the right of the main access point allows you to picnic with a view across Wells-next-the-Sea harbour and vast salt marshes.
Somewhere for the weekend: The Victoria Hotel (01328 711008, holkham.co.uk/ victoria/) has superb rooms and local themes and excellent dining. From £ 55pp pn.
Getting there: East on A149, turn off down Lady Ann's Drive - paid parking along the side of the track.
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Montrose Seafront, Scotland
Scotland has more beautiful, wilder stretches of coast, but none can match the recent improvements at Montrose. The three-mile-long beach enjoyed a 40% rise in its rating last year - higher than any other entry in the Blue Flag Guide.
It's rich reward for the £1-million-plus investment that has boosted water quality and facilities, including Seafront Splash's supervised play area and paddling pool, better wheelchair access, zones for dogs and horses, along with brighter lighting on approach streets. Litter has been collected, recycling bins added and the old Traill Pavilion given a new lease of life.
The fuggy North Sea is never tropical, but if Montrose keeps this up, the east coast's school of migrating dolphins may soon become regular visitors.
Picnic spot: Walk north to enjoy your sarnies in solitude by the dunes, or use the new tables at Seafront Splash. Both offer views across the ocean.
Somewhere for the weekend? Eskview Farm B&B (01674 830890, eskviewfarm.co.uk), a modern cottage offering great views within walking distance of the beach, £25pp pn.
Getting there: The seafront's signposted from Montrose's A92 Arbroath-Aberdeen approach.
· Britain's Blue Flag Beaches 2005 costs £7.99 from VisitBritain Publishing (visitbritain.com, encams.org). The Coast Exposed, a photographic exhibition by the National Trust and Magnum Photos, opens in London this week at the National Maritime Museum (nmm.ac.uk), before travelling nationwide throughout 2005.


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dinner. This was a move I had not expected and it threw me a little aback, for
although I had thus far managed to hold myself so aloof from Mr. Blake, even
while keeping him under my eye, that no suspicion of my interest in his
movements had as yet been awakened, how could I thus for the third time follow
his order with one precisely similar, without attracting an attention that would be
fatal to my plans. Yet to let him ride off alone now, would be to drop the trail at
the very moment the scent became of importance.
The landlord, a bustling, wiry little man all nervousness and questions, unwittingly
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"Are you going on to Perry, sir?" inquired he of that gentleman, "I have been
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"I am that man," I broke in, stepping forward with some appearance of asperity,
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you hear? I am two days late now, and won't stand any nonsense."
And to escape the questions sure to follow, I strode into the dining-room with a
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During the meal I saw Mr. Blake's eye roam more than once towards my face;
but I did not return his gaze, or notice him in any way; hurrying through my
dinner, and mounting the first horse brought around, as if time were my only
consideration. But once on the road I took the first opportunity to draw rein and
wait, suddenly remembering that I had not heard Mr. Blake give any intimation of
the direction he intended taking. A few minutes revealed to me his elegant form
well mounted and showing to perfection in his closely buttoned coat, slowly
approaching up the road. Taking advantage of a rise in the ground, I lingered till
he was almost upon me, when I cantered quickly on, fearing to arouse his
apprehensions if I allowed him to pass me on a road so solitary as that which
now stretched out before us: a move provocative of much embarassment to me,
as I dared not turn my head for the same reason, anxious as I was to keep him in
The roads dividing before me, at length gave me my first opportunity to pause
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I recently adopted a rescue dog "JAKE" a 85 lb America Staffordshire Terrier .... he is 2 years old. I was told he has never shown signs of aggression and is very scared of people because of his past. It took a while for Jake to warm up to me when we first met because he is very shy... I have had Jake now for 2 weeks and he 100% everything I have read about his breed being Loyal... to Jake I am his person. But Jake has started showing signs of mild aggression as far as anyone walking up to me or even my grand child giving me a hug. This deeply concerns me... I correct his behavior immediately ... but his growling has me blown away because at first I couldn't take Jake on a walk with out him speeding up to get pass people or him even trying to cross to the other side of the road to get away from people.. and now I am seeing a dog who isn't showing as much fear and I think it might be him feeling the need to protect me at all times.. he has taken very well to my husband but not like he is with me... should I limit the time I speed with Jake? I am trying really hard to socialize him.. but maybe I am doing everything wrong?
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Bond Pearce has strengthened its oil and gas team with the appointment of Stuart Carter as a partner.
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Carter was previously regional general counsel (Europe and Africa) for Burlington Resources until its 2006 merger with ConocoPhillips. Since the merger he has acted as a consultant to several oil companies, including ExxonMobil and BG Group.
- Bindmans has promoted solicitors Emilie Cole and Shazia Khan to the position of associate. Cole is experienced in advising both employers and employees in HR and employment issues. Khan's practice covers all areas of employment and discrimination law.
- DWF has boosted its corporate recovery team with the appointment of insolvency lawyer Gavin Jones. He joins as a partner from Halliwells, where he was also a partner.
- Lincoln's Inn firm Candey has named Deborah Rasin as head of its company and commercial team. Rasin, who started her career at Gibson Dunn & Crutcher and is qualified in the US and the UK, joins from Samsonite Corporation, where she was global general counsel.
- Kingsley Napley has hired Michelle Chance as a partner in its employment department. Chance joins from Fox Lawyers, where she was a senior associate.
- Mishcon de Reya has expanded its real estate department with the appointment of Jonathan Legg. He joins as a partner from LG, where he was an associate.
- Andrew Darwin has joined London property boutique RLS Solicitors as head of litigation. Previously he was a partner at Memery Crystal.
- Vinson & Elkins has hired Amanda Chen as an associate in its London corporate finance group. She was previously at Allen & Overy.
- Stephensons Solicitors has promoted Joanne Murray, Correna Platt and Vicky Gethin to partner. Murray is in charge of the housing team at Stephensons' St Helens office, advising tenants who have disputes with their landlords. Platt is in charge of the firm's criminal appeals team based in Wigan. Gethin is in charge of the family and care team in Leigh.
- Walker Morris has beefed up its waste, energy and renewable group with the arrival of a director from the National Grid. Adam Davidson has worked with the National Grid for nine years, where he specialised in complex energy-related contracts involving liquefied natural gas storage, importation contracts and trading arrangements.
- Author and professor David Milman has joined Exchange Chambers in Manchester as a professorial associate. Milman is Professor of Law at the University of Lancaster. He will work in a professorial capacity within Exchange Chambers as the set launches a specialist insolvency division.
- JMW Solicitors has grown its corporate recovery and insolvency department with the appointment of newly qualified solicitor Hannah Wightman. She joins from Halliwells, where she worked as a paralegal and then a trainee solicitor.
- Steeles Law has recruited Eversheds solicitor Katy Levy as an associate in its Norwich dispute resolution team. She has returned to Steeles Law after training with the firm and qualifying into its dispute resolution team in 2006.
- Michelmores has appointed Bernadette McGhie, Sacha Pickering and Vanessa Priddis as partners. McGhie is a member of the firm's clinical negligence team. Pickering is an insolvency and restructuring specialist. Priddis is a member of Michelmores' family law team.
- Cripps Harries Hall has announced the promotion of Chris Wilkinson to the partnership. He is head of estates and specialises in advising high net worth individuals on the creation and use of wills and trusts and complex estate planning issues.
- German firm Beiten Burkhardt has bulked up its Dusseldorf office with the hire of IP partner Mathias Zimmer-Goertz. Zimmer-Goertz joins from IP/IT boutique Rayermann Zimmer, where he had been a partner for more than nine years.
- K&L Gates has hired Rainer Schmitt as a partner in its Frankfurt tax practice. Schmitt joins K&L Gates from the Frankfurt office of Clifford Chance, where he was a partner.
- Wolf Theiss has announced that Holger Bieleszand and Clemens Trauttenberg (based in Vienna), Luboš Frolkovic (Bratislava) and János Tóth (Budapest) have all been promoted to partner.
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- Alan Feld has joined the Los Angeles office of Sheppard Mullin Richter & Hampton as a partner in the finance and bankruptcy practice group. Feld most recently practised at Manatt Phelps & Philips in Los Angeles, where he co-chaired the firm's bankruptcy and financial restructuring practice group.
- Wildman Harrold Allen & Dixon has announced that Craig Bradley has joined the firm as a Chicago-based partner in its corporate and private equity practice groups. Prior to joining Wildman Harrold, Bradley was a partner in the Chicago office of K&L Gates.
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OK, a few things came into better focus during the weekend in college football:
– Though Geno Smith remains prime time, West Virginia University certainly isn't ready for it.
– Oregon State is.
– So is South Carolina … even though it lost at LSU. (Pssst, beware, Florida.)
– Notre Dame, with some serious dusting off of cobwebs, apparently still has some luck on its side, or officials with some shady eyesight to benefit the Irish.
– Texas A&M freshman quarterback Johnny Manziel is the latest to throw his name into the Heisman fray with an insane game of eye-popping and touchdown-producing numbers.
– Perhaps Texas Tech senior signal-caller Seth Doege did the same with the same.
– Alabama, clearly, is the nation's top team.
– Oh, and here's a little beauty that seems to be escaping most of the nation's pundits – the Big East ain't bad, ain't bad at all.
In fact, it's pretty good. Rutgers, Louisville and Cincinnati all remain unbeaten after Week 7 of the season and are ranked 15th, 16th and 21st, respectively, in the latest poll. Don't look now, but newcomer Temple is second in the conference, too, at 2-0 (3-2 overall), after posting a remarkable 17-14 victory at Connecticut.
The Owls trail only Rutgers (3-0 Big East, 6-0 overall) in the standings, and play host to the Scarlet Knights this Saturday at Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia.
That's actually one of the really cool things about this eight-team circuit that was ruled dead before 2012 started – all the members, and contenders, get a crack at one another during the regular season. Indeed, all of the aforementioned square off against one another at some point between now and the end of November.
The Knights have mastered the art of grinding out, gut-check victories, it appears, under first-year head coach Kurt Flood. That makes their next matchup all the more interesting since Temple pulled one of the ultimate snatchings of victory from the jaws of defeat almost solely on the strength of toughness and mental fortitude.
The Owls even overcame their own stubbornness, rebounding from back-to-back, fourth-down, up-the-gut implosions in UConn territory late in the fourth quarter, to tie the score with a touchdown and point-after kick with 19 seconds remaining and then win it in OT.
This not your dad's Temple, or even his dad's Temple. No, the Owls have some talent, some serious talent, which includes all-time ACC rusher leader Montel Harris, a transfer from Boston College, and they have athletes across the board on defense – headed by DE John Youboty, DB Vaughn Carraway and LBs Tyler Matakevich and Nate D. Smith, whose brother, L.J., actually starred at Rutgers before heading to the NFL. It's hard to figure if lefty QB Chris Coyer is an untapped resource or an enigma. No doubt he has skill and speed, but he was brutal most of the day against UConn before turning positively brilliant when he absolutely had to be down the stretch.
Of course, the O-line has a lot to do with that, and it will be tested by Rutgers – which has built a program on physicality and never backing down, originally courtesy of Greg Schiano and now continued with Flood.
As for Big East turncoat WVU … ouch – that 49-14 pounding at the hands of Doege and Texas Tech may have been the fastest fall from grace since Rich Rodriguez tried to blame Mountaineers officials for his opting to bolt for Michigan. Smith put up decent numbers (29-for-55, 275 yards, TD) and should stay atop the Heisman watch lists, but WVU plummeted 10 spots in the poll after the loss in a move that could just mark the beginning of a freefall.
The Mounties get No. 4 Kansas State this week, then No. 23 Texas Christian. Later in November, they host No. 9 Oklahoma before visiting No. 24 Iowa State. In between, they visit Oklahoma State.
Manziel accounted for six TDs while throwing for 395 yards and running for another 181. Who does he think he is, Florida State's EJ Manuel or Ohio State's Braxton Miller. Actually, his performance topped any individual effort by either of those two this season. But was it better than Smith's 656-yard, eight-TD day against Baylor? No … Rutgers LB Khaseem Greene not only earned Big East honors, but was awarded Walter Camp National Defensive Player of the Week for his work in Saturday's 23-15 win against Syracuse. He had 14 tackles, 1.5 sacks, three forced fumbles and an interception … Temple's Matakevich had 19 tackles against UConn, a week after posting 14 against South Florida.


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AT&T is rolling out a slew of exclusive Windows products, adding the Samsung ATIV Smart PC and the ASUS VivoTab RT Windows 8 tablets to its holiday lineup. The carrier didn't say much about pricing and availability, but promised the two tablets will be here in time for the all-important "2012 holiday shopping season."
AT&T released a statement Thursday detailing the two devices and said it would be the only U.S.-based carrier selling these specific Samsung and ASUS tablets. That doesn't mean you won't find them in big-box retailers, but don't bother looking for them in Verizon, T-Mobile or Sprint stores.
Both the 10.1-inch VivoTab RT and the 11.6-inch ATIV Smart PC will run on AT&T's 4G network. The devices are set to compete with the all-dominating iPad, and we'll probably see Microsoft's own Surface device stealing sales from third-party hardware manufacturers.
Microsoft is expected to launch its Windows 8 platform and Surface RT tablet at a New York event on Oct. 25. Like most other Windows 8 device makers, Microsoft has yet to reveal pricing details. CEO Steve Ballmer has previously hinted at a price range between $300 and $800.
AT&T also announced on Thursday that it will carry Samsung's Android-based, 4G-connected Galaxy Camera, which will be available in the coming weeks. But keeping in line with its other product announcements of the day, there's no word on pricing.
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The commodities supercycle may have come to an end, some strategists warn, after another day in which resources stocks were smashed, touching their lowest level in more than three years.
With concerns about a China slowdown and the political and economic uncertainty in Greece weighing on commodity prices, the S&P/ASX200 Resources index shed 3.83 per cent to close at 4101.4 yesterday. The index lost 2.04 per cent on Tuesday.
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Merrill Lynch equity strategist Tim Rocks said that despite the pummelling the resources sector had taken, more pain could be in store. "There's not much motivation to turn around and start buying," he said.
Based on recent data out of China, Mr Rocks now subscribes to the view that the commodities supercycle has peaked. "The bottom line for the Australian resource companies is Australia is a play on Chinese construction and not on Chinese GDP," he said. "It's very clear now that we are in a process where the composition of the Chinese economy is changing and it's away from construction and infrastructure spending so we're bouncing around the top of the whole commodities supercycle. Long term – and it depends what you mean by that – the ROE [return on equity] for resource companies is going down, not up, and presumably share prices follow. You can argue about how long it will stay reasonably strong but we've passed the peak of steel intensity and we're past the peak of commodity prices."
Others take a more optimistic line, suggesting the sell-off has more to do with global risk aversion stemming from the turmoil in Europe. "I don't know that the recent price action is telling us something long term," Deutsche Bank equity strategist Tim Baker said. "It's more likely to be telling us this is a cyclically tough spot for mining. But I'm still upbeat on the six- to 12-month view."
Goldman Sachs commodities analyst Malcolm Southwood said pressure on raw materials supply created by the growth in China, India and other developing nations showed no signs of seriously abating in the long term. "There will be a real challenge for the supply side to meet demand, but superimposed on the back of that will be little cycles," he said. "At the moment, we are probably on the wrong side of one of those little cycles. I think that's driven as much by sentiment as by fundamentals."
For sentiment to improve, he said, the market needed to see a resolution in Europe, which still looked a fair way off, and to regain confidence in the China growth story.
"I'm a great believer in the China story. I don't think China is going to have . . . a hard landing. But the rates of growth in demand for raw materials are going to be slower and the market is taking time to adapt to that. Those slower growth rates... are still going to be sufficient to stretch the supply side."
Perth-based Patersons Securities, which has a heavy resources focus, is telling clients to position portfolios for a potential late-year turnaround. Director and head of research Alex Passmore said while mining and energy stocks were cheap at current prices, they could remain so for some time as May to October is typically a low-volume period in the market.
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Who Should Dish Up Nutrition Advice?
Since launching a venture last fall to provide cooking instruction, and food shopping and dinner-preparation services to busy families, Julie Kowalski has been busily doing what any entrepreneur in her situation would—trying to obtain customers. Now that the Troy (Mich.) company she and a partner started, Forget Perfect NOW, is finally starting to show some positive results—its next four cooking classes are filled at 25 participants each—Kowalski has had to hire a lawyer to determine whether her company's services will still be legal come July 1.
That's because a new Michigan law—enacted last summer after 30 years of pressure from the Michigan Dietetic Association (MDA)—beginning this summer makes it illegal for individuals who aren't licensed as nutritionists and dieticians to dispense advice about nutrition.
To become licensed, individuals will be required to have a Bachelor of Science degree in nutrition or dietetics, have interned for 900 hours, and have passed a test developed by an affiliate of the MDA's parent, the American Dietetic Association (ADA), a national association of dietetic professionals.
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This presents problems for Kowalski. Not only is she self-taught and, as a 50-year-old entrepreneur, not in a position to rush out and obtain a new Bachelor's degree, she's also in philosophic disagreement with the MDA and ADA about dietary approaches. She especially bridles at such policies as its approval of pasta consumption as a way to encourage low-fat diets, and its sanctioning of artificial sweeteners and other processed food.
Kowalski encourages her clients to consume organic produce and proteins such as grass-fed beef for what she feels is its beneficial saturated fat. "People who come to my cooking classes are going into their cupboards and throwing away processed foods and substituting real foods," she says. "Will I no longer be able to encourage people to do that?"
The answer to that question probably will become clearer over the next few months, as Michigan Governor Jennifer Granholm appoints a seven-person commission to oversee the licensing process and more clearly define the rules of what is and isn't allowed by those in the diet and nutrition business in Michigan.
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Battles like the one being fought in Michigan aren't unusual, and though they tend to take place below the public radar, they're monitored closely by associations that represent professionals, and stand to gain or lose members depending on the outcome. The stakes often extend beyond association enrollment. Becoming licensed gives professionals such as acupuncturists, naturopaths, massage therapists, and dieticians public recognition as serious providers, and, equally important, the legitimacy to charge higher fees and sometimes even to qualify for coverage by insurance companies.
Because licensing tends to open the marketplace for different categories of health-care providers, the "haves" often fight against the "have-nots," which explains why medical doctors have long fought against the licensing of other practitioners, such as naturopaths and acupuncturists.
But within an arena in which professional approaches and training can vary widely—from nutrition to massage—such official recognition can create friction among professionals. The pro-regulation professionals argue that state involvement helps "protect" consumers from unscrupulous providers. "The safety of the residents of Michigan is at risk due to unqualified persons giving nutrition misinformation," the MDA stated in testimony supporting the legislation.
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The dissenters say regulation restricts competition and gives preference to certain philosophies or techniques in areas where there is genuine disagreement, such as nutrition. The Coalition for Natural Health, a national organization that monitors licensing efforts around the country, says "help is on the way" in Michigan in the form of proposed legislation that will make the legislation passed last year more flexible in enabling nutritionists to disseminate health information.
Because of all the friction, states vary the levels of recognition accorded to certain health professionals such as dieticians and nutritionists. While 46 states have enacted laws regulating nutritionists and dieticians, some take the less restrictive certification or registration approaches. Certification restricts the use of a title like "certified nutritionist" to individuals who meet defined standards, but doesn't restrict the services that professionals can provide, as licensing does. And registration only requires practitioners to sign up with the state.
For an entrepreneur like Kowalski, the current situation is a little like being in suspended animation. While she doesn't know how the final regulations will come out, she fears a precedent has already been established with the official recognition of ADA training and protocol. She says she engages four different nutritionists who have certification under non-ADA-sanctioned programs. "Are they [the MDA] implying that such people aren't qualified?" she asks.
Protection vs. Limitation
The MDA, for its part, is inconsistent in what it says will and won't be sanctioned under the upcoming licensing regulations. In literature it has distributed about the "myth" of dietetics licensure, it states companies selling nutrition products won't be affected and "individuals and groups may also conduct classes and share information."
But in response to a description of some of the "coaching" services and cooking classes Kowalski's company provides, Charity Simkins, the MDA's at-large director of legislation for state issues, says, "We strongly urge them to join our association." If not, "They're going to have to have the supervision of registered dieticians." She allows, though, that, "There's going to be a gray area…that the [registration] board is going to have to make determinations about."
Kowalski, for her part, expects to become actively involved in trying "to influence the final outcome" and tries to take heart from the legislation's stated intent that the licensure board, "Shall not promulgate rules under this section that diminish competition or exceed the minimum level of regulation necessary to protect the public."
This seems, then, another example of the emerging struggle in public health today: protecting the public vs. providing freedom of choice. Too often, regulators invoke the battle cry of protection in order to limit consumer options.


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One of the best ways to relieve the pain is to get down on all fours and rock back and forth—a process which encourages the baby to move. You can also try alternating lying down with short walks. If the pain becomes severe, physical therapy may help.
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It's been quite a busy week in the life and career of Lisa Marie Presley. With a promotional stop in Music City to talk about her album "Storm & Grace," she could be found all over Nashville. Monday had her attending a luncheon in her honor at the city's BMI offices, and Tuesday would see the songstress make her debut on a stage her father played six decades ago: the Grand Ole Opry.
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In the Studio... Lisa Marie Presley
Lisa Marie Presley was in the Music Business Radio studios today to talk about her music career and new album, Storm & Grace.
Topics discussed include growing up as the daughter of Elvis Presley, media scrutiny, finding your voice as an artist, writing great songs, recording a great album, Simon Fuller, the differences between Memphis, Los Angeles, and Nashville, trusting your team, and more.
Lisa shared her take on songs from Storm & Grace, including Over Me, You Ain't Seen Nothin' Yet, Weary, Soften the Blows, and So Long.
This episode is currently being edited and will air soon.
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LMP Debuts at Grand Ole Opry
Watch as Channel 5 in Nashville covers LMP at the Grand Ole Opry
Why you should listen to Lisa Marie Presley
Say you are forty years old, own your own business, have a family, and live a great life. Can you imagine walking into a reunion and all anyone wants to discuss is your high school prom date? Or that time your mom made cupcakes for the whole third grade? Yes, you say, but you found a cure for cancer, located Hoffman, and you know who really shot JFK. "Sure, sure," someone says, "But those cupcakes were not that great." Their date adds, "What were you thinking, dating that Shmortemeirly kid?" Welcome to Lisa Marie Presley's life.
LMP to Debut Collaboration With Father During Elvis Week in Memphis
The singer will premiere a new video tribute Thursday to the King of Rock 'n' Roll in honor of the 35th anniversary of his death.
Lisa Marie Presley has planned a special treat for fans of her father.
In honor of the 35th anniversary of Elvis Presley's death, she will debut a new collaboration with the King of Rock 'n' Roll at Thursday night's tribute concert at the FedExForum in downtown Memphis. While the song she chose is being kept under wraps -- Presley wants it to be a surprise for fans at the show -- the singer did reveal that it was produced by Grammy and Oscar winner T-Bone Burnett.
Elvis' ex-wife, daughter greet fans at Graceland
MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) — Elvis Presley's ex-wife Priscilla and their only daughter Lisa Marie stunned a crowd of thousands Wednesday night when they unexpectedly greeted fans who had flocked to Graceland for a candlelight vigil marking the 35th anniversary of the singer's death.


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Generator Mount
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Posted 23 December 2007 - 07:12 PM
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Posted 23 December 2007 - 07:19 PM
Not unless you reinforce it with some extra gussets and a god welder. It would bounce up and down and eventually rip off your bumper. You cant even monut a bike rack off the back unless you beef it up or that too will be highway debris.
Wow. Thanks for the feedback. Thought I might be asking for trouble.
Posted 23 December 2007 - 07:35 PM
2003 25RS-S Equal-i-zer/ActivatorIII/Atwood 3500#
Yamaha ef2600c w/lp conversion/ 2 exide 145 gc2 6 volt batteries/LED conversion
Central New York
Posted 23 December 2007 - 08:31 PM
Search around the site a bit, and you will find several very effective solutions to your idea. There are some pretty sharp people in the family.
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Doug, Shannon, two Great Kids and PDX_Cowboy (The Wonder Beagle)
TOW VEHICLE: 'Das Brick' '08 Ford F-350 Lariat CC, SRW, 6.4L PowerStroke, 6-Speed manual, 4x4, TowCommand
OUTBACK: 'Outbacker One' '05 28RS-DS, Equal-i-zer W/D-Sway Hitch
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Posted 23 December 2007 - 10:57 PM
2006 Outback 31RQS, Reese Dual-Cam
1999 K2500 Suburban SLT, 7.4L, 4.10, Prodigy
Posted 23 December 2007 - 11:33 PM
Assuming you make the mount strong enough (which is certainly possibly), you still have to worry about the potentially drastic and dangerous change to the tongue weight.
A 150 lb gen with a 75 lb mount/bumper removed only 80 lbs off of the tongue weight on my rig to let you know. But like Dan says, if you are at a 10-12% percent tongue weight right now, could be in trouble with a new bumper and generator.
What is your present tongue weight right now?
Posted 24 December 2007 - 01:07 AM
Posted 24 December 2007 - 10:17 AM
2006 Outback 28RSDS - Desert Rose
Reese Dual-Cam, Prodigy
2005 F-250 Diesel
Posted 24 December 2007 - 05:10 PM
Posted 25 December 2007 - 07:21 AM
04 Nissan Armada
05 26RS Outback
Reese WD Friction SC, Prodigy
for Wolfie
Posted 25 December 2007 - 06:25 PM
I would lean more towards like Firee44(Gary)did
Holy smokes...that thing must be VERY VERY stable. Great looking rack!
Posted 26 December 2007 - 01:38 PM
Hi Tim, definitely not to the bumper as everyone has already mentioned. We mount the setup shown on a receiver welded to the back of the Outback. Our hitch setup is pictured in the CAD model. A junk yard hitch section, some ¼ plate, a torch, and a welder are needed. If you can get one mounted for $200 then go for it unless you have tools and time for steel work. Several have accomplished the same type setup in other equally effective ways.
I was actually thinking of doing something very similar to this for mounting a generator on the back of our 25RSS. I am going to weld to the frame in a similar manner as shown in the drawing. However, I was also planning on welding the 2" receiver to the bottom of the bumper. Not so much for weight support, but just for stability. We are planning on getting a Yamaha 3000 and I am a little concerned that having a 200lb load (generator plus rack) hanging off such a long, unsupported span might be a problem. I imagine it gets pretty rough and bouncy back there and there would be quite a bit of torsional stress on the tow bar. Hate to have the setup fail while I was driving down the road. Probably not nearly as much as the person behind me that suddenly has a 150 lb generator flying at them.
Also a bit concerned about tongue weight (25RSS is a bit light here to begin with) though I plan on compensating as much as possible for this with how I load the trailer.
Any thoughts? Advice?
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How to transfer a design onto wood?
I built a 2ft wide by 3ft long by 14inch high wooden box based off of the design of an old crate I seen.
I used cheap white-wood to build it, and I stained it with Minwax Ipswich Pine stain.
I then took a design from a wine crate, ran it through photoshop, and modified the design. It's a black design with no colors to it.
How can I transfer the design onto the wood? I could hand draw the entire design, but I am looking for a less time consuming approach.
I found this video and was considering this method. But, then I started wondering if maybe I shouldn't have stained the wood first. And, if I didn't stain it first, would the stain make the design bleed?
Any other suggestions or ideas?
I don't know how it would work over stain but on bare wood you can print it out and iron it on, works pretty good on tee shirts.
Carbon paper is one method I used many times to transfer patterns. Another old trick from when we used to do custom paint work on cars was to use a sewing pounce wheel. Small wheel with teeth that make a line of penetrations in the paper pattern. You then place the paper over the work surface and use a chalk bag to leave a chalk trace thru the holes on the surface. Once the paper is removed you can trace with pencil or outline with tape.
id do the carbon paper thing, it works very well. a buddy does custom artwork on skateboard decks, he first draws it out on regualr paper then transfers it with carbon paper
Great video---I want to try that heat transfer----that technique has a lot of uses.
Thanks. I'll try both techniques on some scrap wood and see how they turn out.
The laser toner inks aren't going to be light fast. You could print it the size you want position it, hinge the bottom with tape, drop it down to expose the back, spray with art adhesive, flip it back up, burnish it down and use an Exacto knife to cut out the design. Then spray or roll the paint, stain, whatever.
I still want to try it even if the sun will cause some fading over time---
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We camped as usual down a little path leading into the forest and this morning discovered we had stopped next to a huge thicket of blackberry plants, all heavily laden with sweet ripe blackberries
We packed up and moved out into yet another traffic jam. Finally we made it past and were sailing along toward Slovakia on beautiful winding and rolling roads through lush hills peppered with hand stacked drying hay and little villages tucked into the mountain forests.
After a few hours riding we rode past Korvin's Orava Castle on a hill and at the last minute did a big 'U-ie' and went back to visit it. And I'm so glad we did. Sadly we had to go inside as part of a massive tour group. This had it's advantages and disadvantages.
The disadvantage - it was totally crowded and we had to move along at the same speed as everyone, which in a world were people no longer can concentrate on anything for more then thirty seconds is pretty fast. Even me who likes to have a good look but doesn't take that longs felt way to rushed, I felt like I was constantly being hurry, hurry, hurried all the time and didn't get to look at anything as much as I wanted to. And if it was like that for me I can't imagine how rushed Felix would have felt, he usually takes five times longer then me to make his way through an exhibition
The advantages though - Felix thought our tour guide was a hottie and we both thought she was very lovely. The tour was all in Slovakian so when it started we thought 'oh no, we're not going to understand anything' but she must have noticed we were looking totally lost because she came up to us and explained everything in English. With a few others who also understood English better then Slovakian we had a special little English tour inside the normal tour. Being on the tour we could hear many stories and legends from the castle's glory days. A chair that was rumoured to ensure the woman who sat on it would be married exactly one year and a day after she had sat there. A painting of a King depicted with four fingers on one hand and six on the other because though he gave with one hand, he took with the other. A clock above the king's maid's bed with no hands to remind her time did not exist for her, she was always to be at the service of the king.
It was a really great castle. As well as having a nice place for the royalty to live it also had a super defendable fortress. Now it has steps for the tourist to climb up but back in the day the only way up was to climb a rope. It was so great, my favourite castle we have visited so far, it was so huge and grand