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Dollar stores are great places to find bargains on dozens of household needs but sometimes you're being duped into less of a bargain than you're expecting! Comparison shopping is always a good idea, no matter where you shop so, notepad in hand, WalletPop's dollar store diva, Marlene Alexander, set out to compare the prices of ten items from the dollar store with prices at other discount stores.
Prices and quantities may vary at stores in your town but, going by Alexander's shopping list, here are a few things you might want to buy elsewhere.
First Up:
Brown Sugar
Dollar Store Diva Says:
At my dollar store, a package of brown sugar (also known as golden yellow sugar in Canada) is $1 for less than a pound (.992 lbs.) I'd be much smarter to go for the 4 lb. bag at Costco, which costs $3.40, or 85-cents a pound, and I'd save 15-cents a pound. And having less than a pound of sugar, especially one used for baking, just isn't that economical. Buy in bulk and store the sugar in a tight container and it will last for a long time. You'll be saving money for months.
Black Pepper
Dollar Store Diva Says:
The jumbo economy size of ground black pepper is $4.69 for a 12.28 ounce bottle at Costco. That's about 38-cents per ounce. The black pepper at the dollar store comes in 1.94 ounce bottles for a buck and that means your paying 51-cents per ounce. It's easy to see the better deal, but also, since most people use refillable shakers, why pay extra for packaging when you can save the environment at the same time?
Dollar Store Diva Says:
A 2.2 lb. box of brand name salt is only $1 at the dollar store. Good deal, right? At Costco you get three 2.2 lb. boxes for $2.49. That's just 83-cents a box, or 37-cents a pound, as opposed to 45-cents a pound at the dollar store. And just think, if you use as little salt as we do at my house, you'll have salt to last you a lifetime.
Arm & Hammer Baking Soda
Dollar Store Diva Says:
Baking soda is one of those kitchen staples that makes itself useful, not only for baking but for cleaning, as well. A box of brand name baking soda costs $1 at the dollar store. By buying a bundle of six boxes at Costco for $5.07, you're only paying 85-cents a box. And who can't use an extra box? They don't spoil.
Aluminum Foil
Dollar Store Diva Says:
Occasionally, I can find brand name foil wrap at my dollar store for only a buck, but the off-brand works well too. So I'm often tempted to pick up a few rolls to have on hand. Still, buying in bulk is the better way to go. Costco sells three-100-foot rolls of foil wrap for $10.14, $3.38 for each roll. Dollar store foil wrap only comes in 25 foot-rolls, which would mean you'd have to buy four rolls to equal a single Costco roll, at a cost of $4. So you're getting a lesser quality and a lesser quantity for a great price -- less of a bad thing for more money! That's the worst kind of bad deal.
Plastic Wrap
Dollar Store Diva Says:
When I can get it, I buy the brand name plastic wrap, which comes in 50' rolls for $1.25 at my dollar store. But after checking prices, the better buy is the Kirkland brand at Costco. It's sold in packages of two 750 sq. foot rolls for $10.15 or about $5.08 for each roll. That works out to about .007 cents per foot as compared to .025 cents a foot for the dollar store wrap. When you're talking about as many feet as we are with plastic wrap, that's a lot of savings.
Lidded Coffee Cups
Dollar Store Diva Says:
Yes, I know paper cups aren't environmentally friendly, but people still must be buying them. You get six 12-ounce cups with lids for a buck or 16 cents per cup at the dollar store. If you're supplying a large office, you'd be better off going to Costco for coffee room supplies. There you get 200-12 ounce Dixie hot cups for $13.59. The lids are sold separately in a package of 500 for $24.39. Adding the Costco cups and lids together, you're still only paying 12-cents per cup, a savings of about 4-cents over the dollar store.
Comet Cleanser
Dollar Store Diva Says:
In recent years, powdered cleansers have fallen out of favor with consumers but, in my humble opinion, nothing beats Comet or Ajax or Old Dutch for cleaning a stainless steel sink -- and it's dirt cheap. A 14 oz. can of Comet is $1.00 at the dollar store, obviously. Wal-mart, however, has larger cans containing 21.16 ounces for only $1.23, a much better deal when you consider that that works out to about 5-cents an ounce, rather than 7-cents an ounce at the dollar store.
Dollar Store Diva Says:
Two for a buck seems a good price for 5.5 oz. tins of cat food at the dollar store until you consider that the same size cans are sold in cases of 12 for $5.17. That works out to be 43-cents per can, which saves you 14-cents over the dollar store. Shopping at Wal-Mart allows you more flavor choices for Fluffy, as well. And shopping for name-brand pet food at a national chain will allow you to trust some safety procedures that will make sure you're not getting knock-off pet food from China or tins that were previously recalled but never made it out of the supply chain. The scariest
pet food recall
was in 2007, when melamine-tainted proteins were found in the pet food supply chain.
Cesar Dog Food
Dollar Store Diva Says:
Wal-Mart has this favorite of TV's Maggie for 86-cents per 3.53 ounce package. That saves you 14-cents over the dollar store price of $1 per package and, again, you'll be able to offer your little dog a much greater variety than the one or two flavors the dollar store offers. As with cat food brands at the dollar store, previous recalls loom large -- especially concerning food products from China -- so you have to be careful to read labels and make sure you're getting a name-brand item and not a knock-off and also that you have the latest products safety information.
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The Rise of New Betting Sites
Punters, claim the perks associated with new betting sites: free bets, weekly enhanced offers and features such as live cashout and in-play betting!
Such has been the onslaught of new sites, it's little wonder Betfair was so convinced that land-based bookmakers would have gone the way of the dinosaurs by 2010. Of course, complete cyber annihilation is still some ways off, but it goes without saying that any self-respecting bookie is now more concerned with online betting than with bricks and mortar.
So whether you're just an online betting sports enthusiast or a multi-national looking to exploit the ongoing DFS and eSports booms, online betting sites will be headline news for as long as bytes and pixels continue to rule our planet. Check out the infographic below for a comprehensive history.
Betting Sites in times BC (before computers)
Long before new betting sites found their natural home in cyberspace, to gamble on an event you had to find someone willing to take your bet. Wagering on sporting contests was frowned upon (and still is in many areas of the world, including most of the USA) for two reasons. Firstly, in a world still ruled by religion gambling was considered sinful, and secondly in a world still ruled by amateurism and gentlemanly fair play it was thought too easy to bribe sporting competitors to 'take a dive'.
The 'Sport of Kings' – horse racing – was the first sporting activity where it became legal to place bets. It is of course much harder to bribe a horse than it is a human (although doping is another matter) and seasoned trainers and owners can usually tell if a jockey is somehow sabotaging his own mount. Gambling at race courses began in the seventeenth century, and the UK government - concerned that horse racing had "contributed very much to the Encouragement of Idleness, to the Impoverishment of the meaner Sort of Subjects of the Kingdom" - put into power the first gambling act in 1739.
A further act in 1845 outlawed commercial gambling except at race meetings. This was mainly done to prevent the 'working classes' from gambling as they could not afford to travel to or attend race meetings. The upper classes were determined to keep horse racing as their own preserve - however wily travel companies started to arrange cheap transportation via trains to race courses up and down the country so that all classes could partake in 'betting on the nags'.
The rise of new bookmakers
The next major change for UK punters came in on May 1, 1961 when the UK government legalised betting shops, as well as gambling on games of skill and slot machines in pubs. At the time, bookmakers were legal, but punters had to set up a credit account with a bookmaker and conduct all their business via telephone. 'Runners' would then collect from punters who needed to top up their credit accounts.
Betting shops in the UK following the act sprang up at the rate of one hundred per week, and by the end of the year well over ten thousand had been set up. The golden age of bricks and mortar gambling had begun, although within forty years the end became nigh for offline bookies. The table below shows the latest influx of new betting sites.
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Here comes online betting … and there go high street bookies
The first online betting sites opened in 1996. Initially, the dominant leaders in the UK betting industry – names such as Ladbrokes, William Hill and Coral - were skeptical about the 'challenge' of the internet, guessing (wrongly) that UK sports bettors would be too concerned about privacy and the security of financial transactions on the web to use online sports books. It took two years before William Hill launched an online betting service, and a few years more before any of William Hill's rivals followed suit.
As new betting sites exploded all over the internet, it soon became clear that this trend was having an adverse effect on bricks and mortar betting shops, and especially independent companies. At the peak of offline gambling in the UK in the 1970s and 1980s, there were 16,000 or so betting shops in the UK. By 2010 this figure had reduced to 9,000, and experts estimated that around two or three betting shops in the UK closed each and every week.
These days, march down the high street of any reasonably-sized UK town and you might see a Ladbrokes, William Hill and a Coral, but usually they're pretty vacant. As for independent bookmakers, they seem to have gone the way of VCRs and white doggie droppings!
Football Betting
Football betting is huge business these days, especially online. It's the number one revenue-generator for most online sports books, and most online bookmakers provide a tip-top football betting service, including live scores. Live football betting has always been big business.
Football betting in the UK began – in a way – with the introduction of the football pools in 1923. Virtually ever family in the UK would play the classic football pools game – trying to select eight matches that would end as score draws. The pools remained the number one method of (hopefully) winning a life-changing jackpot until the introduction of the National Lottery in 1994. These days, only around half a million people bother with the football pools.
As a rival to the pools, high street bookies eventually offered 'fixed odds' coupons by which football punters could place single wagers, doubles, trebles and accumulators on all UK matches, and eventually European games too. Nowadays football betting has largely moved online, and hundreds of thousands of sports bettors all across the world gather around their PCs and TVs each weekend, waiting for the Premier League scores to come in.
Thanks to the world wide web a whole new betting phenomena has developed – betting on live scores and in-play events. Perhaps Manchester United are 1-0 down at home to Southampton with fifteen minutes to go, but you fancy them to complete a come back and win? You can with live football scores betting. Additionally, thanks to 'cash out' you can cash in on your bet before the final whistle blows (usually for reduced odds) if you think it's going to fail. Perhaps you've bet on Arsenal to beat Liverpool – they're 3-2 up with twenty minutes to play but have had a key defender sent off. If you think Liverpool might take advantage of the imbalance in numbers then simply cash-in your bet so you remain a winner.
New betting sites, the advantages …
New betting sites open up the world of sports betting like never before. Typically, the general consensus of the public is that bricks-and-mortar betting shops were always full of dodgy folk who really should have found better ways to fill their time. This unfair categorisation of sports bettors is no longer an issue as new betting sites allow you to indulge in sports betting from the comfort of your own sofa!
All you need to bet on any sporting event is a laptop or desktop PC. Thanks to special, mobile-optimised sites you can even now bet 'on the go' using your smartphone or tablet. All you need is a decent wifi or 4G connection.
New betting sites also offer you deals that real-world bookies do not. To encourage you to sign up to use their services, they usually have some kind of special deal for you to take advantage of, such as a free bet, matched bet or enhanced odds offer. The larger online bookmakers – such as Coral, Ladbrokes and William Hill – will even offer you deals on a continual basis as long as you remain a member of their betting site. This allows you to make your wagering wonga last longer!
The latest online betting sites also incorporate the slickest features such as in-play betting and live cashouts. The latter, available at sites such as Sky Bet and Betsafe, allow you to cash out a portion of winnings even if some of your bets are incomplete. Say you've laid down a tenner on a five match accumulator at 100-1. Four of the five results have gone your way, so you have the chance to cash in a nice sum before the final fixture. You won't get the full £1000 payout, but you might be able to claim £750 guaranteed.
Every month, there are new bookmakers opening their virtual doors. Over the past few months, the likes of Mr Green, Grosvenor and FSB-technology kings 21 Bet have taken the gambling world by storm. Then there's the likes of BetStars (backed by poker giants PokerStars), who are making a push to attract new customers by sponsoring Leicester City. The most recent innovation came from Netbet, who become the first UK betting sites to accept bitcoin deposits.
UK Betting sites add new markets!
Real world bookies were mainly concerned about horse racing, with greyhounds thrown in during the evenings and football at weekends. Finding the odds for other sporting events at a betting shop was a nigh-on impossibility.
That's certainly not the case with new UK betting sites. Thanks to the advent of internet betting, football is now the champion sports betting market – billions of pounds are now wagered on football annually – but you can bet on all the major events from the World Cup and all the major European leagues, right down to the second division of the Swedish U17 northern section if you so want.
There are literally tens of thousands of available markets, plus many new betting sites allow you to live stream specific sporting events from all over the globe – the only provision is you must have an account with the provider, and a bet on the event that you are watching. Some of the tastiest new betting markets include UFC, wrestling and political betting, such as the odds on the next American President.
UK Regulated versus Unlicensed Gambling Sites
The most trustworthy UK betting sites are licensed by the UK Gambling Commission (UKGC). This is an authority set up to ensure that operators are compliant with tax and advertising laws, and most importantly, player safety. The UKGC ensures licensed betting websites provide players with quick withdrawals, and the options to set maximum deposit limits and self-exclude. They require players to supply KYC (know your customer) identificaton - typically in the form of a driving license and credit card statement - to guard against money laundering and fraudulent activity.
The vasty majority of sites we promote on LBS have a UK betting license. This means your funds are always safe and secure, and protected in the event of insolvency. We do a list a few unlicensed operators, but these either have rave reviews from betting communities, or are in the process of acquiring a license.
The UKGC stops sites from predatory or unfair bonus conditions, such as tying in wagering terms to your first deposit. The offers promoted on this site are very fair and transparent: take Grosvenor for example. If you deposit £20, you get a £20 bonus. You only have to wager the £20 bonus ONCE in order to turn it into real, withdrawable cash.
Best Betting Sites 2017
Below we break down who's hot, and picking up all the punters.
Trusted land-based giants Grosvenor released their sportsbook over the summer, and it's a cracker - deposit £20, and you'll get a free £20 bonus which has wagering requirements of just 1x! Grosvenor also offer a casino (Netent and Novomatic games), and poker to satisfy all your gambling needs. They're our top rated site as they offer manual flushing - the ability to withdraw ALL your funds in one go. There are lots of funding options, including Paypal, and you'll soon have the ability to cash out at land-based G casinos. If Grosvenor had a few more in-play markets and weekly enhanced odds, it would get our vote as the best betting site out there.
Slick Scandinavian giants Mr Green rolled out a sportsbook in September. They need to work on their specials and enhanced offers, but a tasty £100 bonus and a gorgeous, mobile friendly site makes them a solid pick.
21 Bet are the new kids on the block, sponsoring Wolves and boasting an FSB powered sportsbook. As well as having a fresh, easy to navigate site, they offer £10 free bets every weekend to loyal customers
Looking to deposit via Paypal or using your phone bill? Then we suggest heading over to BetStars, who have a cracking casino and legendary poker room to suit all your wagering needs.
Man City sponsors Betsafe have a fantastic reputation (they clue is in the name) for same day cashouts and stellar customer service. Highly recommended.
Energy Bet are making a huge splash: they hundreds of markets, including funky ones such eSports, handball and ice-hockey, and are very trustworthy given their association with Aston Villa. They also have a casino with popular Netent and Novomatic games.
Another brand originating from Sweden - Viks have added a sportsbook to their awesome casino site, which comes with a juicy £200 welcome bonus.
Netbet - though not new, they've ramped up their offers and product to compete with the big boys. On Black Friday, they gave punters a £60 bonus for depositing £10. They offer weekly enhanced odds, making them one of the best sites on the market.

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CHICAGO -- It started with a clean win of the draw. Jonathan Toews not only beat Pavel Datsyuk on the faceoff, he ripped the puck back to Duncan Keith at the point of the Blackhawks power play.
And it was on. The most important power play of the Blackhawks' season was off and running, and when it was finished, Game 5 of this Western Conference semifinal would be transformed.
Chicago beat Detroit 4-1 to keep its season alive -- and cut the Red Wings' series lead to 3-2 -- and the Blackhawks wouldn't have done it without the resuscitation of a power play that, until Saturday night, was providing more momentum for the opposition than for the Blackhawks.
Like in the first period, when they ended a strong opening period with a lifeless power play.
"I don't think we had a shot," Chicago defenseman Brent Seabrook said. "We were [ticked] off after the first one."
The frustration seeped into the Blackhawks dressing room during the first intermission. They had an early one-goal lead on the Red Wings, but it didn't feel like it. When the Red Wings killed that late holding penalty on Carlo Colaiacovo, a few boos emerged from the rafters of the United Center. It looked like more of the same for a power play that had suddenly become the NHL's worst in the postseason with the elimination of the New York Rangers earlier in the day. At least for the moment.
While losing three consecutive games to the Red Wings, the Blackhawks power play had gone zero for nine, and the struggles went back further than that. A bit lost in Chicago's incredible regular-season run was that a power play that can roll out high-powered offensive weapons Toews, Patrick Kane, Patrick Sharp, Marian Hossa and Keith was pedestrian too often. They finished the regular season at 16.7 percent, good for 19th in the league.
"It's something we've talked about. We've moved different units around," Keith told ESPN The Magazine. "It's not rocket science, power plays. Sometimes, we've made it like that over the past season. It's taking what they give you. Getting shots when you can take it."
That's exactly how they handled that critical power play that started with 11:39 remaining in the second period. Toews drew a hooking penalty on Drew Miller, important not only because it gave the Blackhawks a man advantage but also because it sent one of Detroit's best penalty killers into the penalty box.
Detroit coach Mike Babcock sent out a PK unit of Datsyuk, Cory Emmerton, Jonathan Ericsson and Niklas Kronwall.
Toews won that first faceoff clean, a key moment.
"Toewser had a big draw. You start with the puck. He's so huge," Seabrook said. "I don't think we even had a breakout when we scored. When you start in your own zone and go back and set up, that's when things start spinning."
And it started spinning. Jimmy Howard made a save on a Seabroook shot, kicking the puck out near Datsyuk, when the Blackhawks got their first break. In a rare misstep by the Red Wings star, Datsyuk whiffed on a backhanded clearing attempt.
The second break was quite literally a break. Datsyuk broke his stick, leaving the Red Wings with essentially 3½ players trying to kill the penalty. For a split moment, Emmerton thought about giving Datsyuk his own stick but opted not to.
"At that point, I was running around a little bit," Emmerton said. "Just trying to play smart and hope for a good bounce. Or get a whistle."
The Red Wings penalty kill has been so effective against Chicago because of its aggressive play. But a missed clearing attempted and a broken stick wiped out that advantage. The aggressiveness was gone.
Now, the Blackhawks focused on working the puck on the side of the ice where Datsyuk tried to defend without a stick. Seabrook was set up for shots by Keith. He had a slap shot from 54 feet and another from 42.
"He's at a disadvantage. You can pass through him," Seabrook said of the stickless Datsyuk. "Datsyuk has such a great stick and is such a great player defensively. It's hard to pass around him. He's one of those guys who does a great job of taking away lanes."
But not when he's missing a stick. The Blackhawks attacked with desperation, winning battles for puck retrieval, and, at one point with 45 seconds left on the power play, Hossa made a great play at the blue line to keep in a clearing attempt from Ericsson.
By the time Andrew Shaw deflected a shot from Keith past Howard for what turned out to be the game-winning goal, the Wings PK was gassed and the Blackhawks power play struggles were over.
There's no such thing as momentum from one NHL playoff game to the next, but the confidence gained in that power play and Toews getting another power-play goal on his surgical shot later in the second, can be carried over. It has to be if the Blackhawks are going to continue their climb past Detroit.
"Tonight was the way we know we can play and the way we can skate," Keith said. "It was nice to see the power play get going. That was a big boost to our team tonight."
And with the success, the Blackhawks pulled out of the basement. Their power play improved to 17.9 percent in the postseason, no longer the worst of any team still playing. At 15.9 percent, that honor now belongs to Detroit.


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I've thought about it and he wants it to happen. He's already tweeted to me this summer, 'Have you thought about this?' As he's tweeted to everybody else, I guess. We do pride ourselves on special teams. Everybody talks about punt return because we finished No. 1 in the country. But we were in the top five in punts this past year with Tommy Hibbard and the punt team. We were in the top 20 in the country in kickoff return. We weren't in the top 20 on kickoff coverage, so we've got to get there. As special teams as a whole, I'm proud of what we accomplished. I have thought about putting him back there. For me, it's weighing the risk-reward. It's a little bit different position in what you're doing back there than punt return, but if I think he can help us win a championship by doing that, yeah, we'll put him back there.
You mentioned Ryan tweeting everyone, he wrote the letter to Inside Carolina. What's it like for you, you're a person that wants the stands filled, to have a player echoing your words?
Oh, believe me, all the players feel that way. He's just the first one that reached out with a letter. I haven't read the letter yet; you guys have been around Switz a little bit so you know he's passionate about the game of football. And he's passionate about Carolina. I mean he loves the University of North Carolina. He wants everyone else to be as passionate as he is. So he's encouraging and challenging the fans to be as passionate as he is about the game, is all he's asking.
He's pretty vocal with the fans. Is he as vocal on the team, or does he lead by example?
I think he does both. I think he leads by example, but he also isn't afraid to challenge – again, he just wants everybody to put in the same amount of effort that he does.
What makes Ryan Switzer so special? What do you with him offensively if they don't kick him the ball so he still has an impact?
He's much different on the field than he is away from the field. On the field he is fearless. He's got that little man syndrome, 'I'll just show you, watch.' He's going to prove it to everybody. He can be from point A to B, at full speed in a matter of two steps. But he can also stop on a dime and be going laterally and be at full speed in two steps, also. And then he's got great vision on top of that. I'm anticipating a lot of different things with what teams will try to do when we put him back there on punt return. We're looking at a lot of different opportunities to put the ball in his hands and get the touches that we need to from the slot, from the running back, being able to move him quite a bit. I've had a player like that back at Southern Miss that we did a lot of things with, so we'll do some very similar things with him.
Offensively, the progression for Ryan seemed to be a little bit slower than it was for punt return. What does he need to do to really get into the offense?
I think he's doing that. You've got to remember, Ryan played running back, he was a running back in high school. He never caught the ball. Everything that he's been learning in that slot has been brand new to him. He has the skills to do it and I think you'll see him blossom this year in that position in the ways we're going to get those touches to him.
Eric Ebron played such a big role on the offense last year. How much of that can you see Jack Tabb assuming?
Eric Ebron, y'all know him well. He's a special player. He was the 10th pick in the draft out of however many people played college football. I don't expect Jack Tabb to be Eric Ebron. I expect Jack Tabb to be Jack Tabb. Jack brings things to the table that Eric didn't have and then Eric brought things that Jack didn't have. We'll mold what we do offensively with Jack to Jack's strengths and we'll hide the weaknesses that Jack has. Every player has strengths and weaknesses. And our job as a coach is to bring out the strengths and hide the weaknesses or get those weaknesses stronger. Jack will definitely play a role in our success this year.
What does he do better than Eric did?
He's probably a little better when he's attached as a blocker at the point of attack than Eric was at that time. He's not going to run as fast as Eric, but he can run. He may not be quite as athletic as Eric was, but he's plenty athletic to be successful.
Linebacker depth was an issue last year. How concerned are you about your linebacker corps?
Anytime we lose anybody, I'm always concerned about it. It puts that much more of a strain on the guys at that position. That means we've got to keep them healthy, we have to adjust the way we practice. That means I've got to do a good job of figuring out where that fine line is, how much hitting we actually do. So that we can keep those guys fresh and keep them ready. It's all about getting the horses ready for the race on Saturday. But we still have to do enough work during the week so that they can be productive in the game. We have to do enough hitting so they can be productive, but at the same time we can't do too much where they're beat up and can't get to Saturday.
Are there position situations you like this year?
I like the quarterback position. I like the running back positions, the wide receiver position, I like our corner position. We're expanding those likes. We have talent at other positions, but the depth isn't necessarily there or the experience isn't there right now. That doesn't mean we have guys at other positions that can't play, that's not what I'm saying. The depth is a concern. It's a lot better than it's been the last two years.
You said a couple years back you'd like to have four running backs. You've got four now. How are you going to arrange playing all those guys?
The guy that's most productive will play. When we talk about -- and that's every position on our team -- it's not your birthright to get the ball or your birthright to step out on that field. It's about producing. If you show that the offense or the defense or that special team is better when you're on the field then you play. If you don't then you stand over there by me.
Does Elijah Hood bring something different to the table?
No doubt. You watch him in spring ball; he's like a bull in a china closet. He's 225 pounds, he has great speed and he like to run into things. When he breaks through, he's not necessarily looking to avoid contact. He's looking for someone to run into. Our team, their team -- doesn't matter to him. He just wants something to hit.
Will the new guidelines that came out about concussion studies impact how much hitting you do?
It will for teams, yeah. It's not going to be impact us because we're already well within those guidelines. We don't hit twice a week as it is throughout the entire season. Our philosophy is we're going to prepare for camp during the season. We're going to do quite a bit of hitting during that point and then once we get into the season, it's about getting our guys to Saturday as fresh as they can possibly be and understanding the game plan. Once we start in the season, we don't do a lot of hitting. There will be a point where we don't hit at all, eventually. I know that's probably against what a lot of people think, they think you go out there and just smash mouth every day, but we don't. You can't do that nowadays, you're just not going to make it. Tuesday is usually our day and we get to a point where we're not in full pads on Tuesday. Once the season starts, very seldom are we taking people to the ground anymore.
How does that affect the tackling?
It's tough. That's that balancing act. Then all your fans say, 'Well they're not tackling well, they must not be practicing tackling.' You have to find ways to do it without tackling your guys. That's why the fundamentals that you teach in spring ball and that you work on in camp and throughout the season are so important to what you do.
What's going to be a sign for you whether this winds up being a Coastal championship team or not?
I think, for us, it's probably going to be how quickly the offensive line gels.
What stands out to you about Bobby Petrino's teams in the college ranks?
From the outside watching, they've always been able to move the ball against anybody. They've been very balanced offensively; he's run the ball extremely well and then with play-action passing has done a great job.
How is it having him and Louisville in the league now?
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Facet-Searching the Shakespearian Drama: An Online Reader of John Cotgrave's The English Treasury of Wit and Language
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The talk in the Winter 2015 Digital Humanities Work in Progress Series
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The Fall Work in Progress series concludes with Michael Jemtrud (Architecture) "Mediated Cities Project"
Work in Progress – Jason Harley: Augmented reality with mobile technologies: Can it lead to learning and engagement with historical settings?
Work in Progress continues with Jason Harley (LEADS – Education / UdeM HERON Lab) "Augmented reality with mobile technologies: Can it lead to learning and engagement with historical settings?"
Victoria Slonosky: Canada's Climate History: Weather Observations from the St-Lawrence Valley, 1742-2010
In conjunctions with our colleagues in Geography, through the Geospectives Speaker Series, Victoria Slonosky will be at McGill to present her research on the St Lawrence.
Work in Progress – Grace Fong and Song Shi: Patterns of Selection and Distribution: Application of Digital Tools on Metadata in the Ming Qing Women's Writings Database
Our Work in Progress Series continues with Grace Fong and Song Shi (East Asian Studies) who will present ongoing development of the Ming-Qing Women's Writing database, McGill's premiere digital archive.
Work in Progress – Summer Roundup: Houellebecq and Neatline, Digital Environmental Humanities & Early Modern Conversions
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Kevin Kee - The Future is Already Here – AR and the Future of Education
Kevin Kee (Brock - History) will join LLC 311 Digital Studies / Citizenry to discuss augmented reality and education.
The Future is Already Here – AR and the Future of Education
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Entire home/apt
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About this listing
Casa Britto is a fully equipped property with spectacular views. Casa Britto is rented on a self-catering basis including cleaning during weekdays. We offer a full selection of concierge services, food & beverage options and tours and transfers.
The space
Our concierge services range from travel and restaurant tips to full scale vacation planning, to help you realize your dream vacation in Costa Rica. Food and beverage options such as breakfast, grocery shopping, fine wine delivery and in-house private chef are designed to your specifications. The tours and transfers program includes airport transfer, daily minibus rental and a selection of the best Costa Rican tours by leading tour operators. In house massage and other spa treatments are also available for your relaxation. Casa Britto also provides a selection of event services including venue, staff and event planner.
The minimalistic architecture integrates with the natural slope of the landscaped garden surrounding the house, taking full advantage of the spectacular views and natural illumination. Two large terraces provide shade to the façade permitting natural ventilation to keep the house cool during the warmest of days. Floor to ceiling windows allow the greenery from the garden to come inside and enhance the panoramic views.
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Casa Britto has been furnished with great care combining antique and vintage pieces with top level design to create an exclusive and homely character. The property features a large number of spacious social areas, each with its own atmosphere and style. All these areas are easily accessed from the kitchen, which is the heart of the house. Next to the heated pool there is a large wooden deck, a small rancho and a grill area with a gazebo for shade. The gardens have been designed with a great variety of flowers, plants and trees embracing the property in a cascade of colors and scents attracting butterflies and birds. Winding paths lead to the upper garden passing colorful flowers and fruit trees to a larger rancho with breathtaking views.
Interaction with guests
One of the Property Managers, Alex or Evelyn will receive you and manage the check in. The Property Managers are available on standby to assist you throughout the rental period. Maria, the Maid, and Pablo, the Gardener, work Monday to Friday.
Reviews are available on Home Away and Flip Key
The neighborhood
Casa Britto is situated on a hillside in Bello Horizonte, Escazú, with spectacular views of the Central Valley, a 15 minute drive from the center of San José, the capital city. Escazú has developed from a traditional colonial town to the most fashionable suburb to San José, offering a great selection of shopping, restaurants and night life.
Getting around
Casa Britto is strategically placed just 20 minutes from Juan Santamaría airport with three main routes of access. Escazú city center with its small town local flavor is just 5 minutes away, the bustling Multiplaza mall is 10 minutes' drive and many smaller malls are closer by. There are numerous excellent restaurants, great shopping, several good gyms and two golf courses within a 3 km radius. San José center is about 15 minutes away. Day trips from Casa Britto include: the Irazú and Poas volcanoes and several botanical gardens within an hour's drive, the Pacific Coast, Puntarenas, Hotel Punta Leona, Mariott Hotel Los Sueños and Guayabo National Park in Cartago within an hour and a half, Limón, Manuel Antonio, El Arenal volcano and Liberia within three hours.
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Please contact us for information regarding our discounts for smaller groups
Casa Britto aims to offer the most exclusive and personalized vacation rental in San José
• Elegant vacation home with unique character, great location and spectacular views
• Secure and private property with parking for up to 10 cars inside the gates
• Spacious and well-designed inside and outside social areas
• Heated pool with waterfall and Jacuzzi in the master bathroom
• Landscaped tropical gardens offer colorful backdrop and attract butterflies and birds
• Concierge services ranging from travel and restaurant tips to full scale vacation planning
• Complete range of extra services including food & beverage options, private transportation and spa
• Very close to San José and Escazú city centers - great selection of shopping, restaurants and night life
• Most key attractions in Costa Rica are within reach through day trips from Casa Britto
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We are a professional couple, Antonio Gozzo, 49 (Swedish) CEO of Swevet AB, a distributor of products for veterinarians and animal hospitals and Marta Murillo Williams, 41 (Costa Rican), Architect and Master of Real Estate Finance who works for the Swedish National Property Board. We have a five year old son, Eduardo, who goes to an international day care center and speaks English, Spanish and Swedish. We live in Stockholm, Sweden and manage our property in Costa Rica as a vacation rental. Marta's mother Dra Evelyn Williams, who was previously the Deputy Head of the Laboratory of the Largest Hospital in Costa Rica is helping us manage the property.


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Newhouse, Pierre-Paul to meet again
Green Bay --- This isn't quite a NFC North game. On the offensive line, the Green Bay Packers may not know the New York Giants quite as "intimately," Marshall Newhouse says. But for the third time in less than 12 months, the Packers left tackle will face New York defensive end Jason Pierre-Paul.
Ten games into his second year as the starter, Newhouse has taken some significant steps forward. Last weekend, he shut down Detroit's Kyle Vanden Bosch. But Pierre-Paul is also a different animal, an athletic 6-foot-5, 287-pound animal. In his last five games, Pierre-Paul has five sacks, 24 tackles, a forced fumble and an interception returned for a touchdown.
In two match-ups last season against the Packers -- one in New York, one in Green Bay -- Pierre-Paul was a force. At New York, he had 1 1/2 sacks, three knockdowns and two hurries with one other sack wiped out by a penalty.
"With his athleticism, he's long," Newhouse said. "He's very rangy. He chases things from the back side and makes plays on the front side. And moving inside to D-tackle, they'll stand him up, walk him around. He does a lot of things and he does a lot of things well. He's instinctual. He'll spot a play and try to blow it up. So we know that about him. He has proven it over and over again in his short career.
"A guy like that you just have to keep an eye on him, stay within our scheme. We're not going to do a whole lot different. But definitely (we'll) keep an eye on him."
Newhouse believes he's a better player now than the one in the 38-35 Packers win and 37-20 playoff loss. Apologizing for the cliche, Newhouse said the key against Pierre-Paul in Round 3 is simply to "trust my ability."
Trusting technique has been important this season. Newhouse said he isn't over-correcting himself during games as much this season. And on an offensive line with a new center and now a new left guard and right tackle, he has been one constant. Newhouse had rough moments against St. Louis' Robert Quinn, though also neutralized the likes of Vanden Bosch and Houston's Connor Barwin.
"Just preparation-wise and just sticking to my abilities during the game," Newhouse said. "Not trying to fix a whole lot as you're going along. There are minor adjustments you make and stuff you might want to try during the game but not overreacting to a situation. So one play happens — maybe it's a bad play, maybe it's a good play — flushing that down the toilet and going on to the next play."
The communication with new guard Evan Dietrich-Smith has been smooth so far, Newhouse added. Dietrich-Smith's background at center has helped him visualize a defensive front as a whole. And considering the Giants' deep rotation on the defensive line, the duo will need to stay in sync. Newhouse could be facing multiple players Sunday night.
"It'll be up to us to try to neutralize them, get the run game going and hit them with some change-of-pace plays," he said. "We're always prepared for unscouted looks. We know those are going to happen, especially them coming off a bye. But we'll be prepared, definitely.
"It's going to be a dogfight. We're aware of that. Hopefully we come out on top."
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Preferred Rate $8-$15 per hour
Abra's Bio
I have alot of experience with children in everything from diaper changing, helping with homework, general first aid, going out to do fun activities...the list really goes on and on. I love kids and am a professional oil painter so I hope to one day become a children's art therapist.
I like to have alot of fun but in moderation. I like to paint, draw, and I love animals.
Please feel free to ask me about anything!
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9 years of paid child care experience with:
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- Toddlers (1 to 3 years)
- Preschooler (3 to 5 years)
- Grade School (6 to 11 years)
- Pre-teen/Teenagers (12 years and over)
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- Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD)
- Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)
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- Summer Position
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- Will consider either a part time or full time position
- Start date is flexible
My availability is valid through 6/12/14
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Bryce McVety was only 7.
Be Careful Folks
By Kickntrue on 9/9/08
When a man attacks another man with a golf club it's somehow funny to me. This tragic accident is not.
Bryce McVety died Friday night after his 7-year-old friend accidentally hit him in the head with the golf club as the two sports-loving, longtime neighborhood buddies practiced their swings.In other tragic kids/golf news a 12 year old was killed when he crashed his golf cart on a street.
Both are freak tragic things- but it does remind you 1) how fragile life can be, and 2) that there are dangerous aspects to golf. Honestly, I think I've seen enough golf cart accident death stories in the past year to justify getting rid of the freaking things.
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birdieXris says:
Holy cow. Thankfully, Gramps instilled the "15 feet" rule in me first thing. Don't stand any closer than 15 feet behind the ball when someone is swinging.
The 2nd one isn't setting well with me though. Swerving in a golf cart to avoid a parked car? Golf carts don't go that fast, something was up other than just that i think. There was negligence on someones part. I don't remember the last time i had to (or have seen) someone have to swerve for anything in a golf cart --- other than another moving vehicle.
birdieXris says:
neither of them set well, but it's a black mark on golf and 2 lives that are lost because care wasn't taken. It's a dangerous sport, no 2 ways about it.
falcon50driver says:
Thanks for the 15 foot rule. Children need to learn these kinds of things the first time they are exposed to things that can get them hurt.
kidputter says:
15 feet is great but there should be ADULT supervision. If grownups would wake up and remember that kids are KIDS! They are not little adults. They get distracted by everything. They need guidance and supervision from the time they are born until they are grownups. WAKE UP AMERICA!!! Save your kids from stupid accidents by enlightening them of danger. Don't shelter them from it.
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Mariena - Chasing Ramin
I was interrupted from my breakfast by Armes suddenly rushing through the camp, telling us to quickly gather our things because we were leaving in just a few minutes. Under her breath she kept muttering "Foolish humans. Always doing stupid things." I could tell she wasn't directing it towards the humans in the camp.
Soon we were all standing gathered in the clearing, ready to go. Naria explained the situation.
"It seemed Ramin has decided to go on without us into the dangerous forest," she began.
"Foolish human. Who would know these forests better than an elf who has traveled them before? Who better knows the dangers than us?" interrupted Armes, muttering.
Naria shot the other elf a look, before continuing. "Foolish as he may be, we are going after him. We walk, for as we said yesterday the road ahead is no place for a horse."
We nodded and, shouldering our packs, began to walk, Naria in the lead. Armes seemed to step to the back of the group, watching the forest as we walked and gesturing for Aiwendil to walk beside her. I assumed that, due to the sword he carried, he and Armes were to make up the rear guard on this perilous leg of the journey.
"Apprentice, you'll walk with me," Naria called, beckoning me to the front of the group. "If your magic is anywhere near as good as it appeared yesterday then I want you up here as part of the front guard for our little party. There are many creatures in these woods to fear, which could easily kill you, and some are only weak to magic."
I gulped, and nodded as Naria began to fill me in on the creatures to keep an eye out for. I had wanted adventure, and yet forgotten that danger played a big part of it. As Naria continued to explain about the creatures, I made myself scan the surroundings around me, as she was. I knew that chances are with her elven eye sight she would see any danger before me, but I had to be prepared.
We made a quick pace, pausing only for Naria to look for continued signs that Ramin had passed through here. While we knew where he was headed, we wanted to ensure that we followed his path. This forest was dangerous, and confusing, and even a man such as Ramin could get lost in its depths.


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Report: Rovers 2 Brentford 3
Rovers missed out on the chance to close the gap on the teams above them after going down 3-2 at home to Brentford.
In a pulsating advert for Championship football, poor defending proved costly as the Bees twice came from behind before winning the match six minutes from time.
Rovers started brightly with the returning Rudy Gestede blasting the home side in front after just five minutes.
But after former Rover Alan Judge had slammed a free-kick against the bar, Chris Long's deflected shot saw the visitors equalise just before the break.
There was still time for Rovers to go in at half-time with a lead, when Chris Taylor, who had twice gone close, fired in at the back post to make it 2-1.
However seven minutes into the second half the London club were level once more. Jota criminally given the freedom of Ewood Park to race forward unchallenged and he beat Jason Steele with a low shot.
Rhodes twice went close whilst Gestede blazed over, but it was the visitors who were the more clinical.
With just six minutes remaining a deflected Jota ball into the box saw Steele save well, but it rebounded off substitute Andre Gray and he walked it into the net to put them in front for the first time on the night.
Tom Cairney had the home side's best opportunity in the closing stages, but his curling effort went wide.
Hopes of a top six finish at the end of the season was always going to be an uphill task, but defeat to Brentford now leaves Rovers 11 points away with eight games to play.
Rovers made four changes from the side that defeated Charlton Athletic at the weekend and it was one of those returning who made an immediate impact at Ewood Park.
Just five minutes in a quick free-kick after Jordan Rhodes had been fouled on halfway sent Rudy Gestede powering to the edge of the box, and as defence and keeper stood off, the Rovers striker blasted home his 16th of the campaign in emphatic fashion.
It was a scintillating start from the home side and it should have been 2-0 on nine minutes. Ben Marshall getting around the back of the Brentford defence to cut back for Chris Taylor, but after getting the ball out from under his feet he slashed wide.
Despite the bright start from the home side the Bees were causing plenty of consternation at the back for Rovers.
On 16 a corner from Jota found Harlee Dean unmarked and his header seemed set to hit the back of the net only for a sensational save from Jason Steele.
A flowing Rovers move merited more after Tom Cairney centred, the ball coming out to Corry Evans who found Taylor but David Button in the visiting goal saved well low down.
Up until the half hour former Rover Alan Judge had had a quiet opening to the match, but after Alex Pritchard had been fouled by Alex Baptiste, the Irishman took the resulting free-kick and curled his shot against the crossbar.
Mark Warburton's side kept pressing and probing and a minute before the 45 they took full advantage of poor defending to equalise.
Chris Long was given far too much time and space on the right to race into the area and his shot deflected off Matt Kilgallon and into the back of the net.
But Rovers were to end the half in front, their hard work rewarded with a goal in added time.
A strong forward run by Evans saw him upended in the box, but as the referee waved play-on, Rhodes switched the ball to Taylor and he slammed it high into the roof of the net.
The start of the second half saw Marshall fire over a free-kick, whilst Cairney found the same set of fans with a shot from outside the box.
But those wasted opportunities would prove costly as the visitors struck in deadly fashion on 52 minutes.
Picking up possession after Marshall had lost the ball, play was quickly moved to the right to Jota and as Rovers parted, just as they had done in the first half, the Spaniard took full advantage to run unopposed to the edge of the box before beating Steele with a low shot into the corner.
In what was a terrific advert for Championship, Adam Henley then raced down the flank to deliver near post, Rhodes took the shot on first time, but it flashed narrowly off target.
Substitute Jay Spearing then clipped a ball over the top for Rhodes, but with time and space the striker opted to glance goalwards but the ball ran wide.
Strike partner Gestede would have a better chance following a flowing move involving Spearing and Spurr, but as the overlapping Taylor found the forward he could only blaze over.
It would be Gestede's last action as Chris Brown was sent on, reuniting the front pairing that had proved so successful in the last few outings.
Urged on by a vocal home support Rovers pushed forward, Taylor seeing a goal bound shot kept out by Harlee Dean.
But as they pressed, Rovers left inviting spaces at the back for Brentford to exploit which they would do six minutes from time.
Play was moved to the right to Jota who curled a shot goalwards that deflected horribly off Spurr, Steele saved superbly only to see the ball rebound off substitute Andre Gray and into the back of the net.
Rovers appealed for offside, but their appeals were in vain.
Tom Cairney, looking for his first goal since August, went the closest for Rovers in the final minutes, latching onto a Rhodes knockdown, the midfielder let fly but with Button scrambling across his box the ball bounced inches wide.
The Rovers pressed until the end, but their efforts fell short, to leave the prospect of a top six finish looking increasingly unlikely.
Steele, Henley, Baptiste, Kilgallon (c), Spurr, Taylor, Evans, Cairney, Marshall (sub Spearing 58 mins), Gestede (sub Brown 74 mins), Rhodes.
Subs not used: Eastwood (GK), Williamson, Songo'o, Lenihan, Mahoney.
Goals: Gestede 5 mins, Taylor 45+3 mins.
Booked: None.
Button, Bidwell, Dean, Douglas (c), Odubajo, Dallas, Judge (sub Diagouraga 64 mins), Pritchard (sub Toral 77 mins), Jota, Tarkowski, Long (sub Gray 71 mins).
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Goals: Long 44 mins, Jota 52 mins, Gray 84 mins.
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Your Nissan dealership isn't the only place to buy trusted parts to repair your 620 Pickup. You purchased your 620 Pickup because its best-in-class value and long-lasting quality struck a chord inside you; so why would you be okay with anything but the best when it comes to the highest quality auto parts? Nissan car, truck, or SUV drivers have grown accustomed to a certain level of fuel efficiency when driving their 620 Pickup around town. When your Nissan 620 Pickup rolled off the assembly line, it was destined for a person with discerning taste who wants economical pricing in their automobile.
The ability to stop your vehicle when you need it to stop is crucial to keeping you and your passengers safe. But it wasn't until a few decades after the first cars were produced that drum brake shoes were invented. Drum brake shoes appeared on almost all vehicles from the 1920s to the 1970s, and your Nissan 620 Pickup uses them inside the drums. Much like all brake systems, hydraulic pressure is the agent responsible for making the Nissan 620 Pickup drum brake shoes create friction. As the wheel cylinders push the brake shoes outward against the drums, your vehicle slows down.
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