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Alton Telegraph (Newspaper) - August 20, 1999, Alton, Illinois SERVING THE RIVER BEND SINCE 1836 VMW BMS Cardinals lookup to rookies to help them salvage season PageB-l Vol. 164, No. 217 — 50 cents Hie outlook Mostly sunny and pleasant, high near 82, low near 68 PageM Top honors Roloff Decorating named Small Business of the Month for August Page D-l Friday, August 20,1999 www.thetelegraph.comJackson to visit Bov Farm strikers Jackson By KERRY SMITH Telegraph staff writer GODFREY - Striking union members at Beverly Farm are looking forward to a special guest who will march with them Thursday. The Rev. Jesse Jackson is coming to Godfrey Aug. 26 to voice his support for American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees Council 31 in a public rally. The exact time will be announced later. AFSCME Council 31 regional director Buddy Maupin said Alton area union members are excited about the civil rights leader's visit. "We're very glad he is coming, but we're not surprised," Maupin said. "The Rev. Jackson has a history with our union dating back to 1968. We've had a long relationship with Jesse Jackson. He's always been on the side of union members struggling for a fair shake." AFSCME Council 31 members who work for Beverly Farm have been on strike since July 9. Jackson was in Memphis with the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. when King was assassinated in April 1968. "Many people don't remember that Jackson went to Memphis to support (garbage) workers during a strike there at that time," Maupin said. "Jesse's history with the AFSCME is 30 years strong." Jackson has already played an active role in supporting striking Beverly Farm employees, Maupin said. "The Rev. Jackson sent letters to the agencies that are supplying strike-breakers to Beverly Farm to tell them ifs the wrong thing to do." Three temporary staffing agencies, Maupin said, are supplying workers to the assisted living home to do the work the striking employees normally accomplish. "Jesse has stood in many, many picket lines throughout the country in support of union members." The tentative agenda for Jackson's Aug. 26 visit, Maupin said, begins with a march in froitt of the Glen Haven Golf Range at 6515 Humbert Road in Godfrey. The afternoon includes all invocation from a local minister, an introduc* ■ See JACKSON, Page A-SNew fines program puts 15 behind bars In just two days, the crews from the city of Alton have demolished almost all of the houses and trees on Feldwisch Avenue, the future site of the Alton Police Station. By DENNIS GRUBAUGH Telegraph staff writer EDWARDSVILLE - Fifteen people were marched off to jail Thursday for failing to pay court fines under a new Madison County alternative sentencing program. Dozens of other Madison County Circuit Court defendants reached into their pockets or turned to friends in the courtroom to come up with the cash needed to stay out of jail. The scramble in the Granite City satellite court may be repeated today in Alton, when hundreds of other people are called during the "pay or appear" docket on the second floor of Alton City Hall. This week's appearances are the first real test of the new alternative sentencing program implemented three months ago in Madison County Circuit Court. Under the program, people with misdemeanor or traffic fines are allowed to pay them down by working in community service programs sponsored by the county. The people sent to jail Thursday agreed to court orders last May, acknowledging that they risked jail if they failed to pay their entire fine during this court appearance. "We want to get the word on the street that the game's over. Being poor is no longer an excuse," Associate Judge Randall A. Bono said. Bono conducted the Granite City docket Thursday. He said it didn't take long for people ■ See BARS, Page*A*§! Making way for police station Youth, 17, sentenced in bomb threat prank By DENNIS GRUBAUGH Telegraph staff writer EDWARDSVILLE - A 17-year-old youth is spending his next several weekends in the Madison County Jail for phoning in two bomb threats to a high school. .Michael L. Huber of East Alton is the last of three youths to be sentenced for the telephone pranks that wreaked havoc last spring at East Alton-Wood River Community High School. "They didn't think they]d get into any trouble," said-William Wheeler, a detective with the Wood River Police Department. Huber was sentenced to 60 days in the County Jail, and he'll serve it on weekends through Dec. 5 in the deal reached between Assistant State's Attorney Jim Buckley and defense attorney S. Russell Meyer of Alton. Huber was charged twice with disorderly conduct, but one of the counts was dismissed in return for the guilty plea in Madison County Circuit Court. His first jail stay was last weekend. He is getting some credit for days he has spent in jail. Authorities caught up to Huber and two 16-year-olds after another student at the ■ See PRANK, Page A-9 Area/Illinois .A-3-10 Bulletin Board .A-6 Classifieds C-4 Comics ...... Editorial ......A-4 Horoscope D-5 Nation/world .03,4 Obituaries »A-5 Cain, Crabb, Eldred, Erspamer, Harvey, Konneker, Moore, Poe, Schaefer, Smith, Snyder, Stewart, Terry, Williams, Wirch Scoreboard B-2Television.....D-7 Farmers hear from Shimkus By DEBORAH L. BATES Telegraph staff writer EDWARDSVILLE Farmers from the area took advantage of an opportunity Thursday to express concerns about the nation's agricultural industry to their congressman. U.S. Rep. John Shimkus, R-Collinsville, held an Agricultural Town Hall meeting at Southern Illinois University Edwardsville. "I've never farmed," Shimkus admitted as he opened the meeting. "That's why I have an agricultural advising committee.*I am here to listen." Shimkus referred to the Freedom to Farm Act, which the Republican majority in Congress passed several years ago. Because it eased restrictions on what types of crops farmers could grow and when, some farmers have blamed the measure for the recent large decline in prices for many commodities. The Freedom to Farm Act consists of three parts. Only the first of the three, to allow farmers to plan for the future, has been accomplished, Shimkus said. His agenda is to provide the remaining parts of the bill: easing regulatory burdens and opening the overseas market. Shimkus spoke about the reluctance of the federal gov- int? I tfi«yic*pn/uv^ni>i DrvL-nyiruv S. Rep. 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Remembering Memories
She didn't realize it until 20 years later, but Madison Finn made some of the worst choices in her life.
In the cafeteria line, she had always picked pudding; she hated pudding. In high school she had ditched her best friends to go to Ivy and her popular gang to spend time with her lifelong crush, Hart. She had started to yell at her mom for every little thing, and began to avoid her dad at all costs. She hadn't taken Phinnie for anymore walks, and when he had died one year out of high school, she was too busy partying with Ivy to care.
But one of the worst choices she had ever made was marrying Hart. At twenty-eight she should be happy, with a good job, husband, and family. She had none of those.
When Madison had gone over to Ivy's side, she had begun to spend more time with Hart; just what she wanted, right? Well, in high school the two got together, and Madison thought it would be love forever. She forgot all about Aimee, Fiona, Egg, Chet, Lindsay, and…Drew. She and Hart were together, and that's all that mattered in her life.
But when Hart proposed, Madison had a foreboding feeling something would go wrong. But he was the love of her life. She said yes, which was the worst choice she had ever made. It would haunt her for the rest of her life. At this time Madison forgot again. She forgot about how all through junior high Drew had been there to help and console her, and to make her laugh. She forgot that on the summer break of grade nine she and Drew had gotten together, only because of a dare on Madison's part. She forgot about how that one week had been one of the best in her life; holding hands, buying ice cream, and even that one kiss they had shared; Madison's first kiss.
But now she had Hart. At the wedding she invited all of her new friends and none of her old. But Drew showed up anyway; after all, he was Hart's family. One of the things Madison remembered was Drew sitting in the seats, the most forlorn expression on his face. She remembered him coming to congratulate them, but she brushed him off with wave of her hand. But she had done that all her life, hadn't she?
As Madison sat in the attic, digging through old boxes of thoughts and memories, she remembered that Hart hadn't been home in three days. She hated to admit it, but Hart wanted nothing to do her. He continuously yelled at her, blaming her for everything, and asking why she went out and wasted their money, which she never did. He always told her that he had proposed when he was drunk, and just didn't want to hurt her afterwards. She knew something was going on between him and Ivy, and it broke her heart. But hadn't something always gone on between those two anyway?
The next box she opened belched out a cloud of dust. Coughing, Madison bent the flaps back, pulling out the first thing she felt. Looking it over, she felt an emotion she hadn't felt in a long time pull at her heart. The book was one Drew had given her for her fifteenth birthday in grade nine; it was hints and tips on how to work and control your computer. Madison grinned, the first one she had grinned in years. Right there at the box she suddenly remembered that no matter what, Drew had been there. Even when she migrated to Ivy and her friends, Drew made monthly stops at her house, usually just asking about how her laptop was doing, or if Egg had stopped by. She remembered how ignorant she had been as a kid. Hadn't it been obvious Drew felt something for her? Hadn't it been obvious her life was perfect? But she just had to go and ruin it. Just to get Hart. And now look at her; a lonely woman working at a dead-end job with no friends or family anymore. She was alone.
It was an odd thing to do, but Madison hugged the computer tip book close. Normally one would do such a thing with a stuffed animal or something sentimental. Not a book that she hadn't read in years. Madison didn't care about the dust that got all over her hands and shirt or up her nose, making her sneeze. She just felt happy to hug the book close, knowing at some point in her life, someone had cared. When she was going through rough times, someone had been there to give her a hand, even if she hadn't taken it.
She remembered Drew.
What she wouldn't give to see him now! To tell him that she loved the book, and that she wanted that fling in grade nine to be more than just a fling. But she was nearly thirty now! She had a husband, she had a life…even it was a terrible one. She couldn't just pretend things could go back to the way they were. She wanted to, dearly, but it was just impossible.
Madison didn't look through the rest of the box. She didn't want to be constantly reminded of the things she had lost or forgotten; she didn't want to remember those things. But one thing she did want to remember was Drew. So she clung onto the book as she made her way down the attic, and she dusted the old cover with care. Then she sat down on the shabby living room couch, opening the book with care.
And there, written on the inside, was a note. A note written by a ninth-grader in love.
Now you have your tips on how to control your laptop! That thing's getting old, isn't it? Have a wonderful birthday Maddy!
Love. Madison remembered that word, that feeling. She hadn't felt it in along time. Not since those high school years with Hart and not since…not since she held this book the day Drew had given it to her.
With a frustrated sound, Madison slammed the book shut, throwing it on the ground. Why did it cause her to remember? Why couldn't she just be left alone from her past, going on with her life! Why did that book cause everything she had done to reel through her mind over and over? Why did she even feel these things? Drew would be happily married with children and some wonderful job with computer technology, probably bringing in the millions for his picture perfect family. And here Madison was, in the slummy part of town, ignored by her husband and working at the bottle depot. It was time she forgot. She wouldn't remember. She highly doubted Drew even remembered her.
Later, as Madison was shoving the book underneath her bed, she heard a knock on the door. With a frown she realized it was probably Hart having forgotten his key again. It was probably at Ivy's, lying beside the bed.
Madison stood behind the door. "Who is it?" she called, fumbling with the lock. There was no reply, only something like a stifled giggle. "Who is it?" she asked again more sharply. Still no answer, only another knock. With an infuriated noise Madison unlocked the last lock, ripping open the door. "Look Hart, you're being stu--," Madison halted in the middle of her sentence. Standing at the door was a familiar face, adorned with glasses and a smile that lit up his whole face.
Madison remembered him. He had been at their wedding five years ago…five years was a long time. "Drew?" she asked quietly, hearing her words come out fluttery and trembling. How odd was it that he came the day she had missed him the most? How had she known where she lived?
The man smiled even more. "I'm glad you remember me," he replied.
Madison couldn't stop herself. Before she could think she jumped onto him, hugging him harder than she had anyone. Digging her face into his shoulder, she gave an almost face-splitting smile. She didn't care how he had found her; she was just glad to know that someone still cared.
As the two silently hugged, Madison forgot all about Hart, her job, her home, losing her real friends and gaining the fakes, doing almost anything to make ends meet, and all the horrible choices she had made in the past.
At the moment, all she remembered was Drew.

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|Sesame Street
| Big Bird builds a model boat
(repeat of 3831)
|Air date
|January 22, 2001
|Season 32 (2001)
|This episode guide has been compiled from incomplete video material.
|Big Bird introduces the letter of the day, B, and shows off the new boat kit he got from his Granny Bird. Gordon, Telly, Elizabeth, Barkley, and two children gather around to help build the boat. The boat they're going to build is called the USS Terrific.
|Elizabeth is confused when the box is opened and they see nothing but parts. Gordon begins to read the directions, which tell the customer to take the pieces of the kit out of the box and put them together according to the diagrams. Everyone marvels at the amazing-looking parts, including the unusually loud foghorn. Telly and Big Bird loooooooove this boat!
| Ernie: Captain Ernest pilots The Love Boat. He loves his boat, and soon all of the passengers join him in expressing their love for the boat. (beginning edited)
(EKA: Episode 2485)
| William Wegman's dogs form the letter B, and Fay Ray balances a boat on her head.
(EKA: Episode 3536)
|Gordon continues reading the instructions. They count and name the parts of the boat, some of which Gordon explains. Telly then becomes worried that the boat could sink, since lifeboats come with the accessories.
|They are just about to start building the boat, when Barkley grabs the directions and runs away. They all chase after him.
| Sesame Street News Flash: Kermit interviews Christopher Columbus before he begins his voyage to discover America. Kermit tries to tell him that the third ship is tied to the dock, but it's too late -- the dock breaks free, and takes Kermit along with the ship.
(EKA: Episode 0700)
|The team continues to chase after Barkley, who still has the directions.
| Ernie and Bert: Bert is preparing to give his nephew Brad a bath, but Ernie is horrified that there are no bath toys. He brings so many toys that Bert feels there is no longer room for Brad. So as not to waste the water, Ernie hops into the tub.
(EKA: Episode 1134)
|Barkley is finally found sleeping on the directions. Gordon manages to gently pull them out, and the crew assembles the parts of the boat.
|When they prepare to put the boat into the tub, they realize that the tub has no water ...
|The team brainstorms on how to fill the tub with water. Telly asks Alan for a glass of water and pours it into the tub, but it is clear that more than just a glass of water will suffice. They get a hose from Alan, but the hose is too short. Elizabeth suggests they move the tub closer, and finally the tub is filled. While they are occupied filling the tub, Oscar fills the boat with marbles - "She'll be the prettiest submarine on Sesame Street!"
|When the team puts the boat in the water, it quickly sinks to the bottom of the tub. Gordon fishes it out, and discovers that it has marbles at the bottom. They think they know who did it ...
| Suzie Kabloozie reads about pirates.
(EKA: Episode 3460)
| The Oinker Sisters sing "Where Can You Be B?"
(EKA: Episode 3381)
|The team asks Oscar why he put marbles in the boat, and Oscar says that he did it because, according to a grouch, toy boats are supposed to sink. Eventually they agree to disagree - Grouches like boats that sink, but everyone else likes boats that float, and since this is Big Bird's boat, they want it to float. They return his marbles and he puts them back in his boat, the Queen Muddy.
| Little Richard sings "Rubber Duckie."
(EKA: Episode 3309)
| Muppet & Kid Moments: Morgan sings the alphabet for Grover.
(EKA: Episode 3133)
|Elizabeth plays a kazoo fanfare as the boat is launched again. It successfully floats, and everyone agrees that they Love This Boat!
| Elmo's World: Water
(First: Episode 3831)
|Big Bird announces the sponsors as everyone continues playing with the U.S.S Terrific.
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After a two week search for SA's new favourite word, 'onesie' has been crowned winner and been accepted by Macquarie Dictionary.
The word, chosen by voters in an Advertiser poll as part of Word Adelaide festival, refers to an 'all-in-one' outfit and has made it into everyday language.
Word Adelaide Event Director Brian Gilbertson said SA was clearly on the mark with what new words were being used in everyday conversations.
"'Onesie' was a clear winner from our poll and to have this affirmed by Macquarie Dictionary accepting it suggests we're onto a good thing," Mr Gilbertson said.
Macquarie Dictionary editor Susan Butler said the word 'onesie' would be included in the online dictionary this year and later in the printed seventh edition of the Macquarie Dictionary.
"As Editor of the Macquarie Dictionary I am always delighted when a new word is identified," Ms Butler said.
"In this case it has been handed to us on a platter by the participants in the Word Adelaide festival poll, and we are suitably grateful.
"Perhaps, as Editor, I should take to wearing a dictionary onesie for special occasions. Perhaps that is a very bad idea, but, whatever my dress code, the word will now appear in the annual update of the Macquarie Dictionary online at the end of the year, and will undoubtedly be a candidate for the winner of the Fashion section of the Macquarie Dictionary Word of the Year when the voting starts next January."
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NEW YORK, June 11 (Reuters) - The union representing engineers at Spirit Aerosystems Holdings, one of Boeing Co's biggest suppliers, said on Wednesday it has asked Spirit about the rumored sale of its fabrication business to GKN Aerospace, prompted by information supplied by its membership
The union said it has also asked Spirit whether Boeing is purchasing assembly work done by Spirit for Boeing's aircraft programs, and that all non-Boeing assembly work was being bought by Spirit's former CEO and at least one other partner.
In a letter to Spirit on Wednesday requesting the information, SPEEA cited U.S. labor law, noting information about a business sale or safety issues involving security provisions "are relevant ... and must be provided to us."
Last August, Spirit said it planned to sell its operations in Oklahoma as it tried to cut costs and reverse financial losses caused by cost overruns. The operations in Oklahoma caused much of the cost overruns, analysts have said.
On Wednesday, the company said it would not speculate on rumors and that it had "no announcements to make at this time."
"Spirit is constantly evaluating the best ways to position the business for world-class performance," spokesman Ken Evans said in an email. "One of our challenges is to keep efficiently meeting rising production rates. With every rate increase, we look at a variety of options to efficiently create added capacity in a very congested factory."
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Ontario watchdog cracks down on errant money managers
TORONTO May 31 (Reuters) - The Ontario Securities Commission said its biggest targeted sweep of portfolio managers and exempt market dealers found that many did not abide by rules meant to protect investors.
Exempt market dealers are authorized to deal in securities that require less oversight on behalf of qualified clients that include high-net-worth individuals.
OSC, the regulator for Canada's largest securities market, said on Friday in a statement that it investigated 87 portfolio managers and exempt market dealers in an operation that ended in June last year.
More than 60 percent of those targeted were issued deficiency reports and some 30 percent were deemed significant, requiring the dealer to provide the OSC with a detailed plan to fix the failings.
In two of most serious cases, further action has been taken, while three others discontinued operations after the review, the OSC said.
In one case, a portfolio manager used client money to fund a start-up company with no revenue or assets, without disclosing that the manager was also taking a management fee from the young company.
"Enhancing compliance among portfolio managers and exempt market dealers is critically important and we are taking appropriate regulatory action where we identified significant compliance issues," Howard Wetston, head of the OSC, said in the statement.
The regulator said almost half of those targeted did not provide adequate relationship disclosure information, and that two-thirds did not collect or adequately maintain enough information about their clients to be able to serve their investment needs.
The report said that 15 percent of the targeted exempt market dealers did not ensure their clients were not investing too much of their total portfolio in one security. Such dealers are registered to deal in or underwrite securities which are prospectus exempt or sold to clients who are accredited investors. Continued...


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Kochi, Mar 12 (UNI) Four eminent Indian and international companies have been shortlisted to prepare the master plan for the 'Smart City Kochi' Project.
Smart City Executive Director Fareed Abdul Rahman said in a statement here the shortlisting of the companies marked the next phase of the multi-crore-rupee project, designed to be a self-sustaining IT township.
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Over 400 people lost their seats for Super Bowl XLV for safety reasons. Originally it was 1200 fans, but they were able to re-seat 850 of them. These lucky 400 fans got to watch the Super Bowl on a big screen TV in the stadium. The NFL said that the displaced fans will receive free tickets to Super Bowl XLVI in Indianapolis, and were also allowed to come down on the field after the game, where they received free merchandise, food and beverages.
"Any time you're putting on an event of this magnitude, you have your challenges," Goodell said Monday morning at a press conference, according to the Washington Post.
"We've had them this week. We had an issue yesterday with several seats for our fans. It's something that we have been taking very seriously, working at it. We apologize to those fans that were impacted by this."
According to the overnight data, some 47.9 percent of US households with televisions tuned into Super Bowl XLV, and 71 percent of televisions on at the time were watching the game. That is a three percent increase from the overnight ratings of last year's Super Bowl, FOX said.
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A Gorgeous Map of San Francisco's Independent Coffee Shops - John Metcalfe - The Atlantic Cities
Geege Schuman stashed this in Coffee
Stashed in: Zuck!, San Francisco!, Awesome, Coffee!, New York, Visualization, Infographics!, Maps!, MIT TR, San Francisco, @philzcoffee
To start, one of the most effete turf wars in history, with skinny bearded guys trying to kneecap each other without spilling their macchiato. But also this splendid, rainbow-colored cartography of coffee shops and the neighborhoods they serve, created by the data-viz magicians inside MIT's Social Computing Group.
The map is part of MIT's "You Are Here" project, an ambitious attempt to make a data-based map every day for a year. Based on Google's API troves, it shows the shops as red dots surrounded by multihued auras representing a "region which is walkable to a specific coffee shop (within one kilometer or 0.7 miles)." According to the MIT folks, the ability to stroll to a coffee shop is an important part of a healthy city. They explain:
Independent coffee shops are positive markers of a living community. They function as social spaces, urban offices, and places to see the world go by. Communities are often formed by having spaces in which people can have casual interactions, and local and walkable coffee shops create those conditions, not only in the coffee shop themselves, but on the sidewalks around them. We use maps to know where these coffee shop communities exist and where, by placing new coffee shops, we can help form them.
To see how San Francisco stacks up to other cities in terms of coffee-shop distribution, MIT also made this map of Brooklyn:
As compare to this graph, how far people are willing to travel to Phillz. Note Zuck's house isn't on there as he just has to walk around the corner as they have one in their office.


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Los Angeles, CA (April 3, 2008) – Multi-platinum two-time Grammy-winning rock band Linkin Park has announced the much-anticipated lineup for Projekt Revolution 2008. The fifth installation of the band's raging road show will see them headlining an all-star bill that features former Soundgarden/Audioslave frontman Chris Cornell, electro-rockers The Bravery and Ashes Divide, featuring Billy Howerdel, known for his work with A Perfect Circle. The Revolution stage will be headlined by metallic act Atreyu and features hard hitters 10 Years, fiery Ohio natives Hawthorne Heights and buzz band Armor For Sleep. Also performing will be percussive force Street Drum Corps. The tour launches July 16 at the Tweeter Center in Boston.
In keeping with the theme of revolution, Linkin Park is teaming with Live Nation and giving back to their fans by picking up the tab for the service fees normally tacked onto concert ticket prices. This precedent-setting no-service-charge limited time offer is available for artist fan club members anxious to purchase tickets to the upcoming tour. Beginning at 10AM on April 4th, fans can take advantage of Linkin Park's special offer to cover the cost of extra fees by pre-ordering tickets at http://www.lpunderground.com or http://www.livenation.com. Tickets for select dates go on sale nationally beginning April 11th – go to http://www.linkinpark.com, http://www.projektrevolution.com or http://www.livenation.com for show dates and on-sale information in each area.
"As a thank you to our fan club, we're picking up part of the tab for their tickets to this summer's Projekt Revolution," says Linkin Park co-frontman Mike Shinoda. "We'll be paying the service charge on fanclub pre-sale tickets, which will save each fan roughly $8-11. Our fan club has been incredibly loyal and supportive, and we hope this gesture lets them know how much we appreciate them."
In addition, Linkin Park is once again offering their fans the option of purchasing the Digital Souvenir Package, a groundbreaking promotion that provides concert-goers with a special post-gig memento: a live audio download and exclusive concert photos of that night's performance by Linkin Park, as well as a digital tour program. In short, it provides a live experience that concertgoers will never forget.
Produced by Live Nation and partnered with Major League Baseball, Monster Energy Drink, Verizon Wireless and Nowwhat.com, Projekt Revolution 2008 sees Linkin Park building upon the success and excitement of previous Revolution tours, which included artists such as My Chemical Romance, Korn, Snoop Dogg, HIM, Xzibit and Mudvayne, among others.
"We started Projekt Revolution six years ago and have been lucky to have toured with some great bands," says Linkin Park co-frontman Chester Bennington. "This year, however, might just be the best lineup yet. We're looking forward to taking this show on the road and bringing great music to the masses."
Last month Linkin Park took a break from their headlining tour in support of new album MINUTES TO MIDNIGHT and traveled to New Orleans to help families displaced by Hurricane Katrina. The band joined volunteers from Music for Relief, and Habitat homeowner families from New Orleans Area Habitat for Humanity to build homes in the damaged Gulf Coast area. Prior to that, Linkin Park's nonprofit organization, Music For Relief, initiated a partnership with Hollywood for Habitat For Humanity to fund and build homes in hurricane ravaged areas. Additionally, Linkin Park recently donated $1 from each ticket sold on their European & UK, U.S. & Canadian headlining dates to Music for Relief for a tree-planting initiative.
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Retail space grew by 40 per cent and the first of a new food and drink chain, dubbed the Ha Ha Bar & Canteen, opened in Bristol in February. A further 25 outlets are planned in the current year and the group remains on course to reach its ambitious target of 200 in four years' time.
Analysts expect profits of around pounds 15.5m for the current year, rising to pounds 19.5m by March 2000. That puts the shares, which slipped 16p to 542.5p yesterday, on a forward earnings multiple of 27, falling to 22. Demanding, but Yates deserves the rating.
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Takeaways from Seahawks 36-16 win over Packers - Sept. 4, 2014
Quarterback Russell Wilson #3 of the Seattle Seahawks escapes the tackle attempt of safety Ha Ha Clinton-Dix #21 of the Green Bay Packers in the first quarter of the game at CenturyLink Field on September 4, 2014 in Seattle, Washington. (Photo by Jonathan Ferrey/Getty Images)
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The Seattle Seahawks opened up their title defense in remarkable fashion with a convincing 36-16 thrashing of the Green Bay Packers on Thursday night.
Seattle was better than the Packers in every facet of the game. Their defense kept Aaron Rodgers and Eddie Lacy in check and the offense was more explosive with Marshawn Lynch and Percy Harvin running through the Packers defense.
If this was a precursor to the performances the team will have throughout the season, the Seahawks will surely be a contender once against to advance deep into the postseason.
What stood out about the game? Here are some takeaways from Seattle's performance...
1. Hey look, the Seahawks have an offensive line.
The Achilles heel of the 2013 Seattle Seahawks was their offensive line.
The 2014 unit looks to be a vastly improved unit, particularly at the guard positions.
James Carpenter and J.R. Sweezy frequently caved in the Packers defensive front to create rushing lanes for Lynch, Harvin and Robert Turbin. The Seahawks averaged 7.7 yards per carry in the first half and finished the game with 207 yards on the ground.
Russell Wilson was sacked just once - by safety Ha Ha Clinton-Dix for a zero-yard loss. Wilson completed 19 of 28 passes for 191 yards, two touchdowns and a 110.9 passer rating.
If the line can play that that, the Seahawks offense has the potential to a special unit as well this season.
2. Percy Harvin is just special.
It may sound like a broken record, but what Harvin can do on a football field is just amazing.
The Seahawks lined him up at receiver, in the slot and in the backfield. He returned kickoffs, took handoffs, played the decoy on fly sweeps and caught all seven passes thrown his direction.
Harvin changes the entire scope of Seattle's offense. He creates more room for every player on the field. He touched the ball 14 times and racked up 160 all-purpose yards for the Seahawks.
The attention diverted to Harvin helped create more room for Lynch in the running game as well. Lynch carried 20 times for 110 yards and two touchdowns on the night.
Even with some minor hiccups, the Seahawks offense looked extremely dangerous Thursday night. Harvin is a big reason for that.
3. Richard Sherman is going to get bored.
The Seahawks cornerback admitted this week that he would get bored at times last season when teams refused to throw his direction.
The Green Bay Packers didn't throw his way once on Thursday night.
Sherman effectively shut down the entire right side of the field for the Packers offense as Rodgers elected to pick on Byron Maxwell instead. However, Maxwell made him pay as well with an interception in the third quarter.
Maxwell knew he would get opportunities with teams not wanting to test the All-Pro on the other side of the field. He now has five interceptions in his last six regular season games since taking over as starter in place of Brandon Browner and Walter Thurmond.
"All they doing is driving Maxwell's price up," defensive end Michael Bennett said. "You keep throwing at him, it's going to be a big payday for him in the offseason."
Meanwhile, Sherman might want to get comfortable with boredom.
4. Earl Thomas needs to learn how to fair catch.
Thomas muffed a punt in the first quarter that gifted the Packers prime field position and led to their first touchdown of the game.
Thomas caught the first punt of the game in traffic and attempted a return as well despite Packers coverage being pretty tight. The second punt of the game wasn't that lucky.
Sherman was blocking a Packers defender and Thomas attempted another catch in traffic that fell on the ground was recovered by Green Bay. The Packers then posted a 34-yard scoring drive with John Kuhn scoring a 2-yard touchdown to give Green Bay a 7-3 lead, their only lead of the game.
Thomas' ability in the open field in tantalizing, but he needs to know when to play it safe as well.
5. They didn't even play that great of a game.
The Seahawks blew out a team that is expected to win their division, expected to finish the season with double-digit victories and expected to compete for the right to represent the NFC in the Super Bowl.
They beat the Packers by 20 points in a game that really wasn't even as close as the scoreboard indicated.
And yet, they didn't play a perfect game.
The Seahawks had several issues that they'll kick themselves for when studying the game this week. Thomas' muffed punt. Bobby Wagner's pass interference on Randall Cobb. Settling for a field goal after Maxwell's interception gave them 1st and Goal from the Packers 8-yard line.
The players I spoke to in the locker room agreed that they didn't play that great of a game tonight. They all said there is clear room for improvement and they'll look to correct those issues this week.
The team we saw tonight looked like it could be a near-unbeatable force this season. A team that could still be better than this? That's a scary thought for the rest of the NFL.


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I am hilarious, active, and generous (HA, the good ol days when OKC made you write 3 things about yourself)
I'm pursuing my passion in audio/video production. I currently am a production assistant at a boutique acting/voice acting studio. I produce 2 weekly podcasts, one for said studio and one that I also write and host.
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As with any treatment, it is important to consider safety before using complementary health approaches. Safety depends on the specific approach, and each complementary product or practice should be considered on its own.
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Tai chi and qi gong are considered safe practices, and acupuncture has a good record of safety when performed correctly by a trained practitioner. However, safety concerns have been raised about some of the herbal products used in TCM. There have been reports of products being contaminated with drugs, toxins, or heavy metals, or not containing the listed ingredients.
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Although naturopathy relies as much as possible on natural treatments, it's important to remember that "natural" does not necessarily mean "safe." Some approaches used in naturopathy, such as herbal supplements and restrictive or unconventional diets, have the potential to be harmful if not used under the direction of a well-trained practitioner. Naturopathy is not a complete substitute for conventional care. Relying exclusively on naturopathic treatments and avoiding conventional medical care may be harmful.
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In 2001–2004, Seamus was CEO of Toronto Dominion Bank USA. Seamus led Toronto Dominion Bank's U.S. expansion efforts. Initiatives included a national joint venture with WalMart, expanding TD Waterhouse, and screening bank targets.
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"College Football Live" and its Summer Tour stops in Clemson today. Chris Fowler, Kirk Herbstreit, David Pollack and Joey Galloway will be in Clemson today checking in on Dabo Swinney, Tajh Boyd and Co. Catch them throughout the day on "SportsCenter" and on CFB Live at 5 p.m. ET on ESPNU.
Alex Amidon is now a leader at BC, Michael Vega writes in the Boston Globe.
Clemson's young tight ends are coming along, Brandon Rink writes on OrangeandWhite.com.
Duke is looking ahead to a better November, Laura Keeley writes in the Raleigh News & Observer.
The Orlando Sentinel's Coley Harvey looks at 10 questions FSU must answer this month.
Georgia Tech offensive tackle Nick Brigham received a hardship waiver from the NCAA that will allow him to play immediately after transferring from Maryland, Ken Sugiura writes in the Atlanta Journal-Constitution.
Randy Edsall quickly quelled QB questions Monday, saying that C.J. Brown is Maryland's starter, Alex Prewitt writes in the Washington Post.
Miami end Anthony Chickillo missed practice Monday with a turned ankle, Matt Porter writes in the Palm Beach Post.
North Carolina junior linebacker Travis Hughes faces a Sept. 24 court date in Durham County on a misdemeanor drug paraphernalia possession charge, Andrew Carter writes in the Raleigh News & Observer.
Could a favorable ACC schedule help Dave Doeren in Year 1 at NC State?
Shaping a young roster is Paul Chryst's main concern with Pitt practices underway, Jerry DiPaola writes in the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review. Awesome to see the Panthers named their practice fields after Beano Cook.
Scott Shafer says nothing is set in stone when it comes to Syracuse's practice schedule this month, Nate Mink writes in the (Syracuse) Post-Standard.
The (Newport) Daily Press' David Teel says that Jake McGee is ready to become a complete tight end at Virginia.
Virginia Tech freshman Kendall Fuller will get a big role at nickelback, Andy Bitter writes in the Roanoke Times.
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Hello All,
Does anybody out there know the location of the Relay for the Tailgate Glass on a 2007 320d Touring E91.
I am having a nightmare trying to fix the Tailgate Glass opening.
So Far i,ve had it working most of the day and the next morning no longer works.Ive just fitted a new Tailgate glass switchl and the wiring looks ok what i can see of it.My only hope is to change the Relay.
Once the Tailgate glass fails to open it seems to lock out the main Tailgate as well.Then i have to manually engage the lock which then seems to free Main Tailgate switch again.Very annoying because it chooses when it wants to work.
I do hope someone out there has experienced this problem and has a solution.
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Hello Friends! I was inspired by a fellow Instagram follower to try a recipe for a potato and green bean salad featuring a bottle of Appalachian Naturals Maple Balsamic Dressing. You can find the dressing here. If you don't want to purchase the dressing for this low FODMAP recipe, you might try this recipe here to use instead from […]Continue Reading
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The Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics is taking over Boston next weekend with about 10,000 nutrition professionals attending the Food & Nutrition Conference & Expo™. Read more: http://www.eatrightfnce.org/fnce/Attend/ I am happy to report that I have two presentations on the low FODMAP diet during the conference. For my FNCE session, titled, Using Science to Further Define FODMAPs […]Continue Reading
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Today's post is just a quick share of some of my favorite low FODMAP brandname product staples. These products have not been officially tested for FODMAP content but work well for me and many of my clients. I am a big fan of Green Valley Lactose Free products. Green Valley Lactose Free yogurt is a […]Continue Reading
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I have been in Maine the past 2 weeks, working some, baking some and enjoying nice long walks with Lucy, my chocolate lab. It's been a nice mix between work, enjoying nature and our little cottage. Today's recipe is one that I have been wanting to try for a while…baked oatmeal. I opted to bake […]Continue Reading
FODMAP updates & Give-A-Way
Happy Tuesday and Hello FODMAPers! The food database for FODMAPs continues to grow thanks to Monash University researcher's hard work. Spaghetti squash and chestnuts get the green light. Watching the low FODMAP grow-up has been exciting! I have been following the updates on the low FODMAP diet since 2009. And, yes, the diet is evolving. […]Continue Reading
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