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Located within a 5-minute walk of Xanadu Beach, Dundee Bay Villas is within 2 miles (3 km) of Theos Wreck. This 10-room, 3-star apartment has private in-room spa tubs along with an outdoor pool and free in-room WiFi. In central Freeport, the apartment is also close to Perfume Factory of Fragrances and Ruby Golf Course.
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- caloriesfromfat 25 %
- fat 6.4 g
- satfat 3 g
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- polyfat 0.0 g
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- carbohydrate 15 g
- fiber 0.6 g
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The review will look at where the money is spent and whether some younger family members actually need round-the-clock protection.
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Dai Davies, former head of Scotland Yard's Royalty and Diplomatic Protection Squad, said it was time to streamline the operation. He said: "It is perfectly right to ask the question why are we doing it and is it justified at a time when we are sending soldiers to Afghanistan who are not properly equipped. Why don't we give priority to those people who really do need protecting?
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The bellhop hadn't been kidding. There was the Capitol dome, half-complete, rising up above a ragged roofline right in front of me. That would be convenient, I decided, and let the curtains fall again.
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Appeal for witnesses after 14-year-old sexually assaulted in Cheltenham
Police have appealed for witnesses after a 14-year-old girl was sexually assaulted while walking home from school in Cheltenham.
The incident happened in Brunswick Street on Monday 18 January when the girl, who was walking with a friend, was approached by a man who pushed her against the wall of the Matalan car park and sexually assaulted her, before running off towards St Paul's Road.
The man police are looking for is described as 6 feet tall and black, wearing blue denim jeans, a black Puffa jacket with the hood up and a long navy blue scarf.
Police have now released an e-fit with the help of the victim. They are asking for anyone with information to come forward and call 101 or Crimestoppers.
Parents and children in the area are being advised to stay alert and call police immediately if they see anyone acting suspiciously.
- ITV Report
Swindon police hunt serial sex attacker
Rail minister 'proud' of women-only carriages idea
Rail Minister and Devizes MP Claire Perry says she's "proud" to have suggested women-only train carriages last year as a way of making the railways safer.
Labour leadership frontrunner Jeremy Corbyn has come in for a string of criticism for suggesting the same thing in a speech last night. He said the idea could provide a solution to the rise in assault and harassment on public transport.
In an interview with Ian Axton, Perry said she wasn't embarrassed that she came up with the idea and commissioned research into it from Middlesex University - research which changed her views.
Aftershave clue to Bristol sex attack
Detectives believe the distinctive smell of a men's aftershave could be an important clue in their hunt for a sex attacker in Bradley Stoke.
The woman was sexually assaulted as she walked across a bridge near Bradley Stoke after a night out last Saturday (June 6th).
They say they want to hear from anyone in the Bradley Stoke area who knows a man who wears Paco Rabanne 1 Million – the perfume the attacker's 22-year-old victim has identified.
Police have been carrying out extra patrols in the area, a path called Concorde Way that runs beneath Bradley Stoke Way.
Signs appealing for information have been put on fences and lampposts, and officers have carried out house-to-house calls and have spoken to people who use the route.
There will be an increased police presence in the area on Saturday as officers step up their appeal for witnesses and information, and seek to reassure the public.
Detective Inspector Dom Graham is leading the investigation and says it was a "particularly nasty and unprovoked stranger assault."
Sexual assault in Shaftesbury
Officers investigating a sexual assault in Shaftesbury are appealing for witnesses and anyone with information to come forward.
The incident happened at 9.40pm on Saturday 28 February 2015 in the Kings Arms pub in Bleke Street.
The victim, a 41-year-old local woman, was standing at the bar when an unknown man approached sexually assaulted her.
He was wearing blue jeans, a checked shirt and a hooded top with the zip done up.
Barnstaple man appears in court
A Barnstaple man has appeared in court charged with two counts of sexual assault.
54 year old Michael Sherwood has been remanded in custody to appear at Exeter Crown Court on 22nd May.
The offences relate to sexual assaults of a 15 year-old girl between January and March this year in North Devon.
CCTV pictures of man wanted over Taunton sex attack
Police in Taunton have released a series of CCTV images as part of their investigation into a sexual assault in Taunton.
A 20-year-old woman was followed by a man as she walked through the town centre at around 2.35am on Thursday 27 November.
When she reached Kilkenny House in Cheddon Road, the man grabbed and sexually assaulted her.
The man in the images is described as white, about 5ft 8ins, of skinny build, in his late thirties, with stubble.
He was wearing a green jacket with a hood over the top of a light coloured grey or white hooded top, and loose fitting cream or light coloured trousers. He was generally scruffy looking.
"I can confirm we are taking a close look into whether there is a link between this incident and any others in the area."
"Two men previously arrested in connection with this investigation have been released without charge and we are now focussing on identifying the man in these images and we are asking the public to help us with this."
Detective Constable, Darren Bowden, Avon & Somerset Police


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Series: Getting Things Straight (21 of 28) by Stuart Briscoe
This content is part of a series.NOTE: This sermon is part 41 and 42 of a 56 part sermon series. Two sermons outlines are included in this download.
Part 41: Love Is…
Series: Getting Things Straight
Stuart Briscoe
1 Corinthians 13:4-7
I. The Dimensions of Love.
A. Love-the essence of God's Being. 1 John 4:16
B. Love-the epitome of Divine demands. Matthew 22:38-40
C. Love-the evidence of saving faith. 1 John 4:20-21
D. Love-the effect of Spirit's activity. Galatians 5:22
E. Love-the expression of Christian uniqueness. John 13:35
II. The Description of Love.
A. Love is longsuffering. (Gk. lit. "long wrathed.")
e.g. Hebrews 6:15; 2 Peter 3:9
B. Love is kind. (Gk. also tr. gentleness, goodness.)
e.g. Matthew 11:30; Romans 2:4; Galatians 5:22
C. Love is not envious. (Gk. also tr. zealous)
e.g. James 4:2…("the desire to have.")
D. Love is not boastful. (only use in N.T.)
Part 42: Love Is No. 1
Series: Getting Things Straight
Stuart Briscoe
1 Corinthians 13:8-13
With the emphasis on the gifts of the Spirit in Corinth there had been a corresponding underemphasis on love, and considerable strife had resulted. Paul carefully pointed out the superiority of love to all the gifts.
I. Love Is Superior to the Gifts.
A. Because of the limitations of Gifts.
1. Gifts will be terminated. v. 8
a. End of apostolic era?
b. Completion of canon of Scripture?
c. When Christ returns?
d. At different times? (cf. vv. 8-9)
2. Gifts can be overrated. v. 9
a. Gifts are less than the Revelation ("part").
b. Gifts are limited by the recipients.
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I don't believe you anymore!Mature
Reynard words kept repeating in my head, "first the shape-shifter, then the witches, and now this vampire." What did he mean by 'witches'? I thought of the grimoire that had only responded to me but still I couldn't believe it. I was still trying to get my head round everything else, vampires, vulpelage and now Zaria who claimed to be my cousin, somewhere deep down I believed that like a nagging feeling.
The atmosphere was tense to say the list, Rayne and Jayden fight still vibrated between them, Reynard affected Rosa somehow maybe because he was her alpha and Zaria was staring at Reynard her face a mask.
"We all know what creature leaves those marks." Reynard couldn't help but look at Rayne and then at Zaria.
"Don't you even think it, I happen to have better taste than your fool tasting blood and besides I've only just come into town." Zaria stated crossing her arms. "Didn't you say this happened early this evening? Well it was late this evening I arrived. So don't you dare pin this on me." And with that she stormed out the room and up the stairs.
"What are we going do now?" Rosa asked.
"Patrol the area, you and Rich can search the west part of town there are some abandon buildings and more likely hide-out places where they will go." Reynard was explaining Rosa nodded following her orders. "You two need stop this fighting at some point you'll have to learn to work together." Jayden and Rayne looked at each other but the anger was still there. "I must go find out some other leads." He walks to the door with Rosa showing him out when he stops. "Chloe you must be careful." Then he left.
"I shouldn't have come." I murmur.
"This has nothing to do with you." Rosa came over touching my shoulder.
"That vampire may be after me and now has killed someone innocent." My voice hitched trying to hold my sadness.
"Hey come on now, we don't know that and vampires come into town sometimes looking for a bite." I couldn't believe how strong Rosa was being, this was one of her pack mates and yet she shed no tears unlike me.
I pulled away from her not wanting her comfort. "Everything is going wrong." Backing away I grabbed my pink bag with the grimoire and dashed up the stairs to my room shutting the door.
Few minutes later the front door opened and closed, I guessed that it was Rosa going out to patrol and the house was silent. I sat on the wooden floor under the moonlit window, with my legs brought to my chest and my head leaning in my knees. I didn't know who I was crying for but tears finally stopped and stayed where I was.
"You need to stop this self-pity little girl." Rayne voice made me jump as I lifted my head seeing him lying on my bed.
"What are you doing? I closed that door." I stood up. "I am not a 'self-pity little girl' by the way."
"Really well you could have fooled me because that's all I think when I see you." Rayne eyes swept over me. "Just a human with no spirit."
"Maybe because I am a human." I shrugged.
"Hmm look again little girl." Rayne stood up facing me from the other side of the bed. "Why do you think you understand what we all are so easily? Can sense others around nearby, strange tattoos around your waist that you can't remove and feel a connection to Zaria?"
"I don't know a coincidence maybe."
"What about the grimoire? Do you think that was a coincidence? How Jayden wasn't able to touch it and yet it welcomed your touch?" I still didn't understand why that had happened. "Chloe you're a witch."
"I am not a witch Rayne."
"Yes you are we can all feel it and I've tasted the magic in your blood."
I was shocked. I didn't want to believe it and started to laugh putting it down to stress. "Thank god I thought I was going mad, I wondered why the broom stick kept flying everywhere when I touched it, people turning to frogs if I glared at them and what this strange stuff was in the black pot."
"You don't believe me then?" Rayne raised an eyebrow at me.
"No I don't now get out." I turned my back on Rayne. "That car crash must have really done something to my head believing you and your friends."
The next morning I got dressed finding a clean white blouse and went downstairs seeing Jayden and Zaria in the kitchen.
"Good morning Chloe." Jayden said smiling and the toasts popped up from the toaster I took a slice and sat down.
"Chloe Jayden was just telling me about the grimoire, sounds impressive." Zaria was drinking from a covered bottle which must have contained blood. But I ignored her buttering my toast taking a bite. "You have strawberry jam too."
"Excuse me?" I replied confused.
"When we were little you always had strawberry jam with toast, you went mad sometimes when there was none left." Zaria told me gently.
"Whatever." I carried on with my toast noticing Jayden watching me. "Where's Rayne the so called vampire?"
"At bookshop where he works." Jayden said carefully, standing up turning to wash his plate.
"Ok you can stop it now." Jayden looked back and glanced at Zaria who was confused.
"Stop what?" She replied.
"What you think I really fell for the whole creatures of the night? Well maybe I did for a little bit but know you've all been playing some sick joke on me all this time." I got up from my seat.
"Chloe this is real-
"No this is some kind of nightmare I'm having and now I need to wake up from the car crash or this is somehow real and everyone playing a joke on me. So I'm going to the sheriff station where they will have some real information on me." I walked quickly to the door nearly knocking over a tired looking Rosa.
"Chloe what's going on?"
"You've all been lying to me that's what!" I ran then before they could catch me and try to brainwash me to believing anything else. I made it into the town and asked a woman where the sheriff station was. It was warm out sweat dripped down my forehead where the cut was healing from the crash.
I waited across the street to catch my breath before going inside. A man with a rough looking appearance came out of nowhere and was heading in my direction, my heart rate picked up. He was still coming and I knew I had to get away but instead of running to the sheriff I walked down the allay way hoping he'll walk past. But I couldn't shake the feeling that he was looking for me. The allay way backed onto another allay, I kept walking and knew that man was following me I didn't know what to do. I stopped and hide behind a rubbish bin.
"Come out little girl I can smell your fear." He chucked loudly making it clear he knew where I was. It annoyed me then that everyone kept calling me a little girl and thinking I was some child. I saw a large plank of wood and stood waiting for the man to come. "I'm not hiding."
"Good." Something growled and I saw a big black hair dog at the end of the allay way. Its eyes gleamed red as it came closer, growling with sharp yellowy teeth and claws scabbed across the pavement. "Don't run." It spoke in a deep animal voice and leapt. I throw the plank and ran. It growled charging after me, I needed to get in a public space but every twist and turn took brought me to another allay. I took a wrong turn and faced a high fence. "Bad luck." The creature lunged again and pinned me to the ground.


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Gordon Setter Breeders near Twickenham, Middlesex
Displaying 1 - 15 of 15 Gordon Setter Breeders near TW1
6 Miles Glenarden Mrs Elizabeth Ede Walton-On-Thames Surrey
Frances Boxall
Epsom Downs
Current Health Tests
8 Miles
I started my involvement with Setters when I had an Irish setter her breeding being mainly the famous Wendover lines. In 1979 I registered my affix, LAURELHACH and followed this with a Gordon Setter.
I first gave CCs in the breed in 1995 and have since awarded them on several occasions including the pleasure to award them at the GSA Championship Show in 2005. In April 2006 I judged the breed at the Gordon Setter Club of NSW in Australia, Sydney and was warmly welcomed by the exhibitors who presented such sound Gordons of all ages for me to appraise. I recently judged the breed at the .... (click to read more)
Louise Glaysher
Current Health Tests
19 Miles
I have been showing dogs now for an incredible 35 years - starting off when I was a teenager with Irish Setters. I fell in love with the black and tans at Crufts in 1986 and my first one 'Annie' came to live with me in 1989.
Mrs Karen Marsh
Current Health Tests
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Kilnrae gordon setters and german shorthaired pointers now based in surrey
22 Miles Roydack Sonja Upton-Lovett & Miss Helen Upton St Albans Herts
Pete & Chris Sandiford and Claire Lewis
St. Albans
Current Health Tests
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Hernwood Gordon setters, started in 1984. We have bred several Champions, with dogs winning also in the USA & Canada. We are a small kennel with a big reputation & only bred the occasional litter.Pete & Chris started out in the mid 1980s when they purchased their first Gordon from the Lourdace kennels. This foundation bitch (Sh Ch Lourdace Mystique of Hernwood) gained her title and a total of 10 CCs in her show career. One of her progeny became their first home bred show champion (Sh Ch Hernwood Mystic Crystal) whilst a grandson (Sh Ch & Ir Ch Hernwood Crystal Graphite) went on to gain over .... (click to read more)
34 Miles Rosemullion Mrs Julie Fuller Petworth West Sussex
37 Miles Muckypups Thelda Bryant Uckfield East Sussex
Yvonne Slaughter
W Sussex
Current Health Tests
37 Miles
I have been involved in the Breed for over 35 years and have successfully Shown for many years under the Ordett affix. I also judge and award CC's in the Breed. I am a Kennel Club Assured breeder and as such all my stock are health tested as required by the Kennel Club and Gordon Setter Breed Clubs. My dogs always live in the house as part of the family, as do any litters that I very occasionally breed
Angela Cairns
South Woodham Ferrers
Current Health Tests
43 Miles
My family of Gordons consists of Wooster (Chartan Elijah Blue at Wingsinger), Ginny (Chartan Ginny Weasley at Windsinger) and Juno (Windsinger Laawen) all with a fantastic zest for life!
Together we enjoy field work and regularly take part in field trials and counting.
Ginny has her show working gundog and KC gundog working certificates.
We show lightly and all dogs are regular Crufts qualifiers.
We love to take part in fun activities like agility, dog camps and long walks.
I enjoy serving as a committee member for the British Gordon Setter Club and am .... (click to read more)
Tilly Thomas
Nr. Chelmsford
Current Health Tests
43 Miles
Chartan was founded by Inkersall Kirstie (Breeze) way back in 1975 and we have always strived to produce dual purpose puppies, on the way competing in obedience, agility,working trials and field trials as well as breed shows. I am proud to have bred and worked the 1st Gordon Setter bitch to have qualified CDex.
I hope to continue to produce sound Gordons, who look good and can do the job and be a loving companion too.
We now have a field trial awards too! Chartan Purple Patch (Hazel) was awarded a Certificate of Merit at the Scottish Field Trial Society's Novice stake 10th August 2008. .... (click to read more)
Mrs.Maureen Justice
Current Health Tests
45 Miles
My life in Gordon Setters spans over 35 years now and in this time I have had the pleasure of owning and breeding some beautiful dogs. I have been a Kennel Club Assured Breeder for many years now and I am a life member of The British Gordon Setter Club and The Gordon Setter Association and am also a member of The Gordon Setter Club of Scotland. I have had the pleasure of judging both here and abroad and on my first judging appointment in Australia I was immensely impressed with their Gordons both for quality, temperaments and type, so much so that in 1997 I imported a bitch from the .... (click to read more)
Gill Powell
East Sussex
Current Health Tests
48 Miles
I live with my 5 Gordons near Hailsham East Sussex. It is a small kennel and I breed a litter about twice in three years. I also show them mainly locally but have qualified dogs that I have bred, for Crufts for the last 7 years.
I bred my first Gordon litter 8 years ago but have had Gordons both in UK and when I lived in New Zealand for the past 55 years.
I saw my first Gordon in Scotland then and we have had at least one usually more ever since.
All my stock have been hip scored and have current clear eye tests and are now in process of having the new DNA check done .... (click to read more)
49 Miles Kyuna Gordon Setters M G M & C Watson Bicester Oxon
49 Miles Shelgeyr Simon Redfern Ashford Kent
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One week of actual football in the books means I've got a mailbag full of actual football questions. Life is good.
Greyson from Visiting San Fran writes: Sitting here, watching the Northwestern game and the Northwestern defensive players seemingly going down to stop momentum of Cal, do you think there will ever be a time where the NCAA will set in motion a rule that prevents this from happening (a player going down from an "injury," then returning a play or two later)? Perhaps forcing the player to sit out the entire series before returning? I don't remember this being much of an issue until the past season or two, but it not only slows the game down but seems to be an unfair loophole in the system for stopping the clock and slowing momentum.
Brian Bennett: Northwestern wasn't the only team accused of faking injuries last weekend to slow down tempo. Georgia also dealt with similar charges against Clemson, though both Pat Fitzgerald and Georgia's Mark Richt denied doing it. It's a very tricky question because it involves intent. Do we really want to regulate so that if a key player legitimately turns an ankle or has the wind knocked out of them, that he has to sit on the sidelines for an entire series in a potentially crucial situation? Perhaps a rule like that could work, if given the exception that the player could return immediately if there was a timeout.
But asking officials to judge whether an injury is real or fake seems like a dicey proposition to me. We're already putting a lot on their judgment calls, including the very controversial targeting penalty. This reminds me a lot of flopping in soccer and basketball; fans hate it, and the sports have tried to find ways to deal with it, but they have succeeded only partially because determining intent is so difficult. A blatant fake injury should be worth at least a delay-of-game penalty. But even the act of throwing a penalty, announcing it and setting up the play again slows down no-huddle offenses.
Tyler L. from Livonia, Mich., writes: I have a question about MSU, which is surprising because of my religious following of Michigan. But if little brother isn't playing Michigan, then I'd like MSU to win as much as possible. However, after Sparty's poor performance against Western Michigan, should they be hitting the panic button? While their defense was impressive and Jeremy Langford seemed promising, the offense could not move the ball, the pass blocking was poor, the play calling was unimaginative, Andrew Maxwell and Connor Cook couldn't move the chains and the receivers showed little improvement from last year. So shouldn't Sparty fans pretty worried?
Brian Bennett: Yes and no. No, because the defense is once again so good, and from the looks of the Western Michigan game, more geared up toward generating sacks and turnovers. Michigan State has a chance to be in just about every game as it was a year ago. Yes, because the offense does not look any better than last season and could possibly be even worse because there's no Le'Veon Bell or Dion Sims around. I wonder if Mark Dantonio will regret not hiring a hotshot offensive coordinator from outside the program when he had the chance, because doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results is the definition of insanity. Still, it's only one week, and if you'll recall, even the 2011 Spartans struggled out of the gate offensively. I don't think this offense can match the one led by Kirk Cousins that year, but there are some young playmakers that Dantonio and his staff can develop. Reaching mediocrity on offense is all it will really take for this team to succeed.
George G. from Parts Unknown writes: Brian, do you think the Buckeyes' favorable schedule of weak competition will work for them or against them? Strength of schedule points should definitely work against them, but an undefeated record of pounding these lesser teams should keep them in the hunt the the national championship. What do you think?
Brian Bennett: Well, it's certainly not going to help, and it was disappointing to see this week's opponent, San Diego State, lose to FCS Eastern Illinois in its opener. The strength of schedule argument basically hurts Ohio State in any tiebreaker argument. If the Buckeyes are being compared to another undefeated power-conference team, the nonconference schedule could easily tilt the choice away from them. On the plus side, if Ohio State goes undefeated, it's going to be awfully hard to keep them out of the BCS title game unless there is more than one undefeated major conference champion, which is still a rarity. The other issue for Ohio State is that by having a weak schedule, there is pressure on the team to not just win, but to win in highly impressive fashion. Beating Buffalo 40-20 only brings out critics, and voters responded by moving Oregon -- who beat a pretty hapless FCS team in Nicholls State -- ahead of Ohio State in this week's poll. Those same voters will be looking to see Ohio State emphatically put away San Diego State this weekend after what the Aztecs did.
Devin from Vegas writes: All right, Bennett, so now you're officially on record as having IU beating Purdue, making a bowl game and Coach Wilson winning the B1G COY award. So if the improbable does indeed happen, riddle me this: Will Coach Wilson be on IU's sidelines next season? I would appreciate some odds that Wilson is at IU next year if all this does happen and if we wake up from this dream and real life intervenes?
Brian Bennett: This is the problem when you're at a program of Indiana's current stature. If you hire a coach who can elevate you quickly back to respectability, other schools will come after that coach. I know that Kevin Wilson is focused on getting the job done at Indiana and that athletic director Fred Glass and the school have made a major commitment to football, including impressive upgrades to the facilities there. But you have to wonder when Wilson is calling for fans to show up for games and the stands still aren't packed for last week's opener, and his offensive style of play will be very attractive to potential suitors. The Hoosiers have the money to match most offers; the question will be whether Wilson truly feels he can compete for championships in Bloomington or if he'll want a bigger challenge. Right now, though, the only task that matters is getting Indiana back to the postseason.
Matt from Columbus, Ohio, writes: Hi, Brian. After watching Indiana last week, I feel that this team could potentially challenge for a New Year's Day bowl. Am I wrong about this? Their out-of-conference schedule is tough, but they should be able to outscore all four of their opponents. In the conference, you have to think they get wins over PSU, Illinois, Purdue and Minnesota just on offensive prowess alone. They probably won't beat OSU, Wisky or Michigan, but you have to think their offense has to chops to down low-scoring Sparty. If so, are we talking a 9-win team in a NYD bowl for the Hoosiers? I can't find a defense on their schedule that will hold them under 28 points.
Brian Bennett: Two optimistic Indiana questions in one mailbag! The Hoosiers are definitely creating some buzz. Let's take a deep breath first and remember that the Hoosiers played Indiana State last Thursday, but you're right to be excited over that offense Wilson has put together. If you want to dream of a New Year's Day bowl, I mean I guess it is possible; after all, the Heart of Dallas Bowl is played on Jan. 1. I'm still worried about that defense, which had its lapses in the opener, and future nonconference opponents Missouri and Bowling Green each looked good in their first games. Navy won't be easy this week, either. I agree with you that Indiana should be favored over Illinois, Purdue and quite possibly Minnesota, but Penn State is another matter. I still see this team getting to a bowl, but nine-win talk seems wildly ambitious at this point.
J.P. from Washington, D.C., writes: I promise I'm not bashing the refs, just looking for an explanation of the rules: In the Nebraska-Wyoming game, NU defensive end Randy Gregory was penalized 15 yards for "roughing the passer" on a play when he tackled the quarterback while the QB still had possession of the football. Gregory was not penalized for "targeting" or for leading with his helmet, he was not penalized for a "horse collar" tackle, and he was not penalized for a "hit on a defenseless player." Under what conditions (other than those I just described) is it considered "roughing" when tackling the QB while he still has possession of the football?
Brian Bennett: It was a very strange call, but apparently the referee simply said the wrong thing in announcing the penalty. Nebraska coach Bo Pelini said Monday that the officials told him that Gregory was actually called for unnecessary roughness when he sacked Wyoming quarterback Brett Smith. Gregory hit Smith up near the neck, and in our new-age football times, that was enough to draw a flag. Pelini obviously disagreed with the call, and the "roughing" announcement was silly. Remember, it was the first week for the refs, too.
TJ from Ashland, Wis., writes: I know it's UMass, but didn't you think that Wisconsin's O-line looked solid? I don't know that I noticed one badly missed assignment or any problems at left tackle, or silly penalties? I know the success of the running game had much to do with ... you know, UMass. However, it looked a bit more dynamic to me. So what are your thoughts when considering, in the spirit of the saying "that a running back does more for an offensive line than the reverse," could you argue that the three tailbacks for Wisconsin might improve the overall running game from last year with Montee Ball? I know what Montee did during his time at UW, but I also know how many UW linemen went to the NFL during that time.
Brian Bennett: Of course, we have to take into consideration the strength of the opponent. But Wisconsin's offensive line certainly looked better and more cohesive than what we saw from it in the first few weeks of last season, when it was such a mess that Bret Bielema made a rare, in-season coaching change at the position. Gary Andersen said Tuesday that the line, as well as the tight ends and fullbacks, played really well and that all three positions were a big key in springing three 100-yard rushers (Melvin Gordon, James White and Corey Clement). The Badgers play an FCS opponent this week and won't really show their true colors until Week 3 at Arizona State. But I think it's legitimate to say the overall running game can be better this year because of the O-line. The one worry: There is a lack of depth if injuries occur.
TJ from Elkhorn, Wis., writes: Between the handling of Dan Persa two years ago and Venric Mark this year, have my Wildcats become the New England Patriots of college football when it comes to injury reports? Also, over/under on when we find out what Venric's issue really is? I'll set it at Jan. 2 and take the over.
Brian Bennett: Well, at least we all knew that Persa had an injury, though we didn't realize the severity. The oddity with Mark is that I didn't hear or read anywhere that he was hurt. Pat Fitzgerald and the Wildcats did a remarkable job keeping that under wraps, especially considering that they have open practice sessions. We still don't know what Mark's injury is and might not find out what it is for a long, long time. Fitzgerald is generally a very open and honest coach, but when it comes to protecting injury information about players who can so dramatically change the course of a game and the other team's preparations, I can't criticize him for that.
Drew from Lafayette, Ind., writes: After the Boilermakers' major collapse in Cincinnati, what're your thoughts on the team and how they can bounce back?
Brian Bennett: Darrell Hazell said Tuesday that after watching the film, he was convinced that "there's a good team in our locker room." A wiseacre like me might joke that the good team needs to clear out before the Boilermakers get ready for their next practice. But in all seriousness, I definitely think Purdue is a lot better team than what it showed on Saturday, where things really snowballed in the second half. Chalk it up to the first game under a new staff and what Hazell called some communication issues. There is enough talent on the roster that the Boilers will improve and play a whole lot better than they did in Week 1. The problem is the brutal and unrelenting schedule after this week's Indiana State game. I just don't see many wins in the next two months.
Lucas C. from Pittsburgh writes: Good call... I bet Iowa loses to NIU. Way to pay attention to what Iowa has done to improve. Get your head out of OSU's and Michigan's ---. Iowa wins by two TDs.
Brian Bennett: The lesson here is if you're going to send me this type of email on a Friday, you'd better be very, very sure of your team's success. I was 12-0 in my picks this week. Just sayin'.


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Hello, From: Aaron Mulder <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: Sat, 4 Oct 2003 10:36:51 -0400 (EDT) > I'm arguing to split it up, so we do much of the common reusable >tasks in a central deployer and then dispatch to a specific deployer for >the truly custom details. I definitively agree. > Thinking back, I seem to have overlooked how the ObjectName will >be generated. Personally I would rather have standard application module >ObjectNames no matter what container is plugged in, so I'd rather see >"geronimo.deployment:role=WebApplication,instance=(unique ID)" instead of >"jetty:...". So I'd prefer to add a 4th method "getUniqueID" to the 3 >listed above. But if you feel strongly it could just be "getObjectName" >and you can construct a Jetty name instead. Regarding the creation of the ObjectName abstracting a J2EE module, one MUST be compliant with JSR-077. It means that the name should be something like: "geronimo.deployment:j2eeType=WebModule,name=(unique ID),<various properties>" It means that the generic planner should be able to handle the unique ID name, which could be more or less the TargetModuleID generated when an application is distributed or dropped in the deploy folder. And a specific implementation could provide the "various properties" such as "servletEngine=Jetty,et cetera". > So now the sequence is something like this: > > - common deployer identifies app and modules As a matter of fact, and based on your idea to share as most as possible the tasks related to the deployment of J2EE modules, I have refactored the Resource Adapter deployer in order to be implementation agnostic. This implementation uses a J2EEModuleDeploymentPlanner, which does this. More accurately, it uses under the cover, what I have called a ModuleTypeDiscoverer, which returns a GeronimoModuleType (an enhanced version of the standard ModuleType). Right after the module identification, J2EEModuleDeploymentPlanner calls a ModuleDeploymentPlanDiscoverer, which plans how to deploy a given GeronimoModuleType. The idea behind this ModuleDeploymentPlanDiscoverer is to be able to configure via XML how the deployment of a ModuleType should be treated. > - (something) validates EAR I do not know how to understand validation. Yet, if it means parse the deployment descriptors and make sure that there are compliant, then the implementation I am working on does this. More accurately, I have enhanced the current task set (CreatedMBeanInstance, StartMBeanInstance et cetera) with a deployment specific task, which is AbstractDDLoaderTask. This task load a deployment descriptor. More accurately, sub-classes implements an abstract method of AbstractDDLoaderTask to validate and load into the POJO the deployment descriptors of a given module. > - common deployer creates app MBean I agree. I have created a meta-task, named CreateDeploymentTask which does this. More accurately, this is a task, which contains other tasks created dynamically depending on the module type. > - for each RAR in EAR: > - common deployer calls ConnectorContainer to validate a RAR, gets > ObjectName for valid ones This is an approach. However what do you think about requesting only additional properties. See my previous comment on the generation of object names. > - common deployer gets connector MBean class from ConnectorContainer I agree. CreateDeploymentTask does this. > - common deployer creates Connector MBean w/class & ObjectName provided > - common deployer sets properties on Connector MBean This is an approach. Another one is to create a deployment unit MBean at the very beginning of a deployment which is a meta-data repository. When the Connector MBean is deployed, it just has to retrieve these properties by using this deployment unit, which is its parent, and sets itself its properties. > - common deployer tells Connector MBean to generate custom code > - common deployer gets ClassSpace from Connector MBean This is an approach. However, I truly believe that ClassLoader strategies can be shared by implementations. Indeed, when a .rar is deployed and whatever the connector implementation, we know for sure that the CL must reference all the .jar, .so and .dll files contained by this .rar. Moreover, I really like the idea of being able to configure the CL hierarchy. For instance, when a web-app is deployed, there are two classes repositories: WEB-INF/classes and WEB-INF/jar. During the development stage this WEB-INF/classes is very handy as it hides the classes in WEB-INF/jar - I do not know if it is a requirement, however it works pretty well with WebLogic. This same mechanism could be applied for all the other modules. In other words, I think that the CL strategy can be shared. I have implemented a composite task, AbstractCreateClassSpaceTask, which does this. More accurately, sub-classes can use it to define the CL strategy for a given module type. For instance, I have implemented a RarCreateClassSpaceSpaceTask, which creates the ClassSpace for a resource adapter. By now, a resource adapter can be deployed via the J2EEModuleDeploymentPlanner. I am still working on it: first round of refactoring, and impact analysis of "Is it valid to define meta-tasks". More accuratey, how to evaluate that such a task can be executed based on the fact that nested tasks can be inter-dependant. I should be able to submit a proposal, say in 2 days. During this time, if you have any concern, please voice them. I will be pleased to re-align the implementation based on your feedback. 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Songbird Preinstalled on Philips GoGear Players
The browser and Songbird music player developed out of the Mozilla project have come together in a cooperative framework with Philips in the 2010 models of their GoGear MP3 player series.
The strategic partnership between Philips and the Songbird project ensures that a special Songbird version with the name Philips Songbird will appear as a standard audio-video player in the following models or on an accompanying CD:
- GoGear Muse
- GoGear Vibe
- GoGear Mix
- GoGear Aria
- GoGear Spark
- GoGear Raga
- GoGear Cam
Philips Songbird not only cares for the management and synchronization of the local music collection and on the MP3 player, but also the plugin add-ons from the 7Digital music store and Songkick ticket agency. The Songbird version also has a CD import function.
The first devices will be available worldwide in March 2010. The Philips press release and product pages don't have much to say about whether the driver CDs of the players will have only the Windows version or also binaries for various Linux distros and Mac OS X.
No GoGear support on Mac and Linux versions.We are still waiting for GoGear support on the Mac and Linux versions of Songbird. Till now syncronization between Songbird and GoGear Spark is only supported on Windows.
Another thing is the lack up playlist sync. Songbird and GoGear is incompatible in terms of supported playlist standards. GoGear doesn't support .m3u or .pls format, which are the only formats Songbird uses.
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Red Hat Announces OpenShift.io
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Microsoft Bakes Linux into Windows Server
Microsoft is slowly becoming a Linux vendor.
Fearless Coyote, Linux Kernel 4.11 is Out
The new kernel makes swap implementation more scalable, which will help cloud providers.
Docker Appoints Steve Singh CEO
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Docker Announces Linux Kit and Moby Project
Both projects help organizations build their own containerized systems.
Ubuntu Returns to Gnome as Its Mobile Plans Shatter
Mark Shuttleworth has resumed the position of CEO of Canonical.
Microsoft is Shutting Down CodePlex
Microsoft's open source code hosting platform CodePlex will come to an end after a more than 10-year stint.
Fedora 26 Alpha Released
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74-year-old Oregon man presents first art show next week.
Visitors only have two more weekend to see contemporary portrait exhibition.
Ryan Panford, 7, center, prays with classmates as they celebrate a dedication Mass for the renovated and expanded St. Joan of Arc Catholic Parish in South Toledo.
Toledo Museum of Art: 2445 Monroe St.; 255-8000/toledomuseum.org; Framing Fame: 19th and 20th Century Celebrity Photography; through June 4; Kehinde Wiley: A New Republic; through May 14; Hours: today-Fri., 10 a.m.-9; Sat., 10 a.m.-5; Sun.
Award famed for launching the careers of the 'Young British Artists' generation.
41st annual Quilt Show at Sauder Village is one of the largest shows of its kind in the Midwest.
Art, music benefactor avoided recognition
Auction in London was largely perceived as a theft of the family jewels.
Two dozen artists showcasing work at Toledo Zoo
Robert Cline of Powhatan Point, Ohio, is swallowed alive by an exhibit at Jurassic Quest at the SeaGate Centre in Toledo. April 27.


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Free Me
School is a blur. Home is hell. The world is a b*tch waiting to mess you up and laugh at you when you fall. My bedroom blasting music? Pure ecstasy. The Rocket Summer, his music set my soul on fire and made me wanna burst with joy. When ever things weren't right I often blasted his music and danced around. It was over.
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Jeremy Babe <3: Hey, so whats up?
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Jeremy Babe <3: I didn't know how :\ ,, hey we still good though for you me and zane chillin' at the highschool and going treking?
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To Jeremy Babe <3: Well der , you r-case, i should hope so ! :)
and that was that. End of that relationship onto the next i guess. So i danced in my room letting the music surround me and free me from this world.


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