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If absence truly did make the heart grown fonder Harry Kewell would be one of the the most beloved footballers who ever lived. Since the summer of 2006, he has made only five appearances for Liverpool, all of them as a substitute. This attendance record might be used as a charge sheet by those who want to convict the 29-year-old of a squandered career.
The accusation would be unfair. Contempt for him reached a peak of injustice when the Australian went off in the 23rd minute of the 2005 Champions League final, with his side 1-0 down to Milan. He was booed from the pitch by his own supporters, who might have been contrite upon learning that he had torn an adductor muscle. Vivid as that episode was, it does not really typify Kewell's relationship with Liverpool followers.
He is popular and his emergence from the bench was one of the few events that perked up the visiting fans in the goalless draw with Blackburn at Ewood Park on Saturday. None the less, those observers and the Australia international himself cannot avoid being struck by the peculiarity of this career. After a productive showing at the start of the 2006 World Cup, for instance, he was sidelined by an ailment first described as gout before the diagnosis was corrected to septic arthritis, a bacterial infection.
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Jeremiah Taylor, 34, was arrested in October on charges of sexual battery of a helpless person and sexual battery without physical force. Lloyd said the Gainesville Police Department case involved a juvenile who had been drinking alcohol.
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This is a discussion on Handgun owners irate over having names published online within the Concealed Carry Issues & Discussions forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; Dont know where this is but I believe this is somewhat idiotic of and likely purposely done by newspaper. Buty hey....accidents happen right?:thumpdown: http://www.thejournalnews.com/apps/p...48/1018/NEWS02...
Dont know where this is but I believe this is somewhat idiotic of and likely purposely done by newspaper. Buty hey....accidents happen right?:thumpdown:
Same stuff - different location -
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on the part of the newspaper...but we already know that, don't we?
This has happened in several states...but in one place (just where, slips my mind right now) a gun owners group published the names, addresses, phone numbers, and email addresses of all the newpaper employees... in the same paper. Needless to say, the 'newspaper employees' were upset...fair for the goose and gander thing...
I've about had it with most newspapers in this country...not much different than a newspaper under a dictator...publish 'both sides?'...never...just the side of the secular progressives...(as O'Rielly would say...)
There are few news sources that deliver unbiased and balanced stories about ANYTHING.
Sad times...
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So...... They published this as public service to remind people that they owned guns?The Constitution gives people the right to own guns in this country, and it also gives people the right to know whether they own a gun or not
Yeah I think it was the 3rd ammendment that says "The right of the people to know whether they own a gun or not"
"and suddenly I can not hold back my sword hand's anger"
Liberal Press at work. Here in FL they passed a law that keeps permit holders names private except for LEO....
"May God have mercy on my enemies, because I won't."
General George Patton
QUOTE]"We did take it into consideration and did not publish your street address, which is also public information."[/QUOTE]
Did this guy not consider the fact that the phonebook has done his dirty work for him...or the internet...or various other sources that can give somebody an address they want. With guns having such a large illegal market it is like a guide as to which homes to break into in the city. This is a very good example of why even if you don't have children in your home, you need to have some sort of safe/lock box for you firearms. Unfortunately there are some gun owners who don't bother to think about it.
My town in Indiana did a similar thing. They didn't post the names of permit holders, but they did print statistics of how many permit holders there were in each zip code in the county. Anybody who wanted to up their odds of finding a gun to steal on a B&E just had to read the paper that day (incidentaly this "news" of concealed carry in the town was apparently Sunday front page worthy, complete with a big picture of a Smith and Wesson Revolver.)
What absolutely dumbfounds me is that the idiot "journalists" seem to actually believe that they are helping the community by pointing out that there are people who legally own and carry firearms. Nevermind the part of the point to concealment is to keep your 2nd amendment choice a private matter, they try to make neighbors afraid of each other for doing things that have been going on quitely for years. On top of that, they have made the community less safe, by inviting criminals to look at the information, and up the likelyhood that they can find an unsecured weapon.
The uninitiated should be asking themselves who the real danger to the community is...firearms owners wanting their rights to guns and privacy, or journalists and their right to pulic information?
30,000 names just don't fall through the cracks. The editor must think we are stupid.
If you don't protect your self, who will?
Glad I don't live there. What a bunch of idiots.
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Kansas has already said that the CCW holders list will not be made public. As far as gun owners in general? All people need to do is check the phone book, just about everyone listed will have a gun in Kansas. l
"Hell of a thing, killin' a man. Take away all he's got and all he's ever gonna have."
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The graveyards are full of indispensable men. Napoleon Bonaparte
My Idea of a fair fight is beating baby seals with a club
The Cleveland Plain Dealer has been publishing the names of permit holders since we first passed our carry law. I think they hoped to intimidate us. They went to posting the lists on their website after a while (I think they didn't get the reaction they wanted.) I wrote the editor and cancelled my subscription and havn'tread their anti-gun rag since. They are known for printing slanted anti articles. There is currently legislation pending that will, I hope, stop this practice, which I think was illegal to begin with. My hope is that the paper will get sued and have to pay.
"You can get more with a kind word and a gun than you can with a kind word alone." - Al Capone
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Transfer rumours - July 19
Expressandstar.com brings you transfer talk from Wolves, West Brom, Aston Villa, Birmingham and Walsall.
We have scoured the back pages and the internet to bring you the latest transfer gossip.
We are not saying they are true – just that they're out there.
West Brom have rejected a bid of £850,000 for striker Peter Odemwingie from Dubai club Al Nasr.
Meanwhile, the Baggies have been linked with a move for Stoke forward Kenwyne Jones. The 28-year-old joined the Potters for a club record £8million in 2010.
Brentford's Clayton Donaldson has played down rumours of a Wolves move, saying "I don't listen to speculation until I'm told otherwise." The 29-year-old netted 24 goals for the Bees last season.
Karl Henry is in talks with Queens Park Rangers over a move to Loftus Road after being frozen out by Wolves boss Kenny Jackett.
And Ipswich are said to have offered a contract to former Wolves defender Christophe Berra, who is available on a free transfer after leaving Molineux last month.
A cheeky fan has put want-away striker Christian Benteke up for sale on eBay, listing the Belgian as "only slightly used."
The bidding currently tops £1.5m - still way short of what boss Paul Lambert will be asking for. . .
All quiet today at the Banks's Stadium.
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FLORENCE, S.C. – The Francis Marion University baseball team will hold Youth League Day on Sunday, April 7, when the Patriots host nationally ranked Armstrong Atlantic State University for a Peach Belt Conference doubleheader.
The first game will start at 1 p.m., with the second game starting approximately 30 minutes after the conclusion of the opener.
Admission is $3 for adults and $2 for students. All boys and girls wearing their youth league uniforms will be admitted free. Swamp Fox Club season passes will also be honored.
All youngsters attending are invited to run out onto the field with their favorite Patriot player prior to the start of the 1 p.m. contest. Children who wish to participate in this activity, should report to the Francis Marion dugout at 12:45 p.m. Youngsters are also invited onto the field between games and after the second game to meet the Patriots and get autographs.


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Trip characteristics of rural and remote crashes
Sheehan, Mary C., Siskind, Victor, Veitch, Craig, & Turner, Richard (2005) Trip characteristics of rural and remote crashes. In Australasian Road Safety Research, Policing and Education Conference, 14-16 November, Wellington, New Zealand.
Rates of fatalities and serious injuries are higher in rural and remote crashes and have been less responsive to road safety strategies. In 2004 the research team began a study funded by Queensland Government to develop a close understanding of such crashes and to obtain data to inform targeted interventions. The study aims to recruit all persons hospitalized in North Queensland after a road crash that occurred in a non-urban site in the region.
Data is collected from patient interviews on trip experience, behavioural and social variables and attitudes to road safety. Location of crash, vehicle characteristics and medical and ambulance retrieval information are collected separately and linked to the data base.
The response rate has been high (80%+) and this paper reports on the first 150 cases. It presents the crash trip experiences, driver characteristics including their self reported use of alcohol and other licit and illicit drugs. Drivers' residential characteristics relative to crash site and type and other sociogeographical characteristics and the types and severity of injuries are also considered.
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White Chocolate Cherry Fudge
Cream cheese, white chocolate or coating, & chopped dried cherries combine
to make this candy, which may be tinted pink or left white, as you wish.
1 (8 ounce) package cream cheese, softened
2 Tablespoons butter
2 pounds white baking bars, broken into small chunks
1 1/2 cup chopped dried cherries
1 drop red food coloring (optional)
Line a 9x9-inch baking pan with foil and spray with non-stick cooking spray. In a mixing bowl, beat cream cheese with an electric mixer until smooth and creamy. In a 6-cup microwave-safe bowl melt butter on medium high heat, about 30 seconds. Add baking chocolate and continue heating until smooth and melted, about 1 1/2 to 2 minutes, stopping and stirring after 1 minute. Pour over cream cheese and beat until well blended, smooth and glossy. Fold in dried cherries and food coloring if desired. Spread in prepared pan and cool. Remove from pan and cut into 1 inch squares. Store in sealed plastic container in refrigerator, separating layers with wax paper.


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Hey isn't that… Rock and Roll Hall of Famer John Oates posing for a picture outside of Capitol Hill's newest non-reservation-taking restaurant Rose's Luxury?
So just how does one half of a famous blue-eyed soul duo score one of the hottest tables in town? Well it doesn't hurt that Aaron Silverman, the chef behind Rose's Luxury, is a huge Hall and Oates head.
"I think pretty much everyone in the restaurant is a fan," said Silverman while waiting for a party bus to whisk his staff off to a pre-game BBQ in Virginia before heading to the Hall and Oates concert at Wolf Trap on Thursday night.
For months Silverman said he'd been planning to close down shop for the restaurant's ditch day and it just so happened that one of his bartenders knew a guy who knew guy who knew Hall and Oates's manager (doesn't everyone?). So the restaurant invited the band over for a meal and everyone but Daryl Hall actually showed up.
Unfortunately, the chef and his team were too busy in the kitchen to participate in some spontaneously choreographed karaoke. "We were just running around like crazy," Silverman said. But they did find the time to get the thumbs up from the band.
"They asked if we came up with the stuff in our dreams or if we just smoked a lot of pot," Silverman said. So will there be a "Maneater" inspired dish on tomorrow's menu?
"Probably not," said Silverman, "but that would be cool."
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A lot of people were interested in a weight cutting blog, so I decided to get it done.
The first part of the blog is up now, with a general background to my weight loss and weight cutting, and the drop up until now (where the shower of shite really starts).
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GRAPH EXPO Confounds The Critics
CHICAGO—What were the odds that GRAPH EXPO 98 would be a Show of Shows—when the international spectacles that are IPEX and PRINT 97 captured the printing industry's collective practically within the same 12 month span, with IPEX in September and PRINT 97 the previous September?
How about $108 million to one?
If you're talking GRAPH EXPO and CONVERTING EXPO, that's not bad—that's the figure Heidelberg registered during GRAPH EXPO's four-day stay at McCormick Place here. Heidelberg's sales success was not singular.
Scores of the show's more than 550 exhibitors reported GRAPH EXPO was a money maker.
MAN Roland, for example, reported a total dollar volume of orders in the $70 million range. For Komori America, the show was a blowout—its best show ever in North or South America, Komori officials say.
WAM!NET officials termed the show "spectacular." Kodak Polychrome Graphics executives reported "incredible" traffic throughout the show and Sony Electronics representatives spoke of a "tremendous response" by show-goers. Muller Martini exceeded its sales expectations by 50 percent the first day of the show.
Here are some highlights of what the 44,000 attendees saw:
PrimeSource's booth was sporting an elaborate booth designed to look like a construction site, all surrounding an array of prepress and printing devices, including a Xeikon variable-data printing demonstration.
Prograph—entering into a strategic business alliance with Programmed Solutions—launched nine new products, unbundling a number of production planning tools. Programmed Solutions will market and sell Prograph Production Systems' products, known by the brand name Elysium Systems, focusing on general commercial printers with sales of less than $30 million.
WAM!NET backed up the impressive WAM!VAN—a purple semi that rivals the Titanic in grandeur—decked out with millions of dollars worth of digital prepress goodies, all under a big purple roof.
The technology 'pods' at one of five Scitex locations at the show represented each specific area of prepress, from scanning to digital color proofing. Scitex also had a strong presence at booths featuring technologies including the Karat digital press and the British Telecom venture, Vio.


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In its continuing efforts to become less dependent on other companies (i.e., movie and television studios) for its content, Netflix is seeking to create more original content. Earlier this year, the company rolled out House of Cards and the revived Arrested Development, and now they've struck a deal with DreamWorks Animation. Which gives them new content and, perhaps more importantly, increased name recognition with younger viewers.
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I am in the process of getting my deviated septum fixed as well as the indent on the left side of my nose fixed. I have decided on a chin implant as well and am having a tough time deciding on a size! My doctor uses implantech implants, i am between the size medium extended anatomical chin and the medium or large flowers mandibular glove implant. any advice from someone that has under gone this would be great! I feel like I am leaning towards a stronger chin since what is going to be done to my nose is not much to change the look of it but to hide the crooked look it has.
Crooked Nose and Chin Implant - Pittsburgh, PA
I am in the process of getting my deviated septum...
So Today I had another appointment to determine...
so Today I had another appointment to determine the size and style of implant I am going with. I have decided to get the implantech flowers mandibular glove size medium.I thought I wanted a large but my chin already protrudes a bit when I smile and I do not want to be all chinny chin chin. I am getting a deviated septum fixed and the crooked looking indent on my left side shaved down and propt up with part of the septum being removed. One other thing that helped me choose the medium chin implant with this surgery is that the doctor said he will shave the little bit of hump I have on my nose to help bring more balance to my face.One thing I liked about this chin implant is that it adds length to the face, the sides of the implant taper out thinner compared to the extended anatomical implant so this will had some length to my face and will be more of the chin then the sides. I am trying to be as detailed as I can so I can maybe help someone else with this decision.I at times felt somewhat overwhelmed with choosing a style and size for myself not knowing how i will like it. Well I am scheduled the end of this month and will update as much as I can.
I wanted to update photos on the 2 options I was given
Thank you everyone for support on my journey with this! I am just so excited to FINALLY have this done. Now to answer some questions The doctor thought both would be great for me. I had questioned about the other styles with out wings on the implantech website. What he stated was with out wings you have a greater chance of it moving out of place where as with wings its less likely. He felt my choice with the mandibular glove style will keep a soft feminine look with more balance, as he also pointed out that when I smile I protrude a bit already. I just wanted to point out this is something I learned about and asked my doctor after our convo on what he would do to fix my nose. He is very patient and puts it in layman terms. I will try to keep updates of my recovery, I am scheduled for may 28th wish it was sooner!
so I had my surgery may 28
let me just say general anesthesia is awful! I was so sick the day out of surgery on top of the pain meds they gave me in my IV.I was shocked at how bad my eyes bruised and swelled up! I was doing good with the nasal rinse up to last night I am completely clogged with snot and probably some dried blood. My chin does not hurt as bad as my nose area does. I get a burning slight dull ache here and there and if my make certain facial movements. I have barely taken pain pills only due to how crappy they make me feel at times. I have been taking a fish oil high epa once a day since wed 1000 mg of vitamin c some digestive aids especially probiotics with my z-pak and lots of icing! I have not had any numbness from my chin thankfully as I hear this is a possible complication even if its temporary. I will try to get some pictures taken to post later.
yes i am still swollen but...
I am really second thinking this chin implant... I am feeling stressed after surgery but I am very very unhappy with the way this implant makes my chin look. I know I am still swollen but I have an awful wide frontal view and I am only swollen a little on my sides since it had wings and underneath. I am thinking the style of implant with wings at all is just awful for my face shape. I am trying my best to not think about it since the tip of my nose is very swollen too so that makes features look even worse.I might have been better to listen to my Bf about my chin ugh!
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so after speaking to my doctor I waited 6 weeks for an apt post opt to my surgery and decided that I wanted the implant removed. It was too big and pushing on nerves so it was awful feeling. total of 8 weeks post up to the originalsurgery I had the flowers mandibular size medium implant removed and replaced with a size small anatomical implant. I am very very pleased with this decision its the small change I needed! The thing I love about this implant is that it only pushes my natural chin forward and does not bump out like the flowers did. Now that my nose does not have an indent on the one side making my nose look crooked and my chin is now balanced with my face I am very pleased and more confident then I was before! Some ppl do not understand these changes one wants to make and some do I just want to help the next person on this journey to maybe prepare them with my personal experience. I have had no numbness with either surgery either so that is a huge plus for me.
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now with my nose my doctor offered to shave my curved bump down so now I have a straighter bridge. I personally kinda regret this I do miss my "bird" nose it was not a huge bump just cave a curve to my nose that I thought was pretty now getting an after look.
so far I trust and feel comfortable with him as he was referred to me by a good local plastic surgeon.
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Museum Location & Hours
Akta Lakota Museum & Cultural Center
St. Joseph's Indian School
1301 North Main Street
Chamberlain, SD 57325
(800) 798-3452
Summer Hours
May - October
Monday - Saturday, 8:00 am - 6:00 pm
Sunday, 9:00 am - 5:00pm
Winter Hours
November - April
Monday - Friday, 8:00 am - 5:00 pm
Closed weekends and National Holidays
Directions: Exit # 263 on I-90, then north through down town Chamberlain. St. Joseph's Indian School, home of the Akta Lakota Museum, will be on your left. Proceed north through campus to the four-way stop. Turn left. The museum will be on your left!
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A lionfish in an indonesian reef
You can hear the sound of former bustling coral reefs dying due to the impact of human activity, according to new research from the Universities of Essex and Exeter.
Coral reefs are amongst the noisiest environments on our planet and healthy reefs can be heard using underwater microphones from kilometres away.
However, scientists have found that coral reefs impacted by human activity, such as overfishing, are much quieter than protected reefs, which can have a big impact on the fish and invertebrates which rely on the reefs for survival.
Led by Dr Julius Piercy, from the University of Essex, the study involved taking acoustic recordings of coral reefs with different levels of protection around islands in the Philippines. The research found that the noise produced by the few remaining resident fish and crustaceans on unprotected reefs was only one third of the sound produced at bustling, healthy reef communities.
This is particularly important to the larval stages of reef fish and invertebrates, which spend the first few days of their life away from reefs and use sound as an orientation cue to find their way back. With less sound being produced at impacted reefs, the distance over which larvae can detect habitat is ten times less, impacting on the replenishment of future generations needed to build up and maintain healthy population levels.
"In an environment where underwater noise plays such an important role in the population dynamics of coral reefs, it is alarming to find such a large effect of human impact on the natural acoustic environment," explained Dr Piercy. "This puts reef sound in the spotlight for the people who manage coral reef ecosystems on two counts. Firstly, that they might need to consider reef sound as an integral part of the design of marine protected area networks to ensure that there is sufficient recruitment of larvae within and between reserves and neighbouring reefs. Secondly, this study shows sound can be useful in monitoring the health of coral reefs."
With growing evidence demonstrating the direct impacts of man-made noise on aquatic life, these findings highlight additional indirect human impacts – such as overfishing and landscape development - on natural underwater sounds.
Dr Steve Simpson, from Biosciences at the University of Exeter, added: "Taking sound recordings is a cheap, fast and objective way to get a broad idea of whether a reef is in a good condition or not. While it cannot replace detailed visual surveys conducted by snorkelers or divers, it gives a good account of the cryptic and nocturnal species missed in visual census, and quickly provides a general picture of the state of coral reefs without requiring time-consuming surveys and extensive training."
The researchers also found that reef sounds can be detected further away than predicted, increasing previous estimates of the likely detection zone for recruiting larvae and increasing the potential importance of reef sound in attracting new fish and crustaceans to coral reefs.
The study highlights the need to further characterise reef soundscapes and identify acoustic cues that larvae tune into when seeking a suitable home. Dr Simpson said: "We still know very little about what sounds these animals are listening to and it is likely to be very different between species. Combined with recent findings that fish dislike the smell of impacted reefs (another homing cue used by the larvae), there is a real need to understand how human impacts can indirectly affect the success of future generations of reef organisms."
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40 Hope Street, Liverpool (0151 705 2222). Meal for two, including wine and service: £120
I went for a dinner in Liverpool and suddenly it was the late 90s all over again. Really: when it's 8pm in London it's 1998 at the London Carriage Works. Of course this is not necessarily a bad thing. The restaurant sector is more prone to the caprices of fashion than most, and who's to say one trend is better than any other? Today it's all ramen joints and dirty burger bars. A few years from now we may look back on that and go: "Ah, bless." Which is, for the most part, my response to this cornerstone of Liverpool's restaurant scene, the dining room of a hotel. It's a snapshot of the self when young.
There is the glossy makeover of the warehouse space. So it's wood floors, bare-brick walls and a "design feature" of huge floor-to-ceiling shards of frosted glass – but not very many of them. It's as if they were trying to build Superman's Fortress of Solitude but ran out of dosh. Naturally, some of the food comes on offcuts of those glass shards. Quite a lot comes on ridged black tiles, which are a pain for the waiters and no fun to eat off. I think it's called the "wow factor".
Then there are the descriptions of the food that goes on those slates. Gosh, but they're exhausting. Thank heavens I was sitting down. Every ingredient ever thought of seems to be listed. So a summer Provence vegetable pithivier (or a veggie pasty, as they'd call it at Gregg's) reads: "Aubergine, courgettes, red and yellow capsicums and tomatoes, spinach, pecorino, shallots and Aura potatoes with whole-grain mustard cream sauce". Thanks for telling me the colour of the peppers. It's the kind of place where they tell you the soup is "freshly made". There's also an awful lot of scenting, as if this is less restaurant than tart's boudoir. There's a "thyme-scented sirloin". There's a "tarragon-scented cream sauce" with the pasta.
The rabbit starter is both "scented with sage and served with truffle-scented field mushrooms". In case there's any doubt, "truffle scented" means, "We hosed it down with truffle oil." You remember the truffle-oil days, don't you? As I say: "ah" and "bless". The rabbit dish sums up the real problem. While the London Carriage Works makes a lot of noise about the sourcing of its ingredients, it seems incapable of leaving them alone. Sauces are just that little bit over-reduced, dishes overseasoned. There is not much rabbit and an awful lot of truffle oil. A sensitively cooked scallop sits alongside a dense bit of braised pig cheek, overcooked slices of morcilla and a dribble of something so dark and sticky it looks like varnish for the black slate it's splattered across. A dish of pigeon with a beetroot and horseradish risotto is better, perhaps for being served in a bowl.
Far less impressive is a main course of seared mullet on a dry, oversalted and vast pillow of risotto spun through with peas. The risotto has to be dry to keep its shape because it's on one of those bloody slates. There's a reason bowls were invented. They have dips in them. Both a roast duck and a roast lamb dish turn up with baby-food smears of carrot purée and many other things besides. It is intensely self-conscious food. At between £7 and £12.50 for a starter and north of £20 for a main course, the pricing can only be described as enthusiastic.
And because it is 1998, an otherwise good crème brûlée is unbalanced by being pelted with apricots and stem ginger. A glazed white chocolate and orange bread and butter "terrine" turns up as a pressed slab of sweetened carbs.
Service deserves a mention for being charming, efficient and unobtrusive right up to the point when they start re-laying tables around us for next morning's breakfast service. Well, it is a hotel.
In short, dinner at the London Carriage Works is a very old-fashioned version of modern. I know what some people will say: that this is a nasty, sneering and patronising review. I'm minded to reply with: "How clever of you to notice." Instead I'll say this. When the bill for two easily breaks the ton, there is a simple expectation of better.
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Hyperlocal: A winner, an NFB interactive, and the Canada Malting Silos
The NFB's Jennifer Moss talks about making the final interactive story for the winner of Hyperlocal.
Well, we did it. We managed to create five interactive stories in six weeks, and we're all still speaking to each other. It's been a monumental task of creative and administrative cooperation at both the CBC and the NFB, and we're now at the finish line. The last task was to select the winning entry from the hundreds of stories about local change that were received from across the country—and to transform that story into an interactive experience to sit alongside the works of Joseph Boyden, Miriam Toews, Will Ferguson, Heather O'Neill and Lisa Moore.
Selecting the winner wasn't an easy proposition. The quality of entries was exceptionally high and each of the 37 finalists had merit. NFB interactive designer Jeremy Mendes (Bear 71) was on the Hyperlocal jury, along with the CBC's Ian Hanomansing and writer Lisa Moore. The judges each put forward their top picks and then they duked it out over the phone. I caught up with Jeremy while he was combing through the various entries. I asked him to describe his selection process:
In relatively short order, the jury arrived at a decision. The winning entry is: In the Shadow of the Canada Malting Silos, by Melissa Bull. The judges were moved by this subtle story about changes in the Montreal neighbourhood of Saint-Henri. Bull grew up there, and recalls the rough-edged beauty of her childhood haunts, the empty lots full of wildflowers that "burst sunny and redolent over the stink of tar," the raucous neighbours and the dilapidated Canada Malting Silos that towered over everything.
For Bull, the silos represented a place of quiet reflection, where the natural and industrial landscape merged. Looking back, she cannot imagine Saint-Henri without the Canada Malting Silos. To her, they are inseparable from her childhood. So, when a flyer arrived in her mailbox stating that the silos were slated to make way for condos, she felt moved to write about the place before it disappears.
In the Shadow of the Canada Malting Silos is a simple and personal story. Its writing style has a quiet elegance to it, and it incorporates a wealth of interesting visual elements suggesting urban/suburban decay: hot tar, weedy backyards and the rusty but still impressive silos themselves.
There was plenty of potential here for an interactive project. When I met up with Hyperlocal co-creator Sean Embury of Fulscrn to discuss some possible interactive approaches, he brought in some great images of the malting silos that he found online.
Eventually, we ended up with a great concept that we think does justice to the silos, and to Bull's writing. The final product is featured on the NFB's Hyperlocal website, hyperlocal.nfb.ca, and on the CBC Books Canada Writes Hyperlocal site, hyperlocal.cbc.ca.
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bluezoo Boy's pack of two lime and navy surfer monkey swim shorts
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This two pack of swim shorts from our boy's range at bluezoo offers one lime pair with a 'Surf's Up' and monkey motif and one navy pair with a repeated surfer monkey design. They have meshed inner briefs and an elasticated waistband with a drawstring front.
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With more than 40 treat stations, animal demonstrations, keeper chats, and decorated trails, this frightfully fun evening is a magical time for the whole family.
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- Great Ape House
- Reptile Discovery Center
- Think Tank
- Great Cats Circle
- Elephant Community Center
- Kids Farm
- Bird House
- Asia Trail (David M. Rubenstein Family Giant Panda Habitat will be closed)
- Animal experiences and Zoo education stations
- Rides on the Speedwell Conservation Carousel (additional charge)
Boo at the Zoo is appropriate for children ages 4 to 12. All guests ages 2 and older, including adults, must purchase a ticket.
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The Zoo is accessible via the Red Line to the Woodley Park-Zoo or Cleveland Park metro station. The Zoo entrance lies halfway between these stops, and both are a short walk from the Zoo.
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All three nights, Big Bus Tours will provide rides between the Woodley Park-Zoo Metro Station and the Zoo from 5 to 9 p.m. Look for the red double-decker buses that will be running a continuous loop from the Metro to the Zoo throughout the evening.
Please Note: Beach Drive will be closed as part of the National Park Service's Beach Drive rehabilitation project. Those driving to the event are encouraged to avoid Rock Creek Parkway when traveling to the Zoo. Additional information can be found on the NPS Website.
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Calling all spooky artists and devilish decorators! FONZ is hosting its annual pumpkin decorating competition! The winner in each category will receive a family four-pack of Boo at the Zoo tickets and one parking pass. All entries will be displayed in our moonlit pumpkin patch during Boo at the Zoo!
Register for the pumpkin decorating competition by October 14.
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- Fully covered adult face masks
- Balloons
- Weapons, and weapon-like items (hatchets, swords, baseball bats, etc.)
Food will be available to purchase at Zoo restaurants throughout the event. Adults may purchase adult beverages from any of the open food stations, as well as the kiosks across from the Small Mammal House.
Smoking is not permitted on Zoo grounds.
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With week-to-week uncertainty at quarterback, strong play from the veteran offensive line has played a large role in keeping the Cornhuskers moving.
That was certainly the case in Saturday's 39-19 victory over Illinois. The line cleared the way for 335 yards rushing for the second straight game. All that with no false starts and no holding penalties.
"I felt up front we were controlling the line of scrimmage," offensive coordinator Tim Beck said. "We just rode them."
Of course, it didn't hurt having a hot back like Ameer Abdullah running behind those linemen. Abdullah rushed for a career-high 225 yards against the Illini, and the Huskers (4-1, 1-0) are second in the Big Ten and ninth nationally in rushing at 291.5 yards a game.
"That's what we live for," center Cole Pensick said. "We love running the ball."
Abdullah, as is his nature, gave all credit to his blockers. Pensick said it goes both ways.
"We trust him to hit his holes," Pensick said, "and he trusts us to make the right block."
Jeremiah Sirles, Andrew Rodriguez, Jake Cotton, Spencer Long and Pensick have combined to start 90 games on the line. That has lent stability to an offense led by redshirt freshman Tommy Armstrong Jr. for two straight games in the absence of injured quarterback Taylor Martinez.
Offensive line coach John Garrison said he figured the onus would be on his unit on a chilly afternoon when the wind was howling at 26 mph.
"It was exciting to see our guys come out, with the opportunity we had starting Big Ten play," Garrison said. "It didn't take long to figure out we were going to have to run the ball."
The strength of Illinois' defense is in the front seven, and the Illini showed a variety of alignments.
"I think we can run on anyone," Long said. "When we get hats on all of their hats, and we can create a little space for the backs, we're hard to stop."
The linemen also allowed no sacks for the second straight game. They've kept the quarterback upright on 52 straight pass plays since early in the fourth quarter against UCLA.
Nebraska has given up just two sacks in five games, and its 0.4 average leads the nation.
But it's the run game that the linemen take most pride in, and receiver Kenny Bell said he could tell they were relishing their role against the Illini.
"They get to run downhill and get after people, which they did," Bell said. "There was one point where I thought a bomb went off and I looked and Jake Cotton had hit (a linebacker). I was like, 'Wow.' I asked the guy if he had a headache because I know I would have."
Next up is a trip this week to Purdue (1-4, 0-1), and the Huskers will want to play more power football against a defense that allowed 388 yards rushing to Wisconsin two weeks ago and is giving up an average of 187 a game.
Martinez's status remains uncertain. His turf-toe injury has kept him out of practice since Sept. 17.
If the line played like it did against Illinois, Beck isn't worried about moving the ball.
"Our offensive line did a good job of putting it on their back," Beck said, "and saying, 'Follow me.' "


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Thank you for the replies. My glass green house is 4' x 4' and is at the bottom of my small north facing garden (the width of a terraced house) with one side snuck up to a fence - my handle is ever-hopeful!. I did bubble wrap it initially until I read in Dec issue a response from Ann Swithinbank which raised the issue of condensation also how important light is so I took it down. I am an absolute novice with a greenhouse.
I have been incredibly lucky to purchase from a reputable garden centre in their sale an orange and lemon tree, both bearing fruit and very healthy. I still can't believe the price I paid. the challenge is now to keep them going. I've read on the RHs and other web sites what their needs are, can cope with 4degrees fpr a bit, need good light etc. I don't have a conservatory so have put them in my small glass green house on a table to get the light. My plan is to cover them each night but can't decide which is better fleece or bubble wrap. Does anyone have any ideas. Bubble wrap I have, fleece I can't find so will have to get some.
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I have a hydrangea petiolaris which has been in a pot for about 6 years on a north facing wall. From the main thick 'stem' there are 4 branches which have grown to about 8 feet and are peeling beautifully. There are flowers but obviously not as many as if it was buried in the ground. Although regularly fed I want to change the soil in the pot and will need to prune the branches in order to move it - unless I smash the pot, which is a bit drastic. I've read of the problems this will cause the plant but wonder if anyone has taken drastic measures with this plant in a pot and what was the result.
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Thank you to all who responded. The other strawberries are Honeoye, as soon as I saw the name from Ceres I remembered. I'll cut the flowers off as suggested above.
My strawberry plants are in pots and a trough standing on bricks in a tier - 3 tier deep. I only have small garden so they are clustered together under an open metal arch. This afternoon I was separating the runners from where I had planted them into pots and was shocked to find flowers and 3 very small strawberries growing. Is anyone else finding strawberries on 9 October? The strain is Cambridge and one other but can't remember the name. I have a live in frog amongst them which has stopped me from any other work. I think I'll cover the whole block with bubble wrap to see what happens.
Advice please. I have a 1 metre veg plot and a very large tub. For the last three years I have grown broad beans in the veg plot and through the winter, cabbage. In the big tub has been runner beans (poor growth this year - used white lady). I believe I can't grow the same veg now in both beds, so what I can grow? I realise that I could replace all the soil but can't afford that. Any suggestions would be welcome. My husband likes broad beans so I'm going to start them off this winter in my new glass greenhouse and will plant them in flower borders next year.
Please could someone advise me as to why my Bergenias which normally have flowered on a stem, this year the flower buds are flowering in the base without a stem. Unless you stand over them you don't see the flowers, which admittedly are crunched up. I can't find a reason why, anyone know?
I have a small garden and planted one yesterday in the border. It stands 5'6" and I chose this one because it is columnar. I thought I would try pruning to keep it at 7'. I don't know if it will work, but as my byline is, I've every-hopeful!
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Nov. 16, 2013
Site: Lincoln, Neb. (Devaney Center)
Score: #9 Nebraska 3, #19 Michigan 1 (25-20, 20-25, 25-21, 25-19)
Records: U-M (17-10, 7-9 Big Ten), Nebraska (21-4, 14-2 Big Ten)
Attendance: 8,192
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LINCOLN, Neb. -- The 19th-ranked University of Michigan volleyball team won the second set but fell in four at No. 9 Nebraska, 25-20, 20-25, 25-21, 25-19, Saturday night (Nov. 16) in front of 8,192 fans inside the Devaney Center.
Senior Molly Toon (Middleton, Wis./Middleton) and freshman Abby Cole (Grand Haven, Mich./Grand Haven) tallied 17 and 13 kills, respectively, while junior Lexi Dannemiller (West Chester, Ohio/Lakota West) posted 45 assists and six digs. Additionally, sophomore Tiffany Morales (Redondo Beach, Calif./Redondo Union) had 16 digs, senior Ally Sabol (Los Angeles, Calif./Marymount) chipped in 13 digs, and sophomore Krystalyn Goode (River Hills, Wis./Nicolet) boasted a team-best six total blocks.
Michigan jumped out to an early lead in the first set as Goode's solo block made it 2-0, and she combined with Cole on a roof at 4-1. Toon's kill made it 5-1 as the Huskers called a timeout. Sophomore Ally Davis' (Hinsdale, Ill./Hinsdale Central) termination and a service ace from fifth-year senior Brittany Lee (Indianapolis, Ind./Cathedral) put U-M up, 8-3. Goode and Cole combined on a block for a 9-4 advantage. Nebraska cut the lead to 11-9 on a Kadie Rolfzen kill, but Toon's termination put the Wolverines up 15-11. Davis and senior Jennifer Cross' (Scarborough, Ontario/Birchmount Park Collegiate) block gave the Maize and Blue a 17-12 lead, but the Huskers went on a 5-0 run off Kelsey Robinson's serve to tie the set. Nebraska took its first lead of the set at 19-18 on a Kadie Rolfzen kill. She then had a kill at 21-19 as Michigan called time. Nebraska closed out the set with a 4-0 run, capped by a Robinson kill.
The Wolverines went up again 2-0 in set two on a Toon kill, but the Huskers came back to take a 6-4 lead on blocks from Amber Rolfzen and Meghan Haggerty, who combined with Robinson on a block to give Nebraska an 8-5 lead. Cole cut the lead to 9-7 on a kill, but Mary Pollmiller's setter dump increased the Huskers' lead to 11-8. Michigan retook the lead by going on a 12-11 run, capped by a Toon termination. Back-to-back Husker errors and a Goode kill made it 16-12 Wolverines. Goode and Dannemiller combined on a block for a 17-14 advantage. Cole's termination put Michigan up 19-16, and a Husker error gave the Maize and Blue a 21-17 lead. Cross gave Michigan set point, where she joined Dannemiller on a block for the 25-20 win.
Once again, U-M scored the first two points of a set as a Nebraska ball-handling error in the third set gave the Wolverines the early lead. Nebraska answered with a 5-0 run, capped by a Robinson kill, but Michigan tied it at six on a Cole termination and went up 8-6 on a Husker back-row blocking error. Nebraska took a 10-9 lead on a Robinson ace. The teams traded points, before a Robinson kill and Michigan attack error put the Huskers on top 16-13. Kadie Rolfzen's kill gave Nebraska a 19-15 lead, but Erwin's back-row termination cut the Husker lead to 20-18. A Toon termination made it 22-20 Nebraska, but the Huskers closed out the set by scoring three of the final four points as Robinson's termination gave NU the 25-21 win.
Michigan opened the fourth set by scoring three of the first four points, capped by blocks from Toon and Goode. Nebraska tied the set at five on a Robinson kill. Davis' kill tied the set at seven, but kills by Kadie Rolfzen and Robinson put the Huskers up 10-7 as Michigan called timeout. Nebraska had a 15-10 lead on back-to-back Robinson kills, but Michigan scored the next three points, which included blocks from Erwin and Goode. Nebraska took a 19-14 lead on a Haggerty block and U-M attack error. Toon's termination and a Nebraska attack error cut the NU lead to 22-18, but the Huskers closed out the match on a block for the 25-19 victory.
The Wolverines hit .216 for the match and had nine total blocks. Nebraska had 18 team blocks and had a 60-53 advantage on digs.
Michigan returns to Cliff Keen Arena to start a three-match homestand this Friday (Nov. 22) against Minnesota. First serve is scheduled for 7 p.m.
Nebraska now leads the all-time series 8-2 over Michigan and sweeps the two-match season series.
Michigan used the starting lineup of Molly Toon, Jennifer Cross, Lexi Dannemiller, Lexi Erwin, Krystalyn Goode, Ally Sabol and Tiffany Morales (libero) for the second straight match.
Senior Molly Toon recorded her 14th double-digit kill night of the season and 39th of her career.
Freshman Abby Cole now has three straight double-digit kill performances after recording 13 tonight vs. Nebraska.
Michigan is now 5-6 in four-set matches.
Sophomore Tiffany Morales has 25 double-digit dig matches this season after having 16 in the Nebraska match.
Sophomore Krystalyn Goode led Michigan in blocks (6) for the 13th time this season and the 24th in her career.
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