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St Kilda Road will always be remembered as the precinct to pioneer high rise apartment living in this city. Dotted in amongst the retained mansions, and tired old office buildings, are some of the most prominent apartment towers in Melbourne – including the Kingstoun, Yve – and Melburnian.Read More »
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Property Price Underquoting – Advice for Agents and Buyers
Consumer Affairs Victoria (CAV) has developed new guidelines for real estate salespeople and a fact sheet home buyers in response to industry and public concerns about property price underquoting.
Residential Real Estate Forecast for 2008
Industry experts unanimously agree the recent surge in real estate values in Melbourne is unsustainable.Read More »
Value of Investment Loans Up, ABS Says
Latest housing finance data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics confirms what agents have been saying all year – that investors are in Melbourne's market in a big way.Read More »
Melbourne's Northern Suburbs Boom
While much of the industry's attention of late has focused on Melbourne's blue ribbon suburbs – record prices are being achieved in other parts of Melbourne as well.Read More »
Ardeer Suburb Profile
Ardeer is one of Melbourne's smallest suburbs by geographical area, occupying only a few square kilometres about 20 kilometres west of the CBD.Read More »
80 Per Cent Surge in Properties For Sale, According to New Research
The number of homes put to the market for sale has surged 79 per cent on the same time last year, according to new research by RP Data.Read More »
Melbourne Leads National Median Price Surge
The median price for a house in Melbourne surged 25 per cent in 2007, to $463,488, making it the fastest growing of all Australian capital cities, according to new research by Australian Property Monitors.Read More »
Charter Hall Confirms Purchase of Channel 9 Site in Willoughby & Richmond, Apartments Planned
Charter Hall, one of Australia's leading property fund managers and property developers has been awarded the exclusive right to negotiate the purchase of the Nine Network's headquarters in both Sydney and Melbourne following a tender process.Read More »
Channel Nine Sites in Sydney & Melbourne Almost Sold
The buildings where Graham Kennedy let loose his famous "faark" crow-call and where fans of Bandstand learned the twist and the stomp are believed to be close to sold as Channel Nine capitalises on its inner-suburban properties in Melbourne and Sydney.Read More »


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Boxee Review - Winner of the parrott awards Application of the Year.
A couple of years back my application of the year was Spotify. This year it is Boxee. The reasons are quite simple. Firstly, it works and is cross platform. Secondly it works...oh...hang on.
On top of these obvious points there is the following:
It has been a long path to reviewing an entry level, basic financial, budgeting, money monitoring tool for my business & personal finances. (Note: This post is looking at a UK business but all products are available for international countries, in fact most are US based products.)
Having no need for the high products like Intuit Quickbooks, Tas Books, MYOB or SAGE I wanted to find something affordable that allows me to do basic accounts management, budgeting and bank statement reconciliations. Enough that I can give my accountant a summary at the end of the year and monitor my budgets and income in the process.
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Natural Chemistry Purge - 2 L
Cleans Where You Can't!
Is your water cloudy? The problem is likely caused by high organic content in your water from contaminants like oils, lotions, sunscreen, hair products, and sweat. These substances are the root cause of many pool problems such as; hard to maintain chemical levels, clogged filters, foaming, and nasty waterline rings. After a while of regular use (or faster during heavy use) these contaminants build up in your pool's plumbing system and filter creating a nasty mess in your pipes, filter and pump.
Natural Chemistry Purge cleans where you can't! Purge uses Smartzyme technology that breaks down these hidden organic contaminants into their basic ingrdients, carbon and water.
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- With circulation pump running add entire contents of 2L Purge bottle to skimmer.
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- Shock the pool to boost sanitizer levels. Proceed with regular pool water maintenance. Use once per year, or as often as needed.


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2 Bedrooms, 2 Bathrooms, Sleeps 4
This spacious London holiday home is most welcoming thanks to its light and contemporary décor. Located in fashionable Chelsea with fantastic transport links to the rest of the city, it is the perfect vacation rental for a family or group of friends.
You will find an open-plan kitchen and dining area, with a fully equipped kitchen and wooden dining table to seat 4. There is also a study, boasting a two-seater sofa and a laptop-friendly work space, making this home equally perfect as corporate accommodation for those coming to the City for business.
Upstairs you will find the bright and chic living area. Complete with large, comfortable sofas this space is flooded with light thanks to the conservatory style roof. This home has the rare addition of a roof terrace leading off the living room.
You will find two bright and airy bedrooms, one with a UK king size bed (5ft wide) and the other is complete with a UK double bed (4.5ft wide). Both of these bedrooms share the family bathroom which boasts a shower over bath, wash basin and WC. The study has its own en-suite bathroom, equipped with a walk-in shower located on the ground floor.
This vacation rental is accessed on ground level, and is shared over 3 floors via a spiral staircase. The ground floor is home to the kitchen, study and en-suite shower room. On the first floor you will find the two bedrooms and family bathroom, and on the second floor you will find the living room and balcony.
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Beautiful, sunny, quiet flat in great neighborhood
About the Manager
About Guy van der Westhuizen
We are Ivy Lettings (www.ivylettings.com). Established in 2009, we have a portfolio of 120+ central London properties which we've selected for their warmth, specification, location and general suitability for our guests. We offer a fully managed service: our housekeepers will make up the beds with luxury linen for your arrival, we'll provide White Company toiletries and chocolates for you and we're just a phone call away if you need us. Please visit our website for more information and a wealth of client reviews. We look forward to hearing from you!
Guy van der Westhuizen purchased this house in 2012
What makes this house unique
- super-fast enquiry response time, 7 days a week
- personal check in during business hours
- professional cleaning and home preparation by our team of dedicated housekeepers
- 5* hotel standard linen and towels and sundries
- 7 day/week maintenance support
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Beautiful, sunny, quiet flat in great neighborhood
We were completely satisfied with this flat, and hope to begin staying in it regularly in our annual visit to London. Old Brompton Road offers a full range of amenities within walking distance, and South Kensington is a very good base for venturing out into London. We have struggled for years to find a flat that is convenient, bright and quiet in a noisy city. This one meets all of those goals.
Activity and Interests
Just off the Fulham Road and moments from the King's Road, both filled with fabulous boutiques and high street shops; an easy reach, either by foot or bicycle, from Sloane Square: this is the place to be. A constellation of the brightest and most glamorous bars and cafes are within a quarter of an hour of your door. For those of a Thespian bent, the Royal Court theatre is just on Sloane Square, and on Saturdays at the nearby Duke of York Square, a gastronomically cosmopolitan food market will hold all foodies in its thrall. The Saatchi Gallery, a few minutes away, will delight all art fans, and a short and picturesque walk will take you down onto Chelsea embankment and the Thames, to the foot of the iconic Albert Bridge.
This beautiful Chelsea home is the ideal London vacation rental for small families and groups over for a holiday in the capital. Within close walking distance to South Kensington underground station, and the famous King's Road, this is the perfect holiday home.
Prices and Availability
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|Minimum Price
|Additional Nights
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|Event Price
My Standard Rate
5 night minimum stay
for 5 nights
Additional pricing information
|Cleaning and Admin Tax
|Refundable Damage Deposit
Minimum length of stay: 5 nights
Maximum party size: 4
Lead guest must be at least 30 years old
Children restrictions: no under 7s
Strictly no smoking or pets
£750 security deposit (against damages)
Cancellation policy: 50% refund if guest cancels more than 30 days in advance.
Manager's Cancellation Policy
- Cancelled bookings will not receive a refund.
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"- super-fast enquiry response time, 7 days a week - personal check in during business hours - professional cleaning and home preparation by our team of dedicated housekeepers - 5* hotel standard linen and towels and sundries - 7 day/week maintenance support"
Property Type
- house
- Family
- Romantic
- Tourist Attractions
- Hair Dryer
- Heating
- Internet
- Iron & Board
- Linens Provided
- Living Room
- Towels Provided
- Tumble Dryer
- Washing Machine
- Free Wifi
- Coffee Maker
- Dishes & Utensils
- Dishwasher
- Kitchen
- Oven
- Refrigerator
- Hob
- Toaster
- Dining Area
- Satellite / Cable
- Television
Location Type
- city centre
- town
- autumn foliage
- churches
- library
- live theatre
- museums
- restaurants
- zoo
Leisure Activities
- outlet shopping
- walking
Local Services & Businesses
- ATM/bank
- groceries
- hospital
Sports & Adventure Activities
- cycling
Floor Area
- 1500 sq. ft.
- Bathroom - Toilet, Bath with Shower
- Bathroom 2 - Toilet, Shower Enclosure, Study
- 2 Bedrooms, Sleeps 4
- Bedroom - 1 Extra Lg. Double Bed
- Bedroom 2 - 1 Large Double Bed
- Comfortable sofa bed in the study
- Balcony
- Terrace
- Self-catering
House Rules
- Max. occupancy: 4
- Min. age of primary renter: 30
- Children welcome ...
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NRA Personal Protection
CONTACT: Myrna Whitehead
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SPC will present NRA Personal Protection in the Home course on March 29
LEVELLAND – South Plains College will present the NRA Personal Protection in the Home course on Saturday (March 29) in the Law Enforcement Technology Building. The cost for the course is $90. Students need to register and pay in advance; because of the range requirements, space is limited to 15 students.
The class will begin at 9 a.m. on Saturday with breaks every hour and a one-hour break for lunch.
Personal Protection in the Home is an eight to 10-hour advanced pistol course covering defensive shooting skills, firearms and the law, how to choose a handgun for self-defense, and how to respond to a violent confrontation in the home. It also includes hardening the house against burglars, and creating a safe room in case of a home invasion. The range portion includes shooting from cover and concealment while standing and while kneeling, breaking tunnel vision, flash sight picture, point shooting, verbal challenge drills and more. Students will need to bring their pistols and 100 rounds of ammunition for the range portion.
The NRA Basic Personal Protection course participants must be law abiding, adults (at least 21 years old), and experienced shooters (shooters able to show mastery of the basic skills of safe gun handling, shooting a group, zeroing the firearm and cleaning the firearm) to maximize what can be learned from this course; either successful completion of an NRA Basic Pistol or a Concealed Handgun License course will qualify as proof.
This is a vital course for anyone who keeps a pistol at home for self-defense, and is an excellent tactical follow-up for anyone who has a Concealed Handgun License. It is also a recommended course for teachers and staff whose school is considering allowing them to be armed. It requires that the participant can handle a firearm safely and shoot with some degree of accuracy. It is not a Basic Pistol course for beginners.
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Jan. 9, 2006
SEC Swimming & Diving Championships Central
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. - The University of Tennessee has released the schedule for the Southeastern Conference Swimming and Diving Championships. This year's league meet will be hosted at the UT Student Aquatic Center (SAC) from Feb. 15-18.
The UT Student Aquatic Center was financed and constructed through the usage of student funds in 1967. It is no stranger to major events, as there have been no fewer than eight major regional or national events since its opening. The venue has played host to seven previous SEC Championships (1968, 1973, 1975, 1979, 1986, 1988 and 1996), as well as the 1973 NCAA Championships and the groundbreaking dual meet between the United States and the Soviet Union in 1982.
In addition, the SAC housed U.S. Olympic training in 1972, 1980 and 1996. An enthusiastic crowd numbering in the thousands turned out in the summer of 1996 for an open workout, as the U.S. men's and women's Olympic squads prepared for the Atlanta Games. After reviewing five prospective facilities, the Site Selection Committee of the Olympic International Division selected UT's facility on the basis of environment, total facilities and proximity to Atlanta.
The 2006 SEC Championships will serve as the final major meet held in the SAC, as groundbreaking for a new state-of-the-art venue, the Allan Jones Aquatic Center, took place on Oct. 29, 2005. Completion date is targeted for December 2007.
During the past few decades, the SEC has been a consistent force in swimming and diving. In 2005, Auburn brought home the NCAA men's championship, while Georgia claimed the women's title. Individually, SEC student-athletes captured 28 individual crowns. Moreover, since 1982, league teams have finished in the NCAA top 10 a combined 61 times.
Tickets are available by calling the UT ticket office at 865-656-1200. For adults, an all-sessions pass may be purchased for $50, while championship single-session passes are $18 and prelim single-session tickets are $12. Youth tickets, for those younger than 18, are $20 for an all-session pass, with championship single-session passes set at $8 and prelim single-session passes available for $5.
The schedule for the four-day meet is as follows:
|Wednesday, Feb. 15, 2006
|Preliminary Competition
|200y Medley Relay - Time Trial
|800y Freestyle Relay - Time Trial
|1 p.m.
|Women's One-Meter Diving prelims
|3 p.m.
|Men's Three-Meter Diving prelims
|Finals Competition
|5 p.m.
|Women's One-Meter Diving finals
|6 p.m.
|200y Medley Relay - Timed Final
|Men's Three-Meter Diving finals
|800y Freestyle Relay - Timed Final
|Thursday, Feb. 16, 2006
|Preliminary Competition
|10 a.m.
|500y Freestyle
|200y IM
|50y Freestyle
|200y Freestyle Relay - Time Trial
|1 p.m.
|Men's One-Meter Diving prelims
|2:45 p.m.
|Women's Three-Meter Diving prelims
|Finals Competition
|5 p.m.
|Men's One-Meter Diving finals
|6 p.m.
|500y Freestyle Final
|200y IM Final
|50y Freestyle Final
|Women's Three-Meter Diving finals
|200y Freestyle Relay - Timed Final
|Friday, Feb. 17, 2006
|Preliminary Competition
|10 a.m.
|400y IM
|100y Butterfly
|200y Freestyle
|100y Breaststroke
|100y Backstroke
|400y Medley Relay - Time Trial
|1 p.m.
|Men's Platform Diving prelims
|Finals Competition
|6 p.m.
|400y IM Final
|100y Butterfly Final
|200y Freestyle Final
|100y Breaststroke Final
|100y Backstroke Final
|Men's Platform Diving Final
|400y Medley Relay - Timed Final
|Saturday, Feb. 18, 2006
|Preliminary Competition
|10 a.m.
|200y Backstroke
|100y Freestyle
|200y Breaststroke
|200y Butterfly
|400y Freestyle Relay - Time Trial
|1650y Freestyle - Timed Finals, Fastest seeded heat at night
|1 p.m.
|Women's Platform Diving prelims
|Finals Competition
|6 p.m.
|1650y Freestyle Final (fastest seeded heat)
|200y Backstroke Final
|100y Freestyle Final
|200y Breaststroke Final
|200y Butterfly Final
|Women's Platform Diving Final
|400y Freestyle Relay - Timed Finals
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Aga Khan Health Service, Pakistan JOB OPPORTUNITY
The Aga Khan Health Service, Pakistan (AKHS, P) invites applications for the following project based contractual position at Chitral Region.
The incumbent will be responsible for overall project activities, handling internal communications and providing information and preparing reports. S/He will also be responsible for micro-planning and implementing quality project interventions ensuring that activities are being implemented within CAIISS-Pakistan framework / strategies and in compliance with Canadian International Development Agency (CIDA) regulations and Aga Khan Development Network (AKDN) policies.
S/He will be required to coordinate with department of health – Gilgit Baltistan (GB) and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP). S/He will also be required to assist in provision of technical support on communication issues to relevant project staffs and in drafting project related tools, surveys, participatory needs assessments or any other documentation that may be deemed necessary.
The candidate should be MBBS preferably with Masters of Public Health (MPH) or equivalent degree. S/He should have at least 5 years of project management experience in public / private health sector.
S/He should have excellent interpersonal, presentation, communication skills and professional linkages with other project managers, coordinators and officers at field level along with exceptional command over Ms Office applications (word, excel, power point).
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The National Park Service makes every effort to keep you informed about news events, special events, and new or ongoing projects. News releases for Charles Young Buffalo Soldiers National Monument will be posted and archived here, so check back to keep current about park happenings.
Social Media
Visit the park's Social Media page to find more information on all of the park's social media websites. Social media is a fantastic place to see what's currently going on at the park. We encourage visitors to share their park experiences and to comment about park happenings, so come be a part of the conversation and check out our social media websites.
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Students from NOMS and NOHS competed in the Science Olympiad Regional Competition this weekend, with several students heading to the state competition.
The NOHS Science Olympiad team will advance to state after placing 8th in the Science Olympiad Regional Competition on Saturday.
• Greg McDonald and Nolan Ruggles placed first in Air Trajectory.
The Local Engineers of Tomorrow Team 2783 inspires thousands of kids in Kentucky to pursue involvement with STEM-related activities in science, technology, engineering and mathematics through their summer camps, participation in worldwide tournaments and by mentoring other teams. The team is comprised of local high school students from Bullitt, Oldham, Henry, Shelby and Jefferson counties. On March 10 through 12 they will kick off their season with the 2016 FIRST Saint Louis Missouri Regional Competition at the Chaifetz Arena.
Three Oldham County elementary schools participated in the FIRST LEGO League State Tournament at Northern Kentucky University on Feb. 6, with Buckner Elementary winning first place in "Gracious Professionalism." Buckner, Locust Grove, Centerfield and OCMS had advanced to the state tournament from regionals, held Nov. 14, but OCMS was unable to attend the Feb. 6 tournament due to a scheduling conflict.
WKU Coming Home King
Among 21 Western Kentucky University students vying for the 2016 Coming Home King is La Grange native, Colton Hounshell. The king will be crowned March 3 during halftime of the WKU men's basketball game versus Southern Miss. Tipoff is 8 p.m. at Diddle Arena.
Buckner Elementary fourth-graders took science education to a new level last week as they dissected dogfish sharks as part of the school's "Shark Week."
VMI Dean's List
The following Virginia Military Institute cadet is
among the 735 cadets who were recently named to the dean's list for the first semester of academic year 2015-16. To be eligible for the dean's list, a cadet
must have a term grade point average of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale and no grade below C.
OCHS sophomore Shelby Nasser sang onstage with Tony Award-winning actor and musician Kristin Chenowith. Nasser was selected from the crowd to perform "For Good," from the musical "Wicked" as Chenowith's duet partner. Nasser has been involved with musical theater since she was five years old. Nasser takes voice lessons from Garrett and Elizabeth Sorenson in Louisville. She hopes to attend college and study music.
Caroline Adams and Eloise Brown served as pages for Senator Ernie Harris during the current legislative session. Both girls are seventh-graders at South Oldham Middle School.
Steve and Shannon Pottie of Oldham County have just signed up for an adventure! They have agreed to host an exchange student coming through the program EF High School Exchange Year for the next school year.
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Ian and his wife Narelle moved to Port Douglas in 1985. Ian is a baker/pastry chef by trade. Ian has been in the baking industry for 35 years and is accustomed to working hard and for long hours. Ian and his wife Narelle are the new part owners of Century 21 Port Douglas Real Estate. Ian is looking forward to the challenges of real estate and working alongside Phil Holloway.
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Want to own Commercial holdings in Port Douglas?
This opportunity rarely presents itself and is sure to be a successful acquisition for the future. Located in Grant st, only metres from Macrossan st, fronting the park and with huge advertising space along one wall.
Grant st is now known for it's restaurants and eateries with many boutique shops as well it is the main thoroughfare from the main st to the Marina.
Address; Shop 6 /12 Grant St Port Douglas 4877.
Title details; Lot 6, BUP 71521
Area; 73M2
Zoning; "General Business"
Lease term; 3 x 3 years
Commenced 1/5/07
Rent Reviews; CPI increase ea. year; To market end Yr. 3
Net Annual Return; $31,025 p.a.
(Rent; $425.00 psm, p.a. + all o/g)
Sale Price; $517,000 (not negotiable)
Yield; 6% net
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Sporting a shorter wig for her hit Fox series, Lea Michele filmed "Glee" in Los Angeles on Wednesday (April 9).
The brunette beauty dressed casually in a bulky charcoal sweater, black leggings, and flip-flops as she walked around the set.
Taking time away from the set of her hit series "Glee," Naya Rivera landed herself a feature in the April/May 2014 issue of Da Man magazine.
While rocking a few poses for the Mitchell Nguyen McCormack-shot spread, the 27-year-old actress dished about everything from her time on the Fox series to meeting her fiance Big Sean on Twitter.
Ready for another week on set, Lea Michele arrived to shoot scenes for "Glee" on Monday morning (April 7).
The brunette beauty headed inside wearing a short and sassy red dress and black Ugg boots as she carried her Ted Baker London jacket over one arm.
Throwing on their fanciest duds for a fantastic song and dance, Lea Michele and Darren Criss filmed scenes for "Glee" in LA on Thursday (March 27).
Ravishing in a pink ball gown, the 27-year-old beauty clung close to Darren, who was dapper in a handsome tailcoat tuxedo.
Stepping out for some media duties, Jayma Mays showed up at "Chelsea Lately" on Tuesday night (March 25) and she had some troubling news for fans of her hit show "Glee."
During her chat with Chelsea Handler, the 34-year-old starlet shared that her character Emma Pillsbury will likely be written off for good at the conclusion of this season.
It's a crazy season for Gwyneth Paltrow as she announced her separation from husband Chris Martin just before part 2 of the 100th episode of "Glee" hit the airwaves last night (March 25).
The "Sliding Doors" dame guest-starred as Holly Holliday along with fellow hottie Kristin Chenoweth, and their teachers' conversation was nothing short of stellar.
Adding another exciting image to her Instagram account, Gwyneth Paltrow posted a still shot from tonight's episode of "Glee" this morning (March 25).
In the shot, Paltrow looks like a vintage vixen as she gets groovy in a Studio 54-style setting. She captioned the photo, "Disco fever…a sneak peek of tonight's #glee episode on at 8/7c @GLEEonFOX."
Making the most of some downtime on the set, Gwyneth Paltrow snagged a sexy selfie with her costars Lea Michele and Dianna Agron and posted it to her Instagram account.
The "Shallow Hal" hottie is featured in the 100th episode of "Glee," with the second half slated to air tonight (March 25).


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Anna got to come home for the weekend. We played, went to the park and cuddled. Mon we took her for her surgery. My heart is broken. When the Dr. opened her up, her stomach and liver were full of cancer. He didn't look beyond that. We were there waiting for good news of a removeable tumor, but........Thanks to everyone for your friendships, thoghts, prayers and kind words. Thanks especially to DaleBo, for being such a good neighbor friend, and to his Mom, Gail for helping with my page, as well as a good friend!
Hi everyone, it is with heavy heart that I request prayers for Anna. We got home form AZ on Friday. Sunday(Mothers Day) we woke up to Anna vomiting. She wouldn't drink or eat ANYTHING even biskies, so we toook her to the ER. She was diagnoed with pancreatitus. We transferred her to our vet on Mon. & Tues, she got to come home, only to go back on Thursday, again VERY sick. They took x-rays Mon tha didn't look too bad, However, they retook them Fri. and showed a mass on or about her pacrease. She gets to come home today for the weekend to spend quality time with her loved ones. Mon she is going back to the vet for surgery. If it is removeable, they will, but if it is cancer through-out, they won't wake her from the surgery. She has been a fighter thru the diabetes and cushings disease, but now has this to deal with. She is my baby and was there for me when I had 2 spine surgeries, so I will do whatever I can to save her, but..... I can't be so selfish as to let her suffer. My tears are too thick to see thru, so I will keep you posted. Please PRAY for us! Thank you!
Hello to all my furrends and wuved ones! Hope everyone had a very HAPPY EASTER!!!! I was a good girl and did as my Mom said and did NOT chase the Easter Bunny. I found out that Easter is a Blessed day even without chasing that bunny and getting into trouble, so I'm glad that I didn't disobey and do it anyway!!!om took me to the vet, Dr. Jerry, today and we received great news! My adrenal tumor doesn't seem to be getting any larger, so therefor my cushings disease seems to be under control. Because of this, the insulin dose that I have been on for some time now is regulating my diabetes rather well. Everything seems to be under control. The only slightly negative news is the fact that due to my diabetes, my eyes are getting cloudy, causing me to lose some vision, which is very common with diabetes in animals as well as humans.Dr. Jerry says that its not progressing too rapidly, considering my age, so my family is thrilled with all of his reports. So, thanks again to all of you my furrends for your love, support and prayers. I am looking forward to the snow staying gone and spring weather around the corner so I can go to the park more and play outside! Bark to you all later!!!
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Welcome to my web site and welcome to my life in retirement! I am Maria Davies and I hope you enjoy the information contained within this site and will return again and again. Please check back regularly as I plan to make additions frequently.
Though I've had an incredible life up to now; it's time to write the next chapter.
I was born and raised in Hungary, went to school in Germany, finished school in Chicago, worked as a social worker, helped run a 220 foot sailing charter yacht, was a REALTOR, married twice (some of us have to do it twice to get it right), had son, embraced three children when I married the second time and have nine grandchildren. Now I'm living my dream of 38 years in my personal paradise of Grenada.
Now, I start the next phase of my life. Having had the varied and unusual experiences cited above, I thought it might be fun to establish a web site and share my passion for mentoring, food, travel and fitness with like minded people.
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University of Tennessee basketball coach Cuonzo Martin along with football seniors Corey Miller (DE) and Byron Moore (DB) will be on-site at Calhoun's On The River in downtown Knoxville for the Vol Network's statewide weekly "Vol Calls" radio program tonight at 8 p.m. Eastern / 7 p.m. Central. Lady Vol basketball coach Holly Warlick is also scheduled to be on for a segment of the show. Bob Kesling and Brent Hubbs co-host the show. Fans may tune in across the state on the Vol Radio Network or listen online at utsports.com. Listeners can ask a question by dialing 1-800-688-8657 - Verizon customers can dial #TENN - or submit a question via Facebook at VolNetwork-IMG.
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Vol Calls returns to the airwaves on Monday night at 8 p.m. ET, with some special football guests. Seniors Daniel Hood and Michael Palardy will be on location at Calhoun's on the River.
Also on Monday's show will be men's basketball head coach Cuonzo Martin and women's head coach Holly Warlick.
Listen live on the Vol Network on online at UTSports.com/AllAccess
Vol Calls from the Vol Network moves to Monday night at 8 p.m. ET., at Calhoun's on the River.
Men's basketball coach Cuonzo Martin and Dean Lockwood of the women's basketball staff will be guests.
The show will also include interviews with Butch Jones, Joshua Dobbs and more.
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by Robbi Pickeral, GoHeels.com
CHAPEL HILL - North Carolina safety Tre Boston wants to increase his team-leading 86-tackle total from last season.
The only thing he hopes might stop him: the teammates in front of him.
"My goal is to get 100 this season,'' the senior preseason All-ACC selection said last week, "but I want our linebackers to get 100, also. It's one of those things - I want them to do their job, but I want to do my job better, too."
Boston's 2012 tackle total is a double-edged sword, Boston and UNC associate head coach/ safeties coach Vic Koenning agree. On one hand, it shows one reason why the secondary - an experienced group that also returns senior Jabari Price and junior Tim Scott at the corners - is considered a strength of this defense. On the other hand, it illustrates where the rest of the defense must improve.
Too often last season, opposing players would skitter past the Tar Heels' line and through their linebackers, putting pressure on the secondary to make plays - or else. Statistically, Koenning said, cornerbacks and safeties shouldn't record many more than 50 or so tackles apiece each season.
Last year, Boston and Price (76 tackles) were first and third on the team, respectively, and Scott posted 48. In all, UNC finished eighth in ACC play in total defense, giving up 452.6 yards per game in league games - numbers everyone on the team wants to improve.
"We want the guys in front of us to make tackles, and we know they will,'' Price said, "but we also know we in the secondary have to keep aggressive."
Although UNC grabbed 16 interceptions last season and finished tied for second in the league with a plus-seven turnover margin, Price said his unit's stats could have been even better had the players been more consistently focused.
Boston admits he often grimaced during the offseason when watching game film. Sure, he got many of his tackles with his ability to "fly" to the ball, but he sometimes flew to the wrong place. Or, he said, was inconsistent with his technique.
"I was privileged to have a spot where I could be free, but I might have abused it just a little bit last year - roaming a little bit more, thinking I knew the defense better than I did,'' said Boston, who has played both safety and corner at UNC. "And now that I do know the defense, I'm everywhere this training camp. ... I can be 20 yards down the field, and all of a sudden, I'm filling in the gap, making that 'pop.' It's one of those things that when you're comfortable with your playbook, then you can play your hardest. And your smartest, and your best."
That's the hope.
No matter their tackle numbers, UNC's secondary has set the goal being tops in the ACC in interceptions, Price said, and to finish with "no big plays against us,'' Boston added. The Tar Heels believe the former is possible (and that the latter, at least, should decrease) because everyone is so much more comfortable with, and dedicated to, the 4-2-5 defensive scheme entering head coach Larry Fedora's second season.
"Talent is the least of our concerns with this secondary,'' Price said. "The concern is alignment and assignment. If each person does his job with discipline - if people's heads aren't in the clouds, or in the stands, but focused on what they need to do every play and every game -- the sky's the limit for this secondary."
And for all of the individuals playing in it.
To this point, Boston's best college game statistically remains his first, when he was pressed into service against LSU as a freshman in 2010 after 13 teammates were suspended. He finished that down-to-the-wire loss with an interception, two forced fumbles, three tackles, a pass broken up - and the confidence, he said, that he could thrive at the college level.
That aplomb has stayed with him through three years of position switches and coaching changes, and the wins and losses that have come with each. And it's why, while he remains proud of those 86 tackles he made last season, he knows he and his team can't stop and be content with those stops.
"If my [tackle] numbers are a little bit lower this season, I wouldn't be surprised, because the linebackers know what they're doing a little bit more, the whole defense knows what it's doing a little bit more, and I think that's going to show,'' he said. "But I'm still going to go out there wanting to get 10 tackles a game, force as many turnovers as I can - that's my goal. ... That's what my team counts on me to do, that's what I'm supposed to do and that's what I love doing."


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Set up an online social network for your company. Customers, coworkers and anyone else can rate how likely they are to recommend you to a friend, and comment on your work to build your reputation.
Joe in customer service will benefit when his customers know that he doesn't provide good customer service via emails but he's consistently great on the phone, and he loves the Yankees and his hobby is electrical engineering.
Joe benefits because he knows how he's doing, where to improve, the things he does that change his customers' lives for the better, and his customers know the best ways to interact with him – by phone, not by email. Customers with similar hobbies are drawn to him based on other customer's comments.
Joe's company benefits because workers more clearly own their own work, and it's simple to see real-time feedback on emerging problems and successes.
Every coworker at your company, from the CEO to the kid in the mailroom, should have a public ratings-and-reputation page.
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Looks like a .32 Hand Ejector from the early 50s. The upper side plate screw was deleted in 1956 at about serial 640980
Hi everyone,
My dad just purchased this 32 Long CTG from an estate sale in FL and we are trying to obtain some information on it. We would like to know manufacture date, anything specific about the gun itself and if there are parts / accesories for it. Pictures are attached.
The information I have on the gun is as follows:
- Number on Butt: 566564
- Number Inside Cylinder: 21752 with an 8 underneath
I apologize if I put this in the wrong age group Forum. Not sure how old this gun is so I placed it here.
Looks like a .32 Hand Ejector from the early 50s. The upper side plate screw was deleted in 1956 at about serial 640980
My friends call me 'Mick'
Save the Second Amendment, take a kid shooting!
Additional info,,, 536685 was 1946, trigger guard screw went away in 1953 along with the leaf main spring and strain screw. I can not tell from the photos if any of this applies,,,
My friends call me 'Mick'
Save the Second Amendment, take a kid shooting!
Ammo is a bit scarse but still a very cool old gun.
When I was young my Mother told me I could be anyone I wanted to be. Turns out the police call that 'Identity Theft.'
Nice wheelgun you've got there. I hope you've found a warm anddry spot for it in your collection.
Even better, I've got an open spot where I can store it for you. I'll even make you a deal. I won't charge for the space or the care I give to it. I've got a whole bunch of S&W family members that'll keep it in very good company.
Seriously for a moment....... You've got a really nice collectable there. It'll fit well in just about everybody's collections here.
Take good care of it and you'll be able to shoot it for generations to come. I sure would like to have one like it in my collection.
Your dad did well by getting it in the sale and adding it to his collection.
Teach them the truth, and let them sort thru the cobwebs of liberalism that have infested their minds.
When the time comes that I don't want a new gun, call the undertaker!
When they come for your guns, give them the ammo first!
.45 ACP, Because shooting twice is just plain silly!
1 old, ammo availability could well be a regional thing, but stores in East Tennessee have about as much 32 on the shelves as they do 38 spl . . .
Nice thing about the old wheelies is that the ones that will handle the 32 L or 32 NP (New Police) will also handle the 32 short or 32 S & W as well as the 32 ACP . . .
Thanks to everyone for the quick feedback. My dad is not emotionally attached to this gun and mentioned selling - I will try and get an early inheritance. It certainly will not be leaving the family. I am just now starting to "collect" - but my S&W guns are newer models and not worthy of being considered a true collection....so far - 686, 640, 6906.
Thanks again. Have always had great help from the team here on S&W Forums!


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nice !... right next to the name PIRANHA, there should be a small laser etching that says 10MM.... :)
This is a discussion on Best looking Sig I've seen yet! within the Defensive Carry Guns forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; Thought you Sig boys would like to see this nice looking weapon. http://sigforum.com/groupee/forums/a...35/m/861108984 Ti....
Thought you Sig boys would like to see this nice looking weapon.
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I vote for Monica Lewinsky's Ex-Boyfriend's Wife for President.....Not!
nice !... right next to the name PIRANHA, there should be a small laser etching that says 10MM.... :)
Stop drilling holes in my SIG Slide!
Actually, I'd like the "look" but, just at the rear of the slide.
But, if somebody wanted to give me that pistol...I sure wouldn't say:
"No...I Don't Want It."
It just doesn't have that 'finished' look. Kinda looks haphazard to me.
Heroes are people who do what has to be done, when it has to be done, regardless of the consequences
"I like when the enemy shoots at me; then I know where the ******** are and can kill them."
~George Patton
AND THEN THERE'S THIS!!! A SAO Sig 220 w/ 5" barrel and the controls are right where they should be. Hell, this might even get BRUCE to drink the Kool-aide.
Only a german engineer could take the elegant lines of a 1911 slide and make it look like an overengineered hammer.
The Marshmallowist
Um who went Crazy with the drill bit on the Slide ?
Originally Posted by maclean3
Hey Now that there is might interesting ... I might actually be able to use the controls
The first one...looks like the drill marks are an afterthought. If they finished it then it may be cool......try some Cold Blue! The SAO 220 is just sex to me.............AARRGGHH! Like a poormans XFive!
Shoot well.
If you choose not to decide, you still have made a choice..........Rush
Honestly, the concept of the SAO P220 sort of confuses me: who asked for it? The only SIG I've ever really wanted (and the one I finally have) was a classic P220 decocker because it's the best example of its kind. I can't imagine anyone wanting a single action SIG unless it was one of their 1911s.
I bet it's a good gun, heck it's a SIG 220!, but I don't understand who they're trying to sell to here. Maybe SIG lovers who already have everything else?
You guys should know by now I LOVE my SIGs, but that just isn't right!
EOD - Initial success or total failure
Originally Posted by Euclidean
Remember as a lefty I'm not confident with the Standard sig control package..
But now that i could use
Well that's assuming the controls are ambidextrous. I can see that niche there Bud and don't get me wrong, I'm all about accessibility and accomadating people's physical needs, but consider your demographic.
How many left handed people are there that just really want to shoot a P220? Honestly?
I'm not tottally trashing it, I bet it's a lot of fun to shoot, but I don't understand why MOST people would want one. I can cock the hammer on the standard P220 easily enough and then immediately decock it (but I understand that's only because I am right handed). I always thought that was the whole idea behind the SIG decocker design.
your probley right my first thought was cool what other calibers they gonna offer it in .. i got enough 45acps
I bet if it sells well enough they'll do the 226 next year. I see the buyers being diehard Sig lovers.


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Microsoft and the EC face off - again
Microsoft has warned the European Commission to steer clear of requiring the removal of important security features in Europe for its new Windows Vista operating system.
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Microsoft has warned the European Commission to steer clear of requiring
the removal of important security features in Europe for its new Windows
Vista operating system.
The company said one of its main concerns is that European consumers
have access to the same security features in Windows Vista as everyone
else, said Microsoft's vice-president and associate general counsel
for Europe, Erich Andersen.
"We want to launch Windows Vista in a fully lawful manner and we want
to avoid regulatory decisions that could increase security risks for
European consumers," Andersen added.
Microsoft has already raised the possibility that it might delay the
introduction of Vista in Europe because of the Commission's antitrust
requirements. The two sides have been locked in a legal battle since
2004, when Brussels landed Microsoft with a multimillion-dollar antitrust
fine and demanded changes in its business practices.
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When Microsoft failed to meet Commission requirements, the EU executive
fined the company another $350m this summer, and now says it is still
waiting for Microsoft to comply with its requirements.
I'm with Microsoft in this instance. While there has certainly been an
antitrust case to answer for Microsoft, the company is undoubtedly
justified in telling Brussels bureaucrats to steer clear of Vista.
It's one thing for the Commission to safeguard consumers' interests,
but entirely another to try and start skewing the market before a major
operating system launch, which most users', if not Microsoft's rivals,
would welcome for its improved security over previous Windows versions.
Brussels bureaucrats should stick to an area they have monopoly
practices at themselves: bureaucracy!
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/// Tech Madison Avenue Coming October 12th
Technology and digital media have come to define our modern world. With the likes of smartphones and social media playing integral roles in our everyday lives, it was only a matter of time before they evolved into a powerful marketing medium. After a muted initial reaction to the changing media space, agencies are beginning to recognize the growing need for collaboration between brands and new tech platforms in the fields of Mobile, Social Media and Online Video.
With that in mind, TalkNYC is readying itself for Round 3 of its 2011 series. This talk round will examine the relationship between brands and tech platforms of all kinds, where our speakers will seek to show how both are working together to make the experience of the customer/user more enjoyable and free of complication, and to achieve mutually satisfying business results.
It is certain that such a collaborative effort is necessary as the space evolves, because without brand direction it is inevitable that the user experience will devolve, and at the same time brands need access to the burgeoning new media audience as traditional mediums begin to fall into sharp decline. The merits of collaborative development have already been proven; bridging the divide between Mobile and Social, Pepsico has helped Foursquare grow from 1 million users to 10 million in the space of a year.
From tech investors to Madison Avenue executives, Round 3 will provide a multi-faceted perspective on the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead for brand-tech collaborations. Taking our inspiration from the structure of the tech market as it stands today, the talk will cover the three crucial areas of Mobile, Social Media and Online Video and show how brands are successfully co-opting these platforms.
Featured speakers include:
Andrew Olson, Chief Operating Officer of Comcast Convergent Products Group
David Shulman, President of Wunderman in New York
Mike Wehrs, CEO of Scanbuy
Marc DeBevoise, General Manager at CBS Interactive
Sonpreet Bhatia, Co-Founder of MyCityWay
Stephanie Bauer, Associate Director of Verizon Mobile Advertising
Bonin Bough, Chief Digital Officer at Pepsico
Jeff Ratner, EVP Digital Director, ZenithOptimedia
Paul Gelb, Vice President, Mobile Practice Lead at Razorfish among others
About TALK Our 2011 programme of Rounds are designed to map the rapidly-approaching future, and changing cultural and business landscape, of the media, entertainment, technology and advertising sectors. With insights from some of the most incisive emerging minds in these industries, TALK NYC's carefully curated conversations will provoke, incite and entertain. TALK NYC provides an intimate forum for the exchange of ideas among those passionately and actively engaged in the advertising, media, entertainment and tech industries.
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PALM SPRINGS, Calif. - A jury was seated today for the trial of a Coachella Valley chiropractor charged with sexually assaulting female patients under the guise of medical examinations.
It took four days to choose a panel to hear the case against Stuart Greenwood, who is charged with two counts of sexual penetration and three counts each of sexual battery and sexual battery under unlawful restraint -- all felonies.
Opening statements are scheduled for Tuesday morning at the Palm Springs courthouse.
Greenwood, 61, is accused of sexually assaulting seven patients between February 2005 and November 2008. The criminal complaint alleges that he touched their private areas and used his finger to digitally penetrate them.
According to court papers, the alleged victims were "at the time unconscious of the nature of the act and (were) not aware, knowing, perceiving or cognizant of the essential characteristics of the act due to the defendant's fraudulent representation that the sexual penetration served a professional purpose."
Greenwood was arrested on Feb. 18, 2009, at his office at 81557 Doctor Carreon Blvd. in Indio.
According to the California State Board of Chiropractic Examiners, Greenwood -- whose license is valid -- has since moved his practice to 791158 Diane Drive in La Quinta.
He also has a practice in Apple Valley, at 10798 Nandina Road, according to the database on the state board's website.
The chiropractor's license remains valid, although the accusations against him are noted on his file.
Greenwood is out of custody on $100,000 bail.


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Police are appealing for information following a suspicious incident in Farnborough last week.
On Friday January 24, between 8.10am and 8.15am, a 12-year-old girl was walking in an alley way between Middleton Gardens and Marlborough View when an unknown man cycled up beside her.
He stopped and looked at her, making her feel uncomfortable, and as she ran away the man continued to ride alongside her until she reached a local convenience store, where he turned and rode away.
The man is described as Asian, with large brown afro hair aged in his 30s. He was clean shaven and was wearing a red hooded top, blue jogging bottoms and only one sock.
He was riding a red and black mountain bike.
Inspector Olga Venner, from Hampshire police, said: "I would like to hear from anyone who recognises the description of this man as we would like to speak to him in order to establish the full circumstances of the incident.
"The girl was scared by the man's behaviour towards her and we have been carrying out extra patrols in the area at the start and end of the school day to offer reassurance to children and their parents."
Anyone with information about the incident is asked to contact the Farnborough Safer Neighbourhoods team by phoning 101 or call Crimestoppers charity anonymously on 0800 555 111.


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Fans Claim Pixels On Guinness's Festival Billboard To Slowly Reveal Performers
The brewing company celebrates its 253rd anniversary with a secret musical event whose date, time and headliners are revealed over time.
What started out an anniversary celebration three years ago to commemorate 250 years of business for Guinness Brewing Co. has turned into an annual concert series. Arthur's Day, named after the founder, will be celebrated in Dublin on September 27th.
To lead up to the event, Guinness is sponsoring an online collaboration called Paint the Town Black on September 26th, which allows fans to claim a pixel on a huge billboard. Once a fan signs up, they can watch a live feed of the display being filled in. The final product will reveal two performers who are headlining at the event. The video below shows the process, which was done for the festival held on September 17 in Singapore.
Performers for the event include: Ellie Goulding, Mika, Fatboy Slim, Professor Green, and Amy MacDonald, among others. Proceeds benefit the Arthur Guinness Fund, which recognizes developing social entrepreneurship. Visit Guinness' Facebook page for more information and to join Paint the Town Black.


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Nacer Chadli did not sanction the signing of £110m worth of players in the summer. And neither did Nabil Bentaleb. Yet these very same players are finding themselves consistently blamed for Tottenham Hotspur's failings.
Yes, they are the ones who are on the pitch; but they are not the ones who decided who should be on the pitch.
Neil Ashton was one such commentator who found the players at fault in his post-match column following Tottenham's loss to Arsenal. These blow-ins are in need of a history lesson we're told. And Tim Sherwood was very vocal in his criticism of his own players following their defeat to Chelsea, bemoaning a lack of 'guts' and 'pride'.
The theme is that it's the player's fault for not playing like a team. This seems like a grossly unfair accusation to make.
Footballers are responsible for their individual performances. It's the management who are responsible for the overall performance of their team.
Nacer Chadli is a 24-year-old winger who has only been at Tottenham since August. Nabil Bentaleb was only promoted from the youth team after Andre Villas-Boas' departure. And Andros Townsend is 22 and has been loaned to nine different clubs over the past five years.
How these individuals are supposed to be responsible for the failings of this team is baffling. The seeds of Tottenham's problems were sown last summer and have only been exacerbated by the clubs management since.
Spurs don't play like a coherent team because they're not one. It's very difficult to build a coherent side when you sign a lot of players in one window. It's even harder when you sack your manager shortly afterwards.
Franco Baldini is responsible for coherency at the club. That's the role of the technical director. It was Baldini who thought it wise to replace one player with seven. But it was Villas-Boas who would fall on his sword.
Villas-Boas is certainly not a man without fault, but if you're going to change your team so much in one window it makes sense to at least keep your manager constant.
Which leaves Tim Sherwood with the unenviable job of trying to achieve some coherency while changing things at the same time. And while this is undoubtedly a difficult job, it is Sherwood's job. And yet the Tottenham manager seems to think it's everybody's responsibility but his.
Sherwood has done well to market himself as the persecuted Englishman left with the impossible task of cleaning up a monumental mess left to him by a bunch of foreigners. He may be right to highlight the foreign bias that seems to exist in the Premier League, but wrong to believe this is the sole reason why he has found himself criticised for his decisions.
It wasn't because he was English that he was criticised for playing Bentaleb and Dembélé against Arsenal's midfield three in Spurs 2-0 FA Cup defeat at the Emirates. He was criticised because it was suicidal.
Seemingly unwilling to accept responsibility for his tactical mistakes, Sherwood has sought to outsource the building of team spirit to the players themselves.
In reaction to defeat to Chelsea, the Spurs manager felt his players were "too nice to each other." Sherwood said of his players: "[they] need to show a bit more guts and not want to be someone's mate all the time. They need to drag it out of each other."
If neither tactics, nor team spirit come under the manager's remit, it begs the question what does Sherwood see himself responsible for? The answer apparently depends on the success of the thing in question.
Following Spurs' defeat to Arsenal, Sherwood praised his players' effort, claiming they gave "everything for the team." The obvious insinuation here was that he was responsible for this improvement in work rate and their performance was a vindication of his controversial decision to openly criticise his players.
If he is willing to take credit for his achievements, he must also take responsibility for his mistakes. While the biggest mistakes at the club were made in the summer, Sherwood must accept responsibility for the club in the short-term at least.
What is perhaps the most worrying thing for his long-term prospects is how happy he seemed to be in defeat. If Sherwood is content to be a plucky loser it would seem he's not the man to oversee the overhaul that is needed at Tottenham.
It's hard to see how the players are at fault given how deep the problems run at White Hart Lane. While individual errors on the pitch may have been responsible for their recent defeat to Chelsea; it's mistakes much higher up that are accountable for Tottenham's fast declining fortunes.


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When: Tue., Aug. 6, 7-11 p.m. 2013
It's a veritable smorgasboard of tasty underground bands when LA's mathy hardcore/emo band Calculator. plays the ZACC, along with the Plurals, Sama Dams, Catherine Feeny, you.may.die.in.the.desert and Commissure. Everything from singer-songwriter to post rock, plus those silly Whoopass Girls might show up, too. 235 N. First St. $5. 7-11 PM. All ages, no alcohol.


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Often times, European horses are the focus of attention in the internationally prestigious Arlington Million (gr. IT). And while the 2009 edition of the race does include three capable foreigners, it is a trio of terrific American horses that are the ones to beat this time around.
Gio Ponti , Einstein and Presious Passion, with six grade I wins between them this season, lead a contentious field of nine in the Aug. 8 Arlington Million at Arlington Park. The 1 1/4-mile turf race is the centerpiece of the Chicago-area racetrack's Million Day card that also includes the $750,000 Beverly D. and Secretariat stakes, also both grade I turf events.
PP. Horse, Jockey, Weight, Jockey
1. Einstein (BRZ), J R Leparoux, 126, H Pitts
2. Presious Passion (FL), E Trujillo, 126, M Hartmann
3. Just as Well (KY), E T Baird, 126, J E Sheppard
4. Stotsfold (GB), A Kirby, 126, W J Swinburn
5. Mr. Sidney (KY), K J Desormeaux, 126, W I Mott
6. Gio Ponti (KY), R A Dominguez, 126, C Clement
7. Gloria de Campeao (BRZ), T Pereira, 126, P F Bary
8. Cima de Triomphe (IRE), C P Lemaire, 126, L M Cumani
9. Recapturetheglory (KY), G K Gomez, 126, L J Roussel, III


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Should oppressed people oppress others? For some African-Americans, the answer is yes.
The raucous scene blew my mind. It took place in 1994: I was involved in a demonstration outside of Baltimore's City Hall. Inside, the City Council was deliberating on a watered-down measure that would have granted hospital-visitation rights to gay and lesbian couples. Word was that the bill stood a very good chance of being passed.
Waving the flag for gay equality was a ragtag group of progressive activists: We were assembled in front of the municipal building, waving signs and shouting at the tops of lungs as if our lives depended on it. Which they did. What we were chanting, however, could not be heard over the gospel singing of anti-gay activists also gathered in the plaza outside of City Hall. Vocalizing loudly and passionately was a huge crowd of Baptists — all of whom identified as African-American or black. Our opponents outnumbered us by about two-to-one. As the minutes passed, the tension grew in intensity. When word finally came that the council had voted in favor of the fundamentalists' position (for reasons political, not moral), the anti-gay protesters, who had all been bused in from other states, erupted into joyful singing and shouting.
I'll never forget this: One woman directed her passionate praise toward the skies. "Thank you, Lord," she cried. "Thank you for striking down these forces of evil! That's my protector; that's my Jesus!" Being a Christian, one who believes that God loves all of his children and that Jesus never said a word against homosexuals, I could not remain silent.
"How dare you!" I retorted angrily. "My Jesus would never, ever, want to hurt his gay and lesbian children. You are slandering God!"
The woman leapt toward me, her face ending up less than an inch from mine, which, like hers, is brown in hue. "You are no Christian, and you're a disgrace to black people. You are an affront to God!"
Noting the presence of television cameras rushing in to capture the fracas, I stepped back, feeling angry, hurt, demoralized. Had I (a multiculti human who does not identify as "black" or "African-American") not been a pacifist, I do not know what might have happened if the quarrel had escalated. But as I have said, the scene, by now a live-TV frenzy, blew my mind. All I could do was wonder: Why is it that these people — who know the dehumanization of legally instituted oppression all too well — so eager to keep other people oppressed under law? Why were these people, whose ancestors once were considered by inhumane laws to be worth only three-fifths of a human being, so determined to keep us consigned to the hell that is second-class citizenship?
To this day, I don't have an answer to that question.
Historically, the so-called African-American community has demonstrated an intense antipathy toward GLBT people.
Online publication Shades of Love, which describes itself as a "black relationships magazine," notes in the essay, "Are Black Men Homophobic?":
In 1968, Eldridge Cleaver stated, "Homosexuality is a sickness, just as are baby-rape or wanting to become head of General Motors." To be a healthy male, then, is to be homophobic, afraid of and opposed to homosexuality. It may be no accident that Cleaver was a Black male, spokesman for a generation asserting their rights to power and authority in a hostile environment. Power and authority were not only political and economic, but also sexual. The Black male, according to Cleaver, should reject social pathologies in the forms of capitalism and homosexuality. More recently, homophobia by Black males was also reinforced by Louis Farrakhan who equated homosexuality with prostitution and drug addiction in his 1995 "State of America" address. Black male leaders, it seems, view homosexuality as a barrier to racial progress.
That is a concept I witnessed a few years ago, while covering a Maryland General Assembly hearing on legislation intended to prohibit discrimination against gays and lesbians in the areas of housing, employment, and public accommodations. State Del. Emmett C. Burns, a Baptist minister, vehemently opposed the bill and vociferously challenged anyone making a connection between the African-American civil-rights struggle of the 1960s and the modern gay-rights movement. I watched as the delegate glowered and trembled as he leafed through the pages of a Bible to justify his refusal to grant any measure of equality to a segment of his constituency. The scene made me feel physically ill.
Writer Gala Oliver shared her struggle with homophobia in her community in an article that appeared in lesbian magazine Curve:
As a 35-year-old, middle-class, Black lesbian feminist, and a member of an interracial couple, I run the gamut between many worlds. I have experienced external racism, classism, sexism and homophobia, but I've found that oppression hurts a lot more when it comes from "one of your own."
I came out to myself when I was 11 years old. It was 1976, just two years after the American Psychiatric Association struck homosexuality off its list of mental disorders. People just didn't talk about homosexuality then. Unfortunately, in the Black community, we still don't.
And if it is ever discussed, it is often misnamed or mislabeled. I mean, even at 11 years of age, I had heard terms like "punk," "fag," "bulldagger," "he-she" and "lezzie," but "homosexuality" was reserved exclusively for crazy white people, because the majority of Black people mislabeled it as being a "white thang" — a product of the decadence of white culture.
So many of us who grew up in the Black community never hearing the term "homosexual" applied to us believed that it had to be a white thing and if we were to embrace homosexuality it would mean that we were truly crazy for adopting "the white man's sickness" from our oppressors.
One of the reasons Black lesbians and gays are ignored or discounted is that our presence threatens the Black family model, which is still rooted in the Black matriarchy myth.
The myth basically says that Black women not only dominate the Black family, but are in cohoots with the white power structure to disempower Black men.
Many Black men still use this myth to assert that the Black male should be reinstated into his "rightful" role as head of the Black family; of course, that means that the Black woman's role is reduced solely to supporting her man, often at the expense of her own self-definition. From a Black nationalist point of view, anything that isn't in line with this male-dominant/female-subordinate model is considered to be anti-Black family.
Alternative newspaper The Stranger also notes this theory in Charles Mudede's 2001 piece, "The House Agenda":
When the former president of Zimbabwe, Caanan Banana, was tried and convicted for sodomy in the late '90s, most Africans believed that his advanced Western education (he was a learned theologian) induced his abnormal desires for men. Excessive exposure to Western culture had turned a once normal African man with a standard sexual appetite into a European libertine with an appetite for the bizarre gay sex. This is how homosexuality is represented in Africa's popular imagination: It is the ultimate sign of white culture, the final product of democratic freedom.
White culture is corrupt, exemplifying nothing less than the fruit of knowledge that awakens the innocent mind to evil delights, unearthly pleasures. Too much white knowledge will dislocate the African man from what Disney's Lion King describes as "the cycle of life." Indeed, while the West has blamed African promiscuity for AIDS, Africans have always accused Western decadence for bringing the deadly disease to Africa.
Black America also makes similar connections between white decadence/gay lifestyle and corruption. In a class I taught many years ago at Seattle Central Community College, a black student had no problem linking J. Edgar Hoover's purported homosexuality with the fact that he was, one, white, and two, morally bankrupt. To find the most hysterical expression of this attitude (white culture = decadence = homosexuality) in black America, you only have to read the once popular book Soul on Ice, by Eldridge Cleaver, which argues that "Negro homosexuals" were "touching their toes" for white men because their sense of masculinity had been corrupted by white culture.
Whether in Africa or America, for blacks, homosexuality takes the form of the foreign, the rupture on the border of black culture that initiates the fall from grace. This perception not only locates black gay men as dysfunctional or sick (which is what black homophobia shares with white homophobia), but also as race traitors, sexual Uncle Toms who have surrendered their black identity to European decadence.
That combination of racism and homophobia is a major part of the reason why gays and lesbians of all hues remain unequal under secular law in the US.
The situation is all the more inexplicable because of a dichotomy that appears within what society labels the African-American community. The vast majority of Americans categorized as "black" vote for Democratic candidates because of the party's stance on economic and labor issues. As the Democratic party has become more open in its support of gay issues over the past decade, more of those who identify as African-American have come to grasp the importance of equality for all.
Coretta Scott King, pro-equality widow of slain civil-rights icon Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., has said: "Lesbian and gay people are a permanent part of the American work force who currently have little or no protection from the arbitrary abuse of their rights on the job. For too long, our nation has tolerated the insidious form of discrimination against this group of Americans, who have worked as hard as any group, paid their taxes like everyone else, and yet has been denied equal protection under the law."
To their credit, the Rev. James Lawson and his brother, the Rev. Philip Lawson, marched alongside Dr. King in the civil-rights movement nearly 40 years ago. In 2000, they joined other civil-rights luminaries such as the Rev. Robert Graetz, a "white" Lutheran clergyman; Dr. Arun Gandhi, grandson of Mohandas K. Gandhi, the father of nonviolence; and Yolanda King, one of Dr. King's daughters, in standing against the oppression of GLBT people in religious denominations and under law.
More recently, poet/activist Amiri Baraka has joined the gay-rights movement in the wake of the apparent hate-murder earlier this year of lesbian teen Sakia Gunn.
And many politicians and voters have put aside their personal discomfort to support some pro-gay issues. In Baltimore City, for example, the domestic-partner hospital-visitation bill finally won passage in 1995. Also ultimately successful was Maryland's anti-discrimination bill, which became law in 2001, and even survived a right-wing repeal effort. Many people — of all stripes — finally have figured out that giving GLBT citizens parity in the workplace and in some family issues won't bring the wrath of God down upon us. But what happens when the issue is legal marriage?
In the Sept. 24 issue of the Village Voice, Ta-Nehisi Coates ponders whether the pull of "black homophobia" could create new support for Republicans pushing for the enactment of the Federal Marriage Amendment, which would bar gay relationships from any sort of legal recognition, and for the re-election of the squatter in the White House.
The votes are there to be gathered, or so the numbers would suggest. A July poll, by Gallup and CNN/USA Today, concluded that since the Supreme Court overturned Texas's anti-sodomy law in June, support for gay marriage has dropped precipitously in the black community. Before the decision, when African Americans were asked whether homosexual relationships should be legal, 58 percent said yes; afterward that figure dropped to 36 percent. To put that in perspective, consider that among people — of any race — who attend church every week, 49 percent answered yes.
What's more, the Alliance for Marriage, for instance, has very consciously recruited African Americans in its efforts to pass a constitutional amendment banning gay unions. Reverend Walter Fauntroy, who helped organize the March on Washington in 1963, is prominent in the group. Its board of advisers comprises several clergymen from the African Methodist Episcopal church and its website conspicuously features black people on page after page.
That may be an isolated attempt at inclusivity. Black conservative Robert Woodson, founder and president of the National Center for Neighborhood Enterprise, says the GOP hardly capitalizes on what should be natural affinities. "The Republicans don't exploit the similarities," he says. "African Americans are vehemently opposed to gay marriage, and Republicans should be working with them to fight it. They should be bringing the two groups together, saying, 'How can we join you?' "
New York-based author Keith Boykin, who's black and gay, also sees same-sex marriage as an issue that might allow Republicans to siphon a few black votes. Unlike Woodson, the left-leaning Boykin warns that politicos are already trying. "The right wing wants to use same-sex marriage as an issue to divide the progressive base," says Boykin. "It's a wedge issue because the right wing wants to convince black people that Democrats are out of touch."
Ultimately, Coates doesn't believe that Republicans will succeed in seducing African-Americans to, um, the dark side. She points out that "[w]hile the black church has been the source of some backward thinking on social issues, it's also been a hotbed of black leftism — just look at Martin Luther King Jr., Jesse Jackson, or Al Sharpton."
Sharpton, one of the many candidates seeking the Democratic-party nomination in the 2004 presidential race, recently spoke directly to the issue of marriage equality for GLBT Americans: "It's like asking Do I support black marriage or white marriage?' The inference of the question is that gays are not like other human beings. [It's] like saying you give blacks, or whites, or Latinos the right to shack up but not get married."
The other African-American candidate, Carol Moseley Braun, also spoke on the importance of equality for the gay community, pointing out the downside to Vermont's Jim Crow solution to the gay-marriage issue: "The concept of 'separate but equal' was properly rejected as inherently problematic by the Supreme Court in the landmark school-desegregation case, Brown v. Board of Education. While I applaud the Vermont Civil Union law, I am convinced that ultimately inequities will arise if there is one set of laws governing marriage commitments for heterosexuals, and another set of laws governing marriage commitments for homosexuals."
Do the enlightened views of Sharpton and Moseley Braun filter down to the "black" community? To some, perhaps, but certainly not to all or even most of its members. Many African-Americans remain opposed to the idea of legal marriage for gays. But in her Voice piece, Coates says that while many conservatives share the homophobia of some African-Americans, they have not come up with any pocketbook issues that would benefit this particular constituency (or any other one, save for the wealthy).
In the end, what may end up saving American GLBTs from the unjust Federal Marriage Amendment is that famed James Carville truth: It's the economy, stupid. Let's just hope that Republicans don't bring in a cadre of Bible-thumping gospel singers to shore up their cause.
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After a few weeks off from her regular stint as ABC Gippsland's literary correspondent, Maria Doganieri returned to the program this morning refreshed from a holiday in New York.
Given her recent sojourn, we though it a perfect opportunity to talk about travel writing with Maria on our books segment today.
"Honestly, my advice would be that whether you're reading fiction or non-fiction, if you're going to be travelling it would be really amazing to read something about the place where you are," Maria suggests.
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NEW YORK — Former President George W. Bush's media blitz to sell his new book seems carefully designed to minimize surprises, although he got one Wednesday in a surprise rapprochement with Kanye West.
The rapper says now that he "didn't have the grounds" to call Bush a racist after Hurricane Katrina. The former president was shown tape of West's comments in a live "Today" show interview and said he appreciated West's regret.
Bush has primarily favored the leaders of their respective fields in an effort to spread his salesmanship as wide as possible: NBC News, Fox News Channel, Rush Limbaugh, Oprah Winfrey and Jay Leno. ABC, CBS and CNN were deemphasized or left behind entirely.
In an earlier media era, Matt Lauer's one-hour taped interview with Bush would have been jealously guarded until airtime, said Jim Bell, executive producer of the "Today" show. Instead, it was sliced and diced and spread around various outlets: clips aired on "Today" last Thursday and Friday and on "Nightly News." A business-oriented response was sent to CNBC, and political comments to MSNBC and further quotes out to local NBC affiliates.
MSNBC is airing an expanded, two-hour version of the interview this weekend.
Monday's prime-time special wasn't a big seller, finishing fourth in its time slot with more than 7 million viewers, the Nielsen Co. said. That's generally a tough night for NBC, and the interview did slightly better than "Chuck" usually does in the time slot.
"We're more than thrilled with how the interview has played out," Bell said.
He said he believed Bush had a certain comfort level with Lauer, whose live interview with Bush on Wednesday's "Today" show was pointed but not combative.
The arrangements with Bush were worked out in August, he said. Although Bush's daughter Jenna Bush Hager is an occasional correspondent for "Today," Bell said she wasn't used in NBC's sales pitch and he believed it wasn't a factor in Bush's selection.
Although Bush agreed to an interview with Jim Axelrod to air on CBS' "Sunday Morning" next week, he turned down a request to appear on "60 Minutes" with Scott Pelley, said Jeff Fager, that broadcast's executive producer.
"It didn't go our way," Fager said. NBC offered a larger amount of outlets and time on the air than CBS could, since it doesn't have associated cable networks. CBS could have offered a bigger audience in prime-time, however: Sunday's "60 Minutes," featuring a Steve Kroft interview with President Barack Obama, was seen by more than 15 million people — double the audience of NBC's hour.
ABC would not detail its discussions with the Bush camp. The network could undoubtedly have offered Diane Sawyer, George Stephanopoulos or Barbara Walters as interviewers, along with time in prime-time, "Good Morning America," "World News" and "Nightline."
Fox News, where the Republican ex-president could expect a sympathetic audience, is getting significant face time. Each member of Fox's prime-time lineup scored a Bush interview, putting the former president on four nights out of five. Sean Hannity's first interview aired Tuesday, Bill O'Reilly is up Thursday, Greta Van Susteren is on Friday and Hannity will have a second one on Saturday night.
Fox's morning show will air Bush interview material Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday next week.
Bush had written that it was a low point in his presidency when West declared that "George Bush doesn't care about black people." But in an interview with Lauer taped Tuesday, West said that he spoke in a moment of frustration.
"I didn't have the grounds to call him a racist," West said. "I believe that in a situation of high emotion like that we as human beings don't always choose the right words."
Shown a tape of West's remarks, Bush said he appreciated them and forgave him.
"I'm not a hater," he said. "I don't hate Kanye West. I was talking about an environment in which people were willing to say things that hurt. Nobody wants to be called a racist if in your heart you believe in equality of races."
In a blooper reminiscent of his famed mispronunciation of "nuc-u-lar" — or perhaps a subtle dig — Bush twice referred to West as "Conway."
There was also another memorable West meltdown: He tweeted Tuesday about feeling "very used" by the interview and said Lauer "tried to force my answers. I came there with only positive intent." NBC is airing a longer West interview on Thursday, and wouldn't comment directly on West's tweets.
While amiable, Bush has carefully steered interviewers toward material in his book and does not bite on questions where he could be seen as passing judgment on his successor.
He seemed surprised, and a little amused, when Lauer asked Wednesday if he enjoyed being back in the spotlight.
"It's an interesting question, since YOU are the spotlight," Lauer said. "I've enjoyed selling the book." (The memoir "Decision Points" sold at least 220,000 copies on its first day of release).
When the sales work is done, the former president said, "I'm heading back underground."
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