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We must now get the diameter of the minor axis, along the line B.
The arches which stood at the extremities of the minor axis were the approaches to the imperial pavilions.
Polar spines sharp edged, more or less curved, the shorter equal to the minor axis, the longer twice as long.
minor axis three times as large as that of the inner spherical shell; pores of the latter, small, circular.
minor axis twice as long as the diameter of the inner spherical shell, which has regular, simple, circular pores of half the size.
The minor axis or greatest breadth is about one-half the major axis or length.
Polar spines three-sided pyramidal, about as long as the minor axis, as broad at the base as one hexagonal frame.
The marks D D, therefore, indicate the distance across the minor axis in Fig. 113.
Draw the line a b, the major axis, and at a right angle to it the line c d, the minor axis of the figure.

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Sweet-and-Sour Carrot Dressing
Serve with watercress, raw spinach, Boston or romaine lettuce or cabbage slaw.
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- Servings: MAKES ABOUT 3/4 CUP
- 3 cups fresh carrot juice
- 1 tablespoon fresh lemon juice
- 2 tablespoons rice wine vinegar
- 1 1/2 teaspoons soy sauce
- 1 1/2 teaspoons vegetable oil
- 3 drops of hot chili oil
- Salt
- 2 tablespoons minced scallion
How to make this recipe
In a small nonreactive saucepan, bring the carrot juice and lemon juice to a boil over moderately high heat. Cook until the solids separate from the liquid, about 5 minutes, then strain into a bowl. Return the juice to the pan. Boil over moderately high heat until the juice is reduced to 2/3 cup, about 20 minutes. Transfer the mixture to a bowl and let cool slightly. Whisk in the rice wine vinegar, soy sauce, vegetable oil and chili oil and season with salt. Whisk in the scallion just before serving.
Make Ahead
The dressing can be refrigerated, covered, for up to 3 days.
One Tablespoon Calories 31 kcal, Protein .6 gm, Carbohydrate 6 gm, Cholesterol 0, Total Fat .7 gm, Saturated Fat .1 gm.


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OVERVIEW: There are plenty of changes in the most recent incarnation of the Viking Update mock draft, but we remain locked and loaded with the Vikings' two projected first-round picks. They will fill a need at receiver and add to their depth on the defensive line. The buzz surrounding quarterback (West Virginia's Geno Smith in particular) is going to heat up – with speculation that Smith could fall anywhere in the first nine picks of the draft. While the players the Vikings have to choose from will change, their picks remain the same … for now.
1. Kansas City – Luke Joeckel, OT, Texas A&M. The best idea for the Chiefs may be to trade down a handful of spots and let someone else take the safest pick in the draft. Some might think putting the franchise tag on Branden Albert eliminates need, but with all the spending the Chiefs have done in free agency to add talent, Albert is only a one-year solution and there may not be enough money to sign him to a long-term deal at this point of drunken sailor-like spending.
2. Jacksonville – Dion Jordan, DE/OLB, Oregon. This is the spot we (currently) believe Jordan will drop, but whether it's Jacksonville that makes the pick or not is the bigger question. Jordan is the most impactful pass rusher in the draft. A few years ago, he would have been branded a positional 'tweener, but in the new-look NFL anyone who can harass a quarterback has a ton of value. His value in a 3-4 defense is such that a team like Cleveland, Arizona or the Jets (and his former college coach Chip Kelly, now the head coach in Philadelphia at No. 4) might move up to grab him as a quick-fix option – an expensive quick fix, but one that may well be worth the risk.
3. Oakland – Sharrif Floyd, DT. Florida. He was the No. 2 defensive tackle on the board prior to the Combine, when Utah's Star Lotulelei drew concerns over the flow of blood out of a ventricle in his heart. Now Floyd seems almost married to Raiders. Oakland has always been known for making crazy draft day decisions, so you have to take this pick with a grain of salt. This is the same bunch that bought into JaMarcus Russell one pick before a grateful Detroit Lions, who happily selected Calvin Johnson, and six picks later, a giddy Minnesota fan base begrudgingly welcomed Adrian Peterson. Nothing is certain with Oakland, but this may be as close as you get.
4. Philadelphia – Dee Milliner, CB, Alabama. The Eagles spent a ton on Nnamdi Asomugha and Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie and all they got was tired cutting big checks. Neither ever seemed to be an ideal fit in Philly. The Eagles got rid of both of them and now have a huge need here. Milliner is head and shoulders the best corner in this year's draft. If Chip Kelly loves his former protégé Dion Jordan, he could endorse that pick if he is still on the board, but after letting the Dream Team cornerbacks go away, they need help and Milliner is a quick fix to a current problem.
5. Detroit – Ezekiel Ansah, DE, BYU. The Lions lost Cliff Avril to free agency and cut Kyle Vanden Bosch after the season, so this is a big position of need for a defense that had trouble getting to the quarterback last year with their established guys. The Lions may use all of their picks on defense this year. This is an extremely deep defensive end crop, so the Lions may get enamored with another candidate, but defensive end is where this pick needs to be.
6. Cleveland – Star Lotulelei, DT, Utah. Trust us on this one. Whether Lotulelei ends up in Cleveland, his stock is going to be on the rise despite concerns long-term about investing in a player with heart questions – not his willingness to play through pain, but literally his heart. While he didn't play SEC-style competition, Lotulelei was dominant at his position and with the proper coaching could become a dominant NFL lane-clogger. The Cleveland defense isn't that far away from being very good and Lotulelei could be the biggest piece of that puzzle.
7. Arizona – Eric Fisher, OT, Central Michigan. QB Geno Smith makes sense here, but the Cardinals signed Drew Stanton with the belief he can be the starter and traded for Carson Palmer. Still, the team has been a revolving door at QB since Kurt Warner retired so Smith remains a distinct possibility. My concern on Fisher is the level of competition he played. Central Michigan is not the SEC … not by a long shot. Some scouts think he could be the No. 2 pick. I still have my reservations and I think teams in the top five will, too.
8. Buffalo – Geno Smith, QB, West Virginia. Ryan Fitzpatrick was an expensive mistake and was cut in early March. With Tarvaris Jackson as the incumbent and rental QB Kevin Kolb in the mix, Smith will still get every chance to win the job this year and, if he doesn't, will still likely have the job handed to him next year. If Smith goes to Arizona, as I suspect will be the growing sentiment as we get closer to the draft, USC's Matt Barkley is a possibility. However, I don't grade Barkley out as a first-round talent, so the Bills could trade back and let someone else in on the action. Scroll down at the teams with picks remaining in the first round and find one that would use its first-round pick on Barkley. The Bills could drop a lot and still get him.
9. New York Jets – Jarvis Jones, OLB, Georgia. The Jets went from a team that was a playoff regular and on the doorstep of a Super Bowl run to a team with a ton of holes on both sides of the ball and people jumping ship left and right. Some think Barkley is the pick, but the Jets have been burned by a USC system QB already. David Garrard is now Plan B, not Barkley. Jones is an athlete the defense needs badly. He has big-play skills that the Jets were sorely lacking last year and, after cutting Bart Scott and Calvin Pace, young blood is needed here. The biggest issues facing Jones are injury concerns. After suffering a spinal stenosis injury that ended his 2012 season, he could be one of the draft day free-fallers, but has what the Jets need and could be a risk/reward pick.
10. Tennessee – Barkevious Mingo, DE, LSU. The Titans plugged a couple of key offseason holes with the signing of guard Andy Levitre and running back Shonn Greene to be a change of pace for Chris Johnson, so they're looking for the best athlete available. In need of a pass rusher, Mingo is an ideal pick. If Lotulelei is still on the board, he could garner prime consideration if his medical tests are favorable to the Titans medicos.
11. San Diego – Lane Johnson, OT, Oklahoma. Philip Rivers has dropped out of the conversation among the elite QBs in the NFL and much of the reason is that his O-line has been so porous he doesn't have time to throw his patented shot-put passes. Johnson is an immediate and much-needed upgrade. The Chargers have identified offensive line as a need for the past three years – whether at tackle, guard or center – yet each year that follows, O-line remains a front-burner problem. This time, they get the job done and land a left tackle that they hope can man the position for the next decade.
12. Miami – Chance Warmack, G, Alabama. The Dolphins addressed most of their pressing needs in free agency, plugging gaps at wide receiver (Wallace and Gibson), linebacker (Dannell Ellerbe and Phillip Wheeler) and tight end (Dustin Keller). They would love for Fisher or Johnson to fall to this spot so they can replace Jake Long, but there isn't an offensive tackle left at this point that warrants selection here. Warmack is an elite guard that can dominate at his position and give the O-line some immediate improvement. Trading down remains a very viable option – dropping a couple of spots, picking up a fourth-round pick, and taking Alabama's D.J. Fluker.
13. Tampa Bay – Xavier Rhodes, CB, Florida State. The Bucs have a proud tradition of strong secondary play, dating back to the arrival of Tony Dungy in 1999, but with the trade of Aqib Talib and the aging of Ronde Barber, both cornerback and safety became priority issues. The signing of 49er safety Dashon Goldson eased the problem there. Now it's time to address cornerback and Rhodes can give the Buccaneers a player that can be put on an island. With six games against Drew Brees, Matt Ryan and Cam Newton, cornerback is a big priority.
14. Carolina – Sheldon Richardson, DT, Missouri. The Panthers used to be defined by their defensive line play. In recent years, they've stunk, especially up the middle. This is a need pick that matches up nicely with the "best player on the board" philosophy. If Lotulelei makes it past Oakland and Tennessee, he would be a value pick here and they will jump on him. Richardson isn't a bad consolation prize for a team looking to toughen up the interior of its D-line.
15. New Orleans – D.J. Fluker, OT, Alabama. The Saints have many defensive needs – clearly there were no bounties put out last year, or at least none that were paid off. But after losing Jermon Bushrod to the Bears in free agency, left tackle becomes an immediate need. As much as the Saints could use all of their draft picks on trying to improve one of the league's most anemic defenses, protecting Drew Brees trumps any need on defense.
16. St. Louis – Tavon Austin, WR, West Virginia. Few players have their stock on the rise more than Austin. While Cordarrelle Patterson has the most upside, for the Sam Bradford offense, Austin has a chance to catch 80-100 passes right out of the gate and become Danny Amendola Version 2.0. This pick would seem to come down to two players – Austin and safety Kenny Vaccaro. There is a chance Vaccaro is still on the board at No. 22 with the pick acquired in the RG3 trade, but the fast-rising Austin won't be there, somewhat forcing the Rams' hand.
17. Pittsburgh – Cordarrelle Patterson, WR, Tennessee. The choice is down to Patterson and safety Kenny Vaccaro, who will get a long hard look because of the age and injury questions at the safety spot. Troy Polamalu can't stay healthy given his reckless style of play over the last decade and Ryan Clark is 34 this year. If Vaccaro is still there, the Steelers would be idiots not to take him for obvious reasons. But, after losing Hines Ward and Mike Wallace over the last two years, restocking the WR shelf is an enormous need and Patterson is the class of the Class of 2013. He has the potential to be a Dwayne Bowe/Vincent Jackson type receiver that makes plays deep down the field and in the intermediate game. He's a matchup nightmare, which has always intrigued the Steelers.
18. Dallas – Jonathan Cooper, G, North Carolina. The Cowboys tried a low-rent free agent solution at guard last year, signing pedestrian free agents Nate Livings and Mackenzy Bernadeau. Neither panned out as hoped, but, in hindsight, performed as expected. Cooper is a dominant mauling guard and will provide an immediate upgrade to a line in dire need of more talent. The Cowboys have enough weapons on offense to make a Super Bowl run, but games are won and lost in the trenches – especially in the NFC East. Center is also an issue – Ryan Cook was the starter last year – but there isn't a center worthy of selection this early.
19. New York Giants – Tyler Eifert, TE, Notre Dame. The Giants haven't had a meaningful game-changer at tight end since they traded Jeremy Shockey to the Saints when his attitude wore thin on the front office. Eifert's strong combine performance pushed him past Stanford's Zach Ertz as the top TE in the draft. Despite signing Brandon Myers to a contract, the Giants did the exact same thing with Martellus Bennett last year. He had a good season and now he's gone. Eifert gives the Giants a long-term solution to the tight end problem. Having Myers there gives Eli Manning a veteran move-the-chains tight end like he was for Carson Palmer in Oakland. Eifert is worth doubling down on if the Giants intend to make another Super Bowl run.
20. Chicago – Alec Ogletree, OLB, Alabama. Up until free agency, we had Chicago as locked and loaded on a position as any team in the draft. They were taking an offensive tackle. J'Marcus Webb was a human turnstile at left tackle and Jay Cutler looked droopy for a reason. He took too many shots. Yet, the Bears invested in New Orleans OT Jermon Bushrod. Now the priority turns to the glaring need to replace their linebacker corps – Lance Briggs may be the only one of the top five linebackers on the 2012 depth chart returning. Ogletree has significant off-field issues, which may explain why he's still on the board at this point, but his talent, combined with Chicago's need, makes this pick (relatively) easy.
21. Cincinnati – Menelik Watson, OT, Florida State. There are several directions the Bengals could go in, but adding depth to the O-line is a priority. Watson might be a bit of a reach, but he could compete for the starting right tackle spot and in an ideal world would spend his rookie year at guard with the potential of moving outside – much like Branden Albert did with Kansas City. We're not married to this pick, but, for now, it's a need/fit type of pick.
22. St. Louis (from Washington) – Kenny Vaccaro, S, Texas. If this scenario can play itself out, the Rams will be ecstatic. Vaccaro is the best safety in the draft and the Rams need an upgrade after cutting veteran Quintin Mikell and inexplicably losing dismal starter Craig Dahl to San Francisco in free agency. Even if both were still on the roster, Vaccaro would be in the starting lineup. Without them, he fills a talent void as well as a need – making the trade that sent the second pick in last year's draft to Washington for the right to draft Robert Griffin III a much closer trade in terms of talent, as the Rams continue to stockpile premium picks and premium players.
23. Minnesota – Keenan Allen, WR, Cal. Despite the signing of Greg Jennings, the Vikings need a playmaking wide receiver to infuse the receiver corps with young talent following the trade of Percy Harvin. While the Vikings would be an ideal landing spot for risk/reward receiver Cordarrelle Patterson, who needs to be a No. 2 guy to start out so he can develop into a star talent without the pressure of facing constant double teams, of all the receivers on the board, Allen would be viewed as the "safest" pick at this point. He's a prototype West Coast receiver who could excel on the outside or in the slot. The big issue for the Vikings is trying to determine what the Colts are going to do with the pick in between their two selections. If they're convinced the Colts will take a wide receiver at No. 24, they jump on Allen. If they're confident they won't, the Vikings could let Allen slide and hope to grab him at No. 25.
24. Indianapolis – Bjoern Werner, DE, Florida State. A player with a wealth of upside, a poor showing at the NFL Scouting Combine dropped him from being viewed as a top-10 pick to being a value pick at No. 24. The Colts are likely moving on without veteran Dwight Freeney and will need to replace his production as a pass rusher. Werner isn't the same type of player as Freeney, but his strong suit is bringing the heat on the quarterback, which is something Indianapolis is going to need as they look to defend their playoff standing just one year after having the first overall pick in the draft.
25. Minnesota (from Seattle) – Sylvester Williams, DT, North Carolina. The Williams Wall Version 2.0 could make its debut in 2013. The Vikings defensive line hasn't been the same up the middle since Pat Williams headed back to the bayou. Kevin Williams isn't getting any younger and the clock is ticking fast on the end of his NFL career, so the new-look Williams Wall likely won't be together too long. But the Vikings need to prepare for life after Kevin more appropriately than they did for life after Big Pat. Manti Te'o could be a possibility here, too, because the Vikings lost Jasper Brinkley to free agency and have an opening at middle linebacker.
26. Green Bay – Eddie Lacy, RB, Alabama. I don't have a running back with a first-round grade, but enough is enough as it pertains to awful backfield play in Green Bay. Aaron Rodgers has never had a running back behind him that can keep defenses honest since before Ahman Green hit the proverbial running back wall. Lacy is the best of the Class of 2013 and, while he may be a bit of a reach at this point in the draft, this is a forced pick because they've learned the hard way that they need a featured back with young legs. As much as the passing game dominates the NFL, the Packers have become the most one-dimensional team in the NFL. Rodgers is good enough to keep Green Bay competitive by ignoring the run game, but being a one-dimensional offense only gets you so far. The Packers can make the playoffs without a run game, but can't win a Super Bowl. Lacy is a reach, but he is as valuable a need pick as any in this part of the draft.
27. Houston – DeAndre Hopkins, WR, Clemson. For years, the Texans have been noted for having a star talent in Andre Johnson, but have never had a true complementary No. 2 starter opposite him. Given Johnson's growing list of injuries, not only do the Texans need to get a No. 2 receiver, but they need someone who could develop into a No. 1 receiver because Johnson is getting closer to the end of the line. A smooth, big receiver who was a three-year starter and improved each season, he is a player who will thrive in Houston's run-first offense and won't have the pressure of being the go-to guy out of the gate. With a year or two to perfect his transition to the NFL, Hopkins could be the No. 1 guy as early as 2014.
28. Denver – Johnathan Hankins, DT, Ohio State. Starters Justin Bannan and Kevin Vickerson were pedestrian at best last year and both hit the free agent market. The Broncos re-signed Vickerson, but he isn't the answer – long-term or short-term. Even if both are re-signed, an upgrade is needed. The Elvis Dumervil snafu (who still uses a fax machine in the electronic era?) could create a new need if he ends up signing with another team. Denver is amassing the troops for a Super Bowl run and need to improve the interior of the defensive front in order to get that done.
29. New England – Desmond Trufant, CB, Washington. Help is the secondary is needed. Things got so bad last year in the defensive backfield that CB Devin McCourty got moved to safety and the Patriots felt obliged to take on talented head case Aqib Talib in a midseason trade with Tampa Bay. Talib is back, but it is on just a one-year contract. As anyone who knows how the Patriots operate, Talib is not viewed as a long-term solution. Wild Bill Belichick has a plan (he always does) and the back end of the defense will get early attention. Trufant is the type of player that has excelled in this system.
30. Atlanta – Zach Ertz, TE, Stanford. The Falcons convinced Tony Gonzalez to come back for another season, but it's clear that he is nearing the end of his Hall of Fame career. Ertz is viewed by some as the best tight end in this year's draft class and, with a year to learn from arguably the greatest tight end to ever play the game, the transition from Gonzo to Ertz could be a work in progress that will help Atlanta maintain one of the most potent passing attacks in the league. No team depends on its top two wide receivers and its tight end more than the Falcons, who had their Big 3 combine for 264 receptions (an average of 88 catches each). It may seem like overkill here, but, with the free agent signing of Osi Umenyiora, the glaring need at defensive end may take a back seat here.
31. San Francisco – Margus Hunt, DE, SMU. A fast-rising massive lineman, Hunt is "old" (26 this year), but he would be a specialist early on in the 49ers defense. He has an amazing size-speed ratio that the 49ers, who have most of their component parts in place, could use. This may be viewed as a luxury pick because the 49ers have so many picks during the draft, but it will be difficult for the majority of them to make the roster. Hunt is a roll of the dice on greatness. Safety Matt Elam could be a possibility here after losing Dashon Goldson to free agency, but the Niners have an embarrassment of riches in terms of draft picks that will allow them to move up whenever they want throughout the draft to target a player they covet.
32. Baltimore – Manti Te'o, ILB, Notre Dame. Prior to the BSC Championship Game and the girlfriend hoax, I saw Teo as a top-10 pick. The beating Alabama put on Te'o and Notre Dame has been forgotten by most fans other than those of the Fighting Irish and Crimson Tide. Fans still harp on the fake girlfriend. Scouts couldn't care less about the hoax; they're more concerned about what they saw on the BCS tape. However, the Ravens had one of the league's best linebacker corps last year, but with Ray Lewis retired, Paul Kruger in Cleveland and Dannell Ellerbe in Miami, the need in Baltimore to improve the linebacker position is stronger now than it has been in a long time. Hoax or no hoax, he's still a talented player and, in the Ravens' 3-4, he's badly needed.
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Blackpool 1-2 Cardiff
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Cardiff City opened a 10-point lead at the top of the Championship with a hard-earned win over managerless Blackpool at Bloomfield Road.
Tommy Smith secured victory for the Bluebirds with a fiercely struck volley in the 64th minute.
Cardiff had opened the scoring through Kim Bo-Kyung after a scoreless first half, Gary Taylor-Fletcher equalising with a diving header on the hour.
It was the fourth consecutive away win for Malky Mackay's team.
Blackpool could be forgiven a sense of deja vu as this was a third consecutive 2-1 defeat, and they are now without a victory since their 2-0 win over Blackburn on 15 December.
But Cardiff City will fly off for warm weather training in Dubai on Sunday in good spirits with a comfortable cushion over Leicester City, Friday night victors over Middlesbrough.
Blackpool caretaker Steve Thompson made four changes, Bob Harris, Craig Cathcart, Ludovic Sylvestre and Tiago Gomes coming in for Stephen Crainey, Alex Baptiste, Neal Eardley and Nathan Ecclestone, while Mackay was forced to leave out Craig Bellamy with a stomach bug and defender Ben Turner because of a hamstring strain.
The Bluebirds had an early penalty appeal turned down by referee Michael Naylor when Joe Mason went down under a challenge from Kirk Broadfoot but it was Blackpool who created the first clear-cut chance.
Gary Taylor-Fletcher put Thomas Ince clear, but his toe-poke was parried by David Marshall, who gathered Taylor-Fletcher's weak follow-up.
Both sides were battling with an uneven, sandy surface, with Blackpool posing problems for the leaders as Taylor-Fletcher and Nathan Delfouneso probed effectively.
And the home team had a good penalty shout when Taylor-Fletcher's cross struck Andrew Taylor on the elbow, but again Mr Naylor waved play on.
Cardiff's best chance of the half came just before the interval when Tommy Smith's close-range shot was turned over by Matt Gilks in the Blackpool goal but the Welsh club finally took the lead in the 54th minute.
Smith's left-wing cross was partially cleared before Arun Gunnarsson's shot struck a post, and Kim followed up to blast the ball past Gilks.
Blackpool were level on the hour, Gomes sending a teasing cross into the area where Taylor-Fletcher barged past Andrew Taylor to score with a diving header.
But within four minutes City were ahead again. Kim led a counter-attack after a Blackpool corner, freeing Taylor, who lost the ball in the Blackpool area.
Again it was only partially cleared and met on the volley by Smith, whose shot flew into the net after taking a deflection off Craig Cathcart's head.
It was Smith's first goal for the club in an injury-troubled season.
Ince continued to threaten for the hosts, twice forcing Marshall into saves with long-range shots. But Cardiff kept the Tangerines at arm's length in the the closing stages to cement their position at the top of the table.
Cardiff City manager Malky MacKay told BBC Radio Wales: "I'm absolutely delighted, it's a tough place to come, it's never been easy and I thought we were excellent tonight.
"It's out fourth away win in a row and it shows the steeliness and determination of our team. I'm delighted for everyone, it's a very well earned three points.
"We just tactically changed slightly in the second half, we just went on to the front foot a little bit more in terms of winning first and second balls because I knew if we did we could certainly break on the counter and hurt them."
Lineup, Bookings (3) & Substitutions (5)
- 01 Gilks
- 17 Basham
- 20 Cathcart
- 33 Harris
- 42 Broadfoot
- 08 Gomes (M Phillips - 61' )
- 14 Sylvestre
- 18 Osbourne (Angel - 76' )
- 11 Ince
- 12 Taylor-Fletcher
- 40 Delfouneso
- 21 Halstead
- 22 Eastham
- 04 Robertson
- 07 M Phillips
- 31 Angel
- 37 Caton
- 41 Eccleston
- 01 Marshall
- 02 McNaughton
- 03 Taylor
- 05 Hudson (Nugent - 48' )
- 12 Connolly
- 07 Whittingham Booked
- 11 Conway
- 13 Kim Bo-Kyung (Cowie - 76' )
- 17 Gunnarsson Booked
- 14 Smith (Helguson - 65' Booked )
- 20 Mason
- 32 Lewis
- 31 Nugent
- 08 Cowie
- 16 Noone
- 18 Mutch
- 15 Gestede
- 22 Helguson
Match Stats
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Full Time The referee blows for the end of the match.90:00 +3:03
Gary Taylor-Fletcher fouled by Matthew Connolly, the ref awards a free kick. Ludovic Sylvestre takes the free kick.90:00 +2:15 Booking
Booking Heidar Helguson is shown a yellow card.90:00 +0:35
Robert Harris delivers the ball, Ben Nugent manages to make a clearance.88:48
Robert Harris has a direct shot on goal from the free kick, save by David Marshall.88:48 Booking
Booking Peter Whittingham goes into the referee's book.88:42
Thomas Ince fouled by Peter Whittingham, the ref awards a free kick.87:04
Craig Cathcart concedes a free kick for a foul on Heidar Helguson. Peter Whittingham takes the direct free kick.86:43
A cross is delivered by Matt Phillips, blocked by Peter Whittingham.84:48
Foul by Gary Taylor-Fletcher on Matthew Connolly, free kick awarded. David Marshall takes the direct free kick.84:19
Peter Whittingham produces a cross, Chris Basham makes a clearance.82:36
Gary Taylor-Fletcher sends in a cross, Matt Phillips takes a shot. Comfortable save by David Marshall.81:08
Thomas Ince takes a shot. Save by David Marshall.78:37
Craig Cathcart gives away a free kick for an unfair challenge on Aron Gunnarsson. Craig Conway produces a strike on goal direct from the free kick.78:19
Andrew Taylor sends in a cross, clearance by Craig Cathcart.77:25
Drilled left-footed shot by Thomas Ince. Comfortable save by David Marshall.76:23
The referee blows for offside. Free kick taken by Kirk Broadfoot.75:48 Substitution
Substitution Angel Martinez replaces Isaiah Osbourne.75:20 Substitution
Substitution Don Cowie replaces Bo-Kyung Kim.75:03
Matt Phillips takes a shot. Ben Nugent gets a block in.
Corner taken left-footed by Thomas Ince from the right by-line, save by David Marshall.70:03
Ludovic Sylvestre produces a right-footed shot from outside the penalty box and misses left.68:41
The ball is delivered by Chris Basham, save by David Marshall.67:55
Unfair challenge on Kirk Broadfoot by Heidar Helguson results in a free kick. Matt Gilks takes the free kick.67:27
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Joe Mason by Craig Cathcart. Free kick taken by Peter Whittingham.66:15
Craig Conway crosses the ball.65:58
Free kick awarded for a foul by Thomas Ince on Bo-Kyung Kim. Direct free kick taken by Andrew Taylor.64:35 Substitution
Substitution Tommy Smith leaves the field to be replaced by Heidar Helguson.63:14 Goal scored
Goal! - Tommy Smith - Blackpool 1 - 2 Cardiff A goal is scored by Tommy Smith from just outside the area to the top right corner of the goal. Blackpool 1-2 Cardiff.62:54
Andrew Taylor crosses the ball.62:17
Corner taken right-footed by Ludovic Sylvestre from the left by-line to the near post, Peter Whittingham makes a clearance.61:04
A cross is delivered by Andrew Taylor, Headed effort from deep inside the penalty area by Joe Mason misses to the right of the target.60:20 Substitution
Substitution Matt Phillips is brought on as a substitute for Tiago Gomes.59:41
Assist by Tiago Gomes.59:41 Goal scored
Goal! - Gary Taylor-Fletcher - Blackpool 1 - 1 Cardiff Gary Taylor-Fletcher finds the back of the net with a headed goal from close range. Blackpool 1-1 Cardiff.59:30
A cross is delivered by Tiago Gomes,58:38
The ball is sent over by Tommy Smith.57:58
Centre by Nathan Delfouneso, clearance by Matthew Connolly.57:29
Robert Harris sends in a cross, Matthew Connolly manages to make a clearance.55:38
Tiago Gomes produces a cross, clearance by Kevin McNaughton.54:52
Craig Conway takes a shot. Comfortable save by Matt Gilks.53:48
Assist by Aron Gunnarsson.53:48 Goal scored
Goal! - Bo-Kyung Kim - Blackpool 0 - 1 Cardiff A goal is scored by Bo-Kyung Kim from close in low into the middle of the goal. Blackpool 0-1 Cardiff.53:30
Effort from just inside the box by Aron Gunnarsson strikes the post.53:16
The ball is crossed by Tommy Smith.52:04
Gary Taylor-Fletcher has an effort at goal from just inside the box that misses to the right of the goal.51:22
Matt Gilks takes the free kick.51:22 Booking
Booking Aron Gunnarsson goes into the book for unsporting behaviour.51:10
Aron Gunnarsson concedes a free kick for a foul on Robert Harris.51:00
Craig Conway delivers the ball, Craig Cathcart makes a clearance.48:17
Nathan Delfouneso fouled by Kevin McNaughton, the ref awards a free kick. Matt Gilks restarts play with the free kick.48:04
A cross is delivered by Craig Conway, Chris Basham manages to make a clearance.47:08 Substitution
Substitution (Cardiff) makes a substitution, with Ben Nugent coming on for Mark Hudson.45:43
Craig Conway sends in a cross, Robert Harris gets a block in.45:01
The second half begins.45:00 +3:53 Half time
Half Time The referee calls an end to the first half.45:00 +3:23
Tommy Smith takes a shot. Save by Matt Gilks.45:00 +3:09
Craig Conway crosses the ball, blocked by Robert Harris.45:00 +2:50
Kevin McNaughton delivers the ball.45:00 +2:42
Kevin McNaughton produces a cross.45:00 +1:40
Tommy Smith fouled by Isaiah Osbourne, the ref awards a free kick. Direct free kick taken by Andrew Taylor.45:00 +0:27
The official flags Joe Mason offside. Craig Cathcart takes the free kick.43:04
Joe Mason has an effort at goal from 18 yards. Blocked by Robert Harris.42:15
Effort on goal by Robert Harris from just inside the box goes harmlessly over the target.40:55
Shot by Thomas Ince from deep inside the penalty area misses to the left of the goal.39:39
Inswinging corner taken right-footed by Craig Conway.39:27
Craig Conway delivers the ball, clearance by Chris Basham.38:29
The ball is sent over by Gary Taylor-Fletcher, David Marshall makes a comfortable save.35:50
Corner taken by Tiago Gomes, save by David Marshall.35:33
Nathan Delfouneso takes a shot. Blocked by Mark Hudson.34:32
Thomas Ince is flagged offside by the assistant referee. David Marshall takes the free kick.33:03
Thomas Ince takes a inswinging corner to the near post, Peter Whittingham manages to make a clearance.32:48
The ball is crossed by Gary Taylor-Fletcher, blocked by Andrew Taylor.31:13
Tiago Gomes takes a shot. Comfortable save by David Marshall.30:23
The ball is crossed by Robert Harris, Mark Hudson manages to make a clearance.28:58
Peter Whittingham challenges Ludovic Sylvestre unfairly and gives away a free kick. Direct free kick taken by Craig Cathcart.28:06
Robert Harris delivers the ball.25:01
Tiago Gomes challenges Craig Conway unfairly and gives away a free kick. Kevin McNaughton takes the direct free kick.24:38
The ball is sent over by Robert Harris, Aron Gunnarsson manages to make a clearance.22:12
Bo-Kyung Kim has an effort at goal from deep inside the area missing to the left of the target.19:01
Matthew Connolly challenges Gary Taylor-Fletcher unfairly and gives away a free kick. Robert Harris takes the free kick.18:41
Tiago Gomes takes a shot. Save by David Marshall.18:24
Thomas Ince takes a shot. David Marshall makes a save.17:48
Bo-Kyung Kim delivers the ball, Kirk Broadfoot manages to make a clearance.14:20
Isaiah Osbourne challenges Aron Gunnarsson unfairly and gives away a free kick. Peter Whittingham fires a strike on goal direct from the free kick, save made by Matt Gilks.13:53
Aron Gunnarsson takes a shot. Matt Gilks makes a save.11:53
Thomas Ince fouled by Bo-Kyung Kim, the ref awards a free kick. Thomas Ince restarts play with the free kick.11:29
Foul by Joe Mason on Chris Basham, free kick awarded. Free kick taken by Craig Cathcart.9:32
Free kick awarded for a foul by Bo-Kyung Kim on Ludovic Sylvestre. Kirk Broadfoot restarts play with the free kick.8:47
Corner taken left-footed by Peter Whittingham from the right by-line to the near post, clearance by Gary Taylor-Fletcher.8:20
The offside flag is raised against Joe Mason. Chris Basham takes the free kick.5:37
Tommy Smith has an effort at goal from just outside the area which goes wide of the left-hand post.3:09
Thomas Ince sends in a cross, clearance by Aron Gunnarsson.0:58
The ball is swung over by Andrew Taylor, Tiago Gomes manages to make a clearance.0:00
The game kicks-off.
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The super sexy Olympic gold medalist had quite the time this past weekend when he got to host his own Las Vegas pool party AND hang out with Britain's most fun royal, Prince Harry. Ryan was sweet enough to stop by The Today Show to chat about his encounter with the Prince. Check out the video after the jump!
They met, they had a race in the pool, they were adorable–all very good stuff. But we know what your question is: was Ryan around when Prince Harry showed off his birthday suit? Well, was he?
No! Seriously, couldn't Ryan just make his way to the room and play some strip billiards too? Imagine if we got naked Prince Harry and naked Ryan Lochte on the same night!
Ryan had only lovely things to say about Prince Harry. "You know how he's a part of the royal family and everything, but he's really a nice guy. He's really talkative and he really wanted to meet me and honestly wanted to race me. I thought that was the coolest thing." So, did Harry even ask if Ryan wanted to join the party, "No, no, he never said anything like that." Where are his British manners?
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Ray Allen missed almost every shot (3-for-14), but hit the one that mattered—a three-pointer with 42 seconds left in OT—as the Celtics squeaked out a 98-95 overtime win over the banged up Portland Trail Blazers at the TD Garden on Friday night.
The Celtics felt the return of Kevin Garnett, especially on the defensive end, and it showed as they held the Blazers to 38.2 percent shooting from the floor. Garnett, who had missed the previous 10 games, played 30 minutes, despite some foul troubles early in the game, and finished with 13 points (4-for-9) and four rebounds.
Paul Pierce led the team with 24 points (9-for-13) before fouling out with 1.1 seconds left in regulation after being called for a charge while driving to the basket. Rajon Rondo added 19 points (9-for-14) while dishing out nine assists and Kendrick Perkins collected 11 rebounds in 28 minutes.
The Blazers were led by Andre Miller who scored a game-high 28 points (11-for-23) with eight rebounds and eight assists, while picking up the slack for injured Brandon Roy and Jerryd Bayless, who left the game with an ankle injury in the third quarter.
The Celtics built an 11-point lead in the second quarter, but the Blazers quickly responded with a 17-8 run in the next 6:38 and went into the half down 55-50.
In the second half, Portland came back to take a one point lead at 77-76 with 8:19 remaining in regulation, but the Celtics took the lead back in just 16 seconds when Pierce made a layup on the other end. Martell Webster hit a three-pointer with 1:45 remaining to bring the Blazers within two points and then hit another jumper to tie the game 91-91 with 34 seconds remaining in the fourth quarter.
Webster finished the game with 19 points on 5-for-19 shooting and LaMarcus Aldridge added 19 points (7-for-18) and 10 rebounds.
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Enjoy the comfort and luxury of these Oceanview Townhomes with the lagoon in your backyard and 2 minute walk to a private beach for snorkeling /diving.
The Home is just outside of town ,with less noise and traffic yet just a 10 minute ride to town center. The beach is 150 feet from your door offering fantastic snorkeling/diving. There is a full resort next door offering food ,diving,kayaking and has a great double deck bar over the sea. Your back yard opens up to Utila's lower Lagoon where there is a private 2 story champa for BBQ's and sunsets.
Keywords: caribbean,sea,water,diving reef,beach,fishing
Builder from Baton Rouge Louisiana ,living on Utila since 1993
Kenny bryant purchased this townhome in 2009
Ideal location , convenience of town without the noise and traffic, sunsets looking across the lagoon.
10 foot cielings , fenced and private surroundings
The condo at the Palms was a great location on the island and a nice home inside. It's located just outside of town, so it's a little quieter than the center of town - you'll want bikes or a golf cart if you plan to go into town regularly. We did our dive certification next door at Coral View Resort, and so the location was also convenient for that. The house served its purpose well. I wished there had been some screens for the doors so that we could keep air flowing without letting all the bugs in. However, there were several fans, which helped significantly. The home is a full time vacation rental, so it's supplies and decorations are basic and pretty sparse. However, the owner was very helpful and friendly both during the planning stage and during our stay. The rooftop palapa overlooking the lagoon was the best outdoor space at the condo and we spent our cocktail hour there in the evenings.
We stayed at the Palms for 2 weeks in Feb 2014. We needed a place large enough for some family to stay and close to Neptunes, for our wedding. The Palms worked out perfect! We can't wait to come back!
I stayed here with my husband and 4 other friends. We had a wonderful time. The house is very modern, comfortable and clean. The place is huge and had everything we could ever need. There was even free wireless Internet. The owner Kenny was awesome. He gave us a cel phone to use which came in handy. He also left us alone for the lenghth of our stay which ensured our privacy. We love to cook and found the kitchen had everything we needed. It is a little out of town which is nice for the peace and quiet. But I would recommend a bicycle or golf cart for a family.
I stayed here with my husband and 4 other friends. We had a wonderful time. The house is very modern, comfortable and clean. The place is huge and had everything we could ever need. There was even free wireless Internet. The owner Kenny was awesome. He gave us a cel phone to use which came in handy. He also left us alone for the lenghth of our stay which ensured our privacy. We love to cook and found the kitchen had everything we needed. It is a little out of town which is nice for the peace and quiet. But I would recommend a bicycle or golf cart for a family.
The other reviews are spot on. Great island and great rental.
I booked this house with a group of friends over New Years. I had been to Utila a few years before, but only stayed in a dive shop hostel. This house was great for our group of 7 friends - 3 bedrooms were great for the couples, and the couch wasn't great, but it worked for our stag friend.
The house is spacious, very comfortable, and well maintained. Big kitchen for cooking, basic but functional living room, and nice patio/deck space for hanging outside. It's very quiet at the house, and literally across the street from the ocean. The Wifi in the house worked well, and the kitchen had adequate cooking utensils/plates/pans to make meals. (no staples however - other than salt/pepper). Laundry machines worked great, as did the AC.
The location is west of town center (if you are coming off the municipal dock, to the left), about a 20 minute walk, or a quick tuk-tuk / taxi ride (we were charged 30 lempiras per person - about $1.50). The walk is nice- it's dirt/gravel for about half of it (the pavement ends at Chepes Beach), and while dark at night, it felt safe. Very easy to get a tuk-tuk TO the condo from town, but you'll generally need to call one to get a ride into town.
The house is just before Coral View resort (picture a small Caribean hotel, not a big fancy resort!), and is part of a duplex. The yard is quite large, there's no immediate neighbors, just a few other scattered rental houses you can vaguely see through the trees. Not much traffic or noise this far from town, which was great. Coral View has a great public dock/bar/terrace to hang out on, and has some of the better snorkeling on the Island - literally across the street from The Palms. They also have a decent scuba shop, rent kayaks, and have a mediocre lunch/dinner option too.
The rental process was great - the owners were communicative, and got us sorted on keys fairly easily. They responded to any needs (extra purified water delivery), and refunded our security deposit promptly.
I'd definitely recommend this place, especially for families, or groups wanting to avoid the noise and chaos of town center. It's easy enough to get to town, but also a nice escape.
Located on the west end of town ,close enough to enjoy the restaurants and nightlife and far enough to get away from the congestion of town. The lagoon in your backyard with a marina area, and the sea just 200 feet across the street with some of the best snorkeling on the island
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Dammit, I finally realized I forgot to add that I have Adelita on a Talaveras horse.
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FYI it's official. I checked and yes, Wences has now tied Drakxxx for most tees in my closet.
Re: Palm Tree Ammo Mexico
Thumbnail doesn't match? Which color are you wanting to sub on?
parrotworks wrote:Saved.
Love it! At first I thought it was some red-headed kids in monster suits and I was like "Whuh...?"
Re: Dance with death
Did something a little different, this time I chose to go with the Comedic Genius of Cantinflas considered the Charlie Chapman of Mexico.
There were some great entertainment resources from Mexican film history that were overlooked in this derby because everyone seem to gravitate toward some of the more common themes. Not saying my sugar skull was any less common, but I did try to use a not so common influence.
Photographs also not allowed.
Cool idea, though, if you had drawn it yourself.
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Good crickey.. imposter AGAIN???? Give it a rest!
Re: Candy Sacrifice
Awesome collab you two!
Re: What do you mean Roswell's in NEW Mexico?
Thanks for the votes and nice comments, guys! I really like the way this came out and had lots of fun making it.
Nice style and colors. This make me chuckle. :D
I hope this wins I will buy it!!!!!!!!
blinddog3d wrote:This is clever.
This would be clever-clever if it was a Aztec pyramid. Just stair-step the outline & have a shining sun/bowl of salsa behind a tortilla chip. Like the eye on the dollar bill.
That's what I see, I could B Blind?
Yeah. Definitly.that would have given it a nice flare. I have some pretty good ideas. I just don't have the ability to draw what I see in my mind.
I don't want to sound like I'm bashing you or anyone I'm just thinking out loud. When it comes to design or art I feel like we are victims of consumerism if that is the right word. American chopper is a great example how much crap can we put on a bike till we can say its cool? Art seems to be taking up that trend. Its more what can I make that people will like. Rather than being self expression. Each of us is unique and should be able tocreate something unique. So Back to shirts I don't care to much for shirts that have been American Chopperized. Yes its harder to design and draw them but does that make them any better. I don't know.
Sorry for the rant. Let me know if I wasted my breath.
I like it.
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Me encanta!
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iconoclast10 wrote:Is this a reference to Hunab Ku?
I am glad the Rejection Bot let this one slide. I was almost certain this would get hit for copyright infringement for being "Dora with a unibrow and upper lip hair" Although I've been a derby watcher long enough to know that rejections are far from a science, glad to see the legal team is being a little more open with clear parody. Nice shirt, and kudos to the editor who let this shirt enter the race.
slangstein wrote:Sorry if I'm missing something, but what's the correlation between hamlet and mexico? I do like the mexican skull though (is that what all mexican's skulls look like?)
Oh and one more thing Hamlet doesn't hold the skull during to be or not to be, he does in his alas poor yorrick speech in the graveyard (sorry im strict when it comes to my shakespeare :p)
Luckily, the words "To be or not to be" aren't on the shirt, so at least I have that going for me. And the skull thing really just plays on the masks and candies that are made for day of the dead. As far as connecting Hamlet to Mexico, the connection is pretty much just me, I like Shakespeare and I like Mexico.
phrozt wrote:Good crickey.. imposter AGAIN???? Give it a rest!
Different artist.
Re: Jaguar Crest
Super late submission FTW (but most likely NOT FTW).
But hey, had to keep that derby streak alive ;)
Anywho, this is a jaguar adapted to a European style crest/banner with pattern elements from the Aztec calendar. Hopefully u enjoy!
AdderXYU wrote:This could, hypothetically, be my first walmazan tee.
Yup. I've always respected the talent/skill involved, but they're usually not my style. This one is just awesome, though. GMV.
Re: Ay Chihuahua!
Resubmit without all the fast food trappings! Maybe a margarita instead of the soft drink, a brown paper sack instead of wrappers, I think it's a funny enough idea to stand without the Taco Bell reference.
anishell wrote:One more gargleblaster, WIN THIS DERBY! I DON"T CARE IF I LOSE!!
I typed in "WIN THIS DERBY I DONT CARE IF I LOSE!!" but I did not typed "one more gargleblaster" I don't even know what gargleblaster is. WHAT"S HAPPENING?
Congrats on charging through towards the fog despite the lateness of the entry. If this prints I predict calls for pinata bans on Shirt.Woot.
Re: The Elegant Lady!!!!! La Catrina
Mmm, Muy elegante!
Nice work with the mask and the splash of color. Great movement and layout. Shirt choice really shows her off!
(Later than usual, eh?)
Good call, gr8 cartoon! Looks just like him!
Vote, for imaginality!
Re: the artful armadillo
Clever, putting an armadillo on amarillo, eh?!
Re: Mexico D.F.
I'm hoping this goes up as an everyday shirt or somehow is named an honorable mention. Definatly very honorable and memorable in my mind. Amazing work!
OK... even if this one doesn't win, PLEASE make it available. I can think of several people I'd like to buy this shirt for.
Love this shirt. Need this shirt. You better win.
mattcom wrote:Anywho, this is a jaguar adapted to a European style crest/banner with pattern elements from the Aztec calendar. Hopefully u enjoy!
The limbs look human to me. You've GMV anyway, since I'd happily wear this as a were-jaguar-spirit-thing and the patterning and coloring are just gorgeous. But I don't know if you were trying to make it seem humanoid; if not, maybe check feline anatomy a little more.
Re: Frida with Thorn Necklace and Marigolds
Frida Kahlo, a Mexican feminist, communist and artist. One of my favourites, to be honest. She does a lot of self-portraits depicting herself with manly brows
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Adelaide's Majestic Minima Hotel has completed its transformation into an art-themed hotel, launching its newly-renovated rooms last month. A handpicked selection of South Australian emerging and semi-established artists were given free rein to transform each of the property's 46 rooms using a variety of disciplines, ranging from street art to tactile installations. Each room of the hotel now offers the truly unique feeling of waking up having slept in an art gallery. Located in the heart of cosmopolitan North Adelaide, the Majestic Minima Hotel is a sleek, compact boutique hotel that is setting new trends in stylish yet inexpensive city fringe accommodation.
Rawnsley Park Station is now offering a Weekend Walks package for those wanting to explore the Flinders Ranges on foot. A shorter version of its three and five-day guided walks, the weekend package is for people wanting to experience the area's magnificent scenery and wildlife but have limited time. Available on September 27 and October 19 the package includes two nights' accommodation in a luxury eco-villa, dinner, guided walks over two days, breakfast, morning tea and late checkout. The walks will be led by the station's bushwalking guide and author Kym Tilbrook. Contact the station for more dates.
The flagship restaurant at Penfolds Magill Estate Winery has reopened its doors after it was closed for extensive renovations almost two years ago. The restaurant first opened in 1995 at the original 1844 home of Penfolds Wines and Australia's most prized wine, the Grange. Featuring a collection of Grange wines from 1951 to 2008, the extensive wine list includes the 1962 Bin 60A Cabernet Sauvignon Shiraz – nominated as number seven on Decanter magazine's '100 wines to try before you die' list. The kitchen is headed up by new executive chef Scott Huggins, who offers a menu choice of five and eight course options focussing on locally-sourced ingredients. The newly-renovated restaurant includes bespoke furnishings, a bar and heritage cellar.
A new addition to Adelaide's flourishing small bar scene, Proof is a sophisticated wine bar and eating house, serving up classic cocktails, fine wines, small plates and toasties. Bartenders in waistcoats prepare cocktails, chefs in ties shuck oysters and patrons sink into leather couches under dim lighting. Opened last month by the team behind Press Food & Wine on Waymouth St, Proof is around the corner at 9a Anster St, Adelaide.
As the third generation in a family of winemakers, turning grapes into wine comes naturally for James Mungall. "I wasn't forced into it," he says. "I just grew up around the winery and never thought of doing anything else." The Adelaide winemaker is the grandson of Giovanni Patritti – an Italian migrant who left his winemaking family for South Australia in 1925. Recognising the potential in Adelaide's sunshine and fertile soils, Giovanni had leased a hectare of land in Dover Gardens and planted vines less than a year after his arrival. He built a small winery with fellow Italian and friend Cristiano Bissacca and began trading to customers in Adelaide and Melbourne. The family bought vineyards in the McLaren Vale wine region in the 1960s and the business has flourished ever since.
More than 85 years later, Patritti Wines is the only fully-operational, family-owned winery in metropolitan Adelaide. Second and third-generation Patritti family members are among the 20 staff members still working from the original site, making wine and running a cellar door at Dover Gardens. Giovanni's daughter Ines Patritti is the managing director, sons John and Geoff Patritti are directors and eldest son Peter is a board member. James, who is Ines' son and one of two winemakers, says the business is a family affair. "We see each other every day," he says. "We have modernised the winery a lot in the last few years, but we have maintained the old school values and heritage."
Patritti specialises in small-batch wines, spirits and their popular non-alcoholic sparkling grape juice, which have been exported around the world for more than 40 years. James says he is passionate about the heritage of the winery. "It means a lot to be carrying on the business my grandfather started. When my nonno came from Italy, he leased and then purchased a piece of dirt and that is the same dirt we are still making wine from and using the original cellar."
XPD Adventure Race, 2-14 September, Flinders Ranges & Outback
The XPD Adventure Race is part of the Adventure Racing World Series, an international circuit of 10 high-profile races. Competitors will trek, mountain bike, kayak and complete roping sessions across a spectacular 700-km Flinders Ranges course.
Flinders Ranges – A Brush with Art, 7 September – 7 October, Flinders Ranges & Outback
This colourful event is a spectacular art showcase featuring 15 exhibitions spanning more than 1000km. Visit the Flinders to meet the talent behind the art and the stunning scenery which inspired them.
Ceduna Oysterfest, 5-6 October, Eyre Peninsula
The festival features delicious oysters from Smoky Bay and Denial Bay, to be enjoyed with wine, entertainment, live music, competitions and more.
2013 Netball Test Match, 4 October, Adelaide
Watch Australia compete against New Zealand at the Adelaide Entertainment Centre.
6/18 Hours of Melrose, 6-7 October, Flinders Ranges & Outback
Starting on Friday at midnight and finishing on Saturday at 6pm, the mountain bike race runs throughout the night as teams compete along 10km loops through the town of Melrose. There is also a six-hour category starting on Saturday at 6pm.
Barossa Australian Duathlon, 20 October, Barossa
The 2013 TriSA Duathlon State Series is a five-race series open to the general public. The Barossa leg is the last in the series and the winner will be crowned the SA Duathlon Champion.
Coonawarra Cabernet Celebrations, 18-20 October, Limestone Coast
The Coonawarra Cabernet Celebrations is an annual four-day event, which showcases and celebrates the Coonawarra's flagship wine – cabernet sauvignon.
Fleurieu Art Prize, 25 October – 25 November, Fleurieu Peninsula
A celebration of art, culture, food, wine and landscapes, the Fleurieu Art Prize is among the world's richest landscape painting prizes.
Credit Union Christmas Pageant, 9 November, Adelaide
Don't miss this magical Christmas parade through the streets of Adelaide. Look for more than 200 clowns and 1000 colourful characters.
Amateur cyclists will have the chance to live life like a pro-tour rider at January's Santos Tour Down Under thanks to an initiative between the State Government and Cancer Council SA. The inaugural Beat Cancer Tour will see a limited number of 30 cyclists ride every stage of the Santos Tour Down Under ahead of the professional riders. The full pro-tour experience will extend to accommodation at the Hilton Adelaide with the professionals, all meals and nutrition, a mechanics workshop in the village to service the bikes, a full team kit and medical support. The Beat Cancer Project is a cancer research partnership between SA Health, Cancer Council SA and the soon-to-be-completed South Australian Health and Medical Research Institute.
South Australian restaurants have been recognised in the 2014 Restaurant Guide by Australian Gourmet Traveller Magazine. Published for more than a decade, the guide is a well-respected source of information about the top 100 restaurants across the country. Barossa restaurants feature particularly strongly, including Appellation, Henley Farm, FermentAsian, Vintners Bar and Grill, 1918, Jacob's Creek Visitor Centre, Artisans of Barossa and Fig22.
Cyclists will ride more than 1000km in seven days in a bid to raise more than $150,000 for the Ronald McDonald House. Organised by Connect Sport Australia, the Ride for Sick Kids SA is a charity fundraiser. Twenty riders and seven support staff will start in Mount Gambier on Saturday, November 2 and finish in Adelaide on Friday, November 8, visiting five schools along the way.
A scaled replica of the Steve Irwin ship will be installed in the SA Whale Centre as part of a new exhibition. The centre has teamed up with the Sea Shepherd Conservation Society for the exhibit, which will be feature latest marine conservation activities and raise awareness about marine conservation in South Australia. The Steve Irwin is the Sea Shepherd Conservation Society's ship and has been involved in anti-whaling activities around the world.
Adelaide's Bracegirdle's House of Fine Chocolate has taken out the top chocolate categories at the 2013 Royal Adelaide Show for the second year running. The chocolate maker was been crowned Champion Chocolate Exhibit and Most Successful Chocolate Exhibitor categories after winning 21 gold medals at the South Australian Dairy Awards. High-scoring products included the royale gift box and the high thai chocolate. It comes after the company opened a coffee and chocolate cafe at Kensington Rd's Regal Cinema in July. Winning entries will be on display during the Royal Adelaide Show at the Dairy Hall from September 6-14.
Kangaroo Island producer Island Pure has also featured strongly at the Royal Adelaide Show's SA Dairy Awards, winning the Champion Yoghurt category. Its Ligurian bee honey yoghurt took out the top honours, while all three cheese entries took home medals. Island Pure uses sheep milk with traditional Mediterranean recipes to produce its products.
Discover food and wine at its source on the Kangaroo Island Farm Gate and Cellar Door Trail. Meet the Kangaroo Island producers behind the products and enjoy the rich fruits of their labour in your own time in a natural, unspoilt environment.
Small bars are popping up in unexpected places all over Adelaide and bringing a new vibrancy to the city's centre. Little Miss Miami on Frome St and Proof on Anster St are among those to open since the State Government introduced a new small bar licence earlier this year. They join other small venues such as Clever Little Tailor on Peel St, Udaberri on Leigh St and Cantina Sociale on Sturt St, with more to come. The new class of liquor licensing cuts red tape for venues that can hold up to 120 people and became active in April 2013.
Now spring has arrived, take time to enjoy the beauty of South Australia and visit its stunning parks and gardens. The Adelaide Botanic Gardens are among the most beautiful in Australia. See waterlilies as tall as you are and lush, green grass. You can also discover miles of nature walks and a lake at Mount Lofty Botanic Gardens in the Adelaide Hills, see water-wise plants and butterflies at Wittunga Botanic Gardens in Blackwood and stop to smell the roses at Ruston's Rose Garden.
The Media Gallery has been rejuvenated over the past few months with exciting new imagery. This month's update features spectacular new images showcasing the very best of five South Australian regions.
The Media Gallery has been rejuvenated over the past few months with exciting new imagery. This month's update features spectacular new images showcasing the very best of South Australian regions.


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(HARTFORD, Conn., April 1, 2001) – Saint Francis Hospital and Medical Center has received a $2.5 million gift from a grateful patient who wishes to remain anonymous.
"We truly appreciate this gift, which will support the continued growth and development of the Hospital through an array of critical priorities. Philanthropy of this magnitude is essential to enabling Saint Francis to continue acquiring leading-edge technology and providing world-class care to patients," says Christopher M. Dadlez, President and Chief Executive Officer.
The unrestricted $2.5 million gift is the latest in a series of major donations to Saint Francis. In July 2008, the Hospital received the largest donation in its history, a $12.5 million gift from an anonymous donor in support of the Hoffman Heart and Vascular Institute. An anonymous $6 million gift, announced in January 2008, is supporting the Hospital's orthopedic program, including the Connecticut Joint Replacement Institute.
A separate $5 million gift from Nancy and Daniel O'Connell, of South Glastonbury, announced in April 2007, currently is supporting the construction of Saint Francis' John T. O'Connell Tower, named for their late son who was treated at the Hospital for cancer. The new 10-story Tower is expected to begin operations in April 2011.
"This latest donor is truly grateful for the high-quality, compassionate care received at Saint Francis and wants to ensure that others will continue to receive the same care in the future," says Paul Pendergast, President of the Saint Francis Foundation.
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Is it hard to obtain a sportmens license ? Are they strict ? when i spoke to the detective he said they never deny anything unless you dont provide info if you have been arrested before and as long as you have no felonies or anything violent on your record you should be fine. How long does the process take ? I just handed in the application and my dispositions, and im waiting to take the class on june 28th.
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Last night, another mom in my apartment building posted this note on the community board:
"We have a 17mo old who loves meeting and greeting people and pets in the building, you may have already met him in the courtyard, elevators, or getting the mail. If you have a toddler or baby who likes to get out and move, we'd like to set up a playdate."
I think it's great that our community has a resource that can bring people together like this. But then I got to thinking about the whole "playdate" thing. Is this a recent phenomenon?
When I was a kid, my parents never sought out new friends for me or scheduled playtime. We lived in a cul-de-sac neighborhood, and my mom was a stay-at-home mom. So when I was old enough and wanted to play with my friends, I'd just go knock on the neighbor's door and ask if they could come outside. I guess the dynamic isn't the same in an apartment building, so maybe playdates are more of an urban than suburban thing?
Or is it the age we live in now, where a higher percentage of families have two busy working parents and therefore not as much time for casual socialization throughout the week? Since my husband and I both work, my son attends daycare, so he has other kids in his class to play with. But if he didn't, I'm wondering if I, too, would be seeking out playmates for my little guy.
What about you? Do you schedule playdates for your child, or plan to when he/she gets a little older? Or are you more of the "old-fashioned" let-them-make-their-own-friends type?


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Consumer behavior is changing even more rapidly than you might think. In the past couple of weeks, my colleague Samantha Jaddou and I have been analyzing the data for the US version of our annual global series, "Understanding The Changing Needs Of Consumers." We are seeing not only a decline in the number of US consumers with a computing device (a PC, laptop, or netbook) but also a drop in the amount of time that consumers spend on traditional media like watching TV (on a TV) or reading newspapers or magazines.
One of the biggest revelations in this year's data was the change in attitude of consumers — particularly younger ones — toward the Internet. Since we started tracking this information in 1997, we have only seen the amount of time spent online increasing. But Forrester's 2012 data shows that US online adults are now reporting a decline in the amount of time they spend using the Internet compared with 2011 and 2010.
What's going on? Our analysis revealed that "being online" is becoming a fluid concept. Consumers no longer consider some of the online activities they perform to be activities related to "using the Internet." In fact, given the various types of connected devices that US consumers own, many people are connected and logged on (automatically) at all times. The Internet has become such a normal part of their lives that consumers don't register that they are using the Internet when they're on Facebook, for example. It's only when they are actively doing a specific task, like search, that they consider this to be time that they're spending online.