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Among the expected signees is Piney Woods, Miss., forward Dwight Coleby, a three-star prospect, who chose Ole Miss over Memphis in October. Bel Aire, Kan., forward Sebastian Saiz, as well as his teammate Janari Joessar, round out the early additions.
He transferred to Sunrise Christian Academy this year.
The 6-foot-9, 225-pound Coleby, rated the No. 23 center in the country by Scout.com, could contribute immediately.
He was widely regarded as the No. 1 prospect on Ole Miss' recruiting board when he made his commitment to the Rebels, and averaged 18 points, 12 rebounds and 12 blockers per game as a junior.
"He's a big-time athlete that can score the basketball," Piney Woods head coach Lemuel Jones said. "Very quick off his feet, very quick to the basket. The sky's the limit. I think this kid's going to be really big before it's all said and done."
Ole Miss loses veterans Murphy Holloway and Reginald Buckner following the 2012-13 season. The Rebels are 2-0 on the year following a 90-72 win over Coastal Carolina on Tuesday.
Holloway is the SEC's active career leader in double-doubles. He notched his 27th career double-double against Coastal Carolina. Buckner sits as Ole Miss' career leader in blocked shots.
"I can step in and play," Coleby said. "Playing time's important to me. I can come in and produce. They use their bigs all kinds of different ways. Rebound the ball, block shots. They bang the paint."
There's opportunity for Saiz, too.
Coleby and Saiz committed to Ole Miss in consecutive days, Saiz making his decision Oct. 15. A 6-foot-9, 230-pound forward, he averaged 6.6 points and 5.4 rebounds per game last season for the Spain 18-and-under team.
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"He could have gone to any school in the country," Sunrise head coach Kyle Lindstead said. "He's that kind of recruit. The difference is schools don't really know about him because he's from Spain. This is his first year playing in the States."
In Saiz and Coleby, Ole Miss hopes it's found capable replacements for Holloway and Buckner.
"He's real good. He's really good," Lindsted said of Saiz. "He plays very hard, he's got a motor. He's 6-foot-9 and very, very long. He's got a 7-foot-5 wingspan. He's been very well-coached, so he's very polished for his age. This is the kind of kid that could have ended up anywhere."
Joessar, originally of Estonia, committed to Ole Miss on Monday after an official visit to the school last weekend.
"Ole Miss was on him early," Linstead said. "(Ole Miss head) Coach (Andy) Kennedy came out here to talk to him in person. I think they developed a relationship with him.
"When Sebastian went there, and the European connection, I think it helped here. I think they wanted to continue their careers together. Him being with a high school teammate helps."
The 6-foot-7, 200-pound Joessar averaged 12.3 points and 6.7 rebounds in 2011 in the U-18 European Championships; this after posting 12.3 points and 8.3 rebounds in 2010.
A guard/forward, Joessar didn't participate in AAU basketball this summer. However, that didn't stop a number of colleges from showing interest. "He had a long list," Linstead said, with a lot of attention coming from Big 12 and Big 10 teams.
Before moving to the United States, he played for Spanish Side CAI Zaragoza.
"They're going to work together well," Linstead said of Joessar and Saiz. "They like each other, they're great friends. They have that European connection. They've been teammates here at Sunrise.
"Sebastian's a hard guy to guard, and Janari knows it. They understand how good together they can be. I feel confident about both of these guys moving forward to the next level."
He transferred to Sunrise Christian Academy this year.


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The actress has been paid her biggest compliment yet, however, after being asked to take over from the role of Angelina Jolie in Wanted 2.
Kristen has reportedly been approached by director Timur Bekmambetov about the part.
Angelina's character, Fox, was killed off at the end of the first film, but Timur has plans to bring her back in the second instalment.
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Department of Psychiatry Faculty
J. Todd Arnedt, Ph.D.
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- Queen's University, Ph.D. Clinical Psychology, 2000
- Queen's University, M.A. Clinical Psychology, 1994
- Queen's University, B.A. (Honours) Psychology, 1991
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- Matthews EE, Arnedt JT, McCarthy, MS, Cuddihy, LJ, Aloia MS. Adherence to cognitive behavioral therapy for insomnia: A systematic review. Sleep Medicine Reviews 2013;17(6):453-464. PMCID: PMC3720832
- Aloia MS, Arnedt JT, Strand M, Millman RP, Borrelli B. Motivational enhancement to improve adherence to positive airway pressure in patients with obstructive sleep apnea: a randomized controlled trial. Sleep 2013;36(11): 1655-62. PMCID: PMC3792382
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March 6, 2009 By Chandler Harris
Erika Benitez-Gill had no idea she would have to fill potholes as a producer and host for Miami-Dade (Fla.) TV, but that's exactly what she does - and more - on the Inside County Jobs TV show. She also repairs cracks in sidewalks, unplugs storm drains and fixes stop signs.
Inside County Jobs is a local equivalent of the Discovery Channel's popular show Dirty Jobs. Like Dirty Jobs, the local Inside County Jobs details often-unseen, gritty tasks, but with a focus on Miami-Dade County workers. With slick production and editing, Benitez-Gill learns about and participates in the jobs of some of the county's 28,000 workers.
The TV show is part of a larger effort by county officials to use social- networking trends and strategies to educate citizens about and increase their participation in local government.
"We know, working in the county, that there are so many things county employees do that the public is unaware of," said Judi Zito, director of the county's Government Information Center. "The idea of the show is to raise awareness of county services, but then also feature county employees, because we're like any other organization - we have our own characters and people. It's a way to showcase employees from a more internal point of view, but also to showcase some of the services that go unnoticed by the public."
In 2006, Miami-Dade TV merged with the Government Information Center, which handles the county's 311 online services, print graphics, translations, marketing and advertising. Soon after the merger, Miami-Dade TV committed to Internet programming by making its shows available on demand from the county's Web portal. Previously government meetings were aired exclusively on the government cable TV channel.
The proverbial light bulb illuminated when Miami-Dade TV host Benitez-Gill produced a seven-minute show detailing training exercises with county firefighters. With 45 pounds of firefighting bunker gear strapped to her petite frame, the show revealed just how rigorous fire rescue training can be.
"When Benitez-Gill and her crew returned from the shoot, we realized there was much more to this than a one-minute news story," said Donn Patchen, Miami-Dade TV's station manager. "We were in awe of what firefighters need to do regarding their constant level of training." The idea for Inside County Jobs developed from there.
"I had no idea what type of things firefighters do, and with the new team I'm working with, I'm learning a lot as I go," Benitez-Gill said. "It's really interesting to see how much pride employees have with their jobs - even if it's filling up potholes, they have a great sense of pride. They're not just doing their job but helping the community."
With thousands of different county jobs to choose from, Patchen, Benitez-Gill and the rest of the Miami-Dade TV crew aren't short on material. The pilot episode was the firefighting training Benitez-Gill participated in and produced. The second episode featured her working with the county's Neighborhood Enhancement Action Team (NEAT), an agency that finds and fixes problems on county streets.
The show can be viewed at the Miamidade.gov Web portal, or its YouTube channel. The county portal features other educational and informative videos, including the County Connection show that offers short episodes on a range of issues, such as how to get rid of old Christmas trees, information about farmers markets and traffic problems.


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If work brings you to town, our property is a great choice. Ideally situated off I-78 and Route 100 in the western part of Allentown, this Pennsylvania hotel ensures easy access to Lehigh Valley International Airport (ABE), Iron Run Corporate Center, Lehigh Valley Industrial Park, Nestle and Air Products. Meetings are also a cinch thanks to a 600-sq-ft event room, and the 24-hour business center provides copy, fax and print services.Clover Hill Vineyards & Winery, just down the road, offers tours and tastings to delight.
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Evan Almighty (Blu-ray)
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In this sequel to BRUCE ALMIGHTY, newscaster Evan Baxter (Steve Carrell, THE 40 YEAR OLD VIRGIN) has traded in the news desk for a post in Washington as a congressman. Though his campaign was based on the idea of changing the world, Evan drives a gas-guzzling SUV and spends more time trimming his nose hair than with his three sons. When he has a strange encounter with God (Oscar winner Morgan Freeman, reprising his role from the first film), God tells him to build an ark, just as Noah did thousands of years ago. Though Evan is sceptical, he finally accepts the task after being hounded by dozens of animals that follow him, two by two. By obeying God, Evan risks his family, career, and sanity--but will a flood actually come and prove him right? EVAN ALMIGHTY is a pure family affair, a squeaky clean film that kids and parents can enjoy equally. With hundreds of animals, poop jokes are inevitable, and they're worthy of a chuckle or two. With his roles in THE 40 YEAR OLD VIRGIN and THE OFFICE, Carrell has capitalised on playing awkward characters. The (over)confident Evan is quite a change, and it's interesting to see Carrell stretch his comedic muscle. Though EVAN ALMIGHTY also features the talents of Lauren Graham (GILMORE GIRLS) and Coen Brothers favorite John Goodman, the funniest lines and delivery come from Wanda Sykes (THE NEW ADVENTURES OF OLD CHRISTINE) and Jonah Hill (KNOCKED UP) as members of Evan's staff. Most of the film's jokes garner giggles, but the lines from this pair get guffaws.
Release Date: 21 March 2011
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Prices of these contemporary, yet affordable, apartments at St George's Grove start from £57,750 for a 30% share in a one-bedroom apartment priced at £192,500. Kush Rawal Head of Sales and Marketing for Thames Valley Read More
Thames Valley Housing welcomes Wandsworth prospective buyers to the Hurlington Court show flat at Queen Mary's Place, SW15
Prices of the new apartments at Hurlington Housing Court start from £50,625 for a 25% share in a studio apartment priced at £202,500. Queen Mary's Place, Roehampton Lane, SW15 5EY, has been built to an Read More
Thames Valley Housing has launched Hurlington Court at Queen Mary's Place in Roehampton, SW15, with a beautiful new show apartment. These new apartments have been built to an exceptional standard by St James Homes and Read More
Step onto the property ladder affordably at The Hamptons in Worcester Park – Thames Valley Housing launches shared ownership at The Hamptons
Image by myfirsthome via Flickr TVHA at the Hamptons – Launching 30th October from Holiday Inn, Sutton Hamptons Houses Thames Valley Housing is launching a selection of new homes at The Hamptons - a development Read More
Country living town-style at Fleet's most desirable new address – Thames Valley Housing launches greenacres at edenbrook
Image by myfirsthome via Flickr greenacres, a new development of 56 affordable apartments and houses at the Berkeley Homes flagship edenbrook development in Fleet, Hampshire, is being launched through Thames Valley Housing. These homes are Read More
Despite the estimated average age of first time buyers now at 38, Misha Verrall, an accounts assistant for Wysegroup in High Wycombe, has stepped onto the property ladder at just 21 years of age. She Read More
Image by myfirsthome via Flickr The Grade II listed converted apartments at The Courtyard at St Mary's in Wantage are proving popular with discerning homebuyers of all ages. Thames Valley Housing have reported mixed buyer Read More
SHARED OWNERSHIP PROVIDES PERFECT FAMILY SOLUTION – Thames Valley Housing's Beaufort Grange proves popular
Syd and Maureen Taylor, 72 and 59, are the latest couple to buy a new home in Shinfield at the successful Beaufort Grange by Thames Valley Housing. The popularity of these new homes has been high Read More
Thames Valley Housing Launches New Homes at Chatsworth Gate – Contemporary affordable living in Winnersh, Berkshire
Gates Housing Thames Valley Housing has announced the release of just 11 new homes in Winnersh near Reading. Chatsworth Gate is a development of contemporary and spacious two-bedroom, two-bathroom apartments in the centre of the Read More
He explains: "I really wanted more personal space so I started looking at one-bedroom property to buy from the beginning of 2009. But it was a little bit depressing as I couldn't really afford to Read More
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Laura Butler, 23, and her now fiancé Jordan Molyneux, 23, had decided it was time to move out of their respective parental homes and look at getting onto the property ladder. So after registering their Read More
He pays subsidised rent on the remaining 70% to TVH and plans to 'staircase' to buy more of his property in the future. "I'm really looking forward to moving in and meeting the neighbours," says Read More


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Interview + Prisons and probation
The new head of the Independent Advisory Panel on Deaths in Custody on how she plans to reduce the record numbers of deaths in prisons
A barrister whose work for prisoners is legendary, spells out why she believes justice should be accessible for all, not just the wealthy
Eoin McLennan-Murray, who ran the prison with the lowest reoffending rates says league tables for individual jails would be 'silly' but a national target could work
Michael Spurr, chief executive of the National Offender Management Service, welcomes the justice minister Michael Gove's emphasis on rehabilitation
Harry Woolf, the former chief justice who wrote the report on the 1991 Strangeways prison riot, says its lessons haven't been learned
Erwin James: With prisoner numbers falling and jails closing, Swedish criminal justice works, says director-general Nils Öberg
Erwin James: David Calvert-Smith leads a parole board confronted by an unprecedented backlog of hearings and little option but to keep inmates waiting in overcrowded prisons
Erwin James: Clive Martin, campaigner for groups that support offenders and their families says that Chris Grayling's massive reorganisation of rehabilitation will not in itself cut reoffending
Duncan Campbell: The ex-offender advising justice secretary, Chris Grayling, on how to to divert young black males from crime by challenging the way they see the world through a 'social deprivation mindset'
Alan Travis: The ex-probation chief bidding to run community rehabilitation says creating a joint venture with a company owned by offenders as well as staff, is key to cutting crime
Award-winning custodial manager Sharon Edmond talks to Tamsin Rutter about her experiences as a prison manager dealing with Holloway's most hostile women
On the 20th anniversary of his release from captivity, the former church envoy shares the concerns of the St Paul's protesters
The head of the London probation trust, Heather Munro, tells Rachel Williams how she plans to stop 'customers' reoffending
Ex-offender Charles Young tells Lynne Wallis how he's trying to give young people the chances that he never had
Early intervention can save young people from a lifetime of problems, Clay Yeager, its US pioneer, tells Randeep Ramesh
Interview with Phil Wheatley, head of the National Offender Management Service
Maria Eagle likes to see for herself what's happening behinds bars. It's the way, she tells Alan Travis, to find efficiency savings
The ex-governor with nearly 20 years in the prison service tells Erwin James why becoming chief executive of Nacro is not a move by the crime reduction charity to run jails but to influence government penal policy
The celebrated South African judge is still setting liberal precedents with a ruling that parents should not be sent to jail, because of their children's rights - which, he tells Jackie Kemp, has important lessons for the UK
Bryan Stevenson, US human rights lawyer, talks to Juliet Rix about the dangers of mass incarceration
Lord Carter's two-pronged approach of 'titan' jails and new sentencing guidelines has been lambasted by governors and judges alike. Now the government's adviser on prisons answers his critics. Alan Travis reports
Violence, poverty and drug abuse led to squalor and a life of crime, but ex-criminal Peter Woolf tells Esther Addley how a chance encounter turned his life around and why he tries to get offenders to face up to the suffering they cause
The new man in charge of monitoring the treatment of inmates in British prisons is a former bishop. Peter Selby tells Eric Allison that he intends bringing a fresh approach to the challenge of reforming the ailing prison system
Inmates have a right to good healthcare, says Peter Mason, the founder of a prison-based social enterprise. Involving ex-offenders, fining mental health trusts and rewarding GPs could be the answer, he tells Mark Gould


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Submitted to: American Journal of Health Promotion
Publication Type: Peer Reviewed Journal
Publication Acceptance Date: 10/26/2005
Publication Date: 7/1/2006
Citation: Jago, R., Baranowski, T., Baranowski, J.C. 2006. Observed, GIS, and self-reported environmental features and adolescent physical activity. American Journal of Health Promotion. 20(6):422-428. Interpretive Summary: This cross-sectional study examined the associations among observed (minutes of sedentary, light, and moderate to vigorous activity per day using accelerometry), self-reported and GIS environmental features and physical activity among 210 10- to 14-year-old Boy Scouts in Houston, Texas. Principal components analysis produced three GIS factors (Parks, Crime, and Gyms) and two self-reported factors (Difficulty and Access & Safety). Although environmental variables obtained from self-report, GIS, and direct observation were all interrelated, only one environmental factor, sidewalk characteristics, was associated with sedentary behavior and light intensity physical activity among adolescent males.
Technical Abstract: Purpose: Examine associations among observed, self-reported, and Geographical Information Systems (GIS) environmental features and physical activity among adolescent males. Design: Cross-sectional study. Setting: Boy Scout troops and neighborhoods in Houston, Texas. Subjects: Two hundred and ten 10- to 14-year-old Boy Scouts. Measures: Accelerometry to obtain minutes of sedentary, light, and moderate to vigorous activity per day. GIS sources were used to identify the numbers of parks, gymnasiums, trails, bus stops, grocery stores, and restaurants with a 1-mile radius of participant residences as well as residential density, connectivity, and crime. Participants provided a self-report of their environment. Analysis: Principal component analyses was used to reduce the number of GIS and self-reported items. Four factors were previously obtained from direct observations of the neighborhoods. Correlations were conducted among factors and physical activity. Regression models were run in which minutes of sedentary behavior, light, or moderate to vigorous physical activity were the dependent variables and environmental factors were the independent variables. Nonsignificant variables were removed in a backward deletion. Results: Three GIS factors, Parks, Crime, and Gyms, were obtained, as were two self-reported factors: difficulty and access & safety. Factor scores were interrelated and associated with the four observed factors. Only observed sidewalk characteristics were correlated with physical activity and were retained in the regression models. Conclusion: Environmental factors were interrelated. Only sidewalk characteristics were associated with sedentary behavior and light intensity physical activity.


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Lindzie Gray and her Learning Coach, Leroy Whisenhunt, join us today to talk about Lindzie's experiences with taking classes online through Florida Virtual School.
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Kentucky Fish and Wildlife owns, leases or manages more than 80 wildlife management areas (WMAs) for public use. On some areas, a user permit is required. Please refer to specific area listings for that information. The rest are open to hunting free of additional charge.
Many public-use areas have special regulations and hunting season dates that are different from statewide seasons.
The information here applies to users of all WMAs owned or managed by Kentucky Fish and Wildlife. If you intend to hunt (or otherwise visit) public lands listed under "Wildlife Management Areas," you must comply with the following guidelines.
Kentucky Fish and Wildlife offers special exceptions to hunting and fishing regulations for persons who are mobility-impaired and want to hunt and fish on select WMAs. (Eligibility requirements appear in the Quota Hunts section.) Persons interested in applying for a Mobility-Impaired Access Permit should contact the department for an application or print one here.
Applicants for a Mobility-Impaired Access Permit shall fill out the required information on the application and obtain the attestation and signature from a licensed physician describing the mobility impairment.
A mobility-impaired individual shall have a completed Mobility-Impaired Access Permit application on his or her person at all times while participating in such activities, along with the appropriate hunting licenses and permits.
Mobility-impaired access areas have been designated on portions of the following WMAs: Barren River, Fishtrap Lake, Green River Lake, Griffith Woods, Kentucky River, Lake Cumberland, Mill Creek, Miller Welch-Central Kentucky, Mullins, Peabody (Sinclair Unit), Redbird, Taylorsville Lake, West Kentucky, Yatesville Lake and Yellowbank WMAs.
The Mobility-Impaired Access Permit allows the following activities by a mobility-impaired individual:
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Open deer hunts are offered on the
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The chart below should be used as a quick reference only. WMAs and other public lands may be open to hunting and trapping during statewide seasons or have different dates and regulations, as determined by the managing agency. Go here for all the details on these public lands. Also note that some of these public lands may have areas that are off-limits to hunting or trapping, as noted by signs, and that units within these areas may have different season dates or regulations.


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Trade & Forfaiting Review (TFR), one of the most authoritative specialized financial publications, named VTB Bank the Best Regional Commercial Bank in Russia and the CIS.
Chaba Zentai, Regional Network Head and Senior Vice President of VTB Bank, said: "We are very pleased to know that we are recognized as the best commercial bank in the region. We believe we deserve this honorary award and intend to strengthen our positions in all regions where VTB Group has a presence."
Trade & Forfaiting Review (TFR) was first published in 1997. Today it is a very reputable publication specializing in structured trade and commodity finance deals, documentation and regulatory issues, and political risk analysis.


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Austen Morley Completes Men's Soccer Roster
July 1, 2014
CINCINNATI - University of Cincinnati men's soccer coach Hylton Dayes has announced the addition of attacking midfielder Austen Morley to the team's roster for 2014.
Morley (Aberdeenshire, Scotland/The Gordon Schools) completes the squad's roster for the upcoming season, rounding out the group of newcomers at 11 as part of a team that returns all but one starter from a season ago.
"With the addition of Austen, our roster is set for the fall," Dayes said. "This might be one of the deepest and most balanced teams we have had in a few years. Our goal is to have competition at every position going into the season, which should provide the basis for a successful fall."
Austen Morley
Prior to UC: Scored 11 goals in 22 games as a senior, helping Gordon Schools to a second place finish in the Aberdeen District 6 Juvenile Football Association.
Personal: Born Aug. 6, 1995, in Nuneaton, England ... Son of Lyndsay and James Morley ... Has one sister, Katie.
Dayes on Morley: "We are pleased to add Austen to our roster for this coming season. He is an attacking player who plays primarily in the attacking midfield position but can also play up front. He has a great upside and will be a good option for us.
The Bearcats open the season with an exhibition match versus Cincinnati State on Saturday, Aug. 16, at Gettler Stadium (7:00 p.m.). The regular season starts with a trip across the Ohio River for a game at Northern Kentucky on Friday, Aug. 29, before the regular season home opener on Monday, Sept. 1, against Wright State at 7:00 p.m.
Season tickets for 2014 can be purchased for as little $10 ($1.25 per match). For more information, visit GoBEARCATS.com/tickets or call 1-877-CATS-TIX. Keep up with the UC men's soccer team @UCMSoccer.


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"My family loves potatoes, and I fix them many different ways. This tasty version is one of our favorites," says Bev Bosveld from Waupun, Wisconsin. Well-seasoned with garlic, thyme, nutmeg and rosemary, plus balsamic vinegar, these potatoes are sure to stand our at any meal.
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- 2 tablespoons olive oil
- 2 pounds small red potatoes, quartered
- 1 tablespoon finely chopped green onion
- 6 garlic cloves, minced
- 1 teaspoon dried thyme
- 1 teaspoon dried rosemary, crushed
- 1/8 teaspoon ground nutmeg
- 1/4 cup balsamic vinegar
- 3/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon pepper
- In a large nonstick skillet, combine the potatoes, onion and garlic; cook over medium-high heat in oil for 2-3 minutes or until heated through. Stir in the thyme, rosemary and nutmeg. Cook and stir for 2-3 minutes longer or until heated through.
- Transfer to a 15-in. x 10-in. x 1-in. baking pan coated with cooking spray. Bake at 400° for 25-30 minutes or until potatoes are golden and almost tender. Add the vinegar, salt and pepper; toss well. Bake 5-8 minutes longer or until potatoes are tender. Yield: 6 servings.
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In the user manual, you tell to check the sytem information underusb, inoder to confirm a proper installation. But this only works, if the gps device is connected. Otherwise the driver isn't shown.
Hello aguenther,
What device are you using?
What version of OSX are you using?
If it's one of our USB GPS Receivers, you can test it with our GPS Utility: http://www.usglobalsat.com/store/download/688/mac_gps_utility_v2.zip
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Hello aguenther,
So I am still a bit unclear as to the issue you're having. Did you test the BU-353 with the GPS Utility I mentioned in my last post?
If so, what happened? Were you able to select "usbserial" as the port?
And of course, you must have the BU-353 plugged in, in order for your computer to recognize it.
If you're still having issues, please provide some details as to your specific issue.
Hi Jesse,
I was just confused about your installation description. Because for me it wasn't clear that the GPS has to be connecred before the driver shows up in the system information. I have been looking and looking and thought the installtion went wrong, befor e I found out the the BU-353 has to be connected before. I just wanted to help others not to run into the same confusion as I did after reading the installation information.
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Is it possible to set non os mode in Philips CD130 with M50423FP signal processor?
I found Philips CD130 (dac 1543) in mint condition, so I want to upgrade to non os mode.
Unfortunately, it is with Mitsubishi M50423FP signal processor.
In the PDF I found on page 17/18 described available mode.
Now it is set mode 5.
Do you think, it is possible to set mode 7 or 9.
Will this have effect on digital out - pin 4 DOTX
Sorry bother you with this strange processor.
I read the datasheet of m50423fp.
For Fs or nos tda1543 MSB 1st.
Mode 7 is interpolation - For use with external digital filter.
That leaves mode 2 or 9. Fs bypass filter. Timing different.
Pin 4 DOTX = spdif.
You can hardwire to get what you want.Just follow the table 1.
1=Vcc or 0=Gnd. DASEL 1 - 4
Thank you singa,
I will try mode 9.
Anyone else has Close Encounters of the Third Kind
with this Mitsibushi processor ?
is it working?
I recently obtained a Philips 614 cd player with the same M50423FP ic. Have you managed to get non oversampled signal from the mitubitshi dsp? Which mode should i try?
Would be keen to know as well, have a 614 also.
How does one change modes? Different pins to ground or Vs?
Hi schtef,
I haven't manage to set nos mode, yet.
I think, there are connections under chip on the board.
So the DASEL pins have to be desoldered, by air solder,
which i am looking for ....
Or just lift the mode-change-legs?
(maybe attach thin wires to the legs for testing)
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First I have to finish my dac. It's still on paper :) . Then I'll try with the dasel pins. Had the same idea with the pins.
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You mean warplars are two words?! Well hail farr
This is a discussion on It's 95° here- I think of my Grandpa- he didn't have electricity, running water, etc. within the Off Topic & Humor Discussion forums, part of the The Back Porch category; My Grandfather lived on a farm out in Union County, TN on the edge of Big Ridge State Park. On days this hot, he plowed ...
My Grandfather lived on a farm out in Union County, TN on the edge of Big Ridge State Park.
On days this hot, he plowed in the hot sun behind a team of mules. I don't know how he did it.
When he got back to his house, he didn't have air conditioning, running water, or even an electric fan to sit in front of. He probably sat on the front porch hoping a cloud would shade the sun off the roof of his porch or that a breeze would come by. I guess after a 'spell' he'd go back to the field and work in the sun some more.
I don't know how he slept in the summer time - it had do be hot and muggy most of the night. They didn't even have a fan. I don't remember if he had screens on his windows, but I know he had some cracks in the floor.
His house sat up off the ground on pillars of stone. The ones on the lower side of the lot were probably 5 feet high, the ones on the upper side were flat stones maybe 6 inches tall. That meant in the winter time, that cold air would completely envelop the house - over, under - all around.
They had a fireplace in the small living room and another one in the adjacent bedroom. They used the same chimney. Fireplaces, at least like they had, don't heat very effectively. I don't know how they did it.
In the kitchen, there was a wood burning stove - if they wanted to heat anything, you had to fire up the stove. Grandma cooked and heated the meals on that stove. I'm sure in the winter time the warmth from it was welcome. On 95° days like today, it probably wasn't so welcomed.
I wonder how/where they took a bath in the winter time? There was no bathroom. I presume they drug the ol wash tub out on the back porch or somewhere, fired up the stove and heated water. Don't know how they proceeded from there. There was Grandpa, Grandma, four sisters and a brother.
They had a sink with a hand well pump as the only source of running water. Their refrigerator where they kept the milk they milked from their cows and strained through some kind of cloth was a creek about 75 yards from the house. So at meal time, one of the kids would 'fetch' the milk and return it to the 'refrigerator' after the meal. I don't know how they did it.
The restroom was an outhouse; I used it as a kid many-a-time. They didn't have rolls of nice soft toilet paper either. Sears catalogs and corn cobs took care of the paper work. I wonder what that would be like when it's below freezing outside? They had no heat in it whatsoever.
He had a big barn and at certain times of the year, it had lots of bails of hay in it - just right for us four boy grandchildren to play in. Ever make a bailed-hay fort?
They had cows, mules, hogs, and hens - everybody had an important role. The cows provided milk, meat, and income to a small degree if he could sell one. The mules plowed the fields and gardens, the hogs did a lot of clean up duty - ever 'slop' a hog? And hogs also provided meat and probably some income too. The hens yielded eggs and meat too. Ever rung or seen a chicken's neck rung? Ever had to pluck a chicken? I don't know how they did it all. The hams and such were salt or sugar cured and kept in a smokehouse. It wasn't refrigerated, well, unless it was wintertime.
By the time I was nearing my teen years, modernization was coming to the country. They finally got electricity. They eventually got running water and installed a toilet the only place they had room for it - in a large closet. You had to fight the clothes to get to it - which I did many-a-time.
My folks talked country. They built 'fars' in the fireplace and used warplars to cut and bend wire. I was probably 16 or 17 years old before I realized "warplars" was two words - wire pliers. Sometimes they would go places, they'd go ovrthar and they apparently had a lot of druthers, but I never actually saw any.
Grandpa and Grandma were special people to me. You had to watch Grandma though, when you arrived you knew you were going to get a spine dislodging hug - I loved it but it wasn't necessarily a pleasant thing. I guess all that hugging strength came from love AND all that wood she chopped and carried.
My Grandparents have long since passed out of this life, but how can I ever forget them. They did so much, endured so much, raised their children and loved their grandchildren. Why couldn't I have realized all this while they were alive? I guess kids can't really realize these things. I wish I could tell them I know now - I owe them a lot.
Sometimes they just come to mind, especially on really hot and really cold days. I'm a real sissy.
I'm too young to be this old!
Getting old isn't good for you!
You mean warplars are two words?! Well hail farr
If you can read this, thank a teacher. Because it's in English, thank a vet
Back then weather wasn't as hot as it is today. You could sleep with windows open and feel cool. Look up heat records for the last 50 yrs and see for yourself
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Hard to complain about how hard life is, isnt it. Thanks for putting it into perspective.
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My grandparents did have electricity thanks to TVA. But my grandmother cooked on a wood-burning stove until the 1960s when the gas company ran a line through the property and gave them a stove and free gas for life.
The outhouse, in the winter you wanted to be the second one to use it, in the summer it tended to get a bit ripe and you had to watch out for the wasps.
Always had fresh squeezed milk morning and evening and it was a short trip to the yard for fresh eggs. Usually killed two hogs in the fall, they lasted until next fall after being cured. When a hen stopped laying there was chicken and dumplings for supper.
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Tangle, good stuff.
One the things behind the "how did they do it?" is that there was no air conditioning to be had back then, except maybe in the cities, and few other amenities that we take for granted - so the expectations were limited. That was how life was - you did what you had to do, you worked around the environment you lived in, and just dealt with it.
I grew up in a rural area that was barely entering the 20th century back in the 50's, and my childhood home was built by Dutch settlers around 1750. As a result of that environment I've always had a fondness and an appreciation for American history and the simplicity of earlier times. We've got nuclear power and space missions mapping out the beginning of the universe and wireless communication (and I don't mean yelling over to yonder hill!) at the speed of light, but I don't think the humanity (or the humility) of our species is appreciably better for all of the technology.
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Yep, I remember the days without air conditioning as a kid and two solid weeks when the temperatures reached 105 degrees everyday.
Fortunately we had one big window fan that allowed a cool breeze to enter the bedrooms at night with the window cracked open. The best sleeping was just right before you had to get up for school.
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Don't you mean wender?
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^^^^^^^^Because you were yoo young to read between the lines.^^^^^^^^^^^^^
You were too busy being a kid of the 50's 60's or 70's
The backbreaking work they did for their family, the small presents here and there, the hugs, the rides on a tractor,or horses, or time spent fishing in a creek or a lake if you were lucky. Times spent at hunting camp with grandpa and your uncles, or Sunday chicken after church. It was all how they, and your parents said they loved you back then.
Now, a lot of kids look at their parents funny, and with discust if they don't "buy" them a car for their 16th B-Day.
Sad and pathetic..
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ON CAMPUS: Dukes' Woodrow just misses out on A-10 accolade
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Alex Woodrow is peaking at the most opportune time, even if he did miss out on a selection to the all-conference team by a mere 1.2 seconds.
A junior at Duquesne University, Woodrow ran a season-best time at last weekend's Atlantic 10 Cross Country Championships to earn a top-20 finish, but he fell short of earning all-conference status by one place and a blink of an eye.
Woodrow raced to a 16th-place finish in the 117-runner field at Saturday's conference championship meet with a time of 24:30.0, finishing the 8K course just behind teammate Bob Gasior (15th, 24:28.8). The top 15 finishers earn all-conference honors.
Woodrow improved by eight places on his result from last year's A-10 championships, when he took 24th as a sophomore.
Woodrow's and Gasior's efforts led the Dukes to a fifth-place team finish out of 13 teams at the A-10 Championships, and both advanced to next week's Mid-Atlantic Regional, the last step before the NCAA Championships.
A Marion Center graduate, Woodrow has shaved off nearly two minutes of his time since the beginning of the season, and with the most important meets of the year coming up this month, he's picked the right time to run his best races.
Two weeks before the A-10 Championships, on Oct. 19, Woodrow posted a time of 25:21 to take 113th out of 272 runners at the Princeton Invitational, at which the Dukes took 12th out of 30 teams.
Woodrow opened the season with a fourth-place finish in 26:20.7 at the Duquesne Duals in late August. He improved on that time by more than 45 seconds at the highly competitive Paul Short Invitational on Oct. 5, running a 25:33 for a 121st-place finish in the 397-runner field.
Since then, he's taken another minute off his time.
Woodrow also posted a top-10 finish at Richmond's Spider Open in early September, finishing the 5K course eighth out of 63 runners (15:19.4), as the Dukes took first in the five-team event.
Woodrow will compete in the NCAA Mid-Atlantic Regional, hosted by Lehigh, on Nov. 15.
ANGEL PICCIRILLO (Villanova, cross country): After being forced to miss what would have been her freshman collegiate season in the fall of 2012 with a foot injury, Piccirillo fully expected to be in the mix this fall.
Instead, she only ran in three meets before an injury sidelined her again.
But Piccirillo didn't disappoint when she got on the course.
At the prestigious Paul Short Invitational in early October, Piccirillo posted a season-best and career-best time of 20:58.0 in a 6K race to claim 20th place out of 406 runners while helping Villanova to a third-place finish among 48 teams.
Before that, in her first meet of the season — the low-key Haverford College Invitational — Piccirillo posted a time of 16:49.22 in three-mile race.
At her last competition, the Pre-NCAA Meet on Oct. 19, apparently bothered by the injury that eventually sidelined her, Piccirillo posted a time of 21:57.11 to finish 181st in a huge meet that featured 340 runners and 49 teams.
DARRYL JONES (Robert Morris, cross country): One of three Indiana County cross country runners competing at the Division I level, Jones is a junior for the Colonials.
A Blairsville graduate, Jones posted his best time of the season at the Furman Invitational in Greenville, S.C., on Sept. 14, when he completed the 8-kilometer course in 27:29.13.
Jones' top finishes of the season in terms of placement came a week apart. He took 38th out of 54 runners (30:56.18) at the Slippery Rock Invitational on Oct. 12, and then, he placed 46th in 29:14 in a field of 65 runners a week later at the Penn State Invitational on Oct. 18.
Jones also took 68th out of 94 runners (30:56) at St. Francis' Father Bede Invitational on Sept. 28. The Colonials took second place in the nine-team field.
Robert Morris took second place at last weekend's Northeast Conference Championships. Jones didn't qualify for the conference meet.
TOM SUPINKA (Dickinson College, golf): A sophomore from Indiana, Supinka is in his second season on the Red Devils' golf team.
He competed in one of the four tournaments the Red Devils took part in during the fall season. Supinka posted rounds of 87 and 90 for a two-day total of 33-over 177 and finished in a tie for 66th place at the Mason-Dixon Collegiate Classic hosted by McDaniel College on Oct. 5 and 6.
The Red Devils have wrapped up the fall season and will tee off their spring season in March.
ALEX ATKINS (Brown, football): One of three Division I players to come from the Heritage Conference last season, Atkins is a freshman linebacker for the Brown Bears who hasn't gotten on the field yet.
A Northern Cambria graduate, Atkins stands at 6-foot-2, 240 pounds. He was named the lineman of the year on the 2012 All-Gazette Football Team.
RYAN STEWART (Grove City, football): For the second straight season, an Indiana High product is kicking for the Grove City football team.
A freshman, Stewart edged out two other freshmen in camp and has taken over the kicking duties this season. He's taken every kick for the Wolverines with the exception of two extra-point attempts. He's made 2 of 3 field goal attempts, and he's 16 of 18 on extra-point tries.
Both of Stewart's field goals were from 27 yards, and his other attempt was a 41-yard try that was blocked in the season opener.
At Indiana, Stewart played soccer and he took up the kicking duties for the Indiana High football team as a senior, his first year of kicking.
Last season, another Indiana graduate, Dane Mossgrove, shared the kicking duties with senior Kurt Devlin. Mossgrove converted 7 of 12 extra-point kicks and did not attempt a field goal, but he did not return to the team this season.
Grove City enters this weekend's game at 3-5, 1-5 in the Presidents' Athletic Conference.
SCOTT McKIRGAN (Hartford, soccer): A freshman goalkeeper for the Division I Hawks, McKirgan was beaten out by another freshman for the starting job in goal and hasn't seen any action yet during his first collegiate season.
An Indiana graduate, McKirgan totaled 22 shutouts over his final two seasons of high school soccer in 2011 and 2012, and he holds the single-season record for shutouts at Indiana with 12, set in 2011.
Hartford ended the regular season with a 12-3-3 record and on a four-game winning streak after Wednesday's 5-2 win over UMass-Lowell in the regular-season finale.
Hartford is enjoying its first winning season since 2009 and its first 10-win season since 2003.
McKirgan is one of two area athletes at the Division I school based in West Hartford, Conn. Homer-Center graduate Katelyn Skinner is on the women's basketball team at Hartford.
SARAH BONELLI (Lock Haven, soccer): An Apollo-Ridge graduate, Bonelli recently completed her freshman season for the Bald Eagles.
A freshman midfielder, Bonelli appeared in nine of Lock Haven's 18 games. Despite mustering just two shots on goal during the season, Bonelli notched her first career collegiate goal, and it was the game-winner in the Bald Eagles' 3-1 win over Molloy (N.Y.) on Oct. 8.
After bringing the ball down the left side, Bonelli ripped a shot from about 25 yards out that found the upper corner of the far-post side of the goal and broke a 1-1 tie.
It was one of the few bright spots for the Lock Haven women. They went 4-12-2 and finished only ahead of lowly Pitt-Johnstown (1-16) in the 17-team PSAC.


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Love it. Thanks for posting that.
This is a discussion on Got this on email within the Off Topic & Humor Discussion forums, part of the The Back Porch category; I'll share an email I got yesterday, I think its awesome. "I hope the picture will go through for you - of this Army soldier ...
I'll share an email I got yesterday, I think its awesome.
"I hope the picture will go through for you - of this Army soldier in Iraq with his tiny 'plot' of grass in front of his tent. It's heartwarming!
Here is a soldier stationed in Iraq, stationed in a big sand box. He asked his wife to send him dirt ( U.S. Soil), fertilizer, and some grass seed so that he can have the sweet aroma, and feel the grass grow beneath his feet When the men of the squadron have a mission that they are going on, they take turns walking through the grass and the American soil -- to bring them good luck."
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If quiet really is the new loud, that might explain why Turin Brakes have barely taken their foot off the accelerator since their first international release of 2001, The Optimist LP .
"I reckon we're quite a relaxed band," says Olly Knights, the more talkative half of the acoustic duo, back home in London after another eager stint in Los Angeles.
"Everyone who works with us says we're kinda like a retirement home for roadies. But actually, Turin Accelerator might be a better name for us now. It's been pretty crazy, especially in America. It's pretty hectic. And it would fit into the modern garage rock scene a lot better."
Well, let's not be hasty.
More by accident than design, Knights and his old Clapham Primary School buddy Gale Paridjanian have done rather nicely so far in the acoustically inclined slipstream of Travis and Coldplay.
The Optimist LP was different enough from the prevailing noise of 2001 to be nominated for the esteemed Mercury Music Prize alongside Radiohead, a band whose standard emotional state strikes a similar, somewhat moany chord.
"There is a melancholy edge to it," Knights responds politely. "I'd never call it moany, just because of the baggage that word comes with.
"It is a tad on the dark side, our music, but I'd say it's the positive side of being dark, if there is such a thing. I wouldn't say it's negative music. It's definitely looking forward to something hopeful the whole time."
Turin Brakes' second album, Ether Song , has continued the duo's slow insinuation into the United States alternative music market without sacrificing their fundamentally maudlin nature.
The new disc cranks up the amps on a few songs, not least the single, Long Distance, but the first track describes what follows in succinct terms: Blue Hour .
"I'd say it's more dramatically dark, yeah," Knights agrees. "I think The Optimist LP has a special kind of loneliness all to itself but it also has a sweetness and charm about it.
"Ether Song is, in some ways, bigger and bolder and more confident about exploring the darker elements within all the songs. It definitely gets pretty damn dark in places."
He probably means places like this: "Alone on a motorway/you catch your breath/Cats' eyes lead everyway to lonesomeness." Or this: "Oh the end, the end, the end/the end, the end/my friend, where's the end?/you're up, you're down/ you're in the ground in the end, my friend."
And that's before you get to the one about the girlfriend buried under a tree or the guy who didn't realise his little brother was "losing it" until he hung himself. Although it is interspersed with sweetly harmonised sorbets, Ether Song seems a bitter meal for such wide consumption.
Bizarrely enough, Turin Brakes' sad and lonely trip was kick-started by rock'n'roll's original cheeky Charlie of cruisin', kissin' and jivin', Chuck Berry. Back when U2 and the Cure were more sensible options for Clapham schoolboys, Knights's dad loved Berry with a passion contagious enough to infect young Olly and his best mate.
They both scored guitars the same Christmas. Paridjanian worked hard at it but singer Knights was quickly sidetracked by a more sensitive form of personal expression.
"There was this moment where I discovered my parents' record collection, people like Joni Mitchell and Neil Young and Leonard Cohen," he says."Even as a kid, when you don't understand what it is they're talking about, you start to feel it means something.
"It was really obvious to me that I could do this, that it wouldn't be the same, but I could do something like this. I knew I could. I began to feel I had it in me to create songs in a similar way."
While Paridjanian dabbled with the extroverted modern rock ethos in various high-school bands, Knights was unprepared for the kind of success that has since greeted the Turin Brakes. Apart from touring the US, Europe and Australia, he cannot think of many redeeming features to fame.
"There's nothing enjoyable about it," he says cheerfully, "but, I mean, we're lucky. The band's quite well-known in the UK but somehow us, as people, we're not too attached to it. We don't get recognised too much.
"We've learnt that we're not built to be famous. We're both quite happy to be behind the scenes. Once you're in a band, all this pressure comes on you to show your face. There's this side to it where you're an actor and a model as well as a musician. Well, we're not actors or models."
Hence the shadowy profiles the pair have littered through their CD artwork, another parallel with the fundamentally faceless bedroom strummers of Coldplay and Travis.
Then again, even Chris Martin managed to fall foul of a Hollywood bombshell girlfriend. It remains to be seen how long Turin Brakes and the US can resist a similarly passionate, floodlit public embrace.
"We've made quite a dent there compared to what we did on our first album," Knights says with enthusiasm.
"We're actually quite pleased. We're looking in America like maybe within four albums we'll be somewhere, but it will probably take that long before it really kicks off. We love touring there so we're happy to go back and forward over a period of years and keep the flame alive - but being fairly relaxed about it," he stipulates firmly.
"We're not expecting to be the biggest band in the world straight away."
Turin Brakes play the Falls Festival at Lorne on New Year's Eve and the Corner Hotel on January 7.
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Let me start off by saying this is my 1st GSD puppy. I've had dogs my whole life, but they were all Rottis or strays.
Jasmine is about 3 months old and I've been doing a lot of obedience training with her. However she is a very picky eater, she likes to only eat 3 or 4 pieces of dry food before she is off to do something else. She is the first dog I've had to not inhale her food.
This being said she is picky about treats too. I bought bacon flavored soft treats but she isnt really interested in them. She likes cheese, but it gives her bad gas and loose "movements" later on.
I'd like to be able to give her something she likes, and wont cause a digestive disturbance later on.
Try real food. Some chicken or some beef may strike her interest
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Natural Balance food rolls.
Steam some chicken breast and cut it into little treat sized pieces. You could do the same with a cheap piece of lean beef like london broil. That's what I typically use as a high value reward.
I gave up on most all treats which come prepackaged....
I just buy cheap beef cuts and dry them in my food dehydrator and then chop them up into treat size portions. I also have done the same with chicken breast BUT..dehydrating chicken for some reason emits a really "fowl" odor...it's horrid....beef is no problem.
Even if you don't have a cheap food dehydrator you could accomplish the same with your oven on the lowest setting. I usually dehydrate the beef to the point where it still has a slight bit of moisture inside. Both the chicken and beef dried make for awesome treats which my dog thoroughly enjoys...and there are two additional benefits 1.) You know exactly what you are giving your dog versus store bought treats 2.) It ends up more economical than buying pre-made treats by a long shot.
Even though the drying process of thin strips of chicken reeks...my dog loves them...big time.
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If you are really into dehydrating your own meat, you can use a box fan and pleated furnace filters. Slice the meat, add some garlic powder, lay it on the filter until the valleys are full, stack another filter until you are out of meat or filters. Stack the filters on the inlet side of a box fan with a final filter as a lid and secure with a bungee. Turn on the fan and check it from time to time for dryness.
You can do this outside to keep the smell out of the house.
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I use the same rig to dry herbs at the end of the season.
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Johan Djourou put in another solid shift at centre back as Arsenal overcame a sending off to draw 1-1 with Premier League leaders Liverpool.
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