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Zlatan Ibrahimovic netted a last-gasp winner as Paris Saint-Germain progressed to the Coupe de la Ligue final with a 2-1 win over Nantes on Tuesday.
The Sweden striker put PSG ahead in spectacular fashion inside five minutes with an excellent strike from distance following a mistake from Nantes goalkeeper Remy Riou.
However, the semifinal appeared set for extra time after Olivier Veigneau leveled matters in the final 10 minutes with a close-range effort.
But Ibrahimovic refused to be denied and secured the win late as he converted from a Lucas Moura delivery to seal a meeting with Lyon or Troyes at the Stade de France.
PSG brought in Ezequiel Lavezzi in place of Edinson Cavani and the Argentina winger almost opened the scoring after four minutes when his low shot struck the post.
But moments later the visitors did take the lead as Ibrahimovic pounced on a mistake from Riou in remarkable fashion. Riou's attempted clearance went straight to Ibrahimovic, who hit a magnificent first-time long-range volley over the head of the former Olympique Lyonnais man and into the net.
Blanc's men continued to dictate the play in a one-sided first half, with captain Thiago Silva firing past the far post from a tight angle in PSG's search for a second goal. Lavezzi was at the forefront of many PSG attacks and was denied again just before the half-hour mark, with Riou saving from close range.
But for all of PSG's dominance, Nantes would have drawn level had Marco Verratti — back in the starting XI after missing Friday's 2-0 win over Bordeaux through suspension — not been on the goal line to clear Papy Djilobodji's header.
Nantes appealed for a handball against Verratti, but its claims were waved away by referee Laurent Duhamel.
Chances proved few and far between in a scrappy second half that was marked by an array of fouls as the contest became increasingly ill-tempered.
Serbian striker Filip Djordjevic curled over the crossbar from a free kick after 68 minutes before PSG introduced midfielder Yohan Cabaye and winger Jeremy Menez in place of Verratti and Lavezzi.
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In an unprecedented attack by a senior BBC executive, Rupert Murdoch has been savaged as a "capital imperialist" who wants to destroy the BBC.
BBC1 controller Lorraine Heggessey said Murdoch's continued attacks on the BBC stemmed from his dislike of the public sector.
"He is is against everything the BBC stands for," Heggessey said.
"He is a capital imperialist, isn't he? That's what he does. And all people of his political persuasion in the [United] States are against the public sector."
Her comments, in an interview with British newspaper The Independent, are believed to be the first time a senior BBC official has publicly attacked the motives of the Australian-born media billionaire.
Murdoch introduced pay TV to Britain in the 1990s with the British Sky Broadcasting (BSkyB) network, and also owns The Times and The Sun newspapers.
Both newspapers and the Sky News channel have been vocal critics of the BBC in the row over the death of defence scientist Dr David Kelly, who apparently committed suicide last month after being outed as the source of BBC reporter Andrew Gilligan's claim that Downing Street had "sexed up" a dossier to justify the war on Iraq.
Heggessey said readers would be able to spot the bias.
"The British consumer is extremely discerning," she said.
"They may buy these newspapers but they know when they are being peddled a line, so they don't necessarily believe everything they read in terms of anti-BBC propaganda."
BSkyB chief executive Tony Ball last week called for the BBC, which is funded by the television licence fee, to be forced to sell its most popular programs to private networks and use the proceeds to develop experimental programs.
Heggessey said the idea was so implausible it was not worth debating, while BBC director-general Greg Dyke dismissed it as codswallop.
"Today, the accusation is that the BBC is too successful, too powerful and too competitive," Dyke said.
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This informal Korean restaurant in Soho was the first UK foray from an international chain with outposts in South Korea, China, Japan, Singapore and LA. There's now another London branch, up in Angel. Each offers Bibigo's take on 'Korean fast-food'.
Dishes range from japchae, tofu and chive dumplings and skewers of beef, oyster mushrooms and spring onions glazed with soy ginger sauce to bulgogi, soy braised ribs, dolsot bibimbap and beef brisket with a soybean paste stew. Kimchi features heavily elsewhere.
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Really liked Bibigo. We went for the 3 courses for £13 deal, which was lovely. The compulsory salad starter wasn't your usual drab starter it was very flavoursome as were all the other courses. The non-alcoholic cocktails were also delicious. Service was really friendly. Would definitely come again, and recommend to all.
I can't disagree more with this review. I had lovely dinner in Bibigo several times. Every time I went there, their service is so impeccable and friendly. Their food is very fresh and so nice. Especially I like how they present their food, which I can't see any other Korean restaurant in London. I recommend this restaurant whenever people around me complain they don't know where to go in Soho. I think this review needs to be updated.
I completely disagree with the other remarks. My family and I spent an unforgetable evening in Bibigo. The food was just delicious, specially the red chicken, and the soup was excellent. The somellier recomended us a great french wine, and the service was really friendly and useful. I recomend it and I will come back for sure.
I have been to bibigo for at least 6 times now and it just gets better! I like how my jiggae (soup of the day) is always almost oil free and this isn't something u can find in other restaurant! service was wonderful and I love their Korean pancake dessert and their fresh fat succulent scallops!!! its a little expensive compared to other restaurant but the freshness and quality of food is incomparable. hv another big booking coming Feb I cant wait!
Rubbish. Much better and authentic korean fare to be had Just streets away. Avoid.
I usually agree with time out reviews, but in this case I couldn't disagree more! We went to Bibigo a few weeks ago and it was absolutely brilliant, the atmosphere was very lively, the service was friendly and efficient and the food was delicious. My husband had the short ribs and they were really amazing, would recommend it to anyone. This review is very suprising!
This is worst Korean I have tried. Just normal Korean food which is not better than other Korean restaurant.
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He was also planning for the future: for a Transatlantic leap that will more likely than not result in him planting new roots in the Arizona Desert.
Two weeks after he brought his Midas touch to bear on that never to be forgotten "Super Saturday" night in the Olympic Stadium (in between Jessica Ennis' gold-clinching moment in the heptathlon and Mo Farah's winning 10,000m run), Rutherford revealed that he would follow his coach to the United States if Dan Pfaff decided to leave the employ of UK Athletics and return home. It has since been confirmed that Pfaff will depart when his contract expires next month, and Rutherford is in the process of finalising plans to join him in the United States.
"It looks as if we're going to be based in Phoenix, Arizona," the 26-year-old Milton Keynes athlete said. "That's still not 100 per cent confirmed but it's a little bit more confirmed than things have been. I'm very hopeful that that will be the case, because ultimately I need to stay working with Dan.
"Dan got me to where I am now. He's got me a lot more consistent. And I think, going forward over the next couple of years, that could be the platform for me to jump very far."
Some of the group Pfaff coached at the Lee Valley Athletics Centre in north London are to split their time between Cardiff, where they will work under the direction of Australian Scott Simpson, and Phoenix, where they will link up with Pfaff. Rutherford, however, intends to stick full-time with the mentor who has transformed him from an injury-prone underachiever into an Olympic champion.
"I don't have any desire to move to Cardiff," he said. "As it stands, there's nothing there for me. I see myself being in a much better position if I'm based in the heat as long as I possibly can. I'm talking about going out to Phoenix from mid-January through to June and then coming home for the outdoor track season."
And for those European Team Championships, which take place at the International Stadium in Gateshead on 22 and 23 June. It will be the third time that the event has been staged at the Tyneside track, the British men's team having famously prevailed there in 1989 and 2000.
That, however, was when the competition was in its European Cup format, before the men's and women's sections were merged.
For Rutherford, it will be an opportunity to shine on his great-grandfather's home turf. Jock Rutherford was a right-winger who became known as "the Newcastle flyer". He won three championship titles and appeared in five FA Cup finals for Newcastle, won 11 England caps and played in the old First Division for Arsenal at the age of 41.
"I'd love to get to St James' Park and have a good look at the museum there," Greg said. "I have the books that mention my great-granddad. It's something that's close to my heart. I always have a little bit of a soft spot for Newcastle but, being a Man United fan, I can't be too soft."
Having undergone surgery to repair a long-term foot problem and two hernias five weeks ago, Rutherford is itching to get back into the soft stuff of the sand pit in training once again.
"They were all on-going problems," he said. "I'd been having pain-killing injections in my foot for the past three years.
"The recovery has been amazing and hopefully it won't be long now until I can get in the sand again. I'm missing it like there was no tomorrow.
"Working with Dan is what's fuelling me. I want to get out there and train hard. I want to jump a respectable distance. I know I can jump a lot farther than 8.35m.
"I want to win some other titles. I want to show I'm not just a one-trick pony."
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UK Athletics is planning to announce another key appointment today. Neil Black having been appointed as performance director and Peter Eriksson as Olympic head coach, a replacement for Eriksson as Paralympic head coach is due to be unveiled in Loughborough. Eriksson guided Britain to 29 medals, 11 of them gold, at the London Paralympics.
Meanwhile, Jessica Ennis's coach Toni Minichiello was named coach of the year at the 2012 Coaching Awards ceremony in London. Minichiello, who coached Ennis to London Olympic gold in the heptathlon, received his award from HRH the Princess Royal.
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That would have to be considered the perfect shot!
Ain't no fun when the rabbit has a gun!
Wow! That was truly excellent!
I'll bet the other cops on the scene were probably escpecially happy that they didn't have to go through the ordeal of investigations, mandatory desk duty, and whatever other procedures are required following a shooting.
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I remember seeing this one on television the day it happened. Any trained sniper should be able to pull that one off. It is impressive to see from a civilian standpoint though.
Let's stop splitting hairs,that's a hell of a shot when you consider you are shooting at a human being that doesn't care one way or the other if he wakes up tomorrow or not. That's a god given talent and equipment.
I especially liked the reaction of the guy. He was totally stunned. He probably messed himself.
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A free viewing of the inspiring documentary films, Not In Our Town: I and II will be held at 7:00 p.m. Thursday, October 15 at the Decorah Public Library Mezzanine followed by discussion with representatives of the Decorah Human Rights Commission, the Decorah Police Department, Luther College Diversity Center and Decorah Area Faith Coalition, co-sponsors of the event.
Not in Our Town I is about the residents of Billings, Montana who responded to an upsurge in hate violence by standing together for a hate-free community. In l993, hate activities in Billings reached a crescendo with the distribution of KKK fliers, desecration of a Jewish cemetery, and vandalism of a Native American family's home, among other incidents. Rather than resigning itself to the growing climate of fear and intimidation, the community took a stand by coordinating an effective response to each incident and by making the unmistakable declaration: "Not in Our Town."
Not in Our Town II travels to communities inspired by the story of Billings to act against hate and intolerance. From Bloomington, Illinois, to Medford Oregon and Novato, California, the film depicts how communities across the nation have created positive solutions to hate acts.
In the fall of 2008, several incidents of prejudice and intolerance on and near the Luther College campus prompted a call to action by college officials for the city of Decorah and its Human Rights Commission to help mobilize a public response to such incidents. In a listening session, students shared a variety of experiences on campus and in the community that had made them feel uncomfortable, unwelcomed, unaccepted and unsafe. College President Richard Torgerson and Sheila Radford-Hill, the college's Diversity Center director, issued a joint statement admonishing the people responsible for the harassing and harmful conduct and asserted, "Enough is enough."
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"Acts of hate and hate crime are an assault on our community's values and undermine our quality of life," said a public statement issued by the commission last year. "[Such acts] erode our sense of security and create an unwelcoming and hostile environment for people and groups of people who are targeted. The citizens of Decorah will not tolerate such acts." Decorah stands with Billings and all the other communities across the nation who have proclaimed, "Not in Our Town."


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The All-American led all competitors at the national meet with a height of 5.11 meters (16-09.25 ft.).
2013 Season- Indoor: Ran prelims at the Big Ten Championships finishing the mile with a time of 4:07.96 took second in the mile at the Snowshoe Open (4:09.82) ran the mile at the Bill Bergan Invitational finishing eigth (4:13.17). Outdoor: Ran 1,500 meters at the Stanford Invitational finishing eighth (3:47.02) Ran the 1,500m at the Drake Relays finishing with time of 3:50.58.
2012 Season - Indoor: Competed in a total of seven events for the indoor season posted a time of 4:08.12 in the mile run at the Big Ten Championships finished fifth in the mile run at the Iowa State Classic with a season-best time of 4:07.77 won the 800 meters at the Bethel Invite (1:54.96). Outdoor: NCAA West Preliminary competitor in the 1,500 meters finished eighth in the 1,500m at the Big Ten Championships (3:45.92) prelims time was a season-best 3:44.59 won the 1,500m at the Stanford Invite with a time of 3:48.40 finished fourth in the 5,000m at the Drake Relays finished second in the 5,000m at the ASU Invite (14:43.55).
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I've been thinking a lot – as I am wont to do – about connection and communication. The other day, while willing myself to get out of bed, I had a thought. Please keep in mind that it is still in its nascent stage and that any and all suggestions are cheerfully and gratefully welcomed.
I would like to get my (white, mostly affluent, suburban) high students in touch with kids whose lives are different from theirs. Sure, we read about experiences that other people have, but I think the act of having real contact with a real person who lives differently than you – of having a connection with an actual person with whom you can form a genuine human bond – is far more profound and meaningful.
What I would like is to connect with a teacher in another part of the country (or the world, even; isn't the internet da bomb?) and get our kids in touch as part of our language curriculum this year (if this works with even a modicum of success, I would like to make this kind of cultural outreach a component of the English curriculum going forward, but that, as they say, is another bridge). What I originally envisioned would be a sort of sister-classroom scenario, but if we end up connecting to more than one school in more than one place, that will work, too (and, I think, can open up a lot of really great opportunities for discussion and research).
I'm imagining all kinds of communication; email, blogs, Skype, and (gasp!) letters written on paper and sent through the post (Mrs. Chili, can people still do that?!). I don't know yet how often this communication would happen, but I would like for it to be an organized thing for the classroom – whether or not the kids get in touch on their own time is up to them.
I teach in a teeny-tiny school – no, really; we're expecting slightly fewer than 80 students this year – so my classes are never going to be more than 20 students (my normal class size is between 15 and 18 kids). If this is something you're interested in (or something you think a colleague might be willing to play along with), leave a comment. I'll happily answer any questions you ask (though do make sure you enter your email address with your comment; I'll only answer some questions privately as I'm maintaining the illusion for myself that I'm protecting my anonymity here).
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Al Blevins, class of 1980, was a four year letterman and standout on the Georgetown hardwood. In his career Blevins totaled 1,550 points and 823 rebounds, ranking him 6th and 7th respectively in those categories at the time of graduation. Three times Blevins was selected to All-KIAC and All-District-32.
His senior season he was nominated from District 32 to tryout for the U.S. Olympic team.
It was said of Blevins that he led by example, with solid character and a huge heart. A graduate of Mt. Sterling High School, Blevins is a member of the 10th Region Boys Basketball Hall of Fame.
Today, Blevins and his wife Granetta remain active supporters of Georgetown College athletics.
Kenneth Cox, class of 1955, was a two-sport star in basketball and baseball. Prior to attending Georgetown, in 1946 and 1947, Cox played two years on the Army Cadet basketball team. After his release from the army, Cox played two years in the St. Louis Cardinals organization. Cox came to Georgetown in 1950 where he had an illustrious career on the court and on the diamond.
While at Georgetown, from 1950 to 1955, Cox was under contract with the Brooklyn Dodgers, playing sporadically on teams in Hazard, KY, Cornell, NY, Asheville, NC, Miami, FL, and Ft. Worth, TX. Says Cox of his hectic college sports career, "In those days you just played everything."
In 1981, Cox was elected into the Indiana Baseball Hall of Fame as a coach at Ben Davis High School, where he won 410 games and the 1981 State Championship.
Rob McCrary, class of 1985, was multi-threat star for four years on the Georgetown College football team. In 41 career games playing wideout, tailback, and kick returner, he averaged 122.8 all purpose yards per game.
Upon graduation, his 5,035 total yards ranked first all-time, and to this today remains one of only two Tigers with over 5,000 career yards. His 971 career punt return yards, and 1,351 kick return yards, rank 1st and 2nd respectively. Then assistant coach Bill Cronin said, "Rob was one of the finest football players I've ever had the opportunity to coach. He was a special player who could make a lot of magical plays happen."
Following his Tiger career, Rob played two years with the NFL's Houston Oilers.
Kyle Ramey, class of 1966, was co-captain of the 1965 team playing defensive tackle and guard. Ramey's coach, Lester Craft, recalls that before the season Ramey and two fellow seniors came into his office and said, "Coach, we know your philosophy is 'one game at a time', but we want you to know that our goal this year is to win them all."
That fall Ramey and the Tigers went on to do just that. Following the Tigers undefeated season, Ramey was selected to his third NAIA and Williamson Ratings All-American Teams.
Since graduating Ramey has distinguished himself in coaching, teaching, and childcare. Recently the community of Whiteville, North Carolina recognized Ramey for his continued leadership naming him Principal of the Year.
Sally Zimmerman, class of 1985, graduated from the Lady Tiger basketball program as the all-time leading scorer with 1,588 points. Currently she is the 5th all-time leading scorer, having played fewer games than those in front of her, and without the aid of the 3-point basket. Not only a scorer, Sally's 650 rebounds place her 9th on the all-time list.
In 1985, she was selected All-KWIC, All-KIAC, All-District 32, and Team MVP, while leading the Lady Tigers to their first Conference Championship. "Georgetown was the best four years of my life," said Zimmerman, "and basketball is what made them the best four years."
Zimmerman is currently the head coach at Shelby Co. High School, where she led her team to the KHSAA Final Four in 2003.
The 1993 Lady Tiger women's basketball team was the first team in program history to go all the way to the Elite Eight at the NAIA Women's Division II National Tournament.
The team posted a 27-5 record for the 1992-93 season while taking the NAIA District 22 Championship and checking in as runners-up in the KIAC (Kentucky Intercollegiate Athletic Conference) with a 7-2 record.
Head coach Susan Johnson, in her 13th season at the helm of the women's basketball program, was named KIAC Coach of the Year.
Junior Tammy Kindrick was named NAIA Division II All-American, All-KIAC and All-District 22, while co-captain Dee Dee Dean earned NAIA All-American Scholar-Athlete and District 22 Scholar Athlete honors. Senior Veronica Morris served as the team's other captain.
The team set a program record at the time with 27 wins and a record winning percentage of 84.3 percent.
Ben Oldham, class of 1965, earned three letters as a track and field athlete.
After Georgetown, Oldham began teaching and coaching at Tates Creek High School. His 1973 track team won the KHSAA State Championship, his cross country teams were never defeated in dual or triangular meets, and his weightlifting teams won seven KHSAA state titles.
In 1972, he began a 28 year career as a college football official, the last 24 with the Southeastern Conference. Oldham was an official in ten major bowl games, two SEC championship games, and finished his career with the 2000 BCS National Championship Game. For three seasons, Oldham served as the SEC's Chief Side Judge, followed by two seasons as chair of the SEC Executive Committee.
Oldham served as Athletics Director at Georgetown from 2000-2002, and currently serves as Associate Vice-President for Academic Affairs.
Ora Lunceford came to Georgetown College in 1981 with her husband Dr. Joe Lunceford. Ora worked in the library until 1985 when she took over the college post office. Always a very enthusiastic fan of Georgetown athletics, the Luncefords' attended almost every Tiger home game and were ardent followers on the road.
For nearly 20 years Ora filled the stands with spirit, wearing school colors and tiger print outfits. She initiated the traditional orange and black balloons that precede every football game, and remains an adored supporter by the coaches of her time. It was said of Ora that she never met a stranger and made it her business to meet and befriend anyone who came to campus.
Dr. Lunceford says the football team's 1991 National Championship still stands out as a very memorable moment that he and Ora shared. She passed in March of 2001, at the age of 59.
Billie and Sherri Wade's son, Matt Wade '05, was a four-year letterman on the Georgetown College men's soccer team. Billie and Sherri both expressed their desire to help the soccer program by giving to a renovation project to improve the soccer facilities on East Campus. Those improvements included the construction of a 1,500 square foot field house with locker rooms for both teams, a concession stand and public restrooms.
Improvements also included the installation of field lights, which has allowed both teams to play the majority of their games in the evenings. This has resulted in increased attendance at games, fewer missed classes by our student-athletes and one of the finest small college soccer facilities in the NAIA.
The Wade's generosity has made a huge impact on the Georgetown College soccer program, now and for many years to come.


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New York • San Jose Earthquakes midfielder Shea Salinas was suspended for one game and fined an undisclosed amount for elbowing LA Galaxy forward Robbie Keane during a game last weekend.
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Jockey Corey Nakatani was taken to the hospital March 15 after a spill in the fifth race at Santa Anita Park.
Jockey Corey Nakatani was taken to the hospital March 15 after a spill in the fifth race at Santa Anita Park.
California Chrome, early favorite for the Kentucky Derby Presented by Yum! Brands (gr. I) took another step forward when he cruised four furlongs at his Los Alamitos headquarters the morning of April 19 in :47 4/5.
Garrett Gomez, who took off his six riding assignments at Santa Anita Park Oct. 6 due to a missed flight from Kentucky, will be off his mounts for the remainder of the week pending a hearing before track stewards.
Jockey Garrett Gomez says he's ready to go after finally getting clearance from stewards at Del Mar to ride workouts on the morning of Aug. 9 and in race competition the following day.
Two-time Eclipse Award-winning jockey Garrett Gomez has been cleared to ride again as soon as Aug. 7 after meeting with stewards at Del Mar, provided he tests at acceptable levels for drugs he has been taking.
Agent Tony Matos confirmed Thursday morning that Garrett Gomez has picked up the mount on Robert B. Lewis Stakes (gr. II) winner Flashback for the Santa Anita Derby (gr. I) April 6.
Jockey Mike Smith apparently will retain the mount on Bodemeister, the colt he guided to a 9 1/2-length victory in the Arkansas Derby (gr. I) April 14.
Garrett Gomez is scheduled to resume riding March 22, according to his agent, after the two-time Eclipse Award winner was forced to abort an earlier comeback.
Jockey Garrett Gomez was at home resting on the morning of Jan. 13 after undergoing successful surgery to repair a broken left heel the previous afternoon.
Garrett Gomez, who parted with agent Ron Anderson earlier this week, has hired veteran California-based Tony Matos to handle his book.
Popular Santa Anita Park horn blower Jay Cohen expects to be gone from the Southern California track for about two weeks for surgery on a painful neck ailment.
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Jockey Aaron Gryder, coming off a strong Santa Anita meet, will be sidelined for about three weeks with a shoulder injury, agent Tony Matos confirmed Friday.
Pennsylvania Derby (gr. II) winner Love of Money was delayed in Texas due to inclement weather and will not run in Sunday's $250,000 Malibu Stakes (gr. I), according to the agent for Victor Espinoza, who was slated to ride.
Jockey Victor Espinoza Wednesday lost a final appeal of a seven-day suspension handed down by Santa Anita stewards in March and will begin serving his days starting with the opening day at Santa Anita program on Sunday.
Javier Santiago got off to a flying start in his United States debut, winning two races at Santa Anita on Wednesday, both for trainer Ruben Cardenas.
Jockey Victor Espinoza, who won his first Kentucky Derby on longshot War Emblem last year, will spend the first Saturday in May at Hollywood Park.
Former trainer David Cross Jr., who won the 1983 Kentucky Derby with Sunny's Halo, will launch a new career as a jockey agent at Hollywood Park next week with apprentice Jorge Carreno.
Jockey Gary Stevens on Tuesday hired agent Brian Beach to handle his book effective opening day of the Santa Anita Park meeting Dec. 26. Beach also books mounts for Mike Smith.
When the Del Mar meet ends Sept. 5, jockeys Gary Stevens and Victor Espinoza will relocate to the East Coast, at least for the first part of the Belmont Park meet.
Hall of Fame jockey Gary Stevens has hired Tony Matos as his new agent, his fourth in eight months since he returned riding full time last October.
Jockey Kent Desormeaux posted his 4,000th career victory when he won Sunday's first race at Santa Anita Park with Temporary Appeal. Desormeaux, 30, is a three-time Eclipse Award winner who became the youngest rider to reach 3,000 wins when he rode Maisonsaire to victory on April 16, 1995, at Santa Anita at age 25.


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Vale manager Martin Foyle has released Christian Smith on loan to Northwich and Walker to Wrexham, where he will remain until the end of the season.
The Dragons received the required international clearance on Thursday.
And Carlisle's Anthony Williams, a former Wales Under-21 goalkeeper, has also signed on loan until the end of the season.
Robbie Garrett is the latest Wrexham player ruled out of Saturday's match at Bristol Rovers, bringing the running total to five.
The on-loan Stoke midfielder, 18, has been included in the Northern Ireland Under-21 squad for Saturday's friendly against Romania.
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"We'll not risk another frontal assault... that rabbit's DYNAMITE!"
Good. Keep the trash out. Those type of people are what nearly brought the downfall of Magic Mountain.
She's the only woman I've ever seen, and possibly in existence, who has a Tinkerbell tattoo and isn't grossly overweight.
I'm really just here for the pancakes.
I'm Sorry Hachi... I love you.
A great man
What a classy pair."No more offensive than zombie Jesus or guns promoting violence," she says. "Aside from any of that, there is nothing about tattoos in their policies, just inappropriate clothing. ... I could see if it was like a gaping vag or something like that, but I don't have anything like that." (Her friend does, apparently.)
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Why would anyone want a tattoo of that? Jeez.
"We'll not risk another frontal assault... that rabbit's DYNAMITE!"
Tried to add her on facebook...if she asks why, I'll say to fap to her tinkerbell tat...
PS: Garland, TX.
Explains everything.
You think you hate it now, but wait 'til you drive it.
I kinda want to see the uncensored version of that tattoo. Curiosity really.
I'll +1 the only non-obese girl with a Tinkerbell tattoo in the world comment.
Personally, I don't have any problems with someone being asked to leave because of a tattoo like that. It's private property, you don't have any sort of right to be there.
And it looks like the tattoo was at kid's eye level...... Imagine being a 7 YO getting a boner at the store.
I don't think tinkerbell had huge boobs like in that tattoo. She was more petite with a smaller rack.
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Definition of dizzy
dizzilyplay \ˈdi-zə-lē\ adverb
dizzinessplay \-zē-nəs\ noun
Examples of dizzy in a Sentence
The children were dizzy after spinning in circles.
I'm feeling a bit weak and dizzy. I think I'm having a dizzy spell.
Complex math problems make me dizzy.
looking down from dizzy heights
Prices rose at a dizzy rate.
the dizzy pace of our lives
Origin and Etymology of dizzy
Middle English disy, from Old English dysig stupid; akin to Old High German tusig stupid
First Known Use: before 12th centurySee Words from the same year
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1 : having the feeling of spinning
2 : causing a feeling of spinning dizzy heights
3 : overwhelmed with emotion Dizzy with the success of his daring, Toad made for the railway station. — Kenneth Grahame, The Wind in the Willows
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Well into February, there's still plenty of action in the NBA, especially in the suddenly turbulent West. The Knicks are Rockets are among teams making a resurgence, while teams like Dallas are continuing to fortify their positions. With plenty of new standings to go over, let's look at what would happen if the playoffs started as of Sunday, February 12, before the day's games:
Portland has been struggling lately, and will have trouble holding onto their spot, let alone dealing with the Thunder.
Not that the Lakers' poor road record matters, but the Clippers have been winning more often, and have the momentum on their side.
All of a sudden, the Spurs have won seven in a row. They're still not the best on the road, but with an NBA-best 13-1 home record, the Nuggets will still have a difficult time to say the least.
The Rockets are, well, rocketing up the standings, but so is Dallas. Both teams are very close, with Dallas having one extra win. With both teams so similar, home-court advantage could very well mean everything in this one.
Congratulations to the Knicks for putting together a five-game winning streak, but they've still been too streaky throughout the year to be able to hang with Chicago's powerhouse lineup.
Speaking of streaky, Boston is on a losing streak, after disappointing losses to the Lakers and Raptors. They're still good, but Miami is younger and stronger, with more power and a much better record.
The Magic have been a hit or miss team this season. Nobody saw the 76ers coming, something they've turned into a very tough 19-9 record and an iron grip on the division. Despite Orlando's 17-11 record and the presence of Dwight Howard (for now), Philadelphia is the better team this year.
This is another situation where the teams are similar, but the Pacers have lost three straight, while the Hawks have lost won two straight. It should still be a very close series, but when in doubt, go with the home team.
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Here we are again! Another year and another brilliant batch of games that have wowed the judges. This year we only have two tracks, recognition of the increased quality of games built in HTML5 and Windows 8 providing native support for HTML5 development, but we've also increased the number of finalists headed to Sydney, Australia (yeah! My home town!) to compete live on stage in front of some incredible judges.
But before I go into the judging panel that will be there to greet the teams in Sydney, I want to publicly congratulate the top ten teams in Xbox/Windows and in Phone (they're in the next post). I also want to say that the competition in Online Round 3 was incredibly tough and there were so many great games. I want to encourage every team, whether they made it to Sydney or not, to strongly consider finishing their games and publishing them for the world to enjoy (and yes, that really is one of the primary reasons we set it up so that you had to submit a game trailer – you're already on your way to being able to advertise your games!).
So, without further ado, here are the ten teams headed to Sydney to compete for the title in the Game Design Xbox/Windows category of Imagine Cup.
[edit] Just putting these links at the top so you can get to them easily:
- All Round 3 competitors Game Trailers: http://bit.ly/APGD12e
- The Top Ten Gameplay Videos: http://bit.ly/APGD12g
Esperanza – BLUE FIELD
Real Time Strategy (RTS) game about rebuilding a city after a natural disaster (tsunami) hits.
HammerBird – InBalance
Isometric strategy game about health and environment.
Hotfix – Influence
Strategy/Puzzle game about influencing for change.
Nano – Nano
Action puzzler game about genetics and gene sequences.
Radiant – Robert's Quest
Side-scrolling platformer about cleaning up the environment.
Red Phoenix Studios – Clean World
Third person action game featuring an animated machine aimed at cleaning up the environment.
TANG Thai – Verdant Fantasy
Multiplayer action game about the environment.
Team Blossom – Bloom*Block
3D puzzle game about the environment.
The Doers – Do More
Strategy game about city planning.
xidianembed_6 – TaiJi
Kinect-based Tai Ji game for health and well-being.
You can see all of these teams, and their competition in these YouTube playlist I've set up:
- All Round 3 competitors Game Trailers: http://bit.ly/APGD12e
- The Top Ten Gameplay Videos: http://bit.ly/APGD12g


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Adele: Up for the "Skyfall" Soundtrack?
She's been basking in the glory of her 21 album for awhile now, and Adele has hinted that she may be included on the new James Bond flick's soundtrack.
The "Rolling in the Deep" songstress recently told press that she'll have a new single this year, sparking rumors that her new track will be part of the "Skyfall" album.
If this is the case, Adele will join the ranks of Carly Simon, Duran Duran, Madonna, Garbage, Jack White, and Alicia Keys, who have all appeared on 007 records over the years.
Adele also shared that her next album won't see the light of day for at least another year or so. "If I didn't write my own songs, I'd be out next week with a new album. I have to take time and live a little bit. There were a good two years between my first and second albums, so it'll be the same this time."
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Warner Bros, 700 mins,
MA15+, drama (DVD/VHS)
Stephen E. Ambrose's non-fiction account of the US Army's
Easy Company during World War II is brought to life in startling detail.
Stars Damian Lewis, Donnie Wahlberg, Scott Grimes and Neal McDonough.
DVD extras The 80-minute documentary We Stand Alone Together: The Men of Easy
Company, a 30-minute production featurette, actor Ron Livingston's video
production diary, a featurette on the series' premiere at Normandy, biographies,
notes, episode trailers, a photo gallery and weblinks. Audio is Dolby Digital
5.1, with an optional French soundtrack. The film is 1.78:1 widescreen.
Verdict Simply breathtaking.
Neighbours: Defining Moments
Sony, 365 mins, G, drama (DVD)
A compilation of 15 "classic" episodes from the long-running serial,
including the weddings of Des and Daphne, Scott and Charlene and others; births;
and the deaths of Daphne, Todd, Jim, Helen and Madge.
DVD extras A photo gallery only. The episodes are 4:3 or 16:9 widescreen,
depending on when they were made, and the audio is Dolby Digital 2.0 stereo. The
disc is coded for all regions.
Verdict Charming, but not nearly enough early material.
The Nightmare Before Christmas
Buena Vista, 73 mins, G
(DVD, already on VHS)
One of director Tim Burton's
most extraordinary films. Made in 1993, it is set in Halloween Town and
features Jack Skellington, the Pumpkin King. It is visually breathtaking,
evoking the stop-motion animation classics of Rankin Bass.
DVD extras Audio commentary (by Burton and director of photography Pete
Kozachik), a production featurette, deleted scenes, featurettes (on Halloween
Town, Christmas Town and the real world as they appear in the film), posters and
trailers, plus two early Burton films - Vincent (his directorial debut) and
Frankenweenie (the "uncut" version). Audio is Dolby Digital 5.1 and the print is
1.66:1 widescreen, 16:9 enhanced. There is an optional German soundtrack.
Verdict Unlike anything you've ever seen.
Karaoke Abba: A Video Biography
Original footage makes this one a must-have DVD.
Phantom of the Opera
Not the musical, but the much better
1925 film.
The Beastmaster
A sea of pectorals, shame about
the script.
Lost In Space (1998)
Roadshow, 130 mins, PG, science fiction (DVD/VHS)
The cinematic remake of the classic '60s TV series balances the need to
deliver a modern-day science fiction blockbuster with its duty to pay homage to
the original. The Robinson family, led by Professor John Robinson (William
Hurt), is sent into outer space as part of a colonisation program, but they
become "lost in space" when their mission is sabotaged by undercover agent
Zachary Smith (Gary Oldman). Oldman's Smith is far less flamboyant than Jonathan
Harris's memorable original, but his menacing demeanour has echoes of the way
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The tense manner in which England clinched their 1-0 victory over Slovenia, and with it a place in the last 16 of the World Cup, meant the final whistle wasn't exactly a champagne moment, but Jermain Defoe's goal was just the tonic the players and their beleaguered fans needed in Port Elizabeth.
Fabio Capello revealed after the match that he let his players enjoy a beer the night before, and no doubt that will be held up as the tactic that united a squad troubled by a very public whine from John Terry and helped rediscover the "English spirit" that the manager is always referring to.
Nothing to do with drafting in Defoe and James Milner into the team, of course.
Understandably, before the match in Nelson Mandela Bay the travelling England support was not so much excitedly expectant as demanding delivery from Our Boys.
Fan flags draped around the bars of Nelson Mandela Bay before the match included one saying "I want my money back" and another bearing the line "6,000 miles for what!!". The punctuation was poor, but the sentiment was clear.
England provided an answer to that grammatically inaccurate question with their win but, thanks to their nerve-wracking finish by failing to kill the match off, the mood afterwards among the fans was relieved and underwhelmed instead of jubilant.
That profligacy in front of goal hit Early Boers harder than most. EB's prediction for the results sweepstake amongst the media was for Defoe to score first and for England to win 2-0. The pot was positively bursting too, as it was a rollover from the Algeria game, when no one plumped for a goalless draw. Bah!
Capello's players will certainly need to bring a barrel-load of spirit to Bloemfontein on Sunday when they face Germany in the second round.
The reunion with England's greatest World Cup nemesis was confirmed when Landon Donovan's late strike saw USA beat Algeria 1-0 in Group C's other match, before the Mannschaft beat Ghana 1-0 later on Wednesday.
Had England topped the group, then they would have booked a game against Ghana, and then either Uruguay or South Korea in the quarter-finals (*sigh*).
Instead, EB is steeling itself for three days of archive footage of missed penalties, tired references to wars and battles and more jingoistic headlines than you can shake a bratwurst at. See, it's started already.
And, if they exorcise those demons, the cycle will repeat if Argentina make it past Mexico. Then it's Spain. Then Brazil.
Just thinking about it calls for a stiff drink.
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So, with France's squabbling squad flown home and England's rejuvenated campaign hopefully dispelling the unrest within the camp, that's the end of all the World Cup beef, right? Not even close.
Algeria's Rafik Saifi raised the bar for bitterness at this tournament to a sinister and reprehensible level when he slapped a female reporter across the face following his team's defeat to USA.
The late substitute spotted Asma Halimi as he walked through the post-match mixed zone and hit her, getting a retaliatory punch in the mouth for his troubles. It is believed that there was existing ill-feeling between the pair over an article Halimi wrote.
After the South African police have been so eager to imprison Dutch PR girls and fans who get lost looking for the toilets, let's hope they will be knocking on Saifi's door before the Desert Foxes can leave the country.
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QUOTE OF THE DAY: "Click-click-BANG!!" - After so much bland commentary from the host broadcasters here in South Africa, SABC appear to have drafted in hardcore rapper DMX after this description of Mesut Ozil's stunning winner for Germany. More hip hop commentary please!
FOREIGN VIEW: "Thierry Henry called the president from South Africa and told him he wanted to see him as soon as possible after his return to France." - French government spokesman Luc Chatel reveals the Les Bleus bench-warmer will meet with President Nicolas Sarkozy, who held a meeting with sports ministers yesterday over the national team's in-fighting and acrimonious exit.
BOERMY ARMY TWEET OF THE DAY: "@EarlyBoers I can give a proof to what you say. Let's watch (or hear) this... http://bit.ly/b57xpM" - EB's French counterpart, MD_eurosportfr, supports this blog's love for the vuvuzela.
COMING UP: It's the turn of Groups E and F to provide their winners and losers today. Follow live commentary of Slovakia v Italy and Paraguay v New Zealand at 15:00, followed by Denmark v Japan and Cameroon v Netherlands at 19:30.
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Location: Chemistry ResearchTitle: Fragrance composition of Dendrophylax lindenii (Orchidaceae) using novel technique applied in situ Author
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Publication Date: 6/1/2011
Citation: Sadler, J.J., Smith, J.M., Zettler, L.W., Alborn, H.T., Richardson, L.W. 2011. Fragrance composition of Dendrophylax lindenii (Orchidaceae) using novel technique applied in situ. European Journal of Environmental Sciences. Vol. 1, No. 2, pp. 137-141. Interpretive Summary: The ghost orchid, Dendrophylax lindenii (Lindley) Bentham ex Rolfe (Orchidaceae), frequents shaded swamps as an epiphyte and is native to Cuba and SW Florida. It is one of North America's rarest orchids and has experienced a steady decline. A rare flowering event in 2009 gave a unique opportunity to study and to collect floral scents of this species in situ. GC/MS analyses of the collections showed the scent to consist of mostly terpenoids, typical of moth pollinated orchids and gave no indication of adaptations for specialized pollinators. Therefore the decline might be due to environmental factors rather than the absence of suitable pollinators.
Technical Abstract: The ghost orchid, Dendrophylax lindenii (Lindley) Bentham ex Rolfe (Orchidaceae), is one of North America's rarest and well-known orchids. Native to Cuba and SW Florida where it frequents shaded swamps as an epiphyte, the species has experienced steady decline. Little information exists on D. lindenii's biology in situ, raising conservation concerns. During the summer of 2009 at an undisclosed population in Collier County, FL, a substantial number (ca. 13) of plants initiated anthesis offering a unique opportunity to study this species in situ. We report a new technique aimed at capturing floral headspace of D. lindenii in situ, and identified volatile compounds using gas chromatography mass spectrometry (GC/MS). All components of the floral scent were identified as terpenoids with the exception of methyl salicylate. The most abundant compound was the sesquiterpene (E,E)-a-farnesene (71%) followed by (E)-ß-ocimene (9%) and methyl salicylate (8%). Other compounds were: linalool (5%), sabinene (4%), (E)-a-bergamotene (2%), a-pinene (1%), and 3-carene (1%). Interestingly, (E,E)-a-farnesene has previously been associated with pestiferous insects (e.g., Hemiptera). The other compounds are common floral scent constituents in other angiosperms suggesting that our in situ technique was effective. Volatile capture was, therefore, possible without imposing physical harm (e.g., inflorescence detachment) to this rare orchid.


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Knowles, Julian D. (2006) Defibrillator. [Other]
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Defibrillator is a 16'41" musical work for solo performer, laptop computer and electric guitar. The electric guitar is processed in real-time by digital signal processing network in software, with gestural control provided by a foot-operated pedal board. ---------
The work is informed by a range of ideas from the genres of electroacoustic music, western art music, popular music and cinematic sound. It seeks to fluidly cross and hybridise musical practices from these diverse sonic traditions and to develop a compositional language that draws upon multiple genres, but at the same time resists the ability to be located within a singular genre. Musical structures and sonic markers which form genre are ruptured at strategic levels of the musical structure in order to allow for a cross flow of concepts between genres. The process of rupture is facilitated by the practical implementation of music and sound reception theories into the compositional process. --------
The piece exhibits the by-products of a composer born into a media saturated environment, drawing on a range of musical and sonic traditions, actively seeking to explore the liminal space in between these traditions. The project stems from the author's research interests in locating points of connection between traditions of experimentation in diverse musical and sonic traditions arising from the broad uptake of media technologies in the early 20th century.
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Today marks the beginning of the "Citizen Report," a collaborative effort between the Colorado Springs Gazette and KRCC. Drawing from submissions to the YourHub pages at ColoradoSprings.com, citizen journalists now have the opportunity to share their work over the air in addition to appearing in print.
This inaugural edition of the "Citizen Report" features a conversation with YourHub editor Tim Bergsten and YourHub community journalist Travis Duncan. It begins with Travis talking about the very nature of citizen journalism.
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Ha Ha! So the Hub Print Boys are on the air!
Well, I really could probably do as good a job explaining the rationale for an 'audio' hub as you did, but you will undoubtedly polish up as you go. Since I had to catch this via my net connection and a speaker on my computer, I detected a little bit of 'echo' effect in your digital voices that I probably would not have heard had I listened over FM radio real time.
Now I assume that each week's Radio Hub will be available online, like your introduction, so those of us too busy to catch the radio right when they are played, can hear all these Citizen Gettysburg Addresses online. Right?
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Way to go, guys! Off and running. A great blend of media and cross communication. Looking forward to future stories.
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At this time, podcasts aren't available, but all pieces will appear online every week. However, podcasts may be something we look into in the future.
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You can forget all the transfer speculation you might have read this week – because it's "all wrong".
That was Arsène Wenger's blunt assessment of the latest round of stories linking Arsenal with any number of summer signings.
Transfer rumours have gathered pace since last weekend's defeat at Wigan effectively ended Arsenal's title bid and, inevitably, reporters wanted Wenger to shed light on the speculation at his pre-match press conference.
They didn't get far. Goalkeeper Joe Hart was the first and only name to crop up before Wenger snuffed out any further probing.
"We are at the moment not on the transfer market," he insisted.
"What is important is that we focus on the challenge we have in front of us and finish well in our final three games.
"I read some transfer rumours in the newspapers and they are all wrong. All of them. So you do not even need to ask me one name – they are all wrong."Copyright 2017 The Arsenal Football Club plc. Permission to use quotations from this article is granted subject to appropriate credit being given to www.arsenal.com as the source