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As a result of extremely high demand, STAPLES Center, Top Rank and Golden Boy Promotions have released upper concourse tickets, reasonably priced starting at $25, to the January 24th World Welterweight Championship showdown between three-time welterweight champion Antonio Margarito and three-division world champion Sugar Shane Mosley. Remaining tickets are priced at $300, $150, $75, $50, and $25 are on sale now at all TicketMaster outlets, by phone at 213-480-3232 and online at www.ticketmaster.com, and at STAPLES Center Box Office. Margarito vs. Mosley is promoted by Top Rank and Golden Boy Promotions and sponsored by Cerveza Tecate. The 12-round world championship fight for Margarito's World Boxing Association (WBA) welterweight title takes place on Saturday, January 24 at STAPLES Center in Los Angeles and will be televised live on HBO's World Championship Boxing beginning at 10:00 p.m. ET/7:00 p.m. PT.


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This is my first major mod to the WRX I have done. Before I start doing any HP gain mods I wanted to fix the body roll of the WRX and make sure I will be able to put the extra power to the ground.
First step - Off to Cobb Tuning in Plano for a precise custom laser alignment for the street on their Hunter Optical Aligner.
Next I orderd the following from Rallysportdirect.com with 2 Day shipping. They did a great job getting me the items on time and were great to speak with. I will be ordering from them again.
Kartboy Front Endlinks - KAR KB-017-F
Kartboy Rear Endlinks - KAR - KB-017-08REAR
Eibach Sway Bar Kit with Front Adjustable 25mm Sway Bar and Rear Adjustable 22mm Sway Bar
I followed the instructions that came with the Sway Bars and download the Kartboy instructions. I also read other posts on this and other sites for a more help. Install took me about 2.5 hours. After I was done I noticed that the rear endlinks were not perpendicular and the fronts were way off. I drove it like this for a bit but searched online and found were others used the spacers from the rear endlink kit to fix the perpendicular issue. I alread used the spacers in the rear kit for the proper spacing in the rear lower control arm. So I went to Home Depot and got some washers to make my own spacers and it works much better now.
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Rear After - Install note: have the car on ramps for there to be full load on the suspension. I used a floor jack in the middle as a saftey net (never really trust the plastic ramps). I also had to use the floor jack to lift the rear end a bit to fit the larger rear sway bar and then lowered it back on the ramps to complete the install

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Re: Static Electrikitty
I like this, but I wish the image were larger
cosmiccow wrote:You are nothing if not consistent with your designs.
LOL s'all bout them clouds XD
Re: Frontier Physics
Bruce Campbell guest stars on this shirt as the sheriff.
Re: The Force of Attraction
You are SOOOOO great!! I want this! +1
missmissa07 wrote:Very happy you went with the kelly green :D. It looks excellent! +1
Good to hear - I thought your preference was olive:D Thanks mismissa!
misrymonky wrote:Love the final design! GMV
Sweet, thanks misrymonky!
Spiritgreen wrote:Simple, funny, original. Awesome job, jasneko.
Based on my own past experiments, this pose would last approximately 37 microseconds before the balloon was either burst or dislodged by running around. :^)
Thanks so much Spiritgreen. And haha sounds like you have feisty subjects you're experimenting with;) You should take a look at the videos I posted above... those poor kitties loping around hehe.
ruf1o wrote:Watch A Pissed Off Cat
haha I've seen that before. The noises are disturbing but matched up with the subtitles - disturbing AND hilarious!
walmazan wrote:Love it, and I love how look on the tee! very wearable!
Nice work like every single week jas!
Aw, big thanks walmazan, that means a lot to me!
joe517 wrote:I like this, but I wish the image were larger
Thanks joe517. It's actually a decent size on the shirt... I tried to strike a balance between huge cat on shirt and not too small;) Woot always prints things larger than they look on the comps anyway, at least on men's shirts, so I wouldn't worry=)
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Shoop Shoop Hula Hoop!!!! This was the brand that added ballbearings to hula hoops so that they make noise.
I bet I could still win a hula hoop contest if I tried!
cosmiccow wrote:Interesting design, but I'm not really sure what's supposed to be going on here.
i tried to create a world where the elements of things were enlarged, and with that the elements converge on each other to make a common result in the "puddle" of life. may it be a plant, human or water.
its a little deep i know..
kylemittskus wrote:No text. The rest is totally kosher.
The text is not on the actual shirt. Notice the shirt on the bottom right. I can resub if you want without the text, but that's why I included the shirt to clear up any confusion.
Re: Spider Physics at Work
My belief is that this is enough different from the old Newton's cradle with humanized balls to be fair. My design is showing nature's way! It's a green design- how do the spiders learn to work together to get at the tasty, tasty, dragonflies. They use physics, of course! Nobody is scared here- the spiders are about to go down in glorious spider history as having solved the dragonfly conundrum! The dragonfly is just a leetle too close to the spiders to be safe, but let's just say that he does have the brains of a dragonfly. No terror, no anthropomorphizing the steel balls, just spiders demonstrating their knowledge of rudimentary physics.
bassanimation wrote:Being from Texas...I am obligated to give the armadillo some love..
And being that your art is fantastic..I am obligated to give you a vote.
I sometimes make no sense with my words..
I've almost hit a couple of armadillos in oklahoma too. hate those things.
endangeredomega wrote:At least Cowboy #2 probably didn't die. Thanks to the Mythbusters, I seem to recall learning that after a few ricochets, a bullet loses enough energy & speed so that it's no longer lethal?
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Every magnet has a good and a bad side, a positive and a negative. The only way to determine which side is which is to wait and see where the goatee sprouts.
Thanks for looking!
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Little Kid Voice: "Oh yeah? Prove that the photon goes through both slits at once! I dare ya!"
Re: COWABUNGA
This turned out great! Nice work!
Re: Gravity
Can you post a larger pic or close-up of the top of the gray circle? I can't quite tell what's going on.
VaRissaRaptor wrote:First woot derby entry.
I support. Seems to allude to joyous marriage. Clever concept.
Re: Physics 101
As I sit here explaining to my fiancee what each section of this diagram is talking about I feel both nerdy and ecstatic at the same time. Thank you for letting me be my nerdy self. TWO THUMBS UP!
Re: Classic Monkey and Hunter... Problem.
I sometimes forget that non-physics geeks don't know the monkey and the hunter.... I felt silly explaining it to my fiancee. I've got at LEAST five people who need this shirt! LOVE IT SOO MUCH!
This is very well done!
Re: I'm smarter than the gravity
nice perspective, but i would like a lower placement, with the kite closer to the middle of the shirt, and the figure closer to the bottom...
good luck!
Oh no! the No. 3 soapbox car went out of the downhill track! Damn tricky curve!
love the faces!
this is a good one!
love the changes, great expressions, and i like the halo/horns reference =) nice job again! gmv.
Re: Strong Attractive Force
Van der Waal ≠ Einstein
Awesome design, and I totally understand the need for Einstein's face (as it's much more recognized than Van der Waals')...
Just remember to tell everyone you pass as you wear this shirt that Einstein didn't come up with the whole "strong, attractive force" thing. Credit where it's due! LOL
Re: Prism Jism
Please revote for Prism Jism! I had to resubmit because the shirt pic had the Gary Busey quote on it even though the real shirt doesn't.
Awesome Illustration Spirit!
this is a great shirt! it reminds me of a card game named "Bang!" that i play with friends, i would definitely buy this shirt! great job as always! gmv!
love the colors! cute idea!
"I'm pretty sure rainbows are just prism jism."
-Gary Busey
Re: The Physics of Crossing the Road
That little bird in the background must be this baby vulture. Just waiting. Patiently. For the inevitable.
Nice Wave!
Re: Nuclear Fusion-HA!
im voting for this mostly for the dragonball reference. =) it has nice colors to, and its pretty cute.
Re: Bread and Butter
This... is most excellent. I only wish that the cat and the bread+butter were more detailed. Ingenious idea though.
ThunderThighs wrote:. Seriously! Is there anyone in this forum that doesn't have to have the last word?!?!?
Once again, I think you've beat this horse dead.
The internet is made of cats. And nerd-rage. Lots & lots of nerd-rage.
Love the line texture you use
I think your initial rejection might have had less to do with the mock-up, and everything to do with the idea of 'jism'. References to bodily fluids make Woot uncomfortable.
endangeredomega wrote:I think your initial rejection might have had less to do with the mock-up, and everything to do with the idea of 'jism'. References to bodily fluids make Woot uncomfortable.
It doesn't make them uncomfortable. It makes it impossible for them to sell the kids' shirt sizes.
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My car, now at 70K something miles, is zipping along just dandy.
I'm wondering what the future for the poor devil is? The car is receiving excellent care and plenty-O-new parts. The killer question is - can I keep it and plan to tear around when she hits the dreaded 200K mark with a fresh engine and trans? I really dislike E90's.
I've never read anything where guys have a complete engine rebuild. I know there are no German engine builders in my zip code. I think the cylinders are Nickosel treated and when worn, are probably scrap? Can these 6-banger's be steel sleeved?
This whole thing came from a stupid Craig's list ad I spotted. Some guy, who I intend to check out, is selling the complete engine and auto trans out of his '04. He claims " we are just making it chevy powered"!! I never imagined that's even possible.
My thought was along the lines of buying the old engine and having it rebuilt for the future. The after-thought is, maybe the seller is on the right track as the cost of rebuilding may be so ridiculous, "I could'a had a V-8"?
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All the **** talkin on my thread about mods and coming from the guy who put a Chevy engine in his bimmer I've seen it all
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Lemony Herb-Grilled Jumbo Shrimp
Neil Perry likes to use this marinade—a zesty combination of garlic, ginger, lemon zest, crushed red pepper and fresh herbs—to marinate all kinds of seafood, but shrimp is a favorite. When the weather is pleasant, he grills the shrimp outside; when it's cooler out, he opts to broil the shrimp in his oven.
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- 1 tablespoon chopped cilantro
- 1 teaspoon crushed red pepper
- 1 lemon, zest finely grated and lemon cut in half
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- 1/2 cup extra-virgin olive oil, plus more for drizzling
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Using kitchen scissors, cut down the back of each shrimp through the shell and halfway through the meat. Remove the dark veins and transfer the shrimp in their shells to a large bowl.
In a mortar or food processor, crush the garlic, ginger, oregano, sage, cilantro, crushed red pepper and lemon zest with 1 teaspoon of kosher salt until a coarse paste forms. Stir in the 1/2 cup of olive oil. Pour the mixture over the shrimp and toss to coat thoroughly. Let stand at room temperature for 1 hour.
Light a grill. Grill the shrimp over moderately high heat, turning once, until white throughout, about 4 minutes. Transfer the grilled shrimp to plates. Squeeze the lemon halves over the shrimp, drizzle with olive oil, season lightly with salt and pepper and serve at once.
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Fans who've been waiting for Warner Home Video's loose adaptation of Mark Waid and Howard Porter's "Tower of Babel" arc from JLA, Justice League: Doom, can officially mark their calendars for a February 28 release date. Featuring a script by the late Dwayne McDuffie, the animated movie pits a Justice League lineup "New 52″ readers will recognize squaring off against a Legion of Doom armed with Batman's private dossiers on how to take his teammates down in the even of an emergency.
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I think because it is a concept car. Concept cars have special BMW rules so it can't just be sent around like a normal car. There were two guys from BMW AG who's entire job was to babysit the car at Detroit, and that was the media days. It has to be worse for public days.
I really like this concept 4 Series and hope this ends up as the real deal. I think this car would be a winner for BMW. It is similar to the 6 Grand Sport, but you wouldn't have to pay the big price of entry and have to eat the typically poor resale value in the end.
I also think this 4 Series design would make for a great starting point for the M4 .
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No doubt there have been some brilliant gangster films made over the years. "Casino," "Miller's Crossing," "White Heat," "Scarface," "Donnie Brasco"…and I could go on and on. For this week's "Movie Poll" I could have easily come up with 10 truly awesome gangster flicks for you to pick from. But I'm not going to do that. What's the point? I'm just going to get right down to the two films it always comes down to anyway, and if you think otherwise, well, then….maybe you better come take a ride…you know what I mean?!
This has always been a source of great debate with me and my film buddies. The question? Which is the better gangster movie: Francis Ford Coppola's "The Godfather" (1972) or Martin Scorsese's "Goodfellas" (1990)? I have my own very strong opinions on the matter, but for now, I want to see what you think.
So this week is real easy — you get two choices and two choices only…if you've never seen them — shame on you. If you like another film better, simply pick which film you enjoy more. Fuhgeddaboudit…it's that easy.
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I really hate having to put something like this out here but I could really use some advice and help on places to duck hunt in Eastern PA Wilke-Barre/Scranton area. I also don't think having to drive 2-3 hours to duck hunt is far. I recently accepted a job promotion through my company which will require me to move. I choose Northeast PA because it's just far enough away from the cities and the cost of living is more affordable.
I've been duck hunting since I was 12 and I have only duck hunted in Wisconsin. The toughest part is going to be moving away from family, friends, the area I grew up where I have hunted and fished my whole life. I've set the date with my company to move the first week of December, our last week to hunt ducks in Wisconsin. I wanted to have one more year duck hunting with friends before I left.
I would really like to get to know some people who live in the Wilke-Barre/Scranton area who duck hunt and fish. My biggest asset I can bring to the table are my 8 dozen puddler decoys, 2.5 dozen diver decoys, 1 dozen GHG full body mallards, two layout blinds (Avery Finishers), 3 mojos ( 2 teal, 1 mallard), and last but not my least I will be bringing my new rig I bought in April my 1542 SeaArk aluminum all welded mod. V bottom with my brand new Mud Buddy 23 hd/sd mini lite mud motor on the back, it also has an avery quick set blind attached with grass mats all around. It's definitely my pride and joy. I planned on being in Wisconsin a lot longer when I initially bought it but I love it so there's no way I wouldn't bring it with me.
The biggest question I have is whether or not my boat and motor will have any use out there? It's also set up for bass fishing so I plan on doing that once the spring rolls around. It's really tough to find information on water fowling in eastern PA so I am hoping this message reaches a few people who hunt the area. Growing up in a small town and having a close group of friends I hunt with I know how duck hunters can be about their spots. I'm not looking for any secret spots just areas I can go and scout with my boat. I also see you can't hunt on Sunday's in PA. What the hell do you guys do about that?
I'm 29 years old so I definitely wouldn't consider myself old and I still have somewhat of a strong back when it comes to putting in the work for ducks. If anyone can give me their two cents it would be very much appreciated. I honestly, I have no idea *** I am going to do when it comes to hunting once I move out there. I'm much invested into ice fishing as well. Any info you can give me on that is also appreciated. Is there even any ice fishing in that part of the country? Thanks


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Villa Petra is situated in the strictest center of Banja Vrujci. Positioned between the private spa center "Prva Nova Banja" and the complex state of the pool of the hotel "Vrujci".
Near the villa Petre is a health center with specialized clinics for massage and physical therapy with curative mud.
In the environment there are several private offices.
Within 300 meters there are several restaurants with national cuisine with extremely reasonable prices and boarding services.
The villa is surrounded by greenery.
All the facilities in the villa are intended only for guests of the villa Petre so that guests can enjoy in peace and privacy.
Vila Petra has its own pool with healing spa water. The pool is closed intended only for guests of the villa.
The pool is located on the southwest side so it is sunny all day.
The dimensions of the pool are 12m x 6m x 1.5m
Around the pool there are deck chairs, umbrellas and canopies. Working hours are from 0-24 so that our guests enjoy a night swim.
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Vila Petra owns a hot tub and a hot tub that is filled exclusively medicinal spa water.
Users of these facilities except užiiivanja and relaxation can feel the benefits of mineral water.
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Vila Petra has its own restaurant-cafeteria.
It consists of two parts.
One part of it is closed and air-conditioned, and the other is in the open air, surrounded by flowers and greenery.
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On November 17, 2014, the Nuclear and Radiation Studies Board of the National Academy of Sciences will be hosting a meeting to assist with scoping the next Biological Effects of Ionizing Radiation (BEIR) report—the BEIR VIII report—on health risks from exposure to low levels of ionizing radiation.
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"Last year we ran a spread because we had a great quarterback," he explained, "now we're switching to the Navy offense, it's triple option, run first, but they want to get the ball in my hands on offense. I'll be getting some carries as an option back and I'll be punt and kick returner and safety on defense."
Last season, Engel had 30 receptions for over 500 yards and three touchdowns. At 6'2, 170-lbs, he has the frame to grow into a good sized college wideout and this summer, while training at Game Speed in Eden Prarie, MN, he has chopped his 40 time down to a blazing 4.34.
That type of explosiveness, coupled with a couple of nice camp performances have gotten him on the college radar, although the big "O" word has not made its way to the surface just yet.
"I haven't gotten any offers yet, but I'm being recruited by Northwestern, Minnesota, Indiana, Iowa State, Miami (Ohio), Northern Illinois, Washington State, Iowa, Western Michigan, North Dakota State and North Dakota. Those are probably my top schools. I went to most of those camps in the summer, they all like me a lot but they said they'll look at my first game or my first two games."
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A buddy and I along with two other suby guys were driving on the parkway in the rain friday night. Was hard to see out and my buddy, through no fault of his own, went off the road across the median, through the other lanes, straight through the gaurdrail and into a concrete barrier. He's ok, but the car is gone.
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This page includes a handful of Sesame Street videos. I wonder if Sesame Street video compilations should be listed here. They're not too different from average episodes of the show (they're usually just themed around one subject and until last decade a half-hour shorter). That could lead to a long list, and in a way every episode of Sesame Street is a "clip show" (though there are some episodes that I think could qualify). --Minor muppetz 03:35, January 19, 2011 (UTC)
- I think home videos that simply re-use segments and inserts from the show aren't necessarily clip shows. I mean most episodes of the show itself feature a majority of recycled inserts and segments and I wouldn't call all of them clip shows either. I think it's about how the narrative or framing sequences utilize the clips. Things like A Celebration of Me, Grover, The Best of Elmo 2 and The Best of Kermit on Sesame Street are different in format, tone and the way they recall and use clips than Bedtime Stories & Songs or Learning About Numbers. -- Brad D. (talk) 04:49, January 19, 2011 (UTC)


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A soldier makes it home in time for Father's Day.
The 22-year-old Williston man has been in Afghanistan for the past year.
Cheers filled the Gainesville Airport Saturday afternoon as United States Army soldier Carl Wilcox returned home for a two week visit.
"My father is here, tomorrow is Father's Day I am going to spend time with my father and I have a son also and I just want to catch up with my friends and family," said Wilcox.
Wilcox's father said he couldn't ask for a better father's day gift.
"It feels good, real good. I missed him," said Wilcox's father.
Wilcox hasn't been home for 8 months.
He said he plans to take a trip to Georgia to visit his one-year-old baby boy.
His son wasn't at the airport, but other relatives were there holding up signs and waving American flags.
"I am so happy to have him home with us," said grandma Ethel Wilcox.
"We are so proud of him and we are so glad to have him home," aunt Gina Wilcox.
"It feels great and I am so excited," sister Angela Cotman.
"We are happy he is home in a safe zone," sister Gershey Bradley.
The first person to spot Wilcox was his mother Edra Mount, who tells us she will never forget the day he told her he wanted to serve his country.
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The Corps did consider releasing additional water from those reservoirs as a way of reducing or eliminating the salinity impacts from deepening the harbor. However, our analysis indicated that a large amount of water would be required to restore salinity levels to their present location in the estuary over a long period of time (such as in a multi-year drought). Substantial changes would have been required to the operation of those reservoirs, resulting in potentially large-scale adverse effects to existing users. As a result, the Corps dropped that measure from further consideration and it is not included as one of the final mitigation measures.
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It is factual that when you dredge a river on the coast, you cause two of many problems. 1-You increase the salt water intrusion that spills in to the fresh water aquifers, & 2-You change fresh water wetlands to brackish. It would appear logical that these problems would be resolved if you increase the flow of water from the fresh water river. This was a major concern of mine during the hearings of the Medical Affairs Committee and DHEC (Department of Health & Environmental Control) this week.
Here's the problem. The Savannah River basin has three dams for Lakes Hartwell, Russell, & Thurmond. If the communities on the coast have these problems, why not let out more water from the dams upstream? The suffering lake levels may be reduced even further.
The answer below from the Corps of Engineers verifies this assumption, yet offers that the Corps will not consider this solution. I just hope this is a permanent determination.
You asked about the Corps' consideration of additional releases from its reservoirs upstream on the Savannah River.


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You can fail anywhere. There is no end of ways to fail.
But you can fail more rapidly and more expertly, with superior clarity and precision, in Norbiton.
The stones of Norbiton resound neither with history nor promise. No one stands on the brink of Norbiton Avenue, Norbiton station at his back, and feels excitement, curiosity, trepidation. No one will ever tell you either with pride or as mere matter of fact that he lives in Norbiton. Or that he comes from Norbiton or is on his way to Norbiton. He will say Kingston, or London. Never Norbiton. Norbiton is an invisible city.
Or nearly invisible. There is the station, after all, and Norbiton Avenue. There is a pub called the Norbiton and Dragon (not actually in Norbiton but over the border in Canbury). There is a kebab shop called the Norbiton Grill. But you will not, in the normal course of things, notice Norbiton, not even if you live here.
If you ask any resident of Norbiton (can you find one?) where it starts and finishes, what it is, they will not know. Back when I had a job, a man once stopped his car on the London Road to ask me the way to Norbiton. I was bewildered. This is it, I said. Then I told him where the station was, and he thanked me and drove off.
What was he thinking? What could he possibly want? (I would add now: How could he see me? How did he know we existed?) You cannot go there, I should in full honesty have shouted after his disappearing car, because there is no there.
And yet it has a name, a name this driver knew and was able to use. It is called Norbiton. A name is something to work with, something to hang your concepts on, if also a way of generalising, of forgetting. Give something a name and you seem to know what it is, it is no longer strange, it is a portable mental object, so much loose change jangling comfortably in the pockets of y0ur mind.
Thus to keep the name useful, to keep it sharp and unaccommodating, it needs to be treated as a term in our understanding of the world. It needs to be anatomised. At any rate that is what we have done. We have learnt to distinguish between three Norbitons: Accidental Norbiton, Empirically Real Norbiton and Norbiton: Ideal City.
And so this Norbiton, which has grown like moss or nettles in the interstices of more substantial, more purposeful places – Kingston, Wimbledon, Surbiton – we call Accidental Norbiton. Accidental Norbiton is a non-rationalised space; it is a space, that is, conceived as a bucket or other receptacle filled with what Erwin Panofsky might have styled a plastic cluster of objects.
Those objects are destinations of one sort or another. Norbiton, like any place, is thus criss-crossed by vectors representing small and automatic journeys, journeys to and from, or between destinations. You might, for example, find yourself at the allotments watering your tomatoes one moment and watching Kingstonian or AFC Wimbledon at Kingsmeadow Stadium the next; or you might need to drop in on the graveyard or the sewage works or the council tip or the hospital; or have business with one of the funeral directors, Frederick W. Paine or Alan Greenwood and Sons, or require an item at the florists or the stonemasons.
There are, to repeat, spots, points, destinations. You will trace vectors, familiar or otherwise, to reach them. But none of these separate journeys would induce you to link these destinations together as some coherent mental whole. You have no object-specific neuron which fires consistently at the idea of Norbiton, as you do, for instance, for Jennifer Aniston.
There is no paradigm for this kind of place. Accidental Norbiton is contingent, marginal, superfluous, an ugly necessity; it is like the wires coiled under your desk, behind your bookcases; it is like the suitcases gathering dust under your bed, on top of your wardrobe; an adjunct to living, part of the logistics, the bureaucracy, never what you might call life itself, the movement and centre and focus of which seem to prevail elsewhere.
Perfect, then, for a life of properly calibrated failure. Welcome to Norbiton.


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8 Sel Kuralay
Brynjarsdottir Honored Nationally
The junior midfielder registered her first career multi-goal game on the road at Florida.
No. 3 FSU Blanks No. 8 Florida In Gainesville
The Seminoles register their largest margin of victory over the Gators in the series following their 3-0 shutout Friday night.
2005: 2005 NSCAA All-Region first team...2005 Soccer Buzz's third team All-American...2005 Soccer Buzz's All-Region first team...One of the nation's top newcomers...spent most of 2005 ranked in the top 20 in the nation in scoring...finalist for Soccer Buzz's National Player of the Year award...joins Viola Odebrecht as the first FSU players in school history to be nominated for that honor...an All-ACC first team selection...named ACC co-player of the week (9/12), ACC Player of the Week (10/29), Top Drawer Soccer National player of the week (9/12), to Soccer America's Team of the Week (8/30) and SoccerFLA.com's player of the week (8/30)...Kuralay had the most productive offensive season of any first-year Seminole in team history...her 16 goals, nine assists, 41 points and six game-winners all rank in the top three for single season records at FSU and are each the most ever by an FSU player in her first season...no player in FSU history has ever had as many goals with nine or more assists...her 41 points are the second-most in one season and she is just two points away from moving into first place...recorded either the game-winning goal or assist in nine of Florida State's 20 wins...with her 16 goals, Kuralay ranks third in single season goals and was just two shy of moving into a tie for first place...Kuralay is one game-winning goal away from tying the single season record in that category...had five multi-goal games on the year, which is tied for the most ever in a single season and already second on the career list as well...became the quickest player in FSU history to reach 10 goals when she got there in the ninth game of the season...lead the ACC in game-winning goals and shots...second in the ACC in goals and shots per game...third in the conference in points, points per game and goals per game...in the top 10 in the ACC for assists and assists per game...her 94 shots were second in the conference...leads the Seminoles in goals (16), points (41), assists (9), game-winning goals (6), shots (94) and shots on goal (38)...with her assist versus Cal she is now tied with India Trotter for first in that category as well...only one player in FSU soccer history led FSU in every offensive category (points, goals, assists, game-winning goals, shots and shots on goal) and that was Emma Breland in 2000...scored the latest game-tying goal (88:42) and quickest second half goal (45:10) in team history...equaled an FSU record on three occasions with two first half goals (Jacksonville, UCF and Clemson)...the only Seminole to ever score two first half goals in a conference game...recorded the 12th golden goal in team history when she scored in the 105th minute at Loyola Marymount...became the first player in FSU history to record two goals in a game versus the Gators and to score two career goals versus Florida as well...her five shots in the UNC game (9/22) were the most ever recorded by an FSU player in the series...scored the first goal of the game four times in 2005...holds single game highs for points (6), assists (2) and shots (9). NCAA: Started all five of FSU's NCAA Tournament games...tied for the team lead in postseason assists...second in tournament play for goals, points, shots and shots on goal...scored her 16th goal of the year in the second round match versus Illinois taking FSU to a 1-0 lead...led FSU with six shots and three shots on goal versus the Illini...her assist versus Cal was her team-leading ninth of the year and her third game-winning assist of the season.
AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL TEAM:Member of the Australian National Team that competed at the 2004 Olympic Games in Athens...played in three of Australia's four matches and was part of the first Australian team to win a match in a senior women's FIFA event (1-0 over Greece)...reached the quarterfinals of the 2004 Olympiad... has 13 caps with the Australian National team since being called up in 2004...played in the 2005 Four Nations Tournament held in China and faced Germany, China and Russia...participated in the 2004 Oceanic Olympic Qualifiers in April at the age of 19 in her first ever full national team duty...made her international debut in Australia's 2-0 win over New Zeland...was tied for the tournament led for goals scored with five in two matches including a hat trick versus Papua New Guinea...played in the 2004 Youth World Cup...competed at the inaugural U-19 FIFA Women's World Championship in Canada in 2002...started three of four matches in the tournament...helped guide Australia to the quarterfinals where they lost 4-3 to Brazil on a golden goal...Kuralay's penalty kick tied the game at 3-3 and sent the match into extra time...a member of the national team for Oceanic U-19 qualifiers in Tonga (2002)...awarded Top Goal Scorer for the tournament with nine goals...five of her nine goals came against Samoa in the semifinals...also recorded a hat trick versus host country Tonga as a first half substitute...first appearance with the national team came in 2000 when she traveled to the U-17 adidas Cup in Houston, TX.
STATE/CLUB: Member of the WNSL's Victoria Vision...won the WNSL Rising Star Award for 2000-2001 becoming the first Victorian to win a WNSL award...won the youth National Championship 1999 as a member of the Victorian team...member of the boy's Victorian State U-13 team, which won the National Championship...won the Victorian Women's Premier League in 2000 with Ringwood City and in 2001 with Box Hill.
PERSONAL: First played at the age of six with a local boy's team...had reconstructive surgery on her knee in 2003...also speaks Turkish.


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Growing competition for Saskatchewan pulse producers
The Crop Production Show in Saskatoon addressed the growing competition in the pulse crop market.
CTV Saskatoon
Published Wednesday, January 9, 2013 10:35AM CST
Last Updated Thursday, January 10, 2013 6:34AM CST
Pulse crops are vital to Saskatchewan's agricultural economy. The province is a major global supplier of chickpeas and the world's leading exporter or lentils.
Despite the land of living sky's current dominant place in the market, some at the Crop Production Show said there's rising competition.
Marlene Boersch from Mercantile Consulting Venture said Russia, Ukraine and Kazakhstan all have the potential to overtake the number one spot.
"They have direct links to Europe both via the Baltic Port and the Black Sea. They've got into India for example, through the Suez Canal. The only place where they have a longer route, longer sailing time and higher ocean freight costs is actually into China," Boersch said.
According to Boersch, Canadian producers still have an edge because of higher yields and lower costs of production, but they're losing out when it comes to handling and moving their product to the market.
"There's no single answer," said Chuck Penner of Leftfield Commodities Research, adding, "The growth in the market is the result of many multiple market initiatives."
Penner said that producers can look forward to increased sales for pulse crops in the health food market. New research shows that diets that include pulses can help fight heart disease and diabetes. With this in mind, Penner is confident Canadian farmers will continue to be a top global pulse producer.
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It's not just tying the knot, it's the place that you choose to tie it, right? If you've always dreamed of a wedding day that takes place in a one-of-a-kind destination, you're part of a growing trend to move those run-of-the-mill ceremony to the next level by having it in the best wedding destination possible. Selecting from this top list of...Read more
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Boxing News
WBA officially approves Chisora-Haye
By Gabriel F. Cordero
The WBA World Championships Committee has approved the grudge match between British heavyweights David Haye and Derek Chisora for the WBA Intercontinental Championship to be held July 14 in London. "The fight between Haye and Chisora has the WBA approval. The WBA Intercontinental title is in dispute and officially approved," said Gilberto Mendoza Jr., WBA Executive Vice President.
The bout was condemned by the WBC, EBU and BBBofC after the two fighters engaged in a brawl at the press conference following the recent Klitschko-Chisora fight.


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Hanging Pot Rack Ideas
Boilers are full of our kitchen for many years, not something most homes will apply. They are pushed into the oven or under the counter. Some homes have room for the bottom of the cabinets, but if you are busy with a great dinner, an organization goes out the window in a hurry.
The answer to this cluttered mess of hanging pot racks to organize your kitchen. This is a powerful tool for the kitchen, which is generally not available in the average corner store, but it can be easily found on the Internet when you look at the very special kitchen utensils. There are various types of Hanging Pot Rack Ideas needs depending on taste and general kitchen.
Some of the more popular choices are made of stainless steel, which is illuminated wall of the pot, or even baskets. Before you decide what you want, you should take a good look around our own kitchen and how to use the rack holds up to your existing kitchen décor.
The Hanging Pot Rack Ideas is a good choice if you have high ceilings or roofs that are not sturdy enough to hold heavy pots and pans. It is also ideal for a small kitchen with a metal or wooden stick attached to the wall somewhere near the stove. Slip ring handles of pots and pans for more than a bar, you can get them easily available to anyone prepared to do right.
Illuminated frames are unique and make a kitchen stand out, especially if there is a lack of windows or rooms. They increase much class cuisine combine extra nice light taste.
As you go online and start searching for different brands of them can be easy to find lighted pot rack that fits your budget, taste and needs. The choice of this type of kitchen pot racks are made of stainless steel, wrought iron or brushed metal decorative light scattered design. You can add a little white interior strings lights around the ivy in the cabinet or sink to add lighting to the atmosphere.
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Toasted garlic bread is always a big hit with kids and with grownups. It is really quite a simple idea: you toast some bread, then spread it with garlic-flavored butter and toast it again so the butter melts in.
To make garlic-flavored butter, you can use garlic powder, which is very easy because you just measure it out of a jar. Or you can mince fresh garlic to mix into the butter. Either way, this will taste great.
Whichever kind of garlic you decide to use, you will need to mash it into the butter, so the butter needs to be pretty soft. A good plan is to cut the butter about 30 minutes ahead of time, unwrap it, put it on a plate, and then leave it out of the refrigerator. It won't melt (unless it's a blazing hot day), but it will get warm enough to mash.
If you have any garlic-flavored butter left over, try putting some on cooked pasta, rice, or vegetables. (Mmmmm...it's great on cooked broccoli!)
Yield: This recipe makes about 4 servings.
Time: It takes about 50 minutes, start to finish (including time to soften the butter).
You will also need:
Small, sharp knife and a cutting board
(or a garlic press) if using fresh garlic
Dinner knife for cutting and spreading butter
Dinner plate
Bread knife
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Timer with a bell
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Turning on the oven
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Putting the tray in the oven
Taking the hot bread off the tray and putting it back on
Slicing the bread into servings
6 tablespoons butter
1/2 pound loaf French or Italian (sweet or sourdough) bread
1-1/2 teaspoons garlic powder or
2 teaspoons minced (cut in tiny pieces) or crushed fresh garlic
1. Use a dinner knife to cut 6 tablespoons butter. Each line on the butter wrapper means 1 tablespoon.
Unwrap the butter, put it on a dinner plate, and let it get soft sitting at room temperature for about 30 minutes.
2. Ask an adult to turn on the oven to 375 degrees F. And to slice the loaf of bread in half the long way.
3. Put the 2 pieces of bread on a baking tray, cut side up.
Ask an adult to put the tray in the oven for about 8 minutes (until it is lightly toasted) and then to take it out.
4. While the bread is toasting, mash the butter with a fork until it is soft.
4-1/2. Slowly sprinkle in 1-1/2 teaspoons garlic powder or 2 teaspoons fresh garlic. Mash the butter some more and mix in the garlic.
5. Ask an adult to take the bread oft the hot tray and stand by. When the bread is not too hot to touch, spread the garlic butter all over the cut sides.
6. Ask an adult to put the bread back on the tray and the tray back in the oven for another 5 to 8 minutes (until toasty-perfect) and then to take it out and slice it.
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It's not often that we wade through Federal Communications Commission reports, but a recent FCC study on local telephone competition caught our attention because it highlights how successful Voice over IP (VoIP) has been in displacing traditional telecom services.
The study, released this month and titled "Local Telephone Competition: Status as of December 31, 2011," confirms our decade-old assertion that "the transition to VoIP isn't a matter of if, but when." The widespread adoption of VoIP is also apparent for both business and residential customers, although the percentage of business customers who use VoIP is lower than the percentage of residential VoIP subscribers.
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Among the study's key findings:
- In December 2011, there were 107 million traditional (switched access) lines in service and 37 million interconnected VoIP subscriptions.
- Between 2008 and 2011, VoIP subscriptions increased at a compound annual growth rate of 19.0%, while switched access lines declined at about 8.8% a year.
- As of December 2011, 37% of residential wireline customers used a VoIP service, while slightly fewer than 10% of wireline business lines used VoIP in lieu of traditional local telephone service connections.
- Incumbent local exchange companies (ILECs) still had about 62% of wireline voice market share at the end of 2011 (counting both residential and business lines) with the remainder served by non-ILEC providers.
The FCC results also confirm the widespread adoption of wireless voice services, with 298 million mobile subscriptions in the United States at the end of 2011. A separate study, issued in December 2012 by the Centers for Disease Control (CDC), showed that over one-third of American homes (35.8%) had only wireless telephones.
Our observations: Given the adoption curves for VoIP and the decline of traditional access lines, we believe the U.S. is nearing the tipping point where VoIP will be used for more calls that legacy switched access lines. Small wonder, then that AT&T has asked the FCC for regulatory relief to help speed the transition to VoIP services, joined by the United States Telecom Association. We look forward to the day when "VoIP Rules" and we encourage the industry and regulators to work together on making the transition a smooth one.


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BOISSEVAIN — The number of travellers processed by the Canada Border Services Agency at Boissevain in January dropped by about half compared to the same time last year.
According to statistics provided to the Sun, just 7,600 travellers and 4,900 vehicles passed through the Boissevain port in the first month of the year compared to 15,950 people and 8,400 vehicles in January 2013.
While the Canadian dollar is in a midst of a skid — sitting at 90 cents US — western Manitoba residents are probably more hindered by the wickedly cold weather and poor driving conditions this winter has brought.
CBSA spokesperson Sean Best couldn't speculate as to why the numbers have dipped so low this year, but said in an email, "it could be a number of factors such as weather, the currency exchange, the economic context or other ongoing cross-border events."
"The weather has got such a huge effect this year, I believe," said Bill Dougall, president of the Boissevain and District Chamber of Commerce.
Dougall said the cold weather may be hampering a desire to shop stateside, but that doesn't necessarily mean good news for businesses on the Canadian side. He added he thinks shoppers in his border town area may not be shopping as much in Brandon right now either.
"People are trying to ride out this severe and lengthy cold snap that we've been experiencing and I know people are just not doing as much travelling around the area," Dougall said.
"There is more local shopping happening right now, but it's not a spike in business from last year."
On Saturday, the border crossing leading into Dunseith, N.D., was quiet, with vehicles few and far between tricking through in the afternoon.
But a winter deep freeze has had little effect on online shopping and the proof lies just a few kilometres across the border.
North Dakota husband and wife Jay and Lola Vanorny have built a booming business by receiving packages for Canadians looking to avoid cross-border shipping costs.
Border Depot Shipping Services, well-known in the area largely by word of mouth, has been in business for nearly 20 years within a plain and unassuming white building on the desolate American highway leading into Dunseith.
Inside the warehouse — which doubled in size this past fall — thousands of boxes from eBay, Amazon, FedEx, UPS and the United States Postal Service were stacked beside bigger items, such as TVs, golf carts and tires.
Many U.S.-based retailers will offer free shipping stateside, but charge huge fees if haulers have to cross the border. The Vanornys have been offering western Manitoba a solution.
"A lot of the companies, they don't want nothing to do with that paperwork at the border, boy I'll tell ya," Jay said, while sitting casually at a desk at the front of the dimly-lit warehouse on Saturday with his wife.
What started as the odd favour back in the mid-1990s exploded into a full-on import/exporting business and the two rural North Dakotans now handle about 100 packages a day and about one vehicle per week, including motorcycles, boats, ATVs and cars. In the days leading up to Christmas, Lola said they deal with about 7,000 packages between Black Friday and Christmas Day.
"It's just ballooned," said Lola, a recently-retired social service worker.
Handling packages for Canadians as far away as Flin Flon, the mom-and-pop shop has never changed its fees in 20 years — $5 per box and $3 for each additional box. Packages weighing more than 50 pounds cost $10.
Bringing in a car or a boat? $20 plus a $5-per-day storage fee — and they don't worry themselves with exchange rates, but rather take Canadian money at par.
Like everyone else, this is also their slowest time of year, but they are patiently waiting on an influx of the usual spring buys like golf clubs, baseball gear and pool equipment.
Chuck Roeder of Carberry estimates he saved between $400 and $500 on camera equipment he bought online and had shipped to Jay and Lola.
"We're fortunate because we're here and we're in proximity to this place and we can do this," he said at the border after paying the PST and GST on his online purchases.
Roeder said a pilgrimage to Fargo or other places in the U.S. annual trip for his family and the below-par loonie isn't likely to change that.
"Anything above 90 cents, it's still worthwhile to scoot across the border," he said.
Meanwhile, Minot, the closest American shopping destination for Westman residents, has ramped up its marketing in Canada to help counter the post-Christmas, dead-of-winter lull its tourism industry feels this time of year.
Nearly half of the small city's tourism marketing cash (about $250,000) goes directly to Manitoba and Saskatchewan.
The number of hotel rooms in Minot has just about doubled in the last three years to 3,000, which is driving down room rates. As well, a few new restaurants are also aimed at drawing bigger shopping crowds, according to the city's tourism office.
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I don't live in a place where I need to protect my car or home from the damage of snow or cold, but we have thousands of EC readers that do. Send your tips and suggestions to Mary@ EverydayCheap skate. com for using everyday items in the winter — or spring or summer! — and I'll include them right here in this column.
WINTER WIND SHIELD PROTECTION: Use the same sunshield that you use to keep your car cool in the summer to protect your windshield from snow in the winter. Put the sunshield on the outside of your windshield, and use your wipers to hold it in place. Now you won't have to worry about brushing snow and ice off your front windshield on a snowy day! — Rita, email
YOU CAN HAVE A V8: I make my own V8-type vegetable juice by putting a 48-ounce can of plain tomato juice in a pitcher and adding 1 teaspoon of Old Bay Seasoning. Stir thoroughly. — Beth, New York
SHAKE UP THE NUTS: I love Blue Diamond nuts, although I find that the salt sometimes overwhelms the nuts. To get rid of some of the salt, I rub five or six nuts between my clean hands for a few seconds. After doing this a few times, I get rid of a lot of the salt. I then add plain roasted or smokehouse nuts to the flavored nuts and shake the can to mix the nuts. — Bobbi, Texas
ICE TEA FREEZER-CLOSE: Heat 2 cups of water in the microwave and pour into a pint-size freezer container or freezer jar. Add enough tea bags to make either half a gallon or a gallon of tea. Let steep and remove the bags. Add sugar and/or lemon if desired, and mix well. Seal, label, and freeze. When you want iced tea, take the container from freezer, put the frozen tea concentrate in the pitcher, and add water. This method is especially good if you need to transport tea. Take it frozen, and add water on arrival — no messy spills. — Lydia, email
CRAYON ERASER: A used dryer sheet works beautifully for removing crayon from most flat surfaces. — Bob, Nevada
WRINKLE-FREE PLASTIC: When packing for a trip, place garbage bags or old dry cleaning bags between your clothes. Doing this prevents the clothing from getting wrinkled. If any wrinkles do appear, they will be minimal and can easily be removed by the steam from a shower. — Evelyn, Minnesota
FANCY TOOTHPICK HOLDER: I needed something to hold toothpicks, so I cleaned out a short votive candleholder. It is just the right size and looks good, too. — Tara, email
SNAPPY BOOKMARK: Metal-snap hair clips make great, inexpensive bookmarks. You can snap the point of the clip so it points directly to the place on the page where you stopped reading, and the clips hold onto the pages without ripping them. You can buy a sheet of them at the dollar store. — Raquel, Florida
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