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New Delhi, Nov 21: Every cricket fan knows about Sachin Tendulkar and Vinod Kambli's friendship. But that same bonhomie between the duo is missing now, according to Kambli who feels they have "become enemies now".
Tendulkar and Kambli's friendship blossomed at the school level and they were involved in a record 664-run partnership in a school cricket tournament playing together for Sharadashram Vidyamandir.
Both Tendulkar and Kambli went on to play for India together. Last week, Tendulkar retired from cricket after wielding his willow for 24 years. But Kambli was missing at the stadium when he played his 200th and last Test at Mumbai's Wankhede Stadium.
Tendulkar's family, close friends and several others saluted the cricket icon in his last match. But Kambli was not there. Tendulkar did not invite Kambli for his dinner party which was attended by cricketers, politicians and Bollywood actors. There was also no mention of Kambli in Tendulkar's farewell speech.
Left-handed Kambli told "Zee Media" that he has not met Tendulkar for last seven years.
"I haven't heard Sachin's sound for a long time and it hurts me. It's been seven long years and we haven't met with each other. In between we just shared few text messages and that's all. It seems as if we have become enemies now," Kambli told "Zee".
Watching Tendulkar in his last match on TV, Kambli said he too was moved to tears like many other fans.
"My eyes also welled up with tears when I saw my friend crying at Wankhede, during his last match," he said.
Kambli is hoping to be friends with Tendulkar again. "I have always supported him as a friend and as a cricketer. I never stated anything wrong behind his back. I still feel we can be friends once again," he said.
"We have shared many good memories in the past. We played together, had fun for 30 long years. And even if I get a call from Sachin now, we can be friends again and you could see me right behind him," he added.


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Many of us love to snack. It's common to nibble on foods throughout the day without having one meal. But, sadly, when we think about snack foods we easily equate it to overly processed sugar-laden foods. Cookies, chips, candy bars, ice cream all tend to have lots of sugar and other refined ingredients; even if they are considered "healthy" foods, the sugar content is just too high.
These foods cause problems with our energy level by initially giving us a jolt of energy that soon comes crashing down.
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Because of so many experience people encounter in love, they misunderstood the very principle of love itself.
What is LOVE?? GOD IS LOVE! And is as simple as that irrespective of your personal definition for it.
In the beginning, God regretted for creating man but at the end, He sent His only Son to save the same people as an act of love.
LOVE will cause you to go an extra-mile for what you have no interest on.
It takes love for two people to come together as one.
It takes love to heal a broken heart.
It takes love to displease yourself inorder to satisfy someone else.
The same people Jesus came to save are the same people that crucify Him, yet He asked the Heavenly Father to forgive them. This is Love!
A lady cheated on you doesnt mean you are being hated.
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The Celts, like all other
races, were devoted to magical practices, many of
which could be used by any one, though, on the whole, they were in the hands of
the Druids, who in many aspects were little higher than the shamans of barbaric
tribes. But similar magical rites were also attributed to the gods, and it is
probably for this reason that the Tuatha Dé Danann and many of the divinities
who appear in the Mabinogion are described as magicians. Kings are also
spoken of as wizards, perhaps a reminiscence of the powers of the priest king.
But since many of the primitive cults had been in the hands of women, and as
these cults implied a large use of magic, they may have been the earliest
wielders of magic, though, with increasing civilisation, men took their place as
magicians. Still side by side with the magic-wielding Druids, there were classes
of women who also dealt in magic, as we have seen. Their powers were feared,
even by S. Patrick, who classes the "spells of women" along with those
of Druids, and, in a mythic tale, by the father of Connla, who, when the youth
was fascinated by a goddess, feared that he would be taken by the "spells
of women" (brichta ban).1
In other tales women perform all such magical actions as are elsewhere ascribed
to Druids.2
And after the Druids had passed away precisely similar actions--power
over the weather, the use of incantations and amulets,
shape-shifting and invisibility, etc.--were, and still are in remote Celtic
regions, ascribed to witches. Much of the Druidic art, however, was also
supposed to be possessed by saints and clerics, both in the past and in recent
times. But women remained as magicians when the Druids had disappeared, partly
because of female conservatism, partly because, even in pagan times, they had
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Not only two, but five. Dixie Chicks sweeps clean all the five categories they earn at the 49th annual Grammy Awards, thus taking home the awards for Record Of The Year, Song Of The Year, and Best Country Performance By A Duo Or Group With Vocal all for "Not Ready To Make Nice", plus Album Of The Year and Best Country Album both for "Taking the Long Way".
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THERE may be limitations to how much Dougie Freedman can change his side for tomorrow's cup clash but the Wanderers boss has hinted his line-up against Blackpool could have a sprinkling of youth.
With only four fit senior defenders and now two recognised strikers after Joe Mason headed back to Cardiff City yesterday, the Whites boss is unlikely to make wholesale changes for the third round tie.
Freedman has spoken repeatedly of his aim to bring young players through the system but has thus far been unable to deliver on his promise.
Part of the reason, says the Scot, is the club's precarious position in the Championship table but with the freedom of cup football tomorrow, he has confirmed the likes of Josh Vela and Hayden White – both named on the bench against Middlesbrough – could come into the equation.
"I gave 19 debuts at my previous club and I'm very proud of that but they have got to be good enough," he said. "The Under-21s have shown me in glimpses that one or two can step up. "One or two I will look at for Saturday's game. But in terms of changing the whole team that is not going to happen because I want to win the game."
Sanmi Odelusi and Tom Youngs have seen sparse action in the Capital One Cup this season but have yet to make much of an impact on the Championship squad.
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|Steering Group Member
|Professional Enitan Carrol
|Professor of Paediatric Infectious Diseases, University of Liverpool
|Professor Jackie Cassell
|Professor of Primary Care Epidemiology, Brighton and Sussex Medical School
|Dr Graham Cooke
|Clinical Senior Lecturer, Imperial College London
|Dr. David Dunn
|Biostatistician, Medical Research Council Clinical Trials Unit
|Dr Joseph Fitchett
|Academic foundation doctor, St Thomas' Hospital
|Ms Carole Fry (observer)
|Nursing Officer, Communicable Diseases, Department of Health
|Dr Ravindra Gupta
|Senior Research Fellow and Consultant Physician, UCL and UCLH
|Dr. Andrew C Hayward(*)
|Professor of Infectious Disease Epidemiology, UCL Farr Institute for Health Informatics
|Professor Paul Hunter
|Professor of Health Protection, University of East Anglia
|Dr Victoria Johnston
|Senior Lecturer, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine
|Professor Roberto La Ragione
|Professor of Veterinary Microbiology and Pathology, University of Surrey
|Dr Christopher Logue
|Associate Professor, Public Health England, Porton Down
|Professor Robin May
|Professor of Infectious Diseases, University of Birmingham
|Dr David Wareham
|Senior Clinical Lecturer, Queen Mary University of London
|Dr Peter White
|Head, Modelling & Economics Unit, Public Health England
|Ms Andrea Whitfield
|Patient and Public Involvement Co-ordinator, University of West London
|Dr Gillian Withington
|Senior Lecturer, Canterbury Christ Church University
Previous steering group members
|Previous members of the Steering Group include:
|Professor Rachel McKendry (until 2014)
|Professor in Biomedical Nanoscience, London Centre for Nanotechnology UCL
|Dr Kathryn O'Brien (until 2014)
|GP & Clinical Lecturer, Department of Primary Care & Public Health, University of Cardiff
|Professor Dame Anne Johnson (until 2014)
|Professor of Infectious Disease Epidemiology, University College London, and former Chair of the IDRN Steering Committee
|Dr Jonathan Green (until 2013)
|Head of Bioinformatics Unit, Health Protection Agency
|Dr. Michael Jacobs (until 2011)
|Wellcome Advanced Fellow and Honorary Consultant Physician in Infectious Diseases, Centre for Hepatology, Royal Free and University College Medical School
|Dr Saul Faust (until 2011)
|Senior Lecturer in Paediatric Infectious Diseases, University of Southampton
|Professor Janet Darbyshire (until 2010)
|Director, Medical Research Council Clinical Trials Unit
|Professor Chris Bartlett (until 2010)
|Former Director, Communicable Disease Surveillance Centre, Visiting Professor UCL Centre for Infectious Disease Epidemiology
|Professor Pete Borriello (until 2009)
|Director, Veterinary Laboratories Agency
|Professor Bill Carman (until 2009)
|Director, West of Scotland Specialist Virology Centre
|Dr Meng Khaw (until 2009)
|Consultant in Health Protection, North East Health Protection Unit
|Dr. Helen Maguire (until 2009)
|Regional Epidemiologist for London, Communicable Disease Surveillance Centre, London
|Professor Howard Thomas (until 2009)
|Professor of Medicine, Imperial College of Science, Technology and Medicine
|Dr. Peter Godfrey-Faussett (until 2009)
|Senior Lecturer, Clinical Research Unit, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine
|Dr Barry Peters (until 2008)
|Guys and St Thomas' NHS Trust
|Dr Richard Tiner (until 2008)
|Director, Association of the British Pharmaceutical Industry
|Dr. Natascha Crowcroft (until 2007)
|Consultant Epidemiologist, Immunisation Division, Health Protection Agency
|Professor Don Jeffries (until 2006)
|Professor of Virology and Head of the Department of Medical Microbiology, St. Bartholomew's and the Royal London School of Medicine and Dentistry
Professor Robert Booy
(until 2005)
|Head of Department, Department of Child Health, St. Bartholomews and the Royal London School of Medicine and Dentistry
Professor George Griffin
(until 2005)
|Dept. of Infectious Diseases, St George's Hospital Medical School
Dr. Philip Mortimer
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|Virus Reference Division, Health Protection Agency, Colindale
Mr Nick Partridge
(until 2004)
|Chief Executive, Terrence Higgins Trust
Dr Mary Ramsay
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Chicago Company Counts the Minutes Workers Spend on the Toilet
Does your boss count the minutes you spend on the potty? The folks who run WaterSaver Faucet Co. in Chicago do, and the five dozen factory workers there are so fed up with crossing their legs on the job that they've filed a complaint with the National Labor Relations Board. The workers, who build faucet stations that go into high schools, university labs and healthcare facilities, say they are allowed only 6 minutes per day for toilet breaks, according to Teamsters Local 743, and anyone who exceeds their allotted toilet time is reprimanded. The company implemented a toilet-tracking system earlier this year that requires employees to swipe a keycard to use the bathroom, Steven Kersten, owner and president of WaterSaver Faucet Co., told the Chicago Tribune. The union says 19 employees faced discipline for excessive toilet time within the last two months. But those who "hold their water" all day and avoid the toilet entirely earn a $1 per day bonus, according to Teamsters Local 743 business agent, Nick Kreitman. "[The company's] philosophy is that they feel like people are getting an extra break in the bathroom," Kreitman said. "It's a company that doesn't grant paid sick leave, so it's more than a coincidence that [the owner] started to discipline workers after we asked for paid sick leave." The union believes the bathroom-break policy is the company's response to the union's new contract proposal, according to Progress Illinois, which sought sick leave for workers and an increase in the hourly wage from about $11 an hour to $15 an hour. Local 743 represents 140 employees of WaterSaver and its sister company, Guardian Equipment. On Wednesday, the union staged a "Stop Bathroom Harassment" picket at the company. Under the contract, the workday is 7.5 hours with a 10-minute morning break, a 15-minute afternoon break, a 30-minute lunch and a 5-minute end-of-day cleanup period. The company owner — who noted employees spent 120 unnecessary hours in the bathroom in May — said employees were only reprimanded when supervisors noticed the bathroom breaks were excessive and employees ignored their demands to adhere to scheduled breaks. Kersten said one employee used the bathroom six times in one shift. (Lakeview.patch.com)
Holy hospital button, Batman! Most of us think of hospitals as pretty sanitary places and that may be true ... once you actually get to your floor. But a new study finds that the buttons in hospital elevators are dirtier than hospital toilet seats ... by a LOT! When bacteria was tested on both of these things, toilets contained 43% bacteria while elevator buttons contained 61%! The lesson here: PUSH THE ELEVATOR BUTTON WITH A STICK!! (Vox)
J Crew Is Now Selling Size "Triple Zero"
If you don't have a 23-inch waist, get ready to feel like a "fatty." J Crew is now introducing size triple zero! Great! The retailer claims it's targeting smaller-boned customers in Asia, but many have accused J Crew of promoting 'vanity sizing' - where customers are tricked into believing they are wearing a smaller size than usual. Don't act like you've never been bamboozled into buying $80 jeans from Gap because you wear a "4" there, and a "6" every place else. J. Crew, which has an online sizing chart that lists a range of sizes, from size 16 to petites and tall, as well as special swim sizes for long and short torsos, claims it is "simply addressing the demand coming from Asia for smaller sizes". A J. Crew spokeswoman said, "Our sizes typically run big and the Asia market tends to run small." So, maybe we should be blaming our little Asian sisters for being so adorably tiny, and see J. Crew for what they're trying to be, accommodating. (Daily Mail)


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|Two different strains of human diploid cell cultures made from fetuses have been used extensively for vaccine production for decades. One was developed in the United States in 1961 (called WI-38) and the other in the United Kingdom in 1966 (called MRC-5).
WI-38 came from lung cells from a female fetus of 3-months gestation and MRC-5 was developed from lung cells from a 14-week-old male fetus. Both fetuses were intentionally aborted, but neither was aborted for the purpose of obtaining diploid cells. (6-8). The fetal tissues that eventually became WI-38 and the MRC-5 cell cultures were removed from fetuses that were dead. The cellular biologists who made the cell cultures did not induce the abortions.
These two cell strains have been growing under laboratory conditions for more than 35 years. The cells are merely the biological system in which the viruses are grown. These cell strains do not and cannot form a complete organism and do not constitute a potential human being. The cells reproduce themselves, so there is no need to abort additional fetuses to sustain the culture supply. Viruses are collected from the diploid cell cultures and then processed further to produce the vaccine itself.
Being as these cell lines are over 40 years old, maybe they don't care anymore. It is not like many fetuses were aborted or they continue to be or anything like that. We are talking about a few cell lines from the 1960s. I realize it is a big deal to some but it is not a big deal to all, even some christians.
I think in addition to feeling really detached from it because it happened so long ago, they rationalize that "aborted" is a medical term that can also encompass "miscarriage" and that there is no way to know if the fetuses were aborted in the sense we think of the term or if they were miscarried.
read up on it awhile back in the history of how they were made... I didn't keep a link though- sorry! I bet if you start a thread someone will be through with a link.
Being as these cell lines are over 40 years old, maybe they don't care anymore. It is not like many fetuses were aborted or they continue to be or anything like that. We are talking about a few cell lines from the 1960s. I realize it is a big deal to some but it is not a big deal to all, even some christians.
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i remember reading that too. here's the site:
click on "a moral and historical perspective." its in there.
|in the case of vaccines, tissues were taken following abortions performed for unrelated reasons.
from that link:
They then go on to try to refute this claim by citing all sorts of misinformation. Like the cells in Great Britain were in the 1970s when in fact they are from the 1960s. And, this is a very biased site. They are going to try really hard to make this claim. I would trust a scientific website over a religious one. Is there a less biased source?
With rubella...the virus strain (RA-27) came from babies who were aborted because it was feared they would have CRS. It was the 27th fetus that ended up having rubella.
The cell culture (what virus strain RA-27 is grown in) is WI-38, though, which is a baby who was aborted because of "psychiatric reasons".
Happy wife and blessed mama to three sweet girlies
I believe that the cells are used in Ruebella and Varicella, not sure about any others. Links are appreciated.
I think most people don't know...but it has been my experience that once they find out, they don't care.
there is no way to know if the fetuses were aborted in the sense we think of the term or if they were miscarried.
|One if the most highly misunderstood notions among moral theologians and ethicists is that the abortions involved were not done with the intention of creating vaccines. In fact, in response to President Bush's decision on federal funding for embryonic stem cell research (ESCR), the USCCB highlights this point as follows:
It was the intent of the abortionist and the researcher to destroy these babies specifically for vaccine manufacturing. But first, the abortions had to be pre-arranged so the researchers were available to immediately preserve the tissues.
"In order to sustain 96% of the cells, the live tissue would need to be preserved within 5 minutes of the abortion"-Dr. C. Ward Kischer
|1964 Hayflick isolates and gives name to the WI-38 cell line derived from the lungs of a baby girl 3 months gestation.
"This fetus was chosen by Dr. Sven Gard, specifically for this purpose. Both parents are known, and unfortunately, for the story, they are married to each other, still alive and well, and living in Stockholm, presumably. The abortion was done because they felt they had too many children. There were no familial diseases in the history of either parents, and no history of cancer specifically in the families."
-G. Sven, S. Plotkin, K. McCarthy, Gamma Globulin Prophylaxis; Inactivated Rubella Virus; Production and Biological Control of Live Attenuated Rubella Virus Vaccines; Amer J Dis Child Vol 118 Aug 1969
|Preying on the fear that 20%-25% of pregnant women infected with Rubella pass it to their unborn children, possibly causing defects, doctors encouraged pregnant women to have their unborn children aborted during the 1964 epidemic. The first 26 aborted babies were unaffected. The live rubella virus was found in the 27th killed unborn baby.
"Explant cultures were made of the dissected organs of a particular fetus aborted because of rubella, the 27th in our series of fetuses aborted. This fetus was from a 25-year-old mother exposed to rubella 8 days after her last menstrual period. 16 days later she developed rubella. The fetus was surgically aborted 17 days after maternal illness and dissected immediately. Explants from several organs were cultured and successful cell growth was achieved from lung, skin, and kidney. It was then grown on WI-38,. The new vaccine was tested on orphans in Philadelphia"
-American Journal Diseases of Children; Virus Production and Biological Control of Live Attenuated Rubella Virus Vaccines, Vol. 118 Aug 1969; Attenuation Of RA273 Rubella Virus; Studies of Immunization With Living Rubella Virus; Arch J Dis Child vol 110 Oct 1965
|"The Fetus As Transplant Donor the Scientific, Social, and Ethical Perspectives," written by Peter McCullough, who is an immunologist at the University of Western Australia. It's published by the John Wiley Company in New York.
And this is directly from his book. Healthy human fetuses from 7 to 21 weeks from legal abortions were used. This is in Sweden.
50% of the time, the baby would be born alive, but that didn't stop them. They would just simply open up the abdomen of the baby with no anesthesia, and take out the liver and kidneys.
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Audio recordings from 1976-1987 on ¼" open reel.
The collection consists of Reflections on Georgia, produced for broadcast on WUGA about old farm ways, saints and spirits, etc. Also included is audio of Folklore in Georgia, featuring performances of local folk musicians including Howard Finster, and Bicentennial Minutes, featuring information about Georgia and UGA.
Allan Macleod, a former professor at the University of Georgia's Grady School of Journalism, donated his audio recordings related to Georgia folklore and folklife to the Walter J. Brown Media Archives in 2002. Please see finding aid for items in this collection.
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GreenJackets Rally to Win Matinee Thriller
By Eric Little / Augusta GreenJackets | August 21, 2012 12:56 PM ET
Greenville, SC - Devin Harris saved a flatlining Augusta GreenJackets ballclub from certain defeat with two outs in the seventh and final inning of regulation in Greenville on Tuesday afternoon. His three-run homer put the GreenJackets back on top in a 6-5 win over the Greenville Drive in game one of a day-night doubleheader.
With the GreenJackets down to their final out, Jose Flores drilled a two-strike pitch to right-center for a double. Brett Krill was hit by a pitch to bring Harris to the plate as the go-ahead run. Harris drilled a 1-0 offering from Dylan Chavez (0-2) over the left-field fence for a three-run homer - Harris's fifth of the year - to put the GreenJackets on top 6-5.
Andrew Berger came on to protect the lead in the seventh inning and retired three of the four he faced - leaving the tying run at third base - to earn his first save of the year.
Augusta took a 1-0 lead in the fourth inning on Garrett Buechele's solo home run and added to it in the fifth on a two-run single from Krill to take a 3-0 lead with nine outs to go. The Drive got on the board in the fifth on Nick Natoli's single and took the lead with a four-run sixth inning.
With runners at second and third and no one out in the sixth, Henry Ramos grounded out to bring in a run and pull the Drive to within one. After a strikeout yielded the second out of the inning, Boss Moanaroa walked to put runners at the corners against Kyle Vazquez (5-3). Blake Swihart's pinch-hit, RBI single tied the game at three. Natoli followed with a two-run double to give the Drive a 5-3 lead that looked insurmountable with three outs to play - especially after Chavez got the first two outs of the seventh and went up 0-2 on Flores. The Augusta rally provided the GreenJackets their league-leading 28th one-run win of the season and second on this road trip.
Neither starter went beyond four innings as both Kevin Couture for the GreenJackets and Kyle Kraus for the Drive provided four innings in spot starts. Couture allowed just two hits in his start, retiring 12 of the 14 hitters he faced.
The GreenJackets are now 5-1 on their current eight-game road trip and have won five straight - a new season-high. The second game of the day-night doubleheader comes later this evening with Kyle Crick (6-6, 2.34) taking the mound against Greenville's Jason Garcia (6-5, 6.08). First pitch of game two from Greenville comes at 7:05 p.m. with radio coverage beginning at 6:50 p.m. on ESPN Radio 1340 AM and www.greenjacketsbaseball.com.
The GreenJackets return home for the season's final Thirsty Thursday on Thursday August 23rd as they open a four-game series with the Greensboro Grasshoppers. Single-game tickets for any GreenJackets home game are currently available by calling the GreenJackets front office at 706-922-WINS and online at www.greenjacketsbaseball.com.
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Senior captain Niall Hines buries a goal against West Chester University
In a conference that features solid, competitive teams throughout the three divisions, it is easy to feel like you play the most important game of the season every weekend. This weekend was no different for the Bullets.
First up was a Friday night showdown with one of the conference newcomers, and one of the season's strongest teams so far, West Chester University. With several familiar faces out of the lineup for Gettysburg, the Bullets knew they needed big contributions from everyone. The most notable personnel change was in goal. With sophomore Sam Shockley recovering from an undisclosed injury, and sophomore Jon Lipshutz dealing with an equipment malfunction, freshman Ramiz Chaudhary was pressed into emergency service.
Despite a chaotic lead-up to puck drop the Bullets managed one of their best starts. Within the first minute a scrum in front produced a rebound that freshman defenseman Brad Bourne fired home to put Gettysburg on top. After allowing West Chester to tie the game, the Bullets found themselves shorthanded, but penalty kill specialist sophomore Mike Berestecky stepped up. A blocked shot from the point came right to Berestecky who streaked in on goal and buried another shorthanded goal. West Chester answered again but just prior to the end of the first, Berestecky struck again, this time cleaning up a rebound at the side of the net.
The Bullets have been guilty of a few second period lulls this season, but not on this night. Early in the period senior Dan O'Malley and sophomore Bobby MacDonald combined for a highlight reel tic tac toe passing play that ended with senior captain Niall Hines all alone at the back door for the tap in goal. Gettysburg continued to bring pressure and beat back the West Chester attacks. Late in the second MacDonald and junior Hunter Yale found themselves on a fast break which Yale slipped in short side to extend the lead to 5-2. West Chester did get back on the score sheet before the end of the period and Gettysburg held a dangerous two-goal lead in to the third.
The Bullets concerns of another third period comeback were confirmed early in the period when West Chester closed the gap to one. After defending wave after wave of attacks and Chaudhary standing tall in front of everything that came his way, Gettysburg turned the tide near the midway point of the period. It was starting to look like Gettysburg would hold on for the victory, but with just over four minutes remaining a controversial kicked puck found its way into the net to pull West Chester even.
A spectator who was unfamiliar with this Bullets team may have worried that the momentum was in the opponents corner, but late heroics have become commonplace of late. Friday night was no exception. Hines chased down a loose puck sent a pass in front to a breaking Yale who slammed it home for his second of the night, with just three minutes remaining. The goal was not in overtime but it proved to be sudden-death for West Chester all the same. The Bullets dug deep and soundly finished this battle off.
An injury depleted line up, especially on defense, produced one of the most solid wins of the seasons, and a goalie who showed up to the rink not preparing to start, made his second collegiate start a gem, as Chaudhary turned aside 41 of the 46 shots he faced, earning player of the game honors.
With the win the Bullets improved to 9-0 in the GNCHC, but they had little time to celebrate as a date with tough, physical division rival Kutztown loomed the following afternoon.


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Most overexposed person in 2007?
Two words: Pete Doherty.
I am not even sure what fascination he holds. Once a boyfriend of Kate Moss? Read that story. Druggie? Read that story.
Unless he cleans up and gets a knighthood, I am not sure why anyone would make him the subject of any story. You'll notice we didn't, all year.


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Rep. Gosar Introduces Bill to End Wet Foot/Dry Foot Policy & Stop Cuban Amnesty
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Date: October 23, 2015
Contact: Steven D. Smith
WASHINGTON, D.C. - Today, U.S. Congressman Paul A. Gosar, D.D.S. (AZ-04) released the following statement after introducing H.R. 3818, the Ending Special National Origin-Based Immigration Programs for Cubans Act of 2015, which aims to repeal the outdated "Wet Foot/Dry Foot" policy for Cuban immigrants:
"Today, I introduced a bill to terminate three outdated policies that provide amnesty to Cuban aliens and are costing taxpayers billions of dollars. If President Obama has normalized relations with Cuba, why would we treat illegal immigrants from that nation any different than those from other countries? The Obama Administration continues to rule by executive fiat without any regard for our nation's immigration laws or our country's system of checks and balances that was established by the Constitution.
"My legislation is a commonsense solution that will level the playing field and end the outdated policies that provide amnesty to Cuban aliens and criminals. Cuban nationals should be treated under the same immigration rules as any other person seeking to immigrate to the United States and should not receive preferential treatment."
Dan Stein, president of the Federation for American Immigration Reform (FAIR), issued following statement in support of the "Ending Special National Origin-Based Immigration Programs for Cubans Act of 2015": "FAIR congratulates Rep. Paul Gosar for introducing long overdue legislation to repeal the Cuban Adjustment Act. The law, which created a separate immigration policy for Cuban nationals is an outdated relic of the Cold War. Continuing this policy serves no national interest and is perpetuated purely for domestic political purposes. A recent investigative report by the Ft. Lauderdale Sun-Sentinel provides conclusive evidence that the Cuban Adjustment Act is being widely abused, at great expense to American taxpayers. It is time to end this special immigration policy and treat Cuban nationals the same way we treat citizens of every other country."
Roy Beck, President of NumbersUSA issued following statement in support of H.R. 3818:
Congressman Gosar's bill repeals the 1966 Cuban Adjustment Act, calls for termination of the Wet Foot/Dry Foot policy and requires that all immigrants from Cuba are treated in the same manner as any other person seeking to immigrate to the United States.
The Ft. Lauderdale Sun-Sentinel published a series of investigative articles exposing billions of dollars of waste at the expense of U.S. taxpayers as a result of Cuban immigration fraud. Click on the respective link to read each article: End The Fraud In Cuban Immigration; Cubans Retire To Florida – With Help From U.S. Taxpayers; U.S. Welfare Flows To Cuba.
The full bill text of H.R. 3818, the Ending Special National Origin-Based Immigration Programs for Cubans Act of 2015 can be found HERE.
Original cosponsors that joined Congressman Gosar in introducing this legislation include Representatives Dave Brat, Mo Brooks, Scott DesJarlais, Trent Franks, Louie Gohmert, Walter Jones, Steve King and Ted Poe.
The bill is endorsed by: Federation of American Immigration Reform (FAIR) and NumbersUSA.
The Cuban Adjustment Act of 1966 initially allowed for "any native or citizen of Cuba" who had been "inspected and admitted or paroled into the United States subsequent to January 1, 1959" and who had been physically present in the United States for two years, to be lawfully admitted for permanent residence.
This law was later amended to change the physically present requirement to one year and Cuban immigrants are currently allowed to stay in this country to work and are also put on a path to citizenship. This is a luxury and benefit that no other country in the world enjoys, and given that the president has reestablished diplomatic relations with Cuba, such actions are unwarranted and defy commonsense.
Perhaps the most disturbing part of this flawed immigration policy is that Cuba does not allow Cuban citizens convicted of crimes in the U.S. to be repatriated to Cuba. The Miami Sun-Sentinel reported that "Cubans are allowed to enter the United States without visas or background checks of their criminal histories in Cuba. Unlike other immigrants seeking political asylum, Cubans can return home without jeopardizing their status, aiding crime rings that recruit accomplices and hide stolen money in Cuba...They also make it nearly impossible to deport criminals to Cuba after they serve their sentences in the U.S., as would be the case with criminals from most other countries." As a result, the Cuban Adjustment Act has allowed Cuban thieves to rob American taxpayers of more than $2 billion, creating a "criminal pipeline" from the U.S. to Cuba.
According to an op-ed published in the New York Times, "Every Cuban knows the 'Wet Foot/Dry Foot' drill: Risk fleeing to the United States and get caught at sea, and you will be sent back to the island; but if you wangle just one toe onto dry land, you're home free. From there, typically, it's a fast track to permanent residency, and eligibility for all manner of benefits, from green cards to welfare, then citizenship — all compliments of the Cuban Adjustment Act of 1966. Indeed, for almost a half century, Cubans have been the most privileged immigrants in the United States. The repeal of this Cold War relic of immigration policy is long overdue."


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Axlerod, like a wounded rattlesnake is lashing out at everything and everybody within striking distance after his boss took a licking Wednesday night. Like a petulant little boy he can dish it out but he can't take it.
Desperate Axelrod Lashes Out - By Katrina Trinko - The Corner - National Review Online
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Jacque Rae Dishes on Justin Bieber Bahamas Vacation [VIDEO]
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Move over, Selena Gomez! Justin Bieber may have a new girlfriend. The singer hit up the Bahamas (and then some) with Jacque Rae Pyles.
Pyles, who describes herself as a dancer, actress and singer, has been quietly flaunting her relationship with Bieber, as well as the perks of the celebrity that come with it. (Check her Instagram for proof!) Like, for instance, being interviewed at Emmys gift lounges when you don't really have a reason to otherwise.
When asked about her relationship with Biebs, Pyles, who accompanied the 'Baby' singer to Las Vegas for the Floyd Mayweather match as well as to New York Fashion Week, replied, "We've been friends since 2009 — I was 14 when I met him. Our relationship just grows each day and gets better."
She continued, "Recently we got to go to the Bahamas and it was like a private island. It was absolutely incredible — hands down the best week of my life. There was a group of us and every day was something new. They had jet skis for us, so we would go out on the jet skis a lot, swam with sharks. There was an island next to us that had pigs that swam, so we would go play with the pigs and everything. We just had a lot of fun. We were just kids playing, basically."
Pyles and Bieber were rumored to be an item before he dated Gomez after meeting on the set of 'School Gyrlz' in 2009, but neither party confirmed a relationship back then. While Pyles is careful to make sure you doesn't outright say she and Bieber have a romantic connection, whether or not they're in love with one another, it's a bit obvious she's in love with this publicity.


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Spielberg, Ford and Lucas on Indy IV
Exclusive: Dream team talk sequel
Getting one of the Indiana Jones triumvirate to talk about the fourth sequel is a rare opportunity, but getting George Lucas, Steven Spielberg and Harrison Ford to spill at the same time is as infrequent as finding a needle in a haystack under some hen's teeth on a blue moony night at the end of a month of Sundays.
But Empire was lucky enough to speak with the trio as part of our massive Indiana Jones 25th anniversary celebrations and it seems that Indy IV is going to be a tad controversial.
"We're basically going to do The Phantom Menace", says Lucas (stay with him here, he's making a point). "People's expectations are way higher than you can deliver. You could just get killed for the whole thing…We would do it for fun and just take the hit with the critics and the fans...But nobody wants to get into it unless they are really happy with it".
The 'damned if you do, damned if you don't' situation has freed up an idea for a plot that was originally deemed too incendiary.
"I discovered a McGuffin," continues Lucas, still reluctant to name said McGuffin. "I told the guys about it and they were a little dubious about it, but it's the best one we've ever found… Unfortunately, it was a little too 'connected' for the others. They were afraid of what the critics would think. They said, "Can't we do it with a different McGuffin? Can't we do this?" and I said "No". So we pottered around with that for a couple of years. And then Harrison really wanted to do it and Steve said, "Okay". I said, "We'll have to go back to that original MacGuffin and take out the offending parts of it and we'll still use that area of the supernatural do deal with it".
"Hopefully it will be different in all the right ways and the same in all the familiar ways," adds Spielberg.
As for timing, Lucas says that filming is scheduled for mid-2007, for a 2008 release but getting the gang back together is a tricky proposition. "Before I was just working with Steven and Harrison. Now everybody's a superstar, so it's a little bit more difficult than it was then". "But there's a good chance it will happen," assures Ford. "There are things left for this character to do".
For more on Indy IV, plus over 30 pages of celebration of the Indiana Jones series, featuring interviews with every cast and crew member you can think of (except the monkey) pick up a copy of the new issue of Empire, on sale from August 25.


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Andrew Adam, I would like to respond to your recent Editorial regarding the issue of "graffiti" in Hudson and the import to our residents.
You state that you believe "the thing people here in Hudson care about most is graffiti." You, obviously, are not as invested "into" this community as you would like to believe you are. If you were, you would see a community filled with compassion for those who are sick or hurting, who have provided unparalleled support for those who have lost loved ones, and a community who generously and consistently provide large quantities of food, goods, services, and financial assistance to our own residents in need. Hudson, unbeknownst to you, is a community filled with people who devote themselves to raising responsible, productive and empowered children. Children who achieve at the very highest academic, athletic and talent levels; and children who devote hours and hours of their personal time to charitable endeavors. So, I beg you Mr. Adam, take a closer look at Hudson and you will find the thing people here in Hudson care about most is each other.
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I ordered this poncho online & received it with a hole in the back of the neck (where the black turtle neck part meets the the patterned woven main piece). :( I was unable to exchange since this poncho was sold out online & they did not have any in stock at my local FP. I thought the colors and pattern were very beautiful, with the ability to go with a lot of my fall/winter clothing, however due to the pull-over style, it is not best for keeping your hair nice & avoiding static in the winter... So maybe it's ok I couldn't get a replacement. I do hope FP will make a hooded, open poncho (or kimono) with this color & pattern in the near future, & reinforce the seams so they aren't so fragile.
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In the wake of a dangerous assignment that found her breaking up a large-scale illegal arms operation, a beautiful CIA agent (Danielle Burgio) obeys her superiors' orders to spend time relaxing in the Caribbean, only to discover that she's being hunted. With help from her loyal partner (Robert Merrill), she stays ahead of the assassins on her trail. But the plot thickens when she discovers that the CIA is in on it.


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Republicans have turned against the Supreme Court and Chief Justice John Roberts with a vengeance following the decision upholding President Obama's health care law, a new Gallup Poll finds.
Democrats, on the other hand, have a decidedly more favorable view of the usually conservative court, controlled 5-4 by Republican presidents' nominees, and of Roberts, who was nominated by George W. Bush.
While the polling organization doesn't often include the court or the chief justice in its surveys, it's clear the health care decision has turned political opinion on its head.
Americans' views on the court are split, with 46% approving and 45% disapproving. But 64% of Republicans have a negative view, and 68% of Democrats have a positive view, last week's survey shows. Just last September, Republicans approved of the court by a 50%-32% margin.
Views on Roberts are even more pronounced, following his decisive vote to uphold the health care law based on Congress' taxing power.
When Gallup last asked about Roberts during his confirmation hearings in 2005, he enjoyed a 3-to-1 favorable rating -- and 67% to 4% among Republicans. Now he's favored overall, 39%-29%, but Republicans are against him, 44%-27%, while Democrats like him, 54%-19%.
"The recent U.S. Supreme Court ruling on the Affordable Care Act, anchored by Chief Justice John Roberts' majority opinion, has apparently caused a major shift in Republicans' and Democrats' views of both the court and Roberts," Gallup's Frank Newport writes.
"These views may mellow over time as the immediacy of the June 28 decision on the health care law fades. Plus, next year's Supreme Court docket promises new decisions on a list of other potentially highly controversial issues," he writes.
"At the moment, however, both the court and Chief Justice Roberts have fallen out of favor with the GOP, while Democrats view them in a favorable light."
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What are the odds? Only days after Macquarie Equities initiated coverage on New Zealand-listed
Some big names have been bandied around including Lactalis, Lion Dairy and Fonterra. That could be good news for ASX-listed
The review will assess whether a strategic partner has the capacity to accelerate growth and fuel A2's global expansion ambitions, which are particularly focused in the Chinese infant formula market.
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In that ironic way that makes perfect sense only to Miamians, one of the county's busiest independent garages is parked in the least car-friendly neighborhood outside of downtown. Shorty & Fred's has serviced the needs of Miami Beach's drivers since 1956, when the city had way fewer cars fighting for precious spots. Although Fred long ago sold out, and Shorty left us for better pastures just a few years back, Shorty's son, Nelson, carries on the tradition of service that keeps customers coming back with their oil leaks and intermittent pings decade after decade. So, how do you really know when a mechanic isn't out to cheat you? When he turns your business away. Unless it's something vital to your safety, Nelson and crew will tell you when you don't have to get something fixed right away. They just have too much real business to waste effort on phony repairs — so while they might charge a little more than the cheap place across town, you definitely pay only for what you need, and they'll get it done fast. The queue generally forms on Alton Road every weekday before 8 a.m., so get there early.
Courtney Williams is rummaging through a bottom cabinet inside Project 51 in Coconut Grove. He pulls out an alien-looking boot in a moss green, violet purple, and night black color motif. The heavyset sneaker pimp proudly holds up a Nike Convoy Huarache basketball shoe, circa 1993. "I had a pair just like these when I was a kid," Williams explains. "I dogged them out. I found this pair two years ago on eBay." Ten months ago, Williams converted his sneaker love into a business, opening up the first specialty store of its kind in the Grove. "I was going to open on the Beach," Williams says, "but then I realized the Grove didn't have anything like this." Indeed, Project 51 is like walking into a candy store, except the sweets are the multicolored Adidas, Nike, Puma, and Supra athletic shoes lined up on the rainbow-hued shelves. "I'm a sneaker collector," Williams says enthusiastically. "I collect them like crazy. You are not gonna find these shoes at Foot Locker or Champs." And his eye for exclusive kicks can't be doubted. He has stocked the limited-edition ?uestlove gold pack Nike Dunks. The Portland sneaker maker produced only 200 of them. "Those sold out quick," Williams notes. But there are still plenty of other tight sneakers to choose from, including a nice selection of skateboard sneakers by Supra, which have gained notoriety since Lil Wayne has been sporting them. Of course, buying a sweet pair of kicks requires that you find an equally dope T-shirt to match the ensemble. Project 51 has you covered there too, carrying underground labels such as Kidrobot, 10.Deep, DGK, and Crew. You can check out Project 51 Monday through Wednesday from noon to 9 p.m. and Thursday through Saturday from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m.
Maybe you make this mistake. Every year during the holiday season, you shop for gifts for your friends and family at the places you like to shop, instead of the places they shop. We do this all the time, and usually we wind up at Base. The place is a one-stop shop for the hip-junkies of any type who need their fix. For kiddies, there's a wide array of vinyl designer toys. For music lovers, there's a well-curated "music bar" stocked with the latest dance mixes and chilled-out albums. For folks with bare coffee tables, there's a never-ending supply of books that would look amazing on them. There are clothes, shoes, perfumes, jewelry, DVDs, accessories, furniture, art, and other random items. It's kind of amazing all of this fits into such a small space. But be warned — this place isn't for everyone. Grandma never did put up that complete collection of Dunnys we got her. And Mom hasn't even opened the book we gave her three years ago about the Dadaist movement. So, we've made peace with the fact that our family isn't as fashionable as we'd hoped. Nowadays, we get them Chili's gift cards and hope for money in return so we can shop at Base for ourselves.
Face it. Not everyone is suffering from the effects of the economic downturn. For people looking to still spend cash indiscriminately on high-end clothing without looking like a complete jackass for dressing ostentatiously in these hard times, the Adidas Y-3 store in the Design District might be their best bet. Japanese designer Yohji Yamamoto pairs up with the German sports apparel brand to create clothing that is simple yet gorgeously designed — think athletic and casual clothing that's too nice to actually work out in. Most items are priced well above $100, so there is no bargain shopping here. And because the exclusive Y-3 stores aren't scattered around the country like your neighborhood American Apparel, fashion repeats are virtually nil.
OK, fellas, if you want to get into Louis or Mynt, both on Collins Avenue, pleated khakis and an Oxford are not gonna cut it. We suggest you jettison your faux pas style while cruising Biscayne Boulevard and pull into U.D. Stylelab Miami, the perfect one-stop boutique for banging jeans, T-shirts, hats, CDs, jewelry, toys, and gadgets. This place takes pride in stocking wares you are not going to find at any other fashion boutiques around town. We recommend that you buy a sick pair of Anama jeans and match them up with a wicked tee by Envy Evolution, Kid Dangerous, or Alkemy. Then add a couple of slamming accessories, such as that Goorin Bros. plaid brim and a pair of Forero cuffs — pounded and riveted bracelets made of mid-century metal found in salvage yards. But be ready to drop some coin. Clothes and accessories start around $60. Jeans average between $97 and $275. If you're lucky, you'll score something cool off one of the boutique's sale racks, which at times have items for 70 percent off. U.D. Stylelab is open Monday through Wednesday from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m., Thursday from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m., Friday and Saturday from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m., and Sunday from noon to 9 p.m.
So, after years of breaking up and then making up, you've decided she's the girl for you. Now you must find that sparkling diamond engagement ring that is gonna make her say, "Hell, yeah!" We suggest you take a trip to the Seybold Building in downtown Miami, where more than 280 jewelers are ready to help you make sure you don't mess up and come home with something that resembles a trinket out of a Cracker Jack box. Built by Miami pioneer John William Gottloeb Seybold in 1914, the building has entrances on Flagler and First streets. Once inside, you'll have to squint a bit to overcome all the glistening baubles on display. The Seybold Building is the second-largest jewelry building in the United States. You will find an unparalleled selection of diamond rings where jewelers value quality over quantity. For more than 30 years, millions of people have turned to the jewelers inside the Seybold Building to help them find the perfect gifts for the significant people in their lives. Or maybe you feel like buying the diamond and having the ring made. Well, amid the 200 tiny workshops and boutiques, you will find spaces occupied by diamond cutters, gem setters, and gold dealers who can help you make a unique ring. For example, you could visit diamond dealer H&Y Diamonds on the tenth floor, where you can find rough and cut rocks from across the globe. After selecting a fantastic stone, take the elevator one floor down, where setters such as Ernesto Ercilla will charge you $2.50 to mount small stones or from $25 to $35 to set a two-carat stone. And if you don't want the hassle of searching for a parking spot, there's valet service. The Seybold is open Monday through Saturday from 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.


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A New Evaluation of the USGS Streamgaging Network--A Report to Congress
Cleaves, E.J., 1998, A call for a Federal streamgaging program: Geotimes, October 1998, 5p.
Fischer, E.E., 1996, Survey of users of the USGS stream-gaging network in Iowa, 1996: U.S. Geological Survey Open-File Report 96-185, 35 p.
Fontaine, R.A., Moss, M.E., Smath, J.A., and Thomas, W.O., 1984, Cost-effectiveness of the stream-gaging program in Maine - a prototype for Nationwide implementation: U.S. Geological Survey Water-Supply Paper 2244, 39 p.
Jennings, M.E., Thomas, W.O., and Riggs, H.C., 1994, Nationwide Summary of U.S. Geological Survey regional regression equations for estimating magnitude and frequency of floods for ungaged sites, 1993: U.S. Geological Survey Water-Resources Investigations Report 94-4002, 196p.
National Weather Service, 1998, Flood Losses, Compilation of Flood Loss Statistics: National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, Hydrologic Infomration Center, accessed November 30, 1998, at url: <http://www.nws.noaa.gov/oh/hic/flood_stats/Flood_loss_time_series.htm>.
Omernik, J.M., 1987, Aquatic ecoregions of the conterminous United States. Annals of the Association of American Geographers, Volume 77, pp. 118-125.
Preston, S.D, 1997, Evaluation of the stream-gaging network in Maryland, Delaware, and Washington, D.C.: U.S. Geological Survey Fact Sheet FS--97-126, 4 p.
Seaber, P.R., Kapinos, F.P., Knapp, G.L., 1987, Hydrologic Unit Maps: U.S. Geological Survey Water-Supply Paper 2294, 63p., map.
Slack, J.R., and Landwehr, J.M., 1992, Hydro-Climatic Data Network (HCDN): A U.S. Geological Survey Streamflow Data Set for the United States for the Study of Climate Variations, 1874-1988: U.S. Geological Survey Open-File Report 92-129.
Slack, J.R., Lumb, A.M., Landwehr, J.M., 1993, Hydro-Climatic Data Network: (HCDN) Streamflow Data Set, 1874-1988: U.S. Geological Survey Water-Resources Investigations Report 93-4076. Compact Disk.
Team for Evaluating the Wisconsin Water-Monitoring Network, 1998, An integrated water-monitoring network for Wisconsin: Wisconsin Water Resources Center Special Report WRC SR 98-01, Water Resources Center, University of Wisconsin-Madison, 62 p.
Thomas, W.O., and Wahl, K.L., 1993, Summary of the nationwide analysis of the cost effectiveness of the U.S. Geological Survey stream-gaging program (1983-88): U.S. Geological Survey Water-Resources Investigations Report 93-4168, 27 p.
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), 1998, Introduction: Index of Watershed Indicators.
Wahl, K.L., Thomas, W.O., Jr., and Hirsch, R.M., 1995, Stream-gaging program of the U.S. Geological Survey: U.S. Geological Survey Circular 1123.
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How could the New Deal have met the needs of the people better?
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This is very hard to say. The New Deal did a great deal to help people and it is not completely clear that there was anything that the government could have done that would have been better. Many of the things the government could have conceivably done would probably have cost too much money and required too much deficit spending.
Perhaps the best thing that the government could have done would have been to engage in bigger public works programs that could have provided more jobs. For example, if the government had started to build an interstate highway system during the New Deal, it might have been able to put a larger number of people to work and have that work create infrastructure that would have been very beneficial to the country.


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Where to find Saturday and Sunday brunch in Chicago
Sunday doesn't have a lock on brunch anymore—find out where you can have both Sunday brunch and Saturday brunch
Because you don't just want biscuits and gravy or French toast on Sundays, Chicago's best brunch restaurants have been adding Saturday brunch service. We've rounded up every place you can soothe your hangover, catch up with friends and start your weekend right over a stack of pancakes.
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The Little Goat Diner is amazing!
Where is WHISK? Whisk should be on this list! If you haven't been, check WHISK out. Lines out the door on Saturday and Sunday brunch. Located at 2018 W Chicago. Www.whiskchicago.com


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Brohm played for the Cardinals from 1990-93 and is one of the best quarterbacks in school history. He ranks sixth in school history in passing yards with 5,451 and fourth in career touchdowns with 38.
As a senior in 1993, Brohm threw for 2,626 yards and 20 touchdowns and was the MVP of the Cardinals' Liberty Bowl win over Michigan State.
Brohm's career continued in the NFL in 1994 with the San Diego Chargers. The Louisville Trinity product also spent time with the San Francisco 49er's, Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Denver Broncos, and Cleveland Browns.
In 2001, Brohm earned first team All-XFL while playing for the Orlando Rage.
In 1998, Brohm was named Mr. Football for the state of Kentucky following a strong senior campaign at Trinity when he led the Shamrocks to a state championship. He was also named the Kentucky High School Player of the Decade for the 1980's.
Other honored jerseys: Bruce Armstrong, Doug Buffone, Ray Buchanan, Ernie Green, Tom Jackson, Joe Jacoby, Lenny Lyles, Otto Knop, Sam Madison, Frank Minnifield, Chris Redman, Otis Wilson and Dwayne Woodruff.
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Jamaican Dancehall Stars to Rock Uganda29 déc. 2012
What a fun year this has been! Sean Paul, P Square, Sisqo, Dermaco have all held shows in Uganda.
And what better way to end it all with Jamaican chart toppers Mavado and Chris Martins. Cheaters Prayer and Paper Loving are no doubt among the biggest hits of 2012. Add that to So Special, Settle down, Final Destination, and Come into my Room and you understand why it's going to be a fiesta. Thanks to Uganda Breweries Limited, Ugandans have a chance to end the year in style with the two dancehall giants.
The Jamaican duo will be performing at Lugogo Cricket Oval tomorrow December 29. This will be the first time the two are performing anywhere in East Africa. This is another day for Ugandans to quench their never-ending thirst for dancehall music. Mavado, real name David Constantine Brookswill, was inspired by the likes of Bounty Killer while Chris Martin says he has always dreamt of becoming a star.
Edgar Birungi, the Brand Manager Bell, promised lots of nonstop fun and action with the country's A-List artistes as curtain raisers.
"In line with Bell Nation strategic pillars of progressive achievement, brand evolution and brand affinity, Mavado and Chris Martin resonate with Bell attributes. We believe that this will be the party of the year during the festive season and will bring much fun to the people of Uganda as we celebrate the Bell Nation's and our individual achievements in 2012", he said.
Patrons will enjoy Bell lager in the newly introduced Bell cans. This comes a few weeks after Sean Paul brought the house down at the same venue. Another full house is expected this time round. Tickets go for Shs 25,000 and Shs 60,000 for VIP.


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Josefin Andersson
2011-12 Gamecock Spotlight Video2012-13 (SENIOR): Had the best season of her career as a senior ... Was a mainstay in the Gamecocks' lineup throughout the spring ... Played primarily at the No. 6 singles position during the spring and No. 2 doubles alongside Katerina Popova ... Won the deciding match for the Gamecocks against Missouri in the opening round of the ITA Kick-Off Weekend in Ann Arbor, Mich., in January with a straight set win on court six with the team score tied 3-all ... Posted consecutive victories at Arkansas and LSU to help the Gamecocks defeat both squads on the road for the first time since 2007 ... Also registered a win over Mississippi State that helped South Carolina edge the Bulldogs 4-3 ... Defeated Iris Verboven from Ole Miss on Senior Day, ultimately helping the Gamecocks to a 4-0 triumph over the Rebels ... The win essentially guaranteed the Gamecocks a 19th consecutive NCAA Tournament appearance ... Put together a fantastic doubles campaign with Popova after the duo got off to a slow start in the fall ... Andersson and Popova finished the spring with a 16-3 dual match record, good for an 84.2 percent winning percentage ... It was the highest dual match winning percentage for a Gamecock tandem with at least 15 matches played together since Carolina Culik and Monica Weise went 15-2 (88.2) in 1990 ... Ended their careers together riding a six-match winning streak ... The two earned the first doubles rankings for their careers on April 23 when they came in at No. 66 ... Andersson and Popova finished the season with a No. 62 ranking ... Over a span of two years, Andersson and Popova compiled a 37-17 record together ... Individually, Andersson posted 14 SEC doubles victories in her final two seasons, the most ever by a Gamecock over a two-year span ... Graduated in May 2013 with a degree in finance ... A member of the SEC Academic Honor Roll for the fourth year in a row.
2011-12 (JUNIOR): Had a productive fall after fully recovering from the torn Achilles suffered during spring 2010 ... Won her first six matches of the fall and took home the singles title at the Furman Fall Classic in the No. 6 flight ... Helped the Gamecocks defeat instate rival Clemson by a 4-3 margin on Feb. 22 with a dominant 6-0, 6-2 victory against Monika Kochanova on court six ... It was South Carolina's first win against the Tigers since 2006 ... Won her match at No. 6 singles in a near-upset of then-No. 5 Tennessee on March 4 as the Gamecocks fell 4-3 ... Became a doubles specialist for the Gamecocks playing primarily with Katerina Popova ... The duo won more matches together than any other tandem with a 17-9 record ... Her signature victory in doubles, though, came with Adriana Pereira against Florida on April 14 when Popova was sidelined with an injury ... Trailing 7-6 as the final match on at court three, Andersson and Pereira fought off multiple match points and eventually won the contest 7-2 in a tiebreaker to give Carolina its first doubles point against the Gators since 2002 ... South Carolina and Stanford were the only teams to win doubles against the 2012 national champions ... Overall, Andersson tied for the team lead in doubles victories with Jaklin Alawi with a 22-11 mark ... Her seven doubles wins in SEC play was the most of any Gamecock and the highest mark since four players won seven conference matches in 2007 ... A member of the SEC Academic Honor Roll for the third year in a row.
2010-11 (SOPHOMORE): Sat out the entire fall season while still recovering from surgery to repair a torn Achilles in her right leg suffered against Clemson in February 2010 ... Her first match back came against South Carolina State on Jan. 22 and resulted in a 6-2, 1-0 win by retirement ... Started the season by winning four of her first five matches playing at Nos. 5 and 6 singles ... Took three consecutive losses to Clemson, Arkansas and LSU playing at six before winning her last dual singles match of the year playing against College of Charleston ... Her primary doubles partner was Madeleine Saari-Byström ... Played every dual match with her at the No. 2 position, going 4-4 ... The duo came up with key road victories at Purdue and Illinois to help the Gamecocks win both matches ... Her last doubles match of the year came in the regular-season finale versus Florida teaming with Dijana Stojic on court two ... A member of the SEC Academic Honor Roll for the second year in a row.
2009-10 (FRESHMAN): Showed a great deal of potential for the Gamecocks during the fall with an 8-5 record in tournaments ... Won six of her final seven matches after a 2-4 record in her first two tournaments ... Reached the finals of her flight at the Wolverine Invitational where she lost in a third set super tiebreaker ... Earned co-champion honors at the Wildcat Invitational after winning her first three matches to reach the finals ... Play was halted at the event because of weather problems and teams' travel arrangements ... Won both of her matches at the ITA Kick-Off Weekend in Fayetteville, Ark., in late January playing at No. 4 singles against Michigan and Washington ... Suffered a season-ending injury a few weeks later when she ruptured her Achilles in her right leg at the start of the second set versus Clemson on Feb. 21 ... Ended the year with an 11-7 record overall in singles and went 3-2 playing No. 4 singles ... Named to the SEC Freshmen Academic Honor Roll.
HIGH SCHOOL: Competed at the 2008 European Junior Championships in Austria ... Defeated Demi Barao-Rodrigues from Portugal 6-2, 6-2 in the round of 64 before losing 6-2, 6-2 to Elena Bogdan from Romania in the second round ... Lost in the opening round of the doubles with Hilda Melander 10-8 in a third set super tiebreaker ... Also represented Sweden in the team portion of the European Championships ... Played in the finals of the 2008 Swedish National Championship both indoors and outdoors for the girls 18s ... Reached the quarterfinals of the 2006 Tennis Sweden Junior Cup.


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Monday, June 04, 2007
It's no surprise that Shreya Saran is all praise for her Shivaji hero superstar Rajinikanth because he is such a big name in Indian cinema. She said that getting the chance to act with the superstar is an unexpected jackpot in her film career.
"It is a dream of every artiste to act with superstar Rajini in at least one scene. But the almighty has blessed me with a bumper prize to act as his pair. Even now, it is unbelievable and the whole experience will be there all my life. There is no need to say anything about the superstar. Introducing the good he has done to the people of his kingdom would sound childish. He is simply superb and far from any comparisons. Shivaji has pushed my career to a new high. For an actress like me, it is a powerful visiting card to cope in any language," she said.
She is also not averse to glamour roles. "In Hindi also, I have completed a film titled Awarapan. There are a few seductive scenes in this film too but they are quite enjoyable and never awkward. I did those scenes only after the completion of Shivaji. I'm very much pleased to hear that I have a sexy figure. I would like to do sexy roles too with sincerity and professional touch. Just showing the beauty will never help one to establish as an actress. I will never be an immature performer in glamour based roles too," said Shreya.
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How The Firearms Industry Controls Gun Publications
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The recent firing of a prominent gun journalist for publishing a column arguing that gun ownership is subject to at least some regulation is representative of a firearm publication industry norm where gun makers exercise editorial control over publications, The New York Times reports.
In a January 4 article, Times reporter Ravi Somaiya reports on the circumstances surrounding Dick Metcalf's firing from Guns & Ammo magazine. Metcalf authored a column for the December 2013 edition of Guns & Ammo that stated, "[W]ay too many gun owners still seem to believe that any regulation of the right to keep and bear arms is an infringement. The fact is, all constitutional rights are regulated, always have been, and need to be." Following outrage from the gun rights community, Metcalf was fired and Guns & Ammo editor Jim Bequette, who had approved the column for publication, apologized to readers and announced his own resignation.
According to the Times, Metcalf -- who also faced death threats and had his television show cancelled -- lost his job after "two major gun manufacturers" told his editor "in no uncertain terms" that they would no longer do business with Guns & Ammo publisher InterMedia Outdoors (IMO) if Metcalf continued to work at the publication. IMO is the publisher of 15 sportsman themed magazines and owns The Sportsman Channel which is known for its Ted Nugent hunting specials and airing of the National Rifle Association's daily news show.
In his Times article, Somaiya also interviewed several former and current editors of Guns & Ammo who explained that gun publications will often cede editorial control to gun manufacturers who buy advertisements. While claiming Guns & Ammo has editorial independence, Garry James, a current senior editor, nonetheless told the Times, "advertisers obviously always have power, and you always feel some pressure."
Former editors offered a blunter assessment. According to Jan Libourel, a former Guns & Ammo editor, at some firearm publications, "the editors only want editorial content for some key advertisers." Another former Guns & Ammo editor, Richard Venola, acknowledged that, "You have to be in cahoots with the manufacturer, in order to make the publication appeal to the readership," and added, "Say you write about boats. At some point you're going to end up on the sun deck of a boat, downing sundowners after testing one, with the guy who makes it. It's just how it happens."
Somaiya also reported that gun publications decline to publish negative reviews of firearms made by advertisers:
Reporters and editors say that reviews are often written in close consultation with manufacturers. If a gun is judged to be of poor quality, magazines will quietly send it back for improvements rather than writing a negative review. The system is broadly accepted at these publications, gun writers say.
The Times also explained how the shunning of Metcalf is nothing new for the gun journalism industry:
His experience sheds light on the close-knit world of gun journalism, where editors and reporters say there is little room for nuance in the debate over gun laws. Moderate voices that might broaden the discussion from within are silenced. When writers stray from the party line promoting an absolutist view of an unfettered right to bear arms, their publications -- often under pressure from advertisers -- excommunicate them.
As Venola told the Times, Second Amendment absolutism in gun publications stems from the a belief in the gun rights community that its adherents "are locked in a struggle with powerful forces in this country who will do anything to destroy the Second Amendment" meaning that "[t]he time for ceding some rational points is gone."
Indeed, in recent years gun writers have lost their jobs for suggesting that a concealable machinegun should be sold to law enforcement but not to civilians and for writing that military-style assault weapons should not be used for hunting. However, when toeing the gun manufacturer's line, the latitude for controversial commentary is limitless. Guns & Ammo published for decades a column by NRA board member Jeff Cooper while Cooper simultaneously authored a racial-slur-heavy newsletter that defended slavery as "the normal condition of mankind" and suggested that it was a "mistake" to abolish the practice in the United States.
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