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Each team will be guaranteed two home and two away inter-pool fixtures, with the top teams from each pool qualifying for the knockout stages.
The matches are as follows:
Round One
Friday 06 November, 19:30, Newport Gwent Dragons v Sale Sharks
Friday 06 November, 19:30, Ospreys v Northampton Saints
Friday 06 November, 19:45, Gloucester Rugby v Cardiff Blues
Saturday 07 November, 12:30, Worcester Warriors v Newcastle Falcons
Sunday 08 November, 13:45, Harlequins v Scarlets
Sunday 08 November, 15:00, Saracens v Bath Rugby
Sunday 08 November, 15:00, London Irish v London Wasps
Sunday 08 November, 15:00, Leeds Carnegie v Leicester Tigers
Round Two
Friday 13 November, 19:45, Sale Sharks v Leeds Carnegie
Saturday 14 November, 13:00, Bath Rugby v Ospreys
Saturday 14 November, 13:00, Northampton Saints v Saracens
Saturday 14 November, 15:00, Leicester Tigers v Newport Gwent Dragons
Saturday 14 November, 15:00, Scarlets v Worcester Warriors
Sunday 15 November, 13:45, Cardiff Blues v London Irish
Sunday 15 November, 15:00, London Wasps v Gloucester Rugby
Sunday 15 November, 15:00, Newcastle Falcons v Harlequins
Round Three
Friday 29 January, 19:30, Newport Gwent Dragons v Ospreys
Friday 29 January, 19:30, Leeds Carnegie v Saracens
Friday 29 January, 19:45, Sale Sharks v Northampton Saints
Saturday 30 January, 15:00, Leicester Tigers v Bath Rugby
Saturday 30 January, 15:00, Gloucester Rugby v Worcester Warriors
Sunday 31 January, 15:00, London Wasps v Scarlets
Sunday 31 January, 15:00, Cardiff Blues v Newcastle Falcons
Sunday 31 January, 15:00, London Irish v Harlequins
Round Four
Thursday 04 February, 19:30, Ospreys v Leeds Carnegie
Saturday 06 February, 14:15, Bath Rugby v Sale Sharks
Saturday 06 February, 15:00, Northampton Saints v Leicester Tigers
Saturday 06 February, 15:00, Scarlets v Cardiff Blues
Saturday 06 February, 15:00, Worcester Warriors v London Irish
Sunday 07 February, 15:00, Saracens v Newport Gwent Dragons
Sunday 07 February, 15:00, Newcastle Falcons v London Wasps
Sunday 07 February, 15:00, Harlequins v Gloucester Rugby
Terry Burwell, Rugby Football Union Tournaments and Competitions Director, said: "We are delighted that together with Premier Rugby Ltd and the Welsh Rugby Union we have come up with a structure that will not only help players, coaches and officials develop but also provides more revenue potential for the Guinness Premiership clubs and the Welsh regions.
"There is a massive appetite for Cup rugby in England and Wales. The average attendance at pool matches over the past three seasons has been 8506 and the final averaged 60,000. There is plenty to look forward to with pool matches such as Gloucester Rugby against Cardiff Blues and Leicester Tigers against Newport Gwent Dragons in the first two rounds this coming season.
"We believe this new structure will give players, coaches and supporters an exciting tournament that embodies all that's best about cross-border knockout competition.
"We have a committed broadcaster in SkySports for the next five years and, together with PRL and the WRU, are actively seeking a title sponsor."
PRL Commercial Director Jon Varney said: "When we were discussing the format of the new Anglo-Welsh tournament we tried to build on the success of the preceding one, but also take the opportunity to make some small changes to make the tournament even more attractive to clubs, supporters, viewers and sponsors.
"The financial structure will reward winning teams and that, as well as the European place on offer for an English winner, will make the tournament well worth winning."
WRU Group Chief Executive Roger Lewis said: "There is a rich history and heritage surrounding Anglo-Welsh encounters stretching back many years.
"The Welsh Rugby Union is delighted that the RFU and PRL have secured the future of this great competition. We are all committed to seeing it flourish and grow from the strong base it has already created.
"This Cup competition has captured the imagination of fans from both Wales and England and the final this season was a great occasion.
"It is vitally important for the supporters from both our nations to get the opportunity to see games of the highest standard and this competition serves to deliver that and ensure our talented young players improve by playing against top class opposition."
Pool 1
Leicester Tigers
Sale Sharks
Pool 2
London Irish
Gloucester Rugby
Newcastle Falcons
Pool 3
London Wasps
Worcester Warriors
Cardiff Blues
Pool 4
Bath Rugby
Northampton Saints
Leeds Carnegie


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I AM America is an educational and publishing foundation dedicated to disseminating the Ascended Masters' message of Earth Changes Prophecy and Spiritual Teachings for self-development. Operations are run by a husband and wife team who, with a small staff, hand roll, package, and mail information and products from Payson, Arizona. Our first publication was the I AM America Map, which was published in September 1989. Since then, we have published three more prophecy maps, ten books, three audio books, a video, and numerous audios based on channeled sessions with the Spiritual Teachers. All of our publications and products are available at our online store, and many of our books are available in e-book format at Amazon and Barnes and Noble, and in audio book format from Amazon, Audible, and iTunes.
We are not a church, a religion, a sect, or cult and we are not interested in amassing followers or members. Nor do we have any affiliation with a church, religion, political group, or government of any kind. We are not a college or university, research facility, or a mystery school. Ascended Master El Morya once said that the best way to see ourselves is as, "Cosmic Beings, having a human experience."
"I AM America is to be a clearinghouse for the new humanity" was the response by Ascended Master Saint Germain to our question, "How do you see our work at I AM America?" we asked many years ago. Grabbing a dictionary, we quickly learned that the term "clearinghouse" refers to "an organization or unit within an organization that functions as a central agency for collecting, organizing, storing, and disseminating documents, usually within a specific academic discipline or field." So inarguably, we are this too. But in uncomplicated terms, we publish and share spiritually transformational information because at I AM America there is no doubt that, "A Change of Heart can Change the World."

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What was the last book that honestly jolted you? I mean, it was so good, and you didn't expect it, that it just hit you. Has this happened to you lately? It happened to me last night.
Flann O'Connor's [i]Wise Blood[/i]. It was that good.
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St. Anne's Hospital is putting the final touches on its all new Regional Cancer Care campus, a $21 million radiation therapy center set to open with a public celebration on Saturday.
St. Anne's Hospital is putting the final touches on its all new Regional Cancer Care campus, a $21 million radiation therapy center set to open with a public celebration on Saturday.
Visitors can tour the 21,000-square-foot facility and view the advanced equipment that will be used to deliver radiation therapy to patients with cancer.
The new center is a satellite campus of Hudner Oncology at Saint Anne's Hospital in Fall River, though it is larger. The cancer center will be a nearby option for patients living in Dartmouth, New Bedford and communities farther east.
"We're glad to be here for everyone who needs coherent, thorough care," said Dr. Rita M. Linggood, chief of St. Anne's radiation oncology program, associate professor at Harvard Medical School and an attending radiation oncologist at Massachusetts General Hospital. "We're here for the entire community."
The new building is located at the Hawthorne Medical Associates complex at 537 Faunce Corner Road. St. Anne's Cancer Care is leasing the first floor of the building. Hawthorne's new hematology/ medical oncology suite, which occupies the second floor, will also be open Saturday for tours.
St. Anne's new Regional Cancer Care campus has greatly expanded its space from its 9,000-square-foot location at 480 Hawthorn St. in Dartmouth, which opened in 1994 with Linggood at the helm. At the new facility, there are three highly sophisticated units, generally only found in major medical centers.
The technology includes treatment planning to ensure accurate therapy. Therapy options, designed to precisely target tumors without harming healthy tissue, include high-dose radiation therapy for treating uterine, cervical and early breast cancers; intensity modulated radiation therapy for the treatment of brain, head and neck, lung and pelvic cancers; and image-guided radiation therapy, ideal for treating tumors that may move with normal breathing, such as those in the chest and abdomen.
Physicians at the new site will begin seeing patients in about a month, according to John A. Jurczyk, St. Anne's vice president of ambulatory care services.
"It was a push for a comprehensive approach, both technically and medically," Jurczyk said.
The new site features a spacious reception area, large examination rooms, consulting spaces, offices for support staff like pastoral care, dieticians and interpreters; changing rooms and therapy rooms. Parking is plentiful.
It has "all the bells and whistles," Linggood said. "It was a massive undertaking."
St. Anne's Hospital cancer care programs include hematology services, chemotherapy, radiation therapy, medical therapies, support programs, and access to clinical trials.
The programs see some 6,000 patients annually.
Offered is inpatient oncology care at Saint Anne's Hospital in Fall River; radiation and hematology/medical oncology outpatient services at Hudner Oncology Center at Saint Anne's Hospital in Fall River; radiation oncology, planning, treatment and support services in Dartmouth; radiation oncology consultation services in Newport; and hematology/medical oncology consultation services at Truesdale Clinic in Fall River. Similar consultation services are being planned for Prima Care in Fall River.
Radiation oncologists at the new Dartmouth site are: Dr. Michele Albert, Dr. Jacqueline E. Tan and Dr. Jason E. Lee, all affiliates of Brigham and Women's Hospital and Dana-Farber Cancer Institute. Each is also a clinical instructor at Harvard Medical School.
St. Anne's Hospital Regional Cancer Care in Dartmouth will be open for tours Saturday from 1 to 4 p.m. There will be activities for children, including a roving magician, and treats from Ben & Jerry's, cake and lemonade, along with prizes, drawings and giveaways.
For more information, visit www.SaintAnnesHospital.org. To reach the new Regional Cancer Care center, call 508-689-3100. To reach Hudner Oncology in Fall River, call 508-235-5226.
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Retro Cassette MP3 Player
Well it looks more like a Smurf that has a cassette player for a head. This strange looking item is actually a USB MP3 player with 1GB of internal memory. The boombox USB drive also carrys one exclusive soundtrack. You can have this collectors item for $60, it also come in one alternative color design.
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Chief executive
Investment in property securities constitutes almost half of APN's current funds under management.
Its tie-up with listed Singaporean fund manager ARA – through a $24 million fund which delivered a total return of more than 20 per cent on the 2011 financial year – will help spearhead APN's push into Asian property markets. "We have the footprint and we have the real-time market intelligence," Mr Blight told The Australian Financial Review after yesterday's shareholder meeting.
"We are in a very good position to take our real estate investment capabilities into Asia."
APN had begun "soft marketing" a new Asian real estate investment trust fund, Mr Blight said.
Meanwhile in Australia, APN is looking at a pipeline of shopping centre single-property funds, through a partnership between its private funds business and developer Terry Kilmartin.
The joint venture is looking at property in the $20 million to $50 million range and could roll out as many as five vehicles per year.
APN was hoping to announce the first deal under the arrangement within a month, Mr Blight said.
Earlier this year, APN took over the management of the listed $200 million healthcare fund from ING, now rebadged as Generation Healthcare REIT.
It was the only listed healthcare fund in Australia and had strong prospects because of the ageing population, Mr Blight said.
"In time we would like to manage more listed real estate security funds but we'd rather quality over quantity.
"We think the sector would like more choice. We would like to bring portfolios to the market over time that provide investors more choice than they currently have in the A-REIT sector."
Next month APN will ask investors to vote on whether to wind up the struggling listed European Retail Property fund it manages. The $673 million fund is selling through its portfolio to retire debt.
Mr Blight told investors the prospects yesterday for any capital return were minimal.
The Australian Financial Review


text: Xavier administrator tackles Church history Roger Fortin writes book chronicling the Catholic Archdiocese of Cincinnati | November 7, 2002 Academic Vice President Roger Fortin traveled through 175 years of history while researching his newly released book, "Faith and Action: A History of the Catholic Archdiocese of Cincinnati, 1821-1996." Published by The Ohio State University Press, the book paints a picture of the Catholic Churchs involvement in Cincinnatis development and puts into context the changing values and programs of the Church in the region as well as the nation. Fortin, a professor of history, writes about how local Catholics in the early years wanted the Church to adapt to the new American situation, while at the same time espousing separation of church and state and religious liberty. He also chronicles how Cincinnati Catholics in the mid-19th century were dealing with a dominant Protestant culture and, at times, a hostile environment, and how, a century later, the Church had become much more a part of the mainstream. During the last 50 years, he writes, Cincinnati Catholics now feel more confident and view themselves as very much a part of American society. Most Cincinnati Catholics will find references to the parishes they grew up in and schools they attended. There are also several pages dedicated to former Archbishop Joseph Cardinal Bernardin and current Archbishop Daniel Pilarczyk. Fortin spent about five years researching the book, which is now available in local bookstores or at Amazon.com. He is currently working on the history of the University for another book.


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Nothing funny about this, teach your kids about drugs use dangers!
Despite the clowns filming with laughter and not helping this woman, use this as an example to your kids and loved ones on the effects of drug use. Someone probably slipped this woman something, and she has know idea where her mind is right now.