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It means Spyker and driver Adrian Sutil retain their maiden point won from the rain-hit race at Fuji on 30 September.
Toro Rosso initially celebrated what they thought was their first point of the season when Liuzzi finished eighth.
But he was hit with a 25-second penalty for apparently overtaking under yellow flag conditions on lap 55 - a sanction which dropped him out of the points.
Toro Rosso appealed, but after a hearing of the motorsport's Court of Appeal in Paris, the decision has today been upheld.
A statement from world governing body, the FIA, read: "Having heard the explanations of both parties and having examined the various documents and other evidence, the Court confirmed the decision of the stewards."
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Quotable: Snooki Parties Until The Roof Caves In. Literally.
"Omg roof just collapsed at the purim event! We thought the dj was beatin the beat hardcore but nope, the roof couldn't handle snooki and vin."
—Snooki, tweeting from a party in midtown New York where a glass ceiling caved in under the weight of ice, injuring 10 party-goers. She was with Vinny at the time, who added, "I think me and @sn00ki felt the wrath for not being Jewish."

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Soybean white mold was prevalent during the 2004 season in eastern Iowa. Many of the infested fields were replanted with soybean this year. Some farmers, especially those in eastern Iowa, have questioned the risk of soybean white mold this year. White mold management measures are preventative and include the application of chemicals. This means that correctly assessing the risk of this disease helps guide our decisions on chemical controls. This article discusses the risk factors to help you assess the risk for this season.
Severe white mold outbreaks in 2004 built up the inoculums and increased the risk for future outbreaks. The first major outbreak of white mold in Iowa occurred in 2004. Since then, the disease has been severe every other year. There were severe outbreaks in 1996 and 1998. However, due to dry weather, the disease was not a problem again until 2004.
The flowering stage is a critical period for the initiation of white fungus, as it enters soybean plants from senescing flowers. With the high level of pathogens built up in 2004, weather conditions from now until mid-July are the sole factor in determining the potential outbreak of this disease. The white mold fungus requires cool air temperature and moist soil to produce spores. A period of cool, wet conditions during flowering will promote an outbreak.
A comparison with 2004 will help us to assess the risk. In 2004, the growing season was cool and rainy and soil was saturated. This year the weather has been cool, a factor that favors the occurrence of white mold. However, the general weather pattern has been dry, and the focus has been on insect control. Dry soil resulting from dry weather prevents the production of white mold mushrooms. According to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's climate outlook, the month of July should have normal precipitation and higher than normal temperatures, which are unfavorable for the disease. If this prediction is correct, it is safe to say that this year's risk will be lower than 2004. Listen to local weather forecasts in the next two weeks to assess the risk of white mold in your field.
The risk of white mold varies from field to field. In general, narrow row soybean fields have a higher risk than wide row soybean fields. Soybean fields planted early have a higher risk than those planted later. In narrow row or early-planted soybean fields, the canopy closes earlier, which helps the soil retain moisture, a factor favoring white mold mushroom production. River-bottom fields, fields with long hours of shade in the morning, fields applied with manure, and fields with a dense canopy all carry a higher risk of white mold due to the higher moisture content in the soil as well. If the soil is dry, though, the disease should not be a problem.
In summary, the risk of white mold this season should be lower than in 2004. A regional outbreak as severe as the one in 2004 is unlikely; however, we cannot rule out another outbreak this season just now. The weather in the coming two weeks will be the determining factor for the recurrence of white mold in soybean fields that had the disease in 2004.
Besides an assessment, you should make efforts to scout for white mold mushrooms from now until mid-July. If you find a surge of white mold mushrooms in your fields, a chemical application should be considered to contain the outbreak and minimize damage to your crop.
This article originally appeared on page 193 of the IC-496(18) -- July 3, 2006 issue.


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Go GREEN America!
Go Green America!
I few weeks ago I spoke at the Go Green America Expo in Washington DC. My presentation was entitled, 3 Easy ways to green your diet, get healthy and save money!" Here are some of the key points in my seminar:
The first way to green your diet and get healthy is to Buy Local Foods. Did you know that the average carrot travels over 1500 miles to get to your kitchen? Not only is all that transport bad for the environment, produce loses vitamin and mineral content as soon as it is picked. By choosing foods grown close to you, you are getting more nutrition and doing a good thing for the earth.
The second way is to Plan Your Meals! This is good for the environment because you use less gas driving to the store every time you need some item you forgot on your last trip. You also spend less on take out because you have healthy food in the house. Plus, foods you cook at home are healthier than eating convenience or processed foods.
And, last but certainly not least, the third way is to reduce meat in your diet and replace it with unprocessed plant proteins. The website www.eatlowcarbon.org lets you see the CO2 Output of your favorite food item. The output for one 4 oz hamburger patty is 1462 units of CO2, while the output for 4 oz of dry beans is 24 units CO2. Plus, beans are low in fat and high in fiber making them a better choice for health. And, beans are really inexpensive!
I have posted this veggie burger recipe before, but I am including an updated version here. Eat one of these instead of your usual hamburger and it will be a healthier choice for you, the planet and your wallet!
Black Eyed Pea Burgers
Serves 6
Preparation Time: 15 minutes
Cooking Time: 20 minutes
These low fat, high fiber burgers are SO tasty! Enjoy them on a spouted whole grain bun with green salad. They are also wonderful with a side of cooked leafy greens.
FREEZE RIGHT THERE! You can freeze these burgers: wrap in wax paper, plastic or foil and freeze individually. Then you can grab one for an easy lunch.
1 cup raw sunflower seeds
2 cloves garlic, minced
2 scallions, chopped
1 15-oz can black eyed peas, drained and rinsed (rinsing makes them taste less beany) OR 2 cups cooked black eyed peas
1 teaspoon thyme
1 teaspoon smoked paprika
1 Tablespoon ketchup
1 Tablespoon tamari
2 Tablespoons flaxseed, ground mixed with 2 Tablespoons water
salt and pepper to taste
1/4 cup cornmeal mixed with salt and pepper
1 Tablespoon olive oil, for brushing
Blend sunflower seeds in a food processor until ground. Remove half of them and set aside. Add garlic and scallions and pulse until ground. Add rinsed peas, thyme, smoked paprika, ketchup and tamari and blend well, stopping to scrape the sides as needed. Remove mixture to a bowl and stir in flaxseed mixture and reserved sunflower seeds. Season to taste with salt and pepper and chill mixture for 30 minutes (or longer).
Preheat oven to 400F. Take out mixture and form into small balls and roll in cornmeal mixture, flatten into burger shapes and place on baking sheet lightly greased with olive oil. Brush burgers with olive oil and bake for 10 minutes. Remove cookie sheet, turn burgers over, brush again with olive oil, return to oven and bake another 10 minutes until firm and brown. Burgers will firm up more as they cool. Enjoy!
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The importance of school connectedness in adolescent risk taking and injury prevention
Chapman, Rebekah L., Buckley, Lisa, & Sheehan, Mary C. (2009) The importance of school connectedness in adolescent risk taking and injury prevention. In 39th Annual Conference Public Health Association of Australia , 28-30 September, 2009, Hotel Realm, Canberra. (Unpublished)
Background: Injury is the leading cause of mortality for young people in Australia (AIHW, 2008). Adolescent injury mortality is consistently associated with risk taking behaviour, including transport and interpersonal violence (AIHW, 2003), which often occurs in the context of alcohol and other substance use. A rapid increase in risk taking and injury through early to late adolescence highlights the need for effective school based interventions.
Aim: The aim of the current research was to examine the relationship between school connectedness and adolescent risk and injury, in order to inform effective prevention approaches. School connectedness, or students' feelings of belongingness to school, has been shown to be a critical protective factor in adolescence which can be targeted effectively through teacher interventions. Despite evidence linking low school connectedness with increased health risk behaviour, including substance use and violence, research has not yet addressed possible links between connectedness and a broader range of risk taking behaviours (e.g. transport risks) or injury.
Method: This study involved background data collection to inform the development of an intervention. A total of 595 Year 9 students (aged 13-14 years) from 5 Southeast Queensland high schools completed questionnaires that included measures of school connectedness, risk taking behaviour, alcohol and other substance use, and injuries.
Results: Increased school connectedness was found to be associated with fewer transport risk behaviours and with decreased alcohol and other substance use for both males and females. Similarly, increased school connectedness was associated with fewer passenger and motorcycle injuries for male participants. Both males and females with increased school connectedness reported fewer alcohol related injuries.
Implications: These results indicate that school connectedness appears to have protective effects for early adolescence. These findings may also hold for older adolescents and indicate that it may be an important factor to target in school based risk and injury prevention programs. A school connectedness intervention is currently being designed, focusing on teacher professional development. The intervention will be implemented in conjunction with a curriculum based injury prevention program for Year 9 students and will be evaluated through a large scale cluster randomised trial involving 26 schools.
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Our new independent banqueting hall is the largest in Croydon which is perfect for a large 450+ guest wedding to celebrate your very special day. At Imperial House Banqueting we accommodate all weddings, parties, celebrations or conferences. We are located in Croydon just off the A23 on Imperial Way. This venue is air conditioned with a fully functional kitchen, which also has ample free parking and a late licence for you and your guests to enjoy.


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| Since there is no scientific evidence for the diagnosis of "chemical imbalance" which is used to justify the prescription of many psychotropic drugs, I strongly disagree with their being so widely advertised and utilized, often by medical practitioners who are seduced by drug companies and their free samples. This widespread practice is a disservice to their patients and the public in general, in light of the fact that more and more negative side effects are being observed. These drugs should be STRONGLY regulated, or banned altogether.


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Xsensor Pressure Mapping Systems
Q. What is Pressure Mapping?
A. The ability to measure the pressure between two contacting surfaces
e.g. Driver & Seat, Tyre & Road, Pipe flange & Gasket, Body Armour & Athlete, Semiconductor & Heatsink...
The possibilities are only limited by our imagination.
The video is a good example of automotive seat studies revealing the driver's skeletal movement following the motion of the car.
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Capacitive technology is one of the key elements and this provides:
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This means you are more likely to witness your event
- Robust calibration with intervals up to 1 year
More time working and less time wasted calibrating
* 1.0 psi = 6.89kPa, (51.7mmHg, 0.07kg/cm2, 0.689N/cm2)
The unrivalled ability of the low pressure range sensors from Xsensor allow many human body studies with exciting and revealing results while the higher pressure range sensors offer improved spatial resolution and the increased sensor element density needed by racing teams to accurately profile tyres to generate maximum contact area through correct chassis setup.
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Arthritis & Rheumatism, Volume 62,
November 2010 Abstract Supplement
Abstracts of the American College of
Rheumatology/Association of Rheumatology Health Professionals
Annual Scientific Meeting
Atlanta, Georgia November 6-11, 2010.
A Pilot Study To Quantify Suffering among Patients with Rheumatoid ArthritisA New Measure for Patient Reported Outcome (PRO).
Sensky2, Tom, Alten4, Rieke, Bertin1, Philippe, Haraoui3, Boulos, Keystone5, Ed C., Taylor2, Peter C.
CHU Dupuytren, Limoges, France
Imperial College, London, London, United Kingdom
Institut de Rhumatologie de Montreal, Montreal, QC, Canada
Schlosspark-Klinik UnivMed, Berlin, Germany
University of Toronto, Toronto, ON, Canada
The potential gravity of adverse outcomes in rheumatoid arthritis (RA) is such that there is a need for outcome measures which not only reflect this but are also meaningful to patients, the public and clinicians. Alleviation of suffering is a key goal in medicine. The Pictorial Representation of Illness and Self Measure (PRISM) is a novel, validated, brief method of measuring suffering consistent with Cassell's seminal conceptualisation of suffering. Pilot data are reported on using PRISM to assessing suffering in RA.
The survey was conducted on a convenience sample of 245 patients with clinically diagnosed RA from specialist clinics in Berlin, Limoges, London and Montreal during their routine clinic appointments with rheumatologists.
Basic sociodemographic and clinical data were collected, and all patients were asked to complete the PRISM task. Information was collected about patients' perceptions of the causes of their suffering.
PRISM took 14 minutes to complete, and was easy to use. Most patients understood the simple instructions. Patients were consistent in their appraisal of their suffering which was related to the perceived controllability of the symptoms of RA, and/or the intrusiveness of the illness on valued aspects of the individual's life. Suffering quantified by PRISM showed significant correlations with global disease VAS (rs=0.36, p<0.0001) and pain VAS (rs=0.31, p<0.0001). In logistic regression analysis, with suffering dichotomised into 'high' and 'low', global disease VAS was a significant predictor (Exp(beta)=0.97, 95% CI 0.94 to 0.99, p<0.05), but pain VAS did not contribute significantly.
This pilot survey has confirmed that PRISM is easy to use in different languages without need for specific training, is very acceptable to patients and clinicians, and can be readily incorporated into routine clinical practice. It measures something distinct from pain and global disease burden, but associated with these. These data support further investigation of PRISM as a novel patient-reported outcome which quantifies factors salient to each individual with respect to the impact of the illness and its treatment and is likely to incorporate a wider range of such influences than existing measures. As such, it may have utility in setting agreed therapeutic targets.
This pilot study was carried out with the support of an unrestricted grant from UCB.
To cite this abstract, please use the following information:
Sensky, Tom, Alten, Rieke, Bertin, Philippe, Haraoui, Boulos, Keystone, Ed C., Taylor, Peter C.; A Pilot Study To Quantify Suffering among Patients with Rheumatoid ArthritisA New Measure for Patient Reported Outcome (PRO). [abstract]. Arthritis Rheum 2010;62 Suppl 10 :987
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On Feb. 22 at 1:10 p.m. we monitored a call from the urchin vessel "Water Queen" to Fundy Coast Guard Radio concerning a missing diver.
We immediately left the station and were underway with the CCGS Westport to commence the search.
Firstly we would like to express our sincere sympathy to the missing diver's family and friends.
Within forty minutes of the call, there were five other vessels searching and within three hours there were over 20 fishing vessels, from most ports within St. Mary's Bay, participating in the search.
In addition the Department of National Defence deployed a Cormorant Search and Rescue helicopter. Several fire departments and Ground Search and Rescue groups were also involved with the search.
As Commanding Officer on the CCGS Westport and as On Scene Coordinator (for the marine side of the search) I would like to personally thank all participants for their dedication, perseverance and professionalism during this search. They are the pillars of your communities and they deserve your respect.
I also want to thank all participants who shared their local knowledge, experience and professional advice with me. It was invaluable.
We are saddened that our results were not positive but I will say, with confidence, that without the help of everyone the search area would not have been saturated as well as it was.
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I have order kevin's new PHP book and I think there is a probem. They wrote in the site that it covers OOP and it is not!
If you feel that something was wrong with the advertising I guess youd be better off contacting the site directly rather than posting on these forums.
Moved you over to the Support forum. @HAWK; may be able to help directly or as Mandes suggests, drop an email to HQ.
Hey there,The book definitely contains a crash-course in OOP principles.
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Today, Rep. Tim Walz released the below statement regarding his vote against repealing the Affordable Care Act:
"Repealing the Affordable Care Act will eliminate consumer protections, put insurance companies between you and your doctors, raise taxes on small businesses, and explode the deficit. It will be bad for our economy and jobs in places like southern Minnesota that have a robust health care industry.
Southern Minnesotans are already seeing benefits from this new law. Seniors have received help paying for their expensive prescription drugs and have better access to preventative care.
And just a few weeks ago, I received a letter from a dad in southern Minnesota named Paul. Paul's son Joe is 21 years old, works part time and has Type II diabetes. Joe couldn't get the insurance he needed to pay for the expensive equipment and treatment he needs. But because of the new law we passed, Joe was able to get back on his parent's insurance and his new insurance card came a couple of weeks ago in the mail. A vote to repeal this legislation is a vote to tear that insurance card out of Joe's hand and so I voted against it."
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Hope Springs
Sometimes, the pursuit of happiness leads you to places you least expect. That's the premise behind this romantic comedy starring Colin Firth as a British artist who heads for America when his girlfriend (Minnie Driver) marries another man.
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Champalou Vouvray Sec 2007
Chenin Blanc from Vouvray, Touraine, Loire, France
Winemaker's Notes
Pretty light gold color, with a nose of citrus fruit and apple. Balanced on the palate with hints of white flower.
Critical Acclaim
The Wine Advocate - "With their 2007 Vouvray Sec, the Champalous are back on form, and with a vengeance! A fetching nose of quince, orange, lime, narcissus, freesia, sweet corn, and green tea ushers in a luscious yet remarkably delicate palate, with a perfectly judged hint of sweetness (this is what locals call sec tendre) supporting pear, quince, and citrus. Savory salinity, a hint of caramel, chalk, and citrus zest as well as a suggestion of vanilla cream inform an ear-to-ear finish of lift and refinement. Enjoy this over the coming 2-3 years."
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About LoireChenin Blanc, Muscadet and Sauvignon Blanc. For reds, Cabernet Franc takes center stage but the region also has plantings of Pinot Noir and Gamay. The AC of Cremant de Loire is popular – these are the sparkling wines of the Loire, usually made with Chenin Blanc.
Notable FactsAs for which grapes you find in which regions… Starting on the Atlantic Coast and moving east - Muscadet hails from the region of the same name, within the larger Nantes district, right on the Atlantic coast. The wines are dry, citrusy and pleasant, but rarely powerful or intensely aromatic. Just inland from Nantes is Anjou-Samur, home to Savennières, an excellent source of dry Chenin Blanc. To the east is Touraine, where you'll find the popular white region of Vouvray - Chenin Blanc shines in Vouvray, which can be dry, off-dry or sweet – the majority of those found in the states are a lovely and food-friendly off-dry. In the same district, Cabernet Franc makes delicious, delicate and elegant reds from Bourguil and Chinon. Finally, in the Upper Loire area, Sancerre and Pouilly Fumé turn out Sauvignon Blancs of razor sharp acidity and minerality.
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You can track the approaching storm simply by texting "Sandy" to 89000.
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Sharks coach Shane Flanagan has opened up about his relationship with Stephen Dank, offered his views on Andrew Fifita and talked for the first time about allegations he set up a slush fund to pay for peptides for his players.
Flanagan is getting on with life – he's just bought a new home – and is counting down to the end of his ban on September 17.
He has been communicating with the NRL in the hope of getting permission to be involved in player negotiations as he tries to build a team next year.
He has slammed suggestions that the Sharks should have waited until the Australian Sports Anti-Doping Authority delivered their verdict before contracting him.
"It's fine for people to say that, but the NRL were aware of my negotiations and they didn't have a problem with that at all, so I don't know why anyone else would," he said.
"I've been through the front door with the NRL on it and we are talking at the moment about how I can plan for 2015."
Flanagan has not been in touch with Sharks coach Peter Sharp and has had no influence on the Andrew Fifita drama that has been going on.
"I'm not happy that his deal fell over at the Dogs ... I would have driven him out there myself to sign that deal, but there is a saying that sometimes if something looks too good to be true, it usually is.
''Andrew needs to just concentrate on playing good football, he would be the first to say that he has not had the best start to the season.
''He needs to get back to his best so he can make it back into the Blues team and for the Sharks. Obviously I'd like him to be at the Sharks when I return."
Flanagan has been reluctant to talk about his relationship with Dank.
"It was not a relationship ... I'd say hello or goodbye and that would have been it. I didn't have many conversations with him. I was told he was doing tracking systems or GPS work and that was it."
What disgusted Flanagan were reports that he raised funds through sponsors to create a slush fund to raise money to pay for peptides and the employment of Dank.
The first error there was that Dank got paid – the second was that Flanagan raised the money for the gym, not for the purchase of supplements. It was a gross insult to his character.
''One of the reasons I have not talked about it is because it was ludicrous ... just crazy talk, we had no money, we were moved out of our gym, the club had no money to build a gym and we built a great gym that I'm proud of it.
''I just get the feeling that there are some people who are out to get the club – whether it be for relocation or whatever. It hurt a lot at the time, but people who know me know it's not true."
There have been few more emotive stories than that of Alex McKinnon – the way the people of Newcastle responded, the players and the campaign to ''Rise for Alex''. It reached a flashpoint when a colleague of mine, Nine News reporter Neil Breen, delivered the news no one wanted to hear.
"I felt sick in the stomach this week when I was introduced before radio interviews as the journalist who "broke the story that Alex McKinnon has been diagnosed with quadriplegia," Breen said. "This wasn't about 'breaking' a story. It wasn't about competing with journalistic rivals."
When Nine News aired the report on Monday night's news, it carried no such tags as "exclusive'' or "First On Nine''.
Breen said: "It was about toning it down and reporting the facts, as we knew them, and still know them to be, one of the most heartbreaking of sporting stories. I knew from multiple sources about the diagnosis, but I will never say who they are. That is the journalist's code.
''No journalist with any shred of human decency wants to 'break' this story. You'd rather have nothing to do with it at all. But the situation is real, as confronting and hard and shocking and sad as it is." Breen has challenged the Knights to re-watch the story.
"They heavily criticised Nine's report as being 'sensationalist' journalism," he said.
"I ask anybody to go back and watch the report. It was anything but [sensationalist]. It spoke about the diagnosis, as things stand right now, and spoke about the possibility of improvement through long-term care and treatment.
''Notably, no one has said at any stage this past week the story was wrong, no matter how much we wish – myself included at the top of the list – that it was wrong.
''As human beings, all of us are in the hope business. None of us will ever give up hope for Alex and his parents Scott and Kate. The Knights are promoting hope through the 'Rise For Alex' campaign. It helps make us, who are not inside that intensive care unit at The Alfred Hospital in Melbourne where Alex McKinnon is undergoing rigorous physiotherapy to remove the mucus from his lungs, feel better.
"But spinal doctors are not in the hope business. They are in the 'here and now' business, dealing with a traumatic injury the best way they can, hour by hour.''
Breen said the statements that came out of the Knights offices pointed strongly towards everything he reported.
"In their statements, the Knights confirmed repeatedly Alex suffered fractures and displacement of the C4 and C5 vertebrae, causing a 'devastating spinal injury' which has left him, almost two weeks later, with only the ability to slightly move his right arm.
''Quadriplegia is diagnosed when vertebrae displacement at the C4 or C5 level of the spine damages the spinal cord, leaving a patient with between 'total and partial' paralysis of all four limbs.
''A 'complete' quadriplegic has a severed spinal cord. An 'incomplete' quadriplegic has a damaged spinal cord, which is not severed. Alex McKinnon is in the latter category.
''The Knights have described quadriplegia in its statements without saying the word because it is a word none of us ever want to hear, or be associated with. It has a stigma about it, but it is a medical diagnosis, that's all, for exactly what the Knights say has occurred to Alex.''
Glenn Stewart is at his wit's end with the Sea Eagles and so is his management. They want an offer to be put in place by next week – even if it's an insulting level.
Here's a thought – Souths forward Ben Te'o has a get-out clause in his contract in his favour.
If he does decide to take up that opportunity and head to Brisbane, the club will have well over a million dollars to sign a forward. They've said no to Andrew Fifita but Stewart would have to be an option.
Even a Stewart package to include his brother Brett could be an option. Souths need a player with subtle skills and experience. It is unclear if they have any genuine interest in Glenn or Brett Stewart. Raiders coach Ricky Stuart tried to get Glenn Stewart to the Eels when he was in charge there.
The Sea Eagles management is fuming that the Glenn Stewart re-signing story is getting so much air time. What is really irking them is that it is being billed as a Stewart v Daly Cherry–Evans battle for the remaining dollars.
Manly do not want Cherry–Evans to get into next year as a player who will be a free agent – they want to extend him this year. It would appear that Dave Perry would rather be the CEO who loses Glenn Stewart than Cherry–Evans.
Des Hasler was telling anyone who would ask him that he would handle Andrew Fifita and his big personality. He even said as much to Sharp when the pair ran into each other. "He'll be right with me," Hasler said when Sharp congratulated him on the signing and wished him luck.
Trying to gauge just how hard the news of McKinnon's injury has hit players in the NRL was illustrated to me when I listened to the news with Blues skipper Paul Gallen. He put his head in his hands and gripped his scalp tight. He repeated the word "no" several times. It has cut deep.
It appears Anthony Watmough's campaign to have a new bubbler put in the Manly gym is going to work – but our item last week put a few noses out of joint at the Narabeen Academy.
So much so that a meeting was called between the Sea Eagles and those running the academy.They did not see the humour in the situation, but Manly trainer Don Singe did.
"I've worked at the Sydney Sports Academy for 10 years, six days a week, and no one has ever got sick from drinking out of the bubble. The only time someone could get sick is they drank straight after Choc."
Anthony Mundine might be focusing on Wednesday night's bout against Joshua Clottey, but that has not stopped him from taking a swipe at the NRL.
"The way they have treated the indigenous game is a disgrace, and confirms they are all about the dollars," he said.
"They dump the game as soon as they get offered a few dollars to play in the Nines. Its just amazing and cheap.
''The good work they did is undone in a big way. It should have been a game which stayed on the calendar no matter what and its been devalued from here on."


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By now I've met a few volunteers on this race for Phoenix mayor and it's always great to know what the average person thinks of a candidate. But when I heard Mark and Terry Gielbelhaus had known and been friends with Wes Gullett and his wife for years I thought, "OK, here is someone who knows him."
Of course the way they first met might show a little bias on Mark's part. Mark met Gullett while he was a lobbyist. Mark is part of an association of coalitions that at the time was attempting to get the governor to sign a new law that would create a statewide plumbing code.
Mark is a plumbing contractor and owns his own company. In the '90s Gullett was able to get the governor, Fife Symington, to agree to sign a law that would create a statewide plumbing code. Since then the law has sunsetted, but Mark says it was a success at the time and the beginning of a friendship between the two men.
When he heard Gullett was running for mayor he called him up and asked how he and his wife could help.
"When I first heard that Wes was running I was excited because I know the man," Mark said. "I know his integrity and his morals and his point of view on politics. I was very excited."
Mark says he's a supporter of City Councilman Sal DiCiccio and Gullett's ideas seem to support DiCiccio's as well. He supported him at first as a friend but after going to debates and seeing Gullett interact with the public he feels like Gullett has the most solid plan for action.
"Wes' platform that he's running on is exactly in line with my opinions of what should happen with the city," Mark said. "The city has been poorly mismanaged by the City Council and the city manager and the employees and mayor for years and years. There's a lot that has gone on throughout the years and three of the candidates are part of the problem. They're the status quo."
Those three, according to Mark, would be Peggy Neely, Greg Stanton and Claude Mattox. But I've heard a lot of people say Gullett is part of the problem as well. Neely has been accusing Gullett of being "union supported" because of his work with a major union in the past.
Mark says Gullett has a valid explanation for his short union involvement and he hasn't been a lobbyist for years. Mark and Terry say Gullett's experience in politics, without ever being a politician, makes him a more realistic candidate.
"He has been working in politics or with politicians enough to know how it works and how to get it done," Terry said. "If you're totally inexperienced you won't be able to get it done. Whenever I listen to him talk he's the only one who has a plan. He's the only one who says how, instead of just giving stalk answers. He has a way to go in there and get it done."
The Giebelhaus family is supporting the campaign in a few different ways. Mostly they're passing out signs, stickers and brochures to anyone interested.
Mark has sent out emails to his friends, asking them to vote for Gullett. They've also hosted a meet-and-greet inside their home with Gullett, which they say was a great experience.
"When he came to our house he had a bunch of volunteers with him," Mark said. "He was very personable with them and they seem to be very dedicated to him, too. He stood in our kitchen for an hour and a half just answered questions. He had to go to another function and the people wouldn't let him go. They kept asking questions and he kept answering. He loved it."
Mark and Terry say in their experience all it takes for someone to support Gullett is to take a look at his seven-point plan. His solid ideas are the reason he's been able to get bipartisan support from Councilman Tom Simplot.
For them they're supporting the right man for the job, who also happens to be a good friend.
"Wes has always demonstrated to me for as long as I've known him that he has incredible integrity," Mark said. "That's why I can ask him anything. He's got the answers and the solution I believe needs to be done with the city."
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Dr. Ratner has often been named one of NYC's Top Doctors and is a frequent speaker and presenter at medical conferences on the topics of breast cancer, lung cancer and colorectal cancer. He regularly participates in clinical trials in a number of different cancer categories. From 2006 to 2010 he was the Principal Investigator for a trial of a new medicine for treatment of neuroendocrine tumors of the pancreas and also recently participated in two major trials for non-small cell lung cancer and another trial for treatment of colorectal cancer.
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Steelers notebook: Pryor's TD run still haunts Steelers
Even as the Steelers prepare to face the New England Patriots, they're struggling to put behind them a 21-18 loss at Oakland. More precisely, Terrelle Pryor's 93-yard touchdown run on the game's first play from scrimmage.
Linebacker LaMarr Woodley has had days to process what happened. The bottom line, of course, is that strong safety Troy Polamalu couldn't fight off a block to redirect Pryor, and free safety Ryan Clark committed to Darren McFadden on the fake handoff.
"My focus wasn't to even look at the quarterback. If it looks like a handoff, I take the running back," Woodley said. "Everybody's got a responsibility. It was just a mistake, and it happens in a game. It ended up costing us a 93-yard run."
Pryor's record-setting run — it was the longest TD run by a quarterback in NFL history — overshadowed how slowly he has progressed as a passer. His 25.7 passer rating was the worst for a winning quarterback since Craig Morton in 1972.
• Guard David DeCastro, who injured an ankle against Oakland, did not practice Wednesday. Neither did cornerback Curtis Brown (not injury related), defensive tackle Steve McLendon (illness) and receiver Markus Wheaton (finger). Guard Ramon Foster, who suffered a concussion Sunday, was limited in practice. Tight end Heath Miller (not injury related) and quarterback Ben Roethlisberger (not injury related) also were limited. New England quarterback Tom Brady practiced despite a sore right shoulder. Brady's top receivers — Danny Amendola (groin), Julian Edelman (thigh) and tight end Rob Gronkowski (back, forearm, hamstring) were limited in practice.
• Linebackers Vince Williams and Jason Worilds aren't overlooking the fact the Patriots are averaging nearly twice as many rushing yards (120.6) than the Steelers (68.7). "We have to stop the run first. Then we can get pressure," Worilds said. "They run and pass so well, they play off each other." Said Williams: "We want to make them one-dimensional. We realize that when they're running the ball well, it makes (Tom) Brady a more effective passer."
• Receiver Derek Moye, a Penn State product, must wear every day this week the No. 75 jersey that Ohio State product Mike Adams wore in the 2010 Rose Bowl victory over Oregon as payoff of a wager between the Big Ten rivals. Adams' Buckeyes defeated the Nittany Lions, 63-14, on Saturday.
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I'm trying to find the name of the ship that brought my grandfather, Joseph Rozmarynowski, to the US. According to his Declaration of Intention, filed in 1917, he arrived in Baltimore from Bremen on July 7, 1904. He could not remember the name of the ship, however, and it so states on the Declaration.
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SpongeBob SquarePants Gets Fired So Mr. Krabs Can Save A Nickel: Political Debates Ensue
If you have kids then I'm sure at one point in time you have seen SpongeBob SquarePants. It is one of those shows where if your kids aren't in a room and it's on then you, as an adult, find yourself sucked in and watching. I have no idea how they do that. Well a new episode will be airing on Monday night and in this episode SpongeBob gets fired and for some reason it has created all sorts of political debate.


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Arnold and Jo Alferness had little idea eight years ago when they bought their wire fox terrier Rosie that she would someday be great-grandmother to the best of breed at the prestigious Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show.
The Alferness couple purchased Rosie when she was seven from wire fox terrier breeder Betty Seaton of Scandia.
When the judges at last week's Feb. 10-11 Westminster Dog Show at Madison Square Garden picked the best of breed for wire fox terriers, they announced that it was AfterAll Painting the Sky. Sky is the great-granddaughter of Rosie.
The Alfernesses were watching the judging for best of breed wire fox terriers at the Westminster show through video streaming on their computer.
"It was really neat, really fun," Jo said. When the results were announced, "We were excited," she said. "It was pretty exciting to think there was a little bit of connection down from our dog. What were the chances of that?"
The connection between Rosie and Sky, goes this way: Rosie, whose pedigree name is Seaton Hall Tickled Pink, had a male pup named Seaton Hall Ace is the Place, who had a female pup named Fyrewyre Forget Me Not, who is the mother of Sky.
The litter of pups that Seaton Hall Ace is the Place was part of were born prior to Jo and Arnold acquiring Rosie.
"We never, ever gave it a thought," Jo said about the chance that there would someday be a connection between their dog and a best of breed winner in such an important dog show such as Westminster.
But the Alfernesses have never had doubts that Rosie was the best of the four wire fox terriers they have owned, and also the best of any dog they've owned of any breed.
Their first dog was what they call a Heinz 57 mixture, named Yuly, and their second dog was a German shepherd named Colonel.
Then came the Alferness couple's wire fox terriers, a breed of terrier with a wiry coat in contrast to the smooth fox terrier.
Arnold and Jo's first two wire fox terriers were males – first Fritz and then Higgins, both of which died from being hit by motor vehicles. The last two were females – Bunny, and then Rosie.
Jo says that she and Arnold were lucky to have gotten Rosie because, as Jo described Rosie, the dog is of show-dog caliber. Jo said there was a dog showman who had seen a picture of Rosie prior to Jo and Arnold learning about her, and was inquiring about Rosie's characteristics. If it hadn't been for Seaton being ill at the time of that inquiry, Rosie might have been sold to that person, Jo said.
While Arnold and Jo couldn't compliment Rosie enough on her mellow behavior, they also spent some time recalling their late wire fox terrier Higgins as having had the kind of high-energy disposition found in many terriers.
Arnold says he has never been upset with any of his dogs like he was with Higgins due to Higgins frequently giving the couple the slip and ending up in various parts of Princeton. Arnold explained that when they opened the front door, Higgins would sometimes slip out and wouldn't respond to calls to come back.
Higgins would be seen downtown and in other parts of town, and once someone caught him, they would see the number on Higgins' collar and call Arnold and Jo to come get him. One night Arnold got a call from a person on the north end of Princeton who found Higgins inside the man's car. The man was working on the car at the time and Higgins jumped in through an open car door, afraid of the thunderstorm that was going on, Arnold said.
Higgins was so energetic that "we could have had 10 kids with Higgins and it wouldn't have kept him busy enough," Arnold said.
Arnold and Jo noted that Sky has accomplished many show wins, not only in the United States, but also abroad. Sky won best in show in both the National Dog Show in Philadelphia and the Eukanuba National Dog Show in Orlando last year. Jo says the Eukanuba show is considered one of the most prestigious in the world.
Sky also made what is called her "specials" debut in Paris July 5-8, 2011. There, Sky was awarded best female wire fox terrier in the French championship show and also named best of breed in terrier group 1 and was third in best of show.
Sky is owned by Victor Malzoni and Torie Steele, with co-owners Mary and Scott Olund and Diane Ryan. Seaton and Alton Pertuit are listed as Sky's breeders.
Sky has the ginger color that Rosie has, a less common coloration for wire fox terriers.
The Alfernesses have been following the story of Sky's rise to success. Seaton sold Sky at 11 weeks to a woman near Chicago, who later moved to California. While in California, the woman called around looking for a dog groomer and reached Gabriel Rangel, who Jo says is an "important man" in dog handling circles. Jo says that Rangel at first told the women he didn't have the time to groom Sky but she persisted and he consented.
When Rangel saw Sky, he was so impressed that he told the woman he had to show Sky, and did so without charge when the woman said she couldn't afford his normal fees, Jo said.
Jo told one more story about Sky that had to do with the late professional dog handler named Ric Cashoeciun, whose favorite breed of dogs was the wire fox terrier. Rangel took Sky to Cashoeciun's home in South Carolina to show him Sky when Cashoeciun was ailing with a heart condition and in a wheelchair. The story goes that Cashoeciun had Sky run up and down his driveway to see how the dog carried itself.
After having the dog go through such routines, Cashoeciun declared, "I never thought I'd live to see a perfect dog," and Sky was one of the last things that Cashoeciun saw before he died a week later, Jo said.
Arnold and Jo, prior to the Westminster Dog Show, spread the word to various friends about Rosie having a connection to a wire fox terrier that could do well in the show, and that they might watch it. "We were telling everybody to watch," Arnold said. "When you retire, any little thing makes your day."
Afterward, they spread the story about Sky's best of breed win.
But not all is roses for Rosie. She moves slowly these days, as she has arthritis in the back portion of her body, making it difficult for her to stand much, Arnold says.
It's common for people to mourn the loss of pets, and when Rosie's end comes, the Alferness couple will have one more memory to cherish about Rosie and her connection to fame.


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January 4, 2017
Amy Rodriguez returns to USWNT
U.S. Women's National Team coach Jill Ellis has selected six uncapped players, plus FC Kansas City forward Amy Rodriguez, for a training camp roster at the U.S. Soccer National Training Center in Carson, Calif., Jan. 13-23.
Rodriguez, a member of the 2015 Women's World Cup championship team, returns for the first time since giving birth to her second child on July 1, 2016.
"The players have had a good break since our last games in November, and I know everyone is anxious to get back to work," Ellis said. "January camp has always been valuable to set the tone for the upcoming year and it will be good for the players to get back on the field. For the staff, evaluation and performance remain the focal points during camp as we begin a build up to the SheBelieves Cup."
The second SheBelieves Cup will feature four of the world's top-five ranked teams: USA (1), Germany (2), France (3) and England (5).
The uncapped players are goalkeepers Jane Campbell and Adrianna Franch and midfielders Kristen Edmonds, Christina Gibbons, Rose Lavelle and Taylor Smith. The camp marks the first callup for Gibbons, an All-America at Duke University, and Smith. Smith played 18 games (five starts) and scored two goals for the Western New York Flash.
The U.S. Women's National Team and U.S. Soccer will continue to operate under the Collective Bargaining Agreement in its current form as negotiations continue.
U.S. Women's National Team roster
•GOALKEEPERS (4): Jane Campbell (Stanford), Adrianna Franch (Portland Thorns FC), Ashlyn Harris (Orlando Pride), Alyssa Naeher (Chicago Red Stars)
•DEFENDERS (7): Jaelene Hinkle (Western New York Flash), Julie Johnston (Chicago Red Stars), Ali Krieger (Orlando Pride), Kelley O'Hara (Sky Blue FC), Becky Sauerbrunn (FC Kansas City), Casey Short (Chicago Red Stars), Emily Sonnett (Portland Thorns FC)
•MIDFIELDERS (11): Morgan Brian (Houston Dash), Kristen Edmonds (Orlando Pride), Christina Gibbons (Duke), Tobin Heath (Portland Thorns FC), Lindsey Horan (Portland Thorns FC), Rose Lavelle (Wisconsin), Carli Lloyd (Houston Dash), Allie Long (Portland Thorns FC), Samantha Mewis (Western New York Flash), Megan Rapinoe (Seattle Reign FC), Taylor Smith (Western New York Flash)
• FORWARDS (7): Crystal Dunn (Chelsea Ladies FC, ENG), Jessica McDonald (Western New York Flash), Alex Morgan (Olympique Lyonnais, FRA), Kealia Ohai (Houston Dash), Christen Press (Chicago Red Stars), Amy Rodriguez (FC Kansas City), Lynn Williams (Western New York Flash)


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Magic Mirrors - Page 3
Brewster, being an expert in the polarisation of light, first of all suggests that might be the answer. "It is well known that silver polished by hammering acts differently upon light from silver that has received a specular polish." Then he suggests that the reflected image was not an image of the figures on the back of the mirror but a deliberate deception. The figures are a copy of the picture which the artist has drawn on the face of the mirror and then concealed by polishing. Brewster also proposes that the figure may be eaten out by a dilute acid, so as to remove the smallest possible portion of the metal. The surface can then be polished with a cloth so that the sunken parts will be as highly polished as the rest. He finally recommends that magic mirror might "furnish a lucrative article of trade"In 1875 Dr. Geerts published a paper in the Transactions of the Asiatic society of Japan where he described in some detail how the magic mirrors were cast. He gave the metal mixture for the best mirrors made in Kyoto as :-
Lead---5 parts
Tin----15 parts
Copper-80 parts
After the mirrors have been well polished they are covered with a layer of mercury amalgam. " The amalgam is rubbed vigorously with a piece of soft leather, which manipulation must continue for a long time until the excess of mercury is expelled and the mirror has got a bright, reflecting surface."
On 24th May 1877 Professor R.W. Atkinson of Tokyo University published a letter in Nature describing a magic mirror he had been shown by a friend. "Considering the mode of manufacture I was led to suppose that the pressure to which the mirror was subjected during polishing, and which is greatest on the parts in relief, was conserved in the production of the figures. On putting this to the test by rubbing the back of the mirror with a blunt pointed instrument, and permitting the rays of the sun to be reflected from the front surface, a bright line appeared in the image corresponding to the position of the rubbed part. This experiment is quite easy to repeat, a scratch with a knife or with any other hard body is sufficient. It would seem as if the pressure upon the back during the polishing caused some change in the reflecting surface corresponding to the raised parts whereby the amount of the light reflected was greater; or supposing that of the light which falls upon the surface, a part is absorbed and the rest is reflected, those parts corresponding to the raised portions on the back are altered by the pressure in such a way that less is absorbed, and therefore a bright image appears."


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Las Vegas •Kannon Burrage said he never saw his UT San Antonio squad as a David coming up against Goliath.
When the Roadrunners earned a chance to play top-seeded Louisiana Tech, he didn't see one team looming high above another. And that was key in engineering a 73-67 victory that stunned the rest of the field, if not him.
"Everyone in that locker room believed we could do it, first and foremost," Burrage said. "That's just the beauty of March."
March Madness took up residence in Orleans Arena on Thursday night, as upsets were the craze of the day. The WAC's top two seeds, Louisiana Tech and Denver, were unceremoniously bumped from the conference tournament in the quarterfinal round by two first-year squads from Texas that finished near the bottom of the standings.
The biggest seeding upset was UTSA (9-21) topping the Bulldogs (26-6), who beat the Roadrunners by 25 just over a month ago. Burrage led with 26 points, and Michael Hale III added 17 as the duo helped break down the Louisiana Tech press. The Roadrunners also piled up a plus-13 rebound margin.
The other surprise of the day happened the game before, as No. 2 Denver was rocked by Texas State, 72-68, and a herculian effort from Joel Wright. The junior forward had 32 points and went 14 for 16 from the free-throw line to help stave off a Denver rally.
It was the first time the two top seeds had been knocked out of the quarterfinals in the WAC Tournament since 1990, when No. 9 seed Air Force beat top seed Colorado State, and No. 7 Utah beat No. 2 BYU.
Former USU assistant falls to NMSU
Don Verlin began the day looking for his first WAC Tournament win. He ended the day still looking, probably never to find it.
The former Utah State assistant tried to rally his Idaho squad against a bigger, stronger New Mexico State, but fell 65-49 in the first game of the afternoon. The loss puts Verlin at 0-5 as a head coach in the WAC Tournament, and with the Vandals moving to the Big Sky next year, it would seem the door has closed on the opportunity to win one.
WAC player of the year Kyle Barone scored 19 for Idaho in a bid to extend his senior year.
"It's tough when it ends, no question about it, especially when you've coached a guy like the one to my right," said Verlin of Barone.
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Mad Dog
A psychotic killer (Helmut Berger) engineers a daring escape from prison with the aid of three henchmen and then seeks revenge on those who betrayed him. He quickly kidnaps an informant's girlfriend (Marisa Mell) and embarks on a terror spree, forcing the hapless woman to become his accomplice in murder. It's the "Stockholm Syndrome" gone berserk. Question is, will this mad dog ever be leashed again?


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DALLAS – The Army and Air Force Exchange Service on Monday announced its continued support the Office of the Secretary of Defense's Healthy Base Initiative through the Exchange's Operation Be Fit effort.
Operation Be Fit is a program that offers healthier choices to authorized shoppers in the Exchange's Main Stores, Expresses, vending machines, food courts and school meal program. It also covers athletic apparel and workout equipment in an effort to promote a healthier mind and body.
The Fort Bragg Exchange partnered with the installation for a week long Healthy Base Initiative kick-off event where Chef Jerome Brown, Celebrity Chef to the stars, head chef for the President's Inaugural Ball and author of the cookbook "Eat Like a Celebrity" conducted a cooking demo at the North Post Main Store.
"Events like these are a great way to emphasize the importance of being healthy and staying fit not only to troops, but their families as well," stated the Exchange's senior enlisted advisor Tony Pearson. "Operation Be Fit is great because it focuses on all aspects of health such as eating right, exercise and overall physical and mental health."
Throughout 2014, the Exchange will continue its charge in helping shoppers make healthier choices by offering themed events throughout the year at select locations. These themes will focus on developing healthy workout routines, preparing food, encouraging shoppers to enjoy the outdoors and overall healthy living, the retailer stated.


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"Once again, thank you for a warm welcome to Cutkive Wood. I think you know how much we both love it but always it never ceases to amaze us when we 'come home' for the holiday we always enjoy so much"
Dog friendly holidays in Cornwall
Child friendly holidays in Cornwall
Cutkive Wood Holiday Lodges
St. Ive, Liskeard, Cornwall
01579 362216
Nestling in the heart of a peaceful and lovely family owned country estate, which you are welcome to enjoy, there are six cedar clad holiday lodges each with their own parking. Set apart in mature gardens to provide some privacy they each have a patio, picnic table with bench seats and lovely views – perfect for just whiling away a few hours.
Relaxing on the edge of the beautiful bluebell woods in a secluded position, you will be able to appreciate panoramic views of the Cornish countryside.
Enjoy yourself in this tranquil rural haven. Through the 30 acres of ancient woodland, which is designated as being a 'special' wildlife setting, you can explore the nature tracks. There is an abundance of wildlife such as deer, buzzards, owls, woodpeckers, foxes, jays, squirrels, rabbits and lots more native birds and butterflies. You may even see other birds of prey and the stoats. Flora and fungi abound all year round.
Everyone is welcome to come and meet and enjoy being with our friendly KuneKune pigs and goats. Our KuneKune pigs have a lovely placid nature, are great fun and love human company. They will happily sit and let adults and children feed them – they love fruit and vegetables and you can bring some up and feed them. Our very friendly goats are real individual characters, we have three generations living here and you can help to feed them. At the edge of the woods there is a big play area; just part of being on your child friendly holiday. Children will also enjoy playing and running around in the natural meadow and everyone will love to walk along the tracks and explore the woods.
Dogs are welcome and they can be part of your dog friendly holiday here at Cutkive Wood Holiday Lodges. They can be walked through the woods or in the meadow and they are some good walks nearby as well. There is a maximum of two dogs allowed per lodge (additional dogs by special arrangement). Please see 'Pets & Play' for more information or give us a call.
Treat yourself to a holiday at Cutkive Wood Holiday Lodges, you'll get a friendly welcome and we'll help you to enjoy and make the most of your time in Cornwall.
We look forward to seeing you again or welcoming you for your first stay.
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SYDNEY — Although there's still no word on the identity of the body recently found in Alberta's Bow River, the Calgary memorial service for Justin McNeil will go ahead on Saturday.
McNeil, 19, went missing on June 22 during a camping trip with friends at a campground 40 kilometres south of Calgary. McNeil is thought to have been swept downstream after slipping into the Highwood River, close to where it meets with the Bow River. The body found Saturday was initially thought to be that of McNeil, but so far, authorities have not confirmed that.
"We're going ahead with it because this is something that we had planned," said Sheila MacLean, McNeil's biological mother, who lives in Fort McMurray but has remained in touch with her son through the years, despite giving him up for adoption when he was two.
"We were uncertain that we would find him so we're going ahead with the services."
The memorial service will be held at St. Mary's University College, 14500 Bannister Rd. from 1-4 p.m.
MacLean said another service will be held in Cape Breton at a later date.