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Equine Emergency-Evacuation Kit Checklist
June 09, 2015
Print and use this checklist to ensure you have the basics for both humans and horses in case of an evacuation.... Read More
Your Guide to Horse Hay
May 06, 2015
Do you know your grass hay from your legumes? Learn about different types of horse hay in our exclusive special report.... Read More
2014 AAEP Convention Wrap-Up
March 31, 2015
Learn about foal care, colic, sport horse studies, and more from our annual AAEP convention coverage.... Read More
Equine Navicular Syndrome
March 02, 2015
Navicular syndrome describes chronic forelimb lameness caused by pain stemming from the navicular bone. ... Read More
Extracorporeal Shock Wave Therapy
January 28, 2015
Extracorporeal shock wave therapy (ESWT) is a noninvasive modality used to stimulate healing.... Read More
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November 21, 2014
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The Key to the Future: Broodmare and Stallion Care
November 20, 2014
While they only make up a small segment of the equine industry, breeding stock is the future of our business.... Read More
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October 14, 2014
This report includes genetic diseases known to affect horses and which breeds are most susceptible.... Read More
The Golden Years: Caring for the Senior Horse
October 03, 2014
With a little extra care and attention, many older horses can have an extended career and a comfortable life.... Read More
In Case of Emergency on the Road
August 27, 2014
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Equine Body Condition Score Poster
August 12, 2014
Descriptions and illustrations of body condition scores for horses based on the Henneke body condition scale. ... Read More
How To Handle a Disease Outbreak
July 07, 2014
Follow these important steps if your horse shows signs of an infectious disease.... Read More
Athletes to Trail Warriors: Caring for the Adult Horse
July 03, 2014
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Standing MRI: Use in Diagnosing Equine Lameness
June 16, 2014
Learn about standing MRI and how veterinarians use it to help diagnose equine lameness.... Read More
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May 09, 2014
Use this cheat sheet to make sure your young horse--neonate to yearling--is getting the care she needs.... Read More
Youngsters Don't Have it Easy
April 29, 2014
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Equine Vaccination Cheat Sheet
April 14, 2014
Learn about the AAEP's recommended core and risk-based equine vaccines in this handy special report.... Read More
Omega-3 Fatty Acids
March 24, 2014
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2013 AAEP Convention Wrap-Up
March 21, 2014
In-depth coverage of presentations from the 2013 AAEP Convention in Nashville, Tenn.... Read More
Your Mare has Delivered Successfully: Now What?
February 20, 2014
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February 19, 2014
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December 23, 2013
Find out what your elderly horse needs to stay healthy in his golden years. ... Read More
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November 13, 2013
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FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. -- Life on the bubble is interesting, to say the least. For the Winnipeg Jets and their fans, every game feels like a playoff contest right now.
Wins can send spirits soaring and losses feel like a kick from an angry boot.
The reality, however, is this will continue for the forseeable future -- until the Jets distance themselves from the playoff border or fall entirely out of the race.
So, this is your lot in life as a Jets fans these days. Gutting it out with your team on a nightly basis. Every save magnified, every lead to be clung to and every comeback prayed for.
It's agonizing, but hypertension beats the numbed trance of fans with a team not in the race. Or, as Winnipeggers can surely remember, not having a team at all.
Here are some observations from the press box as the Jets hit the road for, get used to this phrase, an all-important road trip.
MISSING Toby -- The Jets lost blue-liner Toby Enstrom with just over one minute expired in a Feb. 15 loss to the Pittsburgh Penguins. Including that loss to the Penguins, the Jets have gone 5-4 without Enstrom in the lineup. The power play, however, has slid off the face of the Earth, going 1-for-24 -- a 4.2 per cent clip -- dipping to a league ranking of 23rd. Prior to Enstrom's injury the Jets held a record of 5-6-1. The power play was much more productive, scoring nine times on 46 tries for 19.6 per cent, 12th in the league.
TO sign or not to sign: Jets GM Kevin Cheveldayoff will have to make decisions on seven unrestricted free agents at season's end. Up front, Nik Antropov, Kyle Wellwood and Antti Miettinen are all at the end of their deals. On the blue-line, Ron Hainsey, Grant Clitsome and Derek Meech as well as goalie Al Montoya will be free.
It's hard to imagine Antropov and Wellwood returning and Miettinen hasn't been healthy long enough to really get a read on. Clitsome and Meech are depth players and if the price is right they provide value. Montoya has appeared in four games and been solid when called upon. Same deal with him -- if the money is right he could be back.
The real debate right now among fans and pundits is over Ron Hainsey. The veteran is averaging around 23 minutes per game, has eight hits, 58 blocked shots, no goals and seven assists after 21 games. Hainsey is a plus-two on the season and has stepped in for Zach Bogosian, Dustin Byfuglien and Enstrom when they've been hurt. Hainsey is making $3 million this season, not out of whack for his contribution.
For me, the bottom line on Hainsey is he can skate and move the puck. His big flaws are his lack of compete and the absence of a physical element to his game. He's not a top-4 D-man on a playoff team. It's not inconceivable the Jets re-sign him but it will have to be in a more limited role if they're going to make a step forward as an organization. It will be interesting to see how Cheveldayoff handles any interest surrounding Hainsey at the trade deadline.
QUICK hits: Ondrej Pavelec has found his game and the Jets have moved back into the playoff race. Pavelec has kept his team in games with timely saves and excellent positional play. Credit goalie coach Wade Flaherty for some of this, as he and Pavelec have been spending a lot of time working together of late...Head coach Claude Noel and assistant Charlie Huddy have convinced Dustin Byfuglien to pick his spots a little better and it makes the player far more effective. When Byfuglien limits his rushes he's better in his own zone and not gassed every time he embarks on a trip up ice... James Wright has been a nice waiver-wire pickup. He sees the game well and can move. He can fill a third-line role in this league for a long time. If he had a little bite or some offensive punch he could become a very valuable player... The Jets will have eight restricted free agents after this season, key among them forwards Blake Wheeler, Bryan Little, Alex Burmistrov and defenceman Zach Bogosian. Cheveldayoff will want all these players back, but Bogosian is the centrepiece. If the Jets can get him on a long-term deal and prospect Jacob Trouba pans out, the blue-line will have a core of Byfuglien, Enstrom, Bogosian and Trouba. A mixture of skill and physical presence. Not bad... With winger Anthony Peluso (hand) out of the lineup expect Miettinen to go in and play with fellow Finn Olli Jokinen. Miettinen had some solid years on Mikko Koivu's wing in Minnesota. Maybe Miettinen and Jokinen are the tonic for one another.
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VISITORS were treated to beautiful weather and a day of fun for the whole family at West Somerset College's Farm Fun Day on Saturday.
Around 600 people went to see the range of displays, demonstrations and activities, showcasing the farm's facilities and opportunities.
There were also demonstrations and stalls from the agricultural businesses the college works with.
As well as segway rides from West Somerset Adventures, there was laser clay pigeon shooting and archery put on by Brian Bland and exotic animal encounters by Lee Jenkins.
SEAN Hughs helps Laciey McCutcheon get to grips with archery.
There were also sheep shearing demonstrations, by Martyn Atkins, sheep dog displays by Rabbit Slattery, ferret racing from Terry Moules and pony rides from the Moorland Mousie Trust.
Year 10s also had their first sheep show judged by Bill Liversidge.
VICKY Ascott with her champion class winning sheep.
Visitors were also able to purchase plants and hanging baskets created by the horticultural students and apprentices.
Sophie Stevens, senior farm technician said: "It was a lovely day and great fun was had by all in attendance.
"The farm is a fantastic facility for our students, providing real work experience in the agricultural industry.
"It's incredible that we can put on days like today, allowing local businesses and the community to come and see all of the hard work our staff and students put it and really enjoy it.
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GALVESTON, Texas - Galveston residents are worried about a pack of pit bulls that have been running the streets and attacking dogs and their owners.
"We heard the woman screaming, and we saw the pit bulls attacking her and her dog," said Pam Rice, a witness to one of the attacks.
Sofia Morffe, 28, and her 400-pound miniature Husky were attacked behind condos near the 900 block of Marine Street.
Just minutes before, Vicki Lowe, 60, and her Corgi-mix were attacked by the same four pit bulls.
Thanks to fast-acting bystanders who helped fight off the pit bulls, both owners and their dogs were able to escape.
"Animal control and the Galveston Police Department responded and they were able to pick up the dogs without incident," said Lt. Joel Caldwell.
All four pit bulls were taken to the Galveston Island Humane Society, where they have been quarantined.
This is the third attack within the last month in Galveston, officials said.
Some dog owners said they are prepared to do whatever it takes to protect themselves and their dogs.
"I'm not a believer in guns, but I think I will from now on carry a stick with me or a cane, something to defend the dogs and myself," said Rice.
The two dog owners who were attacked suffered bite wounds and their dogs are OK.
Caldwell said if the pit bull's owners do come forward, they will face charges.
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The winder is beautifully crafted. The black leather is nice loookig. I just stated using the winder today so I can't fully report on it yet. Looked for reports in a month....
WOLF Heritage Module 2.1 Single Watch Winderby WOLF
ITEM#: 14785309The Heritage Men's collection offers functional, classically designed pieces for your everyday use. This winder includes 1 winding module, 2-piece watch storage, latch closure, glass cover, chrome finished hardware, black pebbled faux leather and grosgrain lining.
- Rotation: 10 second start delay, 900 TPD (Turns Per Day), patented rotation programs - Intermittent rotation with pause and sleep phases pre-programmed. Also comes with optional 12 hour delay setting. Double the amount of TPD by selecting bi-directional
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My goal is to make it so when the player moves through apart of the grid that is water, it will remember the symbol that was there and when the player moves off the part of the grid the water is placed again.
I started used git but I am still pretty clueless as to how to use it efficiently but you can view the full program at https://github.com/snakesoftworks/cavesofthesnakes I will post the movement method below. Sorry for the uncommented code I am very new so I am not a good documentor at all.
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def movePlayer(self, key_pressed):
self.key_pressed = key_pressed
self.directions = {'up':(-1, 0), 'down':(1, 0), 'left':(0, -1), 'right':(0, +1)}
self.grid_copy = []
if (self.key_pressed in self.directions.keys()):
if ((self.grid_player[0] + self.directions[self.key_pressed][0],
self.grid_player[1] + self.directions[self.key_pressed][1]) in
if (self.grid_final[(self.grid_player[0] + self.directions[self.key_pressed][0],
self.grid_player[1] + self.directions[self.key_pressed][1])] not in
(self.wall['symbol'], self.rock['symbol'])):
self.grid_last = self.grid_final[(self.grid_player[0] + self.directions[self.key_pressed][0],
self.grid_player[1] + self.directions[self.key_pressed][1])]
self.grid_copy = [self.grid_player[0], self.grid_player[1]]
self.grid_final[tuple(self.grid_player)] = self.floor['symbol']
self.grid_player = [self.grid_player[0] + self.directions[self.key_pressed][0],
self.grid_player[1] + self.directions[self.key_pressed][1]]
elif (self.grid_final[(self.grid_player[0] + self.directions[self.key_pressed][0],
self.grid_player[1] + self.directions[self.key_pressed][1])]
== self.rock['symbol']):
self.message_move = "A rock is blocking your path."
self.message_move = "A wall is blocking your path."
self.message_move = "A wall is blocking your path."
if (self.key_pressed in self.directions.keys()):
self.grid_final[tuple(self.grid_player)] = self.player['symbol']
self.grid_final[tuple(self.grid_copy)] = self.grid_last
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When is one yacht not enough? When you want the option of partaking in the cruising lifestyle on this side of the world and in farther-flung places, yet you don't want to hassle with shipping one boat back and forth or having her make the crossing on her own bottom (which also puts a strain on your crew). So Linda Lou takes care of things in the Caribbean and Bahamas, while a 157-foot Trinity ventures elsewhere for Doug and Linda Von Allmen, beauty-supply business owners who have enjoyed a number of yachts over the years.
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Y: 2006; B: Lrssen, Germany; N: Espen Oino Naval Architects; H: steel; E: 2/1,950-hp Caterpillars
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INQUESTS in Essex have a new home after a specialist coroner's court was opened in Chelmsford.
The venue inside County Hall, on Victoria Road South, features private meeting rooms for families, jurors and lawyers to use alongside the main court.
Office space has also been created within the new facility for senior coroner Caroline Beasley–Murray and her staff.
Previously hearings were held across a number of buildings around Essex with the aim of the new court being to reduce the costs of hiring venues.
It is also hoped the site will make the process easier for those involved in hearings.
Mrs Beasley-Murray said: "We are committed to ensuring we provide the best possible service to those who attend inquests.
"This new facility will help us provide further support to people at what is an extremely difficult time."
The facility was added to County Hall as part of Essex County Council's property transformation project.
The scheme is part of the authority's plans to reduce costs by £235million over the next four years.
County councillor responsible for public health and wellbeing Ann Naylor said despite the cost-cutting side of the new court, the most important consideration was for families who attend inquests.
"Attending inquests following the death of a loved one can be a traumatic and stressful time," the Conservative councillor said.
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This past weekend, I got the rare opportunity to return home to my native land in Michigan.
The first thing I always notice when crossing that state border is all the trees and hills that seem to greet you immediately.
After living in the flatlands of Illinois, where you can see for miles around, I always feel comforted by Michigan's lush green scenery ... It's something I definitely took advantage of when I lived there.
Since I moved to Illinois in 2010, I've only returned to Michigan a handful of times. I wish I could visit more often, but it seems life gets busy, time flies and before you know it another season has gone by.
People always ask how I moved from Michigan and ended up in Princeton. I've told the story so many times, I now repeat it like a memorized poem … "When I graduated from college at the end of Summer 2010, I moved out here to live with my mom and stepdad, who had moved here while I was still in college. My stepdad had been transferred by his company, and that's the reason behind their move. While living here, I got a job as a newspaper reporter, and through that, I met Nick, my finance, who farms in the area. So now it looks like I'm here to stay."
After I graduated college, I was so burned out on school and hadn't yet lined up a job in the field I had just spent four years studying. I needed a break after college, a breather from the lifestyle and being closer to my mom's homemade dinners seem like a good plan.
Before I moved, I was working part-time at a Subway near where I went to school. This past weekend, during my travels, I happened to pass by the old place of employment. Seeing the building brought back a nostalgic feeling of what life was like during those last couple months before I moved from Michigan.
I was 22 years old and remember feeling more carefree, yet scared about what my future would bring. It bothered me I didn't have a life plan written out like my fellow college classmates, but I knew whatever was meant to happen would.
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As I was driving back from Michigan on Sunday, I thought about those crazy memories before moving to Princeton. They remind me of how far I've come in life, how much maturing I've done in four years and ALL the new things I now know and have experienced through my career as a local reporter.
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Los Angeles, CA October 7, 2008 During the three-day AES Convention, a record-breaking 674 people came to the House Ear Institute's booth to have their hearing tested. This year's turnout almost broke the record for last year's four-day show in New York. "Every year we see bigger crowds taking advantage of our free screenings and hearing health educational services and this year was certainly no different," said Marilee Potthoff, House Ear Institute marketing director. "We are grateful for the support of Shure Incorporated and AES to help us provide this service to audio professionals attending the show." The screenings are part of the institute's Sound Partners® hearing conservation education program. In addition, institute exhibit staff distributed more than 4,000 pairs of ear plugs along with hundreds of hearing health brochures and fact sheets. The AES, a longstanding industry partner of the institute's Sound Partners program, has provided facilities, space and show floor promotions at its convention since 1997. Shure Incorporated is the exclusive sponsor of the House Ear Institute's hearing screenings at AES, and are a part of Shure's Listen Safe program. The Listen Safe program is dedicated to educating musicians, audio professionals and consumers about how to enjoy sound responsibly. Licensed audiologists, from the House Ear Institute and House Clinic were available to counsel participants on their hearing screening results, which are kept confidential. For additional information, visit House Ear Institute's Sound Partners® program at www.hei.org or the site for teens and young adults at www.earbud.org, where visitors can even request a free pair of earplugs.


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I purchased some Isofrax (I may have spelled this wrong!) ceramic refractory fabric, a long sheet of expanded metal and a ward burner system. I have shelves, furniture, propane tank and have made ceramic buttons. What I would like to do is to make a low wooden, wheeled cart and line it with soft brick. That way I could keep it under the covered portion of my back patio and pull it into the uncovered concrete area to fire, thus reducing fire hazards. Ideally, I would also be able to occasionally do some cone 5-6 reduction firings. What I need now is a diagram, plan, advice, etc. When I purchased the fabric and expanded metal, I had plans for a kiln but somehow I've lost the plans. They were great because they were, truly, step by step, plain and simple.
I do not know about your lost plans but I would make the cart from metal not wood as thats a fire hazard.
Posted 17 November 2012 - 08:22 PM
RAKU a Practical Approach by Steve Branfman
and Alternative Kilns & Firing Techniques by James C. Watkins & Paul Andrew Wandless.
The plans may not be the same as you had originally, but if your expanded metal sheet is flexible and easily cut with metal shears, both books have information that should help you on your way. Both books have plans for top loading kilns, and also for kilns that have to be lifted to access the fired work. If you are planning on firing without assistance, I suggest the top loading models.
Posted 24 November 2012 - 11:53 PM
channel iron frame top with pulleys to support the chamber to open the kiln.
It worked great . The one in my gallery shows a kiln with pulleys supported by pulleys on the ceiling in my kiln shed. this kiln is featured in 21st century Kilns by Mel Jacobson.
I use inch thick fiber but I don't expect that to fire very well to cone 6. possibly if the fiber were 2 inches thick but you run the of cooling too quickly.
let us know how this plan develops.
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Here are two photos. One is of a frame using channel iron that fits together and breaks down to be portable. This one was at my studio in Montana The other is the interior of my current raku kiln in Texas.
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CPM Continuing Education Seminars are a great resource the college provides to the podiatric community for DPMs to secure their Continuing Medical Education (CME) hours, as well as provide an avenue to stay connected with CPM and fellow alumni and friends. CPM provides large conferences that provide 25-28 hours, but also provides smaller, more hands-on programs that offer 8-10 CME hours. The college is also nationally and regionally affiliated with other organizations and companies as the CME sponsor.


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Havana's Cigar Festival
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Then there were the Chicago businessmen out for some bonefishing. They asked me a few questions about the Cuban economy as we rode the bus from the plane to the terminal. "I heard Cuba has a lot of nickel," said one. "Sounds like a business opportunity."
Finally, there were five lads from New York out for a five-day diving trip. I wasn't sure what type of diving they were actually planning on doing -- I didn't see any scuba gear with them. They said that they were going to the Isla de la Juventud in the morning. One was particularly chatty, boasting loudly so everyone on the plane could hear that he came to Cuba regularly. "This island has long been a wonderful conservation area for diving," he said. "There is nothing better." I guess he didn't know that it had been a penal colony for a very long time.
I am not sure how many of these fellow American travelers will be returning for February's festival, but if they do, here's what is planned. "III Festival del Habano" is divided into two programs (which seems to be asking for organization problems but I wish them the best), one called "senior program" and the other "junior program."
You can sign up for the junior program, which I assume is for people who have not experienced the Cuban cigar world before. This includes a welcome cocktail party, trade fair, lunch, visits to tobacco fields in Pinar del Río and a Habana factory, as well as a gala dinner. That's all for $900. You can skip the gala dinner and have the rest for $460. Or you can simply go to the gala dinner for $500.
The senior program is basically the same, but you visit a cigar factory in Villa Clara (including accommodation in Varadero) and a Havana factory for machine-made mini-cigars instead of the fields of the Vuelta Abajo and a handmade cigar factory. It's $1,000 rather than $900. Minus the gala dinner, it's $560.
For me, the most fun during the festival is hanging out in Havana for the week, visiting cigar shops and spending time with cigar merchants and aficionados from around the world. The gala dinner is also amusing in a kitsch sort of way. There's usually good smoke abound as well as adequate drink -- too bad about the food. Yet, there's a good buzz to the event that only a room full of cigar aficionados can create. Even Fidel Castro normally shows up, although he no longer smokes.
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HOUSTON - Area schools and parents are addressing concerns over the West Nile virus outbreak as its death toll rises.
Officials said the schools are remaining cautious as aerial spraying continues and news of West Nile infections spreads. A Katy child younger than 14 has also been infected.
"We always monitor children. It's a common practice that classroom teachers monitor children for illness. So for us, it's part of what we do normally," a spokesperson from the Houston Independent School District said.
As an extra step of precaution, groundskeepers will remain vigilant in removing standing water and preventing mosquito breeding grounds.
Parent Deshaun Washington said she couldn't help but think about the West Nile threat while preparing her first grader for the first day of school on Monday.
"What can I do except spray Off on them? What else is there to do? And that's what the problem is," said Washington.
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One Sweet Ride
Part 2: The boat is eminently simple to maneuver, hefty enough, and deep enough—thanks to a sharp 18-degree transom deadrise—to valiantly resist the effects of wind.
Why? Balance is a hallmark of the design work of naval architect Bernard Olesinski, the fellow who drew the deep-V running surface for the 47. Simply put, boats with longitudinal centers of gravity that are too far forward tend to bow steer and show other signs of handling orneriness on plane and even sometimes at displacement speeds. Boats with longitudinal centers of gravity that are too far aft tend to struggle out of the hole and plow inefficiently once they achieve plane. Deftly splitting the difference with a dedicated, single-mold hull form, which is what Olesinski's done with the 47, produces performance characteristics that are downright inspirational from a driver's point of view, particularly when teamed up with other factors like savvy tunnel design, judicious rudder placement, and a beefy, engine-assisted hydraulic steering system.
Docking our test boat stern-to at Miami Beach Marina under breezy conditions put the frosting on the cake. Once I'd started the bow swinging to effect the lineup I needed to back down, I simply turned a bit toward the transom on my bolster, noted how refreshing it was to be gazing aft with virtually unlimited visibility, and slid 'er home with just a couple of gear changes. While the 47 comes stateside-equipped with a standard-issue SidePower bow thruster, I found it unnecessary. The boat is eminently simple to maneuver, hefty enough, and deep enough—thanks to a sharp 18-degree transom deadrise—to valiantly resist the effects of wind.
My examination of the 47 dockside generated oooohs and aaaahs, regardless of the fact that it took place in the shadow of such a spectacular test drive. On the engineering front, I was impressed with the engine-room entry at the transom on the port side. It's a stand-up affair once the hatch is deployed; all you do is step down. I picked up on numerous nifty details and features in the machinery spaces, like the seachest forward between the inboard engine bearers (it cuts the number of seawater pickups and through-hulls); the sound-insulating foam wrapping the welded-aluminum fuel tanks; the robust, tightly spaced grid of closed-cell, foam-core stringers and transversals that ruggedizes the solid-glass hull; and a hull-to-deck joint that's both bolted and fiberglassed all the way around for monocoque rigidity.
Accommodation spaces were just as impressive, with an ample master forward, an ample VIP aft (with single berths that can be slid together), and a galley/dinette area in between. Headroom throughout measures six feet or more, each stateroom has its own facilities with an electric VacuFlush MSD and separate shower stall, and all joinery is finished with two layers of stain followed by six layers of lacquer. Intermingle such features with fine Mobella hardware, alfresco dining/lounging facilities in the cockpit abaft the helm station, and a tender/PWC garage with an optional rollers-and-winch arrangement, and you've got a cruise-friendly vessel of the first order.
Which is wonderful, of course. But just remember: The Fairline Targa 47's real claim to fame is not her engineering, construction, or easy-livin' layout. She's a driver's boat, pure and simple. And that's a fact.
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The Government has revealed plans to sell 6% of Lloyds Banking Group.
UK Financial Investments (UKFI), which manages the taxpayers' stake in the bank, said the Treasury's stake will fall to about 32.7% from 38.7%.
UKFI pulled the trigger on the sale of 4.28 billion shares after the stock market closed.
Based on Monday's closing share price, the sale would recoup £3.31 billion for the taxpayer after Lloyds' £20 billion bailout and part-nationalisation in 2008. Shares in the bank closed at 77.36p, above the 63.1p level at which the Government says it would break even.
UKFI will sell the shares to large institutions, but did not say what price it will sell them for, or what the sale will make. The sale was authorised by Chancellor George Osborne, who earlier this year said the mortgage lending giant was ready to begin its return to private ownership.
A Treasury spokesman said: "UK Financial Investments today advised the Chancellor it would be appropriate to begin the process to sell part of the Government's shareholding in the Lloyds Banking Group. The Chancellor agrees with that advice and has authorised the process to begin.
"The Chancellor set out the Government's objectives for its shareholdings in the banks at the Mansion House speech earlier this year. We want to get the best value for the taxpayer, maximise support for the economy and restore them to private ownership. The Government will only conclude a sale if these objectives are met."
UKFI added it will not sell more shares for a further three months after completing the share placing.
Shadow financial secretary Chris Leslie said: "It's vital that taxpayers get their money back and this must be the prime consideration in the sale of the Government's stakes in the banks.
"And as Labour has consistently said, any profits from the sale should be used to repay the national debt. We also need serious reform of our banking sector, which George Osborne continues to duck, including measures to promote more competition on the high street."


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Coal baron Nathan Tinkler is set for a crash landing as his main financial backer moves closer to a sale of the former billionaire's stake in Whitehaven Coal, sources say.
The sources told Reuters that China's Shenhua Group Corp and an unidentified Japanese firm have approached Noonday, the asset arm of US hedge fund manager Farallon Capital Management LLC, about buying Mr Tinkler's one-fifth stake in Whitehaven, worth about $690 million.
A spokesman for Mr Tinkler on the Whitehaven issue declined to comment when contacted.
A consortium led by Noonday, which includes Credit Suisse, extended $600 million in loans to Mr Tinkler pledged against his stake, which has slumped in value from $1.1 billion at its peak after demand for coal from China weakened.
The loss of the Whitehaven stake, which represents the bulk of Mr Tinkler's wealth, would leave the former mine pit electrician with private shelf companies that have no major assets.
It would also be an embarrassing reversal from just a few months ago when Mr Tinkler tried, but failed, to use his voting power to oust most of the Whitehaven board, claiming mismanagement. Mr Tinkler attempted the board spill after dropping a $5.5 billion bid in August to take the company private.
Mr Tinkler, who turns 37 on February 1, has already lost the title of Australia's youngest billionaire almost as quickly as he got it, shedding some $2 million of paper value per day last year.
His sports and horse racing businesses are in trouble, as are his private jet and helicopter, and he faces lawsuits from the Australian Tax Office and private creditors over unpaid debts and disputed share deals totalling at least $50 million.
Noonday could have acted earlier, which would have hit Mr Tinkler hard, but the firm is protecting its reputation for not destroying its counterparties, a Reuters source with direct knowledge of the Whitehaven issue said.
Another source familiar with Mr Tinkler's financial situation said Noonday had no choice but to sell the 19.4 per cent stake in Whitehaven, Australia's biggest independent miner.
Separate sources ruled out Idemitsu Kosan Co Ltd or Itochu Corp, which has a 10 per cent stake in Whitehaven's key Maules Creek project, as the prospective but so far unidentified Japanese buyer partnering Shenshu.
Empire crumbling
Mr Tinkler, who moved with his family to Singapore last year, turned a $1 million bet on an unfancied coal deposit in 2006 into a billion-dollar fortune in just two years.
The $5 billion merger of Mr Tinkler's companies Aston Resources and Boardwalk Resources with Whitehaven in April 2012 crowned a rise built on Australian's once-in-a-century mining boom.
But cracks began to appear in his mining, sports and horse-racing empire in the second half of 2012 as coal prices began a downward spiral, appearing to confirm views by critics that Mr Tinkler had borrowed too much, too fast.
The embattled entrepreneur has successfully paid off debts worth millions of dollars in recent months to stave off some creditors and avoid public scrutiny of his finances through the courts, including an Irish race horse stud owned by Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid al-Maktoum, the ruler of Dubai.
But other major creditors, including the Australian Tax Office, are continuing with a handful of cases against some of his web of more than 40 companies. Mr Tinkler is expected to give evidence in at least one hearing next month.
Rubbing salt into the wound, his former close friend and business associate Matthew Higgins is suing Mr Tinkler for royalties over the coal tenement deal that made his fortune.
Mr Tinkler's Patinack Farm, until recently Australia's largest horse racing business, has shrunk just five years after he splurged $18.5 million on a record 58 horses in a single week.
Almost 400 horses have been sold, including prize stallion "All Too Hard".
His Hunter Sports Group, home to the Newcastle Knights rugby league club and the Newcastle Jets A-League soccer team, has until January 21 to provide an independent audit of the Knights' books to an industry board after delayed payments.
The once high-flying Tinkler is also scrambling to find funds to refinance an $11.4 million debt on his private jet and helicopter before receivers assigned to his private company TGHA Aviation sell them off to repay creditors.


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JERSEY CITY, N.J. -- Gary Woodland and Matt Kuchar exchanged birdies and bad breaks and wound up tied for the lead at The Barclays.
Kuchar, who completed five holes of his second round Saturday morning for a 6-under 65 and a two-shot lead, was tied with Woodland on the reachable par-4 16th when his putt ran into a sprinkler and stopped, costing him a reasonable chance at birdie. He wound up with a 70 in the third round.
Woodland had a one-shot lead until his tee shot on the 17th plugged in the far end of the fairway bunker, effectively costing him a full shot. He blasted out sideways, made bogey and had to settle for a 68.
They were at 12-under 201, one shot ahead of Kevin Chappell, who broke the tournament course record with a bogey-free 62.
Chappell's round was so strong that it was 10 shots better than the average score at Liberty National, where the wind was blowing about 10 mph.
"In the wind, if you would have told me someone was going to shoot 62 today, I would probably have laughed at you," Chappell said.
Tiger Woods spent another round grabbing his lower back and bending over gingerly to put his ball on the tee and retrieve it from the cup. He was on the fringe of contention for much of the blustery afternoon until two solid shots on the par-5 13th for a birdie, driving the 16th green for a two-putt birdie and closing with a 10-foot birdie putt on the 18th for a 69 that left him very much in the picture at 8-under 205.
"It starts off great every day, and then it progressively deteriorates as the day goes on," Woods said of his lower back, which he hurt from what he said was a soft bed in his hotel room. "Hopefully, tomorrow it will be one of those days again. Fight through it and see if I can win a tournament."
David Lynn of England, who earned his PGA Tour card a year ago from his runner-up finish in the PGA Championship, also had a 69 and was tied with Woods, four behind. The large group at 7-under 206 included 20-year-old Jordan Spieth, Bubba Watson, Jim Furyk, Justin Rose and Rickie Fowler.
With a dozen players separated by five shots, pure greens at Liberty National and limited rough, the first event of the FedEx Cup playoffs is still very much up for grabs.
Chappell's round was evidence that even in windy conditions, low scores are available. For the former UCLA Bruin, it was really was simple as making putts, most of them in that 10-foot to 15-foot range. There were a few par saves on the back nine, and six birdies on the front.
"I just really holed all the putts that you kind of expect to hold but you don't always hole," he said.
Kuchar and Woodland will be in the final group for the second straight day, and they certainly aren't strangers. Their caddies knew each other from the LPGA Tour, and they became friendly enough that Kuchar picked Woodland to be his partner in the World Cup two years ago. The Americans won for the first time in over a decade.
Earlier this week, they were at the Braves-Mets game and went into an indoor batting cage. Kuchar pitched and was impressed with how well Woodland swung the bat, which is not to say he was surprised.
Woodland is regarded as one of the best athletes on tour -- a promising baseball player in high school who first went to a Division II school to play basketball and then transferred to Kansas to play golf.
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Tylenol Severe Allergy Side Effects
Generic Name: acetaminophen / diphenhydramine
Note: This page contains side effects data for the generic drug acetaminophen / diphenhydramine. It is possible that some of the dosage forms included below may not apply to the brand name Tylenol Severe Allergy.
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Applies to acetaminophen / diphenhydramine: tablets
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Check with your doctor if any of these most COMMON side effects persist or become bothersome:
Seek medical attention right away if any of these SEVERE side effects occur while taking acetaminophen / diphenhydramine:
Constipation; diarrhea; dizziness; drowsiness; dry mouth, nose, or throat; excitability; headache; loss of appetite; nausea; nervousness or anxiety; upset stomach; vomiting; weakness.
Severe allergic reactions (rash; hives; itching; difficulty breathing; tightness in the chest; swelling of the mouth, face, lips, or tongue); dark urine or pale stools; difficulty urinating or inability to urinate; fast or irregular heartbeat; hallucinations; seizures; severe dizziness, drowsiness, lightheadedness, or headache; severe or persistent loss of appetite; stomach pain; tremor; trouble sleeping; unusual fatigue; vision changes; yellowing of the skin or eyes.
For Healthcare Professionals
Applies to acetaminophen / diphenhydramine: oral capsule, oral liquid, oral tablet
Nervous system
Nervous system side effects from diphenhydramine have been reported frequently. These have included depression with drowsiness and sedation in nearly all patients treated. Motor skills may be impaired. Dystonic reactions have been reported after single doses of diphenhydramine.[Ref]
The CNS depressant effect of diphenhydramine parallels its plasma concentrations. The plasma concentration threshold for sedation is 30 to 42 ng/mL, and to cause mental impairment is 58 to 74 ng/mL. Patients should be warned against driving while taking diphenhydramine.
Dystonic reactions have been accompanied by dizziness, mental confusion, rigidity, lip and tongue protrusion, trismus, torticollis, and swallowing difficulties and generally resolve spontaneously. Toxic encephalopathy has been reported in a child with chicken pox treated generously with topical diphenhydramine.
Delirium has been reported in elderly patients with mild dementia following a small oral dose of diphenhydramine.[Ref]
Cardiovascular side effects including two cases of hypotension have been reported following the administration of acetaminophen.
Cardiovascular side effects of diphenhydramine have included hypotension, tachycardia, and palpitations.[Ref]
Two cases of hypotension have been reported following the administration of acetaminophen. Both patients experienced significant decreases in blood pressure. One of the two patients required pressor agents to maintain adequate mean arterial pressures. Neither episode was associated with symptoms of anaphylaxis. Neither patient was rechallenged after resolution of the initial episode.[Ref]
Hepatic side effects including severe and sometimes fatal dose dependent hepatitis have been reported in alcoholic patients with the use of acetaminophen. Hepatotoxicity has been increased during fasting. Several cases of hepatotoxicity from chronic acetaminophen therapy at therapeutic doses have also been reported despite a lack of risk factors for toxicity.[Ref]
Alcoholic patients may develop hepatotoxicity after even modest doses of acetaminophen. In healthy patients, approximately 15 grams of acetaminophen is necessary to deplete liver glutathione stores by 70% in a 70 kg person. However, hepatotoxicity has been reported following smaller doses. Glutathione concentrations may be repleted by the antidote N-acetylcysteine. One case report has suggested that hypothermia may also be beneficial in decreasing liver damage during overdose.
In a recent retrospective study of 306 patients admitted for acetaminophen overdose, 6.9% had severe liver injury but all recovered. None of the 306 patients died.
A 19 year old female developed hepatotoxicity, reactive plasmacytosis and agranulocytosis followed by a leukemoid reaction after acute acetaminophen toxicity.[Ref]
One study has suggested that acetaminophen may precipitate acute biliary pain and cholestasis. The mechanism of this effect may be related to inhibition of prostaglandin and alterations in the regulation of the sphincter of Oddi.[Ref]
Gastrointestinal side effects have been rare with the use of acetaminophen, except in alcoholics and after overdose. Cases of acute pancreatitis have been reported rarely with the use of acetaminophen. In clinical trials of caffeine citrate, five cases of necrotizing enterocolitis were reported among the 46 infants exposed to the caffeine citrate injection.
Gastrointestinal side effects of diphenhydramine have been usually mild and included nausea and dry mouth.[Ref]
Acute tubular necrosis usually occurs in conjunction with liver failure, but has been observed as an isolated finding in rare cases. A possible increase in the risk of renal cell carcinoma has been associated with chronic acetaminophen use as well.
A recent case control study of patients with end-stage renal disease suggested that long term consumption of acetaminophen may significantly increase the risk of end-stage renal disease particularly in patients taking more than two pills per day.[Ref]
Renal side effects have been rare with the use of acetaminophen and have included acute tubular necrosis and interstitial nephritis. Adverse renal effects are most often observed after overdose, after chronic abuse (often with multiple analgesics), or in association with acetaminophen-related hepatotoxicity.[Ref]
Hypersensitivity side effects, including anaphylaxis and fixed drug eruptions, have been reported rarely in association with acetaminophen use.
Hypersensitivity side effects to diphenhydramine have included rash, pruritus and eczema. Photosensitivity reactions have also been reported.[Ref]
Most commonly, hypersensitivity to diphenhydramine has manifested itself in patients receiving systemic drug after being sensitized to it by topical application. Sensitization with systemic administration has also been reported.[Ref]
Hematologic side effects including rare cases of thrombocytopenia associated with acetaminophen have been reported. Methemoglobinemia with resulting cyanosis has also been observed in the setting of acute overdose.
Hematologic side effects such as hemolytic anemia, thrombocytopenia, and agranulocytosis have been rarely caused by antihistamines such as diphenhydramine.[Ref]
Dermatologic side effects including erythematous skin rashes associated with acetaminophen have been reported, but are rare. Acetaminophen associated bullous erythema and purpura fulminans have also been reported. Acetaminophen has been associated with a risk of rare but potentially fatal serious skin reactions know as Stevens-Johnson syndrome (SJS), toxic epidermal necrolysis (TEN), and acute generalized exanthematous pustulosis (AGEP).[Ref]
Genitourinary side effects have included urinary retention and dysuria as a result of the anticholinergic effects of diphenhydramine.[Ref]
Respiratory side effects including a case of acetaminophen-induced eosinophilic pneumonia have been reported.[Ref]
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California u15 Academy Visits Toronto
The Cricket Council of Ontario would like to share the following exciting development with the Cricket Fraternity of Ontario.
We will be hosting an U-13 team from the California Cricket Academy who will play 5 games against U-13 Teams in the Toronto area, including a CCO Select U-13 Team. They are expected to play one 20/20 and four 40-over games.
The 13 boys from the CCA team will be accompanied by their Coach, Mr.Sukalpa Biswas and a Team Manager Dr. Srikantan Nagarajan, as well as some relatives. They are expected to arrive in Toronto June 24 and remain until June 30.
The Cricket Council of Ontario?s President, Mr. Leslie Soobrian and his Executive are extremely enthused about the coming tour, and have declared that ?It presents an opportunity to forge cross-border and coast-to-coast links at the earliest competitive levels of the sport.?
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The U.S. average retail price of regular gasoline increased 14 cents this week to $3.65 per gallon, three cents per gallon lower than last year at this time. This is the largest one-week increase in the U.S. average price since March 7, 2011. Prices increased in all regions except the Rocky Mountains, where the price decreased less than a penny to remain at $3.46 per gallon. The Rocky Mountain price has decreased for 16 consecutive weeks. The largest increase came in the Midwest, where the price increased 26 cents to $3.77 per gallon. This is the third largest increase in the Midwest price since EIA began collecting these prices in 1992. The East and Gulf Coast prices were both up 10 cents, to $3.60 per gallon and $3.41 per gallon, respectively. Rounding out the regions, the West Coast price is now $3.76 per gallon, up five cents from last week.
The national average diesel fuel price increased five cents to $3.85 per gallon, five cents per gallon lower than last year at this time. Prices increased in all regions of the Nation, with the largest increase coming in the Rocky Mountain region, where the average price is $3.81 per gallon, an increase of eight cents from last week. The Midwest price increased seven cents to $3.85 per gallon. The Gulf and West Coast price are both up six cents from last week to $3.75 per gallon and $3.96 per gallon, respectively. The smallest increase came on the East Coast, where the price is up three cents to $3.87 per gallon.


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ANT and termite mounds have gone from pesky to goldmines.
The CSIRO says the insects are stockpiling gold in their mounds, becoming Australia's smallest and most numerous mining prospectors.
They carry the gold from underground up into their mounds and also accumulate metals in their bodies.
The CSIRO's Aaron Stewart said the mounds could hold the clue to uncovering new gold deposits.
Dr Stewart said although most minerals are buried by a layer of earth, signs of the resource are often close to the surface.
''In some places we have shown that termites and ants can bridge the gap by bringing up evidence from five metres down,'' he said.
He said exploration drilling costs thousands of dollars a hole and ants and termites could save miners fortunes.
Several exploration companies are working with CSIRO to develop and refine the method.


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While maintaining its support for a free-trade agreement (FTA) between the United States and the European Union, a coalition of U.S. food and agricultural organizations led by the National Pork Producers Council (NPPC) reiterated that any deal must include agriculture and that the EU must address non-tariff trade barriers.
In a letter signed by 60 organizations sent last week to the Office of the U.S. Trade Representative, the coalition said it is important that any FTA with the EU be comprehensive and address impediments to trade in agricultural products.
The coalition, which sent a similar letter in January, urged U.S. Trade Ambassador Ron Kirk to negotiate a high-standard, 21st-century agreement. But that is not the type of agreements the EU has negotiated with other trading partners. The EU's past FTAs have excluded agricultural goods it produces, and its regulatory measures often conflict with World Trade Organization rules, including regulations on "genetically modified" crop approval and labels. The measures would restrict U.S. corn, soy and refined corn product exports, and production methods in poultry, beef and pork.
As part of agreeing to enter trade talks with the United States, for example, the EU Parliament said any FTA must include language on geographical indications, which would grant the EU exclusive rights to certain product names that, nonetheless, have been widely used outside of Europe for many years. (The United States would not be allowed to export to the EU, for example, "Parmesan" cheese, which is named after the Italian region where it first was produced.)
The coalition said it is skeptical that the EU is prepared to undertake a U.S.-style comprehensive negotiation and to include agriculture.
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Lanvin Spring 2014
"Shine!" said Alber Elbaz during a preview of his radiant and joyfully upbeat Lanvin collection, "but not the 'bling-bling' feeling—shine as the idea of hope and positivity and light. That positive energy we are all looking for, that is very needed today."
Elbaz had been in the South of France, "and it was shiny cars, shiny hair, shiny skin—and diamonds that were shining a lot!" he laughed, "But the eyes weren't shining." So he decided that his collection, from beginning to end, would have the Midas touch—glittering if not always golden—to make the eye gleam.
Elbaz's take ran the gamut from subtle gleaming black satin—used for curvaceous little cocktail dresses—to gilded python, to dazzling metallic lamés in a spectrum of colors from blush pink to viridian green, and the sort of exotic chiffon and jacquards that Yves Saint Laurent loved to use for his orientalist gowns in the 1970s. Elbaz called it "an homage to fabric,"—he was inspired by the shafts of light in a Florentine textile workshop that illuminated thousands of brightly colored bobbins being woven into cloth of alchemical beauty, a painstakingly laborious process that is increasingly endangered. Elbaz took these very traditional fabrics, "and gave them a workout—stonewashed them, crushed them," to soften and modernize their texture and feel.
Elbaz also mixed color with the sleight of hand of YSL—a cardigan jacket in electric pink over a platinum singlet with a midnight blue skirt, say, or a forest green jean jacket in quilted metallic tissue worn with a full maxi skirt in shimmering pistachio—and riffed on the legendary YSL "Smoking" with short evening Spencer jackets worn with black drainpipe pants.
That brilliant fabric was also used for purses shaped like a cartoon robber's swag bag, and for teetering sandals with jewel-encrusted heels, or mannish penny loafers that gave a cool attitude to the exuberant evening looks. Jewelry was as inventive as it always is chez Lanvin: this season, necklaces were weighted with giant cabochon glass stones magnifying the fabrics used to back them.
In a convincingly modern way, the textile brilliance blended the conventional distinction between day and evening clothes—a tiered gypsy skirt in yellow tinsel chiffon, of course would look as great in the sunshine-y day as a parachutist's jumpsuit in pink-gold worn for a gala evening.
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I. Back to Work
We had our first day of training yesterday and it was nice to get out and get a run in. Everyone was a little tired and sluggish at first, but after the warm up and the 95-degree weather everyone was good to go. We played a little possession with two teams, then the game changed and we went towards small goals. After that we did some crossing and finishing in which the defenders crushed the attackers. During the crossing and finishing, Pablo Mastroeni was unfortunately snipered by the TURF MONSTER while backing up to finish a cross. Don't worry buddy: it happens to everyone. To finish up we played a little 6 v 6 in tight space to big goals, with three different teams rotating. I would be doing a disservice to Frankie if I didn't mention his sweet meg in the last game on his team's way to victory.
II. Cross Colors/Counter Culture
We have finally figured out how to get access back to the States. Many of the guys are hoppin' online or have purchased phone cards. The days get very long and we are still adjusting to the time change but there is one thing that has helped. Halo, the game on X-Box. Marcus Hahnemann has been kind enough to cart his system around the world for us so we can play video games. You know were just big kids anyway. There is a small cult who occupies the room - Joe Cannon, Marcus, Landon Donovan, Taylor Twellman, Kyle Martino, and myself. I would have to say Joe and Landon are the best,and Taylor and myself round out the bottom end. These games are not friendly either. The competition is stiff and with everyone's competitive nature there is more trash talking during Halo than an NBA game.
III. The Back Four (Holla Back)
I'm going to talk to a different set of roommates every day, getting their responses to four questions. We'll see how the answers differ from room to room. Today we've got our version of the Reggae Boyz, Cory Gibbs and Jeff Cunningham ...
Cory was born in Plantation, Fla., and grew up in Ft. Lauderdale. He 'matriculated' at Brown University, and is currently ballin' at FC St. Pauli in Germany. Jeff Cunningham was born in Montego Bay, Jamaica, and went to school at the University of South Florida. Jeff is kickin' it with The Cruisers in Columbus ...
1. What's your favorite thing to do outside of soccer?
Cory: "Going to the beach and chillin' in Miami. But since I'm living in Germany, I go downtown by the water in Hamburg. There's good places to shop during the day, and cool clubs at night."
Jeff: "I like going to the mall. Armani is my favorite. I also like getting stuff for my family back in Jamaica."
2. For you, what are the biggest pro's and con's of playing in Europe?
Cory: "Pros - Playing against the world's best players. The soccer environment is great, both on and off the field. There are always games on t.v., so you can pick up a lot by watching. Cons - the people are a little different. Not to put down Germans, but they are a little cold. Also, the weather sucks. Don't forget, I'm from Miami."
Jeff: "I like the atmosphere that surrounds the team, with the great training facilities and the first-class treatment we get. It's great getting a police escort. Here, we are treated like football stars. I don't really have that much to complain about. I don't like the small rooms in the hotel. The beds are next to each other, just like the college days."
3. Which superhero would you compare yourself to and why?
Cory: "Spiderman. All the German journalists call me 'Spidy' because of my long legs."
Jeff: "The Hulk. I'm a very shy guy until someone pisses me off. Then the Green Monster will eventually come out."
4. What's your biggest pet peeve? What really pushes your buttons?
Cory: "I can't stand people being around egotistical people. Also, girls who can't take no for an answer!"
Jeff: I don't really have a pet peeve, because nothing really bothers me that much. But I don't like people are not considerate of other people's feelings. I don't like people that aren't open-minded."
IV. Quote of the Day
"Life is about simplicity. After I finish playing soccer, I'm going to live in a hut. If I need electricity, I'm going to run it from my neighbor's house" - Jeff Cunningham, dispensing life lessons to Pablo Mastroeni
Check out photos of the boys getting after it in France in the 'Sights and Sounds" section at ussoccer.com.


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