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Virtualization simplified with SUSE Linux Enterprise Server
Share Servers. Save Costs. Green IT Benefits.
Reduce IT Costs
Server virtualization enables you to move from a large quantity of servers to fewer servers. This will simplify operations, lower costs of cooling and power, and reduce the size of your data center. You can also increase your server utilization by consolidating physical servers and applications, thus lowering hardware, maintenance and electrical costs. Open source operating systems such as the SUSE® Linux Enterprise operating system with integrated virtualization technology let you cut costs by making minor investments in virtualization. You will reduce costs and make better use of your technologies by sharing IT resources.
Improve Performance
You don't have to trade performance for lower costs. With the Xen-based server virtualization in SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 11, you can get a lot more from your data center. Try running Xen virtual server on low-cost commodity hardware. You will shrink your total cost of ownership to record lows. What's more, the paravirtualized drivers in the SUSE Linux Enterprise Virtual Machine Driver Pack make it easy to combine all your apps and services and run them with near native performance on virtualized servers. It's time to start asking more from those servers sitting on the racks in your data center.
Do More With Less
You do not need to pay high upfront costs to get the results you need. Take a look at Xen, the open source hypervisor that ships as an integrated part of the SUSE Linux Enterprise platform. Xen hypervisor in SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 11 is optimized to integrate seamlessly into your existing environment.
Here are some of the key benefits:
Management tools make this easy on your whole IT staff. You can easily move from old to new servers when new hardware becomes available or business conditions change. Use the fully graphical and command-line virtual machine management tools for easy virtual machine (VM) administration and configuration. And tools for VM installation and lifecycle management will also minimize the impact on your staff.
And if you've already started down the enterprise virtualization path and selected a hypervisor, rest assured that Novell technology will work with any hypervisor you choose. In fact, SUSE Linux Enterprise is the only Linux operating system that has been optimized to be the perfect guest on all major hypervisors, including VMware ESX, Microsoft Hyper-V and Xen.
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SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 11 includes a faster and more scalable Xen 3.3.1 hypervisor:
In addition, we offer you a technical preview of KVM. And we offer a unique subscription policy: one subscription to SUSE Linux Enterprise Server covers all virtual images on the same physical server. Enterprise virtualization has never been more affordable.
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We understand you have to deal with a variety of technologies in your data center. We've made it easy for everything to work together. Novell technology will seamlessly integrate into your mixed environment. SUSE Linux Enterprise 11 with Xen hypervisor fully supports:
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Contact us for more information about SUSE Linux Enterprise virtualization on a Xen virtual server.
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The aerodynamic advantage of recumbents became obvious in the 1930s when a middle-ranking rider beat all the top professionals - so the cycle racing establishment promptly banned them. The UCI remains in a state of denial to this very day, so if you want to know how fast a human being can actually go on a bike, you should enquire elsewhere.
CTC, fortunately, is not bound by the pernickety rules of cycle racing. We welcome any kind of cyclist on any kind of cycle, recumbents certainly included.
Wind resistance, however, becomes relatively less important when cycling for transport rather than sporting purposes. Other factors may literally outweigh the aerodynamic advantage in hilly areas and a lower centre of gravity, surprisingly, makes balance more tricky. So tricycle recumbents are more accessible, but even heavier, more bulky and inconvenient to park and store. And because the force of pedalling is resisted by the back of the seat rather than gravity, recumbent cyclists must make a hard choice between comfort and efficiency.
So it is that recumbents often fail to deliver more speed for less effort - except in flat country - and of the few people who use them for everyday transport, many do so for other reasons. These reasons are often in avoidance of physical problems brought on by attempts to make the standard cycling position more aerodynamic, where leaning forwards may throw excessive weight onto the hands and wrists, bend the back and hyperextend the neck. A recumbent cures all these problems by relieving the arms of any weight, supporting the back and flexing the neck the opposite, healthier way.

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Special Care in the Heart of Denver
Presbyterian/St. Luke's Medical Center provides the most advanced care for patients from across the Rocky Mountains and Great Plains.
Highlights About Presbyterian/St. Luke's Medical Center:
- Affiliate of HealthONE, Denver's largest healthcare system
- Over 80 specialties and 1,000 specialists and primary care physicians
- Three Year Accreditation with Commendation from the Commission on Cancer (CoC)
- The Joint Commission Accreditation
- Foundation for Accreditation of Cellular Therapy for the Rocky Mountain Blood and Marrow Transplant Program
- American College of Surgeons Survey of the Cancer Care Program
- American Society of Bariatric and Weight Loss Surgery Center of Excellence Certification
- American Association of Blood Banks
- CAP- Main Lab
- CLIA - Provider-Performed Microscopy
- Commission on Accreditation of Medical Transport Services
- Undersea and Hyperbaric Medicine Society
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The Circuit Bench from Forms+Surfaces provides eco-friendly seating that makes a graceful transition from indoors to out. Pairing cast aluminum frames with FSC Pure reclaimed teak seats, Circuit's durable materials and construction work everywhere from indoor lobbies to outdoor courtyards and plazas. The bench is fully recyclable and all standard powdercoat finishes are no-VOC (non-standard finishes are no- or low-VOC). Circuit is easy to disassemble, may be used freestanding or surface-mounted, and requires minimal maintenance.


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Today's Real Wedding features the wedding of Megan and Scott, which took place at the Manhattan Penthouse, in New York. It was a destination wedding set over the July 4th holiday weekend. Megan and Scott put a contemporary touch on the traditional red, white and blue holiday colors for their wedding colors and incorporated the NYC theme in their decor and favors to make this Big Apple wedding celebration one their guests would remember. Here are some photos from the occasion, taken by Bella Pictures photography.
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HIGHLAND PARK, Mich. - The new emergency manager for the Highland Park School District will start Monday.
Gov. Rick Snyder appointed Jack Martin as the emergency manager for the Highland Park School District. Martin's role will be helping the district out of its $11.3 million budget deficit.
In a phone conference, Martin made it clear cleaning up the financial troubles of the school district was his No. 1 priority.
"I plan to work with the district's parents, students and the city's all elected officials and our teachers and administrators to implement solutions to the district's problems that will be lasting and in the best interest of the school district and the city of Highland Park," he said.
Meanwhile, a group of Highland Park community leaders is expected to hold a press conference Monday challenging the emergency manager. The group will also be announcing the formation of a Financial and Academic Reinvestment Commission.
READ: Gov. Rick Snyder's Highland Park determination letter
The district has had an operating deficit in five of the past six fiscal years. Enrollment has dropped from 3,179 students to 969 during the past five years.
The governor exercised his right pursuant to Public Act 4 of 2011 following the recommendations of a 10-member independent review team.
Martin, a certified public accountant, is founder and chairman of Martin, Arrington, Desai & Meyers, P.C., and was chief financial officer for the U.S. Department of Education from January 2002 through December 2005. He's also a member of the review team looking into Detroit's financial crisis.
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Anthropology at KSU
The Anthropology Department at Kent State combines the traditional subdivisions of biological anthropology, cultural anthropology and archaeology with twenty-first century approaches to their integration. Our goal is to improve the understanding of the origin and social behavior of our unique species within a comparative context.
Our faculty research combines ethnographic and archaeological investigations with a broad approach toward the biological basis of human evolution (neurobiology, genetics, biomechanics, anthropological demography, primate ecology, the primate fossil record). We provide a diversity of research and educational pathways for both graduate and undergraduate students to explore, and are engaged in a variety of cooperative arrangements with other institutions and researchers, both nationally and internationally.
Our size and extensive collaboration with other departments within the university (Biology, Psychology, Geology, Geography, and Chemistry), its medical school (NEOUCOM) and other area regional institutions (Cleveland Museum of Natural History; Cleveland Metroparks Zoo) enhance our ability to provide a superior educational experience. Current Kent State fieldwork centers include: the ancient Maya center of Xuenkal, Yucatan, Mexico; the Maya trade outpost at Xcambó, also Yucatan; Brownsburg Nature Park, Suriname; the early Paleoindian Nobles Pond site in northern Ohio; and traditional communities in Taumako, the Solomon Islands.


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Ella Ann Fannin, 2 on Nov. 1, 2012, is the daughter of Ted and Jen Fannin, Cambridge. She has a twin sister, Emma Jo, and sister, Vanessa, 18. Grandparents are Thurman "Lee" and Harriett Fannin, Byesville, Henry Fabian, Cambridge, and the late Sandra Fabian. Great-grandparents are Betty Fannin, Byesville, and the late Thurman Fannin, Jim and Joanna Millner, Henry and Margaret Albright and Frank and Francis Fabian.


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Kick Start Your Career In London's Creative Hub
July 10, 2014
Fancy your very own office space near London's Silicon Roundabout? Then look no further. Maybe you've got a start-up business and are looking for a workspace to get your ideas off the ground. Or you've got a great idea for a business, but lack the room to bring your dream to life. Either way, if you want to kick start your career – whether you're a photography pro, an app enthusiast or an aspiring web designer – then we've got just the thing for you!
In early July, creative professionals, enthusiasts and evangelists alike came together for the London leg of our Create Now World Tour at the Village Underground in Shoreditch to showcase all the latest innovations in Creative Cloud. If you want to catch all the action from the London leg of the Create Now World Tour and more, be sure to tune in each night between Monday 14th and Thursday 17th July. More details here.
To celebrate these new developments, Adobe is giving one lucky person the chance to win their very own office space for three months above the Village Underground, situated in the beating heart of London's creative community. As if that's not enough, you'll also be kitted out with a complimentary Creative Cloud membership, a Wacom Intuos Pro Medium Tablet and a free year-long subscription to Fotolia, to help kick start your creative career.
Here's how you can be in with a chance of winning…
All you need to do to take part is fill out this entry form and send us a photo of your current office space – whether that be the coffee shop at the end of your road, your parent's basement, or wherever you're currently hot-desking. Tweet your snap to @AdobeUK using the hashtag #CCWorkspace – or post it on ourAdobe Creative Juices Facebook page using the same hashtag.
The top five entries will be shortlisted by a judging panel, and shared on the Adobe UK Twitter and Facebook pages for the Adobe social community to vote for a winner. The person who gets the most votes will be handed the keys to their new office space for a three-month period of their choosing, between 1stSeptember 2014 and 21st August 2015.
For full terms and conditions, visit here. Entries close on 17 July 2014. The judging panels will shortlist five entries and share these across the Adobe UK social channels from 21-31 July 2014. The winner will be selected on 1 August.
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Sam Bompas and Harry Parr are food magicians. Like a fusion of Willy Wonka and Frank Gehry, they design mind blowing food art and architectural masterpieces while exploring how setting, performance and synaesthesia affect flavor. Their new cookbook Feasting With Bompas & Parr takes their provocative perspective on feasting and gives you the know-how to create your own spectacular food experiences at home. Here are two of their visually stunning recipes to take your next culinary presentation to another level.
Braised Beef Shin (pictured above)
Serves 8
4 kg/8 lb 13 oz piece of beef shin, bone in
2 star anise
2 onions, cut in half
1 bay leaf
8 black peppercorns
sea salt
2 celery sticks
1 carrot
Beef shin is a magnificent cut – it's got a bone of epic proportions, it's inexpensive and becomes meltingly tender with ease. Your butcher will be happy to procure a shin bone for you. Ask him to leave the meat on the bone. For this recipe about 4 kg/8 lb 13 oz of meat is ideal. This works out as about half the shin. If you are cooking for more people you can get the entire shin but you'll need to cook it in the oven – make sure you can fit it in! It's big and nasty.
Place the shin bone in a casserole or large saucepan, add the aromatics and top up with water. Bring slowly to the boil, skimming off any scum and then turn down to a gentle simmer and cover with a lid. You can either place in a low oven for about 3 hours, or continue to cook on the stove over a very low heat. The meat is ready when the bone is sticking out proud and the meat is on the verge of falling apart.
Carefully remove the meat from the pot. If the meat is very delicate it may be easier to drain the stock off first. Lift the meat, bone aloft onto a serving dish and serve with buttered greens and mashed potatoes.
Grilled Soles with Mâitre d'Hôtel Butter
serves 8
For the mâitre d'hôtel butter
125 g/4 oz/1 stick/1/2 cup salted butter, cut into cubes
juice of 1/2 lemon
1 tbsp finely chopped parsley
For the grilled soles
8 lemon soles
1 x recipe mâitre d'hôtel butter (see above)
50 g/13/4 oz/31/2 tbsp butter, melted
parsley sprigs
4 tomatoes, to serve (optional)
This is one of those old-fashioned dishes that is so simple it is hardly a recipe, yet it is ideal for an impressive main course. Depending on your budget you can either get lemon soles or larger Dover soles. See what is available when you go shopping. The only tricky bit of this dish is peeling the skin off the fish. You need the dark skin removed, but this is something that your fishmonger will do for you.
Using a food mixer, beat the butter until it is soft, then mix in the lemon juice and parsley. Lay out a sheet of cling film (plastic wrap) and place the butter mixture in the middle. Pat out to create a sausage shape, about 12 cm/5 in long. Roll up in the cling film and twist the ends to create a smooth roll.
Refrigerate until hardened.
At least half an hour before serving, remove the mâitre d'hôtel butter from the refrigerator and slice it into 8 rounds, about 8 mm/3/8 in thick. Pop them on a plate and allow them to soften a little.
Brush a grill pan with some of the melted butter and lay the soles skin-side down on the pan. You will probably need to cook the soles in two batches. Brush some more butter on top and grill for about 5 minutes, or until the fish is cooked through. There is no need to turn them. Keep the soles warm at the bottom of the oven.
Line a large serving dish with a linen napkin. Arrange the soles on top and place a round of the mâitre d'hôtel butter on top of the fish. Arrange parsley sprigs between each fish. For extra fun cut some tomatoes in half using a zigzag series of cuts across the equator. Serve at once.
Recipes taken from Feasting with Bompas & Parr, published by Pavilion.
Recipe photography by Nathan Pask and Beth Evans.
Get more information and/or purchase Feasting With Bompas & Parr here.


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OXFORD — The site for a proposed privately run and owned sports complex has been approved by the Lafayette County Planning Commission.
The Oxford Eagle reports the commission's action this week allows the project to move on to construction.
The sportsplex will be built on Mississippi Highway 7 South.
Owners Chuck Trost and Michael Perry now must get a Mississippi Department of Transportation permit for construction off the highway and approval from the Health Department on how they will handle sewage.
The complex will include six international regulation soccer fields, practice fields, a Little League football field and potentially baseball and lacrosse fields in the future.
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Game Day Central: Gardner-Webb
Game Day Central Page
Note: Includes all important Game Day links (Live Stats, Live Video, Live Audio, Spangler Stadium info, Directions, Parking, Ticket information, etc.)
Game Notes:
Liberty vs. Gardner-Webb game note
TV Coverage:
Play-By-Play Broadcaster: Evan Lepler
Color Commentator: Ralph Patterson
Sideline/Pregame/Halftime Reporters:
Radio Coverage:
Liberty Flames Sports Network
LFSN Radio Network Affiliates List
• Pregame: 5 p.m.
• Kickoff: 6:07 p.m.
Play-By-Play Broadcaster: Alan York
Color Commentator: Paul Rutigliano
Sidelines: Nick Pierce
Pregame: Jamie Hall, Matt Camire & Nick Pierce
Series with Gardner-Webb:
• Liberty leads the overall series, 10-8-1
• Since Big South play began in 2002, Liberty has won seven out of the 11 matchups
• Liberty has won six-straight games against Gardner-Webb
• Liberty's last loss to Gardner-Webb was a 27-24 setback in Lynchburg on Oct. 21, 2006
• During Liberty's last three trips to Boiling Springs, N.C., the Flames have outscored Gardner-Webb, 117-31, and won the three games by an average of 28.7 points per game
• Liberty is 4-4-1 all-time in games played at Gardner-Webb
Big South Home Winning Streak Snapped:
• Liberty's loss to Coastal Carolina on Saturday ended the Flames' 18-game home Big South Conference winning streak (conference record)
• Prior to Saturday, Liberty's last loss at home to a Big South team was to Gardner-Webb on Oct. 21, 2006 (lost 27-24)
• During Liberty's 18-game home Big South win streak, the Flames defeated three Top 25 programs: No. 24 Charleston Southern (W/ 34-20 – Nov. 11, 2006), No. 20 Coastal Carolina (W/ 63-27 – Oct. 15, 2011) and No. 6 Stony Brook (W/ 28-14 – Nov. 10, 2012)
• During Liberty's 18-game home Big South winning streak, the Flames had scored 30 or more points 14 times, 40 or more points 10 times and 50 or more points six times
• During Liberty's 18-game home Big South winning streak, the Flames won their games by an average of 24.56 points per game
• Liberty scored 777 points during its 18-game home Big South winning streak (43.17 points per game)
• Liberty allowed Big South opponents to score 335 points during its 18-game home Big South winning streak (18.61 points per game)
Big South Openers:
• Liberty's loss to Coastal Carolina last Saturday snapped a six-game Big South opener winning streak for the Flames
• Liberty is now 8-4 all-time in Big South openers
• Prior to last Saturday's double overtime setback to the Chanticleers, Liberty's last Big South opening loss was a 27-24 loss to Gardner-Webb on Oct. 21, 2006
• During its previous six-game Big South opener winning streak, the Flames had defeated Coastal Carolina twice (W/ 43-38 in Conway, S.C., in Oct. 4, 2008 and W/ 58-13 in Lynchburg, Va., on Oct. 17, 2009)
Wins vs. Losses for the Flames in 2013:
• In Liberty's three wins this year, the Flames have outscored opponents 156 to 32
• Liberty has won its three games in 2013 by an average of 41.3 points per game (52.0 PF, 10.7 PA)
• In Liberty's three wins this year, the Flames nearly doubled up their opponents in total offensive yards (Liberty 1,292/430.7 per game; Opponents – 663/221.0 per game)
• In Liberty's three wins in 2013, the Flames have rushed for 693 yards (13 TDs) and thrown for 599 yards (5 TDs)
• In Liberty's three wins in 2013, the Flames have committed four turnovers (3 INTs, 1 fumble) and forced eight turnovers (7 INTs, 1 fumble)
• Liberty's four losses in 2013 have come by a combined 23 points (average of 5.8 points per game)
• In Liberty's four losses this year, Liberty has allowed 1,893 total offensive yards (473.2 per game) and amassed 1,624 total offensive yards (406.0 per game)
• In Liberty's four losses this year, the Flames have rushed for 517 yards (6 TDs) and thrown for 1,107 yards (7 TDs)
• In Liberty's four losses this year, Liberty has committed four turnovers (2 INTs, 2 fumbles) and forced six turnovers (3 INTs, 3 fumbles)
100-Yard Receiving Games in the Gardner-Webb Series:
• Liberty has had a receiver post a 100-yard receiving game each of the last four times the Flames have squared off against Gardner-Webb
• In 2011, Pat Kelly (123 yards) and Ryan Ferguson (108 yards) both surpassed the 100-yard mark
• In 2010, Chris Summers (133 yards) and Tommy Shaver (110 yards) finished the game with 100-plus receiving yards
• In 2009, Chris Summers led all Flames' receivers with 119 receiving yards
• In 2008, Mike Brown finished the matchup against Gardner-Webb with 198 receiving yards
Last Time versus Gardner-Webb:
• In the last meeting against Gardner-Webb, Liberty rallied in the second half and won 42-35 at Williams Stadium on Oct. 6, 2012 (Liberty's Homecoming weekend)
• The win was the first victory for head coach Turner Gill at Liberty
• A one-yard touchdown run by Gardner-Webb's Kenny Little at the 13:53 mark of the third quarter put Gardner-Webb up 28-10
• Liberty scored 32 of the game's last 39 points to rally for the victory
• The two teams combined for 989 total offensive yards in the game (508 – Liberty; 481 – Gardner-Webb
• 78.0 percent of the two teams' total offensive yardage came via the passing game with Liberty throwing for 388 yards and Gardner-Webb passing for 383 yards (771 combined)
• Liberty's Josh Woodrum earned his first victory as a starting quarterback during the game, completing 25-of-31 passing attempts for 373 yards and three touchdowns
• Woodrum's 373 passing yards against Gardner-Webb in 2012 was his career high until he threw for 382 yards against Coastal Carolina last week
• Gardner-Webb's Lucas Beatty finished the game 27-of-32 for 383 yards and one touchdown
• Both quarterbacks finished the game completing more than 80 percent of their passing attempts (Woodrum 25-of-31/80.6 percent; Beatty 27-of-32/84.4 percent)
• Gardner-Webb scored four of its five touchdowns during the game on the ground, rushing for 98 yards and four touchdowns
• Liberty rushed for 120 yards and scored one rushing touchdown


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Shepherd's Pie, Lightened Upby Toby Amidor in Meal Makeovers, February 2, 2009
Comfort foods are traditionally fattening fare, but you can slim down your shepherd's pie with a few tweaks.
What Is It?
Created in northern England and Scotland, where sheep herding was big, shepherd's pie evolved from classic meat pie dishes made in the Middle Ages. Today, this stick-to-your-ribs meal is an American favorite.
A great way to use leftovers, shepherd's pie is a combination of minced meat (usually lamb or mutton) with gravy and veggies, finished with a mashed potato topping. Another variation — called "cottage pie" — uses beef. Whichever filling you use, most recipes call for the addition of fat, fat and more fat! And, well, that doesn't make for a healthy eat. In fact, traditional recipes have more than 1,000 calories and 60 grams of fat per serving.
The Meat
If you want to stick to the classic preparation, lighten up the meat portion by using a 90% or higher ground sirloin beef. Ground turkey, ground venison and ground bison are all low-fat alternatives. For a vegetarian pie, try texturized vegetable protein (a.k.a. TVP or "fake" ground beef) that, believe it or not, tastes quite yummy. TVP is versatile and works well alone or mixed with other meats because it picks up the flavor of whatever you mix it with. Other filler options include chopped portobello mushrooms, eggplant or beans.
The Veggies
Carrots, onions, corn and peas are typical shepherd's pie add-ins. Experiment with different vegetables such as cauliflower or mushrooms. Frozen mixed veggies are a good time-saver. Try making a veggie-filled pie with scrumptious winter produce such as parsnips, rutabaga, roasted garlic and Swiss chard.
The Potatoes
These days shepherd's pie is a good dish for Thanksgiving leftovers, but sweet potatoes and turkey are a winning combination any time of year. You can make your mashed potato topping with conventional russet potatoes, but try Yukon gold, sweet potato or a combination. If you opt for sweet potatoes, mash a banana into them as your very own "secret ingredient."
Lowering the Fat
When I worked at a culinary school, all I heard was "fat equals flavor." This is true. Thing is, too much fat also equals a quadruple bypass. The mashed potatoes and gravy are where the fat is. Slim down high-fat ingredients such as half-and-half, butter, oil and heavy cream by using lower-fat substitutes such as regular or low-fat milk or light cream.
Recipes to Try
Ellie Krieger's Shepherd's Pie: this Healthy Eats-approved dish weighs in at only 340 calories and 9 grams of fat.
Or use the suggestions above to lighten up Rachael Ray's 30-Minute Shepherd's Pie.


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Kennedy Adopted
Age: Baby (over 4 years)
Weight:12 lbs
Meet Kennedy, he was just rescued from a high kill shelter in Missouri. He is approximately 8 week old (as of 4/17/13) male black lab mix. He is so sweet, friendly and very playful. He gets along great with the children and other small dogs in his foster home. He is working on both crate and potty training.
Kennedy is UTD on his vaccinations, will be microchipped, will be neutered and is a happy boy.
He is currently being fostered in McHenry, Illinois and would love to hop into spring in his furever home! Kennedy's adoption fee is $400, if you are interested in meeting him or adopting him please apply online at http://rescuewarriorscorp.com/adopt_2.html
Don't forget to 'LIKE" us on facebook and see what is going on around the CORP on a daily basis! https://www.facebook.com/RescueWarriorsCorp
Are the dogs currently listed not what you are looking for? Do you have a favorite breed and are having trouble finding it? Feel free to send us an email at firstname.lastname@example.com we come across hundreds of dogs everyday and we can help you find your perfect dog, perhaps another one of our fellow rescues might have exactly what you are looking for! We partner & are constantly networking with some of the best rescues, and if we are not the perfect fit, we will help you find one that is!
If you can't adopt and like Kennedy, please consider a donation for his care made directly to the rescue via paypal or contact us at firstname.lastname@example.com
We will do our best to respond to any and all requests and contacts as soon as possible, but we are a 100% volunteer run rescue. It is great because that means we can keep our adoption fees low because we are not paying salaries, but all of our volunteers do have families and "real" jobs in order to support our passion of saving animals from euthanasia, often just days or hours before they are scheduled to be put to sleep. That being said, one of us are going to do our best to contact via email or by phone within 24 hours of any inquiry. It is not uncommon that when you have made the decision to add to your family and committing to adopting a rescue dog that you are very excited, we just ask that you be patient with us.
Thank you so much for considering adoption!
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Place water in a teapot or saucepan, bring almost to a boil and turn off flame. Pour over tea bags, and steep 1 to 2 minutes. Remove tea bags and discard. Add syrup and lemon slices to the steeped tea. Place in a pitcher and refrigerate to chill. Serve with or without ice cubes. Great refreshing, summer beverage! Other kinds of citrus may be used together with or in place of lemon.
Per serving - 85 calories, 0 gram fat (3% calories from fat), 2 gram protein, 31 gram carbohydrate, 0 gram fiber, 0 milligram cholesterol, 14 milligram sodium


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Welcome to PHXFan!
PHXFan is the leading sports blog for Arizona High School and College sports. It is the next generation of SportZine Magazine, which hit high school campuses throughout the Valley in 2003. More About PHXFan...
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Cook pasta as package directs, rinse and drain. Heat oil in a soup pot and sauté onions and garlic until onions are translucent. Add herbs and sauté briefly. Add carrots, potatoes and water. Cover and bring to a boil. Reduce the flame to medium low and simmer 30 minutes. Add spaghetti sauce, corn, beans, barley malt and shoyu. Cover and simmer 5 minutes more. Add pasta, stir and serve.
Eden Cannellini (White Kidney) Beans, Organic Navy Beans or any Eden Bean can be substituted for the Great Northern Beans.
Per serving - 306 calories, 6 gram fat (18% calories from fat), 11 gram protein, 53 gram carbohydrate, 10 gram fiber, 0 milligram cholesterol, 436 milligram sodium


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Warning: this punny book is seriously funny.
Warning: this book is not 100% gluten free, but there are plenty of gluten-free recipes.
The whole title is The Un-Constipated Gourmet: Secrets to a Moveable Feast; 125 Recipes for the Regularity Challenged. Author Danielle Svetcov writes a lighthearted cookbook full of fiber, taste, and creativity. How many cookbooks have you laughing out loud? Come on, that is one funny title!
Key foods
The Un-Constipated Gourmet includes no less than 55 foods and fluids that will keep constipation away. A variety of beans, nuts, veggies, seeds, and fruits are featured. A few gluten free grains are included too, millet and rice bran.
Recipes using wheat, barley, and bulgur are glutinous and off limits for those on a gluten-free diet. Recipes using oats are OK for most gluten-freers if you use only certified gluten-free oats. (For even more info on oats click here, scroll down to the Nourish column).
You might not think of some of the key foods as constipation preventers. Chocolate for one. But I am not going to argue with an expert, err personal experience. And I grab any excuse I can to eat more chocolate.
Plagues of the gut
Disregard this section, it is not written for gluten intolerant folks. Some of the foods listed here are plagues of the gluten free-gut. For example, white flour biscuits.
Some folks will get constipated from these foods. But some will get very ill, requiring prolonged time in the bathroom or bed.
And some of the foods listed are safe and saviors in the gluten-free diet, potatoes for example.
The Go-Meter
Each recipe has a Go-Meter icon, a starred roll of toilet paper with a number, telling you the relative constipation prevention strength of the recipe. The scale is from 1 (poor) to 10 (powerful). No recipe in the book scores below a 5.
I encourage you to read this book just for the fun of it. But at it's heart, it is a creative and flavorful cookbook. Using real food.
Start your day with Corn Cakes. Made with masa, whole kernel corn, eggs, cream, and green onions. 7 on the Go-Meter scale. Optional topping ideas include: smoked salmon, dill and crème fraiche. I could wake up for that.
Or Dried Fig, Apricot, and Cherry Compote over Yogurt. Go-Meter 10! Another winner.
Try a Nut Shake. Almonds or cashews, dates, apple juice, bananas, and milk or yogurt. Go-Meter 7.
After breakfast, the recipes continue through snacks-dips-spreads, soups, salads, sides, entrees, to desserts. There is plenty to keep you going. *wink*
Svetcov has done her research
Wordy quotes from historical books with windy titles add to the fun. Titles like: Mediations on Transcendental Gastronomy, 1825.
And this one is a doozy: The White House Cook Book, A Comprehensive Cyclopedia of Information for the Home Containing Cooking, Toilet and Household Recipes, Menus, Dinner-Giving, Table Etiquette, Care of the Sick, Health Suggestions, Facts Worth Knowing, etc. 1905. That ought to cover it, don't you think?
Full disclosure
I checked this out of the library to see if I liked it. I luved it. So I asked the publisher to provide a free giveaway book, they obliged.
Giveaway instructions
It is so easy.
1. Leave a comment below by February 21, 2010.
2. Carefully enter your email. More than once a giveaway winner has had a nonfunctioning email, and I have had to choose a second winner. That isn't fun for you or for me. Please make sure I can contact you.
3. A winner will be announced February 22, 2010. I'll update this post with the name of the winner.
Update 2-23-2010 Patty was the lucky winner, and the book is on it's way to her now.


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Professor Jake Mahaffy's latest film "Miracle Boy" will have its world premiere at the 69th Venice International Film Festival on September 6 and 8. Mahaffy's is the only U.S. film among 14 international short films selected for this year's Orizzonti competition. The world's longest-running annual film festival will also screen 18 feature films (including new films by Paul Thomas Anderson, Terrence Malick, and Brian De Palma) competing for the top award—the Golden Lion.
The award-winning independent filmmaker's work has been shown at festivals around the world. In addition to this year's Venice film festival, the Boston Museum of Fine Arts plans to showcase a collection of Mahaffy's films on September 27 and 28.
Mahaffy works on his projects throughout the year, sometimes shooting during semester breaks to make critically acclaimed, micro-budgeted films, usually using first-time performers as actors. So far, he has completed two feature-length films and 12 short films, and is developing several other features. Some of his work can be seen at burnbarrelfilms.com.
Miracle Boy is an adaptation of a story by West Virginia author Pinckney Benedict in which a boy risks his life to apologize to another. Benedict and Mahaffy became friends when they both taught at a small college in Virginia.
The 17-minute film was shot over six days in August 2011 in West Virginia using eight actors, and Mahaffy has been editing it since. He screened a rough cut of it in his Wheaton screenwriting course as part of lesson on film adaptations.
Students read the original short story, read Mahaffy's screenplay adaptation, and then viewed the short film. They also were included in a Skype discussion with the professor and Benedict about the process.
"This gave them a view of how original material changes from literature to cinema," said Mahaffy. "Their ideas, questions and suggestions helped me resolve a few things in the edit."


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For so long, LSU right tackle Jerald Hawkins walked to the line of scrimmage, studied the linebackers and defensive line and made a decision on blocking.
He never looked beyond the front seven. He never needed to – or so he thought.
"I didn't realize that if you know what the cornerback is going to do and the safety, it makes it a lot easier," Hawkins said. "You can pick up blitzes much easier."
Now LSU's offensive line has been introduced to the entire field.
The teacher: new offensive line coach Jeff Grimes.
Grimes arrived in January with much fanfare on his recruiting prowess – remember, while at Auburn he swiped Greg Robinson out of Louisiana – but his teaching skills shouldn't be overlooked, linemen say.
He's driving home technique, they say – it's nearly an obsession for the 45-year-old Texan.
He's equipping the line with new tools, they say – jump sets and kick slides, to name a few.
And he's jamming to classic R&B from his second floor office – "He's always playing some good stuff," center Elliott Porter said.
This is Jeff Grimes, an easygoing teacher of the game, a former Texas El-Paso guard who says he craves to return to the game as a player with the knowledge he currently holds.
Grimes can't do that, but he's instilling it to his team
"I really asked the players to learn the game of football," Grimes said. "Not just understand your role on this play but to see the whole field, understand coverages, recognize keys to zone pressure. A lot of things a lot of offensive linemen don't get."
That means studying for a group of players never before expected to learn if a secondary is playing man or zone and if safeties are in a Cover-2 or Cover-3.
Imagine a dozen 300-pounders gathered in a room studying the Xs and Os of a defensive secondary.
They've been having fun with it. You know, challenging each other with pop quizzes.
So who's the smartest?
Right guard Evan Washington breaks into a big chuckle.
"I'd like to say myself," he said, "but probably Ethan Pocic."
Hawkins says Porter has the edge in the information-consuming battle.
Either way, LSU linemen are growing in somewhere other than the biceps, triceps and quads. Their brain's in full gear.
"You've got to be willing to learn," Hawkins said. "We're all open-minded and willing to learn. We're like freshmen in high school still trying to learn the offense."
Grimes stumbled upon an ideal situation.
LSU's offensive line is expected to be the team's strength. It returns four of five starters, and at least three of those players could find themselves on an NFL team's big board next spring.
In all, the four returners have started 73 games.
The left side of the unit – Vadal Alexander and La'el Collins – was named by NFL.com as one of the nation's best line duos.
Grimes took over a good group, and he's trying to make them great.
"He's opening our minds as an offensive line," Hawkins said.
Grimes replaced longtime O-line coach Greg Studrawa, who was forced to resign following the 2013 season.
The transition wasn't necessarily easy. Players still speak of Studrawa as a father-like figure to them, a guy in which they had built a long-standing relationship.
"It's something you have to get used to," Porter said of the transition. "Everybody has to get used to something different – that's life. That's how things go."
Grimes' laidback personality made the move easier.
Players often visit him in his office. Before reaching his door, they know if Grimes is present.
If he's there, linemen will hear 80s and 90s hip hop wafting from the room. Grimes is a fan of listening to classic R&B on the internet radio site Pandora.
"That surprised me," a smiling Washington said.
Porter describes Grimes as a humble and down-to-earth man, a guy "trying to teach us how to be real men," the senior said.
They have to be experts, too – of the entire field.
"The big picture," Washington said. "Say we have a certain play and formation and we see the safeties roll over the top – that determines certain blitzes defenses can do. Knowing what everybody on the field is doing helps with the big picture."
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Centre loses $17,000 on two shows
Monday, Jun 30, 2014 04:30 pm
Town council vowed to rein in goings-on at the Community Cultural Centre last week after learning that its last two shows had cost taxpayers some $17,000.
Council got its first detailed look last week at the costs of the last two shows held at the cultural centre.
Councillors have had many questions about the costs of running the centre since it opened in 2011.
The report suggested that the last two events � three shows by M�tis fiddler Calvin Vollrath and a performance by La Folia Ensemble � cost the town a net $16,415.38.
Ticket and bar sales fell far short of the costs of putting on both shows, the report suggests. It cost the town about $30,098 to host Vollrath, for example, whose show brought in just $16,309 in sales. La Folia Ensemble cost about $2,770 in fees and services and generated a mere $144 in sales.
Coun. Stephen Dafoe, who has criticized the town�s expenditures on shows at the cultural centre in the past, said he was �gobsmacked� by these losses.
�That�s almost $17,000 that we�ve frittered away over two weekends and four performances,� he said in an interview � equivalent to about half the cash the Morinville Public Elementary School�s parent fundraising group hoped the town would give them to build a new playground.
�It�s taxpayers� money going out the window here.�
Coun. Gordon Putnam agreed that these losses could not continue, but warned against cancelling events simply because they didn�t make money.
�Some of what is arts and culture in our community, you can�t put a dollar value on that.�
Some events at the centre create lifelong experiences for children and are worth doing even if they lose money, Dafoe agreed.
�I don�t see a value in losing 17 grand over two weekends.�
The �root of all evil� here is the fact that the town lacks a cultural plan that would define how it wants to use the centre, Coun. Nicole Boutestein said in an interview.
�How can we critique the shows, the performances, any of the events we�re having if we don�t have a plan of what we want?�
When asked why council had yet make this plan (given that the centre has been open since 2011), Boutestein said that council had gotten too wrapped up in the dollars and cents of the centre and forgotten the centre�s intent, i.e. promoting culture. It�s also only with the recent hiring of the centre�s new business and operations manager that council has been able to get these detailed costs.
It�s not council�s job to decide what shows should run in the centre, Mayor Lisa Holmes said in council. Rather, it�s up to council to decide what losses on those shows are acceptable.
�No one anticipated this would happen,� she added.
Council supported a pair of motions from Dafoe on the issue.
The first called on council to hold a workshop this September to determine the level of cost recovery it expects to get from children, family and adult shows at the centre.
�We cannot have these losses,� he said, and this step would stop the �haemorrhaging� of money now happening with some shows at the centre.
The second asked administration to bring back options on how to reduce the number of performances scheduled at the centre this year. About 11 adult and children�s performances were planned for the 2014-2015 season, a report to council suggests.
Boutestein also won support for her call for administration to bring a draft cultural plan to council by the end of the year.


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text: Paul Rader (1879-1938), evangelist and radio broadcaster, was born in Denver, Colorado, the son of a conservative Methodist clergyman and his wife. Educated at the University of Colorado and various Methodist colleges including Hamline University, Rader was ordained into the Congregational ministry in 1904. However, he became disillusioned with the Social Gospel teachings he espoused and quit the ministry in 1909. While in New York City on business in 1912 Rader heard the preaching of CMA founder A. B. Simpson and underwent a profound "re-conversion" experience. Rader joined the ranks of the organization's travelling revivalists. While conducting a campaign in Chicago in 1914 he came to the attention of the prestigious Moody Church and accepted an offer to become its pastor, a position he held until 1921. In the summer of 1922 Rader found himself back in Chicago at the invitation of former supporters, and by the end of the year Rader committed himself to head up a new Chicago Gospel Tabernacle. Rader's "Tab" became a regional center for Midwestern fundamentalists, featuring nightly services, programs targeting all age groups and, most importantly, a burgeoning presence in the new field of radio broadcasting. Between 1925 and 1930 his Tabernacle was the largest religious presence on Chicago radio, relying almost totally on the financial gifts of his listeners to purchase air-time, a strategy that would in later years become the template for conservative religious broadcasters. The coming of the Depression, coupled with Rader's reluctance to scale back amid growing debt, proved disastrous: in 1933 his organization was forced to declare bankruptcy. Bereft of his high profile venue, Rader wandered from one venture to another until his death from cancer in 1938. Rader's example had a profound impact on the shape and direction of the emerging evangelical movement in the 1940s and beyond, not only in evangelical broadcasting but via a number of protégés who went on to found important evangelical parachurch organizations including Youth for Christ, Awana children's programs, the Slavic Gospel Association, and HCJB missionary radio in Ecuador. For further reading, see Larry Eskridge, "Only Believe: Paul Rader and the Chicago Gospel Tabernacle, 1922-1933," (MA thesis: University of Maryland, 1985); R.L. Niklaus, et al., All For Jesus: God at Work in the Christian and Missionary Alliance for One Hundred Years (Christian Publications, 1986).


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Doesn't want to discuss the proposals at deadline. "It took a long time, I'll tell you that much. …"
"We're happy to have a 5-time all-star and a 40-goal scorer, one of the better goal scorers in the NHL. 28 years old.
"I'm sure it was difficult for Scott to make the decision to trade him as it was difficult for us to trade the players we traded."
"It was pretty much continuous. Before the deadline we were pretty active … I didn't want to make the deal he wanted, and he didn't accept what I was trying to trade to him. It's been a continuous process. We talked a lot."
"I would think (preserved core of team). Brandon and Artie were a piece of that core, but we think we've strengthened our club with the deal and there are still people we're going to be talking to."
"If you look at the total amount of the money traded we come out on the upside of this one, and you also have to remember Artie has one year left on his contract and he's going to be looking (for a raise). The money is a wash. It doesn't affect us as far as the cap is concerned. At this stage we don't have any idea where (the CBA) is going to go."
"We're always trying to improve the team. The opportunity was here at the trade deadline. We couldn't make it go. We always felt we could use a little more offense, especially with Gaborik (out). This changes the complexion of our team. It won't change the way we play, but he's a world class player. and he's excited to come to NY."
Doan "is purely speculation at this time."
"Most of these guys have grown up togehter. They've got good chemistry. I think by addng Nash it doesn't break up our hockey club. He's basically same age as the rest of our hockey club and we have more young players who will come into the field sooner or later. You don't get a chance to make a deal (like this) very often. This is a very important deal for our hockey club."
"I tried to make the deal at the trade deadline. We werent successful at that time. Losing Gaborik is still a big hurt for our team at this point in time. But Gaborik is going to be just fine. That wasn't the reason we made the deal for Nash."
"I just think it was a deal we couldn't turn down."
Weber offer sheet didn't have any impact, he said. "Didn't have anything to do with this."
On Torts' style and Nash's style:
"Absolutely. I haven't a worry in the world about that."
"Tortorella has coached against him and knew very well what his style was. Everyone in our organization was after this guy."
Rick Nash:
"I was very excited. Looking forward to this opportunity and helping what I think is already pretty special what they have going on with the Rangers."
"It was a tough time, a tough period of five months. The good thing is it's over and I can look forward to next year."
"I think they already are one of the top teams in the league and the players they have there is pretty impressive right from the goaltender and the defense and right on up. I'm proud to be part of the organizaiton and the whole city."
On playing with Richards in the Olympics:
"I think it will be great. When you play in a quick tournament like that, it helps. … Right now I'm not worried about those type things. I'm looking forward to a new chapter."
Impressed with Callahan as a captain. Said it's a tough job in NYC.
"We don't see him much, but I know from watching games and playing against him he's a heart-and-soul player and he'll do whatever it takes to get a win."
On asking for trade and why Rangers:
"Initially I went in with Scott Howson and trying to get a gameplan … was told there was going to be a rebuild. I've been here nine years and felt I could be a main piece of a rebuild for them …. i could help them rebuild and help my career … I thought the Rangers were perfect. I think it was a great fit for my style."
On the pre-deadline game at MSG:
"It was tough. It was definitely mentally draining. I took it as another game. That's pretty tough to do. … with all that around it and the whole situation I tried to be professional and take it like another game."


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checkcites.lua -- Version 1.0i from December 18, 2012. ====================================================== License ------- Copyright 2012 Enrico Gregorio, Paulo Roberto Massa Cereda - Enrico dot Gregorio at univr dot it - cereda at users dot sf dot net This script is licensed under the LaTeX Project Public License. If you want to support LaTeX development by a donation, the best way to do this is donating to the TeX Users Group. About ----- checkcites is a Lua script written for the sole purpose of detecting unused or undefined references from both LaTeX auxiliary or bibliography files. We use 'unused reference' to refer to the reference present the bibliography file -- with the '.bib' extension -- but not cited in the '.tex' file. The 'undefined reference' is exactly the opposite, that is, the items cited in the '.tex' file, but not present in the '.bib' file. The original idea came from a question posted in the TeX.sx community about how to check which bibliography entries were not used. We decided to write a script to check references. We opted for Lua, since it's a very straightforward language and it has an interpreter available on every modern TeX distribution. Installation ------------ 1. Create a new directory named 'checkcites' inside the 'scripts' directory of your TEXMF tree and copy the 'checkcites.lua' inside the new directory. In TeX Live, the new directory would be: texlive/<year>/texmf/scripts/checkcites 2. Rebuild the filename databases with the proper distro tool, e.g, running 'mktexlsr'. 3. Create a symbolic link to the newly created script inside the 'bin' directory of your TeX distro. In TeX Live, the full path is: texlive/<year>/bin/<arch> For TeX Live: Win32: make a copy of 'runscript.exe' inside the very same location (i.e, 'bin/win32') and rename it to 'checkcites.exe'. Linux: create a symbolic link (i.e, 'ln -s') inside the 'bin' directory, targeting the script set in #1. Name it 'checkcites' and give it proper execute ('x') permission. Usage ----- The script is pretty simple to use. The only requirement is a recent TeX distribution, such as TeX Live. Then run checkcites: $ checkcites It will print the script usage. The only required argument is the '.aux' file which is generated when you compile your '.tex' file. If your main document is named 'foo.tex', you will have a 'foo.aux' file too. To run the script on that file, go with: $ checkcites foo.aux checkcites allows an additional argument that will tell it how to behave. For example $ checkcites --unused foo.aux will make the script only look for unused references in your '.bib' file. The argument order doesn't matter, you can also run $ checkcites foo.aux --unused and get the same behaviour. Similarly, you can use $ checkcites --undefined foo.aux to make the script only look for undefined references in your '.tex' file. If you want checkcites to look for both unused and undefined references, go with $ checkcites --all foo.aux If no special argument is provided, --all is set as default. Official code repository ------------------------ http://github.com/cereda/checkcites
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HOUSTON - The Fort Bend County Sheriff's Office needs help finding a man who disappeared Sunday night.
According to deputies, Wilbert Neal, 68, left his mother's home in Hempstead at about 6 p.m. Neal spoke to his mother at about 10 p.m., but his location was not known. He told his mother he was headed to his home in Fresno.
Neal is a black, about 5 feet 9 inches tall and weighs about 160 pounds. He has salt-and-pepper, grayish hair.
According to investigators, Neal was last seen driving a gray 2004 Chevrolet pickup truck with Texas license plates AE50713. He was last seen wearing a white sweatshirt with blue writing that reads "Whidby Elementary." He was wearing blue jeans and black shoes.
According to relatives, Neal has high blood pressure and is a diabetic. He has not been diagnosed with any mental dementia, but relatives said he repeats himself when talking.
Anyone with information on Neal should contact the Fort Bend County Sheriff's Office Dispatch at 281-341-4665.
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A BARRISTER for Racing Victoria Limited told a Victorian Civil and Administrative Appeals Tribunal hearing that jockey Danny Nikolic was a ''liar, a proven liar and who had lied to the Racing Appeals and Disciplinary Board'' in an earlier hearing.
As closing arguments were being heard, Philip Dunn, QC, for RVL, accused Nikolic of being ''seriously out of control'', adding that Nikolic's evidence should be ''rejected''.
VCAT is hearing an appeal by Nikolic against a two-year disqualification imposed by the RAD Board after it found him guilty of threatening RVL chief steward Terry Bailey at Seymour in September.
Jack Rush, QC, for Nikolic, said the claims by Dunn that his client was ''weak and unmanly'' after the jockey changed his evidence following the RAD Board hearing was rather a ''sign of character'' on Nikolic's behalf.
The disgraced jockey also faced allegations on Tuesday that he had threatened another steward at an earlier VCAT hearing
The court released security footage from outside the VCAT building after the alleged intimidation threats by Nikolic to Wade Hadley. The film shows Nikolic following Hadley out of the building
In earlier evidence, Hadley said he was shocked and felt threatened by Nikolic. Hadley alleged Nikolic had said: ''I think you're going up in the world, let's see where you end up.'' Nikolic then allegedly called Hadley a ''f---ing fine specimen of a human being''.
Nikolic may face more charges from Racing Victoria at the conclusion of the appeal hearing over the alleged threats.
The VCAT hearing concluded on Tuesday, with Judge Michael Macnamara reserving his decision.
■Brisbane trainer Robert Heathcote has been fined $5000.
A post-race swab of Slick Image, who won at the Sunshine Coast on September 23, was found to contain an anti-inflammatory.


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Of all the offensive words you can actually publish in a newspaper, "whore" is among the most problematic.
Even though it's just a noun, whore comes with all sorts of connotations, none of them pleasant. The word is inherently sexist, as it's almost always applied to women and there is no equivalent pejorative term to describe a sexually promiscuous man.
Nonetheless, infamously verbose Winnipeg Centre MP Pat Martin could claim his recent use of the term "rat-faced whores" was intended to be gender-neutral. On Wednesday night, when Martin used his now-defunct Twitter account to hurl epithets at his Conservative colleagues, an argument could be made for the use of "whore" to mean somebody who compromises his or her values.
The intent of Martin's rant -- to chide the federal Tories for funding the Youth for Christ Centre in downtown Winnipeg -- suggests that was the NDPer's intention. But even Martin wasn't arguing semantics on Thursday when he apologized for his rant and deleted his Twitter account.
Resorting to semantics was how Martin got away with calling elected officials in Winnipeg "retarded" in 2007 after city council passed pesticide legislation the MP considered toothless. "They're so retarded as an institution," Martin said at the time, insisting his use of an offensive adjective was justified by one of its uncommon meanings -- something that is slow to develop.
This is only one of Pat Martin's outbursts over the years. There's always been something calculated about them, both before and after the proliferation of social media. Like other outspoken individuals who happen to live a public life, Martin has enough media savvy to know a pithy, sharp-tongued comment is way more likely to generate a prime-time TV sound bite or a newspaper clipping than any of the bland and banal statements politicians typically utter in an effort to avoid actually saying anything.
In what's become a symbiotic relationship, reporters have come to rely upon these sorts of outbursts -- from Martin, Transcona Coun. Russ Wyatt or anyone else brave or stupid enough to court attention -- to add colour to routine stories.
But even deliberate provocation has its limits. Martin finally crossed over his own ill-defined line during Wednesday evening's rant, which mostly focused on Youth For Christ funding but also included references to the personal life of senior Manitoba MP Vic Toews.
In the harsh light of a Thursday morning, Martin told Free Press Ottawa bureau chief Mia Rabson his rant was not intended for wide consumption.
"I was just private-tweeting to my followers," said the 15-year MP, a veteran of six federal election campaigns and untold hundreds of TV, radio, print and online media interviews during his time in office.
Of course, nothing you do on Twitter is private. Any tweet you ever make can be read by anyone, not just those who sign up for your Twitter feed. And even a so-called private tweet -- a direct message on Twitter -- can and will be shared if it's offensive, much the same way a private email can and will be shared, as Conservative cabinet minister Tony Clement discovered after calling a Parry Sound, Ont., teenager a jackass.
What Pat Martin would have us believe is after using Twitter for several years, he suddenly has no idea how Twitter works. This is akin to getting pulled over for a speeding ticket and telling the traffic-patrol officer you weren't actually certain how to use that gas-pedal thingy on the floor of your Volvo.
Thanks to some sort of cosmic joke, Martin became the second Winnipeg public figure to make this incredible argument in less than 24 hours. On Wednesday, Winnipeg Jets winger Evander Kane told Free Press hockey writer Ed Tait he tweeted a picture of himself clutching several wads of cash on a Las Vegas balcony as a private joke to boxer Floyd Mayweather Jr.
"I just reached out to Floyd as a joke on Twitter. It really wasn't meant for anybody else except Floyd, but it kinda just blew up and took off," said Kane, who had 110,463 Twitter followers as of Thursday afternoon.
Apparently, a "private tweet" is a term used by public figures to describe a message or series of messages they regret making in public. The message is clear: I am so deeply, truly sorry you happened to notice that thing I just did in front of thousands upon thousands of people.
There are those who would argue Pat Martin and Evander Kane are actually dumb enough not to know how Twitter works. That sentiment, however uncharitable, still amounts to apologism.
Celebrities crave attention for a variety of psychological reasons that range from low self-esteem to a desire to feel powerful. Getting that attention, of course, comes with all sorts of unpleasant side-effects, not the least onerous of which is intense public scrutiny.
The real whores in this story -- in the sense Pat Martin did intend -- are the public figures who seek our acknowledgement, only to shrink away when that attention turns out to be something decidedly less rewarding than love, adulation and acclaim.


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Topic: chemoembolization vs radioembolization
Wondering who here PERSONALLY has had either and how it went?
Looking for REAL LIFE thoughts and experiences (as opposed to links
and medical data which I can never understand anyway) please.
After Kyle finishes 2 more weeks of Gem/Cis (total now of 16 chemo
treatments--not cycles. He will have had 18 total chemo days of
gem/cis when he's done)
With ZERO 'bad' side effects other than tired. No numbness,
sensitivity to cold, nada. he feels pretty darn lucky.
They want him to meet with a radiologist and discuss the above
two options. I have read LOTS online about pros/cons...but would
LOVE to hear PERSONAL stories of those who have done it.
Real life examples.
I am nervous to venture into the unknown when what we're
doing is working quite well. We would like as much GOOD time
as possible...so far that's what we're getting.
As a refresher kyle was diagnosed in March of this yr.
Stage 4, one main liver tumor with 2 or 3 regional lymph nodes
involved and 2 teeny spots in lungs. But yup, still stage 4 metastatic
cancer. never a great thing. but fight we will for as long as we can.
Anyone that can share their story here?
Please and Thank you!


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Annual Farm and Forest Festival celebrates simple living, sustainability
Published: Thursday, April 18, 2013 at 6:01 a.m.
Last Modified: Wednesday, April 17, 2013 at 12:10 p.m.
Hundreds of people are expected to gather right before Earth Day to celebrate simple living and sustainability in Gainesville.
Farm and Forest Festival
What: Annual event featuring food, music, demonstrations, animals, environmental displays, wagon rides and more
When: 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday
Where: Morningside Nature Center, 3540 E. University Ave.
Cost: $5 adults, $3 children 3 to 12
Info: 334-3326, www.cityofgainesvilleparks.org
The city's 35th annual Farm and Forest Festival is planned Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Morningside Nature Center.
Gary Paul, volunteer services coordinator for Gainesville's Parks, Recreation and Cultural Affairs Department, said the focus of the festival is usually centered around historical re-enactments, but this year's event will focus on sustainability and the environment.
"The whole gist of this is to help people learn how to live more lightly on the Earth," he said.
The festival will feature food, music, environmental displays, guided walks, horse-drawn wagon rides and more. Admission is $5 for adults, $3 for children 3 to 12 and free for children 2 and younger.
He said he hopes the festival will encourage visitors to appreciate the variety of plants at the nature center. He said the center has nearly 600 plant species and almost 280 acres of land.
"It's very easy to see a lot in a small area," he said. "You really have the sense of being in Florida the way it was before the Europeans came. It's pretty nice."
The festival also will feature talks on eating locally grown and organic food. "There's such a big local food and organic food movement in this town," he said.
Paul said he thinks the festival's new focus will be successful and attract people for years to come.
"We think we're onto something there," he said. "We think it's something they can build on and really make it the go-to place (for sustainability)."
Festival coordinator Sally Wazny agreed. She said the event will kick off the parks department's Earth Day celebrations.
"That emphasis on sustainability is something we're very, very excited about," she said.
She said the event is an opportunity for the community to celebrate nature, and she hopes to see about 700 to 1,000 people attend.
"In general, the highlight of this year's festival is the transformation from a festival that was really very farm-centric ... to being a festival that is really focusing on environmental issues," she said.
The festival will feature activities like blacksmithing and flint-knapping. "We wanted to maintain that farm concept and that farm idea, but put more forest into the Farm and Forest Festival," she said.
Paul said he hopes the event shows visitors a different side of Gainesville.
"None of our events are really about making money," he said. "They're about educating people to some aspect of our world and our culture."
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National Championship Matchup: #8 Kentucky Vs. #7 Connecticut
No. 8-seeded Kentucky stunned No. 2-seeded Michigan in the Elite Eight and shut down Wisconsin's Frank Kaminsky and the Badgers offense in the Final Four.
Semifinal Matchup: #7 Connecticut Vs. #1 Florida
It was three years ago that Jim Calhoun led the UConn Huskies to the college basketball national championship. That Final Four included two of the teams in this year's Final Four in UConn and Kentucky
Semifinal Matchup: #8 Kentucky Vs. #2 Wisconsin
Wisconsin—who was overshadowed by other top Big Ten teams in the tournament in Michigan and Michigan State—is now the last man standing and hoping to win it all with the likes of big man, Frank Kaminsky.
Round Of 8 Matchup: #7 Connecticut Vs. #4 Michigan State
Shabazz Napier and DeAndre Daniels of Connecticut were dominating against Iowa State and helped their team elevate to the Elite Eight.
Round Of 8 Matchup: #8 Kentucky Vs. #2 Michigan
Michigan saw its toughest foe yet in the tournament, thus far, with Tennessee in the Sweet 16, but they proved with a barrage of three-point shots and an explosive offense that they were ready.
Round Of 8 Matchup: #11 Dayton Vs. #1 Florida
An 11-seed taking on a one-seed should not be close, but with wins over Ohio State, Syracuse and Stanford, this is a Flyers team that believes they can win.


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Apparently robotic hamsters are the cute must-have gift this Christmas, but, as they're in short supply, the Palm Pixi might make a good alternative.
Palm's newest smartphone, made available on November 15 on the Sprint network in the US, has a cuddly form factor you can almost fit in your palm and an interface to coo over. Read more


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Afghan local police attend their graduation ceremony in Laghman Province on Monday. Afghan forces took control of security across the country on June 18, marking a milestone as US-led troops prepare to withdraw after 12 years of fighting the Taliban.
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TripAdvisor Names 10 Top-Flight Airport Hotels In America
Travelers Help Identify Outstanding Properties within Two Miles of Major U.S. Airports
NEWTON, Mass., Dec. 19, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- TripAdvisor®, the world's largest travel site*, today announced 10 top-flight U.S. airport hotels, according to TripAdvisor travelers. Each of these properties1 is highly rated among the TripAdvisor community and located within two miles of a major airport. A 2012 TripAdvisor.com site poll of more than 2,500 respondents revealed that 67 percent of travelers have stayed at an airport hotel.
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1. Cedarbrook Lodge, Seattle, Washington – Average Nightly Rate: $175+
A free ten-minute shuttle ride from the Seattle/Tacoma International Airport transfers travelers to this acclaimed hotel, which provides luxurious in-room amenities, modern meeting areas, and floor-to-ceiling windows boasting magnificent views. One TripAdvisor traveler commented, "Perfect hotel to stay at close to the Seattle Airport, with free shuttle to and from airport, great workout room, and quiet, tranquil grounds."
2. Four Seasons Hotel Las Vegas, Las Vegas, Nevada – Average Nightly Rate: $167+
Located just minutes from the world famous Las Vegas Strip and McCarran International Airport, this luxury hotel offers premium fitness facilities, twice-daily housekeeping services, an airline boarding pass kiosk for fast check-ins, and spectacular views of the mountains, desert, pool and gardens. One TripAdvisor traveler noted, "This is the perfect hotel if you want to spend some time in Las Vegas, yet want a quiet place to relax."
3. Cambria Suites Raleigh-Durham Airport, Morrisville, North Carolina – Average Nightly Rate: $90+
Conveniently located one mile from the Raleigh-Durham International Airport, the Cambria Suites Raleigh-Durham Airport hotel offers modern rooms with free Wi-fi and is also within about a half hour drive to many of the area's top universities, including Duke University, North Carolina State University, and University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. One TripAdvisor traveler described the hotel as, "Well-designed, modern, clean, attractive room with great desk, free Wi-Fi and two flat screen TVs."
4. Grand Hyatt DFW, Dallas, Texas – Average Nightly Rate: $148+
Conveniently connected to one of the terminals at Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport, this hotel offers state-of-the-art sophistication. Travelers can enjoy hypoallergenic, sound-proofed guestrooms, luxurious pillow-top beds, and deluxe bathrooms with granite soaking tubs and separate showers. "If you need to stay somewhere overnight between flights, this is perfect," commented a TripAdvisor traveler.
5. Hampton Inn and Suites Detroit / Airport-Romulus, Romulus, Michigan – Average Nightly Rate: $82+
One mile from Detroit Metro Airport, guests can enjoy a relaxing slumber in one of the hotel's 126 guest rooms. Travelers can relax by a refreshing indoor swimming pool, and enjoy a hot complimentary breakfast. Free printing services for boarding passes or meeting schedules are also available. One TripAdvisor traveler said, "Less than a mile from DTW, it's so convenient if you've got an early flight out."
6. Radisson Hotel Phoenix Airport, Phoenix, Arizona – Average Nightly Rate: $77+
Conveniently located one mile north of Sky Harbor International Airport, the Radisson Hotel Phoenix Airport hotel is newly renovated and praised for its warm and friendly staff. Its location provides easy access to the Light Rail and the heart of downtown Phoenix. A TripAdvisor traveler said, "What really sets this hotel apart is the excellent service."
7. Comfort Suites Miami Airport North, Miami Springs, Florida – Average Nightly Rate: $137+
A short distance from Miami International Airport, this hotel offers guests a remarkable stay. A complimentary breakfast buffet, 42-inch high-definition televisions and a heated outdoor pool make this a top rated hotel for travelers on the fly. Guests have access to a computer, copy and fax services and even a meeting room. "They really want you to feel at home, and our comfort level was right on that," commented a TripAdvisor traveler.
8. Residence Inn Arlington Pentagon City, Arlington, Virginia – Average Nightly Rate: $119+
Less than two miles from the Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport, the Residence Inn Arlington Pentagon City hotel provides in-room full kitchens, and is also steps away from the underground public transit system allowing easy access to many of the capital's s top attractions. One TripAdvisor traveler noted, "The staff is always helpful and the location is really hard to beat."
9. Hyatt Place Portland Airport / Cascade Station, Portland, Oregon – Average Nightly Rate: $106+
Located within one mile of the Portland International Airport and in the Cascade Station shopping area, the Hyatt Place Portland Airport/Cascade Station offers guests complimentary continental breakfast, and free Wi-Fi and parking. Before retreating to their room, travelers are invited to enjoy a workout in the fitness center followed by a refreshing dip in the indoor pool. One TripAdvisor traveler noted, "The rooms are spacious, well appointed with mini fridge, desk and free Wi-Fi."
10. Drury Inn & Suites Nashville Airport, Nashville, Tennessee – Average Nightly Rate: $99+
Those traveling to "Music City" will find a variety of amenities at this hotel near the Nashville International Airport. Guests will enjoy an indoor/outdoor pool, hot tub, free breakfast buffet along with complimentary popcorn and soda in the afternoons. One TripAdvisor traveler commented, "We will go out of our way to stay at a Drury Inn. The people and the facility make the extra miles to get there well worthwhile."
"Whether travelers need a good option for an overnight layover due to holiday delays, or just a place to stay conveniently located near the airport, these hotels all receive high marks from the TripAdvisor traveler community," said Brooke Ferencsik, director of communications at TripAdvisor.
1 The list is based on the most highly rated hotels according to the TripAdvisor Popularity Index within a two-mile radius of major U.S. airports. Only one hotel was named per airport.
About TripAdvisor
TripAdvisor® is the world's largest travel site,* enabling travelers to plan and have the perfect trip. TripAdvisor offers trusted advice from real travelers and a wide variety of travel choices and planning features with seamless links to booking tools. TripAdvisor branded sites make up the largest travel community in the world, with more than 60 million unique monthly visitors*, and over 75 million reviews and opinions. The sites operate in 30 countries worldwide, including China under daodao.com. TripAdvisor also includes TripAdvisor for Business, a dedicated division that provides the tourism industry access to millions of monthly TripAdvisor visitors.
TripAdvisor, Inc. (NASDAQ: TRIP) manages and operates websites under 19 other travel media brands, and together the sites attract more than 69 million unique monthly visitors.** TripAdvisor, Inc.'s travel media brands include www.airfarewatchdog.com, www.bookingbuddy.com, www.cruisecritic.com, www.everytrail.com, www.familyvacationcritic.com, www.flipkey.com, www.holidaylettings.co.uk, www.holidaywatchdog.com, www.independenttraveler.com, www.onetime.com, www.seatguru.com, www.sniqueaway.com, www.smartertravel.com, www.tingo.com, www.travel-library.com, www.travelpod.com, www.virtualtourist.com, www.whereivebeen.com, and www.kuxun.cn.
*Source: comScore Media Metrix for TripAdvisor Sites, Worldwide, July 2012
**Source: comScore Media Metrix for TripAdvisor, Inc. and its subsidiaries, Worldwide, July 2012
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