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#BeatMiami: Social Media Recap
In the first of of a two-game exhibition series against ACC members, the Saint Leo men's basketball season stunned the University of Miami 69-67 at the Bank United Center
Storified by Taylor McGillis · Sat, Nov 03 2012 08:30:55
On the road to Coral Gables. #BeatMiamisaintleolions
Arrived in the Gables. 90 minutes 'til tip-off vs @hurricanesports. #BeatMiamisaintleolions
Hour and a half till tip off. #beatmiamiWill Johansen
Cinemagram: Dom Robinson warming up before game vs. @HurricaneSports http://cinemagr.am/show/34704301 #cinemagraph #gifSaint Leo Athletics
Cale Girten out early getting a few shots up. 70 minutes 'til tip. #BeatMiamisaintleolions
Men's Basketball vs @Hurricanesports starting in just a few minutes. #BeatMiamisaintleolions
More pictures from tonight's upset victory! Opening tip! http://instagr.am/p/Rjk0QmE9i7/Saint Leo Athletics
Timeout with 3:35 remaining in half. Lions still lead 32-25. #BeatMiami http://pic.twitter.com/IJqgo5poSaint Leo Athletics
Trent Thomas for threeeeee! Lions extend lead against @HurricaneSports to 52-39. #BeatMiamisaintleolions
Lets go lions!!! #Defense #beatmiamiTara Mansur
Marcus Ruh with the diving steal, gets it to Shaun Adams for the flush! Lions up 61-60. with 4:27 remaining. #BeatMiamiSaint Leo Athletics
Lions hold a 66-64 lead with 2:20 remaining. #beatmiamisaintleolions
@slu_sid UPSET CITY BABYDick Vitale
FINAL- LIONS TAKE DOWN MIAMI 69-67! #ShockTheWorld #BeatMiamiSaint Leo Athletics
RT @slu_sid: @CommishOnline Believe it or not - the @SaintLeoLions Men's Basketball team JUST #BEATMIAMI http://pic.twitter.com/GMl41NhaJustin Pawlowski
Congrats @FranReidy @johnsemeraro! "@SaintLeoLions: Men's Basketball: Saint Leo 69, Miami (Fla.) 67 (Final) Lions Stun Hurricanes."Rob Higgins
Gutsy performance by the Lions tonight as Saint Leo knocks off the Hurricanes in Miami. I love the heart and toughness of this team.Lance Randall
they played an amazing game, @denissemarie_13 & i were very impressed :) @SaintLeoLions http://pic.twitter.com/goRozErXNicole Rivera
Congrats @SaintLeoLions and @CoachRandallSLU on the win over Miami tonight.Jay Jones
Coach Randall and his guys talking about the game... http://instagr.am/p/Rjkhe8E9iz/Saint Leo Athletics
So, St. Leo over Miami in exhibition basketball tonight. http://saintleolions.com/sports/mbkb/2012-13/releases/20121102y1aglh #goaccMark Ennis
Watch video of closing seconds and celebration as Div. II St. Leo beat Miami in exhibition hoops tonight. http://www.sun-sentinel.com/sports/um-hurricanes/sfl-miami-hoops-stunned-by-division-ii-st-leo-in-exhibition-20121102,0,1144780.storyMichael Casagrande
Saint Leo Stuns Miami in Exhibition Showdown, 69-67 http://bit.ly/U5KHp1Saint Leo Athletics
#miami #basketball upset by #stleo.Michael Casagrande
Final box score of win over @CanesHoops. http://instagr.am/p/RjU-5TE9oL/Saint Leo Athletics
Men's Basketball Postgame vs. Miami 11-02-12saintleolions
Watch the Lions celebrate!! http://www.sun-sentinel.com/videogallery/73152728/Sports/St.-Leo-celebrates-win-at-MiamiEvan Ortiz
Coming home to this >>> http://instagr.am/p/RjuUx0QOMl/Spenser Mitchell
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Spring Sips So Good They're a Sin
When spring is in the air, our taste buds begin craving sweet sips that are sweet and delicious enough to enjoy in the warmer months.
When spring is in the air, our taste buds begin craving sweet sips that are sweet and delicious enough to enjoy in the warmer months.
Springtime offers up plenty of delicious fruits that lend themselves well to seasonal spring cocktails. From strawberries to raspberries to oranges, fruits make spring cocktails even more yummy by adding a refreshing sweet kick to balance out the booze.
To celebrate the end of winter, what better way to enjoy the spring months than by shaking up one or all of these sinfully good spring drink recipes and toast to a lovely spring season. Check out some of the Web's best spring cocktail recipes and get ready to shake up these spring sips so good, they're a sin!
Three Times the Green for Spring
Ciera Design featured this delicious looking sip that's the perfect mojito to sip on during springtime. With just 3 ingredients, you can easily mix up this green concoction for a refreshing drink to sip on as you watch the sunset.
A Tenacious Tequila Paired With Sweet Strawberries
We combined tequila with strawberries for a spring cocktail that soothes at the first sip. But don't be fooled by this drink's pretty exterior. This cocktail is to be sipped slowly as it definitely packs enough punch in just one drink.
Refreshing Mulberries in a Drink
Mulberries are a fruit that is often overlooked when thinking of making a cocktail. Social Moms featured this spring cocktail recipe that uses mulberries in the best way possible: in lemonade and a smoothie. Check out their two recipes for a oh-so-good way to use mulberries.
Sangria for the Spring
Eat Drink Love featured this citrus and pineapple sangria that just makes our mouths water at the sight of it. There's nothing better for springtime that blends these fruits with Sprite and fruity wine for a drink that'll transport you to the tropics.
A Dairy-Free Strawberry Milkshake
You can still enjoy a milkshake if you're on a dairy-free diet. This delicious strawberry shake featured on With Style & Grace uses coconut milk ice cream to create a drink that scores in the spring.
Vitamin C Loaded Cocktail
Make use of seasonal oranges and whip up this orange float cocktail recipe for a truly indulgent treat that tastes like dessert in a cup. Spiked with just the right amount of vodka, this tipsy drink will be a treat.
Purple Haze Drink
Pomegranates are not only a trendy ingredient, but offer cocktails enough zing to give it a kick for spring. Mixing that with green tea and vodka, and you've got yourself a nice seasonal sip.
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Curzon rebrands on-demand service; announces day and date schedule
EXCLUSIVE: Service rebranded as Curzon Home Cinema; upcoming titles include A Late Quartet, Stories We Tell, Something in the Air.
Effective April 5, Curzon Artificial Eye's VOD platform Curzon on Demand is rebranding to Curzon Home Cinema.
The first film to be released under the new moniker will be drama A Late Quartet on April 5, starring Christopher Walken, Catherine Keener and Philip Seymour Hoffman. The film gets a day and date release, priced at £10 online.
Additional upcoming day and date releases include Olivier Assayas' Something In The Air, rock documentary Beware of Mr Baker and Sarah Polley's Stories We Tell.
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RANCHO CUCAMONGA – San Antonio Community Hospital and the American Red Cross today will hold a blood drive and food drive (applesauce cups, cup of noodles, granola bars)for homeless children Wednesday at Rancho San Antonio Medical Plaza, 7777 Milliken Ave.
The drive will be from 7:30 a.m. to 7 p.m.
All donors will receive a complimentary cupcake from My Delight Cup Cakery in Ontario, a hospital meal pass from the hospital, and $5 coupon to Acapulco Mexican Restaurant. Donors will also receive vouchers for two tickets to the Laugh Factory and a USC basketball game.
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Sexy, sexy. from Uncrate's review: The Antec Skeleton ($TBA) is a futuristic, open-air PC enclosure that keeps your components cool — in more ways than one. Made of 0.8mm cold rolled steel, the Skeleton has a front 92mm fan, a top three speed 250mm fan with multicolor LED customization, layered component trays, rackmount quality side rails, 7 expansion slots, and room for 4 drive bays.


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Overton needed a win from the last game of a long Hampshire Premier League season for a top five finish – and they got it it in convincing style at Hedge End.
Overton fielded James Jupp in goal after playing most of the season at right back, and he had to make a couple of stops from long range.
The game became open and Chris Morris, Chris Lavisher and Danny Houseman all missed chances before the break.
The second half began at a fast and furious pace and rash tackles went flying in.
With only five minutes gone Hedge End were reduced to ten men after a player was dismissed for retaliating following a foul.
The home side took immediate revenge as Andy Bauck gave them the lead from the free-kick.
Straight from the restart Nick Jupp committed another foul and yet again the Hedge End player tried to retaliate and was also shown a straight red card to leave the hosts down to nine men.
United manager Jamie Fewtrell then decided to play three up front and Ollie Bode went from right back to centre forward to support Lavisher and Houseman.
The tactical switch worked straight away as Bode equalised on the hour and from then on in it was all Overton.
Houseman put United ahead six minutes later, Myles Englefield netted the third then Lavisher made it 4-1 to finish the game.
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This article was published 13/5/2013 (1561 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
The Winnipeg Blue Bombers are filling up their depth chart as training camp approaches.
The club announced today the signing of three import defensive players – defensive backs Bert Brown and David James and linebacker Daniel Sheffield – while also inviting Winnipeg Rifles receiver Brett Carter to training camp.
Brown (6-feet, 169; Union College) racked up 123 tackles, 35 pass knockdowns, five forced fumbles, three fumble recoveries and five blocked kicks during his college career and also returned punts and kicks.
James (5-foot-11, 190; Weber State, was a Wyoming transfer who was considered one of the top cornerbacks in the Big Sky Conference. He finished his college days with 98 tackles and four interceptions while starting in 26 games over three seasons.
Sheffield (6-3, 206; Troy) attended training camp with the Saskatchewan Roughriders last year but was one of the team's final cuts. He played three years with the Trojans, registering 147 tackles, seven tackles for a loss, 2.5 sacks and one interception.
Carter, meanwhile, will participate in training camp after playing the last two years with the Rifles. The former St. Vital Mustang was a Canadian Junior Football League All-Canadian and the Rifles' MVP after pulling in 48 passes for 782 yards and six touchdowns.


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Christina Aguilera is probably pregnant
In non-Paris Hilton related news, Christina Aguilera and Jordan Bratman stopped by a maternity center yesterday, fueling rumors that Christina is pregnant. TMZ reports they stopped by New York's Maternal Fetal Medicine Association, known for their expertise in high-risk pregnancies and state-of-the-art ultrasounds.
Notice that Christina Aguilera is covering up her stomach in every single shot here. Also notice that she looks pissed as hell. Which doesn't make any sense, because the father of her baby is so incredibly good looking. Oh, no, wait, that's a mirror. Man, look at him. They'll be lucky if this kid isn't born with hamburger meat for a face. Or isn't a damn Mr. Potato Head.


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Jenson Button: "Visiting a new circuit is always an interesting challenge. You approach it in a very different way from a track you've visited before - Thursday's trackwalk and those first laps are all about exploration and understanding as you gather information from lots of different sources in a bid to build up a complete picture of the track and what's required to get the best from it.
"On paper, the circuit looks to have a little bit of everything - the plan-view certainly looks familiar; you can see elements of the Maggotts/Becketts complex from Silverstone; there's a reverse of Istanbul Park's Turn Eight, too; and I can even see a bit of the Hockenheim infield, too.
"Whether those elements will blend together to make a satisfying whole remains to be seen, but there are a couple of long straights into tight corners, too, which should at least open up the possibility of overtaking.
"I think we're in for a fantastic weekend - I really cannot wait to get out to Austin and see the city, the people and the track. I think it's going to be brilliant."
Lewis Hamilton: "It's crazy to think that the last United States Grand Prix was five years ago! It's a race I still remember like yesterday, though - the nervy anticipation as I drove into the Speedway for the very first time, the thousands of supportive fans, and the fantastic car I had beneath me that enable me to take my second grand prix victory in the space of a week. For me, those were incredible, thrilling times.
"I have to admit - I'm absolutely made-up that we're going back to the States. It's a fantastic country and a place where our sport truly deserves to be. I think the Circuit Of The Americas looks like it could also be the place that modern Formula 1 finally calls home. I've only driven it on the computer and in the sim, but I think it's going to be a track that drivers enjoy, which produces some great, close racing, and which fans will quickly love.
"This is a new circuit, a new challenge and a new opportunity - I'm definitely looking to be the first grand prix winner at the Circuit Of The Americas."
Martin Whitmarsh - Team principal, Vodafone McLaren Mercedes: "I've always maintained that Formula 1's presence in the United States is crucial, so I'm personally pleased and satisfied that we're finally returning to America after spending far too long away from its shores.
"On a wider level, the arrival of a state-of-the-art, purpose-build grand prix track is perfect for Formula 1, and this is a golden opportunity for the sport to finally put down roots and find a long-term home. From a business perspective, too, we are in the right place at the right time. This is an invaluable commercial opportunity for the sport, for Vodafone McLaren Mercedes and our partners.
"With Lewis, we won the last grand prix to be held in the United States back in 2007. After a strong, but ultimately disappointing, performance in Abu Dhabi last week, I know that both Lewis and Jenson head to Austin, determined to pick up the baton and return us to the top step of the podium.
"This should be a great race for Formula 1."
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PRESS RELEASE: Jessica Nguyen from the 13th Wimbledon Scout Group has been selected from South West to represent the UK at the 23rd World Scout Jamboree in Japan in 2015. She will be part of the a unit of 36 young people aged 14-17, who will be guided by four volunteer leaders from South East and South West London who have been specially selected to support the unit during their adventure.
Jessica is one of 36 successful young people candidates chosen for the trip of a lifetime after impressing at a special selection event. Jessica was selected at a selection event at Polyapes Scout Campsite where she had to complete a variety of team activities and creativity tests to demonstrate why they should be part of the unit.
Preparations for the Jamboree have already begun and continue over the next year, during which time they will grow in confidence and learn many new skills. The unit will bond over a series of weekend camps and activities on the lead up to the Jamboree to ensure they are fully prepared for the trip.
Jessica will be part of part of the 2,400 Scouts and Guides attending the Jamboree from across the UK. Before the event the UK Contingent will travel to Tokyo before heading down to Kirara-hama where the specially built Jamboree site is located.
Over the 10 days at the Jamboree, Jessica will join with 30,000 Scouts from around the world and they will camp, live and work together for 10 unforgettable days of celebration and international friendship.
They will work together to find out about each countries cultures and faiths, learn new skills, take part in adventurous activities and tackle some of the biggest issues facing the world today.
Attending the Jamboree is an opportunity of a lifetime for Jessica and the rest of the UK Contingent to represent the 500,000 UK Scout Association members. Not only will they get to meet 30,000 people from nearly every country in the world - and share their knowledge and experiences whilst working towards greater international understanding - this Jamboree offers them the chance to learn new skills that they can use in other aspects of their life.
Between now and the summer of 2015 Jessica will bond with the unit from South West and East of London learning how to live and work together for their adventure of a life time. Activities will include: • Building a sense of team work and togetherness, • Prepare for a period of three weeks away from home in a very different cultural setting, • Developing the skills needed and prepare themselves for the life changing experience, • Fundraising as a unit the £3600 per participant attendance fee.
Jessica from 13th Wimbledon Scout Group said: "I have never been to a Jamboree before and I wanted the experience and opportunities that being part of an international Jamboree can bring"
Chief Scout, Bear Grylls said: "Congratulations to Jessica and all the other young people who have been selected to represent their communities at the World Scout Jamboree in Japan in 2015. Over the course of the Jamboree these young people will be able to meet people from around the world, take part in amazing adventures and experiences and be challenged to think about global issues in a new light. I wish them all the best and I know they are going to have an amazing time over the 18 months in the run up to the event"
ENDS Notes to Editors • The 23rd World Scout Jamboree Japan2015will take place from 28th • The Jamboree will be held at Kirara-hama, Yamaguchi City, Japan • For more information about the UK Team please visit http://www.ukcontingent.org.uk/ • On the 70th world will gather at Peace Dome in Hiroshima • The theme of the Jamboree is "A spirit of unity"
• In an event that involves young people from more countries than attended the 2012 Olympic Games, 30,000 Scouts will camp, live and work together for 10 unforgettable days of celebration and international friendship.
• For 10 days, young people work together to find out about each others' cultures and faiths, learn new skills, take part in adventurous activities and grow as global citizens to tackle some of the biggest issues facing the world today.
• Every four years, 30,000 young people from almost every country in the world come together for one of the biggest adventures in Scouting.
• For 10 days, young people live and work together to find out about each others' cultures and faiths, learn new skills, take part in adventurous activities and tackle some of the biggest issues facing the world today.
• The Jamboree is organised and run by several thousand adult volunteers from around the world, who give up their time to enable the young people to have an amazing experience and ensure the safe running of the event.
• The first World Scout Jamboree took place in London in 1920. In 2007 the UK hosted the World Scout Jamboree as part of Scouting's Centenary Celebrations.
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HOUSTON - A man was robbed in the drive-thru of a Crosby bank and police identified a suspect from a cigarette left in the victim's car, officials said.
Investigators said the victim had just deposited a check in the drive-thru lane of Compass Bank, 6011 Main Street in Crosby on June 15, and when he drove off, a man walked in front of his vehicle, forcing him to stop. A second man then approached the vehicle and they both got in the car. The victim said the man in the back seat was armed and told him to back through the drive-thru window to withdraw $2,500. However, at the drive-thru window, the victim was told the amount was too large and he needed to go in the lobby.
The robbers told the man to do it and if he told anyone, he would be shot, according to court records. One of the robbers walked with the victim inside the bank, officials said. After the withdrawal, the suspects fled the scene.
The victim told a Harris County sheriff's deputy that the back-seat robber smoked a cigarette during the crime and left a cigarette butt in his ashtray. The cigarette was processed for DNA, which matched Donald Ray Frenney, 53, officials said.
The victim also identified Frenney through a photo line-up, court documents said.
Frenney was charged with aggravated robbery with a deadly weapon.
The second suspect remains on the loose.
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This was a possibly fictitious device mentioned by Caractacus Burke to Albus Dumbledore years ago. When thinking that Merope's claim that she had Salazar Slytherin's locket was ludicrous, he brought up someone saying "Oh, this was Merlin's, this was his favourite teapot." This was a reference to the usually highly exaggerated claims people made regarding the objects they brought to the store.[1]
- Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince (First mentioned)
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Issue 26 of Knit Now comes with a special 'traditional Christmas' inspired pullout designed by Anna Elliott.
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NEW YORK -- Research In Motion ( RIMM) disappointed Wall Street Thursday with its fiscal first-quarter results. The BlackBerry maker reported a much wider-than-anticipated loss , pushed back the launch of the BlackBerry 10 until the first calendar quarter of 2013 and announced plans to lay off 5,000 employees, roughly 30% of its work force. Shares of Research in Motion fell 15.12% in premarket trading Friday to $7.72. RIM Plunges on Loss; BB10 Delay: Live Blog Recap
Nike ( NKE) posted fiscal fourth-quarter earnings on Thursday that missed analysts' expectations. The sneaker maker reported a profit of $549 million, or $1.17 a share, on revenue of $6.47 billion for the three months ended in May; analysts were expecting earnings of $1.37 a share on revenue of $6.51 billion. The company attributed the year-over-year decline in earnings to lower gross margin, higher SG&A spending, a higher effective tax rate and costs related to restructuring operations in western Europe. Shares of Nike fell 11.56% in premarket trading Friday to $85.69.
Anheuser-Busch InBev ( BUD), the world's largest brewer, confirmed Friday that it would buy the rest of Mexican brewer Grupo Modelo that it doesn't already own for $20.1 billion. Meanwhile, Constellation Brands ( STZ) said it would buy the remaining 50% of Crown Imports that it doesn't already own from Anheuser-Busch for $1.85 billion following Anheuser-Busch's deal to buy Modelo. Constellation and Modelo owned Crown as a joint venture. Constellation Brands' stock was climbing 4.46% in premarket trading Friday to $22.73. Bankers Should Be Afraid of Their Own Shadow
Retailer Finish Line ( FINL) reported first-quarter net income Friday of $12.3 million, or 24 cents a share, down from year-earlier earnings of $16.4 million, or 30 cents. Analysts, on average, anticipated earnings of 23 cents a share. The company forecast an increase in earnings per share for the next fiscal year of about 7; it earned $1.53 a share in fiscal 2012. Previously, Finish Line projected earnings per share growth would be in the mid-single digits.
KB Home ( KBH) is expected by analysts Friday to report a second-quarter loss of 35 cents a share on sales of $294.8 million. Is Facebook Better Than Sex? -- Written by Joseph Woelfel >To contact the writer of this article, click here: Joseph Woelfel >To submit a news tip, send an email to: email@example.com.


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I used Sticky Bumps for the most part . I used to be a sex wax fan but got tired or rewaxing a board often. My wife gets me that Eco Palmetto Surfwax that Eco Friendly that you can use in all temps. I tried magma that **** blows donkeys u end up with more of it on your wetsuit then you do on your board after a session.
i like palmers or sticky wax, there pretty close. i like palmers cause its a bit more gummy. i do notice it comes off on my trunks, but hey its a sport right? i haven't used sex wax in years, just thought it was always too hard. and honestly, i don't want my 6 year old child asking me what sex is....
i gotta get me some Fu WAX! http://www.surfpoint.com.br/shop/pro...te-Branca.html theres the stuff, and heres an article about it thats more useful than the 1st link http://www.stabmag.com/elliot/a-stup...tle-wax-theory. i'm very intrigued to be honest. you can't buy the stuff online.
i like my wax the way I like my sex.. rough, sticky, and occasionally smelly!
Basecoat of palmers, then the rest palmers, and imo it should be pronounced pallm-er-s
all about my palmers
I saw Kelly Slater at the quicki pro he was using GOO GONE for traction
I use pretty much anything i can get my hands on but ive noticed sticky bumps has better traction but sex wax lasts longer. I also tried rob machado's homemade blend and that worked really well but its more expensive. I would definitely try the banana wax if I could get my hands on it...


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lol that's what I was going to post! (when you click the article on the front page it only showed one comment)
Tethered or not, at least they're putting it out there for others to use. Like one guy said a few posts ago, I never really turn my phone off so I doubt I would be inconvenienced very much to boot tethered if need be. Thanks for the link and news.
I'd rather have a tethered jb on my 4S than the way it is now. I'll just patiently wait for the dev team to do their magic
And the purpose of redundant software is what? Great they updated it. How many users who jailbreak cared that the previous one infringed on Apple's code? Either way Apple hates that you are jailbreaking. It's more of an ethical upgrade. They cleaned up their code, but, functionally, there is no reason to use this software over any of the alternatives. Wake me up when they add new functionality or support.
tethered jb isn't so bad since a respring fixes most problems anyway. since i tether jb my iphone 4 back about 3 weeks ago, i havent had any problems with respringing and my jailbreak working, and then with the semi tether i can re-boot if needed and still use phone until i get back to a computer. tethered is better than nothing Thanks to all the devs
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Feb 12, 2013 at 6:57pm
Sooo you're breaking up with your partner?
Feb 12, 2013 at 7:34pm
People are unstable because they don't have the supports that are assumed to be there for everyone. They go it alone because they have to & unreliable people don't provide stability anyway so...they fall apart sometimes & no one's got their back so they lose their balance fall but they get up & regain it again. Maybe they just need time, a break, to break, the monotony & build something new, hopefully stronger, more stable in the long-run but there isn't always time for that. People don't have time. Time runs out. Time keeps passing & I keep failing to keep up but I'm alone so I can fall by the wayside & the others go on without noticing much. They have their responsibilities, their daily schedules with others built into them. No one depends on me so I can slip through the cracks mostly unnoticed, maybe they'd in a week or so but no one is part of my daily life like that so... I can keep going alone, I've been doing that so long now that's all there seems to be for me, not sure why I even bother. I'd be much more motivated to get up in the morning with other people there, to have breakfast with. I'd even make it for them. I rarely bother to do that when it's just me but once in a while you've gotta treat yourself I guess. 'Go love yourself'. I have a jacket collar that says that but I always see it as a play on go fuck yourself...guess that's a bit harsh but funny too. People always say that you can never love another person unless you love yourself first but it's not that you can't, you just won't let them love you...push them away & they'll find something else. Someone who doesn't push them away. But there are extremes of those too who just need to be loved all the time & demand it too like they are more deserving than others. Maybe they are if they believe themselves to be deserving. I don't have those kind of expectations. I don't think of it as a given, a need, just a bonus but people believe it's the norm, that there's someone out there for everyone. I'm not so sure.
Check yourself before you wreck yourself
Feb 13, 2013 at 3:02pm
Why is it so unstable? Stop, and take a good long hard look at yourself. Ask yourself what you've been doing to help the situation. Ask what you've been doing to contribute to the unstability. It's usually something that can be fixed, but only if you really want it, and are willing to put in real effort.
it's instability
Feb 13, 2013 at 4:22pm
not unstability
Feb 13, 2013 at 5:09pm
you still got the point didn't you?
Feb 13, 2013 at 8:06pm
they're putting me on lithium for support, mineral support, life support, because human ones aren't reliable, pour some salt in those wounds so you don't get all wound up in yourself, spending too much time by yourself, i can't hear myself think, i don't want to hear these thoughts anymore, i know them already, need other thoughts, other people's voices to distract me from myself, i'm sick of myself, but my self is always wherever i go, can't get rid of it, well, i could technically but i don't want to cause any trauma/drama for others not that they'd notice, they're too busy with their own thoughts,self-destructive behaviour is discouraged but BS me & say people aren't all that way sometimes, it's true, i should learn to be more selfish & self-centred, centre myself as the centre of my universe & enjoy it but i don't it's not my nature but it's the only way to survive & thrive in this world, i'm better with others, not as much to myself, they keep me in check, but i need to check myself & i do usually, i have a lot of self-restraint/self-discipline, all that shit, but once in a while i just stop giving a shit anymore & let it all go by the wayside, let myself go, need to break the rut, break the cycle hopefully without breaking myself, i need a break from things to do that but there are no breaks in life, gotta keep up with the pace, people are always rushing you, i don't wanna get caught up in the crowds, i hate crowds, i feel out of control in a crowd, like they control me, forcing me where i don't wanna go or not so fast anyway
Feb 14, 2013 at 1:00am
That was an interesting poem of sorts. I liked it. You should consider song writing, I'm not joking.
it's called hypomania, lithium should fix that up, salt is healing
Feb 14, 2013 at 3:01am
not writing ability, the words have their way with me, i don't really have my way with them, i am their vessel, a channel they get forced through, they are a force to be reckoned with, the words, they have a life of their own & take over mine in this state, it's like they're amplified & screaming at me & no one can relate or follow because i need to slow my roll, slow down & clarify the connections that are so clear to me but maybe too abstract for others, hidden in the words, it's just word play, words fit & flow into one another, i deconstruct & reconstruct them, arrange them in a different order, reorder them into a pattern they might like to be in, like puzzle pieces, puzzling, isn't it? I don't know what they want me to do with them but I submit & subject myself, let myself get taken away by them


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SAINT LEO, Fla. – In their fourth Sunshine State Conference game of the 2013 season, the Saint Leo volleyball team collected a significant road 3-1 victory over the Eckerd College Tritons, Wednesday evening from the McArthur Center in St. Petersburg. The win improved their overall record to 12-5 on the season.
Each set was a battle for both teams in the mid-week match, forcing the Lions to come from behind in the first set and take home a 27-25 win. The second set of the evening featured a similar series of events, as Eckerd rallied from a 24-22 deficit to force a 27-25 win.
With the score tied at 1-1, the Tritons and Lions returned to set three and battled again. After taking a lead early on, Saint Leo never looked back, and the Lions were able to lead for most of the set and cruise to a 25-19 win.
Heading into the fourth set of the night with a 2-1 lead, the Lions capitalized on offense and blasted home a 25-22 set win to take home the match.
It was junior Tawni Warren who dominated the court for the Lions in the win, blasting 19 kills and collecting 19 digs. In addition to her .317 hitting percentage, she also tallied one assists and two service aces. Warren led both teams in kills on the night.
In addition to Warren's offensive effort, junior Lauren Campbell collected 15 kills, while junior Alexa Griffith-Hardy and senior Jordan Sisson tallied 11 and ten kills, respectively.
Defensively, junior Yaidimar Santiago led both teams in digs, with 24.
Senior setter Jaclyn Mailoto, who ranks seventh in the nation for NCAA Division II assists per set, notched an astounding 56 assists in the effort, improving her season total to 630 assists.
The Lions will return to action on Friday, October 11 when they host the visiting Barry University Buccaneers. The match is slated to begin promptly at 7:00 p.m.
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In the May 12, 2011 issue this picture should have said Hunter Pendleton hands off the baton to senior William May. The Grant County News apologizes for this error.
15 Years Ago
May 21, 1996
The Tom Duncan and Arby's-Shoney's little league baseball team beat Ft. Mitchell Garage 9-6 in come-from-behind fashion.
With two outs in the top of the sixth inning, and Grant behind 4-2, scored seven runs for the win.
25 Years Ago
June 12, 1986
Two Grant County High School runners finished in the top three spots of the state track and field meet recently: junior Kelli Phillippi and senior Marlon Kinsey.
When: May 20, 21
Where: Paris High School and Bracken County High School
What: Issac Alger lead the way for the Demons against Paris as he threw seven innings of shutout baseball, only throwing 63 pitches. Against Bracken County, the Demons were led by Zach Rose as he clubbed two home runs and drove in four runs.
With the school year winding down this week and high school graduation on May 27, five seniors and five underclassmen will be heading to Louisville to compete in the KHSAA Track and Field State Championships May 27-28.
In the second year of the program, Williamstown High School will have four students competing in the state meet after competing in the regional meet at the Walton-Verona Sports Complex May 20 in Verona.
Senior Steven Bradford qualified for two events, the 800 meter dash and the 4x400 meter relay.
15 Years Ago
May 18, 1996
After defeating Williamstown for the first game of the district tournament, the Braves were defeated by Owen County 7-6.
The game was very close throughout each inning.
Ryan Wooten had two home runs and six RBIs.
The Braves advanced to the first round of the regional tournament to take on South Oldham May 22.
25 Years Ago
May 22, 1986
Another outstanding win for the Golds, as they defeated the Cougars 29-0.
GC coach Jim Hicks hosts basketball camp
When: June 1, 2, 3
Where: Grant County High School
Senior night for the Lady Demons, celebrated the careers of seniors Shelly Cason, Ali Rich, Kayla Schultz and Tori Wilhoit May 5 against Eminence.
"It was good," Rich said. "It was nice to see what the parents and the other girls did to put this on for us and making us feel special."
The game didn't start out the way the Lady Demons would have liked to started as they were trailing 5-1 in the fourth inning.
It was a letter written by seniors Katelyn Roy and Taryn Biddle that brought Lady Braves softball coach Ott Reed back to coach the team.
Now it was time for Reed and the rest of the Lady Braves to bid farewell to Biddle and Roy as they faced Trimble County for senior night May 12 at Grant County High School.
"I left in 2007, and those two wrote me a personal note," Reed said. "When the job was opened the following year I decided to come back for Roy and Biddle."
15 Years Ago
May 7, 1996
The Tom Duncan and Arby's-Shoney's team defeated the Bombers 3-2 in eight innings.
Tyler Jones led the offense with three hits in four at bats.
Starting pitcher Stanley Riley went 4 2/3 innings with one hit, two runs, one earned, nine walks and five strikeouts.
Brian Meade came in relief to get the win, going 3 1/3 innings with four hits, one walk and four strikeouts.
25 Years Ago
May 10, 1986
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text: James Wiley Wallace was the son of Washington Wayne Wallace and Sarah Caroline King, of Knoxville, TN, and the grandson of Capt. Wm. Wallace and Mary (Polly) Chamberlain, of Blount Co, TN. He was an 1876 graduate of the University of Tennessee (then called East TN University), having been elected class poet. At one point, he worked as a clerk in the TN legislature. From 1880 to 1887, he was the editor-in-chief of the Knoxville Daily Tribune. He was named a justice of the peace in 1894. He also distinguished himself as an artist, particularly for his paintings depicting rural life and regional history. Often called "Squire Wallace" in newspaper accounts, a reference to his status as a magistrate.


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Urban Living Trends
and Design
What do the experts say on the Valley's latest housing fad?
By David M. Brown
Developers are investing billions of dollars into urban-living newbuilds and renovations. Lofts, condos, townhomes in a variety of configurations and high-rises are attracting an array of buyers, from Millennials and Gen Xers to Baby Boomer empty-nesters. As the homesteading paradigm changes, Phoenix is distancing itself from the Wagon out West, put up your fence and enjoy the rural lifestyle mentality. Reporter David M. Brown brought together a group of experts to discuss this and the burning issues surrounding Valley urban living.
DMB: Let's start with some of the larger issues of urban living. Why the proliferation of urban living spaces in an area whose tendencies have been almost anti-urban?
BG: One of the major drivers is that people who live here didn't grow up in Phoenix and they're used to a different type of living. We have a large part of the population coming in from the Chicago area, and that's the way they're use to living. The reasons? For one, people like to be around people. The hallways become the front porches, you run into your neighbors in the elevators.
DMB: Car dependency: How is that driving the demand for urban living?
SB: We're working on several sites on the light rail route in downtown Phoenix, so developers are banking on having close access to that. Indeed, these developments would decrease our dependency on the automobile. Another reason is that people are tired of the daily commute, the sprawl. They're starting to focus where the activities are.
DMB: But that's a paradigm shift. People traditionally moved West for open space, not for urban space.
JB: Yes. The development patterns of the past have changed. In the past it was the developers rolling out the red carpet, grabbing up land because that was the most cost effective way to go. But what's happening now is that there's an influx of people and a demand for urban redevelopment. Right now, there may be 2,000—some developers say 5,000—of these units in construction. That will shake out in time. Traditionally the Valley developed in a variety of nodes, such as Phoenix, Scottsdale, Tempe. And, of all of them, where you can work and play, the one that I think has the best chance is Tempe, which has so many of the components for success in place. Kierland is a great place, and will be a great model and successful, but it's still car dependent and I think it always will be…For downtown Phoenix, I am not yet sure as to how it will sustain itself in terms of the urban living model. There are a lot of condos being built or on the boards.
DMB: Hasn't the urban living component been the element that has been missing there for so many years. The stadium is good, the entertainment venues, but the city needed people down there 24/7 to support the restaurants, the shops?
SB: And a grocery store!
JB: Yes. We will see how that plays out.
DMB: How about demographics? Is youth is a factor for the rise of urban living? We are one of the youngest big cities in the country.
BG: I think older people are getting younger, too. They're looking at the same kind of fashions as the younger generation.
JB: It's a lifestyle decision. Across the board, there's a choice being made, whether you're a Baby Boomer or a young professional or a young couple. They're making a choice whether to live out on the fringe or near the mix of what's going on.
DMB: How about the spaces themselves? They are various in terms of design—high rises, lofts, condos—but similar perhaps in terms of flexibility. That is, they are performing the functions of the white picket-fence home.
DL: We've been doing towers and townhomes, too, with equal interest by the buying public. What draws them together is that they must be part of the urban fabric. The townhomes, with a front door, open up to the street with a front yard. The high rises also engage the city as well.
SB: The Esplanade on the Camelback Corridor is a high-end area, with an average size of about 2,800 square feet. Those buyers want something totally different than what the loft product buyers want—more toward downtown and Tempe. The finish levels are different, the prices are different.
DMB: Much of this urban living market is enabled by the wealthy. What about overall affordability? Can the urban living model provide a variety for students and young couples?
DL: Yes, I think so. Let's look at the markets that we've identified: First, the retirees; then the empty-nesters; dual-income, no children; investors; and those who are buying a second home.
BG: I think we can throw in a new category of the newly divorced . . .
SB: Then there's another category, such as the W Hotel going downtown: the hotel, with a major portion of condominiums.
DMB: So because of the many markets, there are opportunities for affordable urban living spaces?
SB: Yes, that's what's driving the smaller units in downtown Phoenix. The goal our developer has on the downtown projects is a price point under $400 a square foot. That's difficult to do on high-rise construction because of the requirements of that mode of construction. So, if you can keep the price under $500,000, that's a good entry level price point.
DMB: What about the design itself?
JB: You mentioned flexibility and that's a big part of those spaces. Say it's a studio or a one-bedroom: Our challenge is how to make that one-bedroom feel as if it's the biggest one bedroom you can get? Well, you get floor-to-ceiling glass. You have a balcony with doors, so the room expands when they're open and you get additional space. Say the balcony is 180 square feet and the unit is 640 or so; you're entertaining and you open up those doors, so now you have an 800-square-foot unit.
DMB: This is a different way of thinking. The luxury single home opens out toward more space; these require the designer's capacity to, in essence, create space?
JB: You become as efficient as you can; you use every inch.
SB: You want the greatest floor-to-ceiling height these units can afford. At the same, time, you have a fixed envelope for high-rise projects. What we will often do is provide the lower floor-to-ceiling heights on the lower floors and greater on the upper. It would be nice if we didn't have to fight the limit on every project.
BG: Getting back to the matter of space, I guess I would call it "rigid flexibility" because you want to move things around inside the units. Certain matters are fixed, like the plumbing; but you can change the interior, too, with items like furnishings.
DMB: You might speak a little to that, Janelle? You coordinated the models at the Landmark on Central, originally built in 1964 as a luxury apartment complex. What were your challenges to convert these to 21st century condos?
JS: You want to retain functionality yet fit it into a very small space. You're dealing with a market that wants to work at home, wants a place to dine, a view, all of that. But you have a small space. You have a kitchen that opens onto a living area, which is very good. But the developer was creative, too. The company took a studio and connected it with a one bedroom and made a two bedroom. This allowed them to use the entrance to the studio as a larger plaza and an office space. So, we were able to pull lines in there and utilize this space for their computer or laptop. We were also able to develop usable space from some of the closets, while still maintaining closet space in the bedrooms.
DMB: That seems to be a theme here. Maximize, utilize to the fullest. How about furnishings?
JS: Well, we had to custom design a lot of the furniture there. We made tables lower, for example, which makes the ceilings appear higher. And, the developer also did some unique features to reawaken those existing hallways.
DMB: How is the market dictating what you are building?
BG: Technology is key. We need to make sure the units are wired for everything. The work-from-home trend is a big deal, and wireless technology is certainly important.
JB: It's an always-on environment. We have people constantly walking around with their PDAs and constant inputs.
SB: Well, we're doing media rooms in some of our spaces—places that collect all of these inputs. Big-screen TV, computer, that sort of thing.
JB: So many of these places have concierge services where you can check in through a media center to see what's going on in downtown Phoenix tonight.
DMB: And this is also good for empty-nesters, too?
JS: Allied with this is that so many of these buyers don't want to do anything. They just want to turn the key, get their car, which has been brought up by the valet service and drive away.
DMB: Are we becoming more cosmopolitan with our living needs?
DL: We talked about Tempe, that it has so many of these components for urban living in place. For one, they have to be safe. And, there have to be schools in place. You have to have services and, fourth, you have to have things to do. That's what we're doing in the warehouse district of Phoenix, to make a segue into an entertainment strip they are working on. If you're missing one, that's not good. Tempe has it all.
DMB: At Centerpoint in Tempe, you are actually trying to embrace the street.
JB: Yes, the front plaza of the project is the front yard.
BG: Of course, it's not for everybody. When we were developing Kierland, we actually looked at Mill Avenue.
JB: Tempe is its own model and Kierland is a different and very successful model. Each can be successful in its own way. What it all comes back to is location. You can build a small unit because you have all of the other amenities around you. These young people coming out of school, they are used to spending time in an urban environment, so that they can go out shopping, sitting at the street café. It's an extension of their living space.
JS: I have two questions. As the economy levels off, will the excitement level off about these spaces? And, the lifestyle issue. I may walk down the hall and run into people I may not want to see. I think one of the high rises, perhaps the Esplanade, advertised that someone may knock on your door for a cocktail party. Well, maybe that's too much. Where's my privacy?
BG: To the question of are we overbuilt: I think we can all name the projects that are going, which are working. Most developers are not going to get building until they have a substantial number of presales, so it's not going forward if it's not going to work.
JS: I don't think we are quite there yet. I would be concerned about the ones on the boards.
SB: We've got 10 or 12 towers on the boards and not all of them are going to happen. It depends who pulls the trigger first. The developers all seem to be waiting there on the next guy.
DMB: More for the high rises or the lofts?
SB: I see it more for the high rises because of the costs involved.
DL: We have two things that are happening in this state that are not happening elsewhere. One is population. As long as we are getting more people at the rate that we are getting them, I am not sure that we will have this sort of bust. If population levels off, then something else may happen. The other part of this is that the mayor in his recent "State of the Downtown" address said that the goal is to have 10,000 people downtown. So, align that with housing, and go and find 50 or so available pieces of land for the new developments. The answer is that you have to go up. And with high rises, as you know, there are often years of the entitlement process to go through.
DMB: We have to sum up. Let's go around the room for some closing thoughts.
SB: As an architect, I like these projects because they come with a program, rather than just a series of specs and spaces. I think this kind of project is gong to continue to happen more and more in Phoenix. My only concern involves construction costs and their escalation: These projects could become both unaffordable to build and also to sell.
BG: I think we also need to revisit how buildings are built. Over the next 10 years, I think there will be a lot of changes coming on line.
JB: I've been here for 10 years now, from Chicago. I came out here for school, but I stayed out here because I thought the opportunity here was greater than it was in Chicago. When I first came out, from a younger generation's perspective, Phoenix was a stop to somewhere else; now it's become a place to go. These projects are part of that evolution. These monumental buildings help to create urban density and a city. This is why we are all here, to execute these kinds of projects. They contribute to the vitality of the economy, of the city.
Arizona Business Magazine Aug/Sept 2006
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Hello, Does it matter if you type email@example.com instead of email@example.com? Is it case sensitive?
Well, it depends on how the destination mail server is configured... but nowadays that's really rare so I will agree with SpikeZ... No
I guess it's not. I've tried it and I can still access my email.
I don't think it would really matter if you typed your email addy using upper or lower case. Passwords are the ones that are case sensitive.
The mail servers determine this.
According to the RFC, this should be a valid email email@example.com
But no server I know of will accept this.
No, it's not case sensitive, but I think it should be because it will almost close bulk email services problems
It's better if is not case sensitive. Imagine all the problems it would cause. For starters, you would have thousands of variations given a name: firstname.lastname@example.com, Name@, nAme, nAmE etc. etc.
Like all the problems you get on any Unix filesystem?
I like case sensitivity, but Windows has trained most users to ignore it.
Have you tried specifying it as:
any string of up to 255 characters is meant to be acceptable before the @ provided it is enclosed in "". Of course the one you specified is valid even without the quotes.
Perhaps more people need to look at using a proper email address parser such as http://code.iamcal.com/php/rfc822/ for PHP, ruby and python so that they can properly recognise what is and isn't a valid email address.
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FT. LAUDERDALE, Fla. – Despite strong offensive performances from senior Chim Kadima and junior Ron Foxx, the Saint Leo men's basketball team (16-5, 4-4 SSC) fell to the Nova Southeastern Sharks (8-11, 5-3 SSC) by a 86-63 score, Wednesday night from the Don Taft University Center in Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
The Lions, who are currently receiving votes in the national polls, took an early 5-point lead in the contest, but the Sharks rebounded quickly to take control of the ball. In the fourth minute of play, Nova Southeastern grabbed the lead and never looked back, as the Sharks walked into the halftime period with a score of 44-30 in their favor.
After the halftime period ended, the Lions came out ready to claim their fifth Sunshine State Conference victory this season, but the Sharks' defense was able to withstand the tough Saint Leo offensive push.
As a team, the Lions shot 22-55 (40 percent) in the loss and outscored the Sharks from behind the free throw line by sinking 13 of 18 free throw attempts (72 percent).
The Lions' offensive push was led by senior Chim Kadima, who recorded 16 points in the effort, and junior Ron Foxx, who tallied a double-double with thirteen points and thirteen rebounds. Foxx also earned three steals and shot 5-for-6 from the free throw line.
Nova Southeastern, who leads the Sunshine State Conference in free-throw percentage and three-point field goal percentage, shot for 70 percent from the charity stripe and 57 percent from behind the arc.
The Lions will return to action on Saturday, February 1 when they host the visiting Rollins College Tars in Sunshine State Conference action. Tipoff is scheduled for 4:00 p.m.
For more on the Saint Leo men's basketball team, visit SaintLeoLions.com. Fans can also stay up to date with by 'Following' Saint Leo Athletics on Twitter and Instagram.


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A WOMAN who tried to cash a cheque for some rogue traders after they fleeced a 91-year-old woman has walked free from court.
Kayleigh Hemmings acted as banker for the men who charged the frail old lady £650 for cutting down a bush, then altered the cheque to read £6,500.
But staff at the victim's bank were suspicious when the 20-year-old phoned asking when the money would be cleared for her to withdraw.
Claire Marlow, prosecuting, told Swindon Crown Court how two men called on the home of Beryl Jarvis in Penhill Drive last September. "They asked if she needed any gardening work and she said she had a bush needed cutting in her back garden," she said.
After doing the work they told her it would be £650 and she wrote out the cheque to that value, but at their request left the 'payee' section blank.
Miss Marlow said on October 4 Hemmings paid in the cheque, which had been made out in her name and altered to read £6,500.
A week later she contacted the branch to ask whether it had cleared and the money was ready to withdraw.
"The bank became suspicious, they contacted the police," Miss Marlow said."She had said the cheque came from an aunty in a birthday card from the north. They knew Mrs Jarvis was one of their customers in Swindon."
When she was questioned she said she had returned to her flat from the shops when two men she didn't know asked her to cash a cheque, and she agreed. She told officers she didn't know how her name got on to the cheque or who had altered it.
Miss Marlow said that though the bank had paid back most of the cash they believed the £650 had been correctly put into her account.
"The Crown would say the amount was a fraudulent amount made out by the gardeners, whoever they were," Miss Marlow said.
Hemmings, of Sheldon Road, Chippenham, pleaded guilty to a money laundering charge.
Edward Hetherington, defending, said: "This is a morally repugnant and reprehensible course of events. The papers and common sense show Miss Hemmings played a secondary role. It was the men who did the work which was not of the standard charged.
"She was presented with the cheque as she had a bank account. She agreed knowing the cheque was not legitimate."
He said his client suffered 'a number of cognitive difficulties' and had been in an unhealthy relationship, which is now at an end.
She is now due to move to accommodation in Devizes where there will be a limit on the amount of visitors.
Passing sentence Nicholas Atkinson QC said: "You may not have known who the victim was but you have acknowledged through your counsel that you have to pay this lady back."
He imposed three months' jail, suspended for a year, with 80 hours of unpaid work, 12 months of supervision, and £650 compensation.


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THE long-awaited construction of a controversial new superstore in Stourport, already two years behind schedule, could start within weeks.
Tesco plans to build the supermarket on a 45,000 sq ft site off Severn Road.
At the public meeting held on Monday to discuss Tesco's plans for Areley Kings, the firm's corporate affairs manager Simon Petar said work was now due to get under way at Stourport.
He said: "Work on the Stourport site will begin at the end of this month or beginning of next" but did not provide more specific details when questioned by The Shuttle.
Plans were approved by Wyre Forest District Council's planning committee in 2010. Originally set for a 2012 opening, it was then delayed until 2013. When that did not materialise either Tesco then said it was due to open this year.
The constant delays had sparked rumours Tesco had lost interest in the project although that has never been confirmed and the company has already invested a large amount of money in access roads and a bridge nearby as part of the scheme.


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- 1/2 teaspoon coarse salt
- 2 tablespoons granulated sugar
- 6 tablespoons (3/4 stick) unsalted butter, melted and cooled
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- 1/4 cup granulated sugar
- 1/4 teaspoon coarse salt
- 1 3/4 cups heavy cream
- 5 ounces bittersweet chocolate, coarsely chopped
- 2 tablespoons confectioners' sugar
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Fairhope, Alabama, resident Hayden Olds came for a second opinion, and ended up finding the best treatment route.
Through the Alabama Study on Early Age-Related Macular Degeneration, UAB researchers seek to identify the specific characteristics that make some more prone to AMD.
UAB Hospital is first in the United States to implant new Evaheart device as part of the US Pivotal Trial to test L-VAD for patients with severe congestive heart failure.
Pediatric glaucoma is a rare, but dangerous eye disease. Learn more about this potential blinding condition and how ophthalmologists at UAB's Callahan Eye Hospital saved the vision of one young boy.
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UAB has launched one of the first clinics in the nation designed to provide healthy adults with an assessment of their risk for Alzheimer's disease.
UAB Medicine-Leeds clinic will provide convenient access to a full range of diagnostic testing and specialty physician services.
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Brentford boss Uwe Rosler is confident his men can awake from their 2013 slumber sooner rather than later.
Goals from Harry Forrester and Marcello Trotta appeared to be on their way to a 2-1 win over struggling Bury at Griffin Park on Saturday, only for the Shakers to level matters with 14 minutes remaining.
It means the Bees have won only once in the league this term - a 2-0 triumph at Oldham Athletic - although they are only five points off the League One summit ahead of tonight's visit of Stevenage.
But Rosler, who takes his men to Premier League giants Chelsea for an FA Cup fourth round replay on Sunday, reckons the recent run has not been for a lack of form.
"We have a blip in form, but we are right up there. Tuesday we have another chance to get another three points and put us right back in the race," he said
"This group of players has to keep on doing the same things, believe in the way we play, not lose our confidence if results aren't going our way and be mentally stronger to win football games.
"The players are playing to their capacity, to their ability. Some of them are very consistent over many months.
"We have a blip of results, not form, now and we have to turn that around and start winning again. But there is more to come from this very young team."
And the manager insisted Saturday's stalemate was down to a lack of concentration rather than a shortage of ability.
"We did a hell of a lot right. Created four or five good chances in the first half, but the goal didn't come. No problem for me," he added.
"Second half we continue this, get the goal, then we have to talk about what happened.
"We looked a different team after we scored. We dropped back and weren't mentally strong enough. We invited pressure and made mistakes.
"We are not the most experienced squad. We have a lot of talent, but psychologically there is a lot more to come from my squad.
"They didn't catch us on the break. They caught is with a long ball out of nothing where certain individuals should have been in a better position for the ball."


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ATI's 512-bit Ring Bus and R520 Product Namingby Kristopher Kubicki on 9/10/2005 12:41 AM EST
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Regs - Sunday, September 11, 2005 - linkThat's all I really care about right now between Nvidia and ATI. 550 dollars for a video card is almost as marked up as today's crued oil market. Reply
Rza79 - Saturday, September 10, 2005 - linkOne other possibility would be that each quad consists of 8 pipes on the R520.
That would explain why they talk about 16 - 24 - 32 pipes = 2 - 3 - 4 quads.
I seriously doubt that ATI would call it X1800 if it would have the same amount of pipes compared to the X800. Reply
Jep4444 - Saturday, September 10, 2005 - linkthe GeForce 2(Mx aside), GeForce 3, GeForce 4(Mx aside again) and Fx 5800/5900 all have the same pixel pipeline configuration yet we saw some significant performance increases from generation to generation
remember the R520 will utilize FP16/32 as opposed to FP24 so we should see some immediate performance changes there and the architecture is entirely different so i think a new name is fitting for the card, even if they do end up with 16 pixel pipes Reply
JarredWalton - Saturday, September 10, 2005 - linkWe've heard specifically that RV530 is 12 pipelines. More importantly, deactivating 8 pipelines at a time doesn't make much sense - it's too coarse-grained. A quad of pipelines might use up something like 20 million transistors, so an octet would be twice that many. There are some pretty significant enhancements to the pipelines, so changing the name to X1800 would be warranted if the new chips are significantly more powerful, clock for clock. Reply
Rza79 - Sunday, September 11, 2005 - linkI was specificly talking about the R520 not the RV5xx series.
But it's just a thought ... Reply
shabby - Saturday, September 10, 2005 - linkAny word on agp cards? Reply
JarredWalton - Saturday, September 10, 2005 - linkI have heard rumors that ATI won't be pursuing AGP versions of these cards at all. Nothing official, though. Reply
Slappi - Saturday, September 10, 2005 - linkThe name is lame and the marketing BS talk about 4 quad trying to cover up that it is ONLY A 16 PIPE card smacks of desperation.
Wow did ATI drop the ball on this one big time. Reply
Griswold - Saturday, September 10, 2005 - linkWonder if you still say that once they pop 24 and 32 pipe versions - or even after this 16 pipe thing pulls even with the g70 due to some other "gimmicks". Pipelines isnt everything, you know.
I probably still wont wait and buy me some NV piece this time, for my new box. Reply
dwalton - Saturday, September 10, 2005 - linkI highly doubt that we will see a 32, 24 pipeline version of the R520 if all the current 1800s being released are 16 pipeline parts unless your comment includes the R580.
While a lot of people believe these new parts will be 32 pipeline parts with half the pipelines disabled, I find it highly unlikely for ATI to go this route. This would produce a lot of wasted silicon per core and wafer and would kill the profit margin on the 16 pipeline chips.
Even if ATI could regain the performance title under this scenario, Nvidia could simply drop the prices of their cards and beat ATI on a performance per dollar ratio. This would squeeze the profit out of the R520 cards. Taking in account the capital invested into several tape outs of the 520 and this puts ATI in a very undesirable position. Its no use of being the performance king if you cannot not capitalize on it profitwise.
I want to believe that ATI spent part of the delay taping out a 16 pipeline part that is somewhat competitive against the g70 and provides good profit margins. Enough to compete with nvidia on performance per dollar ratio if not on performance alone.
ATI's time and resources would be better spent on concentrating on the R580 and R600. If nvidia's 5XXXs showed us anything, then it would be that a unsucessful launch of a underperforming GPU won't kill you if you are price competitive and have a better performance competitive GPU on the way.
wien - Saturday, September 10, 2005 - linkIf, and that's a big if, a 16 piped R520 beats the G70, why would ATI launch a version with more pipes? (Even if it's a 32 pipe design) The less pipes they have to activate to be competitive, the more chips they have to sell. From a business point of view that's much more important than beating the competition by miles and miles... Yes it wastes a lot of silicon (and makes us hardware freaks cry), but with the increased yields, it might not matter all that much to ATI. Reply
bersl2 - Saturday, September 10, 2005 - link
The available marketing information claims that the GPU uses an "ultra-threaded quad-core 3D architecture" and a "512-bit ring bus" memory controller.
Yuck. They're making a big deal about ring buffers. Reply
Xenoterranos - Saturday, September 10, 2005 - linkThe ATI offering is shaping up to be interesting at least, and I can't wait until they show the rest of the lineup. I hope they spent all that extra time making these things better. I'm really looking forwad to a next-get video card built in to the mobo for some serious low-profile projects.
btw, fp. Reply
DestruyaUR - Saturday, September 10, 2005 - linkI'm gonna keep waiting - I bought an XPS Gen 2 to last me until ~mid-2006/early 2007.
About the only thing I might possibly splurge on would be a new graphics module for Christmas, since rumors are already flying about the 7800 Go series, and the most recent BIOS for the notebook hinted at more graphics card support.
But desktops can kiss my ass until Vista, Displayport, and DDR2 on Socket M2 at the very least. Reply
Xenoterranos - Sunday, September 11, 2005 - link:) couldn't agree more. That ULI "future cpu slot" thing really has me interested. Reply
Pete84 - Saturday, September 10, 2005 - linkVista will make any hard ware upgrade until it is released uncertain at best. Reply


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Published: Tuesday, November 27, 2012 at 12:23 p.m.
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LITTLE ROCK, Ark. — The finalists for the Broyles Award have been announced and they include the defensive coordinator from Florida, which is headed toward a BCS bowl.
The finalists were announced Monday for the award that honors the top assistant coach in nation.
Three finalists are defensive coordinators, including Florida's Dan Quinn, Notre Dame's Bob Diaco and Stanford's Derek Mason. The other nominees are offensive coordinators Kliff Kingsbury of Texas A&M and Mike Bobo of Georgia.
Quinn has led the Gators defensive unit to prominence this season. UF ranks third nationally allowing just 12.9 points per game, the lowest in school history since 1964. The defense ranks third in rushing yards allowed (96.58) and fifth in total yards allowed (282.6). Florida ranks first in the country in pass efficiency defense (91.50) and has forced 29 turnovers, tying for fifth nationally in turnover margin (+17). UF has allowed just five passing touchdowns this season, the second-fewest in the nation.
Little Rock's Rotary Club will present the award, named for former Arkansas coach Frank Broyles, on Dec. 4.
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Before he met my Mom
1957-1958 — Ft. Meade
Worked at NSA
Played Sports, with a group of buddies, which he did at every duty station.
This group, due to some of the guys were of different branches of the Military were tossing around names for their team.
My Dad suggested "Mox Nix" and told those not familiar with the German term what it meant.
It was voted in, :)
Story told to me by one of my Dads buddies who is still living, so to protect privacy, not listing his name.


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Dr Clement Apaak, Convener, Forum for Governance and Justice, said the country needed to maintain peace, unity and stability during and after the December polls to ensure the achievement of her democratic and development aspirations.
"As far as I can tell, without peace, unity and stability, all our dreams, our wishes, our desires, our hopes, our aspirations both personal and as enshrined in our Constitution, even loudly espoused by political parties and their candidates, will never see the light of day," he said.
He said democracy could not be practiced in an atmosphere of violence and instability and the best way to cherish it was to maintain peace, unity and stability enshrined in our Constitution.
Dr Apaak was a addressing a press conference in Tamale on Tuesday as part of activities of the Forum for Governance and Justice (FGJ) to sensitized the public on the need for peace in the country which would influence the growth of our democratic culture, social transformation and the delivery of justice.
He said the forum harnessed the expertise and experience of its members to think through matters that concerned governance, human rights and respect for the rule of law.
He said peace had always been among humanity's highest values and the most supreme for some, adding that the most popular view of peace is as an absence of dissension, violence and war.
Dr Apaak said: "Without peace, unity and stability, we cannot uphold our constitution, the basis for our democracy, including the right to vote…our natural and inalienable right to establish a framework of government, which shall secure for ourselves and posterity the blessings of liberty, equality of opportunity and prosperity".
He appealed to all political parties to be national in character and free to participate in shaping the political will of the people, disseminate information on political ideas, social and economic programmes of a national character.
Mr Amadu Issahaku, Northern Regional Population Officer, said peace was cardinal for the coming elections and advised politicians who incited the youth to cause violence to stop that practice.


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Taylor Swift, 22-year-old singer, songwriter and serial breaker-upper, has just released a new album. Many of the songs on Red are breakup songs -- put on your Taylor Swift "surprise face" here -- with highly specific references to ex-boyfriends. If you need help narrowing down the field -- is it Joe? or John? or Jake? -- there are convenient clues embedded in the liner-note lyrics.
Swift uses a rudimentary code -- it involves the sinister use of the caps-lock key -- to set up hidden messages that sometimes point in the direction of former squeezes. Swift's choruses may be about smartening up, moving on and beginning again. But her verses are often about needy, whiny, insecure, flip-flopping, need-my-space guys. Clearly, writing mean breakup songs is the best revenge.
A lot of writers draw on autobiography. Breaking up is hard to do, and it's not surprising that these kind of incidents would wander into the country-pop-crossover star's killingly confessional lyrics. Usually, the deal is that you transform raw experience through the refining crucible of art. If you can't manage that, you at least change names and identifying details.
Swift challenges basic breakup etiquette with songs that are barely one step up from Facebook status updates. They are packed with enough "you know who I mean" clues that most listeners will easily connect the celebrity-boyfriend dots. Swift has coyly told interviewers that she never discloses who her songs are about, but she's certainly prepared to drop hints.
According to unofficial pop-culture code-breakers -- who've parsed this latest round of songs, videos and ciphers and found references to astrological signs and eye colour, work schedules and taste in plaid shirts -- Jake Gyllenhaal is taking a big hit on Red. You know that guy with whom she's "never ever getting back together?" Like, never, ever, ever? That's Jake.
Ever since penning a public "Dear John" letter to dead-eyed womanizer John Mayer, Swift has been known for her breakup songs, developing a million-selling kiss-and-tell routine that would be considered caddish in a male. Swift is let off, possibly because she looks like a baby deer wearing lipstick.
And it's not all her fault. Partly, this tendency to Too Much Information is just the way things work these days. The coded message in the song "All Too Well" is MAPLE LATTES, which seems to be an unmistakable allusion to a photo op with Gyllenhaal. (Do a Google Image search for "maple lattes" and guess whose pic comes up?)
This kind of probing research was harder in the pre-Internet days. Carly Simon's 1972 song You're So Vain is about a self-absorbed ex-lover, but the guy's real-life identity has always been disputed, with Mick Jagger and Warren Beatty heading up a long list of possibles. (True to the song's famous line, Beatty does think that the song is about him, so bonus points there!) Even the origins of Alanis Morissette's 1995 post-breakup tirade, You Oughta Know, remain murky. Possible subjects include hockey player Mike Peluso and America's Funniest Home Videos host Bob Saget(!).
In these media-saturated times, we just know a lot more about famous people -- especially famous people who only date other famous people. Taylor Swift has had high-profile dalliances with Joe Jonas, John Mayer, Glee's Cory Monteith and -- in one of those awkward 21st-century androgynous first-name overlaps -- Taylor Lautner. In a recent interview, Ellen DeGeneres jokingly implicated Swift in the Danny DeVito-Rhea Perlman split.
You can argue that anyone who dates Swift is signing up to be part of the celebrity-media machine. He should expect exposure and be prepared to take the bad with the good. You could even argue that Gyllenhaal deserves to be punished -- just a tiny wee bit -- for dating an ingenue like Swift in the first place. (Many grown-ups viewed his short-lived relationship with Swift as the love-life equivalent of starring in The Prince of Persia.)
But Swift's latest fella is Conor Kennedy, an 18-year-old who's still in prep school. News broke -- just as the album dropped -- that these two have also split. Of course, their relationship is still rosy on Red, part of that Kennedy-clan fairy tale that had Swift dressing like the young Jackie O and buying a house in Hyannis Port. But by the next album, Swift's Begin Again optimism may have morphed into her deeply spiteful -- yet deceptively cute! -- breakup mode. Let's hope she leaves the poor kid alone.


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