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Key West man distraught over election kills himself
Published: Wednesday, November 14, 2012 at 12:35 p.m.
Last Modified: Wednesday, November 14, 2012 at 12:35 p.m.
KEY WEST — A Key West resident who police say was distraught over the presidential election results and worried about his business has apparently killed himself.
Police say they found Henry Hamilton's body in his bedroom Nov. 8, along with a living will with handwritten words "Do not revive! (expletive) Obama!" Two empty prescription empty pill bottles were in the dining room.
Hamilton's partner Michael Cossey told Key West police he last saw Hamilton when they watched the election results together. According to the police report, Hamilton was upset and said, "If Barack gets re-elected, I'm not going to be around."
Cossey says Hamilton was anxious about his tanning business. Police say Cossey found Hamilton's body after returning home from a night of playing cards with friends.
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DEMOLISHING the old police station to make way for a leafy retirement community has been given the thumbs up in Thornbury.
Around 50 residents attended an exhibition at the Cossham Hall highlighting plans to build 36 sheltered flats where the station currently stands on Market Street, with a majority praising the "attractive" development.
If approved by planning bosses, the housing community proposed by Churchill Retirement Living could open its doors as early as 2015.
Many in attendance gathered around the mock-ups of the buildings displayed at the hall, commenting on their "smart" and "lovely" design.
Jerry Dicker, a Thornbury resident and former Crossways Junior School teacher, told the Gazette: "I think it's a great idea. It's a good use of the site. There will a use for it in the town. I am sure there will be plenty of applicants.
"It seems like a pretty good scheme. It looks very nice."
The sheltered housing complex would include 36 flats, a communal lounge and library, a guest suite for overnight visitors, mobilty scooter storage and a car park. A 24-hour careline system would also be available to residents.
Charles Eardley-Wilmot, of Lower Morton, said he was very pleased with Churchill Retirement Living's proposal. "It think it will fit in very well," he said. " Churchill are very good developers. It's just a question of how much they cost and the management fees."
Another visitor, who asked not to be named, said: "I think it looks fine. It's better to do that than put standard flats in the town. There is definitely a need for it in the town."
The pleasant appearance of the development certainly softened the blow of losing the police station.
Town Cllr Clive Parkinson said: "The development certainly looks more attractive than the existing building and if we have to lose the police station then it's probably an appropriate use for this land near the town centre."
The positive feedback was a boost to the scheme, according to Andrew Burgess, managing director of Planning Issues, the developer's consultants.
"We've been very pleased with the turnout," he said. "It's particularly encouraging."
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With that I mean what for example is in your opinion the best supercar, or mpv?
Mine are as follows:
Supercars: Bullet GT because its so d*mn beautiful
Sportscar: Sentinel XS because it looks like a beemer, which is great
Musclecar: Dukes with that sick supercharger sticking out its hood becauseits just badass
Four-door: Civic Buffalo because of that magnificant roar and the unburnt fuel exploding in its exhaust pipes
Two-door: Blista Compact because a hot hatch is never bad
Convertible: Super Drop Diamond because c'mon its gold
SUV/pickup: Slamvan because its so perfectly old school (shame of the deadbeat logos though)
Van: Gang Burrito because it reminds me of BA's van from the a-team (again those cursed deadbeat logos)
Trucks and lorries: Mr. Tasty because of its dope jingle
Government/emergency: APC because it has a freakin cannon
Bikes: Vader because i like its styling
Boats: Smuggler because it looks like it can cut other boats in half if you ram them hard enough
Helicopters: Buzzard because it will tear every other vehicle to shreds
Other: Ripley because it has rims like the rings of saturn
Supercars: Comet. It's just awesome car.
Sportscar: Sultan RS Musclecar: Sabre GT (Vice City)
Four-door: Schafter (GTA IV - Mafia version)
Two-door: Blista Compact Convertible: Feltzer (GTA SA)
SUV/pickup: Huntley
Van: Burrito
Trucks and lorries: -
Government/emergency: FBI Buffalo
Bikes: Freeway
Boats: Squalo
Helicopters: Sparrow
Other: Airtug
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ill just say my favorite car and bike:
Bike: sanchez
Car: Oracle (Packies car) because Packie is my fav characterPaddy 36 20:07, December 27, 2010 (UTC)


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Lady Flames to Compete in Kentucky Classic
Weekly Notes
Following a home schedule-opening 3-1 win over Georgetown on Tuesday, the Liberty volleyball team returns to the road for its next 10 matches. The Lady Flames next compete in the Kentucky Classic, Friday and Saturday. While in Lexington, Liberty will face Commonwealth rival VCU along with a pair of 2012 NCAA Tournament participants, East Tennessee State and the 21st-ranked Kentucky Wildcats.
How to Follow the Lady Flames
Live stats will be available for all of this weekend's matches, through links on LibertyFlames.com. Live stats will be offered courtesy of the Kentucky Athletics Media Relations Office. Liberty's contest against Kentucky on Saturday will be video streamed, for a small fee, through UKTube online.
Lady Flames Down Georgetown, 3-1, in Home Opener
Liberty picked up its first win of the season in its home opener on Tuesday night, downing Georgetown, 3-1, in front of 922 fans at the Vines Center. In the process, the Lady Flames picked up their 15th straight home victory. Tuesday night's victory marked the 700th win in program history, and also was the 175th win in the career of Head Coach Shane Pinder.
The Lady Flames placed four players in double-figures in kills, while amassing a season-high 13.5 blocks to slow down the Hoyas' attack. Lillie Happel posted her 27th career double-double, with 17 kills and 10 digs, and Happel is now 14 kills away from 1,000 for her career. Jade Craycraft sent down 10 kills to go with 42 assists and five blocks, giving her 25 career double-doubles.
Kendle Rollins totaled 11 kills and seven blocks, and is now in sole possession of sixth all-time at Liberty with 325 career blocks. Gabrielle Shipe collected a season-high 23 digs, while Susan Babcock chipped in a season-best 11 kills. Nzea McQuitery tied for the match high with six block assists.
On the Way to 1,000
Senior outside hitter Lillie Happel, a two-time all-conference selection, has recorded 986 career kills. She is currently 14 kills away from becoming the 14th player in program history with 1,000 or more career kills.
Current Liberty assistant coaches Jennifer (Belk) Vaden (2001-04) and Rebecca Rudnick (2001-04) are both members of the 1,000-kill club. Vaden is third on Liberty's all-time list, with 1,789 career kills, while Rudnick (1,164) is 10th. Erin McKeown (2000-03), Senior Woman Administrator and color analyst for Liberty volleyball, is 8th with 1,308 kills.
Block Party
The Lady Flames lead the Big South in blocking so far this season, averaging 2.88 blocks per set. Nzea McQuitery averages 1.33 blocks per set, followed by Jade Craycraft (1.23 bps) and Kendle Rollins (1.15 bps)
Rollins is now ranked sixth all-time at Liberty with 325 career blocks, and needs 17 more blocks to pass Erin McKeown (2000-03) into fifth place on the Lady Flames' all-time list.
Dig In
Junior libero Gabrielle Shipe has increased her dig total in each match so far this season. She opened the campaign with 10 digs against No. 23 Ohio State, then followed with 17 at Northern Illinois and 20 versus Green Bay before collecting a season-high 23 digs on Tuesday against Georgetown.
Shipe's 23-dig effort on Tuesday marked her eighth career 20-dig match, and she has now collected 20 or more digs in back-to-back matches for the first time in her career.
Career Milestones in Reach
Lillie Happel - 1,000 kills (currently at 986 - would be 14th 1,000-kill player at Liberty)
- 900 digs (currently at 802)
Jade Craycraft - 3,500 assists (currently at 3,407 - ranks 7th in program history)
- 700 digs (currently at 695)
- 250 blocks (currently at 237)
Kendle Rollins - 600 kills (currently at 576)
- 350 blocks (currently at 325 – ranks 6th in program history)
Gabrielle Shipe - 900 digs (currently at 825)
Becca Haraf - 600 digs (currently at 557)
Caroline Douglas - 500 kills (currently at 454)
Scouting VCU
VCU (3-0) won the IUPUI Invitational, downing Florida Gulf Coast, IUPUI and Illinois State. Romana Kriskova, a 2012 Atlantic 10 All-Rookie Team selection, was named the MVP of the IUPUI Invitational, averaging 4.42 kills per set during the weekend. Junior setter Cecilia Aragao (9.08 assists per set, 3.0 digs per set, 1.67 blocks per set) and junior libero Amanda Love (3.0 digs per set) were also named to the All-Tournament team. The Rams average 3.54 blocks per set, holding opponents to a .149 hitting percentage. VCU went 25-6 last season, going 10-4 to place third in the Atlantic 10.
First-year head coach Jody Rogers is 3-0 at VCU, after posting a 406-180 record during 16 seasons at Division II Indianapolis. She led Indianapolis to six straight NCAA Tournament appearances, including a berth in the 2012 Final Four.
VCU leads the volleyball series against Liberty, 14-13. The Rams have won each of the last seven meetings. Liberty's last win over VCU occurred Oct. 26, 2004 in the Vines Center, during Pinder's first season as Liberty's head coach. Current Liberty assistant coach Jennifer Vaden posted 22 kills and 11 digs for the Lady Flames that night.
Scouting ETSU
East Tennessee State, the 2012 Atlantic Sun tournament champion, evened its season record at 2-2 with a 3-0 sweep of Furman on Tuesday. 2012 Atlantic Sun Player of the Year Megan Devine paces ETSU with 4.33 kills per set and has registered double-doubles in each match this season. Jamie Rutledge dishes out 9.75 assists per set, while Meredith Hardy averages 1.53 blocks per contest. Katie Muey averages 4.47 digs per set, and is tied for the team lead with seven aces.
Lindsey Devine, in her 11th season as head coach, holds a 166-156 lifetime record. She has guided the Buccaneers to three 20-win seasons, including 23 wins in 2012.
ETSU holds a 4-2 all-time record against the Lady Flames, although Liberty has won the last two meetings. The Lady Flames swept the Buccaneers in both 2007 and 2009, including on Sept. 4, 2009 in Lynchburg. During that match, Liberty outhit ETSU, .349 to .069.
Scouting Kentucky
No. 21 Kentucky went 1-2 at a tournament hosted by Long Beach State, capped by a 3-0 sweep of the host Long Beach State 49ers. Senior outside hitter Whitney Billings and Morgan Bergren were both named to the all-tournament team. Billings, a two-time All-American, averages 4.45 kills and 3.0 digs per set, both team highs. Bergren paces the team with 10.9 assists per set. The Wildcats lost a pair of All-Americans to graduation in setter Christine Hartmann and libero Stephanie Klefot. Sophomore middle blocker Sara Schwarzwalder, a 2012 All-SEC Freshman team member, averages a team-best 1.27 blocks per set.
Craig Skinner is 181-78 and in his ninth season at Kentucky. The 2005 SEC Coach of the Year and 2011 AVCA All-South Region Coach of the Year, Skinner has led the Wildcats to back-to-back NCAA Sweet 16 appearances, and three out of the last four.
Liberty and Kentucky will be meeting for the first time. The Lady Flames are 2-7 all-time against SEC opponents, with wins over Alabama (2001) and Mississippi (1998). Liberty opened the 2011 season with a 3-0 setback at Georgia, a match in which Melissa Racz recorded six blocks and Gabrielle Shipe had eight digs, both in their Liberty debuts.


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Chicago Bears pick Bostic in second round
Published: Friday, April 26, 2013 at 7:55 p.m.
Last Modified: Friday, April 26, 2013 at 7:55 p.m.
In perhaps the most apropo announcement in the 2013 NFL Draft, former Florida and Chicago Bears' running back Neal Anderson called Gator linebacker Jon Bostic's name in announcing the team's second-round pick Friday night in New York.
Bostic was the 50th overall player taken in the draft and the third Gator taken overall, joining first-round picks Sharrif Floyd and Matt Elam.
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President Shirley M. Tilghman has appointed a committee to search for a new dean of engineering following the announcement in January that Dean Maria Klawe will leave Princeton to become president of Harvey Mudd College.
Archive – January 2006
President Shirley M. Tilghman has appointed a nine-member committee to search for a new dean of Princeton's School of Engineering and Applied Science.
Dean Maria Klawe has agreed to be the next president of Harvey Mudd College in Claremont, California, and will resign her position as dean of engineering as of June 30.
Newly published research by a Princeton engineer suggests that understanding how air travels across the sunroof of a car may one day make jet engines less noisy.


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METAL thieves and scrap dealers were under the watchful eye of police in and around York as part of a massive national operation.
A week-long operation was launched yesterday and saw officers from North Yorkshire Police team up with colleagues from the UK Border Force, the Border Agency, Customs, and the Environment Agency, among others, to crack down on the illegal sale of scrap metal.
New legislation was brought into force on Monday regarding the cashless payment of scrap metal. The new law bans cash transactions for scrap metal, making illegal sales harder.
Action was coordinated between a number of police forces.
In North Yorkshire, officers took to the roads on the lookout for vehicles known to police which are used for dealing scrap metal.
Police and representatives from partner agencies also visited scapyards across the county including Horwell Brothers Ltd in Foss Islands in York and Parkers, on the A64, near Stockton-on-the-Forest, which both said they supported police operations of this kind.
At Horwell's scrapyard officers found evidence of incorrect records and well as evidence of asbestos at the site, police told The Press. They were issued with a number of warnings from the Environment Agency and failure to comply could result in a fine or prosecution.
Owner Neil Horwell said he co-operated fully with the several-yearly checks conducted by police and said he welcomed the new legislation.
At Parkers, officers issued a number of warnings regarding waste management and asbestos. The site sublets a number of offices and Minster Autos received warnings over vehicles they have on the site.
Warnings were also issued to a waste management site at Hessay.
PCSOs also visited repeat victims of metal theft to give crime prevention advice, including information on how to get their catalytic converters marked.
PC Steve Skeoch, who helped head up yesterday's operation in North Yorkshire, called it a "very successful day".
He said: "This is not about hitting business with a big stick – rather working with them to ensure they are operating within the law."


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DETROIT - Michigan Congressman Thaddeus McCotter has announced his resignation from his position for Michigan's 11th Congressional District.
McCotter released the following statement on Friday:
"Today I have resigned from the office of United States Representative for Michigan's 11th Congressional District.
After nearly 26 years in elected office, this past nightmarish month and a half have, for the first time, severed the necessary harmony between the needs of my constituency and of my family. As this harmony is required to serve, its absence requires I leave.
The recent event's totality of calumnies, indignities and deceits have weighed most heavily upon my family. Thus, acutely aware one cannot rebuild their hearth of home amongst the ruins of their U.S. House office, for the sake of my loved ones I must "strike another match, go start anew" by embracing the promotion back from public servant to sovereign citizen.
I do not leave for an existing job and face diminishing prospects (and am both unwilling and ill-suited to lobby), my priorities are twofold: find gainful employment to help provide for my family; and continue to assist, in any way they see fit, the Michigan Attorney General's earnest and thorough investigation, which I requested, into the 2012 petition filing.
While our family takes this step into the rest of our lives, we do so with the ultimate confidence in our country's future. True, as at other times in the life of our nation, we live in an Age of Extremes that prizes intensity over sanity; rhetoric over reality; and destruction over creation. But this too shall pass, thanks to the infinite, inspired wisdom of the sovereign people who, with God's continued blessings, will again affirm for the generations American Exceptionalism.
Truly, it is a challenging and fortunate time to live in our blessed sanctuary of liberty.
In closing, to The People of Michigan's 11th Congressional District, I can but say this: Thank you for the privilege of having worked for you."
Read more: Thaddeus McCotter doesn't have enough signatures to make ballot
McCotter made a failed attempt to run for President, then he didn't have enough valid signatures to appear on the ballot for the seat he was expected to win again.
He was forced to run as a write-in candidate.
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Security Council: Statement by Ambassador Braun in Open Debate on Regional Cooperation in UN Peacekeeping
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"Thank you Mr. President,
I join others in thanking the government of Rwanda for organizing this timely open debate.
The regional dimension of peacekeeping is indeed a key aspect for effective international peace and stability.
The sequential or parallel deployment of peace operations by the United Nations and regional organizations - especially the European Union and the African Union - has become the norm rather than an exception.
This is particularly the case in Africa, where operations by the AU, African regional organizations and the EU in Mali, the Central African Republic and Somalia come to mind, in addition to the long-standing mission deployed in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
They all demonstrate that the European Union has become a key partner for the United Nations in peacekeeping and peacebuilding.
Germany is honored to contribute to this joint endeavor with personnel, capabilities and financial resources both to United Nations missions as well as within the European framework.
This is in addition to the support provided to our African partners and the African Union in strengthening their peacekeeping capabilities. It is in our common interest to further improve our cooperation with the AU and African Subregional Organizations in peacekeeping and peacebuilding missions.
Mr. President,
Today's debate comes at a particularly opportune time. There is a growing sense that peacekeeping needs to be made more effective to meet the multiple challenges it faces.
In this context we welcome the review of the UN's peacekeeping efforts recently announced by Secretary General Ban-ki Moon. We stand ready to contribute to the findings and look forward to the Secretary General's recommendations.
One of the critical aspects that the review should address is the partnership between the United Nations and regional organizations.
With more parallel deployments on the ground, more lessons can be learned on what works in that partnership and what needs to be improved.
It is clear that improved synergies are required, not least given increasingly strained resources.
Against this background, Germany is delighted to collaborate with the Italian Presidency of the European Union in a project aimed at improving cooperation on the ground between peace operations deployed by the European Union and the United Nations.
As part of this project, we will organize a seminar in Berlin this November which will concentrate on how to improve coherence in mandates, mission planning and coordination on the ground, as well as how to improve EU-UN cooperation in policing, security sector reform, and judicial reform.
Many of the questions we seek to address at that seminar mirror those raised in the concept note prepared by the Rwandan Delegation for today's debate, namely:
· What are the comparative advantages of both organizations, and how can we capitalize on them to achieve the common goal?
· How can we ensure that efforts both by the UN and the EU complement one another rather than develop in parallel?
· How do we make sure not to overstretch the absorption capacities of host countries?
· And what are the requirements for improved cooperation, including operational, legal and resource aspects?
We look forward to sharing the findings of the seminar with all interested parties and we will feed the outcome into the review process not only here in New York, but also into policy discussions in Brussels as well as in Addis Ababa.
Thank you, Mr. President."


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Jessica Chastain is only in her second year in films, and already she's one of the most commanding actresses of her generation: From her brittle beauty in The Help to carrying her own opposite Brad Pitt and Sean Penn in Tree of Life (two best picture nominees last year that she starred in) to her current part in Zero Dark Thirty, where she shows resolve and vulnerability within the same breath, the depth of her mastery of the film medium is staggering. From the first 30 seconds of director Kathryn Bigelow's epic examination of the war on terror and the quest for Bin Laden, Chastain engages us with her Jodie Foster-esque inquisitiveness, and for the next two hours, she never lets us go. It's the kind of performance Oscars were designed for.
That's good, because with her as the anchor, Zero Dark Thirty almost makes sense. If you go by the TV ads, it's about the on-the-ground hunt for Bin Laden, culminating in the raid by Seal Team 6 nearly two years ago, but really, it's about the massive intelligence-gathering machine and how it's a miracle it ever works.


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MORAGA, Calif. -- As expected, the Saint Mary's men's basketball team received a stiff challenge from Loyola Marymount for the majority of the Gaels' West Coast Conference opener Saturday at McKeon Pavilion.
Eventually though, Saint Mary's managed to pull away, scoring a 74-61 win over the Lions to begin the conference season on a definite high note.
Matthew Dellavedova led Saint Mary's (12-3, 1-0 WCC) on the stat sheet, with 17 points, eight assists and five rebounds. James Walker III added 12 points, and Beau Levesque chipped in with 11.
"We knew it was going to be a tough game. We just really wanted to get a good start to conference," Dellavedova said. "We knew they were going to be physical, so we just wanted to come out and be more ready to play."
Walker and Levesque led the Gaels' bench mob, which outscored the Lions reserves 38-2.
Anthony Ireland led Loyola Marymount (7-8, 0-2 WCC) with 16 points.
Saint Mary's managed to finally take control late in the second half, with a pair of free throws by Walker putting the Gaels up 67-53 with 3:04 to play. The margin would get a bit closer, but the Lions could never get within striking distance.
"We were good in the second half defensively, and a lot of the first half we were," Saint Mary's coach Randy Bennett said. "Once we got separation, we did a good job of holding it."
That lead came after a first half that saw Saint Mary's build just a narrow three-point lead.
That changed near the 14-minute mark, when Walker knocked down a pair of 3-pointers to put Saint Mary's up 50-41 with 13:59 left. That caused Loyola Marymount coach Max Good to call time out to try and quiet a Gaels crowd beginning to rev up.
Saint Mary's looked set to take a 30-all tie into halftime, but that turned into a crowd-raising three-point lead when Jordan Giusti beat the buzzer with a heave from just inside half court that hit glass and caromed in to give the Gaels a 33-30 advantage.
Giusti's good play wasn't limited to one shot.
The redshirt freshman from San Ramon, Calif. was again a defensive standout, marking Loyola Marymount point guard Anthony Ireland whenever he was in the game. Giusti's defense held the league's leading scorer to a five of 18 performance from the floor.
Giusti also added eight points offensively, matching his career-high.
"He was really valuable when we didn't have (Stephen) Holt. He was an unsung hero in that time. That helped me to gain confidence in him," Bennett said. "I see him every day in practice and he's been going against Dellavedova for his whole redshirt year and then this year. We always said man, that guy's really tough. He gives Dellavedova problems in practice."
Before Giusti gave Saint Mary's the lead, the Lions and Gaels looked every bit equals for almost 20 minutes.
The first-half numbers bore that out. Saint Mary's went on a 7-0 run to begin the game, but Loyola Marymount countered with a 9-0 run to take the lead.
And, by the break, the stat sheet looked fairly similar. Loyola Marymount owned a slight edge (18-16) on the boards, but Saint Mary's shot 45 percent to the Lions' 42.
With Levesque sidelined due to foul trouble for much of the second half, the Gaels got a valuable contribution from Matt Hodgson. The junior from Booval, Queensland, Australia scored seven points.
Saint Mary's is back in action Thursday with a trip to the Pacific Northwest for their annual showdown with Gonzaga. That game is set for an 8 p.m. tip-off, and will be televised by ESPN2.
The Gaels return to Moraga on Saturday for a 5 p.m. game against San Francisco. Tickets are available online at SMCGaels.com or through the SMC Athletic Ticket Office at (925) 631-GoTx.


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X FACTOR, the ITV1 reality television talent show, has died. It was nine years old.
The programme had been battling a long illness, chronic fatigue since 2010, and drew its last breath at the end of the series' auditions last weekend.
Best known for its sob stories and occasional singing, it endured a humiliating drubbing in the ratings by the Strictly Come Dancing premiere a week after falling to a five-year audience low.
Friends and colleagues have paid tribute to the show. Louis Walsh said: "It reminds me of a young Fame Academy...."
OK, so this isn't a real obituary, as much as it should be.
It's more of a heartfelt plea, from yours truly to Simon Cowell, to put The X Factor and its viewers out of their misery.
Take it out the back and shoot the thing.
So much is now terminally ill that I can't see a way back for the series.
There has been enough dead wood on display this year to rehome a dozen displaced Amazon rainforest tribes, and I'm not just talking about all the acoustic guitars, or Geri Halliwell.
The panel is beyond dull and, in Nicole Scherzinger instead of Mel B, they've hired the wrong new judge and are clearly regretting it.
Failed contestants from last year have been given pride of place which, while nothing new, has exposed the programme's weaknesses like never before.
The producers have been foolishly scouring the nether regions of reality TV and regurgitating famehungry goofballs for our apparent entertainment, such as Britney impersonator Lorna Bliss, who's an alumnus of Dating In The Dark, Snog Marry Avoid and Britain's Got Talent, workshy Signed By Katie Price model Rylan Clark and, last weekend, this next poor soul: "Hello, I'm Bianca Gascoigne."
A sob story in itself, I'm sure you'll agree. But we've had them all.
Dead grandads, drug-taking siblings, jailed fathers, poorly mothers, homeless former foster kids, IVF letdowns, single mums whose tower-block lift sometimes gets stuck, on the eighth floor, Tulisa's incorrect fish-and-chips order...
I've said it before, but what sticks in the throat most is that each and every single one of them looks absurd next to any tale of courage from the Paralympic Games.
Heck, they look ridiculous next to the Suffolk Southern Area Cribbage Open Repechage.
The good singers haven't been great and the poor singers, with the exception of Billy Moore's brutal version of Don't Stop Believin', at the Newcastle try-outs, not in the least bit amusing.
They've been instantly forgettable to the point that during the auditions highlights reel at the end of Sunday night's episode, I could name only two contestants – Eddy String (a poor man's Frankie Cocozza, which says a lot) and Rylan, the Sky Living channel bozo – and that was only because their annoyance levels burned into my memory.
But it doesn't need me to write this show's obit. If you're looking for someone to read the last rites, Gary Barlow gave this moving assessment last weekend: "It's really not good enough. In general, it's just a bit mediocre."
Here lies The X Factor, 2004-2012.
RIP. Please.
Spudulike awards
● The Thick Of It
● Dame Maggie Smith taking a 15- love lead over Shirley MacLaine in Downton Abbey's transatlantic acting veterans invitational.
● A sheep re-enacting the Tamworth Two's bid for freedom on BBC2's first live One Man And His Dog by skedaddling from the flock and vaulting over a gate.
● The One Show surprising Clare Balding with a Skype call from Bert Le Clos.
● Hilary Devey's "itchy foot", on Dragons' Den.
● Strictly Come Dancing's hugely promising premiere, which feels as fresh ten series in as X Factor does stale.
● And ITV4's World of Sport: 1980s, which featured the Thomas Hearns v Marvellous Marvin Hagler fight of the century; John Lowe's first televised nine-dart finish, at the Fulcrum Centre in Slough, which earned him £100,000; Steve Davis's first televised 147, which earned him a Lada; and caravan stock-car racing, from Ipswich, twin stock-car racing, from Ipswich, banger jump racing, from Ipswich, and double-decker bus racing.
Spuduhate awards
● Strictly Come Dancing disappearing again for three weeks the moment it returns.
● Doctor Who borrowing heavily from the plots of Jurassic Park and The Terminator in successive weeks.
● Channel 5 spending an hour indulging brown-nose speculation on Wills and Kate: Baby Fever.
● Hip-hop-happening Aled Jones telling Professor Green on Wednesday's Daybreak: "Well done on the new single. It's really catchy," like he's got Public Enemy's entire back catalogue.
● TV's least original panel show, Comedy World Cup on Channel 4, featuring agent Addison Cresswell clients Jo Brand, Shappi Khorsandi, Paul Chowdhry and Sean Lock, presumably booked by the series' executive producer, Addison Cresswell (see also the next two weeks for Alan Carr, Kevin Bridges, Phill Jupitus and Josh Widdicombe).
● And Channel 5's new series Being Liverpool, which goes behind the scenes at Anfield. Because I thought they'd have chosen to make a documentary about a big club.


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The Lessons of September 11
As the smoke cleared and the dust began to settle, our country came together in a remarkable way.Read More »
As the smoke cleared and the dust began to settle, our country came together in a remarkable way.Read More »
NAACP Scores Civil Rights Victory after White House Meeting in JulyRead More »
For the past five years, a Georgia business owner has sat in jail for doing what many of us would - defending himself and his family against a trespasser on his property.Read More »
The NAACP Education Department recently announced this year's scholarship recipients.Read More »
The NAACP released the following statement regarding the violent death of James Anderson of Jackson, MississippiRead More »
President & CEO Benjamin Todd Jealous' plenary address from the 102nd NAACP Annual Convention. Video and full transcript.Read More »
Video and full transcript of Chairman Roslyn M. Brock's address to the opening plenary of the 102nd NAACP Annual ConventionRead More »
(Washington, DC) - The NAACP and Bank of America have announced that they will enhance their partnership through the promotion of greater economic opportunity and advancement of community economic development throughout the nation. Bank of America has committed significant resources to support the work of the NAACP, providing financial education to disenfranchised communities that were ravaged by the economic crisis as well as identifying economic opportunities for the future.Read More »
On June 30, 2011, the U.S. Sentencing Commission voted unanimously to apply the new guidelines for a federal conviction of crack cocaine possession as established by the Fair Sentencing Act retroactively to those men and women currently incarcerated.Read More »
In some NYC schools, classrooms with peeling paint and insufficient resources sit on one side, while new computers, smartboards and up-to-date textbooks live on the other.Read More »
If we make all our schools great places to learn, we will have more than better institutions and better-prepared students — we will have a better country.Read More »
For the seventh consecutive year, the NAACP will monitor motorcyle events in Myrtle Beach, SC to ensure all tourists are treated fairly and equally regardless of race.Read More »
In celebration of the 75th Anniversary of the Youth & College Division, the NAACP has launched the first National Membership Campaign of the year.Read More »
NAACP President & CEO Benjamin Todd Jealous made an appearance on BET's Mo'Nique Show, along with Jamie and Gladys Scott—two sisters recently released from a Mississippi prison after a nationwide campaign for their freedom.Read More »
Since tornadoes ravaged the state, the Alabama NAACP State Conference has joined other volunteers in aiding the Red Cross, treating injured survivors and assisting families with basic needs as they begin to rebuild their lives.Read More »
On April 30, 2011, the Yale University Debate team made the 6-hour trek to Washington DC to take on the Howard University Debate Team in the 3rd Annual "Great Debate".Read More »
On April 26, thousands of students, administrators and public officials from across Pennsylvania gathered on the steps of the state Capitol in response to proposed statewide education budgets cuts that will exceed $1.2 billion.Read More »
NAACP leaders join Mayor Nutter's signing ceremony to promote employment among formerly incarcerated populations.Read More »
The NAACP is determined to ensure that the true history of the Civil War continues to be told. Listen to the NPR Story.Read More »
NAACP president and CEO Benjamin Todd Jealous and conservative leader Grover Norquist discuss the new NAACP report with PBS's Judy Woodroff on Newshour. Watch the video.Read More »


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Students from Carshalton High School for Girls came top of the league in an enterprise challenge hosted by Crystal Palace Football Club.
The Crystal Palace FC Foundation held its club heat of the Premier League' s National Enterprise Challenge, which sets young people a business scenario similar to ones faced by top flight clubs.
This year, students were asked to develop a new overseas strategy to attract more fans and revenue streams in the US and African markets.
Over 10 weeks, 100 young people from schools and community groups presented their ideas to a panel of four judges at the Eagles' Selhurst Park stadium.
The winners were the team from Charshalton High School for Girls, who will now go on to represent Crystal Palace in the competition's semi-finals, to be held at West Bromich Albion's Hawthorns ground in the West Midlands.
Soye Briggs, director of community development at the Crystal Palace Foundation, said: "This is the first year that we have facilitated this competition and the response from the young people was incredible.
"The amount of work, enthusiasm and commitment that went into creating the proposals was outstanding and inspirational, congratulations goes out to all those that took part.
"We will work closely now with the winners Carshalton High school for Girls to ensure their proposal is of the highest standard for the national semi-finals.
"It goes to show how initiatives like the enterprise challenge can use the power of football to engage young people and develop skills for their future."


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A SUMMER fair in aid of Dudley Carers Forum will take place in Brierley Hill this afternoon (Saturday).
The event will run from 1pm to 4pm at Brierley Hill Methodist Church, Bank Street.
There will be bargains galore with a jumble sale, selling jewellery, art, hand-knitted garments, plants and homemade jams, as well as a teddy tombola and music throughout the afternoon.
A range of cakes and cream teas to tempt the taste buds will also be on sale.
Sedgley councillor and West Midlands MEP, Bill Etheridge will be at the event to show his support for the forum, which campaigns for the needs of unpaid carers.
Cllr Etheridge MEP will also be giving a personal donation of £500 to provide coach transport for carers and people with disabilities when they go on a canal trip in Gloucester next month.
Visitors will be asked to pay a 25p entrance fee.


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Three-fifths of the nation remains locked in intense drought, and though wetter weather systems are providing relief for some in the south, the vast majority of the country isn't as lucky.
According to the latest Drought Monitor report, 60 percent of the contiguous United States is in moderate or worse drought. Though an improvement, the shift from last week is less than 1 percentage point.
By now the drought stretches as far west as California and as far east as Georgia. The worst drought-plagued areas are still Texas (33 percent in extreme or worse drought) to South Dakota (60 percent in extreme or worse drought). As a result, earlier this week USDA Secretary Tom Vilsack declared nearly 600 counties across 14 states as primary national disaster areas due to the drought.
See how your state is doing here.
The drought is now more intense than was reported in the July 3, 2012 Drought Monitor, when just 56 percent of the Lower 48 reported moderate or worse drought:
The USDA released its first Agricultural Weather Update of 2013 on Wednesday, showing that it "continues to take a severe toll on the nation's hard red winter wheat, rangeland, and pastures, as well as the livestock sector."
Currently more than half – 54 percent – of the nation's cattle are located in areas affected by severe or worse drought. Read more here.
The drought's overwhelming grip on the nation has left some crop experts to urge producers to pray for snow in anticipation of planting in the coming months.
"We are still concerned about getting the leftovers out of the way from the drought of 2012. At this time we would not anticipate a national corn yield above the trend," Iowa State University climatologist Elwynn Taylor told Reuters. "Rather, we would expect a fourth consecutive year of below-trend crop, not as far below as in 2012 but still not up to par."
Read, "Corn Belt crop experts: Pray for snow."
The amount of snow needed to make up for the deficit left by the drought would be astronomical. In an interview with USA Today, David Pearson, a hydrologist with the National Weather Service said that it is "an amount nobody would wish on their worst enemy."
"It's so out of this world it wouldn't make much scientific sense (to guess). It would take a record-breaking snowfall for the season to get us back on track," Pearson said.
That would mean more upwards of 150 inches of snow, four times the average winter snowfall in Chicago. Read more USA Today.


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Dude... beer can chickens! Do you have a copy of How to Grill? If not, get one. One of the recipes is for a chicken sitting on an open beer can. You can modify it for game hens, too.
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You can do things at home to manage COPD (chronic obstructive
pulmonary disease). By learning the triggers for COPD and avoiding them, you
can help reduce flare-ups. While some triggers may be out of your control,
there are others you can easily avoid.
A trigger is
anything that causes your COPD symptoms to flare up or get worse. Triggers
Not all people have the same triggers. What may cause a
flare-up in one person may not be a problem for another person.
Getting sick with the flu can trigger a flare-up of
COPD symptoms.
Getting sick with colds, the flu, or pneumonia
can cause your COPD symptoms to flare up or get worse.
Flare-ups of COPD symptoms are caused by the same
things for everyone.
Not all people have the same triggers. What may
cause a flare-up in one person may not be a problem for another person.
Continue to Why?
Flare-ups of COPD can greatly limit your activities. You may even need to
stay in the hospital. By avoiding flare-ups, you may feel better, be more
active, and reduce the impact of COPD on your life.
So it is
important to pay attention to your symptoms. You can tell you're having a
flare-up when your usual symptoms suddenly get worse. For example:
With treatment, many people are able to breathe as well as
they did before a flare-up.
Avoiding triggers of a flare-up can help you stay out
of the hospital.
When you have a flare-up, you may need to be
treated in a hospital until you can breathe better on your own. So it's best to
avoid anything that triggers a flare-up.
A fever may be a sign of a COPD
It is important to pay attention to your
symptoms. You can tell you're having a flare-up when your usual symptoms
suddenly get worse. This may include a fever.
Continue to How?
There are many things
you can do to avoid triggers and stay as healthy as you can.
It is okay for me to be around other people who smoke,
as long as I don't smoke.
It is important to stay away from anything that
causes your COPD symptoms to flare up or get worse. This includes staying away
from other people who are smoking.
Getting a flu vaccine can help me avoid one of the
triggers of COPD.
The flu can cause your COPD symptoms to flare
up. Getting a flu vaccine can help you avoid this trigger.
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If you have questions about this information, print it out and take it
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areas or make notes in the margins of pages where you have questions.
Be sure to let your doctor know if you notice changes in your symptoms.
Talk with your doctor about what might be triggers for you. Ask about ways you
can avoid those triggers.
If you would like more information on COPD, the following
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Did you know?
The Komati River supplies water to South Africa, Swaziland and Mozambique.
Discover the Komati Gorge Lodge Fly-Fishing & Wildlife Reserve tucked away in the Mpumalanga heartland between the small towns of Carolina and Machadodorp.
Only a couple of hours drive from Johannesburg, the Komati Gorge Lodge offers visitors an abundance of things to do.
Fly-fishing should be high on the list because the lodge prides itself on its superb fishing facilities. Test your fly-fishing skills along the 12km of unpolluted Komati River where yellowfish present a tough challenge. But it's strictly catch-and-release here and barbless hooks are compulsory for all fishing.
If it's a fat trout you're after, then it's off to one of three fabulous trout dams kept crystal clear by mountain streams. Hire your tackle, pick up your free fishing permit and fish till your heart's content.
Not a fisherman? Then try quad biking. Beginner or expert, all are welcome on guided quad bike tours through beautiful scenery. Cowboys and speedsters are not welcome and the quad bike trails are far from the lodge so there's no noise pollution to spoil the tranquillity.
Fancy a hike? Follow one of two marked trails – the 6km Aloe Trail or the 2.9km Ibis Trail – or choose instead to walk or jog anywhere on the game reserve. Mountain biking (bring your own bike or hire one) is also allowed all over the reserve.
You can also tackle a challenging 4x4 trail, try your hand at archery, take a game drive, go canoeing, or pick up a picnic, find your own special spot and relax the day away.
Travel tips & Planning info
Who to contact
Komati Gorge Lodge Fly-Fishing & Wildlife Reserve
Tel: +27 (0)17 843 3290
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How to get here
From Johannesburg or Pretoria, take the N4 past Witbank and Middelburg. Turn right toward Carolina and from Carolina take the R36 to Machadodorp. After 25km look out for the Doornkop turn-off and turn right onto a dirt road for 4.6 km. Turn left at the large green sign to Komati Gorge Lodge.
Get around
On foot, on wheels, on horseback – you choose.
What will it cost
Luxury accommodation ranges from R540 per person in a 2-bed cottage to R3 850 for a 10-sleeper house.
What to pack
Good walking shoes or boots, sunscreen, binoculars and camera.
What to eat
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text: Show Hide image Politics 20 June 2012 Can aid end aid? We put the question to six campaigners and opinion-formers. Sign up for our weekly email * Jock Stirrup | Annie Lennox | Adrian Lovett Tony Blair | Tutu Agyare | Mo Farah Jock Stirrup Former chief of the defence staff It is hard to envisage a world in which nobody needs help – in which aid is unnecessary. The overall level of need can, though, be reduced through timely and well-directed aid. I have seen sufficient outcomes over the years – both good and bad – to convince me of the truth of the proposition. Hardship and want often lead to conflict, and conflict undoubtedly breeds hardship and want. So, addressing the appropriate needs in the first place will almost certainly reduce the longer-term requirement for aid, as well as avoiding much of the human and material costs of conflict. And it will contribute to our security and prosperity. Many regions where the UK's national interests are most closely engaged suffer from instability, poverty and poor governance. Helping people in these areas to self-reliance, helping them to develop fair and effective institutions, to lift themselves out of poverty and to counter ignorance, will reduce the risk of conflict. And that, in turn, is good for our own interests. So, whether you're being selfless or selfish, timely and well-targeted aid makes sense. Jock Stirrup | Annie Lennox | Adrian Lovett Tony Blair | Tutu Agyare | Mo Farah Annie Lennox Singer and HIV campaigner Last World Aids Day, President Obama spoke about the beginning of the end of Aids – when an Aids-free generation is born and 15 million people are on treatment. That we can even contemplate the beginning of the end of Aids is thanks to aid. Global aid efforts, such as those delivered through the Global Fund and the US Pepfar plan, mean that today 6.6 million people receive live-saving treatment for HIV, and we can prevent a mother passing HIV on to her unborn child. When aid is spent on global health it doesn't just fund treatment but helps countries scale up their response and spurs the private sector to take action. It gives millions the prospect of a healthy future in which they can contribute to society. This is the key to ending aid. But we can't get ahead of ourselves: every day 1,000 children are born with HIV. We can't stop yet. Jock Stirrup | Annie Lennox | Adrian Lovett Tony Blair | Tutu Agyare | Mo Farah Adrian Lovett Europe executive director, One anti-poverty campaign The aid story is an incredible one, but aid alone will not end aid. The next step is to ensure Africa's vast resources benefit its citizens – including the poorest. It starts with international oil, gas and mining companies being open about payments they make to governments. Lawmakers in Europe and the US have the power to make that happen. In all of this, we must make sure citizens have the tools to hold their governments to account, so that this income is invested in services such as schools, roads and health clinics. When you tell people you are an anti-poverty campaigner they think you just want to talk about aid. Aid is a vital safety net; it gives the poorest people a chance to get a foot up. But being an anti-poverty campaigner is about justice, which means keeping our promises to the poorest and insisting that everybody plays by fair rules, so that Africa can use its own resources to determine its future. Jock Stirrup | Annie Lennox | Adrian Lovett Tony Blair | Tutu Agyare | Mo Farah Tony Blair Founder and patron, Africa Governance Initiative I believe in aid. That's why, as prime minister, I negotiated the doubling of aid to Africa at the Gleneagles Summit in 2005. And we can see the difference aid has made. To take just one example, the UK's financial contribution to the Global Alliance for Vaccines and Immunisations (Gavi) will immunise 80 million children over the next five years, saving 1.4 million lives. That is why it's critical that the rich world continues to meet its obligations on aid. But aid alone is not enough. Ultimately, development depends on two things: governance and growth. By governance, I mean governments having the capacity to deliver for their citizens, to improve health and education and tackle poverty. All countries, even rich ones, need governments that can do this. And when I speak to African leaders they tell me this issue of governance capacity is the biggest they face. This is why I have made it the focus of my charity the Africa Governance Initiative. Developing countries also need growth, which generates jobs and income. And to get growth, leaders of emerging economies need to attract high-quality, sustainable investment; make sure that the rules are clear and followed; and work together to remove regional trade barriers. For our part, the rich world has to open up its markets and ensure that global trade rules are fair. With every stride African countries make on growth and governance, their reliance on aid diminishes. We are not there yet, but the end of dependence on aid can be achieved within a generation. Jock Stirrup | Annie Lennox | Adrian Lovett Tony Blair | Tutu Agyare | Mo Farah Tutu Agyare Managing partner, Nubuke Investments LLP Depending on your starting point, aid can definitely end aid. With countries coming out of the ravages of war or famine, the institutions necessary to rebuild a stable economy cannot be financed out of thin air. This is where aid comes in – to kick-start these processes. As we have seen in Rwanda and Sierra Leone, the end to a war is not enough. The issue I have with this aid, though, is that it has no blueprint for success and no exit strategy. Most global NGOs will meet you with a blank stare if you ask them whether they know what they consider a successful programme to be and whether they have a target for local institutional capacity-building, or whether they have a finite date for exit. Unfortunately, the onset of aid seems to mean those white 4x4s with their expat NGO masters are here to stay. We need them to come in, build sustainable local institutions and leave! Jock Stirrup | Annie Lennox | Adrian Lovett Tony Blair | Tutu Agyare | Mo Farah Mo Farah British athlete and founder, Mo Farah Foundation The point of aid is to end aid – it shouldn't be for ever. But talk of the end of aid seems a distant dream for the people who are going to bed hungry tonight in Somalia, and in West Africa, where a new food crisis is growing. Aid is vital in times of emergency – when famine struck Somalia last year UK aid kept people alive. But it is not just about feeding the starving, it is also about rebuilding for the future. It's why my wife and I set up the Mo Farah Foundation to raise money for the relief effort and to work for long-term solutions. Drought is inevitable but famine is not, if we invest in the right solutions such as water wells, crop storage and support for farmers. My daughter has had a great start in life: health care, education and the right nutrition. When my twins are born later this year, they will, too. Every child deserves the same. Until this is reality, the job of aid is not over. We should be proud of our aid: it saves lives. And when the day comes when aid is no longer needed, we should be proud of that, too. Subscribe from just £1 per issue This article first appeared in the 25 June 2012 issue of the New Statesman, Europe's most dangerous leader More


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HOUSTON - It's a trend that seems to be sticking around even after the royal wedding. Now fascinators are going local.
Houston designer Marcie Craig recently started her hat line Merci, featuring beautiful colors, feathers and classic netting.
Marcie wears the hats she makes everywhere she goes and that is how she has really gotten her business started.
She says the feedback was instant, "I couldn't go anywhere without someone stopping me and saying, 'I love your hat!'"
Now she sells her hats. We caught up with her during her recent trunk show at Tootsies.
What really sets her hats apart? Marcie says, "I make them all by hand. I have a studio in my home."
Marcie doesn't know where this will take her but she says she wouldn't mind becoming like local designer Elaine Turner.
She admits keeping up with a large department store's massive demand could be grueling so she thinks she'll probably stay small. She admits, " I know I'd be happier in one or several smaller boutiques."
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AB de Villiers is unsure whether he will take over as South Africa's Test captain following Graeme Smith's unexpected retirement.
Smith made his shock call to step away from international cricket after day three of the decisive third Test against Australia in Cape Town.
As Smith's vice-captain De Villiers is the most obvious choice to take charge of the world's number one ranked side.
The 30-year-old wicketkeeper-batsman also captains the Proteas' one-day international team, but reports on Tuesday suggested he may not want to over-burden himself by taking over as Test skipper.
De Villiers is the world's top-ranked batsman, despite combining those duties with his work behind the stumps, and on Tuesday revealed he is set to talk with coach Russell Domingo after the series against Australia ends on Wednesday.
"I'm not sure. We'll have to wait and see what happens," De Villiers told Cricket Australia's TV channel when asked about whether he would take over the Test captaincy.
"I'll have a few discussions with the coach and team selectors. If it does come my way it'd be a huge honour."
Twenty20 captain Faf du Plessis is another potential replacement, with the right-hander set to skipper the Proteas in the upcoming World Twenty20 in Bangladesh.
De Villiers admitted he had been shocked by Smith's decision.
"I thought he had another year or two in him," he said.
"Each guy's situation is different. Maybe it's a good time for him to move on. He's obviously got his personal reasons.
"I'd rather look back to a superb career and just say congrats over what he has achieved over many years.
"What he has achieved as captain and what he has achieved away from the game and on the field is just amazing and something to look up to."
Domingo too had been surprised by Smith's decision to call time on his Proteas career, that saw him take over as captain as a 22-year-old over a decade ago.
"I had an inkling that it might be around the corner with what has been happening in his life and it is a lot of pressure doing it for 12 years," he said.
"I'm not entirely surprised but I am a bit surprised by the timing of it.
"He's a guy that has always played under a lot of pressure. He's absorbed a lot of pressure and a lot of criticism.
"He's always found the inner strength to ensure he concentrates on his performances and leads the team irrespective of what perceptions of him are.
"His presence alone is going to be sorely missed."
Smith had described his retirement as the toughest decision of his life after ending his international career after almost 350 appearances for his country.
The 33-year-old told team-mates following the third day's play in Cape Town and tributes soon started pouring in for the left-hander, who has been described as "a legend", "a warrior" and "all-round good egg" by some of those in the game.
Smith said he had been mulling retirement over for almost a year.
He said: "This has been the most difficult decision I have ever had to make in my life.
"It's a decision that I have been considering since my ankle surgery in April last year.
"I have a young family to consider, and I felt that retiring at Newlands would be the best way to end it because I have called this place home since I was 18 years old."
Smith will leave South Africa with a major hole to fill, having been a key fixture in their line-up for well over a decade.
This, his last Test, is his 117th, of which he has been captain for 110 - a world record.
He came into the match having scored 9,257 Test runs at an average of 48.72, while he has also played 197 ODIs, averaging almost 38, and 33 T20 internationals.
Smith, who has also taken 26 wickets for South Africa with his off-breaks, continued: "I have always been someone who has left everything out there on the field for my team and for my country.
"I'm extremely honoured and proud to have had the privilege to lead so many wonderful players and to have been a part of building the Proteas culture to what it is today. It is a culture that every player can be, and is, immensely proud of.''


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I first noticed my daughter had cloudy urine 6 months ago. Doctor tested urine showed no UTI. Doctor said it must be something she is eating. So I have written everything down and then noted when urine is cloudy. I can not find any relation. Urine is fine for up to 2-5 days, then we get a cloudy one. It can be anytime of the day, but mostly 1st morining sample. She also has a thrush like rash around her bottom and vagina, treated with canesten cream and probotics. Cleared up but came back as soon as I dropped off cream and probotics.
Have been back to doctor and had urine re-tested, no sign of anything. Doctor said to forget about it. This is hard to do as she keeps having cloudy urine, I even notice it in the toilet, it is that cloudy. I got some reagent test strips the only thing they show is trace leucoctyes. Should I go back to the doctor? She already thinks I am over the top. Or is it better just to forget about it? Please help me I am a wreck.
Thank you very much for the question. Certainly, urine with a cloudy appearance is often caused by a urinary tract infection. Given that your PCP has tested the urine and found no bacteria, it could be that your daughter has a non-infectious urethritis. Sometimes this can be caused by using bubble baths or creams applied to the vaginal area. Other conditions, like vaginal adhesions, can also cause dysuria or cloudy urine. You should probably talk to your child's pediatrician about potential causes.
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ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. – The Saint Leo women's basketball team (9-8, 4-3 SSC) defeated Eckerd College (7-7, 4-3 SSC) on Wednesday evening by a final score of 53-47. Behind a double-double performance from Keishara Green the Lions were able to prevail and get a huge Sunshine State Conference win.
Teresa Manigrasso led Saint Leo in scoring with 14 points, but it was Green's 10 points and 11 rebounds that propelled the Lions to the victory. Manigrasso also added four rebounds, three assists, and three steals. Chelsea Connelly added seven points and six rebounds, and Christina Granville dropped in five points while pulling down seven rebounds.
In the first half of action the Lions rallied behind Green's five points and five rebounds to cruise into the break with a 26-19 lead. Manigrasso scored six first half points—going 3-for-7 from the field. Connelly also tallied five opening half points.
The second half was much of the same—with the Lions in control of the game the entire time. The Lions struggled from behind the arc, but made up for it with strong play in the post from Green and Chelsea Williams—who dropped in two straight buckets at one point in the half to keep the Tritons an arm's length away. Eckerd cut the Saint Leo lead to one point with about seven minutes to go, but the Lions turned their defensive pressure up a notch and were able to put away the Tritons in the final few minutes.
For the game Saint Leo held the shooting edge just slightly—going 33 percent from the field compared to Eckerd's 31 percent.
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ADNAN OKTAR: We are interested in Allah, we are interested in the Qur'an and we are interested in the Unity of Islam. Allah controls the entire world. If we remain to be good, those who are wicked can not do any harm to us. But from this letter of Abdullah Ocalan, it is obvious that Allah guides him. Everything turns out in favor of Islam and the Qur'an.
As I see it, Abdullah Öcalan has not liked the outlook of Marxism. He has seen the deadlock of communism and its wickedness. He has also seen the beauty of Islam and the enlightened understanding of the system of Mahdi. This is what I have observed. Our people, our beloved ones in the South East of Anatolia are lovers of Hazrat Mahdi (as). They are all in love with our Prophet (saas). Once the name of our Prophet (saas) is mentioned, they immediately say, "Allahumma salli ala Muhammedin". They burst into tears. Once they see his beard, they burst into joy.
Abdullah Öcalan is a poor servant of Allah and the PKK is made up of wretched servants of Allah; all power belongs to Allah. If Allah orders the PKK to remain silent, they will be silent. If Allah orders Öcalan to talk in a particular way, he talks in that way. He can't do otherwise. Whatever Allah desires, it happens. Nothing contrary can ever happen.
February 27th, 2013: A9 TV
PRESENTER: It is stated that Öcalan read a section from Prophet Muhammad's Farewell Sermon and said to Altan Tan, a member of the BDP committee, "We have not attached due attention to Muslims so far. They misguided us about Islam. I do not look at Islam as the Turkish left does."
ADNAN OKTAR: This is fine, that is very good. These are really very good. Democracy is good, respect to people is beautiful. Racism is evil, sectarianism is wicked; condemning people because of their sect, because of their belief is wicked. These words are beautiful, "They misguided us about Islam." What does it mean? He says that traditional Islam is distinct from true Islam. What is it, true Islam? The religion as is lived by the Companions of our Prophet (saas). What is it? The Islam that we are preaching. This is what is meant here. This is the reason for the change we are seeing, insha'Allah. His words about Islam are beautiful. These will be auspicious for him. They will be in favor of him. Beautiful. These are the kind of statements that we expect.
21 March 2013, Yeni Akit
Ali Karahasanoglu of the Yeni Akit newspaper said the following about Abdullah Ocalan's message: