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Stocks to watch on the Australian stock exchange at close on Thursday:
AGO - ATLAS IRON - up two cents, or 2.1 per cent, at 97.5 cents
Western Australian iron ore producer Atlas Iron achieved record shipments in the March quarter but has also been hit by weaker commodity prices.
ANZ - AUSTRALIA & NEW ZEALAND BANKING GROUP - up eight cents, or 0.2 per cent, at $34.67
WBC - WESTPAC BANKING CORPORATION - up 16 cents, or 0.45 per cent, at $35.78
New Zealand's markets watchdog is joining the investigation into whether the sales and marketing of interest rate swaps by major banks to rural customers may have breached financial markets laws.
EPW - ERM POWER - down 35 cents, or 15 per cent, at $1.98
ERM Power has secured $1 billion in new contracts to supply electricity to the federal and NSW governments, but also cut its profit guidance for the 2014/15 financial year.
RHC - RAMSAY HEALTH CARE - down one cent, or 0.02 per cent, at $45.98
Australian billionaire and Ramsay Health Care founder Paul Ramsay is in a serious condition in a European hospital.
RHL - RURALCO - up one cent, or 0.3 per cent, at $3.40
Agribusiness Ruralco Holdings expects to post a half year net profit of between $4.5 and $5 billion, up from a $500,000 loss a year ago.
RMD - RESMED - up 16 cents, or 3.1 per cent, at $5.26
Medical technology group ResMed has lifted its third quarter earnings six per cent, despite flat sales from its key US market.
TCL - TRANSURBAN - in a trading halt, last traded at $7.27
A consortium led by toll road owner Transurban will pay $7 billion to buy a string of Brisbane motorways from the Queensland government.
WHC - WHITEHAVEN COAL - down 4.5 cents, or 2.8 per cent, at $1.56
Whitehaven Coal shares have fallen after the miner cut its full year production guidance by up to eight per cent due to operational problems.


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Orioles drop ball, run into triple play in loss
Jones' inability to make catch on bases-loaded fly ball costs O's game
NEW YORK -- If Chris Davis has been the engine driving the Orioles' offense, center fielder Adam Jones has been the accelerator, entering Friday's game against the Yankees leading the American League in hits -- including six multi-hit contests -- and batting an incredible .462. But it was the center fielder's glove that let down the Orioles on Friday night.
On an exceptionally cold and soggy April night, when both teams swapped fielding errors, it was Gold Glover Jones' gaffe that allowed a trio of unearned seventh-inning runs to score en route to a series-opening 5-2 loss.
"Foot gave out, you could say it's rain, you could say it's cold, you could say anything, wind, you could say whatever you want," said Jones, who didn't use any excuses for the misplay. "I was there. Didn't catch it. Cost my team the game. Trust me. It's quite frustrating.
"Some days you're the hero, some days you're the goat."
The defeat -- which comes on the heels of Baltimore's back-to-back wins in Boston --was highlighted by Vernon Wells' deep fly ball popping out of Jones' glove. But it also featured a host of sloppy plays, including the Orioles running into a pair of outs on the basepaths -- part of an eighth-inning triple play -- and issuing six walks with two hit batsmen, giving New York numerous opportunities to secure a lead for ace CC Sabathia.
Sabathia, who struck out eight of the first 18 Orioles he faced, and nine overall, allowed a pair of singles to Alexi Casilla and Nick Markakis to start the eighth. But any hope of an O's rally ended with Manny Machado's ground ball to second base, which started a bizarre chain of events, as the Yanks threw the ball all over the diamond to turn the first 4-6-5-6-5-3-4 triple play in Major League history -- and the Yanks' second since 1968.
"The two lead runners made the right play," manager Buck Showalter said of the ball, fielded by second baseman Robinson Cano, who came up and threw to shortstop. "You can't go anywhere, because if he catches it [in air], then he does get multiple outs. We just made a mistake on the trail runner trying to get a little over-aggressive, a young player. But Manny's one of the reasons why we were in that game."
"I should have stayed at first," said Machado, who was tagged out trying to advance to second during Casilla's rundown. "It was just in the heat of the moment, things that you don't think about."
Machado's baserunning blunder came after Jones' error and was part of an all-around ineffective game for the Orioles. Still, it was a loss Jones shouldered and took full responsibility for.
"To make a mistake like that, big in the game, late in the game, you cost your team a game," Jones said.
"I don't have to watch that ball on video. I've caught way tougher balls than that, and it's a ball hit over my head. It's a routine play in my book. Me and [outfield coach Wayne] Kirby talked about it afterwards. Missed it. No more, no less."
The error handed Orioles starter Miguel Gonzalez -- who last season became the first rookie pitcher in 45 years to beat the Yankees twice on their own field within a span of 33 days -- his first career loss in three starts at Yankee Stadium.
At 96 pitches to start the bottom of the seventh, and with a pair of runs already on the board, Gonzalez issued his third leadoff walk of the night -- to Francisco Cervelli -- before exiting in favor of lefty Troy Patton. Patton got two outs and intentionally walked Kevin Youkilis to put runners on the corners, before plunking Travis Hafner with a full-count pitch to bring on the third pitcher of the inning in righty Pedro Strop. Strop fell behind Wells, but was poised to get out of the inning until Jones flubbed the catch while on the run.
"You know what, he's a leader of this team and he's going to go out there and always fight," Machado said of Jones. "He's always fighting with us, fighting 'til the end. He came out there [after the play] and stayed mentally strong and was pushing us in the dugout. So, things happen. Errors happen. And it's all part of the game."
Added Showalter: "He's spoiled us with a great level of play. Someone said [Jones] stepped in between the warning track and the ground kind of gave way, but that's an excuse he won't take. He's so good for us, and that's why it gets everybody's attention when he doesn't make every play."
Gonzalez was also off his game and was charged with three runs (two earned) on five hits and five walks with four strikeouts over six innings.
"[Catcher Matt Wieters] was telling me, 'What's wrong, what's wrong?' and I told him it's part of the game," Gonzalez said of battling through from the first pitch on. "They did a good job when I was leaving the ball up. Youkilis and Cano did a pretty good job when I was falling behind and I was leaving the ball up a little bit."
The Orioles scored first, with Casilla crossing home on Machado's one-out third-inning single to right field. They wouldn't get another baserunner off Sabathia until Machado singled again with one out in the sixth, but Jones grounded into his second double play back to the mound to end the inning.
The O's pushed across an unearned run in the seventh, capitalizing on Youkilis' error to put leadoff man Wieters aboard. He advanced to second on a balk call on Sabathia, and J.J. Hardy drove him in with a base hit to center field to tie the game at 2. The O's extended the inning when Sabathia's throw to second base on Nolan Reimold's double-play ball was off the bag, but couldn't get anything going after that.
"The way the ball was carrying tonight ... I thought he was going to be able to run it down," Yankees manager Joe Girardi said of Wells' ball to Jones. "The chances of that happening are slim, slim, slim, but we caught a break."
Brittany Ghiroli is a reporter for MLB.com. Read her blog, Britt's Bird Watch, and follow her on Twitter @britt_ghiroli. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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I had a pork steak that needed to be eaten and I thought it would be interesting to prepare it as if it was a bistecca alla fiorentina. I started by using coarse salt and fresh pepper on the pork.
The recipe calls for olive oil to be drizzled over the meat when it's done but I decided to do it a little bit different. I chopped some fresh rosemary and put it on a plate, added olive oil to cover, and let it steep while set up the grill.
I started the steak over indirect heat and then finished it with direct heat on each side. When it came off the grill I put it directly in the oil (and got a little sizzle), turned it a couple of times, and then spooned some over the top.
I thought the steak really turned out well. It had plenty of flavor from the pork and the oil and the rosemary wasn't at all overpowering, perhaps because I used young leaves. I'm definitely going to do this with beef sometime.


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Men's Set for Showdown with Tampa's Professional Team
SAINT LEO, Fla. – The Saint Leo men's soccer team will take on its toughest challenge of the exhibition season as they meet Tampa Bay's professional club, FC Tampa Bay, in one of the final tune-ups of the spring.
The game is scheduled to kickoff tomorrow evening, March 30, at 7:30 p.m. from Walter Fuller Park Soccer Complex in St. Petersburg, Fla.
Admission is free. However, the club is offering $7.00 'Pre-Sale Dinner' tickets with pork and chicken meals being provided by Lee Roy Selmon's.
All proceeds from the event are being donated to the Azalea Youth Soccer League.
Advanced ticket orders can be text to 727-348-8229.
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And with that, it is now — mercifully — all over except for the crying. Oh, and an off-season reckoning that promises to be one for the ages.
Whatever designs the 2013 Winnipeg Blue Bombers retained about somehow sneaking into the CFL playoffs were formally extinguished at Investors Group Field Saturday afternoon with a 26-20 loss to the Toronto Argonauts.
The loss dropped the Bombers to 3-13 and means a Winnipeg franchise that plays in a league where six of the eight teams make the playoffs has now failed to qualify for the post-season in four of the last five years.
That is a damning statistic. But there is another statistic that speaks even louder to how hopeless this team has been the last few seasons — the Winnipeg Football Club has not won two games in a row since August, 2011 and with Saturday's loss — coming after a win in Montreal last week — are now 0-13 the week after a win.
Reckoning? Bring it.
A season in a series
The woeful season was neatly summarized in all its ineptitude in one three-play series late in the second quarter.
With Winnipeg trailing 20-3 but threatening on the Toronto 19-yard line, Bombers QB Max Hall hit slotback Cory Watson in the end zone with a perfect ball, but Watson dropped it.
One play later, Hall appeared to have Clarence Denmark wide open in the back of the end zone for another sure TD but Hall's pass, against all odds, hit the upright and bounced harmlessly to the ground.
And then, forced to settle for a 26-yard field-goal attempt, the Bombers even blew that as the ball slipped off the tee and holder Mike Renaud was forced to scramble and throw incomplete, giving the Argos the ball on downs.
It was a microcosm of the entire season:
Failure to do the simple things right? Tick.
Unlucky even when they did do something right? Tick.
Gross incompetence? — tick, tick, tick.
Finally some offence — and they still lose
The normally anemic Bombers offence erupted for 466 yards as QB Max Hall threw an eye-popping 50 times against Toronto, but it still wasn't enough in a game in which the Bombers spotted Toronto a 23-3 lead at halftime.
Winnipeg went on a 17-0 run in the second half to get within a field goal, but a late Toronto field goal and poor execution by the Bombers late in the fourth quarter sealed the win for Toronto.
All the little things add up
A botched field goal. A botched snap. A time-count violation. Five turnovers. Nine penalties for 99 yards.
In isolation, the Bombers could have probably overcome any one of those things and still won on this day against a team in Toronto that wasn't sharp on offence, defence or special teams.
But put all those problems together — as Winnipeg has so often this season — and the Bombers basically gift-wrapped an end to the two-game losing streak Toronto had on the go.
Home sweet... never mind
The Bombers have now lost seven of their first eight regular-season games at Investors Group Field — and it showed in all the empty seats masquerading as an announced crowd of 28,869.
Up next
The rules say the Bombers must play on and so play on they will, travelling to Toronto this week where they will play the Argos at Rogers Centre on Thursday in what will be Winnipeg's third game in 11 days.
The Bombers finish their season at home on Nov. 2 against the Hamilton Tiger-Cats.
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And He (God) has made everything in the heavens and everything on the earth subservient to you. It is all from Him. There are certainly signs in that for people who reflect.(Qur"an, 45: 13)
Arizona Muslim Voice is a monthly newspaper serving the Arizona Muslim community. Harun Yahya"s articles published in this newspaper aim to raise readers" awareness of thewonders of God, thus helping them to understand more of His greatness and grace and to turn to Him.


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"These invitations are of very nice quality, the design is very stunning. I like that the invitations are printed on good and firm material, not flimsy or thin in the least. Loved the coordinating print on the back of invitation.They were perfect! I was even more delighted that when they were received, I started getting texts and phone calls about how beautiful the invitations were, stating stunning, beautiful, sophisticated, and very classy!"
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Our intrepid — and damn lucky — contributor Chris Azzopardi got down and dirty with two of the hot men in Magic Mike, the mega-gay-appealing male stripper movie coming out this Friday: Channing Tatum and Joe Mangianello. Here's the interview:
"Wearing a thong is a pain in the ass," says Joe Manganiello with complete disregard to the glaring innuendo. Beat. "Oh, god. I can't believe I just said that."
Who can blame him? Avoiding double entendres about Oscar-winning director Steven Soderbergh's unexpected (but completely acceptable) foray into the male-stripper world is hard (see?).
Magic Mike stars Manganiello of True Blood, homo heartthrob Matt Bomer, Matthew McConaughey and Channing Tatum, the latter the movie's muse, after it was revealed that the gay-loved dreamboat wasn't just busting a move in 2006's breakout role Step Up — before acting, he was pocketing dollar bills for his dance moves, too. One of Hollywood's hottest actors, known for melting hearts in Dear John and The Vow, was suddenly faced with a pole-dancing past. His stripper alias? Chan Crawford.
"That's so lame," Tatum says in our recent interview. "I didn't choose it. But Crawford? What am I: Cindy Crawford's brother?"


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Then, a family that touched the hearts and lives of viewers across the world; Jodi Fisher had terminal cancer, but never let it affect her spirit. She was here with her family to complete her "Fun List" -- just weeks before she lost her battle with cancer. Her husband and their two children are here to tell Ellen the effect their mom had on their lives and the thousands of people she inspired.
And it's Ellen's favorite dancer -- tWITCH! He's one of the "So You Think You Can Dance" All-Stars, and even performed a duet with Ellen! The dance duo is back together to catch up on his big-screen adventure in "Step Up Revolution"!
Plus, a stunning performance from the incredible Cirque du Soleil show "IRIS"! It's a heartfelt and hilarious day on Ellen.


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Felco 5 pruner (F5)
This is the lowest priced Felco pruner, still with excellent cutting ability. The Felco 5 bypass pruner, with handles made from solid steel and simplified construction, is an ideal choice for the home hobby gardener.
No cushion stop, sap groove or wire-cutting notch. If you're like us and you lose a lot of pruners - the Felco 5 is for you: Buy'em in quantity!
Packaged in attractive plastic package suitable for storage, with instructions for care and maintenance tips. Made in Switzerland.
Length 9 inches, Weight 11 ounces. Recommended cutting capacity is 1.0 inches.


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I've picked up Python again, built my second program and instead of just leaving it and forgetting it all like I do all the time I've decided to jump in to as much as possible and taking on Project Euler too.
Silly question I am sure, but how would you go about timing how long it takes to complete a solution?
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This article was published 31/1/2013 (1664 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
Neil Roche saw the future, and it wasn't necessarily a friend of Future Shop.
"The future is mobile and online. Big box stores can be quite wasteful," the 20-year-old Roche said, shortly after receiving a pink slip and severance pay from the Regent Avenue Future Shop that was closed on Thursday – part of Best Buy Canada's decision to close 15 big-box stores across Canada.
"It sucks that my store was the one to close," Roche added. "But they're taking care of us. It was a great place to work."
The move, which represents about 10 per cent of the retailer's square footage in this country, will mean layoffs for an estimated 900 employees.
"The retail landscape continues to change and our success is dependent upon our ability to evolve along with it," Mike Pratt, president of Best Buy Canada told the Financial Post.
"By taking a proactive approach in transforming our operations now, I have no doubt we will be in the best position to continue innovating our store experience for consumers and grow into the next decade."
The company, which is closing stores in the British Columbia, Quebec, Manitoba, Alberta and Ontario markets, will open a substantial, but unspecified number of its smaller Future Shop web stores and new Best Buy Mobile locations over the next three years across the country.
"We believe strongly that the changes being introduced this year will enable us to optimize our retail footprint, expand into new markets and allow us to better serve our customers across the country," Pratt said.
The Future Shop store on Regent Avenue appears to be the only Winnipeg outlet affected by a wave of Future Shop/Best Buy store closures that took place early this morning in different parts of the country.
The managers of the other three Future Shop stores and the two Best Buy outlets in the city confirmed in interviews that it's business as usual today for them.
Several of them also confirmed the Future Shop outlet at 1570 Regent Ave. was the only one here affected by the store closures.
In Winnipeg, the move took both customers and employees off-guard.
"It's sad," said Brittany, who didn't want to give her last name. "It's a changing industry, right. There's online (shopping) and the Best Buy next door (at the Regent Avenue location, across from Kildonan Place mall)."
In fact, when Ryan Kuka arrived Thursday morning to buy a television for his grandmother, the Kenora native simply shrugged.
"I was just here yesterday buying something," he said. "Now they're closed. Best Buy is right there, so they'll get my money."
Best Buy owns Future Shop.
The move comes almost a year after the company's embattled U.S. parent announced the closure of 50 outlets and a plan to open 100 smaller mobile stores with a greater emphasis on smartphones, tablets and e-readers.
The U.S. division has made some headway with its restructuring strategy and shares have been climbing this month as the company faces a buyout proposal from founder and former chairman Richard Schulze.
Best Buy Co. said recently that revenue fell 0.4 per cent to $12.8 billion in the nine weeks ended Jan. 5 and overall sales at outlets open for at least 14 months (known as same-store sales, an important retail performance metric), fell 1.4 per cent, compared with a 0.4 per cent drop in the same period of 2011. Nevertheless, earnings per share have dropped by 36 per cent over the last year, and its share price fell 49 per cent in 2012.
But the company said same-store sales fell 6.4 per cent internationally due to declines in Canada and China, while U.S. same-store sales were flat.
Mr. Schulze was forced to step down from his post as chairman last May after it was found that he had known about an affair between then-CEO Brian Dunn and a female employee — which led to Dunn's firing last April — but had not disclosed it to the board. He said in August that he wanted to buy out Best Buy and take it private, and has until Feb. 28 to raise financing.
In the three months ended Nov. 23, Best Buy said same-store sales fell 5.2 per cent and that growth in Europe was "more than offset by declines in Canada and China," and pointed the finger at those two markets again when it announced an international same-store sales decline of 8.2 per cent in the second quarter. The U.S. parent, which does not break out Canadian sales, will announce fourth-quarter results on Feb. 28.
In Canada, Best Buy operates 79 stores under the Best Buy banner and 149 under the Future Shop banner, a Burnaby B.C. business acquired by the Richfield, Minn.-based big-box retailer in 2001. The Canadian company has an estimated workforce of 25,000. Laid-off employees will receive severance and have hiring priority at the new locations, the company said.
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A young man in modern America is terrorized by visions of an earlier, primitive life. Across the enormous chasm of thousands of centuries, his consciousness has become entwined with that of Big-Tooth, an ancestor living at the dawn of humanity. Big-Tooth makes his home in Pleistocene Africa, a ferocious, fascinating younger world torn by incessant conflict between early humans and protohumans. Before Adam is a remarkable and provocative tale that thrust evolution… (more)
BEFORE ADAM by JACK LONDON is the story of a proto-human in the PLEISTOCENE AGE. The narrator tells us that he pieced the tale together from nightmares he has experienced his whole life, nightmares which he later recognized as ancestral memories after taking an evolution class in college. He names his alter-ego Bigtooth, because of his large incisors, and the assembled account tells of Bigtooth's struggle for survival in world filled with fierce predators and competing proto-humans in various… (more)
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ED, DOWNLOADED plays The Ricketson Theatre 1/11-2/17
A captivating story based on what is sure to be an eventual true story, Michael Mitnick's ED, DOWNLOADED premieres at the Denver Center Theatre Company (DCTC), playing The Ricketson Theatre January 11 - February 17, 2013. A DCTC commission, this world premiere was a staged reading at the 2012 Colorado New Play Summit. Tickets may be purchased now, by calling 303.893.4100 or visiting www.denvercenter.org.
Both live action and feature film, this intriguing comedy tells the story of Ed, who is dying. Given a chance at immortality, he has his brain downloaded and is allowed ten memories to take into eternity. But when his wife discovers what they are, she intervenes.
The cast of three includes debuting actors JD Taylor as Edward, Annie Purcell as Edward's wife, Selene, and Grace Rex as Marionette/Ruby.
Sam Buntrock who received a Tony and Olivier Award nomination for Best Director for Sunday in the Park With George debuts at the DCTC as director. Buntrock guides the audience through an incredible story while at the same time, challenging their memory. Set designer James Kronzer (To Kill a Mockingbird, The Catch, When Tang Met Laika) is charged with bringing the central idea behind the play to life - that of downloading a mind. To do this, he creates a set that is reflective of a "black box," conveying where Ed's memories are confined and creating double meaning. Megan Anderson Doyle (The Giver, Superior Donuts, Well) fashions sleek and clean costumes while lighting designer Brian Tovar (debut) complements the set with a futuristic style. Sound design is by Tyler Nelson. ED, DOWNLOADED is a play that relies heavily on projection to tell the story. Projection designer Charlie I. Miller (4 seasons/The Giver, American Night: The Ballad of Juan José, The Adventures of Tom Sawyer) drives the film creative, truly turning ED, DOWNLOADED into part film and part play. Utilizing new technology, the projections are displayed through Spyeglass (http://www.spyeglass.com), a cutting edge projection product. This special glass creates a futuristic yet believable feel to Ed's memories. Dramaturgy is by Douglas Langworthy (When We Are Married, The Three Musketeers (Playwright), Heartbreak House).
Single tickets for ED, DOWNLOADED, on sale now, start at $35 (non-SCFD) and also are available for $10 (SCFD 10 for $10 program) and are on sale now. To purchase, call Denver Center Ticket Services at 303.893.4100. For groups of 10 or more, please call 303.446.4829. TTY (for Deaf and hard-of-hearing patrons): 303.893.9582. Tickets also may be purchased at the Denver Center Ticket Office, located in the Helen Bonfils Theatre Complex lobby. Buy and print online at www.denvercenter.org. Student rush $10 tickets are available one hour prior to curtain with a valid student ID subject to availability. Senior and military rush tickets are available one hour prior to curtain, subject to availability. No children under four will be admitted to any theatre.
The Denver Center for the Performing Arts is supported in part by the Scientific and Cultural Facilities District (SCFD). Please visit our website at www.denvercenter.org.


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16 Mar 2017 by Amy Fisher in Trip Planning , Top Destinations , Gros Morne National Park , Red Bay , Geology & Fossils and L'Anse aux Meadows
Newfoundland & Labrador is home to four UNESCO World Heritage Sites. No visit to the province would be complete without making it to at least one of them – and maybe you can collect the set.
3 Jun 2016 by Guest Blogger in Boat Tours , Icebergs , Kayaking , Whale Watching , Gros Morne National Park , Torngat Mountains National Park , Lighthouses , Cultural Experiences , Fogo & Change Islands , Ferryland , L'Anse aux Meadows , St. John's and Twillingate
This isn't the type of place where you'll struggle to find an adventure. The Canadian Signatures Experiences collection is here to point you in the right direction.
2 Oct 2014 by Andrew Hiscock in History , Cultural Experiences , Signal Hill , Geology & Fossils , Bonavista , Cupids , L'Anse aux Meadows , St. John's and Museum
For a province known for its wooden boats, quirky ways, and its slower pace of life, Newfoundland and Labrador has been ahead of the rest of the world in a lot of respects. Throughout its history (and even prehistory), the province has been a trend-setter and taste-maker. Because of our 30 minute time zone, we get a lot of firsts: the first sunrise in North America, the first New Year's party every year, and we even get to see blockbuster movies before everyone else (if only 30 minutes earlier). But these are not the only ways we are ahead of the game. Newfoundland and Labrador has had a front-row seat to history, watching the world change – and then watching the rest of the world catch up!
25 Aug 2013 by Melanie Chambers in Nature , Culture , Parks , Top Destinations , Cultural Experiences and L'Anse aux Meadows
Nearing the end of my RV Odyssey: leaving the TransCanada highway for #436 to the UNESCO Heritage site L'Anse Aux Meadows.
21 Jul 2013 by Keith and Heather Nicol in Icebergs , Top Destinations , L'Anse aux Meadows and Outdoor Adventure
We recently took my brother and his wife on a tour of the Northern Peninsula and their goals were seeing moose, whales and icebergs and we scored 100% on all counts. Bruce and Mary Ellen had been here over 20 years ago and at that time they had their 3 young children in tow which meant that most of our activities were close to our home in Corner Brook. We headed north on highway 430 (the Viking Trail) on Saturday, July 13 and made a stop at the scenic Arches before having a picnic lunch at Flowers Cove.
17 Jul 2013 by Guest Blogger in Food & Dining , Cultural Experiences and L'Anse aux Meadows
On our first drive through The Great Northern Peninsula back in May we immediately noticed what looked like garden plots squeezed in along the main road.
26 Apr 2013 by Guest Blogger in Food & Dining , Festivals & Events , Nature , Parks , Entertainment , Gros Morne National Park , Cultural Experiences , Geology & Fossils and L'Anse aux Meadows
Five highlights from a road trip down Newfoundland's Route 430.


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Martita vs. Ippy: Your Week 4 Fan Vote Picks Revealedby Sara Levine in Food Network Star, June 11, 2012
With Judson's departure this week, Team Alton and Team Bobby are both down to three members. Team Giada is holding the lead with four finalists still standing — two of whom continue to dominate our weekly Fan Vote. This week, Martita Jara and Ippy Aiona are tied for the lead, each claiming 19% of your votes. That means nearly 40% of you are rooting for either Martita or Ippy.
Emily Ellyn, Linkie Marais and Justin Warner are not far behind with 15%, 14% and 13% of the vote, respectively.
Let us know in the comments: What makes Martita or Ippy your fan favorite? Or if you disagree, which finalist do you think deserves more Fan Vote love?
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Vogt Plays Rachmaninoff 2
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Robin Ticciati, conductor
Lars Vogt, piano
About This Performance
Among their composers' most enduringly popular works, Rachmaninoff's Second Piano Concerto and Sibelius' Second Symphony were both begun in Italy, about a year apart. All three of the pieces on this program in fact, were composed within ten years at the beginning of the 20th century, but each reveals utterly idiosyncratic hallmarks of orchestral color and musical fantasy.
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Lars Vogt – "one of the most extraordinary musicians of any age group," according to Simon Rattle – plays Rachmaninoff's lyrically moving and technically dazzling concerto.
And more:
Young British conductor Ticciati leads Sibelius' Second with its exultant finale and is joined by outstanding German virtuoso Lars Vogt for Rachmaninoff's beloved concerto.
Pianist Lars Vogt will be signing CDs at the LA Phil Store after each performance.
Programs, artists, dates, prices and availability subject to change.
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Sometime while the Obama administration was grappling with allegations that it had spied on the leaders of 35 friendly nations, America's former chief spy was on a train giving an off the record interview to a journalist.
We know this because the bloke sitting in front of Michael Hayden spied on him - eavesdropping on his public conversation and then tweeting about it.
Mr Hayden should have known better. He is the former head of the National Security Agency, which is the outfit in the hot seat over the spying allegations, and a former head of the Central Intelligence Agency.
He was once the Principal Deputy Director General of National Intelligence, a wordy title that made him the most senior intelligence officer in the armed forces.For all that experience Mr Hayden allegedly allowed himself to be spied upon by a bloke called Tom Matzzie, who describes himself on his twitter feed as a clean tech entrepreneur, a Dad and a former member of the progressive MoveOn group.
On Acela listening to former NSA spy boss Michael Hayden give "off record" interviews. I feel like I'm in the NSA. Except I'm in public.— Tom Matzzie (@tommatzzie) October 24, 2013
In his first tweet from the Acela train (Acela is the line that runs from Washington DC up to New York and on to Boston. Between the DC and NYC it is commonly crammed with political, lobbying and industry heavy weights) Matzzie writes, '''Former NSA spy boss Michael Hayden on Acela behind me blabbing ''on background as a former senior admin official.'' Sounds defensive.'''
Michael Hayden on Acela giving reporters disparaging quotes about admin. "Remember, just refer as former senior admin" #exNSAneedsadayjob— Tom Matzzie (@tommatzzie) October 24, 2013
Hayden was bragging about rendition and black sites a minute ago.— Tom Matzzie (@tommatzzie) October 24, 2013
On Acela: former NSA spy boss Michael Hayden just ended last of handful of interviews bashing admin.— Tom Matzzie (@tommatzzie) October 24, 2013
This begins a 24-minute commentary on Thursday on the conversation, in which Hayden allegedly ''brags'' about rendition and so-called ''black sites'' and bags the current administration.At one point it seems clear to Matzzie that the former chief spy is discussing America's espionage operations against foreign allies with the reporter.
Finally Hayden's phone rings and he is apparently warned by his office that his conversation is being tweeted. Rather than having Matzzie bundled from the train and disappeared, though, Hayden acts with significant good grace, going so far as to offer Matzzie an interview.
The two discussed the fourth amendment, which is designed to protect US citizens against government intrusion, before Hayden posed for a photo with Matzzie, who immediately tweeted it.''I just had a very nice conversation with Michael Hayden. He was a gentleman and we disagree,'' tweeted Matzzie.


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Where has the time gone?
I hugged the kids and sent them on through the airport security line Thursday — a visit with my two grandchildren coming to an end.
It is the season for school starts (and all the sudden the freeway traffic gets a lot worse, by the way) and time to untangle a series of personal knots that tangles their family.
It has been a disappointing vacation for these grandchildren, I think.
They are from the Midwest and have and do wonderful things from there: trips to the Colorado Rockies, amusement parks and baseball in Kansas City, and as shopping in America has become homogenous, every store, every brand is available in every location near them, too.
What is different is that glorious ocean.
But here, it was beautiful sunshine in the yard, but cloudy three miles to the west at the beach. The kids were disappointed in the drag of June gloom across their celebration of August skies. Their few days at the beach were cloaked in gray.
Not that the cool air and colder water slowed them much — you don't get much body surfing in the flat lakes of southeastern Nebraska.
The highlight of the beach sighting a pod of dolphins — at least a dozen or so — cavorting a hundred yards beyond the modest break. Each time one of the animals powered up and out of the water, a mummer of appreciation rolled through the line of beachgoers.
Also this week, the men's group, mostly guys far older and wiser than me, finished up reading Ecclesiastes.
You may know it as the Old Testament book containing the verses that Pete Seeger adapted (and the Byrds covered as "Turn! Turn! Turn!") into the folk tune "To Everything There is a Season."
What is less well known is the apparent pessimism offered by the narrator, the Teacher, according to some translations.
"Meaningless, all is meaningless" is the refrain offered by the author, presumed by many to be King Solomon (as he was said to have had 700 wives and 300 concubines, it's hard to how he could have found time for any one woman let alone everything under the sun — no disrespect intended, flip the genders and the problem is the same).
I take it to mean that all of us face a similar end: rich man, poor man, beggarman, thief — all turn to worms in the end, from dust to dust.
So, since we live only in this moment — we neither are "in" the second passed or the one yet to come — it's time to get right with those we love.
Righteousness at its root means "right relationship," it is not some stern and hard discipline of a Calvinist bench.
These two and two other siblings are part of the collateral damage of an ugly divorce in their family, one that has roiled the lives of all of them and left none unscathed.
The hope always is that the lessons of unconditional love are learned: We love, no qualifications, no defensiveness, no bargains. We love each other.
My mother said many times to her sometimes naughty boys (I being the ringleader of three towheads), "I may not like what you do, but I still love you."
In keeping with a different season of life and another love, I'll fly back to Nebraska soon to help my dad, the old Marine.
At 88, his knees are giving him a hard time and the deck around his house is in need of repairs (he and my mother are in no hurry to leave their home on the lake despite the presence of stairs and steps. Who would chase the ducks from the yard or feed the orioles, if they left?).
It is time for the deck to be righted, and I am just the person to turn to it.
It is the time for this season.


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Reviewed By Michael T (Downers Grove, IL) Reviewed for a 2005 Honda CR-V —8/24/2013 1:00 PM
my vehicle was sagging in the rear end. I looked at several aftermarket products to help. Just installed these this morning - wow, what a difference. the Pilot really turns flat now. Haven't tested with the hitch haul yet, but much stiffer at only 9psi. Also had to replace the sway bar links. They were rusted -had to cut them off to lower the vehicle to get the old springs out. poor design on Honda's part - allen wrench inside the bolt to hold it while taking off the nut on the links.


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Brothers competed in 24 rounds…Completed season with a team-best 75.37 scoring average…Collected one eagle…Led team with 55 birdies and 256 pars.
Brothers was named Sunshine State Conference Freshman of the Year…Saint Leo Athlete of the Week once…He competed in all nine events for Saint Leo…He posted two top finishes, including a second-place finish at the Treasure Coast Men's Classic (3/3/10) where he fired a two-under 211 (68-70-73—211)…In the same tournament, Brothers shot a season-best 68 in the first round, which he later duplicated at the Buccaneer Invitational (4/6/10)…He carded 20 rounds in the 70's and two rounds in the 60's in helping the team to their first team NCAA region bid in program history.
Qualified for the Junior PGA Championships in August of 2008.
Born September 10 in Miami, Fla…Education major…Hobbies include fishing, ping pong, and sports in general…His career goal is to play on the PGA Tour…Believes his calm, focused demeanor is his best asset to the team…Names Tiger Woods as his favorite athlete…He chose Saint Leo because its strong academic reputation and the good golf program...Son of Jimmie and Laurie Brothers…Has two sisters, Amy and Holly…His father, Jimmie, played collegiate golf at the University of South Florida.


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Although it is possible to fit your venetian blind to a uPVC window we do not recommend this method, as this is likely to void any warranty you may have in place with your window supplier. The alternative to this which we suggest is to fix the blind above the window on the wall wither inside or outside of the window. Once again, please ensure appropriate fixings for your wall type.
When fixing a venetian blind to a wall, you must choose the correct fixings for your wall type.
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Please be aware however, that larger blinds are heavy, and appropriate fixings need to be used to ensure that when you pull the strings to raise the blind, that the blind does not pull away from the wall. It often helps with larger blinds to "help" them up by hand to reduce the pressure on the fixings.
It is also essential that for wider blinds that the additional support brackets are fitted to prevent the headrail from bowing due to the weigth of the blind.
Wooden venetian blinds blinds are a great contemporary window treatment, that offer a clean, uncluttered look in a window.
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Wooden blinds are a natural product, and as such are no different to any other wooden product. While the slats are coated and are warp resistant, using wooden blinds in a room with a high moisture content such as bathrooms can cause the slats to warp slightly.
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July/August's "Name This Dish" Contest Winnerby Food Network Magazine in Food Network Magazine, September 11th, 2012
Each month, thousands of Food Network Magazine readers submit clever names for the back page's Name This Dish contest. Previous dishes include bite-sized cakes (winning name: "Swirly Temples"), a hot dog sandwich ("Triple Dog Dare") and even an egg tart ("Breakfast in Bread"). In the July/August 2012 issue, we asked you to dream up names for this hot dog sandwich (pictured above). Some of our favorites were:
Spuds and Stripes
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Grand Old Spud Salad
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David Revay
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But the winner, Deborah Gagnebin of Vacaville, Calif., really hit the mark when she dubbed it "United Tates of America." Want to take a stab at naming this month's autumn wrap? (It's pictured below.) If you come up with the most fun, unexpected and inventive name, you could win $500 to spend on FoodNetworkStore.com. Click here to enter and check back next month to see the winning name for September's portable treat.


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The Duchess of Cornwall was left a little battered by the elements today when she visited troops preparing to deploy to Afghanistan.
Camilla met soldiers from 4th Battalion, The Rifles and, as their royal colonel, was given the honour of travelling in a Husky armoured vehicle as she watched them training on Salisbury Plain.
She remained smiling even though at one point her transparent umbrella collapsed during a fierce gust and her hair blew across her face.
As the Duchess toured Bulford Camp, Wiltshire, she opened the officers' mess and also joined soldiers and their wives, girlfriends and children at a reception.
Lieutenant Colonel Tom Bewick, the unit's commanding officer, said: "We put her in a Husky armoured vehicle, which I think is the first time she's been in one of those.
"We took her on a jaunt around the training area ending up at a demonstration of a compound clearance."
The battalion is training ahead of deployment in the summer to Afghanistan, where they will be working alongside the Afghan army.
Camilla had a chance to see some of the kit the soldiers will take with them, from ear defenders to protective glasses, and was also shown hi-tech equipment like night sights, laser finders and cameras.
When she tried to pick up the body armour the troops have to wear she joked with Corporal Steve Rendell about its weight.
He said: "She was very impressed with the equipment we get issued now, she just wanted to feel the weight we were carrying and also look through some of the sights.
"She said you had to be pretty fit to carry that. I just told her that was only half the weight."
Speaking about the training exercise the Duchess saw, Lt Col Bewick said: "We were training for a summer tour and squelching up to our knees in mud. I think last week we were up to our knees in snow.
"There was a serious side to it and the Duchess was there to see us prepare as well as we can for the challenges that lie ahead."


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Excerpt from Mr. Adnan Oktar's Live Conversation on A9 TV dated July 26th , 2012
ADNAN OKTAR: Joel must listen to this. Joel dishonestly says that we have declared Christians to be the antichrist. For one thing, I espouse the way of the Mahdi. I am someone who completely goes along with the hadiths of the Messenger of Allah. I act in the light of the Prophet (saas) and the language of Bediuzzaman and what they say. So what he says is completely wrong right from the outset. Look, Bediuzzaman says; "the individual antichrist that will be killed by the sword of the individual Jesus (pbuh)." The Prophet Jesus (pbuh) will kill the system of the antichrist, he says. In other words, Christians are the anti-antichrist. How can they be the antichrist? They are anti-antichrist. Christians are a system that will kill the antichrist. Look, he says, "the individual antichrist that will be killed by the sword of the individual Jesus (pbuh)." In other words, he says that Christians will kill the antichrist. He says they will destroy the system of the antichrist under the leadership of the Prophet Jesus (pbuh). That is what Bediuzzaman says. So Christians opposed to the antichrist are our allies. Christians are not the antichrist, but the anti-antichrist, the exact opposite of the antichrist. "The collective personality and the huge statue of materialism and irreligion embodied in the antichrist," in other words, the collective personality of Darwinism and materialism, their predomination in the universities and schools of the world. "... will be destroyed," look, he says, the system of the antichrist will be destroyed, "by the truly pious followers of Jesus (pbuh)." So how can they be the antichrist? Where did you get that idea from? What does Bediuzzaman say? He says they are the anti-antichrist. "The antichrist will be destroyed by the truly pious followers of Jesus (pbuh)," Christian priests and religious figures that is, "who will blend the essence of true Christianity with the essence of Islam," with the truths of the Qur'an, blending the truths of Christianity with the truths of the Qur'an and Islam, "and rout the antichrist with their combined strength, in effect killing him spiritually" says Bediuzzaman, in the Rays.
Look, Bediuzzaman says, "Missionaries," Christian missionaries, "and Christian spiritual leaders and the followers of the Nur (Light) must be on the alert. Because the northern current," the Leftist, communist current in other words, "in the face of the attack of Islam and Christianity," in other words, in order to defend itself from the attack of Muslims and Christians who form an alliance, "the antichrist will seek to damage the alliance between Islam and the missionaries in order to protect itself." Be careful, he says; the antichrist will try to annihilate the alliance between Christians and Muslims. Now if Mr. Joel does that, if he tries to do that, if he tries to wreck the alliance between Christians and Muslims, who will that be helping? Let us not answer that question, but let him figure that out himself instead. He should try to strengthen the alliance, not wreck it. He is doing harm with such dishonest statements.
Look, "A zealous and self-sacrificing community known as a Christian community but worthy of being called 'Muslim Christians,' that seeks to unite the reality of the Prophet Jesus (pbuh) [true Christianity] with the reality of Islam, will kill and rout that society of the antichrist under the leadership of the Prophet Jesus (pbuh) [under his personal leadership], thus saving humanity from atheism." In other words, he says the Prophet Jesus (pbuh) and Christian spirituals who act together with him will destroy Darwinism and materialism, but they will come by that power by uniting themselves with the truth of the Qur'an.


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When most people commit to eat seasonally, they gloss over the bleak days of winter and its dwindling produce. And though we are technically in spring, fresh produce still feels a ways away. If you're looking for an alternative to frigid carrots and exhausted potatoes, tropical root vegetables like malanga make a great base for comforting soups and stews as you wait out the seemingly never-ending cold.
A staple of Cuban cooking, this rough brown vegetable, also known as yautia in Puerto Rico and the Dominican Republic, is often mistaken for taro root. Ranging from creamy white or yellow to purple when cut open, malanga can be fried, boiled, or mashed into a puree. In this garbanzo stew, it absorbs the flavor of the pepper, onion, and tomato sofrito, becoming pillowy and creamy without breaking apart while the chickpeas simmer and the calabaza melts into the broth. Often overlooked in grocery store bins, it may be just the thing you're missing to get through the final stretch.
Garbanzo Stew with Malanga and Calabaza
Makes 6-8 servings
1 pound dried chickpeas
2 tablespoons extra virgin olive oil
1 pound cooking ham, cubed
1 large yellow onion, diced
1 large green bell pepper, diced
3 garlic cloves, peeled and diced
1 teaspoon kosher salt
1/2 teaspoon freshly ground pepper
1 cup whole peeled, canned tomatoes in their juice
1/2 cup dry white wine
1 teaspoon smoked Spanish paprika (labeled pimentón)
1 dried bay leaf
1 pound of malanga, peeled and quartered
1/2 pound calabaza (West Indian Pumpkin), peeled and cubed
Soak chickpeas in water with a pinch of baking soda overnight, about 10-12 hours. Drain and rinse well.
In a large heavy pot, combine chickpeas with 7 cups of water. Bring to a boil then lower heat to medium, cover, and simmer until just tender, about 30-35 minutes. Drain and reserve 4 cups of the cooking water.
To make the sofrito, heat the oil in a large skillet over medium heat. Add the cubed ham and sauté until lightly browned, 2-3 minutes. Add the onions, peppers and garlic and sauté until soft, about 5 minutes. Add the tomatoes, wine and bay leaf to the sofrito, roughly crushing the tomatoes. Return to a simmer and cook an additional 5 minutes.
Return chickpeas to large pot with 4 cups of the reserved cooking water. Add the sofrito mixture to the chickpeas and bring to a simmer. Add the malanga and calabaza, and cook covered until the vegetables are tender, about 35-45 minutes. Serve on its own with bread or over rice.
Ana Sofia Peláez covers the spectrum of Spanish and Latin American cuisine on her blog, hungrysofia.com. From the rich smells and flavors of the Cuban food she grew up with to modern Peruvian causas, hearty Brazilian feijodas and delicate Mexican flor de calabaza soup, she's always looking for her next great meal.


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Terrie V. Owen knows a thing or two when it comes to 'Mad Men' hairstyles–and she's sharing her secrets with us!
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Whether you love Mad Men or love to hate it, you'd be hard pressed to find fault with the cast's impeccable appearances. From Joan's sassy updos to intricate hair pieces a la Mrs. Don Draper, Terrie V. Owen has created looks women everywhere desire to emulate. This mane pro boasts decades of experience (she was the hair department head for Days of Our Lives) and a recent Emmy nod for her work on Mad Men as lead stylist.
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One of the big surprises of this season of Desperate Housewives was a flash-forward five years into the future in the lives of Susanne, Gabrielle, Bree, Lynette, and company. Now, if everything goes according to plan, we won't have to imagine the show five years into the future--we'll see it plain as day.
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That line from Susan, a character played by Teri Hatcher on ABC's hit Desperate Housewives, uttered during Sunday's season premiere, sparked anger from the Filipino community.
"This type of derogatory remark is not only unnecessary and hurtful, but is also unfounded, considering the presence of Filipinos and Filipino Americans in the health care industry," said Kevin Nadal, who organized an online petition to voice concern with the comment.
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One day, in the loveliest of suburbs, housewife and mother Mary Alice Young (Brenda Strong) decided to take her own life. Now, from her elevated state of point of view, Mary Alice introduces us to the lives of her friends, neighbors andfamily members living in the idyllic Wisteria Lane, a street where the lawns are green, the houses are pretty, the people are nice... and the secrets are deadly.
Her circle of girlfriends on Wisteria Lane includes: Susan Mayer (Teri Hatcher), an accident-prone hopeless romantic, always on the search of her happy ending; Lynette Scavo (Felicity Huffman), a harried mother who gave up on her successful career to become the full-time carer for her vast offspring; Bree Van de Kamp (Marcia Cross), coined "Martha Stewart-on-steroids", a perfectionist home fairy who strives to uphold an immaculate appearance; and Gabrielle Solis (Eva Longoria), a former top model turned trophy wife, who must adjust to a slightly more low-key life in the suburbs.
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*The mission's name is based on the movie [[:wp:Driving Miss Daisy|Driving Miss Daisy]].
*The mission's name is based on the movie [[:wp:Driving Miss Daisy|Driving Miss Daisy]].
*A glitch in the PlayStation 2 version of the game exists where Salvatore may be inexplicably arrested the moment the mission begins.
*A glitch in the PlayStation 2 version of the game exists where Salvatore may be inexplicably arrested the moment the mission begins.
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|Driving Mr Leone
Salvatore Leone telling Toni Cipriani that he thinks the city Mayor Roger C. Hole is setting him up.
|GTA Liberty City Stories
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A Walk in the Park
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|name=Driving Mr Leone
|caption=[[Salvatore Leone]] telling [[Toni Cipriani]] that he thinks the city [[Mayoralty of Liberty City in GTA III Era|Mayor]] [[Roger C. Hole]] is setting him up.
|for=[[Salvatore Leone]]
|location=[[Saint Mark's]], [[Portland]], [[Liberty City in GTA III Era|Liberty City]]
|unlocks=[[A Walk in the Park]]
Driving Mr Leone is a mission in Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories given to protagonist Toni Cipriani by Salvatore Leone from his home in the Saint Mark's district of Portland, Liberty City.
A paranoid Salvatore holds Toni at gunpoint just as Toni enters the room, accusing him of an unknown act. Realising his paranoia, he quickly shifts blame from Toni to Mayor Roger C. Hole, whom he accuses of blaming of the city's woes, including those that Salvatore claims he is not responsible for, on Salvatore. Salvatore decides to do something about it, and the pair head to the ferry terminal in Harwood.
Upon arrival, however, the police are crawling all over the terminal and immediately give chase, giving the player a 3-star wanted level. With the police on their tail, Salvatore tells Toni to drive over the unfinished Callahan Bridge. A ramp had been put on to the bridge, which allows Toni and Salvatore to make the jump from Portland Island to Staunton Island.
After successfully crossing the bridge, they then make their way to a Leone Family safehouse in Newport, with Salvatore deciding to look around the new place.
The reward for completing the mission is $4,000 and unlocks the mission A Walk in the Park for Salvatore Leone. Staunton Island is also unlocked, as is the ability to obtain a 5 Star wanted level. The Staunton Island Safehouse is now available to the player, in which he/she can save their game files and store up to two vehicles in the garage. The player can now purchase weapons from the Newport Ammu-Nation store.
- The mission's name is based on the movie Driving Miss Daisy.
- A glitch in the PlayStation 2 version of the game exists where Salvatore may be inexplicably arrested the moment the mission begins.
- After leaving Portland for the first time during this mission, Toni will not be required to the return to the island during the main story until the final mission of the game.
Toni Cipriani driving Salvatore Leone to the ferry terminal at Harwood in an attempt to escape Portland.
Toni Cipriani turning the car around after realising the police are waiting for Salvatore Leone.
Toni Cipriani and Salvatore Leone driving along the unfinished Callahan Bridge.
Toni Cipriani and Salvatore Leone going over the unfinished part of the Callahan Bridge.
Salvatore Leone telling Toni Cipriani about a safehouse after landing on Staunton Island.
A Liberty City News report about the opening of the city subway and ferry services, while showing the striking workers at the Shoreside Lift Bridge.
Salvatore Leone at the safehouse telling Toni Cipriani he'll see him later.
See also
Video walkthrough
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Remolino is the Spanish word for whirlpool. It's a rather apt description of the design on this slouchy little hat. The rounds spiral into to the center of the hat and the slipped stitches show off the beautiful colors of Malabrigo. The matching scarf rolls in on itself creating a tube effect when finished. The scarf can easily be made longer if desired by using the remaining yarn from the hat as the hat will not use a full skein.
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