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A NEW initiative to help tackle anti-social behaviour and crime in Wirral has been launched.
Wirral Neighbourhood Justice Scheme is designed to empower communities to resolve conflicts, with locally recruited community volunteers using restorative justice to bring together those who have caused harm – and those who have been affected – to try and help repair the damage done.
The initiative was launched on Tuesday by Wirral Council, Merseyside Police, Crown Prosecution Service, Merseyside Community Rehabilitation, Community Action Wirral and Magenta Living – on behalf of the Respect Consortium of social landlords tackling anti-social behaviour.
Local volunteers, trained by Restorative Solutions, have been recruited to help deliver the scheme, and will be working with victims of crime and anti-social behaviour through neighbourhood justice conferences.
Wirral Neighbourhood Justice Scheme is designed to tackle anti-social behaviour and lower levels of crime by adults, young people and children.
It works by encouraging a sense of responsibility and acknowledgement of the harm caused.
All parties must be willing to take part in the process, and the volunteers facilitate each part of the process.
Councillor George Davies, Wirral's cabinet member for neighbourhoods, housing and engagement, said: "The restorative justice approach is proven to reduce offenders committing further offences, stop conflict from escalating and reduce the harm caused to victims. It also gives victims of crime or on the receiving end of anti-social behaviour a sense of closure.
"This process will work in tandem with existing enforcement processes, helping resolve issues and preventing reoccurrence. However, appropriate enforcement action will continue to be undertaken in cases where the perpetrator refuses to co-operate and/or the behaviour persists."
The conferences bring victims and wrongdoers together in a safe environment to reach an agreed outcome using restorative justice.
This could include a form of apology or other activity to repay the victim or community, either with work or financially.
The meetings give victims a greater voice in deciding the outcome for the perpetrator, putting them first and often reducing the impact of the harm caused to them.
The process also helps to reduce re-offending as wrongdoers get a better understanding of the impact of their behaviour.
However, the scheme will only be applied in cases where those responsible admit their behaviour and where the victim approves – it is a victim-led process.


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The eye is located in a bony shell called the orbit. It is surrounded by soft fatty tissue. Six extraocular muscles inserted on the eye provide the movements of the eye.
(Word meaning: corn=horn, strong as a horn)
The cornea is the outermost glass-like part of the eye (Figure 1). This is the part that is irritated upon dust in the eye and where we place the contact lenses on. It is approximately half a millimeter (550 microns) thick and has a diameter of 12 mm. It is like a section of a sphere. This is the part that refracts the light rays the most. Therefore, the cornea is of utmost importance in the focusing ability of the eye. A minimal change in the structure of the cornea makes a big change in the focusing function. Therefore, refractive surgery, which has been developed to solve the refractive errors of the eye, treats these problems usually by changing the shape of the cornea.
The cornea consists of 3 main and 2 auxiliary layers (Figure 5). The main layers from the surface to the inner eye are epithelium, stroma and endothelium. Bowman membrane lies between the epithelium and the stroma and the Descemet layer between the stroma and the endothelium. The epithelium consists of cells, which have the ability to multiply, and is covered by the tear film. It is located on Bowman's layer and it has 5 layers of cells with a total thickness of 50 microns. The epithelium can regenerate itself. After a trauma, depending on the extent of the trauma epithelial cells multiply and cover the traumatized area within a few days. In approximately 1 week the whole epithelium can regenerate itself. Another feature of this layer is free nerve endings. This is the part of the cornea that feels irritation upon dust in the eye.
The stroma, the main layer of the cornea makes up %90 of the corneal thickness. The major constituent of the stroma is collagen fibers. These collagen fibers form lamellar sheets, like the sheets of a notebook. There are 200 to 300 transparent sheets each having a thickness of 1 to 2 microns (1 mm= 1000 micron). The regular packing and equal spacing of the collagen fibers provide the transparency of the cornea. Stromal cells (keratocytes), which produce these collagen fibers, don't have the ability to reproduce or to feel the pain. The main function of the stroma is to give the cornea its strength and its shape like that of a dome. That is why refractive surgery is generally performed on this layer.
The endothelium, which is the innermost layer of the cornea, looks like a transparent honeycomb under a microscope. The endothelium is just one layer of cells located on the Descemet membrane, but it has a vital function: to keep the cornea transparent. Normally there is equilibrium of liquid in the cornea and this is achieved by pumping excess liquid by means of the endothelium.
An amazing feature of the cornea is its avascular (having no blood vessels) structure. Although it has several multifunctional layers and cells, it does not contain any blood vessels. This is necessary for its transparency.
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Offender profile data showed a significant difference in the percent of black offenders in urban (29 percent) and nonurban (7 percent) judicial districts. However, no difference or very little difference was observed in the percent of urban and nonurban offenders in the profile categories of gender, marital status, education, and employment at arrest. The percent of urban and nonurban offenders with mental health, alcohol, and drug problems was similar. Statistical differences were found between criminal history scores of felons sentenced in urban and nonurban districts. At least three-fourths of offenders sentenced in urban and nonurban districts were not in any type of custody at arrest for the sentenced case. The proportion of urban and nonurban sentenced offenders on probation or parole was identical. More urban than nonurban offenders were charged with a Class 3 felony as their most serious offense. A slightly larger proportion of urban than nonurban offenders were charged with a cocaine offense, while a slightly smaller proportion of urban than nonurban offenders were convicted of a cocaine charge as their most serious conviction offense. The median sentence length for urban offenders placed on probation or sentenced to community corrections was 24 months, compared to 36 months for nonurban offenders. The Colorado data are compared to the 1990 national survey. Appendixes contain details on survey methods and procedures and the questionnaire. 34 tables
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The Next Fifty Announces BRUISE Exhibition
As a part of The Next Fifty Art, Culture and Design series, Lisa Hein and Robert Seng present BRUISE, a process oriented artwork constructed in the form of a growing Jello brick wall. The brightly colored piece will be open for viewing 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. daily, Aug. 20 – Sept. 9, on Next 50 Plaza.
To create BRUISE, the artists boil and cast the Jello on site and mortar the resulting bricks into a structure that continues to grow for several weeks. As the piece is constructed, the decaying horizon of Jello grows to resemble staiNed Glass.
Seng explained, "When we start building this project, the Jello holds up the mortar. Next day, the mortar holds up the Jello. By the end of the process, mortar is all that's left. It's like a lace wall."
"I never was a painter, but I love the mural scale, and how mold and heat create all the signs of grotty authenticity my own hand never could," said Hein.
The purple wall of EMP Museum that Hein and Seng thought looked like Jello was the inspiration for BRUISE. The museum's architect, Frank Gehry, visited the artists' first Jello project in New York. BRUISE is their tribute in return.
Lisa Hein and Robert Seng have collaborated on over 30 site projects since 1996. The Brooklyn-based artists are known for the wry humor and technical range of their temporary installations. The New Yorker describes their work as "… a vernacular that is both bummed out and entertaining, intense and blasé … another force to be reckoned with in this genre."
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TAIPEI, Taiwan -- The Criminal Investigation Bureau (CIB) brought back a fugitive wanted for manslaughter, alleged fraud and forgery from Vietnam yesterday afternoon, a CIB press release stated.
Upon arrival at Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport, the criminal, surnamed Lin, was handed over to Taoyuan District Prosecutors Office to serve his sentence of 22 months imprisonment for manslaughter.
Lin, 38, inadvertently killed an elderly pedestrian who he bumped his car into when he was driving drunk in Tainan City in 2000.
In April 2001, Lin was suspected of swindling NT$3.6 million from a victim, surnamed Chiang, with fabricated documents to convince the person to make investments.
Lin then left the island for Hanoi, the capital of Vietnam, to avoid legal liability in November on the same year.
Being with a Vietnamese woman in the southeastern Asian country, Lin made his living by running a labor agency before he transferred to operate a trading company to import dye additives from the U.S.
The CIB started tracking Lin down after receiving information about his presence in Vietnam in mid May.
To prevent Lin from running away again, the CIB collaborated with the Taipei Economic and Cultural Office in Hanoi to arrest the fugitive as he went to the office to renew his current passport which is set to expire within six months.
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Elliott Wave Theory predicts drop to $510 for Apple's high-flying stock
0. phoneArena posted on 18 Apr 2012, 16:47
Elliott Wave practitioner Ramki Ramakrishnan shows how chart based technical analysis of Apple's high-flying equity points to a possible drop to $510 using the complex Elliott Wave Theory; the theory is based on patterns, waves and the fibonacci sequence of numbers...
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1. remixfa (Posts: 14605; Member since: 19 Dec 2008)
wow. that was one of the geekiest articles in a while. I liked it.. I think I actually just learned something completely new.
13. ZEUS.the.thunder.god (unregistered)
actually yeah. and who knows its just the begining of the end. i really hope for judgement to come soon for rotten fruit inc.
14. QWIKSTRIKE (Posts: 1298; Member since: 09 Mar 2010)
Regardless Apple has performed admirably, and very impressively period. I hate how they do it i.e patent trolling, poor labor enforcement, lack of individual mods without jail breaking etc., but admire what they have done in the same breadth. They changed the the way we interact with the PCS handset look and function single handedly....you have to acknowledge and admire that in spite of any personal feelings!
15. hepresearch (unregistered)
Agreed... +1
I don't like how it happens, but it is lethal genius, all the way.
18. ZEUS.the.thunder.god (unregistered)
i admire what they did with original iphone but after that its all BS what they have been doing. instead of innovating they been doing all the sh*t things. i just hate the culture of the company. they `ll do anything for higher profit margins, irrespective of right and wrong. overall they have failed to bring any real values to humanity.
22. hepresearch (unregistered)
Yes, and coupled with the best PR-campaigning and spin-doctoring I have ever seen, this very ill seems to be at the heart of their success. I admire their success, but their method of success is what I find so disturbing. It is done with such planning, intelligence, and flawless execution. Contrary to popular belief among some of us here, it is no accident.
I mean, let's face it... apparently, fanatical culture and BS together sell like hotcakes these days! Lethal, and cruel, genius...
23. rnk.khch (Posts: 86; Member since: 30 Jan 2012)
True!! There is no values in that company, and that started from day 1 when jobs tricked woz and didn't pay him all his money. They are rotten and corrupt from CEO all the way down. Humanity is not welcome there!!
24. hepresearch (unregistered)
... and now "the Woz" has a Nokia Lumia 900, whaddaya know! Go figure...
I don't think everyone at Apple is pure evil... I mean, I'm sure they have plenty of hard-working folks there who are just following orders and doing their job... I say the top is certainly good at figuring out how to succeed by sucker-punching the rest of the industry in the mouth, and then hands down their orders to the good (but semi-clueless) workers beneath them.
25. remixfa (Posts: 14605; Member since: 19 Dec 2008)
lol, apparently ive been missing quite the conversation.
apple and ethics have never gone together. its always been about steve's narrow vision and everything else was just cannon fodder... be it employees, customers, or businesses. Yea, there are very few accidents in apple. everything is executed to a degree that very few companies can compare to. The problem is, without any ethics, you hurt a lot of people along the way... which is exactly what Apple has done. I cant stand their culture and business model. With a little luck, Cook will change that. He seems to be regularly taking steps in a better direction so we'll see.
26. hepresearch (unregistered)
Well said, remix. +1
Let's hope for better. If Apple is going to rule the market at some point, I would hope they actually take steps to earn it, instead of forcing it down the industry's throat...
16. ZEUS.the.thunder.god (unregistered)
sorry, i mean judgement day.
2. good2great (Posts: 1042; Member since: 22 Feb 2012)
typical... it'll rise again... eventually... then drop... then rise... then inevitably drop. lol
3. jcpwn2004 (Posts: 314; Member since: 18 Jan 2012)
If people listened to others on how to buy stocks, no one would make money off them. Do your own research, invest in a company you trust & believe in and it may or may not work out in the long run.
10. QWIKSTRIKE (Posts: 1298; Member since: 09 Mar 2010)
Stocks always rise and fall in waves trust me I have studied this for a while. Look at market saturation and such and wave count. Apple has temporarily peaked, and at most may attempt to break that wave 3 apex.
E wave says waves 2 and 4 are usually corrective in either an ABC, or an expanded flat ranging from 23.6% usually a 38.2% to as low as 61.8% retrace. Corrective means ABC which is a 3, or 3 waves correction of a wave top high, which can sub divide into 5 waves a 3 wave then a 5 wave....5-3-5. Expanded Flat means the stock can retrace to 61.8% of the high and usually is also a 5-3-5, and then still can expand to wave 5 which could make higher highs if, and only if it breaks wave 3 top of $644. If this happens 1.236-1.618% expansion would be possibly $688 if the $571 low holds, or even higher if the 23.6% retrace of $510 is met and holds. $700 is possible with a possible $726 top a 1.618% expansion from the $510 lows is possible.
This also means that wave 4 could go as low as $427 a 38.2% correction, which would be around the weekly 50 SMA, or even as low $294 a 61.8% retrace. Still if the lows were held and supported a wave 5 expansion of $688 and higher become relevant. Soooo.....if Apple holds $510. a 23.6% retrace it can go higher , BUT if it fails to hold $510 it could seek support at the 38.2% which would be $427. If Apple corrects back to the wave 3 top and fail this is called truncation and a major correction of usually 61.8% could happen. Fibs and pivots don't lie its all based on sentiment, and emotions!
Besides E wave predicts possible wave retraces not definite, so the head line should be E wave predicts possible retrace to $510. Hell a 23.6% is a small retrace, and most are 38.2-61.8%! So don't try to put a wrench in technical's with BS sensational head lines. Apple may even attempt to retrace to $632 wave b top and fail. You watch the possible targets and adjust the stop accordingly.
JCP all I can say is look at GM....E wavers all knew that dog was a dead dog when most tried to bottom pick! Most charts have a trail and the E wavers and fundamentalist all know when to follow the tape! If Apple fails to hold the 50 day SMA watch out below. If any stock fails the 50 day SMA watch out below....buyers beware!
Apples wave A bottom was $571 wave B top so far $620 and could go as high as $632-$644. We will see where wave C ends and $510 the 23.6% retrace is a possible target, or if the wave B top is indeed $620.00
The stock market wave 3 top so far was 1421, and we will see where wave 4 correction stops if this is wave 4 indeed.
11. GENARAL.LEVY (banned) (Posts: 93; Member since: 17 Apr 2012)
Very smart!
12. QWIKSTRIKE (Posts: 1298; Member since: 09 Mar 2010)
Thanks...I appreciated the kind thought....know you all this the SPX is in possible correction mode,
and so far wave A was 23.6 1357. Failing this low puts us on track to correct as low as 1321 a 38.2 or lower if 1321 fails so be careful and follow the tape. If fully invested take a little off. AS Cramer says pigs get slaughtered lol if you listen to him at all!
Charts all point to a possible 38.2% correction very near!
17. ZEUS.the.thunder.god (unregistered)
woa man..!!! you got quite knowledge on the subject. +1
19. Pdubb (Posts: 248; Member since: 08 Aug 2011)
Glad I read this. It may prove valuable in the coming months.
4. android_hitman (unregistered)
apple shares will drop .. it's not the best company in the world....
6. jcpwn2004 (Posts: 314; Member since: 18 Jan 2012)
it's not just apple, no company can maintain constant upward growth. Eventually google stock will fall as well.
The questions is how high can apple go? Will it really reach 1k like many investors were predicting a couple weeks ago?
If they introduce some new amazing products, and actually produce a significant update with the iphone 5, I could see it happening.
20. QWIKSTRIKE (Posts: 1298; Member since: 09 Mar 2010)
Not by years end I don't think, and certainly not if Google maintains the OS of choice in China. Analyst pump to get suckers, and then dump into the rise of unsuspecting buyers. Never trust lying cheating self serving analyst. Before you start hating on this truth if necessary I can prove this to a tee if necessary. Just recently an analyst said Apple will fail then it reached $644. Some will lead you to go long when they know you should reevaluate or short a stock as they and their friends are selling into the rise like that last high. I bet many are trapped at that $644 high
Google has pulled back a few time and seems to always find itself back near $700. Lets just see if Apple can do this in a market where their margins are starting to fade according to the new reports! I know that dividend may be very appealing. I see they adhere to Warren Buffets advice about that finally. Thank Tim Cook for this!
5. Penny (Posts: 1672; Member since: 04 Feb 2011)
Cool article Alan F., thanks.
7. jmoita2 (Posts: 930; Member since: 23 Dec 2011)
As a contrarian when it comes to investing,all the signs are pointing to the obvious when it comes to Apple: Sell. To buy at this valuation is akin to financial suicide.
8. Bluesky02 (Posts: 1439; Member since: 05 Dec 2011)
Skip skip reading
9. GENARAL.LEVY (banned) (Posts: 93; Member since: 17 Apr 2012)
It's time to buy apple shares.... And after, or in December sell it....n
What an article. True that's a geeky writing style.
21. BlacRaZredge (Posts: 36; Member since: 06 Mar 2012)
that was mind bottling!!!!


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Destination: Europe - Eastern Mediterranean
Embarkation: Barcelona
We stayed at a Manchester airport hotel on the Sunday evening prior to the next mornings flight to Barcelona where we were to join Celebrity Equinox.
With hindsight we could have booked our own flight to Barcelona and stayed in a Barcelona hotel joining the ship by taxi. It would have saved a lot of waiting around at Barcelona airport for the transfer to the ship and would have worked out cheaper.
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We had booked our shore excursions with Cruising Excursions which we had seen recommended on Cruise Critic. The tours to Rome, Naples, Santorini, Ephesus and Mykonos were very good on the whole with excellent knowledgeable couriers. There was one administrative error which had the time on some of the Pompeii tickets as 9 am instead of 8 am but this was sorted satisfactorily. On Mykonos we had to wait too long for a group of passengers who had not left the ship early enough meaning a shortened tour but we would use Cruising Excursions again.
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City Tour
Tour of the city with the main sights pointed out. Stopped below the Acropolis to take photographs.
We were taken to 'Mary's House' which was not what I had expected it was very small. Then we walked through the ruins of Ephesus which were fantastic very different from Pompeii in every respect.
House of the Virgin Mary
In our brochure it was called 'Mary's House' and was not what I had expected.
Outside there was a long wall covered in prayers and wishes written on pieces of paper and pinned on to each other,
As we have been to Malta several times before we took an hour long nostalgic taxi trip. It cost us 22 Euros but we wouldn't have been able to do it on our own.
There were plenty of taxis waiting outside the port gates to take people to the centre of Valetta.
Windmills Walking Tour
Mykonos is similar to Santorini only not all white. Very pretty with some stunning views.
Pompeii Walking Tour
We had a superb knowledgeable guide who kept us interested all the time. I have been before but found it just as fascinating.
City Tour
Had a good guide who pointed out all the places of interest
Sistine Chapel
First time visit and was overawed, just a pity it was so crowded
Trevi Fountain
Too busy to get near
Vatican Museums
Just too much to see in too short a time but well worth the visit. Very crowded.
Fira Walking Tour
We loved the little narrow streets and the sheer whiteness of it all. Had a wine tasting included which was interesting.
Oia Village
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Week 4 Two Start Pitchers
Are you two-start pitcher streaming? If not, you're likely missing out on a great opportunity to increase your weekly strikeout total, win total, log more innings pitched, and potentially lower your team ERA and WHIP in head to head leagues that allow daily lineup changes.
Some leagues don't allow such activity by limiting the number of player adds you can make each week. However, if you can find a loophole in your league settings and add/drop pitchers all season long – you're going to have a great chance to win the whole thing come September!
For the fourth consecutive season, we will be tracking two start pitchers to make sure you always win your pitching categories. That way, if you're still waiting for Zack Greinke to return from the DL (like we are) – you can add someone who can help you right away.
Fantasy Baseball Dugout's exclusive two start pitcher rankings for Fantasy Baseball Week 4 start after the jump!
2011 Week 2 Fantasy Baseball Two Start Pitcher Rankings
Below you will find each projected two start pitcher for fantasy baseball week 4 broken down into four categories – must start, would start, could start, and don't start.
Must Start Two Start Pitchers:
- Cliff Lee, Philadelphia Phillies
- Jered Weaver, Los Angeles Angels
- Matt Cain, San Francisco Giants
- Ubaldo Jimenez, Colorado Rockies
Would Start Two Start Pitchers:
- Jaime Garcia, St. Louis Cardinals
- Gio Gonzalez, Oakland A's
- A.J. Burnett, New York Yankees
- Colby Lewis, Texas Rangers
- Derek Lowe, Atlanta Braves
- Ricky Nolasco, Florida Marlins
- Clay Buccholz, Boston Red Sox
- Justin Masterson, Cleveland Indians
- Daniel Hudson, Arizona Diamondbacks
- Kyle Drabek, Toronto Blue Jays
- Zach Britton, Baltimore Orioles
- Jordan Zimmermann, Washington Nationals
- Madison Bumgarner, San Francisco Giants
Could Start Two Start Pitchers:
- Matt Harrison, Texas Rangers
- Matt Garza, Chicago Cubs
- Gavin Floyd, Chicago White Sox
- Bronson Arroyo, Cincinnati Reds
- Aaron Harang, San Diego Padres
- Ian Kennedy, Arizona Diamondbacks
- Wade Davis, Tampa Bay Rays
- Randy Wolf, Milwaukee Brewers
- Erik Bedard, Seattle Mariners
- Brett Cecil, Toronto Blue Jays
- Bartolo Colon, New York Yankees
- Nick Blackburn, Minnesota Twins
- Jon Garland, Los Angeles Dodgers
Don't Start Two Start Pitchers:
- Bud Norris, Houston Astros
- R.A. Dickey, New York Mets
- Phil Coke, Detroit Tigers
- Luke Hochevar, Kansas City Royals
- Charlie Morton, Pittsburgh Pirates
- Philip Humber, Chicago White Sox
- James Russell, Chicago Cubs


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Usually so accurate, the Denver Broncos quarterback threw a pass he would like to have back.
Late in the first overtime, Manning tried to thread a throw to Brandon Stokley, only to have the pass intercepted by Corey Graham. A few plays after switching sides to start the second extra period, Justin Tucker hit a 47-yard field goal to help the Baltimore Ravens rally for a 38-35 win in an AFC divisional game on a bitterly cold Saturday.
Like that, Manning was once again left out in the cold. He's now 0-4 in games in which the temperature at kickoff is less than 40 degrees.
Manning even wore gloves on each hand to fight off the frigid conditions as temperatures that started out at 13 degrees dipped into single-digits. He heated up, too, only to cool off at the end.
This loss one may even sting a little more than any other for Manning. The Broncos were winning late in the game when Joe Flacco hit Jacoby Jones for a 70-yard TD with just 31 seconds left in regulation.
Soon after, the Ravens snapped the Broncos' 11-game winning streak and ended Manning's impressive comeback from four neck operations that kept him out all of last season.
To add insult, it was here, in this stadium, where Manning's predecessor, Tim Tebow, connected with Demaryius Thomas for a game-winning TD in overtime against Pittsburgh in the playoffs last season.
After Tucker's kick, Manning began a slow walk to the other side of the field, where he worked his way into a circle of reporters that surrounded Baltimore linebacker Ray Lewis. Once inside, he gave Lewis a quick hug before trudging off the field.
Lewis will play another week, his retirement party on hold.
Manning, well, his season is done. He made a costly throw at a costly time.
"He's one of the greatest quarterbacks of all time and for us to come in here and confuse him the way we did, and make the plays we did?" Lewis said. "We gave up two big special teams touchdowns, but the bottom line is, but we kept fighting."
Manning finished 28 of 43 for 290 yards and three scores. But more memorable than those touchdowns will be his two picks.
Sure, one was tipped—that happens. But the other? It's a throw that maybe he's gotten away with at times in his 15-year career. Just not this time.


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Winnipeg police say a 15-year-old girl whose whereabouts were unknown for nearly two weeks has been safely located.
Sofia Soulier was last seen in the Transcona area the afternoon of March 3.
Police put out a news release on Wednesday, but a day later have now said the girl has been found.


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LAWYERS for a man accused of killing Coober Pedy teenager Karen Williams 23 years ago will contest the strength of the prosecution case, a court has heard.
Nikola Novakovich, 42, appeared by video link in the Port Augusta Magistrates Court today.
Novakovich is charged with the murder of Karen, 16, who disappeared in the early hours of Saturday, August 4, 1990. Her body has never been found.
Novakovich was arrested in November last year after 14 months of renewed investigations into the cold case by police, which included the excavation of several disused opal mines on the outskirts of Coober Pedy last year.
Previously, prosecutors have alleged Novakovich killed Karen in a "cold-blooded murder", by raping and murdering her and then disposing of her body down a mine shaft.
They have alleged Novakovich offered to give Karen and her friends a lift in his car after they had attended a nearby hotel and restaurant.
They have further alleged Karen's friends were dropped off first, leaving her alone in the car with Novakovich.
Prosecutors claim Karen's friends told police they expected Novakovich to drive Karen to her mother Eva's house 250m away, but she never arrived and has not been seen since.
They claim Novakovich had provided several conflicting versions of events during police interviews between 1990 and 2013 and that, ultimately, he had denied being involved in Karen's disappearance.
Today, Novakovich's lawyer Nick Vadasz filed a rule 20 argument — a hearing in which defence counsel contest the strength of prosecution evidence filed in the case.
Mr Vadasz also flagged serving a subpoena on Police Commissioner Gary Burns.
He said police case management records dating back to 1990 had not yet been made available.
Novakovich was remanded in custody to face court again next month.
Police are offering a $200,000 reward for anyone who provides information that leads to the recovery of Karen's remains.
Anyone with information should contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or at www.sa.crimestoppers.com.au
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I have not written in quite some time about the CHILLUNS, so I am now going to rectify that.
Little g
Little g is several months into French preschool. French preschool begins at age 3. It is not obligatory, but something like 99% of French families do it because OMG why wouldn't you? Little g's school is nice. It's public, which is FINE, since public school in France is just great if you live in a decent area, which we do. It's also free, have I mentioned that? We had a brief flirtation with an organic, touchy-feely, bilingual Montessori option, but it cost upwards of 7,000 euros/year just to say hello, and, um, non. I myself went to a Montessori-esque school, and while it was wonderful and taught me to think outside the box and embrace my creativity and all that, it also sort of did not teach me much about MATH, which my high school algebra teacher noticed right off the bat, and I still count with my fingers and oh hell let's not go there. I'm not forking over 7k so that my 3-year-old can "discover" how to tie his own shoe laces, thank you very much.
So public school it is. In public school, one's child is expected to be potty-trained, or as the French say, propre (clean). This is a
So the whole first week pretty much went that way. Pee-pee, trash bag, someone else's clothes. Since then, he's gotten much better (the peer pressure thing works, in other words) and we are mostly past the accident phase, which does not mean I have removed the beach towel from our couch (who do you take me for?).
Let's talk about his teacher for a minute, because she's a piece of work. The woman is in her 60's, obviously close to retirement, and took a disliking to me from the get-go. Why? Maybe because I'm FOREIGN (actually I'm not, but that's a post for another day). She likes to balance (toss) these semi-sarcastic, WTF-is-that-supposed-to-mean side comments at me, such as "your son said a whole sentence in French today!" (He's bilingual, biatch.) Or "you shouldn't laugh when I reprimand your son" (what?) or "you should feed him in the morning because he's eating his friends" (WHAT?). Anyway, the dislike is mutual, I can assure you. This woman needs to retire and not go anywhere near little children anymore for the rest of her sad, bitter life. Moving on....
Bonus #1: how to get scratches out of hardwood floors, courtesy of little g and his @&$!! Flash McQueen race car
Forget the wood paste, olive oil, lemon juice, white vinegar, and whatever other bullshit advice you find online. Grab some professional furniture repair wax in multiple shades of brown, a soft cloth, a plastic scraper (old credit cards work nicely), and a shit ton of patience and go for it. Good luck.
Baby c
Baby c is a dream. She's sweet, cute, sleeps well and smiles a ton. She gives these slobbery baby kisses that just melt your heart. She is also SICK ALL THE TIME, because oh, have I mentioned that preschool is like one giant biology experiment in which 30 little kids cough all over each other/share their teddy bears/swap pacifiers/do God knows what else for 7+ hours a day? Yeah, so lots of sick. Sick begets sick, especially when sick child #1 loves to hug and kiss heretofore healthy child #2, thus ensuring maximal viral transfer. So baby c, despite being only 6 months old, has already come down with multiple colds, a horrid ear infection, two eye infections, and the straight-up flu, thank you very much French public school.
Also, having two kids is insane. No one tells you this beforehand, because if they did, the fertility rate would plummet, but it's f*cking hard. Even if they're sweet and cute and generally amazing, it's STILL f*cking hard. What's the divorce rate for couples with two or more small children? I shudder to guess. And on that note,
Bonus #2: the Keep It Together cocktail
5 cl Cointreau
4 cl fruit juice (cranberry, orange or apple)
2 cl lemon or lime
Pour into shaker. Shake, shake, shake.
Serve in a fancy glass because you deserve it!
ENJOY—feel the bitchiness leaving your body.
Repeat as necessary.
Bonus #3: how to get mashed peas out of a shaggy throw rug
Get down on hands and knees, with a magnifying glass if necessary.
Pick out as many little pieces of pea as possible. Long fingernails help.
Wait overnight, allowing any remaining pea mush to dry up.
Spray carpet with carpet cleaner.
Vow not to buy another shaggy throw rug until your kids are at least 18.
See Bonus #2.
|Get used to this, kiddo.


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From the North Branch Police Department—
The community is encouraged to recognize and celebrate the accomplishments of 911 dispatchers during their special week.
In the early 1990s, the Association of Public-Safety Communications Officials (APCO) received a proclamation to designate the second full week in April as National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week.
All police, fire and EMS dispatchers are honored this week for the work they do. Dispatchers work different shifts to cover every hour and send officers home safely. They are truly the first responder on the scene. Calming the caller, sending responding units and gathering critical information during an emergency help officers stay safe and resolve the emergency.
The North Branch Police Department Police Union LELS #277 would like to take this moment to thank all our dispatchers at the Chisago County Sheriff's Communication Center for all they do.


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I've always been fascinated with the appeal of the bad boy. When thinking about my favorite male characters in novels, I'm always drawn to the slightly evil. Though, I don't necessarily think I'm alone. After talking with a few of my colleagues, I realized we were all captivated by the same bad boy character. Just look at Edward Cullen from Twilight whose character led to Christian Grey in 50 Shades of Grey, there's clearly something appealing about a man who needs redemption. One of my favorite bad boys is Howl from Diana Wynne Jones' Howl's Moving Castle. Howl lives without a heart until Sophie finds a way to return it to him, but before she does, she has to live through all kinds of horrible treatment from him. How could a horrible or evil character ever be appealing?
I believe it's the need to be the savior that attracts the reader to these characters. There's something attractive about seeing a true change in a flawed character. Perhaps it's the hero inside all of us, needing to help someone trapped in their evil way and bring out that sliver of a good side. Or perhaps we love seeing it in literature because it so rarely happens in real life?
Who are your favorite male characters? Are they bad boys? Could their character be described as flawed? Do you want to save them?


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Press Release from Culpeper Town Police:
Detectives of the Culpeper Police Department have made two arrests in connection to the January 6th, 2015 bank robbery that occurred at the SunTrust Bank located in the Meadowbrook Shopping Center.
On February 3rd, 2015, Detectives of the Culpeper Police Department arrested and charged Giovanni A. Waters, age 31, of the 1100 block of Vantage Place in Culpeper. He was charged with Felony Possession of a Firearm after being a Convicted Felon and being an Accessory After the Fact, which is a Misdemeanor. Mr. Waters is currently incarcerated in the Culpeper County Jail.
On February 9th, Detectives charged Edward L. Ferris, age 29, of the 15000 block of Gibson Mill Road in Culpeper with Felony Armed Robbery of the SunTrust Bank, Use of a Firearm in the Commission of a Felony, and Felony Wearing a Mask in Public.
Mr. Ferris was already incarcerated in the Culpeper County Jail for an unrelated Fail to Appear charge. Detectives and members of the Street Crimes Unit located Mr. Ferris inside Mr. Waters' residence on January 29th. He was held without bond on this unrelated charge.
"Detectives from the Culpeper Police Department have worked on this investigation for hundreds of man hours. This investigation is fluid and is still active at this time" states Lieutenant Andrew Terrill.
Currently, this investigation is still being investigated by the Culpeper Police Department and the F.B.I. First Sergeant Todd Durica, of the Culpeper County Sheriff's Office has also been instrumental in this case as well.
"This has truly been a team effort of law enforcement working together to make sure violent criminals are held accountable for their actions as well we're very appreciative from the citizens in the case that provided information to us directly or through Culpeper CrimeSolvers" states Chief of Police Chris R. Jenkins.
This investigation is still active and on-going by the F.B.I and the Culpeper Police Department, as more arrests are expected in this case. Again, if anyone has any information in this case or has any information pertaining to Mr. Ferris or Mr. Waters is asked to call Detective Luke Altman at (540) 829-5507 or you can always remain anonymous with Culpeper CrimeSolvers at (540) 727-0300.


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Why learn about foods for your thyroid health?
Food heals. And when it comes to foods for your thyroid, it's all the more true.
Foods that affect thyroid health often play a key role in whether your thyroid is functioning properly, so it makes sense to start there when you're aiming to restore the health of your thyroid.
Food can be your friend or your enemy when you're dealing with thyroid trouble, depending on which foods you're focusing on.
Here's a list of foods that can help or hurt your thyroid:
Foods That Nourish the Thyroid
Foods That Damage the Thyroid
Wheat and other grains like rye, barley, millet and oats. There has been some evidence of the link between gluten-sensitivity and poor thyroid function. If your thyroid isn't in great shape, you'll probably be better off restricting your intake of gluten. Millet contains goitrogens, and should be avoided if you're concerned about your thyroid.
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Winter May Be Showing Its Cards, And It May Puzzel some who are predicting a Typical La Nina!
I thought that this was going to happen and it is. Things are not typical for this year, nothing is coming out normal. I though for a moment that I was the only one noticing the weird pattern setting up so far. One that is not prone during a la nina year. Here is Accuweather's Henry Margusity on this strange pattern and the possibility of changing his winter forecast.
PLEASE NOTE THESE ARE NOT MY WORD'S THEY ARE ACCUWEATER'S Henry Margusity'S
"One Last Wild Day of Wind, Snow and Severe Storms. Winter Forecast May Have Issues.
Here's what concerns me. The weather pattern this October is not what I expected to see and that has implications for the winter forecast. Typically, the pattern in October tends to telegraph the winter pattern. So if you take the current pattern and extrapolate that forward, one would think that the snowy areas are going to be in two areas. One area in the East where storms hit the coast and explode and the other is the Midwest. I am not saying this will happen; it's just a concern I have right now. Let me say one thing. I think in all the winter forecasts being issued, we are assuming the typical La Nina pattern, but the pattern has not been behaving like the typically La Nina pattern. Southern California has had more rain then ever, extreme storms are hitting the Upper Midwest and next week and we have a major coastal storm developing and record heat running around the country. These are all things that one would not find in the typical La Nina pattern. So I think over the next couple of weeks, I am really going to take a look at things and may have to make an major update to the winter forecast."


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More than half phone users are terrified of losing their contacts, a study finds
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1. downphoenix (Posts: 3165; Member since: 19 Jun 2010)
and many of these people are either too misinformed or dumb to actually back up contacts. I get calls daily from Android users that have failed to setup gmail sync so when their phone does a hard reset the contacts are just completely gone. Also its always good to have a hard copy on hand and a local copy on your PC just in case.
4. shimmyx20 (Posts: 280; Member since: 03 Mar 2009)
^ This.
Using the Gmail/Google sync is very easy to use, and it makes getting your contacts back on your phone an effortless process, especially if you change ROMs a lot, or even change smartphones a lot. I have my Google contacts synced on my Android phone, my iPod touch, and even on my old Windows 6.1 phone.
6. odemata (unregistered)
Not ever one is technically inclined so to call them dumb is kind of arrogant on your part. Secondly using the Gmail contact sync is not fail safe for instance it has been my own experience when swapping phones that not all of my contacts are transitioned over seamlessly. This is also a problematic with applications that are have not been paid for, however the options for back are numerous for android owners which makes it a gem nonetheless to use. Picking which one it the best takes trial and error and that goes for any backing up solution whether mobile or desktop.
9. Paden (Posts: 262; Member since: 07 Jul 2011)
Very true. It's always heartbreaking when I help customers and their Gmail account didn't back up their contacts...
BackupAssistant on Verizon can be troublesome as well..
10. Paden (Posts: 262; Member since: 07 Jul 2011)
In other words... Multiple backups people!!
11. stealthd (unregistered)
I'd love hear you explain to your grandmother that's she's an idiot for not knowing how to back up contacts from a cell phone.
If you start out by generalizing the intelligence of millions of people, chances are you don't know what you're talking about.
12. NeXoS (Posts: 292; Member since: 03 May 2011)
Wait, my phone syncs up with my Gmail. Actually, I find it easy to categorize my contacts on my Gmail and have it sync to my phone. I don't get what people are worried about?
I load new ROMS all the time and all I gotta do is log into my Gmail and it brings them all back.
2. gregw93 (unregistered)
is this article a joke? common sense bro.. and you get paid to write these articles? smh
3. stealthd (unregistered)
55% of users are worried about losing their contacts, but only about 1/3 of cell phone users are using smartphones (or maybe it was 1/3 of Americans, can't remember which). Regardless, if more people had smartphones this wouldn't be a problem.
13. iHateCrapple (Posts: 734; Member since: 12 Feb 2010)
Not everyone needs/wants one.
5. joe567 (unregistered)
ppl are afraid to lose unlimited data/minutes...duh
7. biscutbob (Posts: 82; Member since: 08 Jul 2011)
Any one who uses a computer knows to back up your inforamtion haha and then back that up again. Good picture too haha
8. luis_lopez_351 (Posts: 951; Member since: 18 Nov 2010)
Arent we concern more about the entire phone than just its contacts?
14. prestonsmalley (Posts: 1; Member since: 20 Jul 2011)
Thanks Victor for covering our study. Regarding some of the comments here, for many mobile phone users it is still really hard to backup your contacts. It often involves cabling the phone to your computer and spending an hour or so syncing and updating the software on--pretty time consuming.
Given the lack of good options out there and the fact that as our study shows it is such a hassle to replace a lost address book, we've created mobile tools that make it easier to sync over-the-air in minutes (instead of hours).
Check out Plaxo's mobile apps for iPhone, Blackberry and more goto http://www.plaxo.com/mobile . If you'd like to know more about our mobile trends study mentioned in this article goto http://www.plaxo.com/mobiletre
Preston Smalley
GM, Plaxo.com
15. Walsh (unregistered)
Hello all,
One fail safe option that I have found is to visit your nearby RadioShack store. Purchase a flash drive and they will back up your contacts with cellbrite.


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TROY Batchelor will have a quieter time this week after flying halfway around the world and back again prior to returning to help Swindon Robins claim their first win of the Elite League season.
The Aussie arrived back in the UK early last week after heading to New Zealand for his first appearance in the Grand Prix.
The Robins skipper admitted that he was feeling the effects of traveling Down Under and back again after Swindon's 57-36 win over Belle Vue Aces.
With the next GP not until after Easter and a little closer to home in Poland, Batchelor is looking forward to having a little less travelling to do.
"This is going to be a standard week for me," he said. "I'm off to Poland to do testing and racing that kind of stuff.
"I'm really busy, I've got another GP coming up soon so there is some testing that needs to be done.
"But if you want to win you have got to work.
"(Having the GP) this side of the world is going to be nice, it is a track that we have been to a few times, whereas New Zealand was the first time there.
"I've got a bit of info about this track (The ZKS Polonia Stadium in Bydgoszcz) from my previous times there, I know what to expect.
"As soon as the New Zealand GP was over we started work on the next one, I want to improve on my last performance."
While in New Zealand, Batchelor missed the Robins defeat to Coventry Bees and he said that the team had got together prior to the Aces success to get themselves going.
"It is just speedway you win some and lose some," he said. "Everyone knows what happened and why it went wrong.
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PRs: 5k - 21:23, half marathon - 1:39:43, marathon - 4:01:15
Was going to go into the office today (even though it's dead this week) but since we got a good 4-5 inches last night I decided to work at home again
RR: Going out for a few miles after working.
NRR: Yesterday work was SO quiet. I usually get probably 30-40 emails a day, I got MAYBE 5. And they were just usual weekly reports, nothing I actually had to respond to. If I went into the office, I'd imagine it would be a "poke my eyes out I'm so bored" kinda day. So thank you snow storm! Last night DH was called into work at 8:30, and didn't get home until probably 3-4 AM. Poor guy! He must be so tired today.
Good luck to RLTW today in her surgery!
Have a great day girls!
hi ladies! happy holidays!
made it back from Indiana yesterday. M and I were just ahead (by about 10 to 30 minutes) the big blizzard that hit on Wednesday morning. Our flight made it out just as all others were cancelled. Talk about luck, the fates and God blessings that we made it! we were both sooo relieved.
NRR: christmas was nice. Of course, there's the constant tension between my sisters and I for some reason. One of them just can't seem to like or support "anything" I do. So there was a lot of talk about the wedding and what I should be doing or not doing and how boring I was and how I should dress different, take different pictures with M....etc. Anyway, M sensed the stress as my one sister picked on him too. I hate it and I need to call her on it. I have before and it helped one year, but she's reverted. Just glad we made it home, and we're not still trapped there. the bickering would have continued.
Back to work today. feeling ready for it. Now I just hope I can stay ahead of things... Today I have a massage tonight and an immigration appointment this morning. Hoping to get together with my friend L tonight too after my massage if the weather holds up. It's supposed to snow...
RR: good 1 mile and 20 minutes of strength training today. yesterday was 3.5 miles. While in Indiana M and I consistently got our miles in... either a mile or I think 5.5 one day.
back soon for personals!
MA: I guess it's just us for now! I love those quiet days at work. and today you work at home. love it! I was loving that yesterday... spread out on my bed were large drawing sheets and hulu playing in the back ground!
RLTW: good luck today! praying for you and sending some good healing vibes!
Morning ladies!
MA-wooo for snow. And it must be kinda nice to have a slow day at work and be able to enjoy the day more
lizo-that is so lucky you and M got out in time before the snow. Sorry about the stress with your sister
RLTW-good luck!!!
RR: some speed work in a bit. 5 x800M
NRR: had a very nice Christmas. Christmas Eve my mom made lasagne and we sat together to eat as a family which almost never happens since we are never all there anymore. Christmas Day, we went up to my aunt's house in the northern suburbs and had a nice time there. I got a blender and a toaster, so stoked about that! Today I am doing a little work, running, then watching a movie and getting dinner with a friend. And tomorrow is my birthday!
Morning Ladies! I wish we had some snow here...all we have is grey skies and rain!
MA- yesterday was definitely a poke your eyes out kind of day! I wish I could work from home on days like that! enjoy your miles today
Lizo- sorry about the problems with your sisters! Weddings really bring out everyone's opinions! I don't understand why people insist on telling you how you should do things. I hope you can find a way to relax and enjoy! Glad you ahve been able to be consistent with your miles
Taylor- good job on that speedwork! Are you training for something? Happy to hear that you had a nice Christmas together as a family! Lasagna is one of my faves!
RR- something tonight. I am hoping to maybe get out a little early today since it is so slow here! If I can get out early , I can have some time to get a good run in.
NRR- feeling kind of blah... I gotta find a way to get out of this funk! I need to do some grocery shopping and laundry tonight which probably won't help much ha ha!
Happy Thursday, DIVAs!
MAso great belly bow shot on FB, how adorbs!! Glad you're getting out for some miles...our snow got rained away. Boo!!
Lizo, I'm so sorry about your sister's negativity...wonder if figuring out where that comes from could end it for good? I'm sure it makes it uncomfortable for everyone ={. But greathob keeping up those miles, and woohoo for your travel timing!
Taylor, I love functional presents, nothing better!! Today sounds lovely, and happy early birthday!
RLTW, good thoughts are yours today.
So, I've kept up with the training plan except I didn't do the five with three at tempo on Christmas day, and did that yesterday. Today is supposed to be 7 hilly miles with six 2:30 intervals in there, and I'm a little nervouce since they're very specific about not doing two hard workouts on consecutive days...oh well. We'll see what happens! I have to sort of do these at the gym on a tready, because I have a simple Garmin that only gives me my overall mile pace, not "real time" pace, so those 2:30 at 5k pace would be almost impossible to track. Le sigh. Certainly not any real problems, plus DS 1 gets home today...and starts driving lessons tomorrow, eek!
Have a lovely Thursday, DIVAs!
RR: Did 45 minutes on the elliptical this morning. I felt really sluggish, didn't help that I had two leftover dunkin' donuts for breakfast... those didn't sit very well! My back has been really sore the last few days but I think the workout helped stretch it out.
NRR: My back has been sore since being in the car on Christmas, not sure if that caused it or if it would have happened anyway. I can tell I'm carrying P different than how I carried A and I'm just hoping I'm not doomed to have a constantly sore back for the next nine weeks! My motivation for working out isn't high at the moment but I can tell it did me good this morning, so hopefully I can keep going with it. DH woke up with a cold on Christmas morning and its steadily gotten worse. He kept me up for a little while last night with his snoring. I just hope I don't get it! Glad I only have to work two days until another long weekend! Saturday will be busy. My best friend is stopping by en route to her ILs and then my parents are coming up for dinner that night. Didn't mean to have both end up on the same day, but I don't think it'll be too hard because we're just going to order pizza for lunch. Still have to figure out what I'll cook for my parents though.
Thinking of RLTW today!!
woo! lots of snow out there. We've got maybe 2 inches on the ground and it's still falling. We might be getting 5 inches by the end of the day. icky streets... boo that!
immigration appointment went well. Glad that's over, and that I got there safe. have another meeting to get to at noon... will be traveling very carefully... darn slippery out there.
taylor: glad you had a great christmas and awesome presents!
dona: sorry about the blah feeling! hugs girl. hope you find something more fun than laundry and errands to do to supplement!
nai: eek about your DS starting driving lessons! lol.
monk: sorry your DH is sick! and crossing my fingers for you that you don't get it. sorry about the sore back! I hope you don't have to handle it too long. Sounds like you made it out on your vacay and back! thank goodness for safe travels.
Hola! Looks like little to no cold rain today, which means an outside run is possible! Whoohoo.
RR-Good ST last night. Either speed work today or a short trail run with DH if he's up for it.
NRR-I have a few hours of work to get done this week as well as some end-of-the-year to-do's. Donations and DH's work invoices. I'm set out to brighten DH's day today. I brought up a family tragedy since I was working through some feelings last night and I think it he's down about it now. Maybe a nice run in the woods will help.
RLTW-Sending you good surgery vibes today.
MA-Sorry that work is slow. Hopefully, DH gets a lot of rest today as well.
lizo-Sorry to hear about the tension with your sisters. Hopefully, your wedding planning will go smoother once you talk to your sister about it. Enjoy your massage.
Taylor-Glad your Christmas was nice. Hope your speedwork was good.
dona-Hope you find some fun in laundry and grocery shopping. It might be after the holiday food blahs.
Nai-I hope your run went well this morning. That sounds like a tough plan. Good luck to you and L as DS1 starts driving!
Monk-I hope you're feeling better as the day progresses. Enjoy the weekend with your best friend.
Good afternoon!
Never got in this morning to post.
RR - Did JM's kickbox fast fix, then went to the gym on my break and did 3 miles. It was ok, not my favorite to work out during lunch, but it worked. I didn't want to run this morning because of the icy sidewalks.
NRR - Not much. Quiet here at work this week. I had plans to have dinner with a friend, but she hasn't been responding to my texts, so who knows. I'll either do that if she gets back to me, or head on home and make spaghetti and meatballs and relax on the couch. I should clean my car and put laundry together, but realistically I probably won't Haha.
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Dr. Hine joins from P2i Limited where he was Chairman and Chief Executive of the Ministry of Defence technology spin-out from Porton Down. At P2i he oversaw the creation of the world's leading hydrophobic surface enhancement company.
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Dr. Hine achieved a first class degree in Physics from Southampton University and a PhD in Physics from Cambridge University. After graduation, he spent nine years on the international fast track scheme within the semiconductor division at Philips plc. He subsequently held a number of director-level business development and general management roles in the advanced engineering and electronics industries before joining Capteur Sensors in 1996.
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Right-hander Russell Reynolds and outfielder Jared Foster will get expanded opportunities when the LSU baseball team plays Northwestern State on Wednesday night in Alex Box Stadium.
Reynolds, a freshman from Parkview Baptist, will make his second start and could go well beyond the two innings he threw in his first start if he's effective. Foster, a sophomore from Lake Charles, will get his second start in right field.
Tigers coach Paul Mainieri said before practice Tuesday that he plans to use fewer pitchers than he has in most midweek games. In a 9-3 victory against Nicholls State last Wednesday, Reynolds threw two scoreless innings, and nine other pitchers followed him.
"I want to see a good quality start," Mainieri said. "I'd like to see Russell pitch five innings and dominate. How he throws will dictate how far he goes. There are a few guys I want to see."
Reynolds admitted to being nervous for his first start, but said he thinks the jitters are out of his system.
"It's pretty big to have that out of the way now," Reynolds said. "It felt good to go out there and get two innings in and know that I did my job. Got the outs and didn't give up any runs. It felt good to finally start game after coming out of the bullpen.
"I'm used to the preparation, what to do before the start. I'm pretty excited about the second one. Now that the nerves have gone away I can just go out there and pitch."
Reynolds also has made three relief appearances, the last coming Sunday when he pitched a scoreless eighth in a 10-2 loss at Mississippi State.
"I can show (the coaches) that I can go four or five innings instead of just one or two innings at a time," Reynolds said. "The next time, even if I'm coming out of the bullpen, I can throw more than one or two and spread myself out some."
Left-hander Brent Bonvillain will likely pitch Wednesday as well. Bonvillain made three starts earlier this season, but lost the Sunday starter's spot to Cody Glenn.
When starter Aaron Nola was knocked out after 5.2 innings at Mississippi State last Friday, Mainieri gave the ball to Bonvillain, who got out of the sixth, threw a scoreless seventh and got the first two outs in the eighth before putting three consecutive batters on base.
LSU erased a 4-1 deficit while Bonvillain was on the mound and Joey Bourgeois got the final out in the eighth to keep the score tied. The Tigers won 6-4 in 10 innings.
"I thought Brent was a very pivotal part of the game," Mainieri said. "I was very pleased with the way he performed until those last three batters. But overall his performance was a real positive for our team."
Bonvillain gave up one earned run in each start, going four innings twice and 4.2 once.
"Getting those three starts, I think I proved I can go more than an inning or two, maybe four if need be," Bonvillain said. "I definitely showed some versatility, and hopefully I can use that coming out of the pen."
Foster hit his first homer of the season in the eighth inning Sunday against State closer Jonathan Holder, one of the top pitching prospects in the Southeastern Conference. He has just nine at-bats, but has five hits and seven runs.
The final outfield position alongside Raph Rhymes and Mark Laird isn't settled, and Foster is the only right-handed option. He'll face Northwestern State left-hander Cody Butler.
"I have to remain consistent at the plate," said Foster, a former second baseman. "Last year was a transition defensively and I was kind of iffy. But I played the outfield all last season and during the summer so now I'm getting good reads off the ball."
Chris Sciambra, Andrew Stevenson and Sean McMullen were all ahead of Foster in the outfield when the season began.
"We'll see how it goes," Mainieri said. "This might be a lengthy move or it might be a one-game move."
The move of second baseman JaCoby Jones to the leadoff spot will last for at least one more game. Mainieri moved the slumping Jones to the top of the order last Saturday and he responded with two doubles. He also had two singles Sunday and has four hits in his last five at-bats.
"He had a really good game Saturday and he was one of the few bright spots we had Sunday," Mainieri said. "Hopefully that jump-started him and he's going to be a leader for us going forward."
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Updated 1:59 pm, Friday, January 31, 2014
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Cooper's Meat Market, 6002 Broadway, 210-820-3838, www.coopersmeatmarket. com, is featuring a build-your-own-meal, or order from its Valentine's menu. Meal includes floral spring mix salad for two; choice of two quails stuffed with couscous, or two (6-ounce) bacon-wrapped tenderloins with garlic whipped potatoes; and mixed berry cobbler.
GauchoGourmet, 935 Isom Road, 210-277-7930, www. gauchogourmet.com/ valentines-dinner.html, is offering a three- and four-course dinner for two, $59.95-99.95, depending on the options chosen. Dinner includes choice of fresh duck rillette or foie gras torchon; choice of Maryland blue claw crab ravioli or native Maine lobster ravioli; and chocolate truffles and house-made cheesecake. The fourth course adds a charcuterie platter. Order by 5 p.m. Feb. 12 and pick up Feb. 14-15. Fine wine and Champagne selection available.
Kate's Frosting, 2518 N. Main, 210-248-9809, 7701 Broadway 78209, 210-549-3926, www.katesfrosting.com, will offer its full menu of Valentine cupcake flavors, as well as chocolate-dipped pretzel sticks, cakes for two, heart-shaped iced shortbread cookies, gooey butter cookies in many flavors, mini-cream pies and more. It is open 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Monday-Saturday and is now accepting orders.
Krispy Kreme, 12328 I-10 W., 210-696-7771, www.Krispy Kreme.com, is selling the following special doughnuts through Feb. 14: sprinkled heart, Valentine sprinkles, chocolate iced heart, and the new hugs and kisses variety. It is also offering a special. Purchase a dozen doughnuts and get a dozen Valentine cards — each good for a free doughnut of any variety. Offer ends Feb. 14. Note: Limit two per customer at participating locations while supplies last; see coupon for restrictions.
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