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While others are still trying to wake up, cook their breakfast and get their children dressed, Bo Dallas is already at the church with a song not only on his heart, but also his lips as he prepares for another day of worship.
While that's not too extraordinary for most people, what is unusual is that Dallas had prepared his own breakfast and gotten to Allen Chapel AME Church on his trusty scooter. That's pretty good for someone who turned 105 years old Sept. 2.
Trained Dog Happy Dog agility and training facility held their annual Howl-o-ween for dogs celebration on Saturday Oct. 22. Many dogs brought their owners to the celebration where they each took their turn at the "LURE" course to record their best run. There was also a Costume Contest for all the dogs.
The Great Dane named Celeste, owned by Kathy Anaya ran the Lure Course is a blazing 11.82 seconds.
Thursday, Oct. 20
Cattlemen's Association
The Levy County Cattlemen's Association will have its fall meeting Thursday, Oct. 20 at the Whitehurst Lodge beginning at 7 p.m.
Anyone interested in joining is encouraged to attend.
For more information, call 486-5131 or 528-3119.
Saturday, Oct. 22
Benefit Bake Sale
Saturday, Oct. 15
Walk for Life
The 12th Annual Walk For Life will be held Saturday, Oct. 15. Registration is at 8:30 a.m. and the Walk will begin at 9 a.m.
This year a free breakfast is included for all pre-registered walkers. For those that cannot join the walk, sponsoring a walker is a great way to show your support of life.
If you have any questions about the Walk For Life or its services, call 528-0200 or visit its location across from Williston High School.
Saturday, Oct. 8
Schools Foundation Beast Feast
The Levy County Schools Foundation will be hosting its 2nd Annual Beast Feast Oct. 8 at the Black Prong Equestrian Center on CR 337, Bronson.
Dinner will begin being served at 5:30 p.m. An interesting selection of specialties like gator tail, possum ribs, and venison along with some good old fashioned southern classics like mullet, grits, and swamp cabbage will be served.
Saturday, Oct. 1
Benefit Poker Run
AMVETS Post 444 will host a Benefit Poker Run Saturday, Oct. 1 for Justin Fairbanks.
Register at the post at 10 a.m. and kickstands go up at 11 a.m.
The route includes stops at Sunray's, Willards, McKenzie's 4 Corners, AMVETS Post 422 Chiefland, AMVETS Post 88 Bronson and ends back at Post 444. Cost is $10 per hand at registration.
There will be a 50/50 drawing and raffles throughout the day.
Toni Collins isn't shy about her beliefs, especially when it comes to history.
"I've always been distressed that our young people are not learning about the history of this county," she said Friday from the living room of her Chiefland home.
Collins, who used to work for the county, was largely responsible for organizing the county's historical archives and started the county's historical board.
Thursday, Sept. 22
TDC Meeting
The Levy County Tourist Development Council will have its bi-monthly meeting Thursday, Sept. 22 at 6 p.m. at the Levy County Visitors Bureau, 620 N. Hathaway Ave., Bronson.
Saturday, Sept. 24
Child Safety Day
Ornan Lodge will hold its annual Child Safety Day Saturday, Sept. 24 from 10 a.m. until 3 p.m. at the lodge.
JBES Yard Sale
Joyce Bullock Elementary PTO will sponsor a yard sale on Saturday, Oct. 1 from 8 a.m. to noon. You may rent a space for $10 to sell your yard sale items. The yard sale will be held in the high school parking lot near the Methodist Church. Contact the school office at 528-3341 or e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com for reservations or more information.
Monday, Sept. 19
Republicans' Meeting
Friday, Sept. 9
Sept. 11 Memorial
Perkins State Bank will host its annual Sept. 11 memorial ceremony Friday, Sept. 9 at 8:30 a.m. at the branch bank in Bronson. Refreshments will be served.
Saturday, Sept. 10
Flu Shot Clinic
AARP Chapter #912 is sponsoring a Flu Shot Clinic Saturday, Sept. 10, from 10 a.m. until 12:30 p.m. in the Williston City Hall Community Center.
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The fantasy series Game of Thrones was the big winner at the Creative Arts Emmy Awards in Los Angeles on Saturday night.
The HBO saga received a leading six trophies at the ceremony that recognises technical and other achievements.
Among those honoured were four TV series guest stars, including Kathy Bates for Two and a Half Men and Jimmy Fallon as host of Saturday Night Live.
On the drama side, Emmys went to Jeremy Davies for his guest appearance on Justified and Martha Plimpton for her turn on The Good Wife.
The Emmy Awards will be held next Sunday, September 23.
Other winners at the Creative Arts Emmys included:
- Voice-over performance: Maurice LaMarche, Futurama: The Silence of the Clamps, Comedy Central.
- Reality program: Undercover Boss, CBS.
- Commercial: Best Job, Procter & Gamble corporate brand.
- Animated Program: The Penguins of Madasgacar: The Returns of the Revenge of Dr Blowhole, Nickelodeon.
- Nonfiction series: Frozen Planet, Discovery Channel.
- Writing for a variety series: The Daily Show with Jon Stewart, Comedy Central.
- Music composition for a series (original dramatic score): Downton Abbey: Episode 6, PBS.
- Music composition for a miniseries, movie or special: Hemingway & Gellhorn, HBO.
- Choreography: Smash, NBC.
- Casting for a drama series: Home-land, Showtime.
- Casting for a miniseries, movie or a special: Game Change, HBO.
- Casting for a comedy series: Girls, HBO.
- Costumes for a miniseries, movie or a special: Great Expectations (Masterpiece), Part 2, PBS.
- Costumes for a variety-music program or a special (more than one award possible): Opening Ceremony of the XVI Pan American Games Guadalajara 2011, ESPN; The X Factor: Top 9 Elimination, Fox.
- Costumes for a series: Game of Thrones: The Prince of Winterfell, HBO.


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ALABAMA: Lord Byron (poetry).
– Not Donald Trump Rallies?
ALASKA: flower delivery.
– Sorry Sarah Palin, no Caribou.
ARIZONA: cubic zirconia rings, Jacquie Lawson cards.
– Nothing but the BEST fake shit on Valentines Day for John McCain's home state.
ARKANSAS: romance novels, Zale's jewelry.
– Bill Clinton has a lasting Impression.
CALIFORNIA: gold, cubic zirconia jewelry, couples pajamas, heart-shaped sunglasses, bondage kit.
– Guessing the dense population of Hollywood got that later on the list.
COLORADO: platinum rings, fondue, dance lessons, couples yoga, aphrodisiac foods.
– aphrodisiac foods now includes POT BROWNIES?
CONNECTICUT: Edible Arrangements, smoking jacket.
– HA HA Cause EA is from CT, but those Fuckers in Bridgeport thought they were getting Edible Panties.
DELAWARE: gift card.
– for a state w/o taxes, I would expect better.
FLORIDA: Pandora jewelry, Barry White songs.
– Of course on the Pan Handle, Sister just wants the company.
GEORGIA: satin pajamas, couples outfits.
– Satin and BBQ go well together.
HAWAII: flower, platinum, pearls, pearl jewelry, Tahitian pearls, romantic comedy (movie genre), couples massage, tandem kayak.
– Don Ho records finally out of fashion?
IDAHO: Adam & Eve (the online store, not the Adam & Eve from the Bible).
– But for most they just use a big potato
ILLINOIS: chocolate fondue.
– Can't mock that. I'm down!
INDIANA: romantic gifts, romantic getaway, couples vacation, mood music.
– Mood Music liek "ON THE ROAD AGAIN" to get the fuck out of IN.
IOWA: tandem bicycle.
– ANYTHING BUT CORN!!! In Des Moines the Tandem Unicycle is most popular.
KANSAS: Helzberg Diamonds, Valentine's recipes.
– Just don't put diamond in Valentines Day recipe and then forget to tell her and she eats it and you have to wait till… you get the picture
KENTUCKY: couples tattoos, 50 Shades of Grey (novel), 50 Shades of Grey (film), songs to ____ to, roses, porn for couples.
– CLEARLY BLUE GRASS makes folks HORNY AS FUCK!
LOUISIANA: jewelry, men's jewelry (tie w/ Oklahoma), pearl earrings, adult sex toys, oysters, silk sheets, cheesecake.
– And of course lots of Mardi Gras Beads.
MAINE: lobster, lobster recipe, Maidenform, Robert Burns (poetry).
– SERIOUSLY? You can have Lobster any day in Maine!
MARYLAND: ProFlowers (company), couples activities, Valentine's Day dinner, Sade (band), Sears portraits.
– My home state never settles for amateur flowers.
MASSACHUSETTS: couples cooking class
MICHIGAN: ballroom dancing lessons.
– or just more bottles of water if you are in Flint.
MINNESOTA: silk boxers.
– Almost died in Minnesota. NOTHING there I would want to see in SILK BOXERS.
MISSISSIPPI: pearl necklace, cheap jewelry, cheap lingerie, men's cologne, mixtape.
– PEARL NECKLACE is Sister's Fave?
MISSOURI: Hallmark cards, couples resort, vejazzling.
– ONLY IN BIG MO! Bedazzling the Vajayjay sounds painful for the guy, right?
MONTANA: silver, lobster tails.
– See, Maine, in Montana a little red tail is special.
NEBRASKA: Helzberg jewelry.
– Again, ANYTHING BUT CORN!
NEVADA: Frederick's of Hollywood, corset, Boyz II Men, adult onesie, sexy costume.
– What ever looks great at the casino bar at 8am drinks and breakfast and video poker.
NEW HAMPSHIRE: stuffed animal.
– BONUS points for stuffing your own road kill. GUESS WHAT's FOR DINNER?
NEW JERSEY: long-stem roses, box of chocolate, chocolate gift, romantic movies, gift basket, wine gift basket.
– Anything to make the place NOT smell like Jersey! (Or drink to point of not caring)
NEW MEXICO: hickey.
– Ah only 13 year olds celebrate in NM.
NEW YORK: 1-800-FLOWERS, earrings, chocolate baskets, Harlequin books, wine delivery, couples spa package, Victoria's Secret, champagne, silk pajamas, candygram, romantic motel, perfume, romantic restaurants, mink coat.
– It's two states. Upstate and NYC. Which do you think each matches?
NORTH CAROLINA: sterling silver jewelry.
– Strangely short list considering the diversity of NC. Raleigh and the Mountains on the Same Page.
NORTH DAKOTA: gifts for him.
– North Dakota Men are just not the giving types.
OHIO: Pandora bracelet, romantic getaways.
– Some love danish jewelry. Some just give a danish.
OKLAHOMA: boudoir photography, boudoir photos.
– AKA Nude Selfies?
OREGON: poetry, romance novel, romance movies.
– AH! Just want to hug trees and my lover!
PENNSYLVANIA: edible underwear, Hershey's Kisses.
– Combine the two and we have a real party!
RHODE ISLAND: Pandora charms, charm bracelet.
– FYI Charming = Small if you ever are apartment shopping.
SOUTH CAROLINA: matching outfits, how to be romantic.
– HOW TO BE ROMANTIC? Don't wear matching outfits unless it's Halloween! (Gay Men in Tuxes excluded from this mockery)
SOUTH DAKOTA: Romeo and Juliet, JCPenney portraits.
– "Hey honey, it's the most romantic story EVER" She says as she hands you the dagger and open vial from around her neck…
TENNESSEE: cheap sex toys.
– you know that ones that just rip your vajayjay to shreads!
TEXAS: discount sex toys, plus-size lingerie.
– Cause – do I have to say it – OK Everything's bigger in Texas. BUT AGAIN we should all avoid some things when they are on discount.
UTAH: couples games.
– Also Triple, Quadruple etc Games.
VERMONT: chocolate, romantic movies.
VIRGINIA: Kama Sutra.
– Cause they are so repressed the rest of the year!
WASHINGTON: bear skin rug.
– AND Sheepskin Condoms? Wait that would be more…
WEST VIRGINIA: handcuffs.
– not for sex, but for when your brother gets too rough/drunk.
WISCONSIN: teddy bear, fur coat.
– BOTH Made from real bears
WYOMING: mail-order bride
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One had too much to drink. One was texting. A classmate of theirs died.
Five senior class Andover High School theater actors and countless others bluntly showed the whole student body how careless actions can damage the lives of everyone involved.
On Tuesday (May 8) all students watched a video shot and produced by 13 students that showed Alicia Auch getting behind the wheel of a car when she had too much to drink. Peder Schuller was her passenger. Meanwhile, Alex Larsen was driving and texting in another car. His friends Brett Burger and Lexia Levendoski were passengers.
Larsen bragged how good he was at texting while driving with his knees. He did not see the other vehicle driven by Auch until just before it slammed into them.
A 911 dispatcher tries to pull information from a frantic caller. The dispatcher deciphers that there was a personal injury accident and sends out first responders from Allina ambulance service, the Andover Fire Department and the Anoka County Sheriff's Office.
The video ends by showing these first responders racing to the crash.
The scenario left the television screen and unfolded on the Andover High School football field on Wednesday morning (May 9). Tarps were pulled off the two damaged vehicles the actors sat in and first responders rushed in.
Sheriff's office deputies checked on the condition of everyone. Schuller was pinned on the passenger side of the vehicle that Larsen's car struck, so the fire department had to use the jaws of life to pry open the door. A medical crew examined him and pronounced him dead at the scene. In the video, Schuller told Auch that he believed she had too much to drink, but he did not take her car keys. Instead, he watched as she clumsily dropped her keys and said she was fine to drive.
Instead of meeting up with their friends, Schuller was in a body bag and Auch was handcuffed in the back of a squad car after she failed a mock field sobriety test. Burger was airlifted by a LifeLink helicopter. Levendoski and Larsen were brought to ambulances on the scene.
"It was extremely frightening to be a part of it and enlightening at the same time," Auch said.
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The school's theater director Amanda Schilling said students were able to choose which roles they were comfortable playing, but she wanted a female to be the drunk driver because the stereotype is men are usually the drunk drivers and she wanted to show that anybody could make poor choices.
According to information compiled by the Center for Disease Control and Prevention, eight teens ages 16 to 19 died every day from injuries caused by motor vehicle accidents. Teens of this age are four times more likely than older drivers to be involved in traffic accidents. Speeding, being distracted by other teens in the car, texting, drinking and driving, and inexperience are factors that lead to these high numbers.
High school students hear this message from their parents, teachers and school police liaison officer. However, Andover High School's liaison officer Deputy Chris Fahey said many do not think this could happen to them. He was excited to see the reaction on students' faces as they soaked in the mock crash scene.
"I think it has a stronger impact seeing kids they know (in these situations)," Fahey said.
Next week leading up to the May 19 prom at the IDS Center in downtown Minneapolis, the students who took pictures will display their work in a collage at the school.
Furthermore, they will shoot a final video of a deputy and clergy stopping by the home of parents to tell them their child died in a car crash. Getting a set of parents to volunteer for this scene was very difficult of course, Principal Rhonda Dean said.
Fahey said when the students see this, they will have a better understanding of how bad decisions by drivers greatly impact more than the people who are killed or injured.
"No more white crosses on corners is always our goal," Sheriff James Stuart told the students.
Eric Hagen is at [email protected]


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Tom and John Return to Rugs
February 4, 2008,
After a three-year absence from the home textiles industry, former Lacey Mills partial owners Tom Etheridge and John Hale are back in the rug business.
From 2000 to 2004, Etheridge and Hale were partners of the now-defunct domestic and import bath and accent rug company; in May 2005, Lacey was sold to Bacova Guild.
After recently fulfilling a non-compete agreement, this duo is now stepping back into the business, albeit with a more global perspective.
They've set up a marketing firm here they call Etheridge & Hale that concentrates on home textiles product design and import logistics.
"We can provide the customer with very cost effective fashion-forward designs catered to the U.S. market while helping to alleviate many of the communication issues that buyers often encounter dealing directly with importers." said Hale.
The company, which officially opened its doors for business Jan. 30, currently services exclusively one client, which they declined to name at this time. A major India-based manufacturer of natural and synthetic fiber bath rugs, accent rugs and high-end hand-hooked and tufted wool rugs recently hired Etheridge & Hale to expand the manufacturer's product presence on U.S. store shelves with private label programs at major North American retail chains.
"We're working with the company to help them design and market to the U.S. consumer," Hale said. "With their labor and our design and market savvy, we offer them a total package — well designed product delivered in a timely manner at a low cost."
Hale said the client's floor covering product offerings are broad: "Everything from latex-backed nylon and handcrafted cotton to high-end wools."
"If we didn't have the competitive advantage we do, we wouldn't come back to this business," Hale remarked.
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Three ingredients were the key to my survival in college: tortilla chips, shredded cheddar and chunky salsa. Armed with a Chevron card borrowed from my father, I would charge anything and everything under the sun, except actual gasoline. My starving-student diet consisted of Dr. Pepper, chocolate milk, hot dogs, bologna and, yes, even "homemade" nachos. Hey, beggars can't be choosers.
I've come a long way since those junk-food days (well, depending on who you ask), yet those trashy nachos still remain firmly rooted in my culinary arsenal. It often humors my boyfriend when I return home ravenous from a late night at work and immediately pull the chips from the cabinet. Even with a fridge full of more civilized ingredients, sometimes all a girl wants is something fattening and familiar. But before you judge, just think about your favorite nostalgic treats. Come on, I know there has to be a dirty secret lurking somewhere in your refrigerator.
Fortunately, I'll spare you the "recipe" for that ol' heat-and-eat mess. I've decided to give nachos the old college try, and I think even the haters out there will approve of this Southern-style update. Imagine slow-cooked pulled pork drizzled with sweet-and-tangy barbecue sauce and ladled with creamy cheddar. It's finished off with cilantro-sour cream, pickled jalapenos and a sprinkling of queso fresco. Each of the components is delicious in its own right, but paired together you get something truly sublime. The only way these nachos could get any better is if they're washed down with an ice-cold beer. And that, my friends, is how to earn a culinary diploma!


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COLUMBUS (AP) It was height and might and not Ohio States homecourt advantage that spelled the difference in the 21st-ranked Buckeyes 73-67 win over West Virginia on Saturday in the first round of the NCAA tournament.
If we would have started getting an inside game, it would have been a different story, Mountaineers coach Mike Carey said.
Jessica Davenport, a 6-foot-5 freshman, scored 22 points and the sixth-seeded Buckeyes (21-9) dominated inside to advance to Monday nights second round of the Mideast Regional against Boston College, which defeated Eastern Michigan, 58-56.
Davenport hit 10 of 11 shots from the field, and the lone miss could have been considered a deflected pass. She seldom went more than a step or two from the basket, helping the Buckeyes outscore West Virginia 46-16 in the paint.
They were bodying me up, Davenport said. I was just trying to break contact and get lower, a better position.
Caity Matter finished with 15 points, hitting five of six free throws in the final 1:47. Brandie Hoskins added 12 points and six assists and LaToya Turner had 10 points and 11 rebounds.
Kate Bulger, the Big Easts top 3-point shooter, led the 11th-seeded Mountaineers (21-11) with 18 points, while little sister Meg Bulger and Sherell Sowho each had 14. Yolanda Paige chipped in with 13 points and seven assists.
St. Louis Rams quarterback Marc Bulger, brother of Kate and Meg, was at the game.
He said, Go out there and play hard, be relaxed and dont worry about the crowd, Kate Bulger said her brother advised her.
The game was played before a partisan Ohio State crowd on campus at St. John Arena. The Buckeyes home court is Value City Arena, but it is hosting the girls state high school championships this week.
I was pumped, Davenport said. And I was nervous.
West Virginia had only two healthy players as tall as 6-foot-2, while Ohio State started a 6-5 center and a 6-3 power forward and brought players 6-1 and 6-0 off the bench. So the Mountaineers had to rely on their speed and perimeter shooting.
It was a contrast in styles, Ohio State coach Jim Foster said. You see that this time of year and its what makes the tournament play so exciting.


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American Government????? What is there to say????? Nothing that is what. Our governemnt is nothing!!!!!!!!!!!!! Why do I say this???? I think a better question is why don't i say this. I used to be an average American just like all of yoou blinded bastards until I thought "What the hell am I doing here?" Seriously what is my f****in purpose in life???? Then it hit me the government has planned my life out!!! The average american's aspirations are completely F***ed up i am soooo pissed off right now. Call me crazy, but i just don't know how to explain my logic lets start it off cooly.
Think about this what do you want to be when you grow up? What are you if you are already grown up???? Myself at an unkown age had an aspiration to make it big in life and "succeed". I now realized this is all bullcrap. This is what the government wants you to believe!!!!! Right now you probably don't now what the hell this kid is saying!!!!!!
Let's cool it off a little more. You are born correct? Then you grow up going to school for what??? For what?????? To be blinded by the governemnt that is why. Since we are little we are blinded!!!!- to be continued


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radio.blog and mp3player.swf
(and also for mp3player.swf)
radio.blog has a nifty flash player that you can download for free.
I've had trouble with some sites when playing their songs; the server is just too slow. So I was wondering if I could just grab the songs directly...
After reading the installation instructions, I knew that the player's configuration file is called config.xml, located in the same directory as the flash player radioblog.swf. In config.xml, the playlist path attribute points to the playlist, for example
<playlist path="sounds/playlist.php"/>
<track trackMod="1120918032"
title="01 5'Nizza - Surnaya"
path="sounds/01 5'Nizza - Surnaya.rbs"/>;
The .rbs files are actually mp3's.ExampleTake a radio.blog player from a popular mp3 blog as an example, .PLAY . PAUSE. -- http://playpause.free.fr/radio.blog/index.php. The embeded player is in the same directory as the page:
<embed src="radioblog.swf?autoplay=" ...which means that the config file is http://playpause.free.fr/radio.blog/config.xml. The playlist node in config.xml says that the playlist is located at http://playpause.free.fr/radio.blog/sounds/playlist.php.
The playlists are also XML data; for this site the playlist is
<track trackMod="1120918032"
title="01 5'Nizza - Surnaya"
path="sounds/01 5'Nizza - Surnaya.rbs"/>
<track trackMod="1120917984"
title="02 Towa Tei - Bianco (feat. Arto Lindsay)"
path="sounds/02 Towa Tei - Bianco (feat. Arto Lindsay).rbs"/>...
<track trackMod="1120917027"
title="14 Rocio Durcal - Amor eterno"
path="sounds/14 Rocio Durcal - Amor eterno.rbs"/>
http://playpause.free.fr/radio.blog/sounds/01 5'Nizza - Surnaya.rbs.
Winamp can play this song directly.FLASH!
.PLAY . PAUSE. no longer features radio.blog, they're now using a new flash player called mp3player.swf
Using a flash decompiler, I found that the playlist file is called mp3player.xml, locatated in the player's home directory http://www.playpause.net/flash_mp3_player/mp3player.xml. The file's are located in the mp3 directory, the XML defines the file names and song titles:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<player showDisplay="yes" showPlaylist="yes" autoStart="yes">
<song path="mp3/01.mp3" title ="Music Hall : Roger Roger" />
<song path="mp3/02.mp3" title ="I Am Music : Common featuring Jill Scott" />
<song path="mp3/03.mp3" title ="Music : Leela James" />
<song path="mp3/04.mp3" title ="I Am Music : Timbaland & Magoo featuring Aaliyah & Static (from Playa)" />
<song path="mp3/05.mp3" title ="Music Selector Is The Soul Reflector : Deee-Lite" />
<song path="mp3/06.mp3" title ="Let The Music Use You : The Writers" />
<song path="mp3/07.mp3" title ="We Got The Muzik : Sebastian Ingrosso & John Dahlback" />
<song path="mp3/08.mp3" title ="Pop Muzik ('89 Reshuffle) : M" />
<song path="mp3/09.mp3" title ="El Musica (Original Mix) : Osunlade featuring KB" />Happy hunting!
<song path="mp3/10.mp3" title ="Music : Sertab Erener" />
<song path="mp3/11.mp3" title ="You And The Night And The Music : Mark Levine & The Latin Tinge" />
<song path="mp3/12.mp3" title ="Music Like Dirt : The Lyrics" />
<song path="mp3/13.mp3" title ="That's What I Call Sweet Music : Jean Goldkette & His Orchestra" />
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Looking for Sunday Funday plans? How about a female bartender showdown benefiting breast cancer research?
This Sunday, many of San Diego's best female bartenders will show off their skills in a bartender competition at Voyeur nightclub. It's the Speed Rack national tour, and it's heading to town. Over 20 women from the western region will go head to head in spirited heats, making timed rounds of cocktails based on industry-standard classic recipes. Our local ladies will represent cocktail-centric venues like Seven Grand, Quality Social and Polite Provisions. Their competition is arriving from craft havens in Los Angeles, Long Beach and Las Vegas.
Each 'tender's take on the classic cocktail will be judged for prep time and accuracy. On the judging panel are industry experts from San Diego and beyond: Erick Castro, owner of Polite Provisions; Neyah White, western brand ambassador for Suntory Whiskey; Yael Vengroff, Miss Speed Rack 2012; and Simon Ford, co-founder of The 86 Co.
The winner will be named Miss Speed Rack San Diego 2013, and will move on to represent the West Coast in the national finals in New York later this year. The San Diego prize pack is a $100 gift certificate from Cocktail Kingdom and $500 toward the New York trip courtesy of St-Germain Elderflower Liqueur. The national winner, however, will receive an all-inclusive trip for two to France!
Spectators are invited to cheer on their favorite bartenders. Proceeds from ticket sales and donations will benefit breast cancer charities. So far, the national Speed Rack tour has raised more than $100,000 for charities supporting breast cancer research. Tickets are $20 in advance, and $25 at the door. 2-6 p.m., speed-rack.com
Speed Rack San Diego competitors
Amanda Gunderson – The Bazaar by Jose Andres, Los Angeles
Brent Falco – Cole's, Los Angeles
Brittini Rae – Ink Restaurant, Los Angeles
Cameron Holloway – Quality Social, San Diego
Cari Hah – Neat and Coles, Los Angeles
Christine England – The Pikey Cafe, Los Angeles
Christy Spinella – Polite Provisions, San Diego
Courtney Lee Wilson – Williams & Graham, Denver CO
Devon Tarby – The Varnish, Los Angeles
Helen Diaz – Lolinda, San Francisco
Jennifer Lane Oakley – Black Market Liquor Bar, Waterloo & City, Los Angeles
Jillian Rae Webster – Harvard and Stone, Los Angeles
Kiowa Bryan – Eveleigh, Los Angeles
Lauren Trickett – Tantalum, Long Beach, CA
Meghan Balser – Seven Grand, San Diego
Melissa Durant – Green Russell / Old Major, Denver CO
Mia Mastroianni – Soho House West Hollywood, Los Angeles
Naomi Schimek – The Spare Room, Los Angeles
Sarah Ellis – Jayne's Gastropub, San Diego
Sophie Gordon – El Dorado Cocktail Lounge, San Diego
Terrin A McFall – Wolfgang Puck MGM, Las Vegas
Taryn Dutton – Seven Grand, San Diego
Sunday, March 3, 2 – 6 p.m., Voyeur, 7555 5th Avenue, San Diego


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THE long-running legal battle over the site for a new mosque in Dudley is set to return to the courts.
Dudley Muslim Association appeared to have lost their appeal against land in Hall Street, where they planned to build a new community centre and place of worship, being seized by Dudley Council.
However a new ruling by a senior judge has opened the door for the case to be heard at the Court of Appeal later this year.
Sir Stephen Sedley found there is an "arguable" case that Dudley Council has committed an "abuse of power" in the way it treated the association.
Dudley Council claims they can take the land because the association failed to complete work on the new centre by the end of 2008, following an agreement to do so in 2003.
Sir Stephen overturned a previous High Court ruling to find the association had a legitimate expectation the council would extend the deadline but delays occurred which the council's former chief executive, Andrew Sparkes, conceded were "largely due to fault, though not deliberate wrong-doing" on the part of the council.
Sir Stephen said: "The association missed the deadline for completion of the mosque because the MBC, which had set the deadline, had in practice made it untenable by a succession of steps it took in relation to planning consent."
Councillor David Sparks, leader of Dudley Council, said: "This is the latest in a series of decisions, the majority of which have found in favour of the council.
"Our main priority has always been to act within the law for the benefit of the council tax payer."
The site is in the St Thomas's ward and Cllr Shaukat Ali, who represents the area on the council, says a solution has to be found because the current Dudley mosque in the town centre is deteriorating and not fit for purpose.
Cllr Ali said: "We need to resolve this issue and build bridges, the judge's comments speak for themselves, the council needs to take a proactive role. A solution can be found."


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Celebrity Summit to Bermuda : Celebrity Summit Cruise Review by SassyGirl
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Celebrity Summit to Bermuda
Destination: Bermuda
Embarkation: New York (Manhattan)
First of all, Bermuda was fantastic! This was our first visit to Bermuda and I must say, it was exactly what everyone had said it would be. It was just beautiful. The people were friendly and helpful, we loved how easy it was to get around (by ferry and bus), the beaches were drop dead gorgeous (especially Horseshoe Bay and the adjacent beaches). It was nice that there was essentially no poverty, so we didn't experience any hassles/begging, and there were no run-down/depressing areas. The only downside to Bermuda is the cost of everything. Holy cow! We went to lunch each day and we could not believe how expensive everything is....$18-$20 for a sandwich platter with fries, $23 for a 10-12" pizza, $3.75 for a soda, etc. One could easily break the bank in this port!
On day 1 in Bermuda, we took the ferry to St. Georges and walked around. What a quaint and More beautiful little area...and so quiet!! We stopped in the perfumery and bought some perfume and had lunch at the White Horse Tavern on the water front. Food was good but (as previously mentioned) way expensive!! After lunch, we headed to Tobacco Bay (we walked) and spent the rest of the day there. It was a slightly overcast day and the water was cold, but we forced ourselves to go in and do some snorkeling. This was not the prettiest beach in Bermuda, but the snorkeling was okay, especially once we snorkeled out past the rocks.
On day 2 in Bermuda we took the bus to Horseshoe Bay beach and spent the entire day there. What a drop dead beautiful beach this is!!! The tuquoise color of the water was blinding. I was shocked at how bright it was (I didn't expect it to be as bright as the Caribbean, but it was!) The downside to this beach is that it gets very crowded AND there really isn't any shade, although we lucked out and found a rock formation cave that we could sit in to shield ourselves from the sun. There is an umbrella and chair rental place there, but they weren't renting umbrellas that day due to "wind" (although it wasn't really windy at all so I don't know what the problem was). Chair and umbrella rentals were very expensive (I think $11 each). We ate lunch at their little snack bar and I must say, the fish sandwich was deeeee-lish and not ultra expensive.
On day 3, we stayed around the dockyard so we'd be close to our ship when it departed. We did the Segway Tour and I must say, this was a highlight of our trip. All of us had a fantastic time...it was so much fun zipping around on the Segway and the tour was very enjoyable. Our guide took us all around the Dockyard as well as into some residential and natural areas we we really got to see the real Bermuda. Totally worth the money.
As for Celebrity and the Summit, my review will be mixed.
This was our third Celebrity cruise. The first 2 were on the Century - one was in 2002 (Western Caribbean) and the second (Eastern Caribbean) in 2003 or 2004. We have also sailed on Holland and Carnival.
The positives:
The ship was in beautiful condition. I expected the Summit to look old or worn down, but honestly, she looked gorgeous and we were very pleased! Our cabin was in great shape and very cozy and comfortable, with great use of space and lots of storage. Our room attendant was very attentive and efficient and we almost never saw him. Service throughout the ship was friendly. Almost every staff member we passed by said, "Hello" and smiled or made friendly conversation.
We especially loved the Thallasotherapy Pool which was an indoor heated spa pool - adults only. It was especially nice on this cruise because it was a bit too cool to use the regular pool. The Thallaso pool was nicely heated to about 90 degrees (my estimate) and had some massage-oriented features which was divine.
The negatives:
Our primary disappointment with this cruise when compared with our previous Celebrity cruises was the quality of food in the main dining room. On our previous cruises, we were astounded at how sophisticated and verging-on-gourmet the food was. We distinctly recall being blown away repeatedly by how delicious the food was. On this cruise, I do not think we were blown away by anything we ate, save a couple of desserts (one of which we had in the Normandie). We rated all of the dinners as average to good, whereas on past cruises we rated most of the dinners as outstanding. For example, lobster bisque soup, which is one of my favorites and a real treat when done correctly, tasted like something out of a Campbell's soup can. Some of the entrees bordered on flavorless while others were distinctly oversalted. Several items were served barely lukewarm. A tuna filet I was served was hard and rubbery.
The Normandie was the dining highlight of the week and this is the only time we really had an outstanding dinner and service from start to finish. Interestingly, we both felt that dinner in the Normandie (which incurs a $75 surcharge) was reminiscent of the regular dinners we had on Celebrity in the main dining room on our previous two cruises.
I should also mention that the level of service we received in the main dining room was nowhere near up to par with what we expected or experienced in the past. On our first 2 cruises, we were delighted by how sophisticated and refined our servers were and how we were made to feel like royalty. On this cruise, not so much. The servers had a more casual way about them and made multiple mistakes, for example forgetting which entree goes to which guest ("auctioning" entrees), long delays between courses (some meals took 2 hours from start to finish), etc. We did the Select Dining option which allowed us to vary our dining times each night (we made reservations ahead of time for the times we want) and this involved pre-paying gratuities, so we wondered if the service issues were related to the fact that their gratuities were already paid, or if service has declined overall on Celebrity for all passengers.
Other disappointments concerned the lack of variety of entertainment on the ship - we would have prefered more options for dancing and nightclubs at night. It seemed like the same band was playing all over the ship...at the pool, in the nightclub, etc. The ship was a bit too sedate and quiet. There wasn't even any live music in the main dining room at dinner, although a lonely un-played piano sat there each night. We didn't expect a party ship - and we like that Celebrity is more sophisticated - but a couple more options for "happening" nightlife would have been nice. (For the record, I am 45 and hubby is 51 so we're not exactly young party animals or anything).
Having given this critical review, I will say that our overall experience was very good - a solid "B" rating. Will we sail Celebrity again? It's looking doubtful and this is why: Celebrity cruises cost more money and in the past, the exceptional food and sophisticated service made it worth the extra money. But now? I can honestly say that I enjoyed the food on Carnival just as much, if not more, than I did on this cruise. And the service was about the same. Celebrity used to amaze passengers with little extra touches like carrying ladies' trays in the buffet area (not necessary but a delight nonetheless) and that is gone. It was sad for us to discover that Celebrity is no longer a solid notch above the other lines. It's mediocre now.
One more note...we purchased the premium non-alcoholic drink package and for us, it was worth the cost. Fresh squeezed OJ at breakfast, premium coffee (espresso, cappucino, hot chocolate), any non-alcoholic cocktail you want (frozen or not), sodas, bottled water. We more than got our money's worth out of the package. Less
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The original Nintendo controller -- so simple, so rectangular -- is a touchstone of nostalgia for many of us, a reminder of a time when two simple red buttons were all you needed to jump, shoot, and beat Bowser at Mario's own game. UK company Firebox takes us back to the time of Nintendo thumbs with its Gamepad Chopping Board ($23), designed like the ever classic controller.
It's not an exact duplicate, as the designers carefully and artfully considered what exactly you would be controlling: where the original Nintendo logo was placed, you have a cartoonish sliced carrot instead. And rather than the "Select" and "Start" printed on the controller, you have the slightly less motivating verbs "Slice" and "Dice."
Functionally, it does everything a cutting board is supposed to do. Roughly 16 inches by 12 inches, the board is made with toughened glass on non-slip rubber feet. It's both stain- and odor-resistant, which means you can cut vegetables as Link would slice Octorocs in the Kingdom of Hyrule. The only thing missing is the ability to tap up up down down left right left right B A Start to get the 30 extra lives you need to chop the vegetables, cook the dinner, wash the dishes, walk the dog, play with the kids, finish the office work, clean the house, and save the princess before the day is done. Tomorrow, at least, you can restart.
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Hunter Explains Driver Assist Systems in Two New Videos
Hunter Engineering Co. has released two videos that explain the purpose and function of driver assist systems and the importance of proper mechanical and safety system alignment.
The first Automotive Tire Service (ATS) advanced instructor class for 2017 will be held Jan. 31 through Feb. 3 in Dallas, Texas. The ATS training tour will visit five other cities throughout the year.
Registration information can be found at www.tireindustry.org.
The Certified ATS Instructor Program is a four-day in-depth classroom and hands-on class that industry professionals must successfully complete in order to return to the dealership(s) to train technicians to prepare them for certification. TIA has used the train-the-trainer approach to train and/or certify more than 100,000 technicians since 1997.
Certified ATS includes safety guidelines and step-by-step procedures for all aspects of passenger and light truck tire service including wheel installation with the proper torque and tire repair. It also includes a full day of instruction on Tire Pressure Monitoring Systems (TPMS) so technicians have a thorough understanding of the requirements for the most popular domestic and import vehicles.
The program will visit these five other cities in 2017:
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Hunter Engineering Co. has released two videos that explain the purpose and function of driver assist systems and the importance of proper mechanical and safety system alignment.
RNR Tire Express & Custom Wheels (RNR) has been ranked No. 4553 on its 36th annual Inc. 5000. It is the third time Inc. magazine has ranked the tire and custom wheel franchise among the nation's fastest-growing private companies.
Remember email? Sometimes in the communication that is texting, tweeting or 'Snapchatting,' email is taken for granted. Facebook is great for sharing your thoughts and feelings to everyone you have friended, but email is more targeted, especially when used for business. You might say it is even more personal than Facebook because it is designed for interaction between two people or among a small group of people.
"Cool it with the direct mail." That was the advice given by Tom Eisenberg to Bob Mirman, his mentor at West Coast Tire and Service Inc. in Los Angeles.
There are off-road warriors who never let their vehicles or mud-terrain tires touch pavement. There are others who like to occasionally play in the dirt, but need their fun vehicles to do double duty to go to work or school. And increasingly, there are drivers with lifted trucks and mean-looking tires who chase the aesthetic more than the lifestyle their vehicle portrays.
Tireco Inc.'s new Milestar Grantland AP light truck tire is available in 25 sizes.
CRP Automotive has developed three service kits designed to simplify transmission fluid service on Audi, BMW and Volkswagen vehicles.
Here's the first hint that the newest tire store Ron Baxter and Ross Baxter are opening in Idaho Falls, Idaho, isn't a typical retail store: the size. It's 37,000 square feet.
Forward Lift's new DP15 two-post lift services cars, trucks, vans and small buses weighing up to 15,000 pounds.
Cooper Tire & Rubber Co. cites an 18% reduction in energy usage in the production of tires as evidence of progress in its sustainability initiatives.
Colleen Horn Doyle, legal counsel for McCarthy Tire Service Inc., has been named to the prestigious "2017 Pennsylvania Rising Stars" list by Super Lawyers, a national rating service of outstanding lawyers.
The new General Grabber APT from Continental Tire the Americas LLC is an all-purpose-terrain tire designed for on-road, off-road and snow performance.
Tireco Inc.'s new mobile responsive website for Milestar tires is designed to showcase updated news, features and available tire sizes while serving as a hub for consumers to interact with the Milestar brand.
Tire industry veteran Chris Tolbert has joined Kenda USA's North American Automotive Business team as director of business development. His assignment: help accelerate Kenda's sales and brand awareness in the PCR and LTR segments.
Ride Control LLC has launched its Gabriel website training menu with a series of training options as an expansion of its Answerman technical service offerings. This includes videos, technical bulletins, online catalogs and FAQs for both light and heavy-duty vehicles.
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CHARLOTTE, N.C. ( TheStreet) -- TheStreet readers showed a lot of interest in our story on the four most beautiful U.S. airports/terminals. It's no wonder why. Airline travel can involve lots of unpleasant moments, and one way that airlines and airports can enhance the experience is by making terminals pleasant places to be.
Now we want to move onto the next step, which, of course, is a story about the four ugliest U.S. airports (or terminals). We're looking for nominations for spaces that seem cramped, dark or filled with windows that offer crummy views, as opposed to airports where delays are common or where the weather is bad. We have a few in mind. For instance, the Delta ( DAL) terminal at JFK has long needed help. Delta knows work is needed so it can compete with the new American ( AMR) and JetBlue ( JBLU) terminals: it has committed $1.2 billion to the effort. We also hear frequent complaints about Philadelphia International Airport, the principal international gateway for USAirways ( LCC). Below, we have highlighted these and other less-appealing airports that readers already identified in the "most beautiful" story. Please cast your vote, and feel free to submit your write-in votes in a comment beneath this story.
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THE Oldbury murderer who went on the run last year after escaping from jail has been handed a further six-month sentence for absconding.
Lifer Alan Giles, aged 56, escaped from HMP Hewell on October 28 and evaded capture until November 6 when he was apprehended in Alcester.
Giles admitted escaping from lawful custody and was sentenced at Worcester Crown Court.
Giles absconded while serving two life sentences for the 1995 kidnap and murder of 16-year-old Quinton student Kevin Ricketts.
He was jailed in 1997 and given a 19 year tariff.
Following his escape from HMP Hewell a manhunt was launched with up to 50 officers scrambled to find him.
More than 100 potential sightings were received from members of the public, all of which were followed up.
Police closed in on Alcester after several sightings of Giles in that area on November 6.
Giles tried to flee down an alley but was arrested after two members of the Special Constabulary gave chase.
Detective Inspector Stephen Tonks of West Mercia Police said: "During the nine days or so that Giles was missing there was a great deal of concern in the community, particularly in North Worcestershire where the prison is and in Warwickshire where most of the sightings were.
"We are extremely grateful to members of the public who rang in with sightings and for the hard work and commitment of the officers from West Mercia, Warwickshire and neighbouring forces."
He added: "In particular praise needs to go to the two officers who caught Giles and this case is an excellent example of the valued contribution that specials make.
"An off-duty police community support officer who cycled in from home to join the search after a member of the public knocked on his door also deserves to be singled out for his dedication to duty."
Giles, who had been living rough while on the run, would have been eligible for consideration for parole this year.


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FRENCH first lady Valerie Trierweiler plans to sue the authors of the latest book about her which alleges that she was also the lover of a former government minister when she dated the now president.
La Frondeuse (The Troublemaker), claims that Trierweiler, 47, had an affair with Patrick Devedjian, 68, a former economic recovery minister in Nicolas Sarkozy's government, in the early 2000s.
She then allegedly "shared" her love with the Socialist Francois Hollande, 58, when Devedjian failed to commit himself further to the relationship.
"Patrick Devedjian hesitated so much that Valérie Trierweiler allowed herself to be courted by a second man of another political persuasion: François Hollande," co-author Christophe Jakubyszyn, a close friend of the first lady, told The Telegraph UK.
"Little by little, the relationship with Hollande took precedence over the other, notably after an ultimatum in 2003 which Devedjian failed to respect. But he suffered a lot from the break-up. It was a bit like (the 1962 François Truffaut film) Jules et Jim. Both men still have a lot of respect for each other," he said.
All three had other partners at the time.
Trierweiler is to sue the authors of the biography, which due to be published on later today, for breach of privacy, lawyer Frederique Giffard told AFP.
The book is the latest in a string of works on Trierweiler that have appeared since the Socialist Hollande was elected in May.
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DELIBERATELY or not, Adam Gilchrist made quite the splash this week. He has taken a summer gig co-hosting a drive-time sports radio program in Sydney and when the vexed subject of one-day cricket was raised by his colleagues he let slip something of a bombshell.
The format will be dead and buried in three years, Gilchrist said, not out of desire - he has been voted Australia's greatest one-day player and has great affection for the format - but out of recognition of its declining relevance. His opinion made its way onto breakfast television and around the world. Gilchrist is hardly the first to forecast the demise of the original limited-overs brand but the time frame within which he expects it to expire demanded attention.
There are two major, almost universally agreed-on flaws in modern one-day international cricket: there is too much of it played, and its rules are in urgent need of an update. Crowds are down significantly from its halcyon days prior to the Twenty20 explosion.
Yet, the enormous television revenue the 50-over game generates means it is going nowhere. Instead, cricket's powerbrokers are intent on radical changes to bring it back to life.
The ICC chief executives committee ODI cricket context working group is one hell of a mouthful. But that collection of officials, which includes Cricket Australia chief James Sutherland, is ground zero on the impending restructure of the game's middle child. The World Cup, to be hosted by Australia and New Zealand in 2015, is the wildly successful centrepiece on which they want to pin the format.
Central to their discussions are plans to remove meaningless one-day series by making all bilateral contests qualifying matches for the World Cup. There have even been talks that one-day cricket may be renamed ''World Cup cricket''.
''It's about not playing bilateral series that seem to the public to have no place and that they actually contribute to something,'' said Mike McKenna, CA's point man on limited-overs cricket and the acting chief executive (Sutherland is on leave). ''Whether that be World Cup qualification or a championship event, those things are all being discussed at the moment. You look at World Cup soccer, for example. You've got a lot of qualifying matches for the World Cup that, played on their own, no one would attend. Who would want to go and watch Australia play Oman if it wasn't for an Asian Cup qualifier?''
McKenna, who has overseen the rise of the T20 Big Bash League, is quick to point out that one-day cricket is not on an irreversible slide. Research conducted by the firm Gemba, in fact, tells CA that ODIs are still Australians' most favoured form of cricket, and with an average national television audience of 1.2 million a game in the summer, backsides remain on couches if not on grandstand seats. ''We've got to be careful we don't rush it to the grave,'' McKenna said. '' 'Gilly' is looking at it through his experienced eyes and seeing issues. They're not terminal issues.'' CA has a 10-point plan to address one-day cricket. Some of that line of attack has already come to fruition in the form of rule changes and tweaks. There was the trial of split innings, since removed and rejected by the ICC, in the Ryobi Cup two summers ago, leniency on leg-side wides and the introduction of new balls at each end, and an allowance for more bouncers, which have been taken up internationally. On top of that there are the powerplays, adjusted this June by the ICC.
Australia is the workshop of the ODI revolution but there is reluctance for change in other countries where the format is on a stronger footing. ''Most of the innovations in cricket, around one-day cricket particularly, started off by being trialled here in Australia,'' McKenna said. ''We're trying to introduce rules like those which bring back the balance between bat and ball, but provide for more attacking cricket than what we see in the middle overs where both teams tend to play defensively. That's where we think the game is less attractive.
''These things are done on a pretty slow basis. Not only have you got to convince your own playing conditions committee, then you've got to take it to the ICC cricket committee and they need to consider it on the basis of international cricket.'' However, he warns: ''Fans won't wait for us to sort out our playing issues.''
That is why CA has got serious on what it can control: the spectator experience. Extra promotional and advertising dollars are being pumped into this season's Commonwealth Bank series against Sri Lanka and then West Indies.
There are plenty who believe the extra entertainment is not enough, though. Damien Fleming and Tom Moody are World Cup winners for Australia who are among the most thoughtful of commentators in their career afterlife and both have ideas of how to spruce up the game itself. They don't see a problem with the length of the 50-over game - England and South Africa have both reduced their domestic one-day competitions to 40-over matches - but say the format needs remodelling.
''It's got to become more unpredictable, particularly in those middle overs,'' Fleming said. Among his suggestions are more bouncers an over and a system where bowlers can earn extra overs by snaring wickets or sending down maidens.
Moody has been talking privately for some time of allowing a captain to select one batsman to bat twice in an innings, believing it can add an extra element of intrigue to a format in need of more twists and turns. ''It throws a whole different new energy … into the game,'' he said.
1. THE IMPACT PLAYER The brainchild of Tom Moody, this idea would see the captains nominate one batsman at the toss who could bat twice.
2. BONUS OVERS In the Ryobi Cup a bowler can deliver a maximum of 13 overs. Damien Fleming likes this idea, but with some variables. "I want it so you can bowl up to 13 overs and you get bonus overs by either getting a wicket or bowling a maiden," Fleming said. "That just means you can't just block off a bowler. Obviously if they're bowling five dot balls the batsman might take a little bit of a risk there. And you can't plan for that because you don't know who is going to get wickets and maidens, so that becomes more unpredictable as well."
3. SPLIT INNINGS The double-innings concept was given a trial in the Ryobi Cup in 2010-11 and then scrapped, but Cricket Australia's acting chief executive, Mike McKenna, thinks the game was on to something even if it hit a brick wall at the ICC.
4. MORE BOUNCERS The allowance of bouncers per over was increased to two in June. "I wouldn't mind restrictions with the bouncers up to three an over," Fleming said.
5. FRANCHISE T20 ONLY On top of the ICC plans to tie one-day internationals to theWorld Cup framework there are many who believe the new kid on the block, the Twenty20 game, should not be played at international level at all. If the shortest formwas restricted to domestic and franchise tournaments, where it has been very successful, the significance of the ODI would be increased.


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OWEN Coyle hopes Wanderers can turn a fresh page after Saturday's victory over Watford.
Pressure was eased somewhat on the Whites boss after a tense 2-1 victory fought out in front of the Reebok's lowest league crowd in more than a decade.
Just 16,608 viewed the game, settled by first-half goals from Matt Mills and Kevin Davies , which represents the smallest gate since May 2001 when the club faced Sheffield United three weeks before sealing promotion to the Premier League via the play-offs.
That's also the minimum outcome Coyle wants from the current campaign – and though that weight of expectation has caused problems thus far, the Scot is adamant the latest result can help the Whites turn a corner.
"We have to deal with it," he said. "It was horrible after the Hull result, so to get the lads back on to the training ground working hard was great. The best cure is to get back to your work .
"You either feel sorry for yourself or you get up in the morning and are prepared to do something about it. The players have shown they are up for that fight."
Despite clinging to three points, some fans chose to show their dissatisfaction with the performance throughout the second half.
Wanderers had been comfortable leading 2-0 at the break but allowed the Hornets back into the contest after Lloyd Doyley's lucky cross-shot beat Adam Bogdan from 35 yards. Coyle insists the defensive resolve from there on in is reason for optimism. "All in all I'm delighted," he said. "Their goal was the biggest fluke you'll see in your life and there's nothing Adam could do about it. From there we got a bit nervous, the fans got nervous. But the reaction we got from the defeat at Hull was there for everyone to see.
"That's seven points out of nine at home. It should have been nine and if it had we would have been sitting something like third in the league. We had a lot of good performances today, which augurs well for us moving on."
Coyle also praised on-loan Liverpool midfielder Jay Spearing for bouncing back so quickly after an eye operation to produce a commanding midfield performance.
"I could wax lyrical about Jay Spearing," he said. "He is an outstanding player and also an outstanding lad.
"He went in for a minor operation during the international break. Tuesday morning he is the first in, ready for training. That epitomises the spirit we look for in Bolton Wanderers.
"The fans have taken to him and no wonder because he covers every blade of grass. He is such a terrific passer of the ball and he has the heart the size of a lion."


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						 						The New Shmoo had his own series for a brief moment in 1979. Originally an old character from the ancient Li'l Abner strips of the '40s, his Shmooness was a blobby thing (sort of a seal with two feet and no flippers) from the formulaic Hanna Barbera factory of the time. (Not that I'm putting them down they raised me, after all.) Working in the Scooby-Doo/Funky Phantom/Speed Buggy mode of teaming a bunch of snoopy teens with a wacky creature or thing, the Shmoo used his morphing abilities to help his adolescent pals solve mysteries.
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Dr Watson said on Tuesday: ''No undue influence was used in my appointment. ExxonMobil haven't had any influence since I've been there."
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Foreclosing the Dream
How America's Housing Crisis Is Reshaping Our Cities and Suburbs
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That America entered a profound housing crisis in 2008 is well known. The wave of foreclosures that began to sweep the nation has had radical economic effects. But the force, ramifications, and implications for communities across America have never been spelled out as clearly and thoroughly as they are in Foreclosing the Dream.
As he did in Tomorrow's Cities, Tomorrow's Suburbs, William H. Lucy has taken a clear-eyed and meticulous look at the latest data and found lessons that the mainstream discussion has overlooked — particularly with regard to the spatial and demographic implications of the housing crisis. The housing market did not collapse uniformly, and the pain has not been felt equally in all age groups.
Planners, public officials, activists, students, and others will benefit from Lucy's analysis of the real shape of the crisis, for what happens next will reflect these inequities. Lucy pulls no punches in this taut, readable assessment of what the crisis will mean for the shapes of our exurbs, older suburbs, and central cities. No responsible planner or housing professional can afford to miss this book.
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Chapter 1: The Ring of Death
Patterns of Foreclosure
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What Accounts for These Patterns?
Chapter 2: What Income Reveals
Chapter 3: Old Neighborhoods Lead the Way
Empty Downtown Blocks
Blank Spots on the Map
Other Common Settings
Chapter 4: Coping with Global Warming
Transportation and Oil
Reducing Energy Use In Transportation
Goals for Households and Governments
Cross-National Comparisons
Political Support for Transit
Policies to Increase Transit Use
Transit-Oriented Development
Global Localism
Tyranny of Easy Development Decisions
Transportation Planning for Results
Sustainable Region Incentive Program
Accounting for Behavior, Scale, and Incentives
Energy Use in Buildings
Energy Savings in New Buildings
Chapter 5: The Outmoded Metropolis
Regional Metropolitanism
Smart Growth and States
Coping with Mismatch of Needs and Resources
Enhancing Governance Capabilities with Transit and Revenue Sharing
Two Options for Declining Suburbs
Suburban Downtowns, Shopping Centers, and Housing
Rebuilding Accessibility and Nature
Chapter 6: The Future of Politics
Home Buying
Appendix 1: Demography Is Destiny
Housing and Demographics
The Role of Income
Pricing "Toxic Mortgage Assets"
How to Counter a "Bubble"?
Data Sources and Issues
Appendix 2: Foreclosures, Housing Units, Housing Values, and Family Incomes
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"Experience is now showing that the foreclosure challenge is varied and nuanced — ranging from predatory loans to option ARMs (often accompanied by limited documentation and optimistic underwriting) to the more current situation of job losses, income reductions, and falling values. This book recognizes the breadth of that challenge and presents many useful solutions for meeting it."
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"Housing foreclosures are the tip of the iceberg in William Lucy's tale of a brave new metropolitan future. Historic changes in housing development, revitalization of the central city, new demographic changes, and global warming all play crucial parts in the coming transformation. Offering a sweeping vision, Foreclosing the Dream is a planner's comprehensive guide to future metropolitan development, showing us how to fit together the many changes that might seem unrelated."
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"In this timely study, Lucy (urban and environmental planning, Univ. of Virginia) delineates the American dream of owning a home, the recent housing bubble, the pattern of foreclosures, and the consequent economic downturn. He examines the causes and consequences of the housing crisis, presents quantitative data, and shows how demographics, housing units, and family income are intertwined. His account shows how the housing crisis was triggered by federal government policy aimed at increasing the rate of home ownership, easy credit with low down payments, deregulation of financial institutions, and the secondary mortgage market. Examining the implications of this crisis for future housing, Lucy focuses on the impact of suburban sprawl on increased use of automobiles and the resulting pollution and global warming. He argues in favor of smart growth: developing more compact urban areas, increasing the use of public transit, providing more alternatives to driving alone, and moving household locations closer to jobs, bus routes, shopping, etc. Furthermore, Lucy emphasizes the need for federal and state government policies directed at changing human behavior and lifestyles through finance, tax, home buying, and energy-related incentives, leading to a more compact and equitable metropolis. This book is a major contribution to the literature on urban housing and environmental policy/planning. Summing Up: Highly recommended."
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wonderful holiday. spacious cottage. good sneeuw.goede kitchen. nice balcony. A bit odd that there are so many things with the owner. There was no room for our own groceries even our clothes. Curious that you as "a big house to live. Out of your briefcase Well glad coffee tea sugar etc before you did. Your first shopping
Nice cozy house with garden. Koei bubbles in the background. Note location is at 1200 meters and is always a few degrees colder. Nice area for cycling and hiking. Chat. Gryuere and cheese fondue are a must.
Nice setting, especially for walking! The house does what gloomily through the many trees around it. Also, what eea unkempt, eg much clutter on the balcony. However, the house certainly something cozy! People of the tourist are very helpful if you have problems!
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