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A Memory of a Lifetime! 3 Hour NASCAR Racing Experience, dreams become a reality when they put the pedal to the metal in this 5 minute timed racing session. There's no lead car to follow, you have incar radio communications and passing is allowed!
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Suit up and get ready to race! Following the drivers meeting and safety training with your Crew Chief, you will get behind the wheel and drive a real NASCAR race car for a timed racing session around the one of the nation's top superspeedways. You'll be in control and drive an actual NASCAR race car that has been formerly raced by Dale Jr., Jimmie Johnson, Kevin Harvick, Tony Stewart or other NASCAR stars. There is no pace car to follow and no instructor riding with you. Drivers get one-on-one feedback from a Personal Racing Instructor through an exclusive Racing Electronics in-car radio communications system as you drive the 5 minute timed racing session.
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NEW-look Worcester Warriors began their warm-up for the new season with an encouraging 23-6 victory over Ospreys at Sixways.
Summer recruits Sam Smith, who scorched over inside 20 seconds, and Nick Schonert, along with Ben Howard, scored the tries, while Ignacio Mieres converted one and kicked two penalties.
Two first-half penalties from the boot of Sam Davies was all a mixed Ospreys side had to show for their efforts.
The Welsh region were in touch at the break, trailing 11-6, but Warriors pulled clear after the restart with Schonert and Howard crossing the whitewash inside the first 12 minutes of the second period.
A raft of replacements, including 10 from Worcester, disrupted the flow of the game towards the end but Warriors prevented the visitors from adding to their tally.
An interception by Smith after just 20 seconds saw him scorch over to make the perfect start to his Warriors career but Ignacio Mieres, who so often struggled with the boot last season, missed the conversion.
A fifth-minute penalty from Davies got Ospreys on the scoreboard but he missed a chance to put them ahead four minutes later with another central kick.
Soon after, Andy Symons broke forward and fed Max Stelling but he was stopped in his tracks by Tom Grabham short of the line.
Davies was successful with his third penalty for a 6-5 lead before Mieres landed one of his own in the 22nd minute for 8-6.
Dan Evans was Ospreys' chief threat, the full-back burrowing his way through on a number of occasions and also spilling the ball over the line to Warriors' relief five minutes before half-time.
However, a Mieres penalty with the last play of the half took Warriors into the break leading 11-6.
Five minutes into the second-half and Schonert was bulldozed over the line in the corner for Worcester's second try but Meires' eminently kickable conversion fell short.
Howard showed the Ospreys defence a clean pair of heels to power over for his side's third try in the 52nd minute, converted by Mieres for 23-6.
For more, including reaction and pictures, see Monday's Worcester News.

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By Matt Riddle
From: Sierra Vista, AZ
Mar 31, 2009
|I can shed some light on the boulders along the ridge where the road cuts through the hill. It was called Pumpkin Patch and a big boulder- ah, man, it was wonderful- was called the Pumpkin. It's now someone's backyard. It had a lot of graffiti on it, easy walk-offs and soft, flat landings. Once construction started on the road around 8 years ago, it was all off limits. I'm stoked to see a new crop getting in there. I'm being cautious of mentioning where it is, because the folk who originally posted were. There were some old time climbers that used the area as well. I'm unsure whether they'd be on mountainproject.com, but they likely have most of the first ascents :( Someone write me back and lemme know if I'm thinking of the right place.
By sulli
From: Lake Tahoe, Ca
Jun 14, 2009
... I believe the pumpkin is now, sadly, part of someones living room. It's literally, from what i've seen, part of someones house with half the boulder on the interior and the home built around it.
Some other boulders in the area have also been dynamited to make retaining walls around the area, which to me is a sad display of arrogance considering they were there for 10000 years or more before we came.
Its hard to say how much longer the remaining boulders will last, i'm convinced the housing bust is one of the only things keeping them from destroying the rest of the stones.
On another note... While some of these problems do have first ascents attributed to them, we by no means aim to claim that outright. And we made a point to make sure that when we did claim an FA, it was only after a serious effort was made in putting up the lines including cleaning, bush removal, honing landings, etc. As the intro says, we aim to honor and respect those who came before us and hope that future generations who climb in this area will do the same. //Sulli
By John Jackson
Jul 7, 2009
I used to go bouldering at Pumpkin Patch Hill 20 years ago. "The Pumpkin" was the best boulder in the area close to town. Probably 25-30 ft. in diameter and about 15 ft. tall and shaped just like a big round pumpkin. Nice little cracks where the vertical grooves on a pumpkin would be. It was obvious that "The Pumpin Patch" had seen a fair amount of activity long before I first went there. Now "The Pumpkin" is part of someones landscaping and partially backfilled. A real shame they had to put a huge 4 lane road right through "The Pumpkin Patch" and destroy some good bouldering.
I also spent a couple of days exploring the hills around there during that time, before any of the roads were put in, looking for anything worthy of roping up for. Found a bunch of the boulder areas listed here that I scrambled around on, and did some of the obvious V-1 stuff, but did not spend time working anything. Only the excellent little, up to 45 ft. tall, routes on the cliff/pillars above Mogul really held any interest for me. I am sure others were poking around out there before me, but as far as I know only Pumpkin Hill saw much use BITD due to the easier access there compared to the other boulder spots close by. Nobody took notice of bouldering "first ascents" back then.
By Andrew J
Aug 12, 2009
|I don't understand why you guys would publish info on an area where access is all ready a very sensitive issue. Furthermore if you love and respect this area so much, why would you spray about it in the Reno Passport.
By sulli
From: Lake Tahoe, Ca
Aug 18, 2009
|Because ultimately, this place is for everyone.
By Adrienne Goetz
Aug 30, 2009
|Where are these boulders in Washoe Valley?
By Victor Medeiros
Sep 17, 2009
|I just moved to Reno a couple of months ago and have been really interested in finding these boulders. I haven't had any luck on it. Someone want to help me out? Thanks.
By sulli
From: Lake Tahoe, Ca
May 13, 2011
A rattlesnake was spotted in the west side area around 5.12.11
snakes could be anywhere out here, best be aware.
By urs
Feb 7, 2012
A video of some of the harder boulder problems in the sommerset boulders.


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The scene: Versailles, a city outside of Paris renowned for the Palace of Versailles.
After taking the RER train from Paris to the suburbs and walking a short distance, you are greeted by the imposing statue of King Louis XIV on horseback. The surroundings are a bit ominous, but don't be scared – continue on and you will be rewarded.
You encounter the palace first.
Then turn around and gawk at the decadent and expansive grounds.
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An Interview with Christian Eiroa
The man behind Camacho, La Fontana and Baccarat cigars from Honduras.
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In June, senior editor David Savona met with Eiroa in Miami to discuss his reluctant entrance into the family business, his company's struggles to recover from production and inventory problems and his quest to bring Camacho Corojo back to the forefront of full-flavored smokes.
David Savona: Your father, Julio, is the patriarch of the company. When did you decide to get into the family business?
Christian Eiroa: I got my master's in '95. Then I was working for a friend of my father's in the finance business, and that company was sold. I never wanted to work for my father. June 28, 1995, I went there for what I thought was going to be six months.
Q: You went to Honduras?
A: Yeah, to be involved in production, the factory. I figured my father and I weren't going to get along very well. So what I ended up realizing was that something was happening in the business. One of the first arguments my father and I got into was trying to locate tobacco. He had the same two sources he always had, and we had our farms, but I then started looking.
Q: He was short on tobacco?
A: Everybody was. You couldn't get tobacco anywhere. So eventually we start finding tobacco, and then I realized that I liked it. Because there were things that he could do, and that I could do, and we didn't necessarily need to cross paths.
Q: Why didn't you want to work with your father?
A: Family businesses are always hard. It's never easy. And my brother tried to work with my father, and that didn't work out very well.
Q: What happened there?
A: Just father-son stuff. They couldn't get along. Too many arguments.
Q: Your brother is…
A: Justo. My older brother. He's currently in the bottled water business.
Q: So based upon his problems, you were leery about working with Dad.
A: Yeah, and I didn't know if I wanted to be in Danlí [Honduras]. I had been in Miami for six years. One of the biggest concerns that I had was making a name for myself in this business so I wasn't just the old man's son. Trying to get respect. So I began to focus heavily on purchasing tobacco. I traveled to places all over the world.
Q: Tell me which places.
A: Mexico. Indonesia. I almost ended up going to Bangladesh to buy tobacco. Italy. This couple shows up to my office and they bring this one little leaf wrapped in a piece of notebook paper. And they open up the leaf. It's black. It's beautiful. And I said, "Where did you get this?" They said, "Oh, Panama. Are you interested in this kind of tobacco?" I'm saying, "Oh, you know, tobacco from Panama…." Meantime, I call the secretary, say, "Book me on a flight to Panama with these people." So I show up in Panama, we contract out the tobacco, and I end up flying there about six months later with a cashier's check for a quarter million dollars. I started buying tobacco like crazy. Then of course, we ran into 1998, when we didn't need tobacco from anybody.
Q: Were you caught with big inventories?
A: Yeah, we were caught with some containers in transit. We were able to get out of those.
Q: Take me back to the beginning of Caribe.
A: '89 is when my father takes over the company called Fumas Tobacco and starts Caribe Imported Cigars.
Q: What brands did Caribe have in 1989?
A: I think it was just Baccarat and National Brand. Then we started one brand in Miami called Don Felo. It's a cafeteria cigar, a cheap cigar, it [sold for 20 cents then, today it] sells from a quarter to 33 cents. And that was about it. Then Sal [Fontana] comes back in [in 1992] and starts La Fontana. And the boom's happening. The aspect of the business changed. I remember my father saying that if he was making two or three million cigars a year, he was happy. Then all of a sudden we get our production up to 17, 18 million cigars in '97. I think in 1989 Caribe had $120,000 in sales. I think we capped out in '97, which was the best year, at $17 million.
The growth wasn't a very controlled growth, it was just growth. We weren't focusing too much on the little things. We tried to organize as best we could, but at that rate of growth you're thinking, I have to satisfy these customers or someone else is going to take care of them. Of course, with my inexperience, I never imagined it would come to an end.
Q: What was it like as a youngster growing up in Honduras?
A: I was born in Honduras. My mother's father, my grandfather, was the local landlord there in Danlí, a wealthy Arab guy. I was born when we moved to Jamastran, where the farm is. We eventually moved to Danlí. Diagonally across from my house is Estelo Padrón's place [who works for Villazon], and Plasencia lived there. So I grew up with [cigar makers], and to me this business was always second nature. My father was more in the leaf business then than cigars.
Q: How did your father get into tobacco farming?
A: He gets a job working at Perfecto Garcia [in Tampa, Florida, around 1963]. And that's when [Angel] Oliva said, "This embargo thing is really screwing things up. Do you want to go to Honduras and help process tobacco?" So my father goes down to Honduras, and I think the second or third year he split off from Oliva and starts doing it himself. His big partner then was Corral Wodiska [the company that owned] Bering. But [one of the principals, Jimmy] Corral kept trying to squeeze my father for prices, and he kept switching suppliers to government-owned farms. So my father bought farms from the government, and he starts taking bigger risks, and UST gets him to grow a lot of tobacco. And that's when things go real well. He had a joint venture, they had a great relationship for almost 10 years, until my father had the accident in 1977, and he had to semi-retire.
Q: Tell me about that. He was flying the plane himself when he crashed.
A: That road from Tegucigalpa to Danlí was a dirt road before. So it was a four-hour drive, but a 15-minute flight. So it made sense to fly. And you would fly more than you would drive at that time. Fuel was about five bucks a gallon. And just like you have a car, you don't check the oil. He had water in the fuel and he took off and the plane crashed. The engine shut off as it was taking off.
Q: So he was taking off from Tegucigalpa Airport?
A: It was an area where there weren't that many openings, a lot of trees. I was five. I remember listening to it on the radio.
Q: And what happened after the crash?
A: We moved to Tampa. He bought Perfecto Garcia in Tampa. We were there for a few years, and in '83, '84 we moved to Honduras again. In '87, I came back to the United States. I went to military school, Riverside Military Academy.
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A 29-YEAR-old man stole two phones from a display, not realising they were dummies.
Blackburn magistrates heard Dolars Kleins broke both the display items as he tried to open them and ended up throwing them in a bin.
Kleins, of Saunders Road, Blackburn, pleaded guilty to theft of two display mobiles worth £60 from O2. He was given a conditional discharge for 12 months and ordered to pay £165 costs.
The court heard Kleins told police he intended to give the phones, had they been real, as Christmas presents for his niece and nephew.
Coleen Dickinson-Jones, defending, described the theft as an 'act of stupidity'.
"They were of some nominal value to the shop but they had not worth to him or anyone else," said Mrs Dickinson-Jones.


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Unlucky Car ThiefLogic puzzles require you to think. You will have to be logical in your reasoning.
A car thief, who had managed to evade the authorities in the past, unknowingly took the automobile that belonged to Inspector Detweiler. The sleuth wasted no time and spared no effort in discovering and carefully examining the available clues. He was able to identify four suspects with certainty that one of them was the culprit.
The four make the statements below. In total, six statements are true and six false.
Suspect A:
1. C and I have met many times before today.
2. B is guilty.
3. The car thief did not know it was the Inspector's car.
Suspect B:
1. D did not do it.
2. D's third statement is false.
3. I am innocent.
Suspect C:
1. I have never met A before today.
2. B is not guilty.
3. D knows how to drive.
Suspect D:
1. B's first statement is false.
2. I do not know how to drive.
3. A did it.
Which one is the car thief?
AnswerConsider that six statements are false. A's first statement and C's first statement contradict each other. One of them is false. C's and D's contradict each other. One of them is false. Therefore, there are four additional false statements.
Assume A is guilty. If so, A's second statement, B's second statement, and D's first statement are the additional false statements.
Assume D is guilty. If so, A's second statement, B's first statement, and D's third statement are false. This also only makes five false statements. D did not do it.
Assume C did it. If so, A's second statement, D's first and third statements are false. This again, makes only five false statements.
After ruling out suspects A, C and D, B is the culprit. B's third statement, C's second statement, and D's first and third statements are the additional false statements. This adds up to six.
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For many years I had the photos I wanted to show the world on my record label's website. Photos from live shows, promotional photos, studio photos and photos from other artists on my record label. I used Gallery and then later Simpleviewer to make the galleries. All the photos were stored with my ISP on my server. You could come and see the photos if you came to my website. The only way you would know when new ones were added would be if you were on our mailing list. Lame! It's 2007 and there is a much better way.
There are some major advantages to switching from the above method to a flickr pro account.
First off to be clear you can still have your photos on your main website. In fact, the process of putting your photos on a regular web page from flickr is easier than using a gallery generator. A site called flickrSLiDR makes it simple. You input the URL of your flickr set and if you want to limit the gallery to certain photos you list the tags of Continue reading Why every musician should have a flickr pro account.


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LAST week we visited Market Street, Abergavenny. Here are some of our replies:
Trevor Jones (Trevor the Milk), Tredegar:
"The picture shows Market Street, Abergavenny, with the market hall and the Borough Theatre on the right.
On the top of the theatre is a clock with four faces, three white and one, at the rear of the clockblack, apparently in remembrance of the late Queen Victoria's husband, Albert.
"You can see a horse and cart in the picture. I delivered my milk from the back of a horse and cart years ago."
George Evans, Pontypool:
"This week's picture is of Market Street, Abergavenny, a lovely market town.
I have been going there since I was a boy many years ago. Bonnie Russell, Llanellen:
"What a lovely picture of Market Street, Abergavenny, showing the Town Hall to the right and shops to the left. In the background you can see Facey's Brewery.
"Unfortunately the Now picture is from another town! Facey's Brewery is no longer there!"
Keith Richards, Pontnewydd:
"This week's Then photograph is taken at the junction of High Street and Market Street in Abergavenny, whereas the Now photograph is of High Street near its junction with Lion Street, with Burtons in the foreground.
"The buildings on the left of the Then photograph are an example of a 16th Century street with a raised pavement and 'jellied' [overhanging] first floors.
These formed covered walkways to keep pedestrians dry, similar to The Pantiles in Tonbridge Wells.
At that time the streets were unpaved and flowed with unwanted garbage. Today they house a bookstore, a butchers and a fish & chip shop.
"On the right is Abergavenny Town Hall and Clock Tower, built in 1851, which also houses the Borough Theatre.
On June 22, 1963, an audience of 600 waited there until 10.30pm for The Beatles to appear on stage –due to John Lennon appearing on Top of the Pops in London at 7pm. At the end of the show a helicopter whisked him to Abergavenny.
"The Beatles were paid the princely sum of £250, and their support group, The Fortunes a mere £18.15s.6d.
Between 1941-44, Rudolf Hess, Hitler's deputy, was detained under guard in Pen-y-val Hospital, originally a lunatic asylum. Until quite recently, some older inhabitants remembered Hess walking through the town's street, escorted by armed soldiers."
D Kenny, Newport:
"The photographs are Frogmore Street, Abergavenny, about 1900.
My family came from Abergavenny and I remember my Great Gran telling me about the time she sold homemade bread pudding from a trestle table in Frogmore Street and the little Chinese laundry run by a Mr Okee Chowe.
● Apologies to Thomas Fox of Pentwynmawr, who wrote in with an interesting piece about New Bethel Chapel, Mynyddislwyn. Mr Thomas assures me that the three brothers born in the 1940s remained alive and well and went on to benefit from the teachings at New Bethel.
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SOUTH BEND, Ind. - Aaron Lynch didn't need much more to be sold on Notre Dame.
Instead, the four-star defensive end from Cape Coral, Fla., used his second unofficial visit to South Bend to reassure himself that a foregone conclusion was the proper decision.
With his family firmly behind him, Lynch gave his commitment to head coach Brian Kelly minutes into his visit, giving the Irish program the elite defensive end prospect that it craves. Lynch plans to enroll at Notre Dame in January and said he's been approved by the admissions department.
"What led me to make this choice is I know that … it's not just a four year decision, it's a 40-year decision," said Lynch, who announced his choice at a press conference Saturday morning. "I know if I come here and get my degree I can go anywhere in the country and get a job if football doesn't take me that way."
Lynch chose Notre Dame after an up-and-down end to his recruitment.
The 6-foot-6, 260-pound prospect had the Irish out front for months after landing an offer, even before he had set foot on campus. He followed up by taking a visit during spring practice, at which point the lead widened.
Later in the spring and summer he began to take some other visits, most notably to Florida and Florida State. After a visit to Tallahassee he stated publicly that the Seminoles led.
A well-timed call by Notre Dame wide receivers coach Tony Alford, who handled Lynch's recruitment, put the Irish back in the lead until another visit to Florida State last week.
Following that trip Lynch said Notre Dame and Florida State were his two finalists and tied heading into his second trip to South Bend. After touring the campus more and getting a better feel for the Irish coaching staff as well as the student experience, Lynch came to the decision that seemed inevitable back in April.
"The people here are great," Lynch said. "Like I said out there, we were on a golf cart and we were riding around and we went past the chapel. There was a wedding and the people out there already knew who I was. They were just yelling my name."
Lynch is Notre Dame's 16th commitment and wraps up a whirlwind weekend.
Four-star running back Justice Hayes announced his commitment at a press conference Friday morning and three-star defensive end Anthony Rabasa, who is from Miami, went public with his commitment Friday night on the heels of his first unofficial visit.
What's more, Texas cornerback Jalen Brown confirmed just after midnight Saturday he had committed, giving Notre Dame three commitments in about 12 hours and four in a day.
The latest addition to the Class of 2011 likes the way his freshman class has shaped up.
"I talked to Justice Hayes right before he committed and he was just saying how it was great to commit," Lynch said. "I talk to everybody. I talk to Jordan Prestwood daily. I talk to Clay Burton daily. I talk to Justice daily. I talk to all the guys. It's just crazy to know that we're gonna have such a great recruiting class coming in. We're gonna be beasts when we come in. We're gonna be beasts."


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I have been reading this website every day for the past month since my 25 (yes, that's twenty-five, not a typo) year old brother was diagnosed with cholangiocarcinoma. He's being treated right now at Dana Farber with chemo once every other week of Gemzar, oxaliplatin and Avastin. I'll be interested to see how that Davanat trial turns out whenever it actually happens. We've been having some good days recently, but by and large it's been really hard. He's just so young to be dealing with this. He's being a real trooper - he hardly ever complains about the pain or the enormity of the whole problem. He's just been going on with his life as much as he can. I think the rest of us are doing worse than he is. Can someone please give me some hope? Some good story? ANYTHING?! Will the pain get better? Will he be able to eat more eventually? Please, anything hopeful would be great.
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The New York Times has posted an article titled Prophecy of Machines worth checking out. I agree with Max and Mr. Rzewski.
"Is music technology? Max Weber, in his last book, "The Rational and Social Foundations of Music, " published in 1921, a year after his death, says, basically, yes." – NYTimes.com
Read the article: blogs.nytimes.com//prophecy-of-machines


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Many key uncertainties in the AEO2013 projections are addressed through alternative cases
The Energy Information Administration's (EIA) Annual Energy Outlook 2013 (AEO2013) presents long-term projections of energy supply, demand, and prices through 2040, based on results from EIA's National Energy Modeling System. This Monday marked the first stage of its release. This included publication of the "Market trends" section, which summarizes projections for energy markets under a Reference case, which assumes current laws and regulations, as well as alternative scenarios, including higher and lower levels of macroeconomic growth and resource availability.
Future levels of natural gas prices depend on many factors, including macroeconomic growth rates and expected rates of resource recovery from natural gas wells. Higher rates of economic growth lead to increased consumption of natural gas (primarily in response to higher levels of housing starts, commercial floorspace, and industrial output), causing more rapid depletion of natural gas resources and a more rapid increase in the cost of developing new production, which push natural gas prices higher. The converse is true in the Low Economic Growth case.
A lower rate of recovery from oil and gas wells implies higher costs per unit and higher prices. A higher rate of recovery implies lower costs per unit and lower prices. In comparison with the Reference case, the Low Oil and Gas Resource case assumes lower estimated ultimate recovery (EUR) from each shale well or tight well. The High Oil and Gas Resource case represents a more extreme case, with higher estimates for recoverable crude oil and natural gas resources in tight wells and shale formations and for offshore resources in the lower 48 states and Alaska.
Both the Henry Hub spot price and the Nymex May futures price recorded increases in the report week (Wednesday, April 10, to Wednesday, April 17). Spot natural gas prices at Henry Hub increased by 17 cents, ending the report week at $4.24 per MMBtu, the highest level since August 4, 2011. Similarly, the Nymex May futures price rose from $4.085 per MMBtu last Wednesday to $4.214 per MMBtu yesterday. During the week, the futures price spread over the Henry Hub daily spot price averaged between -9 and 3 cents per MMBtu. The 12-Month Strip (average of May 2013 to April 2014 contracts) gained 13 cents per MMBtu, starting at $4.239 per MMBtu last Wednesday and landing at $4.365 per MMBtu yesterday.
Weather likely contributed to changes in natural gas spot prices at trading points in certain parts of the country. In the Pacific Northwest, Rockies and Midwest, cold weather, along with a weekend snowstorm, likely contributed to spot natural gas price increases in these regions. In contrast, spot natural gas prices at Algonquin Citygate, for delivery into Boston, decreased by 29 cents to $4.65 per MMBtu. Warmer-than-normal temperatures in New England likely contributed to the price decreases.
According to estimates from Bentek, average natural gas consumption for the nation rose this report week by 1.6 percent over last week's daily average. Natural gas consumption increased in the residential/commercial and power sectors by 0.8 and 4.5 percent, respectively, for the report week. Natural gas consumption in the industrial sector decreased modestly by 0.1 percent.
Bentek estimates that the average daily natural gas supply for this report week increased by 0.5 percent over the previous week's daily average. Dry natural gas imports from Canada increased by 10 percent from the previous week and offset the decrease in U.S. dry natural gas production. Average U.S. dry natural gas production decreased by 0.2 percent from the previous week to 64.5 Bcf per day.
Working natural gas in storage registered its first net injection for the season, increasing to 1,704 Bcf as of Friday, April 12, according to EIA's WNGSR. This represents an implied net injection of 31 Bcf from the previous week. Both the 5-year average and year-ago stock changes for the week were implied net injections of 39 Bcf and 21 Bcf, respectively. Inventories are currently 794 Bcf (31.8 percent) less than last year at this time and 74 Bcf (4.2 percent) below the 5-year average of 1,778 Bcf.
Two of the three storage regions posted increases this week. Inventories in the East and Producing regions increased by 19 Bcf (the 5-year average net injection is 20 Bcf) and 13 Bcf (the 5-year average net injection of 15 Bcf), respectively, while the West region posted a decline of 1 Bcf (compared to the 5-year average net injection of 4 Bcf). In the Producing region, working natural gas inventories increased 11 Bcf (6.5 percent) in salt cavern facilities and increased 2 Bcf (0.4 percent) in nonsalt cavern facilities.
Temperatures during the storage report week were 3.0 degrees warmer than the 30-year normal temperature and 1.1 degrees warmer than the same period last year. Temperatures in the Lower 48 states averaged 54.0 degrees, compared to 52.9 degrees last year and the 30-year normal of 51.0 degrees. While overall temperatures were a few degrees warmer than normal, temperatures varied somewhat across Census divisions. The Middle Atlantic Census division in the Northeast and the East South Central Census division in the South were relatively warm, averaging 6.0 and 5.6 degrees warmer, respectively, than the 30-year normal. In the Midwest, the West North Central Census division was relatively cool, averaging a degree cooler than the 30-year normal. Heating degree-days nationwide were 16.5 percent below normal and 7.5 percent below last year.


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i just started out last year in summer and i really love the game. I am looking for some advice on my backhand drive. I think i know a few problems, but i would like to get some critique from better players.
Yesterday was the first warm day here and i made a video with a few throws caputred in 3 different camera angels.
Everytime I threw 4 discs in the same order. Buzz (green), Glide (yellow), Xpress (orange) and Sidewinder (blue).
8 throws from the side, 8 from behind and 4 filmed from front.
The midranges fly around 250feet and the drivers around 280-300feet.
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Tiril Sjastad Christiansen wins gold
With clean technique down the rail section and a big 900 to close her Jeep Ski Slopestyle Women's run on Sunday at X Games Aspen 2013, Norway's Tiril Sjastad Christiansen -- an X Games rookie and, at 17, the discipline's youngest gold medalist -- pulled off an upset win against the most dominant skier in the history of women's Ski Slopestyle, Kaya Turski.
"I'm just so excited," Christiansen said afterward while in tears. "I crashed in my first run, but then I was able to land my run on the second and third runs. I couldn't be happier."
Looking for a historic fourth straight gold medal at Aspen, Canada's Turski, who also has three gold medals in Ski Slopestyle from X Games Tignes, crashed on her first two runs and was sitting in last place going into her final run of the event. To claim the history-making four-peat, the 24-year-old -- who posted the highest ever Slopestyle score (96.66) at this event three years ago -- needed to beat Christiansen's 92.33.
Adding to the pressure, the start of Turski's critical run was delayed for 35 minutes as medical staff tended to Ashley Battersby, who injured her left leg on a switch 900 attempt on the final jump of her third run.
Earlier, during the warmup session, Rose Battersby (no relation to Ashley) crashed on a jump. She suffered a lumbar spine fracture, according to X Games Medical, and was being transferred to Denver.
When Turski finally dropped in, her composure was clearly intact as she put down a solid run that included a rodeo 540, a switch 720, and a switch cork 540. It wasn't enough for gold, but Turski's score of 90 bumped her to second place.
"I'm just so relieved," Turski said. "I had a really rough time on my first two runs falling on a box that wasn't giving me any trouble all week. I'm stoked I brought the rodeo trick to my comp and I pulled it off after all the waiting at the top."
Turski said she kept her calm at the top of the course with help from her dad and her coach.
"I was just trying to lay low," Turski said. "At a certain point, I was just like, let's go with the flow."
Another X Games Aspen rookie, 18-year-old Canadian Dara Howell, who held the lead momentarily in the middle of the second round of runs, took home the bronze.
The contest produced another X Games first as Utah's Jamie Crane-Mauzy, who placed seventh, became the first female to land a double backflip in competition.
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Minutemen cruise in NCS opener
Uaisele Manoa, pictured, and the Concord High football team had no trouble with Mt. Eden in its North Coast Section Division II playoff opener on Nov. 9. Manoa scored the first touchdown of the game as the Minutemen cruised to a 50-6 victory over the Monarchs. Concord running back Olito Thompson rushed for 200 yards and scored three touchdowns while quarterback Mitch Daniels threw for 234 yards and three scores. No. 5 seed Concord goes on the road for its quarterfinal game, facing No. 4 Casa Grande-Petaluma at 7 p.m. on Nov. 17.


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A new restaurant and new offices for Verus Real Estate will be opening at the corner of Carroll Boulevard and Hickory Street in March, if possible.
"We have applied for a permit and already got our comments back," said Greg Johnson, managing partner and CEO of Verus Real Estate Advisors, on Wednesday.
The front corner of what used to be the old Linwood-Alford Florist Building will house The Smiling Moose, a new franchise deli-style restaurant owned by former Dallas Cowboy Daryl Johnston.
The owner and franchisee of the Denton restaurant, Jennifer Frank, said the franchise is originally from Boulder, Colo.
"It has a fresh approach to salads, soups and breakfast," Frank said. "We will also offer specialty coffee."
Two weeks ago, Frank opened the first Smiling Moose in Arlington. The restaurant also offers catering, a concept which will also be available once her Denton restaurant opens.
The building will have a modern look and feel, featuring metals and different kinds of textures, Johnson said. The restaurant will cover around 2,379 square feet, while the offices of Verus will take up another 3,300 square feet, he said.
"I think it is going to be the coolest building in the city," Johnson said.
For more information, visit http://v-re.com and www.smilingmoosedeli.com.
The city of Denton issued the following certificates of occupancy in November:
- MagicLamp Network, office, 100 W. Oak St., No. 300
- Magnus Pacific Corp., office, 100 W. Oak St., No. 301
- Jackson & Hagen Law Office, office, 100 W. Oak St., No. 302
- Bookkeeper Girl, Inc, office, 100 W. Oak St., No. G-100 and G-111
- Pierce & Associates, office, 100 W. Oak St., No. G-101
- Farmers Insurance Kelley Phillips, office, 100 W. Oak St., No. G-103
- Gwynn Logistics, LLC, office, 100 W. Oak St., No. G-109
- Pacific Labs, LLC, office/lab 1000 Johnson St.
- Roger Yale Law Offices, professional services and office, 1417 E. McKinney St., No. 220 and 230
XCW Wrestling Institute owner Nite Davis is opening the Denton Hookah Lounge at 1776 Teasley Lane, No. 111 on Friday.
"It used to be H20 Lounge," Davis said, "We remodeled it and are now reopening."
Davis has been working on the project since Thanksgiving.
"We have five flat-screen televisions, great-price hookah, a brand new DJ booth, and [we] hope to host Xbox tournaments," he said.
Business hours will be 6 p.m. to midnight Monday through Thursday and from 6 p.m. to 2 a.m. Friday and Saturday.
For more information, call 940-320-9066 or visit www.facebook.com/DentonHookahLounge.
Natural Grocers, which is opening a supermarket in Denton in 2013, is looking to fill full- and part-time positions, including store manager, assistant manager, entry-level department managers, nutrition educators and cashiers/retail associates.
"We know there's a ton of talent in Denton and we're looking for great people to join our team," Susan Lyle, recruiter for Natural Grocers, said in a statement.
For more information, including a link to the job application, visit http://bizbuzzblog.dentonrc.com/category/employmentjobs.
Donations to the 31st annual Spirit of Christmas Food Drive at participating Brookshire's and Super 1 Foods stores will continue through Dec. 19.
The food drive will help provide food for tens of thousands of families in Texas, Arkansas and Louisiana, a news release said. The grocery store has partnered with the Denton Rotary Club to help collect and distribute nonperishable food to those who need assistance.
Tyler-based Brookshire Grocery Co., parent company of Brookshire's and Super 1 Foods stores, donates customized boxes in which groups pack the food donations.
The company also donates a coupon for a free roasting hen to go with each box of food distributed during the food drive.
Items accepted include canned meats and vegetables, soups, dry beans, rice, pasta, sugar, flour, peanut butter, cereal, can fruits and dessert mixes, to name a few. Items that are homemade, in glass containers or perishable will not be accepted.
The food drive began in participating stores Nov. 14
CoServ Electric, a nonprofit cooperative, announced Friday it is returning a record $10 million to current and former members in the form of Capital Credit retirements this month.
CoServ Electric has provided a total of $50 million in returned capital credit investments to its members since 2003, a news release said.
Each year, CoServ Electric returns their net margins or net income to each member. The allocation is placed in a Capital Credit account for each member based on the member's annual purchase of energy and margins generated from those purchases. The cooperative provides a payment of the allocated Capital Credits to members in a form of a check or bill credit once its met all the financial and other obligations, the cooperative said.
Members whose Capital Credit retirement is $20 or greater will receive a check. Members whose Capital Credit retirement is less than $20 will receive a credit on their upcoming electric bill. Members will be able to see their credit or check this month, officials said.
A report released last week revealed the average price of a four-bedroom home in Denton is $173,645.
Comparing prices of four-bedroom, two-bathroom homes, the 2012 Home Listing Report by Coldwell Banker Real Estate ranked Denton 539th of 2,479 markets nationwide. The average home nationally priced less than $200,000, a release said.
In Texas, homes in Terrell were the most affordable at $96,329, with the most expensive home at an average of $289,192 in Colleyville, a news release said.
The average price for a four-bedroom, two-bathroom home in Texas is $186,144, compared to the national average of $292,152.
The least expensive homes nationwide are in Redford, Mich., with an average price of less than $60,000. The most expensive are located in Pepperell, Mass., with an average price of about $400,000.
To learn more visit, http://hlr.coldwellbanker.com/SurveyStateList.html.
Coming up
The Argyle Chamber of Commerce will conduct a Texas Wine Tasting Event from 7 to 9 p.m. Thursday at the Denton Country Club, 1213 Country Club Drive in Argyle.
Cost is $15 per person.
RSVP is needed by calling 940-464-9990.
For more information, call Mary Ruth West at 940-220-6440.
The North Central Texas College Jazz Band and Choir, and a presentation from the Lake Cities Lions Club will take place during the Holiday Expo Luncheon sponsored by the Lakes Cities Chamber of Commerce, 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Tuesday at the Oakmont Country Club in Corinth.
The event will also feature exhibitor tables, a silent auction and a grand-prize drawing.
The luncheon proceeds will benefit the Golden Agers and the Lake Cities Spirit of Christmas.
Cost is $25 at the door.
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Cup of Coffee Networkers-Denton, a new networking entity, will conduct its first meeting from noon to 1 p.m. Thursday at Le Peeps Restaurant, 1435 S. Loop 288.
For more information, call Sheila Tucker at 940-566- 3516 or visit www.cupofcoffeenetworkersonline.com.
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POPPY and Jack are top of the tots for Hampshire parents, a new report says.
They were the number one names given to babies in the county in 2013, according to the Bounty Parenting Club.
Hampshire appears to be bucking a nationwide trend with Daisy, Sophia and Poppy all significantly more popular here than in the rest of the UK.
In Winchester, Charlie, Felix and James were the most popular boys' names, with Millie, Phoebe and Sophie topping the list for girls. However, the report's authors said they had relatively few births recorded for Winchester and the numbers are therefore less reliable.
The study of over 370,000 names unveiled Joey, Teddy, Ivy and Violet as 'ones to watch' in 2014 after rising in popularity the most in the past year.
The report also revealed Maisy, Kayla, Isabel, Olly and Callum as the names that are fast falling from favour.
Lisa Penney, spokesman for Bounty, said: "Year after year we see new parents influenced by popular culture – with names made famous by people in the public eye suddenly experiencing sharp rises in popularity.
"The rising fame of Joey Essex no doubt influenced this years' highest climbing name which leaped a massive 68 places, breaking into the boys' top 100 at number 86. The Towie star's catchphrase 'Reem' even appeared on some birth certificates.
"The names that celebrities choose for their own babies has an effect on trends. Ivy was the fastest rising girls' name in the past year and most likely triggered by Beyonce and Jay-Z's baby daughter, Blue Ivy."


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The Monterey Peninsula College women's basketball team improved to 4-2 overall Tuesday with a 53-30 win over visiting Gavilan.
Former Salinas High standout Alexis Warne had 16 points for the Lobos while Kelsey Robledo finished 15. MPC will face College of the Siskiyous on Saturday in the Cabrillo Tournament.
Seaside 64, Pacific Grove 21
Kyle Hieb scored 13 points as the Spartans opened their season with a 43-point win. Chris Evans had eight points for Seaside while Jonquis Bouyea added seven.
Monterey 74, Harbor 62
Chris Russo dropped in 32 points in the Toreadores' season-opening win over Harbor. Freshman Carter Aldrete added 19 points for Monterey while Austin Shake added nine.
King City 61, SLV 26
Savannah Valladarez had a career-high 17 points as King City (2-0) topped San Lorenzo Valley. Sarah Shepherd added 12 points while Jessica Davis finished with 10.
Notre Dame 41, Greenfield 21
Morgan Balestreri dropped in 11 points as the Spirits improved to 4-1 overall after a 20-point win over Greenfield.
Sophomore Marissa Given had 10 points while Sarah Muzik finished with seven points, six steals and four assists. Kiera Paulo added eight rebounds, four steals and five assists.
Abby Herrera had 10 points for Greenfield.
Salinas 67, Harbor 25
Gabby Garcia's 10 points and four rebounds led the way as the Cowboys cruised to a victory. Sam Moore added nine points and Daniella Villegas had nine points, three steals and a block.
Stevenson 2, North Salinas 2
The defending Mission Trail Athletic League champion Pirates erased a 2-0 halftime deficit with second half goals from Kelly Smith and Kaitlin Brennan to salvage a tie with unbeaten North Salinas.
Carmel 6, North County 3
Jordan Ataide scored four goals as the Padres improved to 3-1 overall. Lauren Tracy produced the other goal for Carmel.
Danielle Acuna had a hat trick for North County (1-2-1).
Salinas 4, Scott Valley 4
Cynthia Camacho produced two goals while Valeria Tellez added a goal and an assist as the Cowboys tied Scotts Valley.
Alecia Cuevas added a goal for Salinas (1-1-1) while Ashley Tibbs and Aly Tyndall were credited with assists.
Melissa Chin was a standout on defense.
North Salinas 2, Stevenson 2
Two assists from Alec Negri enabled the Pirates to salvage a tie with North Salinas. Andy Foo and Grant Pezynski both scored for Stevenson (0-0-1).
Daniel Tapia
The former North County High and Hartnell College distance ace won the California International Marathon in Sacramento last Sunday, clocking 2:16.29.
Tapia, who ran a career best 2:15.28 at the United States Olympic Trials in January, become the first American since 1994 to win the marathon in Sacramento.
Currently completing his law degree, Tapia overcame 30-mph winds in Sacramento to win the race by 30 seconds. He will compete in the Boston Marathon in April.
Monterey Bay League All-Star Shootout
The top senior water polo players from area high schools will compete Saturday in the Otter Bay Water Polo Foundation's second annual Monterey Bay League All-Star Shootout.
The girls game is scheduled for 1 p.m. Saturday at the CSUMB pool. The boys game follows at 2 p.m., followed by a 3-Alive shooting tournament testing the players' shooting skills.
Participants are drawn from: Carmel, Monterey, Salinas, Palma, Santa Catalina, Stevenson, Alvarez, Santa Cruz, Aptos, Gilroy, Hollister, San Lorenzo Valley and other area schools.
Coaching the girls teams will be Ken Esaki of Monterey High, Wally Brondstatter of San Lorenzo Valley and Ryan Chapatte of Soquel.
The boys coaches will be Marcelo Adas of Soquel, Aaron Gally of Carmel and Scott Corner of Palma. Adas, the winningest water polo coach in the region, recently stepped down from the high school position.
Otter Bay, headed by CSU-Monterey Bay women's water polo coach Gary Figueroa, provides water polo instruction and competition for all age levels.
The games will be videotaped by The Herald and the Monterey County Office of Education for later airing on area cable and broadcast channels.


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Start the day friendly, not frantic.
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The nation has been battling a new strain of the norovirus stomach bug -- and it has reached Gainesville.
The nation has been battling a new strain of the norovirus stomach bug — and it has reached Gainesville.
Last week, an outbreak of the virus at the Atrium at Gainesville Independent Senior Living Community caused the facility to keep all residents inside their rooms, with food brought to them.
"We've had pockets since October, and we are trending with the rest of the nation," said Nadia Kovacevich, an epidemiologist at the Alachua County Health Department. "It's very feisty. It can live on surfaces unless they are properly disinfected. It takes just one person."
The symptoms are consistent: vomiting, diarrhea, stomach cramps and, in some cases, fever and chills.
At the Atrium, about eight residents got sick, said Lenny Fries, the center's manager. "Our policy is when the last person gets sick, you wait 48-72 hours," he said. "You can't have people congregate because it can be passed, and for a senior if you get it, it makes you very sick."
The last person got sick on Saturday, and by Tuesday, the facility had resumed group activities and reopened the dining room.
Elsewhere in Gainesville, the virus has emerged sporadically, but cases similar to the outbreak at the Atrium haven't been reported to the Alachua County Health Department. That doesn't necessarily mean other cases aren't out there, Kovacevich said.
"By the time someone hears about it, 50-60 percent of the population has already been dealing with it," she added.
New Australian strain
The new strain of norovirus is from Australia and has been dubbed the Sydney strain. It has been identified in Florida, but not confirmed in Gainesville by laboratory samples, Kovacevich said.
However, peoples' symptoms here match those of people throughout the state, in places where the Sydney strain has been confirmed.
"Everything points to the norovirus," said Paul Myers, administrator of the county Health Department.
"Of course, with something like this, you always err on the side of caution," Kovacevich added, explaining that you "blanket" an infected community as the Atrium did. Apart from isolating residents from each other, they sterilized the entire facility.
"They've been doing best practices. I've been very impressed," she said.
The virus is spread through feces and vomit, so practicing good hygiene in the bathroom is critical, Myers said.
"Wash your hands," Myers said. "Hand sanitizer can be effective, but it's not as good as warm water and soap."
He also advised caution when going out to eat, especially at salad bars, since infected employees working with food can easily transmit the virus.
Small children and seniors are especially at risk, Myers said, along with large groups of people living within close proximity of each other.
Although the norovirus has mostly been a wintertime virus, Myers said it can strike anytime.
"Last year, we had an influenza outbreak in the middle of the summer," he said. "Given all the international travel that we have, you may have someone (with the virus) come in summer from South America, where it's the middle of winter.
"Wash your hands, stay home when you're ill, and practice good hygiene," he said.
There is no specific medicine to treat people with norovirus illness, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Norovirus infection cannot be treated with antibiotics because it is a viral (not a bacterial) infection.
If you have norovirus illness, you should drink plenty of liquids to replace fluid lost from throwing up and diarrhea. This will help prevent dehydration, the CDC said.
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Runa - Contemporary Celtic Music
Tuesday, October 16, 2012
Where and When
Time: 12:30pm - 1:30pm
Location: Gallagher Stage - Rollin Center
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RUNA draws on the diverse musical backgrounds of its band members and offers a contemporary and refreshing approach to traditional and more recently composed Celtic material. Through their repertoire of both highly energetic and graceful, acoustic melodies, along with their fusion of music from Ireland, Scotland, Canada, and the United States, this vocal and instrumental ensemble gives its arrangements of traditional songs and tunes a fresh sound.
Students, faculty, staff and community welcome free of charge.
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There is an annual automotive event with a tremendous following here in the East, that is just about as well known in the West. The 18th Annual NOPI Nationals has reached global proportions, attracting not only enthusiasts from around the country but also participants and magazine crews from around the world. Caravans arrived the day before the show from California, Maryland, Miami, and Ontario, Canada, with drivers adding a road trip to the fun, along with a ceremonial lap around the Atlanta Motor Speedway. But, what led to this phenomenal growth over the years? It probably has to do with the show promoters, who squeeze so much fun into the weekend that it's bursting at the seams. Michael and Mark Myers, along with Bobby Evans, have seen their event grow from a small collection of 45 VWs behind their first store in Atlanta to a show that is now known around the globe. Keeping their finger on the pulse of the hobby seems to be their secret to success. Everything you could want or need is featured at this show.
The huge collection of vehicles is the biggest treat, and trying to see all 6,000-plus vehicles was a test of both your motivation and endurance. The best approach was to enjoy them during the brief intermissions between events that were scheduled almost hourly. Choose from multiple formats of stereo competition or visit the Xbox Tuner Lounge and preview yet-to-be-released games. Check out the screamin' RSR Drift Festival with professional drivers repealing several laws of physics and certainly a little gravity, just for you. The Fuzion Tire Burnout Competition, with three vehicles at a time, filled the air with tire smoke, noise, and most of all, excitement. Cheer on your favorite switchmen at the CCE-sponsored Hydro Hop Off where some vehicles went up, up, and over. Feel your temperature rise during the Club Wear Catwalk Competition, the Model Search, or the world-famous NOPI Swimsuit Finals, as you watch one of the largest collections of beautiful women you're likely to find at any car show. Just about the time you're thinking that it just doesn't get any better than this, you realize that there's more-much, much more-and it all happens again the next day.
On Sunday, check out the NOPI Super Store and its staggering collection of accessories. Testdrive a new Cavalier at the GM Ride and Drive Opportunity, listen to Kudzu, Jin from Ruff Ryders, 11 Standing, and other popular musical groups on the main stage. Then, use the Booty Shake competition and women's Jell-O Wrestling as an appetizer for the huge Sunday afternoon Swimsuit Finals that saw beautiful Charity Hodges win the $5,000 prize. Get ready for the equally huge NOPI Awards ceremony, where in addition to an amazing fun weekend, almost a thousand participants went home with a NOPI trophy to remind them about next year's show dates.
NOPI Motorsports, in partnership with the Red Cross and the Salvation Army, established dozens of designated donation sites to provide relief for the victims of Hurricane Katrina. Spectators and vendors alike contributed to the fund, helping those thousands of victims in the Gulf Coast states of Alabama, Louisiana, and Mississippi.Put NOPI, in big letters, on your September 2006 calendar and check www.nopi.com for more details.


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Stuart Armstrong has signed a new two-year deal with Celtic to end rumours of an exit this month.
The Scotland midfielder only had one year left on his previous contract, prompting speculation linking him with a move to Premier League clubs Southampton, Swansea City and West Brom.
Armstrong, 25, was a key part of the Celtic side which won a domestic treble for the first time since 2001 under Brendan Rodgers last season.
"I am delighted to sign this new contract with Celtic," said Armstrong after signing his contract until 2019 on Friday.
"I have had a tremendous time at the club so far and it has been a period in my footballing career which I have enjoyed immensely."
#FridayFeeling #StuSigns pic.twitter.com/eHcuG2qXW5— Celtic Football Club (@celticfc) August 18, 2017
He added: "It has been an honour to play for a club of such stature. I have enjoyed a great relationship with our supporters and we have achieved a high level of success, something it has been great to be part of."
Armstrong signed for Celtic from Dundee United in February 2015.
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"Kejriwal has proved himself more ethical by resigning to fulfil his national ambitions, unlike Mr Modi who is still glued to CM's chair," AICC general secretary in-charge for Delhi, Shakeel Ahmed said on Twitter.
His comments came two days after Kejriwal quit, alleging a nexus between Congress and BJP to ensure that Jan Lokpal bill was not passed.
Congress leaders had been maintaining in private that Kejriwal's focus was Lok Sabha polls and that he would not remain as Delhi Chief Minister for long as the promises his AAP party had made before the Assembly elections were difficult to fulfill.
A few days before Kejriwal's resignation, Ahmed had tweeted, "People say despite INC support AAP govt will be in minority soon due to revolt by few AAP MLAs, to hide this Mr Kejriwal will resign soon."


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'Buffalo fans would give Philadelphia fans a serious run for their money when it comes to being the most fickle fans in sports. Daniel Briere was booed up and down the ice every time he touched the puck tonight. Booing Miroslav Satan, which I still don't understand, is one thing, but booing Briere after all he did for the Sabres and the Western New York community is a complete and total disgrace.'
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LaRue H. Davis 1922 ~ 2011
HELPER- Our beloved mother, grandmother, sister and friend, LaRue Hemming Davis, age 88, passed away on June 14, 2011. She was born on August 14, 1922 in Springville, Utah to William Robert Hemming and Alice Rebecca Brailsford. She was raised in Soldier Summit and Helper, Utah. She graduated from high school and attended LDS Business College. LaRue married Nolan Gibson Davis on March 7, l946 in Helper. Their marriage was later solemnized in the Manti Temple. They owned and operated Nolan's AG Market in Helper for over 35 years. She was an active member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. She loved her family, and treasured the time she spent with them, especially her grandchildren and great-grandchildren. After retiring, she enjoyed genealogy, doing puzzles, and playing cards. For the past few years she lived with Tom and Laurie in Stansbury Park, Utah. LaRue is survived by her children, Tom (Laurie) Davis, Stansbury Park, Utah; and Lisa (Dan) Child, Emerald Hills, CA; eight grandchildren, Talene Davis David, Bart Davis, Trevor Davis, Ty Davis, Ben Child, Jeff Child, Chris Child and Tim Child; and known as "Grandma Great" by her six great-grand-children; her two sisters, Wilma Peterson and LaVern Enright. Preceded in death by her parents; husband Nolan; daughter, Lori; sisters, Ellen Matson Huntsman, Maurine Hemming, and Josephine Nutter. Funeral service, Saturday, June 18, 2011, 11:00 a.m., Helper LDS Stake Center, (150 Ridgeway), Helper. Family will receive friends at Mitchell Funeral Home (233 East Main Street) in Price, Friday evening from 6:00-7:30 p.m. and at the church in Helper Saturday from 10:00-10:45 a.m. Interment, Mt. View Cemetery, Helper. Arrangements entrusted to Mitchell Funeral Home of Price where friends are welcome daily and may share memories of LaRue online at www.mitchellfuneralhome.net.


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Talisker files counterclaim against PCMR, seeks resort's profits
October 29, 2013
Talisker Land Holdings, LLC filed a counterclaim against Park City Mountain Resort on Monday, demanding it be awarded the profits earned by PCMR during the past two ski seasons as damages if it prevails in the case.
An attorney representing Talisker Land Holdings, LLC said on Monday the amount that will be sought in damages is not yet known. John Lund, the attorney, said damages would be calculated based on the profits at PCMR since April 30, 2011, the date that Talisker Land Holdings, LLC claims that PCMR's two leases expired. The leased land encompasses most of the resort's terrain.
Talisker Land Holdings, LLC had previously indicated it wanted to collect back rent from the PCMR side. It asserts unlawful detainer and unjust enrichment as two more counterclaims against the PCMR side.
The firm also seeks the ousting of PCMR from the leased property, exclusive possession of the property, rent, compensation if there is damage to buildings, facilities or improvements, the profits earned "from the wrongful use of Talisker's property," attorney fees and costs.
Talisker Land Holdings, LLC in the filing also disputes the points in PCMR's recast lawsuit, which had been expected. Judge Ryan Harris, the 3rd District Court judge presiding over the case at Silver Summit, previously allowed the PCMR side to expand the lawsuit.
Sections of the Monday filing are based on a 2011 letter PCMR believed to be written confirmation that the leases were extended. The letter, though, was backdated, the Talisker Land Holdings, LLC side discovered.
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"These counterclaims seek to recapture all of the profits gained by PCMR from wrongly staying on Talisker's land after its fraudulent use of this backdated letter," the firm said in a prepared statement on Monday.
The prepared statement highlights the letter, saying that it was used by PCMR's parent company in talks about a bank loan. That loan was secured on May 27, 2011, the statement says. The Talisker Land Holdings, LLC side "believes the backdated letter played an important role in portraying the lease as having been properly renewed."
"Talisker believes these facts show a pattern by PCMR in using this false backdated letter for multiple purposes and call into question how candid and forthcoming PCMR's witnesses have been," the statement also says, adding that Talisker Land Holdings, LLC "will continue to thoroughly investigate the facts regarding PCMR's falsely dated letter."
PCMR filed the lawsuit in March of 2012, saying that the future of the resort depended on the outcome. Talisker Land Holdings, LLC won the dismissal of portions of the case while PCMR later won the right to expand the lawsuit with new points and more defendants.
Vail Resorts is overseeing the lawsuit on behalf of Talisker Land Holdings, LLC as a part of its long-term agreement to operate Canyons Resort. The agreement could be widened to include the PCMR terrain depending on the outcome of the lawsuit.
The lead attorney for the PCMR side, Alan Sullivan, said in an interview there is "nothing new or remarkable" in the filing. He had anticipated the unlawful detainer point but not the one claiming unjust enrichment. Sullivan said the PCMR side will file a reply by the middle of November.


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This week at World Dairy Expo in Madison, Wis., Gov. Scott Walker announced he does not plan to approve raw milk sales, unless dairy and medical groups flip-flop on their current stances.
According to the Associated Press, the Republican Governor of one of the nation's top dairy-producing states promised to consider the measure if both houses sent it to his desk, but he isn't convinced it would be the best move for America's Dairyland.
First Walker wants to make certain that legalizing raw milk wouldn't threaten the state's $26.1 billion dairy industry. Read more here.
"There'd have to be some pretty strong safeguards to ensure that whatever legislation would come through would make sure that … we talk about being America's Dairlyland, we want to make sure we preserve that, as well," he said in July at Farm Technology Days. See, "Wisconsin Gov. Walker weighs raw milk bill."
This isn't the first time the state has mulled legalizing raw dairy. In 2010, Former Gov. Jim Doyle's Secretary of Agriculture, Rod Nilsestuen, appointed a panel of experts to consider whether there are legal, regulatory means that might allow dairy farmers to sell unpasteurized fluid raw milk directly to consumers and, if so, what conditions would be necessary to protect public health.
However, after a year of deliberation, the 22-member panel reported that it could not endorse raw milk sales. The group agreed that if raw milk sales were made legal in Wisconsin, the state would need to impose restrictive requirements that go beyond any now found in America. Click here for more.


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I think you don't realize that even paraphrasing what was said would be inappropriate when he isn't around. It's also nobody's business but the admins' and vnzla's. If you choose to believe in spite of the long history of PD that Hicks is the kind of person to just ban people for spite simply because he won't share private conversations in whole or in part, so be it. I think it is extremely unfair, but I guess I would of course think so as one of the admins.
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Xfinity has enough digital cable channels, On Demand options, and DVR packages to please everyone in Washington who spends 35 hours a week watching TV. Most Washington sports fans select Xfinity for the most live sports and local channels. If you're not a sports fan, don't worry; Xfinity TV deals, offers, and specials include your favorite TV shows and movies too.


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Reply, No Reply, Lori Has Great Instructions
Fellow blogger Lori E. over at Family Trees May Contain Nuts has a great "how to" post today on how to fix the no reply irritation. Well, it is an irritation to me, and obviously to Lori as well.
I cannot tell you how many times I have done a reply from the email notifications that come when you leave a nice or funny comment on one of my blogs. I have blissfully typed away a nice little message to you my valued readers, only to discover days later (OK, who said I was overly observant, eh?) that you would never see that witty little response, because your email goes to someone whose email addy is "no reply". I mean, who the heckie doo is "no reply" and can you imagine how much email that dude (or dudette) has sitting his his (or her) spam box?? Geeshhh.
Read all about it on Lori's post, she does a much better job at describing this than I am.
3 comments:
- Joan said...
A big ole thanks to you and Lori!!
- May 5, 2012 at 7:25 PM
- Nancy said...
But you know, you can always leave a comment on your own blog post in response to the original comment. Of course there's no way to know the person making the comment will come back and read it or checked the box to have additional comments sent to them.
This is one thing I wish Blogger would change: let us know when a commenter has clicked on follow-up comments. It would help us to know when to respond in the comments section.
Plus, I often think the comments between visitor and blog owner help add dimension to the post (unless it's just a simple "thank you").
- May 6, 2012 at 7:17 PM
- imagespast said...
Thanks for this, Carol and Lor, I had no idea I was a "no reply", but then I use Wordpress for my imagespast blog :-) Jo
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Merging F1, IndyCar, Formula Drift. Vs Keeping Racing Real.
What happens when Leo Parente goes off the deep-end after getting into one too many fights with race organizers? He decides to tell them what he really thinks: Merge Formula 1, IndyCar, and Formula D. Why? Because racing has turned from a technology testbed with drivers who have no fear into just a show for the general public, all in the name of making more $ $ . Leo has a problem with that, and that's this week's installment of Shakedown.
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text: Quavis Posted October 28, 2011 Congrats to those that have been promoted since yesterday! You all are going to complete the challenge before I get season 1 done lol. Lots of new stadiums as well. I'm also slightly jealous looking at some of the players that are signing this year. Strikers with 14 pace and 10+ finishing/composure *drool*. Why cant any of them play for Bristol City or Swindon? :confused: Tip for those having trouble signing players you want: Keep an eye on them even if they aren't interesting in talking to you. Come February/March, they will change their tune and sign for much lower amounts (assuming they are still free agents). I typically sign most of my best players during this time before the next seasons transfer window opens. It doesn't help your current season unless you make the play-offs, but its a great way to improve the team for the next season. MikaelS: What happened? 0 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites