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SAN BERNARDINO – After more than five years on the run, a man wanted in the shooting death of a San Bernardino man was in San Bernardino Superior Court Thursday.
Martess Deshawn Dancy, 30, was in court Thursday morning to be assigned a public defender, according to court records. Dancy pleaded not guilty to charges of murder, shooting into an inhabited dwelling and assault with a semi-automatic weapon on Dec. 21.
The 30-year-old was arrested in Las Vegas on Dec. 11 on a $2 million murder warrant for the 5-year-old case, San Bernardino Police officials said. Records show he was extradited to San Bernardino County on Dec. 19. He is being held at Central Detention Center in San Bernardino.
Dancy is suspected of taking part in a car-to-car shooting on Aug. 2, 2007, which left Darrin Parris, 41, dead, police officials said.
Dancy's brother, Paul, 31, was also in the vehicle and was recently convicted of Parris' murder. Paul Dancy was sentenced to 108 years and four months to life, court documents show.
According to authorities, Parris and Paul Dancy, a known gang member, knew each other and had a tumultuous relationship. Officials say the two had argued a few days prior to the shooting.
That August day more than five years ago, police officials say Parris was driving north in the 1200 block of North Mount Vernon Avenue in San Bernardino, when the Dancys reportedly pulled up alongside Parris and opened fire.
Parris later died at the hospital.
Paul Dancy was found and arrested several months later is Glendale, Ariz.
According to records, it appears Martess Dancy had been living in Las Vegas for some time when he was finally arrested earlier this month.
A search of court records revealed Martess Dancy has an extensive arrest records dating back to 2001 for a variety of offenses including burglary, receiving stolen property, forgery and possession of a check with intent to defraud.
Martess Dancy is scheduled to be back in court on Wednesday.
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - The man who police say failed to stop his minivan at a stop sign and crashed into the bedroom of a 17-year-old, killing her, entered a not guilty plea at his arraignment Monday.
Ismet Sijamhodzic, 51, who's charged with vehicular homicide in the death of JaNay Jackson, waived his right to appear in court. His next pretrial hearing was set for Nov. 13, and attorneys are trying to set his trial for Dec. 10.
Sijamhodzic refused to comment as he left the courthouse after Monday's hearing. Another man walking beside him said "no comment."
Sijamhodzic was released from jail last month on $250,000 bail. He was arrested after a toxicology report showed he had Xanax and marijuana in his system at the time of the crash in August.
According to the police report, Sijamhodzic told investigators he hadn't slept in three days prior to the Aug. 28 accident.
He has a lengthy list of traffic violations and speeding tickets dating back to 1996, according to court records. Sijamhodzic was arrested in 2009 and was charged with providing alcohol to a minor.
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i would loved to have won. I am from So.Dakota, so i have never seen a beach. Heck i have never even had a honeymoon and we just celebrated our 40th anniversary. congrats. to the winner, i am sure it will be a great trip. I make a good hamburger if i do say so my self, i like to try making different foods, wish i could make one for you. A good sutter wine with it, yum...
Why bring Build a Better Burger 2010 to Miami?
Not only is Miami fabulous, fun and food-a-licious (that's right…I did just use that word), but it is the hottest spot for ANY event, especially Sutter Home's Build a Better Burger.
Here is our Top 10 list on taking Build a Better Burger to Miami Beach:
#10. Sutter Home Build a Better Burger Contest received more entries from Florida this year than any other state and let's face it, nothing says "party" like grilling on the beach.
#9. Miami Beach was dubbed the Sun and Fun Capital by Jackie Gleason back in the 1960s, and 50 years later, it is still the hottest place to party.
#8. No matter where you are in Florida, you're never more than 60 miles from a beach.
#7. South Beach has become synonymous with foodie fun – case in point, The Annual South Beach Food & Wine Festival.
#6. Snooky, the Kardashians and the Real Housewives strut their stuff on Ocean Drive.
#5. Miami is the best place to make a tackle – it has hosted more Super Bowls than any other city.
#4. Although Miami is home to plenty of manly sporting events, it is the only major city in the US to be founded by a woman.
#3. Burgers and the beach go hand in hand. Ask Rachael Ray, who launched her Burger Bash in South Beach.
#2. Chart toppers Jason Derulo, Sean Kingston and Flo Rida all call Miami their hometown. And, where would Latin music be without Gloria?
And the #1 reason Sutter Home Build a Better Burger Contest Loves South Beach is… Two words: Le Bron
Now that we've shared our top 10 with you, why don't you share some of your thoughts on Miami Beach?
What would you say the #1 reason to take Build a Better Burger to Miami Beach is?
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I think Sutter Home Build a Better Burger going to Mimi was a great idea.Miami has everything If you like the party life it's there,if you want peace and quiet you got it.If you want to soak in the sun or chill in the shade under a palm tree go for it,it's there.Now they have Lebron which is huge.How can you top that? By building a Sutter Home Better Burger in Miami.Just picture yourself under a palm tree laying by the water watching Lebron getting his game on and sinking your teeth into a Sutter Home Build a Better burger what else can you ask for.
Had I been chosen I would have loved to enjoy the beautiful sunshine and the beach. Haven't had a real vacation for 2 years. Miami Beach is the home of the Golden Girls, I still love that show! It appears a really good reason is the weather, and it seems to have many things to enjoy. I will miss out, but I hope those that have been chosen enjoy Miami to the hilt.
SUTTER HOME: Had my 'GoBigRed' Nebraska Beef: 'Surf and Turf' burger made the finals, it would have been perfect for Miami Beach. However, my wife of 51 years said she "would rather go to California!" Ha! We are busy with 'football tailgates' and family tasting the gourmet burgers....so congrats to the finalists, and good luck! GShep
Miami sounds amazing! A wonderful change for an amazing cook-off.
Take me to Miami and I'll BRING the burgers! I'll have the cooler packed with Sutter Hill wine and all the fixings! One great reason to have Build a Better Burger in Miami is it's thousands of miles from my job!!! Get me out of town! On the road again with me and my rosy red vinoooo... Goin to Miami soon... gonna be a Sutter Hill burger tycoon...
Wanted a list of winners! Where do I get it?
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Read this blog post for more information on the top 10 announcement: http://sutterhome.com/blog/2010/08/finalist-selection-process-details-in...


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In case you missed it back in 2006, our town was featured as part of The Colbert Report's "Blitzkrieg on Grinchitude" series – and we have the video to prove it!
Colbert set up a Lincoln-versus-Santa debate, with two representatives from our county.
Will was chosen by producers to be the "Santa Guy" and local historian Jerry Sanders was the "Lincoln Guy."
Poor Will – during the satellite interview, his audio earpiece worked sporadically at best, so during much of the interview he had a quizzical look on his face. It played well, though, and Colbert was delighted.
Meanwhile, the towns of Santa Clans and Lincoln City continue to exist peacefully, just four miles apart, despite what that troublemaker Colbert was trying to stir up five years ago. It was a fun experience and it's now a Christmas tradition for all of us here at the park to watch the video each year.


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Get an overview of this hotel4-star St. Louis hotel in Downtown St. Louis, walk to Busch Stadium
Popular property highlights
Located in Downtown St. Louis, this hotel is within a 10-minute walk of Citygarden and Busch Stadium. Dome at America's Center and City Museum are also within 15 minutes.
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A 24-hour fitness center, a 24-hour business center, and self parking are available at this smoke-free hotel. Free buffet breakfast and free WiFi in public areas are also provided. Additionally, meeting rooms, dry cleaning, and a front-desk safe are onsite.
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All 91 rooms offer free WiFi, coffee makers, and flat-screen TVs with cable channels. Other amenities available to guests include hair dryers, phones, and ironing boards.
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Wireless Internet access is complimentary. This 4-star property offers access to a 24-hour business center and meeting rooms. Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast each morning. This business-friendly hotel also offers a 24-hour fitness center, dry cleaning/laundry services, and a safe deposit box at the front desk. Parking is available onsite for a surcharge.
The Hotel Majestic St. Louis is a smoke-free property.
- Total number of rooms - 91
- Number of floors - 9
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To all property owners and residents of the Lake Dillon Fire Protection District,
The Lake Dillon Fire Protection District (LDFPD) is asking all registered voters and property owners to approve a 0.741 mill levy property tax rate increase. This is the first such mill levy increase the district has asked for in more than 11 years. The LDFPD receives over 90 percent of its operating revenue from property taxes. As property values have decreased, the LDFPD has experienced a 17 percent decrease in revenue, while operating expenses have continued to increase. This trend is expected to continue for the foreseeable future. In order for the LDFPD to continue to maintain the high level of service that our residents have come to expect it has become necessary to ask for this mill levy increase. The reasons for this increase have been well-documented in both the Summit Daily and in TABOR-mandated comments supporting Ballot Question 5A.
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A 100-year-old barn at the West Central Research and Extension Center in North Platte joined the past on Thursday-Friday, demolished and hauled away.
The competing newspaper in North Platte mistakenly reported that the big barn near U.S. Highway 30 would be torn down, sparking an immediate effort on facebook to save the barn that will be saved anyway. That effort was abandoned when this report was published. -Editor
The dairy barn that stood near the center of the cluster of buildings on the state farm campus was unsafe, and the demolition makes way for a new entomology research building, Facilities Manager Bob Skates said.
Skates said tile bricks walls of the dairy barn were badly cracked and the east wall was coming apart.
However, the most visible barn on the the big horse barn -- will be restored and preserved. The horse barn stands along U.S. Highway 83. It will get new storm windows, doors and soffits, if funds are approved as expected.
Skates said the two-story horse barn is uniquely built, made in 1919 of poured concrete. As far as he can tell, it's the only barn-style state-owned building that was built of poured concrete.
The new windows, doors and soffit repairs will cost an estimated $90,000. Skates has applied for the money from a state building fund.
The old dairy barn that was demolished Thursday was the first building to go up when the farm was established in 1914. The dairy research program ended in the late-1960s and the barn has been used for storage.
Several projects
Several construction projects will take place at the center this year, including:
Entomology building - 75-foot by 40-foot - $375,000.
Main office building - 50-foot by 38-foot expansion.
New greenhouse - $53,000.
New/replaced roofs - $250,000.
New doors & windows on horse barn - $90,000 (funds pending.)
Roofs will be replaced not only on seven buildings at the research center but also on another seven roofs at the Gudmundsen Sandhills Laboratory -- a working ranch north of Whitman. The total cost for the roofs will be $250,000, Skates said.
A $50,000 greenhouse will stand near wind tunnels that are used to study the effects of applied herbicides and insecticides, said Don Adams, the director of the center.
A 50-foot by 38-foot wing will be added to the main office complex -- the Synder building. That will provide eight new offices for graduate students during internships and research projects, including post-doctoral work, Skates said.
Skates said its not unusual for 45 research students to be working at the center at one time.
New entomology building
The new entomology research building will focus on the study of below-ground insects. It will be equipped for plants and root masses, so tests can be conducted on crops that are taken right out of fields in west central Nebraska.
Plants can be brought into the lab. When the roots are cleaned and washed, the soil that washes off can be collected, and all parts measured and inspected in all aspects, Adams said.
Its difficult to haul all that (plants and roots) around the state (to other labs), Adams said. It needs to be done fairly close to the fields.
He said the entomology building will accommodate both faculty and research students. It will provide the facilities needed for the center to go after research grants from agri-businesses and the federal government.
Adams said a lot of UNL research is currently focused on how to grow crops with less water. Researchers at the center study such things as irrigation, crops, soil composition and tillage.
When the new entomology building is operating, an insect researcher can join the team with knowledge of how below-ground insects affect efficient water use.
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For almost 300 years, travellers and locals alike have enjoyed first-rate hospitality on the Kronenplatz in Lenzburg. Even before the current hotel was built in 1765, reference was made to an inn standing on the very same spot in 1714. And over the centuries, the Krone has changed with the times always endeavouring to offer its guests greater comfort and style.
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In about a two minute span, I received emails from five developers about how awesome Antistar's Weapon Mod Kits is, saying, "Whoa…you have to put this up on Bethblog!"
As the title suggests, Weapon Mod Kits allows you to trick out guns found in the wastleland with silencers, extended magazines, auto-fire mechanisms, laser sights and scopes.
Antistar has a couple other mods worth checking out at Fallout 3 Nexus. His Household Water Purifier mod installs a purifier in your Megaton/Tenpenny home that allows you to convert dirty water into clean water. You'll also want to download his Nightvision Goggles mod, which use up Energy Cells you find in the wasteland.
Makes me think of the beginning of Waterworld…
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text: Politics 17 September 2012 Quotas for women on boards: all the pros and cons in one place The UK has just voted against an EU-wide quota. Sign up for our weekly email * Print HTML The UK is opposing attempts to impose a 40 per cent quota for women on all boards for companies listed within the EU, and has just recieved enough support to block it. According to the FT, a draft letter signed by nine labour and business ministers said: We agree with the commission's stance that there are still too few women on the boards of publicly listed companies [But] we reiterate that any targeted measures in this area should be devised and implemented at national level. Therefore, we do not support the adoption of legally binding provisions for women on company boards at the European level. The FT has reported that many businesses are opposed to female quotas, with Business Europe, the largest employers group in the EU, saying that they fail to address the real problems with equality in businesses. It's a fraught issue, and over the last few years there's been much back-and-forth about whether quotas damage or promote women's interests. It's irritating to see the same arguments trotted out again and again, so here's a summary of some of the strongest in both directions: Pros: 1. Here's a pretty strong one to start with: quotas are the quickest and most effective way to ensure more equal numbers of men and women on boards. 2. Quotas force the break up of elite circles that might otherwise remain unchallenged. 3. If women are promoted into positions of power, they can act as positive role models for others. 4. Once on the board, women are more likely to hire more women. 5. Quotas are not disciminatory, they simply correct existing discrimination. Is there existing discrimination? Well yes, if you a) believe that there are as many competent potential female board members as their male counterparts and b) take stock of the current imbalance in numbers. Cons: 1. Quotas discriminate against the individual men who happen to be running against a woman for a seat. 2. If women are employed through quotas, they will be seen as "token", will be less respected and will have less power. 3. Quotas set women against each other, competing for a certain number of "women's seats", which might destroy co-operation and unity. 4. Instating a quota might lend businesses to view them as a ceiling rather than a floor on the number of women, stalling progress on equality in the long run. So there they are. Have I missed any? Please leave a comment.... › By putting pressure on Obama over Israel and Iran, Netanyahu is helping Romney The first female doctor qualifies despite all male board. Photograph: Getty Images. Martha Gill writes the weekly Irrational Animals column. You can follow her on Twitter here: @Martha_Gill. Subscribe from just £1 per issue More Related articles Ruling the waves: should the UK own its offshore wind? "I'm frightened, genuinely frightened": how London terror attacks affect the rest of the country Inspiring to empower: how to solve the UK's STEM skills gap Subscription offer 12 issues for £12 + FREE book LEARN MORE Close This week's magazine


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We just received a shipment of beers from the great Las Vegas brewery Tenaya Creek. Fortunately for us, it is a total myth that what happens in Vegas stays in Vegas.
Tenaya Creek was established in 1999 by ex Utahn and Uinta brewer Tim Etter with his brothers and sisters. In early 1993, during his college days at the University of Utah in Salt Lake City, Tim's roommate introduced him to the art of making beer. From a hobby in the tiny apartment, a full time career started to blossom. Attendance at UC Davis in Northern California studying Fermentation Science was next, then back to Salt Lake City to work with a new start-up: Uinta Brewing Company. After enjoying tremendous success at Uinta, it was time to break away and create Teneya Creek Brewery.
Tim's beers are amazing and while he left Utah in order to produce them luckly for us he is bringing them back up for us to enjoy. I mean that literally as well, this order of ours was driven up to SLC by none other than Tim himself.
Hop Ride India Pale AleHop Ride India Pale Ale (7.2% alc/vol)…This beer is brewed using 2-Row, wheat, Vienna and caramel malts and is hopped with Summit's for bittering and flavor and Ahtanum for aroma. This IPA was also dry-hopped, with Ahtanum, Challenger and Chinook hops. Tenaya Creek's IPA is an American style IPA that has a high amount of bitterness but is well balanced and very drinkable.
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Calico Brown Ale (5.6% alc/vol)…Light brown in color, this ale is quite malty while the hop flavor is generally lower than that of the other ales. Don't let that leave you thinking that this beer is boring. On the contrary, this is a great brown ale. Perfect for these cooling autumn nights.
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Tandem Double India Pale Ale limited release (9.0% alc/vol) Didn't get enough hops or alcohol from Tenaya Creek's IPA? Give this Double IPA a try. While definately agressively hopped, this DIPA is incredibly drinkable and a superb addition to our ever growing list of double ipa's.


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Park 2 Park 5 Miler Race Report
Location: Bloomington, IL
Date: July 4, 2013
I ran this race for the 1st time in 2012. It was a hot and humid one then. I recall that the temp at the finish last year exceeded 90 degrees F. My finish time last year was 35:48 (7:10/mile ave. pace). Last year I placed 47/678 overall and 5/48 in AG (40-44).
The conditions were much more humane this year! Driving to the race at 6:45am, a bank clock read "72 F". It was warmer than predicted and than I had hoped for, but still decent. I arrived and found parking by 7:05am. I had plenty of time to warm up and have my self in place for an 8am start, or did I??? :-) I took a GU and stretched for a few minutes. I set off for my warm up at 7:15am. At 7:25am, I heard the National Anthem, so I stopped for it, and had a sinking feeling that I had gotten the start time wrong. Yep, I did, crap! I ran to the bathroom for a quick pit stop then made my way to the start. I managed to slip into an open spot near the front of the pack with only a few seconds to spare. The race was on!
I didn't take off too quickly, just comfortably hard. But, for a young boy running right in front of me, he was going out hard, as fast as his short little legs would go. Less than 100 meters from the start he fizzled out and pulled off to the side. A guy running to my left said "I guess he hit the wall". I burst out laughing and nearly had to pull off myself. After about 400 meters, runners were thinning out and it was time to check my pace so I looked down at my Garmin and it was not tracking. I played with it for a minute or two, but I could not figure out what the problem was. I had elasped time going, but not my pace. Oh well, I figured I could catch my splits at the clocks on the course so I pressed on.
I passed the 1st water stop, which I also assumed was the 1st mile marker, but no clock. I saw 6:32 on my watch at the 1st water stop, so I guessed that was my pace, but I honestly don't know. I passed the 2nd water stop, no clock. I was at 13:10 (possibly mile 2 there). After that point, I wasn't able to determine where I was on the course exactly. I felt I was moving along pretty well, and it felt hard enough, so I pressed on. OK, now it was HOT. I took my shirt off, instant relief. I slipped it back on before the finish because I remembered reading something about having your bib visible at the finish.
My finish time was 33:53 (6:47/mile ave pace), almost a full 2 minutes faster than last year. I was not elated with my performance, but content with it. 6:47/mile for me in 75 degree temps felt pretty hard. I felt I was pretty well prepared for this race and ran the best that I could today. Next time I will read the race flyer a LOT closer for minor details like the start time :-)
This year I placed 42/708 overall and 4/46 in AG (40-44). As for my Garmin, somehow, I managed to disable the GPS feature. It took me the longest time to figure it out after the race, because I didn't even know it was possible to disable GPS on the watch. I must have done it unintentionally when I was setting it up the night before. Live and learn, something I will check from now on.


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A new survey shows that the cost of replacing the contents of the average British home in the event of total loss (such as fire or flood) has risen by almost a quarter in just three years.
The replacement costs stand at around £55,000 according to analysis of Criterion Loss Adjuster's data by Sainsbury's home insurance.
The research commissioned by the supermarket bank reveals that homeowners typically believe their home contents are worth just over £31,000, leaving them at risk of being uninsured by around £24,000.
The most expensive single items are carpets and curtains, which are estimated to cost on average £9,000 throughout a house.
This is followed by householders' clothes and shoes, which amount to around £6,000 to replace; 62 per cent more than three years ago. Televisions, DVD recorders and game consoles cost a further £5,500 to replace; 67 per cent more expensive than in 2009, as householders increasingly invest in modern technology.
Ben Tyte, Head of Sainsbury's Home Insurance, said: "Our homes contain everything from the necessary fixtures and fittings like carpets and curtains, to our most prized possessions and gadgets, but many of us may not realise their true combined value.
"Our research reveals that the typical value of the entire contents of a home is £55,000 which is a significant sum of money."
Sainsbury's home insurance offers the following tips when considering contents insurance: n When working out how much insurance cover is required, try to add it up on a room by room basis and calculate the total cost to replace your belongings n Consider accidental damage cover and make sure it extends to soft furnishings n Think about any expensive items you may have; check your policy limits for each item and specify them on your policy n Check if your policy covers personal possessions when taken away from your home n Flat screen televisions, DVD players, computers or laptops are the kind of 'high risk items' that are easy for thieves to take from your home and then sell on. It's a good idea to mark your name and postcode on them with an invisible ink pen that shows up under ultra-violet light. That way, if they are stolen, you stand a better chance of getting them back if recovered by the police n Familiarise yourself with your insurance policy summary and documents so you don't find out you're not covered for something when it's too late.


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Kingstonian boss Alan Dowson says only time will tell if this week's sweeping changes at Kingsmeadow were the right decision.
Defender Nathan Green, midfielder Harry Harding, centre back Callum McNaughton – on-loan from AFC Wimbledon – and youngster Jack Barton have all arrived in the last seven days, with Sam Clayton, Tommy Hutchinson, Byron Napper and Dominic Sterling heading out the door.
The moves brought instant rewards in the Ryman Premier League when Andre McCollin's penalty accounted for Bognor Regis Town 1-0 on Saturday, before Kieran Murphy and Matt Pattison struck for a 2-1 win over Hendon on Monday night.
And Dowson, who takes his side to Cray Wanderers on Sunday, admitted last week's 2-1 Surrey Senior Cup exit to Corinthian Casuals was the catalyst.
"I was absolutely distraught after going out of the cup," he said.
"I've always had the backing of the board – they have been brilliant to men– but even they were saying 'what is going on?' after that.
"We needed to make the changes because we want to push on this year. It has worked – for now.
"I'll not get carried away. We'll only know if it was the right thing to do at the end of the season."


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Accountant Old Mill has raised £8,986 for Yeovil based charity School in a Bag by cycling to all five of itsoffices.
The total surpassed the original target of £2,500 and is enough to fund almost 700 school bags.
Twenty one staff from Old Mill took on the 140 mile challenge over two days, which started at the Melksham office, before visiting Wells, Yeovil, Dorchester and Exeter office.
David Rice, a financial planner from the Yeovil office who organised the event, said: "We received fantastic welcomes from all of our colleagues in the offices we visited. They provided excellent hospitality and it was a real tonic to see everyone when we arrived at each office."


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Gentle Giant, "Giant Steps" (Talking Elephant TECD 209)- This fascinating anthology first saw the light of day in 1975, capturing the highlights of Gentle Giant's vinyl output during their first five years together. The band's arcane and experimental version of prog rock drew on influences from such diverse sources as folk , jazz and classical music and was always going to be something of an acquired taste, although the quintet did bequeath several excellent albums to posterity during their creative heyday. "Nothing At All," "Alucard" and "Giant" capture the essence of Giant's complex and unsettling sound.
Tori Amos,"Gold Dust" (D.G. 479 0551)- This plushly orchestrated offering finds maverick tunesmith Tori Amos re-visiting some choice extracts from her sizeable repertoire alongside Jules Buckley and the Netherlands based Metropole Orkest. She may have been described as a "feral Kate Bush" in the past,but there's nothing particularly feral about "Gold Dust," which serves up thoughtful but relatively unchallenging new versions of melodic gems such as "Star of Wonder," "Winter" and "Silent All These Years." These newly minted reworkings may not deviate too radically from the originals but they do certainly provide an enjoyable introduction to the quirky delights of Tori's highly acclaimed back catalogue.
Matraca Berg,"Love's Truck Stop" (Proper PRPCD 107)- Matraca Berg is probably better known as a songwriter than as a performer in her own right, with three Grammy nominations to her credit in a career spanning more than two decades. The Nashville based singer's new Proper CD boasts vocal back-up from luminaries such as Kim Carnes,Gretchen Peters and Emmylou Harris and boasts some fine examples of the bittersweet country balladry which has become Berg's trademark,including touching narratives such as "Sad Magnolia," "We're Already Gone" and "Waiting On A Slow Train."
Old Crow Medicine Show, "Carry Me Back" (Atco/Decca)- This excellent string band present the music of America's rural south with a virtuosic charm which first captured the hearts of bluegrass devotees on both sides of the Atlantic when they made their album debut in 2004 with the eponymously titled "O.C.M.S." Roots music has rarely sounded more authentic and affecting since the golden days of The Band, and newcomers to the sextet's drumless acoustic sound would be well advised to lend an ear to timeless tracks such as"Carry Me Back To Virginia," "Ain't It Enough" and "Ways of Man."
Memphis Slim,"Rockin' The House" (Fantastic Voyage FVDD151)-Prolific blues pianist Memphis Slim is the subject of this fine new anthology from Fantastic Voyage. The 2 CD set draws on 50 essential recordings from the period between 1946 and his permanent departure for France in 1962,a turbulent phase in Slim's career which found him hopping from record label to record label with alarming regularity. The quality of his musical output remained consistently high throughout these years however, and compiler Neil Slaven has unearthed a string of riveting archive gems led by "Nobody Loves Me," "Messin' Around" and "Lend Me Your Love."


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EAST HANOVER, N.J., May 8, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Phil Keoghan, host of "The Amazing Race," and the women cyclists of the professional "NOW and Novartis for MS" team are joining with Novartis Pharmaceuticals Corporation for a second year in a row to raise awareness of MS. The campaign, "Together in MS," will support the MS community and show that MS does not have to define the more than 400,000 people in the U.S. living with the disease.
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This year, Together in MS will partner Keoghan and a group of world class, professional women cyclists with people living with MS to ride tandem bicycles in National MS Society Bike MS events across the country. Keoghan will ride tandem with Regina Lyalls, a dedicated mother, passionate MS advocate, and driven professional who refuses to let her relapsing MS define her.
"I am a passionate MS advocate, and raising awareness for MS is something that I've been involved with for years," said Keoghan. "Novartis shares my longstanding commitment, and I'm excited to have the opportunity to work together once again to educate and empower people living with this potentially disabling disease. Riding tandem with Regina is going to be a thrill. She's an incredible woman and an inspiration to us all."
Lyalls, Keoghan's tandem cycling partner, has a unique and very meaningful connection to the Bike MS program. "I signed up for my first ride before I knew I had MS," said Lyalls. "On the same day I received my registration packet, my doctor called with my MS diagnosis. But I didn't let my MS define me then and I'm looking forward to riding tandem with Phil to show others living with MS that they can still aspire to do great things."
The tandem cycling tour begins on May 12 near Minneapolis-St. Paul with five stops nationwide. In each city, Novartis will host rallies open to ride participants and local MS community members and supporters. Attendees will have the chance to meet with the team as well as learn valuable tips from the professional riders.
"Together in MS is an exciting opportunity for Novartis and our way to support people with multiple sclerosis and their loved ones," said Andre Wyss, President of Novartis Pharmaceuticals Corporation. "We are committed to supporting the MS community and this is a commitment that we each take very personally. I'm especially proud that hundreds of our employees will be participating as part of Team Novartis in more than 20 National MS Society Bike MS events across the country."
Together in MS builds on the success of NOW and Novartis' collaborative 2011 initiative, which inspired thousands of people while cycling over 650 miles at 10 Bike MS events throughout the country.
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STOURBRIDGE and Halesowen rally drivers are set for more action this weekend.
Steve Deeley and Damien Taft, both from Stourbridge, and Halesowen's John Conor will be competing in the Betta Somerset Stages Rally on Saturday. It is the third round of the REIS BTRDA Rally Series which will see competitors from all over the UK converging on Junction 24 of the M5 for the pre-event formalities, before heading off to Minehead for the actual start.
Having finished runner-up on the opener in the Forest of Dean and then followed it up with a record-equalling fourth victory in round two, Cumbrian Paul Bird (Ford Focus WRC) arrives in the south-west as championship leader.
However, any thoughts he and co-driver Aled Davies may have of maintaining their dominance will depend not only on a continuation of their current form, but also on what the opposition has to offer. At this stage, it is unclear just from where that opposition will come – the BTRDA Series requires each competitor to count their best six scores from the nine-event calendar towards their final tally.
Thus far, there appears to be something of a north-south divide opening up amongst contenders, with the strongest challenges coming from a number of Focus WRCs crewed by multiple Scottish Rally Champions David Bogie/Kevin Rae and defending BTRDA Gold Star winners Euan Thorburn/Paul Beaton from Duns.
The evening of Thursday, April 3 saw the Quinton Car Club awards evening take place at the The Old Halesonians Association Community Centre, Wassell Grove, Hagley. Many local competitors featured amongst the awards winners and a raffle at the event raised £194 for Midland Air Ambulance.


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The Pentagon would need to furlough "virtually all" of its nearly 800,000 civilian employees for one month between March and September if mandatory federal spending cuts go into effect in March, according to a prominent defense budget analyst.
The analysis by Todd Harrison, a defense spending expert with the nonpartisan Center for Strategic and Budgetary Assessments, is the latest chapter in the ongoing fiscal spending saga that has stymied Washington for more than a year.
"This will have a very real impact if [sequestration] goes into effect," Harrison said during a Jan. 9 briefing in Washington. "One of the first things we'll see, DoD will have to start furloughing civilian employees."
Last week, the White House and Congress reached a deal to avert tax increases for the majority of American citizens. But cuts to DoD and other federal agencies — known as sequestration — were delayed from January until March in hopes lawmakers and President Obama could agree on a comprehensive plan to reduce the federal deficit.
Under the new deal, the 2013 impact of sequestration on DoD was lowered from about $63 billion to $48 billion, according to Harrison.
The reduction required across all accounts falls to about 9 percent; however, that could fluctuate depending on the amount of unobligated money in each spending account. Military personnel coffers are exempt from the cuts, but count against the budget caps required under the law.
"I'm using an estimate here," Harrison said. "We don't actually know the unobligated balances until right before [sequestration] happens."
DoD would need to furlough basically all of its 791,000 full-time civilian employees to meet the level of cuts mandated by sequestration between March and September, the remainder of the fiscal year. DoD spends about $70 billion per year on pay and benefits for those employees, according to Harrison. Sequestration would cut 8.8 percent from that account.
"You only have seven months remaining in the fiscal year to administer that cut," he said. "By March 1, DoD will already have spent five months' worth of the money in those accounts."
That means DoD would have to reduce payroll expenses for the rest of the year by 15 percent, Harrison said.
"If you're going to reduce your payroll expenses by 15 percent for the remainder of the year and you're going to do it through furloughs, that means you have to furlough virtually every single DoD civilian for the maximum amount of time you can under the law, which is one month," he said.
Pentagon Press Secretary George Little on Jan. 8 called the current fiscal state of affairs in Washington "a mess" and "highly problematic."
"We need to avoid the fiscal cliff that we could go off on March 1," he said during a briefing. "It's time for Congress to avert sequestration once and for all … This is about the defense of the United States and the people who serve in the United States military and our civilian personnel, also, who carry out missions and support of the defense of this nation."


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A Tribute to Bent Larsen - Chess Lecture - Volume 120$19.95Jørgen Bent Larsen (1935 – 2010) was a Danish chess GrandMaster and author. Larsen was known for his imaginative and unorthodox style of play, and he was the first Western player to pose a serious challenge to the Soviet Union's dominance in chess.[1] He is considered to be the strongest player born in Denmark and the strongest from Scandinavia until the recent rise of Magus Carlsen. Learn More
The Rise of Carlsen - 2 DVDs - Chess Lecture - Volume 100$49.95In this DVD you can follow Carlsen's rise as he became the world champion through many games with his fellow top ranked grandmasters. You'll hear the expert analysis of the ChessLecture masters as they expose Carlsen's methods, give you feedback on how he gets the edge against his stellar field of opponents and show you how he breaks with some current chess theory. Learn More
A Tribute to Smyslov - Chess Lecture - Volume 88$19.95Vasily Smyslov was a Soviet and Russian grandmaster, and was World Chess Champion from 1957 to 1958. He redefined chess post WW2. He was a candidate for the World Chess on eight occasions. Smyslov twice tied for first at the Soviet Championship (1949, 1955), and his total of 17 Chess Olympiad medals won is an all-time record. In five European Team Championships, Smyslov won ten gold medals. He is known for his fantastic endgames, very dynamic sense over the board and intuitive sense of harmony. Modern champions that follow his style are Carlsen and Kramnik. Here the masters of ChessLecture review his brilliance and style in a series of stunning games. Learn More
Magnus Carlsen Madness - Chess Lecture - Volume 36$19.95IM David Vigorito & GM Jesse Kraii analysis game by game of one of the best tournament results in the history of chess. Carlsen eclipsed a stellar field consisting of Topalov, Peter Leki, Dmitry Jakovenko, Teimour Radiaboy and Wang Yue to win clear first prize with 8/10 at the category XXI Pearl Spring Chess Tournament in 2009. Magnus Carlsen is considered to be the top ranking chess player of all time to date. Learn More
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Out of stockAn all-star cast shines in this heartwarming story of one family's journey of understanding. Joe Mantegna stars as Fred Waitzkin, a sportswriter who dreams his 7-year-old son, Josh (Max Pomeranc), will grow up to play baseball. One day in the park with his mother (Joan Allen), Josh displays more than talent – he has a gift. Sensing his son is a future champion, Fred places Josh under the tutelage of a strict chess teacher (Oscar ® winner Ben Kingsley). But when Josh suddenly starts to lose, his parents must confront their own motivations, and recognize what Josh prices more than winning: his family's love. Costarring Laura Linney and William H. Macy, Searching for Bobby Fischer is a movie "not only to enjoy but to cherish" (Kenneth Turan, Los Angeles Times). Learn More
Bobby Fischer: Karpov on Fischer - VOLUME 1$24.95In a remarkable and unprecedented video-publishing endeavor, the 12th World Champion Anatoly Karpov has created a series of chess DVDs concerning the games of the American World Campion - Robert J. Fischer. Karpov has personally selected his own favorite Fischer games, played during the American's ''Quest for the Crown'' and prior to the ultimate showdown with Boris Spassky in 1972. Learn More
Gary Kasparov: My Story - VOLUME 3$24.95A close look at Garry Kasparov's career reveals a remarkable amount of sheer brinkmanship. At a time when the Soviet Union was wired with paranoia and run by invisible connections, the winds of political change were beginning to stir and the brash renegade Kasparov would be in the right place at the right time to capitalize on the new climate. Learn More
Gary Kasparov: My Story - VOLUME 1$24.95By the age of 12 Garry was the Junior Champion of the mighty USSR, the youngest ever. Back then fashion bowed to the immaculate safety-first style of the reigning titan Anatoly Karpov. Along came young Kasparov, raging onto the scene and riding some new contraption called glasnost. Learn More
A Magnum of Magnus - 4 DVDs - Chess Lecture
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Bobby Fischer: Karpov on Fischer - VOLUME 2$24.95Continue with Anatoly Karpov in his specially created series of chess DVDs about the games of the American World Champion - Robert J. Fischer. Karpov has personally selected his own favorite Fischer victories, played during the American's historic World Championship Match with Boris Spassky in 1972. Learn More
Gary Kasparov: My Story - VOLUME 4$24.95The shadows of political intrigue would threaten to do what no chess player could manage - to eliminate Garry from the hunt for the World Title. And when the long awaited confrontation between Karpov and Kasparov arrived, it turned out to be the most remarkable and controversial match ever played. Learn More
Gary Kasparov: My Story - VOLUME 2$24.95By the age of 12 Garry was the Junior Champion of the mighty USSR, the youngest ever. Back then fashion bowed to the immaculate safety-first style of the reigning titan Anatoly Karpov. Along came young Kasparov, raging onto the scene and riding some new contraption called glasnost. Learn More
Practical Rook Endgames - Chess Lecture - Volume 52$19.95Many chess books teach the Lucena and Philidor endgames - but most rook endgames start in much more complicated positions. The objective of this series is to show you what to do in the earlier stages, when things are more complex and you may not even be sure who is winning. One of the key ingredients is obtaining active play for your Rooks, King and Pawns if you can safely do so. Here are real life lessons over the board with examples from Dana's own games.Content: 126 minutes of instruction and analysis in a series of 4 lectures. Learn More
Intense Study of the Masters - 5 DVDs - Chess Lecture
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Bobby Fischer: Karpov on Fischer - VOLUME 3$24.95The 12th World Champion, Anatoly Karpov, has again selected his favorite games of the American World Champion - Robert J. Fischer. Here Karpov discusses some of the games played during the rematch between Robert Fischer and Boris Spassky in 1992. Learn More
Gary Kasparov: My Story - VOLUME 5$24.95On the eve of the most important game he would ever play, Garry Kasparov sought the advice of legends Botvinnik and Tal. If Kasparov succeeded, he would take Tal's place as the youngest World Champion in history. Learn More
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Update (6/5/13): On Monday, Burger King announced that the hands-free Whopper holder "was not produced, or distributed to guests as some reports indicate," in a statement to CNBC.
Burger King Puerto Rico celebrated its 50th anniversary by treating 50 of its most loyal customers to the Hands-Free Whopper Holder. Because, damn it, you shouldn't have to deny yourself the pleasures of eating a Whopper just because your hands are tied up playing a guitar/giving someone a tattoo/walking a pack of dogs/painting your nails/riding a bike/etc. The Whopper-eating never has to stop! Never!
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(My mind immediately went to The Onion's fast food feed bags: "It's hot steamy food in your face right now.")
About the author: Robyn Lee is the editor of A Hamburger Today and takes many of the photos for Serious Eats. She'll also doodle cute stuff when necessary. Read more from Robyn at her personal food blog, The Girl Who Ate Everything.


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Bring big flavor to your breakfast table with this easy-to-prepare menu for eight.
Breakfast is the most important meal of the day, so celebrate it in style. We've revised some classic morning favorites such as spicy sausage patties and cheesy egg casserole to lower the calories and fat but maintain the rich flavor. This spread is sure to please your guests, and they'll never guess it was so easy to prepare. It's a perfect way to treat your friends to good food and good health.
Brunch Recipes:
- Confetti Omelet Casserole
- Sparkling Orange Punch
- Breakfast Turkey Sausage Patties
- Brown Sugar-Baked Pineapple