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Intra Industry Specialisation, Trade Expansion and Adjustment in the European Economic Space
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- Antonio Aquino, 1978. "Intra-industry trade and inter-industry specialization as concurrent sources of International Trade in manufactures," Review of World Economics (Weltwirtschaftliches Archiv), Springer;Institut für Weltwirtschaft (Kiel Institute for the World Economy), vol. 114(2), pages 275-296, June.
- Cox, David & Harris, Richard, 1985.
"Trade Liberalization and Industrial Organization: Some Estimates for Canada,"
Journal of Political Economy,
University of Chicago Press, vol. 93(1), pages 115-145, February.
- David Cox & Richard Harris, 1983. "Trade Liberalization and Industrial Organization: Some Estimates for Canada," Working Papers 523, Queen's University, Department of Economics.
- Steven Globerman & James Dean, 1990. "Recent trends in intra-industry trade and their implications for future trade liberalization," Review of World Economics (Weltwirtschaftliches Archiv), Springer;Institut für Weltwirtschaft (Kiel Institute for the World Economy), vol. 126(1), pages 25-49, March.
- Greenaway, David & Milner, Chris R, 1983. "On the Measurement of Intra-Industry Trade," Economic Journal, Royal Economic Society, vol. 93(372), pages 900-908, December.
- Michael Adler, 1970. "Specialization In The European Coal And Steel Communtiy," Journal of Common Market Studies, Wiley Blackwell, vol. 8(3), pages 175-191, 03.
- David Greenaway, 1987. "Intra-Industry Trade, Intra-Firm Trade and European Integration: Evidence, Gains and Policy Aspects," Journal of Common Market Studies, Wiley Blackwell, vol. 26(2), pages 153-172, December.
- Falvey, Rodney E., 1981. "Commercial policy and intra-industry trade," Journal of International Economics, Elsevier, vol. 11(4), pages 495-511, November.
- Grubel, Herbert G & Lloyd, P J, 1971. "The Empirical Measurement of Intra- Industry Trade," The Economic Record, The Economic Society of Australia, vol. 47(120), pages 494-517, December.
- Emilio Pagoulatos & Robert Sorensen, 1975. "Two-way International trade: An econometric analysis," Review of World Economics (Weltwirtschaftliches Archiv), Springer;Institut für Weltwirtschaft (Kiel Institute for the World Economy), vol. 111(3), pages 454-465, 09.
- Finger, J M, 1975. "Trade Overlap and Intra-Industry Trade," Economic Inquiry, Western Economic Association International, vol. 13(4), pages 581-589, December. Full references (including those not matched with items on IDEAS)
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I read the entire forum and I just want to add my experience.
So far this ROM has improved the performance of my machine several times better. It was going through a lot of lag before but now it seems much smoother.
1. I did not loose the gmail widget and I was able to re-size with no problem.
2.I edit a video with the new video editor flawlessly
3. Videos (gmail rental videos app works fine now)
4. Rooted and Recovery was possible now (I could not do it in previous ROM)
5. The auto brightness seems to be working now
6. GPS works much better and faster and Maps so far has not FC.
Overall, I am very pleased.
The secret is probably to read and understand all the blurb before trying anything in terms of rooting and recovery. If I can do it, anybody can!
The only niggle I have is that the picture frame widget sometimes comes up as 2x2 and other times comes up as 3x3. Not really a problem but I can't help thinking that there must be a bit of code in there somewhere that can be altered. I am too old and not clever enough to do this but I'm sure there are many of you brilliant guys on this forum who could help here.
A challange for someone?
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C'est La Vie by Don Flood
© 2001 King Features Synd., Inc,
Roller Coaster Ride
The newest ride at King's Dominion in Virginia rockets from zero to 80 mph in two seconds — straight up in the air — and then plunges you face forward 165 feet down.
Usually, of course, they try to give these rides terrifying names like Tornado or Cyclone or Two Minute Ride with the Really, Really Long Lines.
And those names are OK, but they need a name that will really strike fear in people — something like: The Nasdaq or The DotCom Death Spiral.
(Have you noticed how the financial advice magazines have changed their focus since the market tanked? Instead of articles like "How to Invest NOW So That You Can Retire in 15 minutes," they have "Flipping Burgers at 105 and Loving It!")
They call the new ride the HyperSonic XLC, but for a roller coaster I still like the stock market theme.
You saw those pictures of the Mir falling to earth in flames?
That wasn't the Mir. That was my 401(k).
The difference was that the Mir had a much more controlled descent.
Speaking of the Mir, did you read that the Russians cosmonauts actually drank cognac and smoked an occasional cigarette while on board their space station?
The Russkies may have had their problems — they didn't supply the Mir with enough duct tape — but doggone it they know how to run a space program with a little panache.
(Increase your word power tip: "panache" is an impressive-sounding word that I'm pretty sure fits in here. Try using it yourself, especially with someone who has a very limited vocabulary!)
I'm a non-smoker myself — if I had dined on the Mir I would have requested the non-smoking section — but for some perverse reason the image of these Russian cosmonauts lighting up in space appeals to me.
Imagine a Russian Humphrey Bogart up there coolly smoking his way through disasters.
"Help! We've got another fire!"
"Give me a minute, will ya? I'm trying to enjoy a smoke."
"Space aliens heading our way!"
"Any of 'em bringing more cigarettes?"
For the International Space Station, they've probably set up a designated smoking area outside the space station — a move sure to have those Russian smokers grumbling.
Or they could do what the kids in my high school did — smoke in the bathroom.
In between classes, the smoke billowing out of the boys bathroom looked like a Saturn 5 liftoff.
If they saw this much smoke nowadays, they'd clear the building for two weeks.
Not that anyone admitted to smoking.
The vice principal, who always played the heavy in our school, would rush in saying, "Who's smoking in here?"
Amazingly enough, the smokers were never actually in there!
Oddly, though, some of the boys appeared to have smoke emanating from all their body's orifices — no doubt caused by secondhand smoke, which come to think of it hadn't even been invented yet.
And that gives me another good name for a theme park ride — The Smokin' Bathroom.


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From the Marketplace Datebook, here's a look at what's coming up Friday, Valentine's day:
- In Washington, the Federal Reserve reports on Industrial Production for January.
- To benefit our feathered friends, the annual Great Backyard Bird Count begins.
- The man responsible for a very romantic amusement park ride was born on February 14th, 1859. American engineer George Washington Gale Ferris — inventor of the Ferris Wheel of course.
- Lovely lady Mrs. Brady has a birthday. Actress and recent "Dancing with the Stars" contestant Florence Henderson turns 80.


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New apartments in the historic center of Malcesine fully equipped to accommodate up to 4 people. Each apartment has a kitchen-living room with sofa bed, a double bedroom and a bathroom.
Studio with a sofa bed for 2 people, kitchenette consists elttriche plates, refrigerator, microwave, washing machine. Independent bathroom with shower.
The apartments and studio are located in the same building. This feature can help families who want to spend their holidays together but at the same time have their own privacy.
In the atrium of the stairs there is space for bicycles.
For availability ask the owner.
New flats in the center of malcesine, composed of a double bed, a bathroom with shower and washing machine, a kitchen, living room with sofa bed, digital TV and satellite.
The activities' business as supermarket, bank, pharmacy, newsagent, restaurants and bars are within walking distance.
A mt. 50 from the Castle at mt. 100 from the cable car to Monte Baldo and the marina.
Malcesine is the ideal place for your sporting holidays, where on a cycle-walked several kilometers long, you can walk, run or nordic walking.
In Malcesine there are different schools of windsurfing, kitesurfing and sailing.
For those who love the mountains this is the perfect place to start your excursions on Monte Baldo, going up to mt. 1800 Cable car in the village tract Spino, to get off the marked trails to Malcesine.
It is advisable to request parking when booking.
Prices include: electricity, water, gas, bed linen, towels and final cleaning
Check-in from 16.00 to 20.00 Check-out by 10 am
The reservation is definitively confirmed upon receipt of a deposit of €. 200. The deposit can be made by wire transfer
Payment will be made on arrival
We do not accept credit cards
Should he have to cancel the holiday you will be entitled to a refund of the deposit to the following deductions:
50% for cancellations at least 30 days before arrival
100% for cancellations from 30 to 1 day before arrival
Small pets allowed.
Possibility of transfer from / to airport or train station
This property is perfect for a couple staying at the Garda Lake, being well located in a beautiful area. The apartment is comfortable, well equipped and exactly as described. Sandra was very helpful and even took the trouble to meet us at the bus station on arrival. We are pleased to recommend this property to others.
This apartment is very centrally located - with everything you you could wish for just a few minutes walk away. It isn't huge and it could be a bit tight for space if 4 people were staying. There were 2 of us and it was perfect. The bedroom and bathroom are a good size and there is a comfortable sofa bed downstairs. There is a full kitchen as well but with so many restaurants and bars so close by - we didn't need it! Sandra the owner was a pleasure to deal with right from the point of booking to our departure. She sorted out very reasonably priced airport transfers and was helpful and friendly throughout. I would thoroughly recommend this accomodation - it really cannot be beaten for location, price and ease. Thank you Sandra, we had a great stay.
When booking il borgo 3, we had no idea just how central the location would be. Sandra the owner was wonderful to deal with right from the point of booking up to our departure. The apartment is well maintained with a balcony that affords a great view. There is a kitchen but with so many restaurants and bars near by we didn't need it. The bathroom is spacious, the bed comfortable and there is a decent sofa bed downstairs as well. I would fully recommend this accommodation - other apartments may have more mod cons but I doubt many would measure up on price and location.
Just got back from an amazing stay in Malcesine. There were 6 of us and we have apartment 2 and 3. Both of these are on the top floor.
The apartments are clean, modern and in the most amazing location to explore the whole of Malcesine on foot.
We, personally, stayed in apartment 2 and enjoyed the double bedroom on the 1st floor with balcony that has views of the lake, castle and mountains.
We would definitely return to Malcesine again and thank the owner for her excellent service from when we arrived to when we departed.
We would 100% recommend both apartment 2 and 3 for anyone wanting to stay within walking distance of everything you need!!!!!!!!
4min walk to Castle
4min walk to Harbour
10min walk to cable car
6min walk to Spar supermarket
8min walk to Car park
Just come back from a week in this apartment. We had a wonderful time. The lake is beautiful and the town is the prettiest on the lake. The apartment had everything we needed, was in a perfect location. Right in the middle of everything but very quite as well.
The host Sandra was easy to communicate with prior to the holiday and the arrival and departure were trouble free. I cant wait to go back to stay in the apartment and would recommend it to anybody.
Very good location- close to the beach and in the very heart of the historical centre of Malcesine. Clean and well-equiped apartments. Very good customer service. Highly recommended place to stay.
Aleksandrs Bistrovs
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Durante il periodo invernale verrà applicato un supplemento per il riscaldamento, in base al consumo.
Il deposito sarà restituito alla partenza se nessun danno è stato fatto.
Gli appartamenti hanno prezzi differenti a seconda della grandezza e del periodo richiesto.
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Yashar Ismailoglu is a bon vivant septaugenarian, writer and community worker in North London, running the largest Kurdish/Turkish community organisation in Europe. He is related to the legendary Caucasian leader, Shaikh Shamil.He is the founding member of the Turkish Fine Arts Society and Toplum Postasi newspaper. He is presently associated with the Halkevi Centre, Hackney. He recently observed, "I [also] coordinate the activities of the Cypriot Community Centre, which involves mainly elderly people. Recently, the management committee changed. Therefore, they needed to change the organisational signatures for the bank account. And the bank said to me that they got specific instructions from the Home Office: any organisation that wants to open an account or authorise signatures must prove their residence; they must go personally to see the bank director and show their passport. This rule was introduced after 11 September 2001.Thus the state now controls the accounts of charity organisations and of individuals. What right do you have to know how much money I have in my bank account? But now the police have the authority, without going to court to get a warrant to get into my account. The ATCSA gives them the utmost access to the privacy of individuals or a company. So terrorism becomes an excuse or a tool for controlling society and limiting civil rights. Collecting money in Turkish society is a part of communalism, of working together. Helping an organisation is the same. Now Halkevi is organising fund-raising for the victims of the earthquake in Turkey. But the 'anti-terror' law may criminalize that".
He stood in Enfield in the 2005 parliamentary elections as a Green Party candidate, losing his deposit. He has an MSc from SOAS and an MA from Birkbeck College, University of London.


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Us Coptic Christians worried about Egyptian riots
Coptic Christians in US alarmed at deadly riots in Egypt
Islamic authorities provide counseling to Muslims after attending Methodist Church dinner
Malaysia Muslims get counseling after church meet
Christian movie "Courageous" in top 10 at box office
Christian police drama in top 10 for second weekend
Pope urges southern Italian residents to care for eachother
Pope denounces "inhuman" mafia in southern Italy
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Tornado Hits 12 States
WASHINGTON, Ill. (AP) - Damaging winds and tornadoes slammed into 12 states but the Midwest was especially hard-hit, with six people killed and entire neighborhoods destroyed. In hardest-hit Washington, Ill., law enforcement officers continued to search for victims and size up the cleanup and rebuilding job ahead. Only residents and emergency workers are allowed in.


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These specialists will be appointed as clinical faculty with WSU (10% to 20% FTE), and will work as part of a team of clinicians in a wide range of fields to prepare a curriculum that will be ready for submission to the Liaison Committee on Medical Education (LCME) for accreditation review by the spring of 2016.
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The Severe Over Premier Mixtape is a combination of Serge Severe spitting bars over some of his favorite DJ Premier instrumentals, all mixed by DJ Wels (Style Molesters/Animal Fam). There are no recreations of songs but rather a constant flow of beats and rhymes simulating a cypher session with guest emcees Al one of Sandpeople, Sole Provida and Fluent of Level Headed, and Gen.Erik of Animal Farm. This mixtape is a FREE download and serves as an appetizer for Severe's soon-to-be released album "Back On My Rhymes".
The Severe over Premier Mixtape can be downloaded at:
Serge Severe is a Portland mic-slayer on a mission. He is one of the most well-rounded, multi-dimensional MCs in the Northwest, possessing a formidable stage presence, strong song-writing skills, and ferocious freestyle ability. He has shared stages with Hip Hop heavyweights, Wu Tang Clan, De La Soul, Talib Kweli, Goodie Mob, Dead Prez and many more. He has been praised in Okayplayer and URB Magazine's Next 1000 Column, which called Serge's music "…a brand of lyricism and humor that are downright Ghostface-esque… Serge is a true wordsmith that isn't afraid to be himself."
Serge Severe and Universal DJ Sect have combined forces once again to drop their latest album "Back On My Rhymes", available in March 2011 through Focused Noise. Severe mixes his razor sharp flow over Sect's soulful and funky hard hitting production. This time around they effortlessly incorporate some of the Northwest's best emcees like Braille, Cool Nutz, Illmaculate, Theory Hazit, Luck One, Destro of Boom Bap Project, and Gen.Erik of Animal Farm. Their last album, "Concrete Techniques" was received with great praise from fans and reviewers alike, and was named as one of the top Albums in 2008 by Rapreviews.com and Hiphoplingustics.com.
Serge is also the newest member of Animal Farm, who's new album "Culture Shock" features Talib Kweli, DJ Rob Swift, and Abstract Rude, and will be available in April 2011 through Focused Noise.


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When we left the Gypsy Sisters last week, everybody was suffering from major family drama. Mellie and Nettie were struggling with their emotions about mama Lottie Mae's release from prison — and about each other. Kayla and her husband Richard were struggling with their emotions about their daughter's growing interest in boys — especially one particular gorger boy. And calm and sunny Laura was pretty much stuck in the middle of all it, as per usual.
That's right where we pick up for episode 3, aptly titled "Last Fling Before the Ring."
Mellie alternates between snuggling up to her mama like a kitten and telling her to butt out of her business. Nettie wants Lottie Mae to acknowledge that Nettie was more a parent to her siblings than was Lottie — Mellie especially — but all Lottie can do is point out how she might have done a better job of reining the girl in.And Lottie keeps begging both girls for cash.
Meanwhile, it's time for Mellie and Robbie to go shopping for wedding rings, where the bride's growing ambivalence about the whole affair becomes evident. Same goes for Nettie's announcement that she plans to host a traveling bachelorette party to Ocean City for the ladies.
Over at Kayla and Richard's, the couple are relaxing with Laura and Gus after Danielle's party, relieved that the night turned out to be a success. Later, Laura reveals her plans to surprise Kayla and Richard with a dinner outing for their 15th anniversary, to thank them for letting her and Gus bunk at their house.
As the RV loads up for Mellie's bachelorette bash in Ocean City, a special guest arrives with Kayla and Laura — Kayla's sister Annie. Mellie is delighted, though she fears for what the equally wild Annie's presence might do for her vow not to drink, per Robbie's wishes.
Will Laura's surprise dinner for her in-laws go off without a hitch? Will Mellie keep her vow of sobriety? Will Mellie still be engaged when the RV heads for home? And exactly how much butter CAN Laura eat?
Find out when Gypsy Sisters: "Last Fling Before the Ring" premieres Sunday, Feb. 17 at 9/8CT on TLC.
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Out's Fashion and Market Editor Michael Cook recently visited B.O.R.N., the eclectic Harlem-based New York City boutique, which will be featured on FYI's new "lifestyle makeover" series, B.O.R.N. to Style. He interviewed Jonathan Bodrick about his influences (read the full interview) and selected five of his favorite looks and how they can incorporate the pieces into their own wardrobe.
B.O.R.N. to Style premieres Tuesday, July 15 at 10ET/11PT on FYI
"This bright blue blazer is so fun! What a great addition to the usual grey, navy and black repertoire of suiting for men," says Cook. "Wear this blazer with anything—jeans or slacks, dressed up or down it's sure to make a style statement."
"I love this Native American print inspired bag. Change it out for that ratty ol' gym bag you've been carrying—trust me, it'll make a world of difference and set you apart from the crowd," says Cook.
I'm always a fan of cowboy boots. They make your butt look great and give a dash of bad boy attitude to any look. The great thing about vintage ones, is they're already worn in for you, so you don't have to go through that painful break in stage. Just don't wear them with shorts—trust me.
Michael Cook: "In case you haven't been following the latest menswear trends, or have been living under a rock somewhere, prints are back. Big, fun, vibrant prints. So shirts like this vintage Sugar Daddy shirt are a great addition for the trendiest look. Wear it with something simple down below to keep from looking like a clown!"
"Most of the ties I own are vintage," Cook explains. "They are always beautifully constructed and have some of the most interesting looks. Wear them like any of your other ties, just be prepared for the compliments."


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A recent business conference for teachers led to Tuesdays tour of Flora Pacifica for Connie Budges first grade class from Kalmiopsis Elementary School.
Budge attended the sixth annual Gettin Down to Business symposium in Bandon, which was sponsored by the Menasha Corp., where each teacher was paired with a business person.
Cherie Mitchell from Flora Pacifica drove to Bandon to meet with me for three hours, Budge said.
Mitchell has been working with Budge to help her bring the business world into the classroom, Budge said.
As the class toured Flora Pacificas herb garden, Mitchell talked about the plants uses.
Why do we plant herbs, she asked.
Because theyre pretty, a student said.
We use them for medicine and we use them for cooking, Mitchell said.
Lambs ear is an example of a medicinal plant. It will heal a cut, Mitchell said. Soldiers used it for bandages in the Civil War.
As the children picked bits of rosemary, Mitchell said, Its wonderful with fish and with all kinds of meat.
We sell more rosemary than any other plant, she said.
Rosemarys roots will keep the ground from washing down hill when it rains, she said.
Deer wont eat it, it grows fast and it smells good, she said.
There are many kinds of scented geraniums. Some smell like roses, lemons or limes, Mitchell said.
Because rose oil is expensive, rose geranium is used, Mitchell said.
Digitalis or fox glove, that is (a plant) you dont ever want to eat, Mitchell said.
It is used to make medicine for people who have weak hearts.
Mitchell told the children now is a good time to learn which plants are edible and which are poisonous.
If you ever did get lost out in the woods there are a lot of plants you could eat,she said.
In Flora Pacificas shop the students viewed wreaths, many of them created with plants they had seen outside in the garden.
Herbs supplied by Mitchell have been planted in the community garden at Kalmiopsis Elementary School.
The kids really own that area now, Budge said.
Much of what Mitchell has been sharing with the class has been worked into other lessons like science and math, Budge said.
Its made it really meaningful to them. They are wanting to do everything now.
Budge said the teachers symposium was fabulous and recommends it to other teachers.


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May 11, 2016
WATCH: Brexit movie reveals how SMUG Eurocrats have shot our democracy down in FLAMES
Durkin, an ex-BBC producer, told Express.co.uk: "The EU is totally unaccountable and totally anti-democratic. The idea of 'pooling sovereignty is just a lie.
"I want to spell out the choice before us – do we want to live under Europe-wide government a vast state machine which few of us understand run by people we don't know, with the power to impose laws on us that we haven't debated,
"I want to look at the dangers of tying our fate to countries drifting towards political extremism I want to show a side of the EU they don't want us to see – the sprawling self-serving bureaucracy, the lack of accountability, the perks, the waste."


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Samsung offensive. In May, the South Korean group sounded the charge in the categories smartphones and tablets. However, the long awaited Samsung Galaxy S4 top smartphone could not win the first place in our top 10. Otherwise, the device were not that exiting as the S4. Nevertheless, it was not boring in May.


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Jellico turned the ball over 31 times against Oliver Springs on Tuesday night.
The Lady Bobcats would turn those takeaways into 39 points, as they took the District 4-A win, 67-24.
"You can't do that," head coach Nancy Douglas said. "You can't handle the ball like that. You've got to see the whole floor. I'm not going to make any excuses for it. We've just got to work harder on changing things."
Located inside the old Woodson's Mall, Elite Martial Arts is training true fighters.
John Long and Ed McDonald work together in teaching different sports such as sports jujitsu, sports grappling and kickboxing.
"Martial Arts is not difficult," Long, the head instructor said. "That doesn't mean it's easy. The moves are not difficult, but getting good at the moves is the most difficult part."
I'll have to be honest. When I first heard that Butch Jones was hired for the University of Tennessee job, I wasn't the happiest.
I mean, he did get beat by Derek Dooley, 45-23.
However, after looking up more about Jones and hearing him speak at his press conference last Friday, it seems like he's going to become the perfect fit for the University of Tennessee.
After all, it is his dream job.
With 2:48 left in the third quarter, the Clinton student section had already done their game-winning chant as the Dragons led by nine.
However, as "Bad to the Bone" played with 20 seconds left, the electricity in the air changed as Campbell County trailed by only one, 43-42.
That's when Gunner St. John proved just how bad to the bone he really was.
Fellow senior, Clay Gaylor, hit St. John in the post for a half hook shot that found nothing but the bottom of the net.
Following the Sevier County game, Lady Cougar head coach Ryan Browning said his team needed to dominate the paint in order to win ball games.
Against District 3-AAA foe, Clinton, that's exactly what they did in order to come out with a 50-31 victory over the Lady Dragons.
"That was something big," Browning said. "I though we had a chance to get it in there. Their post is a little bit slow of foot at times when she rotated. I thought we did a good job."
Close games were all around for the Campbell County 7U team in the 2012 Gatlinburg Thanksgiving Classic.
After falling by a combined 12 points in their two games during the Battle in Rocky Top, things only got closer in Gatlinburg.
On Thursday, Thanksgiving Day, the Cougars fell 20-19 to the Glen Este Trojans of Ohio. Friday, they lost in a 0-0 overtime game, as the Amelia Barons gained more yardage during the overtime period.
The road wasn't easy for the Lake City Mavericks during the 2012 Gatlinburg Thanksgiving Classic.
After the tournament combined the 8U Central and National divisions, the competition became even greater for the Turkey Bowl.
If a team was to lose in the first round of the 8U National division, it would fall into the Central division with hopes of winning a championship in that league.
However, after a 13-6 victory on Thursday night, the Mavs were looking to face off with the big dogs.
Jacob McGuire has become the go-to-guy for the Jacksboro Eagles.
In five games, McGuire has scored a total of 65 points for the Eagles, as they have opened up a three-game winning streak.
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When Turkeys Fly
Cidu Bill on Nov 26th 2008
Off-topic, of course, but… Can anybody think of a single line, used only once in a single television episode, that's as memorable (and capable of evoking memories of the entire episode) as "As God is my witness, I thought turkeys could fly"?
Filed in Bill Bickel, Thanksgiving, WKRP, television, turkeys | 70 responses so far
70 Responses to "When Turkeys Fly"
Nicole Nov 26th 2008 at 12:30 pm 1
I can't — but Les Nessman was (and still is) one of my favorite TV characters — he brought new meaning to the word surreal.
A different Patrick Nov 26th 2008 at 12:52 pm 2
I loved it when Les was reading the banner flying behind the airplane (or was it a helicopter?):
"Haaappppy Thaaanksssgiiiiving frooom W… K… R… P!"
heather Nov 26th 2008 at 01:35 pm 3
That's certainly up there (and it was the station manager wassisname who said that line, IIRC, not Les Nessman)…
But how can anything top "THERE… ARE… *FOUR*… LIGHTS!!!"
Another BF Nov 26th 2008 at 01:40 pm 4
"You should wear more sweaters"
It may not top the WKRP line, but it's gotta come close.
Elyrest Nov 26th 2008 at 01:53 pm 5
Just hearing that line made me laugh out loud again. That episode of WKRP makes my top 10 of favorite episodes. Oh, the humanity!
assdad Nov 26th 2008 at 02:21 pm 6
This reminds me of a Married with Children episode: Kelly wants to save her turkey from being eaten so she throws it out of a second floor window. She ends up crying, admitting that she did not realize turkeys were flightless, while everyone else, including the dog, acknowledges that he was aware of this fact. I love Married with Children.
assdad Nov 26th 2008 at 02:24 pm 7
Another great Married with Children moment I just remembered:
Bud: "Kelly doesn't even know the difference between down and up!"
Kelly: "Down [your ass,] Bud!"
Dave Nov 26th 2008 at 02:35 pm 8
I upgrade this stock from "Sell" to "Don't Buy".
Does it for me.
Usual John Nov 26th 2008 at 02:48 pm 9
Another BF - I saw that episode of Newhart, and I still had to look up the quote. I've never seen the famous turkey episode of WKRP in Cincinnati, but I instantly recognized the quote.
Another contender: "And I, for one, welcome our new insect overlords."
Eric Herboso Nov 26th 2008 at 02:52 pm 10
I agree with heather. "There are FOUR lights" is definitely the single most poignant one I can think of that recalls to mind a single episode.
Lola Nov 26th 2008 at 03:09 pm 11
Not to be the nerdie nudge (oh, what the heck, go for it) but turkeys most defiitely can fly. I've seen it with my own eyes, but don't take my word for it, consider how they could possible have survived till now if they didn't. They don't really have any other defenses unlike a cassowary or ostrich which are quite able to disembowel those that would prey on them. Now those inbred monstrosities that are called turkeys that are sold at the grocery store? They couldn't survive a week outside of a feed lot and have been engineered so entirely for other purposes that they cannot fly. Of course, a part of me wonders that if one of those chicks were hatched in a wild nest and were actually encouraged to use their wings, would they be able to fly in some fashion or another. That would be interesting to know…..turkey nuture vs nature.
Brian Nov 26th 2008 at 06:08 pm 12
Wild turkey can fly, but domesticated (raised for food) turkeys can not. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turkey_(bird)
Brent Nov 26th 2008 at 06:30 pm 13
"There are FOUR lights" isn't that memorable. It's a thinly veiled version of "2 + 2 = 5″ from Orwell's 1984 in an episode that borrows a huge chunk from 1984… an, quite frankly, Orwell did it far better (possibly because he was satirically working from the actual Communist slogan).
ease99 Nov 26th 2008 at 10:39 pm 14
"There are four lights" wins hands down. It's like opening the dike and it all comes rushing in. He could have shuffled off and said nothing,and all would be well but those four words have a huge impact on me. and always will.
A warm and safe Thanksgiving to all
Charlene Nov 26th 2008 at 11:01 pm 15
Wild turkeys can fly, but commercial turkeys can only fly a little - and not when pushed out of a helicopter.
I'm a Trekkie, and I wouldn't put "there are four lights" on the same scale as "as God as my witness". The second is much better known, and known worldwide at that.
I remember in the mid-80s, CBC in Canada specially licensed the turkey show to show on Thanksgiving, long before the rest of WKRP was syndicated.
heather Nov 26th 2008 at 11:30 pm 16
I'll agree that the turkeys line is more widely known… but I wonder if there's a generational thing? Do today's teenagers know the turkeys line? I know my son doesn't, but I think he knows about the lights.
My husband offered up another one: No soup for you!
dd Nov 27th 2008 at 01:33 am 17
Brent, the ST line is certainly memorable for a lot of people, as you can see, Orwell or no.
I didn't know the turkeys line, and I'm 31. I'm ashamed to admit the first thing that popped into my head was "We we ON a BREAT!!"
I'll go play with dolls now.
dd Nov 27th 2008 at 01:34 am 18
We were ON a BREAK, that is…
The pre-thanksgiving wine is a bit too good
Lorraine Nov 27th 2008 at 05:41 am 19
IDU any of this.
chuckers Nov 27th 2008 at 06:36 am 20
"Oh the humanity!"
Miss Appropriate Nov 27th 2008 at 09:05 am 21
I had no idea that hearing that line would trigger a high-speed full flashback of the entire aftermath scene… the look on Les' face… I can only decribe the sound I made as a loud guffaw that might have woken the neighbors. Thanks for the laugh, Bill!
chuckers Nov 27th 2008 at 09:45 am 22
Dwayne James Nov 27th 2008 at 10:32 am 23
And the award for the shortest, and most memorable line definitely has to go to:
"I'm out."
Powers Nov 27th 2008 at 10:38 am 24
(you'll have to copy and paste the addresses into your browser; if I made them clickable links Bill would have to approve this message before it could appear)
I have no idea what the "sweater" and "stock" quotations are from. =)
bob Nov 27th 2008 at 10:44 am 25
Yes! Every Thanksgiving for 30 years (plus?), I've thought about this episode with glee. Has to be among my top 5 TV shows ever. Also, does everyone know this episode is based on a real event in Atlanta? WKRP was based on stories about the local WQXI station in late 60's/early 70's. Lots of stories available if you google "turkey lenox atlanta wkrp" Lenox Mall is location of the infamous turkey drop.
Lost in A**2 Nov 27th 2008 at 11:08 am 26
The "sweater" comment was the last (almost last?) line the final
episode of "Newhart," said to Ms Pleshette as Emily.
David A. Rooney Nov 27th 2008 at 12:38 pm 27
I once mmanaged to record (audio only) the WKRP episode, replayed it for my family and everyone roared - even without the visuals its hilarious. Anyone know where I can find a copy of that episode to show my 6 year old son?
eeyore19 Nov 27th 2008 at 12:48 pm 28
"Oh, my nose!"
UXO Nov 27th 2008 at 01:24 pm 29
David - it's on the first season DVD compilation. Got mine at Costco.
Irene Nov 27th 2008 at 01:39 pm 30
My 10 year old daughter last week asked me if turkeys can fly. I burst out laughing…and then tried to explain the episode to my children who have never seen WKRP.
I had tears streaming down my face as I tried to eulate Arthur Carlson saying that line.
I am a trek fan big tie- but four lights is a whole different category of memorable….
Frosted Donut Nov 27th 2008 at 02:54 pm 31
Watch the entire episode for free (with a few short commercials):
I love the net!
assdad Nov 27th 2008 at 07:17 pm 32
I have a better line from a Futurama episode:
Leela: "No, Bender, no matter how suicidal this is you hve to go through with it!"
Fry: "How come, whenever I want t dosomething fun that will kill me, you don't allow it?"
"This isn't Like that marble-eating-contest, Fry!"
assdad Nov 27th 2008 at 07:25 pm 33
"I didn't want to be a barber, I wanted to be a lumberjack!"
"You whizzed on the electric fence, huh?"
"Most deals in infomercials are lies, just like the Holocaust [phones ring!]"
"This sketch was a satire and if you don't understand that you must be a retard [phones ring!]"
assdad Nov 27th 2008 at 11:11 pm 34
"…Now, it's Monty Python's Flying Circus!"
"Spam, spam, spam…"
"You're a very silly man and I shan't be talking to you anymore."
I love Monty Python.
assdad Nov 27th 2008 at 11:15 pm 35
A great Saturday Night Live Sketch, the final line is the greatest one in the history of television:
"Jigaboo!" "Honky!"
"Tar baby!" "Ofay!"
"Porch monkey!" "White Devil!"
"Macaaca!" "Cracker!"
"Nigger!" "[Emotionless] dead honky."
Nicole Nov 27th 2008 at 11:18 pm 36
I love Monty Python too — but I am not sure that is quite qualifies, since it was more of sketch TV , but since you brought it up
"E's pinin' for the fjords'
"Nobody expects the Spanish Inquisition"
But here is one for the over 40 crowd that will evoke an entire series — "Sorry about that chief" and from the same series "that's craw not craw"
assdad Nov 27th 2008 at 11:38 pm 37
"Mr. Shyamalan, those are plot twists not stories."
"[Mel Gibson] is crazy but he knows story structure."
"Maybe [if he needs to concentrate] he should go to a concentration camp!"
Pinny Nov 28th 2008 at 03:53 am 38
Re: Nicole (#33):
"Very amusing, Mr. Smart. I suppose you can guess what they call me."
"No, Mr. Smart. I am employed by KAOS, the international organization of evil. My name is the Craw."
"The Craw..?
"NO, no, not the Craw…the CRAW"
"Missed by that much!"
"Would you believe…."
assdad Nov 28th 2008 at 12:26 pm 39
"I'm not goig to Hell, Butters, I'm not Black!"
Patrick Nov 28th 2008 at 01:25 pm 40
Wait . . . everyone else in this forum got what Dwayne was refering to? Personally, I have no idea what "I'm out" is supposed to mean.
Nicole Nov 28th 2008 at 02:01 pm 41
Patrick — don't feel bad — I haven't gotten most of the quotes on this thread — I am just not that much of a TV watcher
Powers Nov 28th 2008 at 02:02 pm 42
Patrick: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Contest
And those of you quoting Get Smart — remember that Bill said "used only once in a single television episode". =) Catch phrases are something else entirely.
Nicole Nov 28th 2008 at 03:56 pm 43
Powers — I knew that — I just didn't care — LOL
Frank Nov 28th 2008 at 07:10 pm 44
Any geezers out there? "But most of all, I remember Mama." …
Eric L Nov 28th 2008 at 11:03 pm 45
This one is very recent so I have no idea how timeless it will become, but will anyone who saw the final episode of THE SHIELD ever here the phrase "Family meeting" and not have flashbacks?
eeyore19 Nov 29th 2008 at 03:41 pm 46
Here's another short one:
assdad Nov 29th 2008 at 11:23 pm 47
"Ha ha ha ha ha, I made you eat your parents!"
"Well, It appears science has failed again, infront of overwhelming religious evidence."
"What's science ever done for us? T.V, off!"
"[Same character who said the last quote] ooh, I hope medical science can cure this!"
assdad Nov 30th 2008 at 11:40 pm 48
"You think we're going to sprout wings and become angels? There is no after, only this!"
House, despite being a sociopathic son a bitch, can be quite accurate.
Joe Dec 1st 2008 at 12:19 am 49
This one isn't from a sitcom, but I think it qualifies:
"It's a cookbook!"
BillClay Dec 1st 2008 at 12:26 pm 50
"Jane, you ignorant slut."
Jrsy Boy Dec 1st 2008 at 02:53 pm 51
"I'm out" was Kramer losing The Contest because he was not Master of his Domain.
Bill Dec 2nd 2008 at 05:47 pm 52
Not that there's anything wrong with that.
Cidu Bill Nov 25th 2009 at 05:29 pm 53
Ease99, "There are four lights" wasn't the best line in that episode for me. It was "I saw five lights."
Tim Nov 27th 2009 at 07:16 am 54
"I gotta have more cowbell!"
David A. Rooney Nov 27th 2009 at 12:10 pm 55
Joe - I actually received a genuine cook book based soley on that Twilight Zone episode. It was written by Carl Wurf, with the title provided by Damon Knight. It includes such ethnic delights as Haggis made from a Scottsman.
Rasheed Nov 27th 2009 at 02:30 pm 56
The first WKRP series was just before my time. I do remember some of the more colorful characters, and did see some of the sequel series when it was new. I don't know this turkey business, but if I am understanding your question correctly, does "NO SOUP FOR YOU!!!" work? I have seen maybe 5 Seinfeld episodes out of the entire run, but the Soup Nazi was one of them. I don't know if that line came back or not.
Dave Nov 29th 2009 at 10:21 pm 57
I think that the power of "As God as my witness…" is that it conjures the entire essence of the grand theme of the episode. I never saw the Star Trek episode, but wiki'd the Four Light's reference, and I'd have to agree with CIDU Bill that if I had known the Orwellian context at the time "I thought I saw five lights" is what would have given me chills (it does even just reading about the episode).
"You should wear more sweaters" is right up there, but that whole episode was so sublime that the one phrase doesn't capture all of it.
How to Serve Man is also up there, but for me that "shock" came from Treehouse of Horrors
And "I'm out" is hands-down the funniest moment in television history for me… I'm 42.
Shu Nov 26th 2010 at 12:27 am 58
"There are four lights" !
Detcord Nov 26th 2010 at 04:45 am 59
I was going to write that this is all blank to me (mostly because I haven't owned a TV for many years - and didn't watch much TV (lack of time) when I did have access to one.
And I would challenge Charlene (15)'s claim that, "The second is much better known, and known worldwide at that." Never heard of it, and I am most definitely a Star Trek fan - though not a trekkie as I couldn't stand the few bits of "The Next Generation" I've seen (I refuse to apend Star Trek to that title) and am not all that keen on many of the movies. The first one nearly killed it for me.
However, Nicole (once again) saved the day - and her (43) line was an LOL for me - and prompted me to write.
Nice one, Nicole!
Detcord Nov 26th 2010 at 08:35 am 60
Either I'm nuts (not an impossible scenario ), or this particular thread has vanished from the the normal selection list. I also notice that a number of the user-posted links in this thread now report being blocked due to Fox copyright issues.
I don't suppose the two are related in any way….? Hmmm?
Meryl A Nov 30th 2010 at 02:16 am 61
Frank - I watched "I Remember Mama" when I was young. Watch the movie whenever it is on, and have several copies of the book. That line is the same in the book, but much of the rest of the intro has been changed in the movie. I presume also in the tv show, but don't remember it well enough.
I am surprised that WKRP is on hulu and dvd as there was a problem putting it into syndication as they had to get licenses for all the songs they played during the series. Sort of like why "Bosom Buddies" did use the same music in syndication, but there were so many more songs they couldn't deal with it.
Morris Keesan Nov 24th 2011 at 04:53 pm 62
Three years later, I'm a little surprised that nobody (including me) has yet mentioned "A little song, a little dance, a little seltzer down your pants".
fuzzmaster Nov 24th 2011 at 09:42 pm 63
"I hate spunk."
Cidu Bill Dec 22nd 2011 at 01:31 pm 64
Morris, I think that line predates television.
Cidu Bill Dec 22nd 2011 at 01:33 pm 65
How did I forget "Don't you think she looks tired?"
ja Dec 22nd 2011 at 05:04 pm 66
@62, @64
The line may predate television, but I knew **exactly** what episode he was referring to…
Poor Chuckles… shelled by a rogue elephant…
Soup Dragon Nov 28th 2013 at 01:41 pm 67
As this thread has been reopened, I'll submit my suggestion: "You invaded Poland!"
Never seen this WKRP thing, so I can't compare. The hulu thing doesn't work in my part of the world.
Happy Thanksgiving to all you Yankees!
Less Reality, More Fantasy, No Baby Blues Nov 30th 2013 at 06:29 pm 68
You reminded me of the Mr. Hilter sketch from Monty Python, a classic. Every line in that is great.
Speaking of contrasts between violence and lighthearted things, I wish there were fewer tonal shifts in Almost Human. I think the idea of that show is to contrast the horrors of violence and human nature with the wonders of futuristic technology, but all the shifts into things like buddy cop drama, comedy and other genres water down the message. I might be overthinking it, though.
Family Guy had a really good episode after the original thread was posted: Brian wrote a very successful play by stealing ideas from terrible C.B.S. sitcoms and romantic movies. It was very funny, probably clever before Family Guy stole the idea, and the scene where Stewie sacrificed his own play by adding bits of Brian's play was very nice.
This line was not from a very good Simpsons episode, one with way too much cutesy shit and filler, but it was a good line: "Oh man, cheerleaders were at our house and I missed them?" One of a few good moments in a forgettable episode.
Speaking of comedies that center around radio stations, I wonder if the plans for a Frasier spinoff starring Freddie and Niles's son will ever bear fruit? I love Frasier, but half of the fun of that show came from the fact that he and Niles were rich, out of touch and stupid; the spinoff is based on their children, who are familiar with modern technology, social trends and the problems of the poor, which seems to defeat the purpose.
JerrytheMacGuy Nov 30th 2013 at 10:54 pm 69
The episode of Fawlty Towers called "Basil the Rat" gets me every time I see it, especially when the housecat is mistaken for being poisoned by eating veal when in fact it is just coughing up a hair ball:
[Terry is examining a piece of possibly-poisoned veal the cat had been chewing on]
Terry: Right! Now, how's the cat?
Basil Fawlty: [Incredulously] How's the c…? How's the cat? We're about to take the life of a public health inspector and you want to know "how's the cat"? IT'S GONE TO LONDON TO SEE THE QUEEN! What're we going to do?
Polly: [bringing in the cat] He's fine!
Terry: Great!
Basil Fawlty: [leaping about hysterically] HOORAY! HOORAY! THE CAT LIVES! THE CAT LIVES! LONG LIVE THE CAT! What are we going to DO?
Terry: Mr. Fawlty - if the cat is all right, that means that slice is all right.
Jeff S. Dec 1st 2013 at 01:41 am 70
If I can't choose the WKRP line, "I'm out" was the first line I thought of that matches the criteria given. I can see Kramer coming into the room, slapping his money down on the counter, and claiming, "I'm out!"
#1 — "As God is my witness…"
#2 — "I'm out!"
While the "four lights" line is memorable, I think the most memorable line from ST:TNG is, "I am Locutus of Borg. Resistance is futile" (although the second line is used repeatedly throughout any episode with the Borg, it unique in this situation).


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"We have a young team that's maturing," coach Thomas Fuccillo said. "They're just doing real well and it's a product of their hard work. I wish I could tell you I had a special formula but the guys are just dedicated and getting better."
The Cougars are led by a core of young players, including junior defensman Brett Rooney. Fuccillo said Rooney is one of the top blue line players in the league, and "doesn't leave the ice," logging more minutes than anyone on his team.
Up front, St. John's leading scorer is sophomore forward Chuckie Peck. With him are centers Matthew O'Shaughnessy, a junior, and Josh Wager, a senior who Fuccillo said is one of the smartest players he's coached.
"Wager has incredible hockey IQ. All he cares about is winning," Fuccillo said. "He's not a stat guy but he accumulates a lot of [points] because of that. He gets Chuck and Matt the puck so they can do their thing."
Fuccillo said he feels his team can compete with anyone this season, and hopes to be one of the last teams standing at the end of the season. The biggest difference from two seasons ago, he said, is the selflessness and commitment that this team displays every time they step on the ice.
"In the past we were more selfish, and now we're buying into the team concept," Fuccillo said. "It's a big help when you don't have egos."


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Fountain Hills Rural Metro fire chief died Saturday after a lengthy battle with cancer, the emergency services organization said.
Chief Scott LaGreca had retired from the Chicago Fire Department prior to coming to Rural Metro, where he spent 17 years working in the community.
"Scott was all about the community and his fellow fire fighters," said Rural Metro spokesman Colin Williams. "He will be greatly missed."
Rural Metro said it is working with family members to plan a memorial service.
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Uniquely shaped for pinpoint stimulation, The Beauty is compatible with both Vac-U-Lock and O-ring harnesses. A rounded tip makes insertion easy while the gentle curve and textured surface make precise G-Spot massage a doddle.
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Tapered in design, this dildo has a slender 4 inch tip which graduates to a satisfying 6.5 inch girth at the base - perfect for taking your pleasure to the next level.
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Reviewed: 29 October 2013 by truegrace
The DJ Beauty dildo, for a silicone toy, is quite amazing to look at.
If you are generally put off by 'realistic' looking dildos this will be right up your street.
It comes in a purple colour and is both Vac-U-lock and O-ring compatible so designed around harness play and is part of the platinum collection.
The dildo itself has a tapered tip, which is about 1 inch in diameter (just a bit smaller than 2 fingers) so is ideal for beginners. There is quite a curve to the tip (as it has been designed around G-spot stimulation) so may look a bit off-putting and feel a bit 'weird' if you're not used to the angle, but due to the smooth surfaces of the tip it slides in easily with a bit of lube.
The material is quite firm but has 'just enough' give in it in my opinion, especially for G-spot stim.
The ridges and bumps further down the shaft really do feel a pleasure to slide in and out. Although they are quite small to look at due to the design of them, they really do feel amazing and totally add to the whole feeling of this toy.
We have also found this toy is pretty good for P-spot play. The curve isn't quite enough to hit it easily, but we found with a bit of manoeuvrability that it really does feel good, so a massive plus that we can both get pleasure from this.
Also because this tapers out near the base to approx 2 inches it really does work on stretching if you slowly easy the taper in.
There was a very slight smell when it was straight out of the box, but after a good clean (which we do with all our toys before use) the smell was non-existent, so a thumbs up for that as there is nothing worse than a smelly toy!
We are very impressed with this addition to our collection. It's definitely different from the realistic attachments (which tend to put us off a bit) and looks far less intimidating, as well as a bit more fun!
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This slim 7 inch Beauty, as it is named, is an amazing G-spot massageer with its tapered tip. When used in the harness or used on its own it hits the G-spot perfectly, giving me a very nice Shakin' Stevens O. If you like your G stop being stimulated I would highly recommend this toy.
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What I like about this is my partner could DP with me with the aid of the Beauty hitting my G-spot.
I used this with my Doc Johnson Vac-U-Lock Ultra Harness Kit. The harness is adjustable, so no issue if you have a tiny waist or big waist as it adjusts up to 44 inches.
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Ashworth to start England role early
Dan Ashworth has been released from his West Bromwich Albion contract to start work early as the Football Association's director of elite development.
West Brom chairman Jeremy Peace has agreed to cut short Ashworth's 12-month notice period at The Hawthorns, which was scheduled to run until the end of the season.
Ashworth will now be free to start work at St George's Park on Monday, but will still work for the Baggies one day each week on a consultancy basis until the summer.
Peace said: "Dan has worked tirelessly for this football club for the past nine years and leaves with our best wishes.
"He has remained fully committed to his club responsibilities since it was announced last September he would be leaving, for which I would like to thank him."
Ashworth's consultancy role until the end of the season is designed to ensure the handover of duties to Richard Garlick, who was appointed as sporting and technical director (designate) in January, continues to run smoothly.
"The handover process with Richard has gone extremely well, which has enabled us to agree to an early departure date with the FA for Dan, and we now look forward to Richard building on the solid foundations laid by Dan," said Peace.
Ashworth is excited at the prospect of working for The FA and believes he can be proud of the achievements during his nine-year spell at the Hawthorns.
"I have had nine fantastic years here and I just want to say a big thank you to everyone connected with the football club - the staff, players and supporters," said Ashworth.
"As with any football-related job, there have been some lows but we have managed to bounce back from them all and there have undoubtedly been far more highs.
"I would like to say a special thank you to the chairman and board for giving me the initial opportunity to join the youth set-up in 2004, for my promotion to the sporting and technical director post and for allowing me to take up my duties with the FA as soon as possible.
"With the January transfer window now closed, the team having already amassed 40 points and Richard very much hands on in his new role, we all agreed this would be an appropriate time for me to move on, although I will continue to help the club in any way possible in my consultancy capacity."
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Cardinal Back in Action
Stanford's men's swimming and diving team starts its 2017-18 season this upcoming weekend when it travels to Salt Lake City for a coed conference dual meet at Utah.
Alumni Meet Announced
The Stanford men's and women's swimming and diving teams will host the programs' annual alumni meet at 5:30 p.m. PT on Oct. 13 in conjunction with the University's annual homecoming weekend.
Fourteen to Swim Nationals
Thirteen current and future Stanford swimmers will compete in the Phillips 66 National Championships this week with a chance to qualify for the 2017 World Championships in Budapest, Hungary, on July 14-30.
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Sixteen members of the Stanford men's swimming and diving team were selected College Swimming and Diving Coaches Association of America (CSCAA) Scholar All-Americans, as announced by the organization on Wednesday.
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At the Chinese Foreign Ministry's regular press conference last week, spokesperson Liu Weimin's revealed that Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao was awarded "the Best Friend of American Worker" by the US International Longshoremen's Association. The Chinese ambassador to the United States reportedly received the award on his behalf. Liu explained:
It is learned that this year marks the 10th anniversary of the cooperation between China Cosco Group and the US port of Boston. The past decade has witnessed sound cooperation between the two sides, which sustains and creates a large amount of job opportunities for Boston. It reflects the mutually beneficial nature of China-US economic cooperation and trade. The award presented by the US International Longshoremen's Association to Premier Wen Jiabao is to thank the Chinese Government for its efforts to encourage Chinese enterprises' investment in the US and to promote bilateral economic cooperation and trade. This gratitude is sincere and heartfelt. Premier Wen Jiabao visited the Port of Boston during his visit to the US in 2003.
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Current events in Lancashire
Friday, Dec 7
The godfathers of Melodic British Electronica, and key players in dance music's mainstream crossover, return to Lancashire. 7pm. Tickets: £24 53 Degrees, University of Central Lancashire Students' Union, Preston. Tel: 01772 895478.
Blues, Folk & Irish
Bluegreass/ Celtic Trio. 9pm. The Minstrel, Eaves Green Road, Chorley.
Saturday, Dec 8
The Lancashire Hotpots + Merry Hell
With a humorous arsenal of songs including fan favorites 'Chippy Tea', this show promises to kick off the Festive party season in style. 7.30pm. Tickets: From £12 53 Degrees, University of Central Lancashire Students' Union, Preston. Tel: 01772 895478.
Brass Bands
Sunday, Dec 9
Lostock Hall Memorial Band
Lots of Christmassy music, raffle, Father christmas etc etc. Please come and support your local band. 7.30pm. Tickets: Admission Free - a collection will be taken. Lostock Hall Conservative Club, Brownedge Rd, Lostock Hall, Preston.
Leyland Band present Festive Brass
Complimentary refreshments available. 2pm. Tickets: £8 in advance or £10 OTD Chorley Town Hall, Chorley. Tel: 07885 432160.
Thursday, Dec 6
Skint vs Waster
Selected drinks from £1. Every Thursday. 10pm - 3.30am. Admission: £4 b4 11pm; £5 after. Lava & Ignite, Church Street, Preston. Tel: 01772 252882.
Friday, Dec 7
It's Friday Night
Every Friday. 10pm - 3am. Admission: £5/NUS free. Lava & Ignite, Church Street, Preston. Tel: 01772 252882.
Fridays@The Warehouse
Three floors of rock, metal and indie. Every Friday. 10.30pm - 2.30am. Admission: £2 b4 11pm; £5 after. The Warehouse, St Johns Place, off Church Street, Preston. Tel: 01772 253216.
Indie Fridays
11.30pm-4am. Tickets: Free entry before midnight if on guest list. £3 after Blitz Nightclub and Live Venue, Great Shaw Street, Behind Roper Hall, Preston. Tel: 0788 88 438 66.
You Say, We Play
Join DJ Scottieboy, as he gets the down and Funky in NYNY. Drinks from £1.50 All Night. Call 01772 251074 for great offers after Midnight. Every Friday. Tickets: FREE Entry to Everyone before Midnight Squires & New York New York, Market Place, Preston. Tel: 01772 251074.
Saturday, Dec 8
Saturdays@The Warehouse
Three floors of new indie, classic indie and modern rock. Every Saturday. 10.30pm - 2.30am. Admission: £2 b4 11pm; £5 after. The Warehouse, St Johns Place, off Church Street, Preston. Tel: 01772 253216.
Punk/Soul/Glam/Ska/New Wave
11.30pm-4am. Tickets: Free entry before midnight if on guest list. £3 after Blitz Nightclub and Live Venue, Great Shaw Street, Behind Roper Hall, Preston. Tel: 0788 88 438 66.
Come see Prestons Favourite Destination Venue, as we give you the biggest Party in the City! Every Staurday. Squires & New York New York, Market Place, Preston. Tel: 01772 251074.
Pubs / Clubs
Thursday, Dec 6
Pete & Lynda's Open Mic Night
Instruments and PA set-up provided. Every Thursday. 8.30 - 11.30pm. Free admission. The Wheatsheaf, Croston Road, Leyland, Preston. Tel: 07821 293655.
Acoustic Open Mic
Every First Thursday of the Month. 8-11pm. The New Britannia, Heatley Street, Preston.
Friday, Dec 7
Rampage - Live Rock and Metal Night
This Week - FALTER, DRIVEN OVERBOARD & DIGITS 8-11pm. Tickets: £2 Roper Hall, 113-114 Friargate, Preston. Tel: 01772 204567.
Saturday, Dec 8
End of the World Party
Get rid of all your savings by spending them at the pub, watching some bands play the soundtrack to the apocolypse! 8.30pm. Tickets: £1 The Blue Room, Chruch Street, Blackpool. Tel: 01253 316393.
Sunday, Dec 9
Craig Murray, Carl Hutchinson, Helen Keeler, MC Andrew Ryan
8pm. Tickets: £9/£7 advance or meal deal £12 The Lancaster Comedy Club, The Borough, 3-5 Dalton Square, Lancaster. Tel: 01524 64170.
Continental Open Mic Night
First Thursday every month – Free entry contact 01772 499425. The Continental, South Meadow Lane, Preston. Tel: 01772 499425.
Saturday, Dec 8
Car Boot Table Top Sale
Refreshments, cake stall, Clairvoyant, Toys and many more stalls. Come and grab yourselves a bargain. Bouncy castle weather permitting. 10am-3pm. Catherine Becketts Community Centre, corner of Meadow Street and Deepdale Road, Preston. Tel: 01772 821813.
St. Margaret's Church Christmas Fayre
Appearance by Father Christmas! 2-4pm. St. Margaret's Church, Tag Lane, Ingol, Preston.
Emmanuel Church Christmas Fair
With Father Christmas, various stalls, raffles and lunches available. 11am-2pm. Community Centre, Brook Street, Preston.
Tabletop & Car Boot
Free parking 8am-12noon. Tickets: free The Exhibition Hall, Park Hall, Charnock Richard, near, Chorley. Tel: 07800 508178.
Sunday, Dec 9
Christmas crafts fair
Unique & interesting gifts/products, hot/cold food & refreshments. All very welcome. 10am-3pm. Catforth Village Hall, Catforth, Preston. Tel: 01772 760024.
Christmas Fair
Various stalls, Tombola, Raffle, Refreshments. All Welcome. 1pm. Tickets: £50p. Fulwood Conservative Club, Blackpool Road, Preston. Tel: 01772 717709.
The Blackpool Antiques & Collectors Fair
A huge number of stalls and a wide range of antiques & collectables to complement your home or collection. 9am-4pm. Tickets: £2, children free The Norbreck castle hotel, Queens Promenade, Blackpool.
Tabletop, Carboot & Antiques Market
Every Sunday. Free admission. 8am-1pm. Exhibition Hall, Park Hall, Charnock Richard, Chorley. Tel: 07800 508 178.
Friday, Dec 7
Festive Diary
Sat 15 Dec-Vintage Market.
Wed 19 Dec-Workshop; create your own Christmas decoration or special gift. Fri 21 Dec-Festive tales with Sue Allonby
Sat 22 Dec-'A Magical Winter's Tale' incorporating songs, puppetry and audience interaction. Chapel Gallery, St Helen's Road, Ormskirk. Tel: 01695 571328.
Friday, Dec 7
Sarah Casey: Drawing the Delicate
Her practice reflects a fascination with the unseen, untouchable and unspoken, and the works seek to taunt or tease the viewer. 11am-5pm (11am-4pm Saturdays) . Great Hal Complex, Lancaster University, Lancaster. Tel: 01524 594151.
Saturday, Dec 8
Ellel Artists' Studios Christmas Open Day
Affordable original fine art paintings and prints, post-cards, greetings cards and craft items for sale. Share mince pies and refreshments with us! 10am-5pm. Ellel Artists' Studios, Unit 29b Galgate Mill, Chapel Lane, Lancaster. Tel: 07786 868783.
Sunday, Dec 9
Darkest Muncaster 2012
The gardens will be lit up on each evening with the Castle transformed by lights, music, sound and special effects into a festive feast for the senses Daily. Tickets: £10 for adults, £6.00 for children over 5. Muncaster Castle, Ravenglass, Windermere. Tel: 01229 717614.
Friday, Dec 7
First Friday
A range of mainly free events encouraging residents and visitors alike to see the area afresh and try out something new on the arts scene. A musical start to events with Rock The Square from 4.30-6.30pm. Treasure Island at The Dukes at 7pm. Stages Live at The Hothouse in Morecambe (free bus tel 01524 831997) 7-10.30pm. Green Close Studios in Melling 1625 launch 7.30pm. various locations, Lancaster. Tel: 01524 831997.
Saturday, Dec 8
Lancashire Sinfonietta presents Sound Playground: Mini-Mozart Jingle Bells
Join members of the Lancashire Sinfonietta as they perform inspiring concerts full of musical fun for babies, young children and their families. 10am & 11.15am. Tickets: £4.50 /£15 group of 4 The Continental, South Meadow Lane, Preston. Tel: 01524 594151.
Junior Disco
With DJ Jennifa. Join the fun and bring your friends. 7-9pm. Tickets: £5 Brindle Community Hall, Water Street, Brindle, near, Chorley. Tel: 01772 323268.
Sunday, Dec 9
Clothes and Cakes
11am. Penny Lane, 28b King Street, Blackpool. Tel: 07960 856950.
Thursday, Dec 6
Yoga with Linda
Rejuvenate mind, body and spirit on Mondays at 6.30pm and 8pm and Thursdays at 7pm. Penwortham Priory Sports & Technology College, Crow Hills Road, Preston.
Friday, Dec 7
Preston Bridge Club
New immediate scoring system. EBU master points awarded. Lessons for all levels Monday, Tuesday, Thursday & Friday 7.05pm. Monday afternoon 1.00pm. St Walburge's Gardens, Weston Street, Preston. Tel: 01772 338789.
Preston Critical Mass
Mass bike ride event (all over the world), a celebration of cycling, a place to meet other bike lovers, a way to question our car-culture. Open to all Last Friday of every month, meet at 6.15pm for 6.30pm ride. Adelphi Pub, Preston.
Clubs /SOC
Thursday, Dec 6
Kirkham & District Horticultural Society
This meeting is our Annual General Meeting and Jacobs Join. Guests and new members are welcome at this and any of our meetings. 7.30pm. The Boys Brigade Training Centre, Carr Lane, Treales, Preston.
Knitting Class
Booking essential. 7-8pm. Tickets: £2 per session Fulwood Methodist Church, Watling Street Road, Fulwood, Preston. Tel: 01772 791107.
Preston Barbership Harmony Singers - The Red Rose Chorus
The Red Rose Chorus want more men to sing four part harmony. Every Thursday. 7.30pm. BACEE Social and Sports Club, South Meadow Lane, Preston. Tel: 01772 792240.
Thursday Fitness Club
Get yourself fit using aerobic based exercise. For men and women of all ages. Car parking available. Every Thursday. 10.30am. Admission: £2.50. The MInster, Church St, Avenham, Preston. Tel: 01772 750152.
Preston Rosettes Morris Dancing
Girls of all ages welcome. Every Thursday. Email email@example.com for more information. 7.30pm. St Josephs Sports & Arts Centre, Rigby Street, Ribbleton, Preston. Tel: 01772 495120.
The Creative Writing Circle
If any reader enjoys the odd bit of scribbling, they should feel free to come and join us. 10am-12noon. Tarleton, Preston. Tel: 01772 815179.
Preston Community Choir
Whether you've been dancing round the kitchen singing into a carrot or trying to duet with the dog, help is finally at hand. All welcome, no audition! 7-9.30pm every Thursday. Preston Minster, Church Street, Preston. Tel: 07880 315736.
Thursday nights basketball training
6-8pm U18 training
8-10pm Senior 2nd team training. St Augustines New Avenham Centre (SANAC), St Austins Place, New Avenham, Preston. Tel: 07841 713164.
Leyland Learn to Dance
New starters only, learn in a friendly social atmosphere. 7.15pm Learn 50's style Rock n'Roll 7.45pm Social Ballroom & Latin American new starters
8.30pm It's hot, it's spicy it's Salsa new starters class. Dancers, Fox Lane Sports Club, Leyland. Tel: 01995 601321.
Freestyle dancing until 10.30pm Beginners class 8pm, intermediate 9.15pm. ST ANTHONYS SOCIAL CENTER, CADLEY CAUSEWAY, FULWOOD, Preston.
Quiz and Games
Join our fun Quiz and Games with Quiz Master Joe. 9pm. The Plungington Tavern, Preston.
Irish Music Sessions
Every 2nd Sunday, 4-7pm.
The last Thursday of the month, 8.30pm. Tickets: free The Moorbrook Inn, 370 North Road, Preston. Tel: 01257 230408.
Disco/Karaoke for person's with learning disabilities. 6.30-9pm every Thursday. Tickets: £2 per person, carers are free The Jubilee, St Mary's, Preston. Tel: 07776 151033.
Yoga with Linda to help rejuvenate body, mind and spirit. 6pm. Penwortham Priory Sports and Technology college, Penwortham, Preston. Tel: 07963 111239.
6th Dec THE COTTONHOUSE SHAKERS.
13th Dec ADRIAN GAUTREY BAND.
20th Dec GOOGFELLAS
27th Dec THE HEXMEN 9.30pm, every Thursday. The Hop Pocket, Carr Lane, Chorley.
Garstang Country Market
Home baking, Plants, Produce, Crafts and light refreshments. 10am-12noon. St Thomas Parish Hall, Church Street (by Th'Owd Tithebarn), Garstang, Preston. Tel: 01995 602346.
Friday, Dec 7
Wymott Art Group
Social art class, qualified teaching in paiting/Ribbon embroidery. Meet every Wednesday 10am - 12noon. Admission: £2. Old School, Ulnes Walton, Leyland, Preston. Tel: 01772 451189.
Every Friday and Saturday evening. 7.30 - 10pm. Leyland Senior Citizen's Club, Prospect House, Sandy Lane,, Leyland, Preston.
The Elderberries
Social group of active over 55's. Visitors welcome. Meet every 1st and 3rd Tuesday of the month 1 - 3.30pm. The Old School, Ulnes Walton,, near Leyland,, Preston. Tel: 01772 617177.
Chorley Shukokai Karate Club
Every Friday. 6.30 - 7.30pm. Heskin Village Hall, Wood Lane, Heskin, near, Chorley. Tel: 07854 270569.
Walking Group
Every Friday at one of 5 locations in Preston, walks are between 45minute to 1 hour. 11am. Various locations, Preston. Tel: 01772 716952.
Classical Music Concert
With the pianist/composer, Neil Crossland in the oldest church in Preston still in use. 12.30pm. Tickets: £5, students £3 including tea or coffee St. George the Martyr, Lune Street, Preston.
Members Only Jackpot Game of £500. Every Monday & Friday at 8.15pm and every Sunday at 2.30pm. School Lane Club Limited, St Aidans Road, Bamber Bridge, Preston. Tel: 01772 698105.
Tennis Coaching Sessions
6pm - 7pm Beginners
7pm - 8pm Intermediates
8pm - 9pm Advanced - for the strongest juniors. Fulwood Tennis Club, Highgate Avenue, Fulwood, Preston. Tel: 07751 424014.
New coaching sessions every Friday from 4.00pm from 4-16 years. Also Adult beginner and intermediate sessions. Individual coaching by arrangement. 4pm. Tickets: from just £4 per hour behind Village Hall, Barton, Preston. Tel: 07966 315241.
Wind Down Meditation
Ideal for people to pop in during their lunch break for a well-deserved wind down after a long week. 1 - 1.30pm. Vajravarahi Buddhist Centre, 38 West Cliff, Preston. Tel: 01772 259094.
Melvin's Karaoke
8pm. John O'Gaunts, 32 Cottam Ave, Ingol, Preston. Tel: 07968 565159.
Yoga Classes
With British Wheel Of Yoga teacher Frances Heaton. Phone for any further details 01772 491784. 10.45-11.45am. Tickets: £5 per session Ulnes Walton Village Hall, Ulnes Walton, Chorley. Tel: 01772 491784.
Every Friday & Saturday Nights. Bands & Soloist's 9pm til late. Red Lion, 138 Liverpool Road, Longton, Preston. Tel: 01772 612168.
Brandy Babycham
The best drag dj in town! Free entry all night. 8pm-1am. The Golden Cross, 60 Lancaster Road, Preston.
Live Acoustic Act's
Live Acoustic Acts every Friday & Saturday 9pm. The New Britannia, Heatley Street, Preston.
Longton Country Market
Good selection of home-baking, Jams, Chutney, Hampers available. Plants, Hand knitted items, original art work and unique jewellery. Refreshments. 10.30am-12noon. W.I. Hall, School Lane, Longton, Preston. Tel: 01772 615194.
Saturday, Dec 8
Kids Pets Club
Come and learn how to handle and care for the animals in Pets Corner. Only 8 places available each day. Booking and Parent/Guardian signature required Saturday and Sunday 10.15am-12noon. Tickets: £3.50 per session per child Pets Corner, Astley Park, Chorley. Tel: 07795 468669.
Taekwondo Club
For one week only this will be a FREE session. 10am-12am. Every Saturday. St Andrew's Church Hall, Ashton, Preston. Tel: 01772 896253.
Santa's Grotto
Opportunity to meet Santa in person 11am-3pm. Upper Market Preston, opposite Fryers Fayre Restaurant & Beauty Spot, Preston.
Evening and weekend tennis coaching for juniors from 4 -16 years and for adults. Beginners and Rusty rackets very welcome. Mon-Thurs and Sat. various. Tickets: from just £4 per hour adj Playfootball, Tag Lane, Ingol, Preston. Tel: 07966 315241.
PM's Dance Club
New beginners, re-starts or experienced dancers welcome. Saturday mornings. Penwortham Youth Centre, Priory Lane, Penwortham, Preston. Tel: 01772 752522.
Cool Moves @ PM's
Boys only Dance Group. Learn Streetdance, hiphop, and a taste of latin. 9.30am. Penwortham Youth Centre, Priory Lane, Penwortham, Preston. Tel: 01772 752522.
House Clearance Sale
Clothes, toys, books, furniture, technology and DVDs etc - all at fantastic prices. Funds go to a missionary trip to Ecuador to help street children. Every Saturday 10am-3pm. White Gables, Bartle Lane, Lower Bartle, Preston. Tel: 01772 691405.
Sunday, Dec 9
Lantern Making Workshops
Come along and make a lantern from tissue paper, willow and glue to carry in the West End's magical winter Lantern Festival on Wednesday 12 December. Sunday 2 December from 11am to 4pm at the Stepping Stones Nigeria Christmas Fair and Sunday 9 December from 11am to 4pm. The Hothouse, Devonshire Road, Morecambe. Tel: 01524 831997.
Music Workshops
The workshops are aimed at inspiring young people to take up music as a worthwhile hobby without having to spend big on private tuition. 1-2pm for 6-10 year olds
2-3pm for over 10s. Tickets: £3.50per person Gregson Lane Community Centre, Gregson Lane, Hoghton, Preston. Tel: 07843 575035.
Sunday Mornings basketball training
10.30-11.30am U12 training. St Augustines New Avenham Centre (SANAC), St Austins Place, New Avenham, Preston. Tel: 07841 713164.
Father Christmas
Step into a winter wonderland and see the Hall transformed into the magical Narnia. Make the perfect start to the festive season and meet Santa. 12-2pm. Hall open 11am-4pm. Tickets: Entrance £3 adults / £1 children. To meet Father Christmas £6 includes childs entrance to the Hall, craft and a gift Samlesbury Hall, Preston New Road, Samlesbury, Preston. Tel: 01254 812010.
Victorian Christmas tours
Experience life in the Castle as it was in 1885. 9th, 16th, 22nd, 23rd, 27th, 28th and 29th December from 4pm. Muncaster Castle, Ravenglass, Windermere. Tel: 01229 717614.
Dancing "The Next Step"
Its fun and at your own pace. Ballroom and Latin 7pm-8pm, Sequence 8pm-9pm. The Preston Marriott, Broughton, Preston. Tel: 01772 783364.
Ballroom, Latin American and Sequence. Workshops from 7-8pm, Social Dancing 8-11pm. Tickets: £1.500 Lea Club, 872 Blackpool Road, Preston. Tel: 01772 733442.
Quiz And Games
Join our fun Quiz And Games with Quiz Master Joe. 8pm. The Plungington Tavern, Preston.
Quiz Night
Cash prizes. Play your cards right jackpot. 9pm. Tickets: £1 per person incl supper White Bull Country Pub and Kitchen, Alston, Longridge, Preston. Tel: 01772 784151.
Miss Brandy Babycham
The best drag dj on the decks and most drinks only £2! So pop to the only fun bar in Preston! 4pm. The Golden Cross, 60 Lancaster Road, Preston.


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