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CONCORD – The New Hampshire Liquor Commission has published its first ever e-Cookbook, featuring recipes from New Hampshire's finest restaurants, and wine and spirit pairings. The free In the Mix e-Cookbook was inspired by NHLC's creative new In the Mix Kitchen Series, a weekly food and wine event series that has been a hit with consumers. The free e-Cookbook can be downloaded at www.LiquorandWineOutlets.com/mi
In November, the NHLC launched the weekly series at the state-of-the-art kitchen at the Nashua Liquor & Wine Outlet Superstore on Coliseum Avenue to encourage consumers to get creative when pairing wine, spirits and food. Since then, chefs from across the state have shared their cuisine and expertise and mixologists have provided valuable guidance identifying the ideal wine of spirit for every occasion.
The e-Cookbook features a coupon redeemable at any of the 77 New Hampshire Liquor & Wine Outlet locations.
Restaurants featured in the e-cookbook include: Napa East Wine Lounge & Shop (Nashua); Martingale Wharf (Portsmouth), Lui, Lui (Nashua), Fratello's Italian Grille (Manchester), The Homestead Restaurant and Tavern (Merrimack), Burton's Grille (Nashua), Pasquale's Italian Ristorante (Candia), T-Bones Great American Eatery (Bedford), Firefly American Bistro & Bar (Manchester), Hooked Seafood (Manchester), Southern New Hampshire University's Quill Restaurant (Manchester), Ignite Bar & Grille (Manchester), J's Tavern Under the Bridge (Milford), Mountain View Grand Resort & Spa (Whitefield), and Red Arrow Diner (Manchester, Milford).
"Our participation in the In the Mix Kitchen Series provided incredible exposure for our restaurant, enabling us to showcase our culinary talents and engage with potential customers," said Matt Provencher, executive chef of Martingale Wharf in Portsmouth. "Our inclusion in the e-Cookbook will introduce us to even more consumers throughout the state and the region. We are grateful to the New Hampshire Liquor Commission for creating such an intuitive and innovative program."
Visit www.LiquorandWineOutlets.com/mix to download the free e-Cookbook and learn about upcoming In the Mix events, which take place every Saturday from 12-2pm at the Nashua Superstore on Coliseum Avenue.


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Easy Peasy Noodles
Easy Peasy Noodles
Serves 4 | 20 minutes
- 300g/10oz wholemeal noodles or spaghetti
- 1 pack of bean sprouts
- 225g/8oz fresh soya beans (sold in the freezer in large supermarkets or health food shops)
- 1 red or yellow pepper
- 1 large carrot
- 1 small head pak choi
- 1-2 tsp freshly grated ginger
- Hoisin sauce, ready-made*
- 8 spring onions
- Soya sauce and black pepper for seasoning
*The following are animal-free and reduced fat
- Tesco Stir Fry Hoisin Sauce Pouch or Hoisin & Spring Onion
- Asda Extra Special Hoisin Cooking Sauce
- Sharwood's Hoisin and Garlic Stir Fry Sauce
1 Boil a kettle and pour it into a medium-sized saucepan. Cook the noodles or spaghetti in it, according to packet instructions.
2 Wash and prepare the vegetables: Chop the pepper into thin slices, grate the carrot and finely shred the pak choi. Chop the spring onions in 4 then slice lengthways.
3 Steam or microwave the soya beans for about 4 minutes - add the pepper strips about a minute from the end.
4 Place the Hoisin sauce and grated ginger in a bowl or small saucepan and heat or microwave.
5 Drain the noodles/spaghetti and mix everything together in a large serving bowl.
6 Serve immediately.

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The management of Egypt's Misr International Bank (MIBank) decided to unburden the Central Bank of Egypt by procuring the foreign currency resources needed to pay the dividends owed to foreign shareholders for the year 2003.
The decision by MIBank enabled the bank to speed up the payment of dividends owed to global depository receipt (GDR) holders on April 18, 2004; the same day that local investors holding shares through the Cairo Alexandria Stock Exchange (CASE) received their profit share.
MIBank was established in 1975 as a joint venture between several financial institutions, including the Egyptian state-owned Banque Misr, Banca di Roma International, UBAF Bank (now The British Arab Commercial Bank) and The First National Bank of Chicago. In 1997, Banque Misr, a shareholder in MIBank, sold a 20 percent stake in the bank in the form of GDR, bringing its holdings down to 25 percent. — (menareport.com)
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Welcome to Oxenford Farm Yurts
Our yurts have been offering glamping holidays since 2009.
At Oxenford Farm you can also enjoy the beautiful country surroundings of a working Somerset farm.
Our yurts offer holidays from Easter until Late September. For full weeks or short breaks. Please browse our website for more information and then contact us if you'd like to book a stay.
Pack your wellies and spend some time in the farmyard feeding the pigs and watching the calves feeding. Hire a chicken coup and have a fun and rewarding experience looking after chickens and eating their eggs for breakfast.
We offer a real camping experience with luxuries. No packing your car with everything but the kitchen sink or pitching your tent after a long and tiresome journey; just unpack and relax. Based in south Somerset we're perfectly positioned for visiting and exploring the whole of the West Country from Dorset, through Devon, down to Cornwall.
Please browse our website to read more about our yurts, what you can do during your stay, and what's included with your booking. Then check out our availability and book!
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"This has been a wonderful weekend .Our children 7 boys and 2 girls have loved the freedom Oxenford Farm offers and have had fantastic outdoor adventures. Thanks for the tour of the farm .This is a beautiful secluded spot, you have and we hope we can come back again. Brilliant!!, Thanks for the warm welcome."
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"Just got back from a lovely weekend at Oxenford Farm Yurts. We hired out all four yurts with our friends and kids. The yurts are clean, tidy and the kitchen area has everything you need for a weekend away. The kids loved being shown round the farm by David and getting to feed the animals. We even followed Dot and her piglets out to go home today. Also an amazing experience for our kids to look after chickens for the weekend we ended up with 6 eggs! Would advise anyone to give it a go."
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posted by Julie Gaw at 9:14 AM
about a year ago, maxium magazine had an article about the best bacon and where to find it and the orgins of bacon.
Personally, I would go to a fresh butcher shop. Like the one in colerain thats right off 74.
biggs sells a "double smoked" bacon that they package themselves which is really good
The problem with carbonara was probably that you should have used pancetta rather than bacon.As for bacon, a local fresh butcher shop is a good suggestion. Stehlin's off of Colerain just north of i275 is always solid. If you're looking for something prepackaged, I've never been disappointed with anything from Boar's Head.
You should hit up Charles Bare & Sons Meats at Findlay Market. Their bacon is REALLY good. I hate to go commercial but Sam's Club also has good, thick bacon.
I agree w/10:44. bigg's double smoked is great. get it from the meat counter and not pre-packaged. Avril's downtown or somewhere at Findlay would be good, too. and cook it in the oven on a jelly roll pan, not on the stove. If you have convection, it's even better.
bigg's double smoked may be the way to go. but how to cook in the oven? how long, what temp?? thanks for the advice!
Here is my favorite way to make bacon:Place the strips in a baking dish (make sure it has sides that are high enough to contain the rendered fat, and use foil if you like). Put the bacon-filled dish in a COLD oven. Turn the oven on, to about 400 degrees (depending on your oven) and cook until it reaches the crisp level you desire. Easy! I don't even turn it, so there's no need to worry about hot oil splattering on your arm, floor, etc...I cook sausage links the same way. One less thing to tend to while you make breakfast or brunch.Also, pancetta is the best for carbonara. The flavor and the fat in (typical) bacon don't hold up well enough for a good dish of carbonara.
On carbonara: I was only deferring to Ruth Reichl's recipe for it:http://recipes.egullet.org/recipes/r1500.html But maybe next time I'll go all out and use guanciale!
Love that you can put bacon in the oven. NEVER heard of that before. Thanks everyone for your suggestions! (And makes cleaning up the stove that much easier...)
www.stehlinsmeatmarket.com "The best bacon" !!!
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August 17, 2016
'Italian Revolution' OUTRAGE at plans for mosque next to the Leaning Tower of Pisa
Yesterday, 1,800 signatures were collected against the Islamic place of worship – the number needed for a vote to take place.
Italian journalist and politician Magdi Allam called the referendum "the Italian revolution" and he said Pisans did not expect to get 1,800 signatures.
Vice-chairman of the committee against the construction of the new mosque, Gianluca Gambini, said: "And we will not stop here – because we expect to get to a higher number of signatures, at least two thousand, to avoid problems with the council.


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Essential Functions:
•Develop new concepts that enhance the game day presentation including corporate sponsorship promotions and traditional elements via the creation of new, exciting on-field/on-court/video board promotions.
•Coordinate efforts with the ticket office, ticket sales team, coaching staffs (Men's Basketball and Football), event management and production staffs (Liacouras Center and Lincoln Financial Field) to ensure success and maximize fan engagement opportunities.
•Provide oversight of fan engagement platforms such as Cherry Connect app and Experience app.
•Provide oversight of e-mail marketing platform (FanOne) and database management platform (Circle Media). Execute marketing/ticket sales campaigns utilizing both systems.
•Develop and execute on-campus strategic marketing and communication plans for football and men's basketball.
•Provide oversight of strategic marketing and communication plans for Olympic sports and Women's Basketball.
•Develop the "show" for Football and Men's Basketball games which includes directing elements, creating and collecting video board content and writing public address announcements.
•Serve as in-game producer for Football and Men's Basketball games which requires the knowledge of Click Effects Pro Audio and Crossfire.
•Assist in the development and maintenance of the Temple Athletics brand and branding campaigns.
•Assist with American Athletic Conference, NCAA marketing, and on-campus branding initiatives.
•Supervise Marketing Coordinator and graduate student assistants on a daily basis.
•Hire, train and supervise undergraduate interns and student workers as part of the maintenance of the marketing internship program.
•Oversee community outreach and donation request programs
•Work closely with corporate sales team to effectively integrate sponsor initiatives in games.
•Work closely with ticket sales staff to tie together promotional and sales efforts while developing new and engaging programs.
•Serve as event planner for Athletic events including Season Ticket Holder Parties, Convocation, Football Pep Rallies, Spring Football game, Basketball Pre-Season Tip-Off Event, etc.
•Plan and facilitate on-campus signage to promote upcoming games/events.
•Serve as staff advisor to the Cherry Crusade – the official student support group for Athletics.
•Cultivate on-campus relationships by representing the Athletics department at various on-campus planning meetings and committees for Homecoming, Alumni Weekend, Greek Life etc.
•Facilitate student marketing initiatives in an effort to increase overall school spirit, build traditions and improve student attendance at games.
•Develop and present Athletics student ticket information/event information at incoming student orientations.
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•Serve as liaison and decision maker with third party designers for video board content and promotional items.
•Work closely with Assistant AD for Digital Media and Assistant AD for Video Services to execute strategic communication and marketing plans, as well as develop engaging content for multiple platforms.
•Oversee the Wild Cherry Football Pass program which includes marketing, sales and regular e-mail communication with program participants.
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In the performance of their functions as detailed in the position description employees have an obligation to avoid ethical, legal, financial and other conflicts of interest to ensure that their actions and outside activities do not conflict with their primary employment responsibilities at the institution. Employees are also expected to understand and be in compliance with applicable laws, University and employment policies and regulations, including NCAA regulations for areas and departments which their essential functions cause them to interact.
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I was surfing and saw this ad and thought that someone in the Portland/Vancouver area may want to take advantage of this Singer Treadle sewing machine. It looks like a 66 but I'm just guessing.
Heres the link:
They are asking $150 but I'm sure that you could talk them down. I'd take advantage but I got my "deal" last saturday.
I hope someone here gets it. Looks like it needs a good home.


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I realized that I haven't posted anything in awhile. I've been busy... big things in the works...
Here's a little toon I did in my spare time!
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Awesome to hear you're still making the toons man.
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What to watch this week
— Mt. Pleasant boys' soccer @ Columbus Junction, 5 p.m.
— Mt. Pleasant, WACO and W-MU boys' and girls' track and field @ state meet in Des Moines.
— Mt. Pleasant girls' tennis @ Class 1A Region 7 individual tournament at Davenport Assumption, 9 a.m.
— Mt. Pleasant girls' soccer hosts Burlington Notre Dame at East Lake Park, 4:30 p.m.
— Mt. Pleasant boys' soccer @ Danville, 5 p.m.
— New London and W-MU boys' district golf at Pleasant Valley Golf Course in Iowa City, 9:30 a.m.


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Reports that a reviled northern snakehead fish was caught in the Welland Canal are false, meaning the Great Lakes are free of fish that can sever human arms with their jaws.
"The fish caught was a bowfin," said Kevin Hill, a spokesman for the Department of Fisheries and Oceans. "This species is native to the area."
An angler initially believed a northern snakehead — a much-feared invasive species that is native to Asia — almost broke her fishing rod then jumped on her this past weekend.
The native bowfin, described by anglers as "
Despite its reputation, the bowfin is a puppy in comparison to the snakehead.
Snakeheads are aggressive; can grow to 1.5 meters in length; can survive out of water for days. They can also jump into boats, rip their prey in half or sever a human arm with their powerful jaws.
Dubbed "Frankenfish" by U.S. media, the species is well adapted to cold water and has no natural predators in North America.
Scientists have been on the lookout for Snakeheads in Canadian waters for years. In 2008, Northern Snakeheads were found in Ridgebury Lake, NY. The lake is connected to the Great Lakes system through a variety of lock and canals.
It took two years of periodic pesticide use until the notoriously resilient snakehead population was finally eradicated; by then, 225 Northern Snakeheads were confirmed dead in Ridgebury Lake.
"At this point, we are optimistic we have removed all the [Northern] Snakeheads from the area," said Mike Flaherty, Regional Fisheries Manager with the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation.
Only one northern snakehead has been discovered in the Great Lakes Ecosystem. Five years ago, one washed up in the Chicago Harbour.
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A memorial for jockey Michael Baze will be held immediately after the races Thursday, June 2 at Hollywood Park.
All those wishing to honor Baze, who passed away May 10 at the age of 24, are invited to attend. The tribute will be held in the Sunset Room.
Baze was the leading rider at Hollywood's spring/summer meet in 2007, the youngest jockey to accomplish the feat since Bill Shoemaker won the title at 19 in 1950.


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Governor Palin's Speech at Reagan's 100th Birthday Celebration - Live Stream; Updated with Video
Friday, February 4, 2011
Governor Palin is speaking tonight in Santa Barbara, California
at Ronald Reagan's 100th birthday celebration, a Young America's Foundation function.
According to YAF's website, the "Reagan 100 Opening Reception & Dinner with Sarah Palin" will be held from 6-9 p.m. PST (9-12 EST). YAF's agenda states that Governor Palin will speak at 8 p.m. PST (11:00 p.m. EST).
You can watch the live stream right here on MotivationTruth, although it is unclear at this time whether it will cover tonight's entire dinner or just the Governor's speech. You may also watch the speech live on C-SPAN.
UPDATE: As the live stream still reads "Off Air," it appears that only Governor Palin's speech will be streaming live and not the dinner. It looks as if C-SPAN will also begin covering the event when Governor Palin is scheduled to speak.
UPDATE 2: The live stream has now been replaced with the video of Governor Palin's speech.
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How to Promote a New Lighting Line to Fixture Manufacturers
Lighting expert Randall Whitehead gives advice about how fixture designers can bring their new products to lighting manufacturers.
Your Web site and column have been a tremendous source of information and inspiration for my partner and me as we prepare to launch a line of decorative lighting products next year. What do you recommend we read, do or see to position ourselves well within the high-end lighting industry? Thanks again for all that you bring.
I love to bring it. Here are my suggestions for what you can do to promote your lighting line; these suggestions apply to established manufacturers, as well, so listen up: The first thing that I would recommend is that you offer all your fixtures in energy-efficient versions. Green design is hot right now, and you could get a lot of mileage out of providing earth-friendly lights. What you should look at, lamping-wise, are dimmable GU24 CFLs—which are, generally speaking, no bigger than a regular household bulb and socket and can be wired like a standard (two-wire) incandescent fixture and dimmed with a standard incandescent dimmer. The dimmable GU24 will also meet California's Title 24 requirements. Once you've established your basic line, you'll want to develop a Web site where people can view front and side images of your fixtures, along with dimensions, size, available finishes and lamping options. You absolutely need to have downloadable PDFs that people can use as cut sheets when presenting to their clients or putting together specification booklets. Some of the more interactive sites even allow people to assemble a picture of the fixture in the finish, size and lamping of their choosing. Make sure that your contact information is on each sheet of the PDF in case the sheets get separated. Create a real catalog with numbers; companies that just call a fixture "Betty" without any catalog number drive specifiers and distributors nuts. The more specific you are with the catalog numbers and option suffixes, the fewer mistakes will be made at order time — meaning fewer returns. Try to become a regular in the home and garden section of your local newspaper. People like the idea of hometown talent and buying locally (more green). You could sponsor a talk at local American Society of Interior Designers, International Assn. of Lighting Designers and the International Assn. of Lighting Designers events and have a table set up with your products to show to the participants. Also, investigate getting involved with one or more of the markets. Participating in trade fairs like Lightfair Intl., coming up May 5-7, means that 15,000+ retailers and design professionals will see what you have to offer all at once. This last suggestion would be the most costly of my recommendations, but you would create a huge mailing list for future new product announcements—although sending them all Christmas cards would be exhausting.
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Death thought about it.
CATS, he said eventually. CATS ARE NICE.
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Happy Birthday Zara!!!
Forever in my heart...
Thank you so much! I've had a fantastic birthday weekend and been royally spoilt. It's also the first birthday (at least, which I can recall) on which there's been *proper* snow, which has been fun.
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Showboating Jorge Valdivia gets smacked-down by Anderson (Palmeiras – Santo Andre)
This is what happens when you take the piss out of professional footballers.
The latest round of the Brazilian cup played out on Thursday night, and Palmeiras edged Santo Andre 1-nil to advance into the next round. It wasn't all smiles for the home team though, as schemer Jorge Valdivia got the Nigel de Jong treatment after going a little too far with his showboating.
With the match approaching it's final stages, the Chilean playmaker picked up the ball near the corner flag. Once in possession, not once, not twice, but three times Valdivia pretended to thrash the ball into the danger area, only for the footballer to fake his cross as he looked to embarrass his opponents.
Minutes later Valdivia got his comeuppance.
As the Palmeiras number ten received another pass close to the touchline, Santo Andre defender Anderson came storming into the frame. Brutally he whipped both Valdivia's legs from under him in a blatant act of revenge, receiving a yellow card for his troubles.
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Equipment Checkout
Kenosha Unified School District has a variety of equipment available through the Assistive Technology Equipment Checkout. Equipment can be checked out to try with a student to determine whether it improves the student's educational performance.
- If the equipment is found to be effective, equipment can then be checked out to the student for longer periods of time.
- The need for the equipment must be documented on the student's Individualized Education Program.
In addition to the equipment available for student use, resource materials, including books and videos, are available for use by teachers, therapists, and parents.
When a voice output device is needed for a trial that is not available in the Assistive Technology Equipment Checkout, efforts are made to obtain the equipment through other sources, including the Wisconsin Assistive Technology Initiative Lending Library (www.wati.org).
The categories of equipment are as follows:
- Adaptive equipment
- Alternate keyboards
- Amplifiers
- Autism Resources *
- Books
- Communication devices
- Computers
- Control Units
- Hardware
- Keyguards
- Literacy supports
- Personal Digital Assistants
- Portable word processors (e.g., AlphaSmart)
- Printers
- Software
- Study tools
- Switches
- Switch Interface
- Videos
* For a list of our Autism supports and some of our literacy supports, see below.
|Autism Resources
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Invertebrates and Herps
What is an Invertebrate?
Invertebrates is any creature that does not have a backbone/spinal cord - for example: spiders, beetles, snails and sea stars are all invertebrates. This CLASS of animals is the most numerous on the planet, encompassing more than half of all discovered species.
What is a "Herp"?
"Herp" is a term many biologists, zoologists and naturalists use to lump amphibians and reptiles into the same group.
Although amphibians and reptiles look very similar, they are two distinct groups of animals. AMPHIBIANS are characterized by having (for the most part) fragile, water-permable skin, are cold blooded, lay their eggs in water and most spend their lives in close proximity to water. Animals like frogs, toads and salamanders are amphibians.
REPTILES, on the other hand, have dry scaly skin and lay their eggs on land. Many are specially adapted for living in very arid climates. Some spend most of their lives in water! All are cold-blooded and breathe air. Examples of reptiles are snakes, tortoises and alligators
What is a bird?
Birds are perhaps the most easily recognized group of animals. All birds have feathers, live on land and lay hard-shelled eggs. Unlike reptiles, birds will care for their hatchlings until they are able to fly and hunt for themselves.
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What is a Mammal?
Mammals, despite there only being about 4,000 known species, are a complicated group of animals that can actually be subdivided in 3 sub-classes; Monotremes, Marsupials and Placental Mammals.
Monotremes are extremely rare-there are only 2 species left that represent this group: Duckbilled Platypus and Echidnas. Unlike other mammals which give birth to live young, montremes actually lay eggs.
Marsupials are mammals whose young are born extremely under-developed and complete their growth within their mother's pouch. Animals like Kangaroos and Koalas are marsupials.
Placental mammals are the most common group of mammals. The young are sustained within their mother's womb by an organ know as the placenta. Babies are born fully formed, but all require continued parental care. Examples of placental mammals are lions, monkeys and dolphins.
Regardless of which sub-class of mammal it falls into, ALL mammals receive milk from their mothers as infants, are warm-blooded and have hair/fur at some point in their lives.
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BTreeFolder2 is a Zope product that acts like a Zope2 OFS folder
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WWW: https://pypi.python.org/pypi/Products.BTreeFolder2/
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pkg install py27-Products.BTreeFolder2
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SHA256 (zope/Products.BTreeFolder2-2.14.0.tar.gz) = d234839b43d4c9869c19daef0b9882a97b77e789c0557f7a0b7998607f037b5d
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Chelsea skipper John Terry – already booked for a foul on Defoe – was sent off in stoppage time for a high tackle on Khazri.
And with the defender yet to sign a new deal, that could well be his last piece of the action for the Blues as he now faces a two-match ban, ruling him out for the rest of the season.
With rivals Newcastle held to a 0-0 draw at relegated Aston Villa and Norwich losing 1-0 at home to Manchester United, victory over Everton at the Stadium of Light on Wednesday is enough for Sunderland.
Chelsea had an early let-off when Gary Cahill was booked for holding back Defoe, with the Black Cats claiming the centre-back was the last man.


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Word travels fast and some times it doesn't. Two major coaching changes that could affect the status of Wichita Falls (Texas) Rider three-star receiver David Nelson went down in the last day and one of the moves was news to him, and the other was confirming news that had been widely speculated.
Nelson, who is 6-foot-5 and 195 pounds and ranked as the No. 40 player in Texas, did not know that Oklahoma State coach Les Miles was about to be announced as the new head coach at LSU. The move by Miles and several of his assistants, including coach Henson and Monken, to Baton Rouge has caused the Cowboys to be erased from the three-star prospect's list.
"There is no point in waiting with coach Miles gone and apparently coach Gundy to become the head coach there," he said. "I'm not interested anymore. I really liked coach Miles and coach Monken and Henson were cool, too. Now that they're gone, I don't know. I just didn't get a good feel for coach Gundy."
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Nelson, a soft Irish commitment, also said there has been some moves on the Notre Dame front.
"Notre Dame is coming in Wednesday," Nelson said. "They have a GA come by the house right before Christmas break before Notre Dame had any assistants. I'm now being recruited by coach Cutcliff and coach Ianello for Notre Dame, but they think coach Haywood will take over since he's familiar with the Texas area."
Coach Haywood was expected to be one of the Irish assistants named soon and word about coach Ianello, who established himself as one of the nation's best recruiters at Arizona and Wisconsin, leaked in the media on Sunday but hadn't been confirmed by anybody on the record.
"I talked to coach Cutcliff yesterday and he said they'll announce it early this week," Nelson said. "Coach Ianello will coach receivers and will be involved with recruiting me, but coach Cutcliff has been calling me until coach Haywood takes over.
"I hear coach Ianello is a very good recruiter and a good man. That's the biggest thing that I'm looking for. I hope he's a good person. He offered me at Wisconsin, so I guess he likes me."
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The Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) has scheduled another National Prescription Drug Take-Back Day which will take place on Saturday, April 27, 2013, from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
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"It's incredibly important that our law enforcement leaders are taking part in National Prescription Drug Take Back Day. Their ongoing leadership in this overall effort to combat the alarming rise of prescription drug abuse will make all the difference," said O'Mara.
He also noted that Saturday's take back day follows up and builds on last year's legislative effort to make New York State a national leader in the fight against prescription drug abuse.
In 2012 the State Legislature and Governor Andrew Cuomo enacted a landmark law called the "Internet System for Tracking Over-Prescribing Act," commonly known as I-STOP. Among many provisions, I-STOP creates a new and updated prescription monitoring program within the state Department of Health (DOH), recognizes the need for increased education among health care providers about the potential for abuse of controlled substances, and requires the DOH to establish a program for the safe disposal of unused controlled substances by consumers.
O'Mara strongly supported I-STOP's approval, noting that in 2010 over 22 million prescriptions for painkilling drugs were written in New York State – not including refills.
"That's a stunning figure, especially in a state where the entire population is less than twenty million," O'Mara said. "Prescription drug abuse has emerged as one of America's most alarming, tragic and urgent public health challenges. This action places New York at the forefront of addressing it and attempting to save lives, especially young lives. "
On Saturday law enforcement agencies throughout the nation, including right here in the Southern Tier and Finger Lakes regions, have established drop-off centers to allow people to anonymously dispose of unwanted prescription drugs.


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"Pale Blue Dot" is a famous photograph taken in 1990 by the Voyager 1 space probe from a distance of roughly 6 billion kilometers (or 3.7 billion miles) out in space. Voyager had completed its primary mission and was exiting our solar system, but, at the request of the writer and astronomer Carl Sagan (who died in 1996), NASA directed it to turn its camera around for a parting photograph of the Earth.
In 1994, Sagan published a book titled "Pale Blue Dot: A Vision of the Human Future in Space." Like his many other best-selling books and his famous "Cosmos" television series, it was a skillful work of scientific popularization but also used science to communicate his overall worldview.
"From this distant vantage point," he wrote, "the Earth might not seem of any particular interest." But that, of course, would necessarily be the "vantage point" of an alien extraterrestrial. For us, it's different.
The Earth is our home. Our entire lives, the lives of all of our ancestors, all of human history, all the joys and sorrows of human civilization, have played themselves out on this single small planet — "on a mote of dust suspended in a sunbeam," as Sagan labeled it, a "dot," a "pixel."
Sagan saw his atheism confirmed in the photograph. Confidently dismissing a central claim of "thousands of confident religions," he continued:
"The Earth is a very small stage in a vast cosmic arena. Our posturings, our imagined self-importance, the delusion that we have some privileged position in the universe, are challenged by this point of pale light. Our planet is a lonely speck in the great enveloping cosmic dark. In our obscurity — in all this vastness — there is no hint that help will come from elsewhere to save us from ourselves."
Curiously, Carl Gustav Jung (who died in 1961), the enormously influential Swiss psychiatrist and psychotherapist who, after breaking with Sigmund Freud, founded analytical psychology, had seen something rather comparable in February 1944. This was only four decades after Wilbur and Orville Wright's successful flight at Kitty Hawk, and long before either satellites or manned space travel. But he drew an entirely different lesson from the sight.
At the age of 68, and by then the world's most famous living psychologist, Jung suffered a major heart attack and underwent what he described as an out-of-body experience:
"It seemed to me that I was high up in space. Far below I saw the globe of the Earth, bathed in a gloriously blue light. I saw the deep blue sea and the continents. Far below my feet lay Ceylon, and in the distance ahead of me the subcontinent of India. My field of vision did not include the whole earth, but its global shape was plainly distinguishable and its outlines shone with a silvery gleam through that wonderful blue light. In many places the globe seemed colored, or spotted dark green like oxydized silver. Far away to the left lay a broad expanse — the reddish-yellow desert of Arabia; it was as though the silver of the Earth had there assumed a reddish-gold hue. Then came the Red Sea, and far, far back — as if in the upper left of a map — I could just make out a bit of the Mediterranean. My gaze was directed chiefly toward that. Everything else appeared indistinct. I could also see the snow-covered Himalayas, but in that direction it was foggy or cloudy. I did not look to the right at all. I knew that I was on the point of departing from the Earth."
Later, Jung calculated that the distance from Earth's surface that he would need to have reached in order to enjoy such a view was approximately a thousand miles. "The sight of the Earth from this height," he reflected, "was the most glorious thing I had ever seen."33 comments on this story
Sagan's atheism was reinforced by a NASA satellite photo. By contrast, Carl Jung's vision, as he saw it, of the Earth from space — he was resolutely certain that what he had seen was reality, not hallucination — transformed him. Though he had long been interested in religion, mysticism and the occult, Jung had always insisted on his rigorous objectivity as a scientist. In his final years, however, he wrote forthrightly and spoke openly about the transcendent, about another world behind and beyond this one. He didn't merely believe that there was such another world; he claimed to know.
Daniel Peterson teaches Arabic studies, founded BYU's Middle Eastern Texts Initiative, directs MormonScholarsTestify.org, chairs mormoninterpreter.com, blogs daily at patheos.com/blogs/danpeterson and speaks only for himself.


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I still have a small portfolio and a few sales, but that was my main goal: learning and improving my technique. I'm sure more sales will come in the future.
I have started with kit lens and basic knowledge. Thanks to other fellow photographers here on DT, and even thanks to rejections, I have been able to get a better equipment, new ideas, more knowledge. In a few words, better photographs.
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As the 2012 National Football League season has gone on and fantasy football owners have watched, there has been a ton of things happening with the New Orleans Saints. There has been coaching changes with suspensions, different players on the field and then off again, and the obvious downturn for fantasy owners in Darren Sproles. It seems like this downturn really came when Joe Vitt took over the coaching reins.
Vitt seems more committed to having Chris Ivory, Pierre Thomas or Mark Ingram in the backfield over Sproles and that is killing his value to fantasy owners. Sproles wasn't carrying the ball much anyway in New Orleans, but is now not seeing it at all in the ground game. There are a lot of Sproles owners that are in PPR leagues where Sproles was gold last season that are noticing that Sproles isn't even seeing as many passes thrown his way either. Sproles used to be good for 6-8 catches a game, but that has declined to more like 3-5 passes.
If you have Sproles on your fantasy team, you have a difficult decision to make with the playoffs starting this week. Do you leave Sproles out there hoping that one of those catches turns into something big, or do you bench him for a running back that gets 20-25 carries a game and hope that goes better? My advice would be to leave Sproles out there and hope for the best because there really isn't any other way to go but up at this point.
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The newly rebuilt Roman Catholic chapel, St. Bartholomew's, in Valley Center. It has just been rebuilt after the original 1930's era chapel was destroyed in the 2007 wildfires. The beautiful new chapel was designed with the assistance of local architect Kevin deFreitas, who was born near the site of the church. Unlike the old church, which was made mostly of wood, the new building is made with wood, stone and rammed earth from the area, which has been specifically designed to be fireproof and earthquake safe as well. The only part of the old building that survived the fire was the original bell tower, which has been incorporated into the new design. The chapel was consecrated by Bishop Robert Brom on February 14, 2010. The chapel is located at 5500 Mazetti Lane, just past the Harrah's casino in Valley Center.
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A new report from an American Cancer Society scientific advisory subcommittee on cancer and the environment says exposure to carcinogens should be minimized or eliminated whenever feasible, and calls for new strategies to more effectively and efficiently screen the large number of chemicals to which the public is exposed. The report was created as part of an initiative to address ongoing and emerging issues related to environmental pollutants and cancer, and to articulate the American Cancer Society's principles, objectives, and potential roles regarding environmental pollution and cancer prevention.
"The issue of environmental pollutants in air, water, food, and consumer products is one that generates significant public concern and uncertainty," said Jonathan Samet, M.D., chairman of the Department of Preventive Medicine at the Keck School of Medicine of University of Southern California, and co-chair of the committee that authored the report. "With this report, we felt it was important to put environmental pollutants into the broader context of cancer prevention, which includes efforts to reduce tobacco use, improve nutrition, increase physical activity, maintain a healthy body weight, and provide vaccinations against the infections that cause cancer."
"Exposure levels to environmental pollution to the general public are typically far lower than the levels associated with the proven cancer risks shown in occupational or other settings," said Elizabeth "Terry" T.H. Fontham, M.P.H., Dr.P.H., national volunteer president of the American Cancer Society and co-chair of the committee. "Nevertheless, these low-level exposures do cause us concern because of the multiplicity of substances, the fact that many exposures are out of the public's control, and the potential that even low-level exposures contribute to the cancer burden when large numbers of people are exposed."
The committee's report notes that the scientific issues regarding environmental exposure are quite complex, as is the growing landscape of technologies used to evaluate chemical carcinogenicity. Despite the value of the current systems for identifying and classifying evidence for carcinogenicity, the report says there are major constraints in implementing them due to both the limited resources allocated to operate these systems and the scientific complexity of the issues themselves.
The position statement on cancer prevention also says:
- New strategies for toxicity testing, including the assessment of carcinogenicity, should be implemented that will more effectively and efficiently screen the large number of chemicals to which people are exposed.
- Occupational and community exposures should meet regulatory standards, and research to identify and reduce carcinogenic hazards should be supported.
- The agencies that set and enforce environmental standards need to be appropriately funded and science-based to keep pace with scientific developments and to update their standards accordingly.
- Although certain exposures are unavoidable, exposure to carcinogens should be minimized or eliminated whenever feasible.
- The public should be provided with information so that they can make informed choices.
- Communications should acknowledge and not trivialize public concerns, but at the same time should not exaggerate the potential magnitude or level of certainty of the potential risk.
More information: "American Cancer Society Perspectives on Environmental Factors and Cancer," Elizabeth T. H. Fontham, DrPH; Michael J. Thun, MD; Elizabeth Ward, PhD; Alan J. Balch, PhD; John Oliver L. Delancey, MPH; Jonathan M. Samet, MD; on behalf of the ACS Cancer and the Environment Subcommittee, CA Cancer J Clin Published Online: October 28, 2009; doi:10.3322/caac.20041
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SPORTY and arty students at a Darlington school have had their efforts recognised.
The Year 7 football team at Hurworth School is celebrating a league and cup double - but teacher Michael Garmston is keen to keep his young charges' feet firmly on the ground.
The youngsters scored more than 30 goals and conceded just one in six games on their way to the Darlington Schools league title.
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They followed that by completing the double, with a win over their Longfield Academy counterparts in the final of the Town Cup.
Asked whether he saw any potential future Messis, Rooneys or Ronaldos among the young crop, Mr Garmston refused to speculate, in case it led to a case of over-inflated egos among the budding players.
Meanwhile, the Year 7 cricket team enjoyed excellent form in an Under 13s cricket tournament held at Darlington RA, in Brinkburn Road.
In a shortened form of the game, in which all players take a turn bowling except the wicketkeeper, Hurworth came top in a tournament featuring senior schools from across Darlington.
Elsewhere in the school, exam work by art and design students is brightening up corridors and walls around the school after going on display as part of an exhibition.


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…the more they stay the same. The LCS match-ups are set. Yankees-Tigers, Cardinals-Giants. Ho-hum. Now, while these are not heated rivalries and these teams do not have a ton of recent playoff history against each other, well, they are not exactly new blood. Since 2004, the span of the past eight postseasons, these four teams have combined to make six World Series appearances and ten LCS appearances. In comparison, the four teams they just bounced from the playoffs, well, they have just one appearance in that time span. No, no, not each. Combined! There have been 16 World Series slots, if you would, from 2004- 2011 and this year's four remaining teams have all been there once and accounted for 37.5% of those slots. This includes the past two World Champions, the Giants and Cardinals who are squaring off against each other for another National League Championship and a chance for another World Championship ring. After this season is done, heck even before it is done, from 2004-2012 these four teams will have been responsible for eight of the 18 World Series slots. That will be 44% of the slots for those not quick with the arithmetic. The real question here, is why these teams have been able to do this? Sure, everyone knows the Yankees open their checkbook and make things happen, and none of these teams are considered as small market as, say, Oakland, but as we've seen in the past, money does not always win championships. So what is it, exactly, that brings us the same teams time and again? Well, one thing I always tend to hear is that it is simply because these teams know how to win, especially when it counts. Or, sometimes, once we reach the postseason, it is playoff experience that can take over and is what gets these team past those teams with inexperience. But how much of a factor is that really?
The argument of experience in the playoffs, or simply in big games, will almost always win out over inexperience. Sounds reasonable and in life, that should certainly be the case. If two people are interviewing for the same job, all else being equal, the person with more experience, in theory, will win out. But how much of a factor does experience really play in baseball playoffs? Sure, as mentioned above, these four teams have been in the thick of the pursuit of a World Series Championship, but did the Yankees oust the Orioles because they have more experience, or rings? Is it because they know how to win in October? Well, I do not think you can completely dismiss that point altogether, but maybe there is a bit of an overemphasis on explaining it as easily as that.
Yes, the Yankees have more playoff experience of late, and well, over the history of baseball, than the Orioles. In fact the Yankees have more World Series rings since 2000, than the Orioles have playoff appearances in that time. But this is also kind of my point. Okay, okay, experience yes, got it. But isn't the reason the Yankees, and the other three teams remaining, have more playoff experience is because they are consistently good enough to get to the post season and win. Isn't it more that the Yankees are just a better team than the Orioles, regardless of experience? Did anything the Orioles did in their losses count as something that would not have happened if they had experience? They took the Yankees to five games in a best-of-five series and that was more than most people probably expected. Heck, the fact they almost won the division, or even made the playoffs was more than most people expected. As they approached Game 5 the common notion amongst baseball fans, and pundits alike, was that the Yankees would win because they were at home and their experience, and the Yankee aura (yuck), would take over and get them to the ALCS. Or could it be that, generally speaking, they are overall a better team than the Orioles? Now it was an admirable fight by the Os, but it doesn't take a rocket surgeon to see that Sabathia versus Hammel is a match-up that favors the Yankees. So, what does postseason experience matter there?
I mean, it is not as if the rules change in the postseason, right? Games are still nine regular innings, are they not? It is still three outs per half inning, correct? Three strikes and your out, even in the postseason, right? And most importantly the team that has more runs wins and the first team to three or four wins, depending on the series, moves on. Do you think Drew Storen would have not given up the winning run and blown his save opportunity in what ended up being the last inning of the Nationals' season, had he had more playoff experience? Probably not. Anything to that effect is of course, pointing to mostly psychological factors. The experience is about handling the pressure of the big stage and not succumbing to said pressure or intimidating crowds. But even there, doing it once, twice, or even more times, may never get rid of the jitters a player feels going into or during a playoff game. And as far as the intimidating crowd noise? The Reds, Nats and Athletics all had game fives at home, so it's not like they ventured into hostile territory or anything. You don't need playoff experience to know you need to win at home. I guess, this could be the biggest argument for experience playing a large role in the playoffs, since the experienced teams were all ready to go and despite the hostile environment, managed to win big games. It is a decent argument, I will grant you, but I still feel like it may have just been a case of the better team actually winning.
Now as I say that, I am sure there are people saying, "well look at the records, how can you say the better teams won?" Well, that is a kind of flimsy argument. Despite the records, I believe the Tigers are better than the Athletics. In the National League, with the exception of the Cardinals, the teams were, I thought, pretty evenly matched. I do think the Reds are a better team than the Giants and the Nationals are a better team than the Cardinals. However, these could have been two remarkably different series' had the Reds and Nats had their aces. The Reds lost Johnny Cueto after one batter and, I'm sure we've all heard about the Nats' Steven Strasburg situation plenty at this point. So if they pitch, do their teams win? Well, you can't say for sure, but that could have been a much bigger factor than experience, who's to say?
So, does experience play a factor when it comes down to big games and big moments in the postseason? Of course it does, and I am not arguing that or dismissing experience altogether. All I am trying to get across is that it may not be quite as big of a factor as many would like to believe. The reason the teams with experience win, I believe, is because they are generally just better teams, which is why they keep making the playoffs in the first place and gaining said experience. Yeah, if Derek Jeter was released by the Yankees and lands on say, the Indians (an extreme example, I know, but bear with me here), you don't think that would help them more in postseason play as far as the experience he brings? Sure it would, but matched up against a better team, with equal or less experience, I still say that better team will win out, 80-85% of the time. So let's hold off on laying so much playoff credit on experience and taking away from the fact that for the most part, the better teams are winning. And as far as experience over inexperience, ask the back-to-back AL Champion Texas Rangers, who fell apart down the stretch and lost their one game playoff, how they feel about it.


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I was the victim of an assault in april the case was settled in court 2 weeks ago and the person who assaulted me was given 1 yr conditional discharge,in the assault I lost both front teeth,can I sue this person for my dental expenses as well as damages
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Yes, you can. There are two separate matters - criminal and civil. The criminal matter is brought by the government. The civil matter is brought against you for damages. If he pled or was found guilty, you can use that in your civil action.
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DocumentationMathematicaThe Mathematica BookAdvanced Mathematics in MathematicaManipulating Equations and Inequalities
3.4.3 Advanced Topic: Algebraic Numbers
The representation of algebraic numbers.
When you enter a Root object, the polynomial that appears in it is automatically reduced to a minimal form.
In[1]:= Root[24 - 2 # + 4 #^5 &, 1]
This extracts the pure function which represents the polynomial, and applies it to x.
In[2]:= First[%][x]
Root objects are the way that Mathematica represents algebraic numbers. Algebraic numbers have the property that when you perform algebraic operations on them, you always get a single algebraic number as the result.
Here is the square root of an algebraic number.
In[3]:= Sqrt[Root[2 - # + #^5 &, 1]]
RootReduce reduces this to a single Root object.
In[4]:= RootReduce[%]
Here is a more complicated expression involving an algebraic number.
In[5]:= Sqrt[2] + Root[2 - # + #^5 &, 1]^2
Again this can be reduced to a single Root object, albeit a fairly complicated one.
In[6]:= RootReduce[%]
Operations on algebraic numbers.
In this simple case the Root object is automatically expressed in terms of radicals.
In[7]:= Root[#^2 - # - 1 &, 1]
When cubic polynomials are involved, Root objects are not automatically expressed in terms of radicals.
In[8]:= Root[#^3 - 2 &, 1]
ToRadicals attempts to express all Root objects in terms of radicals.
In[9]:= ToRadicals[%]
If Solve and ToRadicals do not succeed in expressing the solution to a particular polynomial equation in terms of radicals, then it is a good guess that this fundamentally cannot be done. However, you should realize that there are some special cases in which a reduction to radicals is in principle possible, but Mathematica cannot find it. The simplest example is the equation , but here the solution in terms of radicals is very complicated. The equation is another example, where now is a solution.
This gives a Root object involving a degree six polynomial.
In[10]:= RootReduce[2^(1/3) + Sqrt[3]]
Even though a simple form in terms of radicals does exist, ToRadicals does not find it.
In[11]:= ToRadicals[%]
Beyond degree four, most polynomials do not have roots that can be expressed at all in terms of radicals. However, for degree five it turns out that the roots can always be expressed in terms of elliptic or hypergeometric functions. The results, however, are typically much too complicated to be useful in practice.
Sums of roots.
This computes the sum of the reciprocals of the roots of .
In[12]:= RootSum[(1 + 2 # + #^5)&, (1/#)&]
Now no explicit result can be given in terms of radicals.
In[13]:= RootSum[(1 + 2 # + #^5)&, (# Log[1 + #])&]
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"A wafer fab (fabrication plant) is something very complex and a difficult business to run and operate,"
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No Sympathy for the Piggies
Naive city slickers: I was a bit disappointed at the slant Natalie O'Neill took in her December 25 article "Hog Huntin'." It portrayed hunters as an irresponsible bunch with zero morality.
The truth is there are as many types of hunters as there are people. To label knife hunting as extreme is unnecessary hyperbole. Knife hunting with dogs is the traditional way of hunting boar. There is no doubt it is dangerous. Irresponsible hunters put their dogs in danger, cross moral lines, and gain enjoyment by seeing the boar suffer at the jaws of their powerful dogs.
I am a responsible hunter, as are many others. Whatever I'm hunting I kill quickly and kill only what I can eat. I do not waste our natural resources. Even in a knife hunt, the boar should be dispatched quickly and the dogs should not be allowed to torment and torture the animal. You label knife hunting as a horrendous practice along with cage hunts. Cage hunts do not offer the animal any chance, and I concur they are not hunts at all.
I often wonder that if people were to see the inside of a slaughterhouse — whether it be chickens, cattle, or pigs — could they stomach the experience. Ever seen pig after pig being bled at a slaughterhouse? I can tell you knife hunting often pales in comparison. The general public doesn't know the process the yummy filet mignon or pork chop has to go through to make it to our favorite steak house. But it is quite similar to how your article described Mark Clemons's butchering technique. There is no pretty way to kill and butcher an animal.
Hunters kill responsibly and irresponsibly. Your article mainly focused on the well-to-do yahoos who have a twisted sense of self-entitlement. They do not understand that the tradition of hunting should be treated as a privilege and not a right.
Antonio Sevillano
South Miami
The Grove Has Lost Its Charm
It's the chains' fault: In response to Natalie O'Neill's "Up All Night" on December 25: The reason why Coconut Grove's nightlife scene sucks nowadays is because most of its charm was sucked out when all the so-so chains moved in. Plus the Grove has an inferiority complex and wants to be South Beach, opening up lame SoBe-copycat clubs for which no white elitist who lives on Collins Avenue wants to cross the causeway, especially since the only types of people these broke-back rooftop lounges attract are tourists, UM's Greek society, and classless ghetto scum.
The Grove should take note from Scotty's Landing and South Miami's bar scene and crank down the pretentiousness a few decibels and bring back venues like the Hungry Sailor, which advocated a sense of community. Maybe then people will remember what made the Grove so special in the first place.
NT food critic not bad: I always look forward to reading Lee Klein's articles because I think he has extensive knowledge of culinary matters and brings credibility to his field. However, I was a little disappointed he didn't mention Ariston in his December 25 retrospective on 2008, "Through the Cooking Glass."
I understand he cannot mention every restaurant, but I think Miami deserves a good Greek restaurant that is reasonably priced and respects culinary tradition. I believe our efforts at Ariston go beyond those of other Greek-related establishments, and our goal is for Miami to have a Greek restaurant comparable to the very best in other big cities.
Thanasis Barlos, co-owner of Ariston
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I'm getting extremely nervous. Tomorrow is the day that kicks off everything. Tomorrow is the beginning of the end, and I know this road has two very possible endings:
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AFC South Devil's Advocate: The Jaguars Should Start Chad HenneJune 7, 2012
Welcome to the Devil's Advocate. This is the series that explores key issues from around the AFC South with a contrarian viewpoint.
The entire purpose of the piece is to argue a point of view which is the exact opposite of what I really believe. I try to do so using arguments which are as valid as possible, but the conclusion runs counter to my actual position.
Everyone knows that I've been hard on Blaine Gabbert, but it's undeniable the Jaguars' season rests on his improvement. However, starting Chad Henne wouldn't be the worst thing for the team or for Gabbert if the Jaguars do it correctly.
1. Gabbert Is a Rookie in This Offense
The Jaguars don't want to "ruin" Gabbert. If they see that he's struggling to adapt to the new offense, there's nothing wrong with bringing him along slowly.
Forget last year for a moment. Jack Del Rio never gave Gabbert a chance to be successful. The Jags could easily claim that this is Gabber's first real offseason, and it's a new offense. No one bats an eye when rookies sit. In many respects, Gabbert is still a rookie. Treating him like one is wise.
The team would have to be careful not to sell it as a demotion or express frustration in doing so. It could shift all the blame on Del Rio by saying he pushed Gabbert too fast to save his own job. It's not Gabbert's fault, and he's not being "benched." He's being groomed correctly for the first time.
2. The Offensive Line Isn't Ready
Gabbert's greatest weakness is taking sacks. Until he's confident in his reads, he'll have a ridiculously high sack rate. The coaching staff can say, "Our line isn't ready for the new offense. Blaine needs time to get comfortable. We don't want him to get killed like David Carr was with the Texans."
Again, if the team takes blame for the offensive line, starting Henne won't create a firestorm. The Jaguars are just protecting the health of their franchise quarterback by holding him back until he stabilizes a few weeks into the season.
3. It's Only Temporary
The Jaguars can sell the move as a stopgap solution. They can announce that the plan is to transition Gabbert back in as the starter a couple of months in.
Then if the team is winning and doing well, no one will care that Gabbert isn't playing. If the team isn't winning games with Henne, the Jags can play Gabbert with the confidence that they didn't ruin a perfectly good season by starting the wrong quarterback.
To be clear, I believe Gabbert will remain the starter through camp, but I think the Jaguars wish they could have a mulligan on 2011. If they could have kept Gabbert on the bench, they wouldn't be forced to play him in 2012.
It's fine if a quarterback wins a starting job, but when one is handed to him without having earned it, it puts the team in a bad spot. Gabbert could do well in camp and be much improved, but if Henne looks amazing, the Jaguars won't be able to start him without embarrassing Gabbert.
A plan like this would at least allow the team the flexibility to play Henne without humiliating a player who has taken enough lumps already.


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SANTA CRUZ, Calif. (AP) — A Santa Cruz police officer is recovering after police say he was stabbed in the leg by a man who was reportedly suicidal.
The man's family contacted police around 6 p.m. Monday to say he had cut his wrists and was missing. Police say officers later found him hiding in bushes behind a store.
They grabbed him after he failed to respond to their commands. Police say that's when he stabbed one of the officers below the knee with a pocket knife.
He allegedly tried to stab the second officer in the face before the wounded officer shot him with a stun gun.
The man was taken to a hospital before being arrested on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon against a police officer.
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Wukong is more an ability hero than a fighter, today I am showing you how to build a tanky wukong for strong mid-game and late. Not only you can tank, but kill too. My build will show you to have a stable early game (it depends on you how you control it at the start of the game) and at mid you will be able to take burst of damage and deal a bunch of painful blow.
This build allow you to survive longer when solo, and not to die quick when team fights occur. Hope that this guide will be useful for all Wukong user. The main thing for being tanky is to counter assassins, Ap hero and most important for your ultimate to work efficiently in team fights, most of the wukong will die or low in hp before he could release his ultimate skill.
This build is greatly effective against AD wukong too...
My game
As you can see, my wukong game play have a high positive score than death. Most of the time, before i could finish building frozen mallet the game would have ended.
Playing style
I play Wukong as a laner rather than a roamer, or a person who try to gank people much. Think defensive rather than attacking but due to your tanky health , it can cover your failure if your attack fail and need to retreat.
Try to take Katarina or Akali as food, as you know wukong can counter them badly (Kat's ulti will break if you use your ulti) so do not be afraid of them.
You will need at least 2 mana potion for early game due to his low mana capacity.
Summoner Spells
- I take flash for chasing opponent or to escape from gank. It works well with Decoy
- Ignite is great for cleaning up kills rather than chasing cause Wukong is not a quick speed hero and it would be a big risk for chasing the enemy
Items (Important)
- It gives you 120 health and armor, whats not to like ?
- Getting this first rather than boots because it give you great defense when you are against any AP hero at early game and stop them from harassing you with spells.
- With this item you can start harassing the enemy, and not to be afraid of dying quickly.
- With this item your damage will increase massively due to your warmog and it gives you armor against AD hero.
- Frozen mallet increase your health and 30 damage, slows enemy when you attack them. Don't worry that they could escape
If they have too many AP hero or their AP is too strong for you, i would recommend you to take FoN after Atma or last of your item ( if you do not need it immediately)
Why not these item?
- I pick warmog over trinity force because it takes too long to buy it and it wouldnt give you much advantage of health at early game.
- Yes, everyone loves bloodthirster especially AD hero. Who wouldnt want life steal? But you are a tanky wukong, i would recommend to take Hp regenerate rather than life steal due to your slow attack speed.
Your attack speed is slow?
Wukong is not much of a attack champion, so you wouldnt need item like Phantom dancer or any item to increase your attack speed. Wukong depend on his Crushing blow to deal heavy damage and Nimbus strike to chase people down.
Atma and Frozen mallet give you a great increase on damage so you will be able to kill champion rather than just a tanker.
This build is not much detail on how to play wukong, cause by my guess most of you know it. It just show how you can make yourself tanky and kill. If there is any problem feel free to comment, and i do not mean by why is his AD so low or attack speed slow etc. If you wanted to ask that go read top at item list.
So thank you and hope that my build will be useful to all wukong user


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DENVER Bandaged and still bleeding, Ryan Bowen stood outside the visiting locker room beneath the Pepsi Center waiting for Reggie Evans.
Considering the blow the Sonics forward delivered to Bowen, one would have thought the Denver Nuggets forward was seeking retribution.
Far from it. Bowen wanted to make sure there were no hard feelings between the two Iowa graduates.
"I saw him, but I didn't see him," Evans said of the third-quarter collision in which his elbow struck Bowen on the forehead and opened a gash that caused blood to stream down his face.
Bowen needed nine stitches.
"It wasn't a Karl Malone thing like what he did to Steve Nash," Evans said. "I didn't see him that long for it to be intentional. ... Besides, why would I do that? He's from Iowa. I want to see him to make sure he's OK and that he knows I wasn't trying to take him out."
Barry vs. Barry
Barry, who ranks sixth in the NBA in three-point field-goal percentage, almost certainly will receive another invitation to the three-point shooting contest during the All-Star weekend in February.
The Sonics' guard finished third in the previous contest. If organizers wanted to add a little drama to the show that often gets overlooked by the slam-dunk contest, they would be wise to extend an invitation to Barry's younger brother, Jon, who plays for the Nuggets.
"Oooh, that's a great idea," said Sonics guard Richie Frahm, a three-ball specialist who would also perform well in the contest. He hit six treys last night against the Nuggets.
Brent is shooting 44.1 percent on treys, while Jon is 17th at 40.6.
After Denver's game in Seattle last week, Brent joked that the league hasn't caught on to marketing its first family of basketball.
"We're not exactly LeBron vs. Carmelo," he said. "No one is paying hard-earned money to see the Barry boys just yet."
The 115 points were the second-highest total for Seattle this season. The Sonics scored 124 in the second game against the Los Angeles Clippers.
Twice in the first quarter, the Sonics had six players on the court after a timeout. The team was not given a technical foul for either delay.
Game at a glance
Player of the game: Richie Frahm missed just one shot and scored a career-high 31 points. He converted 10 of 11 shots, including 6 of 7 three-pointers.
Turning point: Ronald Murray baited Andre Miller into a foul as the Sonics' guard attempted a three-point shot. Murray sank all three free throws and Miller was given a technical foul for protesting the call that led to another free throw. Denver coach Jeff Bzdelik was also given a technical and when play resumed, Seattle led 86-75.
Key statistic: Seattle scored no fewer than 27 points in each quarter and shot 50.6 percent, its third-best shooting percentage of the season.
Next: Phoenix, Tuesday, 7 p.m., KeyArena.
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A growing number of credit unions are working to make their branches more sales and service oriented and kiosks are part of the transformation. Kiosks are being used to provide members with complex product information and assist with member queuing—all while supporting management demand for better staff utilization and improved...
This Opinion piece looks at the continuing vibrant role of call centers in the digital world.
PHOENIX — Despite competition from nonbank providers like Google Wallet and a growing consumer shift away from traditional checking accounts, credit unions are best positioned to provide what the consumer of the near future will demand. So said ProfitStars Director of Strategic Insight Lee Wetherington during his May 21 general...
South Atlantic islanders seeking better access to credit, share in ownership.
National ATM Council trade group objects that it's included in proposed settlement while it has its own case ongoing against card brands.
Bluebird, the new prepaid card product being rolled out by Walmart and American Express, will provide banks and credit unions with additional competition in transaction accounts and technology.
Filene researcher does see increased competition from Amex/Walmart offering, while Latino Community CU, Consumers Union say full-service still needed.
With the number of members who have opted not to conduct transactions with paper checks continuing to grow, St. Cloud Federal Credit Union knew it was time to make a change.
If there were a category of potential credit union members that could be described as beyond unbanked, those would be the people that the Durham, N.C.-based Latino Community Credit Union seeks to serve.