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Nagpur: Swapnil Bandiwar produced a brilliant pace bowling show with a five-wicket haul as Vidarbha crushed Uttar Pradesh by nine wickets to qualify for the pre-quarterfinals from Central Zone in the Vizay Hazare Trophy here yesterday.
Vidarbha captain Shalabh Shrivastava's decision to insert Uttar Pradesh in after winning the toss proved a masterstroke as Bandiwar ripped through the Uttar Pradesh top order to shoot them out for just 112 in 37 overs.
Vidarbha chased down the small target of 113 with 21.1 overs remaining with Faiz Fazal hitting 56 not out in 94 balls. Jitesh Sharma contributed 43 as Vidarbha scored 113 for one in 28.5 overs.
The home side finished second in Central Zone behind Railways on second spot with 12 points from four matches, after three wins and a loss. Bandiwar created havoc in Uttar Pradesh innings as he sent the top four batsmen of the visiting side packing to reduce them to 32 for four in the 11th over.
Uttar Pradesh never recovered from there and they could crossed the 100-mark thanks to a resolute 59-ball 36 not out from Akshdeep Nath. Only three Uttar Pradesh batsmen could reach double digit figures with. Besides Bandiwar's fine figures of 5/31, Akshay Wakhare grabbed two wickets while Shrikant Wagh, Ravi Thakur and Ravi Jangid took a wicket apiece.
Brief Scores: Uttar Pradesh: 112 all out in 37 overs (Akshdeep Nath 36 not out; Swapnil Bandiwar 5/31). Vidarbha: 113 for 1 in 28.5 overs (Faiz Fazal 56 not out, Jitesh Sharma 43).


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DE Sen: Flawed O'Donnell Helps Move Seat Firmly into Dem Column
GOP nominee Christine O'Donnell is clearly one extremely flawed candidate, and her upset win in the Republican primary helped all but guarantee that Democrats will keep control of this open Senate seat. Two new polls have Democrat Chris Coons leading by double digits.
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Chris Coons (D) 49
Christine O'Donnell (R) 30
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If the GOP had Rep. Mike Castle as their nominee, Republicans would have a good shot at winning this very blue seat, but with O'Donnell the possibility of a Republican victory is now extremely remote.
Because of her long history of weird statements, O'Donnell has become media catnip, but that doesn't make it a competative race. At this point, Delaware can be moved firmly into the Democrats' column.

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Who: Family and Friends of Detective Robert E. Williams
What: Naming of 8th District Substation in Honor of Detective Robert E. Williams and Presentation to Officer John Passaro and the Family of Officer Rodney Thomas. This will be followed by celebratory reception for everyone to fellowship and recall fond memories of Detective Williams.
When: Saturday, November 16, 2013 at 12pm
Where: The Healing Center, 2372 St. Claude Avenue
Robert Williams' Story
We invite you to join us as we name the 8th District Substation in honor of 8th District Detective Robert E. Williams.
Detective Williams spent his entire 10 year NOPD career in the 8th District. He was a policeman with a reputation for tireless service. His patience and familiarity with the residents and business owners of the 8th District fostered lasting relationships of trust and respect.
In 1999, Robert would meet his future wife, Debbie, in the historic French Quarter; the two would marry in February 2002. Within a month of their marriage, Robert suffered a break to his collarbone. After testing, he received a diagnosis of multiple myeloma. The prognosis was grim: the illness was in its third and most severe stage, and had already spread to 80% of his body. Robert immediately began treatment, subsequently undergoing a bone marrow graft from his only sibling, his brother, NOPD Sergeant Eric Williams.
The next six years were marked by both hope and despair, a roller coaster of life with cancer. With almost super-human determination, Robert continued on the police force, even during the dark days of Hurricane Katrina. At the same time, he and Debbie became dedicated advocates for improved insurance and healthcare coverage for all NOPD officers. Rob and Debbie's diligence were rewarded when the City's policies were increased by 100% and amended to include catastrophic coverage for all subscribers.
Robert fought valiantly against multiple myeloma for many years, but ultimately lost his battle in December 2007.
Robert E. Williams Memorial Fund Presentation to Two NOPD Officers
After his death, Robert's wife, Debbie, founded the Robert E. Williams Memorial Fund, which benefits NOPD officers who have suffered from an illness or other life setback that would be considered critical or catastrophic. Debbie will make a presentation to the family of Officer Rodney Thomas, recently killed in a hit and run accident on the Interstate and Officer John Passaro, who was severely injured during a robbery-in-progress in Bywater.
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McLEAN, VA (October 31, 2000) — Industry suppliers, who make up the membership of SnowSports Industries America (SIA), announced last week that the dates for the 2002 SIA Show are January 29 through February 2, at the Las Vegas Convention Center.
Based on wide-spread industry recommendations that prompted the SIA Board of Directors to adjust the date of the association's show to late January, the SIA SnowSports Show will become the kick-off of the buy/sell season in the United States and an international premiere for snow sports products globally.
The SIA Show precedes Europe's ISPO (February 3 through 8) in 2002, and the Show ends less than a week before the 2002 Winter Olympic Games in Salt Lake City, which begin February 8. The early timing of the show has prompted some retailers, particularly soft goods buyers, to question whether or not suppliers will be ready with samples and color lines.
"You bet we'll be ready," said Diane Boyer-Irwin, president of SKEA and a member of SIA's Board of Directors. Several soft goods and accessory suppliers who also are members of the SIA Board echoed that sentiment. "This (early show) gives dealers the ability to see product first – all the brands, every color – and then work it through (their buying decisions)," added Boyer-Irwin. She is heading up a task force of suppliers, retailers and reps that is developing a plan to help dealers effectively make use of the earlier SIA Show in 2002 and subsequent shows in the buy/sell cycle.
"Dealers will get a better sense of what's new and they'll have the opportunity to see the whole line early," said Dick Leffler, president of Nils and chairman of the SIA Trade Show Committee. "It will offer the opportunity to target appointments for regional buying."
Based on information gathered from various sources, the majority of soft goods purchasing decisions are made prior to the current SIA Show dates.
"We are extremely pleased with this news and are looking forward to the prospect of becoming a part of this event once again," said Tim Boyle, president of Columbia Sportswear. "Snow sports are an integral part of our business and our participation in the SIA show helps to reinforce our position as the largest seller of skiwear in the world."
"I don't think there will be much difficulty getting the soft goods manufacturers to have samples ready," said Randy George, president of Nation's Best Sports (NBS) buying group. "They've done it for our show for 17 years."
When the change in show dates was announced by SIA this summer, many retailers voiced the concern that they would not be in a position to write orders the last week in January. The SIA has positioned its show as a writing show for many years.
"It is critical that the change is communicated properly to all retailers – it is THE industry show, an intro show, a kick-off show," said Steve Rogers, president of Sports Specialists, Inc. "If you're not ready to write, you don't have to."
"This is a new show," said Hugh Harley, president of Rossignol, Inc., and an SIA Board member. "It's not going to be what people currently think (about the SIA Show). The dynamics will be completely different."
Suppliers, rep associations and retailers will be working together during the next few months to develop a plan designed to make the transition to a new buy/sell cycle effective and efficient.
"We still have a lot of work to bring our constituents up to speed with the changes," said Keith Bowen, sales rep for Dynastar/Lange and a board member of the Southeast Winter Sports Rep Association. "I think that it's great to have all the people from the various parts of the business talking."
SnowSports Industries America (SIA) is the national, nonprofit, member-owned trade association of more than 800 competing on-snow product manufacturers, suppliers and distributors working together to promote and develop the winter sports industry. The next SIA SnowSports Show is March 9-13, 2001.


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does anyone have any updates on him, i suprisingly havent read anything about his situation and was curiously about whats going on and how much longer till hell be suiting up
Jamal Crawford can tolerate the pain in his right foot. What he can no longer stomach is watching helplessly as his teammates continue to lose games and drop further into mediocrity.
"It's becoming harder and harder," Crawford said yesterday. "When we first starting winning, I was fine just sitting there, trying to get healthy. But once the losing started it became more difficult. Now, it's killing me."
Crawford has been sidelined three weeks with a sprained right big toe, or turf toe. Originally, the Knicks said that their new shooting guard would be out for three to sixweeks. As of yesterday, Crawford was still wearing a walking boot and has yet to be cleared to resume running.
However, Crawford is not entirely ruling out returning in either one of the home-and-home games Saturday and Monday against the Chicago Bulls, his former team. Crawford said "there was a slim possibility" that he would play Saturday but acknowledged that he would have to practice either today or tomorrow.
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7 games - 6 Losses
the article said we went 4-5
Peter the Russian...back like cooked crack
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hopes hes ready to play well.......
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OCEANSIDE —— Oceanside Unified may have lost its status as a "mostly military" school district for a while at least, a district official said Friday.
After spending the last two months collecting surveys from parents to find out how many of them work for the federal government, the district is still falling short of the number of students it needs to qualify for up to $1.4 million in federal funding next year, according to district Associate Superintendent Robyn Phillips.
The district's enrollment must include at least 20 percent of students whose parents work for the federal government to fully qualify for what is known as "federal impact aid."
The 2004-05 school year is the first time the district lost some of this extra funding, based on last year's tally of students that showed 18.7 percent of them had parents working for the federal government.
Typically, the district receives up to $18 million overall in federal money, including funding to offset a loss of local property tax revenue for students who live on base. But it receives even more if it shows that at least 20 percent of the district's students are related to federal workers.
Last year, the district received $4.6 million extra, compared with $3.2 million this year —— a $1.4 million loss —— because it dipped below the 20 percent threshold, according to officials.
Because the district collects funding based on the enrollment in the previous year, officials began an aggressive campaign in October to collect federal surveys from parents to find out how many work or live on a military base or other federal property.
So far the district is falling short of the 20 percent threshold, Phillips said.
"We've made a real effort to call parents and follow up," she said. "People have returned the (survey) cards. But we think we'll still fall short."
The surveys are due by the end of January. While no figures were available Friday, Phillips estimated that the district needs to document at least 100 more students to collect all the available impact aid money.
Students who count toward the district's 20 percent include those whose parents work on federal property, including all military bases, American Indian tribal lands, including casinos, immigration offices, homeland security offices, FBI offices, federal farmlands, Border Patrol offices, or who live in federally subsidized housing, often called Section Eight housing.
While the surveys are sent each year, many are never returned, officials have said.
The loss in federal funds was caused in part by a decline in the numbers of students who live on Camp Pendleton and attend base schools, officials said. They said an overall enrollment drop —— about 1,500 students in the last two years —— also contributed to the loss in federal money.
The $1.4 million is just a small portion of the district's $156 million annual budget, but it represents roughly one-third of the spending reductions the district has weathered since July.
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Around 70 firefighters from across Bucks marched into Aylesbury this afternoon as part of their ongoing spat with the Government.
Firefighters marched from the Bucks Fire and Rescue Service headquarters in Stocklake to Aylesbury town centre to raise awareness of the reasons behind the ongoing strike action.
Firefighter Steve Cook said: "This was a good opportunity for us to raise awareness of why we are striking and to engage with the community.
"Almost everyone we spoke to was supportive of us and agreed that for all firefighters to be made to work in their fifties was wrong, because some may not be physically able to."
Mr Cook added there was a possibility of further strikes if a settlement could not be reached with the Fire Brigades Union.


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I decrease my reliance on vision. I have five senses. I need to learn how to use them all. Like most guys, I rely upon my vision more than the other senses in my erotic life. After my experience in being blindfolded at Mindful Self-Loving, I'm going to focus more on developing my other senses.
I quit using colognes and deodorant over 10 years ago. I found that making natural body smell no longer worked for me and that daily bathing was enough for social hygiene. The perfumes and chemicals we apply just get in the way. Natural body smells help return me to that primal space. There's something about natural body smells that is also a big turn-on that ignites my Beast.
When playing with others, I'm somewhat mimicking my dogs. I'm smelling the person I'm with to get to know him. I'm learning how to use my intuition to gather information from scent. I'm also surprised that there much information to gather! I don't need to analyse and 'figure out' what the scents mean. Relying upon my intuition seems to work quite well.
I'm expressing myself through sound much more. Sometimes the sounds are quiet purrs. Other times the sounds are loud moans. I'm not editing myself and just letting out whatever sound needs to come out. The response form others has been very encouraging! I'm getting many comments from those I play with that they too enjoy the sound I'm making. I used to think that others would be put off or even think that the noise is strange. I'm finding out that others like the sound too!
While making more sound I'm actually using fewer words. Language is a great tool useful in many situations. I'm finding in my erotic life that words can also get in the way. When I"m speaking I'm in my head. When I let go of the need for words, it's easier to get out of my head. Of course, there are many times when words are needed – just not as often as I would have thought they were needed.
I'm expressing my wild side. I found myself playfully biting. More surprisingly, the person I was with responded by bringing his beast out to play too! I played with how some animals carry their children by biting on the back of the neck. As I was biting my playmate on the back of his neck I noticed that this really charged both of us. While biting I also notice my taste. I learn how to taste the other person's skin. I find that I can pick up his beast through what I notice in my mouth as I'm biting. Definitely more play biting, scratching and general roughhousing!
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Jesse Jackson set to visit Northern Ireland
Veteran US civil rights campaigner Rev Jesse Jackson is to visit Londonderry later this month.
During his one-day stop he will present the inaugural Henry Cunningham Human Rights Award at a ceremony in the Guildhall on March 20.
Henry Cunningham was a 16-year-old Presbyterian from Carndonagh in Co Donegal who was shot dead in August 1973 when loyalists opened fire on a Republic-registered van carrying workmen on the M2 motorway near Belfast.
The award was set up to commemorate the young man and was open to schools in the Inishowen area. The winning school will receive €500 (£430).
Rev Jackson, who was with Martin Luther King when he was shot in 1968, is making the visit to Derry at the invitation of human rights group the Pat Finucane Centre and the Bloody Sunday Trust.
While in the city he will visit the Museum of Free Derry.
There will be an open session in the city's Guildhall where Rev Jackson will take part in a discussion and answer questions from the public at 4pm.
Following this he will present the Henry Cunningham Award to the winning school. Entrants were asked to write an essay based on the theme of defending the rights of minorities in Ireland.
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Consol Energy Inc. is buying the rest of CNX Gas Corp. that it doesn't already own for approximately $363.4 million.
The coal and natural gas company said late Sunday that it would pay $38.25 per share for the remaining 9.5 million CNX shares, roughly a 37 percent stake.
The offered price is a 24 percent premium to CNX Gas' Friday closing stock price of $30.80.
Consol Energy said it plans to finance the deal with internal funds, borrowings under its credit agreements and securities offerings.
Consol Energy will start a tender offer by May 5 for the CNX Gas shares. T. Rowe Price Associates Inc. will tender the shares that its investment advisory clients own into the offer.
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slugs in a single shot?
OK I have searched but at this point was unable to find the info I need. info out the wazzoo for all you interchangeable choke guys, but none for me... anyway
I have a cheap stevens single shot 20ga. model 9474 I think it is. and I would like to know if it can shoot slugs.
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Depends usually the barrel is marked with what choke the barrel is. If it is an older shotgun a lot of the times the barrels were made with a choke built into the milling (or whatever you want to call it). Usually it's safe to shoot slugs with an IC - Improved Cylinder and a Modified Cylinder. I shoot RIFLED slugs from my Remington 870 Wingmaster with a Modified barrel.
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|March 3, 2005, 03:57 PM
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Foster type slugs are made to be safely shot from shotguns of any choke in good repair. As to how accurately, start at 40 yards, and keep moving back until you don't feel optimistic about generating a killing shot reliably. That is how far your Stevens should be shot at game. I think the bead sight will be more of a limiting factor than the full choke as far as accurate shooting.
|March 3, 2005, 04:35 PM
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I shot my first deer with an old H&R 20ga single shot that was my grandpa's. It had a modified choke in it, but a full choke won't be hurt by slugs. The business with choke tubes is that with a full choke tube a slug may rip it out of the barrel with the torque and spin of the slug, not the case with fixed chokes.
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|March 3, 2005, 06:58 PM
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thanks for the replys. I will try a slug or two some time, when buying slug shells I assume that the box will indicate what type of slug (foster, rifled, ect) they are loaded with.... all new to me... I have been a metalic reloader and shooter for years but just resently traded some work for this 20 ga. Everybody has to have a shotgun! right!
|March 3, 2005, 09:18 PM
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50 years ago, I took my first deer. It was with a Savage Stevens single barrel 20 GA. That shotgun barrel was marked 'mod', and worked great with slugs. It still does
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|March 10, 2005, 10:56 PM
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Single shot deer gun
An old Hardware Store brand single was my first deer gun. I put a screw type heater hose clamp on it about where a rear sight would go. Filed a notch into the sleeve the screw goes into and had a rear sight to go with the bead on the front. Had to try a few shots moving it in and out on the taper to adjust for elevation but it worked great.
|March 10, 2005, 11:33 PM
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Slugs are not rifled to spin the slug !!! The "rifling" is there so that the slugs can be fired with any type of choke without damage !
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A steam leak within a newly replaced generator at the San Onofre nuclear plant is raising the prospect that small traces of radioactive gas may have reached the atmosphere, though without any significant danger to workers or the public.
Air extractors apparently carried small traces of radioactive gas from the generator area to an unsealed auxiliary building outside a reactor dome, setting off radiation alarms, Victor Dricks, a spokesman for the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, said on Wednesday.
"If there was any radiation that escaped from the auxiliary building it would not pose any danger to the workers on site or to the public's health and safety," he said. "It would have been a small fraction of the natural background radiation."
Southern California Edison spokesman Gil Alexander said he could not confirm those details but did not dispute the account.
Evidence of a leak prompted a shutdown Tuesday evening of the southernmost of two reactors at the nuclear plant 45 miles north of San Diego. The leak apparently took place at a heat transfer pipe within generators that were installed a little over a year ago at an overall cost of $670 million.
Inspection crews were expected to have their first direct access Thursday to the leak area among thousands of heat transfer tubes. Alexander said Southern California Edison intends to find out how year-old equipment at the southernmost of two reactors could develop even a small leak.
The reactor's primary, radioactive steam system appears to have contaminated the secondary non-radioactive steam system that drives the plant's turbines, Dricks said. In addition to the leak, other tubes appear to be damaged.
Although it triggered a precautionary shutdown, the leak at San Onofre was not large enough to meet even the lowest of four emergency classifications used by the Nuclear Regulatory Commission to indicate a level of risk to the public.
"From a safety or risk significance this didn't even rise to the level of an unusual event," said Dricks of the NRC, which has resident inspectors assigned permanently to San Onofre.
With the shutdown, the San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station ceased producing electricity. The second, northern reactor went offline on Jan. 4 for refueling, maintenance and to install a giant high pressure turbine.
At peak production, San Onofre provides about 20 percent of the electricity in the region. No electricity shortages were forecast, with demand still at its seasonal winter low.
The California Independent System Operator, which balances most of the state's transmission grid, was able to maintain its standard of 7 percent operating reserves over peak demand and avoid asking utility customers to conserve energy, said spokeswoman Stephanie McCorkle. However, it asked power plant and transmission line owners to delay any new maintenance.
Concerns already are being raised about who will pay for the reactor shutdown and possible repairs.
Rochelle Becker, executive director of the energy activist group Alliance for Nuclear Responsibility, applauded the decision to shut down and inspect the plant as a precaution.
But she expressed concern that ratepayers might end up footing the bill for the failure of one-year-old generators.
"You just bought a brand new iPhone, and guess what? It's not working," said Becker, urging state utility regulators to carefully vet what costs can be recovered from utility customers.
There was no estimate on how long the inspection might take. Restarting the reactor can take several days.
In 1984, the discovery of corroded and leaking heat exchange tubes at San Onofre's original reactor during routine maintenance led to a 14-month shutdown for refueling and $67.7 million worth of repairs to the plant's steam generators. That reactor has since been decommissioned.
Alexander of Southern California Edison said a manufacturing defect was reported by Mitsubishi before it delivery of two generators from Japan -- but that the equipment was retested by the manufacturer and plant operator and determined to be fine before installation at the southern reactor.
More recently, an ammonia leak at the San Onofre plant's steam turbine deck in November prompted the evacuation of workers, though no injuries were reported.
Together San Onofre's two reactors can generate more than 2,200 megawatts of electricity, enough capacity to power more than 2 million residences. The facilities are owned by Southern California Edison, SDG&E and the City of Riverside.
SDG&E customers typically receive about 20 percent of the plant's electricity output.


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In her acclaimed debut novel, Prep, Curtis Sittenfeld created a touchstone with her pitch-perfect portrayal of adolescence. Her prose is as intensely realistic and compelling as ever in The Man of My Dreams, a disarmingly candid and sympathetic novel about the collision of a young woman's fantasies of family and love with the challenges and realities of adult life. Hannah Gavener is 14 in the summer of 1991. In the magazines she reads, celebrities plan elaborate weddings; in Hannah's own life, her parents' marriage is crumbling. And somewhere in between these two extremes, just maybe, lie the answers to love's most bewildering questions. But over the next decade and a half, as she moves from Philadelphia to Boston to Albuquerque, Hannah finds that the questions become more rather than less complicated: At what point can you no longer blame your adult failures on your messed-up childhood? Is settling for someone who's not your soul mate an act of maturity or an admission of defeat? And if you move to another state for a guy who might not love you back, are you being plucky, or just pathetic? None of the relationships in Hannah's life are without complications. There's her father, whose stubbornness Hannah realizes she's unfortunately inherited; her gorgeous cousin, Fig, whose misbehavior alternately intrigues and irritates Hannah; Henry, whom Hannah first falls for in college, while he's dating Fig; and the boyfriends who love her more or less than she deserves, who adore her or break her heart. By the time she's in her late twenties, Hannah has finally figured out what she wants most, but she doesn't yet know whether she'll find the courage to go after it. Full of honesty and humor, The Man of My Dreams is an unnervingly insightful and beautifully written examination of the outside forces and personal choices that make us who we are.More
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By Tobi Cohen
OTTAWA — Though divided along party lines, a House of Commons committee ultimately wants the federal government to consider more caps on applications for immigration in order to tackle a backlog that's now reached nearly one million, according to a report tabled Tuesday.
The result of a months-long review, the Tory majority on the committee also wants the government to make skilled workers the priority, particularly the 300,000-strong backlog in applications received prior to 2008.
"We believe that the government's primary focus should be on jobs and growth to drive our economy,"said Rick Dykstra, parliamentary secretary to Immigration Minister Jason Kenney.
It's important that the government act decisively and quickly to deal with the backlog
"We know that immigration can and will be part of the solution to addressing our economic needs. That's why we think it's important that the government act decisively and quickly to deal with the backlog, especially the backlogs in the economic immigration categories."
Dykstra said experts offered the committee a number of solutions from changing the skilled worker selection system so that it focuses more on younger immigrants who are fluent in French or English, to fast-tracking more recent applications and ones that better match current labour market needs, to charging higher processing fees.
He said the goal is to "better align" the number of applications Canada accepts for processing with the annual total of newcomers admitted every year.
Since the government has no plans to increase its yearly intake which currently stands at about 250,000, that means further caps on applications.
The government has already limited applications from those applying through the investor class, the family reunification program, the privately sponsored refugee class and skilled workers without prearranged offers of employment. But the report didn't go into detail about what other caps might be introduced.
The report also called on the government to promote, track and make permanent the new parent and grandparent, 10-year, multiple-entry supervisa that allows such relatives to visit for up to two years at a time. The supervisa was introduced in December to coincide with a two-year moratorium on new parent and grandparent applications — another measure aimed at reducing backlogs.
Members of the opposition who sit on the committee disagreed with the recommendations and offered a supplementary report with seven of their own solutions.
NDP immigration critic Don Davies said "quotas" and "caps" fail to address the "real cause of the problem."
He argued a 10 per cent increase in the overall number of immigrants Canada accepts into the country would "erase the growth of the backlog immediately," while anything more than that would "actually work to reduce it."
Given Canada's aging population, declining birthrate and increased reliance on immigration to meet labour shortages, he said letting in 10,000 more immigrants a year for the next three to four years makes sense, not just from a backlog perspective.
Capping doesn't help employers who need workers or the family member who wants to be united with their family members. It just pretends the problem doesn't exist
"The Conservatives think that if we just simply avoid the problem by capping applications the problem will be solved," Davies said.
"Well, that doesn't help employers who need workers or the family member who wants to be united with their family members. It just pretends the problem doesn't exist."
The NDP has also recommended increasing resources for Canadian embassies abroad facing big backlogs in immigration applications and reducing Canada's reliance on temporary foreign workers. The NDP is also against the use of "excessive financial barriers" as a means of curbing applications.
While Dykstra noted that thousands of supervisas have already been issued and that more than three-quarters of applications have been approved, Davies further argued that the refusal rate was high and that eligibility criteria was too stringent.
In its supplementary report, the NDP called on the government to ensure the supervisa was "accessible, affordable, fairly administered and generously approved."
Furthermore, Davies tabled two private members bills earlier in the day to address concerns with the overall visitor visa system. The first bill calls on the government to provide detailed explanations to rejected applicants, while the second would give rejected applicants a process of appeal should they believe an error had been made.


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Data visualisation for journalists, designers and marketers
Guardian Masterclasses
Sunday, February 9, 2014 from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM (GMT)
Event Details
A good infographic is the picture that's worth ten thousand words, capable of exploding preconceptions or making instant sense of complex trends. It's no wonder data visualisation is the hottest thing in communications.
This one-day crash course will show you how to spot visual stories in data and bring them out in engaging, attractive infographics which pack a punch. It's a stimulating way to learn how to make compelling stories out of otherwise dry or impenetrable material. You'll gain practical experience of sifting data sets for infographic gold, find out how to spot and assemble stories and learn the golden rules of data collection when commissioning research of your own.
No experience of graphic design is necessary, as the course provides an introduction to classic data visualisation templates, for simple and more involved infographics, that give statistics an impact that words can't match.
Course description
This course mixes classroom tuition with practical exercises in spotting, structuring and visualising stories drawn from a number of real-life data sets. The emphasis of the event is on finding and telling powerful stories using data visualisation, how to interpret data, and how to collect data to ensure your own research leads to great infographics.
By the end of the day, attendees will be familiar all the skills, techniques and tools required for effective visual storytelling. This course does not involve computers – all outlines and idea sketches will be done on paper. Topics covered on the day include:
- How to know when to use visuals to tell a story better
- Examples of good and bad practice
- The skills, tools and techniques you (or your team) need to produce captivating infographics
- Finding accurate and complete raw data
- Analysing data to find an engaging story
- Finding the right presentation model for your narrative, and how different storytelling approaches can be taken with the same data set
- How audiences read and interpret visual stories, at a glance and in-depth
- Balancing style and substance, and knowing how far you can go
- How to keep ahead of trends in data visualisation
This course is for you if…
This course will be of particular benefit to journalists hoping to pitch or commission infographic features, marketing and communications professionals who want to present information attractively and with impact, and designers who want to develop their infographic skills. However, it's also suitable for anyone who needs to present complex information in a digestible form. If you'd like more in-depth tuition in the design of infographics, you may be interested in our other data visualisation courses.
Tutor profiles
Christian Tate is the Art Director of the Slow Journalism Company, publishers of Delayed Gratification magazine. He has created countless infographics (click here to see a selection of recent work in Delayed Gratification magazine), including two which have been shortlisted for Information is Beautiful awards. As well as his work at Delayed Gratification magazine, he has created infographics for Mazda, Zurich, Empire magazine and the BBC. Click here to see his website.
Rob Orchard is the Editorial Director of the Slow Journalism Company. He works in partnership with Christian to bring together data sets to tell fascinating political, cultural and social stories through infographics, researching and editing all the infographics in Delayed Gratification magazine. He has years of experience in writing and commissioning features, and also runs the Features Writing Masterclass.
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Harnessing the expertise and specialisms within the organisation, our courses are led by first class and award winning guardian professionals whilst also drawing on the skills and expertise of other leading figures at the forefront of the creative and digital industries.
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The first trailer (added below in case you missed it the first time around) for Jon Favreau's "Cowboys and Aliens" sure makes it look like this thing will be super serious from the first frame on. Or at the very least, a lot more serious than what you would expect from a movie called "Cowboys and Aliens". Cowboys versus aliens! How do you make a serious movie out of a title like that? I'll have to see more from the film to know for sure, but until then, here's a new poster full of shadows and intrigue and Daniel Craig.
1873. Arizona Territory. A stranger (Craig) with no memory of his past stumbles into the hard desert town of Absolution. The only hint to his history is a mysterious shackle that encircles one wrist. What he discovers is that the people of Absolution don't welcome strangers, and nobody makes a move on its streets unless ordered to do so by the iron-fisted Colonel Dolarhyde (Ford). It's a town that lives in fear. But Absolution is about to experience fear it can scarcely comprehend as the desolate city is attacked by marauders from the sky. Screaming down with breathtaking velocity and blinding lights to abduct the helpless one by one, these monsters challenge everything the residents have ever known. Now, the stranger they rejected is their only hope for salvation. As this gunslinger slowly starts to remember who he is and where he's been, he realizes he holds a secret that could give the town a fighting chance against the alien force. With the help of the elusive traveler Ella (Olivia Wilde), he pulls together a posse comprised of former opponents—townsfolk, Dolarhyde and his boys, outlaws and Apache warriors—all in danger of annihilation. United against a common enemy, they will prepare for an epic showdown for survival.
Starring Sam Rockwell, Olivia Wilde, Harrison Ford, Daniel Craig, Noah Ringer, Clancy Brown, Paul Dano, Keith Carradine and directed by Jon Favreau.
Six-shootin' to victory July 29, 2011.
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The Early Childhood & Childhood Education Program is a four-year Bachelor of Science program that prepares students for careers as teachers of children from birth through grade six. Graduates of the program are qualified to receive dual certification, i.e., teaching certification in both Early Childhood Education (birth through grade two) and Childhood Education (grades one through six). To obtain these certifications, students must complete the program and pass ALL required New York State Teacher Certification Examinations.
Teacher candidates learn the skills required to work effectively with children from different backgrounds and in different settings, including developmentally appropriate teaching practices and curriculum planning. A thorough grounding in child development is part of the program, as is an understanding of a balanced approach to teaching literacy. The program further emphasizes a mastery of mathematics, social studies, and science appropriate to the elementary school years. Throughout the curriculum, we promote an interdisciplinary approach to teaching and learning in the elementary classroom. This is a rigorous program that requires extensive field experiences in sites chosen for their appropriateness by the Student Teaching Coordinator. Candidates are responsible for their own transportation to field sites and cannot expect to have sites close to the New Paltz campus or their homes. All efforts are made to find sites within one hour of the New Paltz campus.
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GARETH SOUTHGATE reiterated a two-year stance that Middlesbrough's Stewart Downing is not for sale - on the day which could kick-start a period of huge spending in the transfer market.
Liverpool have completed £20.3m acquisition of Robbie Keane from Tottenham and Andrew Johnson's £12m switch from Everton to Fulham is expected to pave the way for the player merry-goround to head into overdrive.
Aston Villa, Liverpool and Tottenham are three of many clubs known to be interested in Downing, with Sunderland the latest to be mentioned over the weekend.
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But Southgate is not willing to listen to offers for the £18mrated winger and the Boro chief maintains that all the signs from Downing point to a desire to stay at the Riverside Stadium.
"There's inevitably huge speculation at this time of year," said Southgate, who persuaded the player to sign a new five-year contract in January.
"We know how fortunate we are to have Stewart Downing as part of this club.
"Last season, when Stewart and David Wheater signed contracts, they were the most important signings for us. We are not looking to move Stewart on. As a manager you get used to dealing with speculation.
"We have not had any calls about Stewart Downing and nor would we welcome any.
He is very settled. He is an ambitious player and the set up here is geared towards making sure he feels he can fulfil his ambitions with us.
He is positive about everything.
We are determined to keep hold of him."
Downing scored ten times for Middlesbrough last season and he hopes to be involved at Carlisle tonight after missing out on the two Algarve Cup matches in Portugal last week with a thigh problem.
Southgate intends to send strong teams out at both Brunton Park and Hibernian on Saturday, in the hope of extending the time his senior players spend on the pitch during pre-season.
In the two outings in Portugal, Southgate opted to build up fitness by naming four different teams in the four separate 45-minute stints, but that is about to change.
It remains to be seen whether there will be any more new recruits before the opener with Tottenham on August 16, although Reading's James Harper remains on his radar.
A deal for £5m-rated Harper, however, depends on the transfer of Lee Cattermole going through.
The 21-year-old was at Wigan last night trying to thrash out a £3.5m move to the JJB Stadium.
And Southgate, refusing to name Harper as a specific target, admits he needs to bring in Premier League experience to bring out the best of the youth in his squad.
"We are continually looking to improve the team and the squad. That is o n g o i n g , "
S o u t h - g a t e t o l d A l i Brownlee's new phone-in show on BBC Tees last night.
"The players we moved on went at the right time. We are light in terms of senior players.
"We might be able to deal with that in the next few weeks.
"You need experience to guide those young lads through.
"There is a spell when things aren't going so well to guide them through.
"It's great to say they are gaining valuable experience, but you don't want them to have to deal with situations like that."


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Rated 4.5 / 5 stars
One word wow!hope you don't mind but I will be using this for my geometry dash level thnx and keep up the great work
Don't mind at all! Thanks :)
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Love your music as always, this ones getting a download from me. ;)
Thanks a lot! Glad you like it and thanks for commenting! :)
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hEO-Se ddnGw&feature=context-gfa
Have you seen this ? You're music was used in it
Love your music btw
lol! No I had not seen that. I dislike it when people use my music without even mentioning my artist name in the description of youtube videos, however at least this URL was given in the description.
Thank you for pointing it out to me!
~ Cat
Rated 5 / 5 stars
Sounds great!
Just got some new speakers and am even happier with another new song to play. I really like the way it sounds kudos to you sir!
Sorry I haven't been active as much as I was. Schools a real pain. >.> Just know I am still supporting you! =D
Man I broke my # One Key so I can't use ! marks unless I copy and paste one!
Yay! Was hoping I'd hear from you :D New speakers eh? What did you go with? Oh I hear ya with school :P
Oh! lol, well thanks for the extra effort on those exclaimation points! ;D
Good hearing from you :)
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I dig this!
Really diggin' this tune. If you ever find it in you, an extended remix would be awesome. I like it more than Slidey, which is on the front page of Newgrounds. I would have given Slidey a 10 as it was, which is why I decided to check more of your stuff, but then I find this which is more like a 12/10!
Hey! Thanks! :) Yea I like to THINK my music improves over time, but haha that's not always the case of course. Well thanks for stopping by and checking it out, and also thanks for lettinng me know ~ Slidey ~ hit front page!
12/10?! Oh, I dunno if its thaaat good. I could do better if I could get a cookie :)


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Conservancy for Cuyahoga Valley National Park
Peninsula, Ohio (Tuesday, July 26, 2011) - The Conservancy for Cuyahoga Valley National Park is featuring critically acclaimed vocalist Helen Welch at 6:30 p.m., Sunday, August 7, 2011 at Happy Days Lodge as part of a new concert series, Music by Nature.
A native of England, Welch is known throughout the United Kingdom for her musical theatre roles and one-woman shows. Upon moving to the U.S. in 2003, she began appearing in venues throughout the northeast and immediately began cultivating a devoted group of fans.
She possesses a knack for choosing songs that stand the test of time and continually finds ways to put her own twist on them - allowing the audience to reminisce and relive the classics.
Welch and her talented trio of musicians will perform Broadway love songs from Wicked, A Chorus Line, Carousel, Guys and Dolls, My Fair Lady, Chicago, and South Pacific for this upcoming performance.
The performance is held at Happy Days Lodge and begins at 6:30 p.m. The Lodge's screen porch will open at 5 p.m. for picnicking. Admission is $20 for general public and $17 for Conservancy members. Audience members are invited to mingle with the artists at a dessert reception following the concert. All tickets are for general seating. Advance sales are available until 3 p.m. on Friday for that Sunday's show. Call 330-657-2909 ext 100.
Call the Cultural Arts Hotline at 330-650-4636 ext 228 after 2 p.m. for ticket availability and weather cancellations. To learn more about Welch, please visit her website at www.helenwelch.com.
About the Conservancy for Cuyahoga Valley National Park The Conservancy for Cuyahoga Valley National Park is a non-profit organization created to engage public support for the park and provide services to enhance public use and enjoyment of the park. For more information about the Conservancy and its programs, visit www.conservancyforcvnp.org or call 330-657-2909.
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Owls defeat CGB at home
The Hancock girls basketball team won 72-37 over Clinton-Graceville-Beardsley in Pheasant Conference action on Jan. 26, in Hancock.
The highlight of the night was Bree Holleman breaking the career scoring mark.
Holleman set the new mark with 1:36 remaining in regulation with a free thow. The previous record of 2,054 career points was held by Courtney Brewer, a 2003 Hancock graduate. Holleman finished the game with 26 points, 7 rebounds and 7 assists.
"In all 13 years of coaching at HHS, I don't know of anyone who has put more time into playing basketball than Bree," coach Jodi Holleman said. "She is a very dedicated athlete that brings a huge smile every time she steps onto the court. It has been an absolute joy to have the opportunity to coach Bree over the years. Anyone who was at the game knew that she was more worried about getting an assist than she was about breaking that career scoring record."
Illissa Koehl played a strong game for the Owls, scoring 17 points. She was 7 of 9 from the floor -- including three 3-pointers -- and pulled down 5 rebounds. Kendra Schmidgall also shot the ball well and scored 15 points on 7-of 8 shooting.
Overall the Lady Owls shot an 47.5 percent (29 of 61), including a 6-of-10 performance from beyond the arc in the opening half. As a team, the girls dished out a season high 22 assists.
"All of the girls played with a ton of heart, hustle and intensity the entire night," Jodi Holleman said. "This was only our third home game of the season and the girls always seem to shoot well on the home court."


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python-bitcoinlib 0.2.0
This python library provides an easy interface to the bitcoin data structures and protocol.
Latest Version: 0.8.0python-bitcoinlib
This Python2/3 library provides an easy interface to the bitcoin data
structures and protocol. The approach is low-level and "ground up", with a
focus on providing tools to manipulate the internals of how Bitcoin works.
sudo apt-get install libssl-dev
The RPC interface, bitcoin.rpc, is designed to work with Bitcoin Core v0.9.
Older versions mostly work but there do exist some incompatibilities.
Everything consensus critical is found in the modules under bitcoin.core. This
rule is followed pretty strictly, for instance chain parameters are split into
consensus critical and non-consensus-critical.
bitcoin.core - Basic core definitions, datastructures, and
(context-independent) validation
bitcoin.core.bignum - Bignum handling
bitcoin.core.key - ECC pubkeys
bitcoin.core.script - Scripts and opcodes
bitcoin.core.scripteval - Script evaluation/verification
bitcoin.core.serialize - Serialization
In the future the bitcoin.core may use the Satoshi sourcecode directly as a
libary. Non-consensus critical modules include the following:
bitcoin - Chain selection
bitcoin.base58 - Base58 encoding
bitcoin.bloom - Bloom filters (incomplete)
bitcoin.net - Network communication (in flux)
bitcoin.messages - Network messages (in flux)
bitcoin.rpc - Bitcoin Core RPC interface support
bitcoin.wallet - Wallet-related code, currently Bitcoin address and private
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From: "Darla Marbut" <>
Subject: Re: [MOBARRY] Camp Bliss
Date: Thu, 24 Sep 2009 15:52:00 -0500
References: <firstname.lastname@example.com><000a01ca3d30$4c104660$0202a8c0@Darla>
Previously, I typed "Ft" Bless, it is actually "Camp Bliss".
Just found this reference to Camp Bliss on this site at this link: (Can also
read below)
Report of Lieutenant Hugh Cameron, Second Arkansas Cavalry (Union).
Headquarters Detachment.
In the Field, Mount Vernon, Mo., October 31, 1864.
General: I have the honor to report that on the 29th of October, 1864, with
a detachment of about 400 men, principally of the Second Arkansas Calvary, I
pursued a body of rebels, supposed to be 800 strong, under command of
Colonel Hodge, from Buck Prairie, Lawrence County, and encountered them at
the Upshaw farm near Camp Bliss, Barry County. Routed and dispersed them;
killed 50, took 37 prisoners, 58 horses, 4 mules, a large number of saddles,
and several stand of arms. Three wounded only were found; the remainder
escaped on their horses or concealed themselves in the brush. The prisoners
report that there were ten captains with Colonel Hodge, viz, Captains Thomas
Todd and John Merrick, Captains Sitton, Kimball, Shull, Rudd, Withers, Onam,
Arnold, and Anabury. The last named was killed early in the encounter. My
loss was 1 slightly wounded, 1 man injured by his horse falling, and a few
horses crippled.
The officers and men under my command behaved gallantly. Captain Mitchell,
Seventh Provisional Enrolled Missouri, commanding the advance, deserves to
be especially mentioned.
I have the honor to be, general, most respectfully, your obedient servant.
July 28, 1917, Saturday, Cassville Democrat, Barry Co., MO
We hear talk of building the State Road, known as the "Old Wire Road", that
was used as a military road during the Civil War, but the way of McDowell
and near Crane, on through the Wilson Creek battle ground and on to
Springfield. This would be a scenic route from start to finish and is
covered all over with military history. This road would go on to Camp Bliss
Hollow and by the Spring where Gen. Bliss and his arm camped during the
winter of 1865. Many historical spots can be pointed doubt ... rest is
missing. (Found on this link:
Camp Bliss is located in Section 27, Twn 25N, Range 26W in the 1909 Map:
Today you can reach it by going to McDowell, take Farm Road 2070 and turn
on Farm Road 1165, the spring is right next to the road. Darla
----- Original Message -----
From: "Darla Marbut" <>
To: <>
Sent: Thursday, September 24, 2009 11:01 AM
Subject: Re: [MOBARRY] Camp Bliss
>I got directions to Ft Bliss and all I found was a spring coming out of a
> cliff. A road has been built near it and I believe it caused the water to
> be dammed up and covers part of the cliff. It is said that, when Civil War
> soldiers were marching down the Wire Road, they would stop there for a
> drink and sometimes camped there. There is suppose to be names cut in the
> face of the cliff. To my knowledge there hasn't ever been a marker there.
> One of my relatives who is over 90 years old told me this. Darla
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Frances Black" <>
> To: <>
> Sent: Thursday, September 24, 2009 6:18 AM
> Subject: [MOBARRY] Camp Bliss
>> Hello List,
>> Does anyone know the history of Camp Bliss in Barry County? It is near
>> McDowell. It is mentioned in a Civil War soldier's diary.
>> Is there any kind of a marker/monument there?
>> Thanks,
>> Fran
>> The list-admin is Donna Cooper, address - ()
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Sorry you are going through this. Please read what you can in the healing library. Reading as much as possible helped me a lot.
This too shall pass
I edit a lot because that stupid box is so small!
Welcome to the best club no-one ever wanted to join. Sorry you're here glad you made it.
Please check out the healing library in the upper left hand corner. There is some fabulous information contained within. It's gonna answer a lot of your questions, and probably even some you haven't thought of yet.
How are you doing? Please make sure you're taking care of yourself. Drink lots of fluids. Eat when and if you can. Are you able to sleep? If not, it's ok to seek professional assistance. On that note, get tested for STD's. Avoid unprotected sex with WW til she's tested too. Unfortunately, in the land of rainbow farting unicorns where she is, STD's are probably non-existent. Or possibly, he's a 'good' man who wouldn't have done this before.
Sorry you're here
ETA Does the OM's BW know? Please, inform her. Wouldn't you want someone to tell you?
[This message edited by 5454real at 11:29 PM, March 25th (Monday)]
[This message edited by Betrayed444 at 11:52 PM, March 25th (Monday)]
Gets upset and walks away? Initiate N/C with her except as it relates to children and finances. Follow that up with a visit to a lawyer. Get your ducks in a row to divorce. Doesn't mean you have to file, just discover your options. Ask her where she plans to live after the D. Don't use it as an idle threat. See the lawyer, get the ball rolling. Force her to see the consequences of her actions. Protect the kids.
Nothing you did made her have an affair.(Unless you held a gun to her head and forced her onto his penis). It was her choice. Marriage issues? Sure, we've all got em. Rather than fix the problem, she made a different decision. Don't let her shift any of the blame on you.
Sounds like you're making a good start.
Take Care.
Take care of yourself. That's your main job right now. Check out our Healing Library for survival tips and tricks. Know that you're not alone, and that you're going to be ok.
..that feeling you get in your stomach, when you heart's broken. It's like all the butterflies just died.
The people you do your life with shape the life you live
It ain't FOG, it's smoke these cowards want to blow up your ass, act "dumb", play the meaning of is shit. BTW, please, DO NOT consider a damn word WW or OPOS co-cheater say as anything but collaborative lies. I say hammer her ass hard (D right now), and see how that might snap her memory into high acuity... If it doesn't, great!, that much closer to a great life without her.
Best of luck friend.
Edit fer spillin
[This message edited by Shockleader at 1:09 PM, March 26th (Tuesday)]
The cruel, the unkind, those without honor, feast on the tender heart...
You don't have to reveal your sources.
YOU know what she has done because you have seen the evidence...and she knows what she has done.
This isn't a court of law...you don't have to prove shit to her.
NEVER reveal your sources.
Do go see a lawyer. You need to know what your rights are, what likely custody arrangements will occur, if the affair will have any bearing on a divorce settlement.
You will feel safer after you know your rights and what is likely to happen if you chose D.
Very, very few WS seem to confess all on Dday. On these forums the majority dribble out the truth over the first couple months.
Keep in mind, the overriding emotion your WW is probably feeling is SHAME. Having to tell you specifics probably feels like she is having her nose rubbed in her own poo. Withholding info makes her feel like she is retaining dignity.
You might want to point out to her that the likelihood of you batting 1000 and finding ALL the info is close to zilch. So the fact that she has confessed to only what she THINKS (insinuate you know more that you haven't revealed) you know, pretty much means there is more.
Do NOT tell her the info you know. Do not tell her where you got it.
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In Henry Burris' mind, the Labour Day Classic is the regular-season Grey Cup game.
If that's the case, the Edmonton Eskimos are the defending champions, and that's not exactly sitting well with the Calgary Stampeders' pivot.
Even if the Battle of Alberta has lost some lustre in recent years as the Stamps have built better rivalries with the B.C. Lions and Saskatchewan Roughriders, the annual meeting with the Eskimos at McMahon Stadium still means plenty to the veteran Stampeders players.
"From our perspective, it's still the same Classic," said Burris about next Monday's outing. "It's not a game you ever want to lose. It's a game on the schedule we look at and say we can't lose it. The aura of the Labour Day game is something else.
"It's the regular-season Grey Cup. That's how you have to look at it. Winning at home is the important part of the doubleheader this year."
A year ago, the Stamps weren't successful on Labour Day, as Burris left in the second quarter with a toe injury and Dave Dickenson also was removed due to concussion symptoms. The 37-16 defeat is a performance Burris considers an embarrassment.
After that disappointment, the Stamps went on a 8-1 run to end the season and win the West Division title, host the West final and win the Grey Cup in Montreal.
It might take a run like that for this team to repeat its success of a year ago.
At 4-4, the Stamps are a game behind the Eskimos (5-3) with three more meetings yet to go.
Because the Eskimos beat the Stamps 38-35 Aug. 13, the Green and Gold have an edge in the season series and one more win would make it must-win territory for Calgary.
So Burris feels the pressure this week, even with extra days to prepare.
"A win would allow me to sleep a lot easier," Burris said.
"It's all about the race now.
"When it comes to making a move, it's right now. We had a hiccup on Labour Day last year and maybe thought we weren't as special as we were. We buckled down and made a run at that point. This is a chance to right a wrong.
"The fact we didn't win it last year at home brings another level of intensity to the table and another level of focus. It's important for a few reasons. We need to play better. We want all sides to play consistent football. We haven't done that this year."
The Stamps must beat the Eskimos to finish the first half with a better than .500 record.
Heading into this season, no one would have predicted the Grey Cup champions would be just another middle-of-the-pack team at the midway point, but injuries have piled up and close losses have burned them.
There are some other factors that make Monday's game at McMahon a bit more intense than in previous years.
There will be a record Labour Day crowd expected as the extra seating for the Grey Cup in November is opened up, adding another 5,000 seats because this game was sold out weeks ago. The crowd should top 40,000 for the first time since 2000 when the Stamps last hosted the Grey Cup.
Burris and Ricky Ray set the bar high with their shootout of nearly three weeks ago when the teams combined for 1,040 yards, with Burris passing for 479 of his own.
The pivots traded go-ahead touchdown passes in the final minute, with the Eskimos getting the ball last for the win.
It's unlikely the teams can duplicate the pure entertainment value of that game.
Another factor in this outing different from year's past is the kickoff. The start time of 5:30 p.m. is three hours later than usual, but that should affect the Eskimos more for the back end of the home-and-home because they will get home late Monday.
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Tenants Harbor — Irene Sylvia (Lehtinen) Dentino, 79, of Tenants Harbor, formerly of Concord, Mass., died Tuesday, April 30, 2013 at Oakdale Nursing Home in West Boylston, Mass. She was the beloved wife of Alfred C. Dentino Jr.
Born in Rockland, June 9, 1933 she was the daughter of Winifred (Mikkonen) Lehtinen and William Lehtinen. She attended schools in Maine and Massachusetts and graduated from Chandler Secretary School in Boston.
Irene then went to work at Fort Devens until she was married and raised a family. She then went to work as a secretary in A One Girl Office in Stow.
She was a past president of the American Legion Auxiliary in Maynard, Mass. She was also a member of The Finnish American Society in St. George.
In addition to her husband of 59 years, Alfred, survivors include her four sons Alfred W. Dentino and his wife Christine of Lancaster, Mass., Stephen A. Dentino and his wife Ann of Sedgwick, Robert E. Dentino of Mason, N.H. and David A. Dentino and his wife Melissa of Shirley, Mass., her sister Gladys Carter of Holts Summit, Mo. and five grandchildren.
A funeral service was held May 6 at Dee Funeral Home, Concord Center, Mass., and was followed by interment in St. Bernard's Cemetery, Concord.
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However, the Lib Dem leader appeared to leave the door open to a wider public inquiry into the claims, saying he would support anything that helped "get to the truth".
It comes amid calls by Labour MP Simon Danczuk, who has investigated claims of abuse by ex-MP Cyril Smith, for a "Hillsborough-style" inquiry to prevent allegations involving politicians being "swept under the carpet".
Mr Clegg told Sky News: "I would support anything that helps get to the truth and crucially delivers justice for those victims, who if these horrific allegations of abuse in children's homes in various parts of the country turn out to be true, have suffered for years in silence and their plight has gone unrecognised.
"My view is given the very serious criminal nature of these allegations, namely that there was a circle of people that hid what they were doing, and what they were doing is abusing vulnerable children in children's homes, the only way to deliver justice, even these years after, is to allow police to get to the bottom of these things."
On Wednesday, former home secretary Lord Brittan defended his handling of a 1980s dossier which alleged paedophile activity in Westminster - after the Government admitted it appeared to have been destroyed.
Lord Brittan initially said he had asked officials at the time to "look carefully" into the claims, but had heard nothing more.
However, he later issued a clarification after an independent review commissioned by the Home Office showed the material was assessed by the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) and "passed to the appropriate authorities".
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The Tory peer issued a statement after Mr Danczuk urged him to spell out what he knew about the dossier compiled by Mr Dickens - believed to have contained information about the Paedophile Information Exchange (Pie) and abuse networks operating around Westminster.
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text: Johnny Thrash of the KBZS-FM (106.3 The Buzz) radio station in Wichita Falls, Texas conducted an interview with vocalist Dez Fafara of Santa Barbara, California metallers DEVILDRIVER during this past Saturday's (February 26) edition of "The Oath" show. You can now listen to the chat in two parts below."The Oath" airs every Saturday night from 10 p.m. to 1 a.m. on 106.3 The Buzz in Wichita Falls. You can also listen to the program online at www.1063thebuzz.com. Interview part 1:


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Forty graduating high school seniors from San Diego County were awarded laptop computers for submitting winning ideas on how to get more people to ride public transportation.
The contest, sponsored by Metropolitan Transit System and Coca-Cola, asked each student to write a 1,000-word essay with creative methods and tools MTS could use to inspire the community to ride public transit.
More than 200 students from schools all over San Diego submitted an essay.
Students came up with ideas like frequent ride incentives and transit passes on cellphones to free WiFi, cooling seats or vending machines.
Incoming California State University San Marcos student Gisselle Nogales said those perks would get her to ride public transit.
She wrote her essay based on her dad's experience of riding the trolley for more than a decade.
She plans to major in Business Administration.
Crawford High School senior Pedro Perez Quintana was another winner.
"My idea was first of all the plugs for phones which nowadays they die too fast," he said.
Perez Quintana rides the bus to appointments and to hang out with friends.
He's interested in opening a sports store and then ultimately starting a sports league to give back to the community.
In addition to the 40 laptops giveaway, one lucky student who submitted his/her entry early received an iPad or 30-day regional pass.
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LOS ANGELES -- USC coach Lane Kiffin hopes Matt Barkley willplay against Notre Dame after X-rays on the quarterback's sprainedleft ankle showed no broken bones.
Barkley missed the second half of the Trojans' embarrassing 36-7 loss at Oregon State with a high ankle sprain, but Sunday's X-rays improved Kiffin's mood.
Barkley went 10 of 19 for just 75 yards, throwing an interception that was returned 65 yards for a touchdown.
Mitch Mustain finished the game. The senior from Arkansas will start against the Irish if Barkley can't play.
The Trojans have no update from the NCAA on the status of tailback Dillon Baxter, who was left home after accepting a ride in a golf cart from a USC student who might be an agent.


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Unless you've been living under a rock for the past 4 years, you know that Adele is the Queen of breakup albums and we are all her musical servants. She literally has a song for every emotion you go through during a breakup. It's glorious.
But after a world-wide tour fell through because of vocal chord surgery and then a surprise pregnancy, Adele is back in the studio and recording her 3rd album! (Which I can't wait to cry to while I eat my Ben & Jerry's).
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Front-man to OneRepublic and mega producer, Ryan Tedder said "Adele-ish."
@DagmaraSophie AMAZING! very "Adele-ish"
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YAAAS! I'm super excited for this! Adele only goes by 1 name…Beyonce goes by only 1 name. Just saying.
Speaking of Queen B, she and Katy Perry battled it our for the #1 spot on Billboard's Hot 100 this week.
But it's Katy who is spending her 2nd week at #1 with her hit "Dark Horse."
According to Billboard, Katy's 9th #1 smash exceeded in every category they look into to determine where a song ranks on the charts. So that means that "Dark Horse" is basically killing it.
Beyonce came in at #2 with her sexually charged song "Drunk In Love" which is a collaboration with her hubby Jay Z!
Love both songs so I'm happy with this week's chart placement.
And it was reported yesterday that Selena Gomez checked herself into rehab after cancelling her Australian leg of her Stars Dance tour to seek treatment for "exhaustion."
Regardless as to what she was in treatment for, Selena obviously needed help for something and she took responsibility and received treatment, something her BFF Demi Lovato also did.
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"Ain't got time to waste, I got carrot to chase!"
Crossing a broad swath of the American musical landscape, Weiner and the Red Lights's show "Piano Punk and Hokum!" is an exhilarating 90 minutes of foot-stomping, heart-breakin' entertainment. Just one of the 15 original tunes composed by pianist/lead singer Adam Weiner would be the envy of any songwriter, but combined together and performed by a single group, it's an astounding tour de force.
The talented trio worship at the church of American music, and their love of all its various forms -- from Hoagy Carmichael jazz to Ricky Nelson rockabilly to Jerry Lee Lewis piano rock, with splashes of torch songs, country blues and spirituals thrown in -- keeps the audience entralled from tune to tune. Hot on the heels of their recent CD "Rough Draft," the group -- including the sharp Raky Sastri on drums and versatile David Pinzur on bass -- has put together a hearty collection of new songs for this show.
Highlights include the wildcat "Shit, Shower and Shave"; the rollicking "Up Too Fast"; the beautiful and delicate "In the City" and "The World Has Fucked Me" (with vocals reminiscent of the late Jeff Buckley); and the transcendent "Hey Molly" and "Carry You Down." The closer, "Shine a Light," is like a beautiful prayer, with lyrics that feel like a hopeful response to the 9/11 attacks.
Although the band seemed a little ragged at times, and one or two songs felt unfinished, the raw talent and passion of these three performers more than make up for it. A delight.


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The Book of Spells is a book that only appears in the episode "Hocus Pocus."
The Book of Spells is mainly green in color with a golden title.
Role in the episode
Not much is known about this book, but it probably contains information on magic, and magicians. It also may not have any real magic due to the fact that Mr. Magic's Magic Kit was revealed to just be a fake scam to make fish buy it for high prices. It is known that there is a magic card trick in it. SpongeBob received this book in his Mr. Magic's Magical Magic Kit. If someone can complete certain spells inside of it, they level up. For example, someone must be a level 10 wizard in order to complete the disappearing spell.
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