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OFA Releases Profitability Book
O.F.A. Services, Inc., a subsidiary of OFA – an Association of Floriculture Professionals, has just published Tips on Operating a Profitable Greenhouse Business, which is now available through the Ball Bookshelf. The theme of the book is the basic equation: profit = revenue – cost. Maximizing profitability in today's greenhouse operation requires efficient management of both costs and revenue.
Tips on Operating a Profitable Greenhouse Business addresses how greenhouse growers can manage their operations more cost-effectively and increase their profit margins – working smarter in today's marketplace. In this book, growers will find information they can apply to their greenhouses. The comprehensive text includes a cost analysis spreadsheet and numerous charts and photo illustrations. The spreadsheet, unit conversion software and a pot-spacing example can also be utilized via the OFA Web site, www.ofa.org.
The authors of Tips on Operating a Profitable Greenhouse Business are Raymond A. Cloyd, University of Illinois; James E. Faust, Clemson University; Peter Konjoian, Konjoian's Floriculture Education Services; Wen-fei L. Uva, Cornell University; and Kimberly A. Williams, Kansas State University. This distinguished group has compiled practical information for all greenhouse growers – based on their own research, discussions with growers nationwide and the results of "working through the numbers" for many situations.
This book is for greenhouse growers who are looking to evaluate, streamline and improve the profit margins of their businesses. The printing of this book has been partially sponsored by J.R. Peters Inc.
Tips on Operating a Profitable Greenhouse Business and all other OFA publications can be ordered by accessing the OFA Web site at www.ofa.org, the Ball Bookshelf at www.ballbookshelf.com or by calling (888) 888-0013.
The OFA Tips"¦ series of how-to publications provides technical, yet practical and easy-to-use information. Books are also available on topics such as growing vegetative annuals; growing and marketing garden mums; designing, growing and marketing mixed baskets and containers; managing pest, disease and growth control problems; growing specialty potted crops; growing bedding plants; and managing interior plantscape problems.


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Fairfield JV Black falls
The Fairfield JV Black softball team was hit with seven errors in the nightcap Thursday, and Ottumwa saved its best for last to sweep the host Trojans 2-1 and 16-8.
Fairfield led the first game 1-0, but Ottumwa took the lead with two runs scored in the top of the fifth. The Trojans put runners on second and third in the bottom of the fifth but weren't able to capitalize.
"Our offense had a couple of opportunities, but they just couldn't come up with the run support at the right time," said coach Lisa Greenig.
The Trojans stranded eight runners on base in the first game, and later stranded six in the nightcap.
Brynna Bowman pitched a complete game in the opener, walking six and giving up two hits. She struck out three.
Bowman also contributed from the batter's box and tallied one base knock. Kelsey Roberts had a pair of singles and scored once, and Taylor Ferrel legged out a double.
Haley Beard took the loss for the Trojans in the five-inning second game. Ottumwa managed 16 hits in the game while taking advantage of Fairfield's seven errors.
The Trojan JV squad has the weekend off, but the freshman squad will travel to Davis County for a 5:30 p.m. game Tuesday.

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Review/Music; Itzhak Perlman in Recital
By BERNARD HOLLAND
Published: October 8, 1988
For luxury of tone and visceral musicality, there is probably no more talented violinist in the world than Itzhak Perlman. Also no violinist more successful. Success at its worst, however, operates in inverse proportion: an ever-growing number of fans demanding to hear an ever-shrinking repertory of comforting favorites.
As Thursday's Carnegie Hall recital with Samuel Sanders let us know, Mr. Perlman is a more subtle and flexible stylist than the casual follower of his career might think. It is nice to think of him using his immense prestige in behalf of serious musical advocacy. He is too gifted a player to end up simply as a media star and popularizer.
This program began with an almost adamant simplicity: Hindemith's E flat Sonata and the Webern Four Pieces (Op. 7). Unlike some of his close Romantic-tradition colleagues, Mr. Perlman is able to narrow his tone, quell excessive vibrato and attack these pieces on their own terms. The Webern was especially handsome, though its whispering style was probably inappropriate to a big hall and the noisy, restless audience it housed on Thursday.
So strong is his technique that Mr. Perlman can place with confidence heavy expressive pressure on pieces like the Beethoven C minor Sonata and Ernest Bloch's Sonata No. 2. In the Bloch especially, the high tessitura sang purely and the rhapsodic elements never lost their timbral resonance. Mr. Sanders's muted playing was probably least appropriate in the Beethoven, where the piano not only must coexist but often dominate.
Mr. Perlman ended with four familiar Heifetz transcriptions. Among them, Joseph Achron's ''Hebrew Melody'' had a delicacy to touch every heart. This writer's, too, though it was the playing earlier in the evening that sticks more durably in the mind.


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Inertia Beverage Group Raises $14 Million
Inertia Beverage Group has secured $14 million in new capital, from existing investors Allegis Capital and Sid R. Bass Associates, and new investors, including PEI Funds "to support the vision of IBG to deliver a fully integrated, comprehensive solution for the direct-to-market wine industry."
Such a sum of venture capital probably hasn't been invested in wine ecommerce since the early days of venture investing in the wine industry during the dot-com craze. It brings the total IBG has raised to date to about $28 million.
IBG had been working on solidifying its finances since buying New Vine Logistics earlier this year. "This takes questions about viability off the table," IBG president and chief executive Ted Jansen told Winebusiness.com. "It's an incredibly challenging fundraising environment. So to be able to close it really shows the confidence our investors have," he said. "The industry is trying to remake itself and direct is going to be more important to the strategy of every winery."
IBG also announced that Dave Manougian has joined the company as chairman of the board. A former CEO of The Golf Channel, Manougian also worked for E & J Gallo Winery, Nike and Comcast, which owns the Golf Channel.
The company also said that now that it has integrated operations of New Vine's fulfillment, it has eliminated "redundant roles and significant cost savings." Jansen said 15 employees are leaving the combined company and that five offices are being consolidated to two.
"IBG's delivery of a complete, integrated platform to support direct marketing and sales efforts comes at a critical time for the wine industry," the company said in a press release. "The need to expand marketing reach, lower costs and complexity, and improve margins is essential for wineries confronting an increasingly challenging market environment.
"We now have access to all of the necessary resources to execute our vision of providing industry leading capabilities and unmatched service to our customers seeking to reach trade and consumer markets directly," Jansen said in the release. "Our team has really pulled together over the past few months to integrate our eCommerce, fulfillment and compliance operations; our customers are now benefitting from capabilities no other company in the industry can match."


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Contaminants in Fish
The Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation, Division of Water Resources issues advisories for consumption of fish from certain Tennessee waters. These fish contain potentially hazardous contaminants.
High risk groups such as children, pregnant women, and nursing mothers should avoid consumption of contaminated fish. Because adverse health effects for normal risk groups are considered to be a result of routine and long-term exposure, an infrequent meal of listed fish is not believed to have a measurable health risk.
Health risks can be substantially reduced by taking a few precautions. Big fish tend to have higher concentrations of toxic materials than smaller ones since they are older and have had more time to accumulate them. Many toxic materials are stored in fatty tissues, so when cleaning fish remove and discard the belly flap and fatty strip along the backbone and lateral line. Filleting the fish and removing the skin is also advisable. Broiling, baking, or grilling provides additional risk reduction. These risk reduction suggestions do not reduce health risks related to mercury.
For specific information regarding aquatic contaminants or affected waters, contact your regional TWRA office or the Water Resources Division (Environment and Conservation) office at (615) 532-0625.
Current Fish Tissue Advisories (January 2016)
|Beech Reservoir
|Entirety (877 acres)
|Precautionary Advisory for largemouth bass*
|Big Sandy River and Embayment
|Henry, Benton, Carroll and Henderson
|From embayment on mouth on Kentucky Reservoir to headwaters. (Mile 0.0 to 59.0)
|Precautionary advisory for all bass species*
|Cypress Creek
|Entirety (7.7 miles)
|Chlordane & other Pesticides, PCB's
|DO not eat the fish
|Loosahatchie River
|Mile 0.0-17.0 (Hwy. 14, Austen Peay Highway)
|Chlordane, Other Organics, Mercury
|Do not eat the fish.
|McKellar Lake
|Entirety (13 miles)
|Chlordane, Other Organics, Mercury
|Do not eat the fish
|Mississippi River
|MS stateline to just downstream of Meeman-Shelby State Park (31 mi)
|Chlordane, Other Organics, Mercury
|Do not eat the fish. Commerical fishing prohibited by TWRA.
|North Fork, Forked Deer River
|From the mouth of the Middle Ford Forked Deer River (mile 17.6) upstream to State Highway 188 (mile 23.6)
|Precautionary advisory for largemouth bass*
|Nonconnah Creek
|From the Mouth to Kansas St. (Mile 0.0-1.8)
|Chlordane, Other Organics
|Do not eat the fish.
Advisory ends at Horn Lake Road bridge.
|Wolf River
|From Mouth to Germantown Road (Mile 0.0-18.9)
|Chlordane, Other Organics, Mercury
|Do not eat the fish.
|Woods Reservoir
|Entirety (3,908 acres)
|Catfish should not be eaten
|Buffalo River
|Humphreys, Perry
|From the mouth upstream to Hwy. 438 (Mile 31.6)
|Precautionary advisory for smallmouth bass*
|Beech Creek
|From the mouth to origin (Mile 16.7) including TN River Embayment
|Do not eat the fish. Avoid contact with sediment between Leatherwood Branch & Smith Branch
|Duck River
|Humphreys, Hickman
|From mouth of Buffalo River (mile 15.8) upstream to I-40 (mile 31.8)
|Precautionary advisory for largemouth, smallmouth, and spotted bass*
|Boone Reservoir
Sullivan, Washington
|Entirety (4,400 acres)
|PCB's, Chlordane
|Precautionary advisory for carp and catfish*
|Chattanooga Creek
|Mouth to GA state line (11.9 miles)
|PCBs, chlordane
|Fish should not be eaten.
Also, avoid contact with water.
|East Fork of Poplar Creek including Poplar Creek embayment
|Anderson, Roane
|Mouth to New Hope Pond (Mile 0.0-15.0)
|Mercury, PCB's
|Fish should not be eaten. Also avoid contact with water
|Emory River
|Roane, Morgan
|From Hwy. 27 near Harriman (mile 12.4) upstream to Camp Austin Road Bridge (Mile 21.8)
|Precautionary advisory for all fish *
|Fort Loudoun Reservoir
|Loudon, Blount
|Entirety (14,600 acres)
|PCB's (Mercury - upper portion only)
|Commercial Fishing for catfish prohibited by TWRA. No catfish or largemouth bass over two pounds should be eaten. Do not eat largemouth bass from the Little River embayment. Due to mercury, precautionary advisory for any sized largemouth bass from Hwy. 129 to the confluence of Holston and French Broad Rivers (534 acres).*
|French Broad River
|From Rankin Bridge (mile 71.4) to Hwy 321 near Newport (mile 77.5)
|Precautionary advisory for largemouth bass*
|Hiwassee River
|Meigs, McMinn, Bradley
|From Highway 58 (mile 7.4) upstream to the railroad bridge just upstream of U.S. Hwy 11 (Mile 18.9)
|Precautionary advisory for largemouth bass*
|Holston River
|Hawkins, Sullivan
|From the mouth of Poor Valley Creek embayment (mile 89.0) upstream to the confluence of the North and South Forks of the Holston near Kingsport
|Precautionary advisory for all fish*
|Melton Hill Reservoir
|Knox, Anderson
|Entirety (5,690 acres)
|Catfish should not be eaten.
|Nickajack Reservoir
|Hamilton, Marion
|Entirety (10,370 acres)
|Precautionary advisory for catfish.*
|Norris Reservoir
|Campbell, Anderson, Union, Claiborne, Grainger
Clinch River portion. (Powell River embayment not included in advisory.) (15,213 acres
|Precautionary advisory for largemouth bass, striped bass, smallmouth bass and sauger. *
|North Fork Holston River
|Sullivan, Hawkins
|Mile 0.0-6.2 (VA stateline)
|Do not eat the fish. Advisory goes to TN/VA line.
|Sequatchie River
|From Tennessee River (mile 0.0) to State Hwy. 283 near Whitwell (mile 22.1)
|Precautionary advisory for largemouth bass*
|South Holston Reservoir
|Portion within Tennessee (7,206 acres)
|Precautionary advisory for largemouth bass.*
|Tellico Reservoir
|Loudon, Monroe
|Entirety (16,500 acres)
|PCB's, Mercury
|Catfish should not be eaten
|Watauga Reservoir
|Carter, Johnson
|Entirety (6,427 acres)
|Precautionary advisory for largemouth bass and channel catfish*
|Watts Bar Reservoir
|Roane, Meigs,
Rhea & Loudon
|TN River portion (38,000 acres)
|Catfish, striped bass, and hybrid (striped bass-white bass) should not be eaten. Precautionary advisory* for white bass, sauger, carp, smallmouth buffalo, and largemouth bass.
|Watts Bar Reservior
|Roane, Anderson
|Clinch River arm (1,000 acres)
|Striped bass should not be eaten. Precautionary advisory for catfish and sauger.*
|* Precautionary Advisory - Children, pregnant women, and nursing mothers should not eat the fish species named. All other persons should limit consumption of the named species to one meal per month.


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GRAPHIC CONTENT: British tourist dies after being stabbed in the head during sick mugging
THIS is the horrific moment a British tourist was brutally stabbed in the head as he tried to escape a mugging in San Francisco.
Paul Tam died in the city's general hospital on Thursday – more than a month after the harrowing February 18 attack.
The 48-year-old was believed to be visiting his niece in California when the assault took place.
Paul Tam can be seen running away from his attacker in the CCTV clip
Tam was ambushed by an unidentified man and woman around 8.30pm.
The pair were trying to take his messenger bag, which he held onto before he ran into oncoming traffic in the street.
The savage attacker stabbed Tam in the head
Tam was believed to be visiting his niece in the Californian city
In the CCTV footage, the knife-wielding attacker can be seen chasing the Briton before stabbing him while he is on the ground.
The vicious thug is then seen taking Tam's bag before running off.
The Briton died a month after the horrific assault
Police are still searching for both suspects while Tam's niece – who he was with at the time – was unharmed.
Officers are now treating the attack as a murder investigation.


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BUFORD - The Winder-Barrow boys track team captured first place in front of Wesleyan (55.5 points), Gainesville (55) and Buford (43.5), using strong performances from Dabarie Satterfield, Stephen Knight and Dominic Berry on Thursday.
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Winder-Barrow (11-2), which scored 94 points, travels to the Monroe Invitational on Saturday.
Satterfield won the high jump with a leap of 6 feet, 2 inches, while Knight secured the pole vault with a jump of 13-6. Berry won the 100-meter dash in 11.04 and won the 200 meters in 23.24. Berry was also on the Bulldoggs' 4X100-meter relay (44.05) and the 4X400-meter relay (3:42.00). Both teams were first.
Second-place finishes went to Michael Martin in the discus (126-6); Ibrahim Balde in the 1,600-meter run (4:55) and the 3,200 meters (10:52).
On the girls side, the Lady Bulldoggs lost out on first place in the last event when Wesleyan's 4X400-meter relay team went 1-and-3 and beat out Winder-Barrow 85-81. Gainesville was thirdwith 52 with Buford last at 23.
The Lady Bulldoggs' Lauren Pass won the pole vault with a jump of 7-6 and won the high jump at 4-10. Letha Montague won the discus (86-5), while Ashley Puckett won the shot put (31-5) by one inch. Lacy Ferguson won the 100-meter hurdles with an 18.16, while the Lady Bulldoggs' 4X100-meter relay team got first at 52.55.
Winder-Barrow's Ebony Moore was second in the discus with a toss of 80-6, Christina Burton was second in the triple jump (28-4) and Stephanie Rettig was second in the pole vault at 7-0. Ashleigh Harvey was second in the 100-meter dash with a time of 13.64.
OGLETHORPE COUNTY 10, MONTICELLO 2: At Monticello, Shane Bell (5-1) notched a complete-game win, striking out 10 while allowing five hits.
Oglethorpe County (14-2, 10-0 in Region 7-AA) hosts Laney at 5 p.m. Tuesday.
The Patriots registered 10 hits, including freshman Josh Bowman's 2-for-3 performance and Jake Boswell's 2-for-4 outing. Bowman recorded a triple and his fellow freshman drove in two runs.
Russell Branch posted a two-run double, while junior Ryan Martin went 2-for-2 with an RBI.
OCONEE COUNTY 10, HART COUNTY 4: At Watkinsville, Georgia signee David Thoms went 3-for-4 and led off the bottom of the first inning with his first home run of the season.
The No. 7-ranked Warriors (16-2, 5-1 in Region 8-AAA) travel to meet Stephens County at 5:55 p.m. for a game that was rained out twice earlier this week.
Oconee County's Chip Pledger (4-0) notched the win, getting three strikeouts while allowing just three hits.
Catcher Matt Casto and Kelson Looney each went 3-for-4, while Nolan Smith (three RBIs), Clay Robinson and Seth McCannon each posted two hits. Robinson and McCannon also drove in runs.
ELBERT COUNTY 5, FRANKLIN COUNTY 3: At Elberton, the Blue Devils won their sixth consecutive region game as Heath Hover socked his fifth home run of the season and lefty Kyle Johanson allowed just six hits.
The Blue Devils (12-5, 6-1 in Region 8-AAA) travels to meet Crescent, S.C. at 5:30 p.m.
Johanson had a shaky start, but settled in, striking out three. Elbert County's offense came by way of Kevin Taylor (1-for-3, one RBI), Jarrett Johanson (2-for-3, one RBI), Ryan Wright (1-for-3, two RBIs) and Hover (1-for-2, one RBI).
SOCIAL CIRCLE 9, ATHENS CHRISTIAN 3: At Social Circle, the Redskins roughed up starter Nick Dalton (1-2) and handed the Eagles their first region loss since the region opener on March 15.
Athens Christian (7-7, 6-2 in Region 8-A) travels to meet Jefferson at 5 p.m. today. Lefty Mark Price is slated to start for Jefferson, while lefty Blake Haagen is likely to go for the Eagles.
The Eagles left 12 runners on base against Social Circle. Two of their runs came on Dalton's seventh-inning blast. Randel Whitehead went 3-for-4, while Alan Busenitz was 2-for-4 for the Eagles.
JEFFERSON 14, HEBRON CHRISTIAN 3 (4 innings): At Jefferson, the Dragons took advantage of 12 walks and kept the Lions winless in region play in a mercy-rule rout.
Jefferson (11-2-1, 5-2 in Region 8-A) hosts Athens Christian at 5 p.m. today. Lefty Mark Price is slated to start for Jefferson, while lefty Blake Haagen is likely to go for the Eagles.
Tyler Holbrook went 2-for-3 with three RBIs, while J. Wood (1-for-2) also drove in three runs. J.J. Brueshaber got the start and was relieved by Kyle Sexton. The two combined for nine strikeouts, while walking four and giving up three hits.
WESTMINSTER CHRISTIAN 12, JOHN HANCOCK 7: At Watkinsville, Caleb Schaefer went 3-of-4, scored three times and drove in two runs as the Lions routed the Rebels..
Westminster Christian (7-2, 4-0 in GISA 1-1A) concludes its regular season Saturday when the Lions visit Holy Spirit Prep for a doubleheader. First pitch is slated for 11 a.m.
Not only did Schaefer provide the Lions with timely offense, he saved them on the mound as well. After starter Christian Milner allowed six runs in 1 2/3 innings, Schaefer entered and got the win in relief, striking out nine and giving up just one run.
Gavin Chapman went 3-for-3 with a triple, a run and an RBI, while Brad Starrett was 2-for-2 with a run and an RBI for the Lions.
Boys soccer
ATHENS ACADEMY 2, MORGAN COUNTY 1: At Madison, John Stovall snapped a 1-1 tie in the second half with his second goal of the game and the sixth-ranked Spartans escaped with a one-goal win.
Athens Academy (8-4-3, 8-0-1 in area play) visits North Oconee at 2 p.m. Saturday.
Stovall gave the Spartans the early lead before half with his first goal. Then, after the Bulldogs tied it on a direct penalty kick almost 15 minutes into the second half, he scored the game-winning goal with about five minutes left in regulation.
MADISON COUNTY 5, EASTSIDE 3: At Conyers, five different Red Raiders netted goals as they staved off the Eagles.
Madison County (4-8, 3-5 in Region 8-AAAA) hosts Newton at 7:30 tonight.
Drew McCruly, Gary Kappler, Kevin Ciciora, Tad Wilder and Brent Bird all scored for the Red Raiders.
Boys tennis
ATHENS CHRISTIAN 5, SOCIAL CIRCLE 0: At Athens, the Redskins forfeited three spots and the Eagles rolled.
No. 1 singles player Kyler Dennis strolled to a 6-0, 6-0 victory, while the No. 1 doubles team of Bryce Zimmerman and Jon Garrett captured a 6-3, 6-2 win.
The Eagles (3-6, 1-3 in sub-region play) host Athens Academy at 3:45 p.m. Monday.
TOWNS COUNTY 4, COMMERCE 1: At Hiawasse, Eric Sullivan and Cole Watson toppled Adam Sanders and Graham Parker 9-8 (7-4) at No. 1 doubles, but the Tigers stumbled as a team.
Towns County's No. 1 singles player Jon Frkietich beat Michael Housworth 6-0, 6-0, while Greg Pagano upended Kevin Wylie 6-4, 4-6 (10-5) at No. 2. Matt Frkietich beat Commerce's Wyn Blair 6-1, 6-1.
Commerce (2-7) returns to the court at 3:15 Monday when the Tigers host Woody Gap.
Boys golf
OCONEE COUNTY 155, APALACHEE 200, MONROE AREA 226: At Statham, Ryan Blue and Kyle Rogers shared low-medalist honors as the Warriors' duo carded 38s at the Georgia Club.
Oconee County meets Parkview at 3:45 p.m. Tuesday at the Athens Country Club.
Josh Varela came in with a 39, while Bobby Gipson posted a 40 for Oconee County. Apalachee's Trae Shorter registered a team-best 41.
Girls soccer
FRANKLIN COUNTY 2, NORTH OCONEE 0: At Carnesville, the Lady Lions used goals from Amy Pasko and Leslie Hinson and staved off the Lady Titans.
North Oconee (1-12-1) hosts Athens Academy at noon Saturday. The boys teams play at 2 p.m. Franklin County (7-7) closes out the regular season next week at Hart County.
Pasko and Hinson posted the assists, while the Lady Lions' goalkeeper Jenny Albertin got the shutout.
Goalkeepers Lauren Hosey and Dru Gunter combined to stop 10 Lady Lions shots.
WINDER-BARROW 2, STEPHENS COUNTY 2: At Winder, the Lady Bulldoggs missed out on a chance to clinch the Region 8-AAA title as the Lady Indians induced the draw.
Winder-Barrow (8-4-1, 3-0-1 in 8-AAA) got goals from Katelyn Crane and Raquel Moon, but the Lady Indians (8-2-1, 4-0-1 in 8-AAA) matched them. Goalkeeper Laura Ginn posted nine saves for Winder-Barrow.
MADISON COUNTY 6, EASTSIDE 1: At Conyers, the Lady Red Raiders trampled the Lady Eagles as Jennifer Ellisor notched a hat trick.
Madison County (5-8, 3-5 in Region 8-AAAA) host Newton at 5 p.m. today.
The Lady Red Raiders' other offense came from Ashley Tittle, Jamie Smith and Mandy Perry, who each posted a goal.
ATHENS ACADEMY 5, MORGAN COUNTY 0: At Madison, Hannah Gollin scored two goals and added two assists as the Lady Spartans cruised to the area victory.
Athens Academy (10-3-3, 4-0 in area play) travels to face North Oconee at noon Saturday.
Jordan Evans also had a goal and an assist, while Hayley Reynolds and Catherine Barton each had goals. Victoria Adams posted an assist, while goalkeepers Maggie Robinson and Camille Hayes shared the shutout.
Girls tennis
ATHENS CHRISTIAN 5, SOCIAL CIRCLE 0: At Athens, the Lady Eagles No. 1 singles and No. 1 doubles team received the stiffest competition, but went on to sweep the Lady Redskins.
No. 1 singles Avie McMann won her match 6-3, 6-3, while the No. 1 tandem of Lindsay Beacham and Kristin Porterfield won their match 6-3, 6-3.
At No. 2 singles, Victoria Vaughn snared a 6-0, 6-0 victory, while No. 3 Jewel Blyden also won her match 6-0, 6-0.
Athens Christian's No. 2 doubles duo of Shaina Logan and Maria Lavalle won their match 6-1, 6-1.
The Lady Eagles (10-0-1, 4-0 in sub-region play) host Athens Academy at 3:45 p.m. Monday in a match that will likely decide the top seed heading into next week's sub-region tournament.
TOWNS COUNTY 5, COMMERCE 0: At Hiawasse, the Lady Tigers' No. 2 doubles team of Jannie Allen and Katie Savage lost a thrilling match, capping a sweep for the Lady Indians.
Savage and Allen pushed Cali Fulch and Megan Phillups to the brink before losing 7-5, 7-6 (7-0).
Commerce (2-7) returns to the court at 3:15 Monday when the Lady Tigers host Woody Gap.
The Lady Tigers (5-6) and their other doubles tandem of Kelli Whitfield and Katie Cummings lost 8-1 to Towns County's Sarah Morgan and Corbin Currence.
In singles, the Lady Indians' Sarah Rogers defeated Katie Blair 6-0, 6-0, while No. 2 Jenny Timmerman beat Jena Fields 6-0, 6-0. Blair Barrett beat Rachel Wooten 8-4 at No. 3 singles.
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Watched Frank Herbert's Dune over the last couple of days.
It was the director's cut, which weighs in at 295 minutes. I didn't find it to be all that compelling, and I remember enjoying the 1984 David Lynch film a lot more, despite the fact that it was less faithful to the book.


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A member of the popular shanty singing band Fisherman's Friends is seriously ill in hospital after an incident at a concert venue where another man died.
The Cornish-based group had been due to perform at the G Live venue in Guildford, Surrey, shortly after 11.45am yesterday, but the gig was called off following the incident.
Police were called to the scene after a report that two men were trapped under a metal door. One of the men suffered serious injuries to his legs, officers confirmed.
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He was treated by paramedics but was declared dead at the scene. The other man - an unnamed member of the ten-strong group - was taken by ambulance to St George's Hospital, Tooting, with serious head injuries.
A spokesman for the band said: "Tragically, a member of the Fisherman's Friends touring party died yesterday following an accident at the G Live venue in Guildford where the group were due to perform.
"One of the Fisherman's Friends was also seriously injured in the accident and remains in hospital."
In a statement Darcus Beese, president of Island Records, the group's label, said: "Everyone here is shocked by this tragic event, our hopes and prayers go out to the friends and families of those involved."
Tributes were paid this afternoon to the Fisherman's Friends tour manager, who was named as the man who died hours before the group were due to perform.
Another man, Trevor Grills, a member of the Cornish-based ten-piece, remains in hospital tonight with serious injuries after being caught up in the incident before their scheduled gig in Surrey yesterday.
Paul McMullen, the band's manager, was pronounced dead at the scene - the G Live venue in Guildford - following the incident at 11.45am. His death - and Mr Grills' condition - was confirmed by a Fisherman's Friends spokesman.
A spokesman for the group Said The Maiden, who had worked with the singers, said: "We are deeply saddened by the news of the accident in Guildford yesterday. Paul was an amazing man, who gave us a fabulous opportunity to sing for the Fisherman's Friends.
"We feel honoured and grateful to have been able to work with him. Our thoughts and prayers are with his family and the guys tonight."
The Health and Safety Executive has been informed of the death.


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Determination of Iriflophenone 3-C-β-d-Glucoside From Aquilaria spp. by an Indirect Competitive Enzyme-linked Immunosorbent Assay Using a Specific Polyclonal Antibody
Version of Record online: 7 AUG 2013
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Journal of Food Science
Volume 78, Issue 9, pages C1363–C1367, September 2013
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Putalun, W., Yusakul, G., Saensom, P., Sritularak, B. and Tanaka, H. (2013), Determination of Iriflophenone 3-C-β-d-Glucoside From Aquilaria spp. by an Indirect Competitive Enzyme-linked Immunosorbent Assay Using a Specific Polyclonal Antibody. Journal of Food Science, 78: C1363–C1367. doi: 10.1111/1750-3841.12225
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Boehner Column: Three Years of President Obama's Failed 'Stimulus' Policies
Congressman John Boehner (R-West Chester) released the following column discussing the third anniversary of President Obama's failed 'stimulus' spending bill:
- Our national economy has lost 600,000 jobs since the 'stimulus' took effect, and for three straight years, the national unemployment rate has been above 8 percent.
- The national debt now tops $15.3 trillion, and is bigger than the size of our entire economy for the first time since World War II, leaving an overwhelming mountain of job-crushing debt for our future generations.
- Gas prices have skyrocketed – nearly doubling since President Obama took office – and are rising again right now.
- Food stamp use is at a record high – now being used by a record 45.8 million Americans, which represents a 46 percent jump since the President took office.
- With millions continuing to struggle to find jobs and make ends meet in the president's economy, Congress had little choice recently but to enact a $143 billion economic relief package to extend unemployment insurance benefits and the temporary payroll tax holiday for workers. If the president's 'stimulus' had worked as promised, no such aid package would have been necessary.
- And according to a January Gallup poll, just 13 percent of Americans said they were satisfied with the economy – a drop of 23 points since January 2008.
"The Obama Administration touted its 'stimulus' plan with big predictions of millions of jobs 'saved or created' and 'lasting change for generations.' But after nearly a trillion dollars in spending, these policies have made our economic woes worse, left millions of Americans out of work, and made the future of job-crushing debt even more daunting for our children and grandchildren.
"As Americans continue to ask 'where are the jobs?' on this third anniversary, House Republicans have an alternative to these failed policies.
"In November of 2011, my office released a list of 132 American economists who confirmed that the approach used in House Republicans' Plan for America's Job Creators, which we announced in May of 2011, would do more to help spur private-sector job growth in both the near-term and long-term than the 'stimulus' spending approach favored by President Obama. These economists from all over the country endorsed a pro-growth strategy that removes government barriers to job creation and investment, including unnecessary government spending, and aims to empower small businesses, families, and entrepreneurs to start growing again.
"Instead of more 'stimulus' policies, House Republicans have passed nearly 30 jobs bills as a part of our Plan for America's Job Creators. These bills tackle excessive regulations, job-crushing debt, Washington's out-of-control spending, and the threat of higher taxes in order to encourage a better environment for private-sector job growth. Unfortunately, nearly all of the 30 pro-growth jobs bills are still sitting in the Democratic-controlled Senate awaiting a vote.
"Instead of joining our fight for an alternative approach and urging Senate Democrats to take up these jobs bills, President Obama on February 13 submitted a budget to Congress with more of the same failed 'stimulus'-style policies. The American people and hard-working taxpayers deserve better.
"In the year to come, House Republicans will speak out against the Administration's failed economic policies and continue to fight for enactment of pro-growth reforms that will help get the American people working again."
Boehner represents Ohio's 8th District, which includes all of Darke, Miami, and Preble counties, most of Butler and Mercer counties, and the northeastern corner of Montgomery County. He was first elected to Congress in 1990.
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Halloween Rinoa - Variation (Dead Fantasy II)
|Felt like doing something to use up the spare blue material left over from the Dead Fantasy costumes and as Arami Heartilly was doing a Halloween Kairi variant, I figured it would be fun to do a Rinoa one.
I felt like inverting the costume I wore for the Dead Fantasy cosplay, and rather than having a dark denim skirt with brown buttons, I adapted some dark denim leggings to make shorts, and sewed a couple of brown buttons to each side. Then instead of the zipped shorts, I made a zipped black dress to go over the top of the shorts. The top was just a miniaturised version of the original top, but rather than have white wings painted on the back, I painted on black wings with a white outline. The boots were the same without the toppers and I decided that longer socks would complete the look. Then additionally, I wore my black mage hat to give it a more witchy affect, with the black feathers.
The sleeves (which I love to pieces) were a reuse from the DF costume.
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The Klezmer Rebs go to church for lunch – free concert at Old St Paul's Tuesday 14/8 at 12.15pm
UPDATE – Our outstanding clarinet player Urs Signer will make the trip down from Parihaka to join the Rebs at our free lunchtime concert.
So bring along your bagel and chicken soup lunch to Old St Paul's church, 34 Mulgrave St, Thorndon, and enjoy a FREE concert by Wellington's Klezmer Rebs on Tuesday 14th August, from 12.15 to 1pm.
The Rebs will entertain you with a set of our unique klezmer folk, American jazz and swing music.
Enjoy the lively noodlings of clarinet, mandolin, trombone in the intimate setting of Old St Paul's. See you there!
Thanks to the Friends of Old St Paul's & the WCC Creative Communities Local Funding Scheme.
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Freight traffic on U.S. railroads for the week ended June 20 still lagged 17.7% behind comparable levels from the same period a year ago, the Association of American Railroads said Thursday. Intermodal volume was down a nearly identical 17.8% from the year-ago period. Total volume of an estimated 27.76 billion tons miles was down 16.6% compared with the same week in 2008.
Once again, 18 of 19 carload freight commodity groups charted by AAR were down from last year, with declines ranging from 1.8% for farm products other than grain to 65.4% for metallic ores. As in some previous weeks, the "all other carloads" category defied the overall trend, up 11.9%.
For the first 24 weeks of 2009, U.S. railroads reported cumulative volume down 19.4% from the comparable 2008 period, while intermodal declined 16.9%.
Canadian freightcar traffic declined 23.7% for the week ended June 20 compared with the year-ago period, while intermodal fell 18.2%. For the first 24 weeks of 2009, Canadian volume slumped 24.1%, while intermodal fell 15.3%.
Mexico's two major railroads reported freight car traffic down 8.1% for the week, and intermodal down 19.6%, compared with a year ago. For the first 24 weeks of 2009, Mexican freight car traffic slipped 14.2%, while intermodal slumped 20.9%.
Combined North American rail volume for the first 24 weeks of 2009 on 14 reporting U.S., Canadian, and Mexican railroads was down 20.1% from the comparable 2008 period, while intermodal fell 16.8%.


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YPSILANTI, Mich. (AP) — Eastern Michigan has retained basketball coach Rob Murphy.
Murphy says he's had an opportunity to work for the Orlando Magic.
He was named the Mid-American Conference Coach of the Year last season after helping the Eagles win their first division title in his first year at the school. He was hired by Eastern Michigan after working an assistant at Syracuse for seven years and leading at Detroit Crockett High School for three seasons.
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What is professional anyway? using autotune like most of the "artists" of today?
I think your voice sounds great, great song man.
Thank you, I really appreciate that. Yeah, I don't use auto-tune, like you noticed. Most of the music I listen to isn't auto-tuned, not that there is anything wrong with that, but it's not my preferred style. That's not the sound I'm going for when I make my own music. I understand most people, and kids today just want that perfect auto-tuned sound, but I try to make music that I would listen to and enjoy if I heard it come on the radio.
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I quite enjoyed this one, mate. Your voice isn't exactly professional, but really, what is professional? I enjoyed this organic piece. You responded to my song, so I thought I would do the same for you!
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Editor: In response to the article printed July 3, concerning the scheduled speeches by State Attorney John Tanner and R.J. Larizza that were cancelled by the Flagler County Republican Club.
As past chairman of the Republican Executive Committee of Flagler County, I'm disappointed in the way that the Flagler County Republican Club handled this matter. In my short stay as chairman, everyone was welcomed to speak their mind when open for discussion. Potential members and guests were permitted to attend but were not permitted to vote on party issues or participate in discussions.
If I were still chairman of the Executive Committee, I would have permitted the 20 law enforcement officers to attend the Candidate Forum as long as they were not disruptive. If the candidates do not object to the presence of these law enforcement officers why should the Republican Party?
It is understood that the Flagler County Republican Club is technically a social club. In my opinion the club did not act very socially towards those 20 law enforcement officers. The club should be able to embrace and accept all views, whether they are presented in a positive or negative manner.
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I am preordering the next ME (unless some wildly horrible fact comes out about it) but not because of any PR excitement, but because I have enjoyed every Bioware single-player game to date, especially ME2 and ME3.
There are many news bits on this site and even on regular news sites like cnn which make me wonder who on earth cares about such "news" but I would rather a site err on the side of more information rather than skip too many news bits. That said, I would not become enthusiastic just because a game is in a playable state at the moment. I'm much more interested in release dates.
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Chamber Orchestra coming to perform at Brooklodge Hotel
THE Irish Chamber Orchestra will perform its production of My Brother Peter at the Brooklodge Hotel in Aughrim on February 20 at 9pm.
This original piece of music theatre, written and directed by Patrick Mason and starring Bosco Hogan, is based on the life and work of Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky (pictured). The achievements and the tragedy of Tchaikovsky are captured in this fascinating performance.
The composer's marriage, sexuality and sudden death fueled much gossip. Modest Tchaikovsky (Bosco Hogan) is the composer's brother and first biographer and in this piece he is here to scotch the rumours and to settle the truth. He invokes his brother's music to prove his narrative. But music tells many stories, and none.
This nationwide tour by the ICO is being performed at only eight venues countrywide and was organised by the Courthouse Arts Centre Tinahely.
However due to the size of the orchestra and the expected demand for tickets it is collaborating with BrookLodge Hotel, Aughrim for this event.
Tickets can be booked through the Courthouse Arts Centre. For those who wish to make a night of it the BrookLodge Hotel are offering a special package including ticket, meal and accommodation for just €155pps. To avail of this offer please contact the BrookLodge Hotel directly on 0402 36444.
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In order to be Hands Free, you must first let go. The story behind the hands/heart photo you see on my blog beautifully illustrates the extraordinary results of letting go of perfection and control.
Here is the story of how that photo came to be…
-Those are my hands forming the misshapen heart. Unlike the way I have lived most of my life, I did not prepare a detailed plan about how I was going to pose my hands for this photo. But as you might have guessed, my hands were supposed to resemble a perfectly shaped heart.
Before I became Hands Free, I would have had to re-do this photo until the heart was perfectly formed. But seeing it through my new Hands Free perspective, this misshapen heart demonstrates the true meaning of Hands Free. Letting go of perfection gives you the ability grasp, experience, see, and feel what really matters in life like joy, connection, grace, forgiveness, and personal growth. And the end result? Why of course, it is love; loving yourself and the people around you without restraint.
-Those are my daughters' hands covering my own. The girls were tired at the time and ready to go home. There were more than a few "Why do we have to do this?" questions and "Are we done now?" moans. But two short months later, my seven-year-old-asks, "Can we read your blog, today, Mama?" And the four-year-old regularly makes a heart shape with her hands when we drive in the car. I especially treasure the day she lifted her heart shaped little hands and called out, "My hands can make something beautiful, Mama!" Oh yes, sweet girl, oh yes, they can. If my daughter's revelation is the only thing comes from this Hands Free journey, I will be fulfilled.
-The photo was taken by my husband, Scott…not by a professional photographer. My husband knows nothing about perspective, backlighting, diffraction, or contrast, and neither do I (hence the reason I just Googled "basic photography terms"). But the way the sunlight illuminates the clean lines of our hands in contrast to the tattered brown bark of the tree, I would have thought my husband has been taking photography classes on the sly.
-The idea for my title, Hands Free, was discovered within a pile of over fifty sheets of paper filled with jagged manuscript written by a woman who dreams best when she processes life while running on a treadmill.
I had written these words for some reason off to the side of a detailed story idea, but months later, I couldn't quite remember why. On the day I searched for a title, the words seemed to be written in glowing letters just waiting for me to find them. In that moment, Hands Free Mama came to life…in so many ways.
-The title and tag line merged with my image through the talents of a man I have never met. Although his computer skills are completely mind boggling, I have learned that his skills as a father and as a husband are even more astonishing. Simply as an act of kindness, this man graciously used his own valuable time and skill to create this beautiful logo for me. I speak of angels on this journey. He is mine.
So now you have the unplanned, yet incredible, story behind the creation of my Hands Free Mama logo. And there is a term for what happened here.
It is what I call perfect imperfection.
The reason the elements of my logo fit together so beautifully, so complementary is because they were not planned. They were not thought out in a twenty-step flow chart or Venn diagram the way I have lived my life for far too long.
For once in my life, I allowed something to develop on its own.
For once in my life, I surrendered control.
For once in my life, I simply let go.
I went Hands Free. And the fact that it turned out so extraordinarily confirms that life should be lived this way.
Just imagine if you let all areas of life just BE instead of trying to create the end result that you want or that you imagine.
You will often hear me say that I am simply the messenger on this Hands Free journey. And it is by the grace of God that I have a message to give.
Today, and for all the days to follow, my message is this: perfect imperfection is a beautiful sight to behold. In fact, it can change the way you look at life….if you simply let it.


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A pedestrian was struck by a bus in Rockville, Md., on Wednesday, according to Montgomery County police.
Police said the victim was struck by a Montgomery County Ride On bus just before 6 p.m. at the intersection of Rockville Pike and Halpine Road near the Twinbrook Metro Station.
The pedestrian was taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. Police initially said that the woman had died, but later retracted that statement.
Northbound lanes of Rockville Pike at the intersection remained closed for hours.
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Wednesday, 30 January 2008
I didn't enjoy my trip!
This morning I was bringing the shopping in from the car while chastising myself for forgetting to buy the milk, when I missed the step, my dodgey ankle buckled and I ended up on the floor thinking about that poor man and his Rottie.
My foot was starting to hurt at lot and I was trying to figure out if I was going to be able to stand up or not. There was no one home and no neighbours to shout to. My phone was still in the car. (I managed to break my ankle just a little bit when I was eight months pregnant and it's never been the same since. I was coming out of a Dogs Today photoshoot carrying a big box on top of my very large bump and surprise, surprise I didn't see the step! Frightened the life out of everyone it did, think they thought I was going into labour in the car park. I seem to fall over a lot more than other grown ups and I don't even drink more than a glass of wine. Perhaps it's because I only see properly out of one eye - it throws my perspective out! My world is pretty 2-d and steps just don't make any sense to my brain! )
Anyway, while I was rolling around on the floor in a most undignified fashion I was 'helped' by Oscar the Beardie licking my face in a most concerned and intense manner. His beard was, of course, beautifully filthy as ever.
It really freaks dogs out you being on the floor outside especially if you're obviously in pain.
I wonder how many people socialise their dogs to deal with this scenario? I don't recommend my example though, simulating collapse would be a much better plan!
What if I had knocked myself out today - what would my doggies have done? Would I have ended up being dragged back into their bed like all their other trophies?
Today's fall made me think about it. Pity I didn't think about the milk when I was in the shops, though as it might not have happened otherwise...
I soon got up, bit bruised, bit muddy, bit less make-up than I started with. What would your dog do if you hit the floor?
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- Melisa said...
Chances are she would run over to me as quickly as possible...and lick my face. Perhaps then she would bring me a toy, and then, as I lay there yelling for her to go "get help", she would stand there completely still except for her head which would be tilting from one side to the other, her beagle ears on full alert.
Hopefully I won't fall and need assistance anytime soon! :)
- 30 January 2008 at 14:05
- Mina said...
Fred (terrier x) rushes over and licks my face if I'm making a noise. I don't suppose he'd try to get help, but he will bark on command, so as long as I'm awake that's not too bad.
My Greyhound would probably lift her head, then put it down again.
- 30 January 2008 at 15:15
My grandmother once fell down a flight of steps in her home and broke one ankle and sprained the other while we were visiting with my English Setter, Cleo. Cleo stayed right by her--never left her side-- and watched over her and was generally very concerned until she was taken to hospital. My grandmother likes dogs, but is the sort of person who feels they have a certain place (ie, NOT on the furniture and ESPECIALLY NOT on the bed)--but from that day on, Cleo was allowed to sleep on my grandmother's bed when we visited. She always had a special place in my grandmother's heart after that.
- 30 January 2008 at 15:23
- Beverley Cuddy said...
Ah what a lovely story! And I see Oscar is pretty normal in the "I'll lick you better' approach!
My old Sally was very empathetic, she'd have done something amazing if I needed help. When I used to work long hours in the office she was always at my side. Many people know how she used to help me with credit control... if you've already heard the story, apologies but it is one of my favourites. I had a very nasty, macho advertiser who owed me a lot of money - it was early days and the magazine was very hand-to-mouth at that stage. We'd printed his ad, but he wasn't going to pay. He came in for a face to face meeting. I am not the scariest woman by a long way and my fluffy blonde Beardie with her hair in a bunch wasn't helping me to look any meaner! He was trying to bully me to take his poxy products instead of cash and it was all getting rather uncomfortable in our broom cupboard of an office. Sally sensed she needed to act. She turned her back on him and sprayed him with noxious liquid poo.
Did the trick, he wrote a cheque and left.
She also spectacularly lost continence when meeting my boyfriend's parents - who thought only woman who couldn't have children ran businesses! Now if I fell down in front of Sally I'm confident that she'd have found a way of getting help - it might have involved writing a message using poo - but she'd have done something memorable! I miss the old girl, what a character she was!
- 30 January 2008 at 19:49
Gosh Beverley - you are in the wars lately! I love the Sally story (ahh, she was lovely). I can't say I've ever been injured in my dog's presence but quite a few years ago I had an idiot of a boyfriend who lost his temper and threw me across the room. My little beardie rescue x, usually quiet as a mouse, raced across the room, baring teeth and growling at this towering man. I got rid of the boyfriend. Still have my little dog :-)
- 31 January 2008 at 17:12
Decided to find out - my beagle girl just took it as an opportunity to make sure my ears were clean!
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This is a warning for all US internet users: Starting this coming week, the majority of all US Internet users are going to be subject to a new copyright enforcement system that may force them to complete educational programs, and may even slow their Internet speeds to a crawl for continued copyright violations.
A source with direct knowledge of the Copyright Alert System (CAS), who asked to not to be named, has told the Daily Dot that the five BIG participating Internet service providers (ISPs) will start the highly controversial program on Monday.
The ISP's, including industry monsters AT&T, Cablevision, Comcast, Time Warner, and Verizon are going to be launching their versions of the 'Copyright Alert System' on different days throughout this coming week. Comcast is expected to be the first, beginning on Monday.
How does this new Copyright Alert System work?
It's going to be an automated "graduated response" system, which means that it will slowly ramp up upon your punishments each time it thinks that you are pirating files. The first two times, you will just receive an email and a voicemail saying that you have been caught. The third and fourth times, you'll be redirected to "educational" material, and you'll have to click that to let them know that you understood the material. The fifth and sixth times, it will get much more serious: Your Internet connection may be slowed to a crawl for several days.
What do you think will happen after that?
Well, after you've 'passed those courses with flying colors", you've "graduated" from the system! No more alerts. Congratulations! The Copyright Alert System won't hamper you any more! Except, you'll now be labeled a 'serial pirate' and the content companies might then try to sue you as a serial pirate. The fact that you have already been cited six times for copyright infringement will more than likely be used in court against you.
I say BRING IT ON! MOLON LABE, BABY! The content companies CAN ALL BE SHUT DOWN by WE THE PEOPLE if we so choose, they truly must remember who pays their bills: US!
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Point guard Norris Cole is the only player under a guaranteed contract with the Heat right now. But he may be on the way out in favor of rookie Shabazz Napier based on a report from ESPN's Chad Ford.
According to ESPN, the Heat is trying to move up in the upcoming NBA draft to select University of Connecticut point guard Shabazz Napier. Both the Heat and superstar free agent LeBron James have spoken fondly of Napier and his game.
Sources: Heat aggressively trying to move up in draft. Target is Shabazz Napier. LeBron thinks he's best PG in the draft & Heat need a PG
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During the NCAA championship game in March, LeBron tweeted, "No way u take a PG in the lottery before Napier."
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The amazing Jenn has come up with another amazing these for WIAW this month: FALL into good habits! Time to make some new goals and FALL into good habits this month! So along with showing you what I eat on these days, I will also be sharing a goal I wish to accomplish or a habit I hope to develop! FUN, right?! One huge goal of mine is to stick to Strike Sugar September 100%. It's been going great so far and I'm going to keep on pushing through.
I know, not the best fuel after a 45-minute sweat session but it worked. I literally had zero minutes to prepare anything! After the appointment I wanted something sweet (what else is new?!) so I decided to make a GINORMOUS vegan pancake (the size of a PLATE!) and topped it with Powercakes' chia jam (and coconut flakes)! I had never tried this jam before but kept seeing it on her Instagram and I am SO happy I finally did. This meal was heavenly. I will try and post the pancake recipe tomorrow but you can find her chia jam recipe here.
Then it was time to hang out with my puppy! It really is the best part of my day. We went for a walk and only about 19 people stopped us today to pet him. We met Dean at his work, went to go check out a puppy training place, bought some new teas at David's Tea (!!!), and then decided on Chipotle for dinner even though I can make a better one at home! 😉
I got the vegetarian bowl and it was extremely delicious. Lots of rice and beans are hiding under all that lettuce! Hats off to you, Mr. Chipotle. You make some good guac.
Now it's time for some Insanity and then I will eat again (wahoo!) but my PWO meal is still undecided…
Now I know I don't eat a lot of protein. I have a feeling a lot of people are going to comment on that. This is what works for me though. When I was doing James Wilson's program, I talked to him about it and he said as long as I am getting in enough healthy fats to keep me satiated, I will be 100% fine. Almonds, chia seeds, coconut, olive oil, etc. I LOVE FAT.
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TORONTO - Pat Hentgen holds court in the early innings as the Blue Jays relievers sit, observe and learn.
The bullpen coach answers questions whether it be what would you throw here?
Lately, as the big board in centre shows highlights of Robbie Alomar diving, sliding, hitting homers and throwing people out, questions are about the Blue Jays second baseman who will be inducted into Cooperstown next Sunday.
Jason Frasor and Shawn Camp will ask.
Some nights Marc Rzepczynski too: How good was he? As good as Dustin Pedroia?
Better than Robinson Cano?
Hentgen, former Cy Young Award winner, could win an award if there was one for talking ball, as Roy Halladay said earlier this season.
He handles questions with the same ease he used to field comebackers.
I tell them Robbie was a career .300 hitter, a clutch hitter, a guy who could hit for power, a great base runner and base-stealer ... and (pause) his best asset of all was his glove, said Hentgen on Friday night.
Alomar had nine seasons with double-figure home-run totals, won 10 Gold Glove awards and 12 times was an all-star.
Robbie was so good in 1992-93 that, not only was he an elite, future Hall of Famer, but I thought we had the best player in the league. I didnt follow the National League, but he was the best in our league, Hengten said.
If I was starting a team and had one player to pick, Robbie would have been the one.
The amazing thing about him if he was leading off an inning, hed hit like a leadoff hitter, draw a walk, or bunt for a hit. If he was up third, hed hit like a No. 3 hitter and drive the ball.
All of which was a surprise from when Hentgen heard of the December 1990 trade with the San Diego Padres.
I knew Joe Carter was a good hitter because hed been in Cleveland but I thought: Wow, we traded Fred McGriff AND Tony Fernandez for Carter and Alomar? said Hengten, who got into some games in the spring of 1991 on the way to triple-A Syracuse.
I saw Robbie on a regular basis and realized how steady a defender he was, growing up in Michigan, I didnt follow the San Diego Padres.
Alomars final season with the Padres was George Bells last with the Jays. After one season with the Chicago Cubs, Bell crossed town, playing for Chicago White Sox in 1992-93.
Too good
Id talk to his brother Sandy and say: I hear your brother is better, Bell said this week.
When Robbie got to Toronto he gave the team a spark. I used to say there was no where in the world for him to play the big leagues were too small. He was too good for the game.
Bell played with Cubs Hall of Fame second baseman Ryne Sandberg in 1991.
Ryne hit a lot of home runs and had real sure hands, Bell said, but he was not as good defensively as Robbie. I saw a lot of good second baseman: Willie Randolph, Bobby Grich, Lou Whittaker and Ryne Sandberg. Robbie was the best.
Besides the all-star selections and gold gloves, Alomar won the hearts of countless Jays fans.
Why? Because he did so many things no one had ever seen before or since.
Infield playing back. Hard hit ball to second.
Alomar would throw out the runner at the plate.
Man on second. One hopper to Alomar.
Hed throw the runner out at third.
Man on first. Ball in the gap to the wall. The runner would round third and stop.
Alomar would take the relay and throw behind the runner for the out.
During batting practice, hed field grounders between his legs.
He had his first hit April 22, 1988, a single off future Hall of Famer Nolan Ryan with Jays broadcaster Allan Ashby catching for the Houston Astros.
He had his 2,724th and final hit, a double off Seattles Bobby Madritsch, former indy leaguer from the Winnipeg Goldyes, on Sept. 3, 2004.
In between, enough hits, stolen bases and leather to be named on 90% of the Hall of Fame ballots, only the 26th player to gain such an endorsement.


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Coconino Regional Council of First Things First. She has served as the former chairperson
of Flagstaff Medical Center Board of Directors and a former board member of Northern
Arizona Healthcare, Boys and Girls Clubs of Flagstaff, and the Governor's P-20
Council of Arizona. For her accomplishments, Sherri was inducted into The W. A.
Franke Alumni Hall of Fame in 2007.
Sherri currently resides in Flagstaff with her two daughters,
Kristin and Lindsey, who is an HRM student at NAU.


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Samsung debuts new Nook tablet with larger screen
Device maker Samsung and bookseller Barnes & Noble are introducing a new larger-screen Galaxy Tab 4 Nook tablet two months after the first version was announced.
Device maker Samsung and bookseller Barnes & Noble are introducing a new larger-screen Galaxy Tab 4 Nook tablet two months after the first version was announced.
I'm always in favor of new hardware, but once I buy a gadget, I want it to be the current model for as long as possible so I can feel good about my purchase.
Samsung Electronics today announced the availability of the new Galaxy Tab 4 Education – its first tablet specifically designed to support scalable 1:1 computing initiatives in K-12 schools. The rugged, student-friendly, ...
Apple has asked a federal judge to bar US sales of Samsung smartphones and tablet computers in the blockbuster patent case involving the two electronics giants.
With the new Nexus 7, Google has taken a tablet that was already very good and made it great.
A judge has refused to lift a ban on US sales of Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 tablet computers as legal brawling continued between the South Korean electronics titan and Apple.
US electronics giant Apple and South Korea's Samsung Electronics each scored partial court victories in Germany Tuesday in their global war over rival tablet computers.
Samsung Electronics Co., Apple's biggest competitor in the market for iPad-sized tablet computers, is updating its line to include a feature that lets a tablet act as a universal remote control for an entertainment center.
South Korea's Samsung Electronics can continue to sell its Galaxy Tab 10.1N tablet computer in Germany, a German court ruled Thursday, rejecting a bid by arch-rival Apple to have them banned.
Samsung took a hit in its battle against arch-rival Apple on Tuesday, when the European Union announced it will investigate whether it is illegally trying to hinder competitors and Germany blocked sales of some of its tablets.


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What are Thermodynamic Solar Panels?
Thermodynamic Solar Panels are an alternative solution to solar thermal. Solar thermal works by absorbing energy from the sun which is then converted to provide hot water/ heat your property. Thermodynamics is the result of a huge advancement in solar thermal technology and works by absorbing energy from the atmosphere rather than from energy provided by the sun – this enables thermodynamic panels to… Continue reading