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One and Done
Faithful At the Buzzer blogger readers, I have news. After our first year on the internet, I've decided that I'm going to follow college basketball's example and declare myself "one and done." That's right, I'm going pro.
I mean, can you blame me? All of the sudden, I got a call from the Huffington Post saying that they wanted my hard-hitting blog action and were going to pay me a 6 figure salary. You can bet your buzzer that I'm going to take that job and leave my co-hosts in the dust to become a two-man show. Continue reading "One and Done"


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Rated 5 / 5 stars
Gotta love FL right? Haha, I'm still learning how to use it hopefully I can start makeing some of the sick songs I have in my head come to life, and hopefully they will be as good as this stuff right here! Good job man, keep up the awesome work.
Cheers mate!
FL Studio is quite a powerful and innovative DAW when you start getting into it, and the more you look the more you find ;)
I haven't been using it very long myself so im always finding interesting things to do with it!
Rated 5 / 5 stars
workin on a flash right now
This beat is sick! ive been looking for a decent beat for hours.. and this nailed it! you do some good work bro. ill let you know when its released.
Awesome mate!
So your making a flash and using my track, I would be very interested to see what you do with it, definitely let me know when your done ;)
Rated 5 / 5 stars
Really nice
i like the bass, it goes well with your drums and incorparates perfect with all of your other sounds.
Thanks mate!
This is really simple track I made just fucking around and when I got bored I stopped and though its ok so I thought id share it, im really surprised that it has gone as far as it has!
Rated 4.5 / 5 stars
how old was this game??
slow ain't my fortay but sound was alright lacks a lot of feel but i like the in and out reel sound good!!
Hey mate glad you liked it on some level, this isnt really one of my favourite tracks but somehow it made it to the front page, not that im complaining ;)
What do mean by how old the game is?
Rated 5 / 5 stars
Hey SUP mayn
~ Sup what happened here
~ some rapping murder
~Rapping Accident?
~yeah mayn,
4sure mayn!
~But I dunno what happened here
~Was suppose to be for rap but didnt happen like that
~so yes rapping accident
~yeah mayn!

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|Chris Marrero, of/1b Born: July 2, 1988 • B-T: R-R • Ht: 6-3 • Wt: 210
|Drafted: HS—Opa Locka, Fla., 2006 (1st round) • Signed by: Tony Arango
Background: As a junior at Monsignor Pace High in Opa Locka, Fla., Marrero established himself as the best high school position prospect for the 2006 draft. But a hamstring injury during his senior year caused Marrero to overcompensate by opening up his front hip and pulling off the ball, making his swing look deceptively long and causing him to wave over the top of breaking balls. He wasn't even the best player on his state championship team, as that distinction fell to Adrian Cardenas, who's now starring in the Phillies system. Nationals scouts surmised that Marrero would return to form if they could fix his stride, and he reinforced their belief that his senior struggles were a fluke by putting on a monstrous pre-draft power display in a workout at RFK Stadium. Washington stole him with the 15th overall pick and signed him for $1.625 million. After the draft, he worked on the mechanical adjustments and began to make progress before viral meningitis cut short his debut in the Rookie-level Gulf Coast League. He was completely healthy by the spring and began his first full professional season at low Class A Hagerstown, where his power exploded with 11 homers in May. After a promotion to high Class A Potomac, Marrero tired down the stretch but rallied in the final two weeks after choking up a bit on the bat.
Strengths: Marrero's best tool is his well above-average power to all fields. He has a quiet, line-drive stroke, and he's strong enough to hit the ball over the fence from foul pole to foul pole. His swing has tremendous leverage, and his balance and bat speed allow him to square up balls on the barrel consistently. His approach was very mature for a 19-year-old in high Class A, not only because of his willingness to use the opposite field but also because of his ability to make adjustments. He drew more walks and chased fewer pitches in his time at Potomac. Marrero also has an above-average arm. His work ethic receives rave reviews from Nationals personnel.
Weaknesses: Despite his arm strength, Marrero isn't a good outfielder, thanks largely to his below-average speed. Washington decided to move him to first base in instructional league. He showed good aptitude for the position, with sufficient lateral range, quick reactions and decent hands. He still needs to get comfortable at first base and work on receiving throws from infielders and picking balls in the dirt. Offensively, Marrero has all the tools but requires more at-bats to learn how to hit advanced pitching
The Future: Marrero has a chance to start 2008 as a 19-year-old at Double-A Harrisburg, though he could return to Potomac and move up quickly. He's not far from big league ready as a hitter, and how fast he learns first base could determine how soon he reaches Washington. That could happen as early as the second half of 2008, and by 2009 he figures to be a fixture in the middle of the big league lineup. His massive power gives him a chance to be a star.
|Ross Detwiler, lhp Born: March 6, 1986 • B-T: R-L • Ht: 6-5 • Wt: 185
|Drafted: Missouri State, 2007 (1st round) • Signed by: Ryan Fox
Background: After a star turn with Team USA in 2006, Detwiler showed dominant stuff but was plagued by poor run support as a junior at Missouri State, going 4-5, 2.22 with 110 strikeouts and 38 walks in 89 innings. The Nationals made him the highest-drafted player in school history, taking him sixth overall and giving him a $2.15 million bonus. He made a Washington cameo in just his 10th professional appearance, making him the first 2006 draftee to reach the majors.
Strengths: Detwiler's arm is electric. His four-seam fastball sits at 90-93 mph and touches 95-96, and his two-seamer has darting armside run. His hard-breaking spike curveball is a second plus offering that can reach 83 mph. His high-70s changeup can be a third plus pitch at times, with very good arm speed and late fade.
Weaknesses: His frame always will be wiry, but Detwiler needs to add strength to endure a major league season. He throws strikes but is still learning to command the zone with his fastball and refine his changeup. He throws across his body somewhat despite easy arm action and a mostly sound delivery.
The Future: With a chance for three above-average pitches, Detwiler has a chance to be a legitimate ace. He figures to start 2008 in Double-A but could force his way to the big leagues for good by the second half.
|Collin Balester, rhp Born: June 6, 1986 • B-T: R-R • Ht: 6-5 • Wt: 190
|Drafted: HS—Huntington Bach, Calif., 2004 (4th round) • Signed by: Tony Arango
Background: Balester has moved quickly through the system since the Nationals drafted the free-spirited former surfer, and once again he was young for his level in 2007. He pitched well enough in Double-A to warrant a second-half promotion to Triple-A Columbus and held his own without dominating.
Strengths: The long-limbed Balester is growing into his frame, and he maintained 90-93 mph fastball velocity, touching 94 regularly and reaching 96 at the Futures Game. His curveball is often an above-average pitch at 77-81 with hard downward break.
Weaknesses: Balester excels at pitching to contact, but he needs to get better at putting hitters away, particularly with his swing-and-miss curveball. He tends to throw his changeup too hard at 85-87 mph, and he's better off using it in the low 80s to get more sink and separation from his fastball. He needs to command his fastball down in the strike zone more consistently.
The Future: A potential middle-of-the-rotation starter with a ceiling as a No. 2, Balester isn't far from breaking into the majors. Barring a standout spring, he'll open 2008 back in Triple-A, but he could be in Washington by midseason.
|Michael Burgess, of Born: Oct. 20, 1988 • B-T: L-L • Ht: 5-11 • Wt: 195
|Drafted: HS—Tampa, 2007 (1st round supplemental) • Signed by: Paul Tinnell
Background: Like Chris Marrero a year earlier, Burgess established himself as one of the draft's premier power hitters as a junior, batting .512 with 12 homers at Hillsborough High and excelling with wood over the summer. Also like Marrero, he slumped as a senior. Inconsistent contact and a perceived lack of focus dropped him to the supplemental first round, but after signing for $630,000 he led the Gulf Coast League in on-base and slugging percentage.
Strengths: With a strong, compact frame, a short stroke and a lightning-quick bat, Burgess has well above-average raw power, mostly to right field. He has good plate discipline and isn't afraid to use the opposite field on occasion. He's an average defender in right field with a plus arm.
Weaknesses: Burgess channels controlled aggression into every at-bat, but he can fall into bad habits mechanically, lengthening his stroke and taking monster hacks. Sometimes he gets out of sync, getting his front foot down too early and then jerking his swing a bit. Though not a base-clogger, he's a below-average runner who'll need to watch his weight to stay in the outfield.
The Future: In time, Burgess could be a 40-homer man in the big leagues. His next step is to make adjustments against more advanced pitching in low Class A.
|Jack McGeary, lhp Born: March 19, 1989 • B-T: L-L • Ht: 6-3 • Wt: 195
|Drafted: HS—West Roxbury, Mass., 2007 (6th round) • Signed by: Mike Alberts
Background: McGeary entered last spring as a potential first-round pick before separating his non-throwing shoulder playing basketball. He played through the discomfort but lost some velocity on his fastball. The Nationals bought him out of a commitment to Stanford with a $1.8 million bonus, a record for the sixth round, and will allow him to be a full-time student for the next three years.
Strengths: McGeary draws comparisons to Andy Pettitte for his size, stuff and smooth, effortless arm action. His power curveball is the best in the system, a tight mid-70s hammer that he can throw for strikes or get hitters to chase out of the zone. His fastball sits in the 87-90 mph range, and he should add a bit of velocity as he matures. He's an exceptional athlete with a commanding mound presence.
Weaknesses: The separated right shoulder caused McGeary to get into some bad habits on his front side and led his command to lapse at times in the spring, but he has shown impeccable command in the past. He flashes an average changeup but hasn't had to use it much in high school, so it needs some development.
The Future: Though he's not overpowering, McGeary is very polished and should move quickly through the system, starting with a likely promotion to low Class A in 2008. He could be a No. 2 or 3 starter down the road.
|Josh Smoker, lhp Born: Nov. 26, 1988 • B-T: L-L • Ht: 6-2 • Wt: 195
|Drafted: HS—Calhoun, Ga., 2007 (1st round supplemental) • Signed by: Eric Robinson
Background: The Braves coveted Smoker and he wanted to play for his home-state team, but the Nationals ruined those plans by taking him with the first pick of the supplemental first round, two choices ahead of Atlanta. Though his velocity dipped at the end of the spring, which is why he lasted until the 31st pick, Washington gave him a slightly above-slot $1 million bonus.
Strengths: Smoker's lively fastball can sit in the low 90s and has touched 94 in the past, and he can run it in on righthanders. He flashes a plus curveball in the high 70s with good depth and a promising changeup. He has a clean delivery and a consistent release point that should translate into plus command. He's a fiery, intense competitor.
Weaknesses: His splitter was his go-to pitch in high school, when he would use as many as six different offerings, but the Nationals want Smoker to focus on his fastball, curveball and changeup. He needs to refine his fastball command and become more consistent with his offspeed pitches.
The Future: With the potential for a plus fastball and curve, Smoker draws comparisons to Mark Langston. He should be ready to tackle low Class A in 2008 and could move quickly for a prep product.
|Jordan Zimmerman, rhp Born: May 23, 1986 • B-T: R-R • Ht: 6-2 • Wt: 200
|Drafted: Wisconsin-Stevens Point, 2007 (2nd round) • Signed by: Steve Arnieri
Background: After bursting onto the prospect landscape with a dominant 2006 summer in the Northwoods League, Zimmermann took a line drive off his jaw while throwing batting practice in an offseason workout. That injury, combined with bad weather in Wisconsin and missed time when he had his wisdom teeth pulled, affected his spring and caused him to drop to the second round. The Nationals, who signed him for $495,000, think he could have been a top-10 pick had he pitched at a higher-profile program.
Strengths: Zimmermann's heavy, boring 90-94 fastball is an above-average pitch. He entered pro ball with a pair of quality breaking balls, but the Nats had him shelve his slider for now and focus on his plus downer curveball. He has a sturdy frame, strong legs and a smooth three-quarters delivery. He was MVP of the 2007 Division III College World Series after starring as a two-way player.
Weaknesses: Though Zimmermann can command his fastball to both sides of the plate, he sometimes leaves the pitch up in the zone. His secondary stuff needs to get more consistent, particularly his changeup. An intense competitor, he must avoid letting his perfectionist tendencies get the best of him.
The Future: Zimmermann should skip a level and jump to high Class A to start 2008. He could be a mid-rotation starter by 2009.
|Glenn Gibson, lhp Born: Sept. 21, 1987 • B-T: L-L • Ht: 6-4 • Wt: 195
|Drafted: HS—Center Moriches, N.Y., 2006 (4th round) • Signed by: Guy Mader
Background: The son of former major league lefthander Paul Gibson, Glenn showed off his superior feel for pitching at short-season Vermont. He might have been the New-York Penn League's best pitcher until his final two starts, when he tried to pitch while sick and saw his ERA balloon from 1.74 to 3.10. It was later discovered he had mononucleosis, causing him to drop about 20 pounds and reversing his solid progress in the weight room.
Strengths: Gibson's savvy makes his stuff play up. He pores over hitting and pitching charts before every start so he can exploit weaknesses, and he mixes speeds and locations very well. He can throw his plus changeup in any count for strikes, his slow downer curveball can be above-average at times and his fastball can touch 91 mph and has late movement.
Weaknesses: Gibson's fastball sits in the high 80s and isn't overpowering, which limits his upside and margin for error. He still needs to add strength to his frame, particularly his lower half, to improve his durability and velocity.
The Future: Gibson is ready for a full-season league and should begin 2008 in low Class A. He looks like a safe bet to reach the big leagues as a back-of-the-rotation starter.
|Justin Maxwell, of Born: Nov. 5, 1983 • B-T: R-R • Ht: 6-5 • Wt: 225
|Drafted: Maryland, 2005 (4th round) • Signed by: Alex Smith
Background: After injuries plagued his college career and first full pro season in 2006, Maxwell stayed mostly healthy in 2007 and translated his immense talent into the only 25-double, 25-homer, 25-steal performance in the minors. After Potomac's season ended, he got a taste of the big leagues and his first hit was a grand slam in his third at-bat.
Strengths: The best athlete in the system, Maxwell finally started to tap into his above-average raw power in 2007, showing the ability to drive the ball out of the park to all fields. He's an above-average runner who can get good jumps on the basepaths and track down balls in the outfield gaps.
Weaknesses: Maxwell shortened his swing considerably over the past year, but doesn't figure to hit for a high average in the majors. He needs to improve his pitch selection and lay off breaking balls in the dirt. He's a solid-average center fielder, but his arm is fringe-average. He strengthened it throwing footballs last winter.
The Future: Maxwell garners comparisons to Mike Cameron for his speed/power mix and inability to hit for average. He could push for a job in Washington's outfield sometime in 2008, but would benefit from a full year at Double-A.
|Colton Willems, rhp Born: July 30, 1988 • B-T: R-R • Ht: 6-3 • Wt: 175
|Signed: HS—Fort Pierce, Fla., 2006 (1st round) • Signed by: Tony Arango
Background: After a sore elbow limited him to 16 innings in his 2006 pro debut, Willems looked strong against older competition in the New York-Penn League. Vermont manager Darnell Coles said Willems grew about two inches over the summer, and he pitches from an imposing downhill plane.
Strengths: Willems worked at 87-93 mph and touched 94-95 this summer, and he ran his fastball up to 97 mph at times in high school. He commands his heater very well down in the zone, and he flashes a promising curveball and changeup. Like Jordan Zimmermann, he has shelved the slider he carried into pro ball. Willems matured quite a bit with Vermont, and his demeanor on the mound never changes no matter the situation.
Weaknesses: Shaky command of his secondary pitches means Willems works in a lot of unfavorable counts and always seems to be running into jams. He made some progress with his curveball and changeup early in the summer but leveled out in the second half. His 1.84 ERA at Vermont is misleading because 13 of the 25 runs he allowed were unearned.
The Future: With an athletic frame, a live arm and a loose, easy delivery, Willems has one of the highest ceilings in the system, but he's still very much a work in progress. He should advance to low Class A in 2008.
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CHARLOTTE, N.C., Sept. 28 (UPI) -- The U.S. Army has given General Dynamics Armament and Technical Products a contract option for the M231 and M232A1 Modular Artillery Charge System.
The $8.8 million option for the load, assemble and pack of the MACs modifies an existing contract awarded in December 2008.
The MACS provides propelling charges with combustible cartridge cases for 155mm artillery. The charges are compatible with new and existing howitzer systems and offer enhanced precision with a reduction in weight and volume.
Production work will be performed at General Dynamics' facility in Camden, Ark. Program support will occur at the company's Williston, Vt., facility.
General Dynamics said work on the option will be completed by September 2013.
"MACS offers maximum flexibility in tactical logistics to U.S. warfighters," said Steve Elgin, vice president and general manager of armament systems for General Dynamics Armament and Technical Products.
"The build-a-charge system eliminates the need to dispose of unused cartridges and the charge system fires cleanly, without leaving residue in the cannon breech."


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ReviewWe kind of got duped into this lease.Here's my list - I'm short and the Rogue has VERY cramped leg room for the drive, it actually makes me a nervous wreck, the head room is also tight & the steering wheel barely tilts. The back seats r also stiff and uncomfortable (and I have the leather package), no adj. head rest(which also block visibility) & no seat adj in the back either. The visibility is HORRID and completely unsafe - the blind spots r huge and the rear headrests coupled w/ a small rear widow leave a tiny square of visibility. No matter if you like how it drives or not, it is simply unsafe to drive. This long time Nissan owner can not WAIT for the lease to end & it's only 1 mo in!
Best Featuresthe bells and whistles on my fully loaded model - most of which I could do without in lieu of a safer car ex. bluetooth, intellikey, sat radio, heated leather, navigation system
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To say John Tavares' star has fallen would be a stretch, but it seems he's no longer the consensus No. 1 pick.
A little more than a year ago, there was a push to change the NHL entry draft rules to accommodate Tavares as a 17-year-old, while the Leafs were examining whether they could fast-track him on a minor-league contract, amid talk that an all-out rebuild could see a last-place Toronto team pick him first overall.
Now, some NHL scouts contacted by Sun Media are wondering if his No. 1 ranking will be challenged in the coming season. His third OHL campaign with the Oshawa Generals saw his goal total reduced from 72 to 40, though his 118 points in eight fewer games than 2006-07 was not a significant drop.
"I would say he let up last year, that he wasn't as intense," one scout said. "The passion to score when he goes from the blueline in wasn't as great, but he's still an elite athlete.
"Maybe it's because of (the attention given) Steven Stamkos, or that his buddies such as Sam Gagner are already in the NHL. There's just a lot going on in his head right now."
Another scout said Tavares' dumping of Siskinds Sports Management and primary agent Bryan Deasley last season for the higher profile Creative Artists Agency "raised some red flags" among NHL teams. But the same scout said it was too early to think Tavares could not retain Central Scouting's top perch by June.
"Maybe he got stale last year, but this is a big year coming up for him," said the scout.
"We can have a tendency in this business to over-critique a player such as John," added a third scout.
One prospects website, Hockey's Future, talked to a senior NHL scout who said he'd have no hesitation telling his team to pick 6-foot-5 Swedish defenceman Victor Hedman ahead of Tavares. Another player moving up the top-10 list is forward Brayden Schenn, younger brother of Luke, the Leafs' top pick this year.
Reached yesterday in Ottawa where he had been attending the Team Canada world junior evaluation camp, Tavares said last season was hardly a setback, but he knows he will be under heavier scrutiny this season.
"You'll always be tested," he said. "My goal total was down last year, but I think I was among the best points-per-game players in the league and I became more of a playmaker. That was another tool to put in my toolbox.
"There are some good young players out there, but I just want to get drafted as high as I can."
Both Tavares and Oshawa coach and general manager Chris DiPiero denied the persistent rumour that he wants a trade to a clear-cut Memorial Cup contender as the Gens regroup with a younger lineup and new ownership.
"There's nothing to that story, because John is a big part of our team," said DePiero. "We want to help him realize his goals. I can't tell yet if we'll be an X team or a Y team, but together with John, we'll work that out on a game-by-game basis.
"He's a special player."
Tavares said he intended to finish his career with the Generals.
"I have the utmost respect for Adam Graves and the new owners (which include Florida Panthers coach Peter DeBoer)," Tavares said. "Hopefully, we're going to put the pieces in place."
If they try to deal him, the Gens would be giving up their top box-office draw and would have to find a team willing to give them a significant package in return.


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Houston Texans running back Arian Foster has 103 carries through the first four games of the season. That puts him on pace for a whopping 412 carries, but coach Gary Kubiak says he thinks his workhorse can handle such a load.
Part of that confidence comes in how the Texans are treating Foster leading up to a game day.
"We're giving Arian some breaks during the course of practice during the week," Kubiak told reporters. "He looks fine to me. He's holding up fine. He hasn't missed any time other than the time we've given him."
Foster has had no fewer than 24 carries in a game this season. Although the Texans have a strong backup, Ben Tate, to ease some of the burden, Foster's versatility as a big-play runner and receiver is what makes the offense tick. The more he's on the field, the easier it is for quarterback Matt Schaub to execute the downfield play-action passing game.
Kubiak's team is 4-0, but the Texans are wise not to look too far ahead and put Foster on a forced "pitch count." There's a long way to go before they can earn the No. 1 seed in the AFC.
If Foster keeps getting fed at this rate, he has a chance to break the league's record for carries in the season. Former Kansas City Chiefs rusher Larry Johnson set that mark with 416 in 2006.


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Pokémon Odyssey: A New Beginning [T] [Best Veteran 4Q '12]
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Snype was getting alot of joy watching the girl look around for the source of his voice. It amused him more that her actions answered his question. They do say that actions speak louder then words after all. As expected, the upset Gardevoir attacked Snype. His eyes gave off a bright glow as he used detect to properly avoid her jolt of electricity with ease, as if he had telegraphed her move. Detect was one of his biggest life savers. He quickly jumped down onto the ground on all fours and looked up at her with a large creeping smile. Snype got up onto his two feet and brushed himself off.
"Kehehe, well that certainly answered my question! Do you blast every Pokemon that looks at you the wrong way? Because if you do, I want in on some of that action! Kehehe..." Snype said, still keeping a large grin on his face while crossing his arms and observing her.
"Hm... well you certainly don't seem as mindless as the ancients... I'm guessing your one of the Sentinels then? Oh my, have I picked the wrong lady to stalk tonight! Oh woe is me! This Sableye's days are numbered to a measly decimal!" He joked, giving off a playful snicker. Snype was enjoying himself already. A fine start.
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Snype (Sableye)- Lv. 52- Detect, Shadow Sneak, Will-o-wisp, Low Sweep, Foul Play, Taunt (Ability: Keen Eye)
Commodore (Porygon-Z)- Lv. 55 -Signal beam, Conversion 2, Recover, Tri Attack, Ice Beam, Trick Room (Ability: Trace)
Len (Poliwraith)- Lv. 53- Bubblebeam, Brick Break, Body Slam, Belly Drum, Sleep Talk, Rest (Ability: Water Absorb)
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What does Cranberry mean?
Definitions for Cranberryˈkrænˌbɛr i, -bə ri
Here are all the possible meanings and translations of the word Cranberry.
Princeton's WordNet
any of numerous shrubs of genus Vaccinium bearing cranberries
very tart red berry used for sauce or juice
A shrub belonging to the subgenus oxycoccus of the genus Vaccinium, consisting of four species.
The red berry of that shrub.
Origin: From Kraanbere, from Kraan + Bere. Kraan is cognate to crane, while Bere is cognate to berry.
Webster Dictionary
a red, acid berry, much used for making sauce, etc.; also, the plant producing it (several species of Vaccinum or Oxycoccus.) The high cranberry or cranberry tree is a species of Viburnum (V. Opulus), and the other is sometimes called low cranberry or marsh cranberry to distinguish it
Origin: [So named from its fruit being ripe in the spring when the cranes return. Dr. Prior.]
Cranberries are a group of evergreen dwarf shrubs or trailing vines in the subgenus Oxycoccus of the genus Vaccinium. In some methods of classification, Oxycoccus is regarded as a genus in its own right. They can be found in acidic bogs throughout the cooler regions of the northern hemisphere. Cranberries are low, creeping shrubs or vines up to 2 metres long and 5 to 20 centimetres in height; they have slender, wiry stems that are not thickly woody and have small evergreen leaves. The flowers are dark pink, with very distinct reflexed petals, leaving the style and stamens fully exposed and pointing forward. They are pollinated by bees. The fruit is a berry that is larger than the leaves of the plant; it is initially white, but turns a deep red when fully ripe. It is edible, with an acidic taste that can overwhelm its sweetness. Cranberries are a major commercial crop in certain American states and Canadian provinces. Most cranberries are processed into products such as juice, sauce, jam, and sweetened dried cranberries, with the remainder sold fresh to consumers. Cranberry sauce is regarded as an indispensable part of traditional American and Canadian Thanksgiving menus and some European winter festivals.
Chambers 20th Century Dictionary
kran′ber-i, n. a genus of small evergreen shrubs growing in peaty bogs and marshy grounds: the berry much used for tarts. [For crane-berry; a late word; origin obscure; cf. Ger. kranbeere or kranich-beere.]
Chaldean Numerology
The numerical value of Cranberry in Chaldean Numerology is: 5
Pythagorean Numerology
The numerical value of Cranberry in Pythagorean Numerology is: 5
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Translations for Cranberry
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- كرزArabic
- червена боровинкаBulgarian
- nabiu de grua, nabiuCatalan, Valencian
- brusinkaCzech
- tranebærDanish
- Kronsbeere, Moosbeere, Preiselbeere, KranichbeereGerman
- arándano, arándano rojoSpanish
- kuremari, jõhvikasEstonian
- ahabi garratzBasque
- karpaloFinnish
- cannebergeFrench
- feanbeiWestern Frisian
- mónógIrish
- muileagScottish Gaelic
- tőzegáfonyaHungarian
- mirtillo palustre, ossicoccoItalian
- クランベリーJapanese
- 넌출월귤, 크랜베리Korean
- dzērveneLatvian
- брусницаMacedonian
- цангис жимсMongolian
- tranebærNorwegian
- brimbalièrOccitan
- żurawinaPolish
- oxicocoPortuguese
- merișorRomanian
- клюкваRussian
- brusnica, брусницаSerbo-Croatian
- brusnicaSlovene
- tranbärSwedish
- kranberi, mkranberiSwahili
- keçi yemişi, Anadolu otu, çay üzümü, yaban mersini, yayla likabası, avcı üzümü, çobanüzümü, ayı üzümüTurkish
- журавлинаUkrainian
- kanbeersWolof
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ROOK CEMETERY (Also known as the Gilliam Cemetery) - MAURY COUNTY TENNESSEE s
behind there is the Craig Cemetery.
From I-65 Exit 37 go about 1 & ½ miles on Hwy 50 toward Columbia and take Fred White Rd. (right) north. Go past New Cut Rd and thru Philadelphia Church and go another mile and turn right on Houston Cheek Rd. Go about 1/4 mile. The cemetery is in a wooded area on left of the road. You will see the stones of the Rook Cemetery and into the wood
s behind there is the Craig Cemetery.Map Location of Cemetery
CEMETERY, Also known as the Gilliam Cemetery in various books & there is a
sign there that says: Rook Cemetery. maybe
J.I.B. or J.I.A. Top part is broken thru the surname letter.
Fieldstones scattered around Craig Cemetery.
FREELAND, Robert P., d. 18 May 1846, age 25 yrs.
FREELAND, ??., A grave on left side of Robert P. Freeland, marked with fieldstone.
GILLIAM, Angeline P., 20 Oct 1837 - 17 May 1890.
GILLIAM, J. M., 12 Dec 1842 - 23 Dec 1903. (Son Harrison O. & Elizabeth Patterson Gilliam; Co. F., 1st Tenn Cav., "Maury Braves"; C.S.A.
GILLIAM, Nancy J., 7 Nov 1842 - no date given. (Nee: Nancy Jane Denham.)
GILLIAM, Martha R., 19 Jun 1874 - 2 Apr 1881. "Daughter of T. F. & R. P. Gilliam."
Partially inscribed field stones:
B, J. L. fieldstone with initials J.L.B. or
D.., A.... B...? Fieldstone crudely fashioned into marker with fading hand inscribed lettering.
*S., H. A., d. 1 Aug 1849. (Hand inscribed stones, not found 12/27/2006, by this publisher.)
*S., A. B., d. 13 Aug 1849. (Hand inscribed stones, not found 12/27/2006, by this publisher.)
*I have new information on the Craig Cemetery. A distant cousin has identified the two initialed fieldstones that Fred Hawkins had listed. H.A.S is Harriet A Smith and A.B.S. is her mother Anna B Smith.
Matilda Craig married John Lawrence Smith, Harriet's brother. The Smith family lived next door to the Craig family in 1850 census. Harriet and Anna died of fever in August of 1849. Bill Thrasher, 3 Mar 2012
The below two people are listed in Maury County death notices as being buried in CRAIG cemetery.
Melvin Gilliam
America Howard Gilliam
J.I.B. or J.I.A. Top part is broken thru the surname letter.
Fieldstones scattered around Craig Cemetery.
This Cemetery sometimes called now Gilliam Cemetery on Houston Cheek Road south of Howard Bridge should be called the "CRAIG CEMETERY". According to Bill Thrasher who is familiar with this cemetery. The old death indexes say that the Gilliams whose graves are marked here, at that time, were buried in the "CRAIG CEMETERY". A cousin of Bill's, Zana Rook Cheek, who died a few years ago, told him that Robert R. Craig was buried there (it was his farm) and she remembers Uncle Steve Craig went over there and built a grave shelter over Robert Craig's grave.
Through Bill's research it is pretty certain the below listed are buried there but not under marked stones that can be found today:
CRAIG, Robert R. Craig 1786-1854
CRAIG, Rachel Miles Craig 1796-1883 (wife of Robert)
CRAIG, Elizabeth Anderson Craig (mother of Robert, still living, 1850)
BALLARD, Margaret Craig Ballard (daughter Robert and Rachel)
BALLARD, Mary Craig Ballard (daughter of Robert and Rachel)
CRAIG, Joseph Miles Craig 1821 – 14 Feb 1858 (son of Robert and Rachel)
GRAIG, Nancy M Gilliam Craig (wife of Joseph)
CHEEK, Thirzey E Craig Cheek (daughter Robert and Rachel)
CRAIG, Harriet S. Craig 6 Nov 1838- Oct 1839 (granddaughter of Robert and Rachel, daughter of John Craig)
BOX, Larkin Box
BOX, Francis Miles Box (sister of Rachel Miles Craig, lived next door)
BOX, Martha Box (daughter of Larkin and Francis Box)
Above info by Bill Thrasher of Culleoka Tennessee, firstname.lastname@example.com
Craig Area photo
The Craig cemetery was becoming neglected already by the early 1900's. Zana Rook Cheek told Bill "Grandpa wanted to be buried outside the fence so his grave wouldn't grow over, the cows would keep it eaten down". Her grandpa was Joseph Mayhue Rook. He was son of Samuel Rook and Margaret Craig. Joseph Rook lived on the place south of the graveyard. In fact I think the property line ran between the 2 cemeteries. I think the Craig cemetery is just the old part and the Rook cemetery and is actually on the Rook land which was long ago the Freeland place. The dirt road (Houston Cheek Rd) wasn't there in those days. It was built 1940ish. The road used to come from the other direction and dead end at the Craig place. Mrs. Zana Rook Cheek's family didn't like it being called Gilliam-Rook and I think they put up the Rook Cemetery sign. So Yes, it is appropriate to call the front cemetery ROOK. But the old part should rightly be called CRAIG and not Gilliam. Bill Thrasher, Culleoka Tn., 8 Apr 2008.
ROOK CEMETERY (much newer) Signage
Millard, 23 Aug 1858 - 23
Aug 1926.
JOHNSON, Lura, 27 Nov 1885 - 28 Mar 1969.
JOHNSON, Nettie, 1 Oct 1918 - 29 Jul 1920, 1 year, 9 months & 27 days. (baby daughter of Millard & Lura Johnson, died of Colitis. Unmarked grave. Records originally from Family Bible, sent in by firstname.lastname@example.com, 2 May 2009.) Death Certificate (shows some variance from the Family Bible. Updated by Faye Bradford 5 Aug 2013.)
ROOK, Joseph M., 16 Dec 1850 - 4 Feb 1929.
ROOK, Sarah Jane, 9 Oct 1847 - 16 May 1920. (Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Jim Erwin.)
Unknown base with missing memorial headstone.
According to Mrs. Zana Rook Cheek in 1995. "Milliard and Lura Andrews Johnson didn't have much money and Daddy let them bury their little baby in there." So the infant of Milliard and Lura Andrews Johnson is buried in the ROOK cemetery portion. Still not sure about the other infant but think it's in the ROOK portion also. Bill Thrasher, Culleoka Tn., 8 Apr 2008.
Visited here by Wayne Austin 27 Dec 2006. Other sources of this information is "Maury County Tennessee Cemeteries", by Fred Lee Hawkins published in 1986. They Passed This Way, by Marise Lightfoot and Evelyn B. Shakleford. The directions came from I-65 Exit 37 are from Web Site Epodunk related to the mapped longitude and latitude location of the Cemetery. Information initially furnished by Mary Bob McClain Richardson 9/15/2004. Revised and updated by Wayne Austin for the site visit and photography on 12/27/2006. Revised again 8 Apr 2008 to change the name of the cemetery from Gilliam back to Craig, the original cemetery name per Bill Thrasher of Culleoka Tn.
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MENIFEE – Sheriff's investigators today were seeking the public's help in tracking down suspects who injured a female when she interrupted a burglary at her home in Menifee.
The burglary happened just before 4 p.m. Friday in the 26000 block of Hanford Street, said Riverside County sheriff's Sgt. Chris Durham.
The victim arrived at her residence and was forced to the ground by suspects who were burglarizing her home, he said.
She suffered minor injuries and was taken to a hospital for treatment, he said.
The suspects were gone by the time deputies arrived, Durham said.
A description of the culprits was not available.
Anyone with information about the burglary was urged to contact sheriff's Investigator Omar Rodriguez of the Perris Station at (951) 210-1053.


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Farmers back on road to market in PakistanJan 28, 2011
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"No one could reach our villages, we could not travel to visit doctors and most importantly the first post-flood crop of sugarcane, which we have managed to harvest, could not reach the market. But UNDP's support to rebuild roads will help solve these problems." Riaz Hussain in the village of Basti Lothar in Layyah District
Layyah -With roads washed away and tractors and other agricultural equipment destroyed, sugarcane farmers dependent on crops for food and livelihood faced the challenge of getting their first post-flood harvest to market.
A UNDP project in 15 villages of the Layyah area of southern Punjab is helping approximately 35,000 to rehabilitate roadways for crop transportation. It has been paying local residents US$6 per day for a five-day week of clearing, repaving and digging drainage for 14 market roads.
The project, implemented by the Awami Development Organization, involved seven villages and 41 local organizations and has repaired and rebuilt four tube wells, 14 sanitation facilities and nine water supply points. Work in this area is due to be completed this month.


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I edit a lot because that stupid box is so small!
Me: FBS (no longer betrayed nor a spouse)-62
Him: WXH-62
D-day: 2007 (two years before finding SI)
[This message edited by Ostrich80 at 8:11 PM, June 23rd (Sunday)]
If you don't normally make-out and act like newlyweds in front of people, they may not notice.
If you think you'll break into tears if seeing a wedding photo or being reminded of past special moments, or otherwise be so emotional or have fights to where it leads to drama and nosy folks butting in, then don't go. If you think you'll be emotional or tempted to spill it all for support - don't. It can backfire.
[This message edited by Heavy Sigh at 8:23 PM, June 23rd (Sunday)]
I did my best to enjoy myself. It wasn't as carefree as I might have liked, but It was nice to be with the kids and have some time away from home. In some ways the time away was helpful to me. I did have a nice time.
We also had a family gathering 3 weeks after that we still attended. I didn't want his actions to ruin time to see my family. We only get together as a large group, once every 7 years or so. I really wanted to see everyone. I managed that trip pretty well, considering.
You really need to decide if its something you WANT to do. If so, I would go. If you feel uncomfortable with it, and it happens every year, you may want to sit this one out.
[This message edited by confused71 at 3:14 AM, June 24th (Monday)]
After we started R I chose not to travel to see his or my family for over a year because I wasn't ready.
My kids were great. They told me that they had been to the beach many times so they didn't need to go again. They said that they knew that I needed the money more to support them. I felt bad but also very proud of my kids. I promised them that I would get them to Disney World one day soon.
Now that he's back, we're planning to take them next year - after we recover financially from the separation.
MrKOKO, DS and I went to Turkey while he was in the A. It was suppose to be a very special trip for us. Celebrating our 15 year wedding/20 together and both to celebrate our 40th birthdays. Turns out he was texting and calling her the whole time. I was so naïve and thought he was making work calls. Then we come home and the next weekend, which was Father's Day, he went to a "work conference". Turns out he went to meet up with his TicK. He came back from that weekend and told me he did not love me anymore.
I was clueless that he had started an A. He swore there was no one else. But he decided to go over July 4th weekend to visit a client. Well, that client was his whore TicK. That is when I really found out the truth.
We had a trip we had planned to go to Chicago the week after July 4th to go to a music festival. His TicK did not want him going with me so he cancelled his ticket. I decided that I was not letting him stop me from going. I called a friend who was able to book a flight to join me and we went instead. It was the best decision I made for myself. It was the start of the healing for me. I am so glad that I went anyway without him.


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School board eyeing French immersion
French immersion could be coming to the Simcoe County District School Board.
If trustees approve the recommendation from the program standing committee, French immersion will begin at one school in the southern part of the county in the 2011-12 school year.
The program would then be extended to three schools in the second year and the ultimate goal of nine schools over the following few years, accommodating an estimated 2,500 students.
The program would have participating students immersed in 100% French instruction in grades 1 and 2. English instruction would be gradually introduced in grades 3 and 4 and would make up 50% of the day in grades 5-8.
The move would be a huge programming change for the board, which currently offers extended French at some schools, as well as its regular core program.
The matter sparked a lengthy discussion and debate at Wednesday's program meeting. At the heart of the debate was the cost of transporting students to the immersion sites.
Once the program is fully implemented, it would cost nearly $2.9 million a year.
Trustee Caroline Smith said it was "too costly for a small number of children."
"We couldn't even get money to teach children how to read English," she said, referring to last year's divisive budget issue, the reading recovery program.
Reading recovery, which provides one-to-one support for Grade 1 students in need of intensive instruction, was on the chopping block last year. The program was sustained, however, with funding from reserves.
Smith wasn't ready to commit to a move that would require the board to find $2.9 million in savings from the budget without first knowing what would be cut.
But the board might not have to carry the whole load, said Jodi Lloyd, trustee for Ramara, Severn and Tay townships.
The board's transportation consortium is undergoing an "efficiency and effectiveness review" by the Ministry of Education, Lloyd said. If it receives a "high-efficiency" rating, the ministry could fund the transportation completely.
While a high-efficiency rating isn't expected for the current review, Lloyd is confident it will come in a few years, when the program is in its early stages.
"If we're not going to provide transportation, it's not worth doing," she said.
Despite the financial constraints, Lloyd said French immersion is needed as soon as possible. The existing core and extended French programs don't meet the needs of all students, she said, noting core French instruction doesn't start until Grade 4, and extended French covers grades 4 to 8 at select sites.
The impact on this year's budget would be nominal in comparison to future years. Associate director Carol McAulay said it would cost the board about $45,000 this year to prepare for the program.


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PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — An inmate jailed on charges of sex abuse, assault and burglary who escaped from jail on Wednesday in North Portland is back in custody after police located him at a Jack in the Box restaurant.
Matthew Joseph Medlin, 30, climbed the fence at the Columbia River Correctional Institute (CRCI) and escaped Wednesday afternoon.
North Precinct officers responded to the area of I-5 and Columbia Boulevard on the report that a corrections officer who was transporting an unrelated person saw a person matching Medlin's description on North Columbia Boulevard near I-5 just before 10 p.m.
Officers found Medlin at the Jack in the Box restaurant, located at NE Martin Luther King Jr. and Columbia boulevards.
Portland police said Medlin was initially non-compliant with commands to get on the ground, but after numerous officers arrived, including a canine unit, Medlin surrendered without incident.
Authorities said medical personnel treated Medlin at the scene for injuries he suffered during the escape.
Portland Police Bureau North Precinct officers responded to CRCI just after 12:30 p.m. Wednesday, at 9111 Northeast Sunderland Avenue, near Northeast 33rd Avenue and Marine Drive. Officers searched the area surround the CRCI, including the Columbia River Slough with help from K-9 units, air support, Oregon State Police and the Multnomah County Sheriff's Office.
Police said the search efforts were primarily focused in and around a shopping warehouse called Central Transport, which was the last place Medlin was seen.
Some who work in the area admitted they were a little nervous.
"It was a little edgy. I had to go clear the shop to make sure they weren't hiding in there," said James Evans who was in the area working at the time of the search.
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CAIRO - Arab League chief Amr Moussa, a popular career diplomat, said Sunday he plans to run in Egypt's presidential election expected later this year.
Moussa, a former foreign minister, declared his candidacy a day after a constitutional reform panel appointed by the country's new military rulers recommended far-reaching reforms that relaxed eligibility rules governing who can run for president.
The changes, if adopted in a national referendum, would open presidential elections to more competition and impose a two-term limit on future presidents - a dramatic shift from a system that allowed ousted leader Hosni Mubarak to rule for three decades.
Moussa told reporters the amendments were still under discussion but that any Egyptian can now run for president.
"God willing, I will be one of them," he said.
Asked if he was going to run as an independent or join a political party, Moussa said: "This is a detail that we will deal with later."
Moussa enjoys wide popularity in Egypt, largely because of his scathing criticism of Israel, a country seen by most Egyptians as an enemy despite the 1979 peace treaty between the two neighbors.
As foreign minister, Moussa had gained such a strong following among Egyptians that his nomination for the Arab League post was seen by some as an attempt by Mubarak's government to sideline him before he posed a political threat.
During the 18-day pro-democracy uprising that forced Mubarak to step down as president on Feb. 11, Moussa visited Cairo's central Tahrir Square - the epicenter of protests. His visit was widely seen as a test of his popularity.
His convoy was greeted with chants of "We want you as president, we want you as president!"
Before becoming the Arab League's secretary-general in 2001, Moussa served as Egypt's foreign minister for 10 years.
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Playing games on your Android device (except on Xperia Play, those lucky owners) can be a pain with those on-screen controllers. Dancing Pixel Studios responds to this with a new app that allows Android gamers to use their PS3 Sixaxis or Dualshock 3 controllers– the Sixaxis Controller app.
What's even better is that if you've got an Android tablet or phone and want to relive the glory days of classic gaming on the N64 and PSX, then the Sixaxis Controller app will work too. Check out our comprehensive guide on how to play N64, PSX games and more on your Android tablet or phone here.
The Sixaxis Controller app syncs your PS3 controller to your Android phone or tablet through Bluetooth connectivity. It delivers the full PlayStation experience, with the option for multi-player gaming with up to 4 controllers simultaneously supported and configurable mapping of all 17 buttons and analog sticks. This is a complete edge over the Xperia Play, which lacks the L2 and R2 buttons.
The app however is not compatible with all devices, so make sure to download the Sixaxis Compatibility Checker on the Android Market, and root access is required to use the app. Also, you need to manually pair your controller with a program called Sixaxis Pair Tool and a mini-USB cable. The developer also revealed the apps incompatibility with most HTC devices and new generation Samsung devices due to the devices' Bluetooth protocol. Dancing Pixel Studios however assured that they are trying to find a work around and solve the compatibility issues.
The app itself costs $1.65 in the Market, but it assures of an ultimate gaming experience for the user. The compatibility checker, on the other hand, is free to download. Here's a short video on how it works:
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Coinciding with a massive retrospective at London's Design Museum, Paul Smith releases this subtle camouflage-print leather card holder. Featuring an engraved signature and crafted from supple calf leather, the card holder manages to fit right in between fleeting trends and timeless style. Pick up your piece now over at MR PORTER.
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Fire Guts Garage, Destroys Car near Hannibal [Audio]
(Hannibal)–A total of 12 Firefighters from multiple departments responded to a garage fire south of Hannibal around 11:18 Wednesday morning..
Assistant Chief Kevin Smith of the Hannibal Rural Fire Protection District says the fire's potential threat to a nearby business on Highway 61 prompted the call for mutual aid…
Smith says business owner Dennis Reeves was working on a van inside the garage when the fire erupted…
Firefighters had most of the fire knocked down by noon. The building suffered major damage. The van was totally destroyed. No injuries were reported.


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apceth's Ground-Breaking First-In-Man, First-In-Class Clinical Trial in Oncology with Genetically Modified Mesenchymal Stromal Cells Is Now Enrolling
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Munich, Germany, January 23, 2014 / B3C newswire / - As a world first, apceth announced today that the TREAT ME Phase I/II clinical trial for patients suffering from advanced adenocarcinoma of the gastro-intestinal tract has commenced. This is the first clinical trial world-wide with genetically-modified mesenchymal stromal cells (MSCs).
This innovative next-generation MSC therapy is based on cells harvested from the patient's own (autologous) bone marrow, which are processed, genetically modified and re-infused into the patient. The cells specifically target the tumor, or its metastases, where the cytotoxic gene product is selectively activated, increasing local efficacy with reduced systemic toxicity, one of the main problems of systemic chemotherapy. This unique principle is also applicable to other cancer types. apceth intends to advance this treatment to an off-the-shelf product where cells obtained for healthy donors will be used to treat multiple patients.
"This is an important milestone for all of us at apceth who strive to produce truly innovative products that make a real difference to patients" said apceth's CEO, Dr Christine Guenther. "We are the first to use next-generation MSC-based therapies in the clinic and this sets us apart from the competition. This is a platform technology that carries significant potential and represents the future of cell therapies".
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March 21, 2014
Delivery of pre-production units moves natural gas direct injection system technology one step closer to commercialization for the heavy-duty truck aftermarket.
March 17, 2014
More details have started to emerge about which trucks models are included in a recall announced earlier this month in which more than 25,000 Cummins and Cummins Westport natural gas powered engines are being recalled.
March 12, 2014
Each year, Heavy Duty Trucking honors a handful of the country's most forward-thinking fleet executives with the title of "HDT Truck Fleet Innovator." Read how this year's winners are using the power of collaboration to spec the best trucks and operate more efficiently -- and profitably.
March 10, 2014
Westport Innovations has united its bi-fuel and dedicated natural gas fuel system products and body configurations for Ford vehicles under the Westport WiNG Power System product brand.
March 9, 2014
TMC, NASHVILLE -- To meet the demands of the emerging alternative fuel markets, Eaton and Cummins Westport now offer an integrated powertrain package featuring the Cummins Westport ISX12 G natural gas engine and the UltraShift Plus automated manual transmission.
March 5, 2014
American Power Group Corp. announced a new leasing program for APG dual fuel conversions and related natural gas tank systems that will be offered by Vision Financial Group Inc. through its specialty unit VFG Energy Leasing and Finance.
March 3, 2014
Cummins and Cummins Westport are recalling just over 25,000 Cummins Westport Model ISL G engines manufactured Sep.12, 2007, through Feb. 2, 2014, and Cummins Westport Model ISX12 G engines manufactured Feb. 19, 2013, through Feb. 2, 2014.
February 25, 2014
ACT Research Co. has released online fuel payback calculators that can help companies make the best fuel choices for their applications. The calculators, which are available at no charge at ACT's website, allow fleets to easily calculate the diesel gallon equivalent of CNG or LNG at the pump as the commodity cost of natural gas changes.
February 12, 2014
Refrigerated carrier C. R. England has announced it will replace some existing diesel trucks serving the southern California market with LNG powered rigs.
February 5, 2014
Two major players who are developing their own networks of natural gas fueling stations have cut back on expansion efforts.
February 3, 2014
Dual-fuel glider kits are a relatively new alternative for fleets looking to tap into the benefits of natural gas but at less cost than buying a new, dedicated NG vehicle. A glider is a new truck without some powertrain components. Shops in the field add rebuilt or remanufactured engines, transmissions and rear axles.
January 30, 2014
U.S. Representatives Lee Terry, R-Neb., and Sam Graves, R-Mo., have introduced a trio of bills to promote the use of natural gas in long haul trucking.
January 29, 2014
In his State of the Union address Tuesday night President Obama repeated his call to use corporate tax reform to fund a large, one-time infusion of money into infrastructure.
January 23, 2014
Richard Kolodziej has announced that he will be retiring as president of NGVAmerica. Kolodziej, 67, has been the organization's president since 1995.
January 15, 2014
Cummins says it has "paused" work on its 14.9-liter natural gas engine because of "uncertainty" of the demand for such power plants amid the expense of fueling stations and on-board tanks.
January 7, 2014
Expect the cost of on-highway diesel to average $3.81 per gallon this year, 11 cents less than 2013's average price. The new monthly U.S. Energy Department Short-Term Energy Outlook is calling for the price to be even less in 2015, averaging $3.72 per gallon.
December 31, 2013
Fyda Energy Solutions has been awarded an Alternative Fuel Incentive Grant for $375,000 to continue its work developing techniques for converting existing gasoline and diesel trucks to run on compressed natural gas.
As we look back at 2013, here's the final installment of our annual look at the top news stories of the year. Our list was compiled on the basis of popularity on our website, Truckinginfo.com, as well as our editors' opinions on which stories have the most impact on the trucking industry.
December 16, 2013
Fuel prices in the future may not be as high as some earlier feared, according to updated projections for U.S. energy markets through 2040, but natural gas is expected to grow, just not as rapidly as earlier believed.
December 12, 2013
A demonstrator tractor featuring dual-fuel equipment and a diesel-fueled heater will show the advantages of the glider kits run partly on natural gas and heaters that warm engine coolant and the cab without engine idling.
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I've mentioned quite a few times that I'm dying to see the new Baz Luhrmann version of The Great Gatsby. Gatsby is my favorite novel of all time. I've been waiting for an updated version since the 1970's Robert Redford film. The previews look amazing, the fashions and the decor are stunning, and Leo is starring. What could be better?
Carey Mulligan is on the cover of the May issue of Vogue Magazine in all her Daisy Buchanan glory. Take a look.
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Here are some more scrapbooking and papercrafting kit offerings for February. You can view past posts for February kits here, here and here.
All Moments Remembered February kit is sold out, but you can still get a look at it here (and at left). This kit is packed with goodies from Making Memories, Creative Imaginations, My Mind's Eye, Reminisce, Heidi Swapp, Jenni Bowlin, Scraps of Time, and more. If you like what you see, their March kit goes on sale Feb 25th.
Bad Girls February kit, "Paris Flea Market," (at left) is sold out, but the add-on kit is still available. The add-on, "Trinkets and Treasures," contains products by Prima, My Mind's Eye, and Urban Lily. You can see it here and order it here. The January kit, "My Sweeties," is also still available. Scroll down on this link to see it.
The A Million Memories February kit is called, "Spring Fling." A photo is shown at right. This kit contains products by A2Z, Scenic Route, Autumn Leaves, Basic Grey, Collage Press and more. You can get the kit here.
Tarisota's February kit is called, "Herb Garden." This kit contains fabric swatches plus products from Jenni Bowlin, Making Memories, Junkitz, Rhonna Farrer, L'il Davis, Basic Grey and more. You can get the full details and order it here.
Just Crea8's February kit, "In the Land of Nod," is also available. The basic kit comes with products from Rouge de Garance, Stemma, Scenic Route, KI Memories, American Crafts, Tinkering Ink and Bazzill. From there, you get to choose from some great products in the "completer" kits. Full details can be read here.
Scrapbook Bakery's February kit, "Love is in the Air," sold out quickly. So, a mini kit, "Crush," has been added. A photo is shown at right. This kit contains products by Melissa Frances, KI Memories, Heidi Swapp, Carolee's Creations, and Jenni Bowlin. More details can be read here.
Scrap Magie's February kits are shown here. Some are already sold out, but lots more are available to choose from. "Romeo and Juliet," "Carnival in Venice," "Love Letters," and "For You." Part of the "Romeo and Juliet" kit can be seen at left. Full details on these kits can be found here.
Scrapbook Takeout's February kits are also available. These kits contain products from Making Memories, Prima, K & Co., and Ranger.  Full details on the kits can be found here. Shown at right is a photo of "The Works" kit.
Paper Pesto's February kit, "Be Loved," is now available. This kit contains products from Scenic Route, Carolee's Creations, Sassafras Lass, Bazzill, Making Memories, Heidi Swapp, and more. You can get full details of this kit here. A photo is shown at left.
Scrapbook Heaven's February kit, "Hugs and Kisses," is sold out. A photo is shown at right. If you like what you see, keep an eye out for their March kit. More details can be found here.


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Georgia Power still plans to increase rates next year to finance two new nuclear reactors at Plant Vogtle despite billions of dollars in federal loan guarantees announced Tuesday by the Obama administration.
Georgia Power spokesman Jeff Wilson said any savings the utility will see from the federal loan backing won't occur until January 2012. That means ratepayers will see their electric bills rise by an average of $1.30 a month in 2011 as planned, he said.
The Obama administration said the nuclear plant near Augusta had been selected to receive more than $8 billion in federal loan guarantees. The expansion at Vogtle will mark the first nuclear power plant construction in the United States in nearly three decades.
The two new reactors are scheduled to be completed in 2017 at a price tag of $14 billion.
Last year, the Georgia Legislature approved a bill allowing Georgia Power to begin charging ratepayers for the expansion at Plant Vogtle some six years before the first of the two new reactors is set to go online. Under the bill, which was signed into law by Gov. Sonny Perdue, the rates will gradually step up until ratepayers are paying an additional $9.10 a month in 2017.
The new law allows Georgia Power, a subsidiary of Southern Co., to begin to collect some $1.6 billion in financing and shareholder equity costs early.
Critics slammed the measure as anti-consumer saying it forces ratepayers to foot the bill for the expansion long before they would see any benefit from it. But Georgia Power officials argued the financing scheme will save money in the long run by shaving roughly $300 million.
In a conference call with reporters, Georgia Power chief executive office David Ratcliffe said the loan guarantees will lower the financing costs of the project.
Wilson says the utility could reconsider additional rate increases set to take effect moving forward after the it begins to realize savings from the loan guarantees. That would be 2012 at the earliest.
Georgia Power is also asking the state regulators to allow it to boost its rates to recover high fuel costs. If approved, the utility would boost rates by an average $6.98 per month. The state PSC is set to begin hearings on the rate hike next week.
The company is also expected to make a request for base rate increase in July.


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- US DOT - Federal Highway Administration
Create Port-A-Potty rest stops on side of Interstates and Thruways
This is to help people with Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD) who can't make it to the next exit or rest stop. Many people with IBD have urgency issues and when they feel like they have to go, have only minutes to get to a bathroom. These port-o-potties would help out everyone that are miles away from an exit or rest stop.
- US DOT - Federal Highway Administration
For years, I have suffered from CROHN'S DISEASE or ULCERATIVE COLITIS, a disease which, among many other side effects, causes me to use the restroom more than a normal person and usually with a sense of urgency
Traveling with IBD is no easy task and this is where I can use your help. When travelling by automobile on our interstates and thruways, there can be many miles between rest stops and exits. This is not helpful to IBD patients as sometimes we need to use a bathroom within seconds of feeling the urge. We cannot wait for the next exit or rest stop and many of us have pulled over to the side of the road to relieve ourselves at the risk of getting in trouble with the police. It is an unpleasant sight, but it is the reality we face every time we travel.
I am asking for your support to introduce a piece of legislation requiring that small parts of the shoulder on our major highways are cleared out and filled with Port-A-Potties. I know this is a big undertaking. However, there are many positives that can be associated with this proposal. You would be setting a precedent for other states to follow suit to help the 1.4 million Americans who suffer with inflammatory bowel disease, not to mention the other diseases that cause bathroom urgency. Additionally, this proposal would create real, direct jobs for construction workers who desperately need work.
I am aware that this is not something that can happen overnight, but it would be great to start the process of looking into possible legislation for this idea. There are many state government's out there that are finally recognizing the severity of inflammatory bowel disease by passing Ally's Law. Also known as the Restroom Access Act, this law is a great help to us when we are in an urban setting. However, when we are out in rural areas or long stretches of highway where there is nowhere to go, this would help us out immensely.
I thank you for your time and consideration in this matter. With your help, I think greater awareness can be made for a very embarrassing disease that is not often talked about. I look forward to talking with you in the future regarding this important legislative idea.
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Language funding lost in translation
Even by the standards of the Assembly, the spending of more than £500,000 on the translation of Irish and Ulster-Scots in the last four years is a scandalous waste of scarce public resources. There can barely be a person in Northern Ireland who relies solely on either language or who could not understand the same information in English. Instead the languages are simply cultural totems which are waved by either community as the public's expense.
It is often argued by supporters of the Irish and Ulster-Scots language that preservation of the respective cultures are vital. There probably is a valid argument for supporting cultural activities associated with either language, but that should not extend to the level of translating all sorts of documents into those languages or hiring people to translate the mutterings of MLAs who decide to conduct part of their debates in a language that only a minority of people understand.
Would this money not be better spent in the provision of facilities and resources in Irish medium schools, for example, rather than in printing material which is already accessible in a language that everyone understands. Supporters of both languages feel they should have identical resources financed from the public purse, even if that need cannot be demonstrated, as with the farcical Ulster-Scots voicemail service at Stormont which has never been used.
In a province where waste in the public service is commonplace, it has taken a certain amount of ingenuity to find a new way of spending money with no discernible return. Perhaps those ministers responsible for the expenditure on these two languages would like to publicly justify it, especially at a time when the health service and education need more money or when welfare payments to the worst off in the community are being slashed. They would find it very difficult to put forward a compelling argument. It is time they stopped spending money on projects which feed nothing but the vanity of those involved.
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Pisa is a popular tourist haunt at any time of year, with even the least clued-up traveller sure to have heard of attractions like the Leaning Tower. But it's even more impressive at Christmas, when decorations adorn the streets and […]
British Airways Lists Top Destinations to Visit in 2013
British Airways (BA), a UK-based airline, has announced its list of the top 13 destinations to visit in 2013. The airline company expects the coming year to see far
TUI Travel Announces Increase in 2013 Booking
TUI Travel, a UK-based travel company, has reported increased bookings for the 2013 summer holidays. The company has reported an 8 percent increase in annual pre-tax profits from its
Travelodge Introduces Hotel Rooms with Night Sky Panorama Ceilings
Travelodge Hotels, a UK-based company that owns and operates hotel properties, is offering a customised hotel rooms to its guests, which feature a night sky panorama on the


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Bowling Hall Medical PracticeRooley LaneBradfordWest Yorkshire, BD4 7SSTel: 01274 224888
New Patient RegistrationsLooking for a doctor?Please contact the practice and arrange to complete a new patient registration form and health questionnaire. You will need proof of identity and proof of address with you when you register.
Late Night ClinicsWe are pleased to announce that we now hold late night appointments up until 7:30pm every Monday night. Please note that reception is closed to general queries and prescription collections.
CancellationsPlease try to keep your appointment and arrive at the surgery in good time. If you are unable to make your appointment, please tell us as soon as possible so we can offer your appointment to another patient.
Out of HoursIf you need to see a doctor outside normal surgery hours, please telephone the normal practice number – 01274 224 888 – and you will be directed to our emergency on-call doctor service. Alternatively, you can call 111 for any health queries.
Test resultsPlease telephone after 2pm for test results.
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Please note: Before you can access our online services you must have been issued a username and password by the practice. As this links directly to your medical records, we need to see some form of ID before issuing you with log-in details. Please come to the practice with ID to register for our online services.
Our five partner practice offers a full range of medical services to the communities of South Bradford. Our one male and six female doctors have extensive experience within the NHS, and hold various surgeries throughout the day, every weekday in our purpose-built medical centre on Rooley Lane.
The practice has a strong training and development ethos demonstrated by its commitment to staff development and being both a training and teaching practice for doctors and medical students. This ethos enables the practice to be continually innovative, keeping up to date with current medical advances.
The doctors are supported by an experienced team of healthcare specialists and nurses who ensure that our patients receive the highest possible quality of care and treatment they require.
We hope to use our surgery website as a way of presenting all our patients with an up to date resource for all information relating to our practice. We will keep it current with any news, developments & details that are relevant to the practice & our patients.
Have a look around our website and please do send us some feedback. We can use your thoughts to improve our online services & further develop the website to make it a more useful, practical application for our patients.
Bowling Hall Medical Practice and Highfield Medical Practice are delighted to announce that from 1st April 2016 we will be combining to form one larger practice across two site.
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Vaccine injures and adverse reactions are massively under-reported, as admitted by the Centers for Disease Control. Estimates show that only one to ten percent of vaccine injuries and deaths are actually filed with the government. In the United States, the government has created a database to keep track of hundreds of kinds of reactions to […]Continue reading
The decision to vaccinate is yours alone, but it is a decision that should not be taken lightly or done under duress or pressure by others. Once vaccinated, the potential side-effects cannot be easily undone, if at all.Continue reading
Pharmaceutical companies like GlaxoSmithKline are collecting data posted on popular websites by parents who are concerned about the safety of vaccines.Continue reading
Parents in South Africa are facing life in prison for the murder of their baby girl who died just days after receiving 8 routine vaccinations.Continue reading
Families of three babies who died shortly after receiving their routine hepatitis B vaccine are mourning the loss of their children.Continue reading
Blueberries infected with Hepatitis A virus are taken off of shelves while the Hepatitis A vaccine, while causing injuries, remains in use.Continue reading
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Documentation received from the National Coalition of Organized Women (NCOW) states that between 2009 and 2010 the mercury-laden combined flu vaccinations have increased Vaccine Adverse Events Reporting Systems (VAERS) fetal death reports by 4,250 percent in pregnant women.Continue reading
The line has been drawn. There are pro-vaxers on one side and anti-vaxers on the other. Let's look at each side.Continue reading


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International Trade in Indigenous Cultural Heritage: Legal and Policy Issues
Edited by Christoph B. Graber, Karolina Kuprecht, and Jessica C. Lai
Edward Elgar Publishing Limited
509 pages
Amazon list price $199.50 (U.S. dollars)
This title continues the work begun at a conference of the same name in 2011 hosted by the i-call Research Centre for International Communications and Art Law at the University of Lucerne in Switzerland. This would be an excellent purchase for libraries (and others) with an interest in indigenous cultures, cultural heritage, art, artistic expression, genetic information, traditional knowledge, and how all of those concepts interact with or intercept the law (domestic and international). Libraries that would particularly benefit would be academic law libraries with a specific art and/or international law collection or those specializing in the rights of indigenous peoples.
The book is divided into four parts:
There are more than 20 contributing authors from all of the countries mentioned in the country reports and more. They have backgrounds in subjects as varied as law, sociology, culture, communication, intellectual property, sustainable development, education, social policy, traditional knowledge, chemistry, and bioethics.
The very distinction between indigenous people and peoples is one of the many complex subjects to be considered. There is an in-depth discussion of who can legitimately exert control over cultural heritage. Another issue examined is not only who are the stakeholders, but how best to encourage participation of those stakeholders, particularly when the domestic legal system by which they are surrounded may not recognize their rights.
Many international institutions have a peripheral patchwork of documents and projects that skirt the issues of the international trade of indigenous cultural heritage. Among the institutions and programs or documents referred to in the book are: the World Trade Organization (WTO), the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO), the United Nations Educational Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) and the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP).
Many unique distinctions are illuminated such as the notions of individual rights and collective rights, particularly as they pertain to property. The concept of self-determination is also recognized as a fundamental right of all peoples and informs the discussion of trade in cultural heritage.
By way of conclusion there is a discussion of where the issues stand now. It is generally agreed among the authors that trade in cultural heritage can benefit indigenous peoples if they have the choice when and whether to engage in that trade. There is also a feeling that national, rather than international, law and policy making solutions to these issues are the most promising.
Wanita Scroggs, JD, MLIS
International Law Librarian
Stetson University College of Law
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