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TransWorld Motocross Acquires X Racing Series,
Renamed Muscle Milk TWMX Race Series For 2012 And Beyond
Carlsbad, CA – TransWorld Motocross is proud to announce the acquisition of the (Vet) X Racing Series. The newly titled Muscle Milk TWMX Race Series will be divided over the course of a year into four separate series– Winter Cup, Spring Cup, Summer Cup, and Fall Cup. Each series will be comprised of six races and held at some of the best tracks in Southern California. The gate drops on the first of the four series– Muscle Milk TWMX Winter Cup– January 8, 2012 at Perris Raceway in Southern California. These races will accommodate riders of all ages and ranges of experience. Race classes include: PeeWees, Minis, 250s, 450s, Girls/Women, 25+ and Vets.
In conjunction with this acquisition, X Racing founder Craig Davis will assume the role of Race Director for the Muscle Milk TWMX Race Series. "I am ecstatic to continue to be a part of this series as it moves over into the hands of TransWorld Motocross and continues to grow," said Davis. As Race Director, Davis will be reporting directly to TransWorld Media's VP of Sales & Marketing Marc Fiore. Fiore commented, "TransWorld Motocross has had the opportunity to work with Craig at our TW SLAM and Industry Cup events and it is obvious he is one of the best in the business. It's apparent we share the same views about racing, and it's a great extension for TransWorld Motocross."
Supporting the launch of this new series, Muscle Milk, the leading protein-enhanced beverage, has signed a multi-year agreement as the title sponsor of the Muscle Milk TWMX Race Series. "Being the headlining sponsor of the series is a great fit for our brand," said Muscle Milk's Shane McCassy. "Motocross has proven to be a seamless fit for Muscle Milk, with the key functionality being workout recovery, it's the perfect thing to drink after a tough moto."
Sponsor prizes and trophies are given out during each race series to the top 10 riders in each class, in addition to pro paybacks, trophies for all minis beginners, lap time sheets, and OEM contingency offered at select rounds. Brands also supporting the Muscle Milk TWMX Race Series are: Asterisk, Bell Helmets, BRAKING, BTO Sports, Farmer John, Leatt, Metal Mulisha, New Era Caps, Oakley, One Industries, and Works Connection. For upcoming race schedules, registration and more information about the Muscle Milk TWMX Race Series, go online to twmxrs.com.
Sign up to get news on contests, pro events, new products and special offers from TransWorld Motocross at http://motocross.transworld.net/newsletter/.
Race Contact Information: Craig Davis, Race Director – firstname.lastname@example.com
About Muscle Milk TWMX Race Series
Owned and operated by TransWorld Motocross, this race series runs annually and consists of four, 6-race series (Winter Cup, Spring Cup, Summer Cup, and Fall Cup) totaling 24 races, all of which include riders of varying ages and ranges of experience from beginner to pro levels. The series title sponsor is Muscle Milk. Associate sponsors include: Bell Helmets, BTO Sports, and One Industries. Affiliate sponsors include: Asterisk, BRAKING, Farmer John, Leatt, Metal Mulisha, New Era Caps, Oakley and Works Connection. Racing classes include PeeWee, Minis, 250s, 450s, Girls/Women, 25+ and Vet. Go online to twmxrs.comfor more information about the Muscle Milk TWMX Race Series.
About TransWorld Motocross
TransWorld Motocross is the largest motocross media outlet in the world, delivering comprehensive lifestyle coverage to an audience of new and experienced motocross enthusiasts about their favorite sport. Found online at transworldmx.com. TransWorld Motocross is published by TransWorld Media, the world's leading action sports media company. TransWorld is a division of the Bonnier Corporation. Bonnier Corporation (www.bonniercorp.com) is one of the largest consumer-publishing groups in America and the leading media company serving passionate, highly engaged audiences through 50 special-interest magazines and related multimedia projects and events. Bonnier Corp. is the US division of the Bonnier Group (bonnier.com), a 200-year-old family-owned media group based in Sweden with business operations in 25 countries.
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On the surface, Swede still hopeful of victory.Marcus Gronholm slid out of Rally Australia this month, his chances of retaining his world championship seemed to have been lost in the red earth of Sandgroper country. But the Swede believes he can mount a stunning comeback on the asphalt roads of San Remo, Italy, this week, even though he has never won a rally on sealed surfaces.
Three of the final four events of the 2003 World Rally Championship are held on tarmac and the defending champ is aware that he needs to improve his asphalt record to have any chance of winning another title.
Since Rally Australia, Gronholm has been on a racing circuit trying out different lines and braking points in an effort to improve his asphalt driving technique. Of the tarmac rallies, the Peugeot star believes San Remo is probably his best chance, even though he appreciates first he must beat his teammates, points leader Richard Burns and tarmac specialist Gilles Panizzi, winner of the past three WRC events in San Remo.
Frank has a Crocker
Erin Crocker, the young sensation of sprintcar racing's holy grail, last month's Knoxville Nationals, is heading Down Under to pick a handful of major race meetings during the summer peak.
Driving for Victorian car owner Frank Ramsdale, her main focus will be on the five-night Speedweek series (paying $10,000 to the winner each night for five rounds in seven days from December 26) and then some other world series sprintcar outings in January. Ramsdale says he definitely wants Crocker to run the Classic at Warrnambool, too.
The New York-based racer has been competing since the age of eight and showed she is no novelty act with her stunning debut at the Knoxville Nationals, where she qualified for the main event after just a handful of races in open company. Her drive to finish 22nd in the A-Main after qualifying fifth out of 120 cars earned her instant respect.
Rossi staying put
Honda has moved to quash rumours that Valentino Rossi will be moving elsewhere in MotoGP next season. HRC sports manager Carlo Fiorani says he expects Rossi will have extended his contract with Honda before next weekend's Pacific Grand Prix at Twin Ring Motegi.
Kid running wild
Gold Coaster Matthew Kuhne is one happy schoolkid. He has scored a 125cc wildcard for the 2003 Australian Motorcycle Grand Prix, which will make him Australia's youngest GP rider at 15 years and 187 days. Kuhne received the wildcard in recognition of his performance in his first year of road racing in the national 125cc championship, which included seven top-10 finishes. His next goal is a test ride overseas and possibly a season on 125s in Japan.
Ed takes centre stage
Subaru's Cody Crocker may lead the Australian Rally Championship going into the fifth round in Victoria next weekend, but second-placed Ed Ordynski is the stage king. The South Australian has collected 22 stage wins in the first four rallies, two better than Subaru privateer Simon Evans. Crocker has scored just 15 stage wins but holds a 19-point advantage over the Mitsubishi driver. Rally Melbourne on October 3-5 is home turf for Crocker, Simon Evans, Spencer Lowndes and Scott Pedder, among others.
Brabham a class act
David Brabham has continued his strong performance in a Prodrive-entered Ferrari 550 Maranello in the American Le Mans series, winning the class for the fourth time in the Miami street race round on Sunday. It was his third consecutive class victory, though regular co-driver Jan Magnussen (who had a European commitment) was replaced by young Briton Darren Turner. Brabham and Turner finished fourth overall in the race, which was won by the Audi of former F1 drivers Johnny Herbert and JJ Lehto.
Mladin bids to help
Four-time US superbike champion Mat Mladin will donate $US5000 ($7400) to the Jamie Brockman Foundation, which has been set up to aid the injured Australian motocross racer. An auction of Mladin's race leathers raised $US2551, and the Australian made up the difference. Brockman suffered spinal injuries and remains in a serious condition after a fall in the Minnesota round of the US motocross championship last month.
Troy on course
Australian Troy Corser scored two seventh places for the new Foggy Petronas team in the penultimate round of the World Superbike Championship at Imola on Sunday. Both heats were won by Ruben Xaus on a Ducati.
Marshall Indy groove
Australian Carrera Cup regular Marcus Marshall came sixth and seventh in the Porsche Supercup support races at the US GP in Indianapolis at the weekend.


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ps1 games? i just got a psp…?
i'm wondering of some games you can recommend. i already have clue, risk, battleship, sonic, advance wars, dr. mario, sudoku, DDR, super mario and a bunch of other mario games, jeopardy, tetris, mahjongg, a gameboy emulator, pokemon (when i'm really bored), scrabble, anti-tetris and jelly car.
any suggestions?
we normally go to a place called "romulations" or something and load games, but they have thousands of games and i don't want to sift through all that when i could be possibly passing through good ones that i don't know of.
they have a kingdom hearts thing but i'm not sure it will be the same. i'm not too much into shoot em up games.
ok what i meant about kingdom hearts was, i wasn't sure if the psp version would be the same as the ps1 game. i heard it was different.
and then i went on to say i don't like shoot em up games. i wasn't calling kingdom hearts a shoot em up game. i've played it before. and thanks for your "recommendations."
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This Friday, LINGUIST List is hosting two special events:
Friday, 4/13, 11 am – 1 pm: The LL-MAP Scholar's Workbench Workshop will introduce attendees to using the LL-MAP interface and Scholar's Workbench tool, including tutorials on how to map your own data. The workshop is open to the public, and will be held at Eastern Michigan University's Halle Library, room 111. If you'd like to attend, please register here:
Friday, 4/13, 1:30 pm: ILIT faculty affiliate Dr. Maƚgosia Ćavar will be presenting a talk at LINGUIST List entitled On the influence of L1 on L2 perception: The case of tenseness contrast in American vowels. This will also be open to anyone– if you're in the Ann Arbor/Ypsilanti area, you're invited to attend! For those unfortunate readers who can't make it to Michigan, we'll be recording Dr. Ćavar's talk and making it available online.
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Governor Otter's Campaign Finances Revealed
BOISE, Idaho (AP) — The latest campaign finance disclosure reports show Idaho Gov. C.L. "Butch" Otter raised more than $407,000 in the past five months for his re-election campaign, nearly four times as much as his GOP challenger Russ Fulcher.
Fulcher, a state senator, raised $106,419 in the same time period. The finance reports show a snapshot of the candidates' campaign trail as the primary election draws near.
For most Idaho GOP candidates, fundraising during the May 20 primary election is critical because they often don't face a serious Democratic challenger in the November general election.
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Legal Question in Family Law in India
I am married for last 5 years now and have a daughter who is now going to be 4 years old. After marriage I came to know that the prime reason of marriage was that I was earning well and because of property that I would Inherit of my parents . When I was third month pregnant due to a massive fight I was sent to my widow mothers house on the pretext that after a week I'll return to my In law's house which never happened . All throught my pregnancy I was alone and my husband did not visit me . He also didn't answer to my & my family's phone calls. Soon when I entered my 9 month he approached me , begged for sorry also tried to seek information if I had taken any legal action against him . I was happy to have him back and truested. After delivery he paid bill and again abandoned me and I was again without any support (Financial , physical , moral & mental) . He would threaten me of Divorce when I would call him repeatedly or would ask to fix a meeting with his family. This continued for 2 years and when I reported the matter in local police station he got scared and started persuading me , I asked him to live with me and to buy a separate house on rent . We started living together but since I was not earning due to a small child he got abusive and physical with me . he would beat me up mercilessly and would not show his salary or give any money in hand . One day when he thrashed me I ran out with my daughter and returned to my mother's house in a complete shattered situation . In women cell he refused to live with me and take responsibility . I have now taken a part time job where I am not paid enough & is too less to raise myself & a daughter since my mother is quite old and I dont have a father also . Due my mother;s ill health & age I cant take a full time job since I also have to take care of Her , my child & Home . I feel miserable frustrated . If I file a case will I get My and My daughter maintenance . Please Help & advice
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you can get maintenance u/s 125 of crpc and for that you may file a petition for the same. you can also file a complaint under domestic violence act and seek appropriate orders pertaining to residence, compensation etc. It is an unfortunate situation that you are trapped in but with legal support, you can get your rights back. in case you cannot afford a counsel due to financial constraints, you may approach district legal service authority which is situated in all district courts or high court legal service authority at delhi high court and you would be provided with free legal support. wish you a good life ahead.
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Director: Michael Mann
Stars: Al Pacino, Robert De Niro, Val Kilmer, Jon Voight, Tom Sizemore, Ashley Judd, Mykelti Williamson
Heat focuses on two men, one a thief (Robert De Niro) and the other a detective (Al Pacino). The two play a cat and mouse game where both know a heist is being plotted as each man keeps a close eye on the other.
Pacino. De Niro. Together at last. Michael Mann's Heat is more than just a caper film, it's a crime saga that not only explores the professional lives but also the personal relationships of men who know nothing beyond their occupation. Plus it features one of the best shoot out scenes we've ever seen. —VC


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Let's go Red Wings!! As a big Red Wings fan I'm ready for the preseason games at home this weekend, and the upcoming season!! Nothing beats hockey baby in Hockeytown!
The Red Wings announced today that Nicklas Lidstrom, one of the greatest defensemen of all time, will be participating in one of the two alumni games at Comerica Park on Dec. 31. Happy New Year!! It will be great to watch Lidstrom back on the ice again!
The Winter Classic between the Red Wings and Toronto Maple Leafs takes place on Jan. 1 at Michigan Stadium. Are you going to that game? I'm hoping for some tickets this Christmas!!
Lidstrom, retired in 2012 following 20 seasons in Detroit. The club will raise his No. 5 to the rafters at Joe Louis Arena in a pregame ceremony on March 6. What a special night that will be.


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KEY LARGO, Fla. - The Monroe County Fire Marshal is investigating after a large fire in Key Largo.
Flames and smoke tore through three homes on Sunday afternoon.
It took firefighters from several departments more than three hours to put out the large fire.
Luckily, no one was home at the time of the fire and no one was hurt.
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At this point, it is doubtful that Rush will ever hold a farewell tour: Geddy Lee, Alex Lifeson, and the indomitable Neil Peart are all reveling in too much creative and technical excitement.
After 30-plus years of existence, it is abundantly clear that Rush has mastered its craft. The long-lived Canadian prog-rock trio's impressive three-hour performance in Oklahoma City was flawless, providing a touchstone by which to evaluate other live bands. The band visibly enjoyed itself too. (Rush still does not merely show up for work.) To be sure, live rock music does not, and likely cannot, get any better than this in terms of sheer musical proficiency and precision. Rush is experiencing a rush of sorts these days. The band is in the middle of its second round of dates in support of its latest studio album, 2007's Snakes & Arrows. Moreover, the band recently released a live album that has, according to May's Rolling Stone, sold 20,936 copies in its first week. At this point, it is doubtful that the band will ever hold a farewell tour: Geddy Lee, Alex Lifeson, and the indomitable Neil Peart are all reveling in too much creative and technical excitement. Aside from Vegas, don't expect Rush to be playing the casino circuit. One can soundly envision this band playing live, and playing well, for years into the future. In addition, the band's new material is formidable. This is not a "greatest hits" tour; this is not a "reunion" tour; this is not a goodbye to romance. This is, rather, a bona fide record-promoting tour. The band confidently performed several songs from Snakes & Arrows. In fact, songs from the latest album formed the basis of the set, which was atypical because the band's last few tours have featured a dearth of new songs. Some of the several songs played from the new album included "Far Cry", "Workin' Them Angels", "Armor and Sword", "Spindrift", and "The Larger Bowl". Guitarist Lifeson was magnetic and masterful as usual during these new, reflective ditties; his enthusiasm was tangible, and his unmistakable guitar-punch omnipresent. At times, though, Lifeson's amplified guitar sound rendered Lee's vocals moderately incoherent. (And this interference is my one minor quarrel with the performance.) It was something of a change, however, to see Lifeson playing various instruments -- he juggled acoustic and electric guitars -- and pushing various pedals with the same amount of rigor that he evinced later on such classics as, for example, "Tom Sawyer" and "The Trees", among others. Bassist and vocalist Lee and drummer Peart both performed the new songs excellently; Peart's later drum solo, too, was as preternatural as it was expected. But Lifeson's untamed guitar and restless movement tended to award him more attention, and deservedly so. Lee is not as intriguing live. His voice isn't as high-pitched now, if still immediately recognizable. Probably the best new song was the Buddhistic "The Larger Bowl", during which Lee stressed the line, "Such a lot of pain on the earth." Also during this song, visuals juxtaposed scenes of various institutions to highlight class discrepancies; footage of human suffering was also shown. The song "Workin' Them Angels" was reasonably decent. But the heavier "Far Cry" had more force, functioning as it does as the closest link to younger prog-rock bands such as Tool. Overall, the band's new songs came across well and the audience appeared appreciative. As to the rest of the show: one commendable thing was that the group used few gimmicks; those used were mainly for comic relief or for emphasis, including visuals depicting scorching fire. Tonight's show began, for example, with a fake-scandalous visual of Lifeson and Peart in bed together (Melville's Moby-Dick must have had a lasting impression on the band). After this, the band tore into "Limelight" from their 1981 release, Moving Pictures, with Lifeson working the song's unique riff with ingenuity. Another skit introduced the signature "Tom Sawyer". This visual wittily featured South Park characters pretending to be Rush and attempting to play "Tom Sawyer" -- only this mock-group gets the lyrics horribly wrong. While pyrotechnics were employed as well, the band devoted most of its energy to the songs themselves. Highlights included "Red Barchetta", "Subdivisions" with its largely synth-based sound, and, of course, "The Spirit of Radio". During these, the band became more festive and active: Lifeson and Lee smiled at and moved closer to one another, and Lifeson could be seen flirting with fans in front of the stage when not dancing in an intentionally corny fashion. During "The Spirit of Radio", Lee raised his hands up and encouraged the crowd to clap along, garnering it more attention from both band and audience than any other song. There were, however, some forgivable negatives, as naturally several major songs had to be cut from the set to accommodate the wealth of new material. These included "Working Man" (which sounds massive live), "Closer to the Heart", and "Fly by Night". The band's cover of "Summertime Blues" would also have been nice as well. Rush's recent song "Far Cry" may be, in part, a lamentation about the lack of perfection and justice in the world, a song that acknowledges a certain imbalance and discord. One of its key lines goes, for instance, "It's a far cry from the world we thought we'd inherit." Such a pointed reminder of existential injustice doubtlessly applies to the world stage, but concerning Rush's concert stage, these sentiments simply do not apply. As Rush demonstrated in Oklahoma City, there is indeed some inkling of perfection and justice on earth, but it is limited to the concert hall -- with Rush running the show.


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As part of the Global Mobile Sales & Product Strategy Group, Brendon and his team are responsible for driving mobile revenue growth, scaling sales efforts around the world, and launching new ads products (across search and display) to the marketplace. He joined Google as part of the company's acquisition of AdMob in May 2010 where he served as a senior director of sales. Brendon has more than 10 years of experience in sales having previously lead teams at Google and LookSmart. Brendon is a graduate of Seton Hall.
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Part Exchange Available, Traditional First Floor Flat, Reception hallway, Formal Lounge, Fitted Kitchen, Three Bedrooms, Bathroom, Town Centre Location, Gas Central Heating MQ Estate Agents are open 7 days a week: Monday - Friday 8am - 8:30pm &Saturday &Sunday 9am - 6pm to arrange your viewing appointment.
Lounge - 4.75 x 3.6 (15'7 x 11'10 )
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MQ Estate agents are delighted to offer to the market this well maintained traditional first floor flat situated in the centre of the popular coastal town of Musselburgh offering ideal accommodation for the buy to let investor.
The property is entered initially via communal hallway then a timber door into the apartment itself. The welcoming reception hallway offers access to good sized lounge with recessed window, fitted kitchen with wall mounted and floor standing units with complimentary worktops, inset sink unit with mixer tap and space for all appliances, there are three well proportioned bedrooms all with storage space and bathroom with three piece which includes jacuzzi bath with power shower over. The property further benefits from gas central heating and Sash and Case windows.
Musselburgh itself is a popular coastal town situated on the southern shore of the firth of forth at the mouth of the river Esk. The town is surrounded by unspoilt countryside and offers delightful walks along the river, promenade and links. There are lots of local facilities including shopping , primary and secondary schooling, university, leisure facilities and public transport routes. There is also easy access to Edinburgh city by pass which offers access to the M9/M8 motorway network which leads throughout the central belt. The aqents strongly recommend early internal viewing.
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Kenneth Geller is managing partner of the firm and a leading member of the Supreme Court & Appellate practice. Described by Chambers USA 2006 as 'a standout lawyer in a very talented group' and 'extremely experienced and seasoned, with superb judgment', Geller has written or edited some 300 briefs and certiorari petitions and argued more than 40 cases before the US Supreme Court.
Most recently, he was described by Chambers USA 2007 as 'both incredibly organised and wonderfully clear'. It said: 'He is superb when you need someone to take a highly complex area of law and distil it to its essence.'
Recently, Geller was named one of Benchmark's 2013 Appellate National and Washington DC Litigation Stars. In 2007, he was listed among The Best Lawyers in America in the area of Appellate Law. Chambers USA 2004 named him to the top band of its America's Leading Lawyers for Business list, noting that 'Geller has more than 40 Supreme Court arguments under his belt, many of them for household names such as Ford, Chrysler and GM'.
'Never less than immaculately prepared,' reported market observers, 'his is a familiar face in the highest courts, where he acts on cases of the ilk of American Insurance Association v Garamendi and National Park Hospitality Association v US DOI.'
In 1983, Geller received the Presidential Award for Distinguished Service in the field of law.
He joined Mayer Brown in 1986. He was named vice-chairman of the firm in 2007 and managing partner in 2009. He was partner-in-charge of Mayer Brown's Washington DC office between 1995 and 2007, and has been a member of the firm's management committee since 1995.
Prior to joining the firm, Geller served as deputy solicitor-general of the US Department of Justice (1979–86) and as assistant to the Department of Justice's solicitor-general (1975–79). Between 1973 and 1975, he worked as assistant special prosecutor for the federal government's Watergate Special Prosecution Force.
Previously, he worked with a law firm in New York and, between 1971 and 1972, served as law clerk to the Honorable Walter R Mansfield, US Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit.


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A new nonprofit organization hopes to help save Minnesota's moose population.
The group's founder, Robin Johnson, lives in Eden Prairie and owns Sweet Retreat, a bakery in Minneapolis. She planned to donate $1 to moose research for every cupcake she sells in the shop on Saturday, saying she hoped to raise up to $2,000.
The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources announced earlier this week that the state's moose population has dropped by more than a third in just the past year. DNR researchers are trying to find out why.
Johnson said she hopes other Minnesotans will join her cause.
"The moose is iconic to Minnesota, and anybody, whether you're a Boundary Waters lover, nature lover or even a hunter, no one wants to see our moose population go extinct," Johnson said.
Johnson said that money collected at the bakery and at SaveMinnesotaMoose.org will go to the DNR's efforts to put GPS collars on about 150 adult moose and their young. The DNR plans to track the animals over a period of several years.
She explained her motivation to support the DNR's research:
"I looked to see if anyone was doing anything to help raise money. There was no organization like a Ducks Unlimited or Pheasants Forever, and I decided, well, why not me? I'm just going to start something and see if I can help the DNR, provide more money for their research and equipment."


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Fairfield football alumnus played in Iowa Shrine BowlMineart was a defensive end for the Trojans
A former Fairfield Football player was asked to play in the Iowa Shrine Bowl in Cedar Falls on July 27. Jake Mineart, who played his senior year for the Trojans last season, was the lone Trojans player who was asked to play in this all-star game.
"My dad is the one who told me," Mineart said. "It was certainly a surprise."
Mineart's senior year as a defensive end at Fairfield was an eventful one. He led the Trojans with 13 tackles for loss and 7 sacks. His 52 total tackles were good enough for sixth on the team.
"It's a real honor to get picked for it," Jake's mother Laura Mineart said. "I'm really proud of him."
The 41st annual Shrine Bowl was played at the UNI-Dome. The South, the team Mineart played on, won the game 28-0 over the North. There were 44 players selected to play on each team.
All proceeds from the game go to The Shriner's Hospitals for Children. The players are selected by a process of nomination by coaches, balloting by sports media professionals throughout the state, and an official invitation from a representative of the Iowa Shrine Bowl. The Iowa Shrine Bowl has raised over $2,268,000 for The Shriner's Hospitals for Children over the years.
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Tuesday, March 16, 1999 Published at 17:47 GMT
Film Review: Gods and Monsters
Gods and Monsters is nominated for three Academy Awards
Gods and Monsters won an Academy Award for best adapted screenplay in last Sunday's Oscars. The film's stars Sir Ian McKellen and Lynn Redgrave were also nominated but lost out to others.
The film received its all-star UK premiere in London on Thursday night. The BBC's Lawrence White got a sneak preview of the film first.
We're in the 1950s, and Sir Ian McKellen's James Whale - real-life director of classic thirties horror movies Frankenstein and Bride of Frankenstein - hasn't made a film for years.
In fact, he has been out from the studio system for reasons that may or may not relate to his homosexuality, and is now enduring a sexually tormented dotage in his isolated mansion.
Before long, Whale is staring out of the window in a homoerotic take on a certain diet drink break and contriving ways for the two mens' paths to cross.
Boone, an army vet adrift in life, is impressed by the film director and glad to have met someone other than his roadhouse drinking buddies and on-off barmaid girlfriend Betty (Lolita Davidovich).
So when the old man asks to paint his portrait, he's flattered. But of course, he doesn't know what he's getting into.
You never know quite where things are headed as the tables constantly turn between McKellen - the decadent old European, and Fraser's lost young American.
This film is no straightforward remake, so don't hold your breath waiting for the sky to fill with lightning or McKellen to cry: "I have created a monster!"
Redgrave nearly steals the film as Whale's crabby, central European housekeeper Hanna - whose function as comic relief and superficial resemblances to Igor, the good doctor's sidekick in Mel Brooks' film Young Frankenstein may be more than coincidental.
This genuinely adult, touching picture, deserved more recognition at the Academy Awards than it received.
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Has anyone found a source for the kind of short ribs with the big fat hunk of meat on them? The only kind available now are the bone with no meat.
I could not find them anywhere including Byerly's, whose had a tiny, tiny bit of more meat on them.
I am told it is because meat is no longer sold by carcass and is sold in shrink wrapped sections. Also told there is no money in short ribs so they don't cut them, except for the bone, no meat kind. Apparently that fits into the cutting plan on the carcass. I don't think there are any custom butchers any more because of this.
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Devolution could be a model for Tibet, says the Dalai Lama
The Dalai Lama has used a press conference in Edinburgh to make an outspoken attack on China's one-party state and its culture of censorship.
Controversy has surrounded his visit to Scotland all week. At the heart of the row is a claim that Alex Salmond, and the leaders of the three councils hosting the Buddhist leader, had been "nobbled" by the Chinese Consul-General, and encouraged to downgrade or even cancel the exiled Tibetan's visit.
The Dalai Lama shrugged off this interference as "routine for me" and said that he had taken no offence at the First Minister's apparent reluctance to meet him.
But he was forceful when he turned to the occupation of his country by Chinese troops since 1951. "Political power cannot eliminate religious…


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When we went to listen to Children Of Bodom's forthcoming album the other week, we caught up with frontman Alexi Laiho and keyboardist Janne Wirman to talk Christmas. Instead, we ended up talking about cockpunches and making Kerry King bleed.
Do you have any particular or unusual Christmas traditions?
Janne Wirman: I have a house, and I'm too lazy to go out to my Mum's place as she moved to Finland. So I'm in my house all alone of Christmas Eve, but the next day I always invite my immediate family over – my brother, and my cousin, and a couple of good friends – but Christmas Eve I'm just by myself.
Alexi Laiho: Christmas Eve for me is unusual always. I don't really get to see my Mum and Dad that often, because I'm always on the road or some shit like that.
Janne: I just remembered that couple of years back because I wanted to escape from my family, I spent two or three Christmas' in New York as I didn't want to be around Finland at the time.
When did you find out Santa Claus wasn't real and how did it happen?
Janne: I am 28. You've just ruined Christmas for me.
Turkey: are you a leg or breast person?
Alexi: In Finland, we don't really have turkey – we roll with the ham.
Janne: Breast though. Always the breast though!
Which metaller would you least like to see approaching you with mistletoe?
Alexi: Meatloaf.
Janne: Is he even a metal musician?
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What would you get Kerry King for Christmas? You can't choose Jagermeister.
Janne: I would get him a helmet. He's gotten us wasted like….200 times, but we once got him so drunk that he fell and hit his head and was bleeding.
Alexi: He had this big fucking gash on his head. All his tattoos on his head, and this big fucking gash.
Janne: It was fiunny to see him so wasted that he couldn't walk, and we were still fine. [cackles]
If a bearded man broke into your house through the chimney on any other day of the year, what would you do?
Alexi: I would juts give him a cockpunch and ask him "who the fuck are you?" Then throw him the fuck out.
Janne: I would offer him a nice quality glass of whiskey, and then ask him "who the fuck are you?"
Alexi: I'm still going with the cockpunch.
Janne: I bet you are. Is it a five-finger cockpunch?
Alexi: Of course!
What's been your worst New Year's Eve experience (because NYE always sucks).
Janne: I've been to a couple of parties where I hated all the people there.
Alexi: When we 15, 16 or some shit like that, we used to go to downtown Helsinki to these bars full of assholes. This one [New Year's Eve], I got into at least four fist fights, I got arrested, and then after I was released I didn't have any money or my cellphone or any of the things that could've helped me get home. Yeah, that was pretty bad.
Which one of Santa's reindeer would you be and why? (Dasher, Dancer, Prancer, Vixen, Comet, Cupid, Donder, Blitzen and Rudolf.)
Alexi: I only remember Rudolph. I'm still rolling with Rudolph. Because the other ones just sound so girly!
Janne: I'd be Donner, as that one sounds the girliest.
Alexi: More girly than Vixen?!!?
Janne: Oh shit, I fucked it up. Okay, [Alexi] can be Donner. I'm Vixen.
Children Of Bodom will release their seventh studio album, Relentless Reckless Forever, on 07 March 2011, with the single 'Was It Worth It?' preceding it on 14 February 2011. The Finns will be returning to the UK in April for a tour where they'll be supported by fellow Scandinavians, Amon Amarth, and no doubt they'll also be back during the Summer for a festival show or two.


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The trails for the BBC's returning Culture Show are profoundly dispiriting. Each one features a montage of people responding to the question, "What is culture?". For Adrian Chiles, culture is "a bit boring ... not as good as drinking beer or watching football". There are positive suggestions, too: "Culture is ... the thing that civilisations are remembered for".
The campaign is strikingly similar to Channel 4's older promos, clunkily executed, and "street" in an oddly self-conscious manner. Culture in this world is young, zany - and irredeemably trivial. Everyone's opinion, thoughtful or absurd, is of equal worth, and so none carries any weight. That is not good enough. Anxiety and ambivalence runs right through all four main BBC channels. Such is the BBC's vocal and unvarying response to criticism of this kind, it is often hard to sustain the argument. But then along comes some-thing like this campaign, revealing the impoverished thinking at work.
I think the trails are witty, whimsical, and bright. They might attract people who didn't know they liked culture.
Think yourselves lucky there's even a Culture Show to grump about. There's no equivalent at all for science or technology, something that has been missing since Tomorrow's World ended.
The Culture Show has a pernicious message - it is a show for busy people who don't have time to visit an art gallery or watch a film, and yet need to have opinions for their next dinner party.
The fundamental disjunction between culture (art) and TV is that the former cannot be condensed into 30-minute chunks. Some things cannot be democratised. Reading Ulysees or Milton is not instantly accessible, but far more rewarding for all that.
If only we had anything this culturally enlightening in America.
This is the corporation that announces the death of Ingmar Bergman on its main news programme with a clip of a French and Saunders pastiche. It's time for the BBC to be broken up.
I never knew remote controls were so hard to work. Watch BBC4, perhaps?
BBC4 is the BBC's finest offering and the home of culture on the Beeb. They've made culture either so fascinating you can't turn off, or an optional extra that you can ignore.
Also on this week's arts blog:
· Once bitten, forever smitten Why do vampire novels have such lasting appeal?
· The perils of participation British theatre's 'sit still' stuffiness is loosening up - but there are still limits, says Anna Pickard
Take part in the debate - go to blogs.theguardian.com/arts


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Gemini Soul "Live" @ The Knitting Factory
Sunday - October 7th @ 8 PM
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An Evening of Jazz Fusion!
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Cyber Jazz recording artists Andre Marcel Ajamu Akinyele - bass & programming (Ah-jah-moo + Ah-kin-yay-lay); Jon O'Bergh - keyboards, piano & programming; Andrew Foster - percussion; and Alex Marks - drums will be performing their eclectic blend of jazz/funk fusion with an electronic element as Gemini Soul; Sunday October 7th @ The Knitting Factory located in Hollywood, CA.
Gemini Soul will be performing material from their third cyber jazz CD titled, "Live : The Liquid Soul Tour;" which features the music from Gemini Soul's early 2007 release "Liquid Soul" and Ajamu Akinyele's critically acclaimed double CD "Black Magic The Cyber Jazz Experience."
This isn't your typical jazz; this is Cyber Jazz! "Live : The Liquid Soul Tour" captures Gemini Soul over several shows doing what they do best; performing live. Ajamu Akinyele's bass playing is in the style of Stanley Clarke, Marcus Miller and Me'Shell Ndegeocello - a sight to be seen. Jon O'Bergh's keyboard stylings capture the elements of 70's funk, reminiscent of Herbie Hancock. Andrew Foster's percussion adds a satin groove, keeping the music smooth and sexy. Alex Marks drum stylings takes you back to the pop funk fusion of Miles Davis.
Gemini Soul's performances are compared to the smooth sounds of Sade, the funk fusion of bassists Marcus Miller and Me'Shell Ndegeocello, the pop/funk/jazz fusion of Miles Davis and Herbie Hancock, and piano wizard Dave Brubeck.
Be sure to catch Gemini Soul's featured article in the September/October 2007 Issue of Abyss Jazz Magazine available at select Borders Books and Music retailers.
"Live : The Liquid Soul Tour" the new jazz/fusion CD from Gemini Soul feat. Ajamu Akinyele is now available at the following retailers: www.cdbaby.com/geminisoul3; www.amazon.com; iTunes and other major online music retailers.
Check out the original jazz/fusion CD "Liquid Soul" from Gemini Soul feat. Ajamu Akinyele, now available at: www.cdbaby.com/geminisoul2; www.amazon.com; iTunes and other major online music retailers.
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"Well Received!" ~ Radio Koszalin (Poland)
"Food For The Soul!" ~ San Jose Song Bird
"Great Stuff!" ~ Jazz Radio 101.9 (Germany)
"Soft & Laid Back!" ~ Keys and Chords Magazine
"A Hybrid of Musical Styles & Delivers A Wide Range of Compositions!" ~ Jim Harrington (Oakland Tribune)
"A Delightful Listen!" ~ Ronald Jackson (JazzReview.com)
"A Superb, Mellow Mood Rules This Tasty Project!" ~ Brian Soergel (Jazz Times Magazine)
"Awesome Job On Your New CD!" ~ Abyss Jazz Magazine
"Ajamu is one FUNKY bass player!" ~ Pete Escovedo
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End Of August is the close of one cycle and the start of a new one for guitarist-singer-songwriter George Walker Petit who express in the liner notes of the album, "These ends of the Augusts of '05 and '06 signaled both an end and a new start for me. This music mourns that end and celebrates that start." Petit accomplishes this task by creating arrangements that feel intimate for the audience, as if the music was expressly designed for their listening pleasure. End Of August is Petit's second solo jazz album as a leader and moves with a suave gait from track to track adhering to a smooth jazz etiquette and a textural palate that radiates like moonbeams over the ocean waves.
Petit indulges his fancy for wistful bossa nova melodies like "Montreux" and "Bijou" and the samba-ridged grooves of "Only Trust Your Heart." It's an album that creates a little corner of this world just for the listener where nothing is more important than relaxing and inhaling and exhaling at one's leisurely pace. Even the more charming nightclub aura and bouncy rhythms of "Aldo" creates an intimacy with the listener that is binding. Listeners are also treated to Petit singing on his cover of Gershwin's standard, "S'Wonderful," which complement the silky inflections of the guitar chords. Joining Petit on the recording are percussionist Artur Dutra, drummers Mark Dodge and Steve Hass, keyboardist Whitney Ashe, bassist Thomson Kneeland, and horn player Justin Flynn whose softly puffing verses resonate through "Off Center" like a summer breeze grazing over a tuft of pansies tickling their dainty petals affectionately.
The simplicity of Petit's arrangements allow the listener to appreciate every individual note, and feel engulfed in the experience of pure serenity as Petit strings these notes and moves them in ways that touches the senses affectionately. His writing mixes hints of Latin styles with elements of classic and contemporary jazz, and crafts completely mood-oriented tunes for the individual.


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Throughout his career at Commerce, senior Addison Davis has been a role player on offense, defense and special teams.
In the Tigers' 28-7 Region 8-A victory at Athens Christian last Friday, Davis' responsibilities were slightly different from previous games. Instead of serving as a blocking back on offense, he was a featured runner, collecting 79 yards and three touchdowns (the first of his career) on 11 carries.
The 5-foot-10, 170-pound halfback (who also starts in Commerce's secondary and plays on all special teams) scored on runs of 13, 9 and 11 yards as the Tigers - who host Riverside Military Academy on Friday - won their second consecutive game after opening the 2010 season with three losses.
"Addison's a role player and he does a good job as a role player," Commerce coach Steve Savage said. "He's an exceptional blocker, a team guy who plays safety for us on defense. He's always played on all our special teams.
"In our offense, you never know who's going to get the ball. It just so happened Addison got it the other night and got it down there pretty good. He scored three touchdowns and had two really good scoring runs. It just so happened that it was his night. He also blocked well and played good on defense."
Davis, who has rushed 25 times for 159 yards on the season but didn't have a single touch on Sept. 17 in Commerce's 41-34 victory at Washington-Wilkes, said he had a good idea his number would be called against Athens Christian.
"That was one of my better games as a Commerce Tiger by far," said Davis, who is also a standout wrestler for Commerce. "It didn't really surprise me to get the ball because we'd worked on it a lot in practice during the week, so I was well prepared to run the ball, and I got the ball and ended up scoring."
Working with fellow halfback Jesse Savage (who had 10 carries for 64 yards and caught a 20-yard pass against Athens Christian), Davis is the kind of blue-collar player coaches love to put on the field.
"We've got two halfbacks that don't do nothing but play hard, block you and never complain about whether they get the ball or not - they just go play," Savage said. "That's what Addison does - he just goes and plays."
And the possibility exists that when the Tigers (2-3, 1-0) square off against Riverside Military (1-5, 0-2), Davis might not be called upon to carry the ball, which is just fine with him.
"It won't bother me at all if I don't get the ball," he said. "I like to do what is needed - I'm here to help the team. ... I'm here to help the team any way I can. I'll do whatever I've got to do each week to help us win."
Both Savage and Davis concur that Commerce's difficult pre-region schedule (in addition to Washington-Wilkes, the Tigers played Jefferson, Franklin County and North Oconee) has the team prepared for its region battles.
"You're never happy when you're not winning, but I felt in those first two games (Jefferson and Franklin County) that we were very competitive," Savage said. "It wasn't so much in the third one (North Oconee), but at Washington-Wilkes I felt they had the most talented team we'd played against. We played well that night and won, and I think it helped us in the Athens Christian game."
"The early part of our schedule is so tough that it really gets us prepared for region," Davis added. "When we get those tough ones out of the way first, then we're really ready for our region games."
The 2010 campaign will be the final one for about a dozen Commerce seniors, but it's also Savage's last year on the sidelines, as he announced earlier this fall that he'd be stepping down after 22 years leading the Tigers. Davis said those factors provide a feeling of urgency among team members.
"There is a sense of 'This is the end' because there are so many seniors on the team and it's coach Savage's last year," he said. "We want to go out on the best note possible and end the season with glory. It's been great playing for coach Savage. He's a great all-around guy and just a great coach. I'd rather have him as my coach than any other person in this world."
Cross Country
► Brittany Aikens, Jackson County - At Saturday's Patriot Races at Oglethorpe County, Aikens won the girls race in a time of 20 minutes, 25 seconds as the Lady Panthers finished first in the 12-team meet.
► Tripp Hurt, North Oconee - At Saturday's Patriot Races at Oglethorpe County, Hurt led the Titans to a first-place finish in the 12-team field, finishing first in a time of 16 minutes, 24 seconds.
► Alex Camp, Stanley Williams Apalachee - In Friday's 63-20 victory at Madison County, Camp rushed 16 times for 204 yards and scoring runs of 68, 1 and 2 yards, and Williams rushed 15 times for 125 yards and two touchdowns.
► Austin McDonald, Jackson County - McDonald scored the game's only touchdown Friday as the Panthers defeated Oglethorpe County 7-0 to halt a three-game losing streak.
► Mark Sanders, Athens Academy - Sanders completed 13 of 22 passes for 130 yards (and three interceptions), rushed 13 times for 57 yards and threw touchdown passes in the fourth quarter and in the second overtime as the Spartans handed George Walton Academy its first loss of the season.
► Lane Thompson, North Oconee - In Friday's 35-22 victory over Jefferson, Thompson accounted for three touchdowns, scoring on runs of 46 and 10 yards and adding a 91-yard kickoff return for a touchdown.
► Quenshaun Watson, Clarke Central - Watson rushed for 224 yards and five touchdowns Friday as the Gladiators defeated Loganville 45-32.
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Naugatuck police have charged a 52-year-old Naugatuck man accused of fondling a juvenile girl, forcing her to kiss him and rubbing his genitals on her.
Police arrested Bruce Clark at his Diamond Street house on Friday.
The "forced fondling" was reported on June 19, police said, and the victim reported that Clark exposed himself to her and rubbed his genitals on her.
Clark was charged with sex assault in the first degree, sexual assault in the fourth degree and illegal sexual contact with a juvenile.
He is due in court in Waterbury on Oct. 5.
He was held for the arraignment and the bond amount not immediately available.
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There's two games slated for release on the DS in 2013, and their both crappy licensed games. Why would they release a multi-millon dollar franchise on a console that's been outdated for two years? This has happened to Pokemon three times before, and it'll happen again.
Because they Released a multimillion dollar game for the DS on a system you say is outdated for 1 year. As mention GF wants to get pokemon games in as many people's hand as possible and the best way to do that is to put it on the DS. This especially makes sense because they would be finishing the gen on the same platform leaving the shock value of a game on a 3ds for a new generation.
Now you said GF has done this before , I'm not sure what you mean. If your talking about crystal being on the game boy color while GS was on the pocket, I'd say that's completely different. Can you really compare the differences between the game boy and the GB color with the DS and the 3ds? Not fairly you can't . The difference between a pokemon game on the 3ds and a DS is the game cards are massively larger , so that means better graphics bigger maps and so on. Also it's the system itself with street pass and other stuff. So if they make the remakes on the 3ds (1) it couldn't be to its full Potential because its still gonna have to communicate to BW and BW2 as far as trading and random matchup (2) it will have all the works but with stuff like street pass and other stuff there would only be the two games that can do that. That's TWO GAMES OUT OF SIX ......... Now that doesn't make any sense. I want a pokemon game on the 3ds to take full advantage of the 3ds capabilities without alienating other games of the gen, not some watered down game just to just promote a system that i bought when it first came out or to Appease fans who think there experts by saying what a bad move it will be on GF part not to release a main 3ds game in 2013. And the only way we won't get that is if we wait to put a brand new generation on the 3ds.
If you meant that all pokemon games eventually move to the next platform, well duh. I mean nobody here believes that pokemon should stay on the DS. At least what I think is that it should finish out gen 5 ( if we get the remakes for gen 5. And if we get them next year) on the same system line especially when you take into account that those of us who bought a 3ds can still play it and the fact that GF would ONLY BE WAITING A YEAR to release a game on the 3ds. And if they can't afford to wait a year they got much bigger problems.
Think of gen 5 on a ds as gas and the 3ds as a car that runs on sunlight(lol weird I know) now there's still not enough people with sun running cars but those who have them can still run on gas. So while there will have to be a change eventually ,there are more people with cars( game system ) that can run on gas (DS games) than solar energy.
So in the long run more money would be made if the remakes are put on the DS. I say this because most hard core gamers and pokemon cans already have the 3ds and those who felt they can wait, I don't see them rushing out to buy one just to play a watered down remake. They would most likely wait to a full fledge 3ds pokemon game comes out and maybe catch the remakes later.
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OTTAWA - They are truly Masters in their field.
Joyce Potter and Layne Noble took top spot in their respective sections at the Tim Hortons Ontario Masters on the weekend at Gravenhurst.
Potters victory comes less than a month after she claimed the Ontario senior title with the same rink Diana Favel, Jennifer Langley and Brenda Moffitt.
There are no playoffs in the Masters (ages 60 and over) competition the team that comes first in the round-robin gets the banner. Potter went undefeated at 7-0.
Noble, with his rink of Rick Bachand, Randy Garland and Cal Hegge, ended up in a tie-breaker after finishing at 8-1. Noble then defeated 2010 national masters champion Mike Dorey of Guelph 5-1 in the tie-breaker to claim the title.
Potters rink is now off to Digby, N.S., for the national senior championship, which begins March 19. She and Noble are then off to the national masters championship, which starts March 30 in Winnipeg. The Richmond Curling Club is holding a sendoff for Potters rink Thursday at 8:30 p.m. because both Langley and Moffitt curl there as well. Everyone is invited.
In Tim Hortons Colts and Trophy play, zone winners were: 1A Carol Fraser and Billy Woods; B Lisa Lalonde and Greg Higgs; 2A Tracy Samaan and Dan Caron; B Laura Payne and Matt Paul; 3A Jaimee Gardiner and Albert Cole; B Dennis Elgie; 4A Pauline Bakonyi and Dennis Murray; B Sharon Leitch and Brian Brose.
Ottawas Lauren Horton and her teammates Andrea Sinclair, Cassandra Lewin and Jessica Armstrong won the bronze medal for Ontario at the Canada Winter Games in Halifax, defeating Nova Scotia 6-2. Their coach was Tom Sinclair. The B.C. squad that beat Horton in the semi-final won gold.
The Canadian Curling Association and Tim Hortons have reached an agreement that will see the coffee shop chain remain the title sponsor of the Brier through 2014. Tims will also sponsor the 2013 Olympic Curling Trials ... The CCA has unveiled a new member association competition in which all 14 member jurisdictions (the 10 provinces, three territories and Northern Ontario) will be awarded points for how they finished at eight national championships, including the TMX Wheelchair championship. The winner will be awarded the Dominion Cup presented by TSN, while the jurisdiction that makes the best year-to-year improvement will get the Governors Cup. This friendly rivalry has begun with Saskatchewan on top with 35 points, largely because of its two junior titles this year. Ontario sits in fifth spot with 30 points.


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Sky News can reveal that the state-backed lender is to plough almost £1bn into the scheme annually for the next three years as it seeks to eliminate a deficit valued in May at £5.6bn.
The gap, which refers to the value of the scheme's liabilities minus the value of its assets, was disclosed in the small print of RBS's detailed half-year results statement, published on Friday morning.
RBS said: "In May 2014, the triennial funding valuation of The Royal Bank of Scotland Group Pension Fund was agreed which showed that the value of the liabilities exceeded the value of assets by £5.6bn at 31 March 2013, a ratio of 82%.
"To eliminate this deficit, RBS will pay annual contributions of £650m from 2014 to 2016 and £450m (indexed in line with inflation) from 2017 to 2023.
"These contributions are in addition to regular annual contributions of approximately £270m in respect of the ongoing accrual of benefits as well as contributions to meet the expenses of running the scheme."
The additional contributions agreed with RBS's pension trustees will mean the bank paying in £920m a year until 2016, falling to £720m annually between 2017 and 2023.
An analyst said the extra funding reflected the impact of quantitative easing and low interest rates, which were themselves precipitated by the recession that was triggered by the 2008 banking crisis.
In its 213-page results announcement, RBS reiterated warnings made earlier this year about the possible impact of a Yes vote in next month's Scottish independence referendum on its credit rating and on its broader business and financial position.
It also said formally for the first time that its failure to persuade its Government shareholder to support the payment of higher bonuses posed a risk.
The bank said: "The Group's changing strategy has led to the departure of many talented staff.
"Following the implementation of CRD IV and the Government's views on variable compensation, there is now a restriction on the Group's ability to pay individual bonuses greater than salary, which may put the Group at a competitive disadvantage.
"An inability to attract and retain qualified personnel could have an adverse impact on the implementation of the Group's strategy and regulatory commitments."


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Austin James Stevens was born, raised and educated in Pretoria, South Africa. Austin's interest in wildlife began at the age of twelve, and by sixteen he had already gained extensive experience and knowledge, which included a private collection of both venomous and non-venomous reptiles.
Upon leaving Pretoria Boys High School, Austin was immediately recruited into the South African Defence Force by compulsory draft. Austin's natural aptitude for capturing and relocating venomous snakes was put to good use in the active military zone, where he found himself often called upon to catch and remove snakes from tents, latrines, trenches, machine gun and observation posts. It was during one such incident that Austin sustained his first serious venomous bite from a puff adder, which required his immediate evacuation, first by vehicle across hundreds of kilometres of Angolan bushveld, and a further eight hundred kilometres by Cessna spotter plane to Windhoek Hospital, where after arriving in a comatose state, doctors firstly fought to save his life, and then to save his hand from amputation. A three month battle with the effects of the venom ensued.
It was not long before Austin's affinity with snakes attracted the attention of theTransvaal Snake Park in South Africa. After a period of herpetological training, Austin took a position at Transvaal Snake Park as Curator of Reptiles, which required him to oversee the care and husbandry of hundreds of reptiles, as well as to present lectures and perform public demonstrations. He remained at Transvaal Snake Park for six years, during which time he made his first television appearances when asked to present three television shows concerning reptiles of the world, live in studio.
After leaving Transvaal Snake Park, Austin traveled to Germany to help design, build, and instigate operation of the Nordharzer Schlangenfarm, a reptile institute in the Northern Harz region of Germany. After the Nordharzer Schlangenfarm became operational, Austin returned to South Africa, undertaking several trips to Germany in the following years to complete updates to the reptile institute.
Austin then commenced work as Curator of Reptiles at the largest privately owned reptile and animal facility in Southern Africa, the Hartbeespoort Dam Snake and Animal Park. It was during this period that Austin established a Guinness World Record 'snake sit-in' for living in a 3 metre by 4 metre glass cage, with thirty-six venomous snakes, including black mambas, for a period of one-hundred-and-seven days and nights. He accomplished this amazing feat in order to raise money for the purchase of a companion for Kaiser, the Park's lone male African Mountain Gorilla. The details of this record were published in the Guinness Book of Animal Records. The specifications and conditions of this record have never been duplicated or broken.
After Austin left Hartbeespoort Dam Snake and Animal Park, he relocated from South Africa to Namibia. He was drawn to Namibia by its unusual desert-specialised wildlife and vast open spaces, all of which were perfect subjects for Austin's latest interests in writing and wildlife photography. Over the years that followed, some 150 of Austin's wildlife articles were published in magazines around the world, all accompanied by his own photography.
In 1992, Austin's first book, Snakes In My Bed, was published by Penguin Books, South Africa. Snakes In My Bed is a hilarious compilation of Austin's adventures as a herpetologist, in Germany as well as Southern Africa, including his death-defying experiences during his world record 'snake sit-in.'
The natural progression of Austin's interest in wildlife photography was his eventual move into wildlife filmmaking. After working with several wildlife filmmakers on various animal projects, Austin acquired his own 16mm equipment and produced his first film about the lives of snakes, Die Natur der Schlange, 1998 for NDR Television in Germany. This first film was nominated for a FRAPNA award at the 14th Grenoble International Film Festival of Nature and Environment, in France.
Austin later filmed and produced Dragons of the Namib, a film about dune-living desert chameleons in Namibia, for National Geographic. Austin spent 8 months of near isolation in the Namib Desert filming these interesting reptiles, and Dragons of the Namib has proved to be an extremely popular wildlife film, being aired continuously around the world.
Shortly after completing Dragons of the Namib, in March of 2001, Austin was approached by Tigress Productions in Bristol, UK, to help design, co-ordinate, and present a film which was to be entitled, Seven Deadly Strikes. The film took Austin from one side of the Southern African continent to the other, in search of Africa's most dangerous snakes.
The success of Seven Deadly Strikes attracted the attention of Animal Planet USA, and after commissioning two further shows, eventually set in motion a 13 part television series that Austin would present. He requested that Tigress Productions act as his film crew and producers, and the series was shot between 2002 and 2005. The series entitled Austin Stevens Snakemaster, in USA, and presented in other countries around the world as, Austin Stevens Most Dangerous, and Austin Stevens Adventures, took him across the globe in search of the deadliest, the largest and the most beautiful reptiles on the planet.
Once the series was completed, Austin returned to writing and wildlife photography. In May 2007, he released his second book, entitled The Last Snakeman. This semi-autobiography is accompanied by Austin's spectacular photographs and describes his many adventures with wildlife from his early years onwards, as well his work on his first television series and the realities of wildlife conservation today.
In August 2007 Austin began filming his second 12 part television series, Austin Stevens Adventures 2, in collaboration with Cineflix Canada, UK's Channel 5, Tigress Productions and Discovery Channel. The series launched Austin on another bout of world travel in search of unusual wild animal behaviour. The series encompassed heart-stopping encounters with wildlife and took viewers to some of the most spectacular places on the planet. Work on the series was completed in October 2009.
Austin divides his time between Australia and Namibia and is at present working on his next book.
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SERIES: Austin Stevens Adventures 2
EPISODES: Grizzly Bear Stake Out/Grizzly Bear Face-off
Deadly Jungle Rattlesnake
Killer Hyenas
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Australia's Lost Eden/Deadliest Outback Predators
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Austin Stevens Adventures
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In Search of the King Cobra
The Snake That Killed Cleopatra
In Search of the Ultimate Pit Viper
In Search of the Komodo Dragon
In Search of the Flying Snake
In Search of Monster Rattlers
Valley of the Snakes
Rattlers of the Wild West
In Search of the Man-Eating Python
In Search of the Giant Lizard
Search for the Silent Fate
In Search of Desert Giants
In Search of the Black Mamba
Most Striking Moments (Parts 1 and 2)
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FILM: Africa 's Deadly Dozen
DATE: December 2001
FILM: Ian Wright Surviving the Kalahari
DATE: October 1997
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FILM: Wildthings
DATE: April 2002
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DATE: November 1998
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Yokohama F. Marinos have cooled talk of a January move for Celtic star Shunsuke Nakamura. Marinos president Masaharu Saito announced following the final J. League match of the season - the 6-1 away win over Urawa Reds - that Yokohama will have to wait to sign the Japan international when his Celtic contract expires in June as they cannot afford to pay the transfer fee.
"We have formally decided to postpone the signing (of Nakamura) in January," Saito told Sports Nippon.
"The biggest problem was the transfer fee."
Marinos were hoping to sign Nakamura, who has expressed his wish to return to his first club, in January so he would be available for the start of the 2009 J. League season in March.
But the current global economic crisis has hit their major sponsor Nissan Motor Co. Ltd. and Marinos will not be able to match Celtic's required fee for the 30-year-old.
"We know of his intention of playing in Yokohama (in the future)," added Saito. "We'd like to do our best to become a club who deserves to have him."


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Oil prices seesaw as OPEC keeps market guessing on output
Oil prices see-sawed on Tuesday, September 25, as the OPEC oil cartel kept the market guessing on whether it would take any action on output to shore up the market after the recent price slide.
By late afternoon, the price of a barrel of Brent North Sea crude for November delivery was ahead 20 cents at $22.30, having given up the bulk of early gains. In New York, light sweet crude November futures rallied at the opening bell, before paring gains to $24 at $22.25. Both had tumbled by over three dollars a barrel on Monday.
The fall — the largest for more than a decade — was fuelled by concerns about a slump in demand for crude. Such concerns have now overtaken worries that US retaliation could hit Arab oil producers.
The slump has created a major headache for the oil ministers of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC), arriving in Vienna for a scheduled conference overshadowed by the price slump.
Analysts say that political constraints might prevent OPEC from cutting output after the September 11 terrorist attacks on the United States. But OPEC oil ministers have expressed alarm at the price slump. The lesson from the 1998 Asian financial crisis is a painful reminder of what can happen when there is too much crude on the market when economies are slowing.
Then, prices collapsed to below $10 a barrel, putting severe strains on the budgets of oil producers. Venezuela's oil minister, Alvaro Silva Calderon, said on Tuesday that OPEC was "very concerned" about the fall in crude oil prices. "Of course we are very concerned, like non-OPEC oil producers as well," he told reporters in Vienna.
OPEC's president, Algerian oil chief Chakib Khelil, had said on Monday that the organization had not ruled out an output cut. "We want a $25stable price," he said as he arrived in Vienna late on Monday. Asked if OPEC might vote through a cut in output at the meeting, Khelil said merely: "We have a mechanism so we just apply the mechanism."
If applied, the price mechanism provides for an output cut of 500,000 barrels per day (bpd) if oil prices persist below $22 a barrel for 10 consecutive trading days.
The OPEC basket of seven crudes worldwide slumped on Monday to $20.51 a barrel, the organization's secretariat said in Vienna on Tuesday. OPEC has thrice cut output this year by a total of 3.5 million bpd to defend its target price of $25.
But traders say that OPEC members, especially doves such as Saudi Arabia — by far the biggest OPEC producer — may feel their hands are tied on an output cut this time. A trader at the London Petroleum Exchange, Paul Goodhew, said that the pressure was on OPEC not to cut because to do so would harm the global economy. "The US would not be very happy if they cut production," he told AFP. ― (AFP, Vienna)
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