text: Well, considering that there was a full moon or something close to it out tonight, I just knew the crazies would be making an appearance. We had a great turn out for the Thursday night GLIPSC match. So nice to see so many faces, some even new ones...some old and skinny, but we let him shoot anyway, even though he needs a red dot to be accurate. Dean did a great job coming up with a good challenge that was carry gun, 1911 and revolver friendly. (I know, crazy, huh?) 3 sets of targets, each with a no shoot in the array. There was a shooters box that you could not get out of and a set of 2 double barrel barracades to shoot around. At the beep, shoot 2 rounds in each target in one of the arrays (targets were fanned out some with very little shooting area to hit, plus don't forget there were no shoots in the array, too). Once you shot that array, then mag change, shoot the next array, mag change, then switch the side of the barrels and shoot the final array. 2 of the arrays were a good distance (about 10-15 yards, maybe more) away and the middle array was about 5 yards away. 5.149 John Haas and no red dot 4.859 Lee Leonard 3.992 John Whitt 3.771 Jeff Cooke 2.040 Dean Francisco 1.455 Jim Geiger 1.173 Scott Davidson 0.387 Greg Hodges 0.209 Leigh Ann Jeter Thanks everyone for such a good time. Looking forward to our next shoot on Thursday the 20th. Don't know what we're doing, but I'm sure some turkeys will be showing up considering the season.


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There are moves afoot, well underway, to have the Byron Shire LEP amended to suit developers of the site known as Lot 101, being the property next to the new hospital. In order for this mega development (under the pretentious name of 'senior housing') to proceed, the LEP needs to be adjusted.
Why do we have an LEP in the first place if anybody can come along and get it changed?
Ewingsdale has been and still is a rural residential subdivision. When we bought there, over 20 years ago, we bought for that reason. We wanted space around us. We didn't want to chop up our garden to make a profit. We enjoyed having certain amounts of privacy and freedom. We also expected this to last.
Is it 'selfish' to want what we were promised to remain that way? Is it unreasonable to expect the councillors that represent the people of Byron Shire to do the job they are paid to do and look after the interest of the people and not kowtow to outside developers with their over-the-top plans to denude and destroy our way of life with the stroke of a pen?
If this development goes ahead, including a shopping centre the size of the IGA complex, it will forever change the gateway to Byron Bay. No matter what the architects tell us they intend to do with their fancy words and modern ideas, it will be a sprawling blight in the Byron Shire.
This is all about money and profit, not caring for the elderly, and I assure you that if this goes ahead we will all look back and wonder 'How did we let this happen?'
Jenny Gordon, Ewingsdale

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By Tadhg Peavoy - RTÉ Sport
The second most prestigious cycling event in the world is coming to Ireland's shores for the first time in history. So where is it taking place and how can you grab a slice of the iconic event for yourself?
The section of the multi-day stage race that takes place in Ireland will run from Friday 9 May to Sunday 11 May.
Team time trial
The opening stage is a 21.7km team time trial which will take place on Friday evening in Belfast, starting at the Titanic Quarter and finishing at Donegall Square North. Think of it as a football match under floodlights, only the pitch are the streets of Northern Ireland's capital, and the floodlights are the streetlights. The teams will negotiate their way around the city one by one, with the quickest side claiming the stage and the leader's pink jersey.
Stage one
The Giro stays north of the border for the 218km-long first traditional style stage, with the event getting underway in Belfast on Saturday morning at the Titanic Quarter once more before heading north and up to Glengormley, Ballymena, Ballymoney, Bushmills and along the Causeway Coast route coast route before looping back down along the east coast past Ballycastle and Cushendall Road.
Larne, Knocknaguillagh and Carrickfergus are all also on the route before the peloton returns back to Belfast for the stage finish.
As a flat stage, the likelihood is that the stage will be a bunch sprint in the final kilometres at Donegall Square, Belfast, unless a breakaway takes place in the closing km of the race.
Stage two
Stage two is a cross-border event with the 187km route kicking off in Armagh at Gaol Square, before passing through Richhill, Markethill Summit, Fews Forest, and Newtownhamilton.
The riders will then cross the border from north to south and enter Dundalk as they continue their journey down the east coast and through Drogheda, Balbriggan, Malahide and Clontarf before the stage finish at Merrion Street Upper around 1700.
Like the previous stage, this is a flat stage and in all likelihood will finish in a bunch gallop for the line in Dublin.
The event obviously passes through a number of specific locations between the towns and cities mentioned.
To get a vantage point you will need to be in situ in the town you hope to view the passing cyclists from well in advance to claim your spot and also to get there before traffic restrictions are put in place blocking the road.
The best way to time when the race will come through is with the official Giro schedule, which gives an estimated arrival time at each town along the route. Use this as your way of gauging when to be where if you plan to view from the roadside.
You can see the Giro schedule at this link.
Big stars on the start line
The event is pretty much as big as it gets in cycling, and many of the world's greatest cyclists will contest the competition.
Nairo Quintana is perhaps the best climber in the sport at the moment and although the stages in Ireland won't suit him, fans will be able to clap eyes on the Colombian, who rides for Movistar.
Joaquim Rodriguez, second in the 2012 Giro by 16 seconds is also in the peloton. Rodriguez finished third in last year's Tour de France and is another huge star in the sport.
Both he and Quintana are tipped to come out on top come the conclusion of the Giro in Trieste on 21 May.
In addition, Ireland's Dan Martin (ProTeam Garmin-Sharp) will also feature, and is touted as an outside candidate for the overall victory.
In addition to Martin, Nicolas Roche (Team Saxo-Tinkoff) will feature, as will Philip Deignan (Team Sky), completing a trio of Irish competitors in the event.
Expect all three to possibly figure in breakaways in the stages held in Ireland as they look to give the home crowd something to get behind.
Although, Roche was cautious to temper hopes of too much attacking in the Irish stages.
He said: "It's 21 days and we're not riding the Tour of Ireland. It's the Tour of Italy and I have to be focused for the actual race and not just the three days here."
Cadel Evans (BMC Racing Team), winner of the 2011 Tour de France is also on the start-line, and has an outside chance of taking the overall victory come the end of May.
Other big names competing are Michele Scarponi (Astana), Rigoberto Uran (Omega Pharma-Quick Step), and Marcel Kittel (Giant-Shimano).
Possible winners of Friday's team time trial
The GreenEdge team have been touted as possible winners of the team time trial, with Brett Lancaster, Luke Durbridge, Michael Hepburn and Svein Tuft the driving force.
Quintana's MoviStar could also take the stage, with Adriano Malori and Jonathan Castroviejo riders who will push the team along for the stage.
Traffic restrictions
Last, but not least, roads are going to be shut at times to accommodate the Giro. Below are details of the road closures in order to help ease your travel planning.
Road closures
Day 1 (Belfast time trial)
Closed 1600-2030
Queen's Road (Titanic Quarter), Sydenham Road, Middlepath Street, Newtownards Road, Upper Newtonards Road, Prince of Wales Avenue (Stormont gate), Stormont (Lord Carson Statue), Queen's Bridge, Oxford Street, East Bridge Street, Cromac Street, Ormeau Road, Stranmillis Embankment, Stranmillis Road (Roundabout), University Road, Bradbury Place, Great Victoria Street, Wellington Place, Donegall Square North
Day 2
Closed 0700-1400
Armagh: Shambles Market, Goal Square, College Hill Road and Lonsdale Road, Loughgall Road, Richhill (At Stonebridge Roundabout)
Closed 0900-1300
Richhill (Main Street), Hamiltonsbawn (At Mullaghbrack Rd, Markethill, (Mullaghbrack Road Junction), Tandragee Road Junction, Coolmillish road, B3 tassagh Rd (At B31 Armagh Rd / N'townhamilton Rd), A29 Keady Town, Newtownhamilton Town (Northern side)
Closed 1000-1400
Newtownhamilton Town (Southern side), Newtownhamilton Town (At Cladymilltown Road Junction), Forkhill (At Hall road / Longfield Road Junction), Forkhill (At Newry Road / Old Bridge Road Junction), Forkhill towards Dundalk
Day 3
Dublin city closures
Closed 0500-2300
Merrion Square South
Closed 0900-2300
Merrion Square East, Merrion Street Upper and Fitzwilliam Street Lower closed
Closed 1600-2300
Merrion Square West and Mount Street Upper
Closed 1330-0730
Howth Road (from Kilbarrack Road to James Larkin Road), James Larkin Road, Clontarf Road, Alfie Byrne Road, East Wall Road, North Wall Quay, Custom House Quay and Talbot Memorial Bridge
Closed 1230-1700
City Quay, Lombard Street, Westland Row, Lincoln Place, Merrion Street Lower, Clare Street, Leinster Street South, Merrion Square North closed
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When a throw-away comment was posted on Facebook about making a charity car sticker, the author was overwhelmed by an avalanche of support for the idea.
Kim Filomarino Smart is an admin for the "You're From Bedford UK If..." Facebook group, which currently has more than 5,600 members.
She posted her idea to make a car sticker so members could recognise each other 'and toot', which sparked a debate about using them to raise money for charity.
Kim said: "The Facebook group was initially set up as a forum for people to reminisce about the past but people quickly began talking about how we can make Bedford better for the future.
"The car sticker comment just spiralled into this scheme to make money for charity, which we decided should be the Bedford Daycare Hospice."
With her friend Mariella Iovinelli, Kim set about turning the plan into reality after hundreds of members, including one who now lives in Australia, pledged to buy a sticker.
She said: "A group member offered to design the sticker for free, and we talked about where they could be sold.
"Where I got stuck was finding someone to print them, preferably for free, as we've been told it will be a big expense."
The pair then turned to Bedford Mayor Dave Hodgson who was keen to help get the project off the ground.
Kim said: "He has been amazing with his support for the idea.
"He has asked his team to help with the design and printing, and to use his influence to get local businesses involved.
"So, let's stop moaning about Bedford and get people working together to make things better!"
Mayor Dave said: "It was great to meet Kim and Mariella and talk about the remarkable way people have responded to the page in its short life so far.
"It's clear that everyone involved with the 'You're From Bedford If...' page shares a real passion for Bedford's past, present and its future."
He added the car sticker appeal "is a fantastic idea in support of an excellent cause in Bedford Daycare Hospice".
The Facebook group was originally set up by former Bedford resident Pina Chiarelli, who moved to Italy but wanted to keep in touch with her home town.
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Those who wish to think that Climate Change is a fiction invented for political gain by environmentalists and left-wingers persist in using the term "bad science" to describe the scientific evidence confirming global warming. Pondering that term, I think it begs redefinition. "Bad science" has come to mean any scientific (or perhaps I should refer to it as supposedly scientific) study that has been manipulated to prove a point and that, in the opinion of the person(s) referring to it as bad science, lacks integrity. Or in some instances perhaps not purposely manipulated, just not done correctly or in some other way has been corrupted by the method.
Recently I had a conversation with my brother Dan about whether or not microwave cooking damages food. That's a topic for another time. However, in the course of our conversation, Dan wrote in an email:
You have to ask yourself this question each time you research something – "Is the conclusion I am drawing supporting a belief I already hold or refuting it?" If it supports a belief you already hold, take it as a warning, because most people cannot get past their own biases – they think they're doing research but actually they are only researching to find the articles that support their beliefs. You have to keep looking and force yourself to read articles that disagree by competent researchers. I've seen books of statistics and research supporting why more gun ownership makes us safer, and yet I discount it all instantly because my personal bias is too strong the other way. I have to admit that I have no idea what the truth is because my personal belief that I am right is too strong. The same is now happening with climate change.
Point being, we find it difficult to get past our foregone conclusions when we research or use research or select research or believe research. Remember that according to the laws of physics, the researcher impacts the research study simply in the act of observation. With that in mind, how true is any scientific study? Makes ya wonder.
When something we don't like to believe is proven by scientific study, we are inclined to truck out the "bad science" label to dispute it. Sometimes the "bad science" label fits and sometimes it doesn't. In Freakonomics, Steven Levitt argues that we don't even know what we're looking at half the time when we look at data because the truth in the data is often misinterpreted or obscured. We have to ask ourselves, "What is this data telling us?" We humans have an uncanny ability to look straight at things we can't comprehend and not see them at all. We do indeed create our own reality.
I think the term "bad science" should be repurposed. For me the term "bad science" conjures misuse of effort and brainpower by scientists. I think of inventions, discoveries, and products that are harmful, dangerous, and destructive. I think of misguided and misdirected endeavors. So in my world "bad science" would be the science invested in things like developing weapons, agents of chemical and biological warfare, chemical pesticides and herbicides, toxic substances that harm humans, fracking techniques, methods of torture, and ways to harpoon whales. Good science would be the science invested in growing organic food, building sustainable communities, healing the sick, understanding children's brain development, perfecting mechanical tools to improve access and mobility for the disabled, and building electronic methods of communication that bridge geographic divides.
Why waste human ingenuity and brainpower on perfecting a bomb with the power to destroy the planet? That's more than "bad science" in my book. That's proof of the failure of human intelligence. Expending brainpower on making nuclear bombs is quite beyond the scope of morality even. It's plain stupidity. The conversation about what science is worthy of pursuing and what science should be left buried in the ground is the real conversation about science. Dan's point about bias will rear its ugly head pretty early in that conversation, I imagine. If only we could go beyond "good or bad" and move into the realm of healing or harmful, constructive or detrimental, building or destroying, then perhaps we would be able to redirect our scientific efforts so that all the work of our hands contributes to a better world. I wish.


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Talk about appropriate timing.
The man who randomly assaulted Graeme Bell outside a Saskatoon bar last year pleaded guilty and was handed a 2 1/2-year prison sentence on Friday -- the same day that Bell, a Winnipeg Blue Bombers fullback, played his first game since the vicious attack.
A Saskatoon Crown attorney sent a text message to Bell -- five minutes before Winnipeg's home opener against the Toronto Argonauts -- to let him know that the sentence had been handed down.
Bell's attacker received a 30-month sentence but got seven months knocked off for time served.
"That was good," Bell said. "The lawyer phoned me (Thursday) and asked me what I thought of it. I said, 'You know what? As long as he cleans up.' So we'll have to see.
"We'll have to wait and see if he improves his behaviour, but nonetheless I'm happy with everything and just happy to be back playing."
Bell needed brain surgery after the May 12, 2007, attack in which his assailant hit him in the head with a baseball bat. Bell couldn't speak after the assault and needed several months of rehabilitation before he felt like his old self again.
The 27-year-old said he had moved on from the incident many months ago, but he said Friday's guilty plea and sentencing officially puts it to bed.
"He's serving some time, so I can just move on and look forward to the season," Bell said. "It's kind of ironic. First game back and he gets sentenced, but I moved on a long time ago before this."
Bell missed both of Winnipeg's pre-season games with a pulled hamstring, so Friday night's game, a 23-16 loss to the Argos, marked the first time since his surgery that he knocked heads with an opponent at full speed.
"There was nothing," he said. "No repercussions."
Bell, in fact, recorded the first special teams tackle on Friday when he brought down Argos returner Dominique Dorsey on the opening kickoff. Nothing was going to stop him from making that tackle.
"I've been fired up since I knew I was going to come back here," he said. "It was good just to get down and make the tackle. I want to get five of those a game. I just want to contribute wherever I can, whatever the element is."
Bell is one of several players who will be looked upon to fill the void left by the departure of Winnipeg's top two special teams tacklers from last season, Kyries Hebert and Adrian Baird.
He's off to a good start, as his two special teams takedowns against the Argos have him tied for the team lead.


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I found my Big Moose on the new daybead downstairs, we think his heart gave out.
He had been hiding again, and I feel guilty as I have been paying more attention to the Kittens lately.
He was a Very Good Cat, and I miss his Pigeon Purr.
Thats the trouble with having a big clowder of Cats,that the quiet ones are lost in the shuffle.
I am sorry Moose, and I will make it up to you when I see you again.
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As I talk with suppliers around our industry about the importance of staying top of mind with you – their customers – even when marketing dollars are harder to come by, it occurs to me that there are striking similarities between our sales efforts and yours.
Sure, it's different on the surface. At Lawn & Landscape, we're selling those manufacturers print and online advertising to help them reach out to you. On the other hand, you're reaching out to residential and commercial customers to sell them a variety of landscaping and lawn care services. It's a different type of sale and a different outcome, but our goal is largely the same: to create value that customers are willing to pay for.
How can you accomplish this goal during challenging economic times? You, like many businesspeople, are probably sitting in your office thinking, "How can I afford to spend money on marketing right now?" At the risk of sounding like someone who sells advertising for a living, my question back to you is, "How can you NOT afford to invest in marketing right now?"
If you knew that investing a little in marketing now could generate topline growth of nearly 300 percent as the market recovers, would you bite the bullet and do it?
Lots of companies have done it in the past and it's paid huge dividends for them. During the last significant downturn, Kraft salad dressings and Jif peanut butter both raised marketing budgets and increased sales by 70 percent and 57 percent, respectively. Pizza Hut grew sales by 61 percent and Taco Bell jumped 40 percent. And, those amazing market share gains didn't go away – the companies held them and continued to build incrementally on them for years afterward. But, most importantly, they recognized the truth of the old Chinese proverb that opportunity springs from a crisis.
You'll note from the relative "fatness" of this Lawn & Landscape issue that we've practiced what we've preached and marketed hard to make sure that we're still our advertisers' No. 1 choice in the industry. I think that's primarily due to the fact that we produce a quality product and we have great relationships within the industry. But, we also aggressively marketed our magazine and made sure that our customers – your suppliers – clearly understood that we are the best platform for them to get their message across to you even during tough times. The fact that you're reading this right now is further evidence of that.
I urge you to think about how you can do the same thing for your business. What's your unique selling proposition? What sets you apart from the crowd? What messages can you send to make sure that you retain and grow your business this year?
In that vein, our cover story this month is required reading – essentially Landscape Marketing 101 – for all of you who agree that there's never been a better time to be totally focused on growing your business. The story gives you the basic motivations and "hot buttons" that drive customers to hire professionals to manage their properties and, hopefully, shows you how you can incorporate those concepts into your sales efforts.
I know we're also bucking the trend by constantly investing in a better publication and better electronic media to serve your needs and the needs of our advertising partners. As management legend Stephen R. Covey once wrote: "If you're proactive, you don't have to wait for circumstances or other people to create perspective-expanding experiences. You can consciously create your own." I hope (once, of course, you finish reading the magazine cover-to-cover) you take that advice to heart and recommit yourself to expanding your perspectives and bucking the trend.
Publisher's Note: Bucking the Trend
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As I talk with suppliers around our industry about the importance of staying top of mind with you – their customers – even when marketing dollars are harder to come by, it occurs to me that there are striking similarities between our sales efforts and yours.


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"I thought about you lots, while I was locked up."
Relationship History
Prior to season 10, Anson was sent to jail, causing the initial break-up between him and Bianca. After Anson was released from jail, he ran into Bianca at a street-side dance competition, and began following her where ever she went. However, Bianca wanted nothing to do with him, as she was in a relationship with Drew Torres. Anson followed Bianca to a Keke Palmer concert and tried to rape her. Then Drew arrived and tried to fight Anson, but was ultimately losing to him. In self-defense, Bianca struck Anson's head with a brick, which killed him. The two ran away from the crime scene, but Drew turned himself in for the next day, taking the blame for the incident.
Season 11In Spring Fever, after Bianca won some tickets for an Keke Palmer concert, she runs into Anson. He tries to talk to her, but Bianca then leaves with her boyfriend Drew. Later at the concert, Bianca runs into Anson. Bianca asks him if he's stalking her, but Anson claims that he's a huge Keke fan. He then tells her that he was thinking about her a lot while he was in jail. Bianca says that she already has a boyfriend, but Anson threatens that he will hurt Drew. After Drew arrives at the concert, he sees Bianca with Anson. He confronts her and accuses her of cheating on him. Bianca gets upset and leaves the concert.
She is seen crying and deleting photos of her and Drew on her cellphone. Anson then goes up to her, and Bianca tries to get away from him, but he grabs her. He drags her to an alley and then tries to rape her. Bianca screams for help, but Anson covers her mouth and says he's not making her do anything she hasn't done before, meaning that they did have sex when they still were in a relationship. As he tries to rip her clothes off, Drew then appears and grabs Anson off of Bianca. They start fighting and Bianca, not knowing what to do, grabs a brick and hits Anson the head, which causes him to fall to the ground. She then grabs Drew, and they hear somebody screaming, "Hey!", to them. They both run off, accidentally leaving Bianca's bracelet behind, which Vince finds. The next day, Bianca and Drew discover while reading the newspaper that Anson is dead.
Rival Relationships
- Both were involved in trouble with the cops, though Bianca started turning her life around.
- Anson attempted to rape Bianca.
- In an act of self-defense, Bianca hit Anson on the head - which killed him - in order to protect her then boyfriend Drew and herself.
- Start Up: Prior to What A Girl Wants (2) (1002)
- Break Up: Prior to What A Girl Wants (2) (1002)
- Reason: Anson was sent to prison.


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Earnings are likely to move the markets today, and they're swamping the headlines this morning, but there is some more color out there.
Reuters reports that Warren Buffett has cut his stake in the ratings agency Moody's. That should certainly provoke a reaction (and, in fact, already has in after-hours trading).
The CIT story continues to run. News today from the New York Times' Dealbook that the company could opt for bankruptcy after all. Not all that surprising given the terms of the loan provided CIT by its bondholders.
Some arts news now: fine art appears to be losing its luster somewhat. Bloomberg reports falling sales for fancy pictures at auctioneer Christies.
The NYT reports Javier Bardem (the assassin with the crazy haircut who offed people with a humane killer in No Country for Old Men) has turned down a role in the "Wall Street" sequel. Michael Douglas and Shia leBeouf are (unfortunately, in the later case) still in play.
And Amazon is getting into
show shoe business by acquiring Zappos.
Finally, we've aired a couple of stories recently on Marketplace about bank earnings, and whether or not it's a good thing that some banks are making out like, well, like bandits again. Credit Suisse announced today it joins GS and JPM by reporting thumping good numbers.
On the one hand, we're happy these banks look healthier: on the other, we know that the only reason they're coining it again is because they're taking risky bets with taxpayer money. And wasn't this crisis supposed to rein in those kinds of excesses? Yesterday Morgan Stanley said it lost money in the quarter, in part because it obeyed the stern injunctions made by outraged pols and pundits - invest more conservatively. But it seems no good deed goes unpunished on Wall Street.


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4 of the enlargements have white scratches on them with have ruined the images.
The colour quality overall is terrible, some look like they have a sepia filter! Nowhere near as high quality as the original digital images.
All images too dark.
Where the the paper has been cropped it has left very rough/ragged edges.
The paper used for the enlargements is the same thickness as the 6x4 prints, whilst this paper is fine for 6x4, for 12x8 or 10x8 sizes it is incredibly flimsy.
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Eighteenth-century playwright and novelist Frances Burney was one wildly famous blue-stockinged dame. Her social satires garnered her a serious social life and helped her procure a hobnobber's dream job: After her second novel came out, she was appointed "second keeper to the robes of Queen Charlotte." She was even admired by, and inspired, such important satirists as Jane Austen. But while Austen's work has survived the centuries to earn a place among the stacks at popular bookstores even as it makes Hollywood tons of dough, Frances Burney's work, so popular in its day, has been relegated to the academic dust of long-forgotten library shelves. In fact, her play The Witlings, currently on the boards at Main Street Theater, "languished in manuscript until it was published in the early 1990s in an anthology of 17th- and 18th-century plays by women," according to the folks at Main Street.
Perhaps this play "languished" with good reason. For though the more erudite among us might adore a fat brown book full of antiquated, long-forgotten plays full of long-forgotten problems (such as what to do when one's fortune is lost by a foolish banker) most folks would rather spend the three-plus hours it takes to sit through this play seeing Titanic, or even napping -- as some playgoers actually did during Saturday night's performance.
It's not that this play is terrible. In fact, this sly, sideways look at wealthy English society has some very funny moments. But problems in the script abound. Cecilia and Beaufort are lovers who spend the play trying to get back together after their plans to marry are almost thwarted. Lady Smatter, Beaufort's small-minded but very rich aunt, causes all the young lovers' problems. Beaufort's fortune is controlled by his aunt, who won't give it to him if he marries the financially ruined Cecilia. What's a wealthy young socialite to do? Unfortunately, both Cecilia and Beaufort (played by Sara Macaluso and Dominique Gerard) are cardboard-flat characters who have no distinguishing characteristics whatsoever -- except perhaps that they are both terribly attractive and proud as lions.
The play's central story is unhappily reduced to a dull and predictable plot line. There is never, at any point during the night, any question as to whether or not these lovers will end up together. Thus, the supporting characters, who are also stereotypes, must generate the play's tension.
And this company of actors makes a valiant fight. Lady Smatter, played with lots of camp by Che Moody, runs about with stuffed birds decorating her big white wig as she foolishly quotes Pope and Johnson, though she's never read them. She also runs roughshod over a reading club that she's put together for herself and fellow dilettantes. A favorite member, Mr. Dabbler (note the cheeky metaphoric names), writes bad poetry, which he reads at every possible chance. Robert Leeds gives an over-the-top-silly and quite funny performance as the red-lipped bad writer who gets his ready-made rhymes from a how-to book. Mrs. Sapient, another of the club's witless readers (full of her own foolish opinions) is played admirably by Patti Bean.
Mr. Censor (again, note the name) is the only character other than the lovers who has a backbone of integrity to guide him. He has read Pope and Johnson, and he's rich, and he saves the marriage in the end. I suppose the message is that if you actually read all those old, thoughtful books, you'll also learn a thing or two about integrity. It's a romantic notion -- but of course, it's also a ridiculous and utterly elitist premise; lots of well-read folks are weasels. As Mr. Censor, Joel Stark has a suitably stiff backbone and a constantly thoughtful look on his face.
The strongest performance of the night, though, came from Nathalie Cunningham, who plays Mrs. Voluble, the owner of the rooming house in which Mr. Dabbler lives. Mrs. Voluble is just one of the loud, gossipy, working-class wenches who populate this play (in this satire on class, everyone looks bad). But through her theatrical magic, Nathalie Cunningham manages to retrieve from this stereotype an originality that is both dead-on truthful and very funny.
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Unfortunately, even the lovely performances can't haul this dinosaur of a play into the 1990s. In addition to the fact that the plot line is mindlessly predictable, the sheer length of the script is overwhelming. Three hours of gossipy chattering is simply too much to bear. Even the cast seems to know that the play is too long. The actors race so quickly through the first 45 minutes of dialogue that it's often difficult to catch all that is said.
The direction, generally stiff and uninspired, doesn't help matters. Actor after actor stands with balletlike poise, hands held neatly together, facing the audience straight out to recite his or her lines; it's as if they've all been grabbed off some 18th-century rhetorical style stage. The sets are so inadequate as to be distracting, and the lighting adds nothing to the feel of the production.
Most writers who are popular among their contemporaries don't last through the ages. Frances Burney, famous as she was, might best be admired for the way in which she shaped Jane Austen's imagination. Sadly, The Witlings proves that not everything from the past is worth exhuming.
The Witlings plays through March 15 at Main Street Theater at Chelsea Market, 4617 Montrose, 524-6706.


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At Cross-Lines Community Outreach, Inc. of Wyandotte County, students and faculty in the KU department of Dietetics and Nutrition are working to combat a serious, community-wide problem: food insecurity. Currently more than a quarter of the children in Wyandotte County don't have access to proper food or nutrition. In a proactive effort, students and faculty from the University of Kansas Medical Center have started a nutrition education program called Food for Your Family. Over the course of eight weeks, program participants learn about the negative effects of unhealthy foods, as well as cooking skills and healthy eating habits.


text: Grand Theft Auto V appears to be a game all about "firstsâ€. For the first time ever, we will be introduced to not one, not two but three – count them – three playable characters, a feature of which really freshens up the series. Also new to Rockstar Games' sandbox crime-fest is animals. Dogs, like Rottweiler Chop in the above image, are expected to not only make an appearance in the game, but also be fully interactive. Head of Rockstar North Leslie Benzies has confirmed animals won't just be a "backdrop†in V, stating: "Animals aren't just a backdrop, you can expect to see dogs guarding areas and causing the player trouble when they try to sneak past them.†So there you go, guard dogs, like Chop the Rottweiler, will feature in Grand Theft Auto V. But how else will we be able to interact with animals? We know that we are going to have a map to explore bigger in scale than the worlds of Red Dead Redemption, Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas and Grand Theft Auto IV combined, with beach fronts, mountains, the wilderness and the suburbs all featuring, which means we can expect to encounter different animals dependent upon which area of the map we're exploring that they're indigenous too. Mountain Lions have been teased, while sharks have already been confirmed. We think the presence of animals such as these is a wonderful inclusion on Rockstar's half, and we can't wait to find out how we can interact with certain species. Here, we examine 5 Ways Animals Will Improve The Grand Theft Auto Experience.


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*More and more, as we've reported, it's looking like the young woman accusing Chris Brown of shoving her is straight up full of it and Breezy can breathe easy on that one.
However, things are about to get a little more dicey for him and this time the charges and possible consequences are a bit more tangible.
It seems the L.A. City Attorney has filed 2 criminal charges against Chris Brown, in connection with a minor accident last month where the singer-dancer's rear ended a Mercedes Benz and he allegedly refused to fork over his driver's license number and gave bogus insurance info and then left the scene.
The City Attorney – according to TMZ – is charging Chris with hit-and-run for leaving the scene without exchanging proper information. He's also been charged with the crime of driving without a valid license. If prosecuted and convicted Brown could sent away for a maximum of 6 months in jail for each offense.
Also, the City Attorney will refer the matter to the L.A. County D.A. for a possible probation violation in the Rihanna beating case. You know what might happen then. if the judge in that case concludes Chris Brown broke the law and thereby violated his probation, he could be sentenced to prison for 4 years.


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Ajmal Qureshi: Food Security in China
Written by Ajmal Qureshi, Senior Fellow at Harvard University Asia Center, from Harvard International Review:
At times, one is astonished by how little appreciation there is for the concept of food security in the affluent world. In the midst of plenty, there is a tendency to forget what hunger means and how it afflicts millions of impoverished people in many parts of the world. In the historical famine of 1984-1885 in Ethiopia, also called the Great Famine, about one million people died of starvation and many of those deaths could have been prevented. The Great Famine was the worst of its kind in Ethiopian history. It also left a scar on world history. The rest of the world was criticized for its apathy in not providing sufficient aid in time. Ever since, the issues of hunger, poverty, and malnutrition have stayed on top of the global agenda.
Food Security in the Pre-Reform Era
How has China made it possible to feed its enormous population and ensure continued availability, stability, and access to daily food? The Chinese say that "food is heaven." Agriculture has over the centuries been China's sole, limitless industry. Many rituals are woven around harvest, invoking the divine for a bumper crop. Food security continues to occupy center stage in the national socio-economic planning, as the single most delicate issue to Chinese policy makers. It is also extremely sensitive, because any significant changes in China's agricultural production directly impacts the rest of the world, which remains watchful of China and closely monitors its ability to grow enough food for its population.


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Actor Max Thieriot takes part in Antichrist pilot's shooting in New YorkEntertainment New York, United States - 16 March 2012
The current presidential race has inspired a drama project co-written and directed by filmmaker Roland Emmerich ( Independence Day ), which just received a pilot order by ABC. In the first pickup of the regular pilot season, ABC has given the green light to the drama [called "Antichrist"] to be directed by Emmerich in his TV series debut and produced by Mark Gordon.
Written by Emmerich and Harald Kloser on spec, the project is set in New York City against the backdrop of the Presidential race of 2012. It centers on a young astrophysics student who learns his destiny lies not in science but somewhere between Heaven and Hell.
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A Lubbock federal judge dismissed numerous claims against the city in the $30 million Hampton lawsuit but left intact similar charges against the individual police officers named as defendants.
Judge Sam Cummings declined to dismiss accusations that the city, officers and medics violated the plaintiffs' constitutional rights of equal protection and due process.
The lawsuit sought relief for intentional infliction of emotional distress; interference with a contract; false arrest and imprisonment; and libel, slander and defamation.
But under state law, the city is immune from liability for those claims, Cummings said in an order issued Tuesday. A separate order denied dismissal of the same claims against the officers.
The ''defendants do not enjoy automatic immunity from suit in their individual capacities,'' the order says.
The officers could argue qualified immunity, but more evidence is required to decide the issue, according to the order.
Hampton University basketball coach Patricia Bibbs, her husband, Ezell, and former assistant coach Vanetta Kelso say racial bias by police led to their mistaken arrests in Lubbock last year. The university, located in Hampton, Va., is also a plaintiff in the lawsuit.
City officials have denied that race played a role in the incident.
The suit names as defendants: the city of Lubbock; Police Chief Ken Walker; officers David Houser, Keith Jobe, Brian McNeill, Roger Hearron and Mike Overland; and unknown employees of EMS at University Medical Center.
Tuesday's orders also dismissed claims against the city and the officers under the Fourth and Eighth Amendments and the 1964 Civil Rights Act.
The Civil Rights Act does not apply to the Bibbses' and Kelso's situation, the order said, and their arguments wrongly applied the amendments to their complaints.
But Cummings left intact claims of unconstitutional behavior, saying he did not have enough evidence to evaluate the merits of those charges.
The coaches accused police of illegally detaining them based on unconstitutional and racist policies. Their suit says the Police Department knowingly recruits and retains racist officers.
''By custom and practice, police officers with the city of Lubbock have engaged in acts of discrimination against African-American citizens and suspects and have subjected said individuals to racist and racially insensitive conduct,'' the suit says.
Cummings dismissed two claims that Kelso, who was pregnant and vomited in a patrol car, received inadequate medical care. He let a third claim on the issue remain in the lawsuit.
Cummings has issued a gag order for all parties in the case.
The Bibbses and Kelso were arrested Nov. 16 for allegedly running a scam in a Wal-Mart parking lot. They were held for four hours and released. Police later cleared them of all charges.
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More Alcohol Problems at Chico
California State University at Chico, no stranger to alcohol-related trouble, is again in the news for underage student drinking.
After learning that the women's softball team provided drinks to a high school recruit who was admitted to a hospital for alcohol overdose, the university has cancelled the remainder of the team's schedule.
According to a university release, 12 members of the softball team attended an off-campus party on March 25 where alcohol was served to the unnamed 17-year-old high school senior, who was on a recruiting trip with her father. After the recruit "became lethargic and then unresponsive after drinking," as the university statement says, a player called for help. The girl was taken by ambulance to a nearby medical center, where she was released after several hours.
"This is a sad day for Chico State athletics," Anita Barker, the university's director of athletics, said in a statement. "We pride ourselves on being role models, on having a program that the campus and community are proud of. However, the magnitude and gravity of this situation warrants swift and decisive action that sends a message this behavior is unacceptable."
Teri Rupe, the women's softball coach, said she supported the university's decision. "I am shocked, saddened and angry about what happened over the weekend regarding my team..... Unfortunately, the poor judgment of some has affected the entire program," she said in a statement.
According to the university, Rupe has removed from the team the 12 players who attended the party. Barker said that while the incident was not an NCAA rules violation, she has been in contact with association officials to discuss the self-imposed penalties and the best course of action for the players who remain on the team.
Several of the Chico State players were under drinking age, prompting the university to send their cases to the office of student judicial affairs to determine appropriate sanctions. Suspension from the college is possible.
The softball team was about halfway through its season.
Alcohol prevention programs were exapnded at Chico State campus after an 18-year-old fraternity member died of alcohol poisoning in 2000.
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Every few months, star U.S. investment manager Jeffrey Gundlach gives a webcast outlining where in the world he sees the best money-making opportunities.
In his latest webcast, Mr. Gundlach made three simple calls. Buy silver. Pick up 30-year U.S. Treasury bonds. And for stock investors, go to Japan. That Asian market, even though it's surging, could rise more than 20 per cent in U.S. dollar terms this year.
You could do worse than paying attention to Mr. Gundlach, who was once dubbed the King of Bonds for his winning ways in fixed-income markets, although he's been branching out quite a bit from his credit-market specialty.
I listen to a lot of forecasts by investment gurus, and some are so dull and equivocating I often fear I'll need a trip to the office defibrillator to jolt myself back to consciousness afterwards.
Not so with Mr. Gundlach, who is always bright. He's founder of his own Los Angeles money management firm, DoubleLine Capital, which he set up after being abruptly fired in 2009 from Trust Company of the West. His main fund at TCW regularly ranked in the top 1 or 2 per cent in the performance sweepstakes and he's continued to outperform at DoubleLine.
Mr. Gundlach is going against the hedge-fund herd on his silver call, which is based on his bullish view on gold. In recent months, gold ETFs have experienced some of their largest outflows in years, and some noted hedge-fund operators, such as George Soros, have cut their positions in the yellow metal. By going on the other side of this trade, Mr. Gundlach is sticking his neck out in a high-profile way.
Of the two metals, he favours silver because it has a high beta, meaning in a bull or bear market it moves disproportionately compared to other precious metals. It is for this reason that silver is often described as gold on steroids, so if he's right, his investment will yield far greater returns than an equal dollar amount of gold and far great losses if prices slide. The reason he's bullish on gold is money printing by central banks. Over time, he expects the metal to rise in tandem with the expansion of central-bank balance sheets.
Over the past 18 months, the relationship between central-bank currency debasement and gold has broken down, with the yellow metal trading sideways as bank balance sheets expand. For Mr. Gundlach, the sideways trend is temporary, allowing value to build up in the precious metals space.
"Silver was very much in favour two years ago. Now it's very out of favour," pointing to the previous highs near $50 (U.S.) an ounce compared to the present level around $29. He said current prices for precious metals represent a reasonably good entry point for investors who don't have positions.
Another contrarian call is to be long U.S. government bonds. Mr. Gundlach has been scooping up the haven investment, reasoning that the recent back up in yields from their record lows of last July during the euro collapse scare means they represent good value, compared to pricey investment grade corporate and high-yield bonds.
Things seem calm now, but Treasury prices could rally if financial jitters re-emerge, which he says "is almost inevitable at some point in time."
Many players on the Street are on the other side of this trade, reasoning that the threat of inflation from money printing or a decent economic recovery will rattle the credit market. Mr. Gundlach believes central banks, fearful of the fragility of the economic system, will be providing additional liquidity for years, keeping a bid in the market for government bonds. He estimates that central bank buying of government debt has supported deficit spending in the U.S. and several other major countries engaged in quantitative easing by about 3.5 per cent of GDP in recent years.
"I don't think that there is any confusion that the Fed is going to keep this going, not for months, but for years," he says, predicting that money printing will go on "as far as the eye can see."
Mr. Gundlach likes the Japanese stock market, although he figures it may be a bit over extended after a sharp recent rise. In general, he views the country as the "pace car" for the world's race to super loose monetary policy, and pointed out as extremely noteworthy for investors that the country's electorate recently elected a prime minister who pledged to create inflation.
"Imagine if [Republican presidential hopeful] Mitt Romney or [President] Barack Obama, a few months back, was running around the United States saying that their plan was to inflate," he observed.
Inflation in Japan, if achieved, will drive the yen lower and stocks higher. Mr. Gundlach says that since the Japanese stock market crash in late 1989, $1 invested there would have shrunk to only 55 cents due to capital losses exceeding dividends. Over the same period, a dollar invested in the S&P 500 would have risen to $5.84, suggesting to him that U.S. stocks are overpriced.


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SAN JOSE -- It's not official, but it appears NBC's telecasts of next year's Winter Olympics in Salt Lake City will be carried live on the West Coast, not on tape delay.
The network's affiliate stations in the western time zones, including those in California, have been told the current plan is to air the coverage in real time. That means daily prime-time telecasts will begin at 5 p.m., and viewers will be able to see many events, such as figure skating, as they take place in Utah.
NBC Sports spokesman Kevin Sullivan would not confirm or denythe network's plan for live West Coast coverage, saying Wednesdaythat "nothing final has been decided."
But if the current plans are completed, the live telecasts would be a far cry from the 2000 Summer Games in Sydney, Australia.
Last September, NBC took a ratings beating for telecasts featuring events 15 hours old, on the East Coast, and a whopping 18 hours old on the West Coast. So many viewers tuned out those Olympics that ratings dropped to their lowest level since 1968.
NBC executives have stressed in recent months that coverage of the Salt Lake Games was going to be live whenever possible -- up to 60 percent of all events. David Neal, the head of the network's Olympics production team, said earlier this year that NBC has learned "viewers are less willing to sit through something that feels like a canned feature.
"I think our coverage plans of the Winter Olympics have to reflect that," Neal said.
NBC telecast the 1996 Summer Olympics in Atlanta live on theWest Coast, but going with real-time coverage of the Winter Gameswould present something of a risk for the network.
The Salt Lake Olympics fall during the February "sweeps," and the key measure of a network's success is the audience it draws nationwide between the prime-time hours of 8 to 11 p.m. If the Winter Games are on from 5 to 8 p.m. in the West, that would mean NBC would have a prime-time programming gap in two of the nation's five largest TV markets, the Bay Area and Los Angeles.
What is currently being discussed to fill that hole is a "live" "Tonight Show" and an Olympics wrap-up hosted by Pat O'Brien. The shows would air after the local news at 8:30 p.m. There is also the possibility NBC might repeat the coverage from earlier in the evening.


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Lost Dog and Cat Rescue Foundation is an incredible rescue! It saves thousands and thousands of dogs and cats. It is well organized and is great at finding loving homes for dogs and cats. Most other rescues seem to have so many rules that they keep many great potential adopters away. These potential rescue adopters instead go to breeders or pet stores and one more life is lost. This rescue is also filled with many passionate volunteers. People giving their time and helping dogs and cats get out of places where they will be euthanized and into homes where they will be loved. The volunteers become very close, almost like family. I have volunteered with LDCRF and fostered dogs for them for many years. It is a great group of people to volunteer with and as a professional dog trainer, I am constantly recommending this rescue to people looking for a great place to find a dog, or looking for a place to volunteer. There couldn't be a better place to find your forever friend or to volunteer to help dogs and cats find their forever homes!
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Hey Guys just brought the theme i love it its awesome just one thing im trying to set up at the moment.
Ive made a new page template which is basically a merge of full width and slideshow with right navigation. Everything is in place as far as the PHP file goes but i just wanted to know how i can add the options in the admin section so i can choose the right slideshow to put behind it?
I have been trying to reach the author too with no success. I purchased this template and it is useless at this time. All my images in the galleria give this error:could not scale image. Anyone have a solution? I really like the look of this template. Now, I just need it to be functional or I am going to have to find another one.
can you tell me whre i can get the xml file which is come all wordpress theme default. don't you have any xml file for this theme
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how i can install the demo site
I purchased this theme the previous month, and I have used it in order to build my website. All features work perfectly, I have only one problem building the blog page.
I would like to insert in one of my posts an image gallery, but it seems that village galleries can be inserted only into pages and not into posts.
Is there a way to add galleries to posts? I have also tried to add a standard wordpress gallery, and it works, but the gallery images are not opened with the lightbox effect. Any solution?
Thank you in advance
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First off I want to thank all of those for their time and support for a newbie. I don't believe I actually have this theme installed but I don't have any documentation on how to set it up from here. I may focus is the slideshow presentation and a sample preview that made me buy this theme. First question is do I have everything I need to to set up the slideshow portfolios? I want all my portfolio categories to play as a slideshow. Question two is what size dimensions should photos be and do they all have to be the same orientation to display in the theme?
Are there any video tutorials covering any aspect of this theme?
Friend there is a possibility via using some wordpress plugin to turn this into a ecommerce template, I found wonderful to create a shop it,
Do you know if it is possible?
How can I paginate the galleries??
Hi is this theme still supported ? Or can we forget about it? May be money back ? just bought it a year ago. now it has problems. we are at wp 3.6 almost and no updates. whats going on ? better to request a refund or what to do ?
I am trying to teach myself how to build a website with Village. I can build galleries and sliders but am having no luck making a portfolio. Documentation on how to do only says it is just like a post – not helpful. On pages, I select two column portfolio and then further down it will ask which portfolio. I have not created any portfolio to add. I want to make a portfolio that contains galleries (and maybe slider page) but I simply cannot figure out how to do it! I have played around endlessly with portfolio item and portfolio to no avail. Help!
Ey there! I just bought this incredible theme but i'm unable to create slides or backgrounds . It just seem different than the video guides. For example, when i create a slide i can't select it at the related page! any help?? thx!!
Hi there, i got an issue with the backgorund js, when i enter to my site the image background does not load at the first time, it works when i refresh the site, the it loads de image background.
Where are the replies to all of these questions?!?
So, I guess it's safe to assume, there's NO SUPPORT FOR THIS THEME? I see you guys thanking everyone stroking your ego's, but not a single question answered for the people who need a simple question answered…
Nice to know that you can take the money, but not provide the support for the theme?
Unless I'm missing something of course? I appear to be logged in, but see no way to reply, nor any replies to previous question/requests for support.
I guess we can always dispute the charges for the theme aye?
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do not buy this theme!!


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Country Guide: Cameroon – Yaounde
Household Goods and Personal Effects
Documents Required
- Copy of Passport
- Packing list
- Original Bill of Lading (OBL) – no Express Release / Air Waybill (AWB)
- Original valued inventory in French dated and signed by the shipper
- Purchase Invoice for all electrical items less than 6 months old
- Resident Permit / Work Permit / Employment Letter
- Non-sale Certificate (declaration that shipper will not sell personal effects in Cameroon)
- Certificate of Change of Residence
- Bordereau Electronique de Suivi de Cargaison (BESC) / Electronic Cargo Tracking Note (ECTN)
- Certificate for Free Entry (from Customs)
Specific Information
- All documents must be provided to the destination agent 2 weeks before arrival of the shipment obtain duty free clearance prior to arrival of the shipment.
- Customs clearance for a full container load (FCL) is approximately 12 days.
- All items less than 6 months are dutiable at 57% CIF
- There is a statistics levy by Customs of 7% for all non-diplomatic shipments.
- There is a statistics levy by Customs of 1.5% on all diplomatic shipments
Motor Vehicles
Documents Required
- Original Registration Card
- Insurance Certificate
- Original Purchase Invoice
- Non-sale Certificate
Specific Information
- The vehicle must be identified on the packing list.
- The taxes on vehicles will depend on age, power etc. (58% costs, insurance and freight if the engine is less than 2000 cc or 77% if more than 2000 cc).
- The OBL must show the chassis number, engine number, cubic capacity, year of manufacture, brand and model.
- Customs clearance takes approximately 3 weeks; it may take longer if vehicle is shipped with household goods.
Documents Required
- Vaccination Record
- Veterinary Health Certificate
Specific Information
- Documentation is required prior to import.
Restricted/Dutiable Items
- Firearms and ammunition (authorization from the territorial administration required)
- Alcohol (only "Fond de Cave") is acceptable and is duty free (20 bottles)
- Cigarettes (400), cigars (50), tobacco (5 packets)
- Perfume (5 bottles)
- Currency (unlimited)
- Computers (duty free if for personal use)
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- Drugs
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This is a guest post by belhoste.
Pasta is definitely one of the world's best foods. There are so many varieties of pasta that it can be very hard to choose just one. I am a big fan of veggie spiral pasta or bowtie pasta. They both taste good and they both make you smile when you eat them (how can you be mad about anything when you are biting into cute little bowties). I am one of those people who can make a meal out of pasta and a little olive oil, but most everyone else needs a little more flavor. So for those of you who need more flavor to your life, try this little recipe. It is very flavorful and goes well with your basic, run of the mill, cooked chicken.
- 1 package (12 oz.) Veggie Spiral Pasta
- 1 cup diced tomatoes
- 1/2 cup fresh spinach, shredded (you can set aside a couple of whole spinach leaves for garnish later)
- 1/2 cup olive oil
- salt and pepper
- oregano
- thyme
- garlic powder
- onion powder
- 3 oz. Asiago cheese
Cook pasta according to package directions. Drain and rinse pasta under cold running water using large colander – set aside. Combine olive oil, salt, pepper, oregano, thyme, garlic powder, and onion powder in small bowl – mix thoroughly. Combine pasta, cheese, tomatoes, and spinach in large bowl. Pour olive oil mixture over pasta mixture – mix well. Garnish with whole spinach.
Prep time: 25 minutes
Cook time: 10 minutes (to cook the pasta)
Makes 6 servings.


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Britney Spears to Wed on Valentine's Day, Regain Control of Finances
Britney Spears' upcoming wedding to Jason Trawick now has a rumored date and location: Valentine's Day, Feb. 14, on the Hawaiian island of Maui. How romantic! By then, Spears will be back in control of her money, which has been under the authority of a conservatorship for the last four years.


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Foxconn's Sharp takeover delayed at last minute on 'new material information' - reports
Sharp's stand at last year's PV Expo in Tokyo. Image: Andy Colthorpe.
Just hours after Taiwanese electronics maker Foxconn looked poised to buy out Japan's Sharp, the deal has been delayed, according to various reports.
The move by the iPhone and iPad's assembly partner would be the first takeover of a major Japanese company by foreign owners if it goes through. Early press reports in Europe this morning implied the deal was done, before outlets including the Wall Street Journal and the UK's BBC started reporting at around 11:00 CET that the acquisition had been delayed. The deal is worth a total of around US$6 billion, including around US$4.5 billion in new shares and around US$1 billion in preferred shares. The Japan Times reported that "new material information" had put the signing on ice.
"We will have to postpone any signing of a definitive agreement until we have arrived at a satisfactory understanding and resolution of the situation," Japan Times reported Hon Hai as having said in a brief statement issued this morning.
Following a two-day board meeting, Sharp's executives had agreed to the takeover by Foxconn, which is incorporated under the name Hon Hai Precision Industry. Sharp said in a statement that it had agreed to issue new shares allotted to Hon Hai and its various Foxconn branches. The company had mulled a rival bid from government-backed Innovation Network Corporation of Japan (INCJ).
However, Sharp's statement said that INCJ was interested in taking on the manufacturer's panel display business and then injecting around ¥300 billion (US$2.7 billion) into the remaining business segments. In contrast, although the panel display segment is thought to be the main prize in the deal for Foxconn, Sharp said it viewed Foxconn's plan to invest in Sharp across all segments of its business to be of greater interest on balance.
Sharp referred to "stagnant demand" for solar power in Japan and said it is concentrating on becoming known less as a PV panel maker and more as a complete solutions provider. The company said it is shifting "to a business model that focuses on solutions that match local demand", combining self-consumption and energy efficiency solutions in the residential market.
It is also developing an engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) business for PV plants which it said it wanted to push forward with "aggressively". Sharp said it will invest a combined total of around ¥10 billion on independent power producer (IPP) projects in the Fukushima region as well as its home energy management systems (HEMS). Foxconn is already a developer of solar projects, including a collaboration with Japanese telecoms provider-turner-solar developer Softbank for 350MW of projects in India.
At the beginning of February, PV Tech reported that Sharp's Energy Solutions business, the segment containing its solar product lines, saw revenues drop by 42.2% in the first nine months of the most recent financial year by year-on-year comparison with the previous one.
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Kuo's comeback takes positive step
Kuo's comeback takes positive step
MIAMI -- Reliever Hong-Chih Kuo had his best bullpen session yet in his latest comeback from elbow problems. Kuo, who threw only two Spring Training innings and none since March 19, made 30 pitches on Sunday, using his entire repertoire.
"I threw harder this time," said Kuo. "It feels all right, normal, not too bad. It's getting better."
Manager Joe Torre said that Kuo is close to beginning a Minor League rehab assignment but might need to throw to live hitters first.
Kuo's absence has been compounded by the continued problems of the only other lefty in the bullpen, George Sherrill, who let Saturday night's lead get away.
"I talked to Sherrill today," said Torre. "He had good stuff in the bullpen. He's worked so much on his mechanics, I told him to go out and just compete. Sometimes you think about too many things and don't just go out trusting. I said to forget about the other stuff."


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FOXSports.com is now reporting that New York Giants defensive end Jason Pierre-Paul will not be appearing at this week's TNA iMPACT! tapings.
Rosenhaus Sports president Robert Bailey, who represents Pierre-Paul, told FOXSports.com that the Giants star had not signed off on the deal. "He declined because he is exhausted."
As noted over the weekend, Pierre-Paul was scheduled to take part in an angle with Kurt Angle at the TV tapings.


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Originally published Saturday, May 10, 2014 at 7:43 PM
Juanita baseball beats Interlake, 3-2
Zach Johanson, a left-handed hitter, bashed a two-out, bases-loaded single through the hole into left field to score Andy Cosgrove in the bottom of the eighth inning as Juanita topped Interlake 3-2 in a loser-out, first-round game of the KingCo 3A baseball tournament at Bannerwood Park.
Special to The Seattle Times
BELLEVUE – With limited opportunities, Juanita backup catcher Zach Johanson knew he must make the most of his big chance.
The Rebels' baseball season effectively came down to his at-bat. Johanson, despite being 3 for 10 in limited playing time this season, made the difference as a late-inning substitute.
Johanson, a left-handed hitter, bashed a two-out, bases-loaded single through the hole into left field to score Andy Cosgrove in the bottom of the eighth inning as Juanita topped Interlake 3-2 in a loser-out, first-round game of the KingCo 3A baseball tournament at Bannerwood Park.
"That's a big hit for him," said Juanita coach Mark Peterson, whose team lost twice in the regular season only to bounce back in the playoffs against Interlake two years in a row.
After starting at catcher, Cosgrove pitched two hitless innings in relief for his first high-school win and he went 2 for 3 with a walk at the plate. He led off the bottom of the eighth with a double to left-center field.
The Rebels (9-10) face KingCo 3A No. 1 seed Bellevue (11-8) in the semifinals on Monday at 4 p.m.
"I love these guys and I love working for them," Johanson said of his team, which has 13 seniors. "I always try to think drive with my front foot and get the ball down. It's all on you, so you have to get it somewhere to win the game."
The semifinal winners play in the KingCo 3A championship game on Tuesday at 7 p.m. at Bannerwood.
The Saints beat Juanita twice during the regular season, 5-2 at home on April 18 and 9-2 at Juanita on May 5.
Mount Si 3, Liberty (Issaquah) 0
Senior pitcher Tanner Simpson crafted a shutout as the Wildcats (14-7) survived despite an off hitting day during which all three runs were unearned.
The right-handed Simpson (3-1) was efficient in his six-hitter that required just 58 pitches. He struck out six batters and had no walks or hit batsmen in his seven innings.
The Wildcats, fourth last season in the 3A state tournament, beat the Patriots (3-18) for the third time this season despite getting just two hits. They scored one run in the bottom of the fourth after Chris Solomon's sacrifice fly scored Evan Johnson.
Mount Si advances to meet Mercer Island (10-5) in the semifinals on Monday at 7 p.m. The two teams split during the regular season.
Mount Si topped the Patriots in two regular-season meetings, 9-0 on April 18 at Liberty and 4-3 at home on May 5 by rallying with three runs in the bottom of the sixth inning. The Wildcats fell 3-1 to West Seattle in the 3A state semis in 2013.


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Democrats launch Hillary for Senate
First Lady Hillary Clinton has been nominated by the Democratic Party to run for the US Senate amidst reports that Republican opponent Rudolph Giuliani may pull out of the race.
With thousands of supporters cheering her on, she was nominated unanimously by a Democratic Party convention to fight for one of New York state's two senate seats.
President Bill Clinton changed his schedule at the last minute to join more than 5,000 delegates at the convention.
Mrs Clinton told them her mission was to improve the lives of New York's families and children.
Mrs Clinton is the first president's wife ever to run for national office.
Tight race for Giuliani
Opinion polls show that New York Mayor Giuliani is running Mrs Clinton close, despite the reports that he may be forced to pull out.
An earlier New York Times poll showed Mrs Clinton ahead eight points, 49% to Mr Giuliani's 41%.
Mr Giuliani recently stunned New York with the announcement that he has prostate cancer.
And his moral fitness to run is being questioned because of his decision to separate from his wife and her accusation that he's guilty of adultery.
Republicans in turmoil
Mr Giuliani told his supporters on Monday that he was "very much inclined" to stay in the race but had to determine his course of medical treatment before he could decide.
If he does decide not to run, analysts say Mrs Clinton can easily win the Senate seat.
Mr Giuliani's likely replacement, Rick Lazio, a New York congressman, would get only 31% of the vote, according to some polls.
New York's Republicans are due to confirm their candidate for the elections at a 30 May convention in Buffalo.
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10 May 00 | Americas
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Media doubts over Giuliani Senate bid
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Hillary edges ahead in polls
18 Mar 00 | Americas
Hillary's St Patrick's march offends gays
24 Nov 99 | Americas
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