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Arlington stuns No. 6 Kentwood, 21-14
By Matt Massey
Special to The Seattle Times
KENT — Skylor Elgarico believed. Austin Wells kept the faith.
Most thought the Arlington football team's Class 4A round-of-32 playoff matchup with sixth-ranked Kentwood was a mismatch.
Everyone but the Eagles.
Elgarico piled up 313 yards of total offense, including 202 passing with three touchdowns as Arlington turned back Kentwood 21-14 Friday night at French Field.
Wells caught a pair of TD passes and secured an interception as the Eagles (5-5) got an upset win for the second week in a row. Arlington beat Mariner 36-21 last week to reach the postseason.
"I'm pretty sure we were definitely the only ones in the state who believed," said Elgarico, an all-league receiver who was moved to quarterback in Game 3 this season.
"Once we got on that roll, we just kept going. We feed off our successes."
Arlington plays at third-ranked Camas (10-0) in the first round of the state playoffs next weekend.
The run-oriented Conquerors (9-1), the SPSL North champions, were limited to just 40 yards rushing and 277 total yards. Leading rusher Chansen Kalua-Fuimaono of Kentwood was limited to 41 yards on 14 carries.
Arlington had 399 total yards, including 197 on the ground. Elgarico rushed 21 times for 111 yards.
The Eagles last reached state in 2010 and qualified for just the second time in eight years.
"Coaches all week were saying, we've got to believe it," said Wells, whose TD catches both covered 21 yards. "We had to shut down their run, because they were 70 percent run.
"There's going to be a lot of people seeing the score and saying, 'No way.' Feels great to be the underdog, picked to lose and showing them they were wrong. It's awesome."
The Eagles went in front 21-14 by driving 64 yards with opening possession of the second half, capping it with the second 21-yard TD pass from Elgarico to Wells.
Kentwood had tied the score at 14-14 as Dane Hernandez-Manio threw to wide receiver Jackson Huerta, who turned a 20-yard pass into a 38-yard touchdown with 1:14 left before the halftime break. Huerta then lined up in the Wildcat and took the direct snap around right end for a successful two-point conversion.
Kentwood missed out on securing its third consecutive trip to state and fourth in five years. The Conks won state titles in 2001 and 2002.
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25 October 2017 Mango Butter
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Lunch box fillers, We love the new Cecilia's Farm flatbars, which are like fruit rolls, but flat.Read more
11 August 2014 Once upon a farm
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05 August 2014 We have an online store!
So, the exciting news we've been just itching to tell you is that we now officially have not only a beautiful, shiny new website but we also have an online store for the first time ever! www.ceciliasfarm.co.za/shop This means that you can now go online, browse through our FULL range, which is only currently available […]Read more
30 April 2014 Bear hug biscuits
We thought these gorgeous little biscuits hugging some of our favourite things might be a fun activity to try at home!Read more
08 April 2014 Recipe: Cecilia's Chutney by Liam Tomlin
Last year for our Chef's Picnic on the farm, chef Liam Tomlin created a whole basket full of lovely recipes and this is one of our favourites using a whole lot of our dried fruits and the fresh Granny Smith apples that we're picking on the farm right now!Read more
04 February 2014 The Tankwa trek comes to Koelfontein
The farm is gearing up (excuse the pun!) for the high energy excitement of hosting part of the Tankwa Trek 3-day mountain bike race from the 14th to the 16th of February.Read more
14 May 2013 Chef's Picnic in Cecilia's World
It is such a privilege to live and work on farm like Koelfontein and part of the reason why we created the Cecilia's World brand was to invoke a sense of this place.Read more
15 February 2013 A 'soft' revolution in dried tree fruit
A 'soft' revolution in dried tree fruit At Source recently launched its own brand of dried fruit, Cecilia's World. Photo: Courtesy of At Source Handmade Foods Denene Erasmus Dried fruit company, At Source Handmade Foods, was founded in 2002 and just over a decade later it is one of the three largest local dried tree […]Read more
14 December 2012 Movie time
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27 August 2012 A winter's tale
It's mid-August and we are slowly but surely emerging from our winter hibernation here in the Boland. As fruit farmers we need a good winter for fruit trees to produce an optimal crop. And a winter is a good one when we had sufficient rain and cold.Read more
14 May 2012 The pink ladies have sung
They say that the show ain't over till the proverbial ladies have sung, and in our case that is Granny Smith and the Pink Ladies. These two apple varieties are the last ones of the season that we pick in early autumnRead more
02 November 2011 A new arrival
I realize that we sometimes forget to tell you about some of the things happening here on Koelfontein simply because we have become so used to the seasonal rhythm of this Boland farm.Read more
02 October 2011 Koelfontein in bloom
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18 July 2011 If you missed the Kwela insert in May…
Sorry this has taken a while to get to you, but luckily the folks at Kwela did such a nice job of the insert that we thought you may want the link to it!Read more
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23 February 2011 Mango Mission
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12 January 2011 New Year's Hail
On New Year's Day a huge thunderstorm swept through the Ceres valley and all we could do was stand and watch as the hail that it brought pounded our orchards and vineyards – one of those things that we farmers dread.Read more
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January 20, 2009 16:50 IST
Amid reports that Pakistan may seek extradition of Malegaon blast accused Lieuteant Colonel Shrikant Purohit in the Samjhauta Express blast case, India on Tuesday virtually rejected the demand, saying Islamabad [Images] had no locus standi in the investigations involving the Army officer.
"The case (Malegaon blast) is under examination by the Anti-Terror Squad (of Maharashtra Police). It is our internal matter. We are investigating it. How can Pakistan be concerned with that," Defence Minister A K Antony said.
"Our agencies are inquiring about that. Let us wait for the final results. It (investigation) is our responsibility and we are doing it," Antony said in reply to queries.
On Pakistan-based terror groups laying conditions such as resolution of the Kashmir issue for them to shun violence against India, Antony said: "This (terrorism) has nothing to do with Kashmir, which is an integral part of India. We will not entertain any kind of interference from any source and any quarter regarding Kashmir."
Asked if the US operation against Taliban [Images] in Afghanistan forced New Delhi [Images] to give up military options against Pakistan, the Defence Minister said Indian decisions were not influenced by any other nation, even if they were friendly.
"India takes its own decisions and after carefully assessing the situation. We are friendly with all countries, but our decision cannot be influenced by anybody," he said.
Rejecting suggestions of sending armed forces to Afghanistan to put pressure on Pakistan from all sides, Antony said, "There is no question of sending the military to Afghanistan. Our assistance to Afghanistan is in the form of humanitarian assistance, rehabilitation and reconstruction."
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Grey James' paintings and mixed media work reflects the next step in his personal experience of changing gender identity and the process of transition. In part an iconography of yearning, and in part a symbolism of incomplete states of being, this work is rooted in a conviction that the journey - what is "next" - is more important than the destination. This recent, post-transition work is concerned more with the personal experience of the artist: the messy and painful physical and psychological processes involved with transitioning.
Jen Heaslip was Grey James previous persona before his transition. This is a rare opportunity to glimpse at the way in which this transgender artist's gaze has transitioned along with his identity.


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Radio Liferay Episode 37: Iliyan Peychev on Frontend and AlloyUI
General Blogs January 9, 2014 By Olaf Kock Staff
I talked with Iliyan Peychev, Software Developer from Madrid. We met during Liferay's spanish symposium (so it's about time to publish the episode - sorry for the delay). We're back on Liferay's frontend, so I'm getting my scoop on how to approach Javascript work, new tools, new infrastructure. Also - as you'll discover - I got a glimpse of developer-paradise
- where Iliyan's non-spanish accent comes from
- Iliyan is a long time user and contributor to YUI (since YUI 2.x) and came on board when Liferay was looking for an Ajax Developer after having seen many of the AlloyUI components.
- Liferay's currently open positions (changed since we recorded, but still a lot & interesting positions)
- How to approach AlloyUI, what tools to use
- start with learning YUI, then continue with AlloyUI components. (Hint, not mentioned in the podcast: Liferay is working on an AlloyUI training course. Watch out!)
- Orion, Bracket, IntelliJ, Sublime Text.
- check out Life Reload
- as 6.2 uses Bootstrap for themes, we talk about the migration of existing themes and the way we work with css. (the episode has been recorded just before the actual release of 6.2)
- The Liferay AUI upgrade tool will cover a lot of the upgrade work you need to do to migrate your existing 6.1 plugins to 6.2 - covering various API upgrades etc. (see https://github.com/liferay/liferay-aui-upgrade-tool#what-it-does - doesn't it sound like paradise?)
- AlloyUI now has a testing infrastructure - automatically running a on a huge number of browsers to make sure nobody introduces regressions with a change to AlloyUI
- Roadmap for AlloyUI past 2.0
- Just like all Open Source projects, AlloyUI lives and improves on feedback - please help and get involved, get your impression heard. (and the same goes to podcasts. Please let me know which episodes you like, what to change, topic requests. You have blog comments to this episode on liferay.com, itunes comments and ratings and other platforms - whereever you get this podcast from)
- The AlloyUI team hangs out on Forums, IRC, stackoverflow, twitter, github, jira - use whatever suits you best.
- An alternative to Bootstrap that has been considered
- Though symposium season is over now, you, dear listener, might consider to come to one of the 2014 Symposiums, Portal Solution Forums, Roadshows or DevCon.
- AlloyUI is available through CDN
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Over the last month I've spent a lot of time traveling to speak and share about ROW and trip around Lake Michigan. I've met so many amazing people from all over the country-children, rowers, doctors and those touched by cancer as survivors or in support of a survivor in their life. It's been an amazing, whirlwind, overwhelming, beautiful experience to share my story and hear from those who found my trip to be inspirational.
I've also been working hard with the ROW Board of Directors to come up with a plan for the best way to use funds to expand and improve the ROW program in Chicago and beyond. Along with writing a book, figuring out how my hands work again-and attending yoga as much as possible, I've been able to take a few moments to reflect and breathe. Life is really good.
I was also photographed by Kevin J. Miyazaki, a Milwaukee artist that has an exhibit coming out this winter called "Perimeter" that explores that relationship people have with Lake Michigan. I was photographed and asked to share what drew me to Lake Michigan. My photo and answer below (details of the exhibit to come). I was honored to be a part of the project. I really enjoyed being photographed by and sharing with Kevin-and the reaction I had to the photo he chose was even more surprising to me. I feel like I finally saw myself the way everyone else does. When I saw this photo-it reminded me of the journey I'm on, of owning my accomplishments and everything that's ahead. I'm really proud of it and it makes me feel different (but always good) every time I see it.
"Lake Michigan drew me in and continues to draw me in because it is a body of water rich in history-for people who settled along the Lake hundreds of years ago and for me-rowing around it in a big yellow boat to fight breast cancer for 59 days. As a child I learned about becoming a woman through beach time and sandcastles in South Haven with my grandmother. I learned about how to be a fisher(wo)man: to respect and admire nature with my dad and uncles on a boat miles away from shore. Over one summer, this body of water taught me about my own strength and how to be resilient. Along with losing that same grandmother to cancer, I overcame the biggest obstacles I have ever faced- entirely alone on this Lake. I was left with Lake Michigan and only Lake Michigan for so many days and so many nights. I praised her one day and cursed her the next-but I always wanted her close, I always respected her, I was always thankful for her -and always will be."
The ROW team celebrated this weekend at their annual gala, Let the Good Times ROW. The event was held at Rowfit Chicago-and the space was transformed beautifully by co chairs Elin and Nell.We had a fabulous time-enjoying each other on land and out of the cold! It amazes me every year at this event- how much we've grown and progressed in such a short time. Thank you to everyone who came out to support ROW and dance, spend money and enjoy great company. Special thanks to Rowfit for hosting us!
This week I'm speaking in Escanaba at Bay College. 7 pm at the Besse Center Theater on campus. I'm looking forward to heading north and sharing my story. If you have interest in hearing me speak at your local university, church, hospital or event, please send your request to: email@example.com.
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A senior manager at Research In Motion, utterly embarrassed by the travesty that was the BlackBerry Playbook, has published a public plea to the press. Stop selling Flash. Look at how Apple is working its mobile business. And fire those two joined-at-the-hip bozos running the company.
A senior executive at RIM has written and sent a letter over to BGR, imploring the company to turn course before its too late.
Here are some of the most directly relevant quotes to Apple:
We often make product decisions based on strategic alignment, partner requests or even legal advice — the end user doesn't care. We simply have to admit that Apple is nailing this and it is one of the reasons they have people lining up overnight at stores around the world, and products sold out for months. These people aren't hypnotized zombies, they simply love beautifully designed products that are user centric and work how they are supposed to work.
I'm going to say what everyone is thinking… We need some heavy hitters at RIM when it comes to software management. Teams still aren't talking together properly, no one is making or can make critical decisions, all the while everyone is working crazy hours and still far behind. We are demotivated. Just look at who our major competitors are: Apple, Google & Microsoft. These are three of the biggest and most talented software companies on the planet. Then take a look at our software leadership teams in terms of what they have delivered and their past experience prior to RIM… It says everything.
we simply must stop shipping incomplete products that aren't ready for the end user. It is hurting our brand tremendously. It takes guts to not allow a product to launch that may be 90% ready with a quarter end in sight, but it will pay off in the long term.
Look at Apple in 1997 for tips here. I really want you to watch this video because it has never been more relevant. It is our friend Steve Jobs in 97 and it may as well be you speaking to RIM employees and partners today…
Our SDK / development platform is like a rundown 1990′s Ford Explorer. Then there's Apple, which has a shiny new BMW M3… just such a pleasure to drive. Developers want and need quality tools.


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Hey all ^^ It's been a long time guys. :D
But I had this dream that forced me to write my second casting article!!
If Only… Kimi ni Todoke had a Korean Version
I have searched high and low in the Kdrama world for a good high school Rom-Com, but still no luck!! I guess they just never do high school romantic comedy dramas. I'm not sure why!! And even if they did, for some reason, high school alone is not enough for them. The main lead should be the heir of a giant group - as in Boys Over Flowers, or a prince - as in Goong.
Or it simply should be all about music, high school musicals – as in Dream High, or a band in high school – as in Shut Up Flower Boy Band. Reply 1997 had a very well-done high school romance, but they simply couldn't keep it inside of the walls of the high school. Kdramas just adore the "%^$# Years Later" technique!!
Aaaaaand if you have already watched and compared Hana Kimi and To the Beautiful You, then you have already seen how TTBY lacks the element of "High School Life"; this great feeling that makes you miss your high school days (if you're no longer in high school :D ) and takes you to your room to start going through your old photos and memories while Hana Kimi totally nailed it. (At least for me, my high school was a total mess!)
So, Korea cannot pull off a decent High School drama, right??... WRONG!! School 2013 was a GREAT DRAMA, and it totally gave me the "I miss high school days" feeling. It was really something, and I enjoyed every minute of it, but the lack of romance killed me. :( I mean, Choi Daniel... Lee Jong Suk... you had all of the necessary elements... then, Why??!! *my fangirl heart crying in despair* So, School 2013 was not a Rom-Com. I hadn't found what I was looking for yet.
And then, it hit me, all of a sudden!! Without a warning!!
I want to watch a Korean version of Kimi ni Todoke !! I reaaaaally do >_<
And here was how I started casting for the new drama.
For you who haven't watched the great movie Kimi ni Todoke, I must tell you to go watch it. For you who have already watched the movie and haven't watched the anime yet, I must tell you to go watch it. You are missing a lot!! This light hearted romantic comedy is probably the best high school comedy I have ever watched! And - in my opinion - it should be a drama, not only a movie. U_U
The Plot:
Well-meaning, but socially awkward, Sawako Kuronuma is nicknamed "Sadako" by her classmates because of her similar hair cut with the main character from the horror movie Ring. Her life then takes a turn when Shota Kazehaya, the most popular boy in school, falls for her...
Are you in the mood for love already?? Well, let's spice it up with some casting.
KIM YOUNG KWANG as Arai-Pin, Homeroom Teacher
Bin is a young homeroom teacher who is close to his student, kind-hearted, yet he looks like some crazy Yanki member :)
I guess Kim Young Kwang can play Bin's part very well: He's tall, has manly facial features, and he has this "whatever" look on his face. I think he can be perfect for the role.
KIM JI WON as Kurumizawa Ume
A cute hot-tempered, yet very popular girl, Ume has been in love with Kazahaya for ages, yet she never found a good time to confess.
Even though she does some really bad doings but deep inside, she's a good little girl.
Personally, I think Kim Ji Won will do a really good job in this role.
Teen Top's C.A.P as Ryu Sanada
A tough athlete, extremely quiet, reliable and mature, that's Ryu Sanada, and that's what I think C.A.P can perform wonderfully : D
Really cute, yet have an athlete body and a strong charisma, while I was thinking about a suitable actor to the rule of Ryu, C.A.P came to my mind, how cute would that be?? Really!!
I'd never seen him act before that's why I'm not 100% sure about the results, but I say we give it a shot, what do you think??
RYU HYO YOUNG as Chizuru Yoshida
An outgoing tomboy, who is cheerful, straight forward and really kind-hearted. We haVE already watched Ryu Hyo Young play a similar role in School 2013.
But wouldn't you like to watch her get stuck in a love triangle between her unrequited love and her childhood friend who had secretly loved her for a long time? I know I do!! :D
GO EUN AH as Ayane Yano
Go Eun Ah (aka female Mir) has this mature woman impression in her image as an actress. That's why I guess she'll do a great job in this role. She did a really good job in K-POP - The Ultimate Audition, and I'd love to see her in a good role.
She's a high school student with heavy make-up and a unique character, like a mother, she always takes care of her immature friends (especially Sawako).
JO BO AH as Sawako Kuronuma
Sawako (or Sadako ^^) is the cutest character EVER… You won't be able to help but admire her unbelievable cuteness while watching the anime or the movie.
She has very complex facial expressions that would make people run away from her apologizing. Yet she never hated those people; she will only keep on doing her best for them. That's Sawako Kuronuma, and that's whom I think Jo Bo Ah can perform very well.
She's really kawaii, in both Japanese meanings, "cute and pitiful." She makes you want to help her. I loved her performance in Shut Up Flower Boy Band, and I would really like to see her performing as the lead in another drama.
LEE HYUN WOO as Kazehaya Shouta
OMG! I don't think I would make it till the last episode! the cuteness would kill meee, *slap myself* fangirl mood is off… back to the topic…
When I started writing this article I had Lee Jong Suk in my mind all the way, really, he would've play it perfectly. I was in an inner battle about who would do the best Kazehaya: Lee Hyun Woo vs. Lee Jong Suk ??!! I just couldn't make up my mind. But, the fangirl inside of me had the final say, I reaaaaaaally would like to see Lee Hyun Woo as Kazehaya Shouta, LHW is the brightest actor I had ever seen, only seeing his face on screen gives you a warm feeling.
Playing Shouta's role would be phenomenal, a role of a bright, cute popular yet very shy student, It's a role where he can use all of his brightness and cuteness, I can't even imagine it, can you?
It would be really great to see LHW play a lead role in such a great drama along with Jo Bo Ah. It would be a very huge cuteness attack >_<
Ahhhhh, if only…
So, I hope you enjoyed my casting :) and this article,
Love ya all ^^
Read Shaza's first dream cast article: If Ouran High School Host Club Was A Korean Drama


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The Santa Clara County Open Space Authority is offering free wildflower hikes daily on Coyote Ridge.
Hikers can look down for a wide variety of California wildflowers and look up for breathtaking views of the Santa Clara Valley.
The hikes are docent-led and take place on the east side of the Valley, between South San Jose and Morgan Hill.
Exact dates are set once the wildflower season starts, from mid-March through the beginning of May.
Once the season starts, there will be hikes every day of the week, with each hike lasting about four hours.
In addition to seeing common and rare wildflowers, hikers are also likely to spot some animals, including the endangered Bay Checkerspot butterfly. They will also get a look at historic pit mines.
Hikes start at 9 a.m. and space is limited, so all are by reservation.
There will be special photography hikes if there is enough interest.
To sign up, visit meetup.com/OSA-Hiking-Enthusiasts/events/101029342
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"We're looking to see if there are bullets, fragments, other things that may tell us if there's any connection between that shooting, shootings here in Montgomery County and the shooting in Washington,"
"Bandit 'Bullets' shift the wine paradigm in just about every way possible. No bottle. No opener. Less waste. Less energy use. It's packaging for a Green planet!"
"He was the type of guy you could not hit with a bullet. Nobody could shoot straight at him...I believe there's more to it than we can explain."
"It weighed exactly what it did when it was fired. There is no evidence that is consistent with this bullet being a ricochet."
"Mr. Monroe looks like our prime suspect, but until we put these bullets to the test, we will not close the case."


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Lewis County built three courthouses in the 19th century. The first, built in 1834, was a one-room log building about 100 yards northwest of the present courthouse site. The 1887 History of Lewis, Clark, Knox and Scotland Counties described it as neither spacious nor comfortable, but the court intended it to be only a temporary courthouse. J. W. Buckley contracted the building for $210, but the court needed to borrow $100 to pay him. In September 1839, as plans for the next courthouse progressed, county officials ordered the building and the lot on which it stood sold at the courthouse door to the highest bidder.
At the December term in 1838, the court appointed William Ellis commissioner. His assignment was to draft a plan then let the bid by public auction after giving one month's notice in area newspapers. The court appropriated $3,200 in February 1839 for this two-story, brick building. William S. Pemberton and James A. Richardson apparently shared responsibility for the construction. The courthouse was on the square, facing west. No known illustrations exist.
The third and present courthouse dates from 1875 (Figures 1 and 2). J. T. McAllister, architect, prepared plans for the two-story, brick building with patterned mansard roof. A small, unusual overtop rises above the roof, marking the entry. Decorative brick work and paired brackets enrich the cornice. The building measured 75 by 50 by 30 feet. At the time it was built, there were six offices and a large hall on the first floor; the courtroom, three offices, library, judge and jury rooms were on the second. S. J. Vandiver was superintendent for the county. George Barnes contracted the building. Costs ran slightly over $10,000.
Figure 1Lewis County Courthouse, 1875-. Architect: J. T. McAllister (Courtesy: State Historical Society of Missouri)
Figure 2Lewis County Courthouse, 1875-. (From: postcard, Trenton Boyd collection)
Additions have been made, but they did not significantly alter the original design. Lewis County's is one of the few remaining courthouses in Missouri dating from the 1870s.
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Transfer rumours and paper review – Friday, September 16: New Man City deal for Sergio Aguero, Chelsea plot January move for Lazio star
Here are the top transfer-related stories in Friday's newspapers…
Antonio Conte is ready to go back for Lazio defender Stefan De Vrij in January. Chelsea boss Conte still regards a centre-half as a top transfer priority despite re-signing David Luiz from Paris Saint-Germain for £32million on deadline day. (Daily Mirror)
Sergio Aguero has agreed a one-year contract extension with Manchester City, tying him to the Etihad until 2020, and is targeting Champions League success under Pep Guardiola. (Daily Mirror)
Juventus defender Leonardo Bonucci has admitted he was tempted by the prospect of joining Manchester City in the summer before committing his future to the Italian champions. (Gazzetta dello Sport)
Everton have joined Manchester United in the pursuit of Juventus teenager Grigoris Kastanos. Jose Mourinho has been monitoring the 18-year-old midfielder with a view to making a move for the player either in January or at the end of the season. However, Ronald Koeman thinks he can steal a march on his Premier League rival with the offer of first-team football. (Independent)
Antoine Griezmann is taking his future into his own hands after parting company with his agent in order to represent himself. The headstrong Frenchman turned down a number of offers to leave Madrid this summer and instead signed a new deal with Atletico Madrid. But with a release clause of just €100million, Premier League clubs still see the France international as representing good value for a player of his quality and Manchester United and Chelsea are set to make offers next summer. (Daily Mirror)
Alexis Sanchez will be offered a two year contract extension to keep him at Arsenal until 2020. Arsenal forward Sanchez wants around £200,000-a-week which would make him one of the top earners in the Premier League. (Daily Mirror)
Real Madrid midfielder James Rodriguez is attracting interest from Manchester United, with Zinedine Zidane apparently ready to let the Colombian go. (Don Balon)
Steven Gerrard has revealed he has not discussed a coaching role with Liverpool, but says he gets on 'very well' with boss Jurgen Klopp. The Anfield legend has been touted for a future role with the Reds but insists no contact has been made from the club yet. (Daily Mirror)
Tony Pulis is set for showdown talks with new West Brom owner Guochuan Lai. Pulis' Hawthorns future is in the balance after a war of words with chairman John Williams. (The Sun)
And here are the latest talkSPORT.com headlines…
'Young player worth £20m will go abroad for £400k and come back for £10m' – Top agent spills the beans
Leicester City transfer blow! AC Milan to offer Foxes target M'Baye Niang new contract
Mino Raiola reveals: Zlatan Ibrahimovic wanted to end career at NAPOLI, not Manchester United
Bayern Munich chief reveals how the club stole starlet Renato Sanches away from Manchester United
West Brom BLOW! Palermo interested in Baggies target and ex-Arsenal striker Marouane Chamakh
Manchester City FC transfer news: Pep Guardiola eyeing reunion with Bayern Munich defender Juan Bernat
Swansea FC transfer news: Sotiris Papagiannopoulos links up with Premier League club on trial


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* U.S. policymakers drawing their lines in the sand
* Investors mull the meaning of Fed's 2.0-percent target
By Jonathan Spicer and Ann Saphir
NEW YORK/SAN FRANCISCO, Oct 14 (Reuters) - Will the U.S.
Federal Reserve look the other way if inflation overruns its
Risking the wrath of politicians and the central bank's
hard-won reputation for keeping prices stable, three top Fed
officials are touting plans for boosting employment that
explicitly allow for inflation to run above the Fed's
2.0-percent goal.
Investors are wondering just how high - and for how long -
the Fed may allow inflation to rise to encourage borrowing,
investment and hiring. In theory, more people working means
higher output, which should narrow the gap between what American
workers are currently producing and their potential.
"The Fed's body language clearly says they think the output
gap is huge and that they're willing to take risks on
inflation," said Bluford Putnam, chief economist at futures
exchange operator CME Group.
The Fed reduced official interest rates to near zero almost
four years ago and has since then bought some $2.3 trillion in
securities to boost the economy, taking the central bank deeper
into uncharted policy territory.
With the U.S. economy still recovering only slowly, last
month the Fed said it would keep buying bonds until the labor
market outlook improves "substantially," a move that many
investors expect will boost inflation, currently running below
the 2.0 percent target.
Since the announcement, the central bank's top policymakers
have been busy drawing their lines in the sand.
Minneapolis Fed President Narayana Kocherlakota says he
would tolerate inflation of 2.25 percent, and John Williams of
the San Francisco Fed says he's OK with 2.5 percent. The Chicago
Fed's Charles Evans, considered one of the central bank's most
pro-growth "doves," says he'd hold fast to low rates as long as
the outlook for inflation stayed below 3 percent.
Volatility in bond markets suggests investors are adjusting
their bets as to the true intentions of Fed Chairman Ben
Bernanke and his core of policymakers, and whether they will be
able to control inflation when the time comes.
"I wouldn't be surprised if they let it run to 3.0 percent
for a quarter or two and still rationalize that by saying they
still haven't seen unemployment go down like they want it to,"
said Mike Knebel, portfolio manager specializing in fixed income
at Ferguson Wellman Capital Management in Portland, Oregon.
"Three percent still seems to be a fairly reasonable number
in most people's minds - at least those of us who are old enough
to remember when six percent was considered the norm," he said.


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Arizona Dems hit RGA in gov's race
A day before early ballots are mailed to voters, the Arizona Democratic Party is accusing the Republican Governors Association of violating state election laws through its efforts to keep Gov. Jan Brewer in office.
Republicans, though, quickly dismissed the allegations as pure politics, noting that Brewer's Democratic opponent, Attorney General Terry Goddard, is trailing far behind in the polls.
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"It's completely without merit and something that a state party does when they're completely desperate and have no signs of life," said RGA spokesman Mike Schrimpf. "Nowhere in the complaint did they say we broke the law."
Arizona Democrats told reporters Tuesday that the RGA had failed to register with the state as a political action committee to ensure proper oversight, improperly gave corporate money to a state political committee and solicited money for Brewer's campaign on its website.
As a "clean-elections" candidate, Brewer is not allowed to accept money from outside sources at this point in the campaign, Democrats said. They also accused the governor of coordinating with RGA to promote her campaign, pointing to a Brewer logo that appeared on an RGA website.
Attorneys for the Arizona Democratic Party filed a complaint Tuesday with Secretary of State Ken Bennett, a Republican, and the state's clean elections law commission, calling for an investigation.
"This is another example of Republicans not playing by the rules," Luis Heredia, executive director of the Arizona Democratic Party, said in a conference call with reporters. "We are seeing a trend here."
Schrimpf said he expected the entire complaint to be tossed out.
Responding to specific allegations, he said RGA created a local political action committee in Arizona that's registered with the state, never gave any corporate money to the Arizona PAC and has not spent any money in the governor's race.
Schrimpf added that none of the images of Brewer on RGA's website violated any campaign laws.
Brewer's spokesman, Doug Cole, noted that Democrats rolled out their complaint just a day before early voting begins in Arizona. A Rasmussen Reports poll out Tuesday had Brewer leading Goddard by 16 percentage points, 55 percent to 39 percent.
"They can't govern, they're down by double digits in the gubernatorial race, and their only option is to lawyer up," Cole said. "The complaint is without merit and should be viewed in the political context in which it was filed: at the beginning of early voting in the state of Arizona."


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Beijing, Aug 21 (IANS) Firefighters are racing to put out four new fires which broke out on Friday in the area damaged by the huge explosion that took place on August 12 in Tianjin city of China.
One of the fires began in what the emergency workers called the "tomb of cars", the logistics park in which at least 3,000 automobiles were torched in the two blasts, while the other three fires are in the central blast zone, reported Xinhua.
More than 4,460 soldiers and police officers have been called in to collect thousands of tons of dangerous chemicals and clean the area damaged by the blasts, said Liao Keduo, top military commander of the search and cleanup operation.
The warehouse was storing about 40 substances including around 1,300 tonnes of oxide compounds, mainly potassium nitrate and ammonium nitrate; 500 tonnes of inflammable materials; and 700 tonnes of highly toxic substances, mainly sodium cyanide.
The death toll in the blasts has risen to 116, while another 60 people are missing. About 700 people were hospitalised.


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.- Bishops in Argentina's Salta province criticized a local court ruling banning Catholic religious education in public schools, arguing that it should be available for those who want it.
"We are not saying that all children should be taught the Catholic religion but rather that all children should be allowed to receive religious education, or to opt out of it, according to the decision of their parents," the bishops said on March 5.
In his ruling, appeals court Judge Marcelo Dominguez banned Catholic practices such as classroom prayers, grace before meals, the reading of the Bible and the celebration of Catholic feasts.
The bishops stressed that expression of one's faith privately or publicly is a right that cannot be curtailed as long as it "does not obstruct legitimate activities, such as the functioning of institutions, and does not constitute a imposition or a denial of the rights of others."
"It is the duty of the public school to respect and creatively pass on the culture and identity of a people," the bishops said.
They underscored that parents and children have a right to religious education, and that public schools have a duty to provide it.
"Religious convictions are a positive factor in personal and social life," they said. "In a pluralistic society and within the framework of religious freedom, the contents of religious education in schools should be adapted to the convictions of parents."
The bishops' statement was published by the AICA news agency and was signed by Archbishop Mario Cargnello of Salta, Bishop Marcelo Colombo of Oran, Bishop Mariano Moreno of Cafayate and Bishop Pedro Olmedo Rivero of Humahuaca.


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WASHINGTON, 7 settembre (Reuters) - The U.S. Treasury Department said its Dutch bidding auction of 3-year notes brought these results:
High 0.790 pct
Median 0.746 pct
Low 0.691 pct
Price 99.881642
Accepted at high 25.34 pct
Bid-to-cover ratio 3.21
AMOUNTS TENDERED AND ACCEPTED (dollars)
Total accepted 33,000,124,800
Total public bids tendered 106,042,362,000
Competitive bids accepted 32,961,212,800
Noncompetitive bids accepted 38,912,000
Fed add-ons 357,000,100
Primary Dealer Tendered 72,940,000,000
Primary Dealer Accepted 15,139,105,000
Direct Bidder Tendered 12,677,500,000
Direct Bidder Accepted 3,860,487,800
Indirect Bidder Tendered 20,385,950,000
Indirect Bidder Accepted 13,961,620,000
Issued date Sept. 15, 2010
Maturity date Sept. 15, 2013
CUSIP number 912828NY2
Dutch auctions are also called uniform-price auctions. Successful bidders pay only the price of the lowest accepted bid, rather than the actual price they bid as in a multiple-price auction.
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Doctor confirms previous head injury in murder case
WORTHINGTON -- Susan Duffek, a pediatric radiologist for the x-ray center in Sioux Falls, S.D., said Monday, during testimony at the murder trial of Lisa Shane, she was certain there was evidence of brain injury older than that which occurred on Oct. 28, 2004.
Shane, charged with the second-degree murder of her three-month-old daughter, Ashanta Chavarria, brought the baby to the emergency room on Oct. 28. The child was later transferred by air to Sioux Valley Hospital in Sioux Falls, where she stayed in the intensive care unit until life support was terminated on Nov. 5, 2004.
Shane was arrested for the child's murder in August 2005.
Duffek, one of many doctors and experts who have testified so far, was responsible for reading the CT and MRI scans of the Ashanta's head, brain and thoracic region. She believes the healing rib fractures found on the baby were two to four weeks old, and that the older blood found between the brain and the skull of the child was two or more weeks older than the acute blood from more recent injuries.
"How certain are you about the older blood found on the brain?" asked Assistant Attorney General William Klumpp.
"I'm certain, based on the CT scan," Duffek replied.
During cross-examination, Chief Public Defender James Fleming brought up another doctor's comments from Friday's testimony.
"When Dr. Crosby testified on Friday, he could not say with any degree of medical certainty that a previous brain injury did exist, did you know that?" Fleming asked.
"I did not," Duffek replied.
Klumpp asked Duffek if she had reviewed Shane's description of what had happened to cause the injuries to the baby -- that she and the baby's father had argued, he had shoved her back and she had dropped the baby, who struck her head on a metal futon frame.
"After reviewing Lisa's description, what can you tell us, based on your experience?" Klumpp asked.
"The description does not fit with the amount of force necessary to produce those kinds of injuries," Duffek said.
Ashanta's pediatrician, Candice Nelson, said she had expected the baby to outgrow the physical problems she had due to a premature birth, unlike her older brother Avanta, who she believed would always be a demanding child to care for.
At Ashanta's first check-up after leaving the hospital, Nelson wrote in her case notes, "Mom reports baby is doing extremely well since going home ... a happy and content baby."
Nelson said Shane told her the baby's father was incarcerated because of alcohol-related issues. Nelson said she warned Shane that the father, Jose "Lupe" Chavarria, should not be allowed around the children if he was drinking.
Shane initially told law enforcement she had not seen Chavarria on Oct. 28, the day Ashanta was injured and also the day Chavarria was released from Nobles County Jail. She later said he came to her home shortly after the home health nurse left around 11 a.m., and an argument ensued, resulting in him shoving her and the baby being dropped.
Judi Honermann, the mail carrier in that section of Adrian, testified there was no car in the driveway, and that she saw no one coming or going from the house around 11:30 a.m.
Head Start teacher Linda Hemmert testified Shane's 4-year-old child was in school that day, but couldn't account for an exact time since attendance is taken at lunch instead of upon arrival. Hemmert said the child was in school by 12:45 p.m. at the latest.
Adrian Police Chief Shawn Langseth was one of the officers that executed a search warrant on the Shane residence on Oct. 29. He walked the jury through several photos taken at the home, where not a single thing was out of place -- the beds neatly made, the closets tidy, infant clothing folded and lined up with military precision and clothes hung neatly.
"Everything was very orderly and neat," Langseth said.
The last person to testify Monday was Rosa "Linda" Chavarria, the sister of Jose Chavarria. Linda said she met Shane when she was 12 years old and that they were best friends. In October 2004, she knew her brother was in jail but did not know he was scheduled to be released Oct. 28.
Shane left a message on Linda's voice mail at 10:48 a.m. Oct. 29 stating Ashanta was in the hospital and may not live. In the message, Shane said, "I don't know if ... been able to know if Lupe got out of jail yesterday or not."
Linda said when she asked Shane what had happened she was told Ashanta had a reaction to an RSV shot. Shane asked Linda at the hospital if she had spoken to her brother, which Linda had not.
When asked during cross-examination if Shane wanted Lupe to come to the hospital, Linda said, "She knew he couldn't, so, no."
The trial is scheduled to continue all week. Jose Chavarria is expected to testify today.


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Puerto Rican cuisine is known for its humble character, a blend of flavors from the European Spanish, Native Americans and imported Africans who settled this American commonwealth. Here in Marin, "la comida criolla" — the food of Puerto Rico — is synony-mous with the Sol Food restaurants and their co-owner and chef, Sol Hernandez. A San Rafael institution for 10 years, Sol Food recently opened an outpost in Mill Valley. Like its well-established big sisters up north, it has a kinetic energy, a welcoming spirit and a line out the door.
"We call the line person the head cheerleader," says Mill Valley's general manager, Tina Ford. And cheer they must. The new locale, in the nook of a space behind the Marin Theater Company where Second Breakfast once was, necessitates a wrangler to manage the line outside, prevent bottlenecks and allow the steady flow of customers and staff to move through at a clip.
The menu is virtually identical to that of the San Rafael locations. Though Mill Valley does not yet have a rotisserie or espresso and none of the locations serve alcohol, the well-known and well-regarded soups, salads, combination plates and all things plantain are here. Even the day's specials are the same.
Launch your Amero-Caribbean adventure with sopa de lentejas ($4.95 for 8 ounces). Made with Spanish lentils and cubes of pumpkin, the medium-bodied, vegan broth was mildly flavored, enhanced with a sprinkle of cilantro. Ensalada con pollo ($8.95,small), marinated with oregano and garlic, had a peppery character, the tender chicken enlivened with house-pickled onions and an avocado wedge served in-shell, island-style.
Sunday's special, pernil, pasteles y arroz con gandules ($12.95), is Hernandez's take on a rice-based stew or gumbo, a dish found in every island home. Mildly seasoned pork leads the charge, wrapped with squash and green plantains into a riqeño tamale, and, alongside, cubed with red rice, olives, peppers and pigeon peas. Served on a wide plate, the ample portion is comfort food at its most elemental.
While waiting to place your order, take notice of the red and black portrait on the entryway wall. Painted by Marin resident and artist Belle Marko, the woman portrayed is Hernandez's grandmother, Conchita. "She is our guardian angel," says Ford. Conchita casts her gaze on a brightly lit community table, counter seating along the window and a few outdoor tables. Colorful doors line the back wall, above which a narrow shelf holds pitchers and jugs. Metal bins at the center of each table hold silverware, napkins and Hernandez's famous hot sauce. Food arrives quickly and plates are removed promptly; the numerous servers and expediters keep things moving. Chilly metal chairs are perhaps another signal that lingering is for the brave and warm-limbed.
But linger you should for there are plantains to be had. Order them on their own as maduros ($4.75 for five) or add sweet and succulent plantains to a plate of camarones empanizados ($14.45 for three). Enveloped in finely diced green plantains, the butterflied white tiger shrimp were pan-fried to a burnished gold but lacked flavor. A squeeze of lime or a dip in the accompanying cilantro-lime sauce helped. Smashed tostones con mojo ($3.95 for three) make a fine replacement for more familiar tortillas, the garlic and olive oil dressing softening the naturally dry character of the low-moisture green plantain. Recognizing the arid nature of this dietary staple, mofongo ($5.95), a tower of fried green plantain topped with olive oil, garlic and flaky salt, was served with a side of chicken broth. Scoop a bit of the fortress onto a spoon and dip into the broth for the full effect.
In Mill Valley, Sol Food is much the same — menu, décor, service — as in San Rafael. The large parking lot makes the plantain pilgrimage that much easier. Now about that line ...
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Address: 401 Miller St. at La Goma, Mill Valley
Phone: 380-1986
Website: http://solfood restaurant.com
Cuisine: Classic Puerto Rican with a Marin twist
Service: Counter
Noise level: Loud
Recommended items: Mofongo, tostones con mojo, sopa de lentejas, ensalada con pollo
Liquor selection: N/A
Corkage: N/A
Heart-healthy and vegetarian selections: Yes
Gluten-free selections: Yes
Dog friendly: Yes
Wheelchair access: Yes
Parking: Lot
Hours: 11:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. Mondays to Saturdays, 11:30 a.m. to 8 p.m., Sundays
Credit cards: Visa and MasterCard
Prices: $10 to $18
Reservations: No
Summary: A San Rafael institution for 10 years, Sol Food recently opened an outpost in Mill Valley. Like its well-established big sisters up north, it has a kinetic energy, a welcoming spirit and a line out the door. Chef and co-owner Sol Hernandez's signature tostones and mofongo, salads and combination plates are all here.


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I initially had this as a tea to go, and I found it kind of weak, but I usually do find them weak, so I decided to get myself a small amount to try at home, as I always love smelling it at the shops, and have been debating on getting a tin while they still have some.
So today, I was working at my downtown store, on my own, and they have to keep at least one door open all the time to attract people. As it is cool out today, despite glorious blue skies most of the day, I knew I was gonna need some tea, and they have a kitchen with a kettle downstairs, so I brought my pouch of this tea, a small container of raw brown sugar, and a small container of milk along with my steeper. I knew they had mugs of all sorts there, so I was alright on that front.
On to the tea…
I used 3 tsp and shorter steeping times, and got multiple brews, though by the fourth, it was pretty weak. I did use milk and sugar the first few times, and no milk (other than what was left in the tea in the mug) after that. I can't say I get the carrot cake flavour, but I can say that the flavour I get is quite pleasant and warming. I guess what throws me off is the coconut. I think that I am missing a spice and a raisin component in the tea. I have a little left, and I am going to try this sans milk and see how it goes.
I do like this tea, and I think I might get the special tin of it, though I really don't know where I'd put it…I have so little space in my kitchen.


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EA will be showing off the latest installment of DICE's acclaimed Battlefield series within the next few months, the company revealed in an earnings call last night.
Frank Gibeau, president of EA labels said that while the publisher isn't ready to go into specifics, more information will be coming along within the 90 days or so. That puts it in April, at the longer end of things.
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A CONTROVERSIAL scheme for 16 'affordable' homes in Carnforth has been given the green light by a planning inspector.
Plans for the homes behind the cemetery on Back Lane, were thrown out by Lancaster City Council in March last year as the Environment Agency identified the area as being at risk of flooding.
The scheme also met opposition from local people worried about increased traffic and noise, the number of homes and the flood risk.
But a Government-appointed planning inspector has ruled that the development can go ahead, provided a new culvert is built to house the main stream running through the land.
Carnforth Mayor Coun Carolyn Higginson said: "People were not happy with the original application. We welcome the conditions attached to the appeal regarding flood defence, but residents still don't think this will work."


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This is one big powerful smoke! It's certainly a beautifully made and asthetically marvelous piece of work. Like a big red wine, this is going to need some time to mature I think. I gave mine a couple months in the humidor before trying them, but I think they will need about 6 months to come of their own. At first this is a big somewhat bitter smoke, but with hints of a very full complex flavor underneath. However the bitterness almost overpowers the richness. A wrestling match ensued. Which one of us was going to win? I gave it about 15 minutes and it really started to soften and allow the full richness to come through. By halfway, it was really a great smoke, complex and full bodied and a real mouthful. The ash was long, firm, a bit rough and almost black, indicating the possible need for more aging. The burn was extremely uneven, even with touching up. I had runners a half inch deep which continued to the end. I would guess with 6 months or more in a humidor, this will be a more balanced smoke and better from beginning to end.
I feel that the taste is good in the start then to a spicy to bitter, although it is a dark cigar it is inconsistent to the burn. A comparrison is the ONXY Reserve Toro or the Romeo & Julieta(maduro)Reserve, those cigars are the two to compare and the C.A.O. Mx2 is another. Good cigar but no banana.
I have been enjoying the Excalibur 1066 Dark Knight for the past year now. It is very rich in flavor and enjoyable throughout the day!
The burn on the Black Night cigar is superb!! Even and clean the ash holds together great!And as far as taste goes this is definatly the worlds finest!! This cigar is outstanding and well priced what more can you ask for?
I bought these originally because of the Excalibur 1066 lore, a good customer rating, and the price. However, I love these cigars. Great draw, great flavor. I did have a problem occasionally with one or two of the cigars unraveling, but overall great cigar, especially when they did NOT unravel. Some folks complained about the oily, leathery feel, but that did not bother me. In fact, it's a plus. With a name like "Dark Knight" did you expect a feathery light strawberry taste?
A guy at work brought me one of these back from his lunch break. I smoked it that night and ordered a box the next day! IMO this smoke is great in every respect!
Had one this weekend in Bay City,Mi @ Timothy's fine tobacco's and it is one awesome gar, simply one of the nicest gars I've smoked. Hands down....Wish I could fill my humi with these!
This was a great cigar, up until the halfway point. Smooth with a slight sweetness to the aftertaste, then once I hit halfway it turned bitter. First half was worth it though, will buy again.
The Dark Knight has an exceptional wrapper, beautifully dark, with a oily sheen that leaves your fingertips feeling silky from just holding one of these cigars, try rubbing your fingertips together after handling one of these and you will feel what I mean. The Knight is solid, who ever heard of a soft-mushy knight anyway? The draw is good and the burn is acceptable, though I have experienced some uneven qualities. The taste....well, have you just finished a big dinner ? Or perhaps you are enjoying some fine liquer? That everyday smoke that you enjoyed so much after a light lunch this afternoon on the patio suddenly is like puffing on a piece of Melba toast? Maybe it's time to call in the Dark Knight, he'll save the day. Just don't give one to a Mac smoker, but if you do, take his car keys first
This was an excellent cigar. First the taste was great, for a dark cigar it was quite smooth. The burn was perfectly even and the construction was solid. Solid construction can mean that it was wrapped to tightly but this wasn?t the case in my opinion. Great cigar!
If Hoyo ever stops production of this line. Handsdown, this is my go-to cigar.. This is a very flavorful and smooth tasting cigar that looks amazing (very dark with tooth..) It produces a great smokey aroma that is very pleasant.. Reasonably priced for year long enjoyment too!


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I admit it…every time I'm near a Coke display I check to see if there are any names I know. It's been a brilliant campaign. This couple took the "Share a Coke" idea and turbocharged it. Click to see the most creative baby announcement of the year?
They also brilliantly left a link to their registry. I think this baby is going to be WELL taken care of.


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Utilizing technology to learn is becoming the "norm" in our rapidly changing society. Never before in the history of the world has it been so easy to simply get in touch with information. Engaging students in the learning process using technology is a method that can both capture their attention and inspire a deeper participation in the process.
This is true for SAT and ACT preparations and testing as well. Many types of students respond positively to computer based teaching methods. In some cases, students really enjoy using software programs to learn rather than just listening to lectures. Digital learning platforms often offer more immediate data on progress as well. And the allure of new technology is something that many students need just to keep themselves focused and engaged.
Any way you look at it, students and technology are moving forward hand in hand.
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An endless number of studies have taken a close look at how students learn. Parents, teachers and employers are looking for ways to engage and hold the attention of teens. Technology is a major focal point for this age group. This is apparent to anyone observing teens today as they juggle apps for nearly everything known to man (include SAT and ACT test prep) on their smartphones between classes, or during any other free moment of the day.
Their fascination with technology may just be their golden ticket to success with standardized test prep. Engaging online classes, video conferencing and real-time progress monitoring appeal to these technical teens. Information is the highway to...well anywhere. And if students understand that they can use technology to improve their SAT or ACT test scores, they will engage.
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Being lost in a sea of confusing information while sitting in the back of the class is a classic experience for students. Online learning significantly reduces the possibility of that happening. Students must engage with the computer (or smartphone) itself to make any progress. A basic level of engagement and navigation through an online class is already better than being lost in a daydream in the back of the class.
Online resources are vast and at the fingertips of these students. They are very technologically savvy, which makes engaging their attention even easier with apps and digital platforms. Again, getting their attention is half the battle. And they are always hungry for something new, so new technological advances by online test prep programs will keep them interested.
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For SAT and ACT test prep specifically, there are a myriad of online tools available, in addition to classes. There are practice tests, of course, that have the accompanying scoring guides given by the College Board itself, and other test prep companies. And the College Board's test simulator and online checklists help students organize their study preparations online. In addition, Method Test Prep's own solution can help students engage with test material with their computers. Students + technology can equal better test scores, especially for those students who are conscious of the opportunities online learning offers.
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One father said he had never learned to hug his 14-year-old daughter because he always had a gun in his belt. After his visit with her, and their first hug, he felt like he was in heaven. Another father told the group that the visit was the first time he had ever held his seven-month-old son. A third father was visited by his three children and told his five-year-old son to take care of the two younger children. He heard later, from the son's mother, that he was helping out more around the house.
These reports are from fathers, detained in a Baltimore federal holding facility, who have just had a contact visit with their children. They have attended fathering groups I have been co-leading since 2011 at the facility, a former maximum security prison. Many federal facilities have visitation rooms, often cafeterias or gymnasiums, where visitations take place and parents can hug their children. This uniquely designed facility only has a few very small "lawyer" rooms where pre-trial preparation occurs. In order for the fathers to have a contact visit (visits usually occur with a glass wall between parent and child), they have to complete the four week fathering group.
Over 300 fathers have come through the group. They have ranged in age from early 20s to late 50s and represent all the races on the earth. Some have fathered one young baby; others multiple children from different mothers. A few are grandfathers. What they have in common is their desire for a contact visit with their children, by far the most significant reason for coming to the group, and their desire to learn more about how to father.
After the fathers complete the third week, they can schedule a visit and then report about the experience at the fourth and final session. Many of the fathers should be in a year- long group but running such a lengthy enterprise would preclude other fathers from being served and getting visitation.
At yesterday's group, the fourth session, one father said that seeing and holding his children was a deterrent to committing crimes – it made him want to stay in the community and be with his children when he was released. Other fathers talked about how emotional for their children and for them the visits were. Children were crying and clinging to dads when their time was up and they had to leave. Fathers said they had to put back on their mask before returning to their pod, a reference to not being able to look weak in front of other men.
Our position as group leaders is that fathers should stay in contact with their children no matter where they are. For the few hours that they attend group, they are no longer just detainees with a federal number – they are fathers. Father's Day comes once a year but we are hoping the chance to talk with other fathers in a group setting, to exchange ideas about how to father while being incarcerated, and to talk about feelings of loss will push the dads to embrace the fathering role to its fullest capacity every day.


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Hi, I need help to findinformation on my great uncle Henry Monk. I am not sure that he ever married but there is a chance that he did and my have had a family. I do know it to be a fact that he was living in Texon, Texas at the time of my gand fathers Thomas Dewitt Monk's funeral on December 5, 1935 in Correctionville, Iowa.I do not know it to be a fact but he may have been born in Mo, or Indiana.I will be greatful for any help i can get. Thank you.Mary Jo
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" Brand: Fisher Price / Age: 6 months / Type: Play Mats & Gyms "
The Fisherprice table top play mat is designed to encourage young children to eat at the table, it is made up of a wipe clean central mat and 2 outer blue sections which feature a range of stimulating toys including spinning beads, a flip button revealing a small mirror, a slide switch, click switch and more.... it's combination of bright colours, textures and different sounds provide a great combination of sensory experiences, fun and the ability to develop and improve hand/eye skills. Under each of the blue sections is a large orange suction cup which allows the mat to stick to the table or desired surface without it slipping around or being picked up and thrown by an over excited baby or toddler, these 2 cups also stick together allowing you to fold down the center mat between them making it more compact for easy storage.
At 8 months old Jack isn't old enough to eat at the table however we do pull his highchair up to the table during meal times, while the suction cups do attach the mat to the highchair tray it is far too long to fit properly and works better if you only fix one end to the tray and let the other end dangle however I'm not a huge fan of toys at the meal table, after all the table at dinner time is a place for eating, maybe chatting about your day with the family not a place for playing and so I've never used it for Jack in that sense, while it may have been designed to encourage young children to eat at the table I know it would simply prove to be a distraction for Jack and he's already tricky enough to feed as he's so nosy and too busy watching everyone else to concentrate on eating.
While Jack was still unable to sit unaided we used the mat to encourage him to spend time on his tummy, he's never been fond of tummy time but the toy encouraged him to push himself upwards, reaching out to play with all the different features, while he still isn't fond of being on his tummy it does encourage him to stay there longer which will undoubtedly help in preparing him for the crawling stage. Now he's older and more confident sitting unaided we simply lay the mat out in front of him to play with, he'll happily stretch out for the toy which helps him gain in strength and balance.
While I may not use the mat in the way it was intended I can see how it could be a lifeline for people who's little ones are particularly reluctant to sit at the meal table, it is very brightly coloured and bound to catch the attention of a small child, with sections on the mat depicting a place for the bowl and cutlery it could also help in teaching the child a little meal time etiquette in regards to where everything gets set, and the outer toys will keep them entertained when they've finished eating, stopping them becoming bored and encouraging them to stay at the table with the family rather then wanting to rush off or disrupt everyone else, the image of the plate even features brightly coloured fruits starting off the encouragement to eat healthily from a very early age. The whole toy is wipe clean which is absolutely perfect for a toy designed for use at meal times, younger children aren't always the tidiest eaters and there are bound to be the occasional drip, spill or assault from sticky fingers.
Jack will play with the toy happily for long periods of time, being very young his attention span is quite short and he'll usually go from toy to toy but he always enjoys playing with the mat especially flipping open the mirror section and batting it back down again. One fun way to encourage him to explore the toys is to pop a treat, some grapes or similar in the section with the pop open lid, he can obviously see his reward but has to work out how to reach it, it's wonderful watching him work out how to get to the fruit and then see him enjoy his success.
We were given the toy as a gift and while Jack does enjoy playing with it I wouldn't have bought it myself, simply because it's a dinner time toy and I try and keep a "no toys at the table" rule, it would hardly be fair on the older children to be taught one set of rules and manners and then Jack to be given another. It is however a fun toy for youngsters and is very good quality, I would certainly recommend it even if we don't use it in the regular way.
The mat can be found in toy stores such as Toys R Us and from other Fisherprice stockists in the range of ten pounds, which is pretty reasonable considering all the features and potential benefits.
Make meal time easy with fun activities with this take-along format. The placemat remains securely in place with two suction cups at both sides.


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Middleton, Wisconsin (PressExposure) May 09, 2011 -- Springs Window Fashions is one of the first Wisconsin building supply firms to earn Green Professional status under the WI Sustainable Business Council's Green Masters Program. As a Green Professional, Springs Window Fashions has performed actions in each of nine "sustainability areas", and has earned more than 100 points.
"Sustainability has become a keystone to the Springs business model," says Tom Eggert, Executive Director of the WI Sustainable Business Council. Springs Window Fashions is a manufacturer of window treatments that help their customers meet or exceed LEED specifications. "Their window treatments have been helping customers go green for over a decade, but it's the changes they've made within their own systems and energy use which really prove their dedication to sustainability."
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