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They're pretty much crazy about each other. At least that's what web-only gadget retailer ThinkGeek Inc. says about apparel maker and online merchant ScotteVest Inc., and vice versa.
The two companies target the same customer demographic—mainly young to middle-aged males enamored with the latest technology—but they don't compete with each other. That's made it possible for the two retailers to work together to sell online for the last two years. ScotteVest, No. 621 in the Internet Retailer Second 500 Guide, supplies ThinkGeek, No. 175 in the Top 500 Guide, with its travel vests, coats and other gear with pockets specifically designed for iPads, iPhones, passports, cameras and other gadgets and travel accessories.
The relationship has worked so well, the merchants both say, that they have decided to co-brand a product dubbed the Tropiformer jacket. The item has 22 pockets, including one called the Quick Draw pocket, which allows a consumer to access his smartphone directly through the translucent pocket material, without having to take his phone out of the jacket.
ScotteVest has been eager to work more with ThinkGeek, as ThinkGeek's customers have historically been loyal, engaged on social networks and good at getting word out about the ScotteVest brand. "We have a lot of customers that come to us and say they heard about us from ThinkGeek," says ScotteVest founder and CEO Scott Jordan. "Their customers are some of the best out there—their return rate is very low, they share our sense of humor and don't complain."
For ThinkGeek, ScotteVest products have done well, and the merchant is looking to expand in the apparel category.
"We're seeing a continual increase in apparel sales at ThinkGeek.com, and it's becoming an even more significant part of our product mix and total site revenue," Zimmerman says. "The relationship we have with ScotteVest has helped cement that, and with the way our customers have responded to their products, we're looking to double the amount of ScotteVest sales over 2012."
On the Tropiformer product detail page at ThinkGeek.com shoppers will see, "We love ScotteVest's clothing so much that they decided to make an exclusive jacket just for us! The Tropiformer Jacket has the features you know and love if you're a fan of Scottevest outerwear, but it is made of a super lightweight material that's perfect for summer travel."
Since the Tropiformer launch on ThinkGeek about two months ago, the product has garnered 665 Likes on Facebook and 20 shares on Twitter, 25 on Pinterest and 30 on Google+.


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What is a windshield washer pump and where is it located?
The windshield washer pump is a pump driven by a small electric motor. It is usually found attached to the washer fluid reservoir, whose location can vary depending on the vehicle but can usually be found near the radiator. Occasionally, the washer pump is found connected to the wiper motor, which is located below the windshield wipers under a cowl.
If you drive on dirt roads or live somewhere that sees plenty of road salt, then you're probably familiar with your windshield washer pump's purpose. The washer pump is responsible for pumping washer fluid from the windshield washer reservoir, which stores the fluid. From there, it goes through hoses to the washer nozzles that spray the fluid onto the windshield. Then, thanks to the wiper blades (and the numerous other parts of the wiper system that connect to and power the movement of the blades) that "wipe" the fluid all over your windshield, you are able to wash the dirt and gunk off of your windshield and clean it. This is not only convenient in how it lets you clean your windshield without having to stop and squeegee it off at every gas station along your trip, but also essential in how it maintains your visibility for avoiding road hazards.
The entire process is put into motion via the vehicle's windshield wiper switch, which is located on the side of the steering column. The switch activates the windshield washer pump, which pumps the washer fluid from the reservoir to the washer nozzles, and the movement of the vehicle's wipers. All of this allows you to maintain a clean windshield and a clear line of vision while you drive. Many of these are multi-function levers that also include dials and switches to activate other systems—like fog lights, for example. The lever connects to a switch inside the steering column that contains the circuitry that sends the driver's input to the wiper motor and washer pump. Some assemblies combine the lever and switch into one unit.
Some SUVs, vans, and wagons also have rear window wipers and a rear window washer pump. Frequently, in these systems, one washer fluid reservoir is used, with two pumps attached to it.
How do I know if my windshield washer pump needs to be replaced?
If you activate the windshield washer and no fluid sprays out, or the spray is weak, then it might be time to start thinking about replacing your windshield washer pump. There are other problems which can inhibit the flow of washer fluid, so it may be best to check the whole washer system. Make sure that the nozzles aren't clogged and that the hoses aren't crimped, leaking, or blocked. Make sure that the washer fluid reservoir is full and not leaking. One way to isolate the washer pump as the source of the problem is to try to run it with the car or truck on but the engine off. This will allow you to hear whether or not the windshield washer pump motor is working. If the washer pump motor isn't running, you could use a voltmeter to check that it is receiving current. If you're getting proper voltage to the pump when the windshield wiper switch is activated but no fluid is flowing through the system, it's time to replace your washer pump.
There are a number of factors that can contribute to washer pump failure. Over time, the seals inside the pump can dry out and cause the pressure to drop and not allow a proper spray. They can also seize and fail if run without washer fluid too often. Using water rather than washer fluid can also damage internal pump parts. The water may freeze and expand in cold weather, damaging the pump. It's also possible to burn out the windshield washer pump motor through very frequent use. This unfortunately means that the drivers who most need a working washer pump are more likely to have a broken one. Trying to run the pump without wiper fluid can also burn out the washer motor. A car accident may also rattle the windshield washer fluid pump and damage its internal components.
Can I replace a windshield washer pump myself?
Fortunately, getting your windshield wiper pump back in working condition should be within the reach of a do-it-yourselfer. You will most likely have to remove the washer fluid reservoir. Assuming your reservoir is in good condition, you'll just have to attach the new pump to the reservoir and reinstall the reservoir.
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Other Names: None
Location: Clay County
Campaign: Marmaduke's Second Expedition into Missouri (1863)
Date(s): May 1-2, 1863
Principal Commanders: Brig. Gen. William Vandever [US]; Brig. Gen. John S. Marmaduke [CS]
Forces Engaged: 2nd Division, Army of the Frontier and force under command of Brig. Gen. John McNeil [US]; Marmaduke's Cavalry Division [CS]
Estimated Casualties: Unknown
Description: Union Brig. Gen. William Vandever pursued Brig. Gen. John S. Marmaduke to Chalk Bluff, where the Confederates hoped to cross the St. Francis River. To ford the river, Marmaduke established a rearguard that received heavy punishment on May 1-2. Although most of Marmaduke's raiders crossed the St. Francis River, they suffered heavy casualties and therefore ended the expedition.
Result(s): Confederate tactical victory (The results, however, forced Marmaduke to end his expedition, making this a Union strategic victory.)
CWSAC Reference #: AR007
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This week, the Friendly Planet Travel office is abuzz over one word: AFRICA. And considering the deals we just ironed out, there's no wonder why.
Africa is perhaps the last great vacation frontier for travelers. It isn't that people haven't been traveling to Africa, but for several reasons — mainly political unrest and cost — many who would want to enjoy the beauty and diversity of Africa choose other destinations first.
However, trends are changing, and more people are discovering that Africa, as a continent, offers a vast array of treasures for the traveler who likes to mix nature and adventure with relaxation.
Stay tuned this week, as I feature some of our most incredible Africa adventures, starting with South Africa!
For the adventure seeker, South Africa is one of the world's most magnificent natural settings to explore. But as with many of our destinations, it has always been incredibly expensive to get there.
With our new 12-day South African Explorer tour for $2,799, travelers get the chance to visit modern, vibrant Cape Town — one of the world's hot new destinations for style, night life, and unforgettable scenery — as well as cosmopolitan Johannesburg, South Africa's largest metropolis.
Then, it's into the wild for a visit to several of the country's lush game reserves in search of the "Big Five" — lions, African elephants, Cape buffalo, leopards, and black rhinos. Vacationers will even spend a night at a traditional rural village, where you'll be treated to warm, welcoming South African hospitality.
And while you're in South Africa, why not take advantage of your already-included international airfare to visit Victoria Falls, a UNESCO World Heritage site and one of the world's most spectacular natural wonders. Passengers taking the pre-tour extension will depart the U.S. four days before the scheduled departure date.
On this optional extension, travelers experience the power and majesty of the largest curtain of falling water in the world. The tour also crosses over to the Zimbabwe side of the falls, and ends in Johannesburg, where you'll meet up with the remaining group members as you depart for the full South African Adventure.
Join us in South Africa, and see why this destination is fast becoming one of the most popular in the world. It's a vacation of a lifetime, at a price you won't believe. But don't wait too long to reserve your spot, because space is limited and will go very quickly.
Have a look at the Friendly Planet Travel Web site for the full South African Adventure itinerary, as well as the Victoria Falls optional extension itinerary.


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The New England Patriots typically bring a ton of veteran wide receivers into training camp, and then let them battle it out for a roster spot. On Thursday, they brought another familiar name aboard.
The team announced the signing of former Minnesota Vikings wide receiver Michael Jenkins. Details of the contract were not made public.
Jenkins caught 40 passes last season and has averaged 40 per year over the last three seasons as the ultimate possession receiver for the Vikings and Atlanta Falcons.
We say "ultimate" in the sense that Jenkins can't break big plays anymore, not in the sense that he's one of the best possession receivers in football. (Like, say, Wes Welker.) A former first-round draft pick, Jenkins is nearing the end of the line for his career.
Jenkins has a chance to make the Patriots' roster because they are thin at wide receiver, with Danny Amendola and Donald Jones currently atop the depth chart. We'd expect the Patriots to keep adding veterans and potentially a rookie or two in April.
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Reed Krakoff, Miss Dior, Chanel, and the Best of Fall 2013 Ad Campaigns
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We can hardly believe we're saying it, but Fall is just around the corner. Thankfully, the transition into cooler weather has been made that much easier (and more beautiful!) due to the stunning designer campaigns. Whether they're the surrealist scenes of floating Chanel models or more intimate shots of J. Mendel's luxe toppers, there's an overwhelming feeling that Fall will reinvent the word excitement.
Even the quieter images capture a sense of intrigue — like Cara Delevingne's curious campaign for Mulberry (her costar is an owl) and her appearance in Saint Laurent's campaign, where her seaward gaze can only be described as wistful, keeping us pointed to the cooler months ahead.
Get a look at all the campaigns, here in the gallery.
— Additional reporting by Jennifer Michalski and John Soper


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Nearly half the women on our list run huge companies—a record. And all are working hard to transform their businesses.
By Caroline Fairchild, Beth Kowitt, Colleen Leahey, and Anne VanderMey, with additional reporting by Michal Lev-Ram and Patricia Sellers
More CEOs, more industries, more power, more challenges. That's the story of Fortune's 2014 ranking of the 50 Most Powerful Women in Business, which features an all-time record of 24 large-company CEOs in its pages. Our women are leading—and in many cases pushing through difficult transformations—in heavy industries such as tech, energy, defense, and autos. Ginni Rometty, No. 1 for the third time running, continues to retool IBM. No. 2, Mary Barra, must fix General Motors from the inside out. And Marillyn Hewson, the CEO of Lockheed Martin and our fourth-ranked woman, is looking beyond defense for growth. Today eight of our top 10 MPW lead large industrial, tech, and consumer products companies.
It's a long way from our original 1998 list, on which, we noted at the time, most members "came from industries with a premium on creativity," such as advertising, media, and publishing, with "no top women at blue-chip firms." Creativity is still a requirement for success, of course, but you no longer have to work in a "creative" industry to advance as a woman. Another common denominator is change: Seven of our top 50 were named to their jobs in the past year, and nine are newcomers to the list. That suggests more turnover at the upper echelons of business—which, it's fair to say, is a very good thing for a whole lot of powerful women. —Jennifer Reingold
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Rosenberg, Warner Named Teagle Fellows• February 16, 2012 Share:
The Great Lakes Colleges Association (GLCA) has announced the appointment of two Wabash College faculty members – Dr. Warren Rosenberg (English) and Dr. Richard Warner (History) – as GLCA Teagle Pedagogy Fellows.
Rosenberg and Warner are among 20 Fellows chosen through a selective process of nomination and application. They are distinguished not just by their knowledge of research on human learning and pedagogical technique, but also by their strong interest in working with faculty colleagues within and across GLCA member colleges to enhance liberal arts teaching and learning.
Teagle Pedagogy Fellows will have key roles in the development of a new consortial program, called the GLCA Lattice for Pedagogical Research and Practice, created with funding from the Teagle Foundation. These Fellows will engage with interested faculty members on their own campuses and at other GLCA colleges, helping to generate heightened interest and momentum in exploring different modes of pedagogy to enhance student learning and achievement.
"The GLCA Lattice Project is very important," said Gary A. Phillips, Dean of the College at Wabash. "Warren and Rick will well-represent their faculty colleagues and the College in the pedagogical effort. Both believe strongly in the centrality of teaching and of the ongoing work of becoming better teachers. Both are collaborators by nature. And both have the aptitude for working with faculty in ways that brings out the best in those around them — all to the benefit of students."
The GLCA Lattice project will connect interested faculty on a given campus to a larger consortial community of interest centered on liberal arts teaching and learning. The Teagle Pedagogy Fellows will help achieve this result in part through a series of campus, regional, and consortial colloquies on pedagogical research and practice. These events will draw together faculty members from different colleges to compare challenges and consider approaches that hold promise in improving learning in the liberal arts, within and across academic disciplines.
Professor of English Warren Rosenberg (above right) has been an active leader in Wabash's teaching and learning initiatives throughout his career. He is in his 32nd year on the Wabash faculty after earning his undergraduate degree in English from Brooklyn, his master's degree from Michigan, and his Ph.D. from the City University of New York.
Associate Professor of History Rick Warner (left) joined the Wabash faculty in 1999. He earned his undergraduate degree in history from the University of Vermont, and received a bachelor's degree, master's, and Ph.D. from the University of California-Santa Cruz. He is well known for his innovative teaching style, interdisiciplinary teaching, and immersion learning courses.
In face-to-face as well as follow-up digital exchanges, GLCA Teagle Fellows will serve as resources and sounding boards to help other faculty members consider potential approaches to enhance teaching, and in some cases to support formal projects that apply principles from research on learning to the design and implementation of alternative pedagogies. The dialogue among Fellows and their GLCA colleagues will provide a mutual benefit as faculty members of several campuses work to enrich the state of thinking and exploration in liberal arts pedagogy.
GLCA's President, Richard Detweiler, notes that "Our vision for this pilot program is to establish the foundation for a sustaining GLCA center for pedagogical research and practice. We are confident that the skills and knowledge our Teagle Pedagogy Fellows bring to this collaborative initiative will help us achieve that goal."


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The American public is slowly but steadily regaining confidence in corporate America with people now viewing corporate America more positively than they did before the start of the economic decline in 2008, according to the 2014 Harris Poll Reputation Quotient™ (RQ™) study. Now in its 15th year, the RQ Study surveyed more than 18,000 members of the U.S. general public to measure the reputations of the 60 most visible companies in the country across the six dimensions of corporate reputation—emotional appeal, financial performance, products and services, social responsibility, vision and leadership, and workplace environment.
A complete ranking of the 60 Most Visible Companies as well as additional insights into this year's results and findings can be found in the 15th Annual RQ Summary Report.


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PANTONE'S® Color of the Year: Bright, Beautiful & ExpressiveSunday, 26 January 2014 11:19
If you're anything like us, these long, gray winter days leave you yearning for a colorful pick-me-up. Thankfully, the Pantone Color Institute's® 2014 Color of the Year has been announced, and we're confident it will warm and inspire you with its soft, saturated splendor.
Remodeling with Tracy & Tony: Revolving DoorTuesday, 17 July 2012 23:00
Tracy and Tony are remodeling their 112-year-old Victorian home's kitchen. Previously, Tracy told us about her old kitchen's problems, the realities of remodeling, and in the fourth installment of Remodeling with Tracy and Tony, she fills us in on the final makeover of her new kitchen.
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In the third installment of Remodeling with Tracy and Tony, Dayna Waldman--the Smartrooms kitchen designer behind this remodel--gives us her perspective on what to expect when remodeling, design tips for empty nesters and the remodel process for Tracy and Tony.
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SAN FRANCISCO — Jack in the Box franchisee Kobra Associates, Inc., which operates about 70 restaurants in Northern and Eastern California, violated federal law by allowing a manager at its Paradise, Calif., store to sexually harass female employees under his supervision, according to a federal lawsuit filed yesterday by the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC).
According to the EEOC's lawsuit, the harassment by the Jack in the Box restaurant manager included frequent remarks about female employees' anatomy and unwelcome sexual advances and innuendos. The agency's investigation found that he would refer to women as "bitches," "sluts" and "whores," as well as ogle and touch them inappropriately. Despite complaints, including messages left with Jack in the Box's ethics hotline, the EEOC says, the company failed to take corrective action. Faced with ongoing harassment after a year of raising the issue to the company through multiple avenues, one woman was forced to resign in order to escape the targeted attention of the restaurant manager, the EEOC said.
Sexual harassment violates Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. The EEOC filed suit (EEOC v. Kobra Associates, Inc. d/b/a Jack in the Box) in U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of California only after first attempting to reach a voluntary pre-litigation settlement. The EEOC is seeking monetary relief, including emotional distress and punitive damages, on behalf of the women affected by the harassment, in addition to injunctive relief to prevent a recurrence of this type of discrimination.
EEOC Regional Attorney William R. Tamayo noted, "With a tight job market, it is especially vital that the EEOC protect the rights of all employees to work in an environment free from sexual harassment or other illegal forms of harassment. The pressure on workers to keep whatever job they have does not ease the responsibility of employers to take every complaint of harassment seriously."
EEOC San Francisco District Director Michael Baldonado said, "As they say, 'Don't put a fox in to guard a henhouse.' Employers, make sure you can trust your supervisors to enforce your anti-harassment stance, and check that the channels for employees to report harassment problems don't short-circuit just because a harasser has influence in the chain of command."
The EEOC enforces federal laws prohibiting employment discrimination. Further information about the EEOC is available on its web site at www.eeoc.gov.


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WHAT IT IS: The 2012 adopted budget for the city of Newton's administration department. The department includes the city commission, city clerk, city manager, finance department, human resources and information technology.
DEPARTMENT STATS: The various divisions within the administration department serve a variety of functions: - City commission: Composed of five members, who select one member to serve as mayor each year. The commission sets policies for the city. - City manager: Carries out the commission's policies and goals; directs day-to-day operations of the city; hires and fires personnel; and supplies the commission with information to aid in decision-making. - City clerk: Serves as the record keeper of city commission proceedings and actions, as well as city records (ordinances, resolutions, deeds, contracts, agreements and easements). - Finance department: Prepares the budget; monitors long-term debt management and investments; and coordinates the annual state-mandated audit.
BY THE NUMBERS: Here are a few of the line items from the administration division's 2012 budget: - $348,074 — Personal services (the department contains the equivalent of 19 full-time and five part-time staff members). - $40,900 — Commodities and supplies. - $2,400 — Vehicle operating.
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Farmville Central defeated GC boys and girls for the second time this season.
SNOW HILL � Greene Central allowed29 points from the free throw line in sending the Jaguars there 38 times Friday night.
In the second game of the regular-season, rivalry series, Farmville Central came away with a 65-54 win over the Rams.
GC lost in double figures both times, but the Jags� too-frequent visit to the line stifled the Rams� chance at revenge from last week�s 71-55 loss to a very intense Farmville Central.
�(It) was a big difference in the game,� GC coach Jim Cole said about FC�s trips to the charity stripe.�We work hard at attacking the basket every day in practice, and it�s just inconceivable to me that we can go to the free throw line 16 times in a game as much as we attack the basket.�
The Rams (5-3) shot 61 percent from the foul line as Farmville completed 76 percent of its free throws Friday.
FC�s Deondre Phillips had the most FTs, going 8-of-10 and finishing with 10 total points.
The Rams never led during the rowdy ball game, while the Jaguars were up by as many as 12 in the third quarter. With 1:50 left in the contest, Farmville Central decided to hold the ball to prevent GC from digging into its 11-point deficit.
Cole shouted for the Rams to find their way into FC�s passing lanes.
�That�s a basketball IQ thing that we�re still trying to learn,� he said. �At some point, they�ve got to understand that � you have to overplay. � That was on me; I didn�t communicate that well enough.�
Other than being tied in the first minute and a half of the game, Farmville Central�s edge never dulled. While the Rams had glimmers of fantastic effort to try and close the gap, their opponents were too intense.
Curtez Braswell, who returned Friday after sitting out of Wednesday�s C.B. Aycock game, came off the bench for back-to-back steals. He drew the foul on the second snatch, hitting both shots to bring the Rams within six at 28-22 � the closest GC came before eventually losing the game.
It was a heated rivalry that lived up to its label, but Greene Central has many more games on its schedule.
�We can recover from this game; it�s not that serious,� said senior guard Brandon Belcher, who finished with 11 points and three rebounds. �(There are) a couple things here and there we need to pick up on. I think we did pretty good on defense, we just were inconsistent with it.�
Doreon Suggs led the Rams with 16 points and Quante Smith had a team-high 11 rebounds and three blocks. Greene Central will return to regular-season action on Jan. 3 when the group travels to North Pitt.
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Tempers unleashed with less than 30 seconds left in Friday�s rivalry.
Officials stopped the clock in the fourth quarter to regain control of a feisty pair of teams, as Greene Central and Farmville Central had a heated gathering on FC�s side of the court.
The Jags won the game, 61-47, in Greene Central�s gym.
As the contest�s leading scorer Alyssa Pitt flawlessly hit a pair of free throws with 3:12 left to go, GC�s Jessica Barrett answered with an easy layup. FC finished off the Rams on a pair of assisted baskets to go up by 14.
Ashley Brimmage�s 3-pointer with 1:32 remaining on the board, while a good effort, couldn�t help the 1-6 Rams. She finished with 13 points, as Barrett also had 13 for GC. Bria Payton scored in double figures with 10 points.
Greene Central will head to North Pitt on Jan. 3.
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Farmville Central 17 18 15 15 � 65
Greene Central 9 16 12 17 � 54
GC scoring: Doreon Suggs 16, Brandon Belcher 11, Quante Smith 9, Curtez Braswell 7, Antoine Davis 5, Trequan Wade 2, Nisere Warren 2
FC scoring: Jake Ashorn 17, Deondre Phillips 10, Josh Jones 14, Shaft Parker 9, Steve McCahe 3, Terrell Dickens 2
Farmville Central 12 16 12 21 � 61
Greene Central 8 10 11 18 � 47
GC scoring: Ashley Brimmage 13, Jessica Barrett 13, Bria Payton 10, Khalicia Lee 5, Tamira Campbell 4, Ebone� Jones 1, Tanliyah Joyner 1.
FC scoring: Alyssa Pitt 12, Dy Pender 11, Christa Dunn 10, Destiny Foskey 10, Dane� Blackmore 6, Kayla Barnett 4, Caitlyne Staton 3, Ranada Johnson 2, Ashlee White 2, Ayana Joyner 1.


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Fox Blames Romney Loss On The "Biased" Fact-Checkers
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Fox News is blaming fact-checkers for Mitt Romney's loss in the presidential election, claiming that they tilted the race in President Obama's favor. Fox repeatedly attacked fact-checkers for debunking many of Romney's falsehoods during the campaign -- following the Romney camp's dismissal of fact checks as biased.
Fox: "Partisan" Fact-Checkers Drove Obama Win
Steve Doocy: Biased Fact-Checkers Allowed Obama Team To Put Out "Flat-Out Lies." On Fox & Friends, co-host Steve Doocy claimed that fact-checkers with a "political agenda," "allowed the president's team to put out some ads that were absolutely false":
DOOCY: You look at throughout the summer months, Mr. Romney did not respond to the hundreds of millions of dollars' worth of Mitt Romney is a plutocrat ad. But then there were all these scenarios put out by Obama's side that were just flat out lies -- Mitt Romney's going to take away women's birth control, not allow immigrants to wind up with green cards, no Pell grants for college kids. That picture even turned out to be, well, bogus.
DOOCY: Too bad there's not a judge when it comes to some of these political ads, Frank, because for a while you thought, that thing is coming from a fact-checker. Well, the fact-checkers in this case, we've looked back, and you know, some of them had a political agenda, so you couldn't really trust them. And so that allowed the president's team to put out some ads that were absolutely false. [Fox News, Fox & Friends, 11/7/12]
Fox News Op-Ed Claimed Media "Pound[ed] Romney With Partisan Fact Checking." In a FoxNews.com column, Media Research Center research director Rich Noyes highlighted what he described as "five ways the media elite tipped the public relations scales in favor of the liberal Obama and against the conservative challenger Mitt Romney," including "pounding Romney with partisan fact checking":
Reviewing the 2012 presidential campaign, here are five ways the media elite tipped the public relations scales in favor of the liberal Obama and against the conservative challenger Mitt Romney:
2. Pounding Romney With Partisan Fact Checking: There's nothing wrong with holding politicians accountable for the honesty of their TV ads and stump speeches, but this year the self-appointed media fact-checkers attacked Republicans as liars for statements that were accurate.
The same thing happened when Mitt Romney talked about Obama's "apology tour" during the final presidential debate. While in 2009 Obama had, in fact, criticized the United States as "arrogant," "derisive" and having "too often... set [our] principles aside," the networks said to call it an "apology tour" was "false" because, as CNN's John Berman tenuously insisted, "even if he was critical of past U.S. foreign policy, he issued no apologies." [FoxNews.com, 11/7/12, emphasis in original]
Fox Nation: "BIAS ALERT: 5 Ways The MSM Tipped The Scales For Obama." Fox Nation linked to Noyes' FoxNews.com column decrying "partisan fact checking" with the headline "BIAS ALERT: 5 Ways The MSM Tipped The Scales For Obama":
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For the truth about the myth that Obama "apologized" for America, click here and here
During Campaign, Romney Camp Dismissed Fact-Checkers
Romney Surrogate: "We're Not Going [To] Let Our Campaign Be Dictated By Fact-Checkers." During an ABC News/Yahoo! News event at the Republican National Convention, Romney pollster Neil Newhouse suggested fact-checkers were biased and stated: "We're not going [to] let our campaign be dictated by fact-checkers." From ABCNews.com:
O'Connor said she thought their ad "Right Choice" attacking Obama on welfare reform has been the most effective so far, despite its being given "Four Pinnochios" by a Washington Post fact check.
Newhouse brushed off the fact check as par for the course in political campaigns.
"People are always going to get Pinocchios for this stuff," Newhouse said. "We stand behind those ads and behind the facts in those ads."
Newhouse suggested the problem was with the fact-checkers, not the facts themselves: "Fact-checkers come to this with their own sets of thoughts and beliefs and you know what? We're not going let our campaign be dictated by fact-checkers." [ABCNews.com, 8/28/12]
Romney's "Post-Truth" Campaign Rested On "Foundation Of Lies"
Wash. Post's Greg Sargent: "Romney's Entire Bid For The Presidency Rests On A Foundation Of Evasions And Lies." In a November 5 blog post, The Washington Post's Greg Sargent described Romney as a "post truth" candidate running a "post truth" campaign and wrote that "Romney's entire bid for the presidency rests on a foundation of evasions and lies":
Not long ago, Jay Rosen memorably dubbed Mitt Romney's bid for the presidency a "post truth" campaign. Within 48 hours, we may find out whether a "post truth" candidate can be elected president.
If there is one constant to this campaign, it's that Romney has startled many observers by operating from the basic premise that there is literally no set of boundaries he needs to follow when it comes to the veracity of his assertions, the transparency he provides about his fundraising and finances, and the specificity of his plans for the country. On the dishonesty front, this has grown more pronounced in recent days, with Romney's embrace of the Jeep-to-China lie as a closing argument in Ohio and his absurd attacks on Obama for urging people to vote.
But the key to this is how elemental it has long been to his campaign. Romney's entire bid for the presidency rests on a foundation of evasions and lies. [The Washington Post, 11/5/12]
U.S. News & World Report: Romney's Campaign "Has Displayed A Special Level Of Shamelessness In Its Ads And Attacks Since Its Very First One." In an August 8 post, U.S. News and World Report's Robert Schlesinger explained that Romney's campaign "has displayed a special level of shamelessness in its ads and attacks since its very first one." From Schlesinger post, headlined "Lies, Damned Lies, and Mitt Romney's Ads":
Mitt Romney's presidential campaign has displayed a special level of shamelessness in its ads and attacks since its very first one, when it ran a clip of Barack Obama saying "if we keep talking about the economy, we're going to lose" -- a clip from 2008 when Obama was quoting an aide to then GOP nominee Sen. John McCain. His campaign has also taken other Obama quotes out of context ("you didn't build that" and "it worked") to portray the president as having said things he flatly didn't say. More recently they accused the Obama campaign of trying to curtail the voting rights of members of the military (a thoroughly debunked accusation -- USA Today, for example, called it "a falsehood").
The Romney campaign's gambit plays on two things: One is the instinct on the part of the press to treat such disputes as he-said-he-said in the name of objectivity (hence much coverage of the welfare ad as being Team Romney charge followed by Team Obama retort with little discussion of the facts).
But underlying the cynical belief that they can game the press is an even more contemptuous and condescending belief in the basic laziness and stupidity of the American people. The Romney campaign knew that its welfare ad would be roundly blasted by the portion of the media that does fact-checking. But they're counting on voters to absorb the charge and not pay attention to the details or follow closely enough to get the facts. [U.S. News and World Report, 8/8/12]
NY Times Contributor Kevin Kruse: Romney Campaign's "Fundamental Disdain For Facts Is Something Wholly New." New York Times contributor Kevin M. Kruse wrote that nothing in Obama's campaign or in past campaigns "has equaled the efforts of the Romney campaign" in the "realm" of "dissembling and distortion":
PolitiFact has chronicled 19 "pants on fire" lies by Mr. Romney and 7 by Mr. Obama since 2007, but Mr. Romney's whoppers have been qualitatively far worse: the "apology tour," the "government takeover of health care," the "$4,000 tax hike on middle class families," the gutting of welfare-to-work rules, the shipment by Chrysler of jobs from Ohio to China. Said one of his pollsters, Neil Newhouse, "We're not going to let our campaign be dictated by fact checkers."
To be sure, the Obama campaign has certainly had its own share of dissembling and distortion, including about Mr. Romney's positions on abortion and foreign aid. But nothing in it -- or in past campaigns, for that matter -- has equaled the efforts of the Romney campaign in this realm. Its fundamental disdain for facts is something wholly new.
The voters, of course, may well recoil against these cynical manipulations at the polls. But win or lose, the Romney campaign has placed a big and historic bet on the proposition that facts can be ignored, more or less, with impunity. [The New York Times, 11/5/12]
Rolling Stone's Matt Taibbi: Romney "Liberated" Himself From Facts. In an October 19 post, Rolling Stone's Matt Taibbi wrote that "Romney has almost seemed liberated, spouting line after line of breathless, ecstatic inventions -- things that are, if not lies exactly, at the very least just simply made up out of thin air, and seemingly on the spot, too":
From the start of the first debate, Romney has almost seemed liberated, spouting line after line of breathless, ecstatic inventions - things that are, if not lies exactly, at the very least just simply made up out of thin air, and seemingly on the spot, too. The business about the $25,000 "bucket" of deductions which he prefaced, with seemingly half of America watching, with the phrase, "Let's pick a number": awesome. Then there was the jobs plan that creates 12 million jobs, another number seemingly plucked out of the ether: it turned out that when asked to justify the number, the Romney campaign cited three studies, none of which came anywhere near justifying claims of a 12 million-job increase.
Romney's realized that numbers don't matter, and past facts don't even matter that much: he's run all fall on completely made-up, mathematically-incoherent jobs and tax plans, and not only is he not suffering, he's made it all the way to a statistical tie with the president (or even a lead, if you believe the Gallup polls), and the presidency is in sight. He's finally released the burden of all those internal contradictions, and the inventions and devious distortions are coming so fast and so furious now, it's energized him psychologically, and he seems to be taking flight before our eyes. [Rolling Stone, 10/19/12]
NY Times' Charles Blow: "Romney Is One Of The Most Dishonest, Duplicitous Candidates To Ever Seek The Presidency." In his November 2 column, The New York Times' Charles Blow listed four reasons why Romney's campaign was unraveling, including that "Romney is one of the most dishonest, duplicitous candidates to ever seek the presidency." [The New York Times, 11/2/12, emphasis original]
Fox Contributor Angela McGlowan: Romney Campaign "Made A Mistake" In Running Misleading Jeep Ad. During the November 7 edition of Fox News' America's Election Headquarters, contributor Angela McGlowan said that Romney "made a mistake" in running campaign ads falsely claiming Chrysler is sending a Jeep production line from the United States to China:
McGLOWAN: As for Ohio, the Mitt Romney campaign made a mistake in running that commercial that the Obama administration was going to move jobs from Ohio to China. And then they had to pull that ad, remember, dealing with the auto bailout. And I think that really hurt him in the end and Ohio as well. [Fox News, America's Election Headquarters, 11/7/12]
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Fox Has Repeatedly Attacked Fact-Checkers For Correcting Romney Falsehoods
Fox Attacked Those Who Questioned Truth Of Romney's Debate Claims. After fact-checkers noted that Romney made several false claims during the October 3 presidential debate, right-wing media, including Fox, responded by attacking those who questioned the truth of Romney's claims. In more than 30 segments, Fox News personalities and right-wing media figures like Rush Limbaugh complained about those pointing out Romney's falsehoods, saying they were part of a "character assassination" campaign. [Media Matters, 10/10/12]
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bikepolo.tv and Mr.Do's Vimeo coverage provide players with resources to review and plan successful responses to the teams being watched. At this time those teams are North American, with the exception of some international teams playing in North American tournaments. Is this creating an unfair advantage for European players?


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The Great Northwest Athletic Conference might be the most-competitive football league in NCAA Division II.
Azusa Pacific University coach Victor Santa Cruz, whose Cougars are one of four teams tied for first at 2-1 conference records, wouldn't have it any other way.
"Every week, it's a dog fight," Santa Cruz said earlier this week. "I love it. It's an amazing tough, physical league. It's great football.
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The Cougars are in the hunt after opening GNAC play with back-to-back wins over Dixie State (36-20) and Humboldt State (28-2), and a 7-3 loss to Central Washington at home this past weekend. They are tied at 2-1 with Simon Fraser (Canada), Central Washington and Western Oregon.
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HARTSVILLE, S.C. – The Coker women's basketball team fell to Limestone College (9-2, 6-1) 64-60 in a Conference Carolinas match on Saturday (Jan. 12) afternoon. With the loss, the Cobras fall to 9-5 on the year, and 5-3 in league play.
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The intensity of the first half carried into the final 20-minutes, as neither team could separate from the other. Then with six minutes remaining in regulation, a pair of free throws from Limestone's Danielle Dixon gave the Saints a 53-52 lead over the Cobras. Although Coker would remain close, they could not retake the lead.
Autumn Lau lead all scorers with 27-points. Lau also finished with eight rebounds and three blocks. Priscilla Fenty had a season high 17-points, while Hannah Kuhn contributed 10-points.
As a team, Coker shot 41-percent (23-55) from the floor, and collected 42-rebounds. The Cobras also had 17 team assists.
Coker will travel to Queens for their next Conference Carolinas competition on Wednesday (Jan. 16). The game is scheduled for a 5:30 tip-off.


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Like a lot of other farmers in the Southeast this year, Andy Wendland has increased his wheat acreage. But this is not new territory for the central Alabama grower, who says wheat has been a mainstay on his family's farm for many years.
The Autauga Farming Co., Inc., has been in existence in some form or another since about 1919, with the management of the operation consisting of Andy, his father Milton A. "Buzz" Wendland, farm manager Bill Lipscomb and Andy's sister Suzie, who helps with the financial management and planning of the farm.
"We've grown wheat for a long time," says Wendland. "This year, we increased our acreage by about 25 percent to 600 total acres. It's a good rotation for us, especially with our cotton and corn land. But it doesn't work everywhere. For example, if we have a ryegrass problem, we would take that land out of wheat and rotate to one of the other crops."
Wendland says wheat is just one component of a diversified operation. "Cotton has been a long-time staple of the farm and it will continue to be. We will keep growing it because we've made such an investment in it, and it really fits in well with our overall operation. It's also a forgiving crop. We even made a little during last year's drought. We have our own cotton gin on the farm, and we're our own best customer. We've gone up and down with our corn acreage, not so much with the market but it's a good rotation and a good alternative for our livestock. We also have a hunting operation, and people like to hunt deer and shoot doves over the standing corn," he says.
Corn is not always an easy crop to grow, says Wendland, because there's no irrigation on his farm.
But cattle have always been raised on the Autaugaville, Ala., farm, he says.
"We run about 800 mama cows in a cow-calf operation. We reverted back to pasture on some of our land that wasn't the best crop land. Cattle are an integral part of our farm, and we are in the cattle business to stay," he says.
The wheat grown on the Wendland farm is used for several purposes, says Andy. "A lot of it is used for seed — we have grown some Foundation seed for the Alabama Crop Improvement Association. We also use it for cover crops, and we'll plant some of it back ourselves. Whatever we can't store we usually sell on the cash market. Storage is a challenge here because we don't have an abundance of nearby bins, so it's important that we get it harvested and moved out," he says.
Wendland says he has moved towards planting more public varieties because of the flexibility they offer.
"We're planting Georgia Gore, and a lot of other people are planting the public varieties because they give you the flexibility to do with them whatever you need. We have grown some of the improved varieties, and I really liked them, but you don't have the latitude in selling the seed if someone plans on planting them. We're sacrificing some of our yield with a public variety, but I'm hoping there will be some improvements because of the increased interest in planting them. When we sell to our neighbors, they want to put it out as a harvestable crop, cover crop or as grazing for cattle, and we want to stay within the rules. That's why we need the flexibility of public varieties," he says.
Wendland says they prefer to have their wheat planted by Nov. 15, but that's not always possible with cotton harvest looming.
"We're trying to juggle our cotton harvest at the same time as we're trying to plant wheat. This past season wasn't a problem, but at times it can be. We like to have the ground prepared well in advance. Over time, we have moderated our approach to tillage. We usually would go in with some form of deep tillage, whether it be a v-rip or Para-Till. We have moderated into some chiseling, breaking out the old chisels we weren't using very much and modifying some of our old anhydrous rigs.
"We're going in the 6 to 8-inch range whenever we can. We have followed some of our row crops that were deep tilled, and that has worked fine. On ground that needs it, we'll at least use a chisel — that has worked pretty well for us."
Wendland says he learned from his father the importance of timeliness when planting wheat. "The rainfall can be so uncertain. You can get a heavy rain and not be able to get back into the field and get it planted for two weeks. It's critical that your ground is ready for planting when you feel the time is right. We have gotten it in late some years, and it hasn't worked out so well. It's critical to have seed in the ground and to have that seed-to-soil contact at the right time."
Regular soil tests help to determine Wendland's wheat fertilization program, usually consisting of a mixed fertilizer ahead of planting and before fall field preparations. At about the first part of February, he adds a shot of liquid nitrogen and maybe an application of 2,4-D or Osprey as needed for weed control.
"We haven't really had an insect problem, but if we did, we'd make those treatments at the same time with the ground rig. We treat all of our seed with fungicides. This year, we used Dividend on pretty much everything. We feel certain that will pay off in the end," he says.
Timing means everything when it comes to wheat harvest, says Wendland.
"You need to get wheat out when the weather is right. Spring rains can set in and it'll take a long time for the wheat to dry out, so it's important to get it out when you can. Sprouting also can be a real problem during a wet harvest season, and it can cost you. Our nights are very heavy with humidity, so we can't run as late as other parts of the country unless we want to go to the expense of drying it."
Wendland is glad to see the rising fortunes of wheat and hopes it'll mean an economic boost for farmers. "We're fortunate to be as diversified as we are. We've developed some long-term, reliable markets with our cattle, and we're also confident in our cotton marketing with the Autauga Quality Cotton Association. This surge in the wheat market is another component that should help us — the opportunity is there if we can take advantage of it."
So far this year, the wheat crop is looking good, he says. "Weather has been very favorable for us. It's out of the ground and in good shape. We had adequate moisture in January, and everything looks as though it's right on time. But things can change in a hurry."
In the end, says Wendland, he tries to manage wheat as if it were any other row crop.


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Gomes, news director of local broadcaster Radio Caicó, had reported on a variety of local topics, including government corruption, crime, and drug trafficking, according to local news accounts. He also published stories on a personal blog. In September, Gomes broke a story on vote-tampering in Rio Grande do Norte while covering the Brazilian general elections. The story, which described local politicians buying votes in exchange for crack cocaine, was picked up nationwide, according to Portal Imprensa, a Sao Paulo-based news site focused on press issues. Soon after the piece aired, Gomes received anonymous death threats, news reports said.
The day after the murder, state police arrested a man identified as João Francisco dos Santos, also known as "Dão," local news media reported. Police said dos Santos had admitted killing Gomes in reprisal for the reporter's coverage of his 2007 armed robbery conviction. Despite the suspect's reported statement, state police said they were still investigating the case and had not ruled out further leads. In an interview with the Natal-based daily Tribuna do Norte, state prosecutor Geraldo Rufino said he believed that dos Santos was a hired assassin. Brazilian media quoted Gomes' relatives and friends as saying they believed drug traffickers had ordered the killing.
In December, investigators said dos Santos had been hired by Vladir Souza do Nascimento, a convicted felon serving a prison sentence for drug trafficking. News reports quoted investigators as saying that Gomes' coverage had hindered criminal activities being run by Souza from prison. Prosecutors requested that Souza be prosecuted for masterminding the murder, news accounts said.
In 2011 and 2012, authorities also accused a group of local men of having ordered, planned, and carried out the crime. The individuals, reports said, had grievances with Gomes in relation to his coverage of local crime, corruption, and drug trafficking. Police charged a businessman, Lailson Lopes, known as "Gordo da Rodoviária," as the mastermind of the crime. Lopes was indicted and awaited trial. Four other men, including a local army lieutenant colonel, military police officer, lawyer and a former pastor who was serving a jail sentence for drug trafficking, were charged and awaiting trial, according to news reports. All five men denied involvement in the murder.
Dos Santos was sentenced on August 6, 2013, to 27 years in prison on charges of shooting and killing Gomes.


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Joe Callahan made another one of those Joe Callahan plays -- the kind that won him a spot on the Green Bay Packers' opening day roster last year and the kind that prompted two other teams (the New Orleans Saints and Cleveland Browns) to have him on their rosters for a stint before he came back to Green Bay.
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Friday, May 18, 2012
BLACK TUSK Kick Off North American Tour Today (original live show photos)
ChiIL Live Shows original show shots-Black Tusk headlining Ultra Lounge, Chicago March 2012
Savannah, Georgia road warriors BLACK TUSK are kicking off a North American tour tomorrow in Broussard, LA with Down and Haarp. This run of shows goes through May 25th in Memphis, TN at the New Daisy Theater.
Following the dates with Down, BLACK TUSK will be joining Municipal Waste's headlining tour, which will also feature special guests 3 Inches of Blood. The dates with Municipal Waste begin May 27th in Wilmington, NC and wrap up June 26th in New York, NY.
BLACK TUSK will be taking part in the "Orion Music & More Festival" curated by Metallica. The event is set for Saturday June 23rd and Sunday June 24th at Bader Field in Atlantic City, NJ. BLACK TUSK will be featured on the "Damage Inc" stage on Saturday June 23rd alongside label mates RED FANG and many others. More information can be found HERE.
BLACK TUSK is currently streaming Set The Dial at this location. The album is available for purchase via Relapse.com here and iTunes here.
BLACK TUSK Tour Dates:
With Down and Haarp
5/18: Broussard, LA @ The Station
5/19: Huntsville, AL @ Crossroads
5/21: Asheville, NC @ The Orange Peel
5/23: Little Rock, AR @ Juanita's Cantina Ballroom
5/25: Memphis, TN @ New Daisy Theater
With Municipal Waste
5/27: Wilmington, NC @ The Soapbox Laundrolounge
5/28: Atlanta, GA @ 529
5/29: Orlando, FL @ The Social
5/30: Pensacola, FL @ Vinyl Music Hall
6/2: Denton, TX @ Rubber Gloves
6/3: Oklahoma City, OK @ The Conservatory
6/5: Tempe, AZ @ 910 Live
With Municipal Waste and 3 Inches of Blood
6/11: Anaheim, CA @ Chain Reaction
6/12: Hollywood, CA @ The Key Club
6/13: Oakland, CA @ Oakland Metro Operahouse
6/15: Seattle, WA @ Neumos Crystal Ball Reading Room
6/16: Portland, OR @ Hawthorne Theater
*6/21: Chicago, IL @ Reggie's Rock Club
6/22: Columbus, OH @ Screamin' Willies
"Orion Music + More Festival"
6/23: Atlantic City, NJ @ Bader Field
With Municipal Waste and 3 Inches of Blood
6/24: Albany, NY @ Bogies
6/25: Philadelphia, PA @ Union Transfer
6/26: New York, NY @ Santos Party House
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BROADWAY SINGS FOR PKD Set for the Duplex Tonight
The second annual Broadway Sings for PKD, a concert benefitting the Polycystic Kidney Disease Foundation, will be offered tonight, February 2nd at The Duplex in NYC.
The 9:30 PM concert will feature new musical theatre songs by emerging writers, including Danny Abosch, Britt Bonney & Anna Marquardt, Sam Carner & Derek Gregor, Bobby Cronin & Brett Teresa, Carmel Dean, Bob Kelly, Rachel Kunstadt & James Ballard, Ryan Scott Oliver, and Joanna Parson. Performers will include a mix of Broadway actors and up-and-coming talent, including Sydney Angel, Caroline Ballard, Melanie Burg, Lisa Day, Ali Ewoldt (Les Miserables), Jonathan Hammond (Ragtime), Nehal Joshi (Les Miserables, Working), Nora Menken, Joanna Parson, David Perlman (Baby It's You), Brian Charles Rooney (The Threepenny Opera), and Tally Sessions (House of Blue Leaves, Big Fish). Ben Cameron (Wicked) will host.
Broadway Sings for PKD is produced by Rachel Kunstadt, directed by Ben Steinfeld (Cyrano de Bergerac, Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson, Fiasco Theater's Cymbeline), music directed by Justin Hornback, and stage managed by Hannah Alter.
Proceeds from the evening will go to the Polycystic Kidney Disease Foundation, which "promotes programs of research, advocacy, education, support and awareness in order to discover treatments and a cure for Polycystic Kidney Disease and improve the lives of all it affects."
The Duplex is located at 61 Christopher Street. There is a $15 cover, plus a two-drink minimum. For reservations, call (212) 255-5438 or visit www.theduplex.com. For more information on the Polycystic Kidney Disease Foundation, visit www.pkdcure.org.
Performers are subject to change.


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Romeo and Juliet, a story of young love: innocent, intense, intoxicating – and deadly.
Cornwall's Miracle Theatre Company is well known for its daring, innovative and downright funny open air performances. This summer, south west audiences can expect a real treat with Miracle's latest offering, a fresh adaptation of Shakespeare's classic play, Romeo & Juliet in the lovely surroundings of Trelissick Garden on 4 and 5 June.
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hatred. "They are drawn to each other like moths to a flame," says
director Bill
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they discover a kind of peace."
Miracle Theatre's open air performances - in historic castles, romantic gardens, ancient playing places and even a beach – captivate audiences of all ages. And with shows at over 50 venues across south west England and Wales, Romeo & Juliet will be Miracle's most ambitious summer tour ever. Romeo & Juliet: a story of young love – innocent, intense, intoxicating – and deadly!Dates: Friday 4th & Saturday 5th June 2010
Time: 7.30 - 9.30pm
Price: £12 Adult, £8 Children
Website: www.miracletheatre.co.uk
Booking: Tickets Tel. 01872 262466
Other: 6pm Theatre Suppers £9.95 two courses with tea/coffee
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County late show downs Wycombe
Wycombe were relegated to League Two after two late goals secured a thrilling 4-3 win which kept Notts County's play-off hopes alive.
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Wycombe were relegated to League Two after two late goals secured a thrilling 4-3 win which kept Notts County's play-off hopes alive.
Wanderers looked to be taking their relegation scrap to the final day but Dele Adebola's header levelled matters in the 89th minute before Alan Judge's dramatic stoppage-time winner.
The goal sent the visiting supporters into delirium as the Magpies moved up to sixth place ahead of Stevenage's trip to Sheffield United in Saturday's evening kick-off, while the home faithful were left in despair and facing a return to the fourth tier.
Wycombe went ahead after just 40 seconds as Matt Bloomfield cut inside before deceiving Magpies goalkeeper Stuart Nelson. But the visitors hit back in the third minute when Kieron Freeman's cut back reached Daniel Bogdanovic, who was on hand to find the bottom corner.
Grant Basey then restored the Chairboys' lead with a penalty after Damion Stewart fouled Stuart Beavon just inside the area but Judge's thunderous strike squared things up again before half-time
Beavon looked to have given the hosts the points when he rounded off a great move in the 68th minute. But Adebola came to his side's rescue by nodding home Mike Edwards' flick-on before Judge's winner in the third minute of injury time.


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I didn't know the forum still had activity until I saw a Facebook post tonight. I'll post this on that page, too.
I still have several interior parts from my Strat.
Free, just pay shipping.
Center console cover in brushed metallic
Ash trays: one brushed, one black
Door handle inserts in black (one right, one left)
Fuel door in white
Air vent in black x4
Armrest in black (not sure if this is a Stratus part, but not sure where else it could've come from)
I have no idea what shipping should cost on this stuff, but I'm assuming the most expensive would be on the console cover. Maybe $15-20?
Just pm me if you want any of this stuff. It's literally just collecting dust.
I have another box of stuff in the attic and will go up there in a day or two and see what's left. Anything else I have will also be free since I can't bear to throw this stuff away.
9 Feb 2013
I have no clue what it will cost to ship any of this stuff so don't ask for prices shipped to zip 12345 etc. I'll be going on the honor system and selling this stuff then billing shipping after. I will not ship the fenders, door panels, or side skirts.
Oem floor mats. Pretty dirty, but should clean up nicely. - $20
Air vents (5). Black - $20
Brushed aluminum ash tray (plastic Oem) - $15
Black Eclipse oem ash tray - $10
Covers for seat bolts (6 total) - $10
Owners manual in good shape with vinyl cover in not so good shape - $15
Oem fog lights - $30 -SOLD
Fairly new driver's side headlight (blacked with reflector removed) - $50
Old passenger headlight (old and been buffed several times) - $20
"Leather" Arm rest cover (black) - $15
Tail lights (great condition) - $25 each
Oem white fuel door - $15
Dash cluster (houses stereo, etc.) - $25
Center console cover in brushed aluminum (plastic) - $40
Temp/Compass (mine didn't have this and I never installed this one, so no idea if it works) - $15
Big items, will not ship:
Door panels - $50 for passenger side, $35 for driver's side as it needs to be fixed (coming apart on 1 part where grey meets black)
Passenger side fender (great shape) - $100
Driver's side fender (one tiny rust spot from a rock chip) - SOLD
Side skirts with the part that attaches to fender (very dirty and will need a lot of cleaning) - $40 each
If you don't like the price on something, make me an offer. I will edit this as it goes, so if it's still in the post then it's still for sale.
edit: if you need close-up pictures of anything, just ask
31 Jan 2012
I need a timing belt cover for a 3.0.
I think it's two pieces, but I'm not sure since mine is in about 5 pieces (IMG:style_emoticons/default/tongue.gif)
11 Jan 2012
I need a driver's side window motor and regulator shipped to 37923.
2 Nov 2011
Doesn't say in the ad whether it's V6 or 4 cyl.
2000 Eclipse auto tranny
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