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BEST Mama Tab out there... And you've done a really awesome job re-creating most of the other sounds in the song. Mama was so overdubbed that it's really really hard to recreate in a midi file, but you, sir, have almost perfected it!
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The Salmon Stamp Program was the founding entity that developed the Spring-Run Chinook Workgroup to engage landowners and other members of the general public to undertake restoration of the spring run. Since 1991 the group has met monthly to determine the best means for improving habitat conditions for spring-run salmon, once the most abundant of the four runs in the Sacramento River. Over $40,000 in Salmon Stamp funds were contributed to improve water flow capacities, rebuild fish ladders, improve adult passage ways, and increase habitat spawning areas along a 2-mile stretch of Mill Creek.
Proposition 70, enacted in 1988, provided $10 million in salmon stream restoration funding, and was an initial source of funding to remove four small irrigation dams on Butte Creek that impeded salmon migration, and to screen water intakes at Parrott-Phelan Dam. These intakes now serve as a single, screened point of diversion that supplies irrigators with water that previously had been supplied through the four dams that were removed. We include this example of a Proposition 70 project because, while the money came from bond funds, Commercial Salmon Trollers Advisory Committee members made up one-half of the membership of the committee that made recommendations to DFG regarding how the funds were to be spent.
In 1998, nearly 20,000 wild spring-run Chinook returned to Butte Creek. Additionally, significant numbers of springrun salmon spawned in Mill and Deer creeks. Spring-run spawners have been seen in other streams where they hadnft been for ages, and the population appears to be recovering. The Salmon Stamp Program is justifiably proud of its contribution to initiation of recovery efforts for Sacramento spring-run salmon, and continues to fund and support those efforts, which must continue at least until the extent of recovery leads to delisting the spring run.


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- french: haha i dont fuckin know man just do whatever
- german: LET'S ADD A NEUTRAL NOUN HAHA
- english: *shooting up in the bathroom*
- gaelic: the pronounciation changes depending on the gender and what letter the word starts and ends with and hahah i dont even know good fucking luck
- polish: here have all of these consonants have fun
- japanese: subject article noun article verb. too bad there's three fucking alphabets lmao hope your first language isn't western
- welsh: sneeze, and chances are you've got it right. idfk
- chinese: here's a picture. draw it. it means something. it can be pronounced three different ways. these twenty other pictures are pronounced the same but have very different meanings. godspeed.
- arabic: so here's this one word. it actually translates to three words. also pronouns don't really exist. the gender is all in the verb. have fun!
- latin: here memorize 500 charts and then you still dont know what the fuck is happening
- dutch: so, this verb... do you have to use a 'd' at the end? or a 't'? or do you spell it with 'dt'? YOU WILL NEVER KNOWWWW
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Medieval world 1000 feet below the surface
Every now and then you read a story about medieval times that you are sure is made up. Here is one, but it's not. At 1000 ft below the surface, no more than ten miles from the Polish city of Krakow, lies the Wieliczka salt mine. It's a labyrinth of chambers and lakes, but also a place with stables for horses, a chapel (with chandeliers made of rock salt), a salt-sculpted hall seating 400, and an amazing frieze with a scene of the Last Supper, carved in a wall of rock salt (top pic). A total of nine levels contain a combined 300 kilometres (186 miles) of tunnels and some 3,000 rooms. The most astonishing thing? The mine dates from medieval times: the structure was completed c. 1280 - although the sculptures appear to be much younger, including from the 19th century. A world buried below the world: am I the only one thinking Mines of Moria here?
Pics: the Frieze in the Wieliczka salt mine (I'm not sure about its date) is from Wikipedia (here), the rest from tourist websites. More about this fascinating site in a recent CNN article, here; and on the United Nations World Heritage website, here (but don't touch the pics).
"you are sickly misinformed about vaccines and im sorry. but why dont you get your vaccines since you care so much about them and let people who are against them not get them? since you are vaccinated you should have nothing to worry about right?"
Actually, anon, I'm completely well-informed regarding vaccines—with a university level background in biology, including courses on diseases in human and animal populations. People who do not vaccinate for superstitious reasons are actively harming other people around them. Their choice to believe fear-mongering propaganda instead of years of research is, of course, their choice. It also makes them an active danger to the population of this planet.
I'm not going to give you a science lesson here because the facts are all out there. They were in the article I posted. They're on just about every major news site if you care to look for them. All you have to do is Google and it's there in layperson's terms. But you'd have to want to be informed, instead of feeling the artificial rush of believing you're part of a special group that knows a special secret that everyone else is too dumb to realize, for that to work.
Enjoy your deliberate ignorance and your fuzzy feelings of superiority and your false sense of control over a world that's terrifyingly random—that's all part of a very specific mechanic of human psychology, if you'd like to look that up as well. Unfortunately, we haven't got a vaccine for that. Yet.
People who do not vaccinate are actively harming the people around them.
In short, herd immunity is a thing.
(still sent understand why anyone allows anon comments, though.)
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Looks like the day the earth stood stillThis is Metropolis (1927)
Puzzlewood, in the Forest of Dean, Gloucestershire, England, by Ben Rodford.
Puzzlewood is an ancient woodland site, near Coleford in theForest of Dean, Gloucestershire, England. The site, covering 14 acres (5.7 ha), shows evidence of open cast iron ore mining dating from the Roman period, and possibly earlier.
It is now a tourist attraction. Over a mile of pathways were laid down in the early 19th century to provide access to the woods, and provide picturesque walks. The area contains strange rock formations, secret caves and ancient trees, with a confusing maze of paths. Puzzlewood is said to be one of J. R. R. Tolkien's inspirations for Middle-earth in The Lord of the Rings.
The geological features on show at Puzzlewood are known as scowles. Scowles originated through the erosion of natural underground cave systems formed in the Carboniferous Limestone many millions of years ago. Uplift and erosion caused the cave system to become exposed at the surface. This was then exploited by Iron Age settlers through to Roman times for the extraction of iron ore. It is usually impossible to date open cast extraction precisely, although ores with a chemical signature consistent with those from the Forest of Dean were certainly used to make tools and weapons in the late prehistoric period.
Evidence of Roman occupation of the area is supported by the discovery of a hoard of over 3,000 3rd Century AD coins which were found in the scowles of Puzzlewood. Once the Romans left, nature reclaimed the old workings with moss and trees, to create the unique landscape. The historical use soon became forgotten, and the folklore of Puzzlewood began. (x)
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JUDY WOODRUFF: For the latest on all of this, we turn to Dina Temple-Raston. She's the counterterrorism correspondent for NPR.
Dina, thank you for being with us.
Tell us, just exactly what do authorities know?
DINA TEMPLE-RASTON, NPR: Well, actually, there's more that they don't know than what they know.
But there was a source in Pakistan that had suggested sort of a vague plot. The vague plot involved at least three operatives, perhaps one American, perhaps a car bomb, something to coincide with the 9/11 anniversary. And it also seems that it was something that they had started. And that's what intelligence officials are trying to figure out now. What does started mean?
Does that mean they have already dispatched people? Does that mean it was planned? Does that mean people are here? So, in your piece, you talked about how they were scrubbing for information. What they're trying to do is take the information that they have from this one source and see how it might sort of jibe with other things that they have been picking up over the last couple of months.
JUDY WOODRUFF: Now, why are they focusing, apparently, on subways and bridges and so forth?
DINA TEMPLE-RASTON: Well, I think when you talk about car bombs and you want to have the maximum amount of damage, this is one of the places that al-Qaida has continually said it wants to focus on, particularly public transportation, because you can get a photograph of it, and it disrupts life as usual.
I mean, if you were in New York today, I mean, the mayor took the subway because, frankly, if you were on the streets of New York today, you had a lot of trouble getting around. I have never seen New York this way. It almost looks like the attack has already happened.
I mean, there are police cars everywhere. There are barricades down Fifth Avenue. This has really been ramped up.
JUDY WOODRUFF: I did interview, as we mentioned in that piece, John Brennan, the president's counterterrorism adviser, a couple of days ago, and he said ever since they went through Osama bin Laden's material when they killed him, they have known that there was an interest in doing something on the anniversary of 9/11. So they have been looking for something, I gather.
DINA TEMPLE-RASTON: They have.
And the reporting that we have been doing at NPR, what's been really unusual is in the run-up to the -- to this anniversary, there has been very, very little evidence of chatter. It seemed like al-Qaida leaders had gone to ground because so many of them had either been captured or killed by drone attacks, and they just seemed like they were sort of huddled up.
So this particular intelligence intercept that they got kind of surprised them, because there had been silence for so long.
JUDY WOODRUFF: So they're still investigating; is that right?
DINA TEMPLE-RASTON: That's exactly right. Basically, what happens is they get this intercept or they get a piece of intelligence that seems strong, and this particular source apparently has been very helpful to them in the past in cooperating and corroborating other things that have happened.
So they put more stock in it. It's interesting, because it's different than the way that journalists work. When you have an unconfirmed report, that's basically someone is giving you a hint and you try and get a second source. It doesn't really work that way with intelligence. And the way it works with intelligence is, generally, it's whether you have faith in the source. It could be one source, but if you have a lot of faith in that source, that changes the way you react.
And, apparently, this particular source, the way they got this piece of information is something they have a lot of faith in.
JUDY WOODRUFF: But, Dina, at some point, if they don't get corroboration, how do they dial back the threat here?
DINA TEMPLE-RASTON: Well, that's a great question.
And the other problem is, as dribs and drabs of this story come out, in which they might be looking for three operatives in this country, there might be an American, there's a very good possibility that if that is in fact true -- and we don't know it is -- but if that is in fact true, that these people go to ground and wait until the U.S. is not on such high alert. And this is one of the big concerns the intelligence community has with this story coming out in dribs and drabs the way it is.
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Thank you, Dina Temple-Raston.
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Just like their male counterparts did one night earlier, Fairmont State's Lady Falcons erased a 13-point second half deficit with a strong showing in the final 20 minutes to topple Wheeling Jesuit University here Thursday evening 67-62 at the McDonough Center.
The win improved FSU to 6-3 overall and to 4-1 in the West Virginia Intercollegiate Athletic Conference. Wheeling, on the other hand, dropped to 4-5 overall and to 1-4 in the league.
"I think there were a lot of similarities to our game tonight and the men's game last night," said FSU coach Steve McDonald. "However, the reason the men were down at the half and we were down were slightly different. I felt like tonight we really didn't play very hard in the first half, while Wheeling Jesuit played extremely hard. That disappointed me because I thought we had a really good week of practicing leading up to this game.
"In the second half the reason our shots were falling is because we finally got some rhythm on offense because we picked up the pace. Like most teams in America we're a rhythm team and shooting percentages tend to increase when there's good ball movement and rhythm to each possession. I was really pleased with our rhythm on offense in the second half. Also, I think our play on defense in the second half was 100 percent better."
Trailing 38-25 with 18 minutes remaining Fairmont exploded on a 16-6 run over the course of the next 3:36 to take a 41-40 advantage with 14:24 left to play. FSU's early second-half surge was keyed entirely by Tiffany Nicholson and Hailey Garrett who combined for the first 18 points of the second half for the Lady Falcons. Nicholson finished with 13 points, 10 of which came in the second half, while Garrett posted her fourth double-double performance of the season finishing with 11 points and a game-high 10 rebounds. Eight of Garrett's 11 points came in the final half.
"After the first half we regrouped and came out in the second half with a sense of purpose and determination to win," said FSU's Kaitlin Snyder, who led all scorers in the contest with 23 points. "Tiff and Hailey did good jobs of finding ways to hit shots which allowed us to get back into the game."
Once Fairmont got the lead it couldn't hold it initially as the Lady Cardinals answered the Lady Falcons' run with a 14-8 spurt of their own to take a 54-49 advantage with 6:54 remaining.
That's when FSU's Brianna Welch and Snyder took over the game. That pair combined to score Fairmont's final 18 points en route to the win. Seven of those points came from Welch, who finished with 14 points, 10 of which came in the second half. She also grabbed seven rebounds.
Snyder, who struggled in the first half and had just seven points at the break, scored 16 second-half points, including the final eight of the contest for Fairmont in the game's last 2:53.
FSU shot just 33.3 percent (10-of-30) in the first half from the field, including just 2-of-7 (28.6 percent) from 3-point range. The Lady Falcons were also just 1-of-4 at the foul line. In the final 20 minutes Fairmont connected on 15-of-25 field goals (60 percent), including a 5-of-7 performance (71.4 percent) from behind the 3-point line. FSU was also a perfect 9-of-9 at the foul line in the second half.
"We pulled together and showed some maturity in the second half," said Snyder, who was 4-of-6 from the field in the second half and 6-of-6 at the foul line. "We stayed calm and knew that in order for us to get another conference win we had to play each possession with a sense of urgency. I'm proud of us tonight."
FSU's defense held Wheeling to just a 9-of-30 shooting performance (30 percent) in the final half, including a 2-of-10 showing from 3-point range.
The Lady Cardinals were led by Breanna Butler, who finished with 17 points and six rebounds. WJU also got 13 points and five boards from Jamie Sobczak and 11 points from Taylor Lubinsky.
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Alas, there are several good reasons not to help starving Africans.
I wish the famine were as simple as the local governments portray it: as a drought that has left 40 million Africans at risk of starvation. But after jouncing over rumors of roads in Ethiopia and Eritrea, I've met too many children like Binyam Berhane.
Binyam is a 14-month-old boy in this town in southern Eritrea who came within a whisker of starving to death. But before you reach for your checkbook, I should add that his mother, a 20-year-old woman named Senait Derhane, looks healthy and plump. She was wearing a nice dress and had purple nail polish on her toenails.
She acknowledges that the reason she doesn't have food for Binyam is that the Eritrean government drafted her husband to fight a (senseless) war still simmering with Ethiopia. In his absence, she has no income and no one to work the fields.
So sure, there is a severe drought. But it has only aggravated a chronic shortage that is the fault of governments and individual families.


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51 of 56 people found the following review helpful
Only the 'restored' version, but with some good extras,
This review is from: The Eagle Has Landed (Special Edition) [DVD] (DVD)
While the Carlton 2-DVD release offers both the original theatrical cut and the extended version of the film (kicking off with the gathering of Himmler, Canaris and Hitler in Bavaria which led to the fateful chain of events), this only offers the extended version. I personally think the post-production guys were almost fully justified in the cuts and in substituting the original opening with the documentary footage for the pre-credits sequence: the documentary footage is both pithier and also more immediately creates a sense that this story 'could have happened' (rather than presenting us with an embarrassing impersonation of Hitler). In short, the theatrical version is pacier, and doesn't give us so much time to reflect on the slightly absurd premise of the story.On the other hand, there's at least two scenes cut for the theatrical release which in fact make more sense of the story: one is a brief meeting between Colonel Radl (Robert Duvall) and his doctor, where it's clear that his health is precarious - so making sense of his line towards the end of the film, 'I was measured for my casket months ago'; the other (more often noted) is the meeting between Joanna Gray, Liam Devlin and Colonel Steiner where they recap their plan. So I suggest that those who already have the Carlton double-disc set are pretty well off and certainly shouldn't trade it in. However, this new ITV DVD set offers far more extensive documentary footage on making the film as 'extras'; both contemporary with the actual film-making (some of which is included on the Carlton, though not including the brief on-location footage in Norfolk), and also (not included in the Carlton set) a visit to the actual village as it is today where the film was made: this includes some fascinating views of the designs used to extend the original mill, adding the crucial mill-wheel and the part of the building that gets finally bazooka'd; also some interesting anecdotes about how the special effects and explosions were managed in and around the real-life church. For those extras I imagine all devoted fans of EHL will want this set as well as the Carlton. Comments
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Quite inaccurate review since most of the exterior views of the film was shot in Mapledurham, near Reading Berkshire which stood in for Norfolk in the completed film. I personally watched the film being made and saw the erection of the external sets.
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Read carefully what I wrote - I mentioned 'brief on-location footage', and didn't suggest the film was all shot in Norfolk. To the best of my memory (I don't have the DVD to hand) the Norfolk footage was simply the parachuting sequence, and yes the village scenes were not shot in Norfolk. Please be careful not to dismiss a review on too hasty a reading of it.
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BOSTON (Reuters) - Twitter said that it mistakenly reset the passwords of "a large number" of its more than 140 million active users while conducting routine security screening to identify accounts that may have been compromised.
"In instances when we believe an account may have been compromised, we reset the password and send an email letting the account owner know this has happened," Twitter said in its blog on Thursday. "In this case, we unintentionally reset passwords of a larger number of accounts, beyond those that we believed to have been compromised."
Carolyn Penner, a spokeswoman for the social-networking site, declined to say how many Twitter accounts were affected by the error.
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'Lockie Nichols with a great 'fin' Carl Hyland
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Renowned for its trout fishing, Tasmania also has on offer, some of the best game fishing in the world. The Southern Bluefin fishery is recognised as being amongst one of the most sustainable tuna fisheries anywhere and at this time every year, recreational and visiting anglers are breaking records on world class fish.
Southern Tasmania has had record runs of Bluefin this year and whilst seals continue to be a problem amongst recreational captures, anglers prepared to put up with the bad weather and conditions are getting amongst the big fish. Daily, I am getting reports of fish over that 100kg mark.
Jonah Yick with his potential state record - Carl Hyland
Jonah Yick managed a huge fin which he tackled for an hour and a half on 15kg gear near the Hippolytes recently; Jonah was eligible for a state record but had forgotten to renew his membership with a local fishing club, which meant he couldn't claim his title. Hard luck.
Guru, Mark Watson with a 127.8kg fin - Carl Hyland
Some advice here from Jack, who was out fishing for tuna last week; he says; Now lures sizes is probably one of the major differences between chasing bill fish in the tropics to chasing bluefin in the south. We don't need to run 14' lures, In fact 8' is about as big as I run. 4.5-8' is the right range. The next major difference is setting the spread of lures, they set the boat speed then set the lures on the faces of waves, and usually set lures one wave back from one another. Here, it's always rough, smaller boats and currents mean we don't have clear defined waves, so I set them purely on distance, although I watch the lures and if they constantly end up on the back of a wave - I adjust it, visibility of the lure, and action is poor and the leader becomes more visible, which are all bad so watch that and keep your skirts on the face of waves as much as you can. I usually run 3 hard body divers and 3 skirts. There's are thousands of brands and styles, personally I like Meridian, they are Australian made and amazing quality, pakula also make great lures. Halco make brilliant lures and are a hot favourite with most. Other good brands are zuka, black magic, hollow point. I run quite bright colors, and try to cover a lot of bases with size and color. A halco king brown is pretty much a guaranteed starter for most people. Meridian super donga is also very popular and effective. I also like an aggressive purple lure, and a white/lumo green. Lumo greens and bright pinks don't represent bait but seem to get a strike when logical colors don't work. I think they hit odd ball colors out of curiosity. But purple, brown, pink, lumo green, gold, green all work. I position 5 lures quite close to the boat with one running just past the end of the prop wash or at the end of the prop wash, running lures past the end of the propwash is not great, rookie mistake and will usually catch you nothing. Keep them around prop wash. My closest short corner lure is about 25 feet from the transom, and run them about 8-12 feet back from that each time, roughly. My long corner and short rigger lures are at almost the same distance back but one is held out wide from the boat one runs in the side wash. Everyone does it different, and every boat is different. The obvious things also are, get a gimal, at least 2 gaffs and decent ones, a tail rope is handy, and gloves for handling leaders. But read up knowledge is power and it will yield results. Keep your lures short, fish good conditions when you can ( 10-15 knots SW, cloud and rain!!) and have fun.
If you are contemplating visiting the Island state, don't limit your fishing activity to just tuna or game fishing. Every stream you drive over usually holds a good head of fish, either bream or trout and bear in mind; you do need a freshwater license to fish most fresh water rivers at this time of the year.
The trout season has just closed but some dedicated waters such as Lake Barrington or Meadowbank Dam and Craigbourne Dam(just to name a few) do remain open throughout the year.
To obtain a freshwater license before arriving in Tasmania, you can do it here
Elsewhere, snotty trevally, blue warehou as they are commonly known, is easily caught at locations such as the Stanley Jetty or Inspection Head wharf in the Tamar. Armed with a sabaki rig and pieces of chicken, you should do okay, especially if you add a berley mix. Trevally are a soft fleshed fish, and do not keep well once frozen , so a few kept for the table are more than ideal and you could let the rest go.
Blue Warehou are a popular catch in Tassie at this time. - Carl Hyland
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College anglers compete to win bevy of Lowrance prizes
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Lowrance revealed today its new Insight Genesis™ College Cup 2014 competition. Kicking off January 1 and running through December 31, 2014, college anglers registered with the Bassmaster Collegiate Series or FLW College Fishing are eligible to participate in the College Cup and will receive a free subscription to Insight Genesis for 2014 — the revolutionary personal map-generation tool.
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As the exhibitor bookings roll in prior to Christmas and the end of the year break, Sanctuary Cove International Boat Show is pleased to welcome at least 10 new exhibitors so far for the 26th edition of the event in 2014.
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With a ton of Wahoo freshly caught and stored in freezers for some tasty reminders of the November Wahoo tournament, host Bimini Big Game Club Resort & Marina today announced Wahoo Smackdown IV scheduled for February 27th through March 1st 2014.
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The world suddenly went silent and as I looked above me I could see a line of bubbles and the little glass rod, dubbed 'Greeny', silhouetted against the shimmering surface of the water above. Even a metre below the surface I was still going through the motions and I desperately turned the reel's handle to retrieve the slack I had created with my fall from the deck of the Jezebel.
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Interpol has issued a 'purple notice' at New Zealand's request, seeking information regarding the whereabouts and activities of the fishing vessel currently named Thunder, which has been suspected of illegal fishing. This is the first time New Zealand has requested an Interpol purple notice for suspected violations of international fisheries law.
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To further improve recreational fishing opportunities in the region Fisheries Victoria recently released 82,000 Australian bass into nine Gippsland waters. Member for Gippsland East, Tim Bull, said releases of bass in previous years were starting to deliver for anglers, and this latest stocking would further boost local fishing opportunities.
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One lucky visitor to the 2014 Hutchwilco New Zealand Boat Show (at the ASB Showgrounds in Greenlane Auckland on May 15-18) will win a brand new Stabicraft/Yamaha Grand Prize Package worth more than $100,000!
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Murray cod fishing season now open
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The Murray cod fishing season began on Sunday 1 December – a much anticipated date for many keen anglers. Murray cod are an important recreational species and the Victorian Coalition Government recognises the significant social and economic value that fishing for this species brings to many communities throughout regional Victoria.
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DEPI ask anglers to be mindful of Shearwaters when casting out
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Recreational anglers be mindful of Shearwaters when casting out, following reports of dead birds washing up along Victoria's coastline, the Department of Environment and Primary Industries (DEPI) is asking.
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Asia Pacific's biggest recreational marine business and safety conference and associated trade exhibition will be held on the Gold Coast in 2015.
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Australian companies continue to profile and promote their capability globally and were especially excited about the responses received at METS recently where over 20,500 people visited the show during its three-day run.
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It might come as a surprise that for centuries the French have been sans a term for "French kiss."
But, voila! The newest edition of the Petit Robert 2014 dictionary has rectified that with a new verb — "galocher," meaning "to kiss with tongues." It's a clever derivation of la galoche, a word for an ice-skating boot, and so evokes the idea of sliding around the ice — or the lips and tongue.
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The clock is ticking for those who hope Illinois will become the 13th state to legalize same-sex marriage.
The Illinois General Assembly is scheduled to adjourn its spring session Friday night, and the marriage equality bill still has not been called for a vote in the state House, where supporters are struggling to round up the 60 votes necessary to pass it.
The Obama administration is countering criticism that the new health insurance exchanges will be lacking in competition, though it's doing so a bit quietly.
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For decades, farmers have been getting checks from the federal government as part of a safety net to help protect against, for instance, the financial ruin of drought or floods.
So last year when a big drought hit the Midwest, who paid for it? You did.
As my colleague Dan Charles has reported, payouts from crop insurance policies added up to about $16 billion, and much of it was paid by taxpayers.
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New York Jets: Five Players Who Have Played Their Way onto the Roster
By (Correspondent) on August 31, 2011
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While most casual football fans will watch the first quarter or two of a preseason game before getting on with their business, it is the players who are still on the field in the fourth quarter that are playing their hearts out to earn a roster spot.
For the New York Jets, the battles are more fierce than the league standard because of the amount of talent at some of the most crucial positions.
That being said, there are still roster spots to be won, and the players who earn them are just an injury away from being on the field at a crucial moment.
With one preseason game remaining, the final few spots are still yet to be determined.
The following slideshow contains five Jets players that have played well enough through the first three games that they will be spared when final cuts come around.
As always, feel free to comment below.
Jeff Cumberland (TE)
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During the summer, rumors went around that the Jets may be in the market for a second tight end, with the idea that bringing in someone like Todd Heap would allow them to run more two-tight end sets that have worked so well for the Patriots.
Although Heap decided to go elsewhere, the Jets may have had the right player already on their roster in Jeff Cumberland.
Cumberland missed the Giants game with a hamstring injury, but he has performed well enough in the first two games to almost guarantee him a spot.
In just two games, Cumberland has 120 receiving yards on eight catches, to total a very good 15 yards-per-catch average.
What has impressed me the most about Cumberland is his ability to run after the catch, something you would not expect from a 260-pound tight end.
Cumberland could still use some work on his blocking skills, but his ability to get open makes him too good to cut.
Matthew Mulligan (TE)
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With Jeff Cumberland out for the Jets game against the Giants, Matthew Mulligan was given the chance to step into the receiving tight-end role, and he did not fail to impress.
Although most people look at Mulligan as the tight end to send in on run plays, he showed a capability to get open and move with the ball.
Mulligan totaled three catches for 43 yards against the Giants, with one of those grabs coming on a pass from Jeremy Kerley out of the wildcat formation.
Like I said with Cumberland, the Jets want to run more two-tight end formations, and having a player like Mulligan, who is not only a solid run blocker but who can also sneak out and catch a pass, will make the Jets offense that much more dangerous.
Josh Mauga (LB)
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Josh Mauga may have not only played himself onto the roster, but also onto the field.
Mauga appeared in eight games for the Jets last season, but there was no guarantee he would be back this season.
Instead of worrying about fighting for a roster spot in the last weeks of the preseason, Mauga came out against Houston and recorded three tackles, including a sack, and he also had an interception.
Mauga has not let up with nine more tackles the past two games, and Rex Ryan has already shown that if anything were to happen to Bart Scott, Mauga would be the replacement.
One could argue that Mauga has had the best preseason of any Jet player, and it could pay dividends as he sees more and more playing time.
Ropati Pitoitua (DE)
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Ropati Pitoitua became famous last season after he sustained an Achilles injury that caused him to be cut from the roster. This was then made into a main storyline on HBO's "Hard Knocks."
Pitoitua is back and healthy this season, and so far in the preseason he has looked like the player the Jets were hoping he would be last season.
Standing at 6'8", Pitoitua has the size to be not only a great pass rusher, but an even better pass deflector. Although he is yet to officially get his hand on one this preseason, I imagine quarterbacks are having to hold back throws because they don't think they can get it through him or can't see over him.
Pitoitua has a very respectable seven tackles so far this preseason, and should have a good chance against the Eagles to show what he is all about.
Emanuel Cook (S)
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The final player in this slideshow is a Jet that I had a privilege of speaking with this off-season. Emanuel Cook appeared in four games last season, but is looking to take on a bigger role this season.
Cook has played great at the safety position this preseason, and may have even played himself ahead of Brodney Pool for the spot to back-up Eric Smith.
Cook has 10 tackles so far this preseason, with six of those coming in Monday's win over the Giants. Although it is not really fair to compare stats in preseason games, Pool only has eight tackles.
Cook plays like one would expect a Rex Ryan player to, with a bit of grit (as shown in his skirmishes with Brandon Jacobs) and hard hits.
It will be interesting to see how many safeties the Jets keep, but Cook has played well enough this preseason to not only make the roster, but also to gain more time on the field this season.
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House Oversight and Government Reform Committee Chairman Henry Waxman, D-Calif., sent a letter to Johnson demanding "all documents relating to the California waiver request, other than those that are available on the public record."
The decision against California "appears to have ignored the evidence before the agency and the requirements of the Clean Air Act," Waxman wrote.
Twelve other states -- Connecticut, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Vermont and Washington -- have adopted the California emissions standards, and the governors of Arizona, Colorado, Florida and Utah have said they also plan to adopt them. The rules were also under consideration in Iowa.
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Brazil's Alison Cerutti and Emanuel Rego hope to take part in the men's competition in Corrientes following Alison's injury at the beginning of the season
Lausanne, Switzerland, May 8, 2013 – The teams for the second Grand Slam of the year – the Corrientes Grand Slam in Argentina – have been confirmed following the passing of the deadline for federations to make any changes.
Federations had until the end of Monday (Lausanne time) to confirm which of their teams would fill their respective national federation positions in the Corrientes Grand Slam Main Draw and Qualification tournaments, which will take place from May 22 to 26.
In the women's competition the Dutch team of Sanne Keizer and Marleen van Iersel are ranked first followed closed by USA's Jennifer Kessy and April Ross, Italy's Greta Cicolari and Marta Menegatti and Germany's Katrin Holtwick and Ilka Semmler.
Brazilian world champions Alison Cerutti and Emanuel Rego, who have registered to take part in the men's competition following Alison's hand injury, are ranked first followed by USA's Sean Rosenthal and Phil Dalhausser, winners of the opening tournament of the year at the Fuzhou Open.
Silver medallists from the opening Grand Slam of the year - the Shanghai Grand Slam - Pedro Salgado and Bruno Schmidt of Brazil are ranked in joint third place with Italians Nicolai Paolo and Daniele Lupo.
The hosts Argentina have three teams in both the men's and women's draw. Olympians Maria Zonta and Ana Gallay are the highest ranked women in 21st, while Julian Azaad and Ian Mehamed occupy the same position in the men's draw.
The actual seeding for the tournament will be confirmed following the Technical Meeting on the eve of the tournament. The seeding will be based on the sum of the individual rankings taking into consideration the status as at -21 days.
Due to the limited number of reserve teams, the FIVB has decided to offer such teams (after country quota) the chance to take part in the Qualification tournament for the Corrientes Grand Slam.
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Jamaicans Hutchinson, Bryan book China ticket in style
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Russian dominance ends as Brazil back at number one
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Egypt struggle past Kenya as Rwanda ease past Burundi in World Champs qualifier
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Trinidad & Tobago host successful setter seminar
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Fans flock to FIVB's YouTube following historic Thailand win
Coaches look forward to another three days of world-class volleyball
Natalie Cook: "I'm looking forward to 2014 and beyond"
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In an unintended consequence of the new healthcare law, drug companies have begun notifying children's hospitals around the country that they no longer qualify for large discounts on drugs used to treat rare medical conditions. As a result, prices are going up for these specialized "orphan drugs," some of which are also used to treat more common conditions. Over the last 18 years, Congress has required drug manufacturers to provide discounts to a variety of health care providers, including community health centers, AIDS clinics and hospitals that care for large numbers of low-income people.
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Shell love these Same Float patent leather thong sandals from Kenneth Cole Reaction. Features a covered elastic ankle strap for an... easy fit and a padded insole for comfort. Spot clean Imported Read More
A multi-colored flower accent adds a pretty touch to these metallic T-strap sandals from Kenneth Cole Reaction. Features a decorat...ive jewel flower accent at the T-strap with Velcro® closure. Padded insole for comfort Spot clean Imported Read More
Shell look precious in these Mary Jane heels from Kenneth Cole Reaction. Features a decorative center appliqué with stones and gr...osgrain details on a Mary Jane heel. Padded insole for comfort Spot clean Imported Read More
Make a sparkling statement in these glitter pumps from Nina Kids. Constructed in a Mary Jane silhouette and featuring an adjustabl...e ankle strap with a side buckle closure and a low heel. Imported Read More
Every young man needs a pair of handsome leather loafers from Kenneth Cole Reaction. Featuring a logo-embossed buckle atop a Velcr...o® closure and a box leather finish. Imported Read More


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