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TROWBRIDGE & DISTRICT LEAGUE DIVISION TWO: Bratton win battle of the villages
1:00pm Monday 3rd September 2012 in Sport
BRATTON, who are tipped to do well this season, got their Division Two campaign of to a winning start with a 4-1 victory at fellow villagers Heytesbury.
Bratton are another team with a new man at the helm, Dave Jenkins has replaced Paul Flanagan as manager and he will be more than happy to have got off to a winning start as the game was seen as a potential banana skin.
Bratton made the perfect start and went ahead inside two minutes with Dan Cox finding the net.
After that both sides had chances but they had to wait until the 47th minute before the net rustled for a second time and it was Heytesbury who hit the target to level things, Sam Sweetman doing the damage.
Bratton regained the lead midway through the half thanks to a second from Cox and late goals from Shane Newman and Matthew Morgan made sure the points made the short trip back to Bratton.
Calne Eagles 3 Broughton Gifford 2
CALNE Eagles got their league campaign off to a winning start with a hard-fought home win over Broughton Gifford.
The first half was an entertaining affair with the two teams playing completely contrasting styles.
The home side were defending solidly and cautiously, while Broughton were getting men forward in numbers and were relying heavily on playing a really high line in defence.
This resulted in Broughton having more possession of the ball, but the Eagles always looked the more likely to score throughout the first 45 minutes.
Calne opened the scoring after 10 minutes when a goal kick from Broughton goalkeeper Nigel Stokes was headed straight back upfield by Stu Windsor.
The ball then ran through to last season's top scorer Adam Bewley, who raced away from his marker before firing the ball home from 12 yards out.
Broughton responded brightly and should have equalised, but Gary Turk fired wide after a teasing cross from Dan Wordley.
However, it was the Eagles who always looked the more dangerous in front of goal with their front pairing of Adam Bewley and Stu Windsor constantly looking to get in behind Broughton's offside trap.
The home side were frustrated on numerous occasions by a lot of very close offside decisions.
Nonetheless, they managed to double their lead after 25 minutes when Bewley once again went clean through on goal and squared a pass to Windsor to tap in from close range.
Broughton managed to pull a goal back shortly afterwards, when Gary Turk headed home from a corner kick.
Broughton's dangerous striker Rob O'Harrow also went close on a couple occasions with two stinging shots from distance, but on each occasion he was denied by Eagles keeper Andy Windsor.
Calne regained their two-goal cushion just before half time when Windsor once again turned provider as he set up midfielder Sam Rogers for another simple tap-in.
Broughton played much better in the second half and stretched the home side far more than they had managed in the first half.
They forced Calne to defend deep, which also resulted in them winning numerous corners.
After 57 minutes, they took the score to 3-2 following a corner kick, when Windsor's attempted clearance rebounded off the head of teammate Roy Wenham, leaving O'Harrow with a simple finish.
Sensing an equaliser, Broughton continued to drive forward, aided by a brief lapse in form up front from Calne.
However, in the last 10 minutes, Calne re-grouped and actually managed to see out the game and without any more scares.
It was a good performance for Calne Eagles, who continue to strengthen their squad. New signings Kian Enderby, Josh Eades and Russell Driver all made impressive debuts.
Furthermore, with two of last season's top performers missing through injury (Rob Docherty and Matt Fleming), the Eagles will be hoping for a more prosperous league campaign this year.
Steeple Ashton 3 Westbury Town 2
STEEPLE Ashton, who suffered relegation from Division One last term, began this campaign with an excellent win at home to Westbury Town, who were last season's third division runners up.
In an attempt to get them back into the top flight, Ashton have turned to former manager Neil Taylor and he must have been impressed with his side as they overcame a 2-1 half time deficit to take maximum points for the first time since January.
Guy Rowley put Ashton in front after just 90 seconds when he raced through the Westbury defence to thump the ball home.
With Ian Gray running the midfield for Westbury he came close to leveling things up was deny by the woodwork with his 25-yard strike rattling the bar.
Westbury restored parity on 13 minutes through Jamie Howse whose cross come shot gave keeper John Jones no chance.
It was the the turn of Ashton to be denied by the frame of the goal, Rowley heading a Marc Sheppard cross against the bar.
Westbury took the lead in the 33rd minute, a handball in the area by Paul Ford saw a penalty awarded and Ryan Earny made no mistake from the spot to make it 2-1.
Ashton started the second period the better of the two sides as they looked to turn things around and their equaliser came from an unlikely source, Jake Mazan scoring from 35 yards on 50 minutes to claim his first ever goal for the villagers.
Four minutes later Nick Gittens burst into the Westbury area and finished well to make it 3-2. Shortly after Gittens should have added a fourth but with the goal at his mercy and just two yards out he somehow put his shot over the bar.
However, despite the miss, Ashton held out and secured a hard fought for but deserved win.
Worton & Cheverell 2 Trowbridge Wanderers Reserves 3
FORMER Northbridge manager Matt Rusling, now in charge of Trowbridge Wanderers Reserves, began his tenure with a fine 3-2 victory away at Worton & Cheverell.
Wanderers took the lead on 10 minutes when Mike Cooksey got his head on Jason Hughes long throw.
Worton weren't behind for long as four minutes later the evergreen Dave Close made it one apiece.
With the hosts looking for the half time whistle they were caught out three minutes before the break when Will Bayley netted from a 25-yard free kick to give the visitors a 2-1 lead.
Wanderers increased their advantage on 80 minutes.
A mix-up in the Worton defence led to Darrell Thompson netting from close range to make it 3-1.
Worton never gave up and they scored a second on 90 minutes thanks to a second of the contest from Close, but it was a case of too little too late as a few minutes after the referee brought an end to an eventful game.
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If Cumberland County merges its mental health services with a Durham-based alliance, the local board that oversees care from within the county would be gone forever.
"Once that's done, it's done," said Jonathan Charleston, the mental health board's lawyer. He was addressing a joint meeting of the county Board of Commissioners and the area mental health authority to discuss the pros and cons of a merger.
"We have to determine if that's going to be the most efficient and best way to serve our citizens," said Marshall Faircloth, chairman of the Board of Commissioners.
State reforms mean that starting Jan. 1, 2013, mental health services in Cumberland County will be provided through a contract with an alliance with Durham, Wake and Johnston counties.
A full merger, which could take place next July, would give Cumberland County more say in the management of the alliance. But it would also dismantle much of the remaining local oversight of care.
Sticking with a contract would allow Cumberland to work with a different group if the alliance sours.
The two boards spent almost 90 minutes discussing the contract in closed session with attorneys.
Faircloth said the commissioners won't decide on a merger until it's clear who would control almost $14 million in funding reserves allocated to local mental health care.
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Tue, Nov 19, 2013 | 21:42 GMT
Adventure Time: Explore the Dungeon Because I DON'T KNOW! launch trailer released
Adventure Time: Explore the Dungeon Because I DON'T KNOW! has a launch trailer available below, in which you can get an idea of what to expect from the Finn and Jake game. The WayForward Technologies title hit North America on 3DS, PC, PS3, Xbox 360 and Wii U today, and released in Europe on November 15.
Thu, Oct 10, 2013 | 17:10 BST
Adventure Time: Explore the Dungeon Because I DON'T KNOW! video shows loads of gameplay
Adventure Time: Explore the Dungeon Because I DON'T KNOW! has a new video available showing loads of gameplay footage from WayForward Technologies upcoming title. The game will release on 3DS, PS3, Xbox 360 and Wii U this fall, and up to four players can team up to save the Candy Kingdom by exploring Princess Bubblegum's Secret Royal Dungeon. While you are down there, you can beat up enemies and search for lovely treasure. Video courtesy of CoinOp TV. Screenshots are below as well.
Wed, Jul 17, 2013 | 20:28 BST
Adventure Time and Regular Show assets shows off both WayForward titles
Adventure Time: Explore the Dungeon Because I DON'T KNOW!, which is coming to the US, Australia and Europe, has some screens box art and a trailer available below. It was also announced that the new Regular Show game, Mordecai and Rigby In 8-Bit Land will be a 3DS exclusive. Assets for this game are below as well.
Thu, Jul 11, 2013 | 13:51 BST
Adventure Time browser app lets you make your own game
Adventure Time's creators have released a free browser game that lets players make their own levels, quests and power-ups. Mathematical!
Tue, May 14, 2013 | 14:32 BST
New Adventure Time and Regular Show titles in the works at WayForward
A new Adventure Time game is heading to 3DS, PC, PS3, Wii U and Xbxo 360 courtesy of D3 Publisher and WayForward. The developers is also working on a Regular Show game for 3DS.
Thu, Oct 25, 2012 | 16:34 BST
Crashmo, Ikachan, Paper Mario: Sticker Star, others release dates confirmed for North America
Release dates for 3DS titles Paper Mario: Sticker Star, Professor Layton and the Miracle Mask, Crashmo, and others have been confirmed by Nintendo for North America. Since it's nice to have release dates all in one place, we've posted the schedule for you below.
Tue, Jul 17, 2012 | 07:31 BST
Adventure Time available as snazzy collector's edition
A $40 collector's edition for Adventure Time has turned up on GameStop, sporting a sword-shaped stylus, poster, art book and steelbook packagaing. Naturally you're all over that, and thankfully, the retailer told Joystiq the package isn't exclusive to GameStop, so check with your local store before accepting the $30 standard edition. WayForward's DS and 3DS tie-in launches in October. Check out a trailer here.
Mon, Jul 16, 2012 | 02:57 BST
Adventure Time trailer gives off a pleasant Zelda vibe
Adventure Time creator Pendleton Ward and developer WayForward have been quite clear about their influences, and the resulting love letter to The Legend of Zelda is starting to look pretty sweet and or math.
Tue, May 08, 2012 | 17:12 BST
Adventure Time: Hey Ice King! Why'd you steal our garbage?! announced by D3
D3Publisher and Cartoon Network have announced Adventure Time: Hey Ice King! Why'd you steal our garbage?! will release on 3DS and DS in the fall.
Fri, Mar 23, 2012 | 09:49 GMT
Adventure Time game being made for DS
An Adventure Time game is being made for DS, the show's creator Pendleton Ward has announced on Twitter. Ward initially said the title was for 3DS, but clarified it was for the original DS. Alongside tweeting bits of art confirming its existance, he also said development would come from WayForward.
Thu, Sep 29, 2011 | 04:39 BST
Adventure Time creator keen on a game adaptation
Pendleton Ward, creator of Cartoon Network's cultural force Adventure Time, would like to see an open world RPG, or at least a side scroller, based on the series.


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This is the first autumn I've had in my new garden in Suffolk and I'm entranced by this colour contrast between the Hydrangea petiolaris and the vine. One minute the hydrangea's leaves were green, the next the colour had drained right out of them and they looked bleached out - totally dramatic against the autumn red of the vine.
In another contrast, I've been finding it hard to look at the top of the garden where the foundations of the new greenhouse have been dug right in the middle of the vegetable garden. The idea is that it will be a vegetable garden again only bigger and better. But the digger has compacted all the soil around it and the piles of sub-soil are worrying.
I'm an impatient person - not a good quality for a gardener - and I just can't wait for Alitex to tip up with all the bits and pieces which will make up the greenhouse. Thank goodness, I won't have to wait much longer - it arrives on Monday. Perfect timing to start getting my tender perennials under cover especially the baby cuttings which will want some cossetting over the winter. Watch this space for an opening ceremony!


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jas8340 Wrote:Hey guys, my development PC at home died. I've ordered a new computer but it is going to be a week or so until it arrives. The good news is that I didn't lose any code but the downside is that I lost my development database.
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Holland Bloorview is putting a call out to budding film-makers to enter filmpossible, a unique online video contest which will showcase the possibilities for children living with disabilities.
Film-makers have until Aug. 31 to submit their videos.
"Filmpossible is a unique opportunity for film-makers to dispel myths, perhaps by showcasing achievements or showing changes we can make," says Christa Haanstra, Senior Director, Communications and Public Affairs. "By entering this contest, you can help Holland Bloorview change the way the world views childhood disability."
I don't know about you, but I love the idea of this contest: putting the focus on the possible. After all, the world tends to do quite the opposite when your child is diagnosed with a disability: focusing on what may no longer be possible (at least according to some study or statistic).
To find out how to enter, what you could win (yes, there are all kinds of fabulous prizes), and how the entries will be judged, visit the project's website, filmpossible.ca.
A recent article by BBC News education reporter Katharine Sellgren noted that the UK is lagging behind other European countries by failing to recognize the important role that grandparents play in providing childcare. (One in three mothers in the UK relies on her children's grandparents to provide childcare.)
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- Center for Adolescent Health director Freya Sonenstein, PhD, Director of the Center for Adolescent Health at the John Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, quoted in the current issue of John Hopkins Public Health Magazine.
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- Columbia's Due Process Cont'd., The Wall Street Journal, May 21, 2001
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Tucson - Kristi's Kids are holding out hope. As we face the end of another year, there are eighty children in Pima County who are looking for their forever family. Kids, once abused and neglected, hoping to be adopted.
In 2012, Kristi's Kids featured a dozen of these children. One of them was adopted. 13-year old Michael. He tells Kristi's Kids, he couldn't be happier with his adoptive brother, Cordell. He says, "we play football. We go out. We play X-box like normal kids. We do good."
Chloe was also featured in 2012, and she found her adoptive family. They just have to make it official. Chloe tells Kristi's Kids, "I imagine a great life. Not moving around all the time. And I can see myself going to a pretty good college."
Since 2008, Kristi's Kids has helped 18 local children get adopted. Nine more have been matched with their adoptive families and are just waiting for paper proof.
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Oceanfront, Great Accommodations & 15 mins from Rincon in Puerto Rico
- bedrooms 5
- baths 4
- sleeps 12
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Casa Mami Nin, is located in the area known as "Porta del Sol" on the west coast of the island of Puerto Rico in the town of Aguada, 15 minute drive from Rincon...... famous for great surfing and beautiful sunsets.
Our house gives the guest an opportunity to explore a variety of beaches in the area, the gentle breeze from the Atlantic Ocean and incredible sunsets without going too far. It's situated in the middle of aprox. 900 sq meters of fully fenced land across the street from the ocean with lush mature trees 12 to 15 ft tall and plenty of mature vegetation with plenty of space on-site for sunbathing, reading or just taking a nap under the trees.
First Floor---Sleeps 6:
- 2 Bedrooms (1 queen, 1 full, 2 twins) 2 baths, Living, Dining, Full Size/Eat-In Kitchen, Balcony.
Second Floor---Sleeps 6:
- 3 Bedrooms (1 King, 1 Queen, 2 Twins) 2 baths, Living, Dining, Full Size Eat-In Kitchen, Balcony.
The property is located about 20 - 25 minutes from the Aguadilla Airport (BQN) served by Jet Blue and United out of New York and 2 1/2 hours (depending on traffic) from Luis Munoz Marin Airport (SJU) in San Juan.
Spectacular ocean view.
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- All bedrooms have individual Air Conditioning units.
- Large ceiling Fans Throughout.
- Cable TV,
- WiFi Internet Service.
- DVD Player.
- Two Full Size Kitchens including Full size fridge, Cooktop.
- Coffee maker.
- Blender.
- Microwave/Oven.
- Pots and pans, dishes, glasses, wine glasses, cutlery, etc.
- Linens, towels and beach towels
- Washer and Dryer.
- Beach chairs, lounge chairs.
- Circular driveway with off street parking for 2-3 cars.
activities and attractions in Puerto Rico Caribbean
Property is located within a 5 minute walk to the public beach and restaurants. Close to Supermarket, Pharmacy, Fast Food Restaurants, Bakery and Downtown Aguada.
Downtown Aguada is not your typical tourist trap town, it is a town incorporated 502 years ago full of Mom and Pop stores with friendly people where you can find almost anything you might need.
For a great list of overall activities and unbiased ratings about the best things to do in Puerto Rico visit Trip Advisor/Puerto Rico/Attractions.
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4 Night minimum rental
Minimum Rates: September 1, 2013 to November 15, 2013
Maximum Rates: November 16, 2013 to April 12, 2014
Paul Torres
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Prior to paying a reservation deposit, always verify payment instructions by calling the phone number displayed on this listing page. By contacting the owner directly and paying by an approved method - credit card, paypal, check or bank transfer - your reservation payment will be protected up to $1,000.
Learn more in our Security CenterTop things to do in Puerto Rico
- Rincon Surfing
- Rio Camuy Caverns
- "El Morro Castle" in Old San Juan
- "El Yunque" Tropical Rain Forest
- Visit Old San Juan
Top things to do on a budget
- Swimming, Snorkeling, Sunbathing
- Drive to the small towns discovered by Columbus
- Walk through miles of beautiful beaches
- Surfing
Top things to do with a family
- Visit the Arecibo Radio Telescope
- Take a Charter to Desecheo Island
- Sail the Coast of Rincon
- Whale Watching (Seasonal)
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Evansville police are investigating an armed home invasion in the 13-hundred block of South Lombard Avenue. Victims tell police they were in the kitchen Tuesday night when someone threw something through the glass in the back door and three men forced their way inside the home. The victims tell police two of the men had handguns and the third man had what looked like a machine gun. The robbers told the victims to hit the floor and stole a purse, wallet and cell phone before taking off. No one was hurt.
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Old National gets naming rights to The Centre. The name change, to Old National Events Plaza recognizes the bank's $14 million investment in the downtown convention hotel project. Bank President and CEO Bob Jones told County Commissioners that the 30-year agreement is good for everyone. The bank will will be providing new signs, in and out, as well as an electronic message board for the downtown convention facility.
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A Boonville woman who was seriously hurt in a car crash in Warrick County over the weekend has died. 86-year-old Norma Jean Love was a retired Evansville Police Officer who worked for the EPD from 1954 to 1974. She was the first woman to take the merit system test when the system was put into effect. The accident happened Saturday afternoon at South Rockport and Metz Roads, south of Boonville. Investigators say 20-year-old Tyler Hylton of Reynolds, Kentucky, crossed the center line and apparently hit a van driven by Love.
Gasification plant back on track
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The Indiana Supreme Court votes unanimously in favor of building a controversial coal gasification plant in Spencer County. The court ruled that altering the contract that developers of the Rockport plant signed with the state did not amount to a significant change. Opponents had argued the contract wasn't valid. Under it, the state will buy synthetic gas produced at the plant at a fixed price for 30 years. The state will then resell the gas and consumers will either make or lose money.
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A member of the Evansville Parks Board disagrees with those who have criticized conditions at a number of city parks. Kenny Overton brought a slide show of the parks to City Council members Monday night. Overton says the parks are for the most part well groomed and well maintained. He encouraged more public-private partnerships, and asked the council to consider restoring a $50,000 emergency maintenance fund it cut, just before next year's city budget was approved.
IU Med Center project hits fast track
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It's a tight time frame. The Redevelopment Commission votes to request qualifications from developers interested in working on the IU medical school project in Evansville's downtown. But the developers only have until January 3 to respond. And the commission is expected to choose who the city will work with at its January 7th meeting. Mayor Winnecke says the city has options on land where the school could be built, but for now won't say where it is. IU says the deadline for site proposals to be submitted is the end of next month.
Boil order ordered near Newburgh
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Chandler Utilities issues a boil water advisory for an area near Newburgh. A water main break led to the advisory for the area bounded by Oak Grove Road, Telephone Road, Libbert Road, and Bell Road. About 500 customers are affected by it. It is recommended that all cooking and drinking water be brought to a full boil for five minutes before using.
Market to remain strong - wage increases not predicted
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It's been a great year on the stock market - out-performing just about all predictions - and a top investment analyst expects more of the same next year. While in Evansville, John Augustine, Chief Market Strategist for Fifth Third, said one reason is Europe, Japan and the United Kingdom following the U.S. out of the Great Recession. But Augustine says businesses haven't shared their increasing wealth with employees because of concerns about costs of the Affordable Care Act.
Missing woman needs meds
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Owensboro Police are asking for help in finding a missing woman. 48-year old Sandra Daugherty was reported missing when she failed to return to her McLean County home last Saturday, after being discharged from Owensboro Health Regional Hospital. Surveillance footage shows Daugherty leaving the hospital in a light colored passenger car. Police are searching for her because of her medical condition and the medication she needs to be taking.
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The threat of heavy rain prompts the National Weather Service at Paducah to activate its storm spotter network. The weather service tells spotters an active weather pattern will exist late this week and this weekend, bringing the threat of heavy rain and flooding. Anywhere from two-to-four inches of rain is expected to fall over southern Illinois and southwest Indiana. It says persistent differences in storm models makes the predictability of the system difficult. It says there's a potential for severe weather -- but it's too soon to say how likely that is.
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Lakewood Woman Charged with DUI in Hit and Run that Nearly Killed Cyclist Submitted by Amy Thompson on Thu, 08/23/2012 - 09:16 News Item: Denver CyclingLAKEWOOD, Colo. — A woman was arrested and charged with multiple crimes for a hit-and-run accident that landed a cyclist in the hospital with serious injuries Wednesday morning. Lakewood Police arrested Catherine Marie Bean, 23, for an accident that was reported at about 4:44 a.m., when a passerby reported seeing a man laying in the road on South Wadsworth Boulevard just south of West Ohio Avenue. The victim, a 58-year-old man, was unconscious and bleeding from the head. He was transported to St. Anthony's West Hospital with life threatening injuries. Read more about Lakewood Woman Charged with DUI in Hit and Run that Nearly Killed CyclistAdd new comment
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Denver Streets are seeing more accidents with Cyclists Submitted by Kris Thompson on Tue, 07/10/2012 - 18:29 News Item: Denver CyclingAccording to the Denver Police and the Westword accidents with cyclists for 2012 has already surpassed that of 2010 with 228 as of July 8. What's going on? Some will say this is to be expected, as we see more cyclists take to the street statistically we will see more accidents. Others are complaining that drivers just don't "get it" in how to co-exist on a road made for both users. Comments from related topic if there's somebody there, and they have right of way, yield, if not, roll on through [stop sign]. And while Colorado may not be one yet, several states successfully have laws that allow cyclists to treat stop signs like yield signs Stravaaaaaaaaaaa! If cyclists are going to be taken seriously, we need some consistency first and foremost. This also means bike salmon and those riding faster than pedestrian speed on sidewalks should be ticketed. Make CU freshmen take cycling course. Doesn't CU have a cycling clinic? If not they need one. Additionally educate the lower class in this town too on riding on the bike lane and not on the sidewalk or how to choose a route that is off the commonly driven route... do you really need to ride down Pearl street when there is Spruce? 10% of time it was to the left of the White Line in traffic going 60 MPH? Give those guy a Darwin Award! [problems with the Busstop Ride Boulder] But cyclists are providing their share of blame, according to the Westword On one side of the debate, some are concerned that cyclists carelessly and regularly break laws -- running through stop signs, ignoring red lights -- and put others and themselves in danger in the process. On the other side, some cyclists say drivers are uneducated about cycling and do a bad job of sharing the road with bikers -- as they are legally required to do. "Sadly, I think it is common to talk to bicyclists that have a story about having a crash with an automobile," says van Heuven. "It's also common to hear people talking about...an incident with a person on a bike that is not following the law." Read the complete article on the Westword The Denver Police have also stepped up their part by handing out more tickets to cyclists to help curb the ignorant choices made by many. Related articles - Other options to right-away - Cops cracking down on cyclists - Which type of law broken by cyclists is the worst? Read more about Denver Streets are seeing more accidents with Cyclists1 commentAdd new comment
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I've been there in the midst of horrific crisis where people have been injured and hurt and loved ones have passed away and yet during the most horrible things I could imagine, God has given me peace.
It's actually the little things that get the best of me. During the big times of crisis, that's when I remember to pray! But it's those times in traffic when someone cuts me off, or when someone is rude to me at the grocery store, or when someone picks on one of my kids – that's when I lose my head! No peace in times like that. Ah, but I'm working on that little character flaw.
And I hope you're working to find more peace in your life. Part of finding peace is to shake off those little things and not let them get the best of you. That's the part I'm working on. Part of finding peace is looking up when you feel down. I saw a quote once that read, "When life gets too hard to stand, kneel." That is the truth! When you do that, you'll be better prepared for the hard times…and quicker to forgive in times when the little, irritating annoyances try to get the best of you. Just a thought.


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The United States Military Academy has been awarded two Minerva Chairs from the Office of the Secretary of Defense. Our two research projects are entitled "Social, Spatial and Cultural Topologies of African Villages" in the Department of Geography and Environmental Engineering and "Understanding the Differences in the Islamic Ideology and in Asian Cultures" in the Department of Behavioral Sciences and Leadership. Both projects address the Minerva topic "New Approaches to Understanding Dimensions of National Security, Conflict, and Cooperation" and will be supported with cooperation of the Institute for Innovation and Development (IID) and the Network Science Center (NSC). Minerva will enhance our growing social science research and education initiatives and form a strong research team of Fellows, researchers, faculty members, and cadets. In addition to an Academy research team, social and behavioral scientists in the Army at ARO and ARI are connected to the USMA Minerva project -- supportive of our efforts and excited to work with our Fellows and research teams.
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Bradford City v Swansea City
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Wembley Stadium is ready for its first cup final of 2013 on Sunday when Swansea City and Bradford City meet under the arch.
Its a special year for the Stadium, which celebrates its 90th anniversary in April, and will be hosting some major matches during the coming months, including The FA Cup with Budweiser and the Champions League Finals in May.
But while Wembley is accustomed to big Finals, for the two teams heading to London for the League Cup Final this weekend it's a rare experience.
Swansea won promotion to the Premier League in 2011 after beating Reading in the Championship play-off in their only previous visit to the new stadium, though they did feature in Football League Trophy and play-off finals in the 1980s and '90s.
Meanwhile, Bradford City's only day out at Wembley came in the Second Division play-off Final in 1996 when they beat Notts County. The Bantams have, of course, won The FA Cup, but their 1911 triumph came twelve years before Wembley was opened.
League Cup Success on Sunday will be a major achievement for both clubs, and Swans' boss Michael Laudrup is hoping to complete a trio of landmark victories at Wembley.
As a player, Laudrup played a part in two historic triumphs at the home of English football. In 1983, he was in the first Denmark side to taste victory over England, thanks to Allan Simonsen's penalty.
And he also famously featured for Barcelona's 'Dream Team' when they recorded the Catalan club's first European Cup success against Sampdoria in 1992.
A Swansea victory on Sunday would see the Welsh club secure the first major trophy in their centenary season, and Laudrup said: "I had two very good days at Wembley, although that was the old ground.
"They were two huge results and I hope Sunday will be the third."
He added: "On the pitch everyone knows my five years with Cruyff in Barcelona were great years, there are a lot of things from the training I did with him that I am using now.
"There are also elements from Giovanni Trapattoni while I was in Italy and (former Denmark boss) Sepp Piontek.
"Those are the three I mention when people ask who had the most influence on my career - so we have a German, an Italian and a Dutchman who was from the school of 'Total Football' and was one of the top five players ever.
"They were three very different personalities, and three very different ways of seeing the game, but they had a big impact on me."
For more on the League Cup Final visit the official Wembley Stadium website
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On Feb. 2, your Weekly Wrap gave our state legislators a demerit for attempting to alter concealed handgun permits to include carrying handguns into restaurants when the business owners don't object, and making secret the identities of the owners of said permits. The author concluded by saying that patrons having concealed handguns could make the restaurant more dangerous.
When I read this, my thoughts went back many years to an incident at the local Luigi's Italian Restaurant. The patrons there were in what the writer implies was a safe situation because of the absence of handguns. That changed abruptly when Kenneth Junior French barged in with his shotgun. It changed because of the lack of one or more handguns.
The recent massacre at the school in Connecticut is just another example of what was considered to be a safe situation (because of the lack of handguns or other firearms) turning deadly for the same reason. In short, if one is among some concealed-carry handgun owners, he or she is probably much safer than otherwise.
The writer also said that if you saw your neighbor with a handgun, because of the law restricting your right to find out who has a concealed handgun permit, you could not check up on him to find out if he has the qualifications to carry it. The key word here is "saw." If you saw him, then it was not concealed and he did not need a permit.
I don't think our government should have the right to assassinate U.S. citizens in foreign countries. I also don't think the government should be allowed to use pilotless drones over U.S. soil.
If our government is allowed to use drones to kill American citizens in foreign countries today, then they will have the power to kill citizens on U.S. soil tomorrow.
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Muhlenberg County was established on December 14, 1798 from Christian County and Logan County. Currently the county was named in honor of Peter Muhlenberg (1746–1807), Revolutionary War general .
Currently the Muhlenberg County Seat is situated in Greenville additionally, the county government website is www.muhlenbergcounty.ky.gov
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