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USD women's basketball team in rebuilding mode
Fisher believes sophomore Sophia Ederaine, a 6-3 forward from Canyon Springs High in Moreno Valley, will be a key to their success. She has improved as a scorer and will be strong rebounding and blocking shots. She blocked a team-high 54 shots last season as a freshman. Fisher also likes what she's seen out of true freshman Maya Hood, an athletic, 5-8 guard from La Jolla Country Day and senior Klara Wischer, who is being asked to start after being a role player last season.
"I think it's a year that we lost a lot and it's going to take time and we're going to have to continuously improve every day in practice and be the best that we can be in March," she added. "But there's a lot to be excited about."
University of San Diego women's basketball
Last season: 26-9, 12-4 in the West Coast Conference, tied for second.
NIT Tournament: Won a program-best four games, lost to Oklahoma State in semifinals.
Predicted finish in 2012-13: fourth to BYU, Gonzaga and St. Mary's.
Season opener: Saturday vs. Cal State San Marcos, 2 p.m., USD's Jenny Craig Pavilion.
Starters lost (3): Dominique Conners (16.5 ppg, 5.0 rpg, 2.7 apg); Morgan Woodrow (13.3 ppg, 4.9 rpg,); Izzy Chilcott (6.6 ppg, 6.4 rpg, 2.0 apg)
Returning starters (2): junior guard Amy Kame (11.4 ppg, 5.2 rpg, 1.7 apg), junior forward Felicia Wijenberg (4.9 ppg, 3.8 rpg).
Other key players: junior point guard Alysse Barlow (transfer from Hutchinson Community College in Kansas where she averaged 9.2 ppg, 4.7 apg and 2.5 steals), senior forward Klara Wischer (3.7 ppg, 4.3 rpg), guard Julia Bennett, sophomore forward Sophia Ederaine (team-high 54 blocks last season, 2.0 ppg, 2.4 rpg), sophomore forward Katelyn McDaniel, freshman guard Maya Hood (La Jolla Country Day), sophomore guard Brooke Jelniker (redshirt last year after transferring from the University of Kansas), junior forward Kameron Knutson (seven starts last season, 2.6 ppg, 3.3 rpg).
Others returning: Sophomore guard Sophie Ederaine, sophomore guard Tomisha Miller, freshman guard Tara Warren (redshirt last year).
Other newcomers: Freshman guard Melina Hood (La Jolla Country Day).
Others lost: Junior point guard Nicole Ballestero (transferred to Vanguard University in Orange County), sophomore forward Katie Kuklok (transferred to Utah Valley State).
Outlook: Head coach Cindy Fisher is calling this a rebuilding year after losing three key senior starters. She will build around junior guard Amy Kame, a preseason, first-team All-WCC pick, and transfer point guard Alysse Barlow, a true passer who can score and knows how to win (66-4 in two seasons at Hutchinson CC). One key will be the play of Sophia Ederaine, a 6-3 forward from Canyon Springs High in Moreno Valley who blocked 54 shots last season. Fisher believes Ederaine will be a force as a rebounder and scorer. Seniors Klara Wischer and Julia Bennett will start, as will junior Felicia Wijenberg, a 6-2 forward. Fisher likes the look of true freshman Maya Hood, a 5-8 guard from La Jolla Country Day. Fisher has combinations of quickness and size and a deep bench that she can and will use to get the best out of her side every game. She proved last year that she could take an underrated team and get them playing their best hoops by March.


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A short hike from Jenny Lake, these falls are located near the bottom of Cascade Canyon.
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1.5 pounds all purpose flour. (They sell it in 2 pound bags, don't use the entire bag)
4 oz sugar, plus additional 3/4 tbsp for topping scones (1/2 a cup, this is about 1/2 a cup)
1 Tbsp baking powder (a fucking elusive substance, like gold)
3/4 tsp of baking soda
1 tsp of salt
9 oz of butter cut into walnut sized pieces (2 and 1/4 sticks)
1 1/5 cups of Buttermilk (Jesus Christ, just use the 1/4 cup. No one hates a tiny amount of extra buttermilk).
1/2 lb of dried, unsweetened cranberries (8 oz, they'll say how many oz on the package. Probably 5. You should buy two packages).
4-6 apricot halves canned in light juice (heavy syrup will make the scones too soft and sweet).
Whipping cream to coat scone tops.
Heat the oven to 325 degrees.
Drain apricots and chop roughly. Set on paper towels to drain. Do not add them to the mixture until they become matte. You can blot off some of the moisture.
Sift dry ingredients into a mixing bowl. Add butter using a paddle attachment to your mixer or a pastry blender manually. Combine until the butter is complete dispersed. Add fruit and buttermilk until dough forms. Drop spoonfuls (the size of a whole apricot) onto lightly greased and floured cookie sheet 2-3 inches apart. Press down until they are about 1 inch thick. Brush with cream and sprinkle with sugar. Bake until lightly golden, around 15 minutes.
Should yield 15 scones.
Okay, as you can perhaps tell from some of my notes the recipe originally had British units because – actually, I genuinely can't remember if I got this during the phase in college when we were all trying to pretend we lived in England, or from an actual British girl. God, I hope it was the latter.
Probably not, though.
Anyhow! This makes translating the units borderline impossible if you can't do math. Suffice to say, a pound is about 16 ounces. 8 ounces are about a cup. So a pound is about 2 cups.
It took me about half an hour to figure that out.
And I ended up using 5 oz of cranberries, because I did not figure out the conversations beforehand. I'm sorry about that. But they were very good, even with only 5 oz of cranberries!
Also, I forgot to buy whipped cream, because I wrongly thought the recipe meant that it should be used on the scones after they were made, and I figured I was going to a party where there would be cream and jam. That's not what they meant! They meant it should be used to give the scones a delicious, glazed coating. They probably would have been better with one, admittedly.
Does this happen to everyone? I mean, are people following recipes perfectly all the time? No one is doing that, right? Because people are fundamentally lazy and somewhat churlish and inclined toward corn stealing?
Oh, here's what the scones looked like:
My biggest problem though was how do you transport food like this? I took them to a housewarming, and didn't want to carry them in a basket because 1) I don't have a basket and 2) While the idea of skipping through the streets with a basket seemed charming, I had to ride the subway, and I worried that it would get jostled around and they'd fall out.
I ended up transporting them all in a Tiffany box that used to contain champagne glasses. It was "a decision." It also worked pretty well, but sometimes I worry that when you do stuff like that, you're pushing the Holly Golightly comparisons a little hard. So. Tupperware? Enormous tupperware containers for this purpose? What do you do?


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SOUTH YARMOUTH - On July 15 Daniel Greelish, 34, of 502 Winslow Gray Rd. South Yarmouth was arrested and charged with one felony count of dissemination of child pornography, according to documents filed in Barnstable District Court.
An investigation was launched on April 25 into the internet activity of a computer at 502 Winslow Rd., as part of an ongoing investigation into the distribution of child pornography.
A search warrant was executed at the address and residents confirmed that, aside from occasional Facebook use by another resident, only Greelish used the computer to which the internet provider number obtained by police was assigned.
As officers read Greelish his Miranda rights, Greelish stated, "if it's about LimeWire I want a lawyer," according to police.
LimeWire is a file sharing service, which, according to reports, had been used by the IP address at the residence to download and disseminate child pornography.
According to the police report, as he was being arrested Greelish asked police what "dissemination" meant. Upon being told that it meant, "the uploading of child pornography," Greelish said "[Expletive] LimeWire, try to upload one thing and it uploads everything else, what the [expletive].
Greelish has pleaded not guilty, and is being held in lieu of $1,000 cash bail. He is due back in court Aug. 4 for a probable cause hearing.
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Martin Lawrence and Wife Announce Divorce
After less than two years of marriage, funnyman Martin Lawrence and his wife have decided to call it quits.
A rep for Lawrence confirmed to E! News that the "Big Momma's House" star and wife Shamicka are getting a divorce after making a "joint decision to part ways."
"Out of love and respect for one another we will continue to remain friends and raise our two beautiful daughters together," the couple said in a statement, according to E! News.
The pair has been together for 15 years but only wed in Beverly Hills in 2010. Their high-profile wedding was attended by a list of celebrities including Eddie Murphy and Barry Bonds, according to People magazine.
Lawrence, 47, also has a daughter from his previous marriage to former Miss Virginia USA pageant winner Patricia Southall. According to NewsOne, they divorced in 1997 after two years of marriage.
The comedian was also formerly engaged to "Saved by the Bell" star Lark Voorhies in 1993.
Lawrence just wrapped a national stand-up tour and shot a sitcom pilot for CBS. According to Deadline.com, the untitled sitcom will feature Lawrence as a widowed father of two teenagers who decides to become a cop after losing his construction job.
Actors John Amos, Ethan Suplee and Sydney Park are also set to star in the series.
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Halo: Combat Evolved is the sci-fi first-person shooter game that started it all.
Developed by Bungie, Halo: Combat Evolved is the sci-fi game responsible for revolutionizing the console first-person shooter genre. Assuming the role of the elite UNSC Spartan soldier known as the Master Chief, Halo: Combat Evolved quickly drops the player onto a mysterious alien ringworld. As the Chief, your objective is to uncover Halo's terrible secrets and fight back against mankind's sworn enemy, the Covenant.
Players enjoy an experience positively packed with combat as they battle on foot and in vehicles, both inside and outdoors with a vast array of Human and Covenant weaponry. Incredible mission variety allows players to enjoy battling solo or cooperatively with a friend, or engage in intense shootouts in splitscreen multiplayer combat.
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Updated 11/22/2012. Yesterday, I posted this article before it was finished.
In survival preparation, I often read about the use of bartering. This article will talk about how I believe you should not rely on barter. And you should lean towards relying on other means of survival preparations.
First, let me say that I am a big fan of barter. Two people meet, exchange goods of equal value, but neither party walks away with a monetary profit, and both parties are satisfied with the results. This is a very straight forward approach to a barter transaction. This has been a form of commerce well before the existence of currency, and remains in useful today in countless situations. You have too much wheat and your neighbor has livestock to spare, let's exchange in order that both parties benefit.
In terms of survival preparations, it is my belief that barter is overrated. Here is my rationale:
- Barter assumes that you have goods to spare. Or you are producing excess goods that you cannot consume yourself. In order to have spare or excess goods, you will need to be very well provisioned. My believe is the forthcoming next Great Depression will be a slow-roll economic downturn until when both inflation and unemployment peak past 20%. The slow-roll will take years to evolve. I expect the federal government and federal reserve to use every last measure of resource, until the point that there is simply nothing remaining to throw at the problem. Likely, you will use every bit of spare goods and resources to survive, then run out of resources within just a year or two after the collapse. As the first Great Depression had a 12 year duration, so likely will the next Great Depression last for 10+ years. Two years into the next Great Depression, it is easy to conceived that you will run out of any reserves.
- While I recommend that you allocate a portion of your saving into gold and silver coins, it will be difficult to spend gold and silver during the first couple years after an economic collapse. There is a common saying among survival preppers, "You cannot eat gold". Or silver. If the economic spirals down to a point of collapse in the United States, I would expect the entire world will accompany the United States. During the initial phases of the next Great Depression, there will a huge de-inflation of assets. Assets will fall in value, just as occurred in the first Great Depression, when money simply stops circulating. The Real Estate price collapse of 2008/2009 resulted in a de-inflationary, de-leveraging period. The US Federal Reserve and the Central Banks of the world responded to the 2008/2009 collapse by monitizing further debt and increasing the money supply. The increased money supply in 2009, 2010, and 2012 was an intentional action to offset asset price decreases by inflating the money supply. To provide direct benefits to the millions of unemployed, prop up state governments, and fill the growing US annual budget deficit, the federal debt increased by $5 trillion during President Obama's first 4 years in office. The run up the next Great Depression will see inflation spiralling out of control. When interest rates are forced to rise, then BOOM! Stagflation becomes rip-roaring through the world's economics. This is a long explanation to justify my believe that gold and silver prices will initially collapse along with the economy. So for sake of example, you are holding $50,000 worth of gold and silver coins today, November 21, 2012. In November 21, 2017, that same amount of gold and silver coins may become only worth $5,000, or perhaps even less. If you thought you would become relatively rich from gold and silver during the economic collapse, perhaps you will be rich in relative terms, when no one has any remaining money. But in absolute terms, you will have the same buying power from the same amount of gold and silver. Regardless, you will be in better shape than anyone without gold and silver. But who will you trade with? If your friends, neighbors, and community are without resources, without food, without goods to barter, your gold and silver have little use. No one will trade their last can of beans or last bottle of baby formula for an ounce of silver or even an ounce of gold.
- I agree with James Rawles assessment of the next Great Depression, much depends if the electrical grid stays up or goes down. If the electrical grid goes down, then there will be a full fledge period of Without-Rule-of-Law (WROL) and anarchy. In a grid down situations, it is easy to conceived that there will be mass riots, looting, shootings, and starvation. People will freeze and starve to death. During the first two years of this situation, it will be too risky to conduct normal commerce. Any transaction you conduct identifies you as a person with excess and desirable resources. If you attempt to barter with your neighbors during a multi-year WROL period, your neighbor Bob will tell his 2nd cousin Louie that you have extra stuff. Louie, being on the edge of starvation, will gather his boys to invade your home. One molotov cocktail chases your family into refugee status. It will be essential during the first two years of a grid-down economic collapse to keep your head down, stay isolated, and hunker down with your family. It will be too risky to let your children go to school. Would you exchange all your stored food for a kidnapped child? I would. Even if you live in a rural isolated area, it will be risky to work your fields and garden. You are a sitting duck to anyone with a basic hunting rifle. At least during the first year of the full WROL economic collapse, you should be prepared to live off of your long-term stored food. As horrible as it might sound, wait until after the mass die off to plant your garden. For this reason, store lots and lots of diverse garden seeds. And added to and rotate your garden seeds every year.
- Each and every barter situation will be a risky transaction. Even if you trust your bartering partner, the mere act of bartering will identify you as a person with resources. Criminals and desperate people will be looking for the slightest indication that you have valuable resources. If you exchange your extra guns and ammo, will that same ammo come firing back at you? What I recommend, barter through a trusted third-party.
- In order to barter, you must leave the safety of your retreat location. Again, during the 1st year after the collapse, you will need to hunker down and devote a high proportion of your day to security watches. Any travel will make you susceptible to ambushes and highway robbery.
- Expect organized gangs to use barter situations as a front to gather intelligence about you. "What other things to you have to barter?" "Where did you get these goods?" "How much more do you have?" Opsec can easily be compromised.
- Bartering is time consuming. You might need to talk with 100 people before you find the exact item you are looking for.
- Barter through a third-party. After the economic collapse, there will be traveling salespeople who make their living as a facilitator of barter. Forming a trusted relationship with third-party to conduct your bartering. This is allows you to staying in the comfort and security of your retreat location. And you need not devote countless hours to searching.
- Your survival preparations should include storing enough food, ammo, and medicine, such that you are not forced to barter for essential items. Hopefully any barter you conduct should be focused on adding extras, and not essentials. If you are in a situation where you must barter for essential items, such as food, you will be in a bad, bad situation. You will have put yourself in a bad negotiation position.
- Form your barter partnerships well in advance. For example, while you might have a garden with a variety of vegetables, you might not have sufficient land to raise beef cattle. So perhaps you form a long-term barter partnership with the rancher living just a few miles away from you. You will trade him potatoes in exchange for beef jerky.
- Join a barter club. Today in Argentina, Greece, and Spain, people join a barter exchange program. These countries have already entered their next Great Depression. Many people in these countries are unemployed and their aid from government is decreasing. Families have little money in these countries. In a barter program, goods and services are provided to accumulate barter points. The barter points are then used to exchange goods and services with other people. Perhaps you are good at knitting. You have knitted three sweaters and 5 pairs of socks. You submit these knitted goods to the barter program to accumulate 50 barter points. Then you use the 50 barter points to obtain bread and milk. A barter club will typically pre-qualify the members and have some type of governance process to deal with cheaters. This type of program only works in a grid-up economic collapse. If the electrical grid goes down, a barter club will dissolve.
- Start or join a barter club in your location community. Or network with your neighbors for barter transactions. Many moms of young children unknowingly form barter relationships by sharing baby clothes and baby toys. Babies grow so very fast in their first two years. You'll find that the baby needs bigger clothes every 3 months. Yet baby clothes can last for years. So instead of buying all the baby clothes new, hand-me-downs are just fine. Here are some examples. These do not have my endorsement, just examples:
- Avoid bartering guns and ammo. Although I have spare guns and ammo, I am unlikely to exchange in a barter situation. Rather, I am saving my spares to give to family members and for my liberal friends who suddenly realized that self-defense begins at home. (During World War II, six million Swiss had guns and six million Jews did not.) I'd rather not have my own guns and ammo pointed back at me. Even neighors whom I trust, when they are in a starvation situation, people will do anything to feed themselves and their children.
- Keep Operational Security (Opsec) at all times. Never tell anyone, even close friends, how much stuff you have stored. Only your spouse and your survival group should know about how must stuff you have stored. You want your home to appear hungry and devoid of desirable goods, so that you do appear as a poor target. Just appearing as a well feed person or having cooking fires will draw attention to yourself. In my suburban neighborhood, I appear as the most boring and least likely person to have lots of stored food, water, medicines, fuel, guns and ammo.
- Expect gangs and criminals to appear as everyday people. Most criminals look ordinary and suddenly use the element of surprise on their victims. The UPS or FedEx delivery person might be a criminal in a stolen uniform. The utility crew may be providing intel to home invasion gang. The guy who audits your water or electric meter is looking how to easily break into your home while you sleep. After the economic collapse, don't permit any trespassers on your property, avoid deliveries, and instruct deliveries to be left at the edge of the property.
All I am saying here is be careful. Do not put all your eggs in one basket. Barter should not be your first mechanism to obtain critical and essential items. If you have lots of gold, silver, and ammo, but no food storage, then you will be forced into risky situations. Your survival preparations should be balanced and focused on essentials. Most people have not properly stored enough of the essentials. Until you have 1 to 3 years of stored food, lots of garden seeds, sufficient guns and ammo for your entire extended group, alternative means to heat your home in the winter, and year-round access to clean water, then buying gold and silver should be deferred. Do you have sufficient tools for gardening? Do you have a full camping kit for a last resort bug-out? Do you have stored antibiotics and other medicines that your family might need? I love gold and silver coins, but that is not my priority. Be prepared to eat from your own stored foods for several years. Then and only then, barter can be a tool for gaining extras. Get your beans, bullets, and band-aids squared away first. In a grid-up collapse, barter will be come an important economic tool. In a grid-down collapse, it will take several years before there is sufficient stability to allow for bartering. Thus, bartering should not be relied upon for essential items.
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A new feature at New Era Scouting- each week we will be breaking down the most important player's on the field… the quarterbacks.
News and Notes:
– Chad Henne will take over as quarterback of the Miami Dolphins this week after the season-ending shoulder injury to Chad Pennington. Henne was drafted in the 2nd round of the 2009 Draft and tabbed as the future of the Miami franchise. Many will remember that Henne was graded as a late 1st round prospect leading up to the '09 Draft, and many had him rated higher than Baltimore Ravens starter Joe Flacco.
– Sam Bradford appears to be well on his way back from shoulder surgery. The junior had a solid day at practice again yesterday and has been splitting reps with the 1st team. There is an outside shot that Bradford will play against Miami (FL) on Saturday.
– A week off is just what the doctor ordered for Texas gun-slinger Colt McCoy. Those scouting McCoy so far this season have noticed that he has looked off, especially early in games. Against Wyoming McCoy was battling the flu, but that does not explain poor showings against Texas Tech and Louisiana-Monroe. McCoy has been consistently high on his passes, especially when throwing to his left at 15-20 yards. A full week of rest should help get the Heisman hopeful back on track.
Games to Watch: Washington vs Notre Dame
For those of us who love scouting quarterbacks, this is the game of the week. Washington's Jake Locker has always been an impressive prospect, we even had him rated as a top 5 player after his freshman season, but he seems to be putting it all together under new head coach Steve Sarkisian. Locker has the look of a potential #1 overall pick in the 2010 Draft. On the other side of the field will be Jimmy Clausen- a prep star turned college stud under the watchful eye of Charlie Weis.
The two will battle this weekend in South Bend. Watch to see how they do against the dialed up pressure from both defensive coordinators. Locker is known as a phenomenal athlete who can hurt a defense by getting outside the pocket. Look for Notre Dame to spy Locker and bring zone blitzes to try and confuse him from the pocket. Clausen will operate from the shotgun, giving him more time to process the defense. Clausen has taken many, many shots early this season and we will be watching to see if he can hold up against the U-Dub pressure.
Scouting Tip: Arm Strength
Watch a quarterback throw a few routes and you can tell a lot about his arm strength. When a quarterback throws a deep out (20-25 yards and then a break to the sideline), watch the ball to see if it is thrown on a line (with little arc) or if it is lofted. We want this route thrown hard and without loft. The comeback route (10 yards and then break back to the line of scrimmage) should be thrown like a fastball. The ball should arrive as the receiver breaks back to the quarterback and should be in the air for approximately one second. The longer the ball is in the air, the less arm strength a player has. The fade route (or fly) should be thrown with arc, but you can watch the rotation of the ball here. We want a tight spiral, not a ball that is moving on the ends. Lastly, watch the quarterback throw any intermediate crossing routes. We want this route thrown hard and straight to reduce the time the ball is in the air. The pass should be thrown quickly and in a very tight spiral.


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Welcome to St.Joseph's College Colombo 10
St. Joseph's College is a Catholic educational institution in Colombo, Sri Lanka. It was established in 1896 by French missionaries, with Rev Christopher Ernst Bonjean playing a leading role. The college currently has over 4000 students with a staff of over 200. Distinguished former students who have walked the hallowed portals of St. Joseph's College include Cardinal Thomas Cooray the first and last Cardinal to date in Sri Lanka, Niranjan Deva-Aditya, the first person in history to be born in one continent (Asia), to be elected to parliament in another continent (UK). The motto of the college is "In scientia et virtute" meaning "In Knowledge and Virtue".
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Guided by the life,the teaching and the example of Our Lord Jesus Christ, and Inspired by the Josephian Motto - VIRTU AND OF KNOWLEDGE, we are conscious of the mission to serve the people of Sri Lanka.
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In case you didn't know, you can watch the undefeated Iowa Barnstormers play for free tonight on NiftyTV for their away game against the Peoria Pirates.
The game is underway, and Iowa leads 7-0.
The player doesn't seem to like staying on the broadcast that is selected. Huh.
Clutch pick in the end zone by DeAndre.
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Barnstormers win 53-38, move to 3-0.
DeAndre Jackson had the play of the game.
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2 1/4 cups flour sifted
1 1/2 cups sugar
1/3 cup cocoa
1 1/2 teaspoons baking soda
1/2 teaspoon salt
1 1/2 cups water
1/2 cup vegetable oil
4 1/2 teaspoons white vinegar
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Preheat oven to 350. Grease a 9X13 pan. In a bowl combine the flour, sugar, cocoa, baking soda and salt. Stir in oil, water, vinegar and vanilla. Mix well. Pour the batter into the prepared baking pan. Beat cream cheese, peanut butter, vanilla, sugar, egg and salt until smooth. Stir in chocolate chips and drop by tablespoons over cake batter. Cut through batter with a knife to swirl the cream cheese mixture. Sprinkle the top with pecans and remaining sugar. Bake for 30 minutes. Cool before cutting. Serves 10 to 12.


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Red Bull are not dominating the races from start to end, so something must be wrong with the tyres?
I don't know why people want more consistent tyres, so one car can win 4 out of 5 races with boring races with no strategy involved, where worse cars don't stand a chance and drivers are not important. Fastest car wins, end of story, like the last 5 races of last season.


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News published April 2012
Cabinet agrees accommodation first step
Published on 25th April 2012
Waveney District Council's Cabinet has agreed that a business case should be put together to consider new, shared Council accommodation in Lowestoft.
New partnership for a better East Suffolk
Published on 25th April 2012
Waveney's Cabinet has followed Suffolk Coastal in giving its full support to the setting up of a new East Suffolk Partnership which will seek to improve the lives of communities across both districts.
Councils step in as charity folds
Published on 20th April 2012
Following the announcement by a housing charity that it is going in to liquidation, Suffolk Coastal & Waveney District Councils have contacted all affected tenants in the districts to offer support.
Businesses should claim their rate relief
Published on 20th April 2012
The call has gone out to small businesses in east Suffolk to check that they are getting all the help with paying their business rates that they are entitled to.
No district elections this year
Published on 18th April 2012
Following last year's first-ever 'all-out' vote Waveney residents are being reminded that there are no local elections in the district this year.
Cabinet to consider shared offices proposal
Published on 18th April 2012
A report is going to Waveney's Cabinet committee outlining ideas to develop new shared office accommodation for Council staff at Riverside Road in Lowestoft.
No cash? No problem!
Published on 17th April 2012
Motorists parking in Lowestoft and Oulton Broad will no longer have to hunt for change thanks to the introduction of RingGo 'cashless parking' in Council pay and display car parks.
Help plant a better future in Oulton Broad
Published on 13th April 2012
On Thursday 19 April volunteers are wanted to help plant annual seeds at Nicholas Everitt Park in Oulton Broad, in an attempt to create a nectar-rich area for bees and butterflies and other insects.
Partnership reaps greater savings
Published on 4th April 2012
The success of a partnership between the two Councils was reinforced today as latest figures reveal that Suffolk Coastal and Waveney Councils are in line to save more money than previously expected.
Landmark resort facility seeks exciting future
Published on 4th April 2012
Waveney is pleased to support an exciting leisure and entertainment opportunity which is being led by Suffolk Coastal District Council
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This marks March 2007 as a high-water point in American retirement savings, as retirement assets for 2006 amounted to $16.4 trillion, the Investment Company Institute reported today.
Individual retirement accounts and defined-contribution plans factored into the retirement-savings growth, with first-quarter IRAs growing to $4.4 trillion from $4.2 trillion and DCPs growing to $4.2 trillion from $4.1 trillion.
In other categories, totals remained unchanged from 2006: Government pension plans stood at $4.2 trillion in the first quarter; private benefit plans at $2.3 trillion; and annuities at $1.3 trillion.
Long-term funds—including equity, hybrid and bond mutual funds—remained the most widely used method of holding mutual fund assets, with 47 percent of investors using them as a retirement-savings method. Money market funds accounted for 13 percent of savings plans, and other funds represented for 39 percent, the ICI reported.
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Trailing Valley Stream North by a goal, visiting Manhasset had the pressure knob turned up high throughout the second half of last Saturday's Conference ABC-II girls' soccer matchup but couldn't manage to get the equalizer.
Behind a long first-half goal by senior Alanna McDougall, a solid defensive effort, and six saves from senior goalkeeper Jessie Sabal, the Lady Spartans stayed hot and tied atop the conference race with a 1-0 victory. McDougall's goal, her fourth in seven games to go with seven assists, was a left-footed blast from 35 yards out and came at the 11:02 mark.
"This caps a big week for us," coach Geoffrey O'Connell said after North upped its winning streak to three games and improved to 4-1 in ABC-II and 5-2 overall. "Manhasset's a solid team and it was a back-and-forth game. We knew this would be a good test."
Both keepers were tested throughout the afternoon. Sydney Blanche made 10 saves for Manhasset, which fell to 3-1 in conference play. Sabal's biggest save came with 18 minutes remaining when she left her feet to stop a drive from Katherine Kelly.
"Our seniors are doing a great job of leading us," said O'Connell, who has McDougall, Sarah Miller, TinaMarie Cassiano and Rebecca Brawley serving as captains. "So many of them have been on the team since eighth grade, so this is their fifth year on varsity. It's great to have that kind of experience," he added.
The veteran play of the defense was evident in the win over Manhasset, which pushed hard to get the tying goal that never came. Seniors Miller, Cassiano and Kristen Ray, along with junior Luci Ruddick, worked tirelessly in the second half to deny the Lady Indians. Miller and Cassiano were All-Class selections last season. "We've been solid in the back all year long," O'Connell said. "Jessie's doing a great job in goal. She's a wall back there. She plays high level club ball and knows all the ins and outs of the position."
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COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — Storefront sweepstakes parlors appear on their way out in Ohio, after state lawmakers delivered a one-two punch Wednesday effectively banning the businesses statewide and......
this isn't about bingo at the church. totally different crowd. it's about the new casino's on Ohio not wanting any competition. Simple as that. Any politician that supports shutting these down are siding with the casino's. for something obviously aside of a good nights sleep with a clear conscience. I could care less because I don't gamble if these places get shut down. what I do care about is what the reasoning of our elected officials are to write these laws. Personal interest..money invested in the casino companies..one is in there home city. ??? Give me a real good reason like your against gambling??? lol... then why did you allow casino's.
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Divided Syrian opposition faces feuds over leaders
DOHA, Qatar Over the coming days, Syria's anti-regime camp will wrangle over reorganizing its ranks, as the United States pushes a proposal to create a new leadership body with fewer Syrian exiles and more military commanders fighting on the ground to bring down President Bashar Assad.
But there are serious doubts whether the divided and ideologically diverse factions can come together into a structure the U.S. and its allies can work with.
Hundreds of Syrian opposition figures are taking part in a five-day conference starting Sunday in the Qatari capital Doha, seen as the most serious push yet to forge a united front to help end the 19-month conflict that has killed over 36,000 people and left much of the country in ruins.
For the United States, it represents an opportunity to overhaul Syria's fragmented opposition leadership, which is widely seen as petty, ineffective and cut off from the events on the ground. Washington hopes a more cohesive and representative body can provide a reliable partner, buffer against interference by extremists and help bring Syria's allies Russia and China on board with change.
The key issue is whether the main political opposition group, the Syrian National Council, which consists largely of academics and Syrian exiles, will accept a U.S.-backed proposal to set up a new 50-member leadership team with more representatives from inside Syria.
Under the new plan, called the Syrian National Initiative, the new leadership would include representatives of the rebels' Free Syrian army, political groups and local councils in Syria. The SNC would also be included but its influence would be diluted significantly.
Burhan Ghalioun, a senior SNC member, said Saturday that the group is willing to consider the idea, but hasn't decided yet. Potential members of the new leadership will discuss the initiative on Thursday. "We have agreed to attend the (Thursday) meeting, but there is no agreement to adopt the initiative as it is," Ghalioun told The Associated Press
U.S. officials have long complained that the opposition disarray has held back more robust foreign involvement behind the opposition in its fight to topple Assad. The SNC has been plagued from the start by infighting, splits and frustrations over its failure to broaden its membership. An opposition meeting in Cairo earlier this year descended into chaos, shouting matches and walkouts.
"We are hopeful that if this leadership structure can emerge in a new and enhanced way, it will be an organization that the international community can work with to better direct assistance, humanitarian assistance, non-lethal assistance, and other kinds of assistance," State Department spokeswoman Victoria Nuland said Friday.
She said the U.S. also hopes this new body will encourage more defections and give the Russians and Chinese "an address" where they can seek answers to questions about a post-Assad future.
But the SNC is not the only problem. Profound difficulties are also raised by Washington's desire to incorporate elements from the ground - "those who are on the front lines fighting and dying today to obtain their freedom," as U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton has put it.
Rebel fighters are still split into multiple, self-created brigades of military defectors and Syrian civilians who took up arms, some led by prominent local figures little known outside Syria. Most nominally belong to the umbrella Free Syrian Army, but their ties to it are often just lip-service. Rebels have set up civilian council to run affairs in towns and neighborhoods under their control, but finding a way to represent them in the opposition leadership could also be tough. Over every level there are ideological differences, including between Islamists and secularists.


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Jose Antonio Vargas is a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist who has written for the likes of The New Yorker, Washington Post, San Francisco Chronicle, and Rolling Stone to document stories of Americans around the country. Recently, he decided to tell his own story.
The Philippines-born Vargas was brought over to America as a young child and didn't even know he didn't have the right papers until he went to take his driver's permit test as a teenager and was told his ID was fake. As a young adult, he became obsessed with proving himself as a true American, doing excellent work, paying his taxes, and eventually winning a Pulitzer — even if it meant keeping a very big secret. Eventually, he was tired of hiding and lying about his identity. He shook America with his 2011 The New York Times Magazine essay, in which Vargas came out as an undocumented immigrant.
Since then, Vargas continues to fight for the plight of undocumented immigrants, which many dismiss as "illegals." He's founded the organization Define American, which shares the many different stories much like his own. Earlier this year, he not only testified before the U.S. Senate on immigration reform but he also turned his personal story into a documentary film — fittingly called Documented — which premiered as the centerpiece for the AFIDOCS film festival in Washington D.C.
How did your documentary Documented come about?
Jose Antonio Vargas: Well, this was not the film I was originally going to make. Originally I was going to do a DREAM Act film. I was following five different people with different backgrounds, and I was going to do it Waiting for Superman style. Where you're doing a vérité-style documentary, you just film, film, film, because you don't know what you're going to get.
And then halfway through the filming, one of my filmmaker friends asked me, "How could you do a film on immigration and not include your mom?" I barely talk to my mom [who he hasn't seen in over 20 years because she lives in the Philippines, and he cannot leave the US], let alone did I want to see her on film…. So in some ways the [autobiographical] film was not something I wanted to make, but it was a film that I needed to make.
On the Define American page, the Documented logo is made up images of Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and YouTube. Why did you want to link your story with images of social media?
Jose Antonio Vargas: It's the idea that undocumented people are documenting their lives. For many people, social media is a narcissistic cesspool of vanity. [laughs] It's just what I ate yesterday and where I'm going tonight. But for undocumented people that aren't even recognized by the government, it's our way to be recognized.
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text: Acer Iconia W3: first eight-inch Windows 8 tablet, runs all your apps Technology 03 June 13 by Nate Lanxon Acer Iconia W3Acer Acer is the first manufacturer to bring out Windows 8 to an eight-inch tablet -- that's iPad mini size, for comparison.Launched this week at Computex, the Acer Iconia W3 runs a full version of Windows 8, meaning all your standard Windows apps will be supported, such as Photoshop, Steam, iTunes and Hollywood Valentine (lol). It also comes pre-installed with the Microsoft Office Home 2013 suite, containing Word, Excel and so forth. Acer Iconia W3Acer Behind the 1,280x800-pixel eight-inch screen is a dual-core 1.8GHz Intel Atom processor, 2GB of RAM, 32GB or 64GB of storage, front- and rear-facing two-megapixel cameras, micro-HDMI output for connectivity to monitors or TVs, and its wrapped in an 11mm-thick chassis weighing 540g.This is an exciting-looking product -- on paper, at least: it's a tablet in an extremely popular size (proved by the iPad mini, Samsung Galaxy Note 8 and, if we drop an inch, the Google Nexus 7), that runs a full PC operating system and can be docked with a keyboard and mouse for desktop use. Hands-on with Acer Iconia W3Sam Byford, The Verge In the flesh, however, things aren't as rosy-cheeked and happy. According to The Verge, which went hands-on at Computex, "the screen quality leaves a lot to be desired" and "construction also fails to impress". But the same report concluded that "it's still impressive to see a full-featured PC at this size". (The Verge has some hands-on photos for the curious.) A European launch is expected this month, with prices landing at €329 (£280) and €379 (£324) for the 32GB and 64GB capacities respectively -- very reasonable for what's on offer, you may just have to settle for a budget build quality. Edited by Olivia Solon Latest on wired.co.uk


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Former Bachelorette and Bachelor contestant Ali Fedotowsky sat down and interviewed Nick Viall last night on E! News. Find out what Nick had to say about his time on the show and his controversial statement about his intimate fantasy suite date. Plus, would Nick consider being the next bachelor?
The last couple of days have been rough for Nick Viall. Not only has he had to re-live his break-up in the public eye, he now has to defend his "below the belt" comment he made to Andi on the After The Final Rose show. He sat down with former Bachelorette contestant, Ali Fedotowsky to tell her why he shared that he had sex with Andi.
Right away Ali asked Nick why he revealed that he had sex with Andi in such a public forum. "I was surprised as anyone that it came out. What I wanted to articulate was not necessarily the act of sex, but like the intimacy and meaning behind it. I completely agree if she is not happy about it," Viall told Ali. Another burning question Facebook and Twitter want to know is would Nick want to be the next Bachelor? He played it cool with this question saying that he would be flattered, but his heart would have to be in the right place.
After the interview, Ali defended Nick saying he was truly heartbroken. "I almost started crying…he genuinely seemed hurt," Ali told her E! co-hosts. She went on to say that Nick wanted to talk to Andi privately, but the producers didn't allow it because they want the drama on TV. But this former Bachelorette also defended Andi Dorfman saying, "there is nothing wrong with Andi sleeping with more than one guy, it doesn't make her a slut."
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Cop brands man's cell phone a weapon
The website has a second video of a conversation Pringle's friends had with the arresting officer after he was led away.
In it, the officer, who gives his name as "F. Reinhold," expands on his comments about cell phones being used as weapons and why he approached Pringle.
"...Just give him the phone, let him look at it," the officer said. "Isn't that a reasonable thing to do?"
"How is this a weapon?" Pringle's friend asked.
"I didn't know for sure,' Pringle said. "If you look it up online, cell phones can be converted into firearms and Tasers. Look it up online. There's video of how to do it."
Another exchange went like this:
"If someone wants to stand within a couple feet of me and film me, I'm going to need to look at that cell phone to make sure it's not a weapon," Reinhold said.
"So if he were to hand it to you...." Pringle's friend began.
"No problem," Reinhold said. "I would have looked at it. Because I've seen it now. It's not a weapon. No problem. I would have given it back to him, and we would have been done."
To say social media wasn't sympathetic to the police department would be an understatement.
Reaction to my story came quickly on Twitter.
@jon_addis: No record of the cop dropping a "Don't tase me bro" before slapping the weapon out of this poor guys hand?
The responses included this interesting exchange.
@DougPorter506: Meh. I have mixed feelings about people getting mouthy with cops.
@MeanestBossEver: Cops are well paid & should be able to handle someone getting mouthy. [+]
@MeanestBossEver: [+] I've had tech support staff right out of college w/ better people skills
@MeanestBossEver: [+] & if a cop demands that someone stop filming them, that's a major issue.
@DougPorter506: cop was wrong, no doubt about it. kid was too. not for taping. attitude
@MeanestBossEver: Sure. But I don't care if the kid was wrong. He's not paid w/ tax dollars.
@DougPorter506: i'm sick of people w/cameras playing lawyer.
@JohnAFisher chimed in: "Agree with 1st Amendment right, yet," and he linked to a snopes.com post on guns disguised as cell phones.
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DIY callipers with imperial and metric vernier
Keeping track of precise measurements and the finest details just became a little easier, thanks to Sean Murphy's updated vernier callipers on Thingiverse. He has come up with an interesting adaptation of a design that was originally intended to be cut from acrylic and then bolted together.
What did he do differently? Well, aside from tweaking the accuracy a little, Sean also laser cut the measuring device from paper and double-sided taped the two halves together.
"The result is a super thin set of callipers that can be slipped in a binder, folder, or book yet still give accuracy down to a few hundred microns."
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Daniel Briggs -Mar 24, 2012
Thanks for joining us for our live blog. That was a terrific example of what rugby could - and should - be. Both teams threw the ball about in an entertaining affair. The Brumbies will take a lot of confidence out of inflicting the first loss upon the Highlanders this season. They are now surely among the best two Australian franchises in 2012, along with the Reds. Special mention to No.7 Michael Hooper, or was it David Pocock out there? That's how good Hooper was, he was in everything. Skipper Ben Mowen led by example, while in the backs, Christian Lealiifano, Joseph Tomane and Henry Speight also produced moments of of real class. Lealiifano guided ACT around the park well and will leave coach Jake White with a big headache when No.10 Matt Toomua returns from injury. The Highlanders deservedly take away a bonus point at least. Terrible luck for Colin Slade, who left the field early in the second half with a potentially serious lower leg or ankle injury.
Full-time: And the Brumbies turn it over! Great stuff. Massive effort from the Brumbies. Brumbies 33 - Highlanders 26
80th min: Highlanders deep on the attack. It's squeaky bum time!
79th min: Two to go. Hold on Brumbies! My multi is depending on this one!
73rd min: Michael Hooper looks like he's gone 12 rounds with Mike Tyson. His face has blown up like a balloon but the inspirational No.7 is soldiering on.
72nd min: Mogg's penalty attempt from 51m out falls short again. Have a few more Weet Bix next week, Moggy!
69th min: The 'Brumbies' chant has gone up from the 12,269 fans at Canberra Stadium as a rolling maul from ACT puts Otago under the pump.
63rd min: Try time for the Brumbies! The play looked to have broken down after Ian Prior was too slow to get rid of the pill. But the Highlanders turned it straight back over and ACT flanker Michael Hooper gets his reward for a tireless performance, scooping up the loose ball to score. Lealiifano converts. Brumbies 33 - Highlanders 26. The Brumbies are one try away from securing a bonus point now.
61st min: The Highlanders have thrown 32 forward passes tonight. The referee just blew one up for the first time.
58th min: Scott Fardy is penalised for coming in from the side. Chris Noakes, who replaced the injured Slade, bangs it over from right in front to lock it up again. Brumbies 26 - Highlanders 26.
55th min: The Brumbies receive a penalty after spilling the pill following a long advantage. Lealiifano, who has been superb for the Brumbies tonight, converts from the left-hand side. Brumbies 26 - Highlanders 23.
53rd min: Slade is in all sorts of trouble here for the Highlanders. The medics are calling for the stretcher for the man who has played just seven Super Rugby games in two seasons due to injuries. It looks like a nasty problem to his left ankle or lower left leg, which was fallen on awkwardly by Pat McCabe in the tackle. That's his night done but hopefully it's not as serious as it appears.
49th min: Shaun Treeby embarrasses the Brumbies defence. The Brumbies thought they had him wrapped up but they let him go and he made them pay to score under the posts. Slade converts and we're all tied up. Brumbies 23 - Highlanders 23.
47th min: Never fear, folks. Normal service has resumed at Canberra Stadium as the Brumbies kick a penalty goal straight away to restore the seven-point buffer. Nice strike by Lealiifano from 40m out. Brumbies 23 - Highlanders 16.
44th min: Slade reduces the deficit to four points after the Brumbies are penalised for a lineout infringement. Brumbies 20 - Highlanders 16.
Both sides have shown a willingness to throw the ball about in the opening 40. Hopefully they keep it up in the second half because this has been one of the most watchable Super Rugby matches of the season so far.
Half-time: Lealiifano slots his second penalty on the half-time siren from 35m out, right in front. Brumbies 20 - Highlanders 13.
39th min: Jesse Mogg has an audacious penalty goal attempt from the halfway line fall just short.
36th min: Try time for the Highlanders! Aaron Smith goes over out wide after Hosea Gear catches the Brumbies' inside defence napping for the initial break. Slade converts. Brumbies 17 - Highlanders 13.
31st min: Jesse Mogg has a brain explosion for the Brumbies. The fullback looked to keep the ball in play as it dribbled towards touch but only succeeded in taking the ball out himself when he could have just let it run out for a lineout. The Brumbies win the lineout anyway, so no harm done.
30th min: Tomane had a slim chance for his hat-trick on the left wing there but Ben Mowen's over-the-head pass was too difficult to handle.
27th min: Go away ref! The Brumbies looked like the Harlem Globetrotters there before the ref pulled out a Highlanders penalty under rule 234,567, subsection (a), paragraph 456 in volume 45 of the rule book.
The last time it took both teams 24 minutes to kick a penalty goal in a Super Rugby match, Noah was playing fullback for Jerusalem.
24th min: The Highlanders peg back the deficit through a Colin Slade penalty goal. Brumbies 17 - Highlanders 6.
21st min: But the touchie is on the ball. He gives the ref the hot tip that Moore was taken out early and Lealiifano bangs over the first penalty of the night. Brumbies 17 - Highlanders 3.
20th min: The crowd is blowing up after Lealiifano made a great bust up field before hooker Steve Moore looked to have been tackled without the ball. The Brumbies are on fire at the moment.
16th min: Try time again for the Brumbies! Tomane bags his second after centre Andrew Smith makes a bust up field before linking with Tomane, who showed good footwork to step Tamati Ellison and cross again. That was brilliant running rugby. Lealiifano converts and it's Brumbies 14 - Highlanders 3.
12th min: And the Highlanders even take a quick tap within kicking range but the play comes unstuck close to the Brumbies' tryline due to accidental offside. Good to see them choose to attack, though.
11th min: We've had 11 minutes and no penalty goals yet. It's a breath of fresh air, let me tell you.
9th min: Colin Slade bangs over a neat drop goal for the Highlanders. They would have had a close-range penalty anyway with the referee playing advantage. Brumbies 7 - Highlanders 3.
4th min: Intercept! My penalty prediction has been cut to pieces! With the Highlanders on the attack, Joseph Tomane intercepts the ball to sprint 90m and give the Brumbies a dream start. That's the Gold Coast Titans recruit's first Super Rugby try. And the big man offers a little prayer for the big guy upstairs to celebrate. Christian Lealiifano adds the extras. Brumbies 7 - Highlanders 0.
2nd min: Solid start by the Brumbies. They threw the ball about nicely before a knock-on ends the play on the Highlanders' 22.
Both teams are out on the field. I'm exclusively tipping the first scoring play will be a penalty goal. It's a bold call, but that's the kind of guy I am.
Preamble: The Brumbies come off the back of a heart-breaking loss last week against the Chiefs. In a game they were expected to lose easily, they were toppled by a last-minute try. This week gets no easier for the young Brumbies as they take on one of the competition favourites - a Highlanders outfit which sits perched at the top of the rugby ladder. From 7.40pm, tune in to catch all the action as it happens.


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why free?
to get rid of them.
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why free?
My dad has way too many cats on his farm and my sister rescued these and wants to find them a good home.
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why free?
They have kitten flu.
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The wife would kill me...
What better reason??? Especially with Mother's Day coming up?
are those maine coons by chance?
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They have kitten flu.
lol thats horrible
"Winning isn't everything, it's the only thing."
wifey is allergic. otherwise she'd want one.
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are those maine coons by chance?
Haven't seen them but they look a little Tabby'ish in the pix. I'll ask my sister but my guess is that there is a bit of a mix given the nature of the cat ecosystem at my Dad's place.
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wifey is allergic. otherwise she'd want one.
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Yeah, doesn't help against a cat allergy - believe me.
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I got 99 problems but angie isn't one.
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Yeah, doesn't help against a cat allergy - believe me.
Does Benadryl? Its about the only thing that works for me in general.
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Behind every VIA article there's an intrepid reporter risking sunburn on an exotic Tahitian cruise, indigestion on San Francisco's best food tours, and over-exfoliation in the West Coast's most relaxing spas. These are the men and women who lived to tell the tale.
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Thayer Hall
Originally called "Dormitory 5" when it was built in 1962, Thayer Hall houses approximately 100 freshman students on single-sex floors. Sometimes home to Widener's Honors Program, the co-ed building also features air-conditioning and coin-operated laundry facilities on the first and third floors. A vending area is located near the community lounge on the main level.
Thayer Hall's double-rooms come with two single beds, two desks, two chairs, two dressers, and one armoire. In addition to wireless internet, rooms are equipped with two Ethernet ports, two phone jacks and one cable output.
Room Details
- Approximate room dimensions are 11'10" x 12'3"
- Windows measure 4'4" x 3'1"
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About Clarence Thayer
High School dropout. Worked his way up from lowly office boy to oil executive. Philanthropist. PMC trustee.
Clarence H. Thayer was born on January 15, 1898 in Stockton, California. At the age of 14, Thayer dropped out of school to work in a furniture-manufacturing firm, but supplemented his education though correspondence courses in mechanical engineering, architecture, English, and industrial management. In 1914, he began work at Standard Oil Company of California, and rose through the ranks from an office boy to shipping clerk, blueprint boy, and then draftsman.
Meanwhile, World War I erupted and Thayer enlisted in the Engineer Corps in 1917. He served in the 26th Regiment until his discharge in June 1919. After the war, Thayer resumed his job of draftsman at Standard and quickly began his rise through the company once again, earning promotions to Chief Draftsman, Project Engineer, and Assistant Superintendent of Maintenance. By August 1926, Thayer had joined Sun Oil Company in Pennsylvania as an engineer; promotions to Assistant Superintendent of Pressure Stills at the Marcus Hook refinery and Superintendent of Pressure Stills soon followed. Thayer was transferred to the Philadelphia executive offices of the Sun Oil Co. to serve as assistant to Arthur E. Pew Jr., who was then the vice president in charge of manufacturing. Within a few months, Thayer found himself named as the new Chief Engineer of the Manufacturing Department in charge of the Marcus Hook and Toledo, Ohio factories.
In 1941, Clarence Thayer was elected to the Sun Oil Co. Board of Directors, and in 1947, he was elected vice president of manufacturing. Thayer gained executive responsibility for Sun's manufacturing, research, engineering, and transportation departments when he was named senior vice president of Sun Oil Co. in April 1960. He was named president of Great Canadian Oil Sands Limited, a Sun Oil subsidiary, in 1964. This position was assigned to Thayer because Sun wanted him to direct the massive logistical and technological task of building and starting the first commercial plant to produce oil from the Athabasca oil sands in Alberta (Sun Refinery News).
Clarence Thayer's association with Pennsylvania Military College began on January 8, 1953 with his election to the PMC Board of Trustees. He served on the board during one of the rockiest periods in school history, the transition from PMC to Widener College. Thayer was very supportive of the science and engineering programs in particular, and assisted in the dedication of Kirkbride Hall, Widener's science center, in 1965. Widener was the recipient of many gifts and funds from Thayer, given through the Thayer Corporation. On August 11, 1976, Clarence H. Thayer died of lung cancer at the age of 78. At the time of his death he served as a trustee emeritus at Widener College.


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The affected vehicles are the Chevrolet Colorado and from the 2004-2006 model years and the 2006 Isuzu i-280 and i-350.
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Queen's Bench Division
Outside London, the work of the Queen's Bench Division is administered in provincial offices known as District Registries. In London, the work is administered in the Central Office at the Royal Courts of Justice. The work in the Central Office of the Queen's Bench Division is the responsibility of the Senior Master, acting under the authority of the President of the Queen's Bench Division.
The work of the Queen's Bench Division, not including the specialist courts, consists mainly of claims for damages in respect of:
- personal injury
- negligence
- breach of contract,
- libel and slander (defamation)
- non-payment of a debt, and
- possession of land or property.
Proceedings retained to be dealt with in the Central Office of the Queen's Bench Division will almost invariably be multi-track claims.
In many types of claim - for example claims in respect of negligence by solicitors, accountants, etc. or claims for possession of land - the claimant has a choice whether to bring the claim in the Queen's Bench Division or in the Chancery Division. However, there are certain claims that may be brought only in the Queen's Bench Division, namely:
- Sheriff's interpleader proceedings, (see Rule 17 Supreme Court Rules for further information)
- Enrolment of deeds,
- Registration of foreign judgments under the Civil Jurisdictions and Judgments Act 1982,
- Applications for bail in criminal proceedings,
- Applications under the Administration of Justice Act 1920 and the Foreign Judgments (Reciprocal Enforcement) Act 1933,
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For a general explanation of the work and practice of the Queen's Bench Division with particular regard to proceedings started in the Central Office, please view the Queen's Bench Guide prepared by the Senior Master.The work of the Queen's Bench Division is (with certain exceptions) governed by the Civil Procedure Rules (CPR). The Divisional Court, the Admiralty Court, Commercial Court and Technology and Construction Court are all part of the Queen's Bench Division. However, each does specialised work requiring a distinct procedure that to some extent modifies the CPR. For that reason each publishes its own Guide or Practice Direction, to which reference should be made by parties wishing to proceed in the specialist courts.
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Where does Yuengling distribute beer? Can beer be shipped to me?
Please check out our Beer Finder where you can search for your favorite Yuengling variety by zip code. This system can only report deliveries within the past 90 days. If you are traveling long distances it is best to call the retailer and confirm availability.
Unfortunately, federal law prohibits us from shipping beer directly to you. All of our beer reaches retailers through our wholesale partners. Yuengling is currently distributed in Alabama, Connecticut, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Maryland, Massachusetts, Mississippi, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia, Washington DC, and West Virginia.
If the demand is present, why won't Yuengling enter more states?
Yuengling is a regional brewery that has manufacturing facilities in Pottsville, PA, and Tampa, FL. It simply is not logistically feasible to transport beer outside of our current footprint.
Yuengling is proud to have had ongoing expansions over the past years. The current focus is on those loyal customers that we currently supply. Continuing to provide quality beer and service to meet the existing demand is what the Yuengling family values above growing territory.
What is next for expansion?
There are several exciting new things happening at Yuengling. Our Tampa brewery is currently adding a new brew house. The Tampa facility is presently a 450 to 475 barrel brewery; the addition will bring the capacity to brew 675 barrels. Yuengling is continuously reinvesting in the company, making upgrades and improvements to ensure that America's Oldest Brewery will be running for future generations. Growth in regard to geography will depend on our ability to produce and ship quality product.
What is Yuengling's policy on sponsorships and donations?
Yuengling is a proud sponsor of various organizations and events. Our wholesaler network handles all sponsorships and donations on a local level. Click the Distributors link below to locate your nearest wholesaler. If you have additional questions, you may contact email@example.com. We would like to personally respond to all emails but the volume of inquiries received sometimes prevents us from doing so.
Is Yuengling really family owned and operated?
D.G. Yuengling & Son, Inc. is owned and operated by Richard (Dick) Yuengling, Jr. This fifth generation owner is in the Pottsville facilities daily. Dick's passion is in the plant: the brew house, on the bottling line and at the truck docks. However, he can be found in the lab for his morning coffee followed by daily visits to each department.
Dick's daughters and sixth generation, Wendy Yuengling Baker, Jennifer Yuengling, Debbie Yuengling Ferhat, and Sheryl Yuengling are all members of the Yuengling staff. Wendy and Debbie work in administration and Jennifer and Sheryl are in production and shipping.
Yuengling is a private company and does not offer stock to the public, nor does it issue financial and annual reports.
If Yuengling has been operating since 1829, what did they do during Prohibition?
During prohibition Yuengling made near-beer which was .5% alcohol. The family also opened The Yuengling Dairy, the former Ice Cream and Dairy plant was open until 1985.
What part of Germany did the Yuengling family come from?
David G. Yuengling came from Aldingen, Germany. Aldingen is a town in Wuerttemberg in the southwestern part of the country.
What is the name of the bar in the Pottsville brewery?
The Rathskeller - built in 1936, Rathskeller is defined as a tavern below street level featuring beer; originally a German restaurant in the basement of city hall. It's still pouring samples today to all tour participants.
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Are you looking for a last minute gift for that special someone or best friend?
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Activist Club will be in the Natali Student Union on Tuesday 2/12/13 from 11:00am-1:00pm and Wedneday 2/13/13 from 10:00am-1:00pm. We will also be at the Organization Fair in the Performance Center from 10:30am-2:00pm on 2/14/13-Thursday (Valentine's Day!).


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View of Gran Alacant from the beach
This was a looong way up from the beach. I have read that Gran Alacant is a fairly new village, having been built on land that had been previously optioned to Disney for EuroDisney - before they decided to build in Paris instead.
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Hilary Swank's 'unexpected' romanceHilary Swank wasn't attracted to her boyfriend when she first met him.
The Oscar-winning actress - who is dating her former agent, John Campisi - admits there was no initial "spark" between them because they were both dealing with heartache.
Hilary - who was in the process of divorcing Chad Lowe when she started working with John in May 2006 - explained to Britain's Hello! magazine: "There was no spark. What's interesting is, there was never anything. It wasn't until we were well into the dissipation of our respective relationships. Going through something so difficult at the same time, we became very good friends. We became closer and closer.
"It was so unexpected. We both recognized that if we were going to take the relationship to the next step, we could no longer work together."
Although the 35-year-old star says she has no plans to marry John, 41, in the near future, she hopes to start a family with him one day and enjoys spending time with his son Sam, from a previous relationship.
She explained: "Sam's a sweetheart.
"I most definitely want children. It's something I'd like to do someday. And when the timing is right I'll hopefully know it."
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These sites provide safety information during winter season. Includes safety tips for winter outdoor activities such as skiing, snowboarding, and bicycling. Also recommended action for hypothermia, frostbite, and snow blindness. There are activities and lesson plans on safe practices and what to do when stuck in the car. There are links to eThemes Resources on Season: Winter and Natural Disasters: Avalanches and Blizzards.
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This article includes information for dealing with cold weather hazards, at home, dressing for the cold, winter sports safety, and what to do in an emergency.
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Winter Storm Safety
Read a brief list of what to do before, during, and after a winter storm.
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Read this 11-page PDF file to learn about winter storms and dangers that come along with them. Includes information on how to prepare for winter and how to create a family disaster plan.
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This lesson plan focuses on students learning safe practices during winter weather through role playing. Discussion questions are included.
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troleandomycin Side Effects
Side effects that you should report to your doctor or health care professional as soon as possible:
- allergic reactions like skin rash, itching or hives, swelling of the face, lips, or tongue
- dark urine
- difficulty breathing
- dizzy, faint
- fast, irregular heartbeat
- unusually weak or tired
- vaginal itch, discharge
- white patches, sores in mouth
- yellowing of eyes or skin
Side effects that usually do not require medical attention (report to your doctor or health care professional if they continue or are bothersome):
- diarrhea
- nausea, vomiting
- rectal pain
- stomach cramping
troleandomycin May Interact with Other Medications
Do not take this medicine with any of the following medications:
- cisapride
- eplerenone
- ergotamine, dihydroergotamine
- grapefruit juice
- other antibiotics like grepafloxacin, sparfloxacin
- some medicines for cholesterol like atorvastatin, cerivastatin, lovastatin, simvastatin
- some medicines for irregular heart rhythm like amiodarone, dofetilide, flecainide, quinidine, sotalol
- pimozide
- ziprasidone
This medicine may also interact with the following medications:
- aripiprazole
- budesonide
- carbamazepine
- female hormones, like estrogens or progestins and birth control pills
- theophylline
How to Use troleandomycin
Take this medicine by mouth with glass of water. Follow the directions on the prescription label. Take your medicine at regular intervals. Do not take your medicine more often than directed. Do not skip doses or stop your medicine early even if you feel better. Do not stop taking except on your doctor's advice.
Talk to your pediatrician regarding the use of this medicine in children. Special care may be needed.
They need to know if you have any of these conditions:
- liver disease
- an unusual or allergic reaction to troleandomycin, erythromycin, other medicines, foods, dyes, or preservatives
- pregnant or trying to get pregnant
- breast-feeding
If you miss a dose, take it as soon as you can. If it is almost time for your next dose, take only that dose. Do not take double or extra doses.
Tell your doctor or health care professional if your symptoms do not improve or if they get worse.
Do not treat diarrhea with over-the-counter medicines. Contact your doctor if you have diarrhea that lasts more than 2 days, or is severe and watery.
Keep out of the reach of children.
Store at room temperature. Keep container tightly closed. Throw away any unused medicine after the expiration date.
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