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Cristian Battocchio's display at left wing back against Bristol City was an indication that Beppe Sannino has a group of "extraordinary guys", according to the Hornets' head coach.
Injuries to Ikechi Anya and Daniel Pudil, plus Hector Bellerin's ineligibility, meant Sannino was forced to use Battocchio at left wing back; a position he has not played before.
When Marco Cassetti - who could be considered the Hornets only other recognised wing back - was forced off injured at half time, Sannino brought on Connor Smith, who was a forward and attacking midfielder during youth football, at right wing back.
When asked about Battocchio's display, Sannino replied: "It makes me aware – and you aware – that I have extraordinary guys.
"I also have to praise Connor Smith because those two players had to play in positions they have never played before. So I am happy [with them]."
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A low dose of estrogen released into the
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For dryness and irritation of the
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cream onto the affected area. Many women find that twice a week is often
Since women are now generally
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Low-dose estrogen absorbed vaginally:
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in vaginal dryness and sensitivity after a few weeks of vaginal estrogen
treatment. You will likely continue treatment as long as you have
Side effects may include:
Avoid using estrogen cream during sexual intercourse. A
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See Drug Reference for a full list of side effects.
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Mustache party: historic bronze for U.S. Nordic combined team
Anchored by Billy Demong, the fan favorite from the Vancouver 2010 Olympics, the U.S. Nordic combined team raced Sunday to a history-making bronze in the relay at the 2013 world championships at Predazzo, Italy.
The third-place finish made for the first-ever U.S. team world championships medal in Nordic combined. The best prior world championships result? Fourth, in 1995.


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Pimento Caribbean Restaurant strives to be a good neighbor and as a member of the community we feel that it is important to represent the best of what our culture has to offer. We try to lead by example and show others that by staying involved and being informed, we can help our community not only grow but thrive! We continuously seek out opportunities to participate in events and support our neighbors and friends whenever we can.
• We donate leftover food to churches and food pantry's in the community on a daily etc. basis. New Life Tabernacle Church is just one of our partners in faith.
• We support the 46th Precinct on various initiatives to help introduce new recruits to the community via the cultural connection of our establishment and we actively participate in local events including the National Night Out coming up in August, 2010.
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quote:Originally posted by JOSHUACANADAI feel bad I didn't cheer more for the Nucks.
quote:Originally posted by Beans15I disagree that the goalie situation is an issue. Both goalies handled the situation very well and I think both played well enough to win. As Alex said, if you can't score goals you can't win playoff series. Regardless of how good your keeper is, less than 2 goal a game is not going to win. The goalie controversy is a media thing and a fan thing. It's not reality.
quote:Originally posted by StatmanThe goalie situation is the least of the team's problems.
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AN Accrington dad has claimed his baby son nearly choked on a piece of plastic while eating a packet of crisps.
Eleven-month-old Ollie-James Bain was in his baby walker eating from a packet of Quavers when his dad Steph-en said he swallowed a piece of plastic, which he thinks was in the packet.
Walkers' parent company, PepsiCo, has pledged to investigate the incident.
But the company said such an incid-ent, if confirmed, would be very rare bec- ause of the state-of-the-art detection equipment it uses in its factory Mr Bain, 23, said he gave Ollie-James the crisps at around 11am on Wedn-esday.
He said: "He started choking. It was the worst thing. His eyes were red, he was struggling to breathe, and his lips were going blue.
"He was trying to cough, or be sick, and it was not happening. I laid him down across my knee and patted his back. He coughed the plastic up and it was on his lips. I pulled it out and he started screaming."
Mr Bain, who lives with his partner Gemma Griff-iths, 27, and children Katie Louise, eight, and Jack, six, in Wordsworth Road, cont-acted Walkers later that day.
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Mr Bain said he is certain the plastic fell out of the packet, saying he cleaned the baby walker immed-iately before giving Ollie-James the crisps.
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Police are searching for a group of men they believe harassed and assaulted St Kilda Festival-goers earlier this month, leaving one man in hospital with serious head injuries.
The injured New Zealand man, 23, had been walking with a male friend along Jacka Boulevard at 10pm on February 10, when he was approached by three men. One of the men hit him several times in the face.
The attackers then left in a northerly direction along Jacka Boulevard and were chased by witnesses who lost sight of them and called police.
The victim was admitted to The Alfred hospital with serious head injuries, and is now in a stable condition.
One man is due to face the Melbourne Magistrates Court on Tuesday charged with intentionally and recklessly causing serious with causing injury.
Police now say several other people at the festival that night had reported altercations with a group they believe may have been the same men.
Police believe the group was seen acting aggressively towards a woman on the beach near St Kilda Pier and towards a man wearing a poncho on Jacka Boulevard.
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SMWC Junior Rides Into Third Place at the IHSA National Show
May 19th, 2011 | SMWC
Whitney Mahloch accepts her third place award at the Intercollegiate Horse Show Association National Show in Lexington, Kentucky.
Woods junior Whitney Mahloch loped, jogged and galloped her way to claim third place in the advanced western horsemanship division at the Intercollegiate Horse Show Association (IHSA) National Show in Lexington, Ky., on May 8, 2011.
"Her team spirit, perseverance and drive to succeed makes her undoubtedly successful in the show pen and a true asset to this team," said Larissa "Charlynn" Turner '08, head coach of the western equestrian team at SMWC. Turner said Mahloch, an equine business management major from Plymouth, Wis., has held her head high through all of the ups and downs of riding and views every experiences as an opportunity for improvement.
Western Horsemanship, according to the website Horse Channel, judges the riders' ability to maneuver through a series of patterns, which increase in difficulty as a rider's class increases. Mahloch competed on a challenging course against riders from hundreds of other colleges and universities, clinching the top third spot in the nation.
"Whitney's pattern proved to be quite difficult as she shows in the second highest riding level in IHSA," Turner said. "The pattern consisted of straight lines, lead changes, variation in speed, large and small lope circles, extended jog and a pivot."
Mahloch's national win is not surprising, as she has secured one of the top three spots in more than 15 different hunt and western competitions in less than a year of riding for the SMWC teams. For more information about the College's equestrian teams, please visit www.smwc.edu/athletics/equestrian.
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Recall Class: Class I
Date Recall Initiated: January 3, 2013
Product: Reusable Breathing Circuit
Manufacturing Dates: August 2011 – October 2011
Distribution Dates: April 6, 2012 – September 27, 2012
Device Model: 900MR068
Lot Numbers: 110810 and 111020
Use: The Fisher & Paykel Healthcare reusable breathing circuit is a non-heated breathing circuit intended for oxygen therapy delivery for adult patients.
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Reason for Recall: The tubes used in the reusable breathing circuit have pinholes. If these pinholes are not detected during the standard leak test before patient use, it could potentially result in a gas leak in the breathing system, which may lead to a loss of pressure for the intended ventilation therapy. Usage of the defective device may result in patient death.
Public Contact: Questions should be directed to Fisher & Paykel Healthcare Limited at 1-800-446-3908 ext 5003, Monday through Friday from 6 am to 5 pm Pacific Time.
FDA District: Los Angeles
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LYE Town are now in a four-way battle for title success after losing 3-2 away to Bewdley Town.
Just two points separate top-of-the-table Lye and fourth-placed Shawbury United after the race for top spot was blown wide open. Second-placed Pegasus Juniors and third-placed Wolverhampton Casuals, who also have a game in hand, are both just a point behind.
Despite beating Bilston away last Saturday thanks to goals from Scott Moore and Kevin Nickle, Lye lost 3-2 away to Bewdley on Tuesday night.
Two goals from Chris Hough and another from Chris Seekins saw Bewdley to a 3-2 win although the visitors did pull two goals back in stoppage time after substitute Dan Jones had been dismissed for two yellow cards in the space of 10 minutes.
However, the manager of the team that dented Lye's title hopes has promised to do them a favour as the season draws to a close.
Bewdley's joint boss Payton, whose side have now beaten leaders Lye and rivals Wolverhampton Casuals and Sporting Khalsa this season, said they were now targeting the other member of the promotion-chasing quartet Shawbury.
"In fairness to the league and to Lye we owe it to them to do our best to get a result against Shawbury in a couple of week's time."
"We'll do what's right for Bewdley and rest a few players as we want to do well in the cup, but we also want the scalp of Shawbury."


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THREE Lancashire players have been called up to the England Physical Disability squad for the forthcoming tour to the United Arab Emirates.
England Physical Disability head coach, Chris Ellison, has named a 15-man squad, which includes uncapped Lancashire bowlers Steve Braithwaite and Jordan Williams, and top-order Lancashire and England batsman Callum Flynn, to play in a six-match ODI and T20 international series against the Pakistan Physical Disability team in the United Arab Emirates next month.
The 14-day tour, which gets underway on March 16, will consist of three 40-over one-day internationals and three T20 internationals, all played at the ICC Global Cricket Academy in Dubai.
Cheshire's Jimmy Williams has once again been charged with captaining the side, which includes six uncapped players at an international level.
It will be the second time that England's Physical Disability team has contested an official international series against their counterparts from Pakistan, following the team's inaugural tour to the UAE in 2012. On that occasion Pakistan proved to be too strong, as Williams' England side went down 2-0 in the T20 series and subsequently lost the ODIs 2-1.
Commenting about the tour and the fifteen players selected, England physical disability head coach, Chris Ellison, said: "The squad is a mix of experience and youth and I'm particularly pleased that we have been able to add six new players to this touring party, who have not played international cricket before. The introduction of such talented young players to the set-up is evidence for the continued development of our national disability cricket programme.
"A lot of hard work has happened, both on and off the field, since we last played against Pakistan in Dubai two years ago. All of the players learnt a great deal then, and with the recent instigation of the new regional talent development centres, the players are well prepared for the challenges they will once again face."
ECB's head of Disability Cricket, Ian Martin, added: "Representing England is the pinnacle for any cricketer and so I am pleased for all of the players that have been selected for this tour. Pakistan proved to be a tough nut to crack in 2012, they are a strong side and we will have to perform at our very best to beat them, but I am confident that we have selected a squad that can do that."
The 15 players will be joined by head coach, Chris Ellison, newly appointed assistant coach, Qasim Ali, team manager Neil Bradshaw, and physio Sian Morgan, to form a 19-strong touring party.
Bobby Denning, acting director for the Lancashire Cricket Board, added: "I'd like to congratulate Callum, Jordan and Steve on their selection in the England Physical Disability squad.
"Lancashire has the highest representation in the squad and an additional promising Lancastrian on the fringes.
"This bodes well for disability cricket in Lancashire and demonstrates to those entering our programmes at grassroots level, that these opportunities to play at the top level exist with hard work and dedication.
"My congratulations also go to Qasim Ali, a lead coach at the club's indoor cricket centre, who has been appointed the assistant coach of the squad."


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It has been a while since a great year for a Gator wideout
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Last Modified: Sunday, August 24, 2014 at 7:43 p.m.
Say it, shout it, let the words fill the air. Grab a barbecue sandwich and a sweet tea and get ready.
It's game week.
And it's about time.
We don't know what we are going to see, but we know we want to see it.
One thing you'd like to see if you are a Florida football fan — a dominant receiver.
It has been awhile. The Gators had an amazing stretch under Steve Spurrier where they had nine 1,000-yard receivers in seven years. The year after Spurrier left, Taylor Jacobs caught 1,088 yards worth of passes.
He's the last Florida receiver to have a 1,000-yard season.
It's not like they are expected. Prior to 1995, Florida had one 1,000-yard guy — Carlos Alvarez in 1969.
Last week I was in Tallahassee to speak to those suffering Gator fans (4-8 plus FSU national title should result in sainthood) and Alvarez was there. So was Jacquez Green, who is coaching at Lincoln.
And it got me to thinking (wow, did I just go Andy Griffith Show with my grammar?) about the best single seasons for Florida receivers. As we get ready for this season, will a current Gator join this list of 10?
1. Carlos Alvarez, 1969.
Pure stats: 88 catches, 1,329 yards, 12 touchdowns.
And there's this: The Florida record for receptions in a season prior to 1969 was 63 by Richard Trapp three years earlier. Alvarez teamed up with quarterback John Reaves to shatter the record but also set the single-game record for catches in a game with 15 at Miami. That record still stands.
To understand how great his season was, you need to find the Sports Illustrated picture of his catch against Florida State.
2. Reidel Anthony, 1996.
Pure stats: 72 catches, 1,293 yards, 18 touchdowns.
And there's this: Anthony was the third-best receiver in 1995's march to the national title game, a kickoff returner who also caught passes. But in '96, he played so well he turned himself into a first-round NFL draft pick.
His 18 touchdowns catches remain the Florida record.
3. Jabar Gaffney, 2001.
Pure stats: 67 catches, 1,191 yards, 13 touchdowns.
And there's this: Rex Grossman was on fire during the 2001 season and Gaffney was his favorite target. In Spurrier's last season as the Florida coach, Gaffney had eight games where he went over 100 yards receiving.
4. Travis McGriff, 1998.
Pure stats: 70 catches, 1,357 yards, 10 touchdowns.
And there's this: McGriff was a fifth-year senior when he averaged 17.3 yards a catch and set the Florida and SEC record for yards receiving in a season. And he had his best games against the best teams on Florida's schedule.
5. Chris Doering, 1995.
Pure stats: 70 catches, 1,045 yards, 17 touchdowns.
And there's this: When Doering caught his 17th TD of the season at home against FSU, it was the SEC record at the time. He also was one of the few Gators to show up against Nebraska with eight catches for 123 yards (although bowl stats didn't count then).
6. Gaffney, 2000.
Pure stats: 71 catches, 1,184 yards, 14 touchdowns.
And there's this: If it were 70 catches, Tennessee fans wouldn't still be complaining about his winning touchdown catch. Gaffney had his issues before becoming a star as a redshirt freshman.
7. Jacquez Green, 1997.
Pure stats: 71 catches, 1,024 yards, nine touchdowns.
And there's this: FSU, fourth quarter. Green's behind the defense! Enough said.
8. Taylor Jacobs, 2002.
Pure stats: 67 catches, 1,191 yards, 13 touchdowns.
And there's this: In Ron Zook's first season, Jacobs was the go-to guy and it started right away with 246 yards against UAB.
9. Wes Chandler, 1976.
Pure stats: 44 catches, 967 yards, 10 touchdowns.
And there's this: Florida was a wishbone team in 1976, but Chandler was a special talent. He averaged 22 yards a catch and there are Auburn defenders still looking for him.
10. Ike Hilliard, 1995.
Pure stats: 57 catches, 1,008 yards, 15 touchdowns.
And there's this: It's a testimony to Spurrier's genius that this was the second best performance of the season by a receiver.
There are a few that I left out that you can argue should be in. Chad Jackson caught 88 passes in 2005. Charlie Casey had back-to-back big years in 1964 and '65. Jack Jackson's '94 season was difficult to leave out, as was Darrell Jackson's '99 season. And Willie Jackson in '92.
But this is my list. If a current receiver joins it, I'll see you in Atlanta.
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London's specialist venue for contemporary dance, The Place plays a role in every aspect of this fast-growing art form. The London Contemporary Dance School offers... More
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Mike Fay has spent his life as a naturalist—from the Sierra Nevadas and the Maine woods as a boy, to Alaska and Central America in college, to North Africa and the depths of the central African forest and savannas for the last 25 years.
Fay has worked for the Wildlife Conservation Society of the Bronx since 1991. He received a B.S. in 1978 from the University of Arizona and spent six years in the Peace Corps as a botanist in national parks in Tunisia and the savannas of the Central African Republic. He joined the staff of the Missouri Botanical Garden in 1984 to do a floristic study on a mountain range on Sudan's western border, but ended up doing his Ph.D. on the western lowland gorilla. It was at this time that Fay first entered the forests of central Africa, surveying large forest blocks and creating and managing the Dzanga-Sangha and Nouabale-Ndoki parks in the Central African Republic and Congo.
In 1996, Fay flew over the forests of Congo and Gabon and realized there was a vast, intact forest corridor spanning the two countries from the Oubangui to the Atlantic Ocean. In 1997, he walked the entire corridor, over 2,000 miles, surveying trees, wildlife, and human impacts on 12 uninhabited forest blocks. Called Megatransect, the project had the objective of bringing to the world's attention the last pristine forest in central Africa and the need for protection. This work led to a historic initiative by the Gabonese government to create a system of 13 national parks in Gabon, making up some 11,000 square miles (28,500 square kilometers).
Fay also hosted Colin Powell on a forest walk in Gabon after the former secretary of state's announcement to support the Congo Basin with tens of millions of dollars for national park creation, development, and forest management. Fay worked for a year setting up park management infrastructure in Loango National Park.
In 2004, Fay completed the Megaflyover, an eight-month aerial survey of the entire African continent. He logged 800 hours and took 116,000 vertical images of human impact and associated ecosystems, many of which are now visible on Google Earth.
In 2008 Fay completed the Redwood Transect, a new project to learn more about the redwood forest. He walked the entire range of the redwood tree, over 700 miles.
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AUSTIN, Texas — The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service SRC (Service Regulation Committee) has approved the 2010-2011 Texas dove season, including a 70-day season and 15-bird daily bag statewide, and a 16-day early teal season.
Texas dove season in the North and Central Dove Zones will run from Wednesday, Sept. 1 through Sunday, Oct. 24 and reopen Saturday, Dec. 25 through Sunday, Jan. 9, with a 15-bird daily bag and not more than two white-tipped doves.
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First of all, let me explain something. I am not just some random IP, I am everyone's most hated relatively inactive admin, Cs1987. Or at least I was until I discovered today that I can no longer edit under that account. I get the usual block screen with the following message:
Editing from Cs1987 (your account, IP address, or IP address range) has been disabled by The Right Honourable Uberfuzzy for the following reason(s):
no reason given
This block has been set to expire: 14:07, 11 June 2009. Block ID is 2954.
14:07, 11 June 2009 being the exact time I tried to make the edit. WTF, right? Is Uncyc stuffed or does Ubefuzzy just hate me despite the fact he doesn't know who I am? 184.108.40.206 ( Sir Cs1987 UOTM. t. c 14:10, 11 June 2009 (UTC))
- Hmm. Maybe you should ask another admin to ban until Judgement Day and resurrect you? Saberwolf116 15:53, 11 June 2009 (UTC)
- but you're an admin...can't you unban yourself?? have you checked your ethernet cables for dingo-related damage? 92% of all internet trouble in australia is dingo-related. 18:12, 11 June 2009 (UTC)
- My internet is wireless (which is why my IP changed from yesterday), and there hasn't been a dingo in my apartment for at least a month. I can still ban and unban myself (in fact, that is all I can do at the moment), but it has no effect whatsoever. 18.104.22.168 ( Sir Cs1987 UOTM. t. c 02:31, 12 June 2009 (UTC))
Uberfuzzy fixed it. He doesn't seem too sure how or why it happened though. Sir Cs1987 UOTM. t. c 06:56, 12 June 2009 (UTC)
Can staff ban admins with an "uber-ban" that they can't undo? I recently [saw] a ban of an admin by Jimbo Wales at wikipedia, so maybe staff does have secret uber-banning powers. --Mnb'z 07:12, 12 June 2009 (UTC)
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U.S. corn futures are expected to open sharply lower Friday after a government report showed corn stockpiles much larger than traders were expecting.
Chicago Board of Trade futures could open 30 to 40 cents lower, analysts said. Corn for December delivery closed Thursday at $6.32 3/4 per bushel. The exchange limits one-day price moves in either direction to 40 cents.
Friday's quarterly grain stocks report from the U.S. Department of Agriculture showed total U.S. supplies of 1.128 billion bushels as of Sept. 1, above any of the analyst forecasts in a Dow Jones Newswires survey. The average analyst guess was 962 million bushels.
The Sept. 1 stockpile estimate represents the end of the marketing year. Although it is down sharply from 1.708 billion a year ago, traders have for months assumed the final supply number would dip below 1 billion.
With outside market pressure from crude oil, equities and a stronger dollar, "it's setting up to be an ugly day," said Jim Riley, analyst with Linn Group.
While supplies are still smaller than average, the gap between the USDA's estimate and the average trade guess essentially adds 1 million acres of harvested corn to the supply pipeline, Riley said.
The report puts to rest talk that farmers will plant significantly more acreage next year, he said. With a high cost of production, corn prices are unlikely to be high enough to compel farmers to plant more.
"Everybody talking about farmers planting 94 million to 96 million acres of corn next year? That's over," Riley said.
Farmers planted an estimated 92.3M this year, second highest total since World War II.
Traders said the market was trading around $6 per bushel in over-the-counter trade ahead of the market's open.
Some traders questioned the USDA's estimate and how usage could have slowed. Farm Futures analyst Arlan Suderman noted that cattle placed in feedlots were at record levels in the past quarter, and that ethanol output has been high.
The market's slide Friday could be limited by the fact that traders already appeared to be leaning toward a negative report. Prices have tumbled throughout September.
Some traders expect the break in prices will stimulate new demand, particularly from China.
Already, South Korean importers have purchased more than 1 million tons feed grains, including at least 15 cargoes of corn totaling 837,000 metric tons in the last 11 days, capitalizing on the latest slump in prices, trading executives said Friday.
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After moving back to Indianapolis where we are so happy to be back my wife and I were doing the move ourselves and decided we couldn't safely transport the Egg. So I sold it and then bought a new one down here.....Anyhow, I'm getting back in the swing of things now
The next day after the storm hit us pretty good we had a taste for some steak. However, our butcher was closed that day because of the snow so we went to Whole Foods and got 1 3/4 lb Flat Iron steak and grilled it up....I dusted it with some Cow Lick Seasoning
Yep my 5 year old son thought it'd be great to photo bomb the picture so I let him
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I got the Egg up to about 650 or so and let me tell you I really do miss my CI grates I now know I will be buying it within the month because i miss them so much!
I got the internal temp of the Flat Iron to about 140 and let it rest for 8 minutes...
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WE bought some pretzel rolls as well from Whole Foods. I sauteed up some peppers and onions, spread some garlic herb mayo on the sandwich and topped with Mozzarella Cheese
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Sandwich was great, I still can't decide which seasoning I like more "Raising the Steaks" or "Cow Lick"


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I am 200% of a penny, 25% nickel, 118.4% of a dime, 111.4% of a quarter, and 10% of a half dollar. What am I?
HintI have been around for 64 years.
AnswerThe answer is a Jefferson nickel or 5 cent piece. A nickel weighs 5 grams while a penny (Lincoln cent) weighs 2.5 grams, so it is 200% the weight of a penny. A nickel's diameter is 0.835 inches (21.21mm) while a Roosevelt dime's diameter is only 0.705 inches (17.91mm), so it is ~118.4% of a dime's diameter. A nickel has a thickness of 1.95mm and the Washington quarter is only 1.75mm thick, so the nickel is ~111.4% of a quarter's thickness. The monetary value of a nickel is 10% of a Kennedy half dollar (5 cents/50cents = 10%) and a nickel is composed of 25% nickel (the metal nickel, Ni). The other 75% of a nickel made of copper.
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Before Peggy Wehmeyer became the first full-time religion reporter for a U.S. broadcast news network, she worked for a Dallas TV station. While there, she had a knack for finding a faith angle in many stories.
After coming back from yet another reporting assignment with a story about religion, an exasperated producer exclaimed: "How come no matter what we send you out on, you come back with God?" She replied: "How come you keep missing Him?"
That story came to mind for me this week while thinking about Jason Collins, the first male professional athlete to come out as gay -- and the mostly missing faith element to his story.
When Collins came out publicly in a thoughtful essay in Sports Illustrated, the media across North America wrote and said a lot about his groundbreaking move. One thing that received almost no attention was the role religion played in his decision.
As it turns out, one of the things Collins credited with helping him make his decision was his Christian upbringing.
"I'm from a close-knit family," he wrote. "My parents instilled Christian values in me. They taught Sunday school, and I enjoyed lending a hand. I take the teachings of Jesus seriously, particularly the ones that touch on tolerance and understanding."
In a column on SI.com titled The Story Behind Jason Collins' Story, reporter Jon Wertheim wrote that Collins took it as a sign from God when, on the day of the interview about his sexuality, he read from a daily prayer manual his grandmother had given him.
That day's entry was titled Freedom, and it said: "The clarion call of freedom sounds within my soul, trumpeting the truth that the love of God liberates me from unhappiness, hurt or fear. I bid farewell to any emptiness from the past, and open myself to realizing my heart's deepest longing and aspiration."
While the faith element in Collins' story was mostly missing, another important story that revolved around faith was almost completely absent from the major media -- the death of Leopold Engleitner, the oldest known survivor of the Nazi concentration camps.
Unlike the million of Jews who suffered and were murdered in the camps because of their race, Engleitner -- who died April 21 at the age of 107 -- was a Jehovah's Witness and a conscientious objector who refused, on the basis of his faith, to join the German army.
Also unlike the Jews, Engleitner and the other Jehovah's Witnesses who were rounded up for not supporting Hitler were given an option to leave the camps -- if they would renounce their faith.
Engleitner refused. He spent four years in the Buchenwald, Niederhagen and Ravensbrueck camps before being sent to work as a slave labourer on a farm.
When asked why he refused to renounce his faith so he could go free, he said that doing so "would have been a complete denial of my faith. I would have acknowledged that I was no longer one of Jehovah's Witnesses from that moment on."
He was convinced, he said "that the Nazis were wrong and that peace was only possible by living in agreement with Bible principles. I was determined not to ever give up. I would have sooner died than give up my conviction."
Also, by renouncing his faith in order to obtain his freedom, Engleitner knew it would have jeopardized other members of his church.
"If I would have signed it would have been a major triumph for the SS and strengthened their belief that further pressure would bring more Jehovah's Witnesses to their knees," he said.
Before he died, his friend Frederic Fuss said that what captivated him about Engleitner was the strength of his "unbroken will and determination," his "positive outlook," and the fact that "the intensity of his trial never made him bitter."
During presentations at schools before he died, Engleitner would tell students: "You don't need to go along with peer pressure, you can stick by your conscience."
Jason Collins and Leopold Engleitner: Two completely different men making two completely different decisions with very different consequences -- yet behind each one, a story of faith.
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Editor's note: This article ran in the April 2011 edition of Dairy Herd Management.
In early 2011, Sean Jones of Massey, Md., was looking to save money on his feed cost. Jones had the opportunity to purchase some wet brewers grain. Based on an evaluation he did with his nutritionist using CPM-Dairy, it appeared that they would lose a half a pound of milk per cow per day by feeding the wet brewers grain. Jones decided to go ahead with the ration change anyway due to the savings in the ration of 15 cents per cow per day.
What actually happened when Jones fed the wet brewers grain was a different story. Initially, dry matter intake and production went up; however, dry matter efficiency went down.
Because Jones evaluates his herd's income over feed cost (IOFC) on a weekly basis, he could evaluate the true economics of what was happening and it showed him the wet brewers grain was a good decision. "Without collecting all of the data and running income over feed cost, it would have been difficult to evaluate the economics of this change," says Jones.
The end result was a higher income over feed cost, and the herd has continued to consume wet brewers grain. This is just one of the reasons why Jones has calculated his IOFC for more than three years.
This ration change could quite easily have been a bad one had milk production gone down more than Jones had anticipated. Virginia Ishler, manager of the Penn State Dairy Research Complex, points out that any change that jeopardizes milk production will have more of an impact on income than a change in feed cost per cow ever could. IOFC is a tool that lets you be smart about making feed changes.
That said, "There are still too many producers who don't know what their IOFC is and far fewer who know their cost of production," says Gary Sipiorski, dairy development director for the Vita Plus Corporation. In today's economy, everyone should be calculating IOFC.
The good part is IOFC sounds more intimidating than it actually is. "It's a fairly simple calculation," says Jones. Here's what you need to know before you start.
Know the formula
First, know what the formula is to calculate IOFC.
IOFC ($/cow/day) = Pmilk x (DAMP/100) – DFC
You take your gross milk price (Pmilk) and multiply it by the daily average milk production (DAMP) divided by 100. Next, subtract the daily feed cost (DFC) to arrive at your income over feed cost per cow per day.
Daily feed cost is the daily cost of feedstuffs required to produce the amount of milk reflected in the daily average milk production or DAMP.
The gross milk price (Pmilk) can be taken from your monthly milk check. To figure the daily average milk production, take the total pounds of milk shipped (from your milk check) and divide it by the number of days in the month, then divide by the number of lactating cows.
Essentially, the gross milk price is being converted from dollars per cwt to dollars per pound of milk produced and then the cost of producing that milk is subtracted.
For example, if your gross milk price is $18.50, your daily average milk production is 70 pounds and your daily feed cost is $5.15, the formula would look like this: $18.50 x 70/100 - $5.15 = $7.80/cow/day IOFC. In this example, if your IOFC breakeven is $9, this means you will probably have trouble paying bills and won't be able to save cash.
Dry cow vs. lactating cow
Only include lactating cows in your calculation. Dry cows and heifers should be excluded from all calculations because it's only the lactating cows that provide the income.
Account for homegrown forages
Your ration likely consists of both homegrown and purchased feeds. Therefore, it's important to calculate the real cost of home-grown forages.
The cost of home-grown forages should include the cost of the seed, fertilizer, crop chemicals, and custom harvesting. The value of home-grown forages is most important when you are planning a cash flow and wish to determine your breakeven IOFC. While this is not the full cost of producing the grain or forage, the overhead cost must be covered by the IOFC you receive on the farm. When you want to benchmark your herd with other dairy farms, use the market price for that forage
Whether you choose to use your own cost calculation for homegrown forages or the market price, it is important the method used be consistent each month.
Pounds fed
Actual pounds fed to the lactating herd are needed. Do not exclude feed refusals. There is a cost to feed the cow whether she consumes the feed or not, notes Ishler.
Feed prices for all ingredients are also needed. This includes forages, grain mixes and commodities. If you forward-contract, use the contracted price instead of the actual market price.
When gathering figures to calculate, accuracy is important. "If you make too many assumptions, it is harder to rely on IOFC as a decision-making tool," notes Jones.
Calculate and recalculate
Calculating IOFC one time is not meaningful, says Ishler. Ideally IOFC should be calculated every month if not more frequently.
And, it's something that shouldn't be a chore to update — 10 to 15 minutes once you have the Excel file set up, says Tim Beck, Penn State extension educator in dairy business management. (See Library corner to find where you download an Excel spreadsheet to calculate IOFC.) The best time to calculate IOFC is right after the monthly milk check is received.
Jones says he finds it advantageous to calculate IOFC on a weekly basis. "A weekly IOFC calculation allows me to make better decisions and be able to evaluate changes faster."
The bottom-line is herds that do a good job monitoring their IOFC have a higher likelihood of sticking around longer.
Cheap can be expensive
As we move through these volatile times, feed prices are changing rapidly. But, Virginia Ishler, manager of Penn State Dairy Research Complex, cautions against making decisions based on single ingredient prices alone.
Often, a knee-jerk reaction when a commodity gets expensive is to automatically remove it from the ration, notes Ishler. Next, you start bringing in all sorts of ingredients because they are cheap. But, Ishler says, cheap can get expensive really fast.
"Maybe an ingredient is more expensive, but if you don't lose milk production, and your income over feed cost is within the benchmarks you set, then you are still OK," she says. "I've seen more disasters from this cheap-feed strategy than success."The Next step
Once you have calculated your income over feed cost (IOFC), it's time to put it to use. Knowing your IOFC enables you to:
• Make informed decisions about feed purchases.
• Know when to lock in milk price.
• Know when to adjust your ration to accommodate price volatility.
Library corner
Penn State University offers several resources on calculating income over feed cost. Here is a list of available resources.
• Managing income over feed cost
• How to use the Penn State income over feed cost tool


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The organisers of the long-established Otley Cycle Race is already planning ahead.
They have set the date of their 2014 race for Wednesday, July 2, the day before the Tour-de France riders are intro- duced in Leeds when the world's most famous race comes to Yorkshire, Race director Giles Pidcock says that they have had expressions of interest from potential corporate sponsors since last week's announce- ment of the tour route.
Otley's 2012 race, which attracted a record 14,000 crowd, impressed Welcome to Yorkshire officials who attended and now promote it as a sporting attraction.
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Pidcock added: "One of the big challenges for all of us is to use the Tour de France to create a lasting legacy for the cycling industry here in Yorkshire.
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Repetition is the most important method in learning. In repetition one takes the issue into memory. One remembers it and uses the information while communicating the message of Islam. But one forgets it if it is explained only once, then it is forgotten. You do not remember it. If one repeats it two or three times, you grasp it very well and it settles into your subconscious. You even do not notice it but you start to tell it.
It is important to be very informed. To make very good research and have a very good general knowledge. Then the person becomes convinced very easily.
It is a fact that Israel sheds blood. It has shed so much blood. So have the Palestinians. This is not something deniable. This has to be eliminated. Bloodshed must come to an end. This is what Prophet Jesus (as) and King Messiah (as) will do. Hazrat Mahdi (as), that is what Shiloh will do. This is related in the hadith of our Prophet (saas). As the followers of Hazrat Mahdi (as), we are assigned to stop this bloodshed. If one says, "There is no bloodshed", that would be a lie. This is a fact. There is bloodshed in every corner of the world. Not only in Palestine. There is bloodshed also in Afghanistan, Libya, Iraq, Morocco, Tunisia, Algeria, everywhere. We will stop this bloodshed, Insha'Allah.
Hypocrites attach much importance to having the appearance of a Muslim. Although they are irreligious and hate religion, they insistently want to appear as a Muslim. And they definitely act as a group. Hypocrites do not leave one another. They leave the Muslim community. Within the Muslim community, they are like tumors, like cancer tumors. Allah pulls off that tumor. But that tumor lives like a lizard's tail; it does not die out. He leaves the Muslim community and establishes a small colony outside. They contend with one another like dogs. They hate one another but still they do not leave one another. They live in colonies. And again they continue to propagate against Muslims and try to gather information against Muslims. Then they denounce. They make effort to carry out their satanic duties. Meanwhile they speak of Allah and the religion. As an attribute peculiar to them, they do both. This is a wisdom of Allah. Hypocrites are like snakes. They creep into the community of Muslims like snakes and they leave as snakes. They also carry out activities like snakes. But they have a satanic intelligence. That is why not everyone can cope with hypocrites. That is to say, they have a satanic zeal, a satanic effort. They feel rage against Muslims with a crazy greed. They spend their money, possessions and means to cause harm to Muslims. They continue these efforts while reciting the name of Allah, under the guise of advocating Islam. This is a very important feature. Allah says that they "await " the news of Muslims from far away. This is the attribute of hypocrites. They brag about their possessions, income, kids and interests. They boast of their flesh and bones, education. The one thing they can not brag about is their zeal in communicating the message. They can not brag about the scientific struggle they give, the Unity of Islam, spreading the religion of Allah or triumphing over satan. A hypocrite boasts about everything he has. It is his attribute. He can not boast over advocating the Unity of Islam, Hazrat Mahdi (as), Prophet Jesus (as) and Prophet Jesus (as). The coming of Hazrat Mahdi (as), Messiah (as) is a matter of suffering for the hypocrites. Because Prophet Jesus (as) and Hazrat Mahdi (as) are anti-hypocrite, hypocrites are against these two blessed people.
About the notion of a ghost Mahdi: First of all this notion is highly insincere. It is unnecessary, it is evident. Even a five-year old would immediately understand it. "Hazrat Mahdi (as) entered the cave and disappeared there. He did not die; he has been there for 1,000 years. Meanwhile he has been appearing to people as an image, as a sound. He even brings possessions and materials. He fulfills whatever he does." This is an act committed to prevent the appearance of Hazrat Mahdi (as). Meanwhile, our brothers get involved with it. This is the issue. Everyone knows that such a Mahdi will not come. The Qur'an relates about Ashab al-Kahf and the coming of Prophet Jesus (as). First of all, our Prophet (saas) does not make such a depiction about him. What does our Prophet (saas) say? "He will be born of parents; he will go through suffering , difficulties and imprisoned. He will come to the West from the East. He will pass through the sea and carry out his activities near the sea. He will make effort for about 40-years. He will have a young appearance even when he grows old. One would simply help satan if he converts this into a system that will hinder the appearance of Hazrat Mahdi (as). For Allah's good pleasure, our brothers must thwart this plot. This is so wrong. First of all, no one would sincerely believe in this. Besides, there is not such a hadith. This is against the Law of Allah. Which prophets came in this manner? Because Hazrat Mahdi (as) will live in compliance with the Law of Allah, but the coming of Prophet Jesus (as) is miraculous. The state of Ashab al-Kahf is wonderous and this is related in the Qur'an. One needs to consider this issue rationally and sincerely. One must completely fulfill this.
The creed of Ghost Mahdi is a plot of satan: Our brothers must not be deceived by such aplot.It is a plot to hinder the appearance of Hazrat Mahdi (as). The Ghost Mahdi never came and he will never come. We are at the End Times. Our Prophet says, "7,000 years." There is no other time. Where is the Ghost Mahdi? Hazrat Mahdi (as) has come. There is no ghost, whatsoever.
Satan presented the notion of a ghost Mahdi as a plot but he failed. His purpose was to use it against Catholics in line with a rationale like, "You await for Prophet Jesus (as) while we await for Hazrat Mahdi (as)." It seems that he developed it as an alternative creed. It is a totally artificial belief. Satan expects them, now and then, to take refuge in Hazrat Mahdi (as) like seeking refuge in Allah, Allah forbid. He expects them to call on him and say, "Save us, Hazrat Mahdi (as)." This stems from a need for an idol.2011-11-07 19:05:25


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