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Wycombe Wanderers 1, Bristol Rovers 2.
WANDERERS need a miracle if they're to avoid dropping into non-league football as David Clarkson snatched victory in this do-or-die clash with Bristol Rovers.
Blues have dropped into the bottom two for the first time all season and are now three points from safety with one game remaining.
Aptly in this wretched season, the winning goal came thanks to a mistake from Wanderers.
Matt McClure – who had raised hopes of survival with an outstandingly skilful Bergkamp-esque equaliser as Blues once again had to fight back from going a goal down – misplaced a header straight into the path of Rovers striker Clarkson.
He made no mistake, silencing the home fans and leaving Wanderers needing snookers in their battle against the drop.
Fifteen years ago this week Wanderers started to mount their greatest escape by beating Manchester City at Maine Road and they needed someone to fill the boots of a Keith Ryan or a Steve Brown, stepping up to be a hero.
They didn't find one and Adams Park now looks like it's seen its final Football League fixture in a game that summed the season up – Wanderers failing to take their chances and leaving their opponents to score with their few opportunities.
Early openings went the visitors' way as Clarkson – sent off in the return fixture at the Memorial Ground in October – burst through a gap in the middle and fed Fabian Broghammer to his left, with the German midfielder seeing his shot blocked by Anthony Stewart.
The resulting corner was poorly defended and dropped to Clarkson, loitering on the edge of the box, and his shot was adjudged to have been handled by Matt Bloomfield. A free kick was the result, which was expertly despatched into the top corner thanks to a beautiful curling strike from Lee Brown's left boot.
The goal came just as news of Northampton taking the lead at Dagenham filtered through, plunging Blues into the relegation zone and three points from safety.
Wanderers needed a moment of inspiration in a scrappy game between two struggling sides, and Steven Craig held the ball up and opened up space for Sam Wood to hit a powerful strike that was blocked by Tom Parkes.
Wood's next contribution helped get Wanderers back on terms as he sent over a fizzing, curling cross that was just behind McClure. The striker showed outstanding instinct and reflexes to turn acrobatically and backheel the ball into the net while in mid air.
Most of the crowd thought the ball had found only the side netting, and only the celebrations of the home players alerted fans to the fact Blues had drawn themselves level.
It woke Wanderers, the fans and in particular McClure up, and the striker glided past the lumbering Parkes with a glorious turn but his low cross was nicked clear just as Max Kretzschmar was poised to tap home from close range.
A McClure free kick crashed off the wall and the ball was worked wide for Kretzschmar to pull back to Josh Scowen, who produced an airshot on the edge of the box. Rovers looked to break clear but Danny Rowe made a fantastic halfway line tackle on Clarkson before sending it up to Stewart, who turned his man before dragging a shot well wide of the target.
Half time came as a relief but with Northampton three goals clear and all the other sides at the foot of the table winning, Wanderers had absolutely no margin for error while also needing to chase the goal that would settle the nerves.
Skipper Stuart Lewis has provided much of the inspiration for Blues this season and he again tried to show the way as he broke clear through the middle before having a shot blocked, with Aaron Pierre – patched up after a first half clash of heads with former Wanderers striker Matt Harrold – heading the resulting corner into the terracing behind the goal.
Lewis then snaffled possession off John-Joe O'Toole and released Scowen, who drove forward and released McClure in the area but the striker failed to add to his tally as he smashed the ball across the face of goal and wide of the far post.
Rovers made a hash of a good opening as the offside Brown stepped in front of his onside colleague Steven Gillespie, as the substitute was played in behind the Blues backline by an incisive O'Toole pass.
Visiting keeper Steve Mildenhall dropped the ball under pressure from McClure but recovered to claim it under pressure from Scowen, before Danny Rowe sent over a pinpoint delivery from the right that was headed agonisingly wide of the target by Craig.
It was a let-off Rovers exploited to the full – and another error from a Wanderers player gift-wrapped them the opportunity. Seanen Clucas sent over a cross which McClure got to first, but he misdirected his header back across the face of his own goal and into the path of Clarkson.
He couldn't miss, slotting home from inside the six yard box to spark a pitch invasion from some of the 2,300 visiting Gasheads.
There was simply no response from Wanderers in the remaining fifteen minutes, who seemed consigned to their likely fate - non-league football next season.
Wanderers: Ingram, Rowe, Stewart, Pierre, Wood, Bloomfield, Lewis, Scowen, Kretzschmar (sub Morias), McClure, Craig (sub Styche). Substitutes not used: Horlock, McCoy, Arnold, Johnson, Kuffour.
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One of the highlights of the 2012 Summer Olympics is undoubtedly diving. There's been some stiff competition this year, especially in the preliminary rounds, and all the athletes have been killing themselves trying to look as graceful as possible while tumbling through the air. How do we know? There's something on each diver's face that just reads, "This stunt is kind of difficult to do."

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Australian Greens leader Christine Milne says Prime Minister Julia Gillard isn't sticking to a promise of monthly updates on the mining tax because she's embarrassed it hasn't collected any revenue.
The minor party leader says Ms Gillard "hasn't been as transparent as she promised she would be" in a letter promising monthly revenue updates, written to then-Green leader Bob Brown when the tax legislation was before parliament.
"I think what we've got here is an embarrassment by both the prime minister and the treasurer because all that they promised with the mineral resources rent tax hasn't come to pass," Senator Milne told ABC radio on Monday.
Last week the government said it reveals combined mineral and petroleum resource rent tax receipts in its monthly financial statements.
But it said Australian Tax Office advice was that being more specific about the MRRT would breach privacy provisions.
"I think it's a convenient excuse in the context of an embarrassment whereby the MRRT has raised no money," Senator Milne said on Monday.
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My sister, who turned 56 last Saturday was diagnosed with cc on Aug 1. She passed out at home and called 911. She has been through so much already.She has only been at home for 3-4 days at a time since the diagnosis.She has an intrapatic tumor and, an extraptic tumor. The intrapatic tumor has artery and vessel involvement so is not a candidate for surgery at this time. The plan is for chemo with gemcitabine and cisplatin 2 x month for 2 months , then scan, if tumor shrinks,then surgery, if not, oral chemo and radation. The problem is that she can't get her numbers right for chemo. She has two billary drains, one on her side, the other upper abdomen. She has experienced every symptom, every complication I have read about and today chemo cancelled for the 5th time due to high bilirubin #s . I don't know how to help her at this point. She is divorced, kids out on their on . One lives very far away, the other goes to school and works. She has no health insurance but I am amazed at how our hospital has provided. Medicaid has not been approved yet, but we are hopeful. I am sure ya'll are curious about her Doc's. As a woman of faith I know that God went before us in all of this because going through the ER my sister could have gotten any oncologist but she got the Doc that had just come from working with Dr. Melanie Thomas ( from MD anderson) at the MUSC( med univ of sc) After the diagnosis Dr. Wells got my sister in at MUSC with Dr. David Cole ( surgeon) and of course Dr. Thomas.


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Forums: Index → Watercooler → Iris is a MegaMawile?
Has anyone else noticed how much MegaMawile looks like Iris and then there is this guy in a house by the Hex trainer that gives you gengarite in Laverre City that says that long ago humans used to be pokemon and that there is legend of a Froakie turning human...? Uhhhhh... . ƒelinoel_ 14:40, October 21, 2013 (UTC)
- That would explain why such a random pokemon like Mawile was chosen to be given a Mega form... . ƒelinoel_ 15:17, October 21, 2013 (UTC)
- I've heard it said that she's a ZoroarkDjt08031996 (talk) 13:51, May 19, 2014 (UTC)


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Another year has passed, and once again we find ourselves commemorating the events of 9/11. We can't believe that it's been two year since we asked these bloggers how that day—a day which began like any other—changed their lives. Do you remember where you were when you heard that the Twin Towers had been hit?
Today, on the 12th anniversary of 9/11, we remember the many that were lost on that fateful day—and how far we've come since then. These 10 books and movies pay further tribute, shedding light on the tragic events, mourning the day's victims, and celebrating the bravery and compassion of those who stepped up to help New York and the United States through a difficult time.
Thunder Dog by Michael Hingson: A fascinating story of bravery and compassion about the journey of a blind man and his guide dog through the events of September 11th. This New York Times Bestseller reflects the enduring trust that can hold out even during a tragedy.
Legacy Letters by Tuesday's Children: An intriguing collection of letters written by loved ones of those lost on the awful day of 9/11. Including letters from adolescents, mothers, nieces, friends, and a whole host of others, this book shines a different light on what it means to grieve and remember. Legacy Letters is an intimate look at hurt and hope.
Fahrenheit 9/11, directed by Michael Moore: A satirical documentary exploring the role George Bush and the US government played in the events of September 11th. The famed director turns a sad story into a call for social awareness.
Read 10 NYC Bloggers Remember 9/11
On Native Soil, directed By Linda Ellman: A gripping documentary aiming to reveal flaws in the United States Government, particularly the ones that helped accelerate the tragic events of 9/11. Narrated by Kevin Costner and Hilary Swank, this film allows the public to mourn while simultaneously unveiling political truths.
7 Days to September, directed by Steve Rosenbaum: This film follows events during and after September 11th. Displaying an intimate view with a number of never before seen footage, it is a clean and direct look at the strength and unity amongst New Yorkers at such a vital time.
Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close by Jonathan Safran Foer: A delicate and enlightening novel that forces readers to open up to optimism and imagination. Two years after his father dies on 9/11, nine-year-old Oscar deals with his grief through humor and innocence by searching New York for information about a mysterious key his father left behind.
9/11 Press For Truth, directed by Ray Nowosielski: After the attacks of 9/11, the family members of a number of victims assembled and set out to find what the media wasn't telling them. They are not simply rebels; they are grieving family members looking for answers. This film is a fantastic portrayal of the lengths to which one will go in order to achieve justice.
Read Remembering 9/11: A School Day In September
Portraits, 9/11/01: The Collected "Portraits of Grief" from The New York Times by The New York Times: Filled with breathtaking snapshots, this book freezes a moment in history. Months after September 11th, The New York Times ran hundreds of photos depicting the faces of those who lost their lives, as well as those who were working to keep theirs intact. The collection is both touching and heartbreaking, but healing nonetheless.
Falling Man by Don DeLillo: Taking its title from that iconic, horrifying image of a man plummeting from the top of the World Trade Center, this novel examines the everyday lives of everyday people– people who suddenly find themselves dealing with the unexpected aftermath of 9/11. DeLillo tracks the normal routines the world followed, even on that day, and how quickly things changed afterwards. The reader experiences a number of different perspectives ranging from those in New York to others scattered across the country, demonstrating how truly universal this phenomenon was and continues to be.
World Trade Center, directed by Oliver Stone: Based on the events that occurred on 9/11, this film portrays the aftermath of the horrific crashes. Starring Nicholas Cage, the core of the film focuses on the Port Authority Police Officers who made it their mission to help.
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BOCA RATON, Fla. - The pairings are set for the 2013 Sunshine State Conference Tennis Championships, which will be hosted starting today through April 20 at South County Regional Park in Boca Raton, Fla. Florida Tech is serving as the host for this year's tournament. The SSC is partnering with the Palm Beach County Sports Commission in hosting the event at South County Regional Park.
Barry has clinched the top seed in the women's bracket, having rolled to a perfect 21-0 overall record this spring, including an 8-0 slate against conference opponents. The Buccaneers will face eighth-seeded Nova Southeastern in quarterfinal action on Thursday, April 18, at 9 a.m.
The Sharks finished the regular season with a 7-11 overall record and 2-6 SSC mark. Florida Tech (14-8 overall) also posted a 2-6 conference record, but the Panthers took the No. 7 seed by virtue of a 7-2 win over the Sharks in the teams' regular-season meeting.
As such, No. 7 Florida Tech will face off with No. 2 Saint Leo at 11:30 a.m. on Thursday. Saint Leo has tallied a 15-4 overall record and 7-1 SSC mark. The Lions secured the No. 2 seed having defeated third-seeded Lynn 5-4 in a regular-season contest.
No. 3 Lynn (14-3, 6-2 SSC) will face No. 6 Tampa (14-5, 3-5 SSC) at 9 a.m. on Thursday.
The other 9 a.m. women's quarterfinal will feature No. 4 Rollins vs. No. 5 Florida Southern. The Tars (14-4) and Moccasins (15-5) both collected a 4-4 SSC record, but Rollins took the higher seed due to a 5-4 decision over Southern in the teams' regular-season match.
Thursday's quarterfinal winners will advance to the women's semifinals, which will be played at 9 a.m. on Friday. Quarterfinal losers will compete in a backdraw bracket on Friday.
Barry also rolled to the top seed in the men's bracket. The Buccaneers have chalked an unblemished 20-0 overall record and 6-0 conference mark. The Bucs will enjoy a quarterfinal bye.
Lynn secured the No. 2 seed with a 14-5 overall record and 5-1 SSC slate. The Fighting Knights will tangle with No. 7 Eckerd at 11:30 a.m. in Thursday's quarterfinal round.
Similarly, Saint Leo has secured the No. 3 seed. The Lions have posted a 14-4 overall mark and a 4-2 conference record. They have secured the third seed by virtue of a 5-4 win over Rollins in the teams' regular-season meeting.
As such, No. 3 Saint Leo will face off with No. 6 Florida Tech (11-10, 1-5) at 1:30 p.m. on Thursday. No. 4 Rollins (11-6, 3-3 SSC) will play No. 5 Florida Southern (13-8, 2-4 SSC) in the other men's quarterfinal at 11:30 a.m.
Thursday's winners will play in Friday's men's semifinals at 11:30 a.m. The losers of the Lynn/Eckerd and Saint Leo/Florida Tech matches will play each other in a Friday backdraw match. The loser of the Rollins/Florida Southern contest will not play again until Saturday's final day of action.
South County Regional Park is located at 11200 Park Access Road, Boca Raton, FL. Admission is free to all matches of the 2013 SSC Tennis Championships.
Quarterfinals - Thursday, April 18
9 a.m.
(Women) - No. 1 Barry vs. No. 8 Nova Southeastern
(Women) - No. 3 Lynn vs. No. 6 Tampa
(Women) - No. 4 Rollins vs. No. 5 Florida Southern
11:30 a.m.
(Women) - No. 2 Saint Leo vs. No. 7 Florida Tech
(Men) - No. 2 Lynn vs. No. 7 Eckerd
(Men) - No. 4 Rollins vs. No. 5 Florida Southern
1:30 p.m.
(Men) - No. 3 Saint Leo vs. No. 6 Florida Tech
Semifinals and Backdraw - Friday, April 19
9 a.m.
Women's Semifinal: Winner No. 1/8 vs. Winner No. 4/5
Women's Semifinal: Winner No. 2/7 vs. Winner No. 3/6
Women's Backdraw: Loser No. 1/8 vs. Loser No. 4/5
11:30 a.m.
Women's Backdraw: Loser No. 2/7 vs. Loser No. 3/6
Men's Semifinal: No. 1 Barry vs. Winner No. 4/5
Men's Semifinal: Winner No. 2/7 vs. Winner No. 3/6
1:30 p.m.
Men's Backdraw: Loser No. 2/7 vs. Loser No. 3/6
Championships and Consolation Matches - Saturday, April 20
9 a.m.
Women's Championship: Semifinal Winners
Women's 7th Place: Backdraw Losers
11:30 a.m.
Women's 3rd Place: Semifinal Losers
Women's 5th Place: Backdraw Winners
12:30 p.m.
Men's Championship: Semifinal Winners
2:30 p.m.
Men's 3rd Place: Semifinal Losers
Men's 5th Place: Backdraw Winner vs. Loser 4/5 (from Thursday)


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A 12-hour standoff in Rapid City ended without incident about 10:30 this morning with the arrest of a 34-year-old man.
Spruce Plains RCMP said today the Rapid City man will be charged with assault causing bodily harm, but officers are continuing to investigate the possibility of firearms related offences.
RCMP said they went to a home in the western Manitoba community on Thursday at about 10 p.m. after a report of a domestic dispute.
When RCMP arrived they determined a "distraught male" was still inside, a woman had been allegedly assaulted, and there was the possibility of firearms inside.
The woman, who was already outside the home, was taken to Minnedosa Hospital where she was treated and released.
RCMP said because of the danger posed by the firearms they closed a nearby school and evacuated several residents.
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Painted dogs maul, kill 2-year-old at Pittsburgh zoo
A 2-year-old boy whose mother lifted him onto a railing to see the African painted dogs at the Pittsburgh Zoo & PPG Aquarium fell into the exhibit, where the animals attacked and killed him Sunday morning in front of horrified onlookers.
"They were saying, 'Get away. Stay away!'" zoo visitor Bart DePasquale, 29, of Fox Chapel said in describing a chaotic scene of screaming patrons and zoo personnel trying to scare the 11 dogs away from the boy. "It wasn't one person; it was an entire group of people screaming.
"Eventually the screams were heavily distressed. There was profanity."
Authorities would not identify the boy or his mother, who Pittsburgh police said is from Pleasant Hills.
This is believed to be the first time an animal killed a visitor in the zoo's 114-year history.
"The mother picked the child up, put him on the railing," Major Crimes Lt. Kevin Kraus said, describing the moments before the 11:45 a.m. attack. "Almost immediately after that, he lost his balance and fell into the pit."
Barbara Baker, zoo president and CEO, said the 11 dogs in the exhibit, which are territorial by nature, went into a pack mentality and attacked the boy when he hit the ground. Zoo officials said the boy fell onto netting and then rolled off it and onto the ground, falling a total of 14 feet.
Kraus, speaking at a later news conference, said the boy fell about 11 feet and did not say the boy fell into netting.
"The dogs were doing what the dogs normally do," Baker said.
Zoo officials said visitors quickly notified staff, and one dog keeper was able to get seven dogs away from the boy.
Another member of the veterinarian staff fired darts to scare the dogs off. Kraus said the darts were not loaded with tranquilizer, because staff were afraid of further injuring the boy with a drugged dart.
The zoo said that "keepers attempted to enter the yard to lure the dogs away, but were unable to reach the child."
Kraus provided a different account, saying: "No one made an active attempt to enter the pit."
Workers eventually lured 10 of the dogs away from the boy, but an 11th continued attacking the child. Kraus said two police officers who entered the pit shot and killed the dog.
The dogs were separated within 10 minutes of the boy's falling into the pit, Kraus said.
He described the area where the youngster was standing as a partially enclosed observation deck. The front is open to the dog pit, with a 4-foot railing that has an inclined wooden ledge at the top.
The Pleasant Hills mother visited the zoo with her son, a cousin and the cousin's child. Her husband arrived at the zoo after the incident.
Kraus said police have not been able to talk to the woman, 34, because she and her husband were being treated in a hospital for shock.
Investigators have not determined the exact cause of death, he said. The Allegheny County Medical Examiner's Office said the boy's name would not be released until Monday.
After the child fell into the exhibit, the zoo issued a "code red," indicating an emergency, and locked visitors in buildings for nearly 30 minutes. Officials then evacuated visitors and closed the zoo for the day. It was unclear how many people were in the zoo at the time or when the facility will reopen.
Kraus said several people witnessed the tragedy, but he could not provide an exact number.
Any witnesses who have not been contacted by police should call investigators at 412-323-7161.
Kraus said police have safety concerns regarding the dog exhibit, but he declined to elaborate or to say if anyone committed a crime.
"At this point, it's highly inappropriate to speculate on charges," the lieutenant said.
The zoo put the surviving dogs back in the exhibit. Baker said the zoo has not made any decisions on the fate of the exhibit or the dogs.
Jim and Kristie Schwartz of Brookline took their daughter, Heather, 5, to the zoo Sunday afternoon for a "mommy, daddy, daughter day" and found the gates closed about 2 p.m.
Jim Schwartz, 45, recalled his father telling him stories of zoo animals escaping but said he has no qualms about taking his kids to the Pittsburgh Zoo in the wake of the boy's death.
"Even though they are safe, zoos still have times where either people do things or animals do things where (people) get in or (animals) get out," Schwartz said. "It's just like an amusement park. Things happen there, too."
Zoo officials and city police will investigate the death, Baker said, and staff will evaluate how they responded to the incident.
The exhibit is part of the zoo's African Savanna display.
In May, 150 to 200 zoo patrons were put in lockdown because the 11 dogs sneaked through a gap in a fence and went to the backup yard of their exhibit.
The zoo imposed a "code red" as a precaution, putting visitors inside buildings until the dogs were returned to the main exhibit.
The zoo's first outdoor exhibit, of bears, opened in 1937.
The zoo moved to naturalistic habitats in the 1980s, with the African Savanna, featuring seven major exhibits in an African landscape, opening in 1987. The painted dog exhibit opened in 2006.
Bob Bauder, Bill Zlatos and Bill Vidonic are staff writers for Trib Total Media. Bauder can be reached at 412-765-2312 or email@example.com. Zlatos can be reached at 412-320-7828or firstname.lastname@example.com. Vidonic can be reached at 412-380-5621 or firstname.lastname@example.com.


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DISGRUNTLED Wolves fans are facing a frustrating wait at Manchester Airport.
Many supporters are travelling out to Spain today ahead of Wolves' clash with Catalan Dragons across the border tomorrow evening.
Up to 100 fans are together on an organised trip, staying in Lloret de Mar before travelling to Perpignan tomorrow, while more are expected to have made their own arrangements.
More fans have got in touch, with those on the Catalan Sports Tour, stopping in Santa Susannah, also delayed at Manchester.
Supporters expecting to catch the 8am flight from Manchester to Barcelona face delays of more than six hours, with departure re-scheduled for 2.15pm.
However, the flight has now been put back another 25 minutes and is set to depart at 2.40pm.
Richard Silverwood, referee for tomorrow's game at Stade Gilbert Brutus, is among the passengers stuck at Manchester Airport.
Wolves fans are said to 'making the best of it', with some enjoying cocktails at the airport.
The Guardian spoke to Andy Sinclair earlier, who left his home in Woolston at 4am this morning. He does not expect to reach Lloret until 6.30pm this evening.
"We got here about 5.45am, straight through passport control etc and in duty free for half six," said the 45-year-old.
"Then we noticed it had been delayed by an hour, everyone was sitting around thinking in about 45 minutes the gate will open.
"But then the announcement said that it was operational problems and we have heard they're getting another plane – first we heard it hadn't left Barcelona, then we heard it was coming from Amsterdam.
"I'm talking now when really we should be touching down. If we do leave at 2.15pm then that's 3.15pm their time and we're not looking at getting to Lloret until about 6.30pm.
"We are just all fed up, we've been up since 4am this morning. You don't want to be sitting around the airport, not when you are getting texts from people who flew from Liverpool saying they're already there."
Rumours are circulating among fans that more than a four-hour delay will see them refunded for the flight, but Andy is also frustrated at missing out on almost a whole day of his four-night break.
"It's a nightmare, if you go with the weather then today and tomorrow are supposed to be scorching hot but Saturday and Sunday are not very good," he added.
"The rumour is if we are delayed more than four hours we get our money back, so we thought they'd be trying to get it sorted before the four hours."
Warrington Guardian's chief photographer Mike Boden, travelling with Andy to the game, added: "They handed us all vouchers for £10, so we've had some breakfast. But it didn't go far as breakfast came to £9.47 – there wasn't much change."
The organised trip leaves Lloret at 3pm tomorrow for an hour-and-a-half trip to Perpignan, where the game kicks off 9pm local time.
Andy added: "I would have liked to have seen us beat Widnes and Wakefield and then this one I wouldn't be particularly bothered about, as it's all about next week.
"But he (Tony Smith) is obviously rotating the squad in game time with(Stefan) Ratchford, (Chris) Bridge and Ben Westwood last week . Hopefully their heads are elsewhere and on Leeds next week."
Wolves' staff and players have successfully landed in Barcelona having taken an earlier flight.


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10 Hottest Vampires of 2010
These bloodsuckers can sink their teeth into us any day.
-Sarah Polonsky
2010 should go down in history as the year the vampires took over. Twilight, True Blood and Vampire Diaries have commandeered our bookshelves, televisions and movie theaters. Not that we're complaining. With the emergence of every new vampire tome and flick comes an onslaught of stunning actors who portray these bloodthirsty undead creatures of the night made for our viewing (and fantasizing) pleasure.
Our culture's latest obsession with these mysterious and alluring vampires may not be healthy for some girls, but it we'd be remiss if we didn't stop and admit that we can't help ourselves!
A dream of walking through a moonlit heavily wooded area where a gorgeous (and preferably shirtless) vampire is headed toward us makes our temperatures rise oh-so high. We are mercilessly onboard the bloodsucker bandwagon.
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I am looking to buy a script from agriya and they will only sell encrypted version of it to me.
The question is, will this be a hassle for any developer(s) that tries to modify/decrypt the script being encrypted.
Any ideas, opinions are welcomed.
Yes, it will be a hassle to modify the script. In fact, modifying the script may not even be possible.
Just my opinion, but I consider encrypted sources to be a big red flag that the code is likely to be poor quality.
Guessed as much too. Thanks for helping out with this tip.
Mucho Gracias!
What are they using to encrypt the scripts with?
I really don't know but just finds it weird that it's been encrypted.
Here's what they replied with;
package is not open source(will be encrypted)...however, you are free to do design changes as you want however if you want the script decrypted you may have to choose a different and more expensive package.
If they don't have a requirement for ionCube or Zend on the server they are probably using a poor-man's version of encryption...which is easily break able. How shocking for a company that says they have an "army of 200 developers" pfft yeah right.
Got me wondering too.
Thanks for helping out.
I asked an alternative to Agriya (fundraisingscript.com) right after you asked me same question about their encryption model and they sent me server requirements as thus;
Server requirement:Linux Operating System (Cent OS Recommended)PHP 5.0 (or Higher)mySQL 5 (or Higher)GD Library (Available free at http://www.libgd.org)IonCube Loader (Available free at http://www.ioncube.com/loaders.php)cURLMod Url_rewrite enabledAbility to run at least 2 cron jobs every dayOpen SSL compiled with PHP (fsockopen must be enabled)
P.S. Whole fundraising script is built using valid php, xhtml, jquery-ajax coding and php framework called "CodeIgniter", and its MVC structure.
What do you think?
Encryption is usually done to protect the source code--not "hide bad code".
I sell licenses for a PHP webapp I developed, and I encrypt the source code. That prevents folks from re-distributing/re-selling/re-using my code for the application being sold.
Without knowing the name of the webapp you're trying to purchase, I'm guessing it's a similar situation. If you want any modifications, you'll have to make the requests through the company producing the webapp.


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America Ferrera, joined by cast members Emily Ackerman, Kristin Griffith, Ken Marks, Tobias Segal and Myra Lucretia Taylor, begins rehearsals today for Women's Project Theater's world premiere dark comedy Bethany by Laura Marks. Directed by Gaye Taylor Upchurch, Ms. Ferrera stars as a financially-strapped woman who discovers just how far she'll go to regain what she has lost.
Bethany is the first play of the 2012 – 2013 season for Women's Project Theater, Julie Crosby, Producing Artistic Director. Bethany, set in an American exurb wiped out by foreclosures, will begin previews Friday, January 11, at 7:30pm for an opening Sunday, January 20, at 6:30pm. Bethany runs through Sunday, February 17, in Women's Project Theater's new home, New York City Center Stage II, 131 West 55th Street.
Ms. Ferrera, best known for her fearless portrayal of Betty on ABC's hit comedy Ugly Betty, received an Emmy® Award, a Golden Globe® and a Screen Actors Guild Award® for performance in the series. Ms. Ferrera was recently seen on stage in London where she starred as 'Roxie Hart' in an eight week run in the West End production of the hit musical, Chicago. Ms. Ferrera recently wrapped production on Diego Luna's biopic, Chavez, which centers on the civil-rights activist and labor organizer, Cesar Chavez. Portraying his wife, Helen Chavez, Ms. Ferrera stars opposite Michael Peña and alongside an impressive cast including Rosario Dawson and Gabriel Mann. Ms. Ferrera was last seen on the New York stage in the 2005 off-Broadway production of Dog Sees God: Confessions of a Teenage Blockhead, directed by Trip Cullman.
Playwright Laura Marks is an alumna of The Public Theater's Emerging Writers Group and the Juilliard School. Bethany won the Leah Ryan Prize for Emerging Women Writers as well as Synchronicity Theatre's SheWrites Award, and was chosen by John Guare as runner-up for Yale's David C. Horn Prize. Ms. Marks holds a new play commission from South Coast Repertory and is a member of the BMI Lehman Engel Composer/Lyricist Workshop.
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While those pre-cold-snap temperatures are often considered good for planting corn because 50°F is the temperature necessary for corn seed germination, the weather that hit was not ideal for a corn seed to germinate and begin emergence.
Last year, on April 26, Iowa soil temperatures ranged from 58-64°F; however, by April 29 soil temperatures dropped to 49-53°F across the state. This swing in temperatures, coupled with rain at that time, resulted in many reports of lower relative yields for corn planted between April 22-26 than corn planted later. Fluctuations in soil temperatures are related to deformed mesocotyl growth, which can result in "corkscrewed corn" (Nielsen, 2012).
In a look at historical planting dates and yields, some interesting data appears. Although the trend line of corn planted by May 15 in Iowa is positive, three years were exceptional. In 1982, 1984 and 2008 only 45, 35 and 46 percent of the crop was planted by May 15, respectively; yields were above trend line by 20, 7 and 6 percent respectively. In 1991 and 1995, only 33 and 30 percent of the crop was planted by May 15, respectively. In these two years in which planting proceeded slowly, yields deviated from trend by only -3 percent and -6 percent.
The relationship between acres planted by May 30 and yield is not strong; this is likely due to the fact that the majority of corn acres are generally planted by the end of May. In 1982, corn was only 71 percent planted by May 30 and yields were above trend line by 20 percent; however, in 1991 and 1995, only 70 and 80 percent of corn was planted and yields were below trend line by -3 percent and -6 percent. [Obviously, 1991 and 1995 were really rough years and really late planted crops.]
Farmers having planted 1.2 million acres per day in critical windows of recent years, Iowa farmers are now equipped to plant many more acres per day than ever before. Waiting for soil temperatures to rise above 50°F and warmer weather in the forecast is most favorable for corn growth, development and yield (Elmore, 2013).
Delaying planting until conditions improve will encourage more uniform and faster emergence, greater emergence percentage and more rapid growth and development. Planting date is only one of many yield factors; weather conditions the rest of the season, management and genetics will likely be more substantial yield factors.
While our normal recommendation—based on multiple years and locations of data—is to plant early to maximize yield potential, keep in mind that soil conditions and forecasted weather affect planting recommendations. Early planting does not ensure high yields just as planting late does not foretell low yields.
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Except for Jeff Francoeur, none of the Mets are producing offensively. Jason Bay, the grand off-season pickup who was to be the Mets' offensive saviour, is in a huge slump to start off the season. He's batting .217 with only two RBI and no homers. Jerry Manuel was right to sit him yesterday.
It's a bad sign when four out of the top seven batting average leaders on the team are pitchers. The Mets haven't scored more than five runs in the past eight games.
So, there's lots of blame to go around. However, the primary blame right now goes to Manuel. He needs to drop Jose Reyes from the lead-off spot in the order. Offensively, he is performing abysmally and could very well be dragging down the entire squad.
Reyes is supposed to be the catalyst for this team. He's supposed to be the speedster who steals bases and flusters pitchers when he's on base. He can't do that if he can't get on base.
Reyes's batting average is on the interstate at .154. His on-base percentage is a lowly .209. For a guy who relies on speed, he hits way too many fly balls. Right now, he reminds me of Willie Mays Hayes from "Major League." Mets pitching coach Howard Johnson should make Reyes do push-ups every time he hits a fly ball.
This all leads to the question, why is he still in the lead-off spot? If it was anyone other than Reyes, do you think he'd still be there? Manuel needs to move him down to the seventh or eighth spot in the order until he finds his swing. The Mets have done this with other players in the past.
Here should be the new order:
Angel Pagan: He should be the everyday center fielder, with Gary Matthews Jr. playing every fifth day. Matthews Jr. is batting .200 and has 0 RBI. Like Reyes, Pagan's a switch hitter, but his OBP is 150 points higher.
Luis Castillo
David Wright
Francoeur: Why isn't he the cleanup hitter? He leads the team in hits, runs, doubles, home runs and RBI. Still, Manuel seems to favor Bay in that role. They're both right-handed hitters, so that's not a factor. This is another typical Manuel head scratcher.
Ike Davis: Bring him up! He's a lefty that can break up the righty, righty, righty middle of the order.
Bay: Again, until he finds his swing, he should not be the cleanup batter.
Rod Barajas
It's time to shake up the order, at least until the Mets are hitting on all cylinders, to mix metaphors.
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Fancy a drink? Our drinks columnist Sam Wylie-Harris puts on her Highland dress and rolls out the tartan carpet to celebrate Burns Night.
By Sam Wylie-Harris
Burns Night tipples
In a life much storied, Robert Burns wrote hundreds of poems and folk songs, and January 25 is a great excuse to raise a glass to Scotland's most famous bard.
For a Friday night snifter to launch an evening of poetry and ditties, a whisky cocktail is a fitting tribute to the great man.
Smooth and warming, a hot toddy made with The Glenlivet 15 Year Old French Oak (£34.49, 70cl, www.thewhiskyexchange.com), with its rich oakiness and lick of spice, will get the party started.
And to continue the celebration of his birthdate, here are some more hearty suggestions that chime with the occasion.
Bobby Burns hot toddy 50ml The Glenlivet 15 YO, juice of quarter of a lemon, 3 cloves, 1 cinnamon stick, pinch of vanilla, runny honey to taste Cut the lemon into four pieces and crush the lemon into a rock glass. Add the honey, cloves, vanilla, whisky and top with hot water. Stir well, then add cinnamon stick and garnish with a lemon zest.
To jolly along your tavern friends, try Belgium beer Stefanus Blonde, which was originally brewed by monks. St Stefanus Blonde, Authentic Belgian Abbey Beer, Belgium (£2.59, 33cl, 7% abv, www.st-stefanus-shop.co.uk) is a fruity, honey blonde made from three yeast cultures. Refermented in the bottle, it's full bodied with a hoppy nose, creamy maltiness, a hint of cloves and slight bitterness on the finish.
Whether you decide on cock-a-leekie soup or smoked haddock chowder, a robust red will take you through to the haggis, neeps and tatties and complement a tartan theme.
Named in honour of the men who took refuge in the cellars of the Santa Rita estate during the Chilean War of Independence, The Patriots Cabernet Sauvignon Gran Reserva 2009, Maipu Valley, Chile (£9.99, www.laithwaites.co.uk) spends eight months in oak. Rich and powerful with silky blackberry and cassis, a hint of vanilla and a firm tannin structure, this terrific wine will suit Scotland's national dish down to a tee.
For another big red to match the strong flavours and spice of haggis, try a powerful Southern Rhone such as Gigondas 2009, Tradition, Domaine Santa Duc, France (£22.95, www.bbr.com). By no means a shy wallflower at 15.5% abv, this is a showy wine with succulent, sweet brambly fruit which dances on the tongue and comes across as slightly effervescent. Solid tannins will keep it all together while foodies dig into a second helping of baked tatties.
Whisky is the traditional drink for Burns suppers and a whiff of stardom surrounds Robert Burns Single Malt (£29.99, 70cl, www.arranwhisky.com). A special edition of The Arran Malt produced by whisky producer Isle of Arran Distillers, it's the official whisky commemorating the poet who was born just across the water from Arran in Ayrshire. Very smooth and quite gentle with fruity notes, good depth of flavour and a light maltiness on the mouthfeel, it's certainly in tune with this nostalgic evening.
Not available on the high street, Ballantine's 17 Year Old (£45.95, 70cl, www.thewhiskyexchange.com) is an award-winning Scotch that's easier to find in Europe than it is in the UK - quite ironic considering the range is one of the world's biggest selling whiskies by volume - but all the more satisfying when you get your hands on the precious drop. Rich and full bodied, this bottle is complemented by hints of wood and vanilla, and with a creamy body and honey and smoke on the lingering finish, it's worth nosing out for the cherished bagpipes ceremony.
Alternatively, to end the meal with a rousing rendition of Burns's most famous song, Auld Lang Syne, try a wee dram of Highland Park 18 Year Old (£69.99, 70cl, www.thewhiskyshop.com). Rich with a toffee sweetness, heathery smokiness and peaty finish, add a dash of still water to increase the aromas, enhance the flavours and fully appreciate this mature single malt from one of the oldest distilleries in the British Isles.
:: Best buy Inspired by American pop artist Roy Lichtenstein, Crash Wines' range of premium bottles will certainly get the conversation flowing. The range includes Crash White (a blend of Spanish native white grapes), the fresh and fruity Crash Pink rose, and the soft and smooth Crash Red (a blend of tempranillo, syrah, grenache and garnacha tintorera). Each wine costs £8.99, or is available as a four-bottle gift pack for £30, from www.findwine.co.uk :: Liquid news A gin for all seasons... Gin lovers thirsty to discover more about this white spirit are being given the chance to visit some of their favourite London distilleries on Friday, February 1. The Wine & Spirit Education Trust (WSET) will host the one-day tour, which includes visits and tastings to Beefeater, Sipsmith and Thames Distillers, as well as the chance to go behind the scenes to celebrate the spirit's history, and learn more about the recent rise in boutique gin distilleries. WSET Gin Ramble, with lunch at The Doodle Bar in Battersea and a mini gin cocktail masterclass, costs £95 per person. For more information, visit www.wsetschool.com


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Malarone Pediatric Side Effects
Generic Name: atovaquone / proguanil
Note: This page contains information about the side effects of atovaquone / proguanil. Some of the dosage forms included on this document may not apply to the brand name Malarone Pediatric.
For the Consumer
Applies to atovaquone / proguanil: oral tablet
In addition to its needed effects, some unwanted effects may be caused by atovaquone / proguanil. In the event that any of these side effects do occur, they may require medical attention.
Severity: Moderate
If any of the following side effects occur while taking atovaquone / proguanil, check with your doctor or nurse as soon as possible:Incidence not known:
- Blistering, peeling, loosening of skin
- chills
- convulsions
- difficulty swallowing
- fast heartbeat
- hives or welts
- increased sensitivity of skin to sunlight
- itching, redness or other discoloration of skin
- joint or muscle pain
- large, hive-like swelling on face, eyelids, lips, tongue, throat, hands, legs, feet, sex organs
- loss of bladder control
- muscle spasm or jerking of all extremities
- puffiness or swelling of the eyelids or around the eyes, face, lips, or tongue
- rash
- red, irritated eyes
- red skin lesions, often with a purple center
- seeing, hearing, or feeling things that are not there
- severe mental changes
- severe sunburn
- shortness of breath
- skin rash
- sores, ulcers or white spots in mouth or on lips
- sudden loss of consciousness
- tightness in chest
- unusual tiredness or weakness
- wheezing
Minor Side Effects
Some of the side effects that can occur with atovaquone / proguanil may not need medical attention. As your body adjusts to the medicine during treatment these side effects may go away. Your health care professional may also be able to tell you about ways to reduce or prevent some of these side effects. If any of the following side effects continue, are bothersome or if you have any questions about them, check with your health care professional:More common:
- Abdominal pain
- back pain
- coughing
- diarrhea
- dreams
- fever
- headache
- itching skin
- lack of or loss of strength
- nausea
- muscle pain
- sore throat
- sores in mouth
- sneezing
- vomiting
- Acid or sour stomach
- belching
- blurred or loss of vision
- disturbed color perception
- dizziness
- double vision
- flu like symptoms
- halos around lights
- heartburn
- indigestion
- loss of appetite
- night blindness
- overbright appearance of lights
- sleeplessness
- stomach discomfort, upset or pain
- trouble sleeping
- tunnel vision
- unable to sleep
- weight loss
- Discouragement
- fear
- feeling sad or empty
- irritability
- lack of appetite
- loss of interest or pleasure
- nervousness
- trouble concentrating
For Healthcare Professionals
Applies to atovaquone / proguanil: oral tablet
In general, side effects associated with the use of atovaquone-proguanil have been mild. Side effects are more pronounced and occur more frequently when higher doses are used in the treatment of malaria than with lower prophylactic doses.[Ref]
Dermatologic side effects have included pruritus (2%). Cutaneous reactions ranging from rash, photosensitivity, and urticaria have been reported during postmarketing experience.[Ref]
Gastrointestinal side effects have included abdominal pain (5% to 17%), nausea (3% to 12%), vomiting (1% to 12%), diarrhea (4% to 8%), mouth ulcers (6%), anorexia (5%), dyspepsia (2%), and gastritis (2%). GI upset has also been reported. Stomatitis has been reported during postmarketing experience.[Ref]
Hepatic side effects have included transient increases in liver function tests. These increases have not required discontinuation of therapy. Rare cases of hepatitis, cholestasis, and a single case of hepatic failure have been reported during postmarketing experience.[Ref]
Musculoskeletal side effects have included asthenia (8%), myalgia (7%), and back pain (4%).[Ref]
Nervous system
Nervous system side effects have included headache (4% to 17%), dizziness (2% to 5%), vertigo (2%), and visual disturbances (2%). Rare cases of seizures and psychotic events (such as hallucinations) have been reported during postmarketing experience. However, a causal relationship has not been established.[Ref]
Respiratory side effects have rarely included cough (4%).[Ref]
Hypersensitivity side effects have included rare cases of anaphylaxis. Rare cases of erythema multiforme, Stevens-Johnson syndrome, vasculitis, and angioedema have been reported during postmarketing experience.[Ref]
Psychiatric side effects including strange or vivid dreams (7%), insomnia (3%), anxiety (less than 1%), and depression (less than 1%) have been reported.[Ref]
Hematologic side effects including neutropenia, anemia (rarely), and pancytopenia in patients with severe renal impairment treated with proguanil have been reported during the postmarketing experience.
Other side effects have included flu-like symptoms (4%) and fever (3%).[Ref]
1. "Product Information. Malarone (atovaquone-proguanil)" Glaxo Wellcome, Research Triangle Pk, NC.
2. Overbosch D, Schilthuis H, Bienzle U, et al. "Atovaquone-Proguanil versus Mefloquine for Malaria Prophylaxis in Nonimmune Travelers: Results from a Randomized, Double-Blind Study." Clin Infect Dis 33 (2001): 1015-21
3. Winstanley P "Malaria: treatment." J R Coll Physicians Lond 32 (1998): 203-7
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TWO additional consultant medical specialist are to be recruited to reduce delays in biopsy results at Arrowe Park Hospital.
Concerns had been raised by patients about the time it was taking for test results to come through.
One contacted the Globe to say said she had undergone a biopsy on two pre-cancerous growths in December, but was still awaiting results to be returned to her GP and the hospital.
The patient, who insisted on anonymity, said she had been told a backlog was leading to some biopsies being 'outsourced' to agencies as the Wirral test lab was under pressure.
"I understand some patients have not had results from October," she said.
"I'm concerned about my treatment being held up because of slow results."
A spokesman for Wirral Hospital Trust said two additional consultant histopathologists - specialists who analyse tissue to diagnose disease - will be taken on in the next few months.
The spokesman said: "The time it takes to test tissue samples can vary depending on the nature of the specimen and what it is being tested for.
"Certain tissue samples, such as those with suspected cancer, are reported much quicker. This will be between five days for cancer biopsies and ten days for major cancer specimens.
"Like many NHS hospital trusts, we may use outside specialist staff and laboratories when required to help keep any delays we are experiencing to an absolute minimum.
"We are sorry to hear about the concerns this patient has, but if they would like to discus their test further, our patient experience team can be contacted by calling 0151 604 7660."


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Doctorate tribute after Blackburn academic dies
7:00pm Monday 3rd December 2012
By Peter Magill
7:00pm Monday 3rd December 2012
By Peter Magill
A LEADING professor from Blackburn is set to be awarded a posthumous doctorate in recognition of nearly 30 years contribution to one of the country's leading business schools.
Prof Bob Johnston, a father-of-three, lost a long battle with cancer at the age of 59.
Fellow academics specialising in operations management, which he taught at Warwick Business School, have paid tribute to the professor.
The author of more than 30 books, the university is set to make him a Doctor of Science, at its winter degree congregation in January.
Prof Mark Taylor, Dean of Warwick Business School, said: "This award is given not only in recognition of his outstanding scholarship but also for his sustained contribution to the University of Warwick and our school for over 27 years.
"He was one of the leading authorities in service operations management and his career and experience was rooted in both practice and academia.
"His passing is a great loss to the business school, to the university, and to the wider profession.
"But the legacy of his scholarly contributions lives on."
Prof Johnston left his wife Shirley, and three children, Chris, Kate and Sam.
Away from academia he loved hill-walking, sailing and hockey and was a school governor and church treasurer.
The former Accrington Grammar School pupil studied systems analysis at Aston University, gaining a first-class honours degree, before securing a post-graduate certificate at Lancaster.
He initially worked as a teacher at Settle High School before he took up a management post at a youth activities organisation.
He returned to the academic life in 1980 to lecture in operations management at the current Sheffield Hallam University.
Prof Johnston joined Warwick University in 1985 and became academic director for the business school and a deputy dean at Warwick.
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It was a desired career in the military that had been the driving force behind Denzil "Shorty" Davis' decision to join the Army Air Corp in 1936.
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A solar farm system in Gadsden County is still on the horizon, according to James Scrivener CEO of National Solar, Inc.
Seven schools qualify for "Race to the Top"
Seven Gadsden County District Schools qualified for this year's "Race to the Top" reading gains performance pay incentives.
QPD makes arrest in daycare child neglect case
On Monday, October 28, at 2:27 PM, Quincy police officer Harold Barber responded to a call at the "Precious Gems" Daycare located at 803 East Jefferson Street.
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Seminole football with a local flair
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Updated 12:37 pm, Saturday, February 23, 2013
Broadway is closed in both directions this weekend between Hildebrand Avenue and Burr Road, just south of H-E-B Central Market, while crews install a gas main.
The closure now includes the intersection at Broadway and Hildebrand — for safety reasons, crews decided that vehicles on Hildebrand also cannot travel across Broadway, said Melissa SparksÖ, public relations manager for the city's Capital Improvements Management Services department.
Instead, drivers on Hildebrand will have to turn right onto Broadway, then turn left onto Allensworth to reach North New Braunfels Avenue.
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The road will reopen to traffic at 5 a.m. Monday.
The closures are part of an ongoing drainage and street improvements project, approved as part of the 2007 city bond. Work started in January and won't end until summer 2014.
To facilitate traffic flow for the duration of the project, Hildebrand has been converted to one way eastbound between the San Antonio River and North New Braunfels.
To get around the weekend closure, drivers headed north on Broadway can take a right on Hildebrand, a left on New Braunfels, and a left on Katherine Court, which runs into Broadway.
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This is one of Chef Lee's favorite ways to cook lobster. Ten years ago while spending Mothers Day in New Orleans, he and his parents stumbled on a restaurant called "Emeril's Delmonico." He was just starting off in the culinary world and Emeril being of the most decorated chefs at the time, they just had to eat there. Lee told the waiter to bring Emeril's favorite dish and after eating it, it inspired Lee to pursue a deep passion for cooking. So, here is Lee's take on a legendary favorite so everyone can cook for their mother or loved one on Mother's Day, as Lee does for his.
Serves 4
2 lemons, halved
1 medium yellow onion, quartered
1 Bouquet Garni (recipe follows)
Two 2-pound live lobsters (HEB Seafood Department)
2 tablespoon unsalted butter
2 tablespoon minced shallots
1/2 teaspoon minced garlic
2 tablespoons all-purpose flour
2 tablespoon cognac, brandy or sherry
3/4 cup milk
1/4 cup heavy cream
1/4 teaspoon plus 1/8 teaspoon kosher salt
1/8 teaspoon ground white pepper
1/2 cup plus 2 tablespoons finely grated Parmigiano-Reggiano (HEB Cheese Shop or Deli)
1 tablespoon HEB Dijon mustard
1 tablespoon finely chopped fresh tarragon
2 teaspoons finely chopped fresh parsley, plus additional for garnish
1. Preheat the oven to 375. Line a baking sheet with aluminum foil and set aside.
2. Bring a pot of salted water containing the lemons, quartered onion, and bouquet garni to a boil. Add the lobsters and cook until red and firm, 8 to 10 minutes. Transfer the lobsters to an ice bath to stop the cooking process.
3. When the lobsters are cool enough to handle, cut in half lengthwise with a heavy, sharp knife and carefully extract the tail meat. Remove the large claws from the body and gently crack with the back of a heavy knife to extract the meat. Gently pull the front legs from the shell and discard. Dice the tail meat and claw meat and set aside.
4. Place the halved lobster shells on a prepared baking sheet, cut sides down, and roast until dry, 5 to 6 minutes. Let cool on a baking sheet.
5. Melt the butter in a medium saucepan over medium heat. Add the shallots and garlic and cook, stirring, until fragrant, about 30 seconds. Add the flour and whisk to blend. Cook, stirring constantly with a wooden spoon to make a light roux, about 2 minutes. Add the cognac or brandy and cook, stirring, for 10 seconds. Add the milk slowly, stirring constantly to incorporate. Bring to a boil, reduce the heat, and simmer until thick enough to coat the back of a spoon, 2 to 3 minutes. Slowly add the cream, stirring constantly, until all is incorporated. Cook, stirring, over medium heat for 1 minute. (The mixture will be very thick.) Add the salt and pepper and stir well.
6. Remove from the heat and stir in 1/2 cup of the cheese, the mustard, tarragon, and the 2 teaspoons of parsley. Fold in the lobster meat. Divide the mixture among the lobster shells and place stuffed side up on a clean baking sheet. Sprinkle the top of each lobster half with the remaining cheese and bake until the tops are golden brown, 14 to 15 minutes.
7. Place 1 lobster half on each of 4 large plates, garnish with additional parley, and serve immediately. This is a great dish to add a cut of Prime Beef tenderloin to make this a little Surf-n-Turf.
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2 bay leaves
10 whole peppercorns
3 sprigs fresh parsley
Put all the ingredients in the center of a 6-inch square of cheesecloth. Bring the corners together and tie securely with kitchen twine.
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A CHARITY group dedicated to helping children with Down's syndrome has celebrated its 15th birthday.
A party to mark the occasion welcomed 75 children of families previously and presently supported by Sparkles. Singing Hands, which runs baby and toddler signing sessions, entertained children of all ages with their songs, stories and rhymes which they accompany with Makaton, a signing language.
The hall was decorated with colourful helium balloons, one of the dads set up his music gear to DJ and there was an abundance of party food up for grabs, plus a cupcake and a party bag for every child. Andrea McEvoy, chair of the charity said: "It was an amazing sight - a true example of a group of people with a common cause pulling together to support their children's needs."
Sparkles began in May 1999 with a circle of parents living in High Wycombe who had children with Down's syndrome. Keen to provide the children with specialist speech therapy, they banded together to fund private weekly therapy. As the group grew, they moved out of their lounge and into hall, becoming a charity in partnership with South Bucks Downs Syndrome Group.
Today, Sparkles supports 22 children from all over Bucks with speech therapy sessions in High Wycombe and Aylesbury.
Any families wishing to contact the group for speech therapy for their pre-school child with Down's syndrome should do so via the website - sessions are not drop in, they are timetabled and follow academic topics termly.
Tomorrow night the charity will hold a fundraising Roaring Twenties Night at The White Hill Centre in Chesham. Tickets cost £20 including entry prize draw, food and a welcome drink with amazing raffle and auction items, plus music from The Charleston Charlies.
For more information go to www.sparkles.org.uk


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The Saint Leo University baseball program completed day one of the 2012 Iron Lion competition on Monday afternoon. The day's events consisted of a 60-yard sprint, 120-yard shuttle run, box agility drills, and a team volleyball competition. The team, which has been divided into five squads, will compete for the coveted title of "Iron Lion".
Kory Wan's team consisting of Wan, Neely, Torres, Hartley, Stancil, Grove, and Johnson, finished the day in the lead with a total of 18 points. The group finished with the lowest team average in the 60-yard sprint, 120-yard shuttle, and finished second in the box agility drill and the sand volleyball competition.
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If you like to read the book before you see the movie, AU Library has what you need! The motion picture Divergent, out in theaters now and featuring Shailene Woodley and Theo James, is based on the book by Veronica Roth (PZ7 .R7375 Di 2011), which can be found in our Curriculum Materials Center (3rd Floor). Another Woodley film, The Fault of Our Stars, will be released June 6, 2014, but you can check out the Josh Green novel (PZ7 .G8233 Fau 2012) now! We also have Lois Lowry's critically acclaimed book The Giver (PZ7 .L9673 Gi 1993). The highly anticipated film version starring Jeff Bridges and Brenton Thwaites is scheduled for release on August 15, 2014.
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On Wed, Jun 2, 2010 at 9:02 PM, Eric Tanter <etanter at dcc.uchile.cl> wrote: >>> Is there something as simple/direct as the list of keywords in syntax-rules/syntax-case? >>> If not, any alternative suggestion? >>> >>> Thanks! >>> >>> -- Éric >> >> Take a look at variable-prefix. In my latest Redex work, variables >> all start with x, y, or z, and I just have to avoid any keywords that >> start with those. > > Thanks Carl, > > I'm using these as well, actually. > A problem I have is that, for readability, I have a non-terminal which is define as (x >> x) where '>>' is a keyword. I know I could just use (x x) for exactly the same, but it does enhance readability. > The problem is that >> is considered as a pattern variable... > > with macros I could just say: > (syntax-rules (>>) > ((x >> x) ...)) > > Any idea? > I don't follow. The variables in a Redex pattern are always named after non-terminals, so I don't see how >> could be treated as a pattern variable. Do you mean that >> matches one of your six classes of variables?
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Tell Me About the Creation
Fish and Amphibians
Fish and amphibians emerged on the Earth suddenly and without any predecessors. Evolutionists cannot explain the origin of either of these living classes.
Evolutionists assume that the sea invertebrates that appeared in the Cambrian stratum somehow evolved into fish over tens of millions of years. However, there is not a single transitional link indicating that evolution occurred between these invertebrates and fish. Actually, the evolution of invertebrates that have their hard tissues outside their bodies and no skeleton into bony fish that have theirs in the middle of their bodies is a very big transformation which should have left a great number of transitional links.
Evolutionists have been digging fossil strata for about 140 years looking for these hypothetical forms. They have found millions of invertebrate fossils and millions of fish fossils; yet nobody has ever found even one that is midway between them.
An evolutionist paleontologist, Gerald T. Todd, asks the following questions in the face of this fact:
The evolutionary scenario also argues that fish, which evolved from invertebrates, later transformed themselves into amphibians which are able to live on land. (Amphibians are animals capable of living both on land and in water, such as frogs.) But as you would imagine, this scenario also lacks evidence. There is not even a single fossil verifying that a half-fish/half-amphibian creature has ever existed. This fact is confirmed, albeit reluctantly, by a well-known evolutionist authority, Robert L. Carroll, who is the author of Vertebrate Paleontology and Evolution: "We have no intermediate fossils between rhipidistian fish and early amphibians."27
In short, both fish and amphibians emerged suddenly and in their present form without any predecessors. In other words, God created them in a perfect form.
25) David Raup, "Conflicts Between Darwin and Paleontology", Bulletin, Field Museum of Natural History, Band 50, Januar 1979, S. 24
26) Gerald T. Todd, "Evolution of the Lung and the Origin of Bony Fishes: A Casual Relationship", American Zoologist, Band 26, No. 4, 1980, S. 757
27) R. L. Carroll, Vertebrate Paleontology and Evolution, New York: W. H. Freeman and Co. 1988, S. 4.


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I just officially signed up for the MoGraph forum and the first thing on the news today is a Meetup in ATL. I'm gonna try my darnest to be there. See you guys tonight at Hand and Hand
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Is anyone interested in starting this back up? I live downtown and work at Elevation (elevate.tv). I'd be excited to meet up with any mographers in the area. Motion graphics are fun, beer is fun and having beers with motion graphics enthusiasts seems like more fun.....
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A UNION has called for a university to 'open the books' over claims millions in funding is being lost overseas.
The University and College Union said the University of Central Lancashire was losing vast sums investing in campuses in Sri Lanka, Thailand, China and Cyprus.
Union leaders said £7.5million had been written off the balance sheet of UCLan's chief holding company, Centralan Holdings.
However UCLan, which has a campus in Burnley, said its finances were openly published and no public funds were used in overseas projects. The university also said that international projects were vital to the work in higher education.
The union has written to members of the university's board of governors and sent them a copy of their report looking into a series of investments by UCLan.
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