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As troops in Afghanistan join in Christmas Day celebrations, nobody will be left out - not even the working dogs.
While personnel working in Helmand Province open gifts from loved ones, the military working dogs serving with them will also get to tuck into treats sent to them from people across the UK.
Some 70 dogs of various breeds work across the theatre of operations in Afghanistan, carrying out various jobs from searches to force protection.
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Private Zina Saunders, a dog handler with 1 Military Working Dogs, part of 32 Engineer Group, looks after two dogs - Hazel, who works as a search dog, and Urban, a force protection dog.
The 23-year-old, from Carmarthen, South Wales, who will be spending her first Christmas away from home during her tour of Afghanistan, said the dogs had not missed out on presents.
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FOR the second successive year, a Darwen sixth form is sending one of its students to Oxford.
Darwen Aldridge Community Academy's Tamara Newton, of Blackburn Road, has been given an unconditional offer to study fine art at St Edmund Hall College.
There, she will join up with former Academy student Khushna Sulaman-Butt, who started her degree in Oxford last September.
After gaining an A* and two As in her A-levels in the summer, Tamara applied to Oxford at the start of her gap year and, after impressing university academics over a testing two-day process, including being interviewed by the 2012 Turner Prize-winning artist Elizabeth Price, she was awarded her place for September.
The 18-year-old said: "Waiting for the result of my interview was nerve-racking and I was ecstatic when I received my letter.
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Assistant principal Howard McWilliam said: "We recognised from very early on that Tammy was both an outstanding academic and creative student, and our expert staff have carefully nurtured her talents. We are all very pleased for her.
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HUNTINGTON BEACH, California (Monday, September 28, 2009) – The Association of Surfing Professionals (ASP) World Tour completed the seventh of 10 stops on this year's Dream Tour and reigning nine-time ASP World Champion Kelly Slater (Cocoa Beach, FL), 27, led the American Charge alongside Bobby Martinez (Santa Barbara, CA), 27, with both surfers earning fifth place finishes while 2007 ASP World Champ Mick Fanning (Tweed Heads, AUS), 27, marched to his second consecutive event win.
Slater turned heads in his opening round heats taking his Round 1 win by storm before narrowly defeating dangerous Quiksilver Pro wildcard Joan Duru in Round 3. Slater battled back in dramatic fashion to advance out of Round 3 after Duru blasted a near-flawless 9.17 out of 10 in the opening minutes their bout with a buzzer beating wave that was crucial in his fifth place result at the Quiksilver Pro France.
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Dane Reynolds (Ventura, CA), 24, steamrolled his way through the opening Rounds of the Quiksilver Pro France, capitalizing on his success in the previous events as a momentum-builder while smashing some of the event's top scores on the way to a 9th place finish overall. Reynolds opted for some unusual equipment in his early round heats to negotiate the tricky French beach-break conditions and his Round 4 finish at the Quiksilver Pro stamps him at No. 11 on the ASP World Tour after the first of three European events on this year's calendar.
"The waves were pretty bad and I couldn't take it too serious on a shortboard," Dane said. "The waves were still really fun though. It's not flat and there were still some good sections to get speed on and get some airs. I had fun out there. I am riding an MTF (Merrick Twin Fin). It's just a copy of one of Rob Machado's old ones. It felt good today in these waves, with two big side-fins and one smaller one in the middle. I was scared to ride this board because it was catching rail yesterday, but it was going pretty good today. I just figured that I'd have a lot more fun on this thing."
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Beck said the LAPD won't honor Immigration and Customs Enforcement "detainer" requests for most undocumented immigrants arrested for public nuisance offenses or low-grade misdemeanors.
It will still honor the requests, Beck said, for people charged with felonies, drunken driving or crimes of violence, as well as those suspected of gang membership and those with prior felony records.
The department now honors all ICE detainer requests, which can lead to deportation.
The LAPD gets about 3,400 ICE detainer requests a year, and Beck said it could refuse to honor about 400 under the new policy. Those numbers are extrapolated annual figures based on a six-month internal study and are a small fraction of the LAPD's overall 105,000 annual arrests.
Beck said the new policy should go into effect Jan. 1. Police have not finalized the list of offenses that will be covered, and they will accept public comment before it goes into effect. As an example of people who probably won't be detained under the new policy, Beck mentioned someone charged with drinking in public.
An ICE spokeswoman said the agency had no immediate comment.
During a press conference at police headquarters downtown, Beck said he expected criticism from both sides: those who think he's going too far and those who think he's not going far enough.
But he said it's not a local police department's job to enforce federal immigration rules. He added that he believes strong families help prevent crime, so deporting people for misdemeanor arrests is "counterproductive."
"I don't want to be the cause of the uprooting of parents from their children," Beck said.
In a statement, L.A. Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa said the policy will keep families together and help "rebuild the relationship between the immigrant community and local police."
The LAPD announcement came three days after Gov. Jerry Brown vetoed a bill that would have gone even further in limiting police cooperation with immigration authorities. That bill, the Trust Act, would have barred police from detaining people for possible deportation unless they were charged with serious or violent crimes.
Beck said the new policy is not in reaction to the governor's veto. It had been in the works for a while but needed legal approval from the city attorney, he said.
Beck said the policy does not go as far as the Trust Act and will "strike the right balance," allowing deportation of dangerous people but also building trust in immigrant communities.
Beck said that trust has been eroded by the federal Secure Communities program. Under that program, fingerprints that already are sent by local police and sheriffs to the FBI are sent on to the Department of Homeland Security, which oversees ICE, and checked against immigration databases.
From July 2009 through July 2012, there were 25,223 Los Angeles County arrestees removed under Secure Communities, according to ICE.
The Coalition for Humane Immigrant Rights of Los Angeles welcomed the move as a way to ensure strong relationships between police and immigrants.
"This is a small step in the right direction," said CHIRLA's policy director, Joseph Villela.
A spokesman for the Federation for American Immigration Reform, a group that wants to stop illegal immigration, said the LAPD is flouting federal law and ignoring Brown's veto for political reasons.
FAIR spokesman Ira Mehlman compared the move to President Barack Obama stopping some deportations of young people even though Congress failed to pass a law authorizing that policy. Mehlman called those policies "an assault on the rule of law."
Anticipating such criticism, Beck told reporters, "Please do not portray this as `the LAPD is instituting its own Trust Act'."
Beck said the new policy is legal because a recent opinion by City Attorney Carmen Trutanich found police have discretion to decline detainer requests.
A spokesman for the city attorney would not release that opinion, saying it was confidential advice to a client.
Mehlman said it's only a matter of time until someone who could have been deported is instead released and later commits a horrific crime.
Asked whether the move could make Los Angeles a "sanctuary city," a common criticism by groups such as FAIR, Mehlman said, "I'm not sure how you could make it any more of a sanctuary city than it already has been, but I guess the LAPD is going to try here."
Since 1979, the LAPD has been governed by Special Order 40, which bars officers from arresting someone for illegally entering the country under federal law or stopping people solely to find out whether they're here legally.
Immigration authorities will still get the fingerprints of most of those arrested by the LAPD, because the L.A. County Sheriff's Department sends them to the FBI when people are booked into its jails.
When an ensuing detainer request doesn't meet the LAPD's new standards, Beck said, the department will ask ICE for further reasons to detain the person.
If ICE doesn't provide a more compelling reason, the LAPD will not honor the request.
Beck said he thinks other police departments should consider similar policies, but he recognizes every city is different.
Mentioning L.A.'s huge Hispanic and immigrant population, he said, "A police department is a reflection of community standards. I believe this is the right way to police Los Angeles."
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A YOUNG child has died after a serious crash near Kempsford yesterday.
The six-year-old child received fatal injuries as a result of the crash yesterday (Saturday) which happened at about 1pm.
An adult female passenger also in the car, a blue Landrover Discovery, was airlifted to hospital.
Two other children in the car was also taken by ambulance to hospital.
Any witnesses or the crash should contact Wiltshire police on 101.
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Marcedes Lewis had a spectacular 2010 season and now he would like long-term compensation for his stellar play.
The Jacksonville Jaguars tight end, 27, had 700 receiving yards and 10 touchdowns last year, both of which were career highs. He's also a terrific blocking tight end, making him arguably the most complete position in the NFL.
He was rewarded with a franchise tag, which means he only has a one-year contract. Lewis would like a little more security than that.
"It's a catch-22, man," Lewis told ProFootballWeekly.com. "I want a long-term contract, and I know Jacksonville wants me there. I love playing in Jacksonville and who I work with there. But at the same time, who wants to play under a one-year contract? That's not cool."
Lewis added:
"Especially when you have played five years and given your sweat, blood and tears to the team and laid it out there every Sunday, putting your body on the line. Obviously, it is what it is. I am just sitting here, being patient and trusting that we are going to get it done."
Lewis won't get any argument from me, he deserves a lucrative contract well into his 30s.
This isn't the case of a guy who showed out only in his contract year. He's been a terrific blocker the past few seasons and has progressed as a pass catcher the past few years too.
Now's he finally blossoming into the best overall tight end in the league and at 27 years old he deserves to get paid like player in his prime should.
The Jaguars run the risk of Lewis holding out and not playing with the franchise tag, but I, like Lewis, feel things will eventually get resolved.
"Jacksonville knows what (it) has in me and what kind of guy I am, my character," he said. "They know I am going to give it every day. In the meantime, I just work hard and keep a smile on my face."
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Teenager 'lucky to be alive' after being hit by bus near East Croydon station
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9:42am Friday 7th February 2014
The teenager who was hit by a bus near East Croydon station yesterday says she is grateful to everyone who kept her alive.
Speaking from her hospital bed, Amy Andrews told Croydon Guardian she cannot remember much about what happened.
The 16-year-old suffered serious foot and facial injuries in the accident which happened in George Street at around 12.30pm yesterday.
She said: "Basically I don't remember much of what happened apart from I was on my way to college at the time.
"I'm very lucky to be alive and I'm grateful to everyone who kept me alive."
Amy is having an operation this morning, which she says will be a skin graft and for a fracture as well as having stitches on her face.
Witnesses yesterday said they feared the worst for the teenager after the collision.
Danielle Uan Ommeren, aged 21, said: "I just came back from my lunch break and saw the ambulance parking. The was a woman on her knees screaming to another woman under the bus.
"They put up a sheet around where she was lying on the ground. It did not look good."
Daniel King, 25, who manages nearby second-hand entertainment store Cex, described the road was an accident blackspot.
He said: "We see a lot of accidents here. Pedestrians have been hit crossing the road. I must have seen about three in the last year."
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DETROIT - Wayne County Executive Robert Ficano has had a tough week.
Federal charges were announced against the county's chief financial officer and six of Ficano's appointees filed a lawsuit against him, claiming he is messing with their promised severance deals.
On Friday night, Local 4 learned internal polling has been conducted and the results show if Ficano were up for re-election right now he would be in a vulnerable position.
Those closest to the county executive say he absolutely has no plans to resign from the position even though Wayne County commissioners this week said he needs to.
If only a fraction of what the FBI is charging one of Ficano's top appointees, CIO Tahir Kazmi, with is true, it is nothing short of breathtaking.
Kazmi is accused of shaking down county contractors for about $90,000 to be spent on luxury trips. According to the FBI, Kazmi told a contractor to sign over 49 percent of his business to Kazmi's brother-in-law. This apparently happened right under Ficano's nose.
"If these allegations are true, it is outrageous," Ficano said. "And we should hold these two individuals accountable if the allegations are true."
Add this to the ongoing severance scandal in which top aide Turkia Mullin left her position with a $200,000 severance payout to take a job at Detroit Metro Airport and it is no surprise that Ficano is not doing well in the polls.
Local 4 learned the poll numbers show Ficano is a target as several high-profile Wayne County Democrats consider challenging him when his term is up in two years.
A consultant who does a significant amount of work in Wayne County told Local 4 there is a 100 percent chance Ficano will face a challenger in the Democratic primary.
"It's not a question of if, but who and how many?" the consultant said. He asked to remain anonymous because of his work in the county.
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My loving wife of 16 years lost to CC on September 19th at Hospice by the Sea in Boca Raton,Fl. She did everything asked of her to control its advance. A special thankyou to Dr.Rohan Faria and his staff for all their help and hope,and to all those we met in care facilities in Broward and Palm Beach counties.Each journey is unique,some longer,some easier. Trust your doctor and stay in the moment,treasure each day no matter how difficult.Love has no limit.


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when semen is ejaculated into the vagina, as many as 500 million sperms are released, most of which are capable of fertilizing an ovum. But, as they travel upwards (propelled by their whiplike tails), more than half are killed by acidic vaginal secretions, may more die during they journey up through the cervix and uterus and into the fallopian tubes. The journey can take from less than half an hour to five hours and, in the end only a few thousand sperm have survived.
Various monitoring techniques may be used during childbirth to detect signs of fetal distress. A cardiotocograph will record whether the baby's heart rate is slow or if it is failing to show normal variability. Acidosis, which indicates that the oxygen supply to the fetus is inadequate, can be detected in a supply of blood taken from the baby's scalp. Signs of meconium in the amniotic fluid can also be an indication of fetal distress. may be used to be delivered promptly by caesarean section, delivery or extraction
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Sobekhotep wrote:VROOR wrote:The Japanese language in its known linguistic histories lacks the trilled-r whilst the Manchu language possesses this pronunciation.
That's not entirely true. A trilled rhotic does occur in Japanese. It's nonstandard, and occurs mostly in Edokko, certain port towns & in fishing villages along the coasts. It also occurs when a speaker, especially male, is angry & is frequently heard in the speech of gangsters in Japanese films & tv.
Thus as per you stated, this trilled-r could be an adoptation from outside influences (fishermen's contacts and actors' adoptation of accents). In other words, the pronunciation might be something else than the original linguistic core.
Sobekhotep wrote:VROOR wrote:The word love:
Korean Language = sarang
Bahasa Malay = sayang
The word stupid:
Korean Language = babo
Tagalog/Pilipino = bobo
Bahasa Malay = bodoh
The word day:
Korean Language = haru
Bahasa Malay = hari
Ancient Engyptian = heru
Those are surely just coincidences. For vocabulary, it's pointless to compare terms in modern languages; you have to go back & look at old forms of languages. I'm sure Indo-European wasn't built on comparing Russian, Hindi, English, & French, but rather by comparing Old Church Slavonic, Sanskrit, Old Norse, Latin, Ancient Greek, etc.
Of course, we should use archaic vocabularies (in fact, all of those words stated can be traced to archaic usages but, that is not the point of importance); however, I was trying to address the fact that, by vocabularies the theories still cannot be defended.


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The Number 10 adviser behind London's Tech City project, Rohan Silva, is to leave Downing Street this summer to become an entrepreneur himself.
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James (Ricky) Tomlinson, 64, of Tallahassee, Florida, died Wednesday, October 16, 2013. He was the oldest of five children. He is survived by one son, R.J. Tomlinson, granddaughter, Michaela Tomlinson and grandson Pearce Tomlinson, one brother Carl Lee Tomlinson (Rhonda), Havana, three sisters, Shelia Gavins, Quincy, Donna Tomlinson, Woodville, Tina Rivers (Phil), Tallahassee, one nephew, John Tomlinson and one niece, Christina Linton (Frank), Tallahassee. He was preceded in death by his parents John and Frances Tomlinson.
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Ralph Lauren Fall 2013
It's to be hoped that you haven't gotten too attached to wearing all that bright, intense, saturated color that's been around for a while now. And if you have, well, better make the most of it, because fall is going to be plunged into darkness—specifically, black, black, black. (Seriously, were you expecting anything else?) The last few days in New York have seen a consensus on how to handle it, which is to say, melded to clothes whose industrial-techno sense of construction makes Fritz Lang's imaginings for Metropolis look like a pastoral idyll. Not everyone is of that mind when it comes to noir, though, specifically Ralph Lauren, whose notion of black is located in the vast expanse of poetic, romantic, and pre-revolutionary Russia. There were the requisite days of the tsars references, particularly in the accessories: chain detail on ankle boots; sailor caps made for the high seas of the Baltic; the type of opulent chandelier earrings last seen decorating the Romanovs; and perhaps some of the most gorgeous bags of the week, carpet-style, in rich, yet faded, tones, looking for all the world like they'd done active service for years going between home and dacha and back again.
Yet for all his historical source of inspiration, this was Lauren giving a contemporary master class in how you can simultaneously soften and dramatize black so that it doesn't have to look stark and flat and sober, working it across many, many great (great) coats and myriad trousers. In the case of the former, that could be a gorgeous puff-sleeved, nip-waist peacoat that wouldn't have looked out of place on a modern-day Anna Karenina (let's hope she meets a happier ending in hers), a gilt-embroidered officer's overcoat, or a black down jacket swathed down the front with Mongolian lamb. And as to the latter, Lauren kept the line of his pants lean and clean, either stovepipe narrow to the ankles, or matelot style with a flare that kicked out over the shoes. The palette lifted for a moment, particularly with a slew of dance dresses in gleaming Prussian blue, forest green, bordeaux, or amethyst, before heading into the dark night—quite literally—with a series of columnar evening dresses, embroidered with Chantilly lace, that swooned into hems that trailed the floor.


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(Excerpt from Mr. Adnan Oktar's Live Interview dated April 19, 2011)
There is no doubt that Allah knows what they keep secret and what they make public. He does not love people puffed up with pride. (Surat an-Nahl, 23)
He does not love people who are full of self-love. The system of ignorance is full of obstinate people who are very pleased with themselves. But an obstinate person will collapse psychologically. But a humble, sincere person will appear attractive to himself and to others.
When they are asked, 'What has your Lord sent down?' they say, 'Myths and legends of previous peoples.' (Surat an-Nahl, 24)
Marxists who interpret the Qur'an say the Qur'an is just an ancient myth. Allah describes their common language in great detail in the Qur'an.
So on the Day of Rising they will carry the full weight of their own burdens and some of the burdens of those they misguided without knowledge. What an evil load they bear! (Surat an-Nahl, 25)
Ignorant people cause themselves and other people to stray.
Those before them also plotted, and Allah came at their building from the foundations and the roof caved in on top of them. The punishment came at them from where they did not expect. (Surat an-Nahl, 26)
There are mendacious systems now, as well. As there were in the past. They never expected science to demolish Darwinism. Allah dealt them a severe blow with proteins. A fundamental blow. The whole Darwinist system has collapsed. What have I done? I used science, and millions of details, to fundamentally demolish Darwinism. The blow came from a direction they never expected. A young man appeared in Istanbul and demolished a system espoused by thousands of universities.
Then on the Day of Rising He will disgrace them, and say, 'Where are My partner gods for whose sake you became so hostile?' Those given knowledge will say, 'Today there is disgrace and evil for the unbelievers.' (Surat an-Nahl, 27)
As for those the angels take in death while they are wronging themselves, they will offer their submission: 'We did not do any evil.' Oh yes you did! Allah knows what you were doing. (Surat an-Nahl, 28)
Allah again gives examples from human psychology. For example, a thief will not say he is a thief. A murderer will not say he is a murderer. It is the same with unbelievers. Were they not the ones who spend their whole lives not believing in Islam and the Qur'an?


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SAINT LEO, Fla. – The Saint Leo baseball team broke a four-game winless streak in impressive fashion as the Lions defeated visiting Southeastern University (Fla.), 9-4 in non-conference action on Tuesday night. The win gives Saint Leo its 20th win of 2012, eclipsing the 19-win mark the Lions posted last season.
The toughest part of the game came in the sixth inning when new Saint Leo (20-15) pitcher Brandon Terry was a victim of a fielding miscue on a gift-wrapped double-play ball to third. The run-scoring error in the field eventually allowed Southeastern (24-23) to square the game up behind a three-run homer from the next batter.
Terry (1-0) settled down to get out of the inning and Frank Rawdow handed him the pitching victory when he launched a laser that traced the left field line for a solo round-tripper in the bottom of the sixth. The homer was just Rawdow's second of the season but it sparked the Lions' bats to five runs over the final three innings.
Highlighted in the Lions' late-inning scoring was a two-run moonshot home run off the bat of Michael Revell that cleared the right field fence.
Terry earned his first win of 2012 with an inning of work, while senior Shaun Gough tossed three solid innings of one-hit baseball to pick up his first save of the season.
Revell finished the night as the Lions' Florida Spine Center Spine-Tingling player of the game behind a 3-for-4 outing with the homer and four RBI. Senior Zach Miller and sophomore Chris Newcomb both went 2-for-4 and Miller registered three RBI.
Johnnie Kirkland (2-4) picked up the loss for the visitors from Lakeland as he was responsible for seven of the Lions' nine runs in 6.1 innings of work.
Using the momentum gained from getting back into the win column, the Lions will head back into Sunshine State Conference play as they begin a road series against Florida Tech on Friday. The first game of the three game set is scheduled to get underway at 6 p.m. on Friday night in Melbourne. For the latest news, information, and updates on Lions Baseball as Saint Leo heads into the second half of SSC play, visit SaintLeoLions.com.


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The song 2 A.M. by seminal British heavy metal band Iron Maiden begins "I get in from work at 2 AM and sit down with a beer." The middle of the night is a fitting time to sit down and drink the seminal British heavy metal band's new ale since it would be too dark to see the terrifying unwrapped mummy mascot staring at you from the label. Curiously, the beer's namesake is a different Iron Maiden song, The Trooper, that doesn't mention beer.
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Two people arrested following a raid on a Sutton care agency - which would then collapse and see a forgotten patient starve to death - have been charged with immigration and conspiracy offences.
Mahendrasing Caussyram, 49, and Saraspedy Caussyram, 52, both of Burdon Lane in Sutton were charged following a raid on Carefirst 24 in Upper Mulgrave Road in January last year.
The agency was used by both Sutton and Surrey councils to supply care workers for disabled and elderly people in both areas.
Carefirst 24 was shut down following the raid and the councils were asked to find alternative care for service users.
Banstead widow Gloria Foster died after Carefirst 24 was shut down and no alternative care was provided to her
Although Sutton Council made provisions for all its patients, one of Surrey County Council's patients, Gloria Foster from Banstead, slipped through the net and was left to starve to death.
British nationals Mahendrasing and Saraspedy Caussyram were both charged with one count of conspiracy to facilitate a breach of UK immigration law by a non EU person and one count of conspiracy to conceal/disguise/convert/transfer and remove criminal property.
Both have been bailed to appear in front of Croydon magistrates on Friday, April 11.
A 35-year-old Iranian man from Purley also arrested on suspicion of conspiracy to facilitate in connection with the investigation, has been bailed to return on 10 June 2014.
Four other people arrested in connection with the investigation have been released without charge.
Carla Calub, 29, and Kendrich Calub, 32, formerly of Cheam Common Road, North Cheam, were both convicted of possession of identity card offences at Croydon Crown Court on December 20.
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Deputies: Teen who stabbed father wondered 'what it would be like to take a life'
Published: Wednesday, June 26, 2013 at 12:26 p.m.
Last Modified: Wednesday, June 26, 2013 at 12:26 p.m.
An 18-year old Gainesville man has been arrested and charged with attempted murder after deputies said he stabbed his 54-year-old father in the chest with a pocketknife because he wondered what it would be like to kill a person.
Bamboo Flute Blanchard was in his family home in the 2000 block of Southeast 49th Drive in Gainesville on Tuesday evening when, without warning, he attacked his father, who had been lying down in his bedroom, according to a report released by the Alachua County Sheriff's Office.
Sheriff's deputies and Alachua County Fire Rescue responded to the scene of the stabbing, where they reported learning that Bamboo's younger brother had been using the knife for another purpose before laying it down on his bed. Blanchard then picked up the knife and gazed at it while stating, "I wonder what it would be like to take a life," deputies reported.
Blanchard then rubbed the knife on his chest near his heart and said he didn't think he could "handle it," the report said.
Blanchard then walked to his father's bedroom while being trailed by his younger brother and suddenly stabbed his father in the chest, deputies reported.
Alachua County Fire Rescue transported the elder Blanchard to UF Health Shands Hospital, where he told law enforcement he initially thought his son had punched him in the chest but looked down and saw he had been stabbed, according to the report. The father then refused to give a sworn written statement regarding the events.
Bamboo Blanchard also refused to speak to deputies and only grunted during his interview, deputies said.
There were at least two other children in the home during the stabbing, and deputies reported that they were left at the scene in the care of their eldest brother.
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Cucumbers, 5 Waysby Dana Angelo White in Uncategorized, August 3, 2012
This time of year farmers' markets and backyard gardens are overflowing with cucumbers. There are so many ways to eat these crunchy and refreshing veggies — here are 5 favorites.
Tangy Pickles
Whether you prefer sweet, sour, hot or mild – you can adjust the flavors any way you like when you make your own.
Recipe: Homemade Pickles
Creamy Sauces
Cucumbers give texture and unmistakable freshness to this classic Greek sauce.
Recipe: Tzatziki
Easy Brunch
This simple, yet elegant recipe has only a few ingredients– fluffy egg whites and delicate smoked salmon, topped with a cucumber salad.
Recipe: Egg White Omelet With Cucumbers and Smoked Salmon
Seafood Salad
Cukes and mint are culinary best buds, tender shrimp and fresh lemon round out the recipe.
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Annual Conference: a study document prepared by the ALA Conference Committee
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Annual Conference: Options for the Future
18 December 1998
The ALA Conference Committee is presenting its study document, "Options for the Future," for your review and suggestions. Members of the ALA Executive Board and Council will receive hard copies. The full document is also posted at the ALA website.
We are seeking feedback and suggestions from as many members as possible. Prior to Midwinter, you may send your comments to Mary Ghikas at firstname.lastname@example.com or in written form to 50 East Huron Street, Chicago, IL 60611, or to me, at email@example.com or 49 Gov. Wentworth Road, Amherst, NH 03031.
The ALA Conference Committee will hold two information sessions during Midwinter. The first is Sunday, January 31, from 8:00am to 9:00am, in the ALA Council room in the Philadelphia Convention Center. We particularly invite Councilors to attend this session and will conduct round table discussions with small groups of councilors, to gather their opinions and suggestions. All Midwinter attendees are welcome to observe.
The second information session is also on Sunday, January 31, in the ALA Council room in the Philadelphia Convention Center, from 12:00 noon to 2:00pm. We are calling it the "Brown Bag Program Planners Lunch," and will provide soft drinks and cookies to supplement the lunch you bring. (So, it would be helpful if you would let us know you plan to attend. Email to email@example.com This will be an informal question and answer and feedback session. Special invitations will be sent to program planners in each division and round table, but we encourage all interested members to participate.
The study document represents the work of the committee over the last two years and the contributions of many members representative of a broad cross section of ALA. I would like to thank them for their efforts, with special thanks to Mary Ghikas, our ALA staff liaison, and Robert Newlen, our ALA Executive Board liaison, for their support.
1998-99 ALA Conference Committee
Carol E. Chamberlain, Robert P. Holley, John E. Ison, Janice T. Koyama, Marilyn Lutz, Linda Mielke, Robert R. Newlen, Drucilla Raines and Andrea L. Sevetson. Mary Ann Rupert, Chair.
Interns: Elsie Stephens Weatherington, Denise M. Zielinski
1997-98 Members: Bettie Estes-Rickner (Chair), Susan Kent
Staff Liaison: Mary Ghikas, Deidre Ross


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The minute I was asked to review a dress from IGIGI by Yuliya Raquel I immediately said yes! I'm a big fan of her designs and was very interested in seeing how her clothes fit. I chose the Diana Infinity Dress in Multi ($165) because of the cool python-like print. And I'm all for a piece of clothing that gives you different options.
I decided to wear it to the opening night reception of my blogger retreat and a lot of my friends loved it! I chose to wear it as a one-sleeved dress. I'm wearing the size 14/16 here and it fit comfortably (I wear a size 16/18 and I'm 5'6). I can see it fitting different body types. The material is light and it comes with a shorter rayon slip to wear underneath. And I had it packed in my suitcase for a while it never once wrinkled! I'm looking forward to wearing it in the other styles and I know I'll be able to wear it casually too. I've definitely become an IGIGI fan!
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Are you an IGIGI fan? What do you love about her designs?
Here are a few photos from the morning of my Mary Kay makeover in Washington D.C.


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Pronunciation: helm • Hear it!
Part of Speech: Noun, Verb
Meaning: 1. The tiller or wheel of a ship, the steering gear of a ship. 2. The position of leadership or control of an organization as in, "at the helm of the company". 3. (Verb) To guide, lead, or steer. 4.The stalk(s) of grain, straw.
Notes: Helm is another one of those odd little lexical rarities in English that are pronounced exactly the way it is spelled. I'll bet few of you have heard this word used as a verb like this: "Cape nurse helming state health office" (Cape Cod Times, 6/26/13). Other than these two curious twists, it is a lexical orphan that raises no red flags.
In Play: You may take this sentence either literally or figuratively: "We need a steady hand at the helm when so many people are rocking the boat." This one has only the figurative sense of today's Good Word: "When a courageous woman took the helm, she set our company's bearings on a more tranquil course." Then we have the verbal use: "Grandma won't let grandpa helm the car because of his tendency to fall asleep at stop signs."
Word History: Helm descended from Old English helma "rudder; position of control". Apparently the same Proto-Indo-European word converted to Greek kalpe "pot, jug, jar" and Latin calpar "wine cask", both round like a wheel. The sense of this word changed on its way to the modern European languages. By the time it reached Modern German, it had changed to Helm "handle, helve". In fact, English preserved both meanings by changing the spellings to helve "ax handle" and helm. (Thank you, Dilys Smith, for suggesting today's Good Word back in June of this year. Had someone more efficient than Dr. Goodword been at the helm, there would not have been such a delay.)


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The Brewers Association Annual Meeting will be held on March 26-29, 2013 at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center in Washington DC. If you are coming to attend the conference why not stay at our hotel? We are located less than 2 miles away from the convention center!
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JAM and Jerusulem will not be the only things discussed at a new Woman's Institute in Chelmsford.
New City Girls WI will hold their first monthly meeting on Monday in Moulsham Street's Cricketers pub starting at 7.30pm.
Alongside baking and crafts, members will be treated to activities not stereotypically linked with the organisation in future meets including a talk with a stuntwoman.
The WI has experienced a renaissance recently with a number of younger women starting groups.
Many members of New City Girls are in their 20s and 30s, but Thea Gaunt, 36, who helped establish the group said ladies of all ages can join.
The mum-of-two from Upper Roman Road, Chelmsford, said: "The WI is a powerful organisation and we hope to create a chance to learn from others and meet other people.
"We have had a lot of interest from women in their 20s to a lady in her 80s who emailed asking if she was too old to join us.
"It does not matter to us how old you are or what you do, we are trying to appeal to everyone."
Sarah Kemp, 26, of Clyde Crescent, Chelmsford, has already signed up to be a member saying there are plenty of girls her age interested in the WI.
She said: "I think shows like Great British Bake Off have helped make it funky and trendy.
"Until recently I thought it was just an older person thing, but there is so much more to it.
"I'd recommend it to anyone and a lots of friends my age and younger who love their baking and crafts want to join."
Becoming a WI member costs £34.70 annually and for more details email email@example.com, tweet @NewCityGirlsWI or visit their Facebook page.


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Williams-Sonoma: Winter Forest Hand Soap and Lotion by Caldrea for Williams-Sonoma Pure and Green Collection
One hand wash and you'll think you've been whisked away to the woods of Narnia, so intoxicating is the fresh pine scent within these bottles. Lovely as a hostess gift, as well as a seasonal treat for your own home. Good green gifting.


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From little balls of bourbon candy to big bottles of whiskey, Aida gets a sip of alcohol-infused artisanal foods tonight on FoodCrafters.
It all starts with the spirits, and Scott and Todd Leopold have been making some of the best at the Leopold Bros Distillery. The two may use an old-fashioned method to make their whiskey, but the Colorado-born brothers are loaded with timeless tips and recipes to get the most out of your bottle.
If you prefer your whiskey straight, Scott and Todd remind that you should always add a bit of water or an ice cube. Adding even the smallest amount of water helps open up the whiskey and release aromas that would otherwise remain dormant!
If you'd rather enjoy a refreshing whiskey cocktail, Scott and Todd have some mean mixes to wow your friends. Try the Cherry Old Fashioned:
Cherry Old Fashioned
1 1/2 oz. Whiskey
1/2 oz. Orange Liqueur
1/2 oz. Cherry Liqueur
2 dashes Angostura bitters
1 sugar cube
Gently muddle sugar cube, a splash of water, bitters, and orange peel in an Old Fashioned glass. Add whiskey and a few large ice cubes, then stir. If you can't find Cherry Liqueur at your local liquor store, you can purchase it online. (Courtesy of Leopoldbros.com.)
But spirits aren't all Aida will be investigating. She'll also be heading out to where Ron and Jane make their famous bourbon Happy Balls. These chocolate-coated bourbon balls are so good that they've inspired some seriously sweet recipes, like David Domine's Bourbon Ball Torte that's topped with loads of Happy Ball goodness.
Bourbon Ball Torte
One of Kentucky's most famous confections, the bourbon ball has a rich butter cream center with whiskey and pecans wrapped in a smooth chocolate coating. My favorite bourbon ball is the Happy Ball, a candy made at the Old Louisville Candy Company. The recipe for this rich chocolate cake has been designed to feature them as an ingredient in the filling and as a garnish on the top.
4 ounces bittersweet chocolate
½ cup boiling water
1 cup butter, softened
2 cups sugar
4 large eggs, separated
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
2 ½ cups sifted cake flour
1 teaspoon baking soda
½ teaspoon cinnamon
½ teaspoon salt
1 cup buttermilk
¾ cup bourbon
2 cups heavy cream
½ cup powdered sugar
16 large bourbon balls
½ cup heavy cream
2 cups semisweet chocolate chips
Break the chocolate into pieces and mix it with the boiling water until completely dissolved. Let cool. Preheat the oven to 350 degrees. Cream the butter and 2 cups sugar until fluffy and pale yellow. Continue beating and add the egg yolks, one at a time, until thoroughly combined. Add the chocolate mixture and vanilla and mix well. Sift together the flour, baking soda, cinnamon and salt. Combine the buttermilk and bourbon. To the butter-chocolate mixture, add 1/2 of the flour and then 1/2 of the milk, continuing to mix and scrape the sides of the bowl. Add the remaining milk and flour and mix on medium-high speed until smooth. Be careful not to over beat the batter. In a separate bowl, whip the egg whites at high speed until stiff peaks form. Slowly fold the egg whites into the batter and pour into 4 buttered and floured 9-inch round pans. Bake on the center rack for 20 minutes or until a tooth pick inserted in the center of the cake comes out clean. Remove from the oven and cool. Invert pans and turn out cakes.
To begin assembling the torte, use a very sharp, serrated knife to cut off the tops of the cakes to produce 4 even layers. Whip the 2 cups cream with powdered sugar to form very stiff peaks. Chop 8 of the bourbon balls into small pieces and add to the whipped cream. Chill for at least 1hour so the filling can set up and support the weight of the layers. Brush away excess crumbs from the tops of the cakes and place one layer on a large, flat plate. Top with 1/3 of the filling and spread out to within 1/4 inch of the edge. Add the next layer and repeat the process. Refrigerate the cake for at least 2 hours. For the last stage of assembly, scald the 1/2 cup cream and add to the chocolate chips, whisking until completely melted and smooth. Transfer the cake to a wire rack over a baking sheet and pour the glaze over the cake to coat completely. Cool again, and once the ganache surface has solidified somewhat, decorate the edge with the remaining bourbon balk. (Courtesy of David Domine.)
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Find David Domine's Bourbon Ball Torte recipe in the cookbook 'Splash of Bourbon' and visit Leopoldbros.com for more tips and recipes from Scott and Todd.


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Manufacturer: Crescent
Trade name: Limbitrol H
Strength: Amitriptyline 12.5 mg, Chlordiazepoxide 5 mg
Type: Tablet
Active ingredient: Amitriptyline + chlordiazepoxide
Category: Amitriptyline belongs to group of drugs called tricyclic antidepressants. Chlordiazepoxide belongs to group of drugs called called benzodiazepines.
Pregnancy category: Amitriptyline belongs to Australia therapeutic goods administration (TGA) pregnancy category: C And US FDA pregnancy category C. Chlordiazepoxide belongs to US FDA pregnancy category D.
Uses: Limbitrol H tablet is used to treat depression and anxiety.
How to use: Take Limbitrol H tablet orally preferably with food to avoid stomach upset. To reduce the side effects of this medication start with low doses. You need to use it for one month to get the desired result. To avoid withdrawal symptoms reduce your dose gradually.
Side Effects: Dizziness, drowsiness, dry mouth, nausea and vomiting, epigastric distress, blurred vision, constipation, bloating, trouble urinating, weight gain, skin rash, urticaria, euphoria, apprehension, poor concentration
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Dosage: Amitriptyline 10 mg, Chlordiazepoxide 25 mg: 3 to 4 tablets daily in divided doses. If high doses are not tolerable then use Amitriptyline 5 mg, Chlordiazepoxide 12.5 mg 3 to 4 tablets daily in divided doses.
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According to a FT article last week, Lloyds' bank has a target return on equity of 14.5 per cent. Banks like to argue that this is the level of return on equity they need to earn, in order to gain funding from the markets. Naturally, remuneration is linked to achieving such objectives. The question, however, is whether such objectives make any sense. The brief answer is: no.
Forget banks, for the moment. What would you say if someone offered you an investment with a promised real return of close to 15 per cent? You might say: "How much can I buy?" Alternatively, you might say: "What is the catch?" Sensible people must take the latter view. If you thought that you were being offered a reliable real return at such an exalted level, you would buy as much as you could. This must be particularly true now when real returns on the bonds of relatively safe governments are close to zero.
So what is the catch? The obvious answer has to be that the real return in question is extremely risky, because it is volatile and offers a significant chance of total wipe-out. Read more


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Spotify Introduces $4.99 Premium Subscription for College Students in the USby Saumitra Bhagwat on 3/25/2014 11:00 AM EST
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plupien79 - Tuesday, March 25, 2014 - linkIt's a shame you need to provide more than a valid .edu address though. Reply
Lonyo - Tuesday, March 25, 2014 - linkProbably because people might get to keep their .edu address even after they leave, at least for a short while, so they wouldn't be valid students.
It makes sense from the company's perspective, although I expect it will increase the admin costs associated with the whole system. Reply
kpb321 - Tuesday, March 25, 2014 - linkI know at least one school in the area allows alumni to keep their .edu address permanently. Reply
A5 - Tuesday, March 25, 2014 - linkYeah, my school does that. I graduated 5 years ago and still have my .edu if I need it. Reply
Ian Cutress - Tuesday, March 25, 2014 - linkI wish I still had my .ac.uk accounts. It was crazy when they were just dropped a month after I finished - I thought they were eternal as an alumnus. Reply
jasonelmore - Tuesday, March 25, 2014 - linkwtf do these guys have a active database of every college to match our info against? It denied me and told me specifically why. wow i'm impressed. Reply
jasonelmore - Tuesday, March 25, 2014 - linkall of that just to save 50 bucks a year for a maximum savings of $150.. Times are tight at spotify. Reply
Saumitra - Tuesday, March 25, 2014 - linkWell, I still have my Warwick email address, but I no longer have a bank account in the UK! ;) Reply
reallynotnick - Tuesday, March 25, 2014 - linkYeah my college's accounts are all managed by gmail now, so we have the account permanently. The only difference is after we graduate ads are displayed in the web interface like a normal account, but because I always use IMAP nothing changed for me. Reply
skiboysteve - Tuesday, March 25, 2014 - linkover the holidays last year xbox music sold a year's pass for $49.99 which puts that at $4.17 a month (and obviously didn't require you to be a college student). Super glad I picked one up Reply


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Periodontal Program
This program exposes the General Dentistry resident to periodontics from a diagnostic and therapeutic perspective, instilling the need to integrate periodontics into generalized treatment planning. Residents treat all periodontal patients under the direct supervision of licensed and board-certified periodontists. Residents obtain full mouth radiographs, diagnostic casts, and create treatment plans with the attending Periodontist. Residents may carry out initial patient preparation in the absence of a periodontist, and patients requiring subsequent periodontal surgery will be treated by the Resident and periodontist together. On occasion, residents will be allowed to observe periodontal surgery in an office setting of an attending faculty member's private office. This will familiarize the dental resident with private office procedures and patient management.
The objectives of the Periodontal Program are to develop in-depth ability to diagnose and coordinate the treatment of periodontal diseases. The resident is expected to gain knowledge of currently available treatment modalities and to develop skills to execute periodontal procedures which lend themselves to integration in the practice of General Dentistry. The resident will gain additional knowledge in diagnosis and treatment planning integrating periodontics, general dentistry, orthodontics, prosthodontics and implant dentistry. Additional material covered includes non-surgical periodontal therapy, antibiotic and chemotherapeutic agents. The introduction of surgical therapy will include apically repositioned flap, modified Widman flap, gingival grafts, osseous resection, gingivectomy, osseous grafting and crown lengthening procedures.


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The Food Network Kitchens peered long and hard into its crystal ball to come up with its annual list of the top trends that will define 2013 in food. Check out a few of their predictions here, then visit Food Network's Dish for the rest of the list.
What's New? Make Some Room For:
- Artisanal hard cider (the boozy stuff!) is the new craft beer
- Sweet potatoes are the new potatoes
- Paleo is the new gluten-free (gluten-free is the new low-carb)
- Roasted seaweed is the new kale chip
- Carrot is the new kale
- Chia is the new quinoa
- Antibiotic-free meats are the new natural
- The juice bar is the new salad bar
- Shishito peppers are the new jalapeño poppers
- Gochujang is the new Sriracha
- Artisans Step Onstage—Whether producing small-batch spirits, bespoke chocolates, or heirloom jams, a new, mostly Millennial generation of American food makers is stepping to the fore. These 21st century artisans are more likely to carry advanced degrees and a savvy marketing sense than to have done a long, grueling apprenticeship. By applying big-business savvy to small-scale food, these folks are building a movement to change the American food system from the inside out.
- From Farmers' Markets to Food Markets—From Grand Rapids to Miami, a wave of public markets is sweeping the land and injecting new life into cities. This trend is a natural extension of the wildly successful farmers' market movement. The new public markets, built around local chefs and artisans as well as local ingredients, are bringing fun into the picture with a communal, eat-and-graze instead of shop-and-go approach—less organic broccoli, more BBQ sandwiches. Look for public markets, food truck parking lots and night markets to boom and public spaces for food to pop up in cities big and small.
- Service Upgrade—First came the Sommelier; then, recently, the Certified Cicerone® (a beer sommelier); in 2012 we got the Certified Cheese Professional. What's next, the Sausage Maker's Guilds? Yes, we hope so! Today's burgeoning craft food industries have created a need for knowledgeable purveyors who can compellingly represent their products. It signals a respect for the middleman and a return to professional service that we haven't seen since, well, the Middle Ages.
- See Food—In food today, images are everything. Whether in apps or on photo-sharing sites, pictures rather than reviews, articles or blogs are the driving inspiration behind recipe search and restaurant discovery (on Appetude and Foodspotting). What's cool today is decided by committee, with likes and re-pins of food images the currencies of choice.
For more predictions from the Food Network Kitchens, visit Food Network's Dish.


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phone: 503-823-7529
1120 SW Fifth Avenue, Portland, OR 97204
phone: 503-823-7529
1120 SW Fifth Avenue, Portland, OR 97204
Obeying Leash & Scoop Laws
Leashed dogs are welcome visitors in most Portland parks. Dog owners help keep parks fun and healthy for all visitors by obeying leash and scoop laws, following off-leash area rules of use, and complying with all Multnomah County Laws and Park Rules.
By law, dogs must always be on leash when not in a designated off-leash area. No dogs, on or off-leash, are allowed at Tanner Springs Park, Whitaker Ponds Nature Park, Foster Floodplain Natural Area, or the amphitheater at Mt Tabor Park.
You must carry a leash for each dog in your care, and keep pets leashed on the way to and from off-leash areas. At unfenced off-leash areas, boundary maps are posted. Familiarize yourself with the boundaries, and play with pets within the designated area only.
Law also requires that pet waste must be picked up and disposed of in a trash can. Being in an off-leash area does not exempt owners or handlers from obeying scoop laws. Scoop bags are not supplied, so bring bags with you.
Violation of leash or scoop laws will result in a fine of up to $150.
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POLICE want to speak to diners from Grays who may have seen an assault in a Pilgrims Hatch restaurant.
At about 12.05am on December 8, a 28-year-old from Hertfordshire was punched outside Joy Fook on Ongar Road, leaving his jaw shattered.
Since then he has undergone an operation to install a metal plate in his jaw but doctors have told him it is likely he will suffer from arthritis and discomfort in his jaw for the rest of his life.
A 25-year-old man from Harlow was arrested in connection with the incident and bailed until March 3 pending further enquiries.
Witness appeals have been renewed as investigations continue.
Christmas work parties were being held at the restaurant on the night including from businesses based in Thurrock and Cheshunt.
To help police in their investigation, either call Dc Baker or his colleagues at Loughton CID on 101 or Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.


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An Anemometer is used to measure air speed with some versions also measuring air flow. There are different types of anemometers depending on how you are planning to use them and your application. If you want to measure wind speed outside and you are not concerned about wind direction then a Cup anemometer would be the meter you are looking for. Vane and mini vane anemometers must be held in the direction the wind is coming from to get the most accurate reading possible, these units are used both inside and outside and can measure a wide variety of air speeds. To measure very low airspeeds a hot wire anemometer is best suited to your application, these units are extremely precise and work wonderfully at low air speeds, they are quite delicate however so care must be taken not to damage the sensor when using them.
Air flow meters can determine the air flow, which is the volume of air not just the speed of the air; these are extremely useful in HVACR applications. When taking air flow measurements the accuracy of your results will be greatly increased when using an Air Flow Hood which is used to capture all the air flowing from an outlet.
We also have available wind data loggers for recording the air speed over time; this can be used to assess the amount of wind an outside site is exposed to over a long term basis. This data is saved and then graphed to your computer for further analysis. Another way of measuring outside air speed and direction is by using one of our weather stations, these can also be used to record a number of different weather parameters giving you a versatile weather recording option.


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The 2013 KET Young Writers Contest begins February 15th and continues through April 13th.
Read the contest rules, fill out the entry form, and send in those stories!
To view a complete list of the 2012 Contest Winners.
Check out the entire collection of Young Writers Contest stories on iTunes!
We look forward to reading and sharing these stories each year, so start planning today!


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Concerns about old-crop supply tightness seemed to boost the grain and soy markets Monday, with the expiring May corn and soybean contracts leading the way higher. Meanwhile, ideas that the cold, wet spring has delayed corn plantings to the point where they will not be completed by late May seemed to boost deferred futures as well. In addition, the weekly Export Inspections result was seen as supportive. July corn jumped 19.25 cents to $6.555/bushel at its Monday close, while December climbed 9.75 cents to $5.3925.
Persistent tightness in old crop soybean supplies continued supporting the expiring May CBOT contract and its July counterpart. And despite ideas that laggardly corn plantings will force acreage into beans later this spring, the new crop contracts also rose moderately Monday. However, the surprisingly small result on the weekly Export Inspections report probably limited futures gains. July soybean futures leapt 20.25 cents to $14.1925/bushel as the closing bell rang Monday, while July soyoil bounded 0.38 cents higher to 49.61 cents/pound, and July soybean meal added $8.3 to $415.1/ton.
Concurrent strength in corn and bean futures probably boosted the wheat markets as well Monday. Still, worries about the weather and its impact upon the forthcoming winter wheat crop in the Southern Plains and upon spring wheat plantings in the Northern Plains are still very apparent. The weekly export inspections figure also topped expectations, thereby giving futures an additional boost. July CBOT wheat futures rose 5.5 cents to $7.0975/bushel by its Monday close, while July KCBT wheat advanced 8.25 cents to $7.665, and July MGE futures gained 5.0 cents to $8.125.
Hopes for continued wholesale beef gains powered a Monday morning cattle rally. However, while the usual midsession report indicated a jump in select-grade values, benchmark choice-grade cutout declined slightly. Traders are not optimistic about the cattle outlook in the absence of wholesale beef strength. June cattle rose 0.12 cents to 120.57 cents/pound at its Monday settlement, while December slipped 0.02 cents to 125.65. Meanwhile, August feeder cattle futures sank 0.42 cents to 146.20 cents/pound, while November slid 0.17 cents to 151.75.
Anticipation of late-May cash and wholesale weakness seemed to undercut CME hog futures late last week. However, renewed optimism appeared to be exaggerating a technical bounce to start the new week. And while the CME lean hog index continued its recent rally with a modest rise, pork cutout declined at midday. Those developments likely limited the Chicago rise. June hog futures rallied 0.42 cents to 90.92 cents/pound, while December futures rose 0.25 cents to 77.50.


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A SECOND century within a fortnight from Phillip Hughes was pivotal in Australia winning its final ODI against Sri Lanka to salvage a two-all series draw.
Hughes' well-paced 138 not out ensured Sri Lanka had to chase a target of 248 at Blundstone Arena, rather than the sub-200 target that Australia was on track for until its mid-innings surge.
A sixth-wicket stand of 79 led by Angelo Mathews gave Sri Lanka hope of a decisive 3:1 series victory in front of a crowd of 8102 but it fell 32 runs short of Australia, all out for 215 in the second-last over.
The weakening of Australia's batting line-up, through the inclusion of batting all-rounder Glenn Maxwell for the injured Michael Clarke, prompted stand-in captain George Bailey to install Matthew Wade as opener and push Hughes to three. It did not pay off, as Warner underestimated the gentle spin of Tillakaratne Dilshan on 10 and Wade was trapped in front by Nuwan Kulasekera on 23.
Wade compounded his misjudgement by challenging the umpire's decision. The rejection continued Australia's awful record of referrals during the ODI series, with five failures from five attempts - late six from six when it was in the field. Fortunately none of Wade's teammates suffered from that error.
The momentum Hughes generated from his ODI debut earlier this month, when he scored a century, had completely dissipated by the time he arrived in the seventh over, given he had scored seven runs across his three subsequent innings.
While Hughes scoring a second century in just his fifth match was unprecedented by an Australian - Steve Smith, from nine matches in the early 1980s, had been the fastest - even more significant than that record was his ability to able to recover from a subdued start.
At the 20-over mark of Australia's innings the 24-year-old had a strike-rate below 50 and had conceded two maiden overs to Sri Lanka's bowlers, a liability in limited-overs matches.
Even when he reached his half-century, from 82 deliveries, there was an obvious parallel to last summer's ODI at Blundstone Arena, when inexperienced Queenslander Peter Forrest contributed 104 not out but required 138 deliveries to do so. The achievement became somewhat hollow after Sri Lanka successfully chased a target of 281.
With Australia not reaching 100 until the 29th over it seemed another century could be overshadowed by having been achieved in a losing total. Similarly, that the third-wicket partnership between Hughes and Bailey (17 off 43) produced 60 runs was secondary to it absorbing a third of Australia's total deliveries.
The catalyst for the home team's recovery was the arrival of David Hussey in the 27th over. The right-hander's intensity - he scored from all but four of his first 20 deliveries - proved contagious for Hughes.
By the time Hussey departed in the 44th over for a 34 he had shared a 98-run partnership with Hughes, who belied his sluggish start by scoring at a run a ball between his half-century and century. The highlight was a heaved on-drive off Lasith Malinga, a shot rarely - if ever - seen until the left-hander's latest international stint. When Australia's innings finished at 5-247 Hughes was on 138 and his strike-rate, significantly, had recovered sufficiently to finish at just under 90, an acceptable pace for a batsman able to occupy the crease for 43 overs and make the majority of his team's score.
Mahela Jayawardene's final innings as captain started superbly as he surged to a run-a-ball 38 as his team reached 0-57 after 12 overs. Sri Lanka then ceded that momentum through its inability to handle Xavier Doherty. The left-armer's superb opening spell of 3-13 from seven overs included the key wicket of Jayawardene in a stint in which the visitors conceded 4-20 within nine overs. Sri Lanka did not recover until it was forced to take its batting powerplay in the 36th over.
Having started the period at 5-113 and having only scored above a run a ball once since the ninth over it scored a 0-38 in that five-over bracket to give it a daunting, but not impossible, target of 97 from the last 10 overs.
Even when Bailey dispersed the field in an attempt to quell Sri Lanka's scoring the visitors scored at just above their required run-rate, with vice-captain Mathews, who like Hughes accelerated after a sluggish start, ably supported by Jeevan Mendis.
The pair's 79, from just 76 deliveries, forced Bailey to recall the accurate Doherty ahead of schedule, in the 43rd over.
M WADE lbw b Kulasekara 23
D WARNER b Dilshan 10
P HUGHES not out 138
G BAILEY c and b T Perera 17
D HUSSEY run out (T Perera) 34
G MAXWELL c Thirimanne b Malinga 9
M HENRIQUES not out 9
Sundries (2lb, 5w) 7
Total (5 wkts - 50 overs) 247
Fall of wickets: 31 (Warner), 37 (Wade), 97 (Bailey), 195 (Hussey), 218 (Maxwell)
Bowling: T Dilshan 7-3-22-1, N Kulasekara 10-1-57-1, A Mathews 7-0-44-0, L Malinga 10-1-49-1 (1w), R Herath 10-2-34-0, T Perera 6-0-39-1 (1w/4)
Sri Lanka
M JAYAWARDENE c Starc b Doherty 38
T DILSHAN c Wade b Henriques 19
L THIRIMANNE c Hussey b Doherty 1
D CHANDIMAL b Doherty 6
A MATHEWS c Bailey b Johnson 67
K PERERA c Warner b Johnson 14
J MENDIS b Henriques 26
T PERERA b Henriques 7
N KULASEKARA not out 14
R HERATH c Henriques b McKay 2
L MALINGA c Johnson b McKay 2
Sundries (12lb, 6w, 1nb) 19
Total (all out - 48.3 overs) 215
Fall of wickets: 57 (Jayawardene), 62 (Thirimanne), 71 (Dilshan), 77 (Chandimal), 108 (K Perera), 187 (J Mendis), 187 (Mathews), 195 (T Perera), 200 (Herath), 215 (Malinga)
Bowling: C McKay 9.3-0-51-2 (2w), M Starc 9-0-48-0 (3w 1nb), M Johnson 10-0-45-2 (1w), X Doherty 8-1-21-3, M Henriques 10-1-32-3, G Maxwell 2-0-6-0
Result: Australia won by 32 runs
Man of the Match: Phillip Hughes
Man of the series: Nuwan Kulasekera
Series: Five-match series drawn 2-2 with one game abandoned