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Outdoors notebook: Nonprofit anti-pollution group flourishes
Paddle Without Pollution, the nonprofit group designed to remove trash from Western Pennsylvania's waterways, had a big year in 2012.
The organization founded by David and Melissa Rohm of the South Hills conducted 13 watershed cleanups last year in which 349 volunteers between ages of 8 and 84 removed 15.3 tons of litter from local rivers, streams and lakes.
The group is unique in that its volunteers work primarily from canoes and kayaks, cleaning up trash that is often out of reach for land-based efforts.
The group got a boost when River's Edge Canoe and Kayak in Leechburg donated five kayaks and two canoes. The boats will be lent to volunteers. Wiegel On the Water in Franklin also donated half the cost of a canoe and kayak trailer.
The group is seeking additional tax-deductible donations. They can be sent to P.O. Box 13251, Pittsburgh, PA 15243, or made at paddlewithoutpollution.com.
The group plans to work on Slippery Rock, French and Chartiers creeks, the Allegheny, Ohio, Monongahela, Kiski and Susquehanna rivers, and Lake Erie this year.
Shorter terms
A Democratic lawmaker from Lackawanna County is behind a bill that would shorten the term of Pennsylvania Game Commission board members from eight to four years.
Rep. Kevin Haggerty is prime sponsor of House Bill 155. He said shorter terms would make commissioners "more responsive to and representative of" the outdoor community while aligning the point of view of commissioners more closely with those of the governor who nominated them and the Senate members who confirmed them.
Turkeys and songbirds
National Wild Turkey Federation is working to improve habitat for songbirds in Pennsylvania and 15 other states. It's partnering with the USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service to create habitat for golden winged warblers, a federally listed species of special concern, on private land. The birds require shrubland and forest edges.
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Carver was among the landing party that beamed down to inspect the second planet of the Taurean system in 2269, offering to take tricorder readings of the planet's surface. Carver was later affected by the glandular secretion of the Taurean females, known for controlling the male mind. This caused Carver to be drained of his "life force," causing him to age at a rate of ten years per day.
Carver and the landing party were eventually recovered by an all-female Enterprise security detachment led by Uhura. He and the others were returned to their previous ages by use of their molecular pattern stored in the transporter system. (TAS: "The Lorelei Signal")
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A test pilot committed suicide after going into semi-retirement, an inquest heard.
Peter Collins, 62, hanged himself on August 24, 2016, at the Holiday Inn on Wrexham Road, Chester, after going into a "depressive episode" following his decision to retire from his job.
Mr Collins, , of Bury St Edmunds in Suffolk, had decided to retire from working at Raytheon Systems Ltd, based in Hawarden Airport, to become self-employed and spend more time with his family. He had previously been an RAF pilot.
The inquest at Warrington Coroner's Court heard from Mr Collins' wife, Gudrun Collins, who said he had become increasingly "anxious" after semi-retiring and regretted the choice he had made.
She said: "He was anxious, thinking he had made the wrong decision. He was not coping with the changes.
"He made a major life decision and regretted what he did and was worried about the future."
Mrs Collins said they had discussed what would happen if Mr Collins was unable to find work to support his family.
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She told the inquest she last received a text from her husband on August 23 at 6.15pm.
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He came around in the ambulance and told the paramedics he had drunk two bottles of whisky.
The GP report also said Mr Collins had been to the Priory clinic in 2002 after being diagnosed with severe depression and was discharged later that year.
A colleague of Mr Collins, Richard Haughton, who works at Raytheon Systems, told the inquest Mr Collins was still doing some work for the company after his retirement the year before.
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Mr Haughton said Mr Collins seemed "normal" except he had lost some weight.
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A post-mortem examination found Mr Collins had a small amount of alcohol in his system and had died from hanging. He had left a suicide note.
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The state must better manage the money that New York residents donate through their income tax returns to causes ranging from breast and prostate cancer research to finding missing children, the state Comptroller's Office said in a report released this morning that calls for several reforms.
Spurred by a Democrat and Chronicle story in October that detailed balances which have piled up in some of the accounts that taxpayers can support, the comptroller's report said state agencies that oversee these funds have been increasingly slow to put the money to use, the Democrat and Chronicle reported this morning.
In the first five years of the past decade, the state spent 70 percent of the $11.5 million collected from donations through tax form checkoffs, as well as state matching funds, special license plate sales and other sources of funding to the same accounts. Over the past five years, that figure plunged to 43 percent — agencies released only $5.1 million of $12 million collected to the causes for which the money is intended.
That lack of action is hindering the funds' potential and could erode taxpayers' interest in the programs, the report says.
"New Yorkers deserve to know that when they donate to an important purpose through a personal income tax checkoff box, such funds will expended in a timely and effective manner to benefit the cause for which they were intended," the report says.
Since the creation of the first "Return a Gift to Wildlife" checkoff fund in 1982, taxpayers have given more than $51 million, the report says.
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Texting can wait, Governor Haley says
Governor Haley wants college students to pledge that they will not text and drive. Haley joined the university presidents at both Clemson and South Carolina and others today to announce Texting Can Wait – Pledge Day and encourage students to take part in the awareness campaign. Students can do that by collecting fellow student pledges that they will not text and drive. A survey by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration found 25% of teenagers admitted to sending or responding to a text message at least once every time they get behind the wheel.


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A 24-strong team of women will be stepping out together on Saturday, June 21, for the Peace Hospice Care Starlight Walk in memory of two dearly missed friends.
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The fundraisers, who are all associated with Watford Fields Infants and Junior Schools, are a combination of dinner ladies, teaching assistants and other staff from the schools.
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An enthusiastic overflow crowd of 7000 attended a Twin-City rally yesterday held at St. Thomas College, a Catholic school in St. Paul, to protest against the United Nations General Assembly resolution equating Zionism with racism. Bayard Rustin, chairman of Black Americans to Support Israel Committee, and Senators Hubert H. Humphrey and Walter Mondale, both Minnesota Democrats, were featured speakers at the interfaith event.
Other speakers included Gov. Wendell Anderson, Rep. Donald Fraser (D. Minn.), who is the Congressional representative to the UN; Msgr. Jerome Quinn, representing the Archbishop of Minneapolis-St. Paul; the Rev. Canon George Lemoine of the Minnesota Council of Churches, and Rabbis Arnold Goodman of Minneapolis and Bernard Raskas of St. Paul, who were also co-chairmen of the rally. The program also included a message of support from President Ford.
Speakers stressed the need for Americans of all faiths to ban together against the bigotry and anti-Semitism implied in the UN resolution and actively support the State of Israel. Humphrey saw the resolution as an "open violation of the United Nations Charter" and said "it sows the seeds of religious bigotry, and will inevitably take its toll on America's willingness to walk the extra mile for the UN."
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Cigarette Smoking Among Adults—United States, 1998
Cigarette Smoking Among Adults—United States, 1998
One of the national health objectives for 2010 is to reduce the prevalence of cigarette smoking among adults to no more than 12% (objective 21.la). To assess progress toward meeting this objective, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) analyzed self-reported data from the 1998 National Health Interview Survey (NHIS) Sample Adult Core Questionnaire about cigarette smoking among adults in the United States. This report summarizes the findings of this analysis, which indicate that in 1998, 24.1% of adults were current smokers.
The 1998 NHIS Core Questionnaire was administered to a nationally representative sample (n = 32,440) of the US noninstitutionalized civilian population aged ³ 18 years; the overall response rate for the survey was 73.9%. Participants were asked, "Have you smoked at least 100 cigarettes in your entire life?" and "Do you now smoke cigarettes every day, some days, or not at all?" Current smokers were persons who reported both having smoked ³ 100 cigarettes during their lifetime and having smoked every day or some days at the time of the interview. Former smokers were those who had smoked ³ 100 cigarettes during their lifetime but did not currently smoke.
Attempts to quit were determined by asking current smokers, "During the past 12 months, have you stopped smoking for one day or longer because you were trying to stop smoking?" Data were adjusted for nonresponse and weighted to provide national estimates. Confidence intervals (CIs) were calculated using SUDAAN software for statistical analysis.
Prevalence Lowest Among Older and Educated Adults
In 1998, an estimated 47.2 million adults (24.1%), comprising 24.8 million men (26.4%) and 22.4 million women (22.0%), were current smokers (Table 1). Overall, 19.7% (95% CI = ± 0.6) of adults were "every-day smokers," and 4.2% (95% CI = ± 0.3) were "some-day smokers" (every-day smokers constituted 82.4% [95% CI = ± 1.01] of all smokers).
Prevalence of smoking was highest among persons aged 18 to 24 years (27.9%) and aged 25 to 44 years (27.5%), and lowest among persons aged ³ 65 years (10.9%). Prevalence of current smoking was highest among American Indians/Alaska Natives (40.0%), intermediate among non-Hispanic whites (25.0%) and non-Hispanic blacks (24.7%), and lowest among Hispanics (19.1%) and Asians/Pacific Islanders (13.7%).
Adults with ³ 16 years of education had the lowest smoking prevalence (11.3%), achieving the 2010 goal of reducing smoking rates to no more than 12%. Current smoking prevalence was highest among persons with 9 to 11 years of education (36.8%). Smoking prevalence was higher among persons living below the poverty level (1997 poverty thresholds from the Bureau of the Census, Economics, and Statistics Administration, US Department of Commerce, were used in these calculations.) (32.3%) than among those living at or above the poverty level (23.5%).
In 1998, an estimated 44.8 million adults (22.9% [95% CI = ± 0.6]) were former smokers, comprising 25.7 million men and 19.1 million women. Former smokers constituted 48.7% (95% CI = ± 1.0) of persons who had ever smoked ³ 100 cigarettes. Among current daily smokers in 1998, an estimated 15.2 million (39.2% [95% CI = ± 1.4]) had stopped smoking for at least 1 day during the preceding 12 months because they were trying to stop smoking.
Editorial Note From the CDC
The findings in this report suggest that the goal of reducing the prevalence of cigarette smoking among adults to ≤ 12% by 2010 will require aggressive public health efforts to implement comprehensive tobacco-control programs nationwide. The 1998 NHIS data also demonstrate substantial differences in smoking prevalence across populations.
In 1998, smoking prevalence among persons aged 18 to 24 years was as high as the prevalence among persons aged 25 to 44 years. Historically, smoking prevalence has been highest among persons aged 25 to 44 years and significantly lower among persons aged 18 to 24 years. Recent increases among persons aged 18 to 24 years may reflect the aging of the cohort of high-school students among whom current smoking rates were high during the 1990s. In addition, the increase may indicate increased initiation of smoking among young adults. The high prevalence of smoking among young adults indicates a need to focus tobacco-use prevention and treatment programs on both adolescents and young adults.
Smoking Prevalence Highest Among Native Americans
Smoking prevalence reported for racial/ethnic subgroups showed few changes from 1997 to 1998. Prevalence of current smoking among American Indians/Alaska Natives remained the highest in the nation. State and regional surveys indicate that the prevalence of smoking cessation among American Indians/Alaska Natives remains relatively low. Although many factors contribute to the high prevalence of smoking among American Indians/Alaska Natives, it is important to develop culturally appropriate prevention and control measures that distinguish between the use of manufactured tobacco products and the ceremonial use of tobacco.
National health objectives for 2010 that are focused on eliminating population disparities reinforce the need for greater surveillance and culturally responsive approaches to tobacco use across communities. In the United States, population disparities in smoking prevalence have been consistent from 1993 through 1998. For example, in 1993, an 8.3 (95% CI = ± 2.5) percentage-point difference in smoking prevalence existed between those at or above the poverty level and those below (23.8% and 32.1%, respectively). In 1998, the difference was 8.8 (95% CI = ± 1.9) percentage points (23.5% and 32.3%, respectively).
Similarly, differences in prevalence among various educational groups have not been reduced. In 1993, the difference between those with 9 to 11 years of education and those with ³ 16 years was 23.3 (95% CI= ± 3.0) percentage points (36.8% and 13.5%, respectively). In 1998, the difference was 25.5 (95% CI= ± 2.3) percentage points (36.8% and 11.3%, respectively). The relation between tobacco use and increased risk of failing or dropping out of high school demonstrates the necessity of reaching these students through school-based programs before they leave school.
Differences in prevalence among racial/ethnic subgroups have not been reduced. For example, in 1993, the difference between non-Hispanic whites and American lndians/Alaska Natives was 13.3 (95% CI = ± 8.7) percentage points (25.4% and 38.7%, respectively). In 1998, the difference between non-Hispanic whites and American Indians/Alaska Natives was 15.0 (95% CI= ± 9.8) percentage points (25.0% and 40.0%, respectively). The reduction of tobacco-related health disparities requires communities, states, and national organizations to take a multidisciplinary approach to tobacco prevention and control.
Limitations of Findings
The findings in this report are subject to at least two limitations. Because the questionnaire for the 1997 NHIS was redesigned completely, trend analysis or comparison with data from years before 1997 should be conducted with caution. Second, the sample size of certain subgroups (for example, American Indians/Alaska Natives) was small, possibly resulting in unstable estimates.
Although comprehensive programs are critical in reducing the burden of tobacco use, short-term decreases in tobacco-related morbidity and mortality can be achieved only by helping current smokers quit. To assist in this process, the US Department of Health and Human Services has released guidelines with specific evidence-based recommendations for tobacco-use treatment. Recommended interventions include individual, group, or telephone counseling that offers practical advice about and support for quitting; support from family and friends also improves success rates.
In addition, all smokers trying to quit should be encouraged to use a medication approved by the Food and Drug Administrationeither nicotine replacement therapy (gum, inhaler, nasal spray, or patch) or a nonnicotine pharmacologic aid (such as bupropion [Zyban]). To ensure that smokers interested in quitting receive appropriate treatment, health-care systems must make routine screening of tobacco use the standard of care and monitor (through quality assurance processes) the provision of appropriate interventions to smokers. Improving access to smoking cessation treatment by reducing cost barriers also increases the number of quitters.
A comprehensive approach to tobacco control will require treatment for nicotine dependence and efforts at national, state, and local levels to reduce youth smoking, promote smoke-free environments, support counter-marketing efforts, enforce laws and regulations, and eliminate disparities in tobacco use among population subgroups. Increased attention must be focused on groups that show no decline in smoking prevalence, including persons aged 18 to 24 years, adults with low education levels, and American Indians/Alaska Natives. Approaches with the widest scope (ie, economic, regulatory, and comprehensive) are likely to have the greatest long-term population impact.


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As many expected, quarterback Ben Roethlisberger (Shoulder) was declared out today and will not play against the Baltimore Ravens in this key AFC North battle. With this announcement official, Charlie Batch will get a chance at redemption for the Steelers, after is subpar performance against the Cleveland Browns.Antonio Brown should return to the offense and provide an added short-range target for Batch, who struggled to push the ball down field.
Of course, the team could use a healthy offensive line to protect Batch and possibly open running lanes for new starter running back Jonathan Dwyer, but at this point, the make-up of the line is still somewhat of an unknown. Willie Colon (Knee) is questionable on the Friday injury report and will likely be a game-time decision. If he cannot go, center Maurkice Pouncey will make his first NFL start at left guard, and after struggling at guard last week against the Browns, Doug Legursky will move into the center position. Guard is not the only place where there are question marks, with right tackle Mike Adams out (Ankle), rookie Kelvin Beachum will make his first NFL start at tackle.
On defense, Pro Bowl linebacker LaMarr Woodley (Ankle) will join Roethlisberger on the sideline, meaning, as we discussed yesterday, Jason Worilds will have a chance to make an impact in a key divisional game. His play at linebacker could be aided by the return of Troy Polamalu, who looks to at least play in some special packages against the Ravens after completing a full week of practice.
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Kel Tec PLR-22
I was thinking of getting a kel tec plr-22. i was wondering, would it be worth it to buy it for about 300$, then buy a forend, grip, and muzzle break for about 100$ more? thanks.
Quite honestly Monty I like their SU-22 better. Be careful modifying your pistol with add on grip, flash hider, compensator, or whatever. I haven't done so recently, but in my readings of Missouri state law a lot of screw on accessories are iffy in the eyes of the law. Adding a front grip to a pistol also qualifies it to require a tax stamp and registration as an SBR (I think)... What a pain... Spring a few extra bucks and get the rifle version to start with!
I have had the 223 version-PLR 16,for several years.It is a fun gun to shoot,and for what it is,pretty accurate with handloads.
If the 22lr version is as good as the centerfire,I'd say get one.I haven't read much about the rimfire version.
The muzzle brake shouldn't be needed on the 22,but I'd get the barrel shroud.As others have said,a forward grip is a big no no on a pistol,unless you want to do the paper work,and pay for the 200 dollar tax stamp.
I say go for it, I bought a GSG5 a while back and alot of my gun buddies poked alota fun for me being so excited over a 22, but end result was I have a blast shooting it and for the price of ammo I have been able to shoot it every day for some time now and hands down its a cool looking weapon. Id love to shoot my AR every day but $40 for a box of 100 rounds vs $21 for a box of 550 rounds
okay, although the muzzle brake looks cool i guess it is not essential. i will get the forward shroud. it tempts me to get a grip anyway, because i live really far out in the country where cops dont come by unless they want to get shot haha. but seriously, i could only put it on while shooting and then take the grip off afterwards.
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Kanye West Keeping Wedding Plans Secret From Kim Kardashian [VIDEO]
We heard Kanye West was vexed at all the information leaks about his wedding (see video below), but even this seems extreme. Word is that Yeezy is even keeping details about his wedding weekend from the bride, Kim Kardashian.
Reports TMZ:
Sources close to Kim tell TMZ … Kanye has cut his bride-to-be out of the wedding planning entirely … with the goal of unleashing the surprise of the century. He's planning almost everything.
— Kim and Kanye will exchange "I do's" at Versailles
— Part of the post-wedding celebration will take place at a 16th century fort in Florence
— The guests have NOT been told specifics about Florence, including where they're staying Saturday night.
— The guests don't even know how they're getting from Paris to Florence … assuming private jet.
— There is a big second event in Florence, which Kanye is keeping top secret.
Hey, so long as Kardashian knows where the "I dos" are going down, that's all that matters, right? Also, as for the guests, a trip to France and Italy is no reason to complain.
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Nice article so far, but I think we still need some verifiable sources for many of the claims - especially the "bootleg" section and the paragraph about Braga and Moore criticizing "Ooby Dooby". A source might also help clarify that sentence... did they criticize the songs inclusion in the film, the song itself (for what reasons?), or what? -- Cid Highwind 07:56, 24 October 2006 (UTC)
- they spoke of how cheesy the song is in the DVD commentary on first contact. added a bit about that. Deevolution 08:07, 24 October 2006 (UTC)
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I've mention this before somewhere else, but I cant remember where. We cant just link a word if it doesn't specifically describe to the content of the linked article in the context it is used. The only links in the soundtrack listing that are valid are "Magic Carpet Ride" and "Ooby Dooby", the others are not. For instance "Red Alert" is the specific name of a song in the context it is used. One would expect to find information about that song by following the link. If you want to point out the reference, then write "Red Alert" a reference to the alert condition. Now the link has a context that specifically calls for the information in the linked article. --Bp 08:34, 24 October 2006 (UTC)
- sounds good. go ahead and change it. i'm going to bed! Deevolution 08:53, 24 October 2006 (UTC)


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New beginnings: With a new sports director, a new head coach and new playmakers, ALBA BERLIN is ready for the 2016/2017 season!
41-year old Turk Ahmet Caki is taking over Sasa Obradovic's role as head coach of the team. With Engin Atsür, Peyton Siva and Bogdan Radosavljevic, a number of new players have been confirmed to join the team by sports director Himar Ojeda. At the same time, regulars such as Elmedin Kikanovic, Niels Giffey and Akeem Vargas will continue to wear the ALBA BERLIN jersey in the 2016/2017 season.
This year, ALBA BERLIN will compete in both the BBL and the Eurocup, Europe's second highest international league.
With a total of nine German Cups and the win of the pan-European Korac Cup in 1995, ALBA BERLIN is one of the most successful basketball clubs in Germany. In 2008, ALBA BERLIN won its eighth German Championship.
ALBA BERLIN is the only BBL team that has won a game against an NBA team. On 8 October 2014, as part of the NBA Global Games, ALBA beat reigning NBA champion San Antonio Spurs 94:93 at the Mercedes-Benz Arena Berlin.
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- Nr. 14 / Engin Atsür
- Nr. 7 / Peyton Siva
Shooting Guard:
- Nr. 11 / Akeem Vargas
- Nr. 21 / Dragan Milosavljevic
- Nr. 23 / Carl English
Small Forward:
- Nr. 5 / Niels Giffey
- Nr. 13 / Malcom Miller
Power Forward:
- Nr. 6 / Jonathan Malu
- Nr. 9 / Elmedin Kikanovic
- Nr. 33 / Tony Gaffney
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DEERFIELD, Ill. Walgreens has received regulatory clearance from the Federal Trade Commission needed to acquire Duane Reade, the drug store chain announced Tuesday.
"We're clear to move forward and complete the Duane Reade acquisition, which will immediately give Walgreens a leading position in the nation's largest drug store market," said Walgreens president and CEO Greg Wasson. "We look forward to combining the strengths of our two companies to best serve our customers in the New York metropolitan area and the many communities we serve nationwide, while also creating real value for our shareholders."
Last month, Walgreens signed a definitive agreement under which Walgreens will acquire Duane Reade from affiliates of Oak Hill Capital Partners. In the cash transaction, Walgreens will acquire all 257 Duane Reade drug stores in the New York metropolitan area, as well as the corporate office and two distribution centers.
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My guests tonight are novelist Christine Dwyer Hickey, sculptor Ann Mulrooney and arts journalist Mick Heaney.
Directed by Steven Soderbergh and starring Matt Damon, Contagion is the story of a global epidemic and the urgent hunt for a vaccine as millions die around the planet. Matt Damon's character is fortunately immune so he's there for the duration - but how long will the rest of the stellar cast survive, a line-up which includes Laurence Fishburne, Kate Winslet, Jude Law, Marion Cotillard and Gwyneth Paltrow who in this clip is already dead.
Now adding to the long-running debate about whether or not the novel is dead, Pulitzer prize winner Jeffrey Eugenides has turned up with The Marriage Plot - a book which seems to line out along with Jane Austen and George Eliot in what seems to be a modern take on the classic novel. To add to the effect, Madeleine Hannathe heroine, having to confront the fact that love and marriage doesn't really means very much, now that marriage isn't what it used to be.
Now on at the Peacock, Marina Carr's new play 16 Possible Glimpses gives us Anton Chekhov as writer, doctor, brother, son and lover. Patrick O'Kane takes the lead role in this multimedia production directed by Wayne Jordan.
Now on at the Green on Red Gallery, Model is a new exhibition from Niamh O'Malley - pencil, glass and a video installation which gives the exhibition its name all explore the slippage that occurs between the moment and the image.
Billy Bragg is on nationwide tour this month, in Kilkenny, Waterford, Drogheda, Galway, Limerick, Cork, Belfast and Dublin, and he's with us tonight with a song about a banker on the run - what they used to call in the old days a topical song. Last Flight to Abu Dhabi.
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THE CORONER in the third inquest into the 1991 shootings of Julie-Ann Leahy and Vicki Arnold has ruled Mrs Leahy's husband must face trial for the deaths.
This is a developing story: check back with us for updates
Mrs Leahy and her best friend Ms Arnold were found dead inside a 4WD parked in remote bushland near Cairns.
Two inquests have delivered findings of murder-suicide.
But at today's inquest, Coroner Michael Barnes was critical of a police probe into the case.
He found that suspicion "inevitably" fell on Mrs Leahy's husband Alan - who was having an affair with his sister-in-law, and stood to benefit from his wife's life insurance policy.
Mr Barnes committed Mr Leahy to face trial over the deaths, and that a jury could conclude there was enough evidence to convict.
Delivering the findings at a third inquest, Mr Barnes said the initial police investigation had been botched and crucial evidence not gathered.
He said police then "set about squeezing whatever evidence was left into an easy explanation".
Two inquests were "too complicit in readily accepting" the murder-suicide theory, he told the court.
Mrs Leahy was found bashed, strangled with her throat cut and two gunshot wounds to the head.
Ms Arnold had been shot twice in the head and once in the thigh..
Inquests have found that Ms Arnold killed her best friend before shooting herself three times - including twice in the head.
Mr Barnes said it was most likely Ms Arnold purchased the gun used to kill both women at the direction of someone else.
"I am satisfied it is more likely that Ms Arnold acquired the gun at the request of another person than any other scenarios," he said.
He did not believe she modified the weapon by sawing off the barrel, saying she had neither the skill nor the knowledge.
The coroner said the violence of the deaths meant the killer must have had a powerful motive or was suffering from "significant mental disturbance".
"(There was) no evidence Ms Arnold had any rational reason to kill her best friend and then herself," he said.
Mr Barnes said Ms Arnold showed no signs of suicidal tendencies.
He said the fact that Ms Arnold's husband Alan claimed they had gone on a fishing trip at midnight meant that nobody else knew where they were.
Mr Leahy, the coroner said, was the last person to see them alive.
The court heard Mr Leahy - who had been having an affair with his wife's teenage sister - had motive to kill Mrs Leahy.
"He had a motive to kill his wife," Mr Barnes said.
"His conduct towards his wife's juvenile sister calls into question his morality.
"Inevitably therefore, suspicion falls on Mr Leahy."
Mr Barnes said it was strange that the women had decided to go fishing in the early hours of the morning when Ms Arnold had client meetings organised for 6am the following morning.
Another strange occurrence was the appearance of gun parts in Ms Arnold's carport two weeks after the women's disappearance, the court heard.
The parts were inside a pillow case taken from the Leahy family home.
Mr Barnes said a reasonable explanation for this was they were planted there by Mr Leahy.
"When considering whether Mr Leahy killed the women, it is appropriate to consider whether he had a motive," he said.
"There are in my view a number of aspects to suggest he had a motive to kill his wife."
He said one motive was the affair with his wife's young sister, which escalated after her disappearance.
Another was the dire financial position the Leahy family was in and the fact that Mr Leahy stood to gain a $120,000 life insurance payout on the death of his wife.
Mr Barnes said Mr Leahy had lied about owning a vice that could have been used to cut down the gun, had been unwilling to admit to his financial position and denied the existence of the life insurance policy.
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Depth of Anesthesia in Cardiac Surgery
This study has been completed.
Northern State Medical University
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First received: January 30, 2012
Last updated: September 11, 2012
Last verified: September 2012
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The aim of our study was to evaluate the significance of monitoring anesthetic depth for the conduct of anesthesia and the early postoperative period in patients subjected to surgical correction of combined valvular disorders.
|Heart Valve Diseases
|Procedure: maintenance of anesthesia
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|Allocation: Randomized
Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment
Masking: None (Open Label)
Primary Purpose: Treatment
|Official Title:
|Monitoring of Anesthetic Depth During Surgical Correction of Acquired Valvular Disorders
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Primary Outcome Measures:
- duration of postoperative mechanical ventilation [ Time Frame: 24 hours postoperatively ]Criteria for termination of postoperative respiratory support were the following: patient able to cooperate; adequate muscular tone; SpO2 > 95% with FiO2 0.5; PaCO2 < 45 mm Hg; postoperative bleeding rate < 50 mL hr-1; stable hemodynamics without inotropic/vasopressor support; body temperature of > 35 °C. Temporary pacing was not regarded as a contraindication for tracheal extubation.
Secondary Outcome Measures:
- length of ICU stay [ Time Frame: 7 days postoperatively ]The time until 'fit for ICU discharge' criteria as well as the actual length of the ICU stay were registered. The 'fit for ICU discharge' criteria included the following: fully oriented patient, SaO2 > 90% on room air, no episodes of severe arrhythmias, bleeding < 50 mL hr-1, diuresis > 0.5 mL kg-1 hr-1, no need for inotropic/vasopressor support and no signs of ischemia on ECG.
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|March 2010
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|December 2011
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|December 2011 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
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Active Comparator: Control
Patients received maintenance of anesthesia with continuous infusion of propofol according to recommendations of the manufacturer.
Procedure: maintenance of anesthesia
intraoperative maintenance of anesthesia with propofol according to recommendations of the manufacturer
Other Name: Controlled anesthesia depth
Active Comparator: cerebral state index
Patients received continuous infusion of propofol with rate maintaining cerebral state index (CSI) between 40 and 60 points.
Procedure: maintenance of anesthesia
intraoperative maintenance of anesthesia with propofol under control of cerebral state index at 40-60 points
Other Name: Controlled anesthesia depth
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Our aim was to evaluate the effect of monitoring anesthetic depth on duration of postoperative mechanical ventilation and ICU stay after surgical correction of combined valvular disorders.
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- requirement of surgical correction of two or more valves
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Keywords provided by Northern State Medical University:
depth of anesthesia
valve surgery
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Heart Valve Diseases
Heart Diseases
Cardiovascular Diseases
Central Nervous System Depressants
Physiological Effects of Drugs
Hypnotics and Sedatives
Anesthetics, Intravenous
Anesthetics, General
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From Tbilisi in every two hours leave a Mini bus for Signagi.The bus station in Tbilisi located at Metro Samgori.The bus station in Signagi is close to the police station. The guest should take the North-west direction to my Guesthouse, you will pass the post station, the park in the center and on the left side you will see the banner 'Nana's Guesthouse-B&B'.
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Abdel Rahman Al Rashi: the New Artists Generation Has No Identity
Syrian actor Abdel Rahman Al Rashi, known by his audience through his roles characterized with brutality and evilness, reiterates that his real life is completely the opposite.
"In fact, I do not know why I took these evil roles although my life is completely the opposite. I neither attack anybody nor do I look down on others as long as they respect me," Al Rasha told the daily al Hayat.
The artist who belongs to the old Syrian artists' generation thinks "the new generation is difficult to identify but it is a generation, which is looking for bread, money and fame. This is due to the fact that wages of artists are low. But I hope they will find their own way quietly as they need work and practice at the broadcasting corporation because this profession depends on words and on how to convey what you want. The broadcasting corporation spurs the actor to perform properly because it polishes his performance. I admit that I owe this corporation a great deal as I have there more than 30,000 hours of work."
Regarding the future of the Syrian drama, he said, "I am not a pessimistic person as optimism is needed and the presence of bad drama works does not cancel the drama completely. This problem is found in both the Egyptian and Syrian drama. The quality of the drama whether good or bad depends on the structure of work but not its nationality.
"As for my new performances, I am not planning to implement or dream of extraordinary works but I will continue learning until I die," added Al Rashi -- Albawaba.com


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I tend to spend most of my free time with my friends. They are my life and without them I don't know where I would be right now. People tend to say that Im too nice sometimes because I will do anything for the ones I love.
I'm a very optimistic person and try to live life to the fullest. I like to have a good time and go out sometimes but Im also content just hanging out and relaxing with a few friends. It doesn't really matter what I am doing as long as I am in good company.
I am looking for a fun loving guy with a great sense of humor. I want to meet someone who I can be myself with and who's real with me. Someone I can share everything with and who has a good head on their shoulders. Someone who is down to earth, honest, loyal, and kindhearted.
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Food Banks
With the ever-increasing costs of medical care, gasoline, groceries and many other items, more people are turning to food banks as a way to meet their needs and the needs of their families.
The Emergency Food Assistance Program, sponsored by the Department of Community Trade and Economic Development, helps people in Washington get food at 320 food banks across the state and through tribal voucher programs with 32 tribes. Many food banks offer food from every nutritional group, as well as baby items and personal care products.
Basic Information / Updates
As a citizen of Washington state, there is likely a food bank near you . Just find the name of the county you live in, then look for the name of the food bank after the county name. This map will give you the address, cross streets and nearby landmarks to help you find the food bank closest to you.
Participating Tribes
|Colville Confederated Tribes
|Small Tribes Organization of Western Washington
|Jamestown S'Klallam Indian Tribe
|Snoqualmie Indian Tribe
|Lower Elwha Klallam Tribe
|South Puget Intertribal Planning Agency
|Lummi Indian Business Council
|Spokane Tribe
|Muckelshoot Tribe
|Stillaguamish Tribe of Indians
|Nooksack Indian Tribe
|Swinomish Indian Tribal Community
|Port Gamble S'Klallam Tribe
|The Tulalip Tribes
|Quileute Tribal Council
|Confederated Tribes and Bands of the Yakama Nation
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CRIME-FIGHTING charity Crimestoppers is today launching a national discussion on key crimes affecting the UK public.
The Crime Matters national blog is a new approach for the charity to engage with the general public about crimes that impact their lives.
Crimestoppers conducted a survey to find out from the public what issues really troubled them.
Hundreds of people answered the call and the results showed youth-related crime, online crime and domestic violence topped the poll with over 60 per cent of people selecting these three.
Now the Crime Matters blog will spend the next five days focused on these key issues and highlighting the important work being done to fight these and all other crimes across the UK.
There will be blogs from crime experts, academics, MPs and journalists. The charity has also gathered opinions and advice from other charities including the Jimmy Mizen Foundation, Respect and Stand Against Violence.
Crimestoppers will be asking the British public for their views and people will be able to have their say on the dedicated blog: www.blog.crimestoppers-uk.org Crimestoppers' Facebook and Twitter pages will be promoting blogs, photos and video content, as well as surveys and polls to influence and feed the debate. All Twitter related content will be using the campaign hashtag #Crimematters.
Crimestoppers exists to give a voice to the public particularly those who care about their community and making it safer, this initiative allows us to continue to ensure the voice of the public is heard.
Mark Hallas, CEO for Crimestoppers, said: "The Crime Matters week will provide us and the country with vital information that can inform our future activity and ensure that we are tackling crimes that are of importance to communities across the UK that we serve. "It is a great opportunity for crime experts, Crimestoppers supporters and the general public to come together to share views on crime in an open, friendly outlet. Share your thoughts with us on one of the many Crimestoppers channels and social media platforms. Crime matters to us all - so let your voice be heard."
The blog can be found at www.blog.crimestoppers-uk.org Get started on Twitter using #Crimematters.


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By Linda Emley
The year was 1917 and our country was at war. This was the year that Sheriff Higdon and James Russell were each looking for a wife, and the same year the Smith sisters from Lawson were driving around in their new car. So what else was happening in our little part of the world?
The following stories were taken from one edition of the Richmond Missourian in July 1917. It wasn't a slow news day in Richmond.
"The Trail of the Lonesome Pine", a Paramount picture, was playing at the Farris Theater. It was the tale of a bootlegger's daughter who fell in love with a revenue officer sent to shut down the illegal moonshiners in the mountains of Virginia. The house was packed and everyone was kept on the edge of their seats waiting to see if June would be forced to choose between her family or the stranger she had fallen for. The newspaper didn't tell how it turned out because you had to go see the show if you wanted to know.
The ladies of the DAR Allen-Morton-Watkins Chapter were holding an ice cream social and musical at the home of Mrs. Charles Chenault on East Main Street. It started at 8 p.m., and proceeds from the 20-cent admission fee was being donated to the boys of Company G fighting in Europe.
Senator John Morton traded six houses and two lots to Perry Wilson for his farm of 80 acres a few miles southeast of Hardin. There were lots of real estate transactions listed in the paper. One name that came up several times was Yates Cole. He was buying and selling property all over town. There was another sale that had Yates's name on it." For Sale – Indian Motorcycle, good as new – for sale or trade. Yates Cole, phone 608." I would love to know what happened to his motorcycle because it would be worth a small fortune today.
The Lexington Ferry was still being used to cross the Missouri River. The ad read, "THE LEXINGTON FERRY, Starting with August 1st, will through the months of August and September Run from 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. Leaves Lexington at 7 a.m." So now we know that the ferry operator lived on the Lexington side or at least he slept there.
The ladies of Ray County were being offered new options for their daily cooking. "Do Your Cooking and Baking by Electricity. Others Are, Why Not You? Call or See Our Electric Ranges – Missouri Gas and Electric Service Co."
The following story was my favorite. "The town clock in the courthouse is running at this writing, but none who have watched it's uncertain movements for a year or two will swear that it will be moving along downstream of time when the Missourian is printed. It has been acting like it is a member of the 'I Won't Work' club, and the hands have been pointing to different hours whenever that inanimate thing seemed to so will."
It's fun to think back to the days when all life in Richmond revolved around the courthouse. I remember walking down the sidewalk on Main Street and looking up at the courthouse clock to see what time it was.
There was a whole section devoted to the war. It was good to see that the war raging overseas was not forgotten. "The man who says, 'We should have waited 'til Germany got here' is a real friend of Kaiser Bill – he is no friend of the Flag That Never Knew Defeat! "
The Richmond Missourian made sure the local girls knew their war time duty. "A girl can look sweeter at a soldier than any other sort of chap – yes, she can, and she does, too, bless her heart."
Several of the war comments had religious overtones. One of which was, "This world war will doubtless close with Jerusalem and the Holy Tomb in Christian hands, and mark the step toward bridging the chasm between the Jews and the Protestants."
Life was going on but everyone looked forward to the day the war would be over. "Company G are the flowers of our country, a gallant and handsome array of men. Here's betting a barrel of dollar bills to a last year's bird's nest that in our local company (on their return from abroad) will be found the leaders of politics and business in this town and county for years to come. Following the era of the war's end will be seen the happy day of the soldier-citizen who served his country in the trenches!"
Many of them came home and became the leaders of our county. After the war, some of their fallen friends came back to be buried on home soil. Every time one came home, the men who served beside them put on their uniforms and gave them a proper military burial. This last act of kindness shows they were joined together forever because they served side by side protecting future generations of Americans.
The next edition gave an account of the party at the Chenault house that raised $30 for Company G. "Electric lights through the lawn and the decorations of which 'Missouri peaches' were the most attractive, constituted a beautiful picture, but even that bouquet of loveliness was enhanced wonderfully by the presence of 'Old Glory' which floated from the front porch and trees."
This is one of those moments where I wish I could go back in time and enjoy a few hours as they shared a summer night so long ago.
Have a historical story you'd like to see Linda research? You can contact her with suggestions at email@example.com or see her during business hours, Wednesday through Saturday, at Ray County Museum.
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Hey all. I'm running the Rite-Aid marathon in Cleveland on May 19th. I've been using a training plan for the last 15 or so weeks which has brought my long run up to the 20 mile distance. I knocked out my 20-miler last Friday in 3 hours and 15 minutes without any walk breaks. I'm currently in the taper and now that's it's warmer out, I'm hitting all of my runs (and I do mean all of them) in the early mornings before work.
So far so good. I have, however, lost quite a few of my smaller weekly runs due to kids and family issues. I usually missed out on one smaller run per week with a couple weeks where I missed two. Still, my long runs were comfortable and without any injuries. I also have a couple years of regular running under my belt along with a few half-marathons which I kept under the 2 hour mark.
So, does this sound like I'll be able to cover the distance? I'm not looking to achieve any specific time goal although I do want to keep everything under 10 minute miles.
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Articles tagged with: FSB
According to TheTechJournal, Intel plans to launch its ultra low voltage Sandy Bridge CPU for the next generation MacBook Air. The new processors would replace the current core i7 680UM version which comes as a 1.46GHz clock speed, giving a maximum of 2.53GHz through turbo boost. While this upgrade isn't a major one, the 1.46GHz will be raised to 1.6GHz and the turbo boost will be raised nearly 200MHz to 2.7GHz with the Sandy Bridge in place.


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Colin Farrell & former girlfriend, Nicole Narain, reached an amicable settlement in their legal battle over a sex tape they made together 3 years ago
Both sides could finally take a sigh as they at last reached an amicable settlement. Colin Farrell and former girlfriend, Nicole Narain have both reached settlement in their legal battle over a sex tape they made together three years ago.
As apparent to public worldwide, Farrell once sued Narain, accusing her of trying to sell the tape to third party breaking their agreement to keep the tape for private viewing only. Thus, the actor then demanded general and compensatory damages, as well as the return of all copies of the tape to his possession.
And following a judge's decision to stop Narain from selling the footage, the onetime Playboy Playmate filed a motion asking that Farrell's lawsuit against her be dismissed, clearing the way for her to sell the tape. However, Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Elihu Berle rejected her request.
But for now on, "We were able to completely resolve it. The terms are confidential," Narain's attorney, Leodis Matthews revealed. The trial in the matter is scheduled to begin July 21 in Los Angeles Superior Court.


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There are some who are saying we "conservatives" should move to the left if we want to win elections. That is not an option!
I would rather see the GOP lose every election than become "light" Democrats!
Some of us feel that we will have to answer to a "Higher Power," namely to God and our posterity, so we will not embrace abortion, amnesty, socialized medicine and the emasculation of our military to pay for illegal alien entitlements.
The liberal media and our "educational system" have done a great job making half of our citizens believe that America is the problem.
It will take a crash to make them understand.
Go Galt!


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Author | exchange4media News Service | Tuesday, Jul 19,2016 12:19 PM
Facebook will be announcing new ways to help advertisers find their most valuable customers, while helping customers find the apps they're likely to engage with and enjoy.
With almost 90% of time spent on mobile is spent in apps and 58% of mobile purchases are made through apps , it's increasingly important to connect with the people who are most likely to not just download their apps, but take valuable actions within it.
To help businesses reach these valuable people, Facebook is launching a new product: App Event Optimization. This helps businesses maximize long term app value—beyond the install.
When it comes to mobile, apps are where it's at. Mobile apps can bring ongoing value to businesses, especially when the right people download them. Almost 90% of time spent on mobile is spent in apps1 and 58% of mobile purchases in the US are made through apps.
However, not every person who installs an app will take actions within it that are valuable to businesses, like making a purchase, booking a trip or reaching a certain level within a game. Thirty days after people install an app, only 6% of them are still using it.
Moreover, not all app installs are equal. As mobile app businesses evolve, it's increasingly important for them to connect with the people who are likely to not just download their apps, but to take valuable actions within them.
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Wreaths honor veterans
Disabled American Veterans Chapter 147 will host the national Wreaths Across America event at 11 a.m. Saturday at Central Texas State Veterans Cemetery, 11463 State Highway 195, Killeen. For more information, call Retired Lt. Col. Randy Brumagim at (254) 681-4515.
Belton senior center hosts Christmas party Saturday
The Belton Senior Activity Center will have its annual Christmas party and dance from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. Saturday.
The Old Friends Band will provide live dance music. Refreshments will be served throughout the evening, and guests are asked to bring their favorite Christmas goodies to share. Door prizes will be provided by local business sponsors. Admission is $5 per person. The Senior Activity Center is at 842 S. Mitchell St. in Belton. For more information, call the center at (254) 939-1170 or the activities director at (254) 718-1859.
Water district meets Monday
Bell County Water Control and Improvement District No. 3 meets at 5 p.m. Monday at 303 N. Main St., Nolanville.
On the agenda are installation of newly elected board members; vacation time and holiday pay for Lee Everett; city of Nolanville, old and new business; superintendent report and executive session.
Potluck dinner set for Monday
A potluck dinner will be at 5 p.m. Monday at the Belton Senior Activity Center, 842 S. Mitchell St. Guests are asked to bring a casserole dish, side dish or dessert to share, and the center will provide the meat, coffee and tea. Following the meal, Laron Tubb will entertain with Christmas music. For more information, call the center at (254) 939-1170 or the activities director at (254) 718-1859.


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I am not a man who believes in moral victories when it comes to sports. The beautiful thing about sports is it's clear cut, you either win or you lose.
With that said, however, I can pull one huge positive out of Sunday's loss to the New York Giants, and that is that Robert Griffin III played his heart out yesterday and did everything (super)humanly possible to win that game.
Going into Sunday's game everyone wondered how RG3 would take the pressure of his very first NFC East game against the defending Super Bowl Champions in their own building.
Griffin responded by going 20 for 28 passing with 258 yards two touchdowns and one interceptions. He also ran the ball the way he needed to by racking up 89 yards on nine attempts.
In spite of mounting injuries and suspect secondary play by the Redskins defense, Griffin kept the Skins in it until the very end. In fact, until the defense gave up a late touchdown pass (Eli Manning's only TD pass of the day) it had appeared that Griffin had led the Skins on a game winning drive with a beautiful touch pass down the slot.
Again, I don't believe in moral victories but if I can take just one positive away from this game (well two because once again Alfred Morris rushed for over 100 yards) it is that Griffin has established himself as the up and coming quarterback in the NFL, and that this past Sunday could have been just a glimpse at the greatness to come from Griffin and the Redskins.Tags: Eli Manning, Football, New York Giants, NFL, Robert Griffin III, Washington, Washington Redskins


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The Black Cats beat Leicester 2-1 while Ipswich could only draw with Leeds - guaranteeing a return to the top flight for McCarthy's team.
"It's exciting, it's what we've been striving for," said McCarthy. "We should enjoy the moment.
"I was as emotional as anyone and when that result came through from Leeds I was crying, yes."
Sunderland were relegated from the Premiership two years ago, but McCarthy said his team deserved another go at top-flight football.
"We've earned the right to have a go at it," added McCarthy.
"I've got a different group of guys going into the league than those who went down.
"It's a huge pleasure, a relief and delight with a group of players who have come in and set the place on fire.
"The lads all want a medal and we want the championship trophy."


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Thanks to everyone who has contributed to the Lomography Film Scanner Kickstarter project – there's still time for you to take part. Did you know it can also scan panoramic photos? Here we've prepared some examples of Spinner 360° photos scanned using the Lomography Film Scanner!
These scans of the Spinner 360° photos have been scanned using the Smartphone Film Scanner and then stitched together by us manually. As a part of the project, we're currently working on an integrated App for iPhone and Android that will automatically stitch those panoramic photos for you. Scanning 35mm panoramas has never been as fast or easy as this!
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The Scans you can get with your Lomography Smartphone Scanner are even good enough quality to print; so you can bring those long lost negatives back to life, make some beautiful looking prints and start sharing them the analog way too!
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Join hosts Pamela, Patricia, and Jessica as they get amped up for the premiere of season 5 of BBC's Merlin by breaking down the latest trailer! Seeing as this is the last episode before Merlin starts back up, the hosts also go on the record with their predictions for what they expect to see in the show's upcoming 5th season!
– It's been a big week for Merlin season 5 news and we're filling you in on all the biggest news stories!
– We discuss the latest guest star news and rumors and theorize on what roles each could play in the Merlin story line
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Daimler's autonomous bus has completed a 20-km route in Amsterdam without any human input.
Two years ago, Mercedes took the wraps off the Future Truck 2025 concept which came equipped with an autonomous Highway Pilot assistance system allowing the truck to drive itself at speeds up to 52.8 mph (85 kph). Now, that technology has been adapted for city use and has been implemented in the Future Bus which features a CityPilot system allowing the bus to work autonomously at up to 43.5 mph (70 kph).
To prove the capabilities of its driverless bus, Mercedes conducted a demonstration in Amsterdam on a section of the longest bus rapid transit (BRT) line in Europe. The Future Bus was able to operate itself on the entire 20-km route, stopping at bus stops and traffic lights, braking whenever there was an obstacle, passing through tunnels, as well as opening and closing the doors at every bus stop. Just to be on the safe side, a person was still on board to monitor the autonomous bus as it maneuvered itself through traffic.
This was all possible by installing both short- and long-range radars that worked together with a number of cameras and a built-in GPS. In addition, Mercedes' Future Bus is smart enough to communicate via Wi-Fi with the infrastructure and can learn the status of the traffic lights, so it can take full advantage of a green wave of coordinated lights.
Daimler Buses explains the first step that needs to be taken in order to enable entirely automated city bus driving is to have BRT lines featuring separate lanes. The person behind the wheel can operate the bus as usual on a normal road and then switch to CityPilot whenever there is a route suitable for automated driving.
Today's buses are mostly on the boring side in terms of exterior and interior design, but this one certainly has what it takes to convince more people to leave their cars at home and take public transport. It's only a concept for now, but it does signal a bright future for city transit, one that Daimler promises will be greener and safer thanks to automated driving.
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Oscars 2013 – Part 1
I did eight dishes inspired by the best picture nominees for our Oscar party this year. I planned nine, but Pearl didn't want to nap so there was no time for the "Zero Dark Meat Meatballs", a reprise of "There Will Not be Blood Meatballs." Oh well…
Above is a shot of the almost full spread. A big thanks to my friend Justin for helping to take photos as I frantically finished cooking, Ryan washed dishes, and Pearl wandered around wondering why the furniture was rearranged in the front room.
Let's kick things off with "The Honest Abe", a very tasty concoction courtesy of a bar that Ryan visited while shooting a travelogue show that he co-created called "Pub Crawl". I didn't make these, but I had one, and it was gooooood. I think with more than one I would have started to get real honest, everyone. It was composed of whiskey (Irish, in honor of Daniel Day Lewis), Cointreau, and lemon. Thanks to Alexis and Davidson for manning the bar and doing such a great job with these.
Next up we have "Silver Lining Nut Cups". For these I used the recipe for Curried Cashew Crunch from The Native Foods Restaurant Cookbook. Despite everything these touched turning yellow from the turmeric, I love this recipe, and I'll make it again and again. It's salty, sweet, savory, crunchy, chewy… good stuff.
These you already know – "S'mour" Bars! I hadn't seem "Amour" when I first made these. Needless to say, this time around, they were seasoned with tears and sighs.
And to end with a bang, let's take a look at "Les MiserabBRIE". I served two different types of brie from my new hero, Miyoko Schinner. Her cookbook, Artisan Vegan Cheese, is incredible. I really feel like it's changed my life. A bold statement, but one that barely scratches the surface of what cheese meant to me in my pre-vegan days.
The brie pictured above is the version from her book. Below is a version she wrote for a VegNews article. I decided to bake it in some vegan crescent dough to mix things up. The second brie took longer to make, but was SO WORTH IT. It was devoured, and I can't wait to make it again. I promise that I'll do a review of the book soon. Chasing a one-year-old around all day is tiring, you guys.
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MT. JULIET -- A memorial service will be held 1:30 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 19 at Bond Memorial Chapel for Mr. Jasenovic, 91, of Hermitage.
Mr. Jasenovic died Oct. 29, 2011 after a short illness and will be greatly missed by his family and friends.
Born in Croatia, he escaped communism in 1952 and moved to Canada where he lived and worked until 1977. He then moved to the United States where he retired from Nortel in 1989 after 35 years.
Services will be conducted by with Chaplain Nanette Mathe.
Survivors include: his wife of 49 years Carmelle Poirier Jasenovic; sons Darko (Fern Shaw) Jasenovic of Signal Hill, CA; Ivan (Debbie Glave) Jasenovic of Queensland, Australia; Alan (Kathleen Nishikawa) Jasenovic of Wanship, UT and Michel (Sheri Sanders) Jasenovic of Murfreesboro.
Also surviving are grandchildren Jean-Sebastien Jasenovic, Dahlia Pattington Jasenovic, Joakim and Ellis Jasenovic and Emma and Simon Jasenovic as well as five great-grandchildren.
Mr. Jasenovic was preceded in death by his parents Antun and Marija Nemet Jasenovic.
In lieu of flowers memorials may be made to Alive Hospice Inc., 1718 Patterson St., Nashville 37203.
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The 1872 sequel to "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland "finds Carroll's inquisitive heroine in a fantastic land where everything is reversed. Alice encounters talking flowers, madcap kings and queens, and becomes a pawn in a bizarre chess game involving Humpty Dumpty, Tweedledum and Tweedledee, and other amusing nursery-rhyme characters. Features 50 illustrations by Sir John Tenniel.
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WIMBLEDON, England — Serve after booming serve, game after nerve-racking game, Roger Federer and Andy Roddick went at each other with everything they had in Sunday's Wimbledon final.
They were each other's equal for four full sets and nearly the entire 30-game fifth set. Until Federer broke Roddick's serve for the only time and won 5-7, 7-6 (8-6), 7-6 (7-5), 3-6, 16-14.
The epic match — the fifth set alone lasted more than 90 minutes — gave Federer his sixth Wimbledon title. Add that to five from the U.S. Open, three from the Australian Open and one from the French Open, and Federer's Grand Slam total reached 15, one more than the record held by Pete Sampras, who flew in from California to be on hand.
"He's a legend," said Sampras, who was joined in the Royal Box front row by fellow greats Rod Laver and Bjorn Borg.
"Now he's an icon."
Federer served a personal-record 50 aces in a match that took 4 hours, 16 minutes. But Roddick was, on balance, the better server, holding his serve on his first 37 games. But on the 38th …
"It was a crazy match with an unbelievable end, and my head is still spinning," Federer said.
"It's an unbelievable moment in my career."
It also was a happier ending at Wimbledon for Federer than last year, when he lost the fifth set 9-7 to Rafael Nadal in one of the greatest matches in tennis history.
"Sports, or tennis, is cruel sometimes. We know it," said Federer, 27. "I went through some five-setters in Grand Slam finals, too, and ended up losing. It's hard."
This final was a different spectacle in terms of rhythm and tactics than last year.
Federer and Roddick combined for 77 aces and 181 winners. They kept the rallies short, so the marathon moved at a much brisker pace than last year's epic, which took 4:48.
It was not until 10-10 in the fifth set that the match passed the four-hour mark. By then, Federer had already saved two break points in the 17th game: the first at 15-40 with a 118 mph first serve that Roddick could not return with his forehand; the second at 30-40 with a forehand swing-volley winner.
Those were the last break points Roddick had in the match, but this final was a long way from over, and the crowd's buzz seemed to get louder each time Roddick managed to even the score.
"You just keep going," Roddick said. "Looking back, it seems like a lot. But each time, it was just a point, and then another one and another one. I guess it added up after a while."
There was not another break point for either man until Roddick served while trailing 15-14.
At deuce, Roddick sailed a forehand long, giving Federer his seventh break point of the match. Until then, he was 0-for-6. But this also was a championship point, and Federer converted.
It ended the longest set in Wimbledon final history. Ashley Cooper beat Neale Fraser 13-11 in the fourth set in 1958, and Jaroslav Drobny beat Ken Rosewall 13-11 in the first set in 1954.
"Frustrating at times because I couldn't break Andy 'til the very, very end," said Federer, who will surpass Nadal for No. 1 in the world when the new rankings come out today. "So satisfaction is maybe bigger this time around to come through because I couldn't control the match at all."
Roddick seemed poised to take control in the second set.
After breaking Federer to win the first, Roddick went up 6-2 in the tiebreaker. He had four chances to go up 2-0. All slipped away. On the last, he wildly misplayed a backhand volley.
"At that point, like everything else, there's two options: You lay down or you keep going," said Roddick, 26. "The second option sounded better to me."
Roddick lost the third set, too, but rallied to take the fourth. Then came the fifth. Wimbledon doesn't use tiebreakers in fifth sets, and there were times it seemed Federer and Roddick would play into the night.
They almost did before Roddick fell to 0-3 in Wimbledon finals. The other two losses, in 2004 and 2005, also came to Federer, against whom he is 2-19.
"I just want to say congratulations to Roger. He's a true champion and deserves everything he gets," Roddick said on the court, holding back tears.
"I tried. Sorry, Pete."


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I can't remember if I mentioned in this blog that at least three people told me in the last 4 weeks that I am not organised.
Now I believe in synchronicities and took this as a message from the universe that I have to have a look at my organisation of my writing. I realised that I am on a good way to be better organised but not there yet and whoosh another synchronicity:
Randy Ingermanson was writing in his newsletter about journalling your writing business which means to write down your goals and then write down which you have achieved and which need to be moved or changed. I have started this for my writing even though I am not sure yet if this shall lead me to a real business but well it helps anyway.
And what does this have to do with the National Novel Writing Month?
Well, when I decided to take part I also had to decide what I will do with my blogs: let them be paused or go on writing. Both did not seem right or possible. So I decided I take this month to write the entries for November and schedule them. This way I can fully concentrate on the NaNoWriMo but do not lose my blogs.
So far I am quite good. The diary really helps to stay focussed and I even achieved more goals than I have planned.
That is a really good feeling!
May your writing be creative this week and may you achieve whatever your goal is!
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Writing Consultants are students who are good at writing and talking to fellow students about writing. They provide "another set of eyes." A Writing Consultant will work with you to show you good options for improving whatever you are trying to write. (To see a complete list of this semester's Writing Consultants, go to "Meet a Kenyon Writer.")
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