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Alykes, Corfu Island
|The modern tourist resort of Alykes is situated at a distance of 3 kilometers northwestern to the capital Corfu, on the main road leading to the northern part of the island. Accommodation is possible in hotels, studios and rooms to let, at the beach, within the settlement and in the area around.
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|Alykes village, Corfu
|Panaghia Coucouritsa church, Evropouli village
|You will enjoy swimming at the sandy, well organised beach of the resort and at the other beaches of the area.
The whole area is ideal for short excursions: you may visit the nearby village of Potamos, at a distance of some 2 kilometers to the South, with very interesting churches. If you are interested in modern history of Greece, don't miss to go to the village of Evropouli, where you may visit the Museum of Ioannis Capodistrias (the first governor of Greece, after it had been declared and independent state).
The Museum, established in 1981, thanks to the donation of the Capodistrias family, has collected various personal items of the governor, family souvenirs and furniture of various periods. The Museum also houses a Center of Capodistrian Studies. Once at Evropouli you may also visit the church of Panaghia Coucouritsa.
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|Potamos village
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|For health problems, you may address to the sanitary services of the nearby capital Corfu (the prefecture's public hospital, clinics, private doctors and pharmacies). Access from the capital (Corfu, 3,5 kilometers far away) is possible by public buses (the blue ones) with regular service, by taxi and by rented or private cars and motorbikes.
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This sunny centerpiece will shed its own light on a summery garden wedding. Floral designer Ariella Chezar gathered creamy-gold Graham Thomas roses, yellow ranunculuses, and yellow calendulas, and set them loosely in foliage that included green-and-yellow coleus leaves, akebia (chocolate vine), and elderberries for contrast and texture.
If you use long tables, alternate small arrangements with tall ones; with round tables, use one big one and three "babies."
Arrangement by Ariella Chezar
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JERUSALEM (May. 25)
The new Yugoslav Minister to Israel, Yvan Vucmanovic, today presented his credentials to Israel President Itzhak BenZvi. The Yugoslav envoy told the President that his government has a "sincere desire to continue the friendly relations between both countries which are rooted in recent history when both states fought against a common enemy in the second World War."
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Spooky fun for the whole family at this free fall event on the Warner Pacific Mt. Tabor Campus in SE Portland. Come wearing your favorite costume (kids and adults)! What: WPC's Annual Fall Festival for the community When: Monday, October 31, from 6 – 9 pm (Haunted House is open until 10 pm) Where: Warner Pacific College campus – 2219... Full story »
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Bethel Congregational United Church of Christ (http://bethelbeaverton.org/) and Beaverton Lodge (http://beavertonlodge.com/) are co-hosting a multi-generational Social and Dance designed for people of all ages on Saturday, April 18th beginning at 6:30 pm. Live music featuring Amanda Sue and the Stump Stompin' Swing Band (http://amandasueband.weebly.com/). Dancing. Light Snacks. Games. Door prize. This is a family-friendly, community-wide event designed to bring back... Full story »
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Rhinebeck Writers Retreat Now Accepting Applications
Kathy Evans, Founder and Executive Director of the Rhinebeck Writers Retreat, announced that applications are open to all musical theatre writers for eight retreats taking place in Summer 2013. Rhinebeck Writers Retreat provides a writing team with a weeklong residency to work on their musical in a private home near Rhinebeck, New York. There will be eight one-week retreats offered between June 22 and August 25th. Applications are due February 28 and the submission fee is $20. The submitted musical can be at any stage of development, as long as it has not been published or licensed. All information, guidelines, and online application can be found at www.rhinebeckwriters.org.
Writers selected for this summer will pay nothing to participate, are reimbursed for travel from New York City, and receive a $300 stipend. There are a limited number of travel grants up to $400 available for writers living outside of New York City.
A panel of experts who are members of the Rhinebeck Writers Retreat "Sounding Board" will help select participants. Past Rhinebeck writers include Itamar Moses and Gaby Alter with Nobody Loves You, which will receive its New York City premiere at Second Stage this summer; Alex Timbers and Michael Friedman, who worked on a musical version of Love's Labour's Lost; Andrew Gerle, who received the Kleban award for Gloryana; Glenn Slater and Wendy Wilf with Beatsville; and Sean Barry, Laura Eason, and Jenny Giering, with Summerland.
Since its creation in 2011, Rhinebeck Writers Retreat has hosted 15 weeklong retreats, serving 32 writers developing 15 new musicals. Now beginning its third year, RWR provides a sanctuary for writing teams to do nothing but write their musicals in a bucolic setting in the heart of the Hudson Valley. All costs for the retreats are covered by contributions, including major support from The ASCAP Foundation, The Noël Coward Foundation, Stacey Mindich Productions, Rick Farrar, Brian Hargrove and David Hyde Pierce, Michael A. Jenkins, Peter Risafi, and Jeff Zadroga. www.rhinebeckwriters.org


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This has been the toughest come back year of any I have had in the past. Not sure which has slowed me more, age or my diabetes. By now I should be running 3-5 miles most outings but I cannot get past 2 and a half. It's as bad as the year I was diagnosed back in '04. Today the humidity was oppressive. Had to do some Galloway walking intervals just to survive. Oh, well. We will see if next week will bring improvement.
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Discipline is never an end in itself, only a means to an end. (RF)
By now I should be running 3-5 miles most outings
By now I should be running 3-5 miles most outings
OK, I have to ask why you think you should be? Maybe you should be right where you are, given the heat and humidity, and what your body is ready for. I have had to tell myself many times that if I am faster than my couch, I'm doing alright! Too much too soon is one of the many mistakes I have made over the years. Had to skip the first 2 half mary's I signed up for because I tried to keep up with a younger/faster group, and wound up with a hip injury that left me struggling just to walk for a while. So get back out there at YOUR pace and for YOUR distance and listening to YOUR body. Don't let the "should be's" chase you all the way to the couch. Stepping off soapbox now .
And yes, I need to tell myself the above too! I did a group bike ride on Saturday morning. It was a big one and supported with a couple of sag vehicles and rest stops w/ cold beverage refills and food. I was planning to do 40 miles, which was the shortest option that day (others going 100K and 100 miles). Had to be able to keep a 16 mph pace to the first rest stop at 20 miles, which is doable for me. Well, the group wound up averaging 17-18 mph, which I held onto for the first 10 miles or so, then dropped back. One of the ride leaders and another guy stayed with me and then we made a wong turn and didn't realize it until it meant we would have to ride well over 40 miles if we wanted to reach the rest/regroup spot. My normal ride leader also got left behind and we found him on the side of the road. So the two of us paired up and decided to skip the rest stop and extra miles and head back to the shop a shorter way. So only 31 miles, and feeling a bit like a loser. BUT, I AM STILL FASTER THAN MY COUCH! Also found out later that the ride had a couple of state champ bike riders in it. I'm sure they were riding off the front (which I would never see anyway), but made me feel a little better somehow.
I deserve a lecture, Carol! lol You're correct in that I need to run "my pace." But, I do have nearly 25 years of running logs and I have used my same 2.5 out and back as my yearly benchmark. That way I can see changes over time and set goals accordingly. I have to keep reminding myself that this year I am dealing with a 3 year gap in training so I need to be more realistic. Something I've been doing this year is running before breakfast. What am I thinking!!?. I don't know if it is coincidence or not, but I took yesterday off and relaxed with family. Today got up earlier and had a 1/4 cup of oatmeal (slow cooked kind, not the pre-packaged stuff) with chopped walnuts about 30 minutes before running the same 2.5 again. The energy was there and felt much better; almost like my old self. My pace was much better and heart rate at the end was improved. We'll see.
Interesting biking story. Reminds me of one of my earliest, in fact it might have been my very first race ever back in the day. It was called the Banana Run (I have no clue why but remember tons of bananas on a table at the finish), a 10k in Utica, NY. The course was mismarked and my buddies and I, of course, went the wrong way and added who knows how much time to our finish. Fun nonetheless.


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Wolves Women's Basketball Team Stands Its Ground
by JEFF KORENKO
Herald-Tribune sportswriter
The Grande Prairie Regional College Wolves women's hoops team served notice Saturday it isn't about to get pushed around, especially on home court.
Once again spreading the minutes around, the Wolves got production from pretty much everyone against a NAIT Ooks team that tried to set the physical tone early to pick up their fourth consecutive Alberta Colleges Athletic Conference win and 11th overall, with a 95-78 victory at the GPRC gym.
Less than 18 hours after downing the Ooks 70-52 Friday night, the Wolves, led by forward Jen Seemann's 20 points, got double-digit outings from five players Saturday afternoon.
"We got a lot of production from a lot of people sharing the scoring around," said Wolves head coach Mark Catling. "That's been our strength all year. We are tough to play against because we have a lot of depth. It's nice to score 95."
Opening with a 13-4 run in the first five minutes, the Wolves led 22-11 after the first quarter and never trailed, building 41-26 and 62-47 leads at the halftime and third-quarter breaks, respectively.
They moved the ball crisply and went to the hoop aggressively in transition throughout the game, despite the fact the contest started with some hard fouls by NAIT under their basket.
For the better part of three quarters, the Wolves did an outstanding job of limiting the Ooks' chances underneath, forcing them to shoot from the perimeter, until the game was well in hand.
The Wolves outscored the Ooks 33-31 in the fourth quarter.
They got 16 points from Laura Dunsdon, 15 from defensive specialist Erin Slemp, 13 from Erica Rude and 10 from guard Jaelle Duinker.
"I think the girls were a little more motivated today. We knew this was a big game for us and to sweep (NAIT) right off the bat to begin the second semester was important," said Catling. ""The girls really wanted to get that first weekend back out of the way and win two games.
"(NAIT) came (Saturday) to play and were physical and I liked the composure our girls showed. They sent us to the line a lot for some easy baskets and, all in all, it was a good win."
Saturday's win improved the Wolves' record to 11-3. While they remain third in the North Division, they now trail the second-place King's University College Eagles (12-4) by just two points and the first-place Grant MacEwan Griffins (14-2) by six.
The Wolves have played two fewer games than both teams.
NAIT fell to 5-11 and now sit fifth in the North.
The 15 points put up by Slemp were a season-high for her and followed a 12-point outing Friday night, which had been her previous best before Saturday.
She hit a pair of consecutive threes late in the fourth quarter; the second of which pretty much salted the game away.
"I am pretty proud because I am not a big offensive player, so I have been trying to work on that heading into the second half," said Slemp. "I just decided to shoot the ball more and luckily they went in.
"After this weekend, I think I will have a lot more confidence and feel more comfortable shooting the ball.
"They came out hard and put up some big numbers, but we were very balanced. I am really proud of the way we played this weekend," said Slemp.


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Ray Martin from Australia documents the people in Tasmania with the GFX.
Part 2 of the series. Ray Martin from Australia documents the people in Tasmania with the GFX.
X-Photographer Fernando Moleres from Spain visits Festival Holi in India.
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Photojournalist Michael Coyne documents the life of the people in rural villages in Borneo.
X-Photographer Tomasz Lazar from Poland visits Aokigahara Forest at the foot of Mt. Fuji
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X-Photographer Megan Lewis follows the life of Tommy, a man living in rural Australia.
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The 1960s was, in many ways, a transformative decade, not just
for the Massachusetts Bar Association, but for the legal profession
in Massachusetts. Some of the initiatives from nearly a
half-century ago include: the expanded availability of continuing
education; greater legal input in the legislative process; policing
of the profession; and the creation of the Massachusetts Bar
Massachusetts Bar Association President Gerald P. Walsh (1959-60)
set the stage by suggesting the MBA create a newsletter and expand
the organization's annual continuing legal education program to a
year-round, statewide effort. He would not see his plans come to
fruition, however; he died shortly after stepping down in 1960 due
to illness.
Harold Horvitz (1960-62) started to put Walsh's ideas into effect
in 1960, including starting the monthly MBA Newsletter,
which would later become Lawyers Journal.
Walsh's intention to improve continuing education -- which the MBA
started offering at its 1942 Annual Meeting -- was followed through
by presidents Horvitz and Laurence H. Lougee (1962-63). Richard
Milstein, who had previously introduced CLE to Hampden County, was
hired to run the MBA's program, and by the fall of 1962, programs
were offered in New Bedford, Pittsfield, Springfield and
Horvitz would also, along with Committee on Legislation Chairman
Livingston Hall, convince the Board of Delegates on Sept. 20, 1960,
to hire a "legislative agent" to keep the MBA apprised of the
Legislature's activity as it happened, rather than simply weigh in
after legislation was passed.
After Hall became president (1963-64), he helped create the
Massachusetts Bar Foundation in the spring of 1965, modeling it on
the American Bar Foundation. He also oversaw the launch of the
Young Lawyers Section, for attorneys under 36, following vthe
introduction of the Junior Bar.
Hall's term was capped, at the June 1964 Annual Meeting, with
another breakthrough: the creation of the Clients' Security Fund,
which provided compensation to the victims of dishonest lawyers,
duties now handled by the state's Clients' Security Board. (The
fund was set in motion by Horvitz in 1961, when he appointed
Pittsfield attorney Lincoln S. Cain to investigate whether it would
be viable.)
President Walter H. McLaughlin Sr. (1964-66) eventually succeeded
in convincing the Supreme Judicial Court chief justice to allow
depositions to be used as a discovery tool in litigation, a
position that had been advocated by the MBA's Committee on
Administration of Justice in 1962.
McLaughlin, who had been involved in many of the MBA's initiatives
before becoming president in 1964, also advocated the purchase of a
permanent headquarters for the MBA two decades before it would find
its permanent home at 20 West St. in Boston.
One of McLaughlin's other major efforts was the unification of the
bar after decades of discussion. The debate over mandating
membership in the state bar association, with annual dues, would
not be settled until 1974, when the SJC settled on a compromise
that created the Board of Bar Overseers.
1960: Harold Horvitz is elected president of
the MBA.
1962: Laurence H. Lougee is elected president of
the MBA.
1962: For the first time, through the coordinated
dissemination of materials through a network of local associations,
cohesive continuing legal education is available to every member of
the bar.
1962: With an expanded committee base and a
greater number of active members, the MBA is able to address issues
it was less than successful on just a few years prior, including
the administration of justice, which would become the dominant and
defining vision of the association through the mid-1960s.
1963: Livingston Hall, professor at Harvard Law
School, is elected president of the MBA.
1963: In December, the Young Lawyers Section is
formed to develop the young leadership of the association and
assist bar members under the age of 36 gain experience and
1964: At the annual meeting in June, the
association votes to establish a client security fund, providing
compensation to clients for monetary losses caused by dishonest
acts of members of the bar. It is the first bar association in the
country to do so, and leads to the creation of the state's Clients'
Security Board.
1964: Walter McLaughlin Sr. is elected president
of the MBA.
1964: Unification of the various state bar
associations into one organization, a sensitive and deeply personal
topic that had been discussed at various times since the 1930s, is
once again broached at the annual meeting. It will be discussed for
the next 10 years.
1965: An organizational meeting on May 13 begins
the process of establishing the Massachusetts Bar Foundation,
dedicated to supporting the bar association and students of
1966: Paul A. Tamburello is elected president of
the MBA.
1966: Father Robert F. Drinan, former dean of the Boston
College Law School, receives the Gold Award at the MBA Annual
Meeting in recognition of his devotion to public service, his work
in the area of civil rights, and his expertise on the relationship
between church and state. The award was also a recognition of the
Committee on Administration of Justice - created, implemented and
directed by Drinan - as one of the most productive and important
committees in the association's history. Drinan later served five
terms in Congress.
1967: The headquarters of the MBA move from
Barrister's Hall, near Scollay Square, to One Center Plaza.
1967: Tamburello leads a delegation of doctors
and dignitaries on a tour of Bridgewater State Hospital, the
state's only institution for the criminally insane. The deplorable
conditions witnessed by journalists and a documentary crew receive
national attention. Tamburello pledges the assistance of the 6,000
members of the bar association to those confined because they
lacked legal aid. He personally took on the case of the first
inmate represented by the bar, who had been unlawfully detained for
53 years.
1968: Phillip L. Sisk is elected president of the
1970: After Tamburello's discovery at Bridgewater
and the subsequent work by MBA members and the attorney general's
office, a complete revision and reform of the state's laws
regarding mental illness is completed. The new code is heralded as
one of the most comprehensive statutory overhauls in modern history
and as a national model of how to humanely protect the interests of
the mentally ill.


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Calendar Resources for March
Here are March resources that map to our shelter-specific 2017 calendar, or get the entire year at once.
Along with the Ides of March, the month brings a flurry of special events.
Here you'll find resources for encouraging kids to read to shelter animals, messages to help protect pets against poisoning and ideas for social media fun. Also, anyone who shelters equines should sign up now for Help a Horse Day in April!
Involve the Community
Read Across America Day
National Poison Prevention Week
- ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center
- Top Toxins Pets Most Often Ingest
- Household Products, Indoor & Outdoor Risks
- People & Pet Food Dangers
- DIY Pet First-Aid Kit
Hiring and Training
- Taking the Mystery Out of Hiring
- Hiring, Firing and Supporting Your Staff webinar
- Road Map to New Hire Orientation
- Hiring the Right People for Your Culture webinar
- Hiring the Right People: 4 Things to Keep in Mind
- Customer Service for Social Change webinar
- Welcome! We're So Glad You're Here
- Great Job! 10 Ways to Acknowledge Good Work
- Who Makes an Effective Shelter Veterinarian?
Plan Ahead
Help a Horse Day
Preparing for Kitten Season
- 4 Clever Ways to Message Kitten Season
- How to Throw a Kitten Shower
- Make Kitten Season Live Release Season
Foster Recruitment & Prep
- 6 Ways to Find Foster Families
- Best Ideas to Attract, Keep and Grow Volunteers
- Infection Control for Foster Care
- Customizable Guides for Dog and Cat Foster Homes
- Increasing Volunteers to Save More Lives webinar
- Getting Shelter Animals Ready for Foster Care webinar
ACO & Volunteer Appreciation
- Have You Hugged an ACO Today?
- Have You Thanked an ACO Today?
- Involving the Community Through Proactive Animal Control
- 5 Ways to Show Volunteers How Important They Are
- Top 3 Tips for Volunteer Success
- Training and Retaining Volunteers in a Small Organization
- Increasing Volunteers to Save More Lives webinar
- Recruiting and Keeping Equine Volunteers webinar


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Since XINJIE holiday travel was officially established in 2004, the brand has won favorable comments from the majority of visitors, colleagues, domestic and foreign suppliers. We have been committed ourselves to develop the new tourism business of Chinese citizens to Oceania and America. And now the scope of business has been involved in group travel of Chinese citizens, business visits and training, student tours, summer and winter Camp and other aspects. Great strength, rich operation experience, the principle of customer supremacy, has created the resounding brand of XINJIE Holiday Travel, and won a high reputation in China and Overseas.
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The folks behind AnTuTu have been putting increasingly more effort in heralding upcoming phones, and this latest unmasking makes no exception. The somewhat cryptic Vivo X3S W runs on, you guessed it, MediaTek's new 'true' octa-core MT6592 system-on-chip with a Mali-450 GPU. The screen measures in at 5-inches and offers a pixel resolution of 720x1280, which means a fairly crisp viewing experience. The combination of these internals adds up to a score of just under 28,000 points on AnTuTu's benchmark suite. That's a pretty decent result, and judging by the remaining specs, it's obvious that the Vivo X3S W is on path to enter the upper mid-range. Said specs include 1GB of RAM, along with 16GB of native storage, and 5MP and 8MP front and rear cameras, respectively.
As is to be expected, speculation has been mounting up, and some are making a rather brave guess that the X3S W may see the light of day no later than today. In any case, it won't be long now until we know for sure.
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Today is Tuesday, Feb. 5, the 36th day of 2013. There are 329 days left in the year.
Today's Highlight in History:
On Feb. 5, 1973, services were held at Arlington National Cemetery for U.S. Army Col. William B. Nolde, the last official American combat casualty before the Vietnam cease-fire took effect.
On this date:
In 1783, Sweden recognized the independence of the United States.
In 1922, the first edition of Reader's Digest was published.
In 1971, Apollo 14 astronauts Alan Shepard and Edgar Mitchell stepped onto the surface of the moon in the first of two lunar excursions.
Ten years ago: Secretary of State Colin Powell urged the U.N. Security Council to move against Saddam Hussein, saying Iraq had failed to disarm, was harboring terrorists and was hiding behind a "web of lies." Longtime CBS News radio reporter Larry LeSueur died in Washington at age 93.
Five years ago: John McCain seized command of the race for the Republican presidential nomination, winning delegate-rich primaries from the East Coast to California on Super Tuesday; Democratic rivals Hillary Rodham Clinton and Barack Obama traded victories. Maharishi Mahesh Yogi, a guru to the Beatles who introduced the West to transcendental meditation, died at his home in the Dutch town of Vlodrop.
One year ago: Josh Powell, long identified as a person of interest in the 2009 disappearance of his wife, Susan, set fire to his home in Graham, Wash., killing himself and his two sons, 7-year-old Charles and 5-year-old Braden, who had shown up for a supervised visit.
Today's Birthdays: Country singer Claude King is 90. The Rev. Andrew M. Greeley is 85. Baseball Hall-of-Famer Hank Aaron is 79. Actor Stuart Damon is 76. Tony-winning playwright John Guare is 75. Financial writer Jane Bryant Quinn is 74. Actor David Selby is 72. Singer-songwriter Barrett Strong is 72. Football Hall-of-Famer Roger Staubach is 71. Singer Cory Wells (Three Dog Night) is 71. Movie director Michael Mann is 70. Rock singer Al Kooper is 69. Actress Charlotte Rampling is 67. Racing Hall-of-Famer Darrell Waltrip is 66. Actress Barbara Hershey is 65. Actor Christopher Guest is 65. Actor Tom Wilkinson is 65. Actor-comedian Tim Meadows is 52. Actress Jennifer Jason Leigh is 51. Actress Laura Linney is 49. Rock musician Duff McKagan (Velvet Revolver) is 49. World Golf Hall-of-Famer Jose Maria Olazabal is 47. Actor-comedian Chris Parnell is 46. Rock singer Chris Barron (Spin Doctors) is 45. Singer Bobby Brown is 44. Actor Michael Sheen is 44. Country singer Sara Evans is 42. Actor-singer Darren Criss (TV: "Glee") is 26. Actor Jeremy Sumpter is 24.
Thought for Today: "Men do not desire to be rich, but to be richer than other men." -- John Stuart Mill, English philosopher and economist (1806-1873).


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CHIPPENHAM Town are waiting for feedback from the Football Association before deciding what action to take in response to Saturday's unsavoury scenes at the end of the 2-2 draw with St Neots Town.
The Evo-Stik League Southern Premier Division club have held an internal inquiry into the fracas at the end of Saturday's encounter, which resulted in Bluebirds' defender Alex Kite and St Neots striker Ben Mackey being sent off and scuffles both on and off the pitch involving both players and spectators at Hardenhuish Park.
Town also studied a copy of the video of the match as well as photographic evidence after the game and revealed they had sent those pictures to their counterparts at the Cambridgeshire club for their comments.
Chairman John Applegate said: "We've sent the video off to the St Neots chairman (Mike Kearns) and we'll wait to see if he has anything to say about it.
"At this moment in time, we've got to look into everything that went on and wait to see the referee's report.
"We've always dealt with things properly at Chippenham and we've got no choice but to come down n From back page hard if there was any violence."
The flashpoint occurred after the award of a controversial penalty to the visitors, moments before the final whistle.
Mackey converted the spot-kick to draw St Neots level for the second time but then he and several teammates became entangled with Chippenham goalkeeper Ben John in the back of the net.
As players from both sides joined in the melee, coaches and substitutes from the benches became involved while there were also scuffles on the terraces behind the goal.
It is understood that Chippenham are looking into allegations that a St Neots player was struck by a spectator during the course of the fracas.
The club will learn of any FA views, once the governing body has reviewed the report of Pewsey official Matthew Rushton, who was in charge.
Players and management met Bluebirds officials on Tuesday night to discuss the weekend's events, with vice-chairman Neil Blackmore pledging that the situation would be dealt with after being thoroughly investigated.
He said: "We can't act until we hear back from the FA and also once we've gone through all of the physical evidence. But it was a cracking game of football on Saturday and what happened at the end really spoilt it."


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Do you know someone who is a psychic vampire? Not sure what a psychic vampire is? Do you want to know how to protect yourself from a psychic vampire? The following information will help you to understand everything you need to know about psychic vampires and how to protect yourself from their negative, draining energy.
What is a psychic vampire?
Have you ever come away from a conversation with another person, even a person you would consider to be a friend, feeling drained, exhausted or suddenly depressed for no reason? If so, then it's possible that you have just encountered a psychic vampire.
Psychic vampires are people who feed off the energy of other people around them; if you have ever encountered one you'll know exactly what we mean. Psychic vampires may not be consciously trying to draw on your energy, they do it because they, themselves, are needy in some way. Some psychic vampires are ill and low in energy, while others are suffering from depression, and some are people who are desperately insecure in some way.
The majority of psychic vampires are not nasty people, as we have already mentioned they are simply "needy" people. They take your energy because they have a subconscious need to boost their own energy. People who are psychic vampires may:
- Be low in physical energy or ill
- Fear rejection or abandonment excessively
- Need more nurturing and care than others, perhaps because of traumatic life experiences
- Need constant reassurance
- Be the kind of people who are never happy or satisfied
- Be bitter or mean-spirited in character
You can meet psychic vampires in all walks of life; they could be members of your own family, work colleagues, classmates, friends or acquaintances. People who work in caring professions are often susceptible to psychic vampires because of the nature of their work, as are online psychics because of the sheer numbers of people who contact them for help.
What do psychic vampires do?
If you have ever been in the company of a psychic vampire, you'll know just how draining the aftereffects can be. What happens is that the psychic vampire steals your energy. This can leave YOU with some of the following symptoms:
- General weakness or exhaustion
- Problems with sleep - nightmares, insomnia
- Anxiety or panic attacks
- Headaches
- Nausea or dizziness
- Feeling depressed for no particular reason
- Irritability
- Foggy mind, confusion
- Weak, depleted aura
How to prevent becoming the victim of a psychic vampire
It isn't difficult to learn how to protect yourself from a psychic vampire. There are three main ways to avoid a psychic attack from a psychic vampire.
Be aware: The first thing you need to do is work out which people in your life make you feel worse about yourself, exhausted or depressed after you have been in their company. It shouldn't be too difficult to work out - we all know people that drain our energy, even if we've never been able to put our finger on why. Once you have done this, you need to limit the time you spend with them or use the following protective techniques when you have no other option but to spend time with them.
Aura protection: Learn to protect and strengthen your aura by imagining your entire body protected by a powerful, egg-shaped bubble of pure, white light and positive energy. Practice strengthening your aura using this simple visualisation every day. If you have no choice but to spend time with the psychic vampire, take a shower when you get home or whenever you can and be sure to wash your hair. This sends a mental message to your mind to let it know that you're washing the other person's draining energy away.
Protective amulets: Carry a protective amulet somewhere on your body if you have to spend time with a psychic vampire. Many people carry a piece of clear quartz crystal to protect their aura.
If you are concerned that you may be the victim of a psychic vampire and would like more advice, our friendly online psychics are here to help you out.


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Farmers in Scotland have claimed sea eagles have been killing their lambs.
Fifteen more of the huge birds of prey were released into the wild in August, after the species were almost hunted to extinction in Fife.
The farmers say that since the large birds have been flying free, they've killed more than 200 lambs.
The RSPB bird charity has promised to look into every case, but says it doesn't think the birds are responsible for all the deaths.
Sea eagles have been known to take lambs in the past, but the farmers say this year's death toll is much worse.
The birds are known as 'flying barn doors' because they grow to be so huge, but the birds released in August were still tagged so experts could keep track of them.
It's the second year sea eagles have been released into the wild, and the plan was to release 20 more each year for the next three years.
But farmers want something to be done to protect their lambs before more birds are released.


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House Democrats voted this week to rob Texas and other states that balanced their budgets in order to give a $23 billion federal bailout to California and other big deficit states, through passage of the latest Obama Administration "stimulus" program.
"Speaker Pelosi's House just took the proverbial savings of the hardworking ant and gave it to the grasshopper," says House Republican Conference Secretary John Carter (TX31). "Texas and other states who made the tough choices to cut their spending and balance their budgets in tough economic times have just had their hard-won savings robbed and given to the states who have failed to balance their books. This action defies fiscal prudence, defies commonsense, and defies the sense of right and wrong of the majority of this country."
Carter says the fact that Democrat Congressman Lloyd Doggett succeeded in adding an amendment specifically penalizing Texas schools is a slap in the face to all Texans for pure political purposes, and that the amendment will likely be found in violation of both the Texas and U.S. Constitution.
"All this just adds to the list of specific legislation to be repealed by the new Congress in January," Carter says. "In addition, I would like to see any funds transferred under this bill be recovered and returned to the states who were penalized when this House changes hands."
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Robert Downey Jr. cradled his wife, Susan Downey's, baby bump at the 25th American Cinematheque Award ceremony in Beverly Hills on Friday (October 14), which honored the Iron Man star. Also in attendance were new parents Guy Ritchie and Jacqui Ainsley, Jodie Foster and Mel Gibson.
Gibson, 55, was invited onstage to present Downey Jr., 46, with the prestigious award. Downey Jr. took his time onstage to ask Hollywood to forgive his fellow actor. "Unless you are without sin — and if you are, you are in the wrong f**king industry — you should forgive him and let him work," Downey Jr. said.
He added: "I asked Mel to present this award for me for a reason," the celebrated actor said. "When I couldn't get sober, he told me not to give up hope and encouraged me to find my faith. It didn't have to be his or anyone else's as long as it was rooted in forgiveness. And I couldn't get hired, so he cast me in the lead of a movie that was actually developed for him. He kept a roof over my head and food on the table and most importantly he said if I accepted responsibility for my wrongdoing and embraced that part of my soul that was ugly – hugging the cactus he calls it — he said that if I hugged the cactus long enough, I'd become a man."
Downey Jr., who struggled with substance abuse in the past, costarred with Gibson in the 1990 film Air America. "He taught my many things, and I will use the 'C' word — courage," Downey Jr. said. "There's nothing so much wrong with him. Of course you have to worry about the guy making the judgment here. He's a good dude with a good heart."
Gibson has battled alcoholism and has been repeatedly taped making anti-Semitic comments. In March, he pled no contest for one misdemeanor count of spousal battery with his ex Oksana Grigorieva. During their custody case for their 23-month-old daughter Lucia, Gibson admitted, "I slapped Oksana with an open hand in an attempt to bring her back to reality."
Robert and Susan are expecting their first child together in February. The actor is already dad to 18-year-old son, Indio, from his 12-year marriage to Deborah Falconer.View Slideshow »»


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Fire Island Pines (often referred to as The Pines, simply Pines, or FIP) is a hamlet in the Town of Brookhaven, Suffolk County, New York, United States. It is located on Fire Island, a barrier island on the southern side of Long Island.
Fire Island Pines along with its bordering vicinity Cherry Grove, comprise the majority of the gay community on Fire Island.
The Pines, which has the most expensive real estate on Fire Island, has approximately 600 houses and a 100 unit condominium complex on its square mile of location. It has two-thirds of the swimming pools on Fire Island. Its summer seasonal population is between 2,500 and 3,000. In 2004, 12 people listed it as their full-time residence.
Transportation is via foot on the boardwalks. If a person wishes to carry groceries, the traditional way to do so is to pull toy wagons (commonly the popular Radio Flyer).
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Mayor Mitch Landrieu will hold a series of community meetings in each City Council district beginning Monday night to discuss 2015 budget priorities.
Landrieu has held such meetings every year since becoming mayor in 2010.
The ostensible purpose is to solicit residents' opinions on how the city should budget its money in the coming year. However, the meetings sometimes resemble general gripe sessions in which residents voice their opinions and complaints about a wide range of topics involving city government and its operations.
Landrieu will submit his 2015 budget to the City Council in October.
"Four years ago, we started these meetings to ensure that the people of New Orleans were included in the budgeting process," Landrieu said in a news release. "These meetings allow us to hear directly from New Orleanians on what their priorities are, and allow us to stick to our budgeting principles: cut smart, reorganize and invest in the future."
The city's "budgeting for outcomes" process is designed to produce a more "citizen-driven" budget and to ensure improved government performance and accountability by allocating money to achieve the end results that residents have endorsed.
The mayor will hold one meeting with each district City Council member. They will be joined at the sessions by deputy mayors, the police and fire chiefs and many other department and agency heads.
The meetings all will start at 6 p.m.
From 5:30 to 6 p.m., residents will be able to talk one on one with representatives from various departments about programs, initiatives and specific concerns.
The schedule of meetings is:
Monday: District C — L.B. Landry High School, 1200 L.B. Landry Ave., Algiers.
Wednesday: District A — Lakeview Christian Center, 5885 Fleur de Lis Drive.
Thursday: District E — Greater St. Stephen Full Gospel Baptist Church, 5600 Read Blvd.
Aug. 26: District B — Touro Synagogue, 4238 St. Charles Ave.
Aug. 27: District D — Arthur Ashe Charter School, 1456 Gardena Drive.


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The Big Box stores only carry pine (yellow) and oak shoe and quarter molding. I wanted maple to match my cabinets and toe kick. I also bought more to finish off the cabinets where they joined the wall. This adds an elegant touch since four cabinets border two windows. Make sure you measure several times and then cut the molding. This will save on wasted product. Remember: "Measure twice, cut once." Just make sure you measure correctly (spoken from experience). Thank you Lumber Liquidators for being open on Sunday and late on Thursday. This accommodated my work and remodel schedule.
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A GAS installer has been given a suspended prison sentence for carrying out illegal and dangerous work at a home in Brightlingsea.
William Saint was hired to install a gas fired boiler to heat a swimming pool at a home in Hall Cut Road, on 1 April 2013.
But he was not registered with Gas Safe Register - as UK law requires.
Despite making several attempts at installing the boiler, it failed to operate successfully and was deemed to be immediately dangerous when it was later inspected by British Gas.
Colchester Magistrates' Court heard despite receiving advice from a Gas Safe Register engineer, Saint failed to rectify all of the faults.
The installation was classed as 'at risk' by Gas Safe Register and the matter was passed to the Health and Safety Executive (HSE), who prosecuted Saint for safety failings.
Saint, 75, of Cherry Blossom Lane, Cold Norton, Chelmsford, was given a four-month prison sentence, suspended for 12 months, as well as 150 hours of unpaid community work after being found guilty of three separate breaches of the Gas Safety (Installation and Use) Regulations 1998.
He was also ordered to pay costs of £850.
After the case, HSE Inspector Vicky Fletcher said: "William Saint was well aware that he should be registered with Gas Safe Register in order to carry out gas work, yet he still chose to flout the law.
"People can die as a result of carbon monoxide poisoning and gas explosions. It is therefore vital that only registered gas engineers, who are trained and competent, work on gas appliances and fittings."


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Most importantly, I am NOT looking to hookup, have FWB or nsa. If you are seeking that, then I am certainly not for you.
Finding really hard to find things on the internet. (It comes from doing so much research when I was in college.)
Baking (it relaxes me)
Telling really inappropriate jokes
TV-american Horror Story, Game of Thrones, House, Downton Abbey
Movies--Stepbrothers, Band of Brothers (I know...its a mini-series)
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Dodge Repair Questions? Ask a Mechanic for Answers ASAP
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What kind of problems are you having?
i have the original key that came with the vehicle, it stopped working to lock/unlock remotely, but still starts the vehicle
i also have a refurb that needs to be programmed
You can probably get the original one working again. Open it up and take a look at the piece that holds the battery to the circuit board. This contact should be soldered to the circuit board in three spots. The most common problems with these keys is the battery hold down will break free and the battery power won't be transmitted to the circuit board any longer. If you remove the battery you can carefully resolder these joints back to the circuit board and normally fix the key without replacing it.
If you have two keys that are programmed and will start the engine there is a procedure to program additional keys yourself. If you do have two keys let me know and I'll give you the procedure. If you only have one key that will start and run the engine the customer programming method won't work (a security feature), and the additional key would have to be programmed using a dealer scan tool.
the battery is securely in place, and it is also new.
may i have the procedure?
Put the first programmed key in the ignition and turn it on. Leave the key on between 5 and 15 seconds. I always count off to about 8. Turn the key off and remove it, get it about 2 ft away from the ignition. Immediately put the second programmed key in and turn it on. Watch the round security light in the instrument cluster. when you turn the key on with the second key the light will come on for it's normal bulb check and go out. It will then come back on and start flashing. When it comes back on and flashes remove that key from the ignition and get it at least 2 ft from the ignition. Immediately put in your new unprogrammed key and turn it on, and it will program. The dash will either say that the key is programmed when it's done, or the security light will turn off.
That is the procedure to use if you have remote keyless entry only, no transponder chip in the key. If your Durango has the SKIM system with the transponder in the key (expensive key) that method won't work.
If you try to use this new key to start the engine does it work? If the engine starts and dies with this new key then you do have the SKIM system and you would use the method I sent to program the new key.
If you don't have the SKIM system then the other method you mentioned would be the one to use. You said your existing key didn't work however, and if the keyless entry portion of that key doesn't work you wouldn't be able to use that customer program method that you mentioned.
both keys work to start and drive the car so i assume i do not have the SKIM system,
do you know the complete procedure to reprogram keys without this system?
Get in and close the doors. Fasten the seatbelt so that chime doesn't get in the way.
Put the good programmed key in and turn it on. Don't start the engine, just turn the key on.
Press and hold the unlock button. after holding the button for four seconds press and hold the panic button. This has to happen within 6 seconds of the initial press of the unlock button.
When it chimes release both buttons. Now it's in program mode.
On the new key press the lock and unlock buttons together. It will chime. Within four seconds of the chime press the unlock button again and a chime will be heard. This is telling you the key is programmed.
Turn the key off and you are done.
i can get the car to go into program mode but the key will not take programming
i checked everything over and over and still nothing, well i guess ill take it to the dealership, unless you might be able to suggest a cheaper route


text: I plan to get an extra hard drive for the Mac Pro to hold a bootable copy of the Mac OS and a Windows XP installation. I realize that the Mac file system is one thing and the Win XP will use an NTFS file system and that I will not necessarily be able to move files back and forth between them. My plan is to partition the drive (the 250 gig that comes stock on the Mac Pro) into 3 equal partitions, about 80 gigs each. On one partition, I will format it to whatever Mac OS uses and make my bootable clone of the main Mac hd that I install with my OS and apps. On the second partition, I will format it as NTFS and install Win XP and some apps using bootcamp. On the third partition, I will format it as Fat 32 and use it only as a space to copy files to and from so that both Mac and Win OSs can read and write to it and share files this way. I plan to get the Mac Pro when it is updated and it will have Leopard on it, if that makes any difference to my question. Would my bootable clone on the extra hard drive's partition be something to let Time Machine create and manage? Should I budget more space than say about 80 gigs of that drive for the Mac partition? I could see giving the Mac and Windows partitions about 100 gigs each and using just 50 gigs for the Fat 32 partition since it will only be for temporary copying of files back and forth, but if the Mac partition could also be more like 50 gigs, then I would prefer to make the Win XP partition about 150 gigs so as to have plenty of space for the Win XP files and virtual memory etc., since there won't be any other drive space to hold these files and apps. Will this work? Will I be able to copy a file from Win XP to the Fat 32 partition and then be able to access it and use it with Mac OS and apps? And also vice versa, copying files from my main Mac hd and apps to the Fat 32 partition so that I can access them and use them when I am in Windows? I hope this makes sense. Thanks for any advice.


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Since 1925 the best cheese in the world has been produced from the beautiful clean waters and crisp air of Star Valley, Wyoming. In 1946, several local Star Valley creameries consolidated to expand industry including the original creamery built in 1925. From the late 1940's to the turn of the century, this expanded creamery became famous for producing the "Best Swiss Cheese in the World" and boasted that "Everyone Stops Here" for a delicious swiss cheese burger, and a milk shake. It soon became a family tradition to stop by the Star Valley Cheese factory for great food and fresh cheese to take home.
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The National Media Take Another Look at Scott Walker
I can't imagine the
Walker team is all that thrilled with the attention.
First up is the
fairly personal profile of Walker in the National Journal, He Shall Not Be
It's mostly a
rehashing of his rise to power, but it also includes some personal
tidbits—surprisingly, since the mild-mannered, affectless Walker doesn't reveal
much of himself in interviews or, according to this piece, even to those who
surround him. (Perhaps that's why his memoir, Unintimidated, was so dull.)
Here's the money
SCOTT WALKER IS NOT charismatic. He did not graduate from college. He is charming in small groups but unremarkable in front of large crowds. In short, he lacks many of the attributes normally found in presidential candidates. And yet he would arguably bring stronger credentials to a national primary fight than anyone else in today's GOP. He's a governor with extensive executive experience. He cut taxes. He opposes abortion. He turned a massive budget deficit into a surplus. He's an outdoorsman who touts the Second Amendment. He challenged, and defeated, organized labor. There are some key areas into which he hasn't yet waded—immigration, foreign policy—but if history is any indication, whatever positions he stakes out will be perfectly attuned to the mood of his party's right wing, presented in a way that doesn't alienate the establishment.
Next up is the
National Review's Scott Walker Gets Ready, which offers up details on the
governor's recent fundraising appearance at the New Jersey home of
gazillionaire Rich Roberts, who's donated $100,000 to Walker.
And this is the piece
Walker's handlers probably aren't so happy about. Not only does the reporter
criticize them:
As Walker was garnering applause from the lunch crowd, the aides he had in tow were getting less positive feedback. Though operating on friendly turf, they acted skittish, guarded, and unfriendly. An event organizer complained that the governor's team was dismissive and difficult to deal with, and that she found it nearly impossible to get Walker on the phone with his host.
But the reporter
notes Walker's swipes at his "potential rivals" in 2016, including his good
buddy Chris Christie, and his veiled attacks on Rand Paul and, allegedly, our
good friend Ron Johnson:
Walker also threw some elbows at Washington Republicans, criticizing them for harping on issues like the debt and the deficit without offering a positive vision for the future. "We have to be optimistic," he said. He pointed to a particular senator who "constantly talks about how horrible the debt is." Walker said that, while he shares the sentiment, the issue has limited popular appeal. At times, he said that listening to the senator harping on it makes him "want to slit my wrists because I'm just like, 'My God, this is so awful, I cannot believe this.'"
The JS's Dan Bice checked
in with Walker to see if he was in fact talking about Johnson. Walker of course
denied it but the National Review stands by all of Walker's quotes in the
piece, although it hasn't revealed who, exactly, Walker was discussing. Still, it's never
helpful to snipe at members of your party in a conservative publication if
you're trying to build a reputation as a good-guy team player who's just
interested in getting results.
On to Scott Walker's
Toxic Racial Politics, courtesy of Alec MacGillis at the New Republic. This is
the piece that Walker's team really hates, but I think it provides a helpful—if
harsh—take on the state's racial and political polarization, and how Walker
harnessed it:
He is the closest person the party has to an early favorite, and not simply because of Chris Christie's nosedive from grace or because Jeb Bush is still waffling about his intentions. Walker has implemented an impeccably conservative agenda in a state that has gone Democratic in seven straight presidential elections. Unlike Mitt Romney, or, for that matter, John McCain, he is beloved by the conservative base, but he has the mien of a mainstream candidate, not a favorite of the fringe. His boosters, who include numerous greenroom conservatives in Washington and major donors around the country, such as the Koch brothers, see him as the rare Republican who could muster broad national support without yielding a millimeter on doctrine.
This interpretation of Walker's appeal could hardly be more flawed. He has succeeded in the sort of environment least conducive to producing a candidate capable of winning a national majority. Over the past few decades, Walker's home turf of metropolitan Milwaukee has developed into the most bitterly divided political ground in the country—"the most polarized part of a polarized state in a polarized nation," as a recent series by Craig Gilbert in the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel put it. Thanks to a quirk of twentieth-century history, the region encompasses a heavily Democratic and African American urban center, and suburbs that are far more uniformly white and Republican than those in any other Northern city, with a moat of resentment running between the two zones. As a result, the area has given rise to some of the most worrisome trends in American political life in supercharged form: profound racial inequality, extreme political segregation, a parallel-universe news media.
I blogged about this briefly, mostly about how Walker's bubble prevents him from truly representing the full width and breadth of Wisconsin. Since he benefits from one-party rule and a highly divided state, he only needs to negotiate with members of his party and appeal to those who voted for him. Therefore, he's been able to avoid negotiating with Democrats or compromising his vision and has built a solidly conservative record in Wisconsin, the record he's going to try to ride into the White House in two years.
And last but
definitely not least, is this new gem from the Center for Media and Democracy's
Brendan Fischer, who has waded into the gory details of the Bradley
Foundation's financial support for the entities fighting the John Doe
investigation into Walker's campaign and allied conservative groups.
Fischer found that
the Bradley Foundation—helmed by Walker's campaign chair, Michael Grebe—has
poured $18 million into anti-Doe activists, from backing groups createed by the
Wisconsin Club for Growth's Eric O'Keefe (who's suing in federal court to shut
down the investigation) to funding sympathetic media outlets like the Franklin
Center (which launched Wisconsin Reporter, who's scooped the traditional media
with their Doe pieces), to currying favor with prominent conservative
journalists and pundits via their Bradley Prizes. George Will and Wall Street
Journal columnists Kim Strassel and Terry Teachout have been honored with these
$250,000 prizes, Fischer reported.
If Walker wants to raise his profile nationally, he's going to have to learn how to handle the national and independent media. They're playing a whole different ballgame—and they have the ability to take him down with his own words and actions. Not everyone is as gullible as Sykes and Belling.


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Symmetric group:S4
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This article is about a particular group, viz a group unique upto isomorphism
This particular group is a finite group of order: 24
The symmetric group S4 is defined in the following equivalent ways:
- The group of all permutations, viz the symmetric group on a set of 4 elements
- The triangle group (not the von Dyck group, but its double) Δ(3,3,2)
- The group of all (not necessarily orientation-preserving) symmetries of the regular tetrahedron
- The group of orientation-preserving symmetries of the cube (or equivalently, the octahedron)
- The projective general linear group of order two over the field of three elements, viz: PGL(2,3)
Group properties
This particular group is solvable
The commutator subgroup of S4 is A4, whose commutator subgroup is the Klein group of order 4, namely the normal subgroup comprising double transpositions. This is Abelian.
Thus, S4 is solvable of solvable length 3.
This particular group is not nilpotent
This particular group is not Abelian
This particular group is not simple
Since S4 has a proper onntrivial commutator subgroup, it is not simple.
There exist subnormal subgroups of S4 which are not hypernormalized. For instance, the subgroup generated by the double transposition (12)(34) is2-subnormal (because it is normal in the subgroup generated by all double transpositions, which in turn is normal). However, it is not a hypernormalized subgroup, because its normalizer is a group of order 8 (a dihedral group) which is not normal.
S4 is a centerless group, and moreover, every automorphism of S4 is inner. This can easily be checked by studying the effect of any automorphism oon the set of transpositions in S4.
Since S4 is a complete group, it is isomorphic to its automorphism group, where each element of S4 acts on S4 by conjugation.
S4 admits four kinds of endomorphisms (that is, it admits more endomorphisms, but any endomorphism is equivalent via an automorphism to one of these four):
- The endomorphism to the trivial group
- The identity map
- The endomorphism to a group of order two, given by the sign homomorphism
- The endomorphism to the symmetric group on 3 elements, with kernel being the Klein four-group
The endomorphisms of S4 are all retractions.
Normal subgroups
The only normal subgroups of S4 are: the whole group, the trivial subgroup, A4, and the Klein-four group.
Characteristic subgroups
In this group, the characteristic subgroups are the same as the normal subgroups. In other words, this is a N=C-group
This is because every automorphism of S4 is inner.
Fully characteristic subgroups
In this group, the fully characteristic subgroups are the same as the normal subgroups. In other words, this is a N=FC-group
This can easily be checked from the explicit description of endomorphisms.
Retraction-invariant subgroups
The retraction-invariant subgroups of this group are the same as the normal subgroups
This can easily be checked from the explicit description of retractions.
Subnormal subgroups
Apart from the normal subgroups, the only subnormal subgroups are the two-element subgroups corresponding to the double transpositions.
Permutable subgroups
The permutable subgroups of this group are same as the normal subgroups. In other words, this is a N=P-group
The permutable subgroups are precisely the same as the normal subgroups.
Conjugate-permutable subgroups
The conjugate-permutable subgroups of this group are same as the subnormal subgroups. In other words, this is a CPT-group
The conjugate-permutable subgroups are precisely the same as the subnormal subgroups. In other words, apart from the normal subgroups, the two-element subgroups generated by double transpositions are also conjugate-permutable.
Template:Hypernormalized subgroups same as normal
Template:Transitively normal subgroups
The only transitively normal subgroups of S4 are the whole group, the trivial subgroup, and the alternating group. The Klein-four group is not transitively normal.
The only central factors are the whole group and the trivial subgroup.
Abnormal subgroups
The two proper abnormal subgroups (upto conjugacy) are: the symmetric group on three elemenst (which is of order 6), and the dihedral group on four elements (which is of order 8). These both occur as normalizers of Sylow subgroups (the one of order 8 is itself a Sylow subgroup, the other is the normalizer of a 3-cycle).
Contranormal subgroups
Apart from the two abnormal subgroups above, the two-element subgroup comprising a single transposition, is also a contranormal subgroup. So is the four-element subgroup comprising a single 4-cycle.
Template:Self-normalizing subgroups same as abnormal
The subgroups that occur as retracts are: the whole group, the trivial subgroup, any two-element group for a single transposition, and any conjugate of the symmetric group on three elements.
The symmetric group S4 is contained in higher symmetric groups, most notably the symmetric group on five elements S5.
These include GL(2,3) whose inner automorphism group is S4 (specifically S4 is the quotient of GL(2,3) by its scalar matrices).
Arithmetic functions
Conjugacy classes
The symmetric group has five conjugacy classes, of which three are even and two are odd. The odd ones are the 4-cycle and the transposition. The even ones are the 3-cycle, the double transposition, and the identity element.
Implementation in GAP
Group ID
The symmetric group on 4 elements is the 12th group of order 24, in GAP's small-group enumeration. So it can be described as:


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Ed Schultz Producer Insists: I'm 'Behind Brent Bozell to Try to Destroy This Country'
Last Thursday, after Brent Bozell spoke up for his lobbying group For America on Capitol Hill, urging Republicans not to vote for a tax increase, it was only natural that liberal radio hosts would unleash on him for being unreasonable.
On the Ed Schultz radio show, Schultz said Bozell and his fellow conservatives at the press conference looked like their "heads were exploding." Schultz played soundbites by Bozell and others, and Schultz produced Jim Holm cracked that Bozell hates firefighters, cops, schools and bridges:
BOZELL clip: A whole lot of members who thought they were safe and who thought they could get away with this will lose in their own districts.
SCHULTZ: Brent Bozell threatening Republicans -- you better not give Boehner the vote. Holmy, your take.
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SCHULTZ: Well that's what you want!
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HOLM: I am full stance behind Brent Bozell to try to destroy this country with these guys that don't want to do this tax increase on millionaires. I'm not saying they're destroying the country physically, but they're destroying the infrastructure of this country when you don't raise taxes to, I don't know, pay for things like bridges or schools or cops or firefighters.
That's been their mission for 30 years, but good for Brent Bozell. I think that Brent Bozell should become the new Grover Norquist of the Republican Party, round up all of these people that are going to tell John Boehner that he can't raise taxes on job creators tonight, and just move forward. Let's have that conversation.
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Baltimore Falls 5-1 Against Detroit - Game Recap
Max Scherzer struck out 10 batters as Detroit defeated Baltimore 5-1 in baseball wagering action Monday at Comerica Park.
Detroit won as a -185 favorite, while Over-Under bettors who played UNDER the total of 8.5 were rewarded at the payout window.
Max Scherzer earned the victory for the Tigers, throwing 6 innings of work, striking out 10, walking 2, and allowing 7 hits and 1 earned run. That effort was supported by 2 RBIs from Miguel Cabrera in the win.
Baltimore's starting pitcher Jake Arrieta worked 4 2/3 innings, giving up 10 hits and 5 earned runs while striking out 3 in the loss. They got 2 hits from Chris Davis in a losing cause.
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Johannesburg - Czech fugitive Radovan Krejcir has not suffered any new health setbacks, police said on Wednesday.
Lt-Gen Solomon Makgale denied reports that Krejcir had been admitted to a prison medical facility because he had suffered a heart attack.
"Krejcir has always been in the prison's medical facility," Makgale said.
"A court order was issued during his bail application which said he must be detained at a medical facility. When he is there, he receives medical check-ups," Makgale said.
The High Court in Johannesburg issued the order in November after Krejcir's doctor testified he could suffer renal failure if he did not get treatment.
Earlier, Krejcir's lawyer Piet du Plessis said Krejcir fell ill on Monday but it was unclear what ailment he suffered from.
The Star newspaper reported that Krejcir was suspected to have had a heart attack.
Krejcir is accused, along with seven others, of conspiring to kill police officer Colonel Nkosana "Killer" Ximba and forensic investigator Paul O'Sullivan in a case before the Alexandra Magistrate's Court.
Krejcir, Siboniso Miya, Owen Serero, Zodumo Biyela, ex-crime intelligence Sergeant Nandi Nkosi, Welcome Nkanyiso Mafunda, Siphiwe Memela, and Mike Grigorov appeared in the court on Friday.
In another case Krejcir, along with Desai Luphondo, Warrant Officers Samuel "Saddam" Maropeng and George Nthoroane, and Jan Lefu Mofokeng, and Siboniso Miya face charges of kidnapping, attempted murder, and dealing in drugs.
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The FCO Director General for Political Affairs, Simon Gass [2], concluded a two day visit to the West Bank and Jerusalem, British Consulate-General in Jerusalem said in a press release Wednesday. Gass reiterated the UK's strong support for US efforts on the Middle East Peace Process. He praised the courage of leaders on both sides in resuming negotiations, and stressed that both sides must continue to show leadership to overcome the challenges ahead.
During his visit, Simon Gass met Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas [3] at his office in Ramallah to discuss progress in the Middle East Peace Process. He also met Prime Minister Rami Hamdallah, Chief Negotiator Saeb Erekat, and senior Palestinian officials Hanan Ashrawi and Yasser Abed Rabbo.
Gass said, "Peace in the Middle East remains a top priority for the British Government. I have been encouraged by the leadership of President Abbas in leading his people back to talks with Israel. The need for peace is both urgent and pressing."
He added, " Secretary Kerry [4] has the full support of the UK, and we will continue to do all that we can to ensure that talks are successful."
In regards to recent reports on Israeli settlements [5], FCO Minister for Middle East Alistair Burt [6] tweeted: "Concerned by inclusion of 91 settlements [7] on #Israel's National Priority Area list. US-led efforts towards peace must be the priority"
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As President Obama and Secretary Kerry have set out, hard work and difficult choices lie ahead. We do not underestimate the challenges but firmly believe that if both parties continue to show bold leadership, peace is possible [8]. It is also urgent: 2013 must be the decisive year for peace. Britain will do all it can to support the Israelis, Palestinians and the United States to achieve a two-state solution and the lasting peace that the people of the region deserve.
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[3] http://www.albawaba.com/news/abbas-peace-palestine-israel-510852
[4] http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/07/28/israel-palestine-peace-talks-kerry_n_3667962.html
[5] http://www.aljazeera.com/news/middleeast/2013/08/20138694140823658.html
[6] https://twitter.com/AlistairBurtFCO
[7] http://www.albawaba.com/news/israel-settlements-palestine-west-bank-91-511739
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THE FACTS: It didn't matter that their high-profile and super-talented opponents were in town trying to shake a sluggish start to the 2012-13 season -- the Utah Jazz were just as desperate for a victory.
Al Jefferson scored 18 points and collected 10 rebounds and Randy Foye came off the bench to score 17 points to lead the Jazz to a much-needed 95-86 victory over the Los Angeles Lakers on Wednesday night. Mo Williams chipped in 16 points and seven assists for the Jazz, who snapped a three-game losing streak.
Kobe Bryant had 29 points and Dwight Howard had 19 points and nine rebounds for the Lakers, who are off to a 1-4 start.
QUOTABLE: "Oh man, I was feeling it. I've got to give a lot of credit to my teammates. My teammates found me at the right spots and I just knocked down the shots."
-- Foye on his night
THE STAT: The Lakers shot 33.8 percent. They were at their worst coming out of the locker room, shooting 26.3 percent in the first quarter and 27.8 percent in the third quarter. Los Angeles seemingly had as many open looks as Utah, but managed to make just 25 field goals. Howard was the only Laker to shoot better than 50 percent. The 86 points scored were the fewest of the season for the Lakers.
TURNING POINT: With the Jazz in dire need of an offensive spark, Foye provided one with long-range bombs during the fourth quarter. He hit four 3-pointers during a little more than a three-minute span that followed a dreadful offensive stretch for the Jazz. The Lakers were making a charge before Foye's second 3-pointer of the quarter made it 73-65. He then buried 3s on back-to-back possessions to put Utah ahead 79-68 with 6:40 remaining.
HOT: Foye and the rest of the bench gave the Jazz a boost. Foye shot 5-for-9 from 3-point range, Enes Kanter (nine points), Derrick Favors (eight points) and Alec Burks (two points) helped Utah's bench outscore Los Angeles' 36-12
NOT: The Lakers thoroughly missed Steve Nash. In his place was Steve Blake, who missed great, wide-open 3-point looks. He missed his first three 3-pointers in the first quarter when Bryant had set him up well with open looks. Blake finished with six points on 2-for-10 shooting and had just one assist.
QUOTABLE II: "We're all frustrated. I'm very frustrated too with the simple fact that I just didn't think we played the game like we talked about going into the game. We wanted to be the ones to hit first. We wanted to be the ones to play through their physicality and I thought we didn't."
-- Lakers coach Mike Brown
GOOD MOVE: With their shots not falling from long range, close range or mid-range, the Lakers stayed in the game by attacking on offense. They continued to go hard to the basket, and drew 30 fouls. They had a 46-18 advantage in free throws attempted. If L.A. hadn't scored 32 points at the free-throw line, the Jazz would have had a much easier night.
BAD MOVE: Bryant, obviously not at 100 percent while dealing with right ankle and foot injuries, was too unselfish early on. He mostly passed instead of attacked until the fourth quarter when he scored 16 of his points. If he had imposed his will on Utah for the much of the game as he did in the final six minutes, the outcome could have been different.
NOTABLE: Lakers are 1-4 for the first time since the 1993-94 season, and they have the worst record in the Western Conference. Utah never trailed in Wednesday's game. Jordan Hill had a season-high 12 rebounds for the Lakers.
UP NEXT: For the Lakers, Friday vs. Golden State, Sunday vs. Sacramento, Tuesday vs. San Antonio. For the Jazz, Friday @ Denver, Saturday vs. Phoenix, Monday @ Toronto.


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"In a Test match when you score 108 it is difficult to come back. The first innings was very crucial for us," said Bashar after the innings defeat.
"We came here to play at Lord's for the first time and the boys all wanted to play but we couldn't use it properly.
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Coach Dav Whatmore admitted his side struggled to get used to English conditions but took some positives from individual performances.
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