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Visiting the picturesque town of Aimavigne, France is like taking a trip to a land found only in a storybook. The sweeping hills leading up to the Alps are dotted with steep vineyards and cut by winding roads leading to pristine lakes. The town name comes from a French phrase, "Aimer le vigne," which translates to, "Love the vine." So it's no surprise that Noël Dupasquier and his son David, now fifth generation winemakers in Aimevigne, are working so hard to preserve the Savoie's native grape varietals like Monduese, Altesse, and Jacquere.
We're always excited by the arrival of Domaine Dupasquier's wines to our shelves! They are one of the few producers left in the area really trying to showcase what the native grapes of the Savoie can do rather than ripping up old vines and replanting more 'fashionable' grapes. Here's what we currently have from them:
2010 Domaine Dupasquier Jacquère – $15.99
Jacquère is often referred to as the Muscadet of the east (of France). Native to the Savoie, it's a grape known for producing light, crisp, and briney whites suitable for everyday drinking. Noël and David hold all of their wines back an extra year for aging – atypical compared to the other producers in the area. So the sometimes overly racy acidity in Jacquère is a little more mellow and rounded out in their wine. It has bright lemon, lime, and grassy aromas followed by flavors of lemon, apricot, and a crisp, tart, finish. It's perfect alongside a variety of dishes from briney seafood to spicy curries.
Perfect Pairing: Ginger and soy stir-fried winter veggies
2009 Domaine Dupasquier Gamay – $19.99
Noël and David really do make the most of their small plantings of Gamay. Having been aged in used foudre (extra large barrels), this Gamay is bright and expressive. It rivals some of our favorite Cru Beaujolais bottlings and at a very affordable price! Bright fruit aromas, are followed by flavors of tart cherry, minerals, and earth. Great acidity makes this a bottle suitable for drinking now or one you could lay down for a few years. Grab some while you can – all of these wines are very limited!
Perfect Pairing: Sharfe Maxx Extra (pictured below!)
2009 Domaine Dupasquier Pinot Noir – $21.99
The Dupasquier Pinot is another great value, rivaling some beautiful Burgundies! Again having been aged over a year in used foudre, this cool climate Pinot has had time to mellow out. Bright cherry aromas are followed closely by earthy and herbal qualities like pepper and fennel. Like any cool climate Pinot, it has a bright and clean acidity and flavors of cranberry, earth, and stony minerals. It's one of our all-time favorite Pinots and pairs well with a variety of dishes.
Perfect Pairing: Seared scallops with caramelized fennel
Cheese of the Week: Sharfe Maxx Extra
As we continue to celebrate great Alpine cheeses, we're excited to welcome Sharfe Maxx Extra! Made at the Studer family dairy in Thurgau, Switzerland, this is the extra aged version of their regular Sharfe Maxx. While the original Sharfe Maxx is aged for 6 months, Maxx Extra is aged for a year before release. A wholly unique Swiss cheese, the recipe is similar to an Appenzeller, but uses whole milk and added cream for a rich, creamy texture. The wheels are washed repeatedly, resulting in a pungent and sweet aroma. The extra aging also results in those wonderful little protein crystals dotting the paste. Come ask us for a taste!
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Sure, blame the aliens
"Fiendish British villains, once the mainstay of Hollywood movies, are being banned by studio executives who want to be nicer to their foreign audiences," The Sunday Times of London reports. "Where once villains would have been invited to curl their lips and sneer in cut-glass tones - think Alan Rickman in Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves - today's evil masterminds are more likely to have a 'polyglot' accent that does not identify them with one country. Or they may be aliens. … This burst of cultural sensitivity is being driven by Hollywood's business sense rather than any liberal agenda: The industry is hoping to cash in on the booming overseas cinema markets and has realized that it is not smart to insult the customers."
Failure has its uses
"Researchers have found that people and organizations that disastrously miss their goals perform much better in the long run," Richard Alleyne writes for The Daily Telegraph. "That is because they gain more knowledge from their failures than their successes and the lessons are more likely to stay with them. Prof. Vinit Desai, who led the study at the University of Colorado Denver business school, said success may be sweeter but that failure was a far better teacher. 'We found that the knowledge gained from success was often fleeting while knowledge from failure stuck around for years,' he said. 'But there is a tendency in organizations to ignore failure or try not to focus on it. Managers may fire people or turn over the entire work force while they should be treating the failure as a learning opportunity.' He based his research on companies and organizations that launch satellites, rockets and shuttles into space - an arena where failures are high-profile and hard to conceal. … Prof. Desai does not recommend seeking out failure in order to learn. Instead, he advised organizations to analyze small failures and near misses to glean useful information rather than wait for major failures. 'The most significant implication of this study … is that organizational leaders should neither ignore failures nor stigmatize those involved with them,' he concluded in the Academy of Management Journal."
First Salinger, now Lennon
John Lennon's toilet will be among the highlights of an auction of Beatles memorabilia next weekend, The Guardian reports. It comes from Tittenhurst Park, his Berkshire home from 1969 to 1972. "Lennon told a builder, John Hancock, to keep the porcelain lavatory and 'use it as a plant pot' after he had installed a new one. It was stored in a shed at Hancock's home for 40 years until he died recently. The toilet is estimated to fetch £750 to ₤1,000 [$1,200 to $1,600]"
Most-infested cities
Bedbugs are on the attack across the United States, The Daily Beast reports. "To determine which cities have it worst, The Daily Beast reached out to Orkin, the century-old Atlanta-based pest-control company, with over 400 offices worldwide. These rankings are derived based on the actual number of treatments performed over the past 30 months (January, 2008, to July, 2010):"
1. Cincinnati, Ohio;
2. Columbus, Ohio;
3. Chicago;
4. Denver;
5. Detroit;
6. Washington;
7. New York;
8. Philadelphia;
9. Dayton, Ohio;
10. Baltimore, Md.
Eight? So yesterday
"Say goodbye to those wimpy, eight-letter passwords," John Sutter writes for CNN.com. "The 12-character era of online security is upon us, according to a report published this [month]by the Georgia Institute of Technology. The researchers used clusters of graphics cards to crack eight-character passwords in less than two hours. But when the researchers applied that same processing power to 12-character passwords, they found it would take 17,134 years to make them snap." Suggestions:
- Try password sentences. "I have two kids: Jack and Jill."
- "It's best to use the longest and most complex password a site will allow. … For example, if a website will let you create a password with non-letter characters - like @y;}v%W$\5\ - then you should do so."
- Don't use real words or logical combinations of letters.
Good times for sex toys
"Sex sells - even in tough times," Joe Jackson writes for the New York Daily News. "The Dow may be down, but the sex-toy industry is heating up online and in store. From Web behemoth Amazon to Brooklyn boutique store Shag, sales of an increasing range of sexual accessories are on the rise." Shag co-founder Sam Bard, 36, believes the recession helped the business. "More couples are staying at home to save money, so rather [than]spending $150 on a one-time dinner, they will spend the same amount for toys that will continue to be used indefinitely," she said.
Thought du jour
"Erotica is using a feather, pornography is using the whole chicken."
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FIRST Minister Carwyn Jones today said he wanted to discuss the referendum to devolve full law-making powers with the Welsh Secretary when a new government is installed in Westminster.
The Welsh Labour leader said the hung parliament returned by last week's election had no impact on the Assembly so far.
Business was continuing as normal in Cardiff Bay while the parties hammered out a deal to form the next UK Government, he said.
Mr Jones told reporters his first priority was to discuss the timetable for a referendum - a central commitment of his coalition with Plaid Cymru - when a Welsh Secretary is appointed by the next government.
AMs unanimously voted to endorse the referendum in February, but the timetable and the question put to voters will be drawn up in Westminster.
Mr Jones said: "The first thing I will be doing when there's a new Secretary of State in place is to discuss the referendum and its possible timetable.'' He said holding the referendum on the same day as a referendum to change the voting system for General Elections, a key issue at stake in the ongoing coalition talks, would "create big problems''.
"We've begun the process of moving to a referendum and for me that's a priority,'' he said.
He repeated his line that "all options are open'' on the date - although it must be held no later than Assembly elections next May.
The question voters will be asked was yet to be decided, he said, adding: "The framing of the question will perhaps be the most difficult part of the process and that's going to have to be dealt with very carefully.'' He went on: "Clearly I would prefer to deal with a Secretary of State who shares the same political values as me.
"What's important is that we have a Secretary of State who understands Welsh politics well, who understands the need to move towards a referendum and who understands the need to work very closely with the Welsh Assembly Government.'' Asked what effect the instability in Westminster was having on the Assembly, he said: "None so far, because of course we are carrying on with business as normal.
"There's no business here that's being held up as a result of what's happening in Westminster.'' He added: "There have been contacts between the parties, but not between the governments.
"There has been no official contact between the Assembly Government and the UK Government.
"It's true to say that I have been in contact with colleagues in London and I'm sure that's true of all parties.'' On the prospect of cuts to Wales's £16 billion devolved budget, he said: "There's talk of in-year cuts if there were to be a Conservative-led government, although I am aware of the fourth-hand assurance that has apparently been given to us by George Osborne should he become Chancellor of the Exchequer with regard to us not having to make cuts this year, but having to make double cuts next year.'' Such a situation "means we would have to make some very difficult decisions in the following year''.


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A federal judge has dismissed a class action suit against Aetna Inc. after finding that a security breach resulted in "a mere possibility of an increased risk of identity theft" and not a "credible threat of identity theft," Law.com reports. "At best, plaintiff has alleged a mere possibility of an increased risk of identity theft, which is insufficient for purposes of standing, and he certainly has not asserted a credible threat of identity theft," U.S. District Judge Legrome D. Davis wrote in his 14-page opinion. The case came after it was reported that personal data belonging to as many as 450,000 job applicants could have been compromised when the company's job application site was hacked in 2009.
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In the case of Helen Pecci Hauke, after her husbands death in October 2011, her son Gregory Hauke took it upon himself to keep other family members from visiting her. All against the wishes of Helen Hauke.
Gregory Hauke made his mother unavailable for other family members to see for Thanksgiving and Christmas, 2011, even though other family members had made prior confirmed arrangements with Helen to take her to family celebrations. On both holidays when other family members went to pick up Helen at her home at the scheduled time , Helen was gone with no information as to to where she was taken. Numerous phone calls to Gregory Hauke resulted in no answers and voice mail only.
As a result other family members were denied spending these holidays with their mother, sister, grand mother and great grand mother. All these family members had Christmas presents for Helen and after Christmas kept trying to get to see Helen. Phone calls to Helen's house resulted in the phone being hung up , and or just off the hook for hours.
Finally, on December 28, 2011 Helen was able to get a phone call from one of her other sons. This was only after he called the cell phone number of the live aid from Home Care Assistance , Red Bank, NJ and complained that the phone was off the hook for hours and that she should hang it back up. In that call Helen complained of how badly she was being treated by Gregory Hauke and requested that her other son come to the house that day. Her other son agreed and set up a time and told Helen that he had Christmas presents from himself and other family members. She was anxious to see her son and get the Christmas presents. She also wanted to have her other son rectify some of the horrors and mistreatment she was enduring at the hands of her son Gregory Hauke and a live in care giver from Home Care Assistance in Red Bank, NJ.
When her other son arrived at Helen's house at the scheduled time he was met by Gregory Hauke pacing with a stick in front of Helen's house. In the ensuing conversation between Gregory Hauke and the other son it became apparent that Gregory Hauke was there to prevent the other son from seeing Helen Hauke for no reason and at any cost. He resorted to physically preventing the other son from exiting his vehicle and from getting to the house. Gregory Hauke was making threats against the invited brother, using vulgar and course language, and causing the other brother to be in fear for his safety. The other brother left without seeing his mother much to the sadness of the mother Helen Hauke.
This incident was secretly recorded by the other brother and is available below. From the conversation it becomes apparent that Helen Hauke's private conversations were being listened to and/or recorded and that Gregory Hauke had either listened into the live call or to a recording. It also became apparent that the home health care aid from Home Care Assistance in Red Bank, NJ, working for Michael Fliegler a friend of Gregory Hauke, participated in this activity as well.
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The Gulf of Mexico is a day's drive away, but Colorado's still gotten slimed by the spill. As head of the Department of the Interior, which badly underestimated the environmental threat posed by the Deepwater Horizon disaster, former senator Ken Salazar has found his formerly squeaky-clean reputation marred by a big oil slick. And Tom Strickland, the two-time former Senate candidate who moved to Washington as Salazar's deputy, was rafting the Grand Canyon when the mess hit, inspiring comparisons with President George Bush, who'd flown over the devastation caused by Hurricane Katrina — and waved for the cameras.
Michael Brown knows about the dangerous degrees of difference between image and action. After all, he was head of FEMA when Hurricane Katrina hit New Orleans — "Can I quit now?" he e-mailed an aide as the waters were rising. "Can I go home?" — a gig that made him a permanent punchline after President Bush lauded the agency's emergency response with "Heckuva job, Brownie." A month later, Brown was out of that job — the fall guy, he says, for higher-ups' own inaction as the flood waters rose in New Orleans. "I'm pulling strings to make these things happen, and nothing happens," he recalled back in 2006.
Brown wasn't any more impressed with the Obama administration's response to the current crisis off the Louisiana coastline, as he told Fox News's Neil Cavuto last week. And as he repeated to David Sirota, AM 760's new morning talk-show host, the next day. But Brown has a theory that more than mere incompetence was involved this time: He argues that the Obama White House was taking advantage of the disaster in order to back away from a pledge to support more offshore oil exploration, which Obama has publicly supported but actually opposes, Brown says.
Michael Brown
Brown, who moved back to Colorado after the Katrina debacle, has no trouble accounting for the things he's done, the things he's said. But he doesn't like being slimed for things he hasn't said — for example, that Obama minions actually caused the spill. As Michael Roberts reported in the Latest Word, White House press secretary Robert Gibbs made that assertion on May 5, only to back away from it the next day, when he claimed that he'd been thinking about remarks made on another Fox show, Fox & Friends.
And as it turns out, those statements were made by former Colorado resident turned previous White House press secretary Dana Perino, who's become a regular on Fox and has even subbed as a perky Fox & Friends host. As a guest on that show on May 3, Perino said, "I'm not trying to introduce a conspiracy theory — but was this deliberate? You have to wonder if there was sabotage involved..."
Which, really, had to be what Brown was wondering after Gibbs couldn't keep his Republicans straight. "It's funny, but I also find it sad that journalism's gotten to this point," he told Roberts. "It's just not what I said at all. The comments I made to Neil Cavuto was that they'd invoked the Rahm Emanuel rule number one: Use a crisis to your advantage. But some people apparently believe this is all some big conspiracy by Obama — that he caused the leak. And I don't feel that way at all."
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For the record, here's how Brown does feel: "When this occurred in the Gulf, there's no doubt in my mind that they saw it as an opportunity to say, 'This is a dangerous industry, a bad industry, and we ought to limit it to the extent we can' — and he shut down the existing drilling offshore, or at least suspended it, which is a huge overreaction. I venture to say there will be a car wreck in Denver today, but we don't shut down driving. And there may be a plane crash somewhere, but we don't shut down the airlines. If they were true advocates for offshore drilling, they would have said, 'This is a bad accident' — because it is bad. But they would have also recognized that there are something like 4,000 wells in the Gulf, and we've had this one accident. And accidents occur in every industry. You can't have a perfect record."
Especially in the press, which "missed the whole story," Brown told Roberts. "When I first saw [Gibbs] say that, I was sitting with my wife, and of course it bugged her. But my first thought was, 'Gee, I must have gotten under their skin.' And then I realized what they were saying, and I thought, good grief. I can't believe they extrapolated or misinterpreted or flat-out lied about it. And now you've got people like [MSNBC's] Chris Matthews feeding the idea that I said Obama caused the accident. And you have Bill O'Reilly being asked by George Stephanopoulos what he would have done if I'd said something like that on his show, and he said, 'I would have slapped him.' And I didn't say anything like that at all."
Fortunately for Brown, he has no trouble clarifying what he did say. And that's because, in one of the more unlikely career moves of all time, he's not only running his own consulting company and publishing a book this summer on Katrina titled Deadly Indifference, but he also has a regular job as an evening KOA talk-show host. So he has a platform to defend his honor and explain why he knows Obama didn't plan the spill. "Having been inside big government," he says, "I know that there's no one that competent to pull it off. And the conspiracy nuts, they can't keep secrets."


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Sonny Rollins Book Event: Saxophone Colossus
Jazz legend Sonny Rollins celebrates his 80th birthday this fall, and Saxophone Colossus has been published to mark this occasion and honor his incredibly prolific career. This intimate appreciation combines the images of John Abbott, who as Rollins' photographer of choice for the past 20 years has captured the saxophonist at home and at work, and the essays of Bob Blumenthal, a jazz critic who has chronicled Rollins and his art for nearly four decades.
Sonny Rollins has been at the center of jazz and its evolution virtually from his birth. Growing up in Harlem in the heyday of swing and coming of age as the first wave of modernists announced their discoveries, he quickly found himself sharing bandstands with his idols and making music of his own that continues to influence and inspire. Saxophone Colossus, named for the 1956 masterpiece of the same title, is Abbott and Blumenthal's tribute to Rollins' music and spirit.
John Abbott's award-winning jazz photography has been featured on more than 250 album and magazine covers. He has been the primary cover photographer for JazzTimes magazine since 2003. Bob Blumenthal is the winner of two Grammy awards and a Lifetime Achievement Award from the Jazz Journalists Association.
Saxophone Colossus: A Portrait of Sonny Rollins Photography by John Abbott Text by Bob Blumenthal
Published by Abrams
Book Signing/Author Event
John Abbott, Bob Blumenthal and Sonny Rollins HIMSELF will be at Barnes & Noble in Tribeca/NYC to sign books and give a talk and slide
show about the new book Saxophone Colossus: A Portrait of Sonny Rollins.
Tuesday September 14, 2010 7:00 PM
Barnes & Noble Bookstore in Tribeca
97 Warren Street, New York, NY 10007, 212-587-5389
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Board of Supervisors Meeting Podcast Transcript: September 25, 2012
Welcome to the podcast of meeting highlights for the Fairfax County
Board of Supervisors meeting on September 25, 2012.
The Board and officials from Keçiröen, Ankara, Turkey, signed a Sister
City Protocol
Memorandum of Understanding.
The Board recognized Fairfax County programs that won 2012
Achievement Awards from the National Association of Counties.
The Board made presentations to community groups and individuals.
The Board recognized:
the Fairfax County Department of Housing and
Community Development for receiving awards from the National
Association of Housing and Redevelopment Officials and the National
Association of Counties.
Pets on Wheels for its 25th anniversary.
the Braddock Road Youth Club '98 for winning the 2012 Virginia
Youth Soccer Association state championship.
George Towery for his years of service to Fairfax County.
- the Fairfax County Department of Housing and Community Development for receiving awards from the National Association of Housing and Redevelopment Officials and the National Association of Counties.
The Board designated:
October as Breast Cancer Awareness Month in Fairfax County.
October as Disability Employment Awareness Month in Fairfax
Oct. 7-13, as Fire Prevention Week in Fairfax County.
October as Domestic Violence
Awareness Month in Fairfax County.
- Sept. 25-Oct. 2, as Voter Registration Week in Fairfax County.
- The Fairfax County Environmental Excellence Awards were presented, recognizing the dedication of time and energy to benefit the environment and support county environmental initiatives.
- The Board authorized the county executive to sign a programmatic agreement prepared for compliance with the National Historic Preservation Act relative to the widening of U.S. Route 1 (Richmond Highway) between Telegraph Road and Mount Vernon Memorial Highway.
- The Board authorized funding in an amount not to exceed $3,900,000, from Housing Blueprint Funds for the acquisition and rehabilitation of the 130-unit Mount Vernon House.
- The Board approved the FY 2013-14 State Performance Contract between the Fairfax-Falls Church Community Services Board and the Virginia Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Services and the associated acceptance of funds.
- The Board authorized the county executive to sign agreements with the Virginia Department of Rail and Public Transportation for Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority capital and operations projects and for Fairfax County transit capital projects and operations.
- The Board appointed Police Chief David M. Rohrer as deputy county executive. He will begin his new position Oct. 20. Rohrer will be responsible for Fairfax County's public safety programs and will oversee the following agencies: Police Department, Fire and Rescue Department, Office of Emergency Management, and Department of Public Safety Communications. He will also have a liaison relationship with the Office of the Sheriff and the courts. This appointment will add an increased focus on public safety, which is the county's largest direct expenditure function, receiving 12.4 percent of general fund disbursements in the Fiscal Year 2013 Adopted Budget.
- The Board approved Capital One Bank's plan to build new, mixed use development. The entire project will be within a quarter mile of the McLean Metro Station, one of the four new stations in Tysons that are scheduled to open next year as part of the Dulles Rail project.
That's all for this podcast of meeting highlights for the Fairfax County Board of Supervisors, thanks for listening.
For more information about the Fairfax County Board of Supervisors, including full meeting minutes and documents, visit the county Web site: www.fairfaxcounty.gov
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2010/02/04 Thursday
SUPERBOWL SUNDAY at THE SHACK!!! Every year, Americans get together to celebrate one of the year's most exciting events: Superbowl Sunday! This year we are celebrating at the Shack in Waikiki. Come early at 12:30 because seats are limited. The game starts at 1:30. Call Brandon if you have questions, and sign up outside of Larry's office to reserve your seat. Don't miss out!
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Midnight on December 31 is an exciting time for everyone, as we celebrate the end of a past year and welcome the beginning of a new and fresh start. Wherever you are in the world, we hope you are able to enjoy the festivities of the New Year with friends and people you love. Warmest aloha and best wishes to you in 2010!
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Why Lenovo Is Not A Play On Pokemon Go
Smartphone manufacturer Lenovo's (992.Hong Kong/LNVGY) share price has risen about 10% in the last three days amid heavy buying.
This blog identified that investors were buying Lenovo shares, hoping that its Phab2 Pro sales would get a boost from Pokemon Go because this smartphone uses Google-made (GOOGL) Tango and has better augmented reality features that would give players an advantage in playing the popular game. Equity analysts such as Morgan Stanley (and an independent analyst that I checked with) said the boost came from Lenovo chairman buying this stock. For details: "UPDATE: Is Lenovo A Play On Pokemon Go?"
Well, this morning, Morgan Stanley at least acknowledges the market chatter on Pokemon Go. However, analyst Grace Chen and team retained their Underweight rating and HK$4.20 price target. The reason? Phab2 Pro would not move Lenovo's earnings:
1) PHAB 2 Pro is a 6.4" phablet. While it could be argued that their bigger screen size can be better for AR applications, we note phablets have been a niche segment with small volume;
2) We do not expect Google's cooperation with Lenovo in the Tango project to be exclusive. In other words, other smartphone brands are likely to launch Tangoenabled phones or tablets a few months after Lenovo. Therefore, if Lenovo launches a next-generation Tango-enabled phone with a mainstream screen size, of say 5.5", which may likely generate bigger volume, other smartphone brands may launch similar products if the feedback for Tango is good. The development of a new smartphone product takes around 3 quarters, which gives rivals some lead time to catch up.
This morning, Nintendo (7974.Japan/NTDOY) reversed yesterday's losses and rose 3.5%.


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Srinagar, Sep 21 (UNI) Four militants were killed in a fierce encounter in north Kashmir while Lashker-e-Toiba (LeT) ultra was gunned down in south Kashmir, a defence ministry spokesman said.
He said an encounter took place between militants and security forces near the Line of Control (LoC) in Uri sector today.
So far four militants have been killed, he said adding the operation was still going on.
He said a LeT militant Waleed, a Pakistani resident, was killed by Rashitriya Rifles (RR) and Special Operation Group of Jammu and Kashmir police in a joint operation today. One ak rifle and other arms and ammunition were recovered from the slain militant.


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Mr. Perry Cline Parker:ObituaryObituaries August 25, 2014
The Cochran Funeral Home of Hiawassee announces Funeral Services for Mr. Perry Cline Parker, age 78 of Hiawassee who passed away Saturday morning, August 23, 2014 at his home surrounded by the love of his family. Mr. Parker was born on April 10, 1936 in Hayesville, North Carolina to the late Boyd & Eura (Ledford) Parker. A man who was small in physical stature yet larger than life itself! Especially in his younger days, Perry held true to the statement that, "Dynamite comes in small packages".
He earned his living by the sweat of his brow and strong hands logging timber. Blessed with a marriage of 43 years and 8 children, family meant the world to him. Perry loved having everyone gather together to enjoy the simpler things in life and where he would share his knowledge of catching catfish & trout, raising gardens, canning and so much more. The family will cherish memories of the smell of ramps cooking after a successful hunt in the woods and front porch conversations.
He will be warmly remembered by all who knew him, but especially missed by his family: loving wife, Jessica Mosteller Parker; son & daughter-in-law, Darrel & Brandy Parker; daughters, Carol Arrendale & Judy Bell; daughters & sons-in-law, Tiny & Dean Gibson, Martha & James Goodwin and Kathie & Roger Tillery; sister, Reba Speed and grandchildren, Evan Parker, Tyler Arrendale, Joshua Wade, Haleigh Gibson, Alexander Gibson, Chris Leachman, Christy Moody, Rhonda Glass, Doster Glass, David Parker & Benny Parker.Also sharing in his Legacy are great granddaughters, Caroline Vera Wade & Breeann Yvonn Wade, 12 great grandchildren and 3 great-great grandchildren.
Funeral Services will be held at 2:00 p.m.on Monday, August 25, 2014 from the Chapel of Cochran Funeral Home with Rev. Keith Nucklolls officiating. Special music presented by Ryan Wilson. Interment will follow in Hayesville Baptist- Presbyterian Cemetery. The following gentlemen have the honor of serving as pallbearers: Tyler Arrendale, Joshua Wade, Alexander Gibson & Chris Leachman. Honorary Pallbearers will include Evan Parker & James McClure.
Arrangements entrusted to the care of Cochran Funeral Home of Hiawassee, GA.


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Angry, artsy rockers Vices I Admire has been banging around northern Colorado for a few years now, and has a fair amount of local acclaim, based on its live shows, an EP and the song "Monster," which has appeared on a couple of compilations. On its MySpace page, the band compares itself to Incubus, Deftones and Mars Volta, and those comparisons might not be far off. However, I also hear a bit of the unhinged creativity that distinguish locals like Yerkish. I have yet to catch the band live, but the tracks I've heard are definitely promising. At the moment, the band is on a desperate quest for a new bass player. Hit them up on MySpace if you think you have what it takes. If you aren't a bassist, you can still help Vices I Admire out. Visit the group's website to find out how you can help fund its debut full-length release. Good karma is bound to follow.
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TWO days ago, Phil Hughes was walking the baggy green mile.
Today, after the mass sackings that plunged Australian cricket into crisis, Hughes has received the stay of execution that can secure his spot for the Ashes.
Australian skipper Michael Clarke will not say it publicly, but Hughes was a dead man walking, for the third time in his career, after scoring only 25 runs in the opening two Tests against India.
Then came the axing of Shane Watson, Usman Khawaja, Mitchell Johnson and James Pattinson, delivering Hughes his Steven Bradbury last-man-standing moment.
Khawaja would be wearing the baggy green in the third Test against India today had he done his homework.
Hughes, as 12th man, would most likely have been serving him Gatorade, but the pint-sized No.3 is thirsting for runs himself and can shut the door on Khawaja's Ashes dream with a career-defining innings in the third Test.
"There's no doubt that somebody's loss is somebody else's gain," Clarke said.
"Hughesy is adjusting to conditions. For all of us it has been a big change playing one-day cricket a month ago in Australian conditions to come and play here.
"For a lot of guys, this is their first Test tour to India.
"Hughesy has been working as hard as anyone. I am confident his game continues to improve and he has the confidence to walk out and score a hundred."
Despite having only 13 men, the starting XI remains a mystery as the tourists sweat on the fitness of injured wicketkeeper Matt Wade (ankle).
Players 'lazy, disrespecful' - Hussain
Should he be ruled out, Brad Haddin and Steve Smith are certain starters and likely to bat at No.5 and No.6 ahead of Moises Henriques.
If Wade is passed fit, Smith is expected to win the nod over Haddin. Mitchell Starc and Peter Siddle will lead the pace attack, with Glenn Maxwell and Xavier Doherty expected to deny spinner Nathan Lyon.
Asked who would be his deputy for this Test, Clarke said: "Shane Watson's still the vice-captain in this series.
Players gave 'back-chat' and 'attitude'
"My goal is Watto's home, (he and his wife Lee have) the baby and he's back for the fourth Test."
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Oceanside Marine Staff Sgt. Nicholas A. Sprovtsoff passed up a job as a recruiter to become one of the service's elite troops, earning his way onto a special operations team two years ago as a bomb technician.
On Wednesday, the 28-year-old Michigan native was killed in an insurgent bombing in Afghanistan's Helmand province. His death came near the end of his fifth combat deployment, his third in Afghanistan.
"He was the most amazing man I have ever known," said his wife, Tasha, who is pregnant with the couple's second child. "I know that he died doing what he loved."
Sprovtsoff was supposed to return in a few days to his El Caballo Drive home, just outside Camp Pendleton's San Luis Rey gate in northeastern Oceanside.
That's where Tasha and his 14-month-old daughter, Lanie, were counting the days until Daddy was back.
"I'm due at the end of the month, and they were working really hard to get him here in time," Tasha said.
Instead, her husband, who had earned a Bronze Star with a "V" for valor in a previous deployment, will be buried at Arlington National Cemetery just outside Washington, D.C., on Thursday.
His widow was flown to Delaware's Dover Air Force Base on Friday to meet the aircraft carrying her husband's remains.
She returned home over the weekend, surrounded by family members helping her prepare for his funeral.
The couple met in Hawaii in 2005. Tasha said she was at a lounge when he introduced himself and asked her to go with him to the annual Marine Corps Ball.
"I knew from the very first date that he had manners," she said. "He was a gentleman and took care of me like a lady, and unlike what most men do these days."
It would be two years before they would marry.
"He made me wait," she said, laughing. "We went to the courthouse in Hawaii between deployments, and then later had another ceremony with my family in Washington (state) when he got home."
This was Sprovtsoff's first war-zone assignment as a bomb technician. Precise details of how he was killed were not immediately available.
He decided to pursue special operations forces rather than a safer assignment the Marine Corps had planned for him, Tasha said.
"We talked about it, and knew the risks," she said. "But he didn't want to sit at a desk and be outside of the action."
Sprovtsoff ---- who loved fast cars, motorcycles and singing ---- shielded his wife from the darker side of his work, she said. For example, she said she isn't entirely certain how he earned the Bronze Star.
"Nick wanted to protect me from worrying," she said. "He brought me a great sense of calm, and didn't like to tell me about all the things he had done."
Tasha said she will forever be proud of her husband and won't regret the decisions they made.
"Somehow we had an advantage, knowing that this could happen, because it let us enjoy every second we had together. We shared a lot of happiness in our six years together."
Sprovtsoff joined the Marine Corps in 2001, shortly after graduating from high school in Davison, a small suburb of Flint, Mich.
In 2002, he became an amphibious assault crewman and spent six years in that assignment before attending explosives school.
He completed that work in 2009, the same year he joined the 4-year-old Special Operations Command and underwent special training in reconnaissance missions.
He was assigned to 1st Marine Special Operations Battalion, U.S. Marine Corps Forces Special Operations Command at Camp Pendleton.
In addition to his Bronze Star, he had been awarded an Army Commendation Medal, the Navy-Marine Corps Achievement Medal, the Army Achievement Medal, two Combat Action Ribbons and two Good Conduct medals.
So far this year, 354 U.S. troops have been killed in the war in Afghanistan, according to the website www.icasualties.org , which tracks all troop fatalities.
Most ---- 206 ---- have lost their lives to roadside bombs, the homemade explosives used by the Taliban to wreak havoc on U.S. and NATO coalition troops.
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text: I scored a huge red oak tree that was dropped on someones property. I just need to cut it up and haul it out. I didn't have my camera with me yesterday when I started cutting so I have no tree pic's. Next time I go I'll grab a picture. Main trunk must be 30"-36" inch across which then branches into three good sized 18" or so trunks up to the top. I have plenty of work ahead for me and the saws. Heres yesterday's load which is nothing compared to whats left.


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Montana Huckleberry!
I think there are as many treadmill lovers as haters in the Loop. I belong to the latter, but if it works for you and gets you through your runs... well, knock yourself out!
With my winter weather every year, I'd be lost without my treadmill too so I'm not one of the haters. Glad you had another pain free run!
Running is running. And if you can do it in shorts and stay injury-free, wahoo!!!
I'm in the same boat as you. Slippery roads= no good. Now I need to work on that pain free part Great job getting it done!
I wouldn't be able to train for our local marathon if I didn't have a TM. When it's nice enough, I'd way rather run outside, but in the winter in northern MN, there's a fine line between being tough and being stupid, especially with the drivers around here. Call me a wimp, but with a TV and some good movies, what's to hate about 'milling it?
Glad you are having pain free runs! I understand on the treadmill thing ... I have been on mine a bit more than I would like, but I figure I am getting runs in that way that I probably wouldn't be otherwise!
I'm not a TM hater - they help get the job done, and are what they are.
It's nice to hear you saying you're running pain-free and looking good for an upcoming race. Seems like it was a long time that your injuries were holding you back. Good luck at Shamrock!
glad it was pain free! i hate it, but i must admit sometimes the treadmill is a necessary evil.
The perfectly written bloop. Well maybe you could have added a #hellyeah
You could probably find a huckleberry wine to chase that gel with. A Penthouse always has a good variety of wine on hand right?
Good to hear that you survived your injuries! You're going to be very fast this spring when you can run outside.
Yep....I like the words, pain free. Hopefully the weather will break just in time to get some outside runs in a couple of times too. Keep it up!
pain free is most important. Not a fan of treadmills, but miles on the TM beats hours on the couch any day.
Way to go.
I just bought Huckleberry Hammer gel.. glad it has a good review. So happy you are pain free!
Soooo glad to hear the words "pain-free." Work that Penthouse, girl!!!!!
I am just plain happy for you. Pain free is a big deal--can't hate that.
As long as you are running pain free, that is what matters!
I prefer to run outside but I do enjoy the occasional treadmill run. Interval and tempo workouts are especially nice sometimes since you can just set the pace and run without worrying about going too fast or too slow. Huckleberry gel sounds awesome!
I kinna like this bloop. Short, sweet, and beautiful....kinna like Maryland. For some reason I've been seeing boats and anchors fu#%*ng everywhere lately.


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Kraft issues cottage cheese recall
The Kraft Foods Group is voluntarily recalling 1.2 million cases of cottage cheese as a precautionary measure.
The company said poor storage temperatures could potentially produce premature spoilage or food borne illness in the product.
The Northfield, IL based company issued the recall for select Knudsen Cottage Cheese, Breakstone's Cottage Cheese, Simply Kraft Cottage Cheese and Daily Chef Cottage Cheese. All products have code dates from May 9 through July 23.
According to the company, some of the ingredients used in the products were not stored at temperatures meeting company standards.
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Watch: LeBron James got hit in the face with a basketball
LeBron James may be able to catch one basketball. But two? Nah.
Full video of LeBron James taking a ball to the face in warmups, he was laughing pic.twitter.com/6U18uzLPIA— The Cauldron (@TheCauldron) January 10, 2016
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text: DEAR AMY: I know that this is on the verge of being petty, but from time to time my husband will open a door and it inadvertently hits my hand, or hell push a chair and my toe will get pinched.Oftentimes I will say ouch because it hurts or to let him know that hes caused me some discomfort.I guess that I expect an acknowledgment or a response of sorry just so I know that he knows he has hurt me. He says that he doesnt say hes sorry because he knows that I am not seriously hurt.I think it is very rude to hurt someone even a little and at the least not to say, sorry.What do you think? EllenDEAR ELLEN: This is not on the verge of being petty. It is petty.On the other hand, it is also petty of your husband to justify not doing something as simple as saying, Sorry honey you OK?Please. I beg you both. Bury your ouchies and be kind, respectful and tolerant of each other, before your petty problem becomes something much larger.DEAR AMY: This is in response to California Mom, who wrote to you saying that her son was at a childrens pool party where adults were drinking. You said that adults should never drink around children at a pool.My wife and our four children visited a family who also had kids. They had a fenced yard.We were all watching the children, all of whom had taken swimming lessons. They were playing on the steps at the shallow end. The kids were playing with some floating toys. When I looked toward the person next to me to emphasize a point and then turned back toward the kids, our second daughter was missing. I saw her blond hair floating on the deeper water, and I was into the pool, swimming as hard as I could. She was coughing and sputtering when I lifted her out of the water.One of the pool toys had slipped out of her reach and was floating away when she reached for it and fell into deeper water. And even though she could swim, she panicked.We didnt let them into the pool again except for when one of us was in the pool with them.There was no booze involved. Lenard in CaliforniaDEAR LENARD: Thank goodness that you were sober and attentive enough to rescue your daughter.Imagine if you hadnt been?However, I want to raise one issue. Sometimes the safest vantage point isnt from a swimmers-eye-level. An adult who is eye level with the action might not be able to see what is happening in another area of the pool. That is why lifeguards dont swim with people but rather sit in chairs high over the action, giving them a wider sight line.According to a representative of Safekids Worldwide, every year more than 900 kids ages 14 and under die of accidental drowning. More than half of all drownings of kids ages 1 to 4 are pool related.For more information on how to keep young swimmers safe, check www.usa.safekids.org/water.


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Essa Obiad won this very same contest back in 2010. Now that he's back looking for an Olympia qualification, can the man from Dubai win, qualify and move on to the Olympia? This is his last opportunity as he will not pursue a qualification in Finland per my previous conversation with Essa.
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