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DeSoto RB Dontre Wilson decommits from Oregon, pledges to Ohio State
Opening up his recruitment in mid-January when coach Chip Kelly left Oregon for the NFL, DeSoto running back Dontre Wilson announced Monday on Fox4 that he will sign with Ohio State, choosing the Buckeyes over Oregon and Texas.
Wilson said during the football season that he was attracted to Oregon because of the Ducks' wide-open attack, with Kelly as the architect of its heralded "blur" offense. But he became disenchanted with Oregon when Kelly didn't give Wilson, his father or his coach Claude Mathis a warning that he might be heading to the Philadelphia Eagles, even though Kelly's announcement came a day after he had an in-home visit with the Wilsons.
"To me, it was wrong," Wilson said in the lead-up to his announcement. "It kind of hurt me a little."
Following Kelly's departure, Wilson was heavily courted by Ohio State, Texas and Oklahoma State. He took visits to Columbus, Ohio and Austin over the past two weekends – and narrowed his finalists to Oregon, Texas and Ohio State. The Buckeyes' staff made two in-home visits: by offensive coordinator Tom Herman on Jan. 17, the evening Wilson was named SportsDay's offensive player of the year, and head coach Urban Meyer on Jan. 21.
A participant in the Under Armour All-America Game, Wilson rushed for 1,892 yards and 37 touchdowns this season, catching 37 passes for 752 yards and nine scores, and returning both a punt and a kickoff for touchdowns.

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The Young Archaeologists' Club (YAC) is a UK-wide organisation for young people up to the age of seventeen who have, or want to develop, an interest in archaeology and the heritage sector at large. YAC is part of the Council for British Archaeology (CBA) who administer and support the network of local YAC Branches run by volunteer leaders from all walks of life. The Belfast YAC Branch is one of two Branches of the Young Archaeologists' Club in Northern Ireland- the other is run by staff at Down County Museum, Downpatrick, Co. Down.
The Belfast branch is currently run by a group of staff and post-graduate students from the School of Natural and Built Environment, Queen's University. The venue for the branch meetings is the state-of-the art Archaeology and Palaeoecology building, where resources and varied expertise can be drawn upon. The branch has flourished since it was set up in June 2006 by archaeologists from Queen's and a wide range of activities have been enjoyed in the five years of the club's existence. With over 60 members on the books the club meets monthly with an average turnout of 30 children per meeting. Children from eight years of age and up to the age of seventeen regularly attend and many interested parents also choose to stay for the sessions. There is also the opportunity for those over the age of 16 years to become official club Helpers and then go on to become Young Leaders.
The hands-on sessions have covered subjects such as pottery making, flint knapping, comets and myths, and the study of animal bones from archaeological sites. We have also been out and about the country and had fieldtrips to the Giant's Ring, Co. Antrim, Friar's Bush Graveyard in Belfast, Navan Fort, Co. Armagh, and Carrickfergus and Dunluce Castles, Co. Antrim. The club has an action-packed schedule lined up for 2016. Click here for more details.
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England has suddenly become the world's center in medical research—because of the influx of German Jewish doctors, an article in the Sunday Pictorial here points out.
Among them are some of the most brilliant of Gemany's workers in medical research, and they are now engaged in London with some of England's most talented investigators on inquiries of high importance.
When the Jewish refugees first arrived in this country their position was a little difficult, as, of course, they could not practice here.
It was soon recognized, however, that the vast field of research was open to them, and the newcomers were eagerly welcomed by British investigators.
The majority of British workers on medical subjects have been severely handicapped by their ignorance of the German language.
The opportunity which has now arisen for personal co-operation with some of Germany's most brilliant intellects is of incalculable benefit. It may be said with truth that research work of a character more vital than any the world has ###to known is at this moment being carried on in England.
The Medical Research Council has realized the opportunity and has allocated the sum of £4,000, given by the Stock Exchange Dramatic Society, to the London Hospital for the promotion of research into the value of short wave radiation in the treatment of diseases.
In this task Sir Robert Stanton Woods and Professor D. T. Harris will have the assistance of Dr. E. May, a German refugee who was one of Germany's first workers in this field.
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Kennon L. Wooten
Kennon joined the firm in May 2011, after serving as the rules attorney for the Supreme Court of Texas. Kennon's service as the rules attorney gives her a unique understanding of statewide and local rules of practice and procedure, as well as the disciplinary standards that govern lawyers who practice in Texas.
Kennon represents individuals and entities involved in complex commercial litigation, general civil litigation, and civil appeals. At the trial level, she represents both plaintiffs and defendants. To the appeals, she brings experience and expertise that she gained as the rules attorney and as a law clerk to former Chief Justice Wallace B. Jefferson of the Supreme Court of Texas.
Kennon is dedicated to serving the community. She served as the President of the Austin Young Lawyers Association and is actively involved with the Austin Bar Association and the State Bar of Texas. She strives to have at least one pro bono matter on her docket at all times. She also serves on the Texas Commission to Expand Civil Legal Services, which is tasked with gathering information on initiatives and proposals to expand the availability of civil legal services to low- and middle-income Texans, evaluating that information, and recommending ways to accomplish that expansion in Texas.
Recognitions & Awards
Texas Rising Star, a Thomson Reuters business, 2008, 2009, 2013 – 2016
Austin Bar Association Outstanding Director Award, 2015
AYLA President's Award of Merit, 2011
Special Commendation of the Supreme Court of Texas and State Bar of Texas, 2011
State Bar of Texas Presidential Citation, 2010
AYLA Outstanding Director Award, 2009
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Representative Matters
Represented lawyers in cases involving legal-malpractice and breach-of-fiduciary duty claims and negotiated settlements of said cases.
Represented pharmaceutical companies in cases involving alleged products liability and other tort claims.
Represented pharmaceutical companies in cases involving alleged Medicaid fraud.
Represented individuals and entities—such as pharmaceutical companies, governmental entities, and other businesses—in cases involving alleged breach of contracts and in cases seeking declaratory relief.
Prepared briefs filed in Texas courts of appeals and the Supreme Court of Texas and achieved successful outcomes on appeal, both with and without oral argument.
Advised individuals and entities on interpretation and application of procedural and ethics rules in Texas.
Negotiated successful "business divorces" to resolve shareholder disputes.
Represented parties pro bono in divorce proceedings and, in one divorce proceeding involving a child, obtained favorable temporary orders after a contested hearing regarding visitation issues.
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Admitted to the State Bar of Texas and the U.S. District Courts for the Eastern, Western, Northern, and Southern Districts of Texas
Member, American Law Institute
Member, Texas Commission to Expand Legal Services, 2015 - present
Ex Officio Member, Supreme Court Advisory Committee, 2016 – present
President, Austin Young Lawyers Association, 2012 – 2013
Board Member, Austin Young Lawyers Association, 2007 – 2014
Board Member, Austin Bar Association, 2013 – present
Chair, Austin Bar Association Publications/Website Committee, 2013 – present
Editor-in-Chief, Austin Lawyer, 2013 – present
Editorial Board Member for The Advocate, the State Bar Litigation Section Report, 2008 – present
Member, Supreme Court of Texas Task Force for Rules in Expedited Actions, 2011 – 2012
Member, Travis County Women Lawyers Association, 2011 – present
Member, State Bar Standing Committee on Court Rules, 2011 – present
Chair, State Bar Standing Committee on Court Rules, 2016 – present
Vice Chair, State Bar Standing Committee on Court Rules, 2014 – present
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University of Texas School of Law, J.D. with honors, 2004
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Articles & Presentations
Robert K. Wise & Kennon L. Wooten, The Practitioner's Guide to Properly Taking and Defending Depositions Under the Texas Discovery Rules, 68 Baylor L. Rev. 402 (2016).
Robert K. Wise & Kennon L. Wooten, A Guide to Taking and Resisting Discovery Under the Texas Rules of Civil Procedure (Tex. Lawyer 2016).
Kennon L. Wooten, Dismissal Procedures Under Texas Rule of Civil Procedure 91a; Presented at the Harris County Civil District Judges' CLE Program on August 2, 2016.
Kennon L. Wooten, Cindy Saiter, and Carlos Soltero, Dismissal Procedures Under Texas Rule of Civil Procedure 91a; Presented at the 39th Annual Advanced Civil Trial Course on July 13, 2016.
Kennon L. Wooten & Cindy Saiter, Dismissal Procedures Under Texas Rule of Civil Procedure 91a; Presented at the 26th Annual Conference on State and Federal Appeals, June 10, 2016.
Chief Justice Nathan L. Hecht, Martha G. Newton & Kennon L. Wooten, How Texas Court Rules are Made (May 13, 2016), Presented with Chief Justice Hecht and Ms. Newton on May 17, 2016, during the State Bar of Texas webcast entitled "The Texas Supreme Court Rulemaking Process: Historical Perspectives and Practice Pointers
Kennon L. Wooten, Texas Trial Rules Update; Presented at The State Bar of Texas Business Disputes Seminar on September 11, 2015.
Kennon L. Wooten, Expedited Actions and Dismissal Rules; Presented by Rules Attorney Martha Newton at the State Bar College 16th Annual Summer School on July 17, 2014.
Kennon L. Wooten, Rules Update: What's New and What's Around the Corner; Presented at the State Bar of Texas Advanced Evidence and Discovery Seminar on April 4, 2014 and May 23, 2014.
Steve McConnico, Robyn Hargrove, and Kennon L. Wooten, Legal Malpractice in Texas: Common Issues, Recent Developments, and Unresolved Issues; Presented with Steve McConnico at the 2014 Civil Justice Conference on May 8, 2014.
Steve McConnico and Kennon L. Wooten, The Basics and Nuances of Fiduciary Litigation; Presented with Steve McConnico at the 2013 Civil Justice Conference on October 14, 2013.
Daniel C. Bitting and Kennon L. Wooten, Disqualification and Recusal Motions: What to Do When Seeking the Removal of a Judge or Opposing Counsel From a Case; Presented at the Ultimate Motions Practice 2013, September 20, 2013.
Business Litigation Under the New Texas Expedited Actions Process; Presented by Kennon Wooten at the State Bar of Texas Business Disputes CLE on September 12, 2013.
The New Dismissal Rule and Rules for Expedited Actions: Tips and Traps for the Unwary; Presented via the State Bar of Texas webcast on March 19, 2013.
Kennon L. Peterson, Proposed Texas Disciplinary Rules of Professional Conduct: An Overview of the Amendment Process and a Comparison of the Proposed Rules with the American Bar Association Model Rules of Professional Conduct, 23 APP. ADVOC.: STATE BAR APP. SEC. REP. 268 (2011).
Kennon L. Peterson, Proposed Amendments to the Texas Disciplinary Rules of Professional Conduct: Brief Background and Explanation, 73 Tex. B.J. 894 (2010), 72 Tex. B.J. 844 (2009) (original).
Sofia Adrogué and Kennon L. Peterson, Texas Trailblazers and Their Texas-Sized Balancing of Professional and Personal Success, 49 ADVOC.: STATE BAR LITIG. SEC. REP. 30 (2009).


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Bail denied for alleged cop shooter
Bail is being denied for a man accused of shooting two Chicago police officers in the head earlier this week. Prosecutors are charging 27-year-old Daniel Jones with two counts of attempted murder of a police officer.
Cook County State's Attorney Anita Alvarez says Jones shot at the officers late Monday night, hitting both in the head. She spoke alongside Chicago Police Superintendent Garry McCarthy after Jones was denied bail.
"The superintendent and I both feel very fortunate that we are not here today announcing the charges in the murder of two Chicago police officers. These officers came within inches, probably less than that, from sustaining much more serious and even fatal wounds," said Alvarez.
Superintendent McCarthy says after being shot, the two officers chased Jones. Jones got away, but McCarthy says the injured officers provided descriptions and identified Jones as the alleged offender in photos and line-ups. McCarthy says the officers are "exceptional...run of the mill Chicago cops."


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SCOTUS Decision Aligns Health Care with Foreign Policy
Laurie Garrett
The Supreme Court's ruling on the U.S. health-care law opens the possibility that the United States may begin to implement domestic policies that foreign aid agencies and the Department of Defense have long supported. Read the First Take »
Selling Putin's Mideast Policy
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Vladimir Putin's Middle East trip this week was an effort to explain his policies on Iran and Syria. This is a time of perplexity for Russian policymakers in the Middle East, because they ought to have more influence than ever before, and yet find themselves criticized on all sides. Read the interview »
What to Expect
Shannon K. O'Neil
Mexicans head to the polls on July 1 to vote in a presidential election that looks likely to return to power the centrist Institutional Revolutionary Party. The new president must accelerate a slow but stable economy and will inherit a violent drug war. Read the interview »
Cooperation With Washington Will Get Complicated
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In recent years, U.S.-Mexico security cooperation has been effective. But each of the candidates has promised to shift the country's focus from stopping the drug trade to fighting crime, which will not sit well with Washington. Read more on ForeignAffairs.com »
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Egypt's new president, Mohamed Morsi, faces an ongoing struggle with the military, but the United States must proceed carefully because of the high stakes in Egypt. Read the interview »
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The Muslim Brotherhood is now in control of the Egyptian presidency. The race was close and there are Egyptians fearful about their future, but there has been so much mythmaking about the Muslim Brotherhood; it is worth debunking a few. Read more on From the Potomac to the Euphrates »
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The United States has the ability to affect Afghanistan's new era if it makes a sustained commitment to maintain security, improve the political process, and reduce Pakistani interference so as to build on the tenuous gains achieved by the U.S. troop surge since 2010. Read the Policy Innovation Memo »
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Cessna Aircraft sees growing demand in India for both the Caravan and Citation lines, the Wichita-based aircraft manufacturer said this week at Aero India, where it is displaying a Caravan and Citation Mustang. The company believes that applications for business aircraft there will increase in response to anticipated government reforms intended to improve infrastructure and free up market access.
"India is expected to be among the world's fastest growing economies this year and stands to benefit hugely from the national expansion of business aviation, both for domestic and international travel," said Bill Harris, Cessna vice president of sales for Asia and Asia-Pacific, at the show. "Cessna is optimistic that legislative and regulatory reforms this year will remove several barriers to India's aircraft market development. Cessna is positioned to meet the country's pent-up customer demand."
The Caravan turboprop single is being offered in India for a variety of business, utility and scheduled commuter applications, for which its ability to operate with minimal ground infrastructure is an advantage. "One of India's pressing needs is to improve intrastate air links, and the Caravan can cope with the most demanding terrain and is perfectly suited to the extremes of Indian weather," said Harris.


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Marshall Falls to Ohio, 55-48
The Thundering Herd dropped to 5-5 with the loss, earning its first defeat at home. The Bobcats improved to 4-5, recording its third win in a row.
"It's a disappointing loss," said head coach Matt Daniel. "It's disappointing from many facets. We have to quit shooting ourselves in the foot. We started without point guard Norrisha Victrum, who was suspended for the first half for violations of program standards.
"We hurt ourselves in the second half with a lack of execution," continued Daniel. "We had ten points in the first four minutes of the game and 38 in the last 36. That's not exactly what we are looking for. That's a point a minute and that's not efficient enough."
Shay Weaver led Marshall with 13 points, going 5-for-13 from the field. She also led Marshall in rebounds, totaling eight boards.
Chukwuka Ezeigbo followed with 10 points, finishing 5-for-9 from the field. She led the Herd defense with four blocks and two steals.
Marshall out-rebounded the Bobcats, 37-36, but the defeat marks the first time the Herd has lost when earning more boards than its opponent this season.
The Bobcats were led by Erin Bailes, who finished 6-for-8 in three-pointers and used her accuracy from behind the arch to secure the Ohio lead late in the game. Kiyanna Black followed with 16 points and added three steals.
Marshall jumped to an early 12-2 lead to start the ball game. Ezeigbo went 5-for-5 from the field in the first four minutes, earning all of her total points during the span.
The Bobcats responded with an 8-0 run, keeping Marshall scoreless for over five minutes to trim the Marshall lead to 12-10. Black netted 10 of Ohio's first 14 points.
Ohio brought the game to within one point three different times with under six minutes left in the period and took its first lead at 24-22 with thirty seconds left from a made three-pointer by Bailes.
A layup by Suporia Dickens with seven seconds left in the first half allowed Marshall to tie the game, 24-24, at halftime.
Ohio earned the lead early in the second half and Marshall chased it down for the first six minutes of the period.
With under eight minutes left in the game, Weaver put in a fast-break layup to top off a 6-0 run and tie the game at 39-39. Ruiz helped Marshall go back on top for the first time in twenty minutes after capitalizing on an and-one situation, taking a 42-41 advantage.
Ohio immediately responded with one of Bailes' three-pointers along with a steal on the next posession that turned into two quick points by Black, allowing Ohio to take the lead back 46-42.
The Bobcats took its largest lead of the game with three minutes left after another Bailes' three-pointer made the Marshall deficit, 47-53. Marshall trailed by at least two possessions for the remainder of the contest and Ohio took home the 55-48 win.
Marshall will be back in the Cam Henderson Center for the next two games. The Herd will play Furman at 2 p.m. on Thursday, December 20.


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* accurately and completely collect information about patients' current medications and share that knowledge with other caregivers who may need it. The patient should participate in this process.
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Besides hospital care, the NPSGs specify safety goals and requirements for nine other health care categories, including disease-specific programs, ambulatory care, home care, long-term care, and labs. A new goal in the disease-specific category is to reduce the risk of influenza and pneumococcal disease in older adults. Requirements for reaching that goal include developing a protocol for administering and documenting the flu and pneumococcus vaccines and identifying new cases of disease.
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Wild Alaska salmon, prized by many for its succulent flavor, versatility and nutritional value, is in its own way the unofficial Idita-snack!
Many veterans of the famed Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race say wild Alaska salmon is an important part of their racing team's diet. They prize it for its nutritional value, the enthusiasm of the dogs for devouring it, and most important, for warmer days on the trail, for its high water content.
"They like it, it's good for them, and it hydrates them," says Allen Moore, winner of the 2013 Yukon Quest Sled Dog Race and a contender in Iditarod 2013.
Moore and his wife, Aliy Zirkle, winner of the Yukon Quest in 2000 and a top contender in Iditarod 2013, packed some 50 salmon per team for snacking their huskies on the trail to Nome during warmer parts of the journey.
"We cut the fish into "Snicker bites," said Kaz Zirkle, Aliy's sister and a key member of the SP (Skunk's Place) Kennel Team in Two Rivers, near Fairbanks. During training season they go through at least a ton of whitefish and salmon, she said.
"I've always made a point of feeding a lot of fish," said Sebastian Schnuelle, a veteran of both the Yukon Quest and Iditarod, who is most well known there days for his Armchair Musher reports on the race from along the trail. "The dogs like it and they do well on it," he said. "It's good for hydration and it cools them down."
Every musher has their own source, from harvesting their own fish to having a fish processor as a sponsor.
Iditarod veteran Ray Redington, of Knik, the grandson of Joe Redington Sr., the father of the famed sled dog race, routinely snacks his team with chunks of frozen salmon and packed several hundred pounds for the trail.
Back to back four-time Iditarod champion and four-time Yukon Quest champion Lance Mackey laughed when asked how much salmon he had sent out in trail bags for the trip to Nome.
"For me or the dogs?" he responded, smiling. In fact he had about 30 pounds of smoked salmon for himself and about 600 pounds of kings and chums for the team.
Iditarod veteran Paul Gebhardt of Kasilof, who packed about 400 pounds of salmon for the race, said he makes cubes of frozen salmon for trail snacks. A lot of his fish is donated by Snug Harbor Seafoods in Kenai. Gebhardt also has guide friends in the sport fishing industry who save king salmon heads for him, he said.
Mitch Seavey, of Seward, who won the Iditarod in 2004, packed about 300 pounds of salmon and sheefish for his dogs, plus a generous amount of smoked salmon for himself, he said.
The Seward branch of the Seavey family, which also includes Mitch's father, Dan, gets about 20,000 to 30,000 pounds of fish donated a year from the Seward facilities of Icicle Seafood, said Dan Seavey, another veteran of the Iditarod Trail.
Another Iditarod veteran, Scott Janssen, of Anchorage, packed 450 pounds of salmon for the trail, but unfortunately had to scratch from the race early on.
Janssen, who trains with Iditarod veteran Dean Osmar, said they also get a lot of salmon from processors.
Others, like Rudy Demoski, who is from Aniak but now lives in Wasilla, said he had only white fish to snack his dogs this year, but wished he did have salmon.
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Nevada's 'Devil's Throat' sinkhole. The sign has a URL for the M.U.T.O. group.
This picture of Chongqing sinkhole in the possession of what secret?
"Hamlet doline" constitutes an important example of Quaternary evolution of the Earth's history, it is the Three Gorges causes a "living fossil." "Sinkhole" is the locals commonly known karst funnel, funnel called karst topography on geography. It is among several peaks dented a large oval funnel. Sinkhole pit floor elevation 1331 m, depth of 666.2 m, 622 m pit diameter, 522 m Bottom diameter. Not only have many river, as well as ease of secret hole in the sinkhole.These riparian lot of exotic flora and fauna, in the end how much? Who knows.The sinkhole is Wonderful steep caves, from the twenty-first century, explorers had conducted several countries expedition, but not yet fully understand the situation in many sinkhole cave. Scientists are still many caves, discovered many rare animals and plants and fossils. So, MUTO a social Mody mysterious organization? What they will find here? Does this turn and the "sinkhole" in formation? With all the mysteries of the trailer may be exposed gradually revealed.
Monsters' Gareth Edwards directs the all-star cast including Elizabeth Olsen, Bryan Cranston, Aaron Johnson, Juliette Binoche, David Strathairn, Ken Watanabe, Richard T. Jones, Sally Hawkins, Akira Takarada, Victor Rasuk, Yuki Morita, and C.J. Adams.
In theaters May 16, 2014, an epic rebirth to Toho's iconic Godzilla, this spectacular adventure pits the world's most famous monster against malevolent creatures who, bolstered by humanity's scientific arrogance, threaten our very existence.
Making his first appearance in 1954 (Gojira). Godzilla is a giant monster that lives in the sea that comes from the ocean to feed on mankind.
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Last week, I attended the Minnesota Newspaper Association's annual convention in Bloomington. Usually, we have a newsmaker for one of our luncheon speakers, but that didn't happen this year. Instead we had a couple of reporters telling us amusing stories from their careers — nothing that seemed worthy of sharing with readers.
As a result, I am left with a hodgepodge of notes for you. The only quote I wrote down from either luncheon speaker was from travel writer Rudy Maxa, who reported that last year airlines filled 86.4 percent of the seats on all flights in 2011.
From the few times I fly each year, I would have thought the number was even higher. My flights all seem to be full.
Scott Schmeltzer, publisher of the Albert Lea Tribune, gave a seminar on sales training.
Among the things he said was that a Web site called Pinterest.com is going to be as big as Facebook. It's designed to be like your refrigerator door, a place to hang photos, kid's drawings and stories that you find interesting.
Minnesota House Majority Leader Matt Dean, R-Dellwood, and House Minority Leader Paul Thissen, DFL-Minneapolis, squared off in a debate.
State Revenue Commissioner Myron Frans has been touring the state preaching the necessity for tax reform. Surprisingly, both Dean and Thissen agreed that there is a need to reduce corporate taxes in Minnesota, but Thissen said, "It's not going to happen this year."
Frans has been touring with a three-legged stool that won't stand up because the legs aren't properly balanced. The idea is that the income, sales and property taxes ought to be somewhat even in the amounts they take from the citizens. Dean said that the problem with the prop is, "In South Dakota, they don't have a three-legged stool; they got a bench."
South Dakota has no income tax, and Dean said Minnesota has to do more to be competitive with its neighbors for jobs. "We are in for the fight of our lives over the next five years," he said.
Thissen said one of the overlooked consequences of the 2010 election when the Republicans swept to power in the Legislature is that not only were the new Republicans much more conservative, but most of the DFLers that lost were from the moderate wing of his caucus, leaving the DFL that much more liberal at the same time that the Republican caucus was becoming more conservative. Thissen said the division between the two parties has reached the point that "We don't have any neutral standards about what are the facts that we can agree upon."
Dean said the Republicans are working hard at reforming state government, and they are reaching out to the agencies and asking for their top 20 ideas, and then asking them to come up with a budget to fund their top five activities.
Tony Casale, who once worked at USA Today, and now owns American Opinion Research, which does a lot of polling for news groups, said consumers want newspapers to be more pro-active than reactive. That is, they want newspapers to tell them what is going to be happening in the community — the meetings, games and fund-raisers coming in the immediate future are more important than what happened in the past.
He offered this example: The day after Pearl Harbor, the lead story in the Wall Street Journal began with the implications of the event, what it would mean to the nation to go to war. Everybody already knew the United States had been attacked. The next day they wanted to know what it meant.
Thus, he suggests that when the Federal Reserve acts, we should not be telling people what the Fed did, but telling them how the action will affect them going forward.
Reed Anfinson, publisher of the Swift County News in Benson and president of the National Newspaper Association, said that in 2001, 5 percent of bills were paid on-line. In 2010, 60 percent of all bills were paid on-line.
He said that by September the Post Office will be broke if it doesn't undergo massive reforms. He said that 25,000 to 35,000 local post offices actually lose money.
Anfinson is concerned about the struggles of newspapers. About 85 to 90 percent of all news comes from community newspapers, he said, noting that the newspaper industry lost a quarter of all journalists in the past 10 years.
As a result, he said, without the press serving as a watchdog, there will be much more government corruption. "A crisis in journalism is a crisis in democracy," he said.


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I'm relatively new to this, everything I've done has been in buttercream and fondant so far. I'm looking for an alternative to the super sugary buttercream classic. I personally love those cakes with the cool whip based frosting. But I'm wondering how it sets up for decorationg compared to buttercream.
To anyone who can offer their experience, recipies, pics, I'd be much obliged!
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I personally wouldn't decorate a cake with Coolwhip,Nutri whip etc..after a day or so the icing turns like rubber.It also has a chemical taste...JMO


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Terps Will Use New Linebacking Corps Against Cavs
By Matt Zenitz
COLLEGE PARK -- In hopes of shoring up what has been a porous run defense for most the season, especially during the past several weeks, Maryland coach Randy Edsall has shuffled around the Terrapins' linebacking corps.
Junior Demetrius Hartsfield, expected back after missing the last two games with a leg injury, will reclaim his spot in the middle, while junior Darin Drakeford will move from the WILL (weak-side) to the STAR, a hybrid safety-linebacker position, and true freshman Alex Twine will take over for Drakeford at the WILL.
Redshirt freshman Lorne Goree had started five of the last six games at middle linebacker while fellow redshirt freshman Mario Rowson had started the last four games at the STAR, but Edsall said Hartsfield, Drakeford and Twine gave Maryland's defense the best opportunity this week against Virginia.
"With some of the production, or lack of production, that we've had at two of those positions," Edsall said, "we felt this would be the best way to go based on what we've been able to evaluate of all five of those young men."
The Terrapins' run defense is ranked 118th nationally -- out of 120 teams -- allowing nearly 235 rushing yards per game. Maryland surrendered a season-worst 372 rushing yards amid Saturday's 28-17 loss to Boston College, during which it also yielded four scores on the ground.
The Terrapins have surrendered multiple rushing scores during seven of their eight games, including four during each of their last two, but Edsall said he hoped the combination of Hartsfield, Drakeford and Twine, which he said would provide Maryland's defense with a little more physicality, would help the Terrapins do a better job against the run against Virginia.
The Cavaliers (5-3, 2-2 ACC) are the ACC's third-ranked rushing offense.
But, like Edsall, senior defensive lineman Maurice Hampton expressed confidence in the Terrapins' new-look linebacking corps' ability to help the Terrapins improve against the run, starting with Virginia.
Hartsfield, a three-year starter, had 51 tackles, including 3.5 for a loss and sack, during the Terrapins' first five games. Drakeford, who has also missed time because of injury, has double-digit tackles during two of the four games he has played in. Twine, who been mostly relegated to special teams, had eight tackles in his lone career start to this point against Clemson Oct. 15.
"It's a great combination," Hampton said. "They're all pretty talented, and I feel like we're going to have a good week [against Virginia] with those three."
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Skin Care and Diseases
Itchy legs at night
About 2 weeks ago I broke out in a rash =(hundreds of tiny red bumps) on my legs but it has since cleared up. Since This is kind of weird, but since then I keep waking up every night between 2-3 AM with horribly itchy legs. I scratch myself raw for about 45 minutes, then fall back asleep and don`t have a problem until the following night at the same time. My legs don`t seem to really bother me any other time. I am using moisturizers (Eucerin or Aveeno) but no matter what I still wake up at 2 am scratching, and the itching sensation is very intense. I just moved to a new state and started a new job-- could this be stress related? Thank you. Jean
It is hard to make a diagnosis from your description, particularly since the skin eruption has disappeared. You might have a residual of pressure hives so that as you scratch the itching increases in intensity to the point where you damage your skin. It is quite common for low grade dermatitis or skin with inflammatory processes to be more intense at night when outside influences do not distract you. Moisturizers probably will not help, although they are not contraindicated. You might try taking an over-the-counter antihistamine at bedtime. This might help lessen the significant itching.
It would be important for you to have a careful examination by a board certified dermatologist to be certain that other disease processes are not present. Good luck!
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Talk to creditor if CAR loan is behind
You are behind in your payments to the creditor that financed your car. You get up to go to work and find your car is missing. The police tell you that your car was repossessed. Can a creditor do that without notice?
If your payments are late or you default on your contract in any way, your creditor may have the right to repossess your vehicle. Read your contract. Once the vehicle is repossessed, often without warning, your contract may provide that the creditor can then sell it.
Your contract usually allows you to buy back the vehicle by paying the full amount you owe, plus expenses connected with its repossession such as towing, storage and other reasonable fees.
However, this buy-back option may be available only once during a 12-month period. If you reclaim the vehicle, you must make your payments on time and adhere to other contract terms, or you will likely face repossession again.
If the vehicle is sold at auction or private sale, the "sale" price may be far below what you consider market value and insufficient to pay off the creditor for the balance of the contract and other costs.
Talk to your creditor if a problem arises. Most will work with you. However, if you return your vehicle voluntarily to the creditor, you will likely be responsible for a sizeable balance or debt after the vehicle is sold.
More information is available through the Marin County district attorney's consumer protection unit at 473-6495 or through its website at www.co.marin.ca.us/da.
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LAFAYETTE — Construction on a new building for the South Louisiana Community College Evangeline campus in St. Martinville will likely begin in July, college officials said.
The cost of the project is estimated at $9.2 million and will replace the existing Evangeline campus. The SLCC has campuses in Lafayette, St. Martinville, Abbeville, Crowley, Franklin, New Iberia, Opelousas and Ville Platte.
In St. Martinville, a 36,849-square-foot building will be constructed across the street from the existing campus on Martin Luther King Jr. Drive, said Steven Domingue, project manager with Architects Southwest. The existing campus has multiple buildings that total about 32,000 square feet, Domingue said.
As part of the new campus plan, all programming will be under one roof, he said.
Special design features of the campus include a "tower element" on the corner of Martin Luther King Jr. Drive that will function as the entry of the building and create a pedestrian-friendly environment, Domingue said.
The site features a collision repair training program that is unique to the Evangeline campus, while it also offers training in nursing and welding careers, said SLCC Vice Chancellor of Administration and Finance Rudy Gonzales.
The campus formerly was part of the Acadiana Technical College, however, the technical campuses merged with SLCC in July. As part of the merger, more general education courses are offered on the traditional technical sites.
Gonzales said the design accounts for the additional educational offerings.
He said the construction documents are about 50 percent complete and by March, the construction documents will be ready for a state review. Based on that timeline, a contractor could start construction by July and construction could be completed by July 2014, Gonzales said.
"We'll move into the new building about a month after — in August 2014," he said. "Then, we'll start tearing down the other building."
The existing building is in extreme disrepair and would cost more to renovate than to build a new campus, Gonzales said. Once demolished, the former campus site will be used as a parking lot, he said.
The Evangeline campus project is part of a $173.7 million bond package for 23 construction projects on 14 campuses within the Louisiana Community and Technical College System authorized by the Legislature in 2007. The SLCC Gulf Area campus in Abbeville received $5.3 million in major renovations as part of the bond package.


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At its peak, Stereolab was among the most distinctive combos on the planet. Throughout a succession of discs capped by 1996's unimpeachable Emperor Tomato Ketchup, the act, led by multi-instrumentalist Tim Gane and beguiling French-born singer Laetitia Sadier, offered up an irresistible blend of electro-dabblings, twisted kitsch and left-wing ideology. But Gane and company stuck to this formula too zealously in succeeding years, resulting in returns that were slowly diminishing even before the tragic 2002 death of co-vocalist Mary Hansen. On the surface, Fab Four Suture, which collects various vinyl singles issued in recent months, represents more of the same. Take "Interlock," an arty groove punctuated by simulated brass and Sadier lines such as "What good is all this knowledge we've acquired/In the face of deep nihilism?" However, tracks like "Excursions Into 'Oh, A-Oh,'" which moves from finger-poppin' to aggressive in a few short, entrancing minutes, exhibit some of the old spark, and even the lesser cuts have their moments. Stereolab, accompanied here by Hot Chip, isn't mixing up much that's new, but at least its old recipes no longer taste quite so stale.
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Rollout Roundup: Tobacco
Tobacco shoppers bring in the largest per-ring cash purchase of any shopper in the c-store, according to Management Science Associates, and manufacturers are treating these high-value customers to a bevvy of new product innovations across the tobacco and OTP segments.
Customization and mixing are in vogue, particularly with foodservice and beverages. Add tobacco to the list. Supplementing the Voodoo Hookah product line are 20 Shisha flavors with matching flavors in Voodoo Steam Stones from Kretek International Inc., which recommends consumers mix flavors in the accompanying ceramic bowl to find unique combinations to their liking.
On the cigarette front, JT International USA rolled out a premium cigarette line, joining its Wave and WINGS brands. Export A is made from premium Virginia leaf tobacco and comes in a stylish slide-and-shell pack.
For discount-tobacco users, Commonwealth-Altadis reintroduced its Montclair cigarette brand with a contemporary new pack design. The relaunch included three varieties: Blue, Silver and Menthol Gold.
Migrating to the cigar category, an emphasis on freshness-enhancing packaging appears to be the anchor of innovation for this time-honored segment. Swedish Match first introduced FoilFresh pouches in 2007, and last month, FoilFresh Red hit the market. A small natural-leaf cigar, the new variety capitalizes on a trend that sees natural-leaf representing the fastest-growing segment in the cigar category, according to the company.
These cigar pouches serve as a humidor, promising longer shelf life and an ability to merchandise higher-ticket cigars. In that spirit, premium cigar manufacturer General Cigar Co. began offering Locked-In Humidity packaging for select sizes of its top-selling Macanudo, Partagas, Punch and Excalibur brands. The protective, airtight packaging provides fresh-from-the-factory flavor in non-humidified environments.
For its part, Swisher has launched two new hand-crafted cigars under its Royal Gold Cigars brand, including Casino Gold High Roller Series and Gold Strike.
Not surprising, the e-cig category is loaded with wide-ranging brainchilds. Recent product tweaks include soft tips for a more natural feel and flip-top packs for a better hand feel. 21st Century Smoke delivered on both with its regular and menthol e-cigs.
NJOY recently introduced a disposable five-pack as a value option for its customers. It's the same width as a pack of factory-produced tobacco cigarettes, and it also features a flip top.
Innovation didn't cease with packaging, but the advent of new technology helped add credence to the segment. Powered by what R.J. Reynolds Vapor Co. calls "smart digital technology," the new Vuse brand incorporates automated manufacturing to ensure a consistently reliable cartridge.
Altria entered the e-cig market with MarkTen, under the company's innovation-driven NuMark company. The product is based on Four Draw technology, which is designed to give adult "vapers" a more consistent experience.
Lorillard Technologies Inc.'s blu eCigs brand rolled out a new rechargeable "Starter Pack" last month. The company sees it as an option between disposable singles and premium rechargeable packs.
The vision created through upper-management leadership enables innovation to thrive. LOGIC Technology looked to new leadership when former Altria exec Miguel Martin was named president. With 18 years in the industry, Martin most recently served as senior vice president of field sales, running the largest tobacco sales and distribution organization in the United States, responsible for Philip Morris USA, UST and John Middleton's tobacco products.
Placing the right emphasis on consumer "need states" with e-cigs is still coming into clearer focus, says tobacco consultant Lou Maiellano, president of TAZ Marketing & Consulting Group, Sevierville, Tenn., who indicates "there are manufacturers who, as we speak, are working on potential breakthrough technologies. Time and consumer preference will ultimately determine success for e-cigs."


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Is there any way possible do edit xml data file via cms??
So that it shows the file content in cms and you can edit and save it
Is there any way possible do edit xml data file via cms??
I don't think there's anything like this included in SS.
The solution would depend on your particular situation, of course, but one option might be to store the content of the XML file in a TextareaField, and to overload doPublish() for the class so it copies the contents out to a file. SilverStripe's "Error Page" type works similarly: see the method doPublish in sapphire/core/model/ErrorPage.php.


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Awkward! Find Out Which Two 'Friends' Weren't Invited To Jennifer Aniston's Wedding'Friends' forever?
Find Out Which Longtime Hollywood Couple Secretly Tied The Knot!After an engagement that's seemingly lasted forever, it looks like these two are finally hitched!
Iggy Azalea Reveals Which Famous Pop Star Will Be A Bridesmaid In Her Wedding!Iggy Azalea and Nick Young are getting married, and it looks like all of her best friends are going to be by heard side...including another famous pop star!
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Zayn Malik Responds To Rumors He's Already Married To Perrie Edwards!One Direction star Zayn Malik made headlines this week when he opted to change his Instagram settings from 'private' to 'public,' and he caused even more of a stir almost immediately afterwards by posting one particular photo.


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Nearing the end of April, the home stretch is in sight. Before you start looking forward to sweet summer there are undoubtedly several hurdles to cross, and very little time to relax. With projects, presentations, papers and tests all piling up, chances are the stress is getting to you.
Instead of succumbing to the stress, not only in schoolwork, but also in style, keep your life nice and tidy. Look and feel positive with a great outfit every day, and keep on top of your work by organizing productive study groups with your friends and peers. I was just so lucky to catch this Fashionista on her way to a study group in the perfect outfit. Her outfit was organized and clean, perfectly representing her ideal state of mind in this busy time of year. She keeps everything cool and comfortable so that she can focus on studying and absorbing knowledge.
This outfit is the perfect combination of minimalism, comfort and style. When going to a study group you want an outfit that won't distract you while working, but will still look great when you go to do something after. This Fashionista layered a pretty black blouse over a perfectly fitting pair of GUESS jeans. As I always love to emphasize, fit is your best friend. If your clothes fit, you will always look your absolute best, rather than putting on an old T-shirt or sweatshirt. In the end, I also find that when I put more effort into my look, I feel better. This can even be achieved with classic basics like a black blouse and jeans.
This Fashionista added some personal style in the form of classic, but modern pieces like a jacket with leather accents and colorblocked flats. Keep your color palette monochromatic and use interesting detail and fabrics to look absolutely effortless. I love the way this Fashionista shows off her personal style with her unique jewelry pieces, like her girly bow earrings, and accessories like her glamorous sunglasses. It gives the perfect personal touch to such a classic outfit. Her Longchamp bag adds an academic touch and carries everything she needs for a day of studying. Be yourself, put in the effort, keep studying and you'll make it through the end of the year flawlessly and stylishly too.
One Simple Change: Transition this look to a girls' night out with some sassy wedges, a chiffon blouse, a bright purse and just a dash of glitter. Don't be afraid to let loose and dance the night away. Steal some attention with a killer outfit and request your favorite songs from the '80s to keep the party with your best friends going all night long.


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SIMON DYSON let slip a storming start on a dramatic final day at the Nordea Masters in Sweden.
Starting day four at five under par, the York-born star eagled the par five opening hole at PGA Sweden National in Malmo, and followed up with birdies at the third and fifth.
However, nine under par quickly became six under with three shots leaked in four holes before the turn, bogeys coming at the sixth, seventh and ninth holes.
A final birdie at the 17th moved Dyson into a four-way tie for 21st place after rounds of 69, 72, 70 and 70, a finish which earned the 36-year-old 16,950 euros.
Thailand's Thongchai Jaidee overcame Frenchman Victor Dubuisson and Scotland's Stephen Gallacher in a play-off to seal a dramatic victory.
A closing 65 set the clubhouse lead at 16 under par, and only Dubuisson and Gallacher were able to match his score.
Heading back down the 18th, Jaidee spun his third shot to within three feet and, after seeing Dubuisson and Gallacher miss lengthy birdie putts, he converted to seal a sixth European Tour title.


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Back once again like a renegade master
The Premier League is back, and so is its most narcissistic critic. The Fifth Official is fully aware of how these erratic predictions will return to haunt him, but he'll batter on anyway.
Title contenders: Great minds meet
As much as the man induces feelings of chronic indigestion in the pit of my guts, the look in his eyes convinced me that this is the season when he'll finally knock Liverpool "off their f***ing" perch and grab his team an 18th title. The Community Shield did little to convince me otherwise. Nice to see all it took for England flop Wayne Rooney to resettle into his familiar life and form for United was 20 fags a day since the World Cup and the odd lash up. If he'd only come on just for one kick - the sublime cross that led to United's opener - he still would have contributed more than in four games in South Africa. Of course, El Chicarito announced his arrival too - by smashing one in off his face. Perhaps he's blessed with all the luck Michael Owen still thinks he's owed.
IMHO (that stands for in my hilarious opinion) it'll be a straight shoot-out between United and Chelsea for the title, but plenty of that depends on Didier Drogba's form and fitness as well as the Blues' very own World Cup misfit - John Terry and his insatiable gob. Should he keep it relatively shut, and his off-field antics reasonably less derailing, he may rediscover some semblance of form circa-2008, finally accept he's no longer England captain and then we may have another ding dong on our hands.
Man City are The Expendables
Sorry Manchester City fans, I just can't see how a bunch of renegades thrown together by an obscene amount of money will suddenly gel like wallpaper paste and launch a title bid. I mean, £220,000-a-week for Yaya Toure, Barcelona reject? Do me a favour. They are becoming more and more like a footballing version of The Expendables. Mind you, they'd be better off with Sly Stallone in charge rather than the feeble Mancini. He's like Capello-lite.
Arsenal may have squeezed another year out of Cesc Fabregas, but he'll be cursing the club and Arsene Wenger as soon as he realises they haven't got a shot at winning the title (in late September), while their defence fills me with about as much confidence as chicken pox. Robin van Persie should bang them in if he can stay injury free and Marouane Chamakh is a decent signing, but it's still not enough.
An outside bet to join the race may well be Everton, who for the first time since they were formed look as if they have enough fit players for it not to become an excuse within weeks of the big kick-off. Ooh look, there's Phil Jagielka stretching off, and there's everyone's favourite haircut Marouane Fellaini, blimey, even Mikel Arteta is breaking into a light jog. Mind you, so are Phil Neville and Tony Hibbert, so that should even things out.
Europa League misfits
Martin O'Neill's walk out at Villa has catapulted them downwards from the section above, and whoever comes in will clearly have a battle on his hands to prevent a Lost-style exodus. With the right appointment, given that they still have a flimsy reserve of promising youth, they may just cling on to a top-six place. With the wrong one, they could plummet.
And cuddly Roy Hodgson may have been installed as Liverpool manager, Stevie and Nando may have agreed to stay (for now) and the tactical nomad Joe Cole may have joined, but Liverpool are in for another bog standard campaign I'm afraid. And I'll only take slightly less delight in it this time round because Uncle Roy is an altogether more likeable human being than the previous two incumbents. Concentrate on the cups would be my advice, Roy.
Mid-table tedium
So, who will comprise the soggy mess in the middle of the Premier League? That collection of teams people across the globe instantly overlook when they wibble on about English football being the best. I wonder how many people became embroiled in heated debates in shebeens across South Africa arguing that Sam Allardyce and Blackburn embody everything that's good about the English game?
You know full well who will make up the padding between the winners and losers: Fulham, Stoke, Sunderland, Birmingham, West Ham, Bolton, Wigan and Blackburn. Of course (make way for massive caveat) it is entirely possible that any of these sides could punch ever so slightly above their weight, or implode and sink deep into relegation trouble. In fact, that's probably where most will be come Christmas before they splurge from the depths like someone desperately trying to squeeze the last drop of toothpaste out of the tube.
In the twilight zone between mid-table fluff and relegation fodder will be everyone's favourite crisis club, Newcastle United. Joe Kinnear may have gone (even if he still thinks he is manager) and Dennis Wise may be a distant, dwarf-like memory, but Xisco is still there, and so is their clueless chairman, the man JK likes to call Derek Lambeze. The cuddly Sol Campbell has also been acquired, though he won't be playing until Christmas judging by the size of him. Also still alive, and loading on the hubris without an ounce of brains or skill to back it up, is Joey Barton, the man who clearly thought he wasn't unpopular enough, so decided to grow a Hitler-style moustache for the new campaign. You've got to hand it to him - that takes balls. Well, one, if the rumour is to be believed.
Relegation rivalries
If the Premier League was decided on entertainment provided by managers, Blackpool would be leading contenders to top the table, but it isn't so they will sadly sink without a trace. Ian Holloway has already delivered this gem, on the work the club have been doing to prepare for their season: "It's a jigsaw, we need far too many pieces and the picture isn't on our box lid. We were expecting a different box." Whatever the box Olly, it surely reads relegation.
Down there with them will obviously be West Brom, who you would find bobbing up and down in an interactive dictionary under the heading yo-yo club. Roberto Di Matteo may have more of a clue than his predecessors but players like Roman Bednar and Nicky Shorey aren't going to save the Baggies from the inevitable.
The final place will probably be taken by Wolves, who have added two mediocre players from two of last season's relegated clubs. Steven Fletcher scored eight goals in 35 games for Burnley (only three more than Jody Craddock) while Stephen Hunt is the sort of player who everyone thinks is half decent because he picks up the odd fantasy point. Don't be fooled.
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SOUTH Wilts II suffered a 21-run rain-cut defeat by Tichborne Park, who have moved alongside Basingstoke & North Hants at the top of Southern Electric Premier League Division 3 table.
They posted 198 before successfully defending a reduced target score of 171 in 43 overs.
Tichborne began strongly through Henry Don (40) and Martin Cheyney (38), but lost both openers in quick succession.
Jake Roach (35) held things together finding Will Allam (32), his only reliable partner as Tichborne suffered double dismissals at 154 and again at 164 before a handy knock from Ed Berry (20) late on raised the total to 198.
South Wilts were never really in the hunt and, despite former St Cross Symondians batsman Charlie Esson making 39, half the side was back in the pavilion for 87.
Teenager Harry Hawkins (38) and Owain Phillips (21) rekindled South Wilts' hopes at 134-5, but the last four wickets fell for nine runs and the Bemerton seconds were all out for 150.
Tom Allam (4-20) and Roach (3- 30) took the bowling credits.
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Boring Elantra. Bet you haven't heard that in a while. It's a phrase people stopped using after the latest four-door sedan hit the shelves last year, wrapped in some pretty stylish sheet metal.
Now this sportier design theme, which (for the record) Hyundai calls 'Fluidic Scuplture', has just lent itself to a two-door coupe version of the Elantra.
Unveiled at the Chicago Auto Show today, the Elantra Coupe will go head-to-head with the two-door Kia Cerato and Honda Civic on the US market. Sadly, they're only making 'em with steering wheels on the left so no chance of seeing it in South Africa any time soon.
Despite bearing a very strong resemblance to the Elantra sedan at either end, the Coupe's front and rear sections have a slightly different design - it's 'smiley face' lower air intake in the front bumper and boot lid spoiler being the biggest points of distinction.
Of course, a view from the side reveals a typical, wedge-like coupe silhouette and deeply sculpted surfaces.
There's only one engine for now and that comes in the form of Hyundai's naturally aspirated 1.8-litre four-cylinder petrol mill that puts out 110kW and 178Nm. Sure, that's nothing new or exciting for the enthusiasts among us, but we'd be very surprised if Hyundai didn't launch a performance model at some stage.
The obvious poison for that would be Hyundai's new 1.6-litre direct injection turbopetrol engine that powers the flagship Veloster and which is good for 152kW and 265Nm.
The Coupe's chassis largely mirrors that of the sedan with a conventional McPherson strut set-up at the front and a torsion beam design at the back. That said, engineers have recalibrated the steering knuckle design, torsion beam rigidity and damping to make it feel a bit sportier than the four-door.
The company also avoided changing too much in the cabin, except the seats (heated on all models) have bigger side bolsters. Fancier versions also pack goodies like touch-screen navigation and a high-resolution seven-inch infotainment screen.
Anyone starting a petition for a right-hand drive version?


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Pontiac Problems? Ask a Mechanic for Answers ASAP
Well I am back . I am down to the chain. I can't see any markI on the crankshaft sprocket gear. I line up the keyway with the stamped dot on the engine block. I was able to put 2 8mm bolts thru the can sprocket onto the block . I would be much surer if I knew this had a mark on crank to line up. I put a drop of paint on the tooth lining up with the stamped dot timing mark. I put wood over the exhaust cam sprocket wedging it in tight. I removed the 2 10 mm bolts holding the tensioner an removed it and shoe. If I don't put in a chain I am not likely to make a mistake . I would like to put a new one in . I got the old water pump out of the blocck removing 3 nuts. . Let me know about the way I have it setting for timming. Tell me about the chain too. I have a chiltton's to refer to also with diagrams.
the dimple is on the block side. Nothing on the crank . The 8mm bolts freely go in. I am going to see if #1 poston is at TDC to be sure. Do you put a new chain when you replace a pump always?


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Thursday, September 21, 2017
Crowns, Bridges, Dentures, Implants
Dental implants with general anesthesia
how common is it for oral surgeons to use general anesthesia to put in dental implants?? my oral surgeon plans to do this and i wonder how common this is.
For larger cases, it is fairly common. For one tooth, uncommon.
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The Ohio State University


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Previewed by Kevin Durant associate Randy Williams last month, the "What The KD" Nike KD V is hitting retail in Quickstrike fashion this week.
Moments ago, Nike LA tweeted out RSVP information along with the photo below. This is being described as a "premium" version of the KD V that will be priced at $135.
According to Nike LA, the "What The KD" KD V will be released this Friday, June 14. Stick with Sole Collector for more information about other release locations.
Update: Nikestore says the "What The KD" KD V will NOT be sold online.
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In the 1980s, ruthless Colombian cocaine barons invaded Miami with a brand of violence unseen in this country since Prohibition-era Chicago - and it put the city on the map. "Cocaine Cowboys" is the true story of how Miami became the drug, murder and cash capital of the United States, told by the people who made it all happen. (1:57:20)
This is a documentary about the unappreciated art of film editing. It shows how film editing came about, and explains all the groundbreaking ways it has changed the film watching experience. There are a bunch of interviews from big names in the film industry including Martin Scorsese, Quentin Tarantino, Steven Spielberg, Jodie Foster, and many more. This is really a must see for any big film buff. (1:28:45)
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JERUSALEM (May. 22)
Curfew was clamped tonight on Nablus, Arab city were serious disorders occurred in 1929, and moved up to start at six-thirty P.M. in Jerusalem, where it has been in effect since last Saturday.
A Government communique announced prohibition of all traffic in central and southern Palestine without special permit. The prohibition, which practically places half the country under martial law, includes municipal areas with the exception of Tel Aviv.
Travel permits, valid for one day only, will continue to be issued until May 25 "for law-abiding citizens," according to the communique.
Military forces will be stationed along the various roads to examine the permits.
The communique adds that demonstrations at Jaffa, Gaza and Jenin were easily dispersed.
It reports no one was injured when police barracks at Jaffa were bombed. Windows of the barracks were smashed by the explosion.


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Rahm's ObamaCare Brainstorm
Chicago may dump its retiree health costs on federal taxpayers.
Rahm Emanuel's parting gift to national taxpayers upon leaving Washington two years ago was a $1 trillion bill for ObamaCare. Now the Chicago Mayor may add billions more to the tab by dumping his city's retirees on the federally subsidized state health exchange.
This public service announcement is brought to you by a city commission that the mayor appointed last summer to study the cost of continuing health benefits for retired workers. A 25-year-old legal settlement requiring the city and its pension funds to pay between...


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Chico's has created a niche catering to women 35 and older, helping them coordinate and accessorize wardrobes in sizes (0-3) that make them feel good about themselves. Service is paramount to the chain's success. In none of the chain's close to 600 stores will a customer find a mirror inside an individual fitting room.
Chico's believes that by having the customer walk out of the fitting room to stand in front of a common-area mirror, the sales assistant can influence her choice of apparel and accessories.
It's hard to argue with Chico's successful formula, yet a new study by Chain Store Age and Leo J. Shapiro & Associates on fitting rooms, lighting and flooring suggests that for most retailers, adding a mirror would go a long way toward making the shopping experience more appealing.
Asked to imagine an ideal fitting room and what it would take to make it perfect, 29% of respondents to a national survey said a mirror, more mirrors or a three-way mirror. The desire to view oneself trailed only seating (46%) in its appeal to shoppers.
Overall, consumers said they preferred fitting rooms that could accommodate two people at once, had doors vs. curtains and had mirrors inside rather than outside. They also opted for private rather than communal fitting rooms. They'd rather not have a limit on the number of garments they brought into the fitting rooms. And they'd rather not be bothered returning unbought garments to the racks.
The data comes from a February 2007 national sample telephone survey of 813 consumers age 16 or older. It is part of an ongoing series of consumer studies conducted by Chain Store Age and Leo J. Shapiro & Associates of Chicago.


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As the title suggests I am after names of a similar liking to Lily.
I love the name Lily & am pregnant with baby number 3 (not sure of sex yet but like to be prepared!).
I currently have Haiden James & Mila Poppy. I love the name Lily Paloma BUT and seriously deterred by the popularity (even if it is fizzling) of Lily. At Haiden's school the are numerous Lilly/Lily/Lillian.
Any names similar would be great!
(Can't do Lila or anything starting with B)


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This is the video answer to a ripe old dilemma: He wants to watch basketball on the tube, while she fancies the sort of romantic comedy whose appeal rests on its predictability. Now they can have both with Forget Paris, actor-director-cowriter Billy Crystal's version of Woody Allen's stock-in-trade. Crystal plays an NBA ref (amid Charles Barkley, Patrick Ewing, et al., playing themselves) who falls in love with an American in Paris (Debra Winger); when their honeymoon is over, the negotiations are just beginning. Enlivened by a strong cast (including Joe Mantegna and Cathy Moriarty), what would otherwise be vin ordinaire turns out to have a rather nice bouquet. B


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