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STANLEY—On Saturday night, East Lincoln Speedway will host the Dave Watts Memorial All-Star Race.
The event is for the purpose of remembering Dave Watts of Huntersville, who died earlier this year.
Watts was known throughout the region for sponsoring dirt track racers. Through his Dave's Auto Salvage, he provided racers with parts at no cost, plus financial support to many on a weekly basis.
Bobbi Watts said her husband sponsored race cars because he loved the sport and understood the money crisis most weekend racers had to deal with.
"Dave just enjoyed doing it and never expected any recognition in return,†she said. "He believed he was giving young people a break in life and a purpose.â€
At the time of Dave's death at least 60-percent of those that raced at East Lincoln Speedway had Dave's Auto Salvage painted on the rear quarter panels of their race cars, according to track manager James Honeycutt.
The Watts Memorial Race will feature only East Lincoln Speedway drivers from the Late Model Modified-Sportsman division that have won features this season; a fan favorite selected from non-winners this past Saturday night through paper ballot voting; and a final spot that will be filled with a non-winners consolation race Saturday night.
This means only 12 drivers will have an opportunity to race in this special event.
The race itself has a format that is very unique in the area dirt track circles.
The 30-lap feature will be divided into two legs. Leg one will be for 20 laps and will pay a full weekly purse.
At that point, a pill be will be drawn to determine if zero, four or six cars will be inverted for the remaining 10 laps, which will also pay a full weekly purse.
The winner will not only receive a cash payout, but a Meridian wrist watch with a gold and silver plated case custom-designed for the event.
The face of the watch will have an inscription giving the name of the event, date and location.
"We've had over 30 different drivers compete in the Late Model division this season and it's unreal how sought-after and what meaning a starting spot in the Dave Watts Memorial has to these guys,†Honeycutt said. "Late last week, I received a telephone call from the wife of a driver that has not earned a starting postion saying he would get out of bed in the middle of the night and just walk the floor worried he might not get to start this special event,†he added.
Gates open at 5 p.m. on Saturday with racing beginning at 7:30 p.m. Five other weekly divisions will be on the program.
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The 64-year-old man, whose name was not released pending notification of relatives, was crossing South Swan Road at East Cecilia Street when he was struck by a northbound truck on Swan, said Sgt. Pete Dugan, a Tucson Police Department spokesman.
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With his divorce from Demi Moore pending, it's time for Ashton Kutcher to get serious about acting. So why not start with playing tech-nerd deity Steve Jobs in an indie film? Because surely, Ashton Kutcher's the first name that comes to mind when casting the first of what are sure to be a dozen biopics about Jobs.
Variety says Kutcher is attached to portray the driven and secretive genius in Jobs, directed by Swing Vote's Joshua Michael Stern and written by Matt Whiteley. The movie will follow Jobs from his hippie days up to his tenure as savior-king of the slavishly devoted Apple junkies.
When you think about it, having Ashton play Jobs isn't so weird; Lindsay Lohan is lining up work playing Elizabeth Taylor, after all. Sony, of course, is making it's own movie, based on Walter Isaacson's biography, Steve Jobs. It'll be like the dueling asteroids movies all over again!
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By M Sprague
From: New England
Dec 22, 2010
This is a very sweet boulder. It's too bad it is pretty much by it's self, but it is worth the trip to get to it. There are a few other scattered problems in the general area if you hike around further. If you took the fire road NW about 1/2 mile instead, there is a small crag that offers some nice moderate highballs or short TRs. (GPS 41.627190, -71.777861)
During high water the stream crossing gets very difficult. It pretty much becomes raging white water so you have to hope there is a big tree down across it. (edit - Somebody made a "bridge" out of logs and rope, so the crossing is easier now)
By Joe M.
Mar 5, 2012
|Do you have better beta on getting to the Lost boulder than what is on here? I can't really figure out what is going on as the maps don't show the North South trail???
By M Sprague
From: New England
Mar 5, 2012
This map should help. I need to get the GPS coordinates again since I lost them in my old GPS. Coming out of the old gravel parking area the trail has a lot of little branches from the ATVers. If in doubt stay to the left near the stream and don't get drawn up the hillside to the right. If you want to check it out, Joe, let me know and I will try to go out there with you. I haven't been there in a few years, so would like to see how the problems feel now.
We have another really good boulder I could show you that is only 5 min hike in off the road. We sent some more routes on it today. There is just one that I would like to give another good try on before posting it up. I was so close on it today. I want to get it before the strong kids with big ape indexes snag it on me without doing the work of finding and cleaning it..can't completely spoon feed them.
By Joe M.
Mar 6, 2012
|That map is perfect. I will let you know when I can get down there. I hear you on the boulder hunting thing, it can be frustrating to do all the work and let others get all the sends...
By Dana Seaton
Nov 28, 2012
|There are now two tree stands within immediate range of the Lost Boulder. These folks most likely installed the cable across the river. Be extremely cautious when approaching, wear your day glow orange, and maintain a verbal presence, and do not go alone if you can avoid it. If you meet hunters please be polite, explain our use of the area, and try to get a sense of what days might be best to avoid each other.
By Topo Gigio
Nov 16, 2015
|We were told by hunters this past Sunday that the bridge and subsequent land across the stream was privately owned by the hunters (who said they installed the bridge). We knew that the boulder was on DEM land, but did not want to start an argument, so we left. Just a head's up for anyone who may encounter a hunter there
By M Sprague
From: New England
Nov 16, 2015
West Greenwich tax map: plat 45, lot 2-1 (lot 2-2 is private and close to the boulder but 50-100 feet further down trail) wgtownri.org/documents/Maps%20... All the maps I can find online show that as owned by the DEM (see arcgis.com/home/webmap/viewer.... for instance. Click 'Content' and check "Conservation Land - State", but you can call or stop by the West Greenwich Town Hall and ask ownership of Plat 45, lot 2-2
Edit - I just called the Town Administrator (392-3800 xt100) this morning and they confirmed that it is DEM land. I'd print a copy of the plat map and take it with you, and politely tell the hunters that they are incorrect. You are required to wear your blaze orange during hunting season.
By Dana Seaton
Nov 16, 2015
|Perhaps until we get this sorted with the neighbors who live on Fall River Rd we should list the boulder as closed to climbing so as not to have any more run ins with folks who carry guns.
By M Sprague
From: New England
Nov 16, 2015
|Freedom-of-navigation exercises
By M Sprague
From: New England
Nov 22, 2015
Just another confirmation that the Lost Boulder and Backwoods Wall are on DEM land: Looking at the 2013 Great Swamp Press map of Arcadia the boundaries are clearly delineated. I know the person who made the map and he is meticulous.
The land directly surrounding Wickoboxet Pond and SE of the Lost Boulder is private property, so should not be entered without permission. There are a couple marginal boulders near the pond, but they are not worth trespassing for. The good rock that I have been able to find is all on DEM property, so get a copy of the map to show anybody and don't let them scare you off. Just be diplomatic and wear your orange. If they insist on being A holes call for a warden to set them straight.


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Nick Jumps Into The Musical Game: Nickelodeon is unveiling a musical movie set in a high school… hmm, where have we heard this idea before? They say imitation is the highest form of flattery, and Disney should feel very honored, with the announcement of Nick's, "Spectacular!" Reuters reports. The kids' channel says (regardless of the use of an exclamation point in the title), "Spectacular!" is not a musical where the characters break out into song, but rather performance-based. Until we see their version of Sharpay, we're not sold.
McCartney & Friend Do The Islands: After finalizing his divorce with Heather Mills, Paul McCartney headed to the Jumby Bay resort in Antigua with Nancy Shevell, People reports. But was this a romantic weekend for the former Beatle and his gal pal or just a weekend away for friends? "They seemed more like friends. They were very comfortable together, but I did not get the impression that they were a romantic couple," a Jumby Bay employee told the mag. But another island spy told the mag there were indeed sparks between the two saying, "They seem to be having a very happy and relaxed time together in paradise. They seem not to have a care in the world." Well except for multi-million dollar check he had to write last week.
A Little More Destiny: Beyonce isn't the only member of Destiny's Child who can drop the hot tracks. Michelle Williams has unveiled her new single, "We Break the Dawn," on People.com. The new pop track marks a change from her previous Gospel sound on her last two albums. Michelle's new album "Unexpected" drops in August.
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Junior Seau's death prompted me to stop watching football. It wasn't clear to me, at the time, that Seau actually had CTE. But thinking about it (the way I now think about Jovan Belcher) made it really hard to be entertained by the sport. With good reason:
"I think it's important for everyone to know that Junior did indeed suffer from CTE," Gina Seau said. "It's important that we take steps to help these players. We certainly don't want to see anything like this happen again to any of our athletes." She said the family was told that Seau's disease resulted from "a lot of head-to-head collisions over the course of 20 years of playing in the NFL. And that it gradually, you know, developed the deterioration of his brain and his ability to think logically."CTE is a progressive disease associated with repeated head trauma. Although long known to occur in boxers, it was not discovered in football players until 2005. Researchers at Boston University recently confirmed 50 cases of CTE in former football players, including 33 who played in the NFL.Seau shot himself in the heart May 2. His death stunned not only the football world but also his hometown, San Diego, where he played the first 13 years of his 20-year career. Seau led the Chargers to their first and only Super Bowl appearance and became a beloved figure in the community.
Tyler said he was holding tightly to his memories of getting up at 5 in the morning to lift weights with his father before heading to the beach for a workout and surfing. And while the diagnosis helps, he said, it can't compensate for his loss."I guess it makes it more real," he said. "It makes me realize that he wasn't invincible, because I always thought of him as being that guy. Like a lot of sons do when they look up to their dad. You know? You try to be like that man in your life. You try to mimic the things that he does. Play the game the way he did. Work the way he did. And, you know, now you look at it in a little bit different view."Tyler added: "Is it worth it? I'm not sure. But it's not worth it for me to not have a dad. So to me it's not worth it."


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Manchester United off the pace in Norwich defeat: Sir Alex Ferguson
Alex Ferguson feels Manchester United must rediscover their urgency after losing 1-0 at Norwich with a lacklustre attacking display.
The Red Devils were overtaken by Manchester City at the top of the Premier League after Anthony Pilkington sealed the Canaries' win with a second-half header.United never really got out of second gear while Norwich are now unbeaten in five league games.Ferguson said: 'We were too long in delaying our crosses. We should have got the ball in earlier.'But we just didn't get into the space behind them, it just didn't happen for us.'Norwich got plenty of men behind the ball and closed out all of the spaces and we just couldn't get our crosses in.'Ferguson did admit, however, that the home side 'played beyond themselves', adding: 'You have got to give Norwich lots of credit for working so hard. It was a really special effort.'
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TAMPA They came looking for work as maids, cooks, security guards and card dealers – and within a few hours, some walked out with full-time jobs and uniforms measured for their first day of work. More than 4,000 people have already applied online for 400 jobs at the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino, and the early birds won out during the casino's first day of interviews in two huge exhibit halls at the nearby Florida State Fairgrounds. Technically, the job fair lasts Monday through Thursday, but by 9:30 a.m. Monday, enough people showed up to fill all 1,000 interview slots for that day. Managers started handing out reservation cards to come back later in the week, and ran out by mid-afternoon."I'm number 740, so, fingers crossed," said Toni Jackson, 43, now a middle-school lunchroom cook who has managed kitchens using the "One Minute Manager" philosophy of positive reinforcement. "I have a very stable job now, and been a cook for 25 years, but there's no room for advancement where I'm at. … I'm a mom, and Italian, so I know how to manage people in a kitchen, let me tell you." That's good news for casino President John Fontana, who said culinary jobs are among the most critical positions the casino needs with its new restaurants. Then there is the new staff he will need to support more gaming space and hotel rooms. "We set this up to handle the whole process in one day for people," Fontana said. "We need these people for all the growth we anticipate." Job seekers first had to apply online, then go to two massive exhibit halls at the Florida State Fairgrounds, check-in, take a number and wait in one exhibit hall the size of a basketball arena. In keeping with the casino theme, DJs blared hard rock music, and a series of large TVs showed sepia-toned documentaries about the Seminole tribe. Then, like a game show, DJs called out numbers in groups of two or three to meet in the second, more quiet, exhibit hall where screeners decided whether the applicant would even be qualified, or should be shifted to other potential jobs. Applicants approved for an interview went to meet with hiring managers arranged in rows the length of a football field and broken up into rooms by tall black curtains. Anyone making that cut went to another area for a criminal background check and drug test with a mouth swab. Anyone making that cut went to either a fitting room for uniforms, or directly to a table to register for orientation later in the week. At each step, managers sent anyone not making the cut to the parking lot. They made 185 job offers by the end of the day Monday. Though Florida's unemployment rate stands at 9.4 percent, many of those applying already had jobs and wanted better ones. Paige Gordon, 21, made the cut after showing up a 7:30 a.m. to win interview slot No. 246. A student in the nursing program at the University of South Florida, Gordon originally wanted a job as hostess. "They saw I worked at Panera before, so they suggested I try for a barista position in a new restaurant they have," Gordon said, standing in the most-fortunate of lines – the one to schedule an orientation time. "I got it. I'm thrilled." The position starts at $9 per hour. Hailey Palmer, 19, applied for a job as a cashier, since she's already worked at Busch Gardens kiosks. Instead, managers hired her as a slot machine customer service staffer, a job that brings $15 to $16 per hour in tips. "I heard they were opening the doors early, so I got up even earlier and I was number 176," Palmer said. "Boy, am I glad I did." David Combs, 38, had slot number 950 and already works in a casino in Mississippi as a bartender. "All my family is back here in Tampa," he said. "So I'm looking to come back … What I did is go last night to the casino and talk to the beverage director. I learned a lot about how everything works. Hopefully that gets my foot in the door."
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Jared Masters' 'Amethyst' is now available on DVD.
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"Amethyst is A Strange...Mystical...Stylish Mind Blower. I Enjoyed the Trip" - Char/Charred Remains Reviews
The most shocking silent horror film since Nosferatu, Amethyst, written and directed by psycho-sensationalist, Jared Masters (Slink, Ballet of Blood) is now available to own on DVD. Shot in 4K resolution, in a secret garden, this highly anticipated feature film is also available to rent or download to own on Amazon. This phenomenal motion picture was the Semi-Finalist this year at the Los Angeles CineFest and Winner at the UHD 4K Film Festival, in South Korea, where it will be broadcast on local television (SkyTV).
Trapped in a trip. The incredible true story of Amethyst, the girl who accidentally consumed a full vial of LSD, on her 17th birthday, and inevitably begins losing her mind. Follow along, as this profound psychedelic adventure unfolds.
She took too much.
Will she ever return to this side of reality again? Will her best friend, Ember, who gave her the gift, find her, in time?
One drop is enough.
Consumed by a kaleidoscope of wonder, Amethyst discovers a whole new existence above ours, inhabited by female vampires, piccolo-playing eunuchs, romantic noblemen, river nymphs, mystical floating orbs, and a giant stone pyramid that may be her portal home.
A fragile mind in a delicate body.
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"…heavy on style and trippy nuance, AMETHYST is one LSD trip appreciators of art house horror will definitely want to check out. In this dialog-less experimental film, a pair of women take some LSD and go on a sometimes beautiful/sometimes haunting trek across a mansion grounds, a countryside, along a river, and through a cemetery. Writer/director Jared Masters gives these two damsels room to explore the locale and come in contact with some pretty trippy things along this fantastical journey. AMETHYST is a psychedelic little pill worth popping." – Ain't It Cool News
It is the first feature film Jared Masters has shot outside of California. Introducing Grace Klich as Amethyst, and Valerie Miller as Ember. Co-starring Derrick Biedenback as the Centaur, with The Prince of Horror Erotica himself, Jared Masters, portraying the Nobleman. Cinematography by Takede Osheame. Production assistance and continuity by Matt McPartland and Casey Plemons. Written for the screen and directed by Jared Masters.
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It was with sadness that we read Jeff Frischkorn's final column. For years, we have looked forward to the Tuesday edition of The News-Herald because there would almost always be a column by Jeff. He has an amazing ability to capture his subject completely with words in a way that made it easy for us to visualize the situation. We could freeze together with him in the deer stand, or see Bev smiling when she would bring home more birds than Jeff. We both cried when we read the column about the death of his beloved "Miss Daisy."
We are going to miss your column, Jeff. Fair skies and following seas back to you and Bev. Have a joyful journey home.
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knew she was "the one". With every step she displayed incredible
reach with amazing power and suspension. We sent time with her in her stall
and she was always quiet, sweet, and enjoyed the attention. We were so excited
to be able to purchase a mare of her quality. ALISHA was
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UPDATE: ALISHA was started under saddle the winter of 2007 and could not have been easier. Within a few weeks she was W/T/C very nicely in the ring. She was very happy to work and was lovely to ride. ALISHA is now in foal to the SANDRO HIT son SWAROVSKI, due May 25th,2009. Please see his video here.
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UPDATE: ALISHA is in foal to the Grand Prix Oldenburg stallion SANSISCO, due June 15, 2011.
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2012 UPDATE: Alisha is in foal to the 2011 6 year old Bundeschampionate Callaho's Benicio, due at the end of June 2013.


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Alex Ferguson insists his Manchester United champions will keep their intensity right until the end of the season.
The United boss saw a Robin van Persie penalty and a battling United performance deprive Arsenal of two vital points in their quest for Champions League qualification with a 1-1 draw at the Emirates stadium on Sunday.
And Ferguson promises Chelsea will face an equally determined United at Old Trafford next weekend, even though United cannot now post a record Premier League points total.
Ferguson said: "We have got Chelsea next week, they are fighting for a Champions League place and we have to honour the rest of the teams who are trying to get there, like we did (against Arsenal).
"Nobody could say we relaxed too much, I thought we had the edge to the game in the second half."
Van Persie was afforded a guard of honour on to the Emirates pitch by the Arsenal players but was booed by Gunners fans throughout the match on his first return to Arsenal since joining United for £24million last summer.
"Nobody could say we relaxed too much, I thought we had the edge to the game in the second half." Ferguson on the performance against Arsenal
The jeers were loudest as he stood up to stroke the penalty past Arsenal goalkeeper Wojciech Szczesny just before half-time after he had been brought down in the area by full-back Bacary Sagna and referee Phil Dowd pointed to the spot.
Ferguson praised Van Persie's equilibrium.
"He kept his nerve, that was important," said Ferguson.
"It was a difficult time for him, the chanting from the fans does not help, but he kept his cool."
United had most of the clear-cut chances after Theo Walcott had put Arsenal ahead with a crisp shot past goalkeeper David De Gea after just two minutes in a match which started at a breakneck pace and saw five United players booked.
Ferguson said: "I thought the referee found it difficult and the game was running away from him, he found it difficult to control.
"Once we started getting some momentum going and a bit of heart, we looked like the team to win.
"We had some good headers in the first half, the goalkeeper has made a great save from one of them and Phil (Jones) has missed the other two.
"In the second half Wayne had a chance with a header, and time and again the final ball let us down. We were the team making the chances. Credit to Arsenal, they kept fighting which is what we expected."
The draw leaves Arsenal in fourth spot with three matches remaining and manager Arsene Wenger said:
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And it just keeps going and going, getting worse and worse. Another microfracture surgery. Yikes. Both knees with microfracture surgery, one knee twice, and the other knee once, and the twice-microfractured knee also with severe kneecap issues ala the injury that turned McDyess from an all-star to a backup.
I know he has all the money he will ever need, but still the guy has gotten more than his share of bad breaks since the day he was drafted, and I would have to say the odds he will ever be a factor on the basketball court are almost nil at this point.
The poster "pacertom" since this forum began (and before!). I changed my name here to "Slick Pinkham" in honor of the imaginary player That Bobby "Slick" Leonard picked late in the 1971 ABA draft (true story!).
I would feel bad for any one going through three knee surgeries and not belong able to do what he loves.
If I'm Greg Oden, I start doing everything I can to get to Phoenix and their training staff.
If I'm the rest of the NBA, I start trying to figure out how the Suns training staff handles all these guys with a history of knee problems.
"Nobody wants to play against Tyler Hansbrough NO BODY!" ~ Frank Vogel
"And David put his hand in the bag and took out a stone and slung it. And it struck the Philistine on the head and he fell to the ground. Amen. "
There must be something in the water here in Indiana over the past 10 years. Because alot of our NBA players have terrible luck with injuries. Both Oden and Gordon are made of glass it seems. There needs to be an environmental study of the Indianapolis Water.
You can't get champagne from a garden hose.
Plus you got George Hill and Zach Randolph missing time this season, as well.
Look out Mike Conley and Gordon Hayward, you're going down. Literally.
Bummer, definitely the Bob Sanders of the NBA.
What Lebron James should've said after the loss to the Mavs!
What should I do? Should I admit Id made mistakes? Should I remind you Ive done this before? What should I do? Should I just sell shoes?
Bob actually accomplished something in his short time of health. Defensive MVP. Odem has barley played enough to not be a rookie.
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System of a Down's Serj Tankian Readies New Solo, Jazz, Symphonic + Electronic Releases
Serj Tankian's day planner is getting plenty of ink these days. The veteran vocalist not only has a new solo album and another batch of shows with System of a Down this summer, but he's also stretching his boundaries with several other projects.
Tankian tells Billboard.com that these are particularly creative times. The singer's third solo effort, 'Harakiri,' is due July 3, but he's still got a full schedule ahead of him, and that's not even counting his System of a Down obligations. He says, "I've got my first classical symphony that I've written called 'Orca,' like the whale. We're trying to find the right kind of live orchestra situation so that we can record the orchestra live and release it. I've got an electronic project called 'F—tronic' with Jimmy Urine from Mindless Self Indulgence and it's like a concept British gangster film without the film, if that makes any sense. So there's actors and a lot of cussing and killing and over-the-top hilarious stuff." The vocalist says that 'F—tronic' may evolve beyond the music to include a graphic novel or cartoon short.
And Tankian isn't stopping there. He adds, "I've done a jazz record that we're so far calling 'Jazziz Christ.' I was trying to figure out a way to piss off both the jazz purists and the religious right in the same title." Tankian also says he shot everything he did last year with HD cameras mounted to his head for a point-of-view perception for the viewer. "We're also kind of trying to figure out if we want to do a TV thing with that or a film," explained the singer.
But what about System of a Down? Tankian says the group will have their moment in August when they kick off a tour with Deftones. However there's no word as of yet on any more recorded music for the band. Serj says that even though they're just playing live at the moment, he's encouraged by the fan response should they get in the studio again. "When people are asking, 'When can we get new music from you,' I think it's the biggest compliment in the world. We have not made a plan to do it as of yet. I think it's something that we'll get together at the right time when we all have that headspace to do it. But, you know, it hasn't been that time yet," says the singer.
Tankian believes that the string of reunion dates is healthy for the band and may eventually get them to where they need to be. He explains, "When you're on tour, everyone plays their music [and] everyone has fun. I think it's a very healthy, fun environment, and we've had a blast together on tour, to be honest. I think it's the opposite when you're writing a record that certain tensions come out based on artistic differences. I'm not necessarily referring to System, but any band, for that matter. Touring is a great way of getting together and having fun and reconnecting, so I think we're doing the right thing." The tour launches Aug. 2 in Camden, N.J.


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TAMPA — Hillsborough County sheriff's divers found the body of a man who disappeared after his boat capsized while he went fishing in a Town 'N Country pond Tuesday night.
The small boat overturned with two men inside behind 7612 Ocean Harbor Lane around 9:45 p.m., said Deputy Larry McKinnon, a spokesman for the sheriff.
One of the men was able to swim to shore, but the other slipped under the surface. Three divers were called out and found the man's body after a 20 minute search, McKinnon said.
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Everyone loves a good story and car enthusiasts particularly love ones about those "Eureka!" moments when a special car is found under a rotting tarp at the back of a rickety barn. It may be covered in dust, home to varmints, but to someone who can envision it in restored condition its former beauty is plain.
This book, (available from www.Motorbooks.com) first published in hardback in 2005, is now available in paperback — and it's filled with tales of discovery, a sort of Antiques Roadshow look at vintage autos. Some of the tales are the author's own but many have come from the discoverers themselves. Out of their stories come a number of tips about how a car hunter can make a dream come true: Get word out about what you hope to find. Never pass up a rumor. Know that you may not be able to keep all the cars you find. Don't offer too little and lose a deal. Be patient, persistent, and nice.
The cars in this edition may have been family runabouts or custom transport for the rich and famous — Marlene Dietrich, the Vanderbilts, or Edsel Ford. From surf buggy woodies to chopped top hot rods and from an Abarth 1500 to a Lotus Elan, the finds are out there. Some go back to the 50's but others have been located in the last ten years. They may have been kept in pristine condition or stored away after an engine blowout — still full of gas. Their purchase prices range from outright gifts to mega bucks, and with 20/20 hindsight there are heart breaks aplenty as collectors think about the one that got away or what the same car might have gone for a decade or more ago.
You have a good read in store as you learn about the hunter taking refuge from a sudden storm who chances upon a '40 Ford with standard grille and tells a friend who purchases it. As the friend trailers it home, he gets two offers for it, the second more than three times what he'd just paid. You'll read about a collector whose dad taught him about cars and spent hours restoring an early find with him, one who bought his first car at age 12, and one who fell in love with Cobras and now owns nine of them. These are real people, all afflicted to one degree or another with a love of older cars and their distinctive lines, engine sounds, and histories. They're special in the way they track the lead of a "Doozie" left parked atop a hill in Wyoming or locate the first car they ever owned. They research carefully before starting a restoration and proceed carefully thereafter. Even in pre-internet days they managed to find some real treasures, and this book's many photos prove it.
Tom Cotter has spent a lifetime learning and writing about cars — and building a very successful motor sports PR agency. Co-chairman of the Amelia Island Concurs d'Elegance, he lives in Davidson, North Carolina where he keeps a garage filled with vintage cars, a number of which he's found unused in a barn, a carport, a field, at a neighbor's, etc. Over thirty-five years of hunting he's discovered more than 100 cars in need of a new caretaker.


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A parents' group has challenged Education Minister John O'Dowd after he slammed an education board for failing to merge Craigavon grammars with non-selective schools.
On Wednesday the Southern Education and Library Board (SELB) accepted a survey in which over 80 per cent of respondents opposed plans to merge Portadown College and Lurgan College with Craigavon Senior High School.
On Thursday, Mr O'Dowd said the SELB had "failed to come forward with a plan" to resolve the "inequality" of Craigavon's current system, known as the Dickson Plan. He said the board has a legal duty "to remove barriers" on the basis of equality.
"It is obvious that the current structures being provided are failing too many young people in the Dickson Plan area," he told the Portadown Times. "I will be seeking robust assurances aligned to a timeframe from the board as to how they intend to eradicate education inequality for the controlled sector in the Dickson Plan area."
But Nicole Lappin of the Dickson Plan Concerned Parents Group said the minister should not be intervening.
"Otherwise he is pre-empting a consultation which he must later adjudicate on," she said. "The community has said clearly the Dickson Plan is not to change; we are not aware of any inequality except the Senior High School accommodation definitely needs investment."
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In two games against the Carolina Hurricanes this season, the Bruins have scored 11 goals.
After a five-goal effort in Raleigh back on Jan. 28, the B's tallied a season-high six goals on Monday, routing the Canes 6-2 at TD Garden. David Krejci didn't get on the scoresheet Monday night, but he played a major role in the teams' first meeting, scoring the game-winning goal with 1:50 left in a 5-3 victory.
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September 27, 2012 9:24 am
Earlier this year, Derek wrote about what to expect from the most-hyped foreign players. Did the players comply?
Prior to the season, I spoke with a number of scouts and talent evaluators to try to get a read on the various international imports fantasy players would have to make decisions on in their drafts. Today, I wanted to take a look back and see how well we were able to predict their performance here in the United States.
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September 24, 2012 5:00 am
Investing in top non-closers now could save you loads of money next draft day.
For the past five years, as the season winds down, I've made it a habit of discussing one of my favorite keeper league strategies: stashing potential closers. This, of course, isn't viable in every single keeper league based on format, depth, and rule quirks, but in leagues where it is, it can be a powerful way of accruing cheap value for your 2013 squad before the 2012 season even ends.
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September 20, 2012 9:03 am
If an extra two wins or an extra two dozen strikeouts will make a big difference in your standings, here's where to look.
Over the past week, I've discussed the importance of prioritizing categorical impact over raw value with the season nearing an end. At this point I think I've given the concept more press than Psy is getting, and while "Gangnam Style" becomes no less brilliant play after play, I fear me talking anymore about this would have the opposite effect. So, I'll simply point you towards my one-category contributor articles for saves and homers and steals and invisible horse dance my way onto the meat of today's article...
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September 17, 2012 9:43 am
Playing for one category might make sense this late in the season. Here are some limited players who might nonetheless pick up a point or two for you.
On Thursday, I discussed the importance of managing your categorical needs at this time of year. By this point in the season, you could actually make a case for dropping certain would-be stars like Adam Dunn or Michael Bourn if their categories are no longer of use to you (and if you're certain enough they won't fall into the hands of a competitor that needs what they offer). On the flip side, players that you might have turned your nose up at earlier in the year may now be incredibly appealing. Because there is so little time left in the year, a couple of home runs or steals could mean a point or two in the standings. And if this is the case, the crappy batting average that is likely to come with it probably doesn't matter to you. As I always say, it's all about context. So today I return with some more one-category wonders that are worth considering for a final championship push.
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September 14, 2012 9:34 am
If a couple saves could tilt the category, you should look under every rock this month.
As the season has progressed, I've discussed what I believe to be proper strategy when it comes to active roster construction, whether it be via trade, free agency, or your bench. At this point in the season—that is to say, with a mere 19 days left—it shouldn't be going out on too much of a limb to say that categorical stratification trumps all. If you haven't yet, take raw "value" and Old Yeller it (or White Fang it, depending on your preferred fictional canine reference). Whether you chase it away or pull out all the stops and take it out back and shoot it, just get rid of the notion of "value in a vacuum" so you're not tempted to play with it and catch rabies (or whatever threat White Fang posed—I never claimed to be an expert).
At this juncture, it doesn't matter that Michael Bourn is one of the top-ranked players in the PFM if you have no room to move up or down in steals. There's precious little time left, and guys that are still left on the waiver wire aren't likely to be especially valuable overall. But if you can uncover a couple of one-category gems, that could be all you need to propel your team a few points in the standings. It doesn't matter if Anthony Gose strikes out nearly as much as Adam Dunn; if you need steals, he might as well be Albert Pujols to your team. Because of this dynamic, I'll be spending today and Monday discussing some players who surely have flaws but who can provide a serious jolt if you need what they provide.
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September 10, 2012 5:00 am
BABIP spikes may be tough to read, but adding another unstable stat to the mix doesn't seem to help.
Last week, industry colleague Michael Salfino penned an interesting article for Yahoo! Sports discussing BABIP and how we might be able to tell legitimately good BABIPs apart from lucky ones (and legitimately bad BABIPs apart from unlucky ones). A couple of you pointed the article out to me and asked for my take on it, so I thought it best to simply write up a post in case others were interested. The article opens with:
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September 6, 2012 5:00 am
Wins might not mean much to a pitcher, but as our fantasy guru points out, they're important in fantasy leagues. Here are some tips to rack 'em up.
Last week, I discussed how little a fantasy squad's ERA and WHIP is likely to move at this point in the season. Because of how many innings teams have already logged and how few will be logged between now and October 3 (both at the team and individual player level), it would take a lot to move the chains very far. I closed out the article noting how this can create some interesting strategic considerations, most prominently the decision to… gasp… chase wins.
"Don't chase wins" has become a cliché in the fantasy community, something every good player knows is fantasy suicide. Except it's not. This cliché was born, in part, from the sabermetric movement in general—you know, the one that says wins are a terrible gauge of a pitcher's value. While this is generally true (at least in the sense that there are better gauges of pitcher value out there), it doesn't have anything to do with fantasy baseball. Regardless of the utility of wins to judge a pitcher's talent, we use it as a category in fantasy baseball. End of story. The link should end there. Yet, a lot of that stigma has carried over to the fantasy world.
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August 30, 2012 5:00 am
As the trade deadline approaches, you might want to upgrade in your pitching-ratio categories. This might be a losing strategy.
If your league's annual trade deadline hasn't already passed, it's likely that today or tomorrow will be the last day to make deals. The remainder of my leagues' deadlines will all pass within the next 48 hours, and I know that I'll be in contact with almost every owner in the league in that time (if I haven't already begun talks) to see what they're looking to acquire, what they're looking to deal, and how that fits with what I'm trying to do. Today, I wanted to pass along one piece of advice that might be useful to you in your own dealings: be very careful when trying to move the needle on your ratios.
With five of six months very nearly in the books, it will be incredibly difficult to budge most ratios more than a few points. Of course all situations are different and need to be evaluated independently, but this is a general rule that applies to nearly all fantasy teams at this time of year. As a result, while that deal you have on the table for Clayton Kershaw may seem really appealing, it's important to do your homework and make sure such an acquisition is truly going to have the desired effect.
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August 20, 2012 5:00 am
Injuries and attrition have probably wiped out at least a portion of your rotation. Here are six pitchers with upside that are probably available.
As we pass the 75 percent mark of the 2012 season and approach the homestretch, the list of injured players only continues to grow. Finding suitable replacements at this point in the year can be difficult, so I thought I'd look today at six pitchers who may be better than their ERAs indicate. For fantasy teams in need, no stone should be left unturned. Whether you're looking for permanent roster replacements or just spot-starters to pad your win and strikeout totals, these guys are all worth considering, especially when they have favorable match-ups. Keep in mind that these players are best used in deeper leagues—don't pass up Anibal Sanchez for Justin Germano just because he's on my list—but some may at least warrant consideration even in medium-depth mixed leagues.
Marco Estrada | Milwaukee Brewers
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August 16, 2012 5:00 am
With persistence, a plan and a few well-placed risks, Derek turned around a struggling Tout Wars team.
I've been talking a lot about theory lately, so I thought I'd lighten things up today and talk about my favorite subject: me. More specifically, I wanted to update you on the progress of my Tout Wars team's transformation. A couple weeks ago, I talked about how I approach making trades and offered up my Tout NL dealings as a real-life example. That was in the midst of my process to turn my team into a contender, shifting my resources toward the categories that I could gain the most ground in. My stated goals at the time basically boiled down to:
1. Get saves
August 13, 2012 8:51 am
Different teams have different priorities at this time of the year. Are steps needed to keep it from becoming a problem?
On Thursday, I discussed my views on non-contenders trading with contenders in fantasy leagues and whether or not there should be special considerations when making such deals. Naturally, this evolved into a discussion in the comments section on how this applies to keeper leagues versus redraft leagues, leading reader brucegilsen to request:
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August 9, 2012 5:00 am
If you're out of the money, is it fair to your league's leaders to make trades that could affect the first-place finish? Is it fair not to?
Last week, fellow Tout Wars NL participant and industry friend Todd Zola sent out an email to all of the Tout and LABR warriors, asking each to give their brief thoughts for a roundtable he was putting together. The question:
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Getting two turkeys on a XL BGE is a little tight but the results were phenom as usual!
First we use an Alton Brown recipe for the brine. Brine the turkeys about 12 hours. Use the same brine on fresh ham...excellent.
I use the beer can stands, modified in my shop to accommodate setting them closer together in the BGE
One of the advantages of the brine beside great flavor enhancement is the food safety protection the brine provides. I always brine poultry prior to smoking. Also start my day by giving our stainless steel sink a good scrubbing for additional safety.
One of the nice things about these racks is the handles which can be used to stabilize the beasts up the beer can holder. When I started beer canning turkeys I used the big 32oz Fosters can which provides some stability but can still can be a little tricky. Now with these beer can sets...I can just strap these babies in and smoke um up.
Have tried a variety of beers.....honestly can't tell one form another.
I'm using a pretty standard rub out of Steven Raichlen's Beer Can Chicken cook book. Heavy coatings in the cavities then lather up the exterior's with olive oil and rub em down....These birds were both close to 13 pounds. Fresh from Petty's Market.
Normally I prefer apple wood on Turkey's but this smoke I used a wood recipe of 50% pecan, 50% cherry. Came out GREAT! I need to learn more about "wood recipes" off the Forum!
OK....ready to go. BGE is armed with a DigiQ controller. It is a great system allows me to spend time with the Grandchildren rather than watching temperature read outs all the time.
I cooked these birds @ 270 degrees...about 3.5 hours to achieve 165-170. We then incarcerated them in foil and popped them in the cooler for about a hour. They came out of the cooler steaming hot and juice running out of them. These two birds and the ham below fed our crowd of 16.... with a food fight for the left overs!
Below is a 9 pound fresh ham I cooked the day before. This is Michael Symon's Christmas Ham with Habanero Glaze recipe. If you like cooking fresh hams this is a fantastic recipe. It has a great Cleveland BBQ sauce which is also the base ingredient along with a gallon of Orange Juice for the Habanero Glass. Again I used the cherry/pecan wood mixture. Smoked at 275 degrees. Four hour cook time. Began glazing when the IT reached 150. Pulled it at 170...about 4 hours. Re-heated to an IT of 100 on Christmas....was outstanding. BTW: I use this Cleveland BBQ sauce recipe as one of my sauces for pulled pork as well. In case you can't find it here it is below.
Cleveland BBQ Sauce (If you are going to make the glaze you will need to triple this recipe as the glaze uses two cups in its prep.)
1.5 teasp olive oil
1/2 cup minced red onion
1 minced garlic (double or triple to taste!)
Kosher Salt
1 1/2 teasp colander
1/2 cup dark brown sugar
1/2 cup cider vinegar
1/2 cup sherry vinegar
1.5 ounces Chipolites in Adobo sauce (when my Wife's not looking I double this!)
1 cup of stadium style mustard. (Bertrams etc)
Habanero Glaze
1 Gallon Orange Juice
1/2 cup of lime juice
1 cup light brown sugar (packed)
And the Gun Powder: 1 Habanero Chile with a slit out in 1 side
These all go in a large sauce pan and are cooked to a reduction of 50%....its a great flavor with a nice buzz. I've learned a ton since joining this Group. Hope there's something here that can help someone in the future doing turkeys on the BGE....


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Shaw, Bernard, 1856-1950.
Shaw on theatre.
New York, Hill and Wang [1958]
|Persona incaricata:
|Bernard Shaw; Bernard Shaw
|Tipo documento
|Tutti gli autori / Collaboratori:
Bernard Shaw; E J West
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|xi, 306 pages ; 20 cm
|Appendix to The quintessence of Ibsenism --
A dramatic realist to his critics --
Preface to The theatrical "world" of 1984, by William Archer --
How to lecture on Ibsen --
The problem play -a symposium --
The censorship of the stage in England --
On being a lady in high comedy --
Why Cyril Maude did not produce You can never tell --
How to make plays readable --
The dying tongue of great Elizabeth --
Letters to Louis Calvert on playing undershaft --
What is the finest dramatic situation? --
Mr. Trench's dramatic values --
On the principles that govern the dramatist --
To audiences at Major Barbara --
On cutting Shakespear --
Lord Grey, Shakespear, Mr. Archer, and others --
I am a classic but am I a Shakespear thief? --
Letter to J.T. Grein --
Shakespear: a standard text --
On Clive Bell's article --
Make them do it well --
Shakespear and the Stratford-upon-Avon Theatre: a plea for reconstruction --
On printed plays --
John Barrymore's Hamlet --
Theatres and reviews then and now --
The Colossus speaks --
Playhouses and plays --
Mr. Shaw on Mr. Shaw --
Bernard Shaw talks about actors and acting --
Speech as guest of honor at London Critics Circle annual luncheon --
On Gordon Craig's Henry Irving --
My first talkie --
Gordon Craig and the Shaw-Terry letters --
Arms and the man on the screen --
Too true to be good --
An aside --
Dramatic antiquities at Malvern --
Playwrights and amateurs --
The simple truth of the matter --
This year's program --
Saint Joan banned: film censorship in the United States --
On the festival habit --
The author's apology for Good King Charles --
Granville-Barker: some particulars --
My way with a play --
Sullivan, Shakespear, and Shaw --
Rules for directors --
The play of ideas.
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|Prose works.
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NVIDIA Tegra 3 device owners will be getting an enhanced version of Phosphor Games new action adventure game, Horn, which was selected by Zynga as a premiere title in its mobile developers program. Based loosely on the Old English tales of King Horn, gamers will play as a young blacksmith's apprentice named Horn, who is the key to saving his kingdom from an evil curse that's turned his village into monsters. Chip Sineni, director at Phosphor Games Studio, explains how Tegra 3 makes this beautiful game more breathtaking and exciting in this exclusive interview.
How have you worked with NVIDIA on this game?
We were pretty happy with how Dark Meadow turned out for Tegra 3, so early in the development of Horn we knew we wanted to get NVIDIA involved with making it extra special.
What have they provided in terms of tech that has helped with development?
NVIDIA is great at analyzing your game and letting you know where you can optimize, as well as hooking you up with hardware partners to get the most out of specific devices.
How does your game make use of Tegra technology?
In general, we are pushing mobile hardware very hard, and Tegra is the only Android platform that can run the game with all its bells and whistles. In particular, on Tegra we can do a cloth-based scarf that moves with the player, repulsion particles that dynamically float way when the player gets near, and physics objects the player kicks and interacts with.
How does this impact the gameplay experience?
All of this makes the world come alive and makes it feel like something is always happening. It contributes to everything feeling more rich and dynamic.
What are the challenges of developing for Android devices today? How does NVIDIA help with this?
The different platforms you have to support can be time-consuming, but with Tegra you have a great standard that lets us focus more on supporting great features than trying to get it to work at all.
Can you talk about the gameplay experience and how consoles have inspired you?
The game is about navigating a space, puzzle-solving and combat. Zelda is a game we took a lot of influence from with the way the puzzles integrate with the core gameplay. Consoles games like Uncharted,Tomb Raider and Enslaved were also influences. In particular, we looked at the way the player performs different actions seamlessly without special buttons.
What are your thoughts on what can be done with tablet gaming today?
You are really only limited by how much development time you can spend on a tablet game. Otherwise, there is no reason a game shouldn't be as rich as a PC or console title.
What were your goals heading into this game?
The goals for Horn was to make a game anyone could pick up and play, yet have the depth of a classic console game.
What does Horn bring new to the genre?
From our point of view, the genre doesn't exist yet on tablet! In terms of action adventure in general, the ease of use with how the player controls the character, the armor system is pretty new, and the combat, itself, has never been quite done like this.
Can you talk about the story and the game universe?
You play as a young blacksmith's apprentice named Horn who wakes up to finds your village and lands over run by large armored creatures. It is revealed these creatures are actually the people and animals from your village transformed by a curse, and you alone have the power to free them. On your incredible adventure you carry the loud-mouthed head of one such fantastic creature with you - a somewhat uncooperative and ill-tempered but grudgingly helpful sidekick. Along with this new companion you must use your sword, crossbow, trusty musical horn, and wits to explore the lands, defeat the enemies, and solve puzzles in your quest to undo the curse that engulfs your homeland.
What are some of the environments players will engage in?
We wanted to convey a lot of classic archetypes- the misty forest, the old European temples, the beach, the snowcapped castles, lava, etc. We felt like we really needed to hit these classic locations to make it a proper Hero's journey.
How is the combat different than other games?
One thing we wanted to do early on was keep combat very dynamic, so we allow you to roll around the enemy and get into different positions. With that, we really wanted to give purpose to why you spin around, so we have destructible armor on enemies, and under the armor there are weak points you want to hit. It gives each combat a slightly different feel.
What do you think tablet gamers will really like about this title?
There is nothing really like it on tablets. Horn is a pretty deep and rich experience that normally can only be found on a PC or console.
How do you see tablet gaming evolving over the next five years?
Tablets get so powerful every year that it is hard to see tablets being separate from PC or console. They all might be the same. Especially with the way you can already hook up a Tegra device to a TV and use a controller. I think that is the future of gaming. You use your device on-the-go, or on a bigger set-up at home.


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GRANGE will be finally confirmed runners-up in the Subway national league and secure a place in Europe next season if they see off third bottom AMN Hillhead at Peffermill today. The omens are more than promising, the Edinburgh side dumped Hillhead out of the Scottish Cup last weekend with a convincing 5-1 victory, but captain Rob Barr is taking nothing for granted.
"Last week's score gives us optimism that we can win again on Saturday, but we know we still have to go out and work hard for the three points. We will be clearly focused for the game and if we can get some more consistency and control in our play, we can hopefully secure second place in the league," said Barr.
Western Wildcats will bid to keep the pressure on Grange for that runners-up spot by seeing off already relegated VWS Dundee Wanderers at Auchenhowie, but coach Vishal Marwaha has already conceded that the European spot is becoming an increasingly forlorn hope.
Inverleith, with only a single point in their last three games, have fallen back to fourth place and can expect little sympathy from a Glynhill Kelburne outfit that have just won their eighth consecutive league title, and without dropping a single point in the process.
If Stevie McCurry, Inverleith's coach, believes the Paisley side will now take their foot off the pedal, the words of manager Harry Coles will quickly stifle that fleeting thought.
"We will be looking to maintain our winning momentum against Inverleith this weekend in the run-in towards the European Club Trophy in Lille two weeks from now. Games against Inverleith are always keenly contested affairs, we are aware we have to be on our toes defensively as they pose a number of goalscoring threats throughout their squad," Coles said.
At the other end of the table, CALA Edinburgh's survival hangs in the balance and today's local derby against Edinburgh University is therefore crucial. With two games left, CALA are three points adrift of Hillhead and a further point behind the students, consequently three points is essential to avoid the relegation play-off. But University are not home and dry either, they need at least a share of the points to guarantee safety, so it will be a competitive occasion at Peffermill.
In the women's league, Grove Menzieshill may still be only a single point ahead of Milne Craig Western at the top of the Subway national league, but the feeling is that the race is effectively over and the Taysiders will pick up their sixth consecutive title. But Ailsa Wyllie, Grove's captain, remarked: "The championship is not won until the league is concluded. Until then, every game has to be approached with the right mindset."
This weekend Wildcats are the visitors to Tayside, and it would be a major upset if the champions-elect did not win comfortably, especially as they won the earlier fixture 4-0, Louise Campbell (2), Leigh Fawcett and Linda Clement getting the goals.
Western need to keep on winning to maintain the pressure on Grove and should take care of Kelburne at Titwood. Elsewhere, Grange could ease their relegation worries considerably with three points against bottom side GHK.


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13-Minute Meals: Asparagus with Balsamic Tomatoes
Recipe by Chef Suzanne, as seen on the Noon Show Feb. 25.
1 pound asparagus cleaned and trimmed
2 teaspoons extra virgin olive oil
1 teaspoon capers
1 ½ cups halved grape tomato
1 teaspoon fresh garlic
2 tablespoon balsamic vinegar
¼ teaspoon salt
½ lemon
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Cook asparagus in boiling water for 2 minutes. Prior to placing asparagus in water squeeze lemon juice from lemon and throw the lemon into the water. Heat oil in large skillet over medium high heat. Add tomatoes and garlic; cook 5 minutes. Stir in vinegar; cook 3 minutes. Stir in salt. Place asparagus on a platter; top with tomato mixture. Sprinkle with cheese and pepper. Makes 4 servings. (69 calories per serving) Great with beef tenderloin or grilled chicken.


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This is a unique experiment that creates current carrying channels made of plasma. These current ropes are not rigid, and are distorted by electromagnetic forces in three dimensional ways. One typical result of these relaxation processes is the formation of helical shapes via the kink instability. We are investigating three dimensional instability, evolution and non linear saturation of magnetized current systems. In astrophysical, solar, space and laboratory plasma settings, rocket propulsion, satellite communication and magnetically-confined fusion, these processes play a fundamental role For example distinct current-carrying flux tubes are the basic building blocks of the solar coronal plasma, especially during coronal eruptions and flares. A collaboration with T-15 theory group allows computational models to be compared with experimental data. This project involves building and calibrating a Mach probe that can detect plasma flow, and a triple probe to measure density, temperature and pressure.
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A quantitative background is helpful, but need not be in plasma physics. An interest in the basic plasma physics and/or engineering of the various gadgets we design and use is essential. These are hands on experimental projects. You furnish the enthusiasm and we will teach you the skills.
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SANTA MONICA, Calif. ( TheStreet) -The buzz surrounding Amazon's ( AMZN) Kindle event may have been around the new products announced, but it's clear the Seattle-based company has one target in mind: Apple ( AAPL). By announcing the new Kindle Fire HD in both 7-inch and 8.9-inch sizes, CEO Jeff Bezos and his team are clearly setting their sights on the burgeoning tablet market as they try to take on the $600 billion (and growing) Cupertino-based tech giant, albeit in a different way. "People don't want gadgets, they want services," Bezos said during his presentation at the launch event in Santa Monica, Calif. "They want services that get better over time. Kindle Fire is a service." The event was not only limited to the new Kindle Fires. Bezos also announced a new Kindle e-reader, the Kindle Paperwhite, which offers users a whiter back screen when reading. This will cost $119, or $179 for the 3G enabled version, and ships Oct. 1. He also announced price cuts for the previous Kindle Fire (now down to $159 from $199), and the original Kindle (from $79 to $69). "Kindle Fire HD is not only the most-advanced hardware, it's also a service, Bezos said in the press release. "When combined with our enormous content ecosystem, unmatched cross-platform interoperability and standard-setting customer service, we hope people will agree that Kindle Fire HD is the best high-end tablet anywhere, at any price." The new Kindle Fire HD's are a big step up from the previous Kindle Fire. Included in the new tablets are a 1920x1200 HD display, stereo speakers from Dolby ( DLB) (the first tablet to have this), a Texas Instruments ( TXN) 1.5 Ghz dual-core processor, dual-band and dual-antennas for improved Wi-Fi performance (known as MiMo), social network integration with Twitter, Facebook ( FB), unlimited cloud storage, and a front-facing camera for video calls. Bezos failed to mention in his presentation that all the Kindle Fires are ad-supported on the lock screen, something consumers may not want, especially if they can't opt out of it. Personally, this doesn't bother me as much as it might some other folks, but it was certainly noticeable. "I think it's really lame of them not to mention this during the event," noted one Amazon investor, who preferred to remain anonymous. The investor is short Amazon. Other features include X-ray for movies, music, and books. The X-ray feature lets you find out, for example where you've seen that actor or actress before. The feature can also tell you additional information about the author of the book you're reading. Despite all these improvements over the original Kindle Fire, there's still a lot of work for Amazon to do to really compete with Apple. Throwing out specs at consumers is all well and good, but it's also about being able to tell a story and tell it immediately, which Apple does so well. There's a reason why the iPad maker has 68% of the tablet market, according to research firm IDC. When asked during an interview why the Kindle Fire HD is shipping on Nov. 20, as opposed to sooner, Peter Larsen, Vice President of Amazon Kindle, replied that "We're not going to release a product until it's ready - we have to get it approved by the FCC." Apple, on the other hand, gets consumers excited for its devices, and releases them to the masses shortly thereafter. Whatever positive buzz Amazon has built up from this event will long be gone by Nov. 20. It also seems as if Amazon's scared of Apple. Larsen said there wasn't a concerted effort to stay away from the 10-inch model which is largely dominated by Apple, but noted "our customers said to us 'we want these sizes'." Bezos repeatedly said Amazon wants to make money when the customer uses the device, not when they buy the device. Larsen declined to comment on the tablet's operating margins, but reiterated what Bezos said during the speech. "We're not making money on the hardware but we're also not doing the razor blade model either."
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