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Dramatic CCTV shows the shop assistant wrestling with the hooded thug after he burst into a corner shop in Staffordshire
Covering his face with a balaclava, the yob threatened the shopkeeper with a knife, But the worker, known as Raja, bravely dodged the blade swipes to tackle the assailant with just a bottle of wine to defend himself.
The 3.38-minutes of footage shows a greetings card stand and other shop items being thrown around Dartmouth Food and Wine store in Burslem, Stoke-on-Trent, in the struggle.
During the fight, the assistant managed to rip off the man's balaclava, exposing his face to the security camera.
He was later identified as 29-year-old Christopher Hall.
Hall, who escaped with just three packets of cigarettes, was traced after he cut his hand and left blood on the till.
Yesterday, he was jailed for three years at Stoke-on-Trent Crown Court.
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Maggie Gyllenhaal and Ewan McGregor were seen filming a scene for their new movie The Corrections in New York City on Thursday (February 9). The pair got soaked while being pelted with fake rain.
The pregnant actress – who is expecting her second child with husband Peter Sarsgaard – had her growing belly concealed by a raincoat. In the movie she plays a bisexual chef who gets caught up in a love triangle with the restaurant's owner and his wife.
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Tomorrowland Terrace Noodle Station - Magic Kingdom, Disney World, FL
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The Tomorrowland Terrace Noodle Station is a large noodle shop located inside the Magic Kingdom at Disney World.
posted by: Rayman
location: Florida
date approved: 3/14/2008
last visited: 6/10/2015
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Plaza Ice Cream Parlor - Magic Kingdom, Disney World, FL
in Ice Cream Parlors
The Plaza Ice Cream Parlor is located at the northern end of Main Street USA in the Magic Kingdom at Disney World.
date approved: 4/8/2007
last visited: 9/6/2017
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Starbucks in the Magic Kingdom
in Starbucks Stores
Ariel isn't the only mermaid at the Magic Kingdom anymore! Check out the original company logo - and see if you can find the "Hidden Mermaids" inside the store.
posted by: Blue Man
date approved: 7/23/2014
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Main Street (EAST) - Lake Buena Vista, FL
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One of two fountains at the end of Main St. USA.
posted by: bluesnote
date approved: 9/10/2017
last visited: never
Casey's Corner - Magic Kingdom, Florida, USA.
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This Magic Kingdom, Main Street, USA. icon 'Casey's Corner' pays homage to the American national pastime of baseball, with a 3D player featured in the sign above the restaurant.
posted by: veritas vita
date approved: 12/23/2012
last visited: 6/25/2017
in Unique Artistic Shop Signs
This Magic Kingdom, Main Street, USA. icon 'Casey's Corner' pays homage to the American national pastime of baseball. Featured in the sign above the restaurant.
last visited: 1/17/2009
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Sea Serpent Topiary - Magic Kingdom, Disney World, FL
in Topiaries
A topiary of a sea serpent, located inside the Magic Kingdom at Disney World.
date approved: 3/20/2008
last visited: 12/6/2016
Main Street Smasher D - Magic Kingdom
in Penny Smashers
Two machines side by side in this gift shop.
posted by: ChapterhouseInc
date approved: 8/31/2008
last visited: 1/10/2016
Main Street Smasher E - Magic Kingdom
One of two side by side smashers in this gift shop.
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Tomorrowland - Lake Buena Vista, FL
in Freestanding Arches
An arched entrance at Tomorrowland
date approved: 9/7/2017
Plaza Rose Garden - Magic Kingdom, Disney World, FL
in Rose Gardens
The Plaza Rose Garden is an award wining garden located in the Magic Kingdom at Disney World.
date approved: 3/26/2007
last visited: 4/2/2013
Main Street Smasher C - Magic Kingdom
One of several smashers in this area of the park.
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Mickey & Minnie @ MK
M&M in front of the Castle.
posted by: tiki-4
date approved: 10/31/2006
last visited: 12/28/2013
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Main Street USA Clock, Magic Kingdom, Walt Disney World, FL
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This two-sided clock is the only free-standing clock on Main Street USA in The Magic Kingdom.
posted by: QuesterMark
date approved: 3/16/2009
Magic Kingdom--Hub near Main Street
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On the left hand side where Main Street meets the Hub
posted by: nje
date approved: 3/24/2006
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Crystal Palace Fountain - Magic Kingdom
Located near the restrooms at the Crystal Palace.
date approved: 9/2/2008
Magic Kingdom - Walt Disney World
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One of the most famous theme parks in the world. Even from space you can pcture yourself standing in line for your favorite ride.
date approved: 9/1/2009
Walt Disney "Partners" Statue
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Walt Disney stands in front of Cinderella Castle with Mickey Mouse at Disney World.
date approved: 11/2/2006
Disney's Magic Kingdom - Lake Buena Vista, FL
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Free wifi is available throughout the park and, although very slow, it does help to update your status about being in Disney World.
date approved: 8/1/2014
Disney 'Partners' Statues - Magic Kingdom - Orlando, FL
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This is a spot everyone take their picture--you have Walt Disney, Mickey and Cinderella's Castle. In addition to the focal statue, other statuettes of famous Disney characters circle the small plaza.
date approved: 5/11/2010
Wishes - Magic Kingdom - Lake Buena Vista, FL
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A nightly fireworks display that can be seen from the park or surrounding hotels.
date approved: 9/29/2013
last visited: 6/26/2017
Magic Kingdom - Lake Buena Vista, FL
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Walt Disney World's Magic Kingdom Theme Park was the first theme park built by Disney other than the original.
date approved: 4/15/2016
Halloween at Magic Kingdom - Lake Buena Vista, FL
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Halloween season starts on August 31 and goes to November 1st.
date approved: 9/6/2017
FIRST -- Disney Theme Park Outside California - Lake Buena Vista, FL
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Britney banned from swank L.A. hotel
Things just keep going from worse to disastrous for Britney Spears, who has been banned from L.A.'s Chateau Marmont for "acting weird."
The London Sun says the Brat was enjoying a high-priced dinner in the hotel restaurant recently when she started smearing the food all over her face like Randy in A Christmas Story.
"The diners were disgusted. You wouldn't expect that from a teenager in a fast-food joint," a source told the paper (of course, teenagers in fast-food joints generally have more sense. "Royalty have dined in this restaurant. Her behavior was totally unacceptable. ... She constantly looked out of it when she came in and the guests began to make noises."
To put this in perspective, BWE reminds us, this is the same hotel that has witnessed Led Zeppelin riding motorcycles in the lobby, Scarlett Johansson getting it on with Benicio del Toro in an elevator and Lindsay Lohan basically renting a suite while riding a cocaine wave, and none of them have been banned.
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Michael J Delves
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- Laboratory maintenance of rodent malaria parasitesChandra Ramakrishnan
The Malaria Centre, Department of Life Sciences, Imperial College, London, UK
Methods Mol Biol 923:51-72. 2013..The descriptions given illustrate methods routinely used for the maintenance of P. berghei; where critical, we note important differences when transmitting other parasite species...
- Changes in metabolic phenotypes of Plasmodium falciparum in vitro cultures during gametocyte developmentSabrina D Lamour
Department of Life Sciences, Imperial College London, London SW7 2AZ, UK
Malar J 13:468. 2014..Gametocytes are the Plasmodium life stage that is solely responsible for malaria transmission. Despite their important role in perpetuating malaria, gametocyte differentiation and development is poorly understood...
- Male and female Plasmodium falciparum mature gametocytes show different responses to antimalarial drugsMichael J Delves
Department of Life Sciences, Imperial College, London, United Kingdom
Antimicrob Agents Chemother 57:3268-74. 2013..Both assays reported here are being scaled up to at least medium throughput and will permit identification of key transmission-blocking molecules that have been overlooked by other screening campaigns...
- Plasmodium cell biology should inform strategies used in the development of antimalarial transmission-blocking drugsMichael J Delves
Cell and Molecular Biology, Imperial College, South Kensington, London, SW7 2AZ, UK
Future Med Chem 4:2251-63. 2012..The most recent knowledge of the transmission-blocking properties of current antimalarial classes is also summarized and, underdeveloped targets for transmission-stage drug discovery are highlighted...
- A high-throughput assay for the identification of malarial transmission-blocking drugs and vaccinesMichael J Delves
Department of Life Sciences, Imperial College, London, UK
Int J Parasitol 42:999-1006. 2012..This assay may greatly accelerate the development of malaria transmission-blocking interventions...
- A semi-automated method for counting fluorescent malaria oocysts increases the throughput of transmission blocking studiesMichael J Delves
Division of Cell and Molecular Biology, Imperial College London, London, UK
Malar J 9:35. 2010..is important for many of assays investigating transmission. However, current assays are very time-consuming, manually demanding and patently subject to observer-observer variation...
- Assessing transmission blockade in Plasmodium sppAndrew M Blagborough
The Malaria Centre, Department of Life Sciences, Imperial College, London, UK
Methods Mol Biol 923:577-600. 2013..The selection of method to be used is determined by the purpose of the experiment, which can include the determination of the site/time of activity, and/or the potential reduction in transmission achieved...
- The design and interpretation of laboratory assays measuring mosquito transmission of PlasmodiumRobert E Sinden
The Malaria Centre, Imperial College London, South Kensington, London SW7 2AZ, UK
Trends Parasitol 28:457-65. 2012..However, the diverse readouts of these assays are not directly comparable. Here we attempt to identify the utility of each assay and provide rational frameworks by which to compare the impacts recorded by the diverse methodologies...
- Routine in vitro culture of P. falciparum gametocytes to evaluate novel transmission-blocking interventionsMichael J Delves
Department of Life Sciences, Imperial College London, London, UK
Nat Protoc 11:1668-80. 2016..In addition, we show how functionally viable gametocytes can be used to evaluate transmission-blocking drugs both in a field setting and at high throughput (HTP) for drug discovery. ..
- An essential role of the basal body protein SAS-6 in Plasmodium male gamete development and malaria transmissionSara R Marques
Department of Life Sciences, Imperial College of London, London, SW7 2AZ, UK
Cell Microbiol 17:191-206. 2015..These findings underscore the vulnerability of the basal body/SAS-6 to malaria transmission blocking interventions...
- Plasmodium male development gene-1 (mdv-1) is important for female sexual development and identifies a polarised plasma membrane during zygote developmentKalpana Lal
The Division of Cell and Molecular Biology, Imperial College London, London, UK
Int J Parasitol 39:755-61. 2009..In the fully developed ookinete MDV-1 is localised to the posterior pole. In vivo, the knock-out parasites demonstrate a phenotype in which there is a 90% reduction of parasite transmission to oocysts in mosquitoes...


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Update 3-12-11:
In my eighth grade group of four core classes, called BLOC, we sometimes started the morning with teachers handing out "Roses and Raspberries," i.e., compliments and critiques (whether it was for student behavior, some group achievement/mistake, or something else, I can't remember now). Well, it's time to blow a raspberry for Delta's refusal to credit my Medallion status qualification miles for at least some of the flight segments that were canceled last year by them:
Message: I am very dissatisfied with this latest cancellation this week
from RDU to LGA. I lost my Silver Medallion status for 2011 because of
several cancellations last year. I would like to speak to a Delta person
about getting my Medallion status reinstated, exspecially as I will
have enough miles and segments to earn by the middle of this year given that I'm in a new job which requires much more air travel.
Aneil Mishra
On Wed, Mar 9, 2011 at 12:38 PM, Contact Delta
<firstname.lastname@example.com> wrote:
Dear Dr. Mishra,
Thank you for your e-mail regarding status match.
We have received your request for Silver status and thank you for your
interest in the SkyMiles Medallion program.
We have reviewed your past and current travel history and at this time
we must regretfully decline your request for Silver Medallion status for
We appreciate your continued support and loyalty. Please visit
www.delta.com periodically for future updates and special offers. If we
can be of further assistance, please do not hesitate to contact us via
email or the telephone number listed on the back of your SkyMiles
identification card.
We appreciate your selection of Delta as a SkyMiles customer and will
always welcome the opportunity to be of service.
Nickki Simpson
Online Customer Support Desk
Dear Ms. Simpson:
This is a completely inadequate response. I have not been given
specific reasons for declining my request, and there were a sufficient
number of canceled segments last year for my travel with Delta to
reinstate my Silver Medallion status.
Please let me know who I should contact to discuss this matter further.
Dear Dr. Mishra,
I am sorry to hear you are disappointed with our reply to your request
for Elite status.
We receive many inquiries from customers who are unable to obtain the
required Medallion Qualification Miles total. While we would like to
offer special consideration for the many requests we receive, we
maintain a consistent policy to remain fair to all Medallion members. I
hope you will understand that we must again decline your request for
Silver Medallion status.
Dr Mishra, we appreciate that you took the time to send us your
comments. We would like to thank you for your support. We look forward to serving you in the future.
Gene Clark
Online Customer Support Desk
Update 1-30-11:
Here's a good article in today's New York Times about what to do when your flight has been canceled, recommending what I've already recommended, using Twitter to get some satisfaction.
Even though problems like bad weather, air traffic delays and mechanical issues are hard to predict and often beyond the airlines' control, most carriers automatically notify travelers — at least those who have signed up for flight alerts by e-mail, text message or phone call. Those alerts, which many passengers fail to sign up for, combined with Twitter, can put you ahead of the pack.
Increasingly airlines, including JetBlue, Southwest and Delta, are using Twitter to notify passengers of major flight cancellations and assist in rebooking. Last year, Delta created a dedicated Twitter account for customer service issues, @DeltaAssist, with reservation agents online Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. Eastern time. Because of the viral nature of Twitter, with Twitterers habitually "re-tweeting" one another's posts, customers who reach out to the airline via Twitter may get a quicker response than they would by phone or another communications channel as airlines attempt to quell any negative publicity.
Update January 2011:
I've been unsuccessful in getting my elite status for 2011 based on my 2010 miles and segments retained, even though I would have been able to do so if Delta had not canceled so many of my travel segments (usually, the Detroit-Lansing segment). I've sent another message via the Delta website today, and I'll let you know what happens. They have been sending me email surveys about each of flights recently, and we'll see if I receive any response about my latest survey I sent back in which I had to deal with a harried gate attendant in Denver and a prolonged delay in the Minneapolis-Lansing segment in my latest trip.
Update 12-27-11:
Delta was very kind and upgraded all four of us to first class for the Minneapolis/DC leg of our trip today. It turns out this is actually standard policy when the airlines "proactively" cancels flights in anticipation of bad weather, rather than cancels them due to actual bad weather. Our flight yesterday was canceled, and the anticipated snow storm never actually hit, choosing to smack NYC and Boston instead. Even though we lost a day of our vacation, it was nice of Delta to make our trip a bit nicer, even though we had to depart Lansing at 6:45 AM.
Update 12-26-10:
Our flight today to Washington D.C. from DTW was cancelled late last night. We were automatically re-booked on a new flight departing tomorrow from Lansing to Minneapolis, and then to Reagan (DCA). Here we go again!
Update 11-5.10:
Delta has indeed refunded the $46.74 for each of the four of us. Thanks, Delta!
Update 11-4-10:
Looks like different parts of Delta are not communicating, but at least my concerns and request were resolved, but I'll be checking my Amex statement to make sure. Once the refund is posted in my account, then I'll be changing the title of this post to something more positive.
The submitted refund request was worked. Each passenger got a $46.74 refund for the value of the canceled portion. ^WG
Update 11-4-10:
Not so fast. Delta's "customer service" department independently informed that I would not be receiving any reimbursement or refund related to the cancellation of the Detroit-Lansing flight segment. I will be following up with Delta via Twitter.
Dear Mr. Mishra,
RE: Case Number 1843890
Thank you for writing and allowing me the opportunity to further review your concerns. On behalf of Delta Air Lines, I am genuinely sorry you were dissatisfied with my response.
I understand you feel I did not adequately address your concerns. I was happy to review your comments again to see if there was something I missed. Respectfully, there is nothing more I can add. I am sorry to disappoint you, as I understand this is not the answer you were expecting.
Mr. Mishra, again, I apologize. Your support is important to us, and I thank you for your additional time and effort. As a valued SkyMiles member, we look forward to the privilege of serving your air travel needs again soon.
Simon P. Jude
Coordinator, Customer Care
Delta Air Lines/KLM Royal Dutch Airlines
Original Message Follows:
Mr. Jude:
Would you please coordinate with your colleagues at Delta Assist on Twitter, and then get back to me? They have requested this week that we at least receive a refund for the four of us for our DTW-LAN segments.
Thanks very much.
—–Original Message—–
From: Delta Air Lines [mailto:firstname.lastname@example.com]
Sent: Thursday, November 04, 2010 10:32 AM
To: Aneil Mishra
Subject: Re: Recent Travel Experience (KMM4517389V81066L0KM)
Dear Mr. Mishra,
RE: Case Number 1843890
Thank you for writing about your recent flight experience. On behalf of Delta Air Lines, I sincerely apologize for all inconveniences caused to you and your family due to our flight irregularity and I appreciate the opportunity to respond to your reimbursement request.
I understand the frustration you experienced when our flight was cancelled due to crew reasons which affected your travel plans.
Moreover, I realize your displeasure as you had to wait at the airport for longer period of time. I am sorry incurred additional expenses for renting a car. Feedback like you have provided will help us to improve our overall customer experience. Be assured your comments will be shared with our Airport Customer Service leadership team for internal follow up.
Further, while we would like to offer special consideration in cases such as yours, we are unable to honor the many requests that we receive from others in similar situations. We follow a consistent policy to ensure that Delta is fair to everyone who travels with us. Accordingly, we must respectfully decline your request for your car rental expenses.
Mr. Mishra, thank you for the opportunity to address your flight hindrance. We also appreciate your support as a loyal SkyMiles customer and for trusting your business to us. Be assured, we will make every attempt to serve you well; we are focused on the future and look forward to our continued business relationship.
Simon P. Jude
Coordinator, Customer Care
Delta Air Lines/KLM Royal Dutch Airlines
Update 11-2-10:
Only 20 MINUTES after I sent a public message today to Delta via Twitter, @DeltaAssist, I received a more than acceptable set of responses: 1), an apology, 2) a refund of the Detroit-Lansing portions of our flight, and 3) $125 vouchers for each of us.
I've read your post. 1st, I want to apologize for the nightmare experience. 2nd, I'd like to offer you & your family $125 vouchers. ^WGDirect message sent by Delta Assist (@DeltaAssist) to you (@drmish) on Nov 02, 8:46 AM.
3rd, if you can provide me with an email address, I'll submit a request for a refund for the DTW-LAN portion. ^WGDirect message sent by Delta Assist (@DeltaAssist) to you (@drmish) on Nov 02, 8:47 AM.
Flight Info:
|Depart: 07:20 pm
Arrive: 08:12 pm
|Detroit, MI (DTW)
Lansing, MI (LAN)
|Delta Air Lines, Flight 4369
Operated by
Passengers: Aneil Mishra, Karen Mishra, Margaret Mishra, and John Mishra
Last night we had a nightmarish return trip from Raleigh/Durham, NC to Lansing. Our flight from Detroit to Lansing was first listed as delayed one hour and 40 minutes. When we arrived at the gate, I asked the gate agent for the reason for the delay, and if the flight would take place. I was told that "gate agents aren't informed as to to the reasons for flight delays," and that "the flight would take off." I had my doubts, especially because she couldn't or wouldn't tell me why the flight was delayed.
Then an additional 30 minute delay was added. Then another 60 minute delay, which would have had us depart from DTW at 10:38. Then Delta finally canceled the flight at 8:30. We were told that we would be given hotel vouchers, and to go to the Delta customer service desk several gates away. Many of us hurried there, knowing that the line would be long for help, which it was. I was not amused that one of the gate agents was in a full Halloween devil costume, complete with horns and large wings. How appropriate.
We were offered bus transportation back to East Lansing, but not to the airport in Lansing, where our cars were. We were told that the "Marriott would then take us to back to the airport." We also had to get our checked bags before going to catch the 9:00 PM bus, which by the time we actually got our bags, we weren't going to make it. We decided to rent a car instead, even though the gate agent told us we wouldn't be reimbursed for because of "liability issues." We ended up paying about $200 for the one-way rental from Hertz, which I used as I knew it had a desk at Capital City Airport in Lansing. Even so, by the time we got the kids home and then went on to the airport to retrieve our own cars and then back home, it was almost midnight.
I'm going to see if I can still obtain reimbursement from Delta anyway, because the cost of the car rental was about the same as the four vouchers for the bus tickets and meals ($6.00/each for a "meal"). I'm not even going to try to get any compensation for the inconvenience of arriving several hours late when we could have gotten home much earlier if Delta had been open and honest about the reason for the flight delay, listed as"late arriving equipment to Pinnacle Airlines" on our vouchers.


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What's it about? Wintergirls is a young adult novel about Lia, an anorexic high school senior, and how she copes with the death of her best friend, who was bulimic, and haunts Lia.
Who's it for? Anyone interested in the welfare of a teenage girl. Halse Anderson, a National Book Award finalist and New York Times bestselling author, writes the novel from Lia's point of view, unlocking the mind of someone who thinks weighing 99 pounds at 5 feet 5 is hideously fat.
Who knew? Young girls suffering from eating disorders have amazing support systems to stay thin, whether it's friends (Lia and Cassie pledge to always be thin and support each other's habits) or "pro anorexia" online communities that share tips on how to cut down to 500 calories a day and "stay strong" to stay thin.
Worth the read? By telling the book from Lia's head — and the hauntings from the dead best friend — Halse Anderson has created a disturbing but powerful book. It's a must-read.
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The Berkley Experience Trailer will be at the Bassmaster Classic Expo in Tulsa, Okla. this Friday through Sunday (Feb. 22-24). The 60-foot trailer provides fun and fishing education for anglers of all levels.
Features include updated videos, knot-tying seminars, contests and product demonstrations. The Berkley Experience staff will be on hand to answer questions.
"We are excited about having the Experience Trailer at the 2013 Bassmaster Classic in Tulsa, Okla., and stopping at many new locations across the country," said Berkley marketing director Andrew Marks. "Our Experience Trailer team is ready to help anglers of all ages and skill levels learn about our broad spectrum of products and how best to use them to catch more fish."
Each stop has special retail promotions available only while the trailer is at the location. These include not only line and bait, but rods, reels and combos.
Upcoming stops will be at Bass Pro Shops in Springfield, Mo. (March 1-3) and St. Louis, Mo. (March 8-10).


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This race may not have been graced with the presence of double World 10,000m champion Kenenisa Bekele but Sileshi Sihine made an able substitute in the absence of his Ethiopian team-mate.
The world silver medallist maintained Ethiopia's dominance of the distance races by winning a slow, tactical battle in 13:39.40 after a devastating sprint finish.
Uganda's Boniface Kiprop was the man unlucky enough to be outkicked but he hung on for second in 13:40.03 while Ethiopian Abebe Dinkesa Negera came late for third in 13:40.24.
Kiprop took the early pace, leading the field through 1k in 2:56.50 before Sihine took over the leading duties. These two swapped the lead as they ticked off the laps with the whole field bunched behind them.
They passed 2k in 5:41.90, 3k in 8:24.27 and 4k in 11:14.45 – with Sihine to the fore the whole way. But no-one made a move until they hit the bell when Sihine and Kiprop wound up the pace.
Sihine edged ahead down the back straight and unleashed his finishing kick around the bend. It was too good for Kiprop and no doubt attracted admiring glances form the watching Bekele.


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AMX®, the leading provider of solutions that simplify the implementation, maintenance, and use of technology to create effective environments, today shared the Global Education Alliance's picks for semifinalists for the AMX Innovation Awards at UBTech 2012. This exclusive awards program is designed to recognize higher-education institutions for their use of technology in improving the campus experience. The awards program selects a winner in each of the following categories:
Automation and Control - most innovative use of automation and control systems in learning environments;
Collaboration Initiatives - most innovative collaboration practices in higher education;
Connected Campus Award - most innovative Connected Campus installations in higher education.
Hundreds of international colleges submitted entries. The entrants were reviewed by a judging panel made up of the University Business Leadership Institute, as well as media and AV industry experts. The following universities were selected as award semifinalists:
- Berkeley College
- Southern Methodist University
- Queensland University of Technology
- University Of Houston-Downtown
- Elizabeth City State University
- University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
- California Baptist University
- KU Leuven
- University of Washington School of Dentistry
- Stanford University School of Medicine
- The George Washington University
- Temple University
- University of Florida
- Liberty University
- Oral Roberts University
- The Illinois College of Optometry
- University of Ottawa
- University of Strathclyde
- Wake Forest University Schools of Business
- University of Central Oklahoma
- University of Colorado Boulder.
"The excellent work completed by all the universities who entered this year's Innovation Awards deserves special recognition," said Jackie DeLuna, AMX marketing manager, Education. "These universities are answering 21st century challenges in higher education with ground-breaking uses of technology. From connected campuses to multimedia lecture capabilities, distance learning, and environmental sustainability; we were blown away by how many truly creative entries we received - selecting just three finalists will be a challenge."
The winners will be announced June 11, 2012 during the UBTech Conference (formerly EduComm) at the Mirage Hotel in Las Vegas, NV. Award winners will receive a combined total of $100,000 MSRP of AMX equipment.
The winners of the 2011 AMX Innovation Awards at EduComm were:
University of Florida, College of Veterinary Medicine, Gainesville, FL. - the New Learning Space Award.
Memorial University of Newfoundland, St. John's, Newfoundland, Canada - Automation and Control Award.
The Richard Stockton College of New Jersey, Pomona, NJ. - Collaboration Initiatives Award.
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Share registry services company Boardroom has captured 7 per cent market share from registry giants Computershare and Link Market Services.
This represents 4 per cent of shareholders, according to an annual survey of companies by the Governance Institute of Australia and JPMorgan.
Melbourne-based Computershare is the biggest share registry in the world.
Tim Sheehy, the CEO of the Governance Institute, said its 2014 survey found Computershare and Link are contracted to 86 per cent of companies, representing 58 per cent of shareholders of ASX 200 companies for Computershare, with Link holding 37 per cent.
The proportion of companies switching providers jumped by 4.7 per cent in 2013, up from 1.2 per cent in 2011 and 1.4 per cent in 2012. Boardroom grew its numbers by 65 per cent, while Computershare's shrunk by 3.4 per cent and Link's fell by 1.6 per cent.
"Share registry service providers play an important role in the good governance of Australia's public companies so robust competition that will further enhance an efficient and transparent sector is to be expected," said Governance Institute CEO Tim Sheehy.
Respondents rated Boardroom the top performer, with no negative views – although this is from a small sample size. But none did badly, with Computershare getting a 98 per cent performance rating and Link 93 per cent.
But on costs, Computershare was the worst. It got the thumbs down from 20 per cent on cost compared to 11 per cent for Link. Despite the higher number of IPOs at the end of last year, three quarters of companies reported a flat or decreasing number of shareholders, with total shareholder numbers down 3.3 per cent in 2013.
The Australian Securities Exchange reported on Wednesday that the total number of companies listed had declined slightly in February from 2189 to 2183.
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Rav4 is the Toyota brands mid range family 4 x 4 style car. It has had various updates throughout the last few years, with the photo here showing the model that was on sale till around 2006, when the car had a comprehensive facelift.
Till the 2006 change the Rav4 was much more boxy and angular, but still very similar to the updated model, due to lots of shared styling. The two cars share the fact that the rear spare tyre is placed within a cover on the back of the car and have similar internal seating space, the rear boot door still opens to the side and the high driving position is much the same as ever.
Both models did not come with inter active 4 wheel drive, which to me is the very essence of the car being a 4 x 4 model, yet Toyota sneakily did not make the lower end models 4 x 4. The XT3 was the lowest spec entry model until the Rav4s even more recent model upgrade.
With 2 friends both being Rav4 owners, one with the older 2005 model and one with a much newer 2007 top of the range XT5, I was able to have plenty of try before you buy experiences with these cars. In terms of exterior body design, the 2006 onwards cars are more curvaceous and smooth looking, with less sharp pointy styling traces and a wider more inviting front bonnet.
The older model to me seems to be showing its age in terms of style, as the newer cars we are seeing now are more curved and sleek with just a few sharp edges that set them off. Such as the Rav 4's sharp shoulder lines that arc towards the rear of the cars side panels. I feel that this does give the more recent Rav4 XT3 a more modern feel.
When driving I found the older car to be responsive but not impressive, the interior trims to be smart, a little dated, but not expensive looking and general fuel consumption in the older petrol version I drove was very poor. At around 26 to 28mpg around town and just a little more at 34 out of town, on a 2.0l petrol engine. That really counts the petrol model out for me, as there is no point having a car that looks good on the drive that you can't afford to take for a spin.
Not only that but the earlier model has had problems with seals going and a recent cat problem that could set its owner back £1000 or so to replace. These are I guess the sort of age related faults you may encounter, but to have to fork out all that money is a 100% turn off and off putting when thinking about what to buy..
The more recent 2007 car I drove was a different kettle of fish. XT5 has leather seats, sat nav, full interactive 4 wheel drive and and intelligent key system. Plenty of desirable kit there for sure. In terms of looks all the more recent models including XT3, had the same exterior. With its curvy and bold looks, it drives better than the older car and the interior was much darker and smarter than the older interior. This being a diesel car does a much better 32mpg in an around town and you can get that up to at least 36 on a longer drive, with a 2.2l diesel engine.
After my brush with the two cars I set out for the local Toyota dealers to test drive a 2008 Rav4 XT3. I took the car out for a decent drive and found that the steering on the car was very light to the touch. The car was a 2.0l petrol model as that was all they had at the dealership, this would not have been my first choice for a test drive.
I must admit that to me, that wasn't what I wanted from such a good looking chunky motor. I felt that the Rav4 XT3 ought to have had a more off road, rugged feel to the way it drove and it seemed to me that whilst it was adequate, it was a bit staid and unrefined. It could have been any family car with just a higher seating position.
The light steering is a total put off, you don't feel as if you are in something anywhere near with the road presence of the Rav4. This is perhaps not helped by the lack of interactive 4 wheel drive on this entry level model.
To get the 4 x 4 system, at the time you had to go up to the next level which was the XT4. XT4 had the added luxury of the interactive 4 x 4 system and leather seats. Now even though I hadn't enjoyed the ride all that much on the XT3 I decided that the XT4 might be a better drive.
However along the way in my journey towards a new vehicle the Rav4 had far too many competitors. There are many other vehicles which to my mind drive better. I didn't get the Rav4 in the end, which at first seemed a surprise to everyone including myself, but with prices high and the feel just not being right, Rav4 was knocked out of the selection process.
The Rav4 has been updated over the past 18 months or so and the models have been shifted about a bit, specs have changed and drive style and body have been face lifted. The distinctive rear tyre is a thing of the past and the more recent Rav4s have lost a lot of their styling, which set them apart from many other cars on the road.
I am certain that the older XT3 Ravs will keep going and holding their residual value as they always have done. But there are so many newer more efficient cars on the road both 4 x 4 cars and the newer more urban cross over varieties that I feel Toyota need a bit of a rethink.
Rav4 XT3 is a good car to own, its Euro Ncap rating is decent enough and the car should protect you if needed, but its not a great car and to me that says it all. Servicing and repairs are not cheap and the petrol versions are far too thirsty.
Second hand prices these days are sky high and even cars going through the auctions will make your eyes water. You can expect to part with the best part of £12,000 to £14,500 for a later model with average mileage, in other words from 2006 to 2008 onwards, for an XT3 or XT4 petrol version and a little more for the diesel. Ouch!
Couple that with the fact that XT3 is not a real 4 x 4 and you have my verdict. Pricey, thirsty, a 4 x 4 look a like and over taken in style, looks and safety, by many of the urban cross over cars. 3.5 to 4 stars are more than enough for the Rav4 XT3.
Model: RAV4 XT3 5dr petrol
Year: 2004 (54 plate)
The buying decision: I needed a four door family car with a good sized boot to cope with baby seats, push chairs and all the other bits and pieces that go with it. I wanted a car that was nice to drive, good value and reliable.
The choice: Small family hatches like the Focus or Mercedes A Class turned out to be a bit too small, often requiring the rear seats to be folded to accommodate the pushchair which isn't much use. Medium saloons like the Mondeo or Audi A4 have bigger boots but these are not overly accessible. This leaves the 4x4s, MPV's or an estate car. With only one child at the moment the MPV option remains one for the future and estate cars feel a bit too 'professional' for me. This leaves the 4x4s.
The decision: Looking under £20k the choice came down to a Nissan, Honda or Toyota. The first two were a bit long in the tooth and on test drives didn't match the RAV4 for driving experience or ergonomics. With 3 year old examples on the forecourt up for £16k we bought a new model, after haggling, for £17.5k.
The positives: You wouldn't know you were driving such a big, heavy car. Every aspect of driving is excellent, the gear change is smooth, the brakes solid and the steering responsive. Performance is good, it's quick off the mark and surprisingly nippy around town. It's comfortable in traffic and will happily travel at motorway speeds for long periods. As you'd expect visibility is good with nice big mirrors and minimal blind spots. Noise is low, even at high speeds. The service from Toyota has been faultless. All staff I have dealt with have been courteous and helpful, they always phone back and respond swiftly to any demands.
On the inside the car feels big, there is lots of room between the front seats and plenty of headroom front and back. The boot is a good size, wide enough to easily take a pushchair and high enough to take a lot of luggage etc. without removing the parcel shelf. The rear seats split 50/50 and can be individually slid forward and back approx 4/5 inches. This can make a significant difference to the boot size. However, if you have adults or older children in the back this will not be possible. The rear seats can be folded over, down or removed completely if you need the extra space occasionally. Internal storage is OK but I think more cubby holes could be built in.
The build quality is fantastic, there is a real sense of solidity about this car with no rattles or poorly fitted trim. The seats are comfortable and the dashboard well laid out. The stereo controls on the steering wheel are nice touch. The car has been back to the garage only once for a faulty door hinge and this was fixed on the same day.
The height of the vehicle is useful, and not just from a driving point of view. With a child seat in the back a baby/toddler can be lifted into and out of their seat without any bending or crouching and this can make a surprising difference.
The negatives: Apart from the odd field I have never taken this car off road, nor have I any intention of doing so and I suspect it wouldn't be that brilliant at it. Fuel consumption isn't great, the onboard computer says I'm averaging 34.5 mpg but it doesn't always feel as good as that. It's not that scary but it does seem that I'm filling it up every 300 miles or so. The only other negative is the whole Chelsea Tractor / soft roader image these cars have which makes them just a little bit naff but this is out weighed by it's practicality.


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A jury has delivered a mixed verdict in a civil suit filed by a computer technician who claimed she was attacked by members of rap singer Hammer's entourage.The 23-year-old woman, who worked for Hammer's Bust It Prods., claimed she was gang-raped in a Los Angeles hotel room in 1990. But the jury, which delivered its verdict Wednesday, made no finding that the woman had been raped. It did find that the company allowed sexual harassment to occur in the workplace and awarded her nearly $166,000 for lost wages, medical expenses and general damages.
Verdict cites Hammer firm
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Drug Eluting Pantera Lux Catheter Registry
This study has been completed.
Biotronik AG
Information provided by (Responsible Party):
Biotronik AG
ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
First received: March 4, 2010
Last updated: January 21, 2016
Last verified: January 2016
|Tracking Information
|First Received Date ICMJE
|March 4, 2010
|Last Updated Date
|January 21, 2016
|Start Date ICMJE
|April 2010
|Primary Completion Date
|March 2012 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Current Primary Outcome Measures ICMJE
|Major Adverse Cardiac Events (MACE) [ Time Frame: 6 M ]
Death, non-fatal MI, clinically driven target vessel revascularization (TVR)
|Original Primary Outcome Measures ICMJE
|Major Adverse Cardiac Events (MACE) [ Time Frame: 6 month ]
MACE: defined as death, non-fatal MI, clinically driven TVR
|Change History
|Complete list of historical versions of study NCT01081366 on ClinicalTrials.gov Archive Site
|Current Secondary Outcome Measures ICMJE
|Original Secondary Outcome Measures ICMJE
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|Current Other Outcome Measures ICMJE
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|Brief Title ICMJE
|Drug Eluting Pantera Lux Catheter Registry
|Official Title ICMJE
|Evaluation of the Safety Profile of the Pantera Lux Paclitaxel Releasing Balloon for Coronary Arteries in Daily Clinical Practice
|Brief Summary
|All comers registry - Evaluation of the safety and efficacy of the Pantera Lux Paclitaxel releasing balloon for coronary arteries in daily clinical practice.
|Detailed Description
All patients are treated with the Pantera Lux Paclitaxel releasing balloon.
Clinical follow ups at 1, 6 and 12 months after coronary intervention.
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|Observational Model: Cohort
Time Perspective: Prospective
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|All comers registry. Patients treated with the Pantera Lux Paclitaxel releasing balloon catheter are enrolled consecutively to represent a typical set of patients at each site.
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|Coronary Artery Disease
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|Toelg R, Merkely B, Erglis A, Hoffman S, Bruno H, Kornowski R, Slagboom T, Naber C, Witzenbichler B, Graf K, Richardt G, Hehrlein C; DELUX investigators. Coronary artery treatment with paclitaxel-coated balloon using a BTHC excipient: clinical results of the international real-world DELUX registry. EuroIntervention. 2014 Sep;10(5):591-9. doi: 10.4244/EIJV10I5A102.
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|May 2012
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|March 2012 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
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|Biotronik AG
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|Biotronik AG
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Because We Can The Tour
Miami, FL (PRWEB) December 30, 2012
The Bon Jovi tour will kick off in Uncasville, CT, on February 9, treating fans to one-night-only performances in U.S. arenas nationwide, plus multiple stadium shows including a two-night stand at MetLife Stadium in the band's home state of New Jersey.
Bon Jovi Tickets: http://doremitickets.com/Concerts-Tickets/Pop-Rock/Bon-Jovi-Tickets
Bon Jovi has consistently delivered the goods to their hardcore and new fans. Because We Can The Tour will again showcase Bon Jovi's immense catalog of hits and some incredible new music from the forthcoming What About Now album and the signature production that have become the hallmarks of Bon Jovi tours.
Demand for Bon Jovi Canadian dates has already led to second shows in Montreal and Toronto. The band will expand their current tour schedule with additional North American dates including Gillette Stadium in Foxboro, MA; Ford Field in Detroit, MI, and many more.
Bon Jovi Tour Schedule:
9-Feb-13 Mohegan Sun Arena - CT, Uncasville, CT
10-Feb-13 Verizon Center - DC, Washington, DC
13-Feb-13 Centre Bell, Montreal, QUE
14-Feb-13 Centre Bell, Montreal, QUE
17-Feb-13 Air Canada Centre, Toronto, ONT
18-Feb-13 Air Canada Centre, Toronto, ONT
20-Feb-13 Scotiabank Place (formerly Corel Centre), Ottawa, ONT
21-Feb-13 Consol Energy Center, Pittsburgh, PA
27-Feb-13 Philips Arena, Atlanta, GA
1-Mar-13 Tampa Bay Times Forum, Tampa, FL
2-Mar-13 BB&T Center (Formerly BankAtlantic Center), Sunrise, FL
5-Mar-13 Time Warner Cable Arena (formerly Charlotte Bobcats Arena), Charlotte, NC
6-Mar-13 Bridgestone Arena (Formerly Sommet Center), Nashville, TN
9-Mar-13 Quicken Loans Arena (formerly Gund Arena), Cleveland, OH
10-Mar-13 Nationwide Arena, Columbus, OH
13-Mar-13 Scottrade Center, Saint Louis, MO
14-Mar-13 KFC Yum! Center, Louisville, KY
16-Mar-13 Chesapeake Energy Arena (formerly Oklahoma City Arena), Oklahoma City, OK
17-Mar-13 United Spirit Arena, Lubbock, TX
2-Apr-13 Scotiabank Saddledome (Formerly Pengrowth Saddledome), Calgary, ALB
3-Apr-13 Rexall Place, Edmonton, ALB
5-Apr-13 MTS Centre, Winnipeg, MAN
7-Apr-13 Xcel Energy Center, Saint Paul, MN
10-Apr-13 Frank Erwin Center, Austin, TX
11-Apr-13 American Airlines Center, Dallas, TX
13-Apr-13 Sprint Center, Kansas City, MO
14-Apr-13 Wells Fargo Arena - IA, Des Moines, IA
16-Apr-13 Pepsi Center, Denver, CO
17-Apr-13 EnergySolutions Arena (formerly The Delta Center), Salt Lake City, UT
19-Apr-13 Staples Center, Los Angeles, CA
20-Apr-13 MGM Grand Garden Arena, Las Vegas, NV
23-Apr-13 Jobing.com Arena (formerly Glendale Arena), Glendale, AZ
25-Apr-13 HP Pavilion, San Jose, CA
15-Jun-13 Slane Castle, Slane, Meath
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House Rilyntlar
A drow campaign set in Menzoberranzan during the War of the Spider Queen (Lolth is silent, her Priestess no longer have access to Faith and are scurrying to hide the fact from the general population). Our story concerns several minor Houses, two of which, House Hun'arn and House Rilyntlar (our heroes' House) formed an alliance in order to attack another, more powerful House, House Torana. The attack failed and now House Rilyntlar and House Hun'arn await the anvil that will inevitably fall.
The youngest sister of House Rilyntlar (Jhysiira) has taken the opportunity to move against her elder sister (Zarbreena) and her Mother (Tristana) in order to move to the throne more quickly. To do this, she'll be using Nefryn, helping him to gain status within the rogue group, Bregan D'Aerthe, a band of outcast males.
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Jhysiira Rilyntlar - sister to one character; love interest of Nefryn
Zarbreena Rilyntlar - older sister; next in line to become Matron Mother
Tristana Rilyntlar - Matron Mother of House Rilyntlar
Nalrysn - Commanding Officer to Nefryn in Bregan D'Aerthe
Yasaryll Torana - Sorceress and youngest daughter of House Torana; considered an outcast by her family.
Malagerd Torana - Only male child of Torana family; master strategic planner.
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A Stitch in Soup saves Nine???
Adelaide based design firm Enoki started designing A range of oneoff's rugs in 2000 from 100% NZ wool. Enoki wanted to take this a step further….
In 2008 Judd + Susanna (Enoki) came up with the idea and imagery that has become 'SOUP'. A series of alphabet symbols designed to be applied on a range of media.
In a group brainstorming session – the desire arose to hand make rugs – using recycled materials was the main inspiration behind embroidering the 'SOUP' images onto recycled cotton carpet underlays manufactured by The Smith Family. (an Australian charity organisation)
Fueled by a desire to escape the stress, speed and strain of commercial deadlines, to create by hand — slow design- slow make, along with the use of a ready made, recycled and "manufactured on mass" carpet underlay appealed. The thick felted underlay has inherent structural + acoustic properties, making it highly functional as either a carpet or wall hanging.
We wanted to bring it out from hiding under other carpets + layers. It's simple, clean aesthetic is enhanced with our simple, totally bespoke embroidery. We do not want any 2 pieces to be alike.
The result is a beautiful product made from a utilitarian material which has been personalised by human interaction. Manufactured in one size 1.8 x 2.5 with no wastage. Enoki manufacture the rugs in collaboration various community and charity groups, with proceeds of each sale going to the organisations. In this way sustainable design can also mean social design…
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Tuck and O'Neill talk to CSN Washington's Wizards Insider J Michael about the Washington Wizards success so far in the playoffs and what is ahead.
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National view: Think Vikings, think ... laughter?
Sometimes our view of the world is completely shaken by new theories. That has happened to me with the Vikings.
Much given to pillage and murder, they were. Had suspect table manners. Spoke Old Norse in which they said many uncouth things. Felt that if they died in battle they were going to Valhalla, an exclusive resort destination in the hereafter. Made themselves unpopular for a couple of hundred years. Wore horns on their helmets.
Except now I find in my research that they didn't have horns on their helmets. No horned helmets? Well, that spoils the image. I always assumed that they used the horns to impale rawhide notes to themselves, as newspaper copy editors used to do with their metal spikes for rejected stories (usually mine, alas, back in the day).
In the Vikings' case, the message would be something like: "Reminder to Self, Eric the Forgetful, to tell Olaf to repair the longboat." But no, the Vikings did not have horned helmets, according to the experts, and many a longboat was no doubt lost because of the lack of primitive Post-It notes to remind the crew to make repairs.
But something more disturbing has come to my attention. By odd chance I came to read a story in a London newspaper, the Daily Telegraph, that suggested the Vikings had a sense of humor and influenced British humor by introducing the concepts of sarcasm, understatement and irony.
What? The Vikings were a humorous bunch of ruffians? British humor, the only thing that makes life bearable in those damp isles, was influenced by the Vikings? Pull my other leather-strapped leg, it's got a bell on it.
Yet the person who suggested this was no less an authority than Claus Grube, the Danish ambassador in London. He told the paper that sarcasm, irony and understatement are part of the "common heritage" between Denmark and Britain. In support of his theory he noted that the later Old Norse sagas had examples of laconic humor.
As one who has fallen a bit behind on his Old Norse reading list, I must take the ambassador's word on the subject, but humorous Vikings using understatement and sarcasm like a sword is a challenging concept. The mind struggles to form a mental picture:
It is a typical summer's day off the coast of early Britain — rain, sleet, gale-force winds. Sven says to Olaf: "Perfect weather for pillaging, eh Olaf?"
"Yes," Olaf, says, "time to give the Britons a little spot of bother."
And they both have an ironic laugh that would rattle the horns on their helmets if they had any.
I am not buying it. The chronicles of the period speak of the invaders' crimes but say nothing about cutting remarks that hurt the locals' feelings. Next it will be suggested that the Vikings gave each other supportive group hugs.
To be fair to the ambassador, he did say that the "extreme popularity" of Monty Python in Denmark is evidence of this shared bond of humor today. But then one doesn't have to be descended from pillaging or pillaged ancestors to like Monty Python. A fondness for funny walks or dead parrots is enough.
Of course, it could have been much worse. What if the Vikings had employed slapstick on their raids, assaulting villagers' faces with cream pies?
Or how galling would it have been for the victims if Norse satirists had descended on them to make fun of their local customs while carrying off their women and livestock? There's nothing worse than to lose a cow you love and be satirized at the same time.
All these conjectures do raise an interesting question about how a people form a collective sense of humor. More likely is that oppressed people embrace humor as a defense mechanism. It's the oppressed people — not the oppressors — who have the last laugh, because the choice we have in this life is to laugh or cry, and crying only makes your sandwiches soggy.
Reg Henry is deputy editorial page editor for the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. He can be reached at email@example.com.


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Johannesburg, Sep 27 (IANS) The South African government Thursday announced that it is building a nine-meter bronze-coated statue of Nelson Mandela to be erected at the presidency in Pretoria in December.
This was revealed by Minister of Arts and Culture Paul Mashatile while addressing the media at the Nelson Mandela Centre of Memory in Johannesburg, Xinhua reported.
The minister said the statue is a continued recognition of the role played by the anti-apartheid icon in liberating the country and fighting for social justice.
"The mounting of Madela's statue at the presidency is part of our ongoing work to develop new symbols and monuments that reflect our collective aspirations as South Africans and the new values we stand for," Mashatile said.
"He remains our symbol of our struggle for freedom, democracy, dignity and equality for all," added the minister.
The statue would be unveiled Dec 16 by South Africa's President Jacob Zuma.
The presidency had been for years a symbol of white domination and oppression until 1994.
The statue is being built by South Africa's renowned sculptors Andre Prinsloo and Ruhan Van Vuuren.
"I am proud to be involved in such a project. The statue shows Mandela's opening arms to embrace the nation. The statue shows a symbol of openness and peace," Prinsloo said.
Mandela is the South African first democratically-elected president, being regarded as a symbol of social justice, freedom and reconciliation.


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TA reaches milestone with installing DEF dispensers at its locations. TravelCenters of America LLC completed the installation of bulk Diesel Exhaust Fluid (DEF) dispensers at 100 TA and Petro Stopping Center branded locations. The company plans to have most of its locations fitted with on-island bulk DEF by the end of 2012. The new dispensers
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SURPRISE, Ariz. — Rangers manager Ron Washington failed a Major League Baseball test for cocaine last season but has apologized and will keep his job.
"I made a huge mistake and it almost caused me to lose everything I have worked for all of my life," Washington said at a news conference Wednesday. "I am not here to make excuses. There are none."
Washington, 57, said he used cocaine only once and called it "stupid" and "shameful" behavior. He met with his players earlier in the day and told them about testing positive in July.
The failed test was first reported by SI.com.
Washington said he told the commissioner's office and Rangers management about his cocaine use before he had a routine drug test. He said he offered to resign.
"We certainly had discussions about that," team president Nolan Ryan said. "He came forward and said he would resign. He understood the consequences. We had a lot of discussions and a lot of soul-searching on it.
"He stood up to it. We felt like he was sincere and forthright. We are very disappointed by this. We are upset we were put in this position."
Washington's contract was extended last year for 2010 before the drug test. His contract expires after this year, which will be his fourth with Texas. The Rangers, out of the playoffs since 1999, stayed in postseason contention until late in the year and finished 87-75.
Washington has been subject to increased testing since he failed and said he has passed every subsequent test. He said he has completed the MLB drug-treatment program.
PUERTO RICO SERIES: A three-game series between the Mets and Marlins in June was moved from Miami to San Juan, Puerto Rico, the Associated Press reported.
D'BACKS: Right-hander Brandon Webb said he feels the best he has felt all spring and hopes for a late April return. Webb, coming back from shoulder surgery, said he might have been pushing himself too hard during a frustrating recent bullpen session. … Right-hander Kris Benson, 35, agreed to a minor-league contract.
MARINERS: Left-hander Cliff Lee was suspended for the first five games of the regular season for throwing a pitch over the head of the Diamondbacks' Chris Snyder in Monday's game.
MARLINS: Former All-Star closer Derrick Turnbow was released. He was set to have his aching right shoulder examined by a doctor in Miami later in the day.
REDS: Cuban defector Aroldis Chapman pitched three impressive innings in his first start of the spring. The left-hander, 22, gave up only one hit — a leadoff homer to the Brewers' Rickie Weeks — walked one and struck out five.
RED SOX: Infielder Jed Lowrie has mononucleosis. He hadn't played since March 11 and had been feeling fatigued. … Right-hander Daisuke Matsuzaka, slowed by back and neck ailments, threw batting practice for the first time this spring.
ROCKIES: Closer Huston Street felt discomfort in his right shoulder and will have an MRI exam. Street, hampered by shoulder inflammation, may start the season on the disabled list.


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Cougar 8040 Problems.
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October 2, 2012, 02:48 PM
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I don't understand????
After all the talk about how banged up the gun was, I am happy you posted pics. I think you exagerated the "defects" a bit. That is normal wear. When metal rubs metal, metal wears.
What really burns me is how you are berating Stoeger over nothing. It seems to me they made a great product, were fair, responsive, and conclusive. Please correct me if I am wrong, but if I understand what your saying this is what happened=
-Bought a gun that felt perfect in your hand
-fired it extensively
-it shot accurately
-it shot reliably
-you loved it
Then you took it apart and showed it to some "gunsmith" who I'm sure has a hammer and a file and is therefore an "expert" on the Stoeger Cougar who told you it was clearly defective. So you sent it to the manufacturer, who recieved it, evaluated and returned it within 2 weeks. The manufacturer's (Stoeger, by the way has been in the gun business for 50 years) trained professional gunsmiths who have seen thousands of cougars told you it was fine and normal wear. They even personally called and actually spoke to you (or the gunsmith i dont recall) AND it still shoots perfectly...
Yet after all that you are convinced its a defective product and Stoeger did you wrong in some way?
About the only thing i would agree with is that they should have reblued the barrel, but then again it would have just worn off eventually so does that even matter? not really.
I dont get why you are so mad?
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Karremans ill-suited to command Srebrenica
Lieutenant-Colonel Thomas Karremans was not suited to command the Dutch United Nations peacekeeping troops in the Bosnian town of Srebrenica, says former Army General Hans Couzy in newspaper AD, because he was getting divorced and had little energy left for anything else.
In July 1995 Lieutenant-Colonel Karremans was in charge of the UN safe haven when it was overrun by Bosnian Serb troops under the command of General Ratko Mladic, who subsequently killed around 8,000 Muslim boys and men.
"I only heard of his divorce later. Had I known before, I would have never sent him", General Couzy says. "A divorce takes all your energy and he then needed it for something else."
About Ratko Mladic he says: "I don't think he had planned to kill all those Muslim men. After taking prisoner thousands of them, he simply didn't know what to do with them. 'Better kill them then, so I'll be rid of them', he must have thought."
The general still believes that the 600 Dutch soldiers are not to blame. "Things had to go wrong, with so few means in such an area. But the politicians decided otherwise. So we went."
He was shocked to see the Dutch soldiers on their return. "Those tough, strong guys, completely broken. When I looked at them, I could still see death in their eyes."
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