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CHESTER — About to step from the podium at PPL Park, John Hackworth had completed his weekly press conference Wednesday afternoon when Freddy Adu poked his head into the room from a connecting doorway.
His head on a swivel, Adu looked around, smiled widely and then closed the door.
There's no doubt Adu heard every word that left the Union interim manager's mouth, which might have been a good thing for a club in need of a late-season drive to stay in the playoff race.
Adu played 70 minutes Sunday in the Union's draw with D.C. United, marking the eighth time in nine matches that the club's star forward and highest-paid player had failed to finish a match he started. Naturally, inquiries have been made regarding Adu's position with his playing time.
"For Freddy to play 90 minutes is not the goal of this organization or this team," Hackworth said. "The goal is for whoever is on the field at any time to contribute. Freddy contributed great last game. I'm sure he would've wanted to play 90 minutes, but in the context of how the game was in D.C., that wasn't the right thing for our team.
"However, I'm encouraged by how Freddy played much better against D.C. than he did the week before, and if he does that, it puts us in a better position."
Adu's improved performance is dire for the Union (7-12-3, 24 points), who host Real Salt Lake (13-10-3, 42) Friday night, whether it's marking a player, winning possession, making challenges, feeding crosses or, yes, even scoring goals.
From RFK Stadium's locker room last weekend, Adu told the Daily Times he had more to give against United. He said he wished he could've been on the pitch to do more … and possibly prevent D.C. from scoring the equalizer.
Hackworth said he and Adu had a discussion on the bus ride home from the nation's capital.
"Freddy and I have been talking for a long time, to each other about different things. In this context, I try to make it very clear to all the players, but specifically to Freddy, what the rules and expectations are for him," Hackworth said. Continued...
"We talked on the bus, just me and him, on the way home. He said, 'Hey, I could've contributed longer.' I said, 'You know what? I need you to contribute the way you did today, every single game.' He said, 'Fair enough.' I said, 'Freddy, if you do that, we will win more games,' and I think he understands that.
"I'm still trying to push Freddy in the right ways to be an effective player for us. There are so many expectations on Freddy that have nothing to do with whether a team does well. I'm trying to get Freddy, specifically, to understand that it's not about Freddy Adu at all.
"It's about the Philadelphia Union, it's about this team right now and what he contributes every single day, and I think he's doing a much better job of that."
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It hadn't been 15 minutes since the Union had come away with a draw at D.C. before Hackworth was pressed: Who would fill in for Sheanon Williams, the red-carded right back who will miss Friday's match?
Hackworth wasted no time, saying he expected rookie Ray Gaddis to fill the spot.
While neither Hackworth nor Gaddis would confirm the West Virginia product's spot in the starting 11, well, let's just say it sounds like a no-brainer against a sure to be fatigued RSL side. Salt Lake, which sits second in the Western Conference, just give points adrift of league-leading San Jose, is coming off a 2-0 win against Panamanian side Tauro F.C. in a CONCACAF Champions League match Tuesday night.
"It doesn't matter whether a team has heavy legs, because any time Ray Gaddis is running at you, they'll have heavy legs," Hackworth said. "The kid's fast. He's a good soccer player, too. We hope we can use that to our advantage.
"When we can get Ray forward, it unbalances a team and they have to deal with not only the pace, but the numerical advantage that we create on the right side."
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Veteran defender Chris Albright, who has played 10 minutes since March 31, said he'd like to stay on with the Union next season rather than pursue opportunities in the offseason that might garner more playing time.
"I'm committed to the Union and to the staff," the 33-year-old said. "That situation is evolving and John's doing a great job. I'm a Philly kid and I'd love to stay involved here."
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NOTES: Bakary Soumare will be available for selection Friday, but Hackworth said the Union would rather play it safe with the centerback, who's (very) slowly recovering from a March knee surgery. He made his debut two weeks ago against Chicago, but he wasn't part of the 18-man roster that traveled to D.C. United last weekend. … The Second Annual River Cup, an exhibition between the Sons of Ben and the Union's front office, is set for Sunday at PPL Park, with proceeds going to the Philadelphia Union Foundation. Apparently it's a huge deal in the Hackworth household. "My kids have been talking about it all summer," he said. "'When's River Cup? We can't be on vacation that weekend, Dad.' So there's a lot riding on it."
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HOLLYWOOD, Calif., Feb. 19, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- The Eisner Award nominated graphic novel series Hatter M takes its first foray into crowdsourced funding, with a Kickstarter campaign to aid in the publication of the fourth volume in the series, Hatter M: Zen of Wonder http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/149372651/hatter-m-zen-of-wonder.
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While the Eastern Conference Finals rival matchup between the New Jersey Devils and New York Rangers produced record profits for restaurants and bars surrounding the Prudential Center, in Newark, local owners expect business to build throughout the Stanley Cup Finals between the Devils and the Los Angeles Kings, which begins in New Jersey on Wednesday night.
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Family Fishing Days Saturday July 06, 2013 Grenadier Pond @ High Park Sunday July 07, 2013 Boat House, Centre Island @ Toronto Islands Hike, Bike or take the TTC and make a Wonderful Family Day...
Parkdale-High Park. Hope to hook up with some of you soon. Take care
Welcome aboard! Do you have a vehicle? What kind of fish do you normally target?
Nice fish! These late season openers are killing me. I'm already watching guys in the US nail huge bass!
Dont know of any places in AB personally, but Martin (another member here) lived in Alberta for a while and might have some tips for ya. Good luck out there!


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Denver Marine Monster Bass Invitational Winter Trail Series continues on Lake Wylie.
With eight tournaments in all, the next event is Dec. 22. Launch at 8 a.m. and weigh-in at 3 p.m. Buster Boyd Access Area. Other dates are Jan. 5, Jan. 12, Jan. 19 and Jan. 26. The fish off Feb. 2 is a guaranteed $5,000 payouts with a field of 75.
Cost is $100 entry fee for each tournament, plus $30 membership fee and $10 optional big fish pot. For more information, call 704-483-2628 or visit denverrecreationalmarine.com or anglerschannel.com.
Catfish Club tourney resumes Jan. 5
The Catawba Catfish Club's 2012-13 tournaments schedule continues:
• Jan. 5, Lake Wylie, Buster Boyd Access Area
• Feb. 2, Lake Wateree, Lake Wateree State Park
• March 2, Fishing Creek Reservoir, Hwy. 21 Access
• April 13, Lake Monticello, Hwy. 99 Access
• Championship event for Catawba Catfish Club, May 4-5, Lake Wylie, Ebenezer Park
For more information, visit catawbacatfishclub.com.
Boating, fishing shows announced
The Bass & Saltwater Fishing Expo is scheduled Jan. 11-13 at the North Carolina State Fairgrounds in Raleigh.
Three seminar rooms operate simultaneously every hour on the hour during the show. Saltwater anglers are introduced to regional and local professionals who fish the North Carolina coastal waters almost every day.
Hours are 10 a.m.-8 p.m. Friday, 9 a.m.-7 p.m. Saturday, and 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Sunday. Admission, good for all three days with return pass, costs $8 for adults, $7 for seniors 60 and older and military, $5 for junior anglers ages 6-12. Tickets are available in advance online at ncboatshows.com.
Mark your calendar for the annual Mid-Atlantic Boat Show is scheduled Feb. 7-10 at Charlotte Convention Center, Charlotte. Billed as the largest marine product event in the Carolinas, several Lake Wylie area businesses participate.
The Central Carolina Boat & Fishing Expo will be held Feb. 22-24 at Greensboro Coliseum in Greensboro.
Look for more information online at ncboatshows.com.
Boaters warned about using E15
The National Marine Manufacturers Association warns boaters of the potential dangers of fuel with a high volume of ethanol.
Contrary to studies showing ethanol is hazardous to marine engines, the Environmental Protection Agency approved a plan submitted by the ethanol industry that allows E15 to enter the marketplace.
There are serious and documented human safety, environmental and technological concerns associated with ethanol blends more than over 10 percent in recreational boat fuel tanks and engines.
That means anything above E10 can pose problems, including performance issues such as stalling, corrosion leading to oil or fuel leaks, increased emissions and damaged valves, rubber fuel lines and gaskets.
Three years ago, the ethanol industry filed a waiver with the EPA to expand the amount of ethanol allowed in gasoline from 10 percent to 15 percent. Since then, the EPA has approved two partial waivers that allow the fuel to be sold in cars from model years 2001 and newer. NMMA along with the oil industry, food groups and others stakeholders oppose the introduction of E15.
It is important for consumers touse only E10 or lower in their vessels.
In Lake Wylie, Kangaroo Express at 4044 Charlotte Hwy. and BP at 5075 Charlotte Hwy. sell ethanol-free fuel.
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BB housemates to grow own food
Big Brother housemates will be forced to grow their own food this year, as part of the show's eco-friendly revamp.
McCartney in Pussy Riot parole plea
Sir Paul McCartney has written to Russian authorities asking them to consider releasing members of jailed punk band Pussy Riot on parole.
Gosling gore film booed at Cannes
Ryan Gosling's film Only God Forgives has been booed at Cannes because of extreme violence.
Madonna: Elton and I have made up
Madonna has confirmed that her feud with Elton John is over, after he took her out for dinner.
Threlfall to play Tommy Cooper
David Threlfall is set to play comedian Tommy Cooper in a new ITV drama.
KT Tunstall marriage end signalled
A divorce judge has signalled the end of KT Tunstall's marriage to drummer Luke Bullen.
Lewis, Cumberbatch get Critics nods
Damian Lewis and Benedict Cumberbatch are among the British stars flying the flag at the 2013 American Critics' Choice Television Awards.
Coppola back on Italian-Americans
Francis Ford Coppola is set to direct a film about an Italian-American family spanning 30 years.
Essex's better pay bid rejected
Joey Essex reportedly threatened to quit The Only Way Is Essex unless he was given a better pay deal.
Yakoob: Girls tougher than boys
Apprentice reject Uzma Yakoob has said it was far more stressful being on the women's team than working with the men.
Halliwell says bye to Viva Forever
Geri Halliwell has insisted the Spice Girls musical Viva Forever! is "good entertainment" - and admitted she had been "cocky" about it being a success.
JLS headliners at Hyde Park show
Soon-to-split boyband JLS are the latest headliners for a series of major outdoor shows in London's Hyde Park.
Sheridan: Brand is just a mate
Sheridan Smith has insisted Russell Brand is just a "mate" after they were spotted having dinner together.
Owen to star in Christmas movie?
Mark Owen could be spreading Christmas cheer by playing an elf in a festive-themed film, according to reports.
Douglas enjoys smiling for camera
Michael Douglas has revealed one of the things he enjoyed most about playing Liberace in Behind the Candelabra was getting the chance to smile on screen.
X Factor musical - I Can't Sing!
The name of the new X Factor musical has been announced - I Can't Sing!
Stones' Micks reunited in the park
The Rolling Stones' return to Hyde Park will see them team up with former guitarist Mick Taylor, but there will be no reappearance of the white dress Mick Jagger wore at the original 1969 gig because he has lost it.
Scott Thomas: I felt stuck in dark
Kristin Scott Thomas says she wants to do a comedy next to get over her character in Nicholas Winding Refn's Only God Forgives.
Graham: I'll miss playing stripper
The Hangover III star Heather Graham says she will miss playing sexy stripper Jade because the excitement makes up for her "boring" real life.
Canet: New York too clean for film
Guillaume Canet has revealed he had to bring in truck loads of rubbish to dump on the streets of New York for his latest movie, as the city was just too clean and tidy.
Osbourne returns to X Factor panel
TV bosses have finally confirmed that Sharon Osbourne will return to The X Factor judging panel to replace Tulisa Contostavlos.
Redford swept away in All Is Lost
Robert Redford makes actions speak louder than words in the new shipwreck drama All Is Lost.
Carano: Fighting Rodriguez was fun
Gina Carano says that swapping blows with Michelle Rodriguez on Fast And Furious 6 was "kick-a**".
Arrested was friendship factor
Ron Howard has revealed that relationships have been made - and broken - over Arrested Development.
Aretha Franklin taking June off
Aretha Franklin has announced she is rescheduling her tour so she can take off the month of June.
BB star backs Vegetarian Week
Big Brother star Chantelle Houghton looks a picture as she is turned into a Renaissance beauty for National Vegetarian Week.
Cotillard stalker gets probation
A New York City woman has been sentenced to probation for stalking actress Marion Cotillard on the Internet.
Smith reveals shaved head at awards
Matt Smith showed off his newly shorn head as he posed alongside his Doctor Who co-star Jenna-Louise Coleman at the Peabody Awards in New York.
R-Patz moves out of K-Stew home?
Robert Pattinson has been seen moving some of his belongings from Kristen Stewart's home, fuelling rumours they have split.
Gosling misses Cannes premiere
Ryan Gosling has sent a letter saying sorry for not attending the premiere of his latest film Only God Forgives at the Cannes Film Festival.
Friends stars in reunion sketch
Friends Jennifer Aniston, Matthew Perry and Courteney Cox teamed up for a hilarious sketch to promote Ellen DeGeneres's chat show.
George Michael "making progress"
George Michael is still in hospital after his car accident but is "making good progress".
Dannii called Kylie's ugly sister
Dannii Minogue has said she doesn't know how she coped with being called Kylie's "ugly-a** sister".
Bieber to lay low for a while?
Justin Bieber has hinted that he may take a break from the spotlight with a cryptic tweet.
Keith Richards' 50 yr library fine
Keith Richards reportedly owes thousands of pounds in library fines for overdue books dating back 50 years.
Graham: More sexy sirens please
Heather Graham has revealed she is going to make her own film about women's sex lives, as she aims to change the perception of women in the film industry.
Lopez, Lovato to perform on BGT
Jennifer Lopez and Demi Lovato are amongst the guest stars who will perform on Britain's Got Talent.
Madonna to present at charity show
Madonna is set to be a guest presenter at the Sound Of Change charity concert in London.
Baldwin eyes film-making underbelly
Alec Baldwin has revealed it was both "humbling" and "exhilarating" shooting his latest film Seduced and Abandoned, a documentary about trying to finance a film at Cannes.
January silent over baby daddy
January Jones is remaining tight-lipped over the identity of her baby's father, saying it is her "son's business".
Jagger plans family fun at Glasto
Sir Mick Jagger has revealed that he is planning to make a weekend of it when he headlines Glastonbury with The Rolling Stones and will hang out with his children.
Dame Judi proud of Bomber Boys role
Dame Judi Dench described herself as being "very proud" to be the first patron of a new campaign to preserve the Bomber Command Memorial for generations to come.
'World class' rocker Bolder dies
Uriah Heep and Spiders From Mars bassist Trevor Bolder has died following a battle with cancer, aged 62.
Depardieu signs to Chechen film
French actor Gerard Depardieu will star in a drama about a Chechen man who seeks revenge for the killing of his son.
Burt's agony over daughter suicide
Burt Bacharach has said writing his autobiography forced him to come to terms with the suicide of his daughter.
Isaac: Llewyn Davis my big break
Oscar Isaac has confessed being cast in Joel and Ethan Coen's new film Inside Llewyn Davis is the shot at the big time he has been waiting for for years.
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Clutch: Sherri Shepherd Gets Trolled and Creflo Dollar Gets Arrested for Child Abuse
Monday on Clutch Magazine Online I have not one, but two posts up about Sherri Shepherd being trolled by an abusive Twitter user and mega-church pastor Creflo Dollar getting arrested after his teen daughter dialed 911 on him. Apparently he hit and choked the child during a fight over whether or not she could attend a party. First up: Sherri. While I could understand and relate to her frustration -- never give a troll attention. Just quietly block them and report the offender for abuse.


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Actually no. You look like a desperate old queen.
Looks like a gay mortician.
If you lose a fight to a midget, you become one. It's true.
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He needs to buy Howard a NEW SCARF this year NOT BLACk on BLACk ..or BLACk on BROWN......just a haarrrible "look" for Howard.....
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Howard could take a fashion lesson from Steven Tyler or Johnny Depp.....
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Ear infection treatments
After diagnosing your child with an ear infection, your doctor may decide to treat it in the following ways:
Though the medical community is increasingly advocating a wait-and-see approach in older children with no complications or severe symptoms, in children under 2 years old - and particularly in babies under 6 months - antibiotics are generally recommended.
What should I know about this treatment?
If your doctor does prescribe antibiotics, be sure to finish the course that's been prescribed - and schedule a follow-up visit in a few weeks so your doctor can make sure the infection has responded to treatment. And if your child's symptoms don't show signs of improvement after two or three days of antibiotic use, give your doctor a call. Pediatricians usually start with a mild antibiotic, and your baby may need a stronger one.
Though some doctors routinely prescribe antibiotics for all ear infections, many take a wait-and-see approach in children over the age of 2 years who show no signs of complications. Most of the time - in eight out of 11 cases - ear infections will clear up on their own, and doctors are increasingly mindful of the problems associated with the over-prescription of antibiotics, such as the increase in antibiotic-resistant bacteria.
Treating ear infection pain
If your child has an ear infection but is not very sick, your doctor may advise you to treat the pain with an over-the-counter non-aspirin pain reliever like Nurofen or Panadol - especially at bedtime - for a few days, and watch to see if your child's symptoms abate. Your doctor may also recommend applying a warm (not hot) washcloth to your child's ear or, if the eardrum has not been ruptured, eardrops to help relieve the earache.
Related ear infection articles:
- Read an overview of ear infections in kids
- Find out the causes and symptoms of ear infections
- Discover how you can prevent ear infections
- Find out why your child keeps getting ear infections
- Learn about Glue ear
- Discover more about middle ear infections
- Read about Swimmer's ear (Otitis externa)
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A person with a prejudiced belief that one culture's rice is superior to other cultures. When Masako refused a plate of Indian rice, saying it was not as good as Japanese rice, her horrified friend said, "You are so RICIST!"
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Someone who has a bias against the excessive use (or ownership) of rice. He opened the cabinet and saw a 50 pound bag of rice, and being a ricist, he thought that was too much rice.
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Two strangers, young men from Pennsylvania and South Carolina, meet on the way to West Point.... Thus begins this brilliant novel of antebellum America, spanning three generations and chronicling the lives and loves of two great family dynasties. The Hazards and the Mains are brought together in bonds of friendship and affection that neither jealousy nor violence can shatter - until a storm of events sunders the nation and brings the cataclysm of war!
©1982 John Jakes (P)2012 Audible, Inc.
"Captivating novel of the Civil War"
North and South is the first novel in John Jakes' trilogy of the American Civil War. This first book tells the story of the close friendship the develops between George Hazard Of Pennsylvania and Orry Main of South Carolina. Hazard belongs to the industrial class of the mighty North, while Main is a member of the Southern caste of slave holding plantation owners. The backgrounds of these two men are fraught with seemingly insurmountable differences. Despite this, Main and Hazard become close friends during their time at West Point, as well during their service in the Mexican American war. After that conflict the two friends are followed throughout the tumultuous 1850's, right up to the firing on Fort Sumter and the start of the Civil War. The tragedy of the Civil War is magnified as these two intimate companions choose sides, wish each other luck, and go to war.
Over the last 25 years I have read this trilogy three times and I have been waiting very impatiently for an audio version. And it has arrived in all it's glory. Having the superb Grover Gardner narrate is simply icing on a three layer cake.
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Im glad they redid the North and South books..I've already bought the old DVD series with Patrick Swayze, I bought the preorder of book two,i cant wait to start it..With all the true events of the civil war and the that time John Jakes does a great job putting two families from different walks together.. The love and hate the two families have for each other will test the times..And it wont be easy,this is a must read...
"Great story"
I am really enjoying this book, but I love this period in history. Interesting characters. Every so often it gets a bit slow, but it always picks up again.
"One of the best Civil War stories ever written"
I first read this book decades ago and enjoyed it immensily. I also watched the mini series and enjoyed that immensly as well. Now finally someone has introduced an unabridged audio version of it, I'm thrilled. Having read the other reviews of this book I have to agree that this book is a classic. Actually it is an epic classic especially when considered with the other two books in this series. Jakes does a fabulous job of fictionalising historical events as this book and the two that follow it so apetly demonstrate. The narrator isn't bad, but he isn't good enough to do these books justice, although to be honest I'm not sure who would be. One of the other reviewers compared this book or series with the Winds of War - War and Rememberance series. He was right on the mark like taht series this series is also epic.
"Nearly impossible to put down"
Jakes weaves fact anc fiction and makes it come alive. After reading and listening to Gone With the Wind several times, I was pleasantly surprised to see names and characters in both books. Reality meets fiction in a wonderful mix. Can't wait to finish part 2 and get started on part 3. Well worth the time to listen.
Pam Foster - I enjoy listening to books. I had to retire early and I've found audio to be one of my good friends. Reading reviews is a must before purchasing a book.
"The Saga of the Civil War"
I've not read the printed version but I definitely enjoyed the audio edition.
How the story was written through the eyes of two friends. One from the North and the other from the South.
When Charles was introduced as a character.
The Saga of the Civil War
Grover Gardener's narration was excellent. The novel helped me to have a better understanding of the cause of the Civil War. The novel being told through the eyes of two families was a great way to read about the Civil War. I don't enjoy reading a novel that doesn't have characters, only narration explaining the hows and whys, makes for boring listening.
"better than last time"
I read it many years ago and the audio version brought it to life. Great listen
the feeling you are there with the characters, both in Pa and in the South
"Gone with the Wind, lite"
I liked this because I love Civil War novels. The cloe relationships betweent the Northern & Southern families added a new dimension.
"Loved it AGAIN"
Read this book when it first came out many years ago, so this was like brand new to me I really didn't remember much of the story. I enjoyed it then, I loved it now, history, romance, mystery has it all. The characters are wonderful, I lived in the North for many years and now in the South for many years and I can tell you everyone tells a different story about the war depending on where you live - North or South. Just started Book 2 and it's just as good.
"Excellent listen"
Coming form a country outside the US I had little knowledge of the history behind the Civil War. This book is very informative and paints a very good picture of life in the eighteen hundreds in both the North and South.


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Spectators braved the freezing weather Thursday night for the Baldwyn Christmas parade. Due to construction on downtown streets, the parade took a different route - continuing north (passing the right turn to downtown) toward Baldwyn High School. Congratulations to the winning floats:
Non-Profit Division
First Place: Marietta Church of Christ
Second Place: Lee County 4-H/Nettleton FFA
Third Place: Dry Creek Baptist Church
Commercial Division
First Place: Baldwyn Hardware and Supply


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I've been amazed at how much the tuck whilst sitting on the top tube increases descending speed. It's more stable than I expected, but definitely for the straighter sections only. »
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And here's a question for the keepers: will the Farnese Vini/Vini Fantini kit ever be acceptable attire? »
Okay, I have to admit to wearing a fluoro jersey in my dark (commuter) past. Ironically, I was wearing one when I was taken out by a car whose driver swore (and testified!) she didn't see me. Result: fractured C1 and busted up knee. Were it not for my (ug… »
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Steamy is at it again too. This sounds cold. Send complaints to <firstname.lastname@example.com>
~100k at Casually Deliberate/no drop. Biggest obstacle could be the weather—butter tarts at Dar's Delights (turnaround point) will be worth the trip.
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@Russ M The XL gilet should be perfect for you. Where are you located? I can figure out the shipping options and maybe we can sort something out. Feel free to drop me a line via hotmail (al_tenb). »
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@Russ M I'm a 42. And it's your loss – I'm a great kisser. »
My brand new Sacred Gilet seems to be a touch on the roomy side (like the rest of my V-kit it's an XL, but it fits a bit larger). I'm looking to trade-down to a large. Alternatively, if someone would like to puchase it, please let me know. I have plenty o… »
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Rather than the onset of hypoxia, I find that the reason I want to shed my sunnies when at Vmax is so that I can gain the cooling advantage of a 12 km/h breeze on a few extra square centimetres of exposed skin/eyeball. I use untinted lenses at night to av… »
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@roger Thanks! I'll say one thing for this site – if you follow the rules, you'll wind up with a fantastic looking bike! As for the saddle, I can't figure why they stitch a huge bibs-shredding logo on it. I was a bit wary, so I actually bought a used one… »
@sthilzy The Q-Rings only have two chain pick-ups, and they're positioned at the optimum parts of the elipse (with smaller teeth as well). I've played with timing the shift, but it seems like the inside of the chain wants to ride on the teeth if I move t… »
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@G'rilla They're the eliptical Q-Rings. Apart from having a tendency to drop the chain when shifting to the big ring (you have to be very smooth on the shift) they are the feline's posterior. I thought I'd be in trouble on the climbs coming from a compa… »
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I had a wonderful phone conversation yesterday, with a friend in PA that wanted to let me know how happy she was with my needle punch tutorial video...it fills my heart to know that I can help, even in a small way!
She also suggested that I compile a list of my favorite
DMC thread color palette to share with my readers ~ so here you go :
first, are the colors I turn to when filling in backgrounds, both dark & light:
ecru - white
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of course, I do add or subtract from this list on a whim, but this is my general palette ~
I tend to keep within this muted range for all of my work...
this includes threads, fabrics, wools and even paint colors.
Do you like brights, muted tones, neautrals or primary colors?
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Bill to Protect Firefighters From Solar Panel Dangers Advances
Assemblyman Robert Schroeder sponsors bill requiring emblem on buildings where solar panels are attached to the roof to protect firefighters from electrocution.
With an increasing number of buildings investing in alternative energy, emergency responders are often unable to immediately identify structures that have installed solar panels on their roofs — putting them at risk of electrocution in the event of a fire. In an effort to protect firefighters against the danger of electrocution posed by solar panels, Assemblyman Robert Schroeder (R-Woodcliff Lake), a volunteer firefighter in the Township of Washington since 1980 who has twice served as fire chief, has sponsored a bill that would require buildings to clearly label with an exterior emblem whether they have solar panels. The bipartisan bill was approved by the Assembly Homeland Security and State Preparedness Committee, on which Schroeder …
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Thanks for sharing, I really should talk to my pastor about getting solar panels in Honolulu for out church. It may save him lots of money.   more ›


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Tranquil PC Launches £99 Fanless Case For Intel NUC Platform
Subject: Cases and Cooling | February 3, 2013 - 06:14 AM | Tim Verry
Tagged: tranquil, nuc, fanless, case
Tranquil PC, a case manufacturer and system integrator based in the UK, recently announced a new aluminum chassis for Intel's NUC motherboards. The new chassis acts as a heatsink and will keep your NUC system running cool without needing case fans. Tranquil is offering two versions of the case – the NUC-BY and NUC-YE – which are compatible with both the D33217CK (Thunderbolt-equipped) and D33217GKE (Gigabit Ethernet-equipped) Intel NUC boards respectively.
The two Tranquil NUC cases are nearly identical, but they differ in the IO cutouts offered (naturally). The cases measure 110 x 164 x 47mm and resembles a black heatsink with its horizontal fins and brushed aluminum design. The chassis is reportedly able to keep the Next Unit of Computing (NUC) system 5 to 15 degrees centigrade cooler than the reference Intel NUC case that uses an active fan. Hopefully, the case-as-a-heatsink design will help to mitigate the overheating problems that many reviewers (including PC Perspective) have run into when performing network transfers to the SSD over Wi-Fi.
It is a streamlined design with port only the expected port cutouts and a rubberized power button on the rear of the device. No LED-lit logos or extra buttons to speak of. You can, however, have Tranquil laser-engrave a custom message onto the chassis for an additional fee.
The front of the case features a single USB port while the rear IO will depend on your particular NUC board. The D33217CK board includes one Thunderbolt, one HDMI, two USB 2.0 ports, and a 65W DC power input jack. On the other hand, the D33217GKE motherboard has a DC-in jack, two USB 2.0 ports, two HDMI outputs, and a single Gigabit LAN jack. Additionally, the Tranquil cases have a cutout for an externally-mounted Wi-Fi antenna (as the aluminum casing is not well-suited to housing an internal antenna).
Both Tranquil NUC cases are available now for a base price of £99. A VESA mount adds an additional £17. Further, VAT and shipping charges may apply depending on where you are ordering from. In USD, the Tranquil cases have a base price of $155.62. While I do not get charged VAT, I do have to pay shipping, and it is not cheap at approximately $33 to ship to the mid-west US. In my case, ordering one NUC case and having it shipped to Illinois would cost $207.41. Ouch.
The Tranquil PC NUC case with its brushed aluminum and fanless design is extremely nice. Unfortunately, that build quality does not come cheap, and will add to the overall cost of putting together your NUC system. If you have the money for it though, it looks to be one of the best cases available for the new 4" x 4" NUC motherboards.
More information is available on the Tranquil PC website.
HDPLEX Introduces H3.TODD and H5.TODD Fanless Cases
Subject: Cases and Cooling | January 10, 2013 - 09:09 AM | Tim Verry
Tagged: htpc, HDPLEX, h5.todd, h3.todd, fanless
Custom case manufacture HDPLEX recently introduces two new fanless cases with the H3.TODD and H5.TODD. Both cases support mini-ITX motherboards and would blend well into your home AV rack. The fanless chassis are constructed of 6063T aluminum and come in powder coated black or brushed aluminum silver. The H3.TODD and H5.TODD are cases that also double as CPU heatsinks by way of copper heatpipes that carry heat away from the processor into the aluminum case. Both can support processors up to 75W TPDs without requiring fans.
Both the H3.TODD and H5.TODD are compatible with LGA 775, 1155, and 1156 Intel processors and AMD AM2, AM3, FM1, and FM2 chips. Further, the cases come with a single USB 3.0 port on the front. HDPLEX will also include a power supply and IR reciever with the cases for an additional fee.
The H3.TODD measures 325 x 298 x 60mm and weighs 12.5 lbs (5.5 kg). The case supports mini-ITX motherboards, 3.5" hard drives, and 12.7mm optical drives.
On the other hand, the H5.TODD is a wider case that can support both Mini-ITX and Micro-ATX form factor motherboards as well as a single full height PCI-E expansion card. The case measures 325 x 438 x 60mm and is a total of 16 lbs (7.5kg) by itself.
The H3.TODD is available for pre-order now for $248 while the H5.TODD is currently in stock for $275. Pre-orders for the H3.TODD should being shipping on January 25, 2013.
You can find more photos of the cases on the HDPLEX website.
Kingwin aims to deliver silent power with their new 500W Stryker
Subject: Cases and Cooling | October 3, 2011 - 12:42 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: PSU, Kingwin, Kingwin Stryker 500W, silent, fanless
Not too long ago Lee gave the PC Perspective Gold Seal to the Kingwin Stryker 500W Fanless PSU thanks to the superior power quality and five year warranty. Just in case you weren't swayed by his testing, you can double check the results over at Think Computers. They tried the same PSU with a different test machine set up and came up with the same results, a 80PLUS Platinum rated silent PSU that delivers everything you would expect. Their only negative point was the same as Lee's, the price is more than double the cost of an equivalent PSU with active cooling. You have to pay a premium for this type of PSU but it is worth it if you need it.
"Almost everyone wants the quietest yet most powerful computer possible. Most components generate noise because of the fans cooling them, or because of moving parts. Obviously, solid state drives have eliminated the necessity for moving parts for storage and liquid cooling can replace fans for most components. However, there's still one pesky component which still generates noise: the high wattage power supply unit. Fanless PSUs have been around for a while, but they're generally lower wattage and meant for business machines or ultra-efficient HTPCs."
Here are some more Cases & Cooling reviews from around the web:
- HEC Cougar SX 550w @ Funky Kit
- In Win Glacier 900 W @ techPowerUp
- Antec High Current Pro 850W Power Supply Review @ HardwareHeaven
- Corsair Professional Series HX1050 Power Supply Unit Review @ eTeknix
- Thermaltake TR2 700w @ XSReviews
- Antec Basiq VP550P 550 W @ techPowerUp
- OCZ ZS750W @ Tweaktown
- OCZ ZS Series 750 W @ techPowerUp
- Corsair TX750M Power Supply Review @ HardwareHeaven
- NZXT HALE90 750W Power Supply Unit Review @ eTeknix
- Be Quiet! Pure Power CM L8 730 W @ techPowerUp
- Antec VP550P 550W PSU Review @ HardwareLOOK
- LEPA W500-SA 500W Power Supply Review @ Real World Labs


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Competitions, Fellowships, and Scholarships
The University of Connecticut School of Law Student Legal Writing Competition
The University of Connecticut School of Law has established a Student Legal Writing Competition to encourage and reward original student writing on legal issues affecting persons struggling with homelessness, mental illness, addiction, or substance abuse.
Entrants should submit a paper on a legal issue affecting persons struggling with homelessness, mental illness, addiction, or substance abuse.
Papers will be accepted from any student enrolled for the 2012-13 academic year in an ABA-accredited law school in the United States or Canada. Papers must be the law student author's own work and must not have been submitted for publication elsewhere. Notwithstanding the foregoing, a student may incorporate professorial feedback as part of a course requirement or supervised writing project. All students intending to enter the competition must register by April 15, 2013. Registration Form
Papers should be a minimum of 15 pages in length and shall not exceed 30 pages, including footnotes. They must be types, double-spaced and with one-inch margins, on 8 ½ x 11 inch paper, in a 12-point font, such as Times New Roman. All citations and footnotes should conform to the current edition of The Bluebook: A Uniform System of Citation and should also be in a 12-point font.
Papers will be judged by a panel appointed by the University of Connecticut School of Law. Judges will evaluate papers based on the substance, clarity of the proposal or thesis, logical force, support of argument, and quality of research. Grammar, syntax, and form will also be taken into consideration.
Entries must be received by 5pm on June 3, 2013. Entries must be submitted in two formats: (1) email an electronic version (in Microsoft Word or PDF format) to firstname.lastname@example.com; and (2) mail, with a postmark dated by June 3, 2013, four copies of the paper to:
Student Legal Writing Competition
University of Connecticut School of Law
55 Elizabeth Street
Hartford, CT 06105
Attn: Assistant Dean Karen Lynn DeMeola
Papers are judged anonymously, and no identifying information should appear on either the original or the copies of the paper. Entrants must submit a separate cover letter listing the author's name, address, telephone number, email address, name of law school, and year of graduation.
Three cash prizes will be awarded: $750 First Prize, $500 Second Prize, and $250 Third Prize. Winners will be notified by July 30, 2013. All decisions of the judges are final. The contest organizers reserve the right not to award prizes if no papers meet quality standards.
Winners of the 2012 University of Connecticut School of Law Student Legal Writing Competition
The University of Connecticut School of Law is pleased to announce the winners of the 2012 University of Connecticut School of Law Student Legal Writing Competition. The annual competition seeks original law student writing on legal issues affecting persons struggling with homelessness, mental illness, addition or substance abuse. Cash prizes are awarded for first, second and third-place winners. This year, we had a record number of entries, with submissions from students enrolled in law schools throughout the country. We thank all contestants and congratulate the winners. Details about next year's competition will be posted on this webpage this fall.
First Place ($750) - The Voluntary Confession that Wasn't: Overturning Colorado v. Connelly for the Mentally Ill by David Cutshall, University of Virginia School of Law '12
Second Place ($500) - Drug Abusers and Addicts and the Immigration and Nationality Act by Nikiya Natale, University of Texas School of Law '13
Third Place ($250) - Social Security Disability for the Chronically Homeless by Andrea Callow, Loyola University Chicago School of Law '12
Ninth Annual Employee Benefits Writing Competition
The American College of Employee Benefits Counsel is pleased to announce the Ninth Annual Employee Benefits Writing Competition. Any law and graduate (L.L.M. or S.J.D.) law students enrolled at a school between August 15, 2012 and August 15, 2013 are invited to submit a paper on any topic in the field of employee benefits law.
Papers should not exceed 40 pages (double-spaced, 12-point type, one-inch margins on all sides), not including footnotes. Footnotes should be single-spaced endnotes starting on a separate page. Papers must be submitted as email attachments to Peter Kelly. No information identifying the author or the author's law school should be in the text, footnotes, or file name. That information and the author's address, telephone number, and enrollment status should be provided in the email message.
Two prizes will be awarded: the Clarin M. Schwartz Memorial Award ($1,500 cash prize) and the Sidney M. Perlstadt Memorial Award ($1,500 cash prize). Winners will be honored during the College's annual black tie dinner, and the authors of winning entries may have opportunities to have their works published.
Papers must be submitted by midnight Central Time on June 1, 2013.
For more information on submission guidelines and competition rules, please visit the American College of Employee Benefits Counsel's website.
James William Moore Federal Practice Award
LexisNexis is pleased to announce the 14th Annual James William Moore Federal Practice Award which encourages and recognizes outstanding scholarship in federal civil practice and procedure.
Students enrolled in law school through the end of the current (2012 – 2013) school year are eligible to participate. All papers must be the original work of an individual student, and papers must have been submitted for publication in a student publication or prepared as course work in connection with a course at law school.
The principal subject of the submitted paper must be federal civil practice and procedure, including civil jurisdiction and venue rules of the federal courts. Submissions on topics of federal courts management, federal appellate procedure, and alternative dispute resolution are also acceptable. Papers focusing on the procedural aspects of certain types of substantive litigation are acceptable as well.
Papers on purely substantive issues that may arise in federal litigation and papers dealing primarily with criminal procedure are not acceptable.
Submission Guidelines:
- The author of a paper may directly submit his or her paper for consideration, and each law review may submit up to four papers for consideration.
- All papers should follow the citation form in the 19th edition of "A Uniform System of Citation." Papers should be double-spaced (footnotes single-spaced), presented on one side of 8.5 x 11" paper, and printed in Times New Roman, 12 pt. font.
- Submitted papers should be a minimum of 20 pages.
Papers (along with fall 2013 contact information (address, phone number, email address) for the author and the law review (including the name of the incoming editor-in-chief) should be submitted to:
Editor, Moore's Federal Practice
Lexis Nexis Matthew Bender
201 Mission Street, 26th Floor
San Francisco, CA 94105.
One electronic copy on a CD-ROM and one paper copy of each paper should be submitted.
One paper will be selected as the winner of the Award, and the author will receive a cash prize of $2,000, a full set of Moore's Federal Rules Pamphlets, and publicity of his or her name in connection with the award. The winning entrant's law review or journal will also be awarded $1,000.
The submission deadline for this year's award is June 3, 2013, and winners will be announced on or around October 1, 2013.
Please direct any inquiries to Mark Landis, Legal Editor, Practice Area Content, LexisNexis, at 1-800-424-0651.
Ed Edmondson Scholarship for The Sovereignty Symposium XXVI
Ed Edmondson represented Oklahoma in the United States Congress for 20 years and was a long-time supporter of Native American concerns and education.
The Oklahoma Supreme Court and The Sovereignty Symposium, Inc. will host The Sovereignty Symposium XXVI on June 5 and 6, 2013 in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. The Sovereignty Symposium was established to provide a forum in which ideas concerning common legal issues can be exchanged in a scholarly, non-adversarial environment.
A maximum of 100 Symposium tuition-only scholarships will be offered in Congressman Edmondson's name as the Symposium's thank you for his support and efforts during its founding.
Applicants should demonstrate an interest in and dedication to Native American law issues and the need for a scholarship in a simple letter of application. There is no formal application form.
The deadline is June 4, 2013, and notification will be upon receipt of scholarship request.
Applications must be submitted to:
The Sovereignty Symposium
Attn: Ed Edmondson Scholarship Committee
Oklahoma Judicial Center, Suite 1
2100 North Lincoln Boulevard
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73105.
For further information, contact Julie Rorie at 405.556.9371 or visit The Sovereignty Symposium's website.
The 2013 Tannenwald Tax Writing Competition
The Theodore Tannenwald, Jr. Foundation for Excellence in Tax Scholarship and The American College of Tax Counsel are pleased to announce the 2013 Tannenwald Writing Competition. This competition is open to all full-or part-time law school students, undergraduate or graduate.
Submitted papers must focus primarily on technical or policy-oriented tax issues relating to any type of existing or proposed U.S. federal or state tax or U.S. federal or state taxation system (including topics relating to tax practice ethical and professional liability matters).
Each submitted paper must be sponsored by a law school professor. No more than 8 papers may be submitted by J.D. students from the same law school. If the school also has an L.L.M. or other graduate tax program, up to an additional 8 papers may be submitted by students in those programs.
Cash prizes will be awarded to the author of the winning paper ($5,000), the first runner-up ($2,500), and the second runner-up ($1,500).
Papers must be received by no later than 9:00 PM EST on July 1, 2013. Entrants should submit both paper and electronic copies of their submissions.
For more information on rules and submission guidelines, please visit the Tannenwald website.
2013 New York State Bar Association Committee on Animals and the Law Student Writing Competition
The Committee on Animals and the Law of the New York State Bar Association is very pleased to announce the Fifth Annual Student Writing Competition. The deadline for submission is July 1, 2013.
Law students, including J.D., L.L.M., Ph.D., and S.J.D. candidates, are invited to submit to the Committee on Animals and the Law an article concerning any area of Animal Law. All submissions will be reviewed by a panel of attorneys and other professionals practicing or otherwise involved in animal law.
The first place winner will receive $1,000 and a certificate of achievement. The second place winner will receive $500 and a certificate of achievement.
For further information on the competition and competition rules, please visit the New York State Bar Association website.


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The Upson-Lee Knights soccer team took to the field Wednesday night for the first time this season in a battle with Pike County in the first round of the Lamar County Trojan Cup Invitational. However, the results of the contest were not available by press time.
Last season the Knights competed in what was perhaps the toughest region in the state, with teams such as Whitewater, Starr's Mill, McIntosh, and Northgate. This season the Knights are in a new region, and according to head coach Matt Bentley, this region will offer some different challenges for a young Knights' team which he thinks is ready for those challenges.
"We expect this region to be very athletic," said Bentley. "I think Dutchtown is one of the best teams in the state, and we have some games against our rivals Spalding and Griffin, which should make for some really good games. We are excited to get started in our new region, and we plan on bringing home a fourth Region Championship to the UL soccer program."
Three teams in the Knights new region had winning records last season and made appearances in the State Playoffs, (Dutchtown, 10-5), Woodland (10-5), and Spalding (13-5). The Knights finished with a 4-11 record last year, suffering a tough season riddled with injuries and the fact the Knights started many freshmen last season. This season those talented freshmen are now sophomores and the strength of the Knights program. Those sophomore include Jake Sayer, Dylan Marshall, Daniel Clements, Turner Price, and Cole Winters.
"We have a very strong core of sophomores," said Bentley. "Dylan has a year under his belt playing against some of the best defenders in the state. He is bigger, faster, and stronger this year, and we are expecting him to score a lot of goals for Upson-Lee this season. Jake and Daniel will be playing mid-field for us. Both are very good players, and many games this year will be won in the mid-field area. I like our chances with our mid-fielders. Cole and Turner will play on the back line this season. They are a very important to our defense, a defense we are proud of and expect to play well this season. The defensive back line have nicknamed themselves "The Stone Wall". I also must say how happy I am that we are getting a healthy Chase McGouirk back this season. He should really give us a boost in the mid-field. We also return our keeper Will Eubanks, and he has looked really good in our practices."
Part of that "Stone Wall" will be the two center backs, which have loads of experience for the Knights. Seniors Joey Knight and Hunter Larson man those positions, and along with forward Levi Ellerbee, they are the three senior Knights which Bentley expects to lead the team on and off the field.
"Our seniors will be our leaders," said Bentley. "Levi's athleticism should result in some great scoring opportunities for us, and with Joey and Hunter in the back, our defense will be strong. Those two have a great chemistry together, and we are expecting a big season from all three of our seniors."
Look in Tuesday's edition of The Times for the result of the Knights' game against Pike County.


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£567 per person Catered Chalet based on 2 sharing (scroll down for other group sizes or call)Chalet in La Plagne FranceDep' Saturday 14 December 2013From Gatwick for 7 nights package holiday
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One great advantage of these chalets is that whilst they are simply furnished, all rooms enjoy en suite facilities with their own Jacuzzi bath. Most rooms also benefit from their own balcony. Chalets Chanterelle, Girolle and Morille have a fresh, alpine style of decor and effectively use exposed wood to create a quintessential chalet atmosphere. This style has been used in both the comfortable, open-plan living and dining area as well as throughout the bedrooms. Being part of a complex means guests can enjoy the use of the fitness centre, sauna and massage facilities (all payable locally, open 16.00hrs to 20.00hrs) with free access to the pool (reservation required). There is also a bar and ski hire shop within the complex and other night spots and restaurants are within easy walking distance. Please note images are of a property similar in style to Chalet Girolle.
Departs Birmingham Gatwick Manchester on Saturday 14 Dec 2013 for 7 nights
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