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The ads that run during every Super Bowl are often just as much fun as the game itself. And if you're a 49ers fan, maybe even more fun. During Sunday night's Super Bowl 47, Doritos didn't disappoint and Oreo became a sensation in seven little words. Here are five Super Bowl ads worth another look.
1. Doritos found a winner with its goat for sale fan ad from the brand's Crash the Superbowl campaign. How or why a goat is obsessed with Doritos is beyond me, but the part where the goat is denied his favorite snack and starts screaming is priceless. Still laughing over this one. You can check it out in the video above.
2. When the lights went out in the stadium last night Oreo seized the moment as a marketing opportunity. The brand tweeted "Power out? No problem" and a picture of an Oreo and the words "You can still dunk in the dark." Genius! The tweet was retweeted more than 15,000 times and favorited by over 5,200 users. Eat that, Don Draper.
3. The Milk Mustache campaign's Got Milk? ad with the Rock running around in his pajamas and slippers in pursuit of a milk truck. He leaves a little girl's cat in a tree, he lets robbers rob a bank, he ignores a woman trapped in a car with a lion on the roof, all for a jug of milk. Definitely cheeseball but entertaining.
4. Taco Bell's Viva Young commercial deserves an award of any kind. It depicts Bernie Goldblatt and his senior friends having a wild night on the town. Clubbing, making out, hooking up in the bathroom, getting regrettable tattoos and ending up at Taco Bell all to the sound of Fun's "We Are Young" in Spanish. Best part hands down -- when Goldblatt flashes some diners in the Taco Bell his nipple. Way too sexy.
5. The M&Ms commercial with that fly girl Naya Rivera from 'Glee.' It was a little bit of a snoozer until she starts shoving her M&M boyfriend into the oven, stuffing him into a piñata, giving him a whipped cream hairdo and trying to light him on fire. Pure comedy. Poor little guy.


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A thyroid scan is done in the nuclear medicine section of a hospital's radiology department by a person trained in nuclear medicine (nuclear medicine technologist).
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I was texting an old friend this morning, he had contacted me telling me his new wife was in labor and going to have her there baby today , so I said congrats and the like ..
I went right back to sleep and I dreamed that he and I where lying together on a bed and some other folks around us and I was letting him lean on me and I was rubbing his chest because he was nervous.
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Mr. Price was born on Jan. 25, 1923 in Scotland County, son of the late Hattie McPherson Price. He worked in textiles retiring from Springs Mills after 39 years of service. He enjoyed flea marketing, auctions and mowing his grass.
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Film Education regrets to announce that it will be closing on the 26th of April 2013.
All 15 full-time and part-time Film Education staff will be made redundant.
National Schools Film Week will no longer take place and all Film Education activities will cease.
Film Education is the privately funded charity that provides award-winning curriculum-based teaching resources, teacher training and cinema-based events across the UK.
The closure of Film Education is as a result of the decision in November 2012 by its primary funder, Cinema First, to cease its financial support from the end of March 2013. At the same time, Cinema First made the committment to support the bid led by the publicly financed organisations, FILMCLUB and First Light, in their efforts to secure the £28 million Lottery funded BFI 5-19 film education scheme 2013-2017.
Film Education would like to thank the film distributors, exhibitors, Cinema First (AIM), filmmakers, creative talent and industry executives, as well as teaching professionals and students, for their support over the past 26 years. Their support enabled a unique, innovative and successful approach to educating future audiences and filmmakers about and through film.
Film Education is incredibly proud of its work over the years to support young people wanting to learn more about film and with teachers wanting to see film embedded across the National Curriculum. It is also proud that other countries have built their own models for film education based on Film Education's initiative and experience.
The closure of Film Education brings to an end 26 years of:
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In the summer of 1987, the Silver Spring-based Discovery Channel unleashed a lineup of shark-centric shows that, a quarter century later, sends millions of fin-atics and land lubbers alike into a full-on feeding frenzy.
The 25th anniversary of Shark Week, which started Sunday, opened with "Air Jaws Apocalypse," a follow-up to last year's Emmy-winning program on the famously airborne Great Whites of Seal Island, South Africa.
This year, viewers can also vote via Twitter and Facebook for what they want a mechanical megalodon—that most fearsome of extinct dino-sharks—to chomp with its hydraulic jaws. Tweets tagged #SharkWeek might even get on the air.
So whether you marvel at the beauty of the ocean's top predators or watch transfixed in morbid fascination, the rest of Shark Week 2012 is packed with plenty to hook your interest:
- "How Jaws Changed the World" (Tuesday, 9pm) details the seemingly paradoxical effect Steven Spielberg's blockbuster has had in vilifying sharks while eventually helping give rise to a "golden age of shark science."
- "Shark Fight" (Wednesday, 9pm) profiles shark-attack victims who have since made it their mission to defend the ocean's apex predators
- "Shark Week's 25 Best Bites" (Thursday, 10pm) takes a look back at the program's biggest thrills and most memorable moments.
In that spirit, we want to hear about your hunger for (or distaste of) Shark Week.
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10:06 am on Tuesday, August 14, 2012
I always look forward to Shark Week because these sea creatures are some of the most elegant and ferocious in the world. While they are scary-looking, sharks are very misunderstood animals. Thanks for the list of upcoming shows on the Discovery Channel; I'll be sure to set recordings on my Dish Hopper so I don't miss the underwater excitement. With all the storage space on my DVR I can record all the new Shark Week shows and other program I miss when I'm off doing pub trivia. I think my coworkers at Dish will be talking about "How Jaws Changed the World." That scene where the girl was dragged under the water by Jaws is still one of the scariest in movie history!
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Americans have begun the annual Shark Week festival in hopes of minimizing the culling of the human herd during the next harvest season. As has been tradition for the last 25 years, various TV personalities from the Discovery network lead adherents in nationally coordinated rituals designed to appease the unstoppable water demons. They include praising sharks for their jumping ability, expressing awe at the 'feeding frenzy', and symbolic sacrifices of valuable goods to an insatiable, mechanical shark idol. While foul unbelievers point to the fact that only five people a year are killed by sharks, whereas millions of sharks are killed by humans in the same time frame, the faithful nod silently, thankful that the previous years' sacrifices were once again accepted by the great and powerful Megalodon.


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My public school education was in Colorado School District RE-1 several decades ago. One of the outstanding teachers that I had in high school periodically lectured on "sacred cows." I didn't do well in Mr. Bliss's classes, and I didn't appreciate him until much later in life.
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CampNightmare8 (02-04-2013), isguros (02-04-2013)
Not sure if this deserves its own thread but, with all of the talk of signing a MAX free agent this offseason, I wanted to dedicate a thread to show people what we have to work with. (we are not in as good of shape as some think)
I'm not the certified capologist, so If I have something messed up- please correct me.
Also, because I don't have information for what the cap will be next year, I made assumptions based on it being flat. I also assumed we will retain Jeff Adrien and put in QO's for both Hendo & Mully.
Ben Gordon- 13,200,000
Tyrus Thomas- 8,694,215
Ramon Sessions- 5,000,000
Michael Kidd-Gilchrist- 4,809,840
Hakim Warrick- 4,000,000
Bismack Biyombo- 3,049,920
Kemba Walker- 2,568,360
Brendan Haywood- 1,900,000
Jeffrey Taylor- 788,872
Hakim (TO) (4,000,000)
Amnesty Tyrus Thomas (8,694,215)
Adj CHARLOTTE TOTALS- 31,316,992
+ QO- Gerald Henderson- 4,267,424
+ QO- B.J. Mullens- 3,293,975
+ TO- Jeff Adrien-916,099
+ Our 1st round pick # 1 OA-5,144,280
+ PDX Pick #14 OA-1,823,280
Adjusted Total- 46,762,050
2012-2013 Cap $ 58,004,000
2012-2013 Luxury Tax Lvl $ 70,300,000
Approximate Cap Space $ 11,241,950
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CampNightmare8 (02-04-2013), isguros (02-04-2013)
Article on espn insider that quoted Higgins speaking to the observer had excerpts from a letter sent to sth saying we'd have 20 mil to spend next season and that we'd target max level guys and "the very best free agents available"
Well, that's why it may be prudent to just let Henderson and Mullens walk. If you take out those two qualifying offers you're under $40 million committed and you have max space and then some. It's nice that they're decent players and all, but you can't throw money at every rotation guy to come through town just because they play hard.
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Add in possible Tyrus amnesty. If only Ben wouldnt exercise his player option but he'll be doing that
Good info, Gib. I'm absolutely fine with the cap situation as it is for next year. I'm among those that want to stink it up for one more year and get another top 3 pick in the '14 draft (of course, Wiggins would be the dream) and to do that we probably shouldn't target a "max" guy. But whatever, I trust Cho.
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JGib23 (02-06-2013)
I still don't think they will amnesty Tyrus Thomas. Maybe if they had a guy worth Max in their sites, but I'm with Beagle... we aren't going huge until after 14 if at all. It wont help us to free up money for Tyrus, especially when you are still paying him.
Amnesty really makes no sense for a small market team building through the draft.
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Boingo Wireless, a provider for Wi-Fi at 42 airports in North America, is now providing free hot-spot Internet access for the 3DS gaming console.
Traditionally, getting on a Wi-Fi connection at an airport through your laptop or tablet is depressing. Many of you have had that experience of wasting dozens of dollars on a mediocre Internet connection only used for a few hours at best.
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Jason Pierre-Paul vs. Jermon Bushrod
Like most of the Giants, Pierre-Paul has had an inconsistent season, and he said the Giants' defense looked soft in last week's loss to Washington. Trying to reach Drew Brees, a traditional drop-back passer, will be a welcome change for the Giants after dealing with the speedy Robert Griffin III, but the pressure must increase. The Giants have not recorded a sack in two of their last three games.
Number to Watch
Brees's career completion percentage against the Giants. That number matches well with 11 touchdowns and zero interceptions against them. Brees is coming off a terrible performance last week — he threw five interceptions against Atlanta — but should be buoyed by his personal history. He has faced the Giants four times and has never lost.
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Hie tatle^ Jarmsik USPS 580-360 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1987 VOLUME 27-NUMBER 28 OFFICE PHONE 312-669-5621 SERVING THE PEOPLE OF HUNTLEY SINCE 1960 25c per copy Local Students Awarded National Honor The Society of Distin¬ guished American High School Students announced today that 6 students from the First Congregational Church have been selected as members in its honor society for 1987. Local students accepted as 1987 members include: Kim Reed, Gwen Ziller, Tami Sherman, Dave Bond, Jackie Swanson and Beth Frost. As members, these students will have the opportunity to compete for college scholar¬ ships through The Society's National Awards Program. This year, 141 colleges have ear¬ marked more than $700,000 in scholarship funds for Society members. Additionally, The Society sponsors members-only cash awards of up to $2,000 per recipient for higher educa¬ tion purposes, and its college referral programs recommend members for admis¬ sion and grants-in-aid to 350 Continued on page 12 Huntley School Given Pumpkins '* ~i|'''"'>^^~'|iii' Pictured above from left to right are: David Radloff, Kandyce Eliason, Deanne Radloff, Ella Cook, Donny Goers. Pictured in front of them are the pumpkins which were donated by Taylor Stump and Tree Removal in Huntley. The pumpkins were purchased from the farm of Marvin Radloff. Mr. Taylor donated enough pumpkins so that each member of the faculty and staff as well as the students of the Elementary school received one. The pumpkins were donated in celebration of fall and the approaching Halloween holiday. Huntley American Legion Auxiliary Presents Gifts Through the generosity of the Huntley American Legion Auxiliary, our school and several of its students have received these gifts: 5 books were donated to the library in honor of the five Gold Star Mothers and Sisters: Fern Enstrom, Betty Rohlwing, Barbara Lohneis, Verna Borhart and Katherine Ewert. Heather Jagman and Chad Warrington were awarded $100 each for their trip to Washington, D.C. $60.00 was donated to the Learning Center to purchase pictures Each division of the library was donated $75.00. Education Chairman for the Huntley Unit #673 is May Chesak, President being Josephine Czonstka. Board of Education The regular meeting of the Board of Education of School District #158, Huntley Consolidated Schools, Huntley, Illinois was held in the High School building on Sept. 19, 1987 at 7:30 p.m. The meeting was called to order by Board President at 7:35 p.m. Upon roll call the following members answered present: Mrs. McDonald, Mrs. Schadt, Mr. Heavey, Mr. Freeberg. Absent: Mr. Greve, Mr. Miller, and Mr. Bauman. All present joined in the pledge to the flag. 1. Mr. Freeberg moved, Mrs. Schadt 2nd to approve the minutes of the August 27 regular meeting as written. 4 yeas - 0 nays Motion carried. Mr. Greve and Mr. Miller entered the meeting at 7:41 Continued on page 4 LOOK INSIDE FOR THE 1987 HOMECOMING COVERAGE STARTING ON PG. 2 American Legion Auxiliary Unit 673 October Sth meeting, we draped our charter for another deceased member, Joan Melahn, Joan was our Chaplain, Foreign Relations and Ways and Means, she will be remembered and missed. We are in search for a replace¬ ment to help with our Ways and Means. If you can offer any help and are an Auxiliary member we need you now, to help cook for the many occasions at our Legion Home. Also a reminder to you all again for good clean clothing donations, bring them to the Legion any day after 3:00 P.M. Shoes, coats, hats, ladies clothing also. We're having Vets from the Elgin Center here the 20th of October. Thats the day the clothing is distributed so please bring it in before the 20th. We gave out a lot of money in donations this meeting so ladies come work with us to help replace some of it, we Continued on page 7 BARGAIN! What a deal we have for you! Just imagine: a sumptuous feast prepared as only the ladies of the Huntley Legion Auxiliary can do, the songs, artists, and arrangememts you like best to dance to and hear presented by Mike Hoffman, plus the opportunity to help out the organization which led the fight abainst a menace to our community! All this for only $12,501 During the course of the evening a series of prizes will be raffled off. One of them is especially intriguing, involving an improvement for your home site. The fun begins at 7:00 this Friday, October 16th with dinner at the Huntley Legion followed by "tripping the light fantastic". LEAC sponsors this unique opportunity. A cash bar will be available. If you only care to dance, that is $5 per person, payable at the door. Be there!
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Date | 1987-10-15 |
Month | 10 |
Day | 15 |
Year | 1987 |
Volume | 27 |
Issue | 28 |
Decade | 1980-1989 |
Creator | The Huntley Farmside |
Coverage | Huntley, Illinois, United States |
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In addition, the package would cut military funding starting in 2015, following the planned end of U.S. combat operations next year in Afghanistan. It would also end agriculture subsidies for a total saving of $55 billion.
Also Tuesday, Erskine Bowles and Alan Simpson proposed a new framework to cut the country's debt by $2.4 trillion over the next decade.
Bowles and Simpson were the co-chairmen of Obama's bipartisan fiscal commission in 2010, and their recommendations came to serve as a yardstick for other debt-reduction proposals.
Since the fiscal commission disbanded, Congress and the White House have enacted about $2.7 trillion worth of savings that will occur over the next decade.
The $2.4 trillion in deficit cuts in the new Bowles-Simpson proposal would eliminate the need for the forced spending cuts of sequestration.
Bowles and Simpson called for tax reform that eliminates or reduces some write-offs and loopholes, reducing spending on Medicare and Medicaid and adopting a less generous inflation formula for entitlements and benefits such as Social Security.
Other provisions in their new plan included curbing farm subsidies and increasing how much civilian and military personnel contribute to their health and retirement plans.
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The view of the Taj is excellent but the hotel is Okay. It's a nice place if you want to be close to the taj. Other than that there is nothing much to write home about. Since we were all friends together we had fun at this place. Nice hotel.
The view of the Taj is excellent but the hotel is Okay. It's a nice place if you want to be close to the taj. Other than that there is nothing much to write home about. Since we were all friends together we had fun at this place. Nice hotel.
We arrived in Agra's train station at 6 in the morning without anything booked and one very sick group member. After visiting the first hotels recommended in our guide book and being told they were full, we found this place. The man working barely spoke any English, and sometimes this can be overcome by being friendly and helpful in whatever... More
This hotel gets no rating. UP tourism never informed that this place has no parking facility. Transport to the hotel is minimal. Buggy rides to and fro hotel stops in the evening; also no buggy rides on purnima nights or when a VIP is on the way. Not advisable for aged people. Need to walk 3 kms to reach this... More
1) I stayed in the A/C swiss cottage in room 1 and which is nicely located inside the premises 2) Cottages are hugely spacious 3) Cottage material is very old and dusty but shouldn't be a problem for Indians only. 4) Rooms are clean 5)This hotel has a properly maintained huge two foot ball ground size elevated grassed lawn with... More
Although the hotel is undergoing a major renovation and facelift (September 2011), it is a reasonable hotel. The location is simply awesome, barely 300 meteres from the Eastern gate of the Taj, a location, no one can match. Even the Oberoi Amarvilas is down the road. I stayed in the swiss cottage C-5 (it is basically a furnished tent). These... More
The Swiss cottages look awesome but the amenities are not the same. A typical government stuff I would say but only advantage is the location & its close proximity to the TAJ. If you plan to take a tour right at the early morning, you are sure to get a big surprise since the annoying crowd is yet to reach... More
The only positive thing about Taj Khema is that its extremely close to the Taj Mahal. But despite that i dont recommend it to anybody.In winters it gets extremely cold at night inside because of its structure, the windows are covered by plastic sheets which are unable to keep away the cold air.The quilts they provide are extremely thin and... More
Well, during our Agra stay in Dec 2011, we did not actually stay at this hotel (thank god). While coming back from Taj we decided to opt for this hotel for Lunch and trust me, the restra did beat all records for bad food!! These guys are sitting on a gold mine, (you can see Taj from the hotel), and... More
Prior to our Nov 2011 stay, we had read the reviews but were reassured by our travel agent that there were recent renovations & that our experience would be better. WRONG! While we were in one of the 'renovated' rooms, we still had black ants, the vanity sink was about to fall down and the toilet would not flush. It... More
Positive: close to the Taj. Decent accommodation...like a low end, budget hotel in America. Negative: restaurant had poor food and service. price for the place and the food was not commensurate with the quality of service. Suggestion: stay at a hotel farther away from the Taj and therefore cheaper. Use Amin Travels to book a day trip which includes a... More
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On May 3rd, 4th and 5th, 2013 was held the Regional Senior Sections Seminar (the senior sections includes the venturers and rover community units, or the equivalent in each NSO for ages between 15 to 21 years).
The Second National Youth Forum of Guatemala organized by the Coordinating Committee of the Youth Network (YN), the event fulfilled all its expectations. Was held on May 11 and 12 at San Jorge Muxbal (Guatemala), with 39 participants young scouts, men and women, from different groups, and an organizing team of 5 people.
In the city of Recife, Pernambuco, was held on 26, 27 and 28 of April, the XIX Congresso Escoteiro Nacional (National Assembly), attended by over 300 representatives from all regions of the country.
On April 18 was held at the Convention Center of the City of Knowledge "Forum: Consultation on the Draft Law on Volunteerism in Panama" initiative supported by a broad and diverse coalition of organizations in Panama.
On Saturday April 6 was held a banquet to celebrate the centenary of Scouting in The Bahamas.
The event had a large share of people belong and have belonged to The Scout Association of The Bahamas, plus personalities of other youth organizations (Boys Brigade, Girl Guides) and local government.
From February 15th to 17th a national workshop of Youth Programme was held in the city of Santiago de los Caballeros, Dominican Republic. The aim of this workshop was to unify criteria on Youth Programme relevant themes, identify the aspects that have generated more problems in its application, trying to find solutions to them.
With the enthusiastic participation of 25 trainers was held the second weekend of the Level 1 course (third wood badge bead) in the Scouts of El Salvador. From different populations and different groups, these trainers enjoyed together the second and final part of the course.
Executive directors of the National Scout Organizations of Panama, Nicaragua, Honduras, El Salvador and Guatemala gathered at the World Scout Bureau - Interamerican Region, in the City of Knowledge in Panama to participate in the course "Best practices in NGOs" taught by Philippe Berberat, from SGS company. The course was held on March 1st, 2nd and 3rd.
From the 8 to the 10 of february in the World Scout Office, Interamerican Region, located in the City of Knowledge, Panama, Adults and youths from Colombia, Honduras, Argentina, Guatemala, México, Panamá, Curacao and Brasil that in some moment have been a point of reference in this topic on the region met.


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There's a lot of talk going on about hockey at the Olympics. Especially the debate about whether the NHL should stay or go. Its not just about the shortened season or stopping an NHL season in its tracks. The argument now is that Canada or the USA is too good, and the games do nothing for Hockey. That you can't get a read for how the Olympics effect hockey's popularity. I for one think that a simple look at the difference between 2006 and 2010 Olympics shows that hockey is gaining traction in Europe. Especially in the smaller hockey playing countries of the world.
2006 had a different format, but all you have to do is look at what happened when the playoffs came around. In 2006 in the Quarterfinals the games weren't close except for Finland – USA. All the other games were 2 goal wins which except for Russia-Canada were out of reach by the 3rd period. In 2010 two games went to OT (one requiring a shootout) and those two teams that lost supposedly didn't have the talent to push it that close. Norway, another team which was supposed to be routed, mounted a huge comeback after a major penalty gave Slovakia a 2 goal lead right out the gate. Only Germany facing a pissed off Canada team truly got manhandled in the Qualification round.
Twice in the Quarterfinals a team won only by two goals in the third period. Canada again ran over a team, but it wasn't a small country or non hockey country. Russia had no right to be destroyed, and were one of the top rated countries going into the Olympics. A round later little Slovakia put up a better fight against Canada then anything Russia managed. Russia coming out of these Olympics should be embarrassed and ashamed of their performance.
Little Slovakia took out the last Gold Medal winner Sweden. Finland defeated the Czech Republic just barely by 2 goals in the third. USA beat Switzerland but it was another close game only won by a goal in the third and an empty netter. You couldn't have gotten any closer then these games. These close games weren't with teams overloaded with NHL talent, especially the Swiss and Slovaks.
The 2006 Olympics saw two blowouts in the Semis. Although the US manhandled Finland, the incredible Canada – Slovakia game was well worth every moment spent watching. Slovakia spent the game protecting their zone and counter punching. Finally when Canada started playing not to lose, Slovakia came back with two goals and if not for Demitra missing two shots at a wide open net in the closing seconds it would have went to overtime. Although the finals ending up USA – Canada, you can't deny the improvement of a lot of smaller teams. Maybe not during pool play, but definitely once the games started to matter.
Plus if the NHL wasn't in this Olympics, you wouldn't have Canada's golden boy scoring the winning goal in overtime. Obviously the US amateurs can play to the same level of the Canadians, but its much more likely with the pros. The US – Canada game was an instant classic. The great goaltending at both ends can not be denied. Ryan Miller definitely deserved to be voted MVP of the tourney. Even more incredible is that Canada had 3 goalies on their bench. Two of them have been to the Stanley Cup finals multiple times, one had one Stanley cup win, the other had multiple wins. Yet the goalie that leads them to the Gold has never been past round two of the playoffs. Hopefully Roberto Luongo will get some more respect that he deserves.
I say keep the NHL in the Olympics. Its obvious that the sport in Europe is only getting bigger as time goes by. Just like when the Dream Team in the Olympics routed everyone the first time, in a few years the Dream Team became the Nightmare Team and Europe overtook Team USA. We are getting closer and closer to the day that Russia/Canada/USA aren't going to run roughshod over the Olympics.


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My 3 year old cat had intestinal surgery 12 days ago to remove a pony tail holder he ate. He seemed to do fine afterwards and got his stiches out 2 days ago and all seemed well. He was back to his playful self, and was eating and drinking fine. Today, he has not been playful and has been sleeping most of the day. He made some really wierd meows earlier, just like he did when he was vomiting before. He has NOT vomited at all but he seems lethargic. I was able to get him to eat and drink but only if I brought the food/water to him. We're worried and not sure if we need to call the vets tomorrow or not. Is this normal? Any help? Happily married and mom of 4 Central maryland - Zone 7 | |||
it kind of sound like Feline Panleukopenia or Intussusception in your cat. I would call the vet and yell them what is going on. **************************** "Don't accept your dog's admiration as conclusive evidence that you are wonderful." Ann Landers **************************** "my hairy"kids | ||||
I'm sorry I did not see your post until now. If it was one of my cats, I would take him/her to the vets IMMEDIATELY even if I had to go to the emergency after hours facility. Complications can arise after surgery (or it could be something new) that make it imperative to seek immediate medical assistance. I hope it is nothing major - please let us know. | ||||
Thanks. I took him to the emergency vets this morning after he still did not eat or drink or try to walk. They took x-rays and said everything with his surgery looks fine. He is dehydrated for some reason, has low blood pressure and low temperature. They are giving him fluids and doing some blood work to see if he has an infection or something else. Happily married and mom of 4 Central maryland - Zone 7 | ||||
Just wanted to give an update. Unfortunately, we had to have our wonderful 3 year old cat to sleep a little while ago. His heart murmur that was mild since birth apparently was aggrevated when he got his stitches out. He was so scared that his heart was racing terribly and the vet thinks that a blood clot broke off and that's what killed him. Happily married and mom of 4 Central maryland - Zone 7 | ||||
Oh, Forensicmom, I am so very sad to hear your news. Please don't second-guess yourself or think there was something else you could or might have done - there wasn't. You obviously took wonderful care of him, being very attentive (first with the initial problem and then with his reaction after the stitches were removed) but, sometimes, things far beyond our control happen. Please know that you did everything possible for him and that he knows that as well. | ||||
So very sorry for your loss. You did all the right things for him. Sometimes, things happen that are beyond our control. Don't second guess and blame yourself for his loss. | ||||
I'm just reading this now. I'm sorry for your loss. It sounds like you were a good human to him and even though his life was short, I'm sure it was sweet. Sometimes these things just happen. Forever young, little kitty. | ||||
Thanks so much for the kind words. Our family has taken this quite hard, especially my 3 young daughters. They all know that there was nothing we could do for him but we all miss him very much. Everyone keeps asking if we're getting a new cat. We need some time to get over it before we can even think about a new one. BUT, I guarantee we will get a new one sometime in the future. Happily married and mom of 4 Central maryland - Zone 7 | ||||
Yes, take your time. You and your daughters need time to grieve the loss of your special cat - they are not interchangeable and cannot be replaced. But, it's odd. At times when I have lost one that was very special, it seemed as if a new one came into my life in a most unexpected way and time. I've always thought that the one I lost had "a paw" in sending the new one into my life. So, take your time remembering this one and know you are destined to have another one when the time is right. | ||||
OH MY GOSH! I am so sorry to hear about your cat. He was so young. If so hard to know what to say at times like these. I will keep you and your girls in my T's and P's. | ||||
Oh, Forensicmom, I just saw this post and I'm so sorry for the loss of your kitty. I agree that a new kitty will come when you're all ready. Hugs. ~~~~~~~~~~~~ "I've decided to quit my job, drop out of society, and wear live animals as hats." | ||||
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PICKENS – After six months of debate, the City of Pickens has decided to retain its own fire department but will be without the services of longtime fire chief, David Porter.
With Chief Porter in attendance, Mayor David Owens read his letter of resignation aloud at a city council meeting.
Porter was quoted saying that in light of new directions taken by the city, he felt that he had done all he could and that it was time for someone else to lead.
Porter's resignation will take effect on April 30, 2013 just a few days shy of his 35th anniversary with the Pickens Fire Department.
The mayor thanked Porter for his services by saying that he had done a great job.
"We wish Chief Porter well in his retirement," said City Administrator Katherine Brackett. "He had a long and successful career with the City of Pickens and it was a noble thing that he did."
The city received notification last summer that county fire contracts would not be renewed effective July 1, 2014.
"The city was put into a position where we had been notified that we were losing $500,000 in fire contracts with the county," Brackett said. "In an effort to fund our own fire department, we passed an ordinance establishing fire fees that are the same as Pickens County and we will be eliminating one position."
The city council expressed concern about maintaining its own fire protection.
"The option of giving up our own fire department and becoming part of the rural fire district was not desirable to the council because they would be giving up their control to the county council and to a board of which we would have no say," Brackett said. "It is important that we keep our own fire department so that we can control fire protection inside the city limits."
The city will charge an annual fire fee of $75 for residents and a commercial fire fee based on square footage ranging from $75 to approximately $2,000.
"The council was faced with the decision of giving up our fire department to the Pickens County rural fire district or keep it," Brackett said. "Either way, citizens and business owners were going to have to pay a fire fee. Council determined that it was best to keep control of the fire department and keep a staffed and manned station so that we have the best response time available for everyone inside the City of Pickens."


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Majin Buu - Flame Shower Breath
Super Buu - Gack
Super Vegitto - Perfect Game
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Race Organizer Comments 2007 Pensacola Marathon Paul Epstein (11/14/06) Culture, history and the Gulf Coast's most inspiring views! Starting in Historic Downtown Pensacola, the 26.2 mile USATF certified marathon course (#FL-05041DL) showcases the beauty of the Gulf Coast in a way no other race can. Whether it's the signature canopy of trees on 12th Avenue or the beautiful view of the bay in the morning - this race has something for everyone. During your stay, enjoy downtown Pensacola's historical landmarks, specialty shops, casual eateries, fine restaurants and cultural activities - all steps away from a breathtaking waterfront view. Don't miss the opportunity to enjoy one of the most unique, scenic and beautiful marathons in the nation!
Culture, history and the Gulf Coast's most inspiring views! Starting in Historic Downtown Pensacola, the 26.2 mile USATF certified marathon course (#FL-05041DL) showcases the beauty of the Gulf Coast in a way no other race can. Whether it's the signature canopy of trees on 12th Avenue or the beautiful view of the bay in the morning - this race has something for everyone. During your stay, enjoy downtown Pensacola's historical landmarks, specialty shops, casual eateries, fine restaurants and cultural activities - all steps away from a breathtaking waterfront view. Don't miss the opportunity to enjoy one of the most unique, scenic and beautiful marathons in the nation!
This was my second marathon in two days so a slower pace than normal let me take in the sights. However, there wasn't much to see. The course was boring and hilly for Florida. Fortunately I had a running partner to pass the time. Also you better bring your own Gatorade. The drink they were providing was just terrible.
My goal was to go fast (for me); qualify for Boston 2014. I did both. EASY: I parked quickly, walked a couple blocks to packet pickup, ran back to the car and prepared, then walked to the start line. Pensacola was fantastically easy. FAST: The elevation profile made for a fast course... not perfectly flat (several rolling hills) but fast anyway. The profile encourages a negative split because it's mostly gently uphill for the first half, and mostly gently downhill for the 2nd half. The wind in the last three miles was strong and head-on. Other than that, it was usually not too bad. AWARDS: They had awards for MANY age groups, including masters, grand masters and senior grand masters (men and women). It's nice for people who are doing well for their age to be rewarded. They were very nice too! VIEWS: They were nice for parts of the course. Other parts were normal neighborhoods. This didn't bother me... I actually liked the roads with less traffic. SPECTATORS: The ones that were there were great. The signs were creative. But if someone needs large crowds, they would be disappointed. I don't, so this was great. === NEGATIVES === MERGES: There is a spot where the full marathon merges with the half marathoners. My mile 17 was their mile 7.5 (at 2:05). They were less than half of my speed and often walking side-by-side. Not their fault.. just not a good design. The speed difference was too great to have together. To go around, I was either fighting with the curb or swinging wide into the road. SIGNS: The wind was the likely culprit, yet more durable signs is a need. Three times I had to really study (and ask) which way for the full marathon. Some signs were affected/moved by the wind. I never got lost though. === THANKS === Thanks much to the workers and volunteers who made it great! All were willing to help, and sometimes went beyond the call of duty. === RESULTS === Really enjoyed it! Will likely run next year. Fastest marathon I've had, by over 8 minutes. Boston qualified by 14 minutes.
Pros: * Great volunteers at water stops * Great traffic control w/ cops, Marines and sailors * Nice medal * Easy parking Cons * Considering that Pensacola is a coastal town, I would have expected more oceanside running. * The energy drink was terrible. It was too weak, tasted terrible, and had a fizz to it (like it had started fermenting). Was it Nuun? * Considering that historical data shows a high likelihood of winds from the east, should the last two miles of the course really be routed so that runners are heading straight east, most likely straight into the wind? * Sag wagon was too aggressive, not taking account that the race started late and not everyone could pass the start line immediately. Although I was running 1 minute per mile faster than the pace needed to finish within the maximum time, the sag wagon driver wanted to take me off the course at mile 8-9 since I was too slow according to his chart (based on an ontime 6:30 start) * Weird shirt sizes. My shirt was really wide, but short. Would I do the race again? Probably not.
The Pensacola marathon keeps growing and is better every year. It sold out at 600 full marathoners this year coupled w 1300 half marathon people. Parking was good. Race is well organized. Spectator turnout has most certainly increased. The course is a fast one w some hills with a negative incline topography (the course goes downhill mostly from mile 11 on). Temperatures were cooler this year to make it a much faster race than last year. Pensacola is a great town to spend some time in: rest, relax with your toes in the sand before and after the race. I am very pleased w this run.
The prerace send off was good, lots of good music, good sized crowd. The course is a great improvement in that it is a full loop whereas in the past it used to be doing the half twice. The last several miles are downhill. Very fun race! Good opportunity to BQ
Parking was close to the start/finish line. The course had good variations of elevation and some nice scenery, but it was a double loop course and there wasn't anything so great worth seeing twice. Also, the north end of Palafox was grim and desolate. With a little planning this could have been an awesome place to have some entertainment set up. The aid stations were plentiful the first loop, but a few more during the last 6 of the 26.2 miles would have been perfect. The temperatures were warmer then and the extra hydration would have been greatly appreciated. A few more porta-johns along the course would have been nice for those few souls waiting. Law enforcement and our Navy personnel did a great job directing traffic. I would have liked it better though if our Navy were dressed in full uniform instead of jeans and t-shirts. That would have ensued a nice reflection for the city of Pensacola. The fans were just okay along the race, but top-notch at the finish. The announcement of your name at the finish was a very nice touch. Pictures were taken along the course as well at the finish line. Perfect nourishments of Subway sandwiches, trail mix, and beverages were handed out at the completion of the race. Running Wild store did a fantastic job of keeping me informed about the race and picking up the race packet was easy. The tech shirts were really nice. The medal was nice, but it said, "13.1 and 26.2." This may sound petty but, after running 26.2 miles I would like the medal I receive to ONLY reflect the 26.2. The temperatures for this race were a little warmer than I like, but I still plan on doing it again. Overall a very nice race.
This was my third marathon, and first below the Mason-Dixon line. Coming from Michigan, Florida is a welcomed change in the middle of November. Having said that, it got HOT during the race. Probably not so much for those use to it, but it was a bit on the hot side for me. The Race: This was the best organized race I've been a part of by far. Packet pickup was easy at the "Running Wild" store, and it looked very easy the morning of the race as well. There was plenty of parking and everything was well marked at the start/finish. Everyone was super friendly. The run started with a simply beautiful view of the bay at sunrise. The first part of the race is along a scenic overlook, and is also beautiful. The first time around you forget that it is a 2-mile, steady incline during this section. On the second lap you know you are going uphill. It seemed like we saw a lot of the city, and besides that steady climb there was really only one other hill of note, and it wasn't horrible. The streets were well marked, well staffed, and you couldn't have gotten lost if you tried. There were police at all major intersections, and military personnel at all smaller ones to keep us safe. The aid stations were well stocked with water/Gatorade and friendliness. The crowd support was the best I've ever seen, and so enthusiastic. The finish was nice with them announcing your name to the crowd as you crossed. The medal was big and I thought pretty cool. The course was pretty grueling for me. About 75% of the roads we ran were slanted either in or out towards the center of the road, and I was not used to that at all. That combined with the heat made for a less-than-pleasant last lap. There seemed to be a lot of people who were having problems, but the medical staff were right there to help. All in all, it was a good race and one I would recommend.
This was my first full road marathon, but I've run many races and have seen what works and what doesn't. This was a really well set up and executed event. The weather was a tad warmer than is typical for the season, but that's been the case all over this year and the RD has no control in that department. I loved the course. There were enough hills to keep it honest without becoming a real burden. The scenery was mostly great with the exception of the trip down Palafax once we turned back into town. The double loop was not too bad and at least you knew what to expect on the second time around. Support on course was good and it was really well marked with accurate signs and fantastic support at every intersection either from the Pensacola PD or military volunteers. I'll definitely be back!
Before doing this race I had read some mixed reviews. I'm typically easy to please when I run marathons so I decided to give it a shot - and I'm glad I did! It was an easy course with few hills, great views, and good markings. I never questioned where I was going even when the race thinned out. Spectators were here and there along the course, but were very enthusiastic! As a runner who does not need spectators to enjoy this sport, I thought it was definitely sufficient! Overall, a great race that I would recommend to anyone!
This was my 4th marathon. Here are some of my thoughts about this one. The course was very scenic, with a good mixture of elevations, but for us full marathoners a double loop gives us nothing to look forward to seeing the second time around. Also, with a little extra planning and organization the north end of Palafox, with its grim and desolate buildings, could be much improved if there were some form of entertainment present. The aid stations were plentiful the first 13.1 miles while the temperatures were cooler, but it would have better if they were spaced every mile over the last 6 of the 26.2. It was much warmer then and fluids were needed. A few more porta-johns along the course would have been nice. Parking was a breeze and close to the start/finish line. The fans were just okay along the course, but top-notch at the finish line. Your name and where you were from being announced as you crossed the finish line was a nice touch. Subway sandwiches, trail mix, and bottled water were handed out at the finish line - along with your picture being taken. I liked tech shirt and finishing medal. I also liked the emails sent out to keep me up to date on the event. I will run this race again.
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Joe Walsh performed on the latest edition of CMT's Crossroads. The long time Eagles guitarist hit the stage on Saturday, June 23 for CMT Crossroads: Joe Walsh and Friends.
The "friends" portion featured an impressive line-up including Luke Bryan, Kenny Chesney, Sara Evans, Billy Gibbons of ZZ Top, Hunter Hayes and Brad Paisley.
"To me, country with a little rock 'n' roll sprinkled on top of it is really powerful," Walsh told CMT Insider prior to the show, "and I absolutely approve of everybody that signed up."
Tracks played during the set included "Life in the Fast Lane" (with Gibbons), "In the City" (Hayes), "The Best of My Love" (Evans), "Lucky That Way" (Chesney), "Life's Been Good to Me" (Bryan) and "Rocky Mountain High" (Paisley).
Walsh is now touring in promotion of his new studio album, Analog Man, which was released on June 5. The project is his first solo effort in 20 years.
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7 bedroom house for sale West Lavington, Midhurst, West Sussex, GU29
A superb Grade II listed converted mill in a stunning rural setting - A beautifully presented former mill house occupying a stunning rural setting with direct water frontage. In addition to the main house is an annexe and the property is flanked on two side by the Cowdray estate. EPC Rating D ...
Guide Price £2,650,000
7 bedroom house for sale West Lavington, Near Midhurst, West Sussex
A superb Grade II listed converted mill in a quiet rural setting with direct access to beautiful open countryside.
5 bedroom house for sale Church Hill, Midhurst, West Sussex, GU29
Georgian house for sale in the heart of Midhurst - Church Hill House is a landmark Grade II listed house located on the old market square of Midhurst. The house benefits from beautiful walled gardens and a staff/family flat above the double garage to the rear. A grand house, Church Hil...
5 bedroom house for sale Midhurst, GU29
A charming period property oozing with character and many original features, tastefully refurbished throughout and within walking distance of local shops and amenities. (BROCHURE AVAILABLE ON REQUEST)
5 bedroom detached house for sale Hollist Lane, Easebourne, Midhurst, West Sussex
A beautifully presented five bedroom character home set in approximately a third of an acre in Hollist Lane in Easebourne. 'Whitelands' is believed to have been built in 1901 and is a substantial family house located within a short walk of Cowdray Park and Midhurst Town Centre. (contd...)
5 bedroom detached house for sale Easebourne, Midhurst, West Sussex
An elegant period home built in Circa 1901 and set in mature gardens of approximately a third of an acre. This superbly presented house is located within a short distance of Cowdray Park and Midhurst town centre. (contd...)
Guide Price £875,000
4 bedroom semi-detached house for sale North Street, Midhurst, West Sussex, GU29
WATERSIDE - A sympathetically converted Grade II listed flour Mill believed to date back to the early 1800's. The Mill sits astride the River Rother on the parish border between Midhurst and Easebourne.
5 bedroom detached house for sale Heatherwood, Midhurst, West Sussex
An imposing four bedroom detached house set in a plot of just under half an acre with views of The Downs from the front bedrooms and a completely self contained one bedroom annexe located in the sought after location of Heatherwood in Midhurst. (contd...)
Guide Price £775,000
4 bedroom house for sale Bepton, Midhurst, West Sussex
A substantial family house on the edge of Midhurst.
4 bedroom house for sale Easebourne, Midhurst, West Sussex
Located at the end of this private road is a beautifully presented detached family home which has been extended by the current owners. The accommodation comprises sitting room, dining room, open plan kitchen/diner, utility area, sun lounge, study and WC. (contd...)