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Georgia Department of Transportation contractors will close one eastbound and one westbound lane of Abercorn Street on the Savannah's southside this weekend as they work to widen the road.
Two eastbound lanes between Deerfield Road and Wilshire Boulevard were sheduled to be closed from 7 a.m., Saturday until 7 p.m., Sunday. A single westbound lane was scheduled to be closed in the same area Saturday from 7 a.m., until 7 p.m., and again Sunday from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. The closures are all weather permitting.
The temporary lane closures are utilities for the construction work to widen the roadway. Motorists are advised to reduce speeds as they travel through this construction work zone and expect delays in this area.


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Twitter Reacts To Macklemore & Ryan Lewis' Best Rap Album Grammy Win
Earlier this evening, Macklemore & Ryan Lewis got their festivities started early when they took home gramophones for Best Rap Performance, Best Rap Album and Best Rap Song. Sweeping the hip-hop category, the Seattle-natives' fans took to social media to revel in their success, but for diehard followers of the other MCs nominated (Drake, Kendrick Lamar), this win was seen as a "heist." Check out these tweets on the next page.
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The Dogs & the Kennels: Part 6 of the Babylon Westminster Kennel Clubhouse Search
Pointer Paradise-100 years ago Westminster Kennel Club (WKC) clubhouse stood in the Babylon woods. My hometown's connection to the canine elite still gives this dog lover chills. Over the last 8 months while I've been reporting my ongoing hunt for the exact location of the WKC sportsman's clubhouse which includes the gravesite of "Sensation", Westminster's famous logo Pointer, I've written a lot about the WKC clubhouse but until this week noted little about the kennels or illustrious dogs who romped right here from 1880 to 1904. (For background on the WKC clubhouse, see these 2007 online archived Beacon "Pets" columns- 2/8; 3/15; 4/11; 5/17; 8/ 16 or contact me for copies.)
Sources: Details here about the dogs and kennels come from 2 old articles The Sportsman's Journal March 13, 1886 by Jacob Pentz and Outing June 1888 by Charles S. Pelham-Clinton; William Stifel's The Dog Show 125 Years of Westminster; and microfilm of our first local newspaper The South Side Signal.
The Pointers: (Space permits the mention of just a few.) At first WKC was primarily a Pointer club. As a field and show champion plus a prolific stud dog, the immortal "Sensation", imported from England in 1876, did much for the Pointer breed in this country. He became a symbol of the club from its start in 1877; an emblem of Sensation in full point should be familiar to anyone who has every seen the prestigious WKC dog show. Sensation spent his retiring years here, and in June 1887 was buried beneath the Babylon clubhouse flagpole, "alongside many other Pointers that cost a mint of money and were the greatest of their day". The pole had a Pointer weather vane atop, pointing into the wind.
"Bang Bang" became his successor from 1887-89. Pentz wrote: "Bang Bang's eyes are intelligent, dark hazel in color, and with a peculiar soft dreamy expression that is sometimes noticed in the human family." An oil painting by J. M. Tracy of these 2 celebrated Pointers hung in the clubhouse as part of the vast art collection. WKC paid $1,700 for the next stud dog -"Naso of Kippen". He reigned until 1891. ("Bang Bang" and "Naso of Kippen" are shown in this photo from Outing 1888.)
As for the lady Pointers, the notable bitches included "Moonstone" from England and her daughters "Madstone" and "Luckystone" both whelped in the US. When Pentz visited Babylon in 1886 "Luckystone" was nursing a healthy litter by old Sensation despite the cold weather. At that time Superintendent James Mortimer was in charge of over 100 dogs of various breeds on the 64 acre property adjacent to Southards Pond. Mortimer was also the Superintendent of the WKC dog show at Madison Square Garden until his death in 1915.
Other Breeds: WKC members had the right to board any breed they fancied at the Babylon kennels so there were also plenty of St. Bernards, Collies, Spaniels, Setters and Terriers. The dogs would play together, about a dozen at a time, in the 1/2 acre high picket fenced enclosures. I found a notice of a $10 reward offered by Mortimer in the Jan. 1887 Signal for a lost female curlycoated Retriever. There are also 1881 newspaper accounts by WKC members of Sankey, a Spaniel, saving Wasp, a Skye Terrier, from drowning in Southards Pond.
The Kennels: When WKC first leased the land in 1880, existing barns left over from the 1700s were converted into kennels. Later they built a 19th C. state of the art set up. The kennels were behind the clubhouse, with large runways behind both the male and female runs, a central feed room, and about 15 breeding boxes. All sleeping benches were raised some feet off the ground which was covered with dry cement floors. The cement floors prevented the ravages of moisture disease and arthritis, especially since the clubhouse pre-dated Rimadyl, glucomsamine, and other modern veterinary remedies.
Mortimer, also born and bred in England, had long experience in canine matters and an excellent reputation as a kennel caretaker. Babylon's Westminster was free of mange, the scourge of all large kennels. Pentz paid him a grand compliment: "With so many dogs to look after, the care required to keep them in fine order is not even imagined by the ordinary dog-lover."
Latest Clue to the Site of the WKC Clubhouse: Babylon Village Historical Museum has a 1915 map with a close up view of the WKC property after it was sold to J. L. Ewell. More to follow, after I get my hands on a trundle wheel. (At times I wish I still taught math.)
Oyster Bay Town Shelter (677- 5784) Miller Pl. Syosset has a selection of friendly dogs and cats needing loving homes. "Ivory" #794 is a yellow Lab mix, about 1 year, with the typical youthful exuberance of her breed. She'll be fine with some training. Meanwhile this orange longhaired kitten #823 is doing his feline impression of the painting "The Scream". Can't you just hear him meowing "Take Me Home"?


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USA Swimming said late last night that it has decided to suspend Michael Phelps from competition for the next three months as punishment for a photo that was published in a British tabloid over the weekend that appeared to show him smoking marijuana.
The organization's board of directors voted on the decision, saying the intent was to send Phelps a "strong message" that it did not approve of his behavior. USA Swimming also said it is withdrawing financial support from Phelps during the suspension, a mostly symbolic punishment. The sport provides stipends for Olympic-caliber athletes in case they cannot afford to train and work at the same time.
"This is not a situation where any anti-doping rule was violated," the organization said in a statement, "but we decided to send a strong message to Michael because he disappointed so many people, particularly the hundreds of thousands of USA Swimming member kids who look up to him as a role model and a hero. Michael has voluntarily accepted this reprimand and has committed to earn back our trust."
The suspension will prevent Phelps from competing as planned in a meet next month.
USA Swimming wasn't the only one expressing disappointment with Phelps yesterday. Although his corporate sponsors have mostly stood by him since the photograph was published in the News of the World, Kellogg Co. said it would not renew its partnership with Phelps after its deal with the swimmer, 23, expires at the end of this month. The two parties did not have an agreement to renew the deal before Kellogg's decision.
Phelps' management company, Octagon, said he understood the two decisions:
"Michael accepts these decisions and understands their point of view. He feels bad he let anyone down. He's also encouraged by the thousands of comments he's received from his fans and the support from his many sponsors. He intends to work hard to regain everyone's trust."
Before yesterday, Phelps had mostly received support from his sponsors and from the sport's governing bodies. Speedo, Omega, Visa, PureSport, Mazda and Hilton Hotels issued statements of support earlier this week. Subway, which signed Phelps to an undisclosed long-term deal in November, has declined to comment on whether it will continue to use him as a pitchman.
Phelps' coach, Bob Bowman, told The Baltimore Sun that the suspension would cause Phelps to change his plans for returning to competition somewhat, but that he would choose a meet at some point in the spring and return to the pool after the three-month suspension. Phelps had originally planned to swim at the Austin Grand Prix from March 5 to 7.
"I think it sends a message to Michael, and we're certainly going to abide by it," Bowman said. "He's eager to be back in training, and looking to move forward."
Marc Schubert, USA Swimming National Team head coach and general manager, wasn't even aware of the board of director's decision until The Sun informed him of it last night. He said he hopes it will serve a purpose, but ultimately "that's going to be up to him.
"The whole situation has obviously been disappointing, but Michael is very disappointed in himself," Schubert said. "It's been a real tough time for Michael. He's kind of thrown himself into his swimming lately, which has been a good thing because I think he has his friends on his swim team, and I think he's been introspective about the situation. He's taken a good look at himself and realizes his mistake."
On Wednesday, Phelps told The Sun that the intense public scrutiny this week has him mulling whether he wants to compete at the 2012 Olympic Games in London, a decision that could have millions of dollars at stake, not just for Phelps but for the television network NBC. Schubert said he knows what an intense competitor Phelps is and suspects it will be hard for him to stay away.
"I think without a doubt he's annoyed by intense amount of scrutiny," Schubert said. "It would be tough for any of us to live with. Hopefully as time goes on, I think generally most people will accept his apology. When we're not seeing this on SportsCenter, I think he'll probably give [the Olympics] some thought. He'll approach it a day at a time. I was happy to learn he was back at practice today."
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So, for now, we've decided to go upscale. Instead of photoshop-ing a random logo, we now have our own logo, submitted by Honorary Citizen/Captain Awesome Dennis Fanning, of Fanning Creative.
You'll also notice that we've removed the Labels section, since it took up way too much space. You can now search Astros County with the handy search box on the side.
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I like it! But you might size it down a tad, on some browsers it is a little large.
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Will be fixed tomorrow.
- April 26, 2011 at 8:17 PM
Looks great now!!
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Very nice! Although I might eventually rather miss the changing witty graphics. Maybe add another widget for them?
- April 27, 2011 at 1:34 PM
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Way to step up there Fanning Creative. Very nice work!!!
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Amnesia: The Dark Descent Latest News
Amnesia: The Dark Descent available on Steam for free until tonight
Frictional Games is offering its cult first-person horror game Amnesia: The Dark Descent for free on Steam, but you've only got a few hours left to snap it up.
The deal runs until 10AM PT/18:00GMT. If you manage to nap up the game during that time you'll find it added to your Steam library permanently.
Frictional Games' upcoming horror title SOMA to be "scary in a different way" from Amnesia: The Dark Descent
Frictional Games, creators of the cult horror hit Amnesia: The Dark Descent, are hoping to once again scare the pants off gamers with their upcoming title SOMA. This time, however, they're hoping to try out a different kind of fear.
"SOMA will be scary in a different way from Amnesia: TDD and I really hope that people will feel it is a fresh experience," creative director Thomas Grip told Gaming Bolt. "There have been so many games now that are just about running way from monsters, and I think a lot of player are getting desensitized to that."
Amnesia: A Machine For Pigs 'looked like Sesame Street' compared to hate mail
Creative director Dan Pinchbeck from indie studio The Chinese Room says they received the "worst kind of hate mail" for Amnesia: A Machine For Pigs, and it even gave the game a run for its money in horror.
He thought they'd get some calls over content of the game, but not like this and not for the reasons they did. It baffled them people "wouldn't even kind of engage" with it.
Amnesia: The Dark Descent has sold almost 1.4M units
Frictional Games has announced in its official blog that Amnesia: The Dark Descent has sold almost 1.4M units since its launch in September 2010. Direct sales totaled 710K, while the rest were bundled in various Steam sale bundles such as the Humble Indie Bundle and Potato Sack Reunion.
Amnesia: A Machine for Pigs moves into 2013
Developer thechineseroom reveals that Amnesia sequel A Machine for Pigs won't be releasing this year but will land later in 2013. It was originally scheduled for Halloween in October.
Quality is the "absolute first, last, and always" with the team's work on Amnesia, and they wanted a few more months to work on it. Sorry there'll be no scares from the team this year.


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Google Wants to Administer the First White Spaces Database
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Google proposes to FCC to become the administrator of a White Spaces Database containing geo-location information about devices using the free channels in the radio spectrum.
FCC decided in 2008 to open up the US radio white spaces for the public to be used for wireless broadband communication. White spaces are TV channels intentionally left unused to avoid interference between existing TV stations. Also, a large frequency spectrum (698-806 MHz) was freed by switching over from analog TV to the digital one. The empty space was immediately considered as useful for high speed wireless access for Internet users, providing speeds of over 80 Mbps for long range access and 400-800 Mbps for short range access.
FCC's decision was contested by the TV broadcasters (Petition as PDF) who fear using the freed channels would interfered with TV signals and live singers who are using the same wave spaces.
One of the solutions to avoid interference was to use only devices that detect surrounding devices and their frequencies before starting to operate, but the solution was considered not safe enough to protect existing users. So, the idea of a White Spaces Database (WSDB) was introduced, a DB which would permit public access to register and discover devices and the frequencies used based on their location. This database would be used in conjunction with local device discovery to avoid contention between devices. A group was formed behind this idea including Comsearch, Dell, Google, HP, Microsoft, Motorola, and Neustar, and called the White Spaces Database Group (WSDG).
Google has supported the idea from the beginning including running an ad campaign called "Free the Airwaves." Initially, they said:
We don't plan to become a database administrator ourselves, but do want to work with the FCC to make sure that a white spaces database gets up and running. We hope that this will unfold in a matter of months, not years.
It is unclear why Google has changed its mind since it has just filed a proposal with FCC to be named the creator and administrator of a WSDB:
Google is pleased to be able to continue to support the Commission's efforts by submitting this
proposal to serve as administrator of a TV White Spaces database.
Google proposes the operation of a WSDB for at least 5 years, promising to "transfer to a successor entity the Database, the IP addresses and URLs used to access the Database, and the list of registered Fixed WSDs" in case they cannot live up to it. Google proposal does not limit the possibility of existing other such databases.
Google does not plan to "implement per-query fees", but they are considering a per-device fee. No decision is made yet, but FCC allows a WSDB administrator to charge such fees.
The Wireless Innovation Alliance website related to the White Spaces Database Group is "suspended". This could mean the WSDG is no longer active, each organization acting on their own.
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The future of networking is going to be mesh-like, and decentralized. The amount of bandwidth that exists on the 'white-space' spectrum range makes it possible for small communities to ignore tele-com companies if they say, wanted to put up their own municipal network... Sure, you'll need to tie in to the internet somewhere, but it becomes a lot cheaper, compared to having to put up wi-fi hot spots every quarter mile, and pray for good weather.
Google of course will use the information just like it uses every other piece of information it has. to sell advertising and knowledge of where people are and what they're doing.
That said, its a cool project, and I like when Google does "cool" stuff to help everyone, even if they have a profit angle on it.
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" The empty space was immediately considered as useful for high speed wireless access for Internet users, providing speeds of over 80 Mbps for long range access and 400-800 Mbps for short range access. "


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The LG Optimus Vu was a strange device. With a 5-inch display, it wasn't considered too big in the traditional sense. But that display had a very strange aspect ratio: 4:3, 1024 x 768. The phone was extremely wide and uncomfortable to hold or carry. But, that extra width made reading much easier. The device also came with an unattached stylus, making portability impractical.
We can't imagine that the device was very successful, but LG ended did make a sequel and released it in Korea. When the LG G2 was announced, a new LG Vu was hinted at, sans the Optimus branding LG has dropped. Today, a few details about the new device have been leaked.
It is said that the successor to the square phone will have a 5.2-inch display with a 1280x 960 resolution, making it even larger and probably much harder to hold. And though the resolution got a bump, it's still not quite "high-end" 1080p. The camera is said to be 13MP. The device should launch with Android 4.2.2. Rumor has it that the device will launch before the end of September in South Korea, so it's only a matter of weeks. LG seems to have kept the specs on this one a secret, unlike the company did with the G2.
I doubt that the Vu would be popular in the US, if it's ever released here. But I may be wrong, and people may warm up to such a device. The Dell Streak was ahead of its time, and this phone may be on the same path. Would you buy and use a new LG Vu? Leave a comment!


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Q. We'd like to liven up French toast without adding something fattening, like half-and-half. What should we try besides cinnamon or vanilla? We already experiment with different breads and different toppings but would like to get some sort of additional new taste in the batter — the kind that makes people go, "Wow, I don't know what you put in this, but I love it!"
A. Try adding a little Grand Marnier to your French toast soaking liquid. It's amazing how much flavor a tablespoon or two will bring.
_ Stephanie Witt Sedgwick
Q. What is the purpose of cream in a Bolognese sauce? Does it just add richness, or does it help to thicken, or something else? Is there an alternative? I hate buying a container of cream only to use a little bit and then throw the rest out. I would also rather leave out those calories if I can.
A. I think whole milk, not cream, is the usual way to go. It's not even a great amount of milk, at that. And I've seen plenty of recipes that call themselves Bolognese and skip the dairy. So that solves your problem, right? According to an Italian chefs' Web site, the introduction of dairy may originally have helped tenderize the meat in the sauce; added at the end of cooking, it lends a bit of sweetness. And you'll notice that there's not a lot of tomato in a true Bolognese recipe; the milk might have been used because it was a more prevalent ingredient.
We like a version from the Canal House kitchen goddesses; go to http://www.washingtonpost.com/recipes and search for "Ragu Bolognese."
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Q. Many recipes call for red onions, presumably because they are milder. But I have never once had a red onion that was not unpleasantly bitter. Right now I have a bowlful of pico de gallo that is going to be fed to the garbage disposal because the onion killed it. Is there something I'm missing about selection, or should I just give up and chop a shallot or a vidalia instead?
A. I love red onions and their piquant, aromatic qualities. But I understand that an onion's bitterness is not for everyone. The great food scientist Harold McGee has this suggestion: "Chopped alliums to be eaten raw — as a garnish or in an uncooked sauce — are best rinsed to remove all the sulfur compounds from the damaged surfaces, since these tend to become harsher with time and exposure to the air." Give that a try next time, perhaps, when a recipe calls for red onion.
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Q. I'm trying to be better about planning meals through the week, so I don't get home late and scramble for ingredients and end up cooking the same old standbys. I've never really done it, though, and I'm struggling with the mechanics of it. It's me and a vegetarian live-in boyfriend, so we eat a lot of beans and grains for main courses. How do people do this? Do we just sit down on a Sunday afternoon and plot the week?
A. Yes, planning is key. That's pretty much what my husband and I do. Sometimes we bellyache over having to think ahead for the week, especially when we just want to blob out on the couch over the weekend, but it pays off. Sit down, plan the menu and do your shopping. Maybe even do some cooking! We've gotten in the habit of doing that, and it makes weeknights so much better. Our preferred make-aheads include soup, bean burritos and dal.
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Q. Can I substitute Greek yogurt for sour cream in a recipe for mushroom soup? I plan to make it with vegetable broth.
A. You can, but you're going to get a different taste and a slightly different look. Sour cream is less assertive and has more body. I'd try the yogurt first in small bowl of the soup and see what happens. I'm hooked on sour cream, but you may prefer the yogurt.
Q. I bought a baguette for tomorrow's dinner, and I'm worried that leaving it out will make it get dry and hard. Should I store it in the fridge overnight?
A. You could wrap the bread in foil and freeze it overnight, then reheat in a 300-degree oven. But since it's only a day or two, I'd follow advice from baking expert Marcy Goldman and leave it on the counter, wrapped in a clean dish towel. That will help preserve a crisp crust. If that's not an issue, you can cut the bread to fit inside the largest resealable zip-top bag you have, pressing out all the air.
Q. After opening Sriracha and tahini, how do you store them?
A. I refrigerate both, but that's partly because I have a big fridge and a pantry that heats up a lot in the summer. Tahini is okay at a cool room temperature, although the longer you keep it, the more it may separate (oil) and need to be stirred/emulsified before you use it. Before I use my chilled tahini, I let it sit at room temp so it loosens up. Maybe if I used it more often, I'd keep it in a cupboard.
I think I'm prolonging the quality of the hot sauce by refrigerating it. Lots of people, and restaurants, don't do so.
Q. I made a batch of vegetarian baked beans for an event that was canceled. How long should I expect them to keep in the fridge? It's navy/pea beans, onion, dry mustard, molasses, brown sugar, salt and pepper.
A. According to the Web site ShelfLifeAdvice.com, baked beans tend to keep longer than other cooked items because the dish has little moisture, which is the breeding ground for bacteria. It seems you can store it covered in the fridge for a week or longer.
Q. I want to make peanut butter and jelly cutout cookies, but I need to keep the sugar levels pretty low. I have a great shortbread recipe that only uses 1/4 cup of sugar to 2 cups of flour and 3/4 cup of butter. Can I just substitute peanut butter for half of the butter? I assume I would spread a little fruit preserves between two layers of dough before baking; does that sound okay? If I do it right, I think my kids will love these.
A. We consulted ace baker and Friend of Food Nancy Baggett, who, of course, is so smart about this. She says:
"Your plan may work, but there are some problems with it. For example, even though peanut butter has a lot of fat, it doesn't bake up the same way as butter, so it won't really compensate for reducing the butter. Also, even though peanut butter has some sugar in it, adding it is going to make the cookies seem less sweet. So, for tasty, tender cookies, you shouldn't try to reduce the sugar much. (Sugar helps tenderize as well as sweeten.)
Trying to add jam/preserves between layers of dough before baking is a bit tricky. Unless you very carefully and firmly press together the two cookie edges alI the way around, the preserves will probably leak out and cause burning. Brushing the interior edges with egg white as you work (a pastry chef trick) would help seal the layers together. Another easier option: baking the cookies individually and then forming sandwiches by adding the preserves between pairs of cookies afterward.
Still another option: Skip the cutout idea completely and make thumbprint cookies by shaping the dough into balls, pressing a well into the centers of the balls, and putting some jam into the wells before baking. Don't overfill the wells, though, or the preserves will bubble up over the sides and burn on the baking sheet. Good luck!"
Q. What's the best type of cheese for French onion soup?
A. My hands-down favorite is Swiss Gruyere, but I also have had success with French Comte, a Swiss-style cheese from across the border.


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(CNN) -- Paris Saint-Germain and Lyon are seemingly headed in different directions.
With millions pumped into the squad by its Qatari owners, PSG ended a 19-year title drought in France last season and looks set to challenge for league honors and on the European front for some time.
After winning seven consecutive league titles from 2002-2008, Lyon, meanwhile, is now finding it difficult to break into the top two.
It also crashed out in Champions League qualifying this week having been a fixture in Europe's most prestigious club tournament for years.
And on Saturday, while Lyon fell 2-1 at Evian to suffer a fourth straight defeat in all competitions, PSG scored twice in injury time to see off a spirited Guingamp and move a point behind idle league leader Marseille.
Just when it appeared as if newly promoted Guingamp would snatch a point in Paris, substitute Adrien Rabiot pounced on a rebound when keeper Mamadou Samassa couldn't hold on to Alex's header.
Zlatan Ibrahimovic doubled the advantage for his first league goal this term to give Laurent Blanc's men two wins and two draws from four outings.
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The host was full value for all three points, hitting the post, crossbar and dominating possession. Guingamp's only shot on target, though, was a good one.
Salvatore Sirigu stopped Mustapha Yatabare on a one-on-one approaching the 80th minute.
Two first-half goals from Kevin Berigaud were enough for Evian to see off Lyon, which again played without influential attacking duo Bafetimbi Gomis and Jimmy Briand -- Lyon wants to sell both players.
There was more misery for Lyon when star midfielder Yoann Gourcuff left the game with a leg injury before halftime.
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Marseille and Monaco, along with PSG the only other unbeaten teams in Ligue 1, face off Sunday.
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In Italy, defending Serie A champion Juventus thumped Lazio for the second time this season, winning 4-1 in Turin.
Arturo Vidal scored twice and Carlos Tevez continued to find the back of the net since his move from Manchester City, getting Juventus' final goal in the 80th minute.
Lazio, routed by Juventus 4-0 in the Italian Super Cup, had midfielder Hernanes sent off in the 63rd minute for a handball offense, although Juventus was already leading 3-1.
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November 2012, the Freedom Fountain was dedicated to all who visit Onslow County in service to the United States.
The observance will renew the fountain�s dedication to those who serve and will honor the military with five service medallions. Each weighs 175 pounds and eventually will be mounted in the arches in the Freedom Fountain back wall.
The wall had intended to house five statues representing the five services, but cost and complications on deciding on a specific statue for each service caused the election of service medallions to represent the services. The medallions will be mounted in a manner that will allow for the future installment of statues. The medallions then could be used at the site in a different manner.
Another part of the 2013 observance will be the renewal of the fountain by blending water from all around Onslow County into the fountain. Representatives of various areas of Onslow County will bring water from their area to share in the fountain, symbolizing the reach of military service by those who live in Onslow County.
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The new fountain replaces one that had been put in place to mark the beginning of Freedom Way in 1998 and extends memorials and honors from Lejeune Memorial Gardens, where the Beirut, Vietnam and 9-11 memorials are located.
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Here's another interesting aspect of the Super Tuesday story: While Gingrich may win only in Georgia, he currently is claiming 42 delegates tonight, compared to just 38 for Santorum, 10 for Ron Paul, and 112 for Romney. That's because of the various rules each state has.
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Cameron was referring to the Constitution's Article II requirement that only a "natural born citizen" can run for the White House.
No one is certain what that means. Citizenship was primarily defined by each state when the Constitution was adopted. Federal citizenship wasn't clearly established until the Fourteenth Amendment was ratified in 1868. The Constitution is not clear whether it means you must be born on U.S. soil, or instead whether you must be born a U.S. citizen.
Cruz was born in Canada, but his mother was a lifelong American, born in Delaware. (His father was a political refugee from Cuba.) So under federal law, Cruz was born an American citizen by virtue of his mother…
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To succeed in business, you need to be able to pitch your ideas like a pro. At the Sawyer Business School, you'll get plenty of practice to master this must-have skill.
Just ask the 10 senior information systems majors who participated in a case study competition at the Bose Corporation headquarters in Framingham, Mass. Split up into two teams, they competed against other local business schools and presented their recommendations to Bose executives.
"I love competitions! And this was an opportunity to see how I stack up against other schools," said Jonathan Huang, who's earning a double major in entrepreneurship and information systems. Huang worked on a team with Howie Wright, Nick Fichera, Bradford Shelley, and Jarrod Smith.
To prepare for the competition, Suffolk faculty hosted a supply chain workshop that focused on key strategies and concepts that would help them stand out against other schools.
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The day of the competition, Bose gave students their case study challenge—figure out an economical way to ship speakers with freighters. The company was spending most of its money on shipping, so the students had to come up with a solution to improve the supply chain processes and lower costs.
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Getting ready to present was both challenging and exciting, the students said.
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Although the Suffolk students didn't win the competition, they said it was a valuable learning experience and networking opportunity.
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Pocket-lint sat down with Chillingo's co-general managers Joe Wee and Chris Byatte recently, and we were treated to a sneak peak of an exciting free Christmas present coming to iPhone and iPad gamers - Cut the Rope: Holiday Gift.
The game is all set to go live in the App Store (it has been submitted by the publishers) and is a standalone title, with 25 new Christmas themed levels, which won't cost you a penny.
It's all about saying thanks to the fans say Chillingo. Lovely stuff eh?
As well as the new levels, there is also Christmas music, new achievements to unlock and a new mechanic which involves stockings and teleportation. We had a bash at one of the levels featuring this new addition, and it's a tricky new aspect to what is already a fantastic little game (tip - it's all about judging the speed).
Oh, and Om Nom wears some reindeer antlers - so he takes the cuteness up to 11.
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We have written an interesting and fast-paced book about water. It covers everything from drinking water to global warming.
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The thing we need is for the book to look thoroughly modern and something that is future-looking, but without looking like something occult-like or something from a circus sideshow (so, no crystal balls.)
We also don't want it to look like Star Trek, or science fiction. This book is based on research and years in the water industry. The cover should reflect that the book talks about the future, but only in terms of the best science and the most current trends of today.
The target audience is listed in the attached document at the end of the intro. In short, it's anyone interested in water as a part of the environment, a part of business, or a part of their career.
So what we need is something, in short, that just looks really good. The typography should be spot-on, the use of photos (if any) very professional and colors should be modern and appealing.
I've attached a document that has more about the target audience, and has an early version of a proposed intro. That intro, in some form, will likely appear on the inside flaps of the dustcover. You don't need to do that typography for this project, just the cover, but we included it so you can get a sense of what we are trying to do with the book, and therefore the cover.
This will be a standard hardback trade publication, so about 6.5 x 9.5 inches, but obviously it will be full bleed, and the color and potentially the photo will need to bleed around for the dust-flap part of the book cover, the spine, and potentially the back cover as well.
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Chris Oggenfuss, Catherine Seda and Jürg Oggenfuss Launch Napa Valley Wine Academy
Napa Valley residents Chris Oggenfuss, director of marketing at CADE Estate, PlumpJack Estate, and Odette Estate wineries; Catherine Seda, account executive at Balzac Communications & Marketing; and Jürg Oggenfuss, wine coordinator and educator at Joseph Phelps Winery will officially launch the Napa Valley Wine Academy this week.
The Academy brings students out of the standard classroom and into winery and food centers that place them closer to the subject matter at hand. Instructors at the academy are industry professionals who bring an energetic new take on wine and spirit education, using hands-on activities to inspire wine enthusiasts, and interactive learning techniques to help students studying for wine certification classes.
"The Napa Valley Wine Academy stems from our belief that there is no better place to learn about wine than in the heart of Napa Valley, America's pre-eminent wine region," said Chris Oggenfuss, founder and Chief Educational Officer. "Combine this belief with our instructors, who not only teach, but live and breathe the subject matter of wine, and you have a recipe for student success."
Christian Oggenfuss (right), AIWS WSET-Certified, is a second-year Master of Wine student with the Institute of Masters of Wine in London and holds the Level 4 Diploma from the London-based Wine & Spirit Education Trust (WSET). Christian brings 20 years of wine experience to wine education as a marketer and brand builder for premium wine brands. He has also successfully launched wine related businesses in Switzerland and travelled extensively to all major wine regions in Europe and North America.
Catherine Seda, AIWS, is a lead educator and partner in the business. Seda holds the Level 4 Diploma in Wine & Spirits from the WSET, is an international wine accounts manager at Balzac Communications in Napa, sits on the St. Helena Star and Napa Vintners Tasting Panel, and writes monthly wine columns for local and international publications. Prior to working at Balzac, Seda worked with Karen MacNeil & Co., co-writing an edition of Karen MacNeil's Wine Lovers Calendar, and before that, she spent several years at Cain Vineyard and Winery.
Jürg Oggenfuss, WMD, CWS, lead educator and partner, attended the Wädenswil School of Oenology, graduating with the "gold" Wine Merchant Diploma. After a successful wine retail career, Oggenfuss works at Joseph Phelps Vineyards as a distinguished Wine Educator and Education Coordinator as well as host for VIPs. He holds the Level 3 certificate with Distinction from the WSET, and is fluent in Schwiizerdütsch (Swiss-German), German, French, Italian, Spanish and English.
Exciting Classes
A range of classes and wine certification courses are being offered by the Napa Valley Wine Academy:
Basics and Beyond the Basics
The 2-3 hour basics classes are ideal for wine country visitors, those just entering the wine business, and general enthusiasts. Classes include "Prelude to a Sip : So What Am I Smelling and Tasting?" and "It's a Bubbly World – Sparkling Wines from around the world." There are also a series of Beyond the Basics classes such as "Wine Finds: Lesser Known Wine Treasures from Around the World."
WSET Wine Certification Courses
Take your career to the next level. The Napa Valley Wine Academy is an approved provider of the internationally recognized Wine & Spirit Education Trust (WSET) certification courses, Levels 1 through 3.
Certain classes will be offered in Spanish and German.
For more information, visit www.napavalleywineacademy.com.


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Why GOP 2016 Hopefuls Are All-in on Immigration
Marco Rubio's energetic embrace of a major immigration overhaul might once have spelled peril for a potential Republican presidential candidate, but less so now. Neil King joins The News Hub with a look at how the policies embraced by the party's political stars are at odds with the rank-and-file. (Photo: AP)
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The Los Angeles Galaxy became the latest team to snatch all three points from a trip to RFK Stadium on Sunday night, as strikes from Edson Buddle and Landon Donovan gave the Californians a 2-1 victory over luckless D.C. United.
Paced by the hard running of teenager Andy Najar and new striker Pablo Hernandez, United fought gamely but could not overcome the gulf in quality between themselves and the league's frontrunners, who now own an impressive 6-2-2 record away from the Home Depot Center.
Donovan and Buddle were given a far friendlier welcome than usual by the RFK crowd, as the home fans saluted their World Cup efforts with rousing applause during pregame introductions.
It didn't take long for Donovan to threaten Troy Perkins' goal. In the first 60 seconds, LA's No. 10 curled an instinctive shot over the crossbar after the D.C. goalkeeper muffed his take of a Galaxy cross.
United's Santino Quaranta created havoc in the Galaxy penalty box with an in-swinging free kick a few minutes later, but no one in a black jersey could apply the final touch. That opportunity marked one of the home side's few dangerous forays forward in the early going as the Galaxy edged the midfield battle and kept the ball well.
Buddle looked sure to score in the 22nd minute, when he beat a diving Perkins to Sean Franklin's low near-post cross. The striker, however, could not corral the deflected ball in time as Julius Jones tracked back to block Buddle's angled shot towards the empty net.
United came close moments later when Clyde Simms blocked a Galaxy clearance and chased the loose ball into the L.A. box, clipping his half-volley high and wide of Donovan Ricketts' goal.
The visitors broke through seven minutes before halftime on a strike that was well-earned by Buddle, albeit with a healthy dollop of luck.
Franklin hit a centering pass behind his teammate's run, allowing a backtracking Stephen King to arrive first. King's clearance, though, was perfectly read by Buddle and the LA man took it back into his own path and advanced into the United box. Dejan Jakovic slid in to block the U.S. international's first shot but couldn't rise quickly enough to keep him from striking the rebound through Perkins' legs for a 1-0 Galaxy advantage.
Quaranta quickly earned a dangerous set piece as the Black-and-Red tried to respond, but Ricketts gloved Hernández's bending free kick.
That triggered a furious D.C. rally in the final seconds of the half as Quaranta and King saw on-target efforts blocked or saved and LA were fortunate to carry their lead into intermission.
The Galaxy nearly doubled their lead in the opening minutes of the second half thanks to the quick feet of Donovan. Dribbling at Devon McTavish down the left channel, the U.S. star swiveled onto his left and served a great diagonal ball to the far post, but Alan Gordan was barely late.
That miss was soon punished as D.C. equalized on a quality free-kick goal in the 54th minute. The left-footed Hernández curled in a delivery from the right flank and, when Buddle mistimed his leap, young Andy Najar took full advantage to thump a firm header past Ricketts.
The deadlock proved short-lived, however. Franklin seized a United turnover and lined up to take a crack from 20 yards out. James raced over to block, but he did so with his hands and referee Jasen Anno whistled for a penalty kick and awarded James a yellow card.
Donovan stepped up to the spot and rifled his finish inside the right post beyond Perkins' outstretched fingers.
D.C. coach Curt Onalfo made two late changes as Carey Talley had to replace a hamstrung Jakovic in central defense and Branko Boskevic came on for King. But with the exception of a few late set pieces, miscommunication and missed passes handicapped United's offensive chemistry and Los Angeles rode out the final sequences to earn their 12th victory of the season.
LA -- Edson Buddle 11 (unassisted) 38
DC -- Andy Najar 3 (Pablo Hernandez 1) 54
LA -- Landon Donovan 2 (penalty kick) 58
Misconduct Summary:
DC -- Julius James (caution;
Handball) 58
DC -- Carey Talley (caution; Reckless Foul) 84
Los Angeles Galaxy -- Donovan Ricketts, A.J. DeLaGarza, Omar Gonzalez, Gregg Berhalter, Todd Dunivant, Sean Franklin, Chris Birchall, Juninho (Michael Stephens 62), Landon Donovan, Edson Buddle (Eddie Lewis 77), Alan Gordon (Jovan Kirovski 89).
D.C. United -- Troy Perkins, Devon McTavish, Dejan Jakovic (Carey Talley 69), Julius James, Jordan Graye, Andy Najar, Stephen King (Branko Boskovic 73), Clyde Simms, Chris Pontius (Jaime Moreno 46), Santino Quaranta, Pablo Hernandez.
Referee: Jasen Anno
Referee's Assistants: Paul Scott; Peter Manikowski
4th Official: Andrew Chapin
Weather: Partly Cloudy and 92 degrees
Attendance: 17,688


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The Brazilian starlet is relishing the prospect of linking up with the star trio as he prepares to complete his "dream" move to Camp NouBarcelona-bound Neymar has revealed he is thrilled at the prospect of teaming up with the likes of Lionel Messi, Xavi and Andres Iniesta next season.
The 21-year-old will join the Liga champions for 28 million euros after agreeing a five-year deal and he is desperate to play alongside his new teammates after his final match for Santos on Sunday.
"To play with Messi, Xavi and Iniesta is a great honor," he told reporters after his side's game with Flamengo.
"It's a dream to be going to Barca. I leave Santos through the front door. I hope to return to my second home [in future], which is Santos.
"I feel fantastic, very happy and grateful to Santos and I'm already thinking about Barca."
The Catalans had been using Brazilian defender Dani Alves to lure Neymar to Camp Nou and the 21-year-old joked: "Alves was the one who insisted [I join Barca]."
Neymar was visibly emotional prior to kick-off ahead of Santos' clash with Flamengo on Sunday, but the game itself was a drab 0-0 draw.


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La Barre-De-Monts, France: Defending champion Alberto Contador and last year`s runner-up Andy Schleck renewed their rivalry as riders started the Tour de France on Saturday.
The mostly flat first stage takes riders over 119 miles from La Barre-de-Monts to Mont des Alouettes in the Vendee region of western France.
Three-time champion Contador beat Schleck by just 39 seconds last year. The 2,131-mile Tour ends on July 24 at the Champs-Elysees.
The road stage, rather than a more traditional short time trial or prologue, favors sprinters such as Mark Cavendish and two-time green jersey winner Thor Hushovd.
Tyler Farrar is another sprinter relishing Saturday`s stage.
"Everyone wants to try to win a stage at the Tour. That`s what I`m here for," Farrar said before riders set off on the grueling three-week race. "It`s always a big goal of the season ... Everything`s gone to plan the last month or so, so I think I`m ready."
Farrar was often beaten by Cavendish in sprints to the line last year. However, the American rider thinks Hushovd is the man to beat on Saturday, because the stage ends with an uphill finish that could take away some of Cavendish`s speed.
"It`s more for Thor today, it`s a perfect uphill sprint for him," Farrar said.
Stage 1 also has an unusual 2.8-mile `Passage du Gois,` a causeway connecting the Noirmoutier island to the mainland that is submerged at high tide.
Many fans and riders have questioned Contador`s presence in this year`s race following his positive test for the banned anabolic agent clenbuterol during the 2010 Tour.
Contador could be stripped of all of his titles dating to July 2010 if the Court of Arbitration for Sport rules against him in August.
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Dinefwr Literature Festival, the bilingual festival of words, music and landscape has announced an eclectic programme of national and international writers, award-winning poets and emerging English and Welsh literary talent, along with ground-breaking comedy, music, art, cinema, cabaret and creative activities for children.
Among the first names to be announced are: the Welsh singer and songwriter Charlotte Church; BBC Radio 1 DJ and writer Huw Stephens; comedian Bridget Christie; the 2014 Costa Award-winning debut novelist Nathan Filer; the writer and poet Owen Sheers; Adrian Edmondson & The Bad Shepherds; Gillian Clarke,the National Poet of Wales; performance poet and author Steven Camden aka Polarbear and Helen Dunmore, British poet, novelist and children's writer.
The weekend's music is curated by S?N's John Rostron, who brought The Staves, Gruff Rhys and Ghostpoet to Dinefwr in 2012. This year's full music line-up is yet to be announced but early names confirmed include Carmarthenshire's beguilingly intimate Welsh pop duo, Trwbador, the Alex Dingley Band and alternative folk band, Plu.
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1911 E94 George Close Candy Honus Wagner - Gold Background
Starting Bid - $500, Sold For - $2,252
Graded PR-FR 1 by PSA. E94 candy card featuring the legendary Honus Wagner in a batting pose set against a gold background (one of the seven different background color variations of the set). Very attractive - and very harshly graded - card with bright, crisp colors, clean front and back, evenly rounded corners, and a very slight diamond cut. The back is also bright and clean, with bold text. In our opinion PSA has been too hard on this card; we consider this card to be in solid Good condition. This is an extremely attractive low-grade example of one of Honus Wagner's most classic cards. This card was sold at REA in 2008 and has been consigned to this auction directly from the buyer at that auction. Reserve $500. Estimate $1,000/$1,500+. SOLD FOR $2,252
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