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I got this in my logs
Notice: Trying to get property of non-object in _fullcalendar_update_access()
This happens when the user update an event dragging it, with the only permission to edit his own events.
The function works well on hook_fullcalendar_editable but not as menu item access callback, where the argument passed is not the entity object but just entity id.
Comment #1Itangalo CreditAttribution: Itangalo commented
I think I have this same error. A user with permission to edit own content can drag-and-drop in the calendar, but the item isn't saved. (Rather, the drag-and-drop is treated as a click, and the user is redirected to the item page.)
I'm using this on nodes, and the log says message
fullcalendar/ajax/update/drop/438 (where 438 is the NID).
I tried adding this to
_fullcalendar_update_access($entity), but with no result:
return entity_access('update', $entity->entity_type, $entity);
Maybe the bug is somewhere else, and the _fullcalendar_update_access($entity) is actually returning the proper access.
Comment #2slcp CreditAttribution: slcp commented
|Update access 403
|» _fullcalendar_update_access() expects entity (object), receives entity id (string) as menu access callback
The 'fullcalendar/ajax/update/%/%' menu callback uses this function as an access callback but passes it a numerical id instead of an entity object.
Additionally the 'bundle' property is not present on all entities, nodes for example - they use $entity->type. The fullcalendar module prepares entity objects with a 'bundle' property when this function is called elsewhere.
I think we should be using node_load/user_load here to load the object when required and check content (node) and user permissions for now.
Ideally we could call entity_load/entity_access and be done with it but without entity being a dependency of fullcalendar this wont work. Or should we say that entity is the new views and sites that do not have it are the edge case?
Comment #3ucaka CreditAttribution: ucaka commented
I suppose that a lot of refactoring should be done here so we can know what entity is being updated.
For now a workaround is to implement a custom module to alter the menu and populate an entity object in the access callback.
It wouldn't work on other entities though.
Also you can use the api function
* Implements hook_menu_alter().
function MY_MODULE_menu_alter(&$items) {
$items['fullcalendar/ajax/update/%/%']['access callback'] = '_MY_MODULE_update_access';
function _MY_MODULE_update_access($entity_id) {
//For now load the node entity :( and pass it to _fullcalendar_update_access
$entity = entity_load_single('node', $entity_id);
if (is_object($entity)) {
$entity->bundle = $entity->type;
return _fullcalendar_update_access($entity);


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Broiled Cod with Wasabi
2 teaspoons wasabi paste
1 cup mayonnaise
Vegetable oil spray, for the broiler pan
4 (6 ounce) fillets Alaskan black cod
1 lime, cut in half
Position an oven rack in the upper third of the oven. Heat the broiler. Mix the mayonnaise and the wasabi paste in a small bowl. Brush a broiler pan with vegetable oil and place the fish on the pan. Slather the wasabi mayonnaise evenly over the top of the fish. Broil until the fish is firm and the tops are deep golden, 10 to 12 minutes. Season with salt and squeeze lime juice over the cod.

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"Everyone deserves to feel a part of our push toward a healthier diet, not just people with disposable incomes who speak a certain way. So we're here to help."
Their second book "Party Grub" is, not surprisingly, a slam dunk, just like their first book "Thug Kitchen." I own both and they are among the first cookbooks I reach for when looking for recipes and cooking inspiration. The first book has solid recipes, and the second book is all about party and social gathering food. While I love light meals and apps, I was surprised to find the book contains a lot of dishes that are hearty, meal-worthy fare. There are more than 100 dishes for any time of celebration or get-together, and the pages are packed with mouth-watering fare and fun tips.
I'm always looking for a good vegan cheese, and their Queso-ish Dip is a great creamy dip for Mexican flavors, with tomatoes making it seem kind of creamy, flavorful and chunky with a little kick all at once.
When I ate the enchiladas (with the easiest homemade sauce I've ever made) I had to remind myself they were vegan, I totally forgot! That's a ringing endorsement right there, since I love the cheese to hold everything together. And they were so filling, stuffed full with goodness and the flavorful sauce.
The book features chapters on brunch grub, small bites, salads and sides, potluck necessities and desserts and drinks, so the entire range of party food is covered. This book has a variety of flavorful dishes and makes me want to grab a group of friends and get in the kitchen and cook and eat.
Thug Kitchen Loaded Nachos Recipe
Thug Kitchen was kind enough to share a recipe from their new book with Kale and Ale readers! They let us in on how to make loaded creamy nachos with the dip I preview above. Remember, there is salty NSFW language, but it's worth it to get to the loaded nachos.
Reprinted from "Thug Kitchen Party Grub" by Thug Kitchen. Copyright (c) 2015 by Thug Kitchen. By permission of Rodale Books. Available wherever books are sold.
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OK, this is less of a recipe and more of a recommendation for you to get your shit together and make some fucking nachos. A plate of these gorgeous motherfuckers just screams party so much that it was almost our cover shot. We give you an idea below on how to pile your shit correctly, but take the damn queso and run with it. #nachobusiness
- 4 to 5 handfuls warm tortilla chips*
- 1.5 cups black beans** cooked
- 1 cup cabbage or romaine lettuce thinly sliced
- Butternut squash Queso-ish dip page 46
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- Chunky style salsa***
- 1 jalapeno sliced into thin circles
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- Hot sauce optional
- You know how nachos work, so you can pile this shit on however you like and leave off or add whatever the fuck you want. We like to put the warm chips out in a thin layer on a tray or giant plate. A huge pile of chips where you end up with a shit-ton of dry chips at the bottom is a fucking bummer. Thin layer is the way to go.
- Scatter the black beans and cabbage over that, then drizzle the queso all over the chips. Glob on nice spoonfuls of guacamole and salsa all over the platter then sprinkle with the jalapeno and cilantro. Drizzle over some hot sauce if you roll like that.
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* Warming not required, but this shows commitment to the nacho cause. Just throw the chips in a microwave for a few seconds, or cover and put in a 250°F oven for 10 minutes.
** Or a 15-ounce can of beans, rinsed and drained.
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Vatican slowdown in appointing new bishops?
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The Vatican has slowed the pace of naming new bishops, raising concerns about vacuums in diocesan leadership, notes Edward Pentin of the National Catholic Register.
In the US today there are 8 dioceses and 2 eparchies without bishops. Half of Scotland's dioceses lack a current leader. In the Philippines there are 9 dioceses without a bishop.
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This is not good news. For too long we've been told how the Vatican moves slowly and wisely. This is silly in an age of telephones, email, faxes, etc. It's rather obvious in most cases when vacancies are going to arise and they ought to be anticipated. Perhaps the nunciature needs increased staffing. Very disappointing for some of us who are watching the birthdays of our bishops (Cf. can. 401).


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I stared at the page. How many times had I written in this thing? I glanced over at the stack. This was just one of many journals detailing my life; at times I wondered what I had ever found interesting enough to fill all those pages. Tears burned my eyes, then the inevitable frustration. I was not some girly-girl. Prone to emotions and drama. I was a jock. Soccer in the fall, basketball in the winter, and softball in the spring. It had been my routine for years. I had been on every varsity team for my schools, junior high and high school, and my walls were lined with awards, both in academics and sports. So why this constant need to write in my journal? I knew, but always hated the reason.
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I rolled over and stared at the ceiling. "When God? When will you bring him into my life? I have waited, I have prayed, but I fear my patience is gone. Do I change? Or is there something I am supposed to be learning? Please, just one answer that is all I need!"
The silence shrouded around me. Skepticism permeated my thoughts. Angrily I pushed it away, reminding myself that faith was about more then just getting what you wanted. But oh, how much longer would I yearn for love? The picture of the knight waiting to rescue me was such a desirable illusion. But when? Whom? Those were the questions that continued to go unanswered, causing pain, tears and inevitably more journaling.
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"I just said the heck with it," Jeter said. "I wasn't going to think about it. … Before you're trying to think about where your foot is and you're trying not to move it, and it's just too much to think about. So today I tried not to."
Buster Olney confirmed that scouts have told him that Derek Jeter has gone back to the swing that made him a future Hall of Famer.
This is a bit shocking just because the work he did with Kevin Long late last season seemed to pay dividends, but after working with the new swing all offseason and spring Jeter didn't feel comfortable at the plate. So he went back to his old ways. It's really hard to argue with Jeter as he's had a lot of success in the past and after playing one way his entire career it was hard to believe he was just going to change over night.
There is also no reason to believe that it was really his swing that let him down in the first place. Instead it probably had a lot more to do with his age which, unfortunately, Jeter can't help. We're just going to have to hope that he can still get it done, new swing or not.


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The 33-year-old boxes at the Final Frontier show and despite only finding out he will face Attila Tibor Nagy on Tuesday, he is confident of victory.
"I was supposed to be fighting a lad from Northern Ireland, Dee Taggart, but he went AWOL and nobody was able to get in contact with him," Matthews explained.
"So I'll be facing somebody else (Tibor Nagy). Either way it doesn't affect me too much. I am going to box my own fight, use some of the things I've worked on in the gym and I am very confident I will win."
He continued: "After that I am hoping to go out to Las Vegas for a training camp in August at Floyd Mayweather Junior's gym because it will help me improve as a fighter.
"I am hopeful I will be able to afford to go because I want to go and have sparring sessions there. I know they will benefit me."
The middleweight, who is Southern Area champion, will hope to extend his unbeaten record to 13 bouts on Saturday and admits there is pressure to keep that zero in the losses column.
Matthews, who will box out of Mickey Helliet's LimeHouse Marina Elite Gym from October, says he has struggled in the past to focus solely on boxing due to his work as a personal trainer.
He said: "It's not easy having to work and train in the gym for fights.
"I've made boxing my priority now but that makes it more difficult when it comes to making money.
"But I know that it's something that I have to do if I want to get better. Sometimes when I was working I would come to training and I wouldn't be fully committed of focused, that's something I had to change."


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Like many parents, guilt and obligation threw a wrench into our romantic vacation plans.
Fast forward to July and we'd revised our itinerary once again: Two days at a lake a half-day's drive away. Our 2-year-old had suddenly stopped sleeping through the night, and I didn't feel right about asking her grandma—our one and only sitter—to be up and down and up and down (and up and down) all night long with her. By the time August hit our romantic summer getaway consisted of a single afternoon together downtown. Don't get me wrong, it was a great afternoon—but so much for those bathrobes and bottles of wine.
Maybe I should follow blogger Rebecca Eckler's lead. The mom-of-two didn't let guilt—or the fact that she has a 10-week-old baby—stand in the way of a grown-up getaway to Mexico with her fiancé recently. She took plenty of heat from her readers for it, though. "Selfish," "lazy," "apathetic." These are just a few of the choice words that were thrown her way.
Personally, I don't think Ms. Eckler committed any great offense. I doubt that six days spent with grandma is going to do her baby any great harm. And as parenting experts so often point out, a little bit of alone time with your spouse can actually benefit the entire family. 5 Can't-Argue-With Reasons To Put Life On Hold For A Vacay With Bae
While I agree with that in theory, my own failed plans prove that it can be a whole lot harder to actually put into practice. It wasn't just the nagging guilt that kept us home this summer—it was also our busy schedules, our kids' busy schedules, our concerns about finances. As much as I would love to leave the chaos behind for a few days and enjoy a long and lazy weekend spent sightseeing and sleeping in with my husband, it seems there's no shortage of things just waiting to get in the way.
I'm not ready to throw the towel in just yet, though: I'm already daydreaming about a trip-for-two to Chicago next year... who knows, maybe this time we'll even manage to make it happen!
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Since they have done it with every Generation..i bet they are going to realise a Manga based on Pokemon X and Y.So post your thoughts and ideas for the Pokemon Manga based on Pokemon X and Y
Since they have done it with every Generation..i bet they are going to realise a Manga based on Pokemon X and Y.So post your thoughts and ideas for the Pokemon Manga based on Pokemon X and Y
I think if they want to follow the rules use the version named, probably only named the beginning of X or Y.
Then we still don't know what about B2W2, and dex holders is more and more...... Oh.
Due the serial synchronous with the initial versions release in the past, we will get XY at the end of this year.
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Isn't it a little to early to talk about this? I mean we don't even know what the hell is happening with the B2W2 chapter..
And now that X and Y has been announced i wonder what it means to the manga schedule..Worst comes to worst, B2W2 will be one hell of a rushed chapter.
PokeSpe isn't the only Pokemon manga. There's certainly going to be smaller one-shot manga series.Isn't it a little to early to talk about this? I mean we don't even know what the hell is happening with the B2W2 chapter..
When it comes to PokeSpe, I can see B2W2 being a small chapter (as in the same size or even smaller than HGSS). If B2W2 hasn't wrecked Kusaka's naming scheme, XY certainly will. If I was him, I would name the characters with names starting with "X" and "Y", if that's even possible.
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I would like to see a brother and sister relationship between X and Y..Maybe Y (Male) could be into Skateboarding and Rollerblading and generally act as a cool dude . While X (Female) is kind, caring and very passive..she hates fighting but knows she has to fight to protect her self..
Y (Male)
Pokemon: Chespin
X (Female)
Pokemon: Fennekin
I've got ideas for names of the main characters in X and Y Manga Chapter
Xaria (Female) Yvan (Male)
As for the second comment, that wouldn't be a very smart move because (please don't hate on me for saying this) female readers of this manga make up a somewhat small portion of the audience compared to male readers and if no female reader can relate to the female character, then if anything that will decrease the audience even further. I don't know about everyone else but in my opinion one thing I like about female characters is that they have their own unique personality and the diversity can reach out to females of all kinds but they are similar in that they fit the description of "heroine" (I'm a guy, though, so I can't speak for girls).
I think you would be, considering your opinion VERY surprised at how many women read this.
As well as the fact that even if there were more males reading than females, it doesn't mean that the female characters have to be terrible even if they are NOT main characters.
If anything they would probably lose more readers by adding a sappy annoying whining cliche than by adding a moderately mature sensible or interesting character even if they are not the main focus.
So it's nice that you think it's appropriate to forget half the human race exists and even better that a bigger than you thought majority of the Pokemon fan base exists too.
But really do you think for a writer to give a crappy annoying and sure to be unwanted character for these qualities is really a good thing to do for your comic?
No, so you should keep that in mind.
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I wonder what the manga wil be like if we get customisable characters... Maybe of it does happen it would use kind of "default characters" (Maybe the ones in the trailer?)
Yay more troll names on Nintendo's part, love seeing the stupid naming tradition being forced to die a terrible death.
Anyway, I don't care about the new games at all right now and it's much too early to speculate what this could mean for Adventures. But yay naming tradition has to die! Such a reason to celebrate.
Here are my ideas for the characters in Pokemon Adventures X and Y
Yvan: Growing Up as a Son of a Pokemon scientist.He grew up fasainted with Pokemon..write notes about each Pokemon he came across..his life was happy..until on day where a Experiment went horribly wrong. Yvan's mother was killed and Yvan's left Eye was very damaged. Yvan's father had no other choice then the install a metal eye that he was working on .It worked but it caused Yvan pain every so often but allows he to see trhe stats of Pokemon and their Natures.Growing up as a Loner and Pretty Much mute.He has no Friends expect his adopted Pokemon Froakie..who he found their a pool in a terrible shape.He Manged to safe it's life and they became the best of friends ever since. Yvan is now going on a adventure that will change his life.
Xaria: A City Girl who is fascinated with Pokemon.. she loved Parties and being with her friends..Her life was absoultly perfect..until she finds out that she has been affected by a incurable disease that will kill her eventually. Finding out that the only thing that could cure a incurable disease was the legendary Stag Pokemon.Deciding her best option was too find the Stag Pokemon.She moved to the countryside where she met Yvan. Compared to him, she is very talkative,loud,clumsy and rather dim but her will is strong and she won't let anything get in the way of her finding the Legendary Stag Pokemon. Deciding to become a Pokemon Trainer.She chooses Fennekin and goes on a Adventure with Yvan
To early to tell. Like it's been said, we barely have anything on BW2's chapters. So yeah. It's anyones guess. But the main characters like nice so yay for them. I'm sure they'll be cool and that Pokemon Adventures will deliver.
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What? We have people named Yellow, Gold, Black, White, N... and people think X and Y are weird names? Please.
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I like the idea of X and Y being nicknames or codenames. They can reveal the names later on like they did with Plantina. As for starters, I would like to see the boy get Froakie, the girl Fennekin, and the rival Chespin.


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There probably cannot be a more fitting topic for a column called "Notes from the Deep End" than this one. The column was conceived as a weekly piece offering advice for times when life throws us into the deep end, practically and emotionally. Well, both deep-end experiences occurred in spades when a sewer pipe failed at my home.
Call me Pollyanna, but I have to say I was glad the problem was discovered immediately. But my Pollyanna persona paled — and failed me — when the plumber told me he'd have to call in yet another expert. The best but least likely scenario, he said, was a blockage that could be blasted away. The worst and most likely possibility was that the 111-year-old sewer pipe that runs from my house to the street was broken by the roots of the huge oak that grows my yard. I'd like to say I stood tall as he likened my pipe to a brittle, clay flowerpot. But in fact, I crumbled and actually wept as visions of dollar signs danced in my head to the imagined sound of expensive equipment excavating a trench through my front yard.
Because the second expert would not come over the weekend, I had three nights to entertain nightmares about the cost. I knew there was no possible profit in worrying over the mess until I had more information. But I'll admit it. The worry won out over all of my pep talks along those lines.
This surprised me, because as a single parent for many years, I have faced and conquered numerous financial challenges. I consider myself a paragon of pep talks, a master of managing on a dime, and constitutionally optimistic, to boot. My emotional fragility scared me, because it was unexpected, because I began to doubt I'd have a dime left to manage on, and because for once it seemed the deep end was just too deep and reeking to surface from gracefully.
But then that's where grace stepped in, in the form of friendship. One hero actually offered to help me out with the cost. Several others offered me the use of their bathrooms, showers, even homes while I waited out the repair. Close friends, new friends and business colleagues alike all offered their shoulders to lean on, and tips about good local workmen, too.
As it turned out, my front yard did not need to be excavated. But during a week that also held daunting financial news for so many Americans, I did realize that bad news can sometimes throw one for a loop. Allowing myself a good cry and confiding my fears took the edge off my vulnerability. I discovered how many friends I really have and I gained information so I was not quaking in a void. In the end, I learned that while it's darned uncomfortable to worry before all the information is in, it actually did help to discover the support that is out there when one needs it most.


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From Serendipity to Guided Drift
We are three weeks away from Thanksgiving, which for most of all means turkey and football, but for a MBA student it means internship application time. I don't want to bore you with my tales of online applications and waiting impatiently to hear back from companies. Rather, I wanted to touch on the notion of serendipity, or as Susan would call it "guided-drift," in the career search.
If it's one thing that I continue to learn about discovering what you want to do, is, that if you put your want or desire out to the world, chances are, that the world will answer your call in one way or another. I'm not saying that a career will be delivered to you in a nice little UPS box tied with a bow, but you will be met by someone at some point who will help to link what you have done to what you want to do.
I've attended a number of corporate information sessions and career planning series since starting school . The people who have found the most success and who continue to grow in their careers are the ones who constantly keep their eyes and ears open to the world around them.
I feel like I keep hearing the same story over and over again from dozens of these successful people. They go to college, they come out of school without an idea of what they want to do, they get their first job and from there they meet and talk to as many people as they can and find their next job, then their next job and so one.
This may sound like these individuals are just the most extroverted people you could meet, but I don't think this is the case. I think they possess the ability to lead a conversation, explain clearly whom they are, what they do and where they want to go and most importantly, they ask the right questions.
I've taken this approach in my own networking to help figure out where I want to go. I would like to offer some thoughts on how to make the ideas serendipity and guided-drift work for you.
First, know your story. Practice that elevator pitch and know how to deliver it with confidence.
Second, know how to ask questions that start good conversations. 'Yes' and 'no' questions don't cut it here. Be a conversation starter not a conversation killer.
Third (and finally), have no fear when putting yourself out there. This may sound hokey and cliché but it's true.
My father always told me "what's the worst thing that someone can tell you? 'No.'" If you think about it, it is true. Someone tells you "no" or doesn't respond – move on and don't take it personally. There are plenty of other people out there the world wants to offer you.
Until next time, have a great Thanksgiving!


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Interestingly, 90%--almost 257 million visually impaired people-live in developing states. Moreover, the World Health Organization reported that 65% or about 168 million men and women of these are at least 50 years old. With the elders currently representing about 20% of the world's visually impaired, it is believed that the likelihood of getting visual defect will be much higher in the years to come.
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Fiorentina President Andrea Della Valle warned the referee in their defeat to Roma "could cost us €30m."
The Viola were beaten 1-0 in stoppages on Saturday evening, but only after Daniele De Rossi's handling offence was not spotted by Paolo Silvio Mazzoleni.
"There was a serious error of judgment that could cost us €30m," said Della Valle of the denied penalty.
"It is an important sum and it could make a big difference for us. Referees are human and I want to think it was only a mistake, so that there is nothing bigger behind it..."
Fiorentina had been one point behind Milan in the race for a Champions League spot, but have now fallen four points adrift.
"Should we raise our voice to protest? I have done when it was needed. We believe in fair play, but we're not stupid. We ensure that we are respected and give values to football. It's a shame some people consider us weak for taking that approach.
"I am sure that when watching it back on television, the referee also realised the mistake he made."
The Tuscans are still in fourth place and take on Siena tomorrow evening with Giuseppe Rossi receiving his first call-up [12].
"Vincenzo Montella is the centre of our project. The lads have to win the remaining three games for him and for the fans. Now we've got to end on a high. After so many sacrifices, we are challenging for something important.
"At the end of the season we will sit down around a table and evaluate how to improve the squad so we can confirm ourselves at this level."
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HUNTINGTON, Ind. (WANE) – Roads were reopened and people returned to their homes after an ice jam caused flooding in Huntington on Friday morning.
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According to Lindsie Goss, Emergency Management Director of Huntington County, crews cleared up the jam on Saturday after firefighters used a large hose to break up the remaining ice. Since then, rivers have returned to normal or near normal levels.
State Street was one of the streets that had the most damage because it runs parallel with the Little River. People who have lived in the area for decades said they haven't seen flood waters as high as they were Friday.
Keith Tobin's wife runs a daycare out of their home on State Street and said the flood water rose from the river bank across the street in just a half an hour.
"At 10:49 A.M., she said the water was coming in the back door, and by the time I got here from the hospital at 10:55 A.M., the water was already across the street," Tobin said.
Tobin said the water was waist-deep in his basement Saturday afternoon.
"It busted my windows out in my basement, so the water was coming in faster than I could ever pump it out," Tobin said.
According to Goss, volunteers assessed the damaged all weekend and are continuing to do so Monday. Goss said most of the damage is considered to be minor, although one home had holes in the foundation due to the flooding.
The American Red Cross of Adams and Huntington County helped the flooding victims all weekend. Displaced families were allowed to spend the night at the Salvation Army Friday night, and by Saturday, the Red Cross had put some families into hotels and distributed food and clothing to the families staying with their friends and family.
Goss said she's working with the mayor and fire chief on Monday to figure out additional assistance for residents who were affected by the flooding.


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A former Customs and Border Protection officer convicted on charges that he let marijuana be smuggled from Mexico into southeastern Arizona was sentenced to 12 years in prison.
Authorities say Luis Carlos Vasquez allowed marijuana loads inside vehicles to be smuggled through a lane that he monitored in June 2011 at the port of entry in Douglas, Ariz.
He was sentenced in federal court in Tucson on Monday.
Prosecutors had requested a 19-year sentence and argued in court papers that a lengthy sentence was needed to reflect the seriousness of his crimes and deter others from abusing the public's trust.
Vasquez's attorney had asked for a minimum mandatory sentence of five years in prison.


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Some weeks ago I heard some echos over the twitter channel about #mcbxl. On Saturday, May 8th, 2010, the first edition of MobileCamp Brussels would be organized by some guys that I was following. I decided to register so as to check out the state of art of mobile computing, mobile internet and the real-time web in general.
This event would also be my first barcamp, so I was pretty excited about that too. A barcamp is a free, user-generated unconference by means of open, particapatory workshop-events, whose content is provided by the participants themselves. So, you can summarize this event as an unplanned geek gathering. Hey, if you know most participants only by their Twitter names … But what an experience that barcamp was! I love the small scale. I adore the interactivity. Energizing! A big thanks goes to the sponsors for the first class venue, catering, etc; to the organizers @emich, @steffest, @kodel and @janosizoltan for … well, organizing this event; and to all the speakers for sharing their experience and knowledge.
State of the mobile development art
Now off to mobile apps. Well, this subtitle says it all. That's what I seem to have learned at #mcbxl. Development for mobile platforms still seems more of an art than craftsmenship. Yes, for mobile apps you have a totally different target audience and medium, so, yes, you should therefore completely realign your apps. This is what @kodel also explains in his presentation on Mobile Interaction Models. But, as proven by @Steffest's geek'o'tar and his presentation on cross-device development, while a fantastic exploit, it makes one wonder whether the mobile devices are becoming to mobile development what the browsers are to web development: a testing nightmare. The mobile devices apparently have even more variability in features than browsers have bugs. @gregone shares his experiences during his talk on Designing for Touch Screens.
Largest common denominator for mobile applications?
The cases presented at #mcbxl, have fairly specific requirements. Indeed, not everyone wants to write his own keyboard application, isn't it? However, MobileCamp Brussels wasn't too clear about what features cross-platform development tools like Titanium offer and up to what point mobile web applications can take us. @kodel explicitly mentions to stick with native apps for now, forcing you to choose your deployment platform. Hence, he rightfully says to very carefully choose, depending on your audience!
Or limitless possibilities of the mobile devices?
The reason to go native? Remember that a good mobile app takes the user's context into account for the services offered. Therefore access to the full features of the mobile device are most likely a key requirement. Hence, the need (for now) to choose for native applications … to fully exploit all possibilities of those devices, only limited by our own creativity.
TIY = Try It Yourself
As with everything in technology, you can only thoroughly make up you mind, after you Tried It Yourself. Mobile web, cross-platform or native, MobileCamp Brussels certainly stung my desire 😉 to experiment myself. I'll be rigging my mobile development environment pretty soon.
So please check back once and a while if you are interested to read about my findings. On the other hand, If you yourself have some ideas or experiences to share, please do not hesitate to leave a comment!


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I cannot believe these sweet twins are already ONE! I had the honor of photographing their baby photos, as well as mom's maternity portraits. It has been amazing to see them grow, change, and become itty bitty people. We had so much fun on our shoot. We had watermelon, balloons, and a 100 year old chair to help us along! Each sweet baby had their own agenda. I loved watching their little personalities come out. Happy Birthday! Enjoy!!
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PHILADELPHIA – The Eagles went into last season's draft needing help at safety and outside linebacker.
Naturally, they drafted offensive players in three of the first four rounds. They waited until the fifth round to draft safety Earl Wolff. They didn't draft an outside linebacker at all.
The Eagles will go into this year's draft also still needing help at safety and outside linebacker. But there's a good chance the Eagles could repeat last year's formula in a draft considered strong at wide receivers.
The Eagles have, perhaps stubbornly, stuck to their mantra the past two drafts of taking the best player available, regardless of need. Eagles general manager Howie Roseman said that strategy won't change in this draft, which begins Thursday and runs through Saturday.
"When we go into the draft, we try to stay away from [drafting for need]," Roseman said. "Obviously, we look at our needs at some point. But in this week, we try to keep our mind clean and really go about taking the best players because we've learned from going into the draft and pushing guys up based on need. We're going in with a clean hand."
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Roseman said he's been less than impressed with the safeties in this year's class. He's not the only one. NFL Network draft analyst Mike Mayock said he feels the same way. Alabama's Ha Ha Clinton-Dix and Louisville's Calvin Pryor are considered the top two, but both are expected to be taken before the Eagles pick at No. 22.
Mayock said Clinton-Dix is more of a "center field" type, while Pryor is more of a "box" safety, meaning he plays closer to the line of scrimmage. Those styles don't necessarily fit the Eagles, who like their safeties to be interchangeable.
The Eagles could hope that someone like Northern Illinois' Jimmie Ward or Florida State's Lamarcus Joyner are still available when they pick in the second round (54th overall). But both of those players are considered on the smaller side for the position. Ward is 5-foot-11, while Joyner is 5-8.
"I want the guy with range, I want the center field guys, the Willie Mays guy," NFL Network draft analyst Charles Davis said. "Not to say that Clinton-Dix doesn't tackle; he does. Not to say he can't cover man; he just hasn't had to do much of that at Alabama.
"For me what crystallizes it is, I want the ball hawk. But I like [Clinton-Dix's] range, I like his sideline-to-sideline play. Can Calvin Pryor do those things? Yeah, but Calvin Pryor to me fits a little bit more of closer to the line of scrimmage."
The Eagles signed free agent Malcolm Jenkins from the Saints because of his ability to play both strong safety and free safety. They're also expecting Wolff to improve vastly from his rookie season, and they also have high expectations for Nate Allen, who played well over the second half of the season after struggling since he was a second-round pick in 2010. Part of his struggles could stem from playing for four different defensive coordinators in four seasons.
"It's very hard on a safety going through all those system changes, especially a young player who didn't really grow up playing the position – he was a quarterback in high school," Roseman said about Allen. "And then Earl as a rookie, I thought did a really good job before he got hurt. Again, you're talking about a guy who's 215 pounds, who runs a 4.4. Unbelievable work ethic, off the charts. We're excited about those guys.
"That doesn't mean we wouldn't add one if he was the best player, but at the same time we expect those guys to take a jump and be better players."
More than just film: Birds research on and off the field
At outside linebacker, the best edge rushers aren't expected to be available when the Eagles pick. Buffalo's Khalil Mack is expected to be a top-five pick, and UCLA's Anthony Barr is expected to go in the top 15. That could leave Ohio State's Ryan Shazier for the Eagles.
"When you look at every draft, we'll be sitting here saying the pass rushers are going to go early," Roseman said. "That's normally what happens. You don't sit in the third and fourth round and go, 'Man, I can't believe that pass rusher is still on the board.' It's hard to find. Those are guys that every team is looking for ways to get pressure on the quarterback."
But the Eagles don't feel the urgency to draft one just because they might need one. The Eagles have incumbents Trent Cole and Brandon Graham on one side, and Connor Barwin on the other.
Both Cole and Graham converted to the position last season after spending their careers at defensive end.
Cole had all eight of his sacks in the second half of the season, but he also is 31 years old, entering his 10th season. Graham was the Eagles' first-round pick in 2010 (13th overall), but he was drafted as a defensive end, and he has yet to establish himself as a starter.
Like at safety, however, the Eagles have to decide if that defensive player who might fill a need is better than a wide receiver who has the potential to be much more dynamic.
Eagles sign DL
The Eagles announced that they signed defensive lineman Alejandro Villanueva to a rookie free agent contract. Villanueva has a unique story. The 6-foot-9, 277 pounder spent the last four years in the U.S. Army, serving three tours in Afghanistan.
Villanueva earned the Bronze Star Medal for Valor, among others. Villanueva last played football in 2009 for Army as a wide receiver. That season, he led Army in receptions (34), yards (522) and touchdowns (five). Earlier in his Army career, he played both on the offensive and defensive lines.
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Rain saves Gauteng Invitation, denies dominant England A
The smart money was always on an England Lions victory over the Gauteng Invitation XI in their tour match at the University of Johannesburg's Soweto Campus Oval on Wednesday, but rain ultimately saved the hosts.
Resuming on 43 for three in their second innings, England A captain Jonathan Trott went shopping for runs, scoring a confidence-boosting 79 not out before declaring shortly after lunch on 176 for five, leaving
Gauteng with an impossible target of 441, but, more pertinently, with 55 overs to survive.
Seven of the eight English bowlers used in the afternoon then took a wicket as Gauteng crashed to 120 for eight in 42 overs, before a Highveld thunderstorm came to their rescue.
It was another disappointing batting performance from a team which is largely made up of players in the Gauteng semi-professional programme, with Yaseen Valli (22), Bradley Dial (35) and Brian Barnard (18) the only batsmen to reach double-figures.
Apart from Trott looking solid, the fact that Sam Billings managed to score 53 retired and that leg-spinner Adil Rashid took two for 14 in eight tidy overs will also please the England Lions management.
They were also able to see pace bowlers Matt Dunn and Craig Overton, and off-spinner Adam Riley in action for a few overs in the second innings.
Matthew Arnold claimed two for 24 in 12 overs in a much-improved display in the England Lions second innings, while left-arm quick Cormi le Roux looked like someone who would not be out of place in first-class cricket.
The tourists now travel to the Cape, where they will play South Africa A in the first four-day 'test' in Paarl from Sunday.


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I found another dog-art-photographer. That's sort of exciting for me. If you don't like dogphotography, then you can have a look at this toilet.
And then, how am I?
I'm SHIT.
I just keep getting worse. Some one has it in for me. To make my mouth so completly soar and inflamed that I can't eat. And if I can't eat, I Die! So congratulations. You did it. You're killing me.


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This video is unclassified because I have no reason at all for posting it, except – why not? Found on Futility Closet, the site of my semi-namesake, Greg Ross. A once-cuddly lion cub had outgrown his bourgeois pet status and been released into the semi-wilderness of a wildlife reserve to save his owners the trouble and expense of looking after him when he had grown, and they went to look for him a year later. This is what happened when they found each other.
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The Power of Smiling
What power does smiling have on others?: Makes you approachable. Teaches others to smile too. Makes others feel happy. Gives you better chances & choices in life. Allows others to trust you and like you. Communicates how you feel about yourself. Gets you Smiles back 😉 Remember that smiling is one way to get more … Continue reading »


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Rumor: Wii U update on Thursday, VC Friday, Miiverse for mobile/PC this week
Posted on April 23, 2013 by Brian(@NE_Brian) in Rumors, Wii U
Two big Wii U items are due this week: the first of two major updates, and the Virtual Console.
The update was initially expected yesterday followed by the VC service today, but we know that isn't the case. So when are both coming?
According to Emily Rogers, who has proven to be mostly reliable thus far, the firmware update will be available on Thursday. The Virtual Console will come on Friday, one day later.
And here's one additional element thrown into the mix: Miiverse will apparently launch for mobile and PC platforms sometime this week. You may be able to access the social network through your browser here.
We'll keep you updated on any additional developments…


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There were smiles all round at a summer fair that was held by the Ilkeston Community Hospital League of Friends.
The fun-filled fundraiser took place on hospital grounds off Heanor Road on Saturday and saw families turn out to enjoy a range of activities, including a fancy dress competition, a classic vehicles parade and punishment stocks where people could have a go at pelting volunteers with water-soaked sponges.
The winner of the fancy dress competition was five-year-old Sofia Eddyshaw, who was dressed as a fairytale princess. She was presented with her prize by Mayor of Erewash, councillor Kewal Singh Athwal. President of the League of Friends, Mike Perry, said: "More than £800 has been raised so far. We didn't have as many people come as we have had in the past but the weather wasn't too kind to us.
"People queued up to throw the sponges at me in the stocks and the mayor took part in the penalty shootout."
The garden party is held every year to raise money for new equipment at the hospital.
The charity work carried out by the League of Friends is vital and they recently purchased a machine for the physiotherapy department and have plans to provide equipment for a number of other departments. Money is raised through donations, events and legacies left by people.
Mike added: "We hold events like this so patients don't have to go to Derby or Nottingham hospitals."


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Cellphones and Youth in Serbia
More than seven billion people on the planet have a mobile phone. According to the UN, we can say that only 4.5 billion people own bathroom. In addition, more people own a phone than access to tap water. From these facts, we see what mobile phones present to the world. We were interested in how young people use mobile phones, whether they are used during the school day, how long you stay on the Internet and is the Internet that is used for scientific purposes or entertainment. We surveyed 232 students in three schools. An average age of students was 13 to 18 years.
From interviews with teachers and school principals, we learned that teachers and professors have a big problem with students because of the mass use of mobile phones during the school day. Photographing, texting, playing games, visiting social network and many other things are becoming more and more popular.
If a teacher caught a student with a mobile phone, he could take it away and return it at the end of the lecture. In some schools, there are the Rules on Disciplinary and Material Responsibility where is strictly defined that using cellphones is against the rules and that it should be punished… If a student uses the phone during the test, it will be initiated against his disciplinary proceedings, the penalty can be very serious because this act is considered as a serious crime. The student's phone will be confiscated and the parent must come to pick the phone.
About the harmful effects of mobile phones and several hours sitting next to the computer, we talked with a psychologist at the Counseling Center for Youth and we found out a lot of useful information.
This all creates a new kind of addiction. Due to a fact that everything is reachable to your children create a new type of addiction. The problem is that everything is very close and reachable to our children.
Nowadays, we have a dependence on the Internet and not only related to computers, but for mobile phones too. If, in some case, children are not in front of the computer, they are holding their mobile phones in their hands. As consequences, we get another type of children's brain, we concluded that all these forms of new technology speed up the brain, which is why today's children do not like so much to read. Their brains are in front of the computer full of energy and when you sit in front of the book, the book makes you passive and slow.
How social networks influence the communication between young people?
"Communication of young people is reduced to SMS communication, which means that the verbalization of their situation is very poor. On the other hand, they communicate more than they used to. All of them communicate through new technologies almost all the time. They are in touch all the time via Viber , Facebook and other types of social networks. Basically, they are much related to friends via Facebook than with real friends in the real world."
When Is The Best Time To Buy a Cellphone To Your Children?
When we were kids, we were dying to have our first mobile phone. I remember that I was trying to convince my father that it would be safer that he buys me a mobile phone so I could call him all the time in any time. The real fact is that there wasn't any need for that. To be honest I wanted it just for play. I just wanted to be like other children. They bought me one eventually but I didn't use it at all because I didn't have a habit.
The other day I was sitting on the bus and next to me was a dad and a little girl that was no more than 7-8 years old … she said to him, "When are you going to buy me a new phone?" Her dad answered: "As soon as I receive a salary or something like that … And she said, "But only one with a camera, and a good one, I want to make real pictures." The point of this story is not that I spy people on the buses: I simply overheard this; the point is that this is not normal. It is natural that children ask for all kind of things – even more natural is that they are interested in them and cannot wait to get 'equipment "new modern toys, but parents are the ones who will tell them when. Their first phone mustn't be too much expensive.
In my opinion the best choice is Alcatel One Touch 20.01. It isn't the perfect one but it is still the best options on the market. Due to the fact that there aren't so many mobiles made for kids nowadays we can admit that it is difficult to find one. Most of the phones are not just phones; they are always more than that. They became personal computers that we use basically for all.
Some of parents are against and others are for buying them these expensive toys.
I was skeptical at the beginning, about these mobile phones in children's pockets, but bearing in mind that we can contact our child always affect me to make up my mind. If we think that we are more than half a day separated from our child, and that our children after coming home from school are alone at home or somewhere else and busy some kind of an activity, it is good to be able to get in touch with them and call them and see if everything is ok with them and in the right order. This way we can protect them and stop any kind of bulling. Many times it happens that among children there is violence, theft and harassment, particularly of the older offenders.
In this case buying a cellphone to our children sounds very reasonable. Just make sure that you buy him a cellphone – not smartphone. You don't want to put it in some kind of cyber danger.
Click-Scroll Option
Have you ever heard about click scroll option or have you ever wished for it?
If you haven't, you will definitely do that in the future. Although I personally think that book will never be out, our conscience should force us to pass to the Internet content. We hardly ever think about how many trees have to be cut just to make so many books. Thanks to modern technology we are able to read online. Here readers have two options. The first one is to slice up the text and the second is a more practical scroll. In the nineties, there wasn't that option but nowadays we couldn't imagine online reading without it. They are the best option for lengthy and continuous content like articles or tutorials. This way you wouldn't have to put everything above the fold. If you provide your readers a very interesting content or they will scroll, I can assure you that.
The biggest flaw of scrolling is the fact that it is difficult to know where you are within the page in case of going from one article to another one. The thing about traditional scrolling is that you have to scroll more and more content until you get to the end. After analyzing the best solution for the easiest scrolling I have concluded that the best option is to know your current location. This will allow you to put content on the top of the page and reveal the rest of the next part of the content, as much content as it possible.
This is the point of click-scroll option. Of course, this idea is still developing and it needs to be upgraded. This is just a demo. The main idea is to create a real virtual book market that you can use on any kind of sites. In this way, the customer will be able to use this software application as a type of some kind of bookmark in a web browser. This bookmark allows us to be in interaction with the web page that is currently loaded.
Using scrolling will make your reading easier and faster. Your reading will become a pleasure. After using it for a very short of time, you will forget about reading from the books. That means that all reading will be simplified with this software application. You will always know here you and you will able to continue reading without any obstacles.
My currently click-scroll option is just a demo version on JSFiddle. My plan is to develop it as soon as possible in two directions. The first thing is that it will be used on most part of the sites and the second you will be able to use on your jQuery projects. To make this real we will have to work harder and to make it work. It needs to be more flexible and easier for use. Although it should work on it, in the future I have no doubts that you are going to like it anyway.


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Anyone who owns a bird or birds, or who raises chickens, should be aware of a viral disease called Histoplasmosis that can be transmitted through bird droppings. It is also known as Darling's Disease. The symptoms vary greatly, but it primarily affects the lungs.
My husband and I raised parakeets and zebra finches when we were first married. I thought I was keeping their area entirely clean by cleaning their cages daily and washing them down once a week. That was apparently not enough. If you have a birds, each time you change the paper in their cage, you should wipe the cage down with a mild bleach solution, too. Also, please don't use those layered cage liners where you just remove the top layer each day. This is actually something that will aid in the growth of the fungus.
When our son was about five years old, he began having respiratory symptoms - coughing, fever, headaches - and at first thought he had a cold or allergies. These symptoms persisted for several months and we only found out that he had histoplasmosis because his regular pediatrician was not in the office one day when we took him in. The replacement doctor had lived and worked in South American and diagnosed histoplasmosis immediately. He was put on antiviral medication and those symptoms did go away eventually.
It should be noted that this histoplasmosis virus never goes away. Just as you could possibly get shingles from the chicken pox virus because it lies dormant in your system; the histoplasmosis virus can return at any time, although it is not as likely to return in any symptomatic form (such as the shingles virus).
This all happened to us eleven years ago. Jacob has remained symptom free and does not have any health problems resulting from it.
However, after having on-going vision problems, I recently found out (eleven years later), that I have had ocular histoplasmosis syndrome for a number of years. I have had scar tissue on and around my optic nerves in both eyes which have caused a blind spot in my left eye and other problems like blurred vision. This is something that I have had but it was not diagnosed as ocular histoplasmosis syndrome until just recently. There is nothing that can be done about it. It cannot be cured. It may or may not get worse depending on the virus - it may lie dormant for the rest of my life or it may return later.
I want to let everyone know about this uncommon disease. Here are some particulars that might be of interest to anyone who raises birds or has pet birds:
What is histoplasmosis?
Histoplasmosis is a disease caused by the fungus Histoplasma capsulatum. Its symptoms vary greatly, but the disease primarily affect the lungs. Occasionally, other organs are affected. This form of the disease is called disseminated histoplasmosis, and it can be fatal if untreated.
Can anyone get histoplasmosis?
Yes. Positive histoplasmin skin tests occur in as many as 80% of the people living in areas where H. capsulatum is common, such as the eastern and central United States. Infants, young children, and older persons, in particular those with chronic lung disease are at increased risk for severe disease. Disseminated disease is more frequently seen in people with cancer, AIDS or other forms of immunosuppression.
How is someone infected with H. capsulatum?
H. capsulatum grows in soil and material contaminated with bat or bird droppings. Spores become airborne when contaminated soil is disturbed. Breathing the spores causes infection. The disease is not transmitted from an infected person to someone else.
What are the symptoms of histoplasmosis?
Most infected persons have no apparent ill effects. The acute respiratory disease is characterized by respiratory symptoms, a general ill feeling, fever, chest pains, and a dry or nonproductive cough. Distinct patterns may be seen on a chest x-ray. Chronic lung disease resembles tuberculosis and can worsen over months or years. The disseminated form is fatal unless treated.
If symptoms occur, they will start within 3 to 17 days after exposure; the average is 10 days.
Yes. Antifungal medications are used to treat severe cases of acute histoplasmosis and all cases of chronic and disseminated disease. Mild disease usually resolves without treatment. Past infection results in partial protection against ill effects if reinfected.
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Tour de France: Chris Froome praised by British Cycling president Brian Cookson
British Cycling president Brian Cookson has paid tribute to Chris Froome after his Tour de France win.
Last Updated: 22/07/13 4:56pm
Froome safely negotiated the final stage to win by a margin of four minutes 20 seconds from Colombia's Nairo Quintana and follow up Sir Bradley Wiggins' success for Britain last year.
"Chris Froome's victory in the biggest bike race in the world rounds off what has been a truly glorious year in the history of cycling in this country," Cookson said.
"Sir Bradley Wiggins started the ball rolling last year, followed by a wonderful London 2012. Their achievements have been matched by a growth in our membership of over 50% in the last 12 months.
'Commitment and talent'
"Chris's performance is testament to both his commitment and talent and of all the people who have contributed to his success.
"And he is not the only success of this year's Tour. Mark Cavendish, Geraint Thomas, Peter Kennaugh and Ian Stannard have all excelled and they are all products of British Cycling talent programmes."
Sports Minister Hugh Robertson said: "Congratulations to Chris Froome, Dave Brailsford and all at Team Sky for Froome's fantastic Tour De France win.
"He rode superbly for three weeks and no doubt will have inspired even more people to participate in cycling."
Britain's six-time Olympic champion Chris Hoy added: "It is a huge achievement and I almost feel sorry for Chris because people are almost getting blase about it.
"People think it is another British winner so that is what we should expect - but if you take a step back and get some perspective, you can see what a monumental achievement it is for him to have done this.
"For Britain to have two riders winning the Tour de France back-to-back is fantastic for British cycling.
"Just a few years ago we did not have anyone who could podium but now we have two cyclists who can win the Tour in consecutive years, it is a phenomenal achievement and what Chris has done is phenomenal."


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As a registered representative, I do not recommend investments but assist clients in the execution of their financial plans, which includes but not limited to the acquisition of financial products.


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CC&G within EMIR
In March 2013, the European Market Infrastructure Regulation (EU 648/2012) entered into force with the aim of making the European marketplace the most safe and trusted environment for derivatives trading. The regulation involves measures targeting several market participants and processes, and crafting a renewed financial framework in which transparency and common rules shall ensure competitiveness and foster market confidence.
The key-points of EMIR include the following measures:
- Clearing obligation for the OTC standardized derivatives trades;
- A set of common requirements (risk management, organizational, prudential) and an authorization requirement for CCPs to operate;
- Introduction of a reporting obligation to Trade Repositories.
As a major European CCP, providing clearing services for a wide collection of trading venues and asset classes spanning from Equity, Equity Derivatives, Bonds, Repo, to Agricultural and Energy derivatives, CC&G has updated its procedures to guarantee to its Clients a smooth and efficient transition to the new EMIR regulatory environment.
On May 21st, 2014, Bank Of Italy has notified CC&G the authorization to operate as a CCP and the approval for the interoperability link with LCH-Clearnet SA, pursuant to art. 17.7 of EMIR Regulation. The new Regulation of CC&G has entered into force from June, 9th 2014.


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When it comes to serious value and under-priced deliciousness in wine there is only one pig worth looking for: the wild boar that adorns Gary Eberle's wine label, specifically his Vineyard Select Cabernet Sauvignon. Without fail, when I serve this particular Cabernet Sauvignon people swoon. Well, almost. At a recent wine tasting I poured the 2008 vintage and, as expected, the guests circled 'round…"What is this? Where did you buy it? How much does it cost? Can I find it around here?" Even the chef catering the event later cornered me for scoop on where to get "that freakin' amazing," Eberle Cab. The best part about this wine is the price, but I'm saving that for the end.
Eberle is something of a winemaking visionary. Shoot, he was one of the original UC Davis team members who mapped Paso Robles AVA back in the 70's when we were all still drinking Blue Nun. He knows his dirt and he swears by the climate (bright sunny days, very cold nights) and soil of Paso as ideal for growing amazing Cabernet Sauvignon and other Bordeaux varietals.
I asked Mr. Eberle why he settled on Paso when everyone else in their right mind was up in Napa. "I loved it right away, it's hard not to like the area. Paso has a natural beauty and everything a winemaker could want: relatively poor, infertile soils that are perfect for concentrating fruit, adequate water, bright sunny days, very cold nights, and a late frost season in the fall. It seemed to have it all, why bother with Napa?"
What makes the Vineyard Select Cabernet so compelling? Velvety edges at the beginning, a warm spice mid-palate tinged with chocolate and cedar, and a deep sigh of a finish heavy on the dark red fruits—all wrapped up in a vellum of earthiness. I'm also a Huge Fan of the price: $15-$17 bucks. Now that's something to snort about.


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GREELEY — A.J. Rees did his best Willis Reed impersonation Saturday afternoon at the Northern Colorado Christmas tournament finals.
The Discovery Canyon senior went into the 120-pound title match against Pomona's Josh Rosales with a bum left knee, which didn't get any better as the match wore on.
But Rees persevered against his top-ranked Class 5A foe at the Island Grove Event Center and posted a 4-1 victory to go into the holiday break with a 16-1 record.
"It was a matter of being methodical with it and having a game plan going into the match," said Rees, a two-time state champion who will wrestle in college for Iowa State. "I had to switch up my entire offense because I'm a left-leg lead and I just couldn't shoot on it.
"I tried to focus on what I could do instead of what I couldn't do."
Rees, selected the tournament's most outstanding wrestler of the lower weights, had a 2-1 lead over Rosales in the third period. When knee hurt the most, Rees was neutral with Rosales — but on one leg. Even then, Rees still found a way to score one more takedown.
The lone pin of the tournament's championship matches was produced by Greeley West senior Austin Waterman, ranked No. 2 among Class 5A heavyweights by On The Mat. Waterman scored his fall in 2:58 against No. 1-ranked Jorge Rodriguez of Mountain Range.
Pomona won the team championship. The Panthers, who recently finished fourth at the prestigious Reno Tournament of Champions, crowned only one champion Saturday — Archie Colgan at 160 pounds — en route to producing 228½ points. Broomfield finished second (214½) and Cheyenne East was third (211½).
The best match of the day came at 145 pounds. Two-time Class 4A champion and top-ranked Phil Downing of Broomfield had a 4-2 lead over 2A Highland's top-ranked James Price, who made a move that many in the crowd and several coaches thought should have tied the match. But the referees had a better angle and didn't award the points.
"I kind of let up. I thought I had it won and he could have taken it from me easily," said Downing, who won the match 4-2. "I still had his hips controlled, so that is why the ref didn't give it to him."
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Top team scores — Pomona 228½ points, Broomfield 214½, Cheyenne East 211½, Discovery Canyon 189, Windsor 188, Greeley West 171½, Centauri 171, Thompson Valley 171, Coronado 158½, Arvada West 146.
106 pounds — Watson, Coronado, maj. dec. Huff, Broomfield, 11-3; 113 — Romero, Broomfield, dec. Salomon, Windsor, 7-3; 120 — Rees, Discovery Canyon, dec. Rosales, Pomona, 4-1; 126 — Tawater, Arvada West, maj. dec. Cress, Cheyenne East, 15-4; 132 — Meredith, Cheyenne Central, dec. Robledo, Pomona, 9-5; 138 — Martinez, Pine Creek, maj. dec. Trujillo, Highland, 14-2; 145 — Downing, Broomfield, dec. Price, Highland, 4-2; 152 — Boerner, Mountain Range, maj. dec. Willits, Pueblo County, 13-0; 160 — Colgan, Pomona, dec. Keys, Centauri, 7-1; 170 — Copeland, Bennett, tech. fall Marquez, Thompson Valley, 20-5 (5:06); 182 — Aziz, Centauri, dec. Hernandez, Brighton, 4-3; 195 — Bartlett, Cheyenne East, maj. dec. Tapia, Fossil Ridge, 11-2; 220 — Mayberry, Columbine, dec. Shoop, Eaton, 9-4; Heavyweight — Waterman, Greeley West, pinned Rodriguez, Mountain Range, 2:58.


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As we prepare for some much needed hockey viewing this weekend, here are a couple helpful tidbits to know for the Maple Leafs Rookie Tournament beginning this Sunday in Kitchener:
The Schedule:
- 7 pm ET Sunday, Sept 6th vs. Pittsburgh
- 2 pm ET Monday, Sept 7th vs. Boston
- 7pm ET Wednesday, Sept 9th vs. Pittsburgh
- 7pm ET Thursday, Sept 10th vs. Ottawa
The TV Coverage: The Sunday, Wednesday and Thursday games will be aired on Rogers TV, that means channels 10 and 63 for all Rogers customers.
Making the Trip Down: The Comfort Inn in Kitchener, located at 5 minutes from the arena, is having a special discount rate for the Rookie Tournament. The rate is $96 per night, and includes free parking, breakfast and wireless internet.
Contact info:
- Phone: (519) 894-3500
- Toll Free Phone: (866) 373-4910
- Address: 2899 King St. E. @ Weber St.
- Kitchener, ON, CA, N2A 1A6
Hope this makes things easier for everyone!


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March 2, 2011
For several weeks I had been thinking about writing a post comparing what has happened in Egypt and several other countries to what could happen here in America so easily. However, I procrastinated too long and someone more qualified than the Old Man beat me to it.
David DeGraw is well informed and obviously a great researcher. And he has a way with words. He used all that to write The Road to Revolution. He says 'we are Egypt'.
A side note here: The only reason we have not become an Egypt, in the sense of mass protest, is because the plan was well thought out. For months we have been fed propaganda crap about how evil public and private workers are. (More here, here, here, here, and here.) It all began as early as last October before the elections. By the time the all-out frontal attack began, nearly one-half of all Americans had been convinced workers were the sole cause of the state of the country. This was not by accident. This is what they're banking own: worker against worker.
DeGraw's article is so in-depth that he broke it down into three parts, with several headings under each part. Rather than quote anything he said, I highly recommend reading it. But I will give you the parts with the headings.
Part One :: Neo-Liberal Economic Domination
I :: Centrally Planned Economic Repression
II :: Economic Imperialism: IMF Plunder of Egypt and Tunisia
III :: US-Egypt Economic Parallels: Inequality & Poverty
IV :: Debt Slavery: Unemployed, Underemployed, Underpaid, In Debt
V :: The American Dream Foreclosed Upon
VI :: A Recipe For Revolution: Tax Breaks for the Rich, Budget Cuts for the Poor
VII :: "Hungry People Don't Stay Hungry For Long"
VIII :: The Empire State Rebellion
IX :: The Battle in Madison: A Sign of Things to Come
Part Two :: The Most Repressive Regime: US Police State
X :: Torture: Made in the USA
XI :: American Gulag: World's Largest Prison Complex
XII :: Loss of Civil Liberties
XIII :: Internet Crackdown
XIV :: Silencing Dissent
XV :: Protected By Anonymous
Part Three :: Bring the Tyrants Down
XVI :: The Denial of Wealth
XVII :: Economic Death Squad
XVIII :: 99.9% Vs. 0.1%
XIX :: Join the Movement
As you might expect, the analysis is quite lengthy. But it is so very much worth the read. Just a caution: although the entire report is a single page, the jump links at the top open in a new window. And in case you don't get to all of it now, just come back here and look for the link in the "Interesting Reading" scroll box on the left.


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Wanna play with fire? This sauce packs the heat. The combination of habanero pepper, chipotle pepper and black pepper in this sauce is hot! It will bring out the pyro in you and leave you on the edge of your seat, hoping to feel the heat just one more time.
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Ingredients: Distilled vinegar, Habañero peppers, tomato paste, Chipotle peppers, onion, salt, chives, sugar, garlic powder, and black pepper. No fat.


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The opening party for the new Banana Republic location on the Plaza hosted a great crowd. This grand new store is boasted to be one of the best and largest in the country, and rightly so.
There were many familiar faces and some new editions to my list of "Fabulous KC" hob knobbing and enjoying the extravagant ambiance. Pedestals elevated models sporting the signature BR looks. Lots of knit cardigans, blouses, pencil skirts and sparkly adornments (otherwise known as jewelry) were easy on the eyes and with a 30% off discount, also easy on the wallet!
Half a glass of white wine is my limit but I couldn't help myself when someone asked if I wanted a refill. Thank goodness I left before my third glass or there would have been a problem!
In honor of the brand, I wore a BR cropped camel color cape paired with military green cargo tights (from my shop in Westport NGB), a pair of brown open toe ankle booties (from Aldo shoes), multiple green and gold bangles plus long feathered earrings. An oversized Gucci aviator sunnies and boho bag(from Hemline boutique) completed the look.
I'm a huge fan of Banana Republic, I house a mini collection of my own, and now there's a new edition to this collection: the brown leather gloves with studs around the wrist. LOVE, LOVE IT!! I'm already thinking of ways to execute these hand warmers in Kansas City's coming soon "freezer weather."
I had a great time at this event, super fun/fantastic night!
Nikki Grant


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'After our wicked cold winter this year, we're oh-so-ready to just get outside. One of the iconic outdoor summer activities is grilling: Let The Flames Begin!
But we typically assume that foods from the backyard BBQ or the Fourth of July cook-out are bad for you. That conventional wisdom, however, doesn't have to be true.
Sure, your annual Memorial Day burger and braut bonanza can pack on pounds and become bad for your health, even if you eat the nitrate-free versions. But the health of your summer grill has just as much to do with what you're cooking, as it does with how you cook it.
Because how you grill can either decrease or increase the carcinogens you're downing by the spork-full.'