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Joshua Graham hasn't been seen or heard from since he called 911 Monday evening when his girlfriend was shot in the face. Police are looking for him in connection to the shooting.
In 2008, Graham was convicted of burglary and stealing a firearm. He just got out of jail after a five year sentence.
The woman, who wishes only to be known by "Donna," said she lives at the home where the shooting took place, and does not believe her son committed the crime. She said she was not home at the time of the incident, but did not hear any arguing between her son and his girlfriend.
Donna said her son has had trouble with drugs in the past, but that he has been working to stay sober. She is devastated she might lose him again.
The 19-year-old victim was released from the hospital.
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If you're a mom who hates those trampy Bratz dolls, your lucky day has arrived.
The world's biggest toymaker, responsible for beloved Barbie, won a court order that bans MGA Entertainment, Inc., the manufacturer of the Bratz doll line, from making or selling any more dolls. The verdict, however, won't be put into effect until after the holiday season.
Apparently, a Mattel designer came up with the Bratz name and characters when employed at the company and then secretly took the idea to MGA.
"Mattel has established its exclusive rights to the Bratz drawings, and the court has found that hundreds of the MGA parties' products, including all the currently available core female fashion dolls Mattel was able to locate in the marketplace, infringe those rights," U.S. District Judge Stephen Larson said in his ruling.
The judge also granted Mattel's request to order MGA not to use the name "Bratz." Mattel was awarded $100 million in damages. MGA plans to appeal.
Last year, when the Mattel lawsuit saw its first days in court, momlogic weighed the odds of who would win in a battle between Barbies and Bratz:
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Awesome. Now let's hope the skanks go away for good!
I hate those dolls. I would never have bought them for my girls. They look like skanks!!
This is GREAT news!! there was no way i would EVER buy a skanky doll like them Bratz for my little girls!!!!!! its about time this happends
Have you given any thought about the hundreds of people that will lose their jobs because of this verdict? If you don't like a product then don't purchase it!
You should be more concerned with television,movies and video games containing excessive violence.
-Children become less sensitive to the pain and suffering of others
-Children become more fearful of the world around them
-Children may be more likely to behave in aggressive or harmful ways toward others
Bratz dolls do not cause any of the above.
Shame on you all!!
I'm not a fan of these dolls and would never buy them for my kids or anyone else's. Lucky for me I have boys so I never had to choose if these were appropriate for my kids or not. With that said I don't know that Mattel should be allow to profit from this individual's idea. Instead of having a Brats vs Barbie Smack-down list it would be nice if you included details of the case and possibly had an attorney or two weigh-in on the legalities of the case. For example, did this inventor sign a non-compete type of contract or have a contract with Mattel wherein Mattel owned all inventions created by this individual while he worked at the company? What job did this person hold at Mattel? Was Mattel working on a similar product while this person was employed there? Was the idea of the Bratz Dolls presented to Mattel only to be rejected so the guy took it elsewhere??
Really Momlogic you should have addressed at least a few of these subjects in this article…
First of all, let me say that I was very excited about this verdict! My brother works for Mattel that's the only reason I know particulars on this case. The guy in question was contracted to design for Mattel only and they were Barbie designs. Thus, he had access to "top secret" portions of the design, which he then sold to MGA for his personal profit. What they did in the case is take the Barbie and Kelly dolls and show ways the design is similar to the Bratz dolls. Of course the more obvious portions of the dolls were changed, which is why they look so incredibly ugly! There are other portions that were incredibly similar.
Excuse me. Cheerfulness, it would appear, is a matter which depends fully as much on the state of things within, as on the state of things without and around us.
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In its coverage of the 50th anniversary of Rev. Martin Luther King Jr.'s "I have a dream" speech, the mainstream media is talking the talk of civil rights, but a new study finds that the media isn't walking the walk as it gives white politicians the bulk of coverage in the nation's daily newspapers.
The authoritative Political Research Quarterly has just published a study that finds white female House and Senate members get over twice the coverage of black female politicians and four times that of Latinas in the House.
The result, said Georgia State University's political science professor Sarah Allen Gershon, is that Latino and black women House members are getting the shaft by "slanted coverage" and "media bias," making it much harder for voters to size up the minority politicians.
"African-American and Latina congresswomen continue to face an uphill battle in seeking the attention of the mainstream media," said Gershon. "The disproportionately small amount of coverage received by these women may limit their ability to communicate their messages and activities, thus hampering their efforts to build electoral support."
The study looked at the newspaper coverage of 22 white female lawmakers, 11 blacks and five Latinas. The unnamed white women received an average of 22 newspaper stories each in 2006, the year studied; African-American women House members received 10 stories and Latino congresswoman five. The study suggests that coverage hasn't changed much in seven years.
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Jeff Koch runs a real great Spurs blog over at Spurs Dynasty, and I suggest you check it out. And with back-to-back games against the San Antonio Spurs on Sunday and Tuesday, what would be better than having a little back and forth convo with him about the Wolves, the Spurs and the upcoming match ups between the two?
Here's the thread on that convo, so tune into what Jeff had to say. Also make sure you head over to Spurs Dynasty to check out what I had to say while on his hotseat.
Jonah Steinmeyer: The Spurs have beaten the Wolves twice this season in comeback efforts. Is this anything new to you guys? Are you surprised that you won both of these games?
Jeff Koch: The Spurs seem to be the comeback kids this year. Friday night we came back and beat Indiana (in Indiana) after being down 15 with about 14 minutes to go. It marked the 5th time this season that the team has come back from at least 15 to win a game (twice against the Timberwolves). It is disconcerting that we seem to fall into these deep holes against lesser teams, and night-in night-out effort is one of the big concerns for this team. But with the temperament of this team, the system that's been in place for almost a decade, the battle tested veterans, and just how well we execute offensively and defensively, we never really feel like we're out of games. Especially against a young, inexperienced team like the Timberwolves, if we can start to make a push in the 4th quarter and ramp up the intensity on both ends of the court, we're pretty confident that the other team will fold before we do.
However, I am surprised that we won both of the Minnesota games in such fashion. I watched the first game after the fact, so i already knew the outcome ahead of time. but our second meeting (in san antonio) seemed like one of those games when a young, hungry team comes in and just out-hustles the older, veteran team who is kind of tired and probably looking past the game. I don't remember the exact numbers, but i know that at the end of the 3rd quarter, the Timberwolves had a sizable lead and a sizable momentum advantage and were simply just outplaying us. Frankly, I didn't think we had a comeback in us, and in years past, we never would have won that game. That's something different about this year's team.
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I am proposing the idea to reduce the $ spent on communication / reports in government and NGO sector and use that amount to open up data.
Taking from the bonos talk about Factivist. Why we cannot make Government and Non profit organizations Factivists.
Governments always claim about transparency. Even, the most corrupt Governments in Africa and Asia have high claims about transparency. It is hard to prove the corruption in Governments in the current times.
I have seen all the Governments and Non profit organizations hire highly paid communication managers and spend money in report writings. What if, all the agencies that give aid make it mandatory for all programs to spnd less on communications and report writings and use that money to make their data Opon. The data in the hands of citizens will be the key to fight corruption and promote transparency.


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My favorite quote was spoken by Eleanor Roosevelt.
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A few more notes from Paul Johnson's Tuesday news conference:
1. Johnson is O.K. with fans' expectations.
"Nobody's going to have higher expectations than I do," he said. "And anybody who knows me knows that. That's what fans do – they want to win once a week."
He went on to say the problem is that all fans' expectations are the same.
"Every place wants to win once a week," he said.
The problem is that that obviously isn't going to happen for every fan base, though I'd contend that most Tech fans aren't as frustrated by the losing as the way the team has lost.
"You just put your head down and you keep working," he said. "I don't think I've forgotten how to coach in the past two, three weeks. I hope I didn't. You just keep plugging along and hopefully you hit the other streak. That's usually what happens."
2. He gave a fairly candid assessment of the offensive line's play. Expected to be a strength this season, with four of five starters back, Johnson called it "a mixed bag." He said there have been good performances but nothing consistent. He noted injuries, notably to Will Jackson and Morgan Bailey, have kept Tech from playing with the group that it intended to have at the preseason (Ray Beno, Jackson, Jay Finch, Omoregie Uzzi, Bailey).
"They've had their moments," he said. "Have they played as good as I thought they would play to this point? Truthfully, probably not consistently, but that doesn't mean they've played poorly."
3. Johnson gave his explanation for his preference of having coordinators in the coaches' box rather than on the field. It's probably won't come as much of a surprise. The vantage point is much better and there's fewer distractions of having players around you.
The disadvantages were that being on the field gives a coach a better feel for the game and makes communication a little more complicated, in that he had to rely on another assistant to communicate his adjustments between series.
"You had time to jot down anything you wanted to talk about at halftime or adjust or go through," he said, speaking of his days as an offensive coordinator. "It was just less chaotic."
4. Johnson on not having a playmaker of the caliber of Derrick Morgan or Morgan Burnett since they left Tech following the 2009 season:
"What you would hope is that some of the younger guys will come along. Jeremiah Attaochu played really well in spurts last year. He hasn't been as productive this year for whatever reason. Jemea Thomas has played well. I mean, he's really played well. He's made some plays. So there's guys. It's not like we're null and void of players. Is Derrick Morgan out there? no. but how many Derrick Morgans have there been here? How many first-round defensive ends have been here? That's the exception more than the norm."
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October 3rd, 2012
6:28 pm
"so it's a moot point."
What's cows got to do with this?
October 3rd, 2012
6:29 pm
FMJ, you're exactly right…those from thuga on the BOR wouldn't allow it!
October 3rd, 2012
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October 3rd, 2012
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This is about what is best for Georgia, Since GT and GSU are State supported. It might help Athletics but that is not guaranteed. Don't worry, no one can take your degree away, you earned it, Your Degree is from how the University was rated at the time of the degree, it can't be degraded or upgraded due to current University standards.."
You are obviously making an assumption that I am a Georgia Tech graduate. I am not. I respect the value of a great education, and I would not like any college or university lower their standards by any course of action simply to accommodate "better" athletics.
October 3rd, 2012
6:46 pm
I'm through with Al Groh. The sooner he's gone the better.
October 3rd, 2012
8:50 pm
Did anyone at the Presser ask questions about what is CPJ's favorite fish to fry?
October 3rd, 2012
8:52 pm
After that slimeball Michael Adams lied to the legislature and started and engineering college in Athens, there is no way in hell or on God's green earth that Tech's most powerful proponents will agree to a merger with Georgia State.
It's nearly impossible to commute between the schools – that's the main reason the high rise dorms on North Ave. were taken over by Tech recently. It was too hard for GSU kids to get back and forth.
GSU and Tech merger talk is just talk. As Texans would say, big hat but NO CATTLE!
October 3rd, 2012
9:06 pm
All great accomplishments started with talk. GT and GSU merger makes sense, saves the State lots of money and any problems can be worked out. I agree the biggest opponent will be UGA grads since they have to protect their football. Funny, though, Tech has never been a football threat for 30 years, why are they so afraid of GT, and all the Georgia athletes that do not go to GT go to UGA's SEC opponents. They are shooting themselves in the foot so to speak. GT football is good for the State and brings in lots of commerce, why would they not want a GT/GSU merger.
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[...] Offensive line not meeting Johnson's expectations [...]
October 3rd, 2012
10:16 pm
[...] Offensive line not meeting Johnson's expectations [...]
October 3rd, 2012
10:59 pm
The line is not Tech's problem. Paul Johnson is. He cannot seem to understand that everyone has his offense figured out by now. When you run the same plays over and over again with the same looks, you cannot expect the same results all of the time. The blocking called for in linemen in the triple option only works when the defense treats you like a conventional offense.
October 3rd, 2012
11:18 pm
I wonder how many conventional offenses have been "figured out"? Oh, wait! I forgot! DC's can only figure out the triple (which is no more that 30% of the GT offense) option offense. They are too stupid to "figure out" the "conventional" offenses.
October 3rd, 2012
11:20 pm
@ 1 4 GT……well put !!!
October 4th, 2012
12:12 am
Go to chuckoliver dot net & read 4 articles by Taylor King about GT.
October 4th, 2012
12:31 am
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October 4th, 2012
1:18 am
@SS As long as the merger of GT & GSU become the Georgia State Hybrid Institute of Technology—-G S H I T.
October 4th, 2012
1:19 am
I meant doesn't become renamed that….sorry working through filters
October 4th, 2012
7:42 am
Ken, you don't have to warn anyone about profane or antagonistic remarks. Just ban them; you don't owe a profane person a warning. And your warnings add a real sour tone to the artlcle. Accept the comments from mature fans and reject the immature, foul mouthed ones.
October 4th, 2012
7:58 am
Enough about this nonsense of merging schools to lower academic standards to let "better" athletes in. All we need is a good recruiter. Giff Smith brought in Dwyer, Burnette, Morgan, Nesbitt, etc. Andy McCollum can't replicate his success. Basketball team does just fine landing Favors, Carter, Shumpter, etc so why can't the football team? If we land 5 good defensive stars and 3 offensive, this team would be exponentially better. 8 good recruits out of 25 (or even 15) is really not too much to ask. Stanford is able to recruit them. Do you think their standards are lower than ours?
October 4th, 2012
10:23 am
I think CPJ is doing a fabulous job, and I think GT should offer him a contract extension imediatly. The reason why GT is losing to Lesser Teams is because they are just not that good, but don't blame the coach.
October 4th, 2012
11:01 am
October 3rd, 2012
6:29 pm
That won't work!
Our QBs have been poorly developed mainly because of the way that CPJ has organized his Staff.
CPJ has organized his coaching Staff such that the B-BACKS COACH (Bohannon) also coaches the QBs.
What this does is this REDUCES the amount of coaching time that the QBs get in practice and thus de-emphasizes the QB position.
When you de-emphasize the QB position over a long time (like CPJ's entire GT tenure), then you end up with QBs that don't play well during crunch time and don't properly develop their passing mechanics.
This might be one reason WHY Vad cannot overtake TW, at other programs like at Oregon for example it doesn't take QBs as long as it does Vad or Synjin to "learn" the offense at a level that allows them to play in Games.
I was maybe the only poster or blogger that pointed this out way back in Dec. 2007 that having ONE Asst. coaching BOTH the QBs & B-backs would HURT the development of our QBs.
In CPJ's feeble mind the B-Backs coach also needs to coach QBs, so they can work on the "mesh", that right there tells you how much CPJ is committed to the forward pass and it definitely shows on game days.
The so-called "genius" of CPJ gets constantly exposed on THIS LEVEL whereas it looks great on lower, crappier levels of CFB.
I wonder where are all the posters from the old pputzoff-dot-com and gtsportstalk-dot-com that thought it was "genius" to have the B-backs coach also coach the QBs that agreed with CPJ and disagreed with WnE?
They sure are pretty QUIET now………..
How QUIET?
Quieter than a rat whizzing on cotton (is pi$$ing considered profanity?)……………that's how quiet!
October 4th, 2012
11:06 am
CPJ, you recruited them. Stop making excuses and coach, teach, and mentor your linemen. By the way, UGA will hang 70 on GT in November.


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Peach Orchard Ice Cream Recipe
South Carolina is one of the leading producers of peaches. Luckily, we live only 3 miles from a large peach orchard. This ice cream is one of my most popular uses for the luscious fruit. We can hardly wait for the harvest so we can enjoy it.
- 1 tablespoon unflavored gelatin
- 2 tablespoons cold water
- 1-1/2 cups milk
- 1 cup half-and-half cream
- 1/2 cup evaporated milk
- 2 cups sliced peeled ripe peaches
- 1-3/4 cups sugar, divided
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 1/4 teaspoon almond extract
- 1/8 teaspoon salt
- In a small microwave-safe bowl, sprinkle gelatin over cold water; let stand for 1 minute. Microwave on high for 20 seconds; stir. Let stand until gelatin is completely dissolved.
- In a large bowl, combine the gelatin, milk, cream and evaporated milk.
- In another bowl, mash the peaches with 1 cup sugar. Add the peach mixture, extracts, salt and remaining sugar to the cream mixture; stir until sugar is dissolved.
- Fill cylinder of ice cream freezer two-thirds full; freeze according to manufacturer's directions. When ice cream is frozen, transfer to a freezer container; freeze for 2-4 hours before serving. Yield: about 1 quart.
Originally published as Peach Ice Cream in Country Woman July/August 2003, p33
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Loved this ice cream, It was the best peach ice cream I've ever had. Thanks for sharing this.
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Has anyone tried this recipe using fat free half and half and fat free evaporated milk to lower the fat calories?
I'm sure you can make it with low fat ingredients, it just won't be as rich tasting.
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WASHINGTON D.C. (WTVB) - The Lion's seven decade long losing streak at Washington is finally over after 21 straight setbacks as Detroit yesterday defeated the Redskins 27-20 to improve their record to 2-and-1 while Washington slipped to 0-3. The outcome leaves the Lions in second place in the NFC North, a game behind the Chicago Bears, who improved to 3-and-0 last night with their 40-23 win at Pittsburgh. The Bears and Detroit will square off this coming Sunday at Ford Field.
Detroit quarterback Matthew Stafford threw for 385 yards to go along with two touchdowns and an interception. Calvin Johnson made seven catches for 115 yards and a TD while Nate Burleson had six grabs for 116 yards. The Lions got some help from the Redskins as quarterback Robert Griffin the Third fumbled at the end of a 21-yard yard run deep into Detroit territory with the score tied in the fourth quarter. And an apparent 57-yard Washington touchdown pass in the final period that would have put the Redskins ahead was overturned on replay which showed the receiver failed to keep the ball from coming loose as he hit the ground in the end zone.
On the injury front, Lions defensive tackle Jason Jones ruptured his left patella tendon in the second quarter and is out for the year while running back Reggie Bush hopes to be back for the Bears' game after sitting out yesterday with a left knee injury.
The other two teams in the NFC North both lost yesterday. Green Bay dropped to 1-and-2 with a 34-30 loss at Cincinnati while the Minnesota Vikings are 0-and-3 after they fell at home 31-to-27 to Cleveland.
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In the spirit of Thanksgiving, we decided to compile a little list of personal care products that we're most thankful for: five each for guys and gals. Trust us: There are plenty more we could list, but you'd be reading this until Thanksgiving. If we missed your favorite lotion, gel, toothpaste, deodorant, shampoo, etc., please sound off below!
What: Clinique 3-step skin care routine
Why: The simple 3-step process of Cleanse, Exfoliate and Moisturize is easy on your skin, memory and wallet. Apply twice a day in the morning and before bed. If you feel your skin's a bit too dry, switch off to just once a day.
What: Dove Ultimate GoFresh antiperspirant deodorant
Why: Let's face it, ladies: We can sweat pretty good sometimes. Dove's deodorant works very well at keeping you dry and smelling good. And it's sensitive on those sensitive underarms. (Our fave is the Cool Essentials cucumber and green tea scent.)
What: Atopalm Moisturizing Cream
Why: Our Eats editor swears by this stuff. "I suffer from severely dry skin, especially in the winter, and I haven't had a problem since I started using this a year ago," she says.
What: Nivea soothing lip care
Why: Our lips are the first to feel the effects of the changing seasons. And did you know that cracked lips can actually be gateways for infection? (Check out more on that here). So taking care of your lips is uber important. We love the silky smoothness we get from Nivea's A Kiss of Milk and Honey Soothing Lip Care. The other varieties add a hint of other flavors and some subtle touches of color to gloss up your look.
What: Schick Quattro for Women disposable razors
Why: While it's fiscally prudent to have a reusable razor hanging around your bathroom, disposable razors are great for having with you in case of shaving emergencies. Throw them in a bag for traveling or keep them around for a quick trim when needed. We like the feel we get from Shick's Quattro line.
What: Burberry cologne
Why: It's definitely no Sex Panther, but the subtle, natural smell of Burberry cologne doesn't overpower the nostrils. There are plenty of options to choose from, but you really can't go wrong. 60% of the time, it works every time.
What: Old Spice deodorant
Why: Because pit stains are embarrassing. Old Spice smells good and will last all day — something that's much appreciated by anyone around you. The classic scents don't overpower and work well with other scents you might be throwing on.
What: Philips Norelco trimmers
Why: The G370 multigroom grooming kit in particular is easy on the wallet and comes with tons of attachments, including several options for beards, a moustache trimmer and even nose, ear and eyebrow trimmers. It's an all-in-one that'll keep you looking groomed and well kempt.
What: Art of Shaving
Why: The Art of Shaving (a Procter & Gamble brand) has literally everything you would need for shaving. Some of the stock's a bit pricey, but consider it an investment. They even offer straight blades for purchase. We'd love to see some old-school barber shop action. Just don't turn into Sweeney Todd, please.
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Matt Murnane Defending champion Adam Scott has claimed a share of the lead after the first two rounds at Royal Melbourne.
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Scott Spits Overnight leader Matthew Guyatt has fired a three-under par 69 to race into strong contention to be the midway leader of the Australian Masters at Kingston Heath.
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Victorian Stuart Appleby fired a six-under-par final round of 65 to win the $1.5 million Australian Masters by one shot at Melbourne's Victoria Golf Club on Sunday.
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Cowherd has taught for 34 years in Bowling Green schools. She was a teacher at Dishman-McGinnis Elementary from 1972 to 1978 and at Parker-Bennett-Curry Elementary from 1980 to present.
She received her bachelor's degree in 1972, master's degree in 1974, and Rank I certification in 1976; all from WKU.
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Please read all the policies before you initiate the process. Although our program is designed for the students and staff of the University, it may not fit everyone's needs. We are here to provide consistent care and education for your children, not to operate as a drop in center.
Once you have read and agreed to the stipulations, please return the signed application form, indicating which semester you expect to begin, to the Child Care Center at Campus School North. (Click here for a campus map.)
When a space becomes available for your child in the appropriate class, you will be asked to pay a registration fee to secure that space. Parent and child will be scheduled for an intake visit to see the program and discuss any questions. At this point, you will receive a packet of forms to fill out before your child starts, and a parent guide that has information about curriculum, schedules, etc. You will be asked to sign that you have read the information and agree to the policies of the child care center.
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The Center is divided into age groups, each of which shares a self-contained classroom. A balanced program includes structured work periods, adequate time for developmental play, rest and a variety of art, music and social science experiences. The Center fosters the development of fundamental skills, both affective and cognitive, through active, age-appropriate, hands- on activities.
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Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca will become the seventh track to host the National Championship event in the Runoffs' 50-year history, and marks the return of the Runoffs to the West Coast for the first time since the now-closed Riverside International Raceway in 1968. The SCCA National Championship Runoffs has crowned Club Racing National Champions in a winner-take-all, single race format since 1964. Through 24 separate races over three days, the 2013 edition will crown champions in 28 Runoffs-eligible classes.
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Cycling activities New Forest. This stunning National Park offers you, with your bike, over 100 miles of Forestry Commission owned off road cycle tracks.
Cycling activities New Forest is an ideal place to raise funds for charity in a safe, mainly road free environment, close to wildlife, it is also very exhilarating and allows you to experience the forest in more detail. The photo above shows sixth form students enjoying a sponsored ride out on off road tracks whilst raising funds for The Libra Foundation. Find out more about The Libra Foundation and how you may be able to help raise funds for children in Romania through a sponsored New Forest cycle.
What better way to really experience and explore this beautiful area? Here are some of my personal recommendations for your New Forest cycling adventure on two (or more!)wheels. The main areas I've covered here are: Brockenhurst, Bolderwood, Burley, Lyndhurst and Fordingbridge and the N.W. area.
Here's what my Cycling activities New Forest info can offer you, from my personal recommendations
If you need to hire a bike it couldn't be simpler. Cyclexperience offer two locations in Brockenhurst, both close to the railway station so you can come by train or car.
You can hire or even buy your bike here and as much gear as you might need.
Find out more from my Cyclexperience in Brockenhurst page
Country Lanes is an active travel company for your cycling activities in the New Forest. They are based in a railway carriage right beside the Brockenhurst railway track!
As well as hiring a bike here you can book your cycling holiday.
Here's what they offer
Find out more from my Country Lanes New Forest bike hire page
This is a very popular village too for cycling activities in the forest. It has lots of lovely trails to follow to really enjoy the New Forest up close!
Forest Leisure Cycle Hire in Burley offer
Find out more from my Forest Leisure Cycling Activities Hire page
Burley village is well known for its witches, as you will see from some of the shops when you arrive.
It's also got some good Tea Rooms I can recommend
Before you visit, Ordnance Survey Explorer OL22 is the best map to buy. Lots of details and covers the surrounding towns and villages too.
Cycling activities in the New Forest in this area means being away from the main tourist areas and one of my favourite places for New Forest cycling .
It is a quieter area and so you should encounter less traffic as you puff up and down the hills on your bike. I often meet families having a wonderful day out.
The road traffic that you may encounter is mainly local people just getting about and so you should be able to stop easily, park the bike and have a good look at the animals. If you don't see a donkey on this cycle, I'll be surprised.
The best place to hire a bike for a great day out in this area is at the Sandy Balls Holiday Centre, one of the best New Forest cycling and bike hire centres for all the family. Your cycling activities in the New Forest will be well covered here.
If you arrive with your own bike they are also great at bike repairs...... and for biking gear too.
Why does your chain break at the furthest point from home when you're out - usually after you've just left the pub?
Find out more from my Sandy Balls New Forest Bike Hire page or do you want to go directly to Sandy Balls Bike Hire?
You can even base your holiday at the Sandy Balls Holiday Centre if you want. Discover my lodges recommendations and ready tents pitches, and you can use their great leisure facilities, if you decide to stay here for your cycling activities in the New Forest.
Add to all this the beautiful woodland surroundings and cycling will be just one of the New Forest activities you do if you stay here. The New Forest Tour sightseeing bus picks up at Sandy Balls, during the summer only and you can take your bike. It's a great way to see the New Forest from an open top sightseeing bus.
My Suggested Routes gives more details of just some of the tracks and trails you can chose to follow for your Cycling activities in the New Forest. I explain how long, how hard and where they start and finish. You can also use the cycling activities routes below to discover the New Forest up close!
The New Forest District Council site has some good maps and trails for you to follow.
Route One
Brockenhurst to Lyndhurst - near Hollands Wood Campsite
Route Two
Lyndhurst to East Boldre
Route Three
Brockenhurst to Rhinefield Tall Trees
Route Four
Brockenhurst to Rhinefield and New Park (circular) - passes Aldridge Hill Campsite
Code of Conduct for you and your bike on the New Forest
this is a large document and loads quite slowly so you may want to ignore it! You can always get lots of helpful details of other New Forest activities on offer at the various information points in the New Forest.
Before you set off on your cycling activities in the New Forest visit Ordnance Survey. Explorer OL22 is the best map to buy. Lots of details and covers the surrounding towns and villages too.
Here are some top routes which can be included in your holiday if you want to go further afield than the New Forest for your cycling experience.
Isle of Wight
The troll trail between Merstone and Shide is well surfaced, traffic free, and perfect for children who love magic and trolls. The trail has troll carvings and other types of art for them to take in all along the trail - and a good excuse for a break as you all get your breath back.
This is flattish and a round the island cycle, which means 62 miles so you must be fit and have a good bike. The sights are to die for and you wont believe where you are.
Discover all the routes, get maps and ideas for your great time out on the Isle of Wight island cycle experience.
The North Wiltshire Rivers Route is quite long, at 25 miles but also includes some magic! It is on quiet lanes and off roads near Lacock Abbey, where Harry Potter was filmed.
You'll also see the Cherhill White Horse and Avebury Stone circle, so magic indeeed. Find out more Wiltshire Routes
The Purbeck Ride includes wonderful coastal views, history including Corfe castle and rural idylls. This is a 47 miles ride and so is not for the novice.
Find out more about The Purbeck Ride
If you meet anything like this get off and run!
Only kidding, like all the cycling activities New Forest I'll recommend, a day on your bikes is just another one where you need to be aware of the animals and take care when out on your bike. Hopefully you can choose cycling as one of the New Forest activities to do when you visit the forest and take home a truly memorable experience and not too many saddle sores!
Hire the bike, choose the route, put on your biking gear and include a pub stop and you'll have a day to remember.
Happy New Forest cycling! Enjoy your cycling activities in the New Forest and take home memories to remember forever.
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Unsolicited written materials delivered to a premises shall be placed:
Where permitted, in a distribution box located on or adjacent to the premises; or
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Bhutan's accession to the Ramsar Convention
The Secretariat is delighted to welcome Bhutan to the Ramsar family as its 161st Contracting Party - UNESCO has confirmed that the instrument of accession and the names and maps of three Wetlands of International Importance were received on 7 May, so that the Convention will come into force for Bhutan on 7 September 2012. Official data on the Ramsar Information Sheets for the Ramsar Sites Database is still being prepared by the government, but in the meantime we have some brief descriptions of the three fascinating sites from the Royal Society for the Protection of Nature (RSPN). [31/05/2012]
Two new Ramsar Sites in the USA
The United States has designated two interesting new sites for the List of Wetlands of International Importance, both effective as of World Wetlands Day, 2 February 2012: Congaree National Park in the southern state of South Carolina and The Emiquon Complex in Illinois, comprising three existing protected areas, the Chautauqua National Wildlife Refuge, the Emiquon National Wildlife Refuge, and Emiquon Preserve that are owned and managed by the US Fish and Wildlife Service and The Nature Conservancy respectively. Further details. [30/05/12]
Who's Where?
Paul Ouédraogo, Senior Advisor for Africa is in Orlando, Florida, USA, from 2 - 8 June 2012 to attend the 9th Intecol International Wetlands Conference, coordinated by University of Florida/IFAS. He will be presenting a PPT on "Wetland policy development in Rwanda: from wetland inventory to legislation of sustainable use". [31/05/12]
For more old Ramsar Secretariat travel news, see also 'Who Was Where', 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011 , 2012
Yesterday's News
Celebrating wetlands in Vietnam
The 4th Forum on "Nature and culture conservation for the sustainable development of the Mekong Delta" was held on 21 May 2012 in the city of Cao Lanh, Dong Thap province, Vietnam. On the following day, a ceremony was organised to celebrate the Listing of Tram Chim National Park as the country's 4th Ramsar Site and the number 2,000 site worldwide. More [29/05/12]
Water and Wetlands in the Mediterranean – the next 20 years
At the time when the global Ramsar family meets in Bucharest for COP11 in July 2012, wetland specialists from around the Mediterranean Sea will gather for their 11th meeting of the Mediterranean Wetlands Committee, the governing body of MedWet, the longest established Ramsar regional initiative that was originally conceived in 1991. On this occasion, nearly 300 participants looked back at the achievements of this regional programme of cooperation for water-related ecosystems during a major conference in Agadir, Morocco, last February. More [23/05/12]
The International Day for Biological Diversity, 22 May 2012 - Message from Anada Tiéga, Secretary General of the Ramsar Convention
Every 22 May, the Ramsar Convention on Wetlands joins in worldwide celebrations of the International Day for Biological Diversity – an opportunity for the Convention to reaffirm its commitment to the importance of wetlands for the planet's biodiversity and human wellbeing, as well as its active engagement with the Convention on Biological Diversity.
The theme for this year, "Marine Biodiversity", underlines the need to actively engage in maintaining marine and coastal biodiversity in a world where pressures on coastal regions for economic development are particularly high. An estimated 60% of the world's human population live on or close to the coast, which is directly or indirectly causing many stresses affecting sustainability in the coastal zone, such as loss of habitat, increased pollution, accelerated sea-level rise, and interruption of flow of water and sediments. Many of these problems seriously affect coastal wetlands and their capacity to continue to provide vital functions for people and biodiversity in these areas. More [22/05/12]
Briefing Note on wetland restoration
The fourth entry in the Ramsar Scientific and Technical Review Panel's Briefing Notes series is The benefits of wetland restoration, by Sasha Alexander, STRP Representative of the Society for Ecological Restoration, and Robert J. McInnes, STRP Representative of the Society of Wetland Scientists. The 20-page paper reviews the importance of wetland ecosystem services and the role of restoration in maintaining them, with brief case studies, describes methods of prioritizing potential restoration projects, and provides a wealth of links to additional materials. (PDF) [18/05/12]
World Migratory Bird Day 2012 highlights the close relationship between birds and people
World Migratory Bird Day 2012 will be celebrated this weekend (on 12 – 13 May) with the theme "Migratory birds and people – together through time". World Migratory Bird Day (WMBD) is a global awareness-raising campaign being jointly organised by AEWA and the Convention on Migratory Species (CMS) and other key partners highlighting the need for the protection of migratory birds and their habitats.
Since World Migratory Bird Day began in 2006, events have been carried out in 104 countries with public events such as bird festivals, education programmes and birdwatching excursions being carried out to celebrate World Migratory Bird Day. Details of this event and many others taking place around the world can be found on the WMBD website: www.worldmigratorybirdday.org. [10/05/12]
COP11 Draft Resolutions translated in Arabic and Russian languages
To facilitate and promote participation of Contracting Parties from Arabic and Russian speaking regions in the 11th Conference of the Contracting Parties to the Convention (COP11), the Ramsar Secretariat has made unofficial translations of all the COP11 Draft Resolutions with generous financial support from the Satogaeri (Homecoming) Ink Jet Cartridge Recycling Project through UNEP. All the translations will be available on the COP11 webpage by mid-June 2012.
For Arabic translations please visit this link: www.ramsar.org/COP11-DRs-Arabic/
For Russian translation, please visit this link: www.ramsar.org/COP11-DRs-Russian/
Important note: Since Arabic and Russian are not official languages of the Convention, the translations are considered UNOFFICIAL. [09/05/12]
New publication: Wetlands and culture in Japan
A new publication from Wetlands International, Japan, brings together some key findings on wetlands and culture. This 72-page, full-colour publication provides a brief introduction to their definition of wetland culture and explains the rationale of the three groups, and then presents 33 selected cases studies. More [08/05/12]
Ramsar Convention and the University of Senghor, Alexandria (Egypt): Joint Action Course on African Wetlands
Since 1st May 2012, twelve students from the University of Senghor of Alexandria (Egypt) are attending a course on wetlands issues in several Francophone African countries. More [07/05/12]
France designates network of 14 Caribbean ponds
The Secretariat is delighted to announce that France has designated its 41st Wetland of International Importance, called "Zones humides et marines de Saint-Martin", a Protected Biotope and Nature Reserve on the Caribbean island of Saint-Martin. Read more. [01/05/12]
Finland opens new wetland centre at the Liminganlahti Ramsar Site
First declared a Ramsar Site in 2004, this 12,275-hectare bay is the perfect site for a state-of-the-art wetland centre. It is a bird watchers paradise but also a place of beauty for those who simply enjoy open, natural spaces. The opening of the centre took place on the 27th April with a keynote speech from the Secretary of State in the Ministry of the Environment, Katarliina Poskiparts, who expressed her hopes for its long-term success locally, nationally and internationally. The centre is focussed on Liminganlahti wetland and how it changes throughout the year, with hands-on exhibits, wonderful photographs and illustrations, a fascinating look at traditional fishing activities as well as a gift shop and restaurant. The opening on the 27th was followed on the 28th by an international photo exhibtion that attracted over 2,500 visitors. More [01/05/2012]


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New safeguards to catch parking tickets mailed to innocent drivers
Several months after a WTOP Ticketbuster investigation into erroneous parking tickets getting mailed to innocent people, the District's top parking enforcement agency is making changes.
Handwritten tickets still pose problems in D.C.
Although Metropolitan Police Department officers write less than five percent of all parking tickets, a majority of them are handwritten and prone to higher error rates.
ParkMobile comes to the rescue in D.C.
As an inspector general's report uncovers widespread confusion within the District of Columbia surrounding broken parking meters, one solution to the problem is growing in popularity: ParkMobile.
Can you park at a broken parking meter?
If you find a great parking space in front of a broken parking meter, can you park there? The answer is complicated.
MPD changes ticket policy after OIG report
What happens when someone steals your license plate, then speeds past a camera? In Washington D.C., you could get a ticket, or possibly several tickets.
Ticketbuster: Parked at a broken meter in D.C.? Confusion rules the day
When you park at a broken meter in the District of Columbia, what should you do? Can you report it broken and legally remain there? These questions confuse not only drivers but D.C. officials as well.
Ticketbuster: Md. and Va. residents get tickets in D.C. during overnight hours
If you park overnight in D.C., you can get a ticket if you don't have a D.C. license plate. It's an issue for Maryland and Virginia residents frequently brought to WTOP Ticketbuster's attention.
Ticketbuster: Woman gets tickets for license plates that don't exist
Since 2010, a Maryland driver has been getting parking tickets in the mail from D.C. for different cars with a vanity plate, none of which belong to her.
Red top parking meters coming to D.C. later this year
Red top meters, reserved for handicapped drivers, are being installed, tested and expected in D.C.
D.C. police remove speed camera from inside Md. line
A WTOP investigation has uncovered one of D.C.'s speed cameras was actually operating in Prince George's County, Maryland, which could be illegal under D.C. law.
Ticketbuster: When parking signs are wrong, pictures are your best friend
One month after a woman received a ticket on a block with multiple incorrect parking signs, a judge has thrown out the ticket and waived all fines against her.
DDOT: No need to feed the meter outside Nationals Park on 4th
Are you driving to the Nationals game on July 4th? You won't need to feed the meters outside the ballpark.
Conflicting parking signs in D.C.? Sorry, you're still guilty (Videos)
Lisa Foreman got a ticket, even though she parked under a green sign. Now she wants the fine rescinded.
Lease a car? Beware on your next toll road trip
For drivers who lease their vehicle, toll bills might not ever arrive in their mail box and if they do, there might be extra fees tacked on because of how the cars are registered as one Fredericksburg woman learned.
New rules for parking, Segways and bicycles on Capitol Hill
More traffic equals more regulation at the National Mall.
Ticketbuster: DDOT issues incorrect rush-hour ticket, stands by decision
Eric Rosenberg is appealing a rush-hour restriction ticket he received while parked on Wisconsin Avenue in Glover Park. He says he was parked in the southbound lanes and wasn't violating any restrictions, which were in place for outbound traffic at the time.
495 Express Lanes trip cost woman $10,000
A Northern Virginia woman who took 11 trips on the 495 Express Lanes is being charged more than $10,000 in tolls, administrative fees, court costs and civil penalties.
Morningside takes down suspect speed cameras
A small town in Prince George's County under pressure over its speed cameras has decided to remove them from the road, at least temporarily.
Ticketbuster: Prince George's County hopes to avoid mistaken ID
Prince George's County wants to make sure delinquent ticket citations are legit.
Ticketbuster: A picture is worth a thousand words with D.C. parking tickets (Photos)
WTOP Ticketbuster has found several instances in which D.C. has not checked ticket photos to catch errors.
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The 37-year-old Gonzalez joins Jerry Rice as the only players to reach the 200-game milestone. The San Francisco 49ers great holds the record with a catch in 274 consecutive games.
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|Thankful for many things; even weather
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In the immortal words of Sylvester Stone, always a true family man: "I want to thank you for letting me be myself again."
This seems like a fitting introduction for a treatise on one of the true family holidays. If you love your family and, even more importantly, get along with them (not always the same thing).
Thanksgiving is a wonderful holiday. If not, well, they make funny movies about those families.
Most people are able to put aside their differences for Thanksgiving because, other than arguing over leftovers, you can avoid the spats that often plague Christmas, particularly over the quality of gifts received vs. those given.
Thanking someone is a wonderful gesture, unless it's not. We've all given hollow thanks before (well, at least I admit it), but not on Thanksgiving. I
t's a day to appreciate friends and family, although for many it's a day of hard work in the kitchen.
One night last week, I came home from work and greeted my wife with my usual cheery countenance. She looked at me and asked, "Why are you so happy?" I really didn't have an answer for her other than she had probably been paying bills that day and that never puts her in a cheery mood. Fortunately, as the great writer Billy Clyde Puckett might have said, "Life its own self makes me happy." That's reason enough to be thankful.
I am greatly thankful for my wife because, as I mentioned, she pays said bills even though she knows it will put her in a bad mood.
I could do the bills and still remain in a jovial mood because I'm pretty immature about the whole money process. I like the way we are doing it, so I'm thankful for my loving wife.
I'm thankful for my brother and sister-in-law because ever since our family outgrew my boyhood home, they've hosted Thanksgiving.
I enjoy entertaining people at my house, but I love being entertained even more. Is that selfish? Probably, but effusive thanks usually works for me.
I'm thankful for the variety of weather we live with in this area. You may look at me as if I'm crazy, but except for when I stand outside my car and pump gasoline, and that may have more to do with the price of petrol than the temperature, I can live with the varying temperatures.
I'm thankful for my kid's kid. Last week I was sitting in a restaurant when my granddaughter sat on my lap for 15 minutes.
This child has never sat on my lap for longer than 15 seconds, so imagine my delight. I was enjoying it so much I almost forgave her for her preference for a barre over a backboard.
Lastly, thank you, faithful readers, for your patience with me and your interest in this column.
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Sioux Falls, SD (KELO AM) - Sioux Falls Parks and Recreation invites you to celebrate the summer with entertainment each Saturday evening now through August 30, 2014. Sounds at the Falls shows begin at 7 p.m. every Saturday this summer, weather permitting.
Sounds at the Falls is a free event in an outdoor venue located at the historic Queen Bee Mill in Falls Park. Some seating is available, and guests are encouraged to bring blankets or lawn chairs.
The 2014 lineup includes:
June 7 Hegg Brothers (eclectic)
June 14 The Apostles (jazz standards)
June 21 Elisabeth Hunstad (jazz)
June 28 Union Grove Pickers (American/folk)
July 5 Nikko McFadden (hip-hop/R&B)
July 12 Toby Kane Band (acoustic rock)
July 19 Wolfram (metal/punk)
July 26 Mrs. Begley's Boys ('70s rock)
August 2 Goodroad Band (pop/rock)
August 9 Hometown Glow (American blues and soul)
August 16 The Nearly Wild Band (country)
August 23 Mark 7 (jazz)
August 30 V-The Noble One (hip-hop)
To receive updates on Parks and Recreation activities, visit www.facebook.com/siouxfallsparksor www.twitter.com/siouxfallsparks. More information, including a downloadable copy of the summer Activities Guide, can be found at www.siouxfalls.org/parks or call 605-367-8222.


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LONDON (AP) -- British police have used batons and riot shields to hold back protesters trying to storm the Syrian Embassy in London for the second time in one day.
Earlier Saturday, demonstrators stormed the embassy after Syrian forces reportedly killed more than 200 people in the city of Homs. Police said six people were arrested in that incident.
Protesters regrouped and gathered force later in the day, breaking through police barriers and chanting "We want to close the embassy!"
Police brought in sandbags and riot gear to regain control of the surging crowd, which lobbed objects at the embassy, situated near Buckingham Palace.
Demonstrators against Syrian President Bashar Assad have stormed five embassies in Europe and the Middle East.