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Yorkshire and Hampshire lead promotion charge
Division two of the LV County Championship is a division clubs do not want to be in. Counties are desperate for promotion which leads to poor pitches prepared to provide results. Draws will not get you promoted. In division one, the pitches tend to be much better as no one wants to risk losing games and getting relegated.
Last year, division two experimented with the Teflix ball which didn't work. The ball swung around way too much, favouring the likes of Surrey's Tim Linley, Essex's David Masters and Middlesex's Tim Murtagh, who all bowl at under 75mph.
My first tip for promotion from division two is my old club Yorkshire, a team that was too good to get relegated in the first place. Yorkshire are one of those teams that, if things don't go their way, can get stuck in a rut and don't seem able to find a way out.
This year could be different as new coach Jason Gillespie will bring a fresh approach and his enthusiasm will rub off on some of our younger players. He's a great character who was hugely respected when he represented Yorkshire as a player and I'm excited about his appointment.
Over the last few years, Yorkshire have relied on Jacques Rudolph and Anthony McGrath too much. This showed last year when Rudolph was only here short-term and McGrath had a poor season. This year we need more from skipper Andrew Gale, Joseph Root and McGrath.
The quality of Aussie test opener Phil Jaques will be needed and expectations are high for the exciting Jonathan Bairstow.
The seam attack is not as strong as Yorkshire bowling normally is. Ajmal Shazad needs to stay fit and show the talent England recognized only 18 months ago.
With Tim Bresnan probably representing England this summer, they will need wickets from the talented-yet-under-achieving leg spinner Adil Rashid.
Hampshire are another team who were probably too good to get relegated from division one. The reason they did was their seam attack was not great and hadn't been strengthened since Dominic Cork retired.
They missed Dimitri Mascarenhas a lot last year but he's back fit and firing. They also expect a lot from their young spinner Danny Briggs. If Kabir Ali stays fit, Hampshire will be back where they belong, challenging in division one.
On the batting front, Hampshire have plenty. They've signed Simon Katich to partner opener Michael Carberry who, after a serious illness last year, returned in fantastic form scoring an unbelievable 300 against Yorkshire. Carberry will probably be England's next opener after Andrew Strauss decides he's had enough. Jimmy Adams is a tough left hander who tends to be consistent. They will need runs from the young 21-year-old Liam Dawson.
Outside challenges for promotion should come from Kent or Essex. I'm going to upset my old club and say Kent seem more likely to challenge. They have strengthened and signed players to suit their pitch conditions. The ball tends to swing around at Canterbury so in come Charlie Shreck from Nottinghamshire and Mark Davies from Durham to join Simon Cook.
With the bat, Kent can rely on the usual brilliance of Rob Key. They have added a bit of steel to their line-up with the loan signing of Scott Newman from Middlesex, Michael Powell from Glamorgan and West Indian cricketer Brendon Nash, the latter no doubt a pick of new coach, ex-West Indian legend Jimmy Adams.
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Good news! Europe has a solution to the Euro meltdown.
Bad news! Their solution is to stop telling you bad news.
The European Union's executive may ask for powers to censor credit ratings for countries in crisis.
"These rating agencies should probably be considered one of the causes of this crisis," said Michel Barnier, the former French foreign minister who is now the EU commissioner in charge of regulating finance."Well, no, actually. It is European Union politicians trying to make a single currency work across a continent with fast and slow growing countries without having a system to transfer wealth from the rich to the poor.
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Oh, autocorrect, you really never do get old, do you? Whether you're changing completely innocuous words into something sexual, or ... changing completely innocuous words into something sexual, you're always hilarious. But you're even more when when parents are involved.
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If you're a fan of Hockey East, the final two weekends of the regular season are marked off on the calendar, as the excitement picks up around the league rinks and teams jockey for playoff position.
This year, in particular, is as exciting as it gets, with six playoff spots still up for grabs and only one team, Providence, officially eliminated from playoff contention. There will be plenty of scoreboard watching throughout New England and every game is important. Only New Hampshire and Boston College have clinched playoff spots, so plenty is at stake.
We'll start at the top of the standings, where the New Hampshire Wildcats still hold serve, leading the Boston College Eagles by just two points.
UNH has a home and home with Northeastern this weekend, and while UNH has been fantastic all season, the Huskies have defended Matthews Arena well, and a sweep for Dick Umile's club is no easy task. Northeastern will be looking to bounce back from a 7-1 defeat at the hands of the Eagles on Sunday, while UNH comes off a three point weekend against Vermont. With a red-hot BC nipping at its heels and a final-weekend clash with the Eagles beginning next Friday, UNH can't afford to drop four points. A BC loss, coupled with a UNH sweep, gives the Wildcats the regular season crown.
Meanwhile, Northeastern has even more on the line this weekend, as they have yet to clinch a playoff spot and trail rival Boston University by a point for the fourth seed and home-ice advantage in the quarterfinals. The Huskies need a bounce-back performance after that crushing loss to BC, and in particular goaltender Chris Rawlings needs a big game. Fortunately for Northeastern, Rawlings has stepped up against the top teams that come into Matthews Arena. He'll have plenty to handle with Player of the Year candidate Bobby Butler in town.
Second-place BC hosts a struggling UMass-Amherst club on Friday night, and it's a must-win for the Eagles if they want to control their own destiny next weekend. In the last two games, BC has outscored its opponents, 14-1, and has only lost twice at home this season. Meanwhile, the Minutemen sit tied for sixth place with UMass-Lowell and four points out of third place. However, Toot Cahoon's squad are losers of five straight and seven of their last eight, and are in serious danger of missing the playoffs after a hot start. UMass will be looking to James Marcou and Casey Wellman to right the ship against a high-powered BC offense.
The team UMass is tied with, Lowell, plays a home-and-home with cellar-dwellers Providence, which in reality should be an easy four points for the Riverhawks. However, Providence is playing well, coming off a split with BU last weekend. Lowell split with Maine last weekend, and it has the benefit of playing three of its last four games at home. Lowell was picked by many to win the league this year, and will look for its huge senior class to close out the season strong and push for home-ice.
The team that currently owns the fourth seed, BU, travels to Burlington for a weekend clash with Vermont on Friday and Sunday. BU has played well at Vermont in recent years and four points will give them a leg-up on clinching home-ice. The weekend means a little bit more for ninth-place Vermont, as they trail a red-hot Merrimack by a point for the final playoff spot. Vermont played well at UNH last weekend and deserved more than the one point they earned. Vermont loses its tiebreaker with Merrimack, so every point is extra crucial as if the Catamounts finish tied with the Warriors, Merrimack plays on while Vermont sits home.
Speaking of the Warriors, Mark Dennehy's club is certainly not used to being in the playoff mix with two weeks left in the regular season, but the Warriors are in good shape to make the playoffs for the first time since 2003-04. They host Maine this weekend, and the Warriors have been great at home, going 11-1-2 at Lawler Arena. Merrimack will be rooting hard for BU, and if the Terriers cooperate and Merrimack handles its business at home, the Warriors will be in the driver's seat for a playoff spot.
All in all, it will be an exciting weekend of hockey, and we'll have a better idea of what the playoff picture looks like come next weekend. We'll have coverage from around the league here this weekend, and be sure to check back next Friday for a preview of next weekend's action.


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Super quickly drawn doodle comic of a very important realization.
Black Floofball with eyes.
Soot sprite
always reblog this cat.
Yeah yeah guys. Guess, who has finally a theme to blog something. right, Judick Bieber.
Nah, just a joke, calm down.
This is actually something I wanted to talk so long about but I never felt in the right to critique any style of an artist, 'cause I was not skilled enough or I was to shy or whatever (but I was really bitching about Arina Tanemura before, I'm sorry) I think I should change that so I tear up my mouth hard.
First: I have no idea if Amano-san is male or female. I guess male so I will talk about "him" in the whole post. Sorry, if I am wrong. google doesn't tell me anything.
Okay, now here it comes. We all know Shiro Amano through the Kingdom Hearts manga he drew. In the beginning his style was flowing and has more deepness with its own beauty in my opinion (I just talk about the manga style itself and not his colored illustrations, that's an other thing)
Have few samples as reminder:
now through the years his style rides a completely different line if I can say that. it has less detail in the characters (not in the backgrounds, these has still the same detail, but he uses less screentones now) also the lineart got bit stiffer if you know what I mean
A good point is that the comedy in the manga keeps a high level. It even is funnier than the first Kingdom Hearts manga series and this I do really appreciate.
I mean I can be wrong, it is still just my opinion and I don't want to bitchin'. It was just a thinking and what I thought in the last Kingdom Hearts manga I've read currently (which was 358/2 days vol 3)
Shira Amano is still a good artist after all but I want share my opinion that I think the old style is way better than the one yet. It is almost a pity that it lost so much of the old style but hey. If he and the fans does feel good with it, it's everything alrighty. But I would like to know what you guys think. Do you mind? Do you think it's better now, or do you share my opinion? Is there something else (but please no fuckshit like "what do you know? you aren't even on that high level like amano-sama omfg!!!!!!!")?
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I really like this song
i think one of the hottest things about makoto is that he's so chilled out and kind and sweet…but remember this?
i have a feeling that he would be quite capable of beating the shit outta someone if they really…really pissed him off, said something mean about one of his friends or whatever
and that's pretty dang hot.
can he take his shirt off before that too
When Makoto does that thing with his face
The wife smile
makoto you cute big majestic motherfricker
Momoiro Clover Z to sing both opening & ending of new anime
Wow, how long I was not here?
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My dear Escria
Thanks you've spam me with VanXion
I hate you ♥
Love, Raku (◡‿◡✿)
OH MY GOSH. IT'S MINEEEEE ALL MINEEEEE GWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!! thank you raku <3 Love and hate are similar :3
My comic; "Introversion" is finished! Please go to the main page of my blog to read it in full size (the text is kinda small)
I really hope you'll like it!
These are only a few photos of what's happening in Brazil. We will not tolerate power abuse. We will change. The media shut down 3g signals around the conflict areas, along with radio signals. The TV is only covering the parts that stain the people's reputation, the public. The TV's being puppeteered by FIFA and big shot politicians. Don't come to Brazil. Don't support FIFA. We don't need world cups, and we won't have. The revolution will not be televised. Please signal boost this for the world to see what's going on.
UPDATE: Our president, Dilma Rousseff, is threatening to shut down internet in the whole country, due to (but not only) recently getting booed by the whole stadium (60k people more or less) while declaring open the confederations cup. This is not okay. This is untolerable. We live in a democracy. We want our rights. Again, please, Signal boost this.
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The turbine, funded by a $1.5 million grant from the Xcel Energy Renewable Development Fund, was to be completed this spring. However, due to complications in the grant process, St. Olaf will not be seeing the turbine until this time next year.
In addition, there has been a recent surge in demand for turbines. According to Pete Sandberg, assistant vice president for facilities, a federal tax break on renewable energy projects was approved as an attachment to a recent piece of legislation.
"When that happened," he said, "many commercial wind projects that were dependent on this $.015 per kilowatt hour payment took off while we were still waiting for final approval, and now the wait for a new order is nearly a year."
Sandberg, who has been the main force behind the St. Olaf turbines development, acknowledges the involvement of others in the evolution of the project. Students and faculty explored the idea of a turbine through research and class discussions. Support also came from Renew Northfield, a non-profit organization started by one of the college librarians, Bruce Anderson, to advocate local sources of renewable energy.
"Many of us have been looking for ways to reduce the carbon impact of the campus, and this [the turbine] is one of the best ways," Sandberg said.
Instead of being sold to the utility company, the electricity generated by the wind turbine will be used directly on campus.
Sandberg explained that the turbine will be 41 percent efficient, meaning that the wind on campus "is adequate to get 41 percent of the total potential power that the turbine could generate if the wind blew at a certain rate all of the time."
Generally 40 percent is considered to be very good, and 41 percent is unusual for the Northfield area.
The turbine is expected to generate 5.8 million of the 18 million kilowatt hours (kwh) of electricity consumed annually by the campus.
Sandberg predicts that the turbine will cut St. Olafs carbon dioxide emissions by 25 percent and save the school about $200,000.
However, he also cautioned that the turbines presence is not an excuse for waste.
"All this does not mean we have free electricity and dont have to be careful about consumption," he said. "We need the savings to help make the whole college work as well as it can."
Sandberg added that using extra power would not be in the spirit of St. Olaf's goal of a greener campus. "If we ratcheted up our consumption to 5,000,000 kwh just because it looks like we could, that would actually be a negative impact on overall effort," he said.
The turbine will sit in a field about a quarter mile west of Ytterboe Hall. Work on the turbines wiring, foundation and connection to the campus system will occur over the summer, Sandberg said, ensuring that everything will be ready to go when the turbine arrives.
The wind turbine project is one of several environmentally friendly initiatives at St. Olaf. According to Anderson, the turbine serves as "a symbol of St. Olafs commitment to being a sustainable campus."


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If we're gonna carry out this conversation, don't be passive aggressive about anything— try to be blunt with me here, sweet cheeks. Dirty work as in?
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I thought we were impersonating Big Sean?
I'm going to need you to stop talking, now.
Should I start singing? I've been told I sound like Morgan Freeman and Adele. Tell me, do I aggravate you?
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I'm sure picturing a pregnant woman screaming as Biggie Smalls raps about guns and dealing drugs is a glorious image.
I was going to be rude, but you just used the word impregnated. I can't even deal with you right now.
All the answers to questions I've never asked, sweetheart.
I've been listening to Biggie Smalls the past hour and I actually believe my mom went to several of his concerts while she was impregnated with me.


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Chicken-Benedict Bagel Sandwiches
Yield: 4 servings
- 4 skinned and boned chicken breast halves
- 1 (8-ounce) bottle Italian salad dressing, divided
- 1 pound fresh asparagus*
- 1 (0.9-ounce) envelope hollandaise sauce mix
- 8 Canadian bacon slices
- 4 bagels, sliced and toasted
- 1 cup (4 ounces) shredded Monterey Jack cheese
- Place chicken breast halves and half of dressing in a large zip-top plastic bag; seal and chill 2 hours, turning occasionally.
- Snap off tough ends of asparagus; remove scales with a vegetable peeler, if desired. Place asparagus and remaining dressing in a zip-top plastic bag; seal and chill 2 hours, turning occasionally.
- Prepare hollandaise sauce according to package directions, and set aside.
- Remove chicken and asparagus from dressing, discarding dressing.
- Cook chicken, asparagus, and Canadian bacon, without grill lid, over medium-hot coals (350° to 400°) about 5 minutes. Remove asparagus and Canadian bacon, and keep warm. Turn chicken, and cook 5 more minutes or until done. Cut chicken into thin slices, and keep warm.
- Place Canadian bacon on bagels; top evenly with chicken, asparagus, and hollandaise sauce. Sprinkle with cheese, and serve immediately.
- *1 (15-ounce) can asparagus spears, drained, may be substituted; do not grill the asparagus.
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Saturday, March 6, 2010
Tilapia with Potato Crust
While I was on maternity leave I took in my fair share of The Food Network, making mental lists of new recipes to try. Recipes that took little time topped my list (who knew I would be entertained for hours just staring at this baby girl?).
Giada De Laurentiis presented this awesome, easy recipe. Light flaky tilapia seasoned simply with kosher salt and pepper, topped with thin layered potatoes, seared in an oven safe skillet and baked to perfection. So so good. Her recipe calls for homemade chive oil and fresh rosemary but I skipped that and went for dill and fresh squeezed lemon. It was delicious which just goes to show the infinite ways you could prepare this easy dinner dish.
I paired the fish with roasted carrots. Derrick and I both devoured it, barely speaking to each other (which is rare). I can't wait to try new ways to prepare this.
Tilapia with Potato Crust
Ingredients (slightly adapted from Giada De Laurentiis recipe found here):
4 tilapia fillets
3 small potatoes (I used red, Giada used purple- any kind will do) very thinly sliced (if you have a mandolin, now is the perfect time to use it)
1 Tbsp. dill (I used dry)
1 Tbsp olive oil
1 Tbsp butter
kosher salt to taste
pepper to taste
fresh lemon juice
Preheat oven to 375.
Place fillets on work surface and sprinkle both sides with salt and pepper.
Layer the potatoes on the surface of the fish (one side only) and overlap them like shingles.
Sprinkle potatoes with salt and pepper and dill.
Heat in a large, oven proof skillet the olive oil and butter until the butter is melted and the oil is hot.
Place fish in the skillet, potato side down. Sprinkle with dill.
Immediately place skillet in oven.
Bake for 15-17 minutes.
Plate fish and squeeze fresh lemon juice over the top.
Serve and enjoy!
Oven Roasted Carrots
Carrots- unpeeled
Olive oil
Slice carrots in half length wise and then into one inch chunks.
Place in glass baking dish.
Drizzle generously with olive oil.
Sprinkle generously with salt and pepper.
Bake for 45 minutes until edges are caramelizing.
9 comments:
- Sook said...
That is such a wonderful idea to put potato slices on top of the fish! It looks great!
- March 7, 2010 at 10:38 PM
- Simply Life said...
delicious looking meal!
- March 8, 2010 at 4:57 AM
- uma said...
looks delicious!.. even i watch Giada's shows whenever time permits.. u chose a very nice one..
- March 8, 2010 at 11:43 AM
- Ingrid said...
Yum1 Looks good and I can finally use my new mandolin! Yay! Do you have the recipe for your carrots around here too? :)
Btw, how's your cutie patootie doing?
- March 8, 2010 at 6:29 PM
- from my motorhome to yours said...
love your blog, your welcome to come by mine ans get in on the $45 csn giveaway they have furniture to little tykes toys! pam
- March 8, 2010 at 6:45 PM
- Rhandi said...
I love the potato crust and you really can incorporate that into many yummy dishes, I am going to have to remember this! Lovely pictures too!
- March 8, 2010 at 8:43 PM
- Sophie said...
Oooh fish and potatoes, that's a new one for me! I'll have to try. I love dill on fish, glad you went with that instead of rosemary :D.
- March 9, 2010 at 5:36 PM
- megan said...
I like that you have a baby now. I like recipes that require little time. :) they are fun to just watch, huh?
- March 10, 2010 at 9:23 PM
- Amy said...
This looks great - thanks for sharing!!
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CHEM 125 - Chemistry and Crime: From Sherlock Holmes to Today's Courtroom
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CLAS/FLET 201 – The Ancient Epics
Readings in English translation of the epics of Homer, Hesiod, Apollonius, Virgil, Lucretius, Lucan, and Statius. Special attention will be given to oral formulaic composition, the literary epic, the didactic epic, literary conventions and traditions, and the influence of the genre on Western literature. Same as FLET 201. Three hours. AOK: Arts & Literature-Literature.
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An introduction to the visualization practices and production principles of filmmaking with an in-depth examination of the professional language, personnel, equipment, and technical components involved in pre-production, production, and post-production. An exploration of the creative role of the director in such activities as artistic shot selection, visual and audio synchronization, music and sound alignment, storyboard development, cinematography, and editing. An examination of the process of filmmaking with an emphasis on interaction and coordination among such elements as scene construction, frame composition, lens selection, lighting, camera placement or movement, and film coverage/ratios. Three hours. AOK: Arts & Literature-Arts.
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MATH 105 - Introduction to Finite Math
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MATH 111 – Introduction to Statistics
An introduction to statistical inference and sufficient probability theory for such an introduction. Topics include elementary data analysis, elementary probability, discrete and continuous random variables, distributions (including the normal distribution), correlation and regression, sampling distributions, point and interval estimation, confidence levels, and tests of significance. Students may not receive credit for successful completion of MATH 111 and MATH 113. They may receive a total of seven hours of credit for successful completion of a combination of MATH 111 and BIOL 350, or MATH 113 and BIOL 350. However, the two statistics courses may not be used together to fulfill the collegiate requirement in mathematics. Three hours. AOK: Natural & Math Sciences-Other.
MUSC 260 - The History of Rock and Roll: Popular Music from
Slavery to the Present
This class will cover the history of popular music from its roots in the African Diaspora through the blues, jazz, country, folk, and ultimately, rock and roll. As well as studying the great rock bands, album art, and history-making recordings, students will study the evolution of the protest song, Tin Pan Alley, and why certain geographic locations became hubs of musical innovation. Three hours. AOK: Arts & Literature-Arts.
PHIL 211 - Philosophical Problems
This course is an introduction to the topic of personal identity as treated in the theory of knowledge and in metaphysics. Readings are contemporary and interdisciplinary. Topics include mind and body, memory, artificial intelligence, and cultural relativism. Three hours. AOK: Civilizations-Philosophy & Religious Studies.
PSCI 202 – American Government and Politics
This course considers the fundamentals of American government and politics. It is a survey of the theoretical principles upon which the U.S. national government was founded as well as a practical look at the structure and function of U.S. national government. Emphasis is placed on the U.S. Constitution, American political institutions, mass political behavior, and mediating institutions such as political parties, interest groups, and the media. Three hours. AOK: Social Sciences.


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Up only 16-11 with less than three minutes to go, Dunbar turned to its best player.
Dunbar was hoping to put away Perryville in the Class 1A state championship, and faced a third-and-6 from the Perryville 29 yard line. The Poets lined up in their "Cowboy" formation, with receiver Deontay McManus lined up as the feature back.
McManus took the ball, cut right, broke a tackle and spring-boarded for a 29-yard touchdown to ice the game for the Poets. The game clinched Dunbar's second consecutive state championship and is the sixth title in the past eight years.
Unlike its previous playoff games, it wasn't easy for Dunbar this time. The Panthers opened the game and immediately found success with their Wing-T offense, frequently misdirecting the Poets away from the football. The Poets, normally a stout team against the run, gave up an uncharacteristic 120 rushing yards. They were also trailing 11-8 at halftime, having given up 45-yard touchdown from quarterback Gabe Sherrod to receiver Brian Matthews.
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The Panthers answered with a long, sustained drive to get down to the Dunbar 7 yard line. On first down, Perryville running back Ethan Griffin ran the ball inside the 1. The Poets subbed in its "Elephant" package to beef up the defensive line. The strategy worked as the Poets stuffed the Panthers on three consecutive attempts. Coach Lawrence Smith said this was the turning point in the game.
From there, the Poets were able to control the clock on offense, despite some mistakes. The center/quarterback exchange wasn't on par as the ball hit the turf quite a bit. But Dunbar overcame them with solid defensive play in the fourth quarter, adjusting to the misdirection runs Perryville threw its way.
After McManus scored the game-clinching touchdown, running back Paki Brown added a 13-yard touchdown with 1:01 left. The Poets added the 2-point conversion to give the game a final score of Dunbar 32, Perryville 11.
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In observance of the Independence Day holiday, July 4, 2012, UTA will be running a Sunday schedule with extended TRAX service. There will be no service on FrontRunner. Regular service will resume on Thursday, July 5. Some buses may be on temporary detour due to individual parades and celebrations being held in local communities. TRAX…[read more]
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Elimination of Bus Free Fare Zone
You've heard the phrase time is money? Well, when it comes to transit that couldn't be more true. Every day UTA transports thousands of people to work, school, shopping and entertainment venues. Though our service is not perfect, we do our very best to get our riders where they need to be, when they need…[read more]
Proposed Elimination of Free Fare Zone for Bus
On June 12, Salt Lake City Council will take comment regarding the proposed elimination of the free fare zone on UTA buses. The comments will be taken during the Council's regular public comment period and UTA representatives do not plan to make a presentation. UTA is interested in dialogue with the public and individuals interested in the…[read more]
Free Salt Lake City Concerts in the Park
Brigham Young Park Concert Series Free concerts have returned to Brigham Young Historic Park (located at State Street in between 1st and 2nd Ave.). Brigham Young Park is easily access via routes 6, 11, 200 or a short walk from the City Center TRAX stop. The concerts, presented by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, take place…[read more]
Hill Air Force Base Air Show
UTA will provide shuttle service to attendees of the Hill Air Force Base Warriors Over the Wasatch air show and open house Saturday, May 26 and Sunday, May 27 from 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Attendees may board the shuttle at the Clearfield FrontRunner Station (1250 S. State). UTA customer service agents will be on…[read more]
No Service Memorial Day
There will be no bus, FrontRunner or TRAX service on May 28, in observance of Memorial Day. Regular service will resume Tuesday, May 29. Please plan accordingly.
Hong Kong Tea House
Tucked into an unassuming building located on the west edge of Salt Lake City near Old Greektown Station, Hong Kong Tea House is accessible by both bus and train. It's long menu features an array of authentic Chinese dishes, but the restaurants true draw is the made to order dim sum, served daily until 3 p.m….[read more]
Salt Lake Marathon Service
In just a few days, thousands of runners will line up at the University of Utah for the annual Salt Lake City Marathon. The race, which runs along the eastern edge of Salt Lake to Cottonwood Heights and then back to downtown Salt Lake will have a significant impact on service. Extra Trains UTA will…[read more]
Siragusa's: Great food in an unassuming location
Located in an unremarkable strip mall on Redwood Road, Siragusa's Taste of Italy offers delicious cuisine in a homey setting. The restaurant, located at 4115 South Redwood Road, is assessable via Routes 41 and 218. The reasonably priced menu offers a variety of tasty Italian dishes, from sweet potato gnocchi to chicken saltimbocca with prosciutto…[read more]
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Easter egg hunts accessible by transit
Looking for a little weekend fun? Celebrate with the Easter bunny. Here are a few local Easter egg hunts that are accessible by transit. Saturday, April 7 Hogle Zoo's Breakfast or Lunch with the Easter Bunny – Bus Route 3 9 a.m., or 11:00 a.m. or 1:00 p.m., Bring your cameras for great photo opportunities…[read more]
LDS General Conference Service Information
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UTA Enhances Fare Enforcement
Many of you have commented recently on the more visible presence of transit officers in the system and requests for proof of fare. For the last two months, UTA has been testing a new fare enforcement program that includes additional personnel in the system and new electronic card readers. Starting March 1, passengers with an electronic pass will…[read more]
The Chocolate: A Sweet Place to Get a Bite
The Chocolate – A Dessert Café has two locations easily accessed via UTA bus. Only a few feet away from the West Jordan location, at 9118 South Redwood Road, is a bus stop for Route 218. The Chocolate's Orem location is at 212 South State, located along Route 850. Both eateries offer sweet desserts in a charming setting….[read more]
Malawi's Pizza
Bus route 832 is a long winding route. If you rode from end to end, you would stop by no less than three shopping malls and dozens restaurants. One of the best? Malawi's Pizza, located at The Shops at Riverwoods. This unique casual dining establishment is more than just a restaurant though. It's a cause. For…[read more]
President's Day Service
UTA will be offering limited service on Monday, Feb. 20 in observance of the President's Day holiday. Bus will operate on a Sunday schedule. Riders should note that there are some bus routes that do not operate on Sunday. Those routes will also not run on the holiday. TRAX will operate on a Sunday schedule…[read more]
DoJo: Unique Asian Cuisine
In the ever-evolving scene found in downtown Salt Lake City, a relatively new restaurant has emerged near the historic Rio Grande Depot. Dojo Asian Inspired Cuisine and Lounge (423 W. 300 South) offers unique Japanese-American specialties alongside traditional offerings. The restaurant is located near the TRAX station and bus routes 228, 509 and 516 is…[read more]
Holiday Service Schedule
This year the holidays will bring some service changes to UTA service. Passengers are advised to review the changes and plan travel accordingly. Saturday, Dec. 24 (Christmas Eve): Buses, TRAX and FrontRunner will operate regular Saturday service schedule. Sunday, Dec. 25 (Christmas Day): Ski bus service to resorts in Big and Little Cottonwood canyons and…[read more]
Ski Service Begins This Weekend
Ski service is scheduled to begin this weekend. Service will kick-off Friday, Dec. 9, in Utah County where buses will begin service on Route 880 to Sundance Ski Resort. Service to Alta, Brighton, Snowbird and Solitude will begin Sunday, Dec. 11. Route connections in Salt Lake County may be made from downtown Salt Lake City…[read more]
Thanksgiving Weekend Holiday Service
In observance of Thanksgiving, there will be no TRAX and FrontRunner service on Thursday, Nov. 24. Bus service will be limited to ski routes servicing Big and Little Cottonwood Canyons. Black Friday (Nov. 25), TRAX and FrontRunner will run regular weekday service, with extra service for the University of Utah versus Colorado football game. Bus…[read more]
A hop, skip and a jump from Library Station, Stoneground sits in the heart of Salt Lake City. The location (249 East 400 South) is perfect for quick lunches, casual dinners and everything in between. The atmosphere at Stoneground is easy and informal, and the food is polished and precise. Menu items start at about…[read more]
Nightmare on 13th
Located just a block from the Ballpark TRAX station, riders will find a haunt recognized as one of America's scariest attractions. Nightmare on 13th, located at 300 West 1300 South, is Utah's longest running haunted house. The attraction is open through Nov. 5, from 7-10 p.m. Mon. through Thurs., 7 p.m. – midnight on Fri….[read more]
Have you tried the BYU Dine and Dash?
UTA has partnered with University Mall and Provo Towne Center to offer Dine and Dash – a shuttle between each mall and LaVell Edwards Stadium for Saturday games. The shuttle begins an hour and a half before kick off. Round trip fare on the Dine and Dash shuttle is $4 per person, a restaurant voucher…[read more]
Busy Weekend, Extra Service
Large crowds are expected in the downtown area this weekend (Oct. 1-2) for the semi-annual conference for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and the University of Utah football game. Riders are advised to plan ahead to ensure that they arrive at their destination(s) on time. Saturday, Oct. 1 Extra TRAX trains will…[read more]
Salt Lake to Park City Bus Service to Begin Oct. 3
Bus service between Salt Lake City and Park City is set to begin operation on Monday, Oct. 3. The new route, set to operate as a commuter service, will initially operate on weekdays.Weekend and holiday service will begin with regular ski service on Dec. 9. The cost for a one-way trip is $5.50. Three-day or…[read more]
Public Hearing to Discuss December Route Changes
Our December Change Day is quickly approaching and thought we anticipate few major changes to the system this winter, public hearings will be held in September. Service reductions and alignment changes on Route 811, alignment changes on Route 830 and new limited local bus service on Route 822 to Santaquin will be covered in two…[read more]
Salt Lake City Greek Festival
Opa! Join us for the 36th annual Salt Lake City Greek Festival September 8-11. Ride TRAX to Planetarium Station or any of the buses serving 200 South (watch for event-related detours Saturday morning) to attend the festival, which takes place at 200 South and 300 West near the Holy Trinity Cathedral. This year the Greek…[read more]
Utah State Fair
Check out the Utah State Fair Sept. 8-18. The Fairpark, located at 1000 West North Temple, can be accessed by several bus routes. The two most popular routes – Routes 218 and 517 – originate at Salt Lake Central Station. The Fair is open daily. Hours Sunday through Thursday are 10 a.m. to 10 p.m….[read more]
Pleasant View Service to be Provided by Bus
For nearly three years, UTA has provided service to Pleasant View via FrontRunner with four daily trips. Beginning today, the connecting service will be provided by bus, but with more daily trips. Hopefully the additional service will help to bring new transit riders on board. The ridership on FrontRunner has failed to grow between Ogden…[read more]
Extra Service Offered for University of Utah Football Game
Large crowds are expected to attend the University of Utah versus Montana State football game this Thursday, Sept. 1. The game starts at 6 p.m. To meet demand, we will be providing extra service beginning an hour and a half before kick-off. Riders are advised to plan ahead to ensure they arrive at the game…[read more]


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The changes to pally are ok and i can see the dierction blizzard is trying to go with these Hands of ***** and regular blessing to increase utility. I do like the change to LoH been waitin for them to do something like that. As far as retadins goes i see enough chages to warrant a cause for celebration the only thing i see it that they remove sancity aura so now all pallies can learn it i guess and repentance is now more useful as CC givin us a little more utility. I like the direction ur trying to take blizz but srry that not enough changes to me. Compared with all the hoopla that other class got *cough shamans cough warriors* this all u can do for pallies, i mean the prot tree is ok but holy need a few tweaks and ret is currently the joker of the crew. I'm not saying make us gods again but u can put some effort into designing the class


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- Rally supports activists in Santa Cruz former bank takeover
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- Judge dismisses charges against four defendants accused in takeover of 75 River St.
- Apr 23:
- Judge still mulling charges against 4 accused in takeover of former bank
SANTA CRUZ - Judge Paul Burdick Monday dismissed all charges against two photojournalists accused of trespassing, conspiracy and vandalism in the takeover of a vacant bank building on River Street.
Eleven people were charged for their alleged role in the three-day occupation that began Nov. 30. Charges against six have been dismissed and five have a preliminary hearing scheduled for May 29.
Monday, the cases against Bradley Allen, 33, of Santa Cruz and Alex Darocy, 45, of Felton were gutted. About 20 supporters cheered the decision, hugging and congratulating Allen and Darocy after the hearing.
Burdick granted a defense motion by attorneys George Gigarjian and Ben Rice, ruling there was insufficient evidence the men had a role in planning or furthering the takeover, or doing anything but photograph the action and post their photographs on websites.
Burdick noted that he received a brief from the American Civil Liberties Union citing two cases in which higher courts warned judges to be very careful with cases infringing on a reporter's First Amendment rights, unless it is justified by the evidence.
Prosecutor Rebekah Young said after the hearing that she did not plan to refile charges.
Young had argued that the two were guilty of aiding and abetting, and that they were granted greater access than other reporters, demonstrating they were insiders. She also inferred that the photos encouraged others to join the occupation.
Burdick noted that while a KSBW reporter was reportedly blocked from entering 75 River St., a Sentinel photographer was allowed in.
Gigarjian, who represented Darocy, told Burdick he found it "extremely chilling when the government decides the content of reporting is a criminal act."
"I guess I'm on a soap box, but I can't believe we're here," he said.
Rice agreed; saying the charges were what one might expect in Iran or China, not in the United States.
Darocy and Allen both earned degrees in social documentation from UC Santa Cruz and have worked as photojournalists for several years for Santa Cruz Indymedia, Santa Cruz Wiki, and as freelancers for various publications, they said.
Allen said police and District Attorney Bob Lee targeted some of the highest profile activists in Santa Cruz, and he suspects some of that is due to retribution for earlier challenges to police.
He said that he believes crimes were committed in the takeover, but that his reporting was only that.
"I feel like I've been criminalized for the values of this community and the things this community has taught me, so it does feel good to know my actions are not criminal," he said. "I'm really happy this is over; it's gone on far too long."
On April 25, Burdick dismissed charges against four others, on similar grounds. Young said she re-filed charges against two of those four - Franklin Alcantara and Cameron Laurendeau - because she has evidence that did not come out during the preliminary hearing.
In late December, Santa Cruz police announced they had identified 13 demonstrators suspected of taking over and vandalizing the vacant Wells Fargo building and submitted the names to the District Attorney's Office. At the time, police said much of the information regarding the suspects came from community members who viewed photographs from the incident.
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The Ole Rřmer Observatory in the suburb of Hřjbjerg, South of Ĺrhus was erected in 1911, to be used by the German private astronomer Friedrich Krüger. After 1916, the observatory was run in collaboration between the city of Ĺrhus and the Danish State. From 1956 to 1974, the Institute of Astronomy at the University of Aarhus was located here, and the university is still in charge of scientific astronomical work at the observatory. To
Today the observatory is mainly used for public presentations of astronomy. From September to April it is open approximately 15 nights each month. It is free to participate, but reservation has to be made in advance on the Steno Museum, telephone +45 8715 5415. There is room for max. 30 people and presentations are taking place regardless of weather. A presentation includes of a tour of the observatory, an introduction to the telescopes, a short astronomy lecture with room for questions and, of course a look at the evening sky if the weather is clear.
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In one of the observatory domes sits a 50 cm Cassegrain telescope. The other dome is equipped with two 11" Schmidt-Cassegrain telescopes working in tandem. The telescopes are mainly used for public demonstrations and for student training, but some instrument development also takes place. With recent technology and new observational techniques, some scientific research is still possible in spite of the observatory being situated in an area heavily influenced by light pollution.
The two-winged building lies in a small park surrounded by tall trees, protecting the telescopes from direct city lights. Built by Danish architect Anton Rosen, it is considered a fine example of the Danish Art Nouveau period, and it was declared a protected site in 2006.
The Steno Museum, C.F. Mřllers Alle 2, Bldg. 1100, DK-8000 Ĺrhus C
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Categories > Celebrities > My Chemical Romance > Romeo and Juliet
Act 4, Scene 10 Reviews
Act 4, Scene 1
"Davey said so, and I am not one to contradict him. It's not like I'm complaining, either."
"She's unbalanced at the moment, Tré," Matt warned him. "I don't like it."
"I know. She cries incessantly for Jade's death, and because of it I have not mentioned love. No one smiles in a house of tears. Davey finds it dangerous that she will not forget her sorrows for even a second; that's why he wants us together so soon. He hopes it will cheer her up."
'I wish I didn't know the reason behind her sadness,' Matt thought to himself. "Look, there she is," he said, opening the door before she could knock.
"It's good to see you...girlfriend," said Tré with a smile.
"That may be true when I am a girlfriend," she said, crossing her arms.
"That will be true this Thursday."
"Possibly," said Alicia with a shrug.
"Have you come to get some advice from Matt?" Tré asked.
"To answer that, I'd have to get advice from you," she responded.
"Don't deny to him that you love me."
"I will tell you that I love him." Tré looked surprised, but Alicia only managed a sly smile, glad to know that Tré had no clue who she was really talking about.
"So you will, I am sure, that you love me."
"If I say so, it will be of more value, being spoken behind your back instead of to your face." Tré took a step toward her, and she immediately took one backwards.
"Poor girl, your face is abused with so many tears."
"The tears have got a small victory by that, for it was bad enough before their spite."
"You wrong it, more than tears, with that statement," said Tré, stepping toward her once again. Alicia tried to move, but she was backed up against the door she had just stepped through.
"That is true," she conceded. "And what I said, I said to my own face."
"Your face is mine," he responded, "and you've messed it up."
"That may be so, for it is not my own." She turned to Matt with an almost pleading look in her eyes. "Are you free right now, Matt? Or should I come back later?"
"No, now is fine," he said quickly, wanting Tré to leave as well. "Tré, I'm afraid I have to ask you to leave." Tré nodded in agreement.
"I wouldn't dream of disturbing her counseling. Alicia, on Thursday I will see you again. Until then, goodbye, and remember this." He closed the distance between them in one stride and swiftly kissed her on the lips. He tried to do more, but she stepped away from him as quickly as she could. Alicia had never felt so relieved when he was gone.
"Close the door," she begged, "and when you've done that, come cry with me. I'm beyond hope, beyond cure, beyond help!" She made her way to the couch and collapsed on it. Matt locked the door in case Tré decided to return and sat next to Alicia.
"I already know why you're upset, Alicia," he said in a low voice. "It stresses me to no end. I've heard you have to go out with Tré, and nothing can delay it." Alicia nodded sadly and drew the razor from her pocket, shocking Matt into silence.
"Don't tell me you've already heard, unless you know of a way to prevent it. As smart as you are, if you can't help me, just tell me my solution is a good one, and with this," she said, holding up the glinting razor, "I'll help it along. Mikey and I are bound by love. My heart will break if I break our promise to each other. Give some advice, please, or I'll kill myself right here. I want to die." Matt placed an arm around her shoulders, giving her a half hug.
"Calm down, Alicia. I have an idea," he said with a spark of hope in his eyes. "If you'd rather kill yourself than go out with Tré, then I'm assuming you will go through something similar to death to escape him. If this is true, I'll give it to you."
"I'd rather jump off a building, or become a thief, or be covered in dead men's bones in a newly made grave. Things like this have made me tremble in fear, but if it would mean I wouldn't have to be with Tré, I would do it without fear or doubt." Matt gave her a smile.
"It's settled, then. Go home, be happy, and agree to go out with Tré. Tomorrow is Wednesday." He stood and led her to the kitchen, searching through various drawers until he found a small bottle filled with a clear liquid. "Tomorrow night, make sure you're alone. Don't even let Hayley be in your room. When you're lying in bed, drink this; it's vodka...with some other stuff," he added with a sly wink. His face quickly became serious. "When it runs through your veins, it will make you appear dead. It will look like you have no pulse or breathing, and you'll look as pale as a corpse. It will last for forty-two hours. So when Tré comes to get you the next day, he'll think you're dead. And as is customary, you'll be taken to the tomb where the rest of your friends and family lie. In the mean time, again you will awaken. By that time, Mikey will know the plan, and he'll come here. And both of us will be there when you wake up. That very night, I'll watch both of you leave...I believe he was going to Kearny." Alicia threw her arms around Matt happily, nearly choking him. "As long as you're not afraid," he warned her.
"Give it to me, and don't mention fear," she said with determination. Matt smiled and handed it to her.
" Leave and be happy, Alicia. You can be sure that I'll send someone to get him."
"Love give me strength," she said with starry eyes. "Thank you, Matt. I will never forget this. Bye!" She ran out the door faster than any Olympic track star Matt had ever seen. He smiled after her for a moment before going to the phone to call up a friend.
"Hey, Dom. It's me. Could I get your help with something?"


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(White Tears in the comments of "Shit White Girls Say…to Black Girls")
A few weeks ago, "Shit White Girls Say..to Black Girls" hit 10 million views, which is the biggest milestone of my 6 years on YouTube. Even though it was posted over a year ago, it still gets around 80k views a month and dozens of daily comments. While the reception has been overwhelming positive (global news coverage in addition to inspiring high school and college curriculums and even a few term papers etc etc) I still get daily cries of "this is racist against white people!" and "waaaah why can't I say the N word?!".
So to celebrate hitting 10 millions views, I've pulled a few of my favorite and most recent white tears from the comments. Sadly, with over 35k comments I can't include everyone, but you're more than welcome to check them out first hand and chime in ;)
Thanks again to everyone that's enjoyed, shared and help shut down some of these idiots. Coming Soon: Upholding rape culture in the comments of "How Slut Shaming Becomes Victim Blaming"


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So- it looks like I am on a networking roll. Thanks to twitter. Yep, I am a convert, I embraced the religion.
I got invited to The Sweet Sensations Social hosted by the Sweet Flour bakery and Sensational Wedding Vendors. Or how I ended up calling it; The cookie overdose.
I got to meet Jen and Eve, talked to wedding planners Jennifer from Sparkle and shine, Kadeshia from Essence Occasions another Jennifer from Diva Weddings and Events and Robin from Weddings in the Tropics. And of course overdose on cookies. A handmade ice cream sandwich. Dude. And freshly made muffin tops. Yeah, the good kind of muffin tops. You choose your ingredients and they BAKE IT RIGHT THERE, for a fresh muffin top in 2 minutes. I like saying muffing top.
On the image on the right, of course I was going to cover my boobs with the pumpkin cookies but the photographer handy was my eight year old.
So I do not wanted to scar him for life. Or his teacher knowing a cookie story.
And those cookies- I won the gift basket! I never win anything. Had cookies for dinner, breakfast and lunch.
And the lace part!
And yes I love garters. And slutty shoes.
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Bob Feller joined AdBrite in November 2006 as the Vice President of Finance. Prior to AdBrite, Bob was Vice President of Financial Planning at salesforce.com (NYSE: CRM). Bob joined salesforce.com in 2003 as Corporate Controller and helped to lead its successful IPO in 2004. Bob began his career as a CPA and has held a variety of corporate finance and accounting positions at Arthur Andersen, United Technologies, Compaq and Clorox.
Bob holds an MBA from the Ross School of Business at the University of Michigan and a BA in Economics. He is currently serving on the Alumni Board of Governors of Ross and as Treasurer of the Board of Trustees of the Jewish Family & Children Services of the East Bay.
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