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TEAMS: Nashville Predators, Los Angeles Kings, Montreal Canadiens, Buffalo Sabres
The Nashville Predators beat the Los Angeles Kings 2-1 at Bridgestone Arena on Monday night, ending their four-game homestand with a 3-0-1 record and are now 10-0-2 in their last 12 home games.
David Legwand says a successful homestand was essential for the Predators with home games now at a premium for the remainder of the season. "That's a big thing with our home games starting to run out here. We've got to be winning and we've been doing that at home. That's a positive thing for us winning at home," he said.
The first star of the game, Legwand set up both of Nashville's goals. It was the 100th multi-point game of Legwand's career. Legwand is behind only Martin Erat's 102 multi-point games for the franchise record.
After the game, Predators head coach Barry Trotz remembered Legwand's growth through the years, both as a player and as an individual.
"He was our first pick. When we had a lot weaker teams, Legwand was a young guy who wasn't protected. He always had to stand on his own, just because we couldn't protect him with veteran players of high level. He has had to learn on his own. He has had to manage to play top guys against in the League year in and year out. He is one of our core players," Trotz said.
Legwand has made an appearance in every season for Nashville, playing in the final game of the year in 1998-1999, the Predators inaugural season, before becoming a roster regular the following season.
"I watched him as a young man who came in here very unworldly grow into a man who has a family and children and is one of the veteran players on our team. That's sort of nice. You don't see that in sports too often," Trotz said.
The Predators took a 1-0 lead late in the first period when Roman Josi scored his fourth goal of the season. Patric Hornqvist added to the lead just 3:52 into the second period with his 18th goal of the year. Nashville dominated much of the play during the first period and early part of the middle frame before Los Angeles made a push to get back into the game.
Legwand says it was nice to grab a lead and maintain it. "It is good to lead start to finish and do those types of things. We wanted to come out here and play good and be strong. The two points were big for us," he said, adding, "It obviously got a little closer than we wanted there at the end but it's good to get the two points. We did the things we needed to do to win the hockey game and that's all that matters."
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With her "Chicawgo" drawl, she informed the two of us that SHE was ALICE and neither of us should go by the name. Agreeably, Alice Ann from Iowa said, grinning, that her dad had wanted a boy and nicknamed her "Bill." From that moment on my roommate answered to the male designation. However, Chicawgo-Alice turned to me with a frown. Since I had no similar response, she came up with "So you can be Alisandee or maybe only Sandee."
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How blessed are all those who long for Him.
God's grace and justice are not opposed to one another!
It can seem a bit strange to us the way this verse puts God's grace and justice together. We tend to think that God's grace and justice are opposed to each other, as if His grace trumps His justice. But God is not like that; all of His attributes hold hands and work together. His grace will never compromise His justice and His justice will never squash His grace!
How great to have a God who is consistent in His being! We don't have to wonder if He will show justice or grace toward us today. He will show both. That is why God's plan of redemption came with such a cost. Jesus' death on the cross for you and me was the only way that God could pour out His grace on us without compromising His justice. Jesus took the full brunt of God's justice and anger so that we could experience God's grace.
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"But I thought you wanted to help Mommy cook dinner? Remember when you said you would give up those three pieces of cake just to help with the sauce?" Gotta love her, Troy smiled she sat on the stool debating on whether to stay with her beautiful mother who was stirring the sauce in the kitchen or with her father, on his way to pick up her masterpiece.
"Not anymore Daddy. I wanna go Uncle Zeke's!" Cassidy said, as Gabriella picked her up from the stool and set her on the ground to run to Troy. "Is that okay Mommy?" she turned back and gave her a huge smile that Gabriella was still trying to figure out who she got it from.
"It's okay, just hurry because Mommy wants her cake."
"Okie," Cassidy smiled more and headed towards the door again.
Troy spun back around to catch her in time. "Ten minutes, okay?" He called out to his wife.
"Got it. Love you."
"Love you too," he called back out as he opened the door and his daughter literally pulled him out.
Cassidy yelped as her Uncle Chad came at her playfully. Gabriella was always surprised at her daughter's relationship with him. She never expected him to be so protective of her but she was glad. And she knew if anything happened to either her or Troy, God forbid, that Cassidy would be in the best care with Chad and Taylor. Watching Troy chuckle at them and leap for safe ground on the sofa, Gabriella cut off a piece of cake and joined them and Taylor in the family room.
"This is was you get for giving her those three pieces of cake," Gabriella pointed out, taking a bite of the most perfect ice cream cake from Zeke. "Good luck putting her to bed."
"Oh, thanks, and I only gave her one," Troy said defensively, "Zeke gave her a sample."
"And guess who gave her the third?" Taylor pointed to her newlywed husband on the floor in front of the coffee table who had Cassidy pinned down and was tickling her. "Hey Chad, quit it," Taylor pushed him with her foot, "you're gonna make her sick."
Chad looked up to them and smiled big and it was then that Gabriella put two and two together. "That's where she gets it!" She exclaimed. "I knew that smile wasn't from Troy."
"Are you saying I'm not charming?" Troy teased, pulling an arm around his wife and smiling down at her.
"No comment," she joked, making them all laugh out loud while taking another bite of Cassidy's masterpiece.
"Mommy, can I swing?" the three-year old smiled up again at her, showing all her pearly whites that she had. The smile may have come from Chad, but that charm and knowing how to get what she wanted, definitely came from Troy. Looking over to Troy for help, he held up his hands and left it up to her.
"Only if you can get Uncle Chad to go with you," Gabriella instructed, glancing at Taylor.
"I'll go with you too, Cassie," Taylor jumped up out of her sear and dragged both the little girl and her husband outside to the backyard of their suburban Albuquerque home.
"Well, that was odd."
"Yea," Gabriella stopped in before gearing up to tell her husband of six years that he was going to be a father again. "Hey Troy," she called him, shifting herself on the couch to look at him.
"Yes, birthday girl," Troy answered, his arm coming out from behind her and clasping her hand in his.
"What would you do if I got you something on my birthday?"
"What? Why would you get me something on your birthday?"
"I got you something," she said as his confused look went away.
"Why? I mean, not like I don't want it but I have everything I need right in front of me."
Gabriella stared back at him for a moment, now regretting making him watch all those cheesy romantic movies. "You are so corny sometimes." Shaking her head and letting a small giggle escape her, Gabriella leaned over to pull out a thin box from inside the coffee table drawer and handed it to him. "Read the instructions first."
Troy looked down at the thin white box and pushed all worries aside as he glanced at Gabriella's writing on the top: One line - negative. Two Lines - Positive. "Gabby?" troy said her name as soon as he saw what was inside the box. Turning to his side, he looked into her cocoa eyes and asked, "Are you? Are we?"
"Yeah, we are," Gabriella started to smile just as he did but wasn't prepared for the old Troy Bolton pounce as his lips caught hers and she was lying flat on her back.
"I love you," he said in between the rain of kisses on her face, returning to her lips once more.
"Ditto," she laughed into his lips, sweeping them into another; the kind of kiss that was the cause of the second child in the first place.
"Mommy likes Daddy kisses like me!" They both heard Cassidy tell their best friends and laughed into each other's form, her arms snaking up and around Troy's neck. Her giggles echoed in the room as Troy pulled Gabriella up into a sitting position like before.
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The Osaka-jo summer festival presents a variety festivals that include: "Osaka-Asia art festival" and "Osaka culture night festival" as well as a theatre showcase and symposium.
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SETIcon Auction to Benefit Science Research and STEM Education. The auction features science adventure travel, vacation stays, wine tasting tours, fine art, signed science and science fiction books, and space collectibles. All items generously donated by Panelists, SETI Institute employees, and other SETI supporters. There is some GREAT stuff so check it out..
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SETIcon II, What is it?
SETIcon, envisioned and organized by SETI Institute, is a unique, entertaining and enlightening public event where science and imagination meet. SETIcon brings together innovative scientists, science fiction authors, space and science artists, space lovers, and the curious and adventurous everywhere for a 3-day public celebration and exploration of space, science, technology, imagination, and science education.
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Washington • Farm-state lawmakers are lobbying colleagues member by member, vote by vote as they push for House passage of a massive, five-year farm bill that would make cuts to food stamps and continue generous subsidies for farmers.
There are goodies scattered through the almost 1,000-page bill for members from all regions of the country: a boost in money for crop insurance popular in the Midwest; higher rice and peanut subsidies for Southern farmers; renewal of federal land payments for Western states. There are cuts to the food stamp program — $800 million a year, or around 1 percent — for Republicans who say the program is spending too much money, but they are low enough that some Democrats will support them.
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The House is scheduled to consider the legislation Wednesday. Passage of the bill, which would spend almost $100 billion a year and save around $2.3 billion annually, isn't certain. But farm-state lawmakers have worked for more than two years to strike just the right balance to get the massive bill passed.
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The Cluny used to be one of the most charming restaurants in Palermo Soho. But now it is closed and replace by a salad-cooking lessons place.
We were in Cluny last december, but now the restaurant has closed! A pity ... Cluny had a relaxing environment with comfortable sofas, large bar and soft light. The menu combined regional ingredients (such as Patagonian lamb) with techniques and sauces of French cuisine. A perdition ...
One of my favorite restaurants in Buenos Aires. Nicely decorated as well as a very pleasant and relaxed atmosphere. Menu is extensive and the pasta options are all very tasty. Service as its top level!
Highly recommended.
Cluny has a much more European feel, both as regards the menu and decor, than other restaurants we visited in Palermo. Quite dark in decor with comfortable, plush chairs and banquets and clearly popular with locals and family parties.
The menu lists many dishes common in Europe but also makes use of some more exotic local materials to remind you...
It's a gross experience to spoon some mango parfait and find a black, short, kind of curly human hair inside. The grosser and more offensive experience, though, was Cluny's response to us bringing the hair in the dessert to their attention. Colossal fail in customer service-the worst customer service I've had in my 2.5 yrs in Argentina. We got a...
Funky feel in hopping Palermo district. Very much a locals spot. Top level food and service. One of those memorable meals, but not stuffy. Great vibe.
My boyfriend and I travelled around in south america for four months and the last place was buenos aires. Cluny was and still is one of the best restaurants we tried and the location, the service, the coffe and all the dishes we tried were just excellent!
Read the reviews and decided to visit this bistro like restaurant in the Soho area of Buenos Aires.
They have an excellent priced fixed menu for lunch that includes your choice of either appetizer or dessert with main course plus a glass of wine( how nice is that) plus coffee,tea or Champagne. That was about $20.00 US. My husband had...
We loved Cluny on our first visit last year, and would have given them 5 stars if we had reviewed. This time things were a little off. The staff was pleasant, but not terribly attentive. No big deal. The problem was our appetizer, Philo Dough w/mushrooms came from the kitchen within minutes of ordering which always scares us. Sure enough,...
We had dinner at Cluny on our very last night in Buenos Aires. The menu was creative and french inspired. My meal was delicious and definitely didn't disappoint. Wine selection was plentiful from the local Malbec to french imports.Cluny provides a bossa nova elegant yet relaxed atmosphere. Service was excellent. It was definitely a memorable Palermo dining affair!
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In mathematics, specifically in measure theory, a Borel measure is defined as follows: let X be a locally compact Hausdorff space, and let be the smallest σ-algebra that contains the open sets of X; this is known as the σ-algebra of Borel sets. Any measure μ defined on the σ-algebra of Borel sets is called a Borel measure. Some authors require in addition that μ(C) < ∞ for every compact set C. If a Borel measure μ is both inner regular and outer regular, it is called a regular Borel measure (some authors also require it to be tight). If μ is both inner regular and locally finite, it is called a Radon measure. Note that a locally finite Borel measure automatically satisfies μ(C) < ∞ for every compact set C.
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The real line with its usual topology is a locally compact Hausdorff space, hence we can define a Borel measure on it. In this case, is the smallest σ-algebra that contains the open intervals of . While there are many Borel measures μ, the choice of Borel measure which assigns for every interval is sometimes called "the" Borel measure on . In practice, even "the" Borel measure is not the most useful measure defined on the σ-algebra of Borel sets; indeed, the Lebesgue measure is an extension of "the" Borel measure which possesses the crucial property that it is a complete measure (unlike the Borel measure). To clarify, when one says that the Lebesgue measure is an extension of the Borel measure , it means that every Borel-measurable set E is also a Lebesgue-measurable set, and the Borel measure and the Lebesgue measure coincide on the Borel sets (i.e., for every Borel measurable set).
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Expected Wins: Jacksonville Jaguars, Minnesota Vikings, Indianapolis Colts
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Has that electricity that marked your call when you were first installed at your current charge gone flat?
Worried that the eyes of your congregation may be starting to wander flirtatiously to ogle younger, better looking pastors?
Then you need to write a book on the Christian approach to marriage and sex!
It seems to be the latest thing: middle aged pastors writing books about sex and/or talking about it in the pulpit all the time. Don't get me wrong: if you and your wife being "on the job" seven days in a row has revitalised your marriage and your spiritual life, nobody could be happier than yours truly. I am absolutely delighted for you. Really, I am. But I do wonder if the rest of us need to know about it. I especially wonder if your children and your parents-in-law and your congregation need to know about it.
I also wonder why the theme has become so prominent in contemporary evangelical discourse, with a veritable cottage industry surrounding the issue. Anyone who says the church does not talk about it enough has (a) not taken any notice of what is now a near constant theme at Christian conferences and in the most high-profile and successful conservative evangelical ministries and (b) taken time to see how comparatively little detail scripture actually provides about these things. The Song of Solomon, a few references in the gospels and Paul and that's pretty much your lot. The Bible seems on the whole not to have a major obsession with the matter and does not trivialise it by telling you to "put the ping back in your pong" or offering helpful advice on how "to reach for some creative and original ways to connect physically."
In fact, the current evangelical obsession with sex seems more like an intrusion of the culture than a priority of scripture. You think the world has great sex? Become a Christian and you will have it even better and far more frequently. It is strangely analogous to patristic apologetic: there the world had its ascetics and men like Athanasius therefore presented the asceticism of a monk like Anthony as superior to that of pagans. Now we have sex. It is the same principle but much more fun.
OK, I know that we now all agree that there are no such things as celebrity pastors and that anyone who claims the contrary is probably motivated by envy and base motives; but if, for the sake of argument, we were to allow that there might occasionally, just occasionally, be a vague and distant analogy between Hollywood and the church, I wonder if middle-aged pastors writing and speaking about sex is not becoming the evangelical equivalent of forty-something actresses doing nude scenes. Look: your career is in decline, the only cover shoot you have had in months was for Professional Librarian Monthly, younger stars are rising, or maybe you just want to keep yourself way out in front. What do you do? You tell the cameraman to switch to soft focus, you put the airbrush team on standby and you take your kit off. Never fails.
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Thank you for placing this memorial. I would like to request transfer to my memorials. She is my aunt, twin sister to my mother. We traveled to visit the cemetery last week, along with Mount Pleasant to collect family pictures. Thanks for taking time for these cemeteries.
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I would like to maintain and provide additional updates for the Saint Ann Cemetery memorials for the Osso and Rastovski family members. (Valentine Rastovski was my great-grandfather) Could you transfer management of the memorials to me? My contributor ID is 47859375. Thanks.
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I have some information that James Mason and his wife Mary Sayers were buried in South Ten Mile Baptist Cemetery in Holbrook, Greene, Pennsylvania. I found several Ross family members in the cemetery, but have not found James and Mary. Do you have any idea if there are graves there that have not been recorded? The information I have is:
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Someone's career in crime is off to a shaky start. You have to see this adorable photograph posted on Reddit. A crafty 5-year-old forged her mom's signature, but she got one crucial detail wrong: She signed it "Mommy." Psst. Kid. Imma let you in on a little secret. That's not how "Mommy" signs her name. See, she has this other name. Maybe you've heard Daddy use it?
"Nailed it," the 5-year-old's mommy wrote on Reddit. Ha! So cute. I especially love the little hearts below. She really loves this person whose name she's forging!
Isn't it funny that the girl is savvy enough to think of faking her mom's signature on something (now I'm dying to find out what it is), but she hasn't figured out that she should have used her mom's first and last name? I mean, how long in a kid's life does that phase last? Months? This little moment here is kind of magical.
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And when do kids arrive at that realization, anyway -- that realization that your parents have other names, and that there are other kids with people they call "Mommy" as well. It's kind of mind-blowing for them, I'm sure.
Anyway, regardless of the child's criminal intent (kidding, I'm KIDDING about that!) I must point out that her printing is impeccable. As a mommy myself, I'm quite impressed by this kindergartener's careful work. I'd be hard pressed to write so neatly. I think I'd have to frame forgery, if I were this Mommy.
When did your kids realize you have a first and last name -- other than "Mommy" or "Daddy"?
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My daughter who is 21 now, had a note sent home for her dad to sign, she signed his initials in chalk. LOL
Nice! My daughter forged her father's signature last month. In pencil, but perfectly. And she's five. So we are a little worried.
When my son was in the second grade he wrote a note that I found in his back pack so I sent it to the teacher with a note from telling her about it. It said to please excuse him from school for ever signed *his name*'s mom! She has kept it to this day (he is now in 5th grade) on the wall by her desk (and she has since changed schools) and says she looks at it when ever she is having a bad day.
My 7 year old also forged my initials on her homework calendar but she said, "Oh you forgot to sign my homework yesterday, I'll do it" then proceeded to write my initials just like I do. It was innocent but I had to explain why she couldn't do that lol.


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My Pick: This dress is so elegant, and comes in three different colors, so you can choose the one that's best for your skintone!
Forever 21
We all know that Forever 21 is the place to find on-trend inexpensive pieces, but it can also be perfect for prom! The store's prom line typically doesn't come out for a little while longer, so keep checking back.
My Pick: I love this dress. The sheer skirt is playful and adds a great pop of color!
EBay isn't just for autographed memorabilia and strange collectables—it's a great place to find new or gently-used gowns for unbelievably cheap prices. It's totally worth the time to search around the site—you may find the answer to your prom dress prayers!
My Pick: This dress is so glam, you could rock the dance floor or the runway. At only $78, it's also a total steal.
Keep it fun and flirty with a dress from gojane.com. With stand-out details like ruffles, feathers and rhinestones, the site's unexpected dresses are perfect for showing off your playful side.
My Pick: I'm in love with this short dress! It's stunning and perfect for dancing all night with the girls.
Consignment stores
Consignment shops can be great places to hunt for prom dresses at heavily marked-down prices. While most towns have local thrift stores and Salvation Army or Goodwill shops, a popular national consignment chain I love is Second Time Around. And since most girls only wear a gown once, the prom dresses are usually in perfect condition!
Stop by one in your town, or check out the store online—you could find the vintage dress that everyone will be talking about at prom!
Rent The Runway
Ever dream of rocking a red carpet look a la Taylor Swift? Rent the Runway lets you rent designer gowns for totally reasonable prices! Even though you have to give the gown back, you're guaranteed to feel like a celeb on prom night. You could wear a $1,000 dress for only $100!
My Pick: This dress is my fave because of the color and pretty shimmer!
Unique Vintage
Another secret source for affordable prom dresses is Unique Vintage. The site sells dresses that you won't find anywhere else, and the options are all really inexpensive. Best of all, Unique Vintage offers free shipping!
My Pick: With its unique floral strap, this dress is modest and beautiful. It's perfect for achieving a soft, girly look.


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Your morning transportation speed-read:
U.S. Airways is attempting to merge with American Airlines during the latter's bankruptcy proceedings.
Transportation officials are alerting motorists to be careful when they're driving near construction sites for National Work Zone Awareness Week.
Former New York Gov. David Paterson is expected to join the New York Metropolitan Transportation Authority's board of directors.
A man was arrested for trying to steal an airplane that was chained to the ground at a California airport.
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[Editor's Note, April 6: This story has been updated in the seventh paragraph to more accurately reflect the American Civil Liberties Union of Connecticut's stance on license plate readers.]
Deputy Fairfield Police Chief Christopher Lyddy defends his department's use of license plate readers — which have raised the ire of some civil liberties groups, due to privacy concerns — and also gives anecdotes exemplifying their effectiveness in a recent article in the CT Post.
In the report, Lyddy explains license plate readers — which are already in use in numerous Fairfield County towns — save police departments hundreds of man hours and result in . The devices, which cost about $10,000 a piece, enable officers to automatically scan all plates that pass by a patrol car and check them against a database for things like outstanding warrants and tickets in real-time.
The devices are also proving to be a powerful investigatory tool: The plate scans are kept in a database which can be searched in order to discover if a particular vehicle was in a particular location at a particular time.
In the report, Lyddy explains that since the readers were installed on patrol cars in Fairfield in 2010, they've yielded "quite a few arrests for different motor vehicle violations" that police otherwise might not have had the time or resources to pursue.
"We picked up some stolen cars and we had two robbery arrests as a direct result of the plate reader in kind of a convoluted fashion," Lyddy said in the CT Post report, adding that the readers recently helped Fairfield Police apprehend a robbery suspect in Bridgeport.
Local, state and even federal law enforcement agencies are now using the readers on a regular basis (the town of New Canaan was recently ) — and even the Department of Motor Vehicles and local town governments see a wide range of possible benefits from their use (for example, license plate readers could on vehicles and could also be installed at ). The readers are reportedly very accurate and have been in use in Europe for many years to automate the issuance of speeding tickets.
However some civil liberties groups, like the American Civil Liberties Union of Connecticut, are concerned about privacy implications . Currently Connecticut state law allows law enforcement agencies to hold onto the data indefinitely — whereas other states have passed laws requiring the data to be "purged" after a period of time. The ACLU wants to see rules in place to discard the data after two weeks.
Meanwhile, the Connecticut state legislature is reportedly debating , a measure which wouls allow law enforcement to track the whereabouts of literally every registered vehicle in the state at any given moment. The RFID tags would also allow law enforcement to access historical data showing where every vehicle has been, starting from when the RFID chips installed.
The state Senate Transportation Committee recently voted unanimously to support Senate Bill 288, which was introduced in the legislature following aggressive lobbying by representatives of the Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) industry.
But, just like the proposal to install license plate readers in police squad cars, the proposal has raised the eyebrows of some lawmakers who are concerned about the impact on privacy.
In addition, the federal government is pushing ahead with a law requiring states to install RFID tags into all new driver's licenses, under the REAL ID Act of 2005, essentially for the same purpose.


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Macallan Speymalt 1980 vintage Speyside single malt Scotch whiskey. Matured in 1st Fill Bourbon Barrels and bottled 2012 by Gordon & MacPhail.
Nose: Rich Sherry with fruit influences, summer berries and orange peel. Toasted almonds, chocolate and toffee aromas.
Palate: Initially chilli spice, followed by ripe banana and raisins. A hint of charred oak, dark chocolate and a slight touch of cigar ash.
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The Macallan Distillery was established by Alexander Reid in 1824 near Easter Elchies House on the Easter Elchies estate. Easter Elchies House dates back to 1700. Macallan Distillery is a malt whisky distillery situated in Scotland's Speyside whisky region. The old still house was re-commissioned in 2008 and now Macallan Distillery operates with two still houses sheltering twenty-one copper stills. On-site maturation is carried out in traditional dunnage warehouses and by racking in large new warehouses on the estate. The Macallan visitor centre welcomes visitors throughout the year and offers distillery tours. The Macallan Distillery also participates in the Spirit of Speyside Whisky Festival.


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That Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword bug? Nintendo of America sent out an email fix of sorts, but its Japanese parent company is releasing an online fix. Those without internet can send Nintendo their Wiis or SD cards. [Nintendo]
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April 18, 2013, 4:52 PM — The Digital Public Library of America (DPLA) today launched a beta of its discovery portal and open platform.
Two years in the making, the DLPA will make available to the public 2.4 million records at its launch, including electronic images, video and audio from America's libraries, archives and museums. It also makes many scientific records available.
"You will find gems that include daguerreotypes of ... former [President] Abraham Lincoln, images of women marching for the vote in Kentucky, news film clips of the Freedom Riders during the Civil Rights movement, The Book of Hours, an illuminated manuscript from 1514, Notes on the State of Virginia, written by Thomas Jefferson, and paintings by Winslow Homer," Emily Gore, DPLA Director for Content said in a statement.
The portal contains materials found in American archives, libraries, museums and cultural heritage institutions. The portal provides various ways to search and scan through its collection of distributed resources. Special features include a dynamic map, a timeline that allow users to visually browse by year or decade, and an app library that provides access to applications and tools created by external developers using DPLA's open data.
"The wonder and joy of entering an expansive library for the first time is truly a special feeling. We are delighted to be able to share this unified, open collection with Americans and the world, and can't wait to see what people discover, and what new applications and knowledge will be created," Dan Cohen, executive director of the DPLA, said in a statement.
The effort to build the digital library was led by the Library of Congress, the HathiTrust Digital Library and the The Internet Archive, which provided books, images, historic records, and audiovisual materials.
While many universities, public libraries, and other public and private organizations have digitized materials, they are often digital collections that exist in silos.
In December 2010, the Berkman Center for Internet & Society at Harvard University, along with the the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation, hosted a conference of leading experts in libraries, technology, law and education to begin work on the digital library project.
In October 2011, the Berkman Center hosted hundreds of public and research librarians, technical innovators, digital humanists, and other volunteers who formed six work teams to map out the scope, design, and construct the DPLA.


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A wave of camouflage clothing will take over downtown Salt Lake City over Presidents Day weekend during the 8th annual Western Hunting and Conservation Expo.
Green — as in money — is another color that will flash at the annual event.
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What » Western Hunting and Conservation Expo
When » Thursday-Sunday, Feb. 13-16, at the Salt Palace Convention Center. Hours are 10 a.m.-7 p.m., Thursday-Saturday; 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Sunday.
Cost » $20 for adults, $10 for youth (11-17); free for 10 and under. Tickets for concerts and banquets during the expo are sold out.
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Organizers of the expo, the Mule Deer Foundation and Sportsmen for Fish and Wildlife, say up to $10 million will be raised for wildlife conservation during the show, Feb. 13-16 at the Salt Palace Convention Center.
Much of the money raised comes from auctioning highly sought after hunting tags around the world to the highest bidder. An opportunity to hunt one mule deer buck on Utah's Antelope Island of the Great Salt Lake is expected to draw one of the highest bids. The permit has sold for $250,000 and $310,000 the past two years during the expo.
Idaho hunter Denny Austad was the highest bidder on both occasions and is expected to be a part of the bidding when the 2014 tag is auctioned Feb. 14.
Money from the hunting tags goes back into wildlife management. In Utah, the conservation hunting permit program kicks back 90 percent of the auction price to the state to be used for the same species.
In the case of Antelope Island permits — there is also a bighorn sheep auction tag — the money goes to Utah State Parks.
Antelope Island State Park manager Jeremy Shaw said money from the 2013 tag was going to be used to plant 10,000 bitterbrush plants and sagebrush, which will benefit all wildlife on the island.
Big spenders are not the only ones welcome; the public is invited to the convention. Entry to the show is $20 for adults and $10 for youth (11-17). Kids under age 10 are free.
Expo officials say the show has expanded 20 percent from last year with more than 150 new exhibitors. An estimated 30,000 people are expected to attend.
Concerts and banquets, including one with keynote speakers former vice president Dick Cheney and his daughter, Liz, are sold out.
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About 20 years ago, I went to a urologist for a prostate exam and PSA test. When the blood work was in, he said the levels were virtually nil, and then he said something I've never forgotten: "Fate has something else in store for you."
I have ever since wondered from time to time what that something would turn out to be — and now I know. A week ago, as many of you know, I was diagnosed with inoperable, stage four pancreatic cancer.
cancer surgeon Dr. John Cameron after he looked at my CT scan results and the reading of the pictures by a radiologist.
My first question was whether this was worth fighting. After all, I've heard the stories about advanced pancreatic cancer and wouldn't have been shocked if he said it was time to go home, put my affairs together and undergo pain management therapy until the disease killed me.
The doc said, "Yes, it's worth fighting. With the new chemicals and chemo regimens, there's every reason to fight it." Some hope appeared, and who doesn't cling to hope? What really concerned me was pain and quality of life, which are closely intertwined.
Doctor Cameron and my dear friend Dr. Bill Howard were in agreement that once the chemo began, I would not be tormented by cancer pain, though of course the treatments have certain bothersome side effects.
I was also told there is no reason not to keep working through the time left to me, information that was very important to me. It was a wild weekend after the diagnosis, one highlighted by a wave of love and support from my wife, children and many, many friends.
I made the decision to tell my radio listeners what was going on first thing Monday morning. Monday was a stressful day, as you might imagine. I have been blessed with a tidal wave of well-wishes and love from the people who have listened to me over the many years of the Ron Smith Show.
In the hundreds of email messages to me this week were many that related similar experiences the writers or their loved ones have coped with.
I am blessed in so many ways, among the most important of which is to have discovered how much my work has mattered to all sorts of people, even those not inclined to agree with my political and social views.
How humbling it has been to learn how much I've meant to other people in my business, to be told of the positive impact I've had on them. I really didn't fully understand that, so what a blessing it is to learn of that while I'm still among the living.
My editor here at the Baltimore Sun, Michael Cross-Barnet, asked me the other day if I wanted to continue my column. I said I certainly do, if you'll continue to give me the space. As I told my listeners Monday, I will continue to host my WBAL program, though on a reduced schedule due to the treatments.
My thanks to WBAL management, in particular to General Manager Ed Kiernan, for the support they have offered. I will host as many of my shows as I can, because I love what I do and won't give up until I'm unable to continue. There's no way right now to even guess when that might be.
Tuesday, my wife, June, who among her many talents is being a published poet, wrote a poem summarizing our situation perfectly:
"Death, do not yet boast.
I will not come to you
yet. I will stay with the
army of family and friends
surrounding me who
resist you with all their
might and cherish every
moment of life.
"You will come soon,
just not yet. I do not
fear you. I am just
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SAN DIEGO – In the future, Phillip Rivers may want to think about testing the rookie instead of trying to pick on a $10 million a year cornerback like
While Carr was starring in Saturday's second exhibition, intercepting the Chargers quarterback twice, first-round pick
In both instances, he quickly made the tackle, surrendering a grand total of 13 yards.
"I thought they were going to come at me every snap," Claiborne said. "But I just tried to go out and play as honest as I could, not jump on any crazy route, just stay on top of everything, try not to let anything behind me. If you were going to catch something in front of me, I was going to give it to you, I'd just come down and make the tackle, but getting beat over the top, that's how you lose."
Claiborne sat out Monday's preseason opener at Oakland as a precaution after spraining his MCL during training camp, but said he felt fine after playing the Chargers. He had missed 14 practices this offseason while recovering from wrist surgery.
"The lights weren't bright for him," Carr said. "It wasn't a big moment for him. He kept his poise very well, and he went out there and battled, made some tackles. He finally got his first taste of NFL receivers, and I can't wait to get back at home and see what he does at Cowboys Stadium."
Claiborne's final tune-up, it's likely, will come in a week, against the St. Louis Rams in the preseason dress rehearsal. Until then, Saturday was the most important night of his journey toward Sept. 5.
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Broindon is situated in the Cote d'Or (Burgundy region) in the eastern-center of France at 14 km from Dijon, the department capital. (General information: Broindon is 272 km from Paris).
Popular places to visit nearby include Dijon at 14 km and Beaune at 24 km. For more places to visit and local tourist attractions see the map and listings below.
Some places that we or our contributors have visited and reviewed and can recommend close to Broindon. Note that all distances shown are 'direct' and real driving distances will be greater.
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Below we show places with official tourist classifications and other places of interest to visit nearby that should provide inspiration if you are visiting Broindon and wondering what to do next! Positions of each of these attractions is shown on the map below.
Grand sites of France Alesia (56km)
Most beautiful villages in France (see also beautiful French villages) Chateauneuf-en-Auxois (30km); Flavigny (52km)
National Monuments Bussy-Rabutin Chateau (56km)
Churches or other religious monuments Hospices de Beaune (Beaune) (25km)
Remarkable gardens Parc et jardin du château de Barbirey sur Ouche (22km); Château d'Arcelot (24km); Abbaye de la Bussière (24km); Jardin du château du Talmay (35km); Jardin à la Faulx (36km); Parc et jardins du château de Sully (48km)
Protected historical centre (fr: secteur sauvegardé) (see also historical French towns) Dijon (14km); Dole (36km)
Sites of natural beauty Cirque du Bout du Monde (38km); Siège d'Alésia (56km)
Villages in bloom 4* (fr: ville fleurie) Quetigny (14km); Beaune (24km)
Commune: Broindon
Canton: Gevrey-Chambertin
Arrondissement: Dijon
Department: Cote d'Or
Region: Burgundy
Postcode: 21220
from Dijon (prefecture): 14 km
from Paris: 272 km
from Calais: 477 km
from Nice: 426 km
from Bordeaux: 507 km
from Strasbourg: 254 km
Broindon is in the eastern-center of France. Most visitors drive from one of the channel ports such as Calais or Dunkirk, a drive of about 6 hours, or fly into one of the Paris airports and hire a car. For driving distances to Broindon from anywhere in France see driving distances and route planner.
We have 15 other places listed nearby (within 6 kilometres of Broindon): Barges, Brochon, Epernay-sous-Gevrey, Fenay, Fixin, Flagey-Echezeaux, Gevrey-Chambertin, Morey-Saint-Denis, Noiron-sous-Gevrey, Saint-Bernard, Saint-Philibert, Saulon-la-Chapelle, Saulon-la-Rue, Savouges and Vougeot.
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Reginald Ffoulkes Crabbe is in charge of the Greater Accra region of Ghana as Regional Councillor with the YMCA.
In March 2011, there was a leadership retreat dedicated to reviewing the Ghana YMCA and its membership. "It was decided we need to open up the YMCA to get more support and membership."
The fundraising committee decided that they needed to showcase what YMCA has been doing to improve low visibility, and planned to have a high-profile community fundraising event to raise money from outside donors.
They wanted to target influential people, to get an icon in the community to lend their name to the cause. "That's when I thought of former president John A. Kufuor," said Reginald. "He's hard to get though, so we wondered how to approach him."
Reginald was eager to get him on board. "All I needed was a telephone number to get to his personal assistance, so I had to ask around. Fortunately, I got the number through a youth leader of his political party. I phoned his secretary. I introduced myself and indicated to him the YMCA wanted to tell his story. I also indicated that YMCAs all over Africa wanted to hear the YMCA story, and needed the president to share his testimony. He asked me to forward a letter in order to arrange a meeting."
The meeting was successful, and Reginald managed to enroll Ghana's former president as a YMCA member.
He explained that his success was largely due to the way he communicated. "I believe my approach and the way I carried myself helped." When approaching the former president, Reginald explained that he used many of the skills he gained through his S2C training in Naivasha, Kenya, in 2011: "Knowing the skills to create rapport, perfect application of the 30-second pitch, the way I approached the conversation and introduced myself, knowing my audience… I had all of that."
By: Reginald Ffoulkes Crabbe, Ghana
This article forms part of a series of success stories of 15 recently graduated S2C Ambassadors. Subject to Citizen (S2C) is the foundational philosophy of all our work both within the YMCA movement, driven by the Africa Alliance of YMCAs (AAYMCA), and in our programmatic outputs. This philosophy emphasises the importance of young people having a voice, space and ability to influence their choices and the outcome of their lives as individuals and within their communities. S2C Ambassadors graduate after a three-year training programme, and Reginald is from the first group who recently graduated in Zimbabwe, June 2012.