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Local Authority / Social Services: Hampshire County Council (click for contact details)
Type of Service: Care Home only (Residential Care) – Privately Owned , 3 residents
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Single Rooms: 3
Weekly Charges Guide: Personal Care Single £850 – £1000
Facilities & Services: Day Care • Respite Care • Independent Living Training • Own Furniture if required • Close to Local shops • Near Public Transport • Minibus or other transport • Ground Floor Accommodation only • Gardens for residents • Residents Kitchenette • Television point in own room • Residents Internet Access
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Robber run down in RutlandMarch 15,2013
Vyto Starinskas / Staff Photo Rutland City Police investigate a robbery on Center Street in Rutland on Friday at noon.A quick-thinking barista has been credited with saving the day in an attempted robbery at the Coffee Exchange in downtown Rutland today.
At around noon, police said Nicholas Young, 22, of Rutland, walked behind the counter at the popular bistro at the corner of Center Street and Merchants Row, grabbed a bag full of cash intended for the bank along with an employee's purse, then walked quickly from the store, according to witnesses.
In the ensuing chaos, employee Kate Barcellos bolted out the door and pursued Young down the sidewalk on Merchants Row, through the Asa Bloomer Building and onto the bus terminal under the downtown transit center.
Barcellos, who is 22 and stands 4 feet 11 inches tall, said she kept up a steady stream of shouts for help and for the man to stop.
At the terminal, three bystanders heeded her calls and tackled Young, who was taken into police custody. The purse and the bag of money were returned to the Coffee Exchange, Barcellos said.
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She has organized a group to request a loan. She will use her loan to buy 6 dozen chickens and chicken feed. In the future, she wants to have a chicken farm with broilers and laying hens. The other members of this group raise chickens and sell vegetables.
Organiza un grupo para poder solicitar un préstamos que lo utilizará para la compra de 6 docenas de pollo y compra de concentrado para alimentarlos, en el futuro quiere tener una granja de pollos de engorde como tambien de gallinas ponedoras; las demás integrantes del grupo se dedican a crianza de pollos y a vender verduras.
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Brooke can roll from her back to tummy, but can't get from tummy to back. Every time I put her down for a nap or bedtime. She rolls over to her tummy and screams soon after. Any advice? I'm I just going to have to wait until she likes her tummy or figures out how to roll back over? My other children didn't mind their tummy like she does, but even at play time and tummy time she does the same thing.
Baby rolls over on tummy in sleep & dislikes it!
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Mine does the same thing! It's frustrating but also funny. Hopefully they are learning consequences - if you roll over to your tummy, that means you have to stay there! Maybe it will be motivation to learn to roll back the other way pretty soon. Also it is making my little one spend more time in tummy time, which is also a good thing.
My lo does the same thing and will scream bloddy murder until i roll him the other way. i dont wait i just roll him. you could try just a small rolled towel to keep your lo on either her side or back. I was thinking i may have to do it because my lo would roll to his side well sleeping but then keep falling foward and then wake up screaming and would not stop.
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Ocean Health Initiatives, Inc. (OHI) is a 501 (c) 3 non-profit Federally-Qualified Health Center (FQHC) community organization that is based in Ocean County, NJ. OHI shares the Bureau of Primary Health Care's mission to increase access to comprehensive primary and preventative health care and to see clinic details
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Medicaid clinic, financially needy, family care. Services include: Pre-employment and school physicalsImmunizations and well-child careChildren's dental screeningsWomen's health careDiabetes and other chronic disease managementDiagnostic testingAccess to specialty careHypertension clini see clinic details
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The Hillcrest Hotel is situated close to Chester, Manchester and within easy reach of Liverpool and Liverpool Airport. Our modern hotel is in a rural setting with easy access to the M6, M57 and M62. The Hillcrest hotel is ideally located for overnight stops, for those en-route to the Lake District or the South of England as it is close to all motorway networks.
The hotel has a friendly and welcoming atmosphere. With three meeting and event rooms, the Hillcrest is a popular choice for weddings, conferences and functions as it is licensed to hold civil wedding ceremonies. The hotel has free WiFi throughout. Maritime Bar , a traditional oak beamed pub, serves a wide range of drinks in a nautical setting and is a popular venue with locals. Cu restaurant at the Hillcrest Hotel, has experienced a sympathetic refurbishment, giving it a stylish and comfortable appearance to our restaurant. The restaurant name 'Cu' is derived from the chemical element for copper, this metal is extensively used within the restaurant, adding to the contempary yet warming feel. Our philosophy is simple: 'Welcome guests as friends, serve inspiring food and always exceed expectations. '
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Friday News and Links: Salary cuts, salary cap, new offense and HOF game
John Fennelly, Lead Writer
Happy Friday. Several items that you need to know this morning:
The Giants will play the Buffalo Bills in the annual Hall of Fame game in Canton, Ohio on August 3rd. That means the Giants will play five preseason games this summer. Season ticket holders need not sweat. The game is not part of the required season ticket package. Each franchise has a player being inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame the day before. Buffalo has WR Andre Reed and the Giants have DE Michael Strahan.
It has been reported that veteran offensive lineman Chris Snee and David Baas have been approached by the Giants regarding taking pay cuts. Snee is said to be amenable, while Baas is still pondering his options. They currently have a combined cap number hovering near $19.5 million, which for two players that played only six games in 2013 is intolerable.
The NFL is expected to announce the 2014 salary cap soon. It is rumored to be $132-133 million, which would be a full $10 million more than it was last season. Sure it helps every team, but for the Giants – who are looking to bring back and extend several players – this is really good news.
One of those players is believed to be LB Jon Beason. Art Stapleton of the Bergen Record tweeted this yesterday:
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#NYG UFAs, the one I would be truly shocked if he ended up elsewhere in 2014 would be Jon Beason…Beason – currently repping himself – made no secret at season's end he wants to stay with #NYG. I don't think he'll look to break bank …
Links of interest…
- New OC McAdoo confident he can turn Blue offense around (NYDN)
- McAdoo will need a top TE for his offense to be effective (Star-Ledger)
- What to expect from the Giants' new offense (Traina)
- Former teammate David Diehl comes to Eli's defense (NFL Videos)
- NFL analyst Eliot Harrison believes the Detroit Lions, who led the NFL in dropped passes in 2013, could make a play for Giants' UFA Hakeem Nicks. (NFL.com)


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Showtime: 25 Years of BBC Concert Orchestra Favourites
1 CD / Dutton Laboratories / 2010-02-09Works: William Walton: Coronation March "Crown Imperial"; Georges Bizet: L' Arlésienne, suite for orchestra no 2; Kenneth J. Alford: Two Imps; French Traditional: A la claire fontaine; Ron Goodwin: Bat...
Performers: Malloy, Alasdair; Whibley, Stephen
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Recording information: The Colosseum, Town Hall, Watford (09/29/2009-09/30/2009).
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Epoch - Ireland: Piano Concerto; Walton: Sinfonia Concertante for Piano, etc / Handley, Stott, et al
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Performers: Stott, Kathryn [Piano]
Conductors: Handley, Vernon
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The Art of Constant Lambert
1 CD / Dutton Laboratories / 2006-07-11Works: Arthur Bliss: Miracle in the Gorbals, ballet in one scene for orchestra, Op. 64, F. 6a; Gavin Gordon: The Rake's Progress, ballet; Constant Lambert: Music for Orchestra; William Walton: Façade...
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What's a momma to do? It's spring break. It's raining and you've heard for the 45th time, "I'm bored." It's a precursor to many summer scenarios, so you might as well start building your arsenal of amusement options now.
An Enchanted Evening … Lamar University's Friends of the Arts hosted the 2012 Le Grand Bal supporting the College of Fine Arts and Communication with Sandra Clark and Nell McCallum Morris co-chairing this fantastic and successful soiree March 24.
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For an actor who has such a reputation for histrionics that his last name ought to be Rage rather than Cage, Nicolas plays against the type here as a passive, high school English teacher in this B-movie thriller set in New Orleans. Unfortunately, it doesn't portray the Crescent City in a very flattering way.
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Two years after losing her left leg below the knee, Boston Marathon bombing survivor Heather Abbott held a celebration that marked how far she's come and how far she's poised to go from here. The launch of The Heather Abbott Foundation near … more
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In the first half of 2015 there were at least two instances of Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) inspired individuals in the West expressing interest in targeting law enforcement (LE) to obtain weapons and other specialized gear through theft. As ISIL continues to exhort its individuals in the West to carry out attacks, the potential exists that some terrorists may use this tactic and attempt to steal weapons or issued items, such as credentials, badges, uniforms, radios, ballistic vests, vehicles, and other equipment, which could be used in furtherance of an attack. We note that laws governing the purchase of firearms differ widely among Western nations making this tactic more likely to occur in countries where laws are most restrictive and firearms are harder to obtain through legitimate means.
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Since the May 2010 publication of the Roll Call Release "Terrorist Use of Propane Cylinders," terrorists have continued to advocate the use of propane cylinders in building improvised explosive devices (IEDs). Throughout 2014, al-Qa'ida-inspired violent extremists posted on the Internet English-language instructions for building and using propane IEDs and encouraged attacks in the United States. The posts recommended military, commercial, and financial sector targets, major metropolitan areas, and mass gatherings.
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(U//FOUO) DHS-FBI-NCTC Bulletin: Malicious Cyber Actors Use Advanced Search Techniques
Malicious cyber actors are using advanced search techniques, referred to as "Google dorking," to locate information that organizations may not have intended to be discoverable by the public or to find website vulnerabilities for use in subsequent cyber attacks. "Google dorking" has become the acknowledged term for this malicious activity, but it applies to any search engine with advanced search capabilities. By searching for specific file types and keywords, malicious cyber actors can locate information such as usernames and passwords, e-mail lists, sensitive documents, bank account details, and website vulnerabilities. For example, a simple "operator:keyword" syntax, such as "filetype:xls intext:username," in the standard search box would retrieve Excel spreadsheets containing usernames. Additionally, freely available online tools can run automated scans using multiple dork queries.
Department of Homeland Security, Federal Bureau of Investigation, National Counterterrorism Center
(U//FOUO) DHS-FBI-NCTC Bulletin: Medical Treatment Presents Opportunity for Discovery of Violent Extremist Activities
Efforts to gain expertise with explosive, incendiary, and chemical/biological devices may lead to injuries and emergency treatment, which may provide potential indicators of violent extremist activities to responding emergency medical service (EMS) personnel. Scene size-up and patient assessment provide first responders the opportunity to view both the scene and any patient injuries. EMS personnel and other first responders should consider the totality of information gleaned through direct observation and the statements of patients, witnesses, and bystanders to evaluate whether an injury is a genuine accident or related to violent extremist activity.
National Counterterrorism Center
National Counterterrorism Center Flyer: College Drone Programs Can Be Targeted by Violent Extremists
College programs in unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) are susceptible to potential penetration or attack plotting by violent extremists. Enhanced information and operational security practices can reduce the likelihood of a violent extremist infiltrating UAS programs or planning an attack against students and faculty. There are potential indicators that a student or faculty member may possess ulterior motives for their interest in unmanned aircraft.
Department of Homeland Security, Federal Bureau of Investigation, National Counterterrorism Center
(U//FOUO) DHS-FBI-NCTC Bulletin: Terrorists Continued Interest in Targeting Mass Transit
Terrorists in late December 2013 conducted three attacks targeting people using public transportation systems in Russia, emphasizing terrorists' persistent interest in attacking locations where large congregations of people are confined to small, often enclosed spaces. Russian officials claim North Caucasus-based violent extremists associated with the Imirat Kavkaz (IK) probably conducted these attacks to embarrass the Russian government in the build-up to the 2014 Olympic Games in Sochi. The IK, a violent extremist group based in Russia, has no known capability in the Homeland and is unlikely to directly target Western interests overseas.
National Counterterrorism Center
National Counterterrorism Center Enhanced Safeguards Decision Matrix
The DNI, D/NCTC and the Attorney General approved revised Attorney General Guidelines for NCTC's handling of US Person (USP) information in March 2012. These revised NCTC Attorney General Guidelines ("NCTC's AGGs") govern NCTC's access, retention, use, and dissemination of datasets identified as including non-terrorism information and information pertaining exclusively to domestic terrorism, and provide NCTC with the authority to retain USP information for up to five years (unless a shorter period is required by law, executive order, regulation, international agreement, etc.). During this temporary retention and assessment period, additional safeguards and protections are applied to this data, to include baseline (and potentially enhanced) safeguards, as well as additional compliance, auditing, reporting and oversight mechanisms.
Office of the Director of National Intelligence
Intelligence Community Inspector General Report on Boston Marathon Bombings
On April 15, 2013, two pressure cooker bombs placed near the finish line of the Boston Marathon detonated within seconds of each other, killing three and injuring more than two hundred people. Law enforcement officials identified brothers Tamerlan and Dzhokhar Tsarnaev as primary suspects in the bombings. After an extensive search for the then-unidentified suspects, law enforcement officials encountered Tamerlan and Dzhokhar Tsarnaev in Watertown, Massachusetts. Tamerlan Tsarnaev was shot during the encounter and was pronounced dead shortly thereafter. Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, who fled the scene, was apprehended the following day and remains in federal custody.
Department of Homeland Security, Federal Bureau of Investigation, National Counterterrorism Center
(U//FOUO) DHS-FBI-NCTC Bulletin: Fake Help Desk Scams an Ongoing Problem
Law enforcement continues to see reporting of malicious cyber actors using fake help desk scams, also known as technical support scams. These scams, if successful, seek to compromise and take control of computer systems. Malicious cyber actors send users an e-mail or they make cold calls, purportedly representing a help desk from a legitimate software or hardware vendor. The malicious cyber actors try to trick users into believing that their computer is malfunctioning—often by having them look at a system log that typically shows scores of harmless or low-level errors—then convincing them to download software or let the "technician" remotely access the personal computer to "repair" it.
Department of Homeland Security, Federal Bureau of Investigation, National Counterterrorism Center
(U//FOUO) DHS-FBI-NCTC Bulletin: Building Security Measures May Hinder Emergency Response Efforts
Facility security measures, such as interior control points or exterior barriers, may require first responders to adjust normal protocols and procedures to operate rapidly during emergencies. The timeline below is an overview of attacks and plots against US-based facilities with varying levels of security. The diversity of tactics and targets used underscores the need for interagency exercises and training that incorporates multiple scenarios to account for building security measures likely to be encountered.
Department of Homeland Security, Federal Bureau of Investigation, National Counterterrorism Center
(U//FOUO) DHS-FBI-NCTC Bulletin: Extortion Schemes Use Telephony-Based Denial-of-Service Attacks
Since at least January 2012, criminals are using telephony-based denial-of-service (TDoS) combined with extortion scams to phone an employee's office and demand the employee repay an alleged loan. If the victim does not comply, the criminals initiate TDoS attacks against the employer's phone numbers. TDoS uses automated calling programs—similar to those used by telemarketers—to prevent victims from making or receiving calls.
Afghanistan, Open Source Center
(U//FOUO) Open Source Center Master Narratives Country Report: Afghanistan
Understanding master narratives can be the difference between analytic anticipation and unwanted surprise, as well as the difference between communications successes and messaging gaffes. Master narratives are the historically grounded stories that reflect a community's identity and experiences, or explain its hopes, aspirations, and concerns. These narratives help groups understand who they are and where they come from, and how to make sense of unfolding developments around them. As they do in all countries, effective communicators in Afghanistan invoke master narratives in order to move audiences in a preferred direction. Afghan influencers rely on their native familiarity with these master narratives to use them effectively. This task is considerably more challenging for US communicators and analysts because they must place themselves in the mindset of foreign audiences who believe stories that — from an American vantage point — may appear surprising, conspiratorial, or even outlandish.
Department of Justice, Office of the Director of National Intelligence
National Insider Threat Policy and Minimum Standards for Executive Branch Insider Threat Programs
The National Insider Threat Policy aims to strengthen the protection and safeguarding of classified information by: establishing common expectations; institutionalizing executive branch best practices; and enabling flexible implementation across the executive branch.
National Counterterrorism Center
(U//FOUO) National Counterterrorism Center Report: Common Misconceptions About Homeland Plotting
A facilitated brainstorming session was convened to identify and examine the most common misconceptions about conventional Homeland plotting. These misconceptions stemmed from inquiries received from Federal, state, local, tribal, and private-sector consumers and from articles published by outside experts and in the media. Analysts identified the following six misconceptions as the most common and compared them with current analytic lines.
Department of Defense, Office of the Director of National Intelligence
U.S. Intelligence Community Performance Standards
A 2009 document from the Office of the Director of National Intelligence and the Department of Defense creating performance standards for "successful" and "outstanding" employee performance within the U.S. intelligence community.
National Counterterrorism Center
(U//FOUO) National Counterterrorism Center: Urban Exploration Offers Insight on Infrastructure Vulnerabilities
Urban Explorers (UE)—hobbyists who seek illicit access to transportation and industrial facilities in urban areas—frequently post photographs, video footage, and diagrams on line that could be used by terrorists to remotely identify and surveil potential targets. Advanced navigation and mapping technologies, including three dimensional modeling and geo-tagging, could aid terrorists in pinpointing locations in dense urban environments. Any suspicious UE activity should be reported to the nearest State and Major Area Fusion Center and to the local FBI Joint Terrorism Task Force.
Intelligence Advanced Research Projects Agency
IARPA Office of Incisive Analysis Broad Agency Announcement
IARPA invests in high-risk, high-payoff research that has the potential to provide our nation with an overwhelming intelligence advantage over future adversaries. This research is parsed among three Offices: Smart Collection, Incisive Analysis, and Safe & Secure Operations. This BAA solicits abstracts/proposals for the Office of Incisive Analysis (IA).
National Counterintelligence Executive
National Counterintelligence Executive Specifications for Constructing Sensitive Compartmented Information Facilities
This Intelligence Community (IC) Technical Specification sets forth the physical and technical security specifications and best practices for meeting standards of Intelligence Community Standard (ICS) 705-1 (Physical and Technical Standards for Sensitive Compartmented Information Facilities). When the technical specifications herein are applied to new construction and renovations of Sensitive Compartmented Information Facilities (SCIFs), they shall satisfy the standards outlined in ICS 705-1 to enable uniform and reciprocal use across all IC elements and to assure information sharing to the greatest extent possible. This document is the implementing specification for Intelligence Community Directive (ICD) 705, Physical and Technical Security Standards for Sensitive Compartmented Information Facilities (ICS-705-1) and Standards for Accreditation and Reciprocal Use of Sensitive Compartmented Information Facilities (ICS-705-2) and supersedes Director of Central Intelligence Directive (DCID) 6/9.
Department of Homeland Security, National Counterterrorism Center, U.S. Navy
(U//FOUO) National Counterterrorism Center Special Report: IED Targeting of First Response Personnel
Although most terrorist IED attacks outside war zones target civilians or symbols of authority and usually involve a single device, some are designed specifically to target emergency response personnel. The most common tactics involve using secondary or tertiary devices in tiered or sequential attacks intended to kill or maim response personnel after they arrive on the scene of an initial IED incident.
Office of the Director of National Intelligence
National Intelligence Council Global Trends 2030: Alternative Worlds
This report is intended to stimulate thinking about the rapid and vast geopolitical changes characterizing the world today and possible global trajectories during the next 15-20 years. As with the NIC's previous Global Trends reports, we do not seek to predict the future—which would be an impossible feat—but instead provide a framework for thinking about possible futures and their implications.
Afghanistan, Open Source Center
(U//FOUO) Open Source Center Translation of Hamid Karzai Decree on Fighting Afghan Corruption
An Open Source Center translation of a decree issued by Hamid Karzai in July 2012 on fighting corruption in Afghanistan.
National Counterterrorism Center
(U//FOUO) National Counterterrorism Center Advisory: Homegrown Violent Extremists Targeting Law-Enforcement Officers
Some homegrown violent extremists (HVE) have targeted US law-enforcement entities and have used publicly available information to counter these entities' CT tactics and security practices. Law-enforcement entities are being identified by these extremists as both strategic targets and targets of opportunity, mainly because a core element of HVE subculture perceives that persecution by US law enforcement reflects the West's inherent aggression toward Islam, which reinforces the violent opposition by HVEs to law enforcement.


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There are always more boss concerts afoot than we can cover in our print edition, but we do our utmost to inform y'all about gigs that are particularly worthy of your attention. Fans of hardcore/hip-hop, world music, psych-rock, surf, Elvis homage, singer-songwriters or acoustic folk inflected with punk and stand-up comedy should peep this week's Music to Your Ears for the deets on four rad shows. Scope related A/V below. Sunshine Theater • Tyler, the Creator • Fri Apr 5 • 7 pm • $22.50• 13+ • sunshinetheaterlive.com
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It takes all kinds, and that's a very good thing. Whether you're craving post-punk/art rock, electro-industrial, rockabilly, psych-rock, doom or Irish pub songs, you can find your fix right here in Burque. Tonight, literate post-punk act Venus Bogardus—featuring real-life couple James Reich and Hannah Levbarg—lays down a hypnotic sonic swagger at Burt's Tiki Lounge, along with Lady Uranium and These Charming Cobras. Read all about this and other terrific local shows in Venus Bogardus in the Dominion of the Shadow Men. Check out related A/V below. Burt's Tiki Lounge • Venus Bogardus • Lady Uranium • These Charming Cobras • Fri March 15 • 9 pm • FREE • 21+ • burtstikilounge.com
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The chickens are laying again, the greens and onions are up, and the days are getting longer: Brunch season is here. I've been practicing a simple dish of poached eggs served on a bed of spinach and asparagus, garnished with crispy pieces of salt pork or bacon. Sometimes I drench the whole business in a blanket of hollandaise sauce. Or more often, it's a blanket of failed hollandaise that I resurrect to perfection with mayonnaise and a microwave. Read all about it in this week's Food section.
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FC Dallas got a big win over Western Conference rival Real Salt Lake on Friday night to move into a tie for first place in the league. Here are your first half highlights:
But what you really want to see is the second half highlights, featuring goals by Je-Vaughn Watson and Fabian Castillo. Enjoy:
Hear from head coach Oscar Pareja, defender Zach Loyd and midfielder Ryan Hollingshead ahead of FC Dallas' match against Real Salt Lake:
Scott and Daniel preview Friday's Western Conference match up between FCD and RSL.
It's a quick turnaround this weekend as FCD plays at RSL on Saturday night. Here's your Toyota Keys to the Match:
Full match highlights from FC Dallas' 3-0 loss to Real Salt Lake.
SAVE: Josh Saunders pushes Fabian Castillo's shot over the crossbar.
SAVE: Saunders stops Castillo again by snatching his shot out of the air.
GOAL: Javier Morales scores on the counter attack to give Salt Lake the lead.
GOAL: Ned Grabavoy's strike doubles the lead for the visitors.
GOAL: Olmes Garcia puts away RSL's third goal of the game in the 90th minute.
The FC Dallas under-16 academy headed into the final game of the USSDA playoffs needing a draw against RSL-AZ to advance to Finals Week. In a wild, back-and-forth battle, FC Dallas fell to their MLS rivals 6-3, ending the FC Dallas run in this year's playoffs.
In an indication of what was to come throughout the match, the goalfest started with RSL jumping out to a quick 2-0 lead. A pair of uncharacteristic defensive mistakes from FC Dallas resulted in Sebastian Saucedo sneaking in for two huge goals to open the match.
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Real Salt Lake grabbed a third goal through a long-range shot in the 36th minute to stunningly take a 3-0 lead. Needing a spark before halftime, FC Dallas got it on a well worked corner that eventually found its way into the net through a scrum of players to send the teams to halftime with RSL up 3-1.
In the second half, RSL seemed to put the game out of reach finishing a rebound off a fantastic save from goalkeeper Estevan Vasquez to restore their three-goal lead.
The fightback from FCD began, however, with Patrick Khouri bundling in another set piece opportunity from FC Dallas with 20 minutes to play. Soon after Santi Agudelo headed in his fifth goal of playoffs week to pull FCD within a goal sparking wild celebrations.
READ: Marco Carrizales' USSDA Playoffs Week blog
As FC Dallas pushed for the goal that would take them through the group, Real Salt Lake hit the U-16s on the counter restoring their two-goal advantage. They would soon grab another as Sebastian Gordillo took down an RSL attacker in the box and as the last man back, Gordillo was shown a red card. The penalty kick was converted and FC Dallas fell to RSL 6-3 ending the season for both academy teams.
Despite falling at the final hurdle before Finals Week, both the U-18 & U-16 teams can hold their heads high as they finished at the top of the Frontier Division. They'll return to action for the 2013-2014 season with a new U-14 division in late September.
Full match highlights: FC Dallas 2, Real Salt Lake 0.
SAVE: Chris Seitz stops Luis Gil point blank.
SAVE: Great build up by FC Dallas results in goal-line clearance by Nat Borchers.
GOAL: Fabian Castillo roofs a shot past Josh Saunders from a tight angle.
SAVE: Matt Hedges deflects Devon Sandoval's sure-goal out of play.
GOAL: Jackson hustles to take the ball off Saunders' feet and into the net.
Full match highlights from FC Dallas' 2-1 win over Real Salt Lake.
SAVE: Kevin Hartman keeps Fabian Espindola off the scoresheet.
SAVE: Hartman denies Espindola again to maintain the clean sheet.
GOAL: Fabian Castillo scores his third goal in as many games off the give and go with David Ferreira.
GOAL: Alvaro Saborio heads one in off a corner kick to level the match for Real Salt Lake.
GOAL: Ferreira scores the stoppage time game-winner off the feed from Brek Shea.
The FC Dallas U-18 and U-16 Academy teams have qualified for the U.S. Soccer Develoment Academy Playoffs for the third straight year. The event will take place on the Complex at FC Dallas Stadium for the second year in a row, with games being played next Monday, June 25 through Friday, June 29.
The FC Dallas U-18s enter the playoffs as the top seed from the Texas Division, having clinched the title weeks ago thanks to an impressive season that saw them go 24-4-3 for 75 points overall. They were drawn into Group 5 along with Sockers FC of Illinois, Real Salt Lake AZ of Arizona, and McLean Youth Soccer of Virginia.
Group 5 (U-17/18): FC Dallas (@FCDallasYouth), Sockers FC, Real Salt Lake AZ (@RealSaltLake), McLean Youth Soccer #AcademyPlayoffs
— U.S. Soccer YNT (@ussoccer_ynt) June 18, 2012
The U-16s qualified for this year's playoffs as the sixth seeded wildcard after finishing fourth in a competitive Texas Division. They were drawn into Group 1 and will face CASL Chelsea FC Academy of North Carolina, the New York Red Bulls and Georgia United.
Group 1 (U-15/16): CASL Chelsea, New York Red Bulls (@NewYorkRedBulls), FC Dallas (@FCDallasYouth), Georgia United #AcademyPlayoffs
— U.S. Soccer YNT (@ussoccer_ynt) June 18, 2012
At the end of each season the top two teams from each of the Academy's 10 divisions qualify for the playoffs along with 12 wildcard teams. The wildcard teams are determined by a points per games played average. At the end of the season, 64 teams (32 from each age group) make the playoffs.
The 32 teams in each age group are ranked based on overall points per game and placed into four pods. Teams are then drawn at random from the four pods into eight groups comprised of four teams each.
Each team plays three games during the playoffs, facing their group opponents once apiece. Upon the conclusion of the playoffs the winner of each group will advance to Finals Week, which will take place from July 16-23 in Houston.
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Writers who produce wildly entertaining books often go underestimated by the literary
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poetic imagery that critics appreciate, and its strong suit a companionable, offhand
sense of humor leading to subtle revelations of character is deceptively difficult
to achieve. Without straining for effect, Bank captures the lively inner world
of an unassuming narrator, Sophie Applebaum, who endures a continual series of
minor social and professional failures but manages to avoid crushing defeat. Allergic
to the spotlight, Sophie tends to recede into the background of her episodic story
(which spans twenty-five years), permitting the vivid escapades of family and
friends to upstage her own.
The Wonder Spot is strikingly similar to Bank's deservedly beloved (and presumably
autobiographical) 1999 best seller The
Girls' Guide to Hunting and Fishing; we revisit an essentially happy suburban
childhood, the death of a father, flirtations with various creative-writing
cads and other woes of a comically rudderless love life. And both books are
funny in a generous-spirited way, but The Wonder Spot takes on weightier issues.
Bank's central theme is the lifelong quest to balance obligation and personal
pleasure, a conflict each Applebaum must somehow resolve. Sophie may have difficulty
perceiving her role in the unfolding dramas, but she nonetheless works through
the big questions by embracing the struggles of others. And so when Sophie's
dutiful mother jettisons her rigid notions of propriety and rekindles an old
romance, we rightly assume that Sophie, too, will ultimately choose happiness.
The first time her mom utters her lover's name, Sophie says, "I heard something
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of the bay in Martha's Vineyard and it was as surprising and beautiful a sound
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We encourage all Dance majors to maintain a Technique Journal in which they document their progress in technique proficiency by recording information such as:
Additionally, resources and information on healthy eating can be found on our "Fuel for Dancers" blog, which contains recipes, snack ideas, and shopping tips from students and faculty, as well as links to useful external resources.
Dance USA also has resources with information pertinent to dancers covering various topics including :
Incoming students should familiarize themselves with VCU Student Health Services. We recommend that all Dance majors carry health insurance. University health insurance resources can be found here.
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[IMGW]http://media.1up.com/media?id=3197268[/IMGW] Given that Devil May Cry 4 was already playable for the public last fall, it shouldn't come as much of a surprise that Capcom's readying the high-profile action sequel for a fall 2007 release abroad, too. Mark Beaumont, Capcom's executive VP and newly appointed head of consumer software in Europe, spoke with GamesIndustry.biz, where he dropped the unsurprising -- but appreciated -- dating tidbit."...we've got a full portfolio of products, everything from PSP to PS2 to DS, culminating in Devil May Cry which is coming out later in the year, probably in the autumn, which will be our next real triple-A push. And then as we roll into 2008 we'll have new versions of existing franchises and new titles that are original IP. We're really starting to ramps things up and become that much more significant in the marketplace."Between October and December sounds pretty likely. Maybe Capcom will take the same initiative with Devil May Cry 4 as they did with Lost Planet and allow PS3 gamers a playable taste via PlayStation Network this summer.
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Corporate responsibility is a hot topic among professional services firms, with much discussion recently around a particular form of corporate benevolence, the performance of pro bono work. The public relations industry has a long history of working pro bono to benefit the many communities in which it serves. According to a recent PR Council survey, [MORE]


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Big Country Journal: Stamford veteran 'still has a war in his dreams'
Vet receives overdue WWII medals
STAMFORD — L.H. Simpson doesn't talk about World War II.
Simpson was still in his teens and had been married to his wife, Blanch, for barely more than a year when he went into the Army. Blanch, or Peaches as she is called, watched him leave with an anxious heart.
"When he went into the service he was 18," Peaches said. "And when he was blown out of that foxhole, it was on his 19th birthday."
Over the years, L.H. kept a lot of the details of his time in the service to himself. Peaches wouldn't press him; she knew those were memories he preferred not to revisit.
"He does not like to talk about it. There were years where he wouldn't talk about it at all," she said. "I don't talk to him about it unless he mentions something that happens. If he wants to talk, I'll listen."
The Simpsons have had a long, productive life since his return from the war. They owned four grain elevators in the area, and later bought a steel business. They sold those businesses when they retired.
But as he began to age, L.H. realized that something in his life was incomplete. So he called fellow Stamford resident Gwen Baker.
"He told me his story about how he served in WWII under Gen. Patton at the Battle of Bulge," she said.
The Battle of the Bulge began Dec. 16, 1944; it was Hitler's last chance at turning the war back in his favor and one of the biggest battles of the war. During the fighting, L.H. and a friend named Michael Nicholson, known as Kid, were blown out of their foxhole after a shell landed nearby. L.H. was injured but alive.
"He was lucky enough to have survived," Gwen said. "Kid Nicholson was killed."
L.H. said he didn't receive any medals after the war, not even a Purple Heart. He asked Gwen if she could help him get those medals and the benefits owed him by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs.
Why her? Because Gwen has earned a reputation as a go-to person for this kind of task.
"I've been doing this ever since 1979; I've been helping different veterans," she said. "I don't know how they found out, because I don't publicize it."
Gwen said she doesn't keep count but estimates that she's helped more than 60 veterans in the rural area get the benefits and medals owed to them.
She learned that many of L.H.'s records had been destroyed in a 1973 fire at the National Personnel Records Center in St. Louis. Between 16 million to 18 million military personnel files were lost during that 22-hour blaze.
No copies of the records had been made; there was no microfiche. But as bad as that sounds, there still is a paper trail for learning the kind of information she was seeking.
She contacted U.S. Rep. Mac Thornberry, who represents the 13th Congressional District, for information on how to proceed. After submitting the paperwork, she waited.
But things still were moving slowly, so she said she called in a favor to former U.S. Rep. Charles Stenholm, who knew L.H. personally. She asked her former congressman if he could help as well.
Gwen told him that many World War II veterans in rural areas don't know what benefits are owed to them. That's partly because when they came home from combat, they just wanted to go home.
"They went to war, came home from war, and they had a choice," she said. "The military told them, '1.) You can stay and be processed out or, 2.) You can leave within 24 hours and go home to your family.' "
That was the choice offered to L.H. His nephew Jim Raughton recalled L.H.'s memories about that time.
"When I got back, they said this is the process you will go through," L.H. told him. "I said I'm not waiting, I've served long enough. I'm done."
Jim jokingly said that his uncle caught the first cab he could find from downtown New York City to Stamford.
Less than three weeks after Stenholm got involved, and along with the efforts of Thornberry's office, L.H.'s medals finally came through. In addition to a Combat Infantryman Badge, European-African-Middle Eastern Campaign Medal, and World War II Victory Medal, he also received a Good Conduct Medal, a Presidential Unit Citation and a Bronze Star.
No Purple Heart, though.
"Just forget the Purple Heart, just forget it," L.H. told Gwen.
"Mr. Simpson, are you sure? You earned that Purple Heart," she replied.
He was sure, he said.
"I know the person that I can talk to who can verify it," she said.
"But he doesn't like to talk about it," he told her.
She understood why. For the same reason L.H. doesn't like to talk about it, either. Although most people rest easy during the night, for some veterans like L.H., it's the chance for the pain long thought buried to come roaring back.
"After all that time, since he had been to war, he still has a war in his dreams," Gwen said.
Whether it's thoughts of the war long ago or the memory of it in his dreams, Peaches is still there. Just like the day he returned.
"When he came home, I was just glad he walked up to my back door," she said, smiling.
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Fans of the long-running Ford Crown Victoria will have to find a 2007 model if they want to own a new one. Ford has confirmed that the 2008 Crown Victoria will be sold only through its fleet network, mostly to taxi services and government agencies. We were a bit surprised when hundreds of Crown Victoria fans flocked to our Great Car Faceoff last spring, and there's no doubt those same fans are shedding a tear today. If you have fond memories of your Crown Vic, post them below.
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I don't want to steal any thunder, but a well-known forum member stopped by yesterday to get a hit from our HPWC and spent a couple hours hanging out and catching up. We took a quick boat ride out to the bay while charging and I got to hear about his recent west coast swing to TesLive. He was driving a beautiful green MS 85 with 99,610 miles on it. Great guy, beautiful car that looks as good as new. I asked him how long he plans to drive the car and he pointed at our '52 MG that was sitting next to his charging car, and said "until it is as old as that one!"
So the first MS in the wild will go over 100k miles this week, showing no wear.
Remember when 100k was the useful life of most cars? When engines had to be rebuilt every 30-50k? When there were points, oil filters,and spark plugs to change very 3,000 miles? Congratulations on doing your part to change the world My5bAby! Amazing vehicle and a huge benchmark.
Hi Dave, wonderful report! We were very inspired. VIN? What maintenance items had been performed along the way?
He's had a drivetrain replacement (I think only one though) and some ticky-tack little things but for the most part his car has been rock-solid.
So it's now comletely out of warranty then, correct? I mean the battery is covered for 8 years and unlimited miles but everything else stops at 100K miles I believe.
Living dangerously. ;)
Worst guessing game ever!
Congrats to My5baby. A great trailblazer.
What is his range?
Pictures? Stuff like this would be great to see also..
It's still really good....I'm thinking 252 rated or something like that. He does milestone posts with great detail in them so we'll soon get the scoop.
I asked about range loss and he's said about 5% but he hasn't done any of the balancing procedures that others have used to "regain" a higher statistical indicated remaining range. He believes the range loss is probably well below the 5% indicated. This is great to hear - just remember that it was miles accumulated in well under two years, so time and battery age is less of a factor than recharge cycles. Age may not matter much (my daughter's ten year old Prius with 185k miles doesn't seem to have list any battery capacity), but this is a special situation with charging and driving patterns that few of us will replicate. m5bAby did share that he is moving closer to a city and will have a much shorter commute to his new workplace, so won't be putting on miles nearly so quickly in coming years.
I think you were supposed to answer in the form of a question.
"Who is My5bAby?"
Congrats to My5baby
That is fantastic news, congrats. You are, as I am sure you know, the benchmark for the rest of us. You have gone into the unknown and the biggest unknown is how well the range holds up after that many miles.
PD, do you know what his life avg kWh is?
Now it's coming out of warranty. Just wait.
Anything North of 100k miles, means you are on your own minus the battery pack.
Of course this is purely wishful thinking, but if his car was for the most part trouble free, perhaps Tesla will extend the warranties on the cars. They has a cash reserve to cover warranty work and obviously they are tracking what they are having spending on warranty items. With the increasing quality of the cars, what better selling point then say we will warranty the car for as long as you own the car. Elon has said that if a product fails, then it wasn't designed properly.
Who is My5baby?
@anthony. Go to volkerize.com and search.
That didn't help at all.
Really! I did it and found out that he has more miles on his MS than anyone.
Here ya go @Anthony. http://lmgtfy.com/?q=My5bAby+site%3Awww.teslamotors.com%2Fforum%2Fforums
All I know is he wrote a book on Tesla MS. I guess that is enough.
I hope you treated My5bAby to some of your best oysters.
Btw, I am going to be headed south in the near future with stops planned in DC, and VA, going as far south as C-Ville and then heading back up through Shenandoah National Park. Any recommendations for great seafood/oysters in those areas? You can PM me at TMC - same screen name as above.
I have NOT Authored or written any books about the Model S.
But you inspired folk songs like "On the road again in my Model S..."
RU getting him confused with nickjhowe? Another star.
@My5bAby The mistake was probably from taking this description too literally: My5bAby wrote the book on setting the mileage record for the Model S. :-)
@My5bAb This is a great milestone to report 'real-life/actual' detailed list of all maintenance and repairs done thus far with corresponding warranty/or out-of-pocket costs and comments.
@jdesmo Maybe he should write a book.
Oysters? Ewww!
It would take me almost twenty years to rack up that kind of mileage!
AR - Oysters Ewww?? Whaaaaaaaa? You're breaking my heart, man. Tell me you don't ban oysters from the Mayoral Mansion(s)!
AR has been recalled as mayor due to recent revelation of his abhorrent disagreement with oysters.
Stats on the rated range he gets with a range charge would be greatly appreciated. My P85+ at 26k miles over 1 year gets 260 rated (started at 265 on day 1). I'm thinking this had a lot to do with one of the software changes. Still a spaceship!
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