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Heads up: Since I know a lot of you are sensitive to Splenda, you might want to know that starting in August Diet Pepsi will be be switching its formula from aspartame to Splenda + Ace-K.
Warning — Diet Pepsi is switching to Splenda
Splenda hiding in Emerald nuts
I was deleting some photos and just found these from Target the other day — I'd picked up these clearance Emerald Vanilla Roast and Cocoa Roast almonds to take a look at, then put them back. Surprise! Sucralose (Splenda) hiding in here, too. And Acesulfame Potassium is another artificial sugar substitute, so we get a double whammy with this one.
Although I've cooked with Splenda and purchased it in the past, I've been trying over the past year to avoid buying products that contain hidden Sucralose — other than the occasional Atkins-bar-type-treat for low-carb MashupDad, who remains a huge fan. We'll convert him yet. 😉
Now Yoplait Light contains Splenda
The other day I picked up a few Yoplait Light yogurt for my mom, who's visiting this week and only eats light yogurt. While putting them away I noticed a big "NOW no aspartame" note on the front of the container, so thought I'd look and see what they're using instead. Yup, Yoplait Light just switched to Splenda. Is it actually better that Yoplait Light contains Splenda instead of aspartame now? Discuss. 😉
Zyrtec tabs have Splenda too
Last week we talked about Splenda hiding in everything from Quaker reduced sugar oatmeal to Capri Sun Roaring Waters.
Today I went to Costco and bought children's liquid Aller-tec (generic Zyrtec/cetirizine) — two bottles for $9.99. Since Mr. 7's dose is 10 mg (2 tsp), each 8 oz bottle should give me 24 doses, so this cost me $5 for the equivalent of one box of the dissolve tabs he's been using. He's almost at the swallowing pills stage, so this should hopefully be the last kids' one I have to buy… Apparently this is grape-banana flavor (eww!) — but I noticed it contained sucrose (sugar), probably to hide the taste of the medicine. So then I thought I'd take a look at the box of Zyrtec dissolve tabs in my cabinet.
Well, look at that. Where the generic Costco Aller-tec syrup contains sucrose, the name brand Zyrtec tabs have Sucralose (Splenda). And "flavors," which your guess is as good as mine, lol. Would it have occurred to you to look for Splenda in OTC medication? It's never before occurred to me…
More food label fun — Splenda is in everything too
So you know those Fruit2O waters that were basically double free at Jewel last week? I passed because they contain Sucralose (Splenda). Low carb MashupDad eats Splenda products like candy, which is a story for another day — but I've always hated it, so never consume anything with Splenda. The kids would have it occasionally, but as I'm reading more and paying more attention to food labels, I'm less comfortable giving it to them at all. (And I'm pretty sure it upsets Junior High Guy's digestive system, so he hasn't had any in months.)
And then when we were at Target today, I was about to grab the lower sugar Quaker Maple & Brown Sugar oatmeal, but then paused to read the label. Yup. Instead of just making the packets less sweet, they choose instead to substitute Sucralose for some of the sugar. (And now that I'm reading further, I see that the regular contains a whopping 12g sugar per packet — ack. Those are NOT big packets! And I did buy a box of that, since I was so focused on the Splenda thing on the other, doh.)
The photo on the right is Capri Sun Roaring Waters, where you think, hey, "water," it's got to be better than their regular pouches of liquid HFCS. But look — you get BOTH Sucralose AND HFCS in these. Yum. 😉
I've been talking with my mom about how she lost so much weight over the past year and a half, and she attributes most of it to just reading food labels. I'm not getting rid of existing products in my house (except maybe this Capri Sun, which is really, really bugging me), but am working on making better choices from here on out. You can't always assume that "lower sugar" means something just contains less sugar, or that the only thing you have to worry about with pickles is the sodium, or that the only things in your chopped garlic in water are chopped garlic and water, or that salsa shouldn't have corn syrup in it — it's taking a while to get these things through my head, but we'll get there.
- What ingredients have you been surprised by on food labels recently?
P.S. — Never fear, I'll still post deals on Capri Sun and Quaker low sugar oatmeal and Claussen and everything else; everyone makes their own food choices. I'm just kind of musing aloud about labels I've been surprised by and how difficult it is sometimes to make those choices, because who woulda thunk it?
Print now save later — Splenda at Walgreens
Starting Sunday 5/19 at Walgreens, 100 pack Splenda will be $2.99 with in-ad coupon.
Print $1.00/1 Splenda here or another $1.00/1 Splenda here to drop that to $1.99 — but, like that's good enough! 🙂 There's more…
National Catalina deal starts Monday 5/20
Don't try this til Monday! National Splenda Catalina 5/20-6/16/13: Buy two, get $2.00 OYNO. Buy three or more, get $5.00 OYNO. So:
- Buy three for $8.97 with in-ad coupon.
- Use three $1.00/1 printables = $5.97.
- Get back $5.00 OYNO for a net cost of $.97 for three, or $.32 each!
This would be a stock-up price for Splenda.
Update: Trish points out there was a $2.00/1 Splenda in the 3/24 SS in the SUN-TIMES and some local papers — but not the Tribune, alas
(Thanks, Jill Cataldo)
Splenda deals on Amazon
Splenda No-Calorie Sweetner with Fiber, Granulated, 14-Ounce Bags (Pack of 2), just $8.37 shipped with subscribe & save + the 25% off coupon on the page. That's $4.39 a bag.
Splenda No Calorie Sweetener, 400-Count Packets, $7.27 shipped with subscribe & save + the 25% off coupon on the page. That's $.018 a packet.
Splenda Brown Sugar Blend, 16-Ounce Packages (Pack of 4 ), $10.41 shipped with subscribe & save + the 25% off coupon on the page. That's $2.60 per 1-lb bag.
Splenda Sugar Blend, 32-Ounce Bags (Pack of 3), $11.17 shipped with subscribe & save + the 25% off coupon on the page. That's $3.72 per 2-lb bag.
As always: Amazon prices can change quickly. You can cancel subscriptions at any time under your account. Coupons are limit one per account, and you need to be logged in to see and clip them.
400 count Splenda $6.75 shipped
Splenda No Calorie Sweetener, 400-Count Packets, $6.75 shipped with subscribe & save + the 30% off coupon on the page.
As always, Amazon pricing can change quickly.
(Thanks, Common Sense with Money)
Crazy cheap Splenda on Amazon — $.54 a box! GONE
Splenda Essentials No Calorie Sweetener with Fiber, 80-Count Packages (Pack of 4) is down to $10.17 shipped with subscribe & save. Clip the $8 coupon on the page to get them for $2.17 shipped! That's just $.54 a box! SOLD OUT
Must be logged in to see coupons, one per account. As always, you can cancel subscriptions at any point under your account.
(Thanks, Swaggrabber!)
More Splenda deals on Amazon
Splenda Essentials No Calorie Sweetener with Fiber, 80-Count Packages (Pack of 4), $7.24 shipped when you use subscribe & save and clip the $8.00 coupon on the page! (Must be logged in to see, one per account.) That's just $1.81 a pack, and we haven't seen Splenda deals in a while…
Splenda No Calorie Sweetener, 400-Count Packets, $10.04 shipped with subscribe & save + the $1.00 coupon on the page.
Splenda Sugar Blend, 32-Ounce Bags (Pack of 3), $14.57 shipped with subscribe & save after you clip the $3.00 coupon on the page. That's six pounds of Splenda…


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An appreciation of acoustic features in the evaluation of an ancient site makes it possible to:
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2.) Experience a connection with our ancient ancestors that is of a common emotional nature
3.) Transcend the passage of time with a sensory continuity
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An intact prehistoric necropolis provides a matchless opportunity for research on sound behavior in ancient spaces
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"Sleeping Lady", ca. 3000 BC
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"One of the most exciting branches of the new multi-sensory archaeology is archaeoacoustics, the archaeology of sound. Imagine being part of a ritual gathering, standing shivering on a frozen lake to hear the spirits of your ancestors communicating with you from within a cliff face. Think what it would feel like to be deep underground in a cave, listening to the reverberations of a human voice by the flickering light of a flame. The idea that our forebears had a far more intimate relationship with sound than most people do now inspires many students of archaeoacoustics. Some study auditory illusions created by the likes of echoes and acoustic interference. Others are interested in the psychology of sound and how it might influence behaviour. Still others investigate how certain wavelengths affect our physiology by changing the way our brains work. Science, it seems, is finally catching up with what shamans have always known about the consciousness-altering power of sound."
- Kate Douglas, Features Editor "New Scientist" Magazine
2014 ARCHAEOACOUSTICS RESEARCH PROJECT: HAL-SAFLIENI HYPOGEUM, MALTA (ca. 3,600- 2,500 BCE)
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I am using MAT to get the infirmation that the memory leak is there or not. But not able to find which activity is leaking.
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(From 2008 Vintage) Château Potensac is regarded as one of the better wines currently being produced in the Médoc appellation and is a 60% Cabernet based wine ownded operated by the owners of Léoville Las Cases.
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(From 2009 Vintage) Plump, tender texture carries lively fruit flavors of wild cherry, strawberry and cassis in this lively red. Notes of fresh herb and licorice add interest. Modestly structured, with fresh acidity and just enough tannins.


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I always got my stuff on time and the financial advisor is very nice and helpful to all my problems.
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About curlyfriez
I'm a student at the University of Georgia with a very very very VERY small (yet growing, and life-long) interest in meteorology and weather stuff.
By: curlyfriez, 10:30 PM GMT on January 30, 2013
So I have apparently just sat through the worst of the storm that has been ripping through the southeastern US today.
Gusts of 20+ MPH with heavy rainfall and extremely limited visibility, but other than that, not much more than your typical torrential downpour...just usually occurs more often in the summer months.
storm severe weather thunderstorms Athens Abnormal weather
By: curlyfriez, 8:10 AM GMT on January 28, 2013
Turns out the ice-pocalypse didn't hit Athens like everyone predicted it would. Conditions along the major interstate highways leading in and out of Atlanta, however, proved much more dangerous than previously expected. Thankfully, I waited until much later in the day to leave for home, where the weather proved much milder and more tolerable than up here in Athens.
Down in Macon, highs of 60+F with beautifully clear skies and light winds. With lows in the 40s, not a terrible January weekend at all.
Athens Winter Weather Macon Abnormal weather
By: curlyfriez, 11:09 PM GMT on January 24, 2013
Writing this before the ice is predicted to hit parts of northern Georgia, and secretly praying to the great weather gods in the sky that classes get cancelled for tomorrow. (A false hope, at best.) Conditions are turning at the time of this post, evident by the growing chill I feel creeping along the breeze. Relatively clear here at sunset; mostly high-altitude cirrus clouds far in the distance.
A beautiful sunset nevertheless.
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How do you check software version?
I'm reading that some achievements are unachievable depending on the version that you have until the next update is pushed. I was one of the guys who managed to download the game early, but I don't know how to verify which version software I have on my phone. Anyone know where I can find this information?
I guess another question to ask is which version is worth working on, since it seems that the pre-release version might actually be harder.
Yes the newer version is the one you want to start on. The pre-release is unable to get update (v1.1). The latest update makes some levels easier to obtain gold and also makes getting the 1 million corn achievements faster (well it was supposed to but actually it doesnt, coming in another patch soon!).
You can see your version when you roll the credits. It is in the first couple lines.
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"You can just smell the wine!!" Top 5 Page for this destination Yountville by kalkahuna
Yountville Travel Guide: 54 reviews and 131 photos
We love Yountville. A good, central location in the Napa Valley and within crawling distance to French Laundry, Bouchon's, Bistro Jeanty, Napa Valley Grille, Gordon's Market, Pacific Blues Cafe, Piatti's, Cucina ala Carte and the newly opened Hurley's Bar and Grill.
And if you have any wine questions, drop by Groezinger's and talk to Rick or Justin.
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6:50pm - So here's the state of play at the halfway point of six LV= County Championship matches.
Nottinghamshire and Middlesex are in the driving seat against Yorkshire and Sussex respectively; Northamptonshire appear on the brink of victory against Worcestershire, while Surrey and Gloucestershire have wickets in hand as they respond to sizeable first-innings totals from Warwickshire and Glamorgan. Kent are four down and still have work to do to avoid the follow-on against Hampshire.
Somerset, and particularly Nick Compton, enjoyed a productive opening day against Durham.
Join us tomorrow, when we're hoping for another sun-kissed day across the country.
Division One
Surrey are 49 without loss in response to Warwickshire's first-innings 631 for nine declared at Guildford.
Yorkshire are 29 for three in response to Nottinghamshire's first-innings 443 at Scarborough.
Sussex are 147 for seven in response to Middlesex's first-innings 499 for eight declared at Lord's.
Somerset, having won the toss, are 336 for five versus Durham at Taunton.
Division Two
Gloucestershire are 179 for one in response to Glamorgan's first-innings 448 at Bristol.
Kent are 149 for four without loss in response to Hampshire's first-innings 455 at the Ageas Bowl.
Worcestershire are 97 for six in their second innings against Northamptonshire at Wantage Road and trail by 21.
6:32pm - Surrey are 49 without loss at stumps on day two at Guildford, a small dent in Warwickshire's mammoth 631 for nine. Sussex and Worcestershire's batsmen will no doubt look at that scorecard with envy as their torrid evenings close. We'll have a round-up of today's scores very shortly
6:28pm - Sussex will dearly hope they're the next team back to the safety of the pavilion, but Ed Joyce's side are mounting a recovery of sorts at Lord's. Luke Wright and Will Beer have put on 35 for the eighth wicket, with the England man very much the senior partner. Displaying his natural attacking instincts, Wright has five boundaries to his name among 37 not out.
6:22pm - It's stumps in Southampton, where Kent have suffered no further damage, but Yorkshire were not so lucky at Scarborough. Skipper Andrew Gale was forced to the middle to join Phil Jaques after Steven Patterson became another nightwatchman unable to complete his job. The hosts are 29 for three, with Nottinghamshire well on top on the second evening having amassed 443 in their first innings.
6:13pm - Kent's struggles continue at the Ageas Bowl. Danny Briggs has accounted for nightwatchman Adam Riley without scoring. Brendan Nash is unbeaten on 26 and now has Ben Harmison for company. The score is 149 for four, 306 behind Hampshire on first innings.
6:06pm - Having added a further run to the tweet below, Klinger will go to bed this evening dreaming of a 14th first-class century. Stumps have been drawn at Bristol with Gloucestershire 179 for one in response to Glamorgan's 448 first time around. Housego is unbeaten on 46, with six boundaries to his name.
They're also done for the day at Taunton, where it has been a one to remember for Test opener Compton. The Somerset man carried his bat throughout the opening day to 139 not out and the hosts are 336 for five after electing to bat against Durham.
@Gloscricket on Twitter: At the end of the 65th over @Gloscricket move on to 168/1. Dan Housego 40* Michael Klinger 79* #cmonglos
5:55pm - It is certainly becoming a dismal evening for Worcestershire's batsman. Michael Johnson is out lbw, becoming the third scalp for his countryman Copeland. With the visitors still 47 behind, Northants must be starting to eye an innings victory this evening.
Kent have now lost three wickets for 33 runs after Griffiths cleaned up Daniel Bell-Drummond for 13.
5:46pm - An innings win is certainly not out of the question for Northants. Aneesh Kapil has been trapped in front by Willey, which means Worcestershire are 63 for five and still 55 in arrears.
Yorkshire have now lost both openers, the recalled Alex Lees going lbw to Luke Fletcher for two.
@Middlesex_CCC on Twitter: WICKET! Jordan is next to go for a duck, lbw to the bowling of Harris! 117-7 with Wright 14* #MiddxvSussex
5:37pm - There has been a flurry of wickets in the top-flight.
Sussex are now six down, Rayner having accepted a return catch off Ben Brown.
Mark Wood has brought an end to Barrow's knock at Taunton.
And at Scarborough, there has been an early setback for Yorkshire - Adam Lyth edging Harry Gurney to second slip with the score on nine.
In Division Two, Worcestershire are in big bother at 58 for four. The tireless Trent Copeland has won an lbw verdict against Alexei Kervezee to grab his second scalp.
@NorthantsCCC on Twitter: WICKET! Samaraweera departs lbw to Copeland and Worcs are 52-3!! big wicket
5:20pm - Things go from bad to worse for Sussex as Matt Prior departs to former team-mate Ollie Rayner for 10. England's Test wicketkeeper is not happy about being given out caught at silly point.
5:15pm - Make that two much-needed breakthroughs for Hampshire! Rob Key falls five balls after his partner, caught in the slips off David Griffiths three short of a fifty.
Klinger and Dan Housego have shared a patient half-century alliance for Gloucestershire, who are 129 for one at Bristol.
Surrey have made a solid start in response to Warwickshire's mammoth total, ending the sixth over on 13 without loss.
Alex Barrow takes Scott Borthwick for three fours in an over to earn a third batting point for Somerset. Compton has moved on to 123.
5:10pm - Nottinghamshire lose Shahzad and Harry Gurney in successive overs to be bowled out for 443.
At the Ageas Bowl, Hampshire have claimed a much-needed breakthrough, Sean Ervine pinning Northeast lbw for 59.
Sussex are in trouble at Lord's. James Harris has accounted for Michael Yardy to leave the south coast side 88 for four in reply to 499 for eight declared.
5:02pm - Having progressed slowly for much of their first dig, Notts are really putting their foot down now. Luke Fletcher is swinging away merrily alongside Ajmal Shahzad.
David Willey's removal of Matt Pardoe leaves Worcestershire 45 for two. They need 73 more to avoid an innings defeat at Wantage Road.
Kent's opening stand has surpassed 100.
4:48pm - Adil Rashid has brought an end to Franks' innings on 70, while Durham spinner Ryan Buckley has pinned James Hildreth leg-before for 33 at Taunton.
4:45pm - As Paul Franks tears into Richard Pyrah at Scarborough, Roy picks up a third scalp when having Tom Milnes caught behind for a breezy 15. That leaves Warwickshire 631 for nine and prompts a declaration.
@TrentBridge on Twitter: Franksy has just hit a mammoth six to bring up his fifty. 55* alongside Shahzad 1* to give Notts 392-7 #YorksvNotts
@Middlesex_CCC on Twitter: WICKET! Joyce has gone for 20, stumped by Simpson off the bowling of Rayner - well bowled that man! 68-3 with Yardy 12* #MiddxvSussex
4:33pm - And now Roy gets Barker lbw for 125. In the last 10 minutes, the Surrey batsman has doubled his first-class wicket-tally.
Gloucestershire captain Michael Klinger has moved past 50, while there is also a centurion at the Ageas Bowl in the form of Kent opener Sam Northeast.
4:27pm - There will be no century for young Javid. He is caught behind off the occasional bowling of Jason Roy for 85. Warwickshire are 609 for seven and are batting on.
4:17pm - Compton brings up his 20th first-class hundred with a four off Mark Wood. That's a timely boost for the England Test opener.
Keith Barker and Ateeq Javid have now shared 200 at Guildford; the latter is 19 shy of three figures and you would imagine a declaration would follow if he reaches the landmark.
4:10pm - Perhaps a little unexpectedly, Will Smith strikes in his first over for Durham, bowling Dean Elgar for 33 to break a stand of 84 for Somerset's third wicket. Nick Compton has 96...
It is now tea-time at Lord's and Wantage Road.
4pm - Crook has bowled Daryl Mitchell to hand Northants an early breakthrough in Worcestershire's second innings, while Middlesex's Toby Roland-Jones has accounted for Sussex opener Luke Wells. Those are the only two matches still in progress with tea being taken elsewhere, so here's a round-up of how things stand.
Division One
Warwickshire are 587 for six against Surrey at Guildford.
Nottinghamshire are 368 for seven against Yorkshire at Scarborough.
Sussex are 47 for two in response to Middlesex first innings 499 for eight declared at Lord's.
Somerset, having won the toss, are 212 for two against Durham at Taunton.
Division Two
Gloucestershire are 85 for one in response to Glamorgan's first innings 448 at Bristol.
Kent are 48 without loss in response to Hampshire's first innings 455 at the Ageas Bowl.
Worcestershire are 25 for one in their second innings against Northamptonshire at Wantage Road, a deficit of 93.
3:40pm - Sweet relief for Rashid, who perhaps deserves this touch of fortune as Mullaney goes without further addition to his score. An attempted slog-sweep looped up off the batsman's boot to be pouched by Alex Lees at short-leg. Nottinghamshire are 365 for seven.
3:37pm - Glamorgan have the breakthrough as Gloucestershire's opening stand of 79 is brought to an end by Michael Hogan trapping Roderick lbw for 41.
3:34pm - After watching Adam Lyth grass that chance moments ago, poor old Rashid has been clumped into the Scarborough stands by Mullaney once more. He's raced to 79 from 94 balls, with 11 other boundaries to stand alongside his two maximums.
3:30pm - Bowlers across the country will be grateful when tea arrives inside the next half hour as batsmen continue to make hay in the sunshine. Compton would like to reach the interval with a century to his name - the England man is on 90, with Somerset 205 for two on day one versus Durham.
@Yorkshireccc on Twitter: Franks (26) has been dropped by Lyth at slip off Rashid. Notts 345-6. We need a breakthrough.
3:24pm - Keith Barker has his third first-class century as Surrey's bowlers continue to toil under Warwickshire's relentless assault at Guildford. The all-rounder reached three figures from 128 balls with 14 fours and a six. The score is 567 for six and captain Jim Troughton must now be pondering the declaration.
@CricketingBears on Twitter: Warwickshire's Javid and Barker post a 150 run partnship, the third of the innings. How often does that happen?
3:18pm - Middlesex struck in the fifth over of Sussex's response. Tim Murtagh was the bowler as Sam Robson held on to dismiss Chris Nash for 13. The visitors as 22 for one.
3:11pm - Steven Mullaney and Paul Franks have handed a torrid time to Yorkshire's attack over the past 45 minutes at Scarborough. In the 10 overs since Ryan Sidebottom removed Chris Read they have added 61 for the seventh wicket. Mullaney passed 50 before launching Adil Rashid for six.
2:55pm - Hampshire's innings is curtailed on 455 and Riley's dismissal of David Griffiths means he walks off with career-best figures of 7-150.
At Guildford, Javid is also a half-centurion and the stand with Barker is worth 120, while Chris Russell cleaned up the Northamptonshire tail at Wantage Road to end with 3-59 as the hosts made 314 to lead by 118.
Gloucestershire's response to Glamorgan's 448 at Bristol has started in fine fashion with an unbroken opening partnership of 51 between Michael Klinger and Gareth Roderick.
2:40pm - England opener Nick Compton brought up that welcome half-century in some style, following up a four off Ryan Buckley with a towering maximum next ball. He's now joined by Dean Elgar after Arul Suppiah was bowled by Graham Onions and Somerset are 147 for two.
Elsewhere, Barker beat Javid to his own fifty and has motored on to 63, with Warwickshire 508 for six; Briggs is out for a run-a-ball 25 as Hampshire's innings winds down on 443 for nine an fellow lusty hitter Berg perished for 39 before Middlesex declared on 499 for eight.
@SomersetCCC on Twitter: Much deserved 50 for @thecompdog but Suppiah goes for 36. 132 for 2. #wearesomerset
2:26pm - Crook will not be raising his bat again at Wantage Road. Chris Russell has bowled the former Lancashire man for 85 and Northamptonshire are 288 for eight, a healthy lead of 92.
2:23pm - Middlesex's Gareth Berg is wasting no time in trying to take the game beyond Sussex's reach at HQ. The South African born all-rounder's 39 not out has come from just 24 balls with six fours. However, he must continue without Ollie Rayner, who was just caught at the wicket off left-armer Chris Liddle.
2:16pm - The catering staff at the Ageas Bowl might want to serve Kent something different at lunch tomorrow because it seems to have done them the world of good! Balcombe goes without scoring and Riley is the successful bowler once more.
2:12pm - Warwickshire continue their serene progress against Surrey, with Ateeq Javid and Keith Barker engaged in a race to 50. The pair's seventh-wicket stand is worth 71 and they have 37 and 34 to their respective names. Middlesex's John Simpson reached that very landmark only to fall two balls later to Luke Wright. The score at Lord's is 466 for six.
2:02pm - And it's a double strike for Kent! Facing his first delivery after watching Wheater return to the pavilion, Sean Ervine edges Darren Stevens behind to fall 14 short of a century. David Balcombe and Danny Briggs are the new men in with Hampshire still well placed on 403 for seven.
1:58pm - Adam Riley clearly wasn't ready to stand for all that cheeky reverse sweep business; three balls later, he trapped Adam Wheater lbw for 21. The Kent off-spinner now has a five-wicket haul and one more will bring him a career-best return.
@hantscricket on Twitter: Reverse sweep from Wheater for four moves Hampshire on to 403-5. Ervine 86*, Wheater 21*.
1:53pm - But Moeen Ali has moved to check those ambitions, removing James Middlebrook for 39 by taking a return catch. Middlebrook and Crook put on 96 for the seventh wicket and Northants' lead is 34.
1:43pm - All seven LV=County Championship matches are back under way and Northamptonshire's Steven Crook has brought up his half-century as the hosts seek a potentially decisive first-innings advantage against Worcestershire.
1:05pm - A couple of wickets have fallen in Division One on the stroke of lunch, Middlesex's Dexter dismissed by Will Beer and Notts' James Taylor being trapped lbw by Patterson. In the second tier, Glamorgan lost Mark Wallace for 94 to be dismissed for 448. Here are the interval scores:
Division One
Warwickshire are 446 for six against Surrey at Guildford.
Nottinghamshire are 242 for five against Yorkshire at Scarborough.
Middlesex are 420 for five against Sussex at Lord's.
Somerset, having won the toss, are 82 for one against Durham at Taunton.
Division Two
Glamorgan are 448 all out versus Gloucestershire at Bristol.
Hampshire are 391 for five against Kent at the Ageas Bowl.
Northamptonshire are 225 for six replying to Worcestershire's 196 at Wantage Road.
12:53pm - Middlesex continue to have a fine day, Neil Dexter reaching his century and helping take the score beyond 400.
Yorkshire have claimed a fourth wicket, Samit Patel departing to Moin Ashraf.
@hantscricket on Twitter: WICKET: McKenzie (146) is caught behind off the bowling of spinner Adam Riley. Hampshire 372-5.
12:32pm - How many times have we said this in recent years? Northamptonshire's lower order have stepped up again. The Division One leaders move into the lead against Worcestershire on the back of James Middlebrook and Steven Crook's unbroken half-century stand.
12:16pm - Somerset have lost their first wicket, Graham Onions unsurprisingly the man to strike as Trescothick falls for 36.
11:58am - Hampshire roll on impressively against Kent, Neil McKenzie passing 100 and Sean Ervine 50 in a stand approaching 150.
Nottinghamshire, though, have lost their centurion with Michael Lumb edging Steven Patterson to second slip.
Batting bonus points are coming up too, Hampshire gaining three, Middlesex four and Warwickshire five in the recent minutes - the latter after Dernbach had ousted Rikki Clarke.
11:51am - What a start to his career young Craig Miles is having. Having seen off Goodwin for 108, he has John Glover caught behind and traps Dean Cosker lbw with successive balls in his next over. He now has five wickets and Glamorgan are 343 for eight.
Somerset are going well on 40 without loss against Durham, Marcus Trescothick on 31 and Nick Compton seven.
11:41am - Another batsman falls narrowly short of a double-century, Chris Rogers dismissed by Sussex's Steve Magoffin for 184.
Northamptonshire have lost another wicket, Gareth Andrew getting rid of Rob Keogh for 44.
11:30am - It was Alan Richardson who ousted Hall, picking up his fourth wicket of the innings. Another bowler having a good morning is Dernbach, the paceman having now trapped Tim Ambrose lbw for 84.
And good news for all cricket to celebrate - well, perhaps not those of a Gloucestershire persuasion! Murray Goodwin has struck his first century for Glamorgan; there's still life in the old dog yet.
At Scarborough, meanwhile, Adil Rashid has seen James Taylor dropped at short-leg.
@NorthantsCCC on Twitter: Andrew Hall is caught on 10 Northants are 124 for 5 with James Middlebrook coming to the crease to join Rob Keogh who is on 38
11:13am - Surrey needed early breakthroughs and have got the one they wanted immediately. Jade Dernbach is the man to strike, ousting Warwickshire opener Varun Chopra for a brilliant 192.
10:43am - Somerset, still winless in the championship this season, have won the toss at Taunton and elected to bat. Here are the scores in the games that will resume:
Division One
Warwickshire are 359 for three against Surrey at Guildford.
Nottinghamshire are 177 for two against Yorkshire at Scarborough.
Middlesex are 320 for three against Sussex at Lord's.
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Hampshire are 265 for four against Kent at the Ageas Bowl.
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For nearly 13 months, Paul Matney has carried the title of acting president of Amarillo College. He'll have another three weeks to wait before he officially becomes the school's 13th president.
In an expected move Tuesday evening, the AC Board of Regents voted to name Matney the next president.
Matney and the school must allow for a 21-day public notice period per state law before making a final vote on the appointment. Regents will hold a special meeting, at noon July 15, the 21st day after Tuesday's vote.
Matney said neither he nor his goals will change.
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Regent Chairwoman Michele Fortunato said Matney had to hold back on his presidential agenda before Tuesday's vote.
"He really couldn't go in and do things with a permanency," she said.
The 59-year-old Matney has served as acting president since May 2008, when then-President Steven Jones handed over most of his duties to focus on his cancer treatment. He died Feb. 22.
Matney has been the popular choice for president among AC faculty and staff.
Regents toyed with the idea of hiring an outside firm to help locate suitable candidates but ditched that plan earlier this year and decided to review only internal candidates. Matney was the only applicant.
The Amarillo native met with a 15-member advisory committee in May and went through a daylong series of forums and interviews before faculty, staff and regents on June 10.
Regents met in closed session for less than 10 minutes Tuesday to talk about the decision. After the unanimous vote was cast, Matney received a standing ovation from the nine regents.
"In certain times, you have the right person at the right time for the right means," regent Bryan Poff told Matney in the meeting shortly after the vote.
The Amarillo native attended his freshman year of college at AC in 1967 before returning in 1980 as division chairman and professor of language, communications and fine arts. Matney has also served as vice president and dean of instruction and as associate vice president of instruction.
Matney said Tuesday it's a little premature to discuss his old position of vice president and dean of instruction, a post Jerry Moller has held in an acting role since the first of the year.
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- underdevelopment or absence of the main chest muscle (pectoralis) as well as secondary muscles of the chest and armpit region;
- the end of the pectoralis muscle attachment to the breastbone (sternum) is absent;
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War Is S#*%
We first learn about the sewage field in "Speaking of Courage," when Norman Bowker can't stop driving around a lake while he thinks about what happened to Kiowa. Kiowa, the most moral character in the book and a Native American besides, is a symbol of American decency, drowned in the sewage of the war.
The lake in "Speaking of Courage" is a stand-in for the field (as we know from "Notes"), and Bowker's driving in circles around the lake shows his inability to talk about any of it. He's not able to cut directly to the heart of the matter—that he feels that decency was destroyed in the war—and so he talks around and around it:
[Bowker] could not talk about it and never would. The evening was smooth and warm.
If it had been possible, which it wasn't, he would have explained how his friend Kiowa slipped away that night beneath the dark swampy field. He was folded in with the war; he was part of the waste. (Speaking of Courage.123-124)
Sally and the town, a sort of stand-in for all of small-town America, hear the obscenity he's forced to use instead of listening to the reasons why he's using it. One of the symptoms of PTSD (that's Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder) is the inability to speak about or remember an event without reliving it. Bowker shows this here. Unable to speak about the war, he has to stop driving around and walks into the lake.
Guilt Is S#*%, Too
Later, in "In the Field" (the field here being both the sewage field that drowned Kiowa and the combat zone), O'Brien discusses the blame for Kiowa's death in the sewage field—or, in keeping with our metaphor, the drowning of American goodness in poop:
"The truth," Norman Bowker would've said, "is I let the guy go." (Speaking of Courage.127)
The soldiers all feel guilty in one way or another—for following orders instead of trusting the Vietnamese, for a moment of stupidity in the field, or for their own brutal and disrespectful natures. Jimmy Cross and Norman Bowker both reflect that the blame is universal. The ignoble death of American decency in war is everybody's fault, in one way or another (which still doesn't mean we should dismiss the idea of personal responsibility).
Memory Is Also S#*%
The next time we see the sewage field is in "Field Trip," when O'Brien goes back to Vietnam to honor Kiowa's memory and to introduce his daughter, Kathleen, to the place that owns such a large part of his soul. Since the real O'Brien doesn't actually have a daughter named Kathleen and at the time of his writing The Things They Carried had never been back to Vietnam, we know there's some pretty heavy symbolism going on here.
Kathleen is modern America. She's young, she doesn't really remember the war, and she doesn't understand why her father is so darn obsessed with it, why he's still writing stories. By writing war stories, Tim is metaphorically returning to the sewage field to pay tribute to his dead comrades. He takes us along for the ride to show us what happened. We might not get it—Kathleen certainly doesn't —but that's not what the trip is about. The trip is about honoring the dead and remembering the moral sacrifices that we made in war.


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Landry living in the spotlight
Published: Monday, August 22, 2005 at 11:24 a.m.
Last Modified: Sunday, August 21, 2005 at 11:00 p.m.
LSU junior free safety LaRon Landry faces much the same situation that Marcus Spears did before the 2004 football season.
Demands are high, expectations are great, and Landry doesn't want to disappoint anyone, least himself.
"There's real pressure," he said. "The spotlight's on you."
Landry has only himself to blame, if that's the word to use. It carries with it a negative connotation, though, and that isn't the way Landry views things. Rather, Landry can thank his efforts of the last two years for heightening national awareness of his ability.
That's the real reason he not only was made a preseason All-Southeastern Conference selection, but also a member of the watch lists for the Jim Thorpe Award and the Bronko Nagurski Trophy that go to the premier college defensive player and defensive back, respectively.
"I don't know what to say," Landry said.
Landry knows what he faces, though. He saw it in Spears last year. Spears shouldered too much responsibility early in the year, and in so doing didn't relax and play as naturally as his gifts would allow. Spears met with then-coach Nick Saban, who highlighted the error of Spears' ways. Spears reverted to his old self, and in so doing enjoyed an All-American season and became an NFL first-round pick.
Spears and Saban are gone now, and while Landry may feel like he's under a microscope, he's surrounded by those who will more than carry their own weight. Junior Jessie Daniels returns at strong safety, and senior tackle Kyle Williams gladly has accepted a leadership role on defense, while having joined Landry in contention for the Bronko Nagurski Trophy.
Despite a demanding schedule for the Tigers, ranked fifth in The Associated Press preseason Top 25, nothing may compare to the competition raging inside Landry. On the one hand, he wants to live up to his preseason billing, but on the other he knows that wrestling with ghosts is a dead-end street. Saban reminded his players of that time and again, and Spears was a living example of the destruction it can cause.
"I find myself competing with myself and what I did last year," Landry said. "I'll think, ëI should have made that play.' "
If Landry is true to himself, and isn't overloaded with burden, he should again be a stalwart for the Tigers, as he has been each of the last two years. Having started 22 consecutive games, he's been a two-year leader in tacklers, first with 80 total stops and then with 92 last season. His achievements a year ago included three quarterback sacks, to match his freshman total, and a team-high four interceptions, which doubled his first-year output.
No one is asking Landry to lead the Tigers in tackles again. They simply want him to make the most of his experience, knowledge and skill to help offset the departure of cornerbacks Travis Daniels and Corey Webster, with the latter having been an All-American.
"There's plenty of talent" in the secondary, said first-year coach Les Miles, who can rest easier knowing he has someone as capable as the 6-foot-2, 187-pound Landry. Not only did Landry make the SEC Academic Honor Roll in communications studies last year, but he's successfully fighting his quiet nature to become more vocal on the field. That, in turn, has made for a more rounded player, rather than one who simply piles up a large number of tackles as the last line of defense.
Landry said he appreciates how "the coaches haven't talked about" the preseason hype surrounding him. "They haven't reminded me of it."
There's no need. Landry can't escape its specter. At best, he can hope to manage the distractions by playing as he knows how, which is precise execution based on focus, intensity and intelligence.
And don't forget "really enthused," which is how Landry said he feels going into a year that is sure to result in even more postseason recognition.
Courier correspondent Dave Moormann has covered LSU sports since 1980.
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Power and authority, policing, race and ethnicity, surveillance, activism, gender, economic inequality; North America.
Adam Gamwell
Sociocultural. Economic anthropology, commodities and value, food studies, development, science and technology studies, genomics, quinoa; Andean South America, Peru and Bolivia. Anthropology blog and radio show: thisanthrolife.com
Amy Hanes
Sociocultural. Anthropology of knowledge, place and space, conservation, environmental education, youth, multi-species ethnography, epistemology, gender based violence; South West Province, Cameroon.
Paige Henderson
Digital anthropology; cyborg anthropology; new media; postcoloniality; anthropology of gender/sexuality; anthropology of possibility; anthropology of the body; feminist anthropology; queer anthropology; linguistic anthropology; South Asia; India
Ryo Morimoto
Semiotic anthropology, anthropology of disaster and loss; post-disaster trauma and social/cultural changes in relationship to the politics of memory; relationship between semiology and semiotics; Japan.
Houman Kooraei Oliaei
Cultural history and politics, anthropology of religion and ritual, religious minorities in Iran, psychological anthropology, and ethnomusicology. Iran
Sarah Schofield
Archaeology. Social interpretation of funerary practice, infant container burials, cultural/archaeological heritage management, gendered interpretation of domestic space and material culture, Mediterranean studies, GIS, historical archaeology, cultural interaction and exchange between Greece and the ancient Near East, the Aegean Bronze and Iron Ages; Israel, Greece.
Olivia Spalletta
Medical and economic anthropology, epistemology, causal models, phenomenology, language and power; Denmark.
Aneil Tripathy
Economic, urban, and environmental anthropology, transportation, anthropology of finance and development; South and East Asia. Anthropology blog and radio show: thisanthrolife.com
Holly Walters
Religious and linguistic anthropology. Power and identity, roles of language and religion in social organization, cultural constructions of gender, gender-focused political movements; India.
Mengqi Wang
Space and urbanization, housing market, shifting residential patterns and kinship relations; urban China.


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