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Canada's response to the potential swine flu pandemic of 2009 began, fittingly enough, with the late-night buzz of a BlackBerry.
Frank Plummer, scientific director of the National Microbiology Laboratory, was relaxing in his Winnipeg home, half-watching a hockey game, when an e-mail arrived from Celia Alpuche Aranda, head of the Mexican national microbiology lab. She was concerned about an ever-worsening outbreak of atypical pneumonia that scientists there were unable to identify.
Earlier that day - Friday, April 17 - the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention had alerted the World Health Organization to a seemingly unconnected occurrence: two unrelated children diagnosed with swine flu in California.
Dr. Aranda packed up samples from 51 seriously ill people in Mexico and shipped them to Winnipeg. She sent a similar package to the CDC in Atlanta.
Meanwhile, the flu hunters - the nickname given the epidemiologists and laboratory scientists who obsessively track the permutations of wily influenza viruses - were already at work.
While they usually toil invisibly, doing everything from mucking about farms in China wringing the necks of ducks to pulling all-nighters with genetic sequencers, their most powerful tool remains the gathering of information, pieced together like a puzzle.
Epidemiological information-gathering has become much easier with instant communication tools like e-mail. But cyberspace also poses the greatest challenge, because information - and fear - spreads a lot more quickly than a virus ever could, even one with pandemic potential.
Before Dr. Aranda's samples arrived in Winnipeg, the blogosphere was aflame.
On April 21, ProMed-mail, the blog of choice for flu hunters, posted a long item about swine influenza A H1N1, the virus identified in the California children, ominously noting the "possibility that human transmission of this new influenza virus has occurred."
Public health officials were also watching, with increased concern, an outbreak of flu in Mexico, a favourite vacation destination of Canadians. The Global Public Health Intelligence Network, an initiative of the Public Health Agency of Canada, sent out its first dispatch about an acute respiratory syndrome in Veracruz, Mexico, on April 10 and within days it was abuzz.
While there was no increase in flu activity in Canada, both the Ontario Agency for Health Protection and Promotion and the B.C. Centre for Disease Control sent alerts to public health units on April 21 telling them to watch for respiratory symptoms in Canadian travellers returning from Mexico.
Journalistic antennae went up too. Helen Branswell, the medical reporter at The Canadian Press, posted one of the first stories. "U.S. public health authorities are investigating two cases of swine flu in unrelated children in California, a development that has officials in Canada and elsewhere on alert," she wrote presciently.
On April 22, the CDC announced three more swine flu cases in the United States, and the Canadian Public Health Agency began investigating reports of Canadians returning from Mexico with a strange respiratory ailment. The initial fear was that SARS had returned.
But on the morning of April 23, Dr. Plummer, whose team had worked around the clock to analyze the samples it had received the day before, held a conference call with top Mexican health officials to reveal his findings: 17 of the 51 samples contained a completely new type of virus, one that had originated in pigs - swine influenza A H1N1.
In Canada, provincial health officials sent out a far more detailed alert, this time to physicians, about travellers returning from Mexico.
The arrival of a new flu virus, one that had eerie similarities to the killer Spanish flu of 90 years ago, told David Butler-Jones, Canada's Chief Public Health Officer, that it was time to activate the Canadian Pandemic Influenza Plan.
The World Health Organization also kicked it up a notch. A mere 22 minutes after receiving the results of the Canadian testing, the WHO opened its emergency operations centre. It also made the first explicit connection between the "influenza-like illness in the U.S. and Mexico" and convened a panel of international experts to determine the threat that swine influenza A H1N1 posed.
The pandemic alert level was already set at three on the six-rung ladder (representing none or very limited human-to-human transmission) because of the ever-present risk posed by avian influenza A H5N1, which continues to flare up sporadically around the world. That scale, which is a barometer of future risk of a pandemic (it does not reflect current severity), soon jumped to level four, then five.
Travellers carried the swine flu from Mexico to the far reaches of the world - by last Sunday, cases had been reported in 17 countries on five continents - but fear travelled far more quickly and widely.
While the news moved through cyberspace on a 24/7 news cycle, the public was able to follow the steady spread and rise in swine flu numbers. The genome of the influenza A H1N1 virus was decoded in record time, revealing that it consists of a strange hybrid of North American swine influenza, North American avian influenza, human influenza and swine influenza typically found in Asia and Europe.
One of the first things scientists at the CDC in Atlanta and the NML in Winnipeg did was start growing seed stock from the virus, the fundamental element needed for a vaccine. Production of the vaccine could begin in mid-May; a final product could be on the market within four months, and about two billion doses produced within a year.
While not many of the swine-flu hunters are getting their hands dirty on hog farms, there is no shortage of grunt work.
A group of North American scientists - including four lab workers from the National Microbiology Laboratory - essentially built a new lab from scratch in Mexico City so they no longer have to send samples to Canada and the United States for testing. It was up and running on April 26. That has greatly speeded up testing, but has also given the impression that the virus continues to spread quickly in Mexico, which is not necessarily the case.
The laboratory work is also providing important clues on the epidemiology of the disease. It revealed that the first case of influenza A H1N1 occurred in Mexico on March 17, and the first case in the United States on March 28. The first death from swine flu was a 39-year-old woman who died on April 12 in Oaxaca, a popular tourist area. On that same day, a farm worker who had just returned from holidays in Mexico is believed to have infected pigs on a farm in Alberta.
This data is a comfort to flu hunters because it reveals that the virus has actually been circulating for about six weeks, meaning that many more people in Mexico (as well as travellers to the country) have been exposed to the virus than previously believed, without falling ill.
In coming days, information will be published on the fatality rate and severity of the flu to date, which will provide hard data for modelers and risk assessors to better determine where the pandemic may or may not be going.
Still, in our impatient world, there is not always a willingness to give the flu hunters the time to do their painstaking work. Nor is there, in the BlackBerry age, a recognition that influenza, an ancient disease, moves at its own pace, more often than not slowly and relentlessly.
How contagious is the swine flu and how does it compare to other diseases?
To measure how contagious an infectious disease is, scientists use a measure called the "basic reproductive rate" (R0 or R-zero for short) - the average number of people a disease carrier infects. To date, swine influenza A H1N1 appears to have an R0 of 1.5-2, which is quite low. By comparison, seasonal influenza has an R0 of 1.5-3, SARS was 2-5, polio 5-7 and measles 12-18.
However, one should not be lulled into complacency by the fact that swine flu is not very contagious. The Spanish flu, the biggest killer of all time, had an R0 in the range of 1.2-3. Diseases that spread slowly and methodically like the flu tend to sicken and kill a lot more people than those that spread rapidly and burn out.
In an earlier Q & A, you wrote that "people who are infected with swine influenza A H1N1 will have immunity, or at least partial immunity, should there be a full-fledged pandemic." Pandemics tend to come in waves, the second worse than the first. So would it not make sense for healthy individuals to expose themselves to the flu to obtain some degree of immunity, trading a week of misery for protection against a possible more virulent second wave?
People raised in pre-immunization times will recall that mothers often staged chicken-pox parties so all the kids in the neighbourhood would contract the disease at once and get it over with. That was an effective (but slightly cruel) way of building lifelong immunity. However, holding a swine-flu party would be imprudent, for a number of reasons. The flu can be nasty; even a mild case can mean a week of fever, coughing and diarrhea. Second, there is no guarantee you will get a mild case of swine flu, even if you are infected by someone with a mild case. Influenza can be fatal and A H1N1 seems to hit kids particularly hard. Third, flu viruses mutate; if you deliberately get infected with a circulating strain of swine flu now, you may have only a little immunity later in a pandemic - so you get twice the misery. Finally, at and this is minor by comparison, is the aesthetics. At chicken-pox parties, kids got to play and the highly infectious virus did its work silently. At a swine-flu party, you would be dependent on a feverish, miserable host with the runs coughing on everyone - and you might also have to watch the slideshow from his Mexican vacation. If there is a vaccine for swine influenza A H1N1, will it be administered at the same time as the regular flu shot?
Preparations for the seasonal influenza vaccine that will be administered in the fall of 2009-10 are already well under way. It will take four to six months to develop a swine-flu vaccine, so it will not be added to the seasonal shot. If the swine flu becomes a serious threat, a vaccine could be produced urgently, but separately, and administered before the seasonal flu shots or at the same time. It is also possible that if the new flu virus continues to cause mostly mild disease, there will be no vaccination program.
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20-29 years: 19.4%
30-39 years: 13.6%
40-49 years: 10.1%
50-59 years: 6.7%
60+ years: 1.8%
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73-87, Finished 5th in AL West (Schedule and Results)
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Scored 730 runs, Allowed 748 runs. Pythagorean W-L: 78-82
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October 23, 1978
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October 27, 1978
Released Steve Luebber.
November 2, 1978
Steve Stone granted Free Agency.
Wilbur Wood granted Free Agency.
Larry Johnson sent to Miami (Inter-American) in an unknown transaction.
January 9, 1979
Drafted Randy Johnson in the 3rd round of the 1979 amateur draft (January).
February 24, 1979
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March 30, 1979
Released Ron Blomberg.
April 2, 1979 (Standings)
Sold John Verhoeven to the Minnesota Twins.
April 13, 1979 (Standings)
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May 11, 1979 (Standings)
Sold Lerrin LaGrow to the Los Angeles Dodgers.
May 16, 1979 (Standings)
Signed Nardi Contreras as a free agent.
May 27, 1979 (Standings)
Purchased Milt May from the Detroit Tigers.
June 5, 1979 (Standings)
Drafted Bob Fallon in the 1st round (5th pick) of the 1979 amateur draft (June Secondary).
Drafted Steve Buechele in the 1st round (9th pick) of the 1979 amateur draft, but did not sign the player.
Drafted Ricky Seilheimer in the 1st round (19th pick) of the 1979 amateur draft.
Drafted Fran Mullins in the 3rd round of the 1979 amateur draft.
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June 20, 1979 (Standings)
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July 6, 1979 (Standings)
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July 7, 1979 (Standings)
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August 1, 1979 (Standings)
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August 30, 1979 (Standings)
Bob Molinaro selected by the Baltimore Orioles off waivers.
September 20, 1979 (Standings)
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October 3, 1979 (Standings)
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October 15, 1979 (Standings)
Signed Tom Johnson as a free agent.
October 26, 1979
Sold Gil Rondon to Yucatan (Mexican).
November 1, 1979
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Milt May granted Free Agency.
Jorge Orta granted Free Agency.
Rusty Torres granted Free Agency.
November 14, 1979
Released Art Kusnyer.
December 3, 1979
Drafted Bruce Kimm from the Chicago Cubs in the 1979 rule 5 draft.
Drafted Greg Walker from the Philadelphia Phillies in the 1979 rule 5 draft.
Traded Bill Nahorodny to the Atlanta Braves. Received Richard Wieters (minors).
December 12, 1979
Purchased Bill Atkinson from the Montreal Expos.
January 11, 1980
Drafted Tim Hulett in the 1st round (3rd pick) of the 1980 amateur draft (January Secondary).
Drafted Jim Siwy in the 3rd round of the 1980 amateur draft (January).
January 15, 1980
Traded Eddie Bane to the Kansas City Royals. Received Joe Zdeb.
January 18, 1980
Signed Juan Agosto as a free agent.
January 26, 1980
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January 29, 1980
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Actress-turned-talking head Stacey Dash took issue with some of the comments Kanye West made during his epic rant at London's Wireless Festival, in which he compared paparazzi stalking his family to being raped (and was loudly booed by the crowd).
She said on Fox News, where she is now a commentator, that West should be raped himself before he uses that comparison again.
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Eddie Carbone is a longshoreman and a straightforward man, with a strong sense of decency and of honour. For Eddie, it's a privilege to take in his wife's cousins, straight off the boat from Italy. But, as his niece begins to fall for one of them, it's clear that it's not just, as Eddie claims, that he's too strange, too sissy, too careless for her, but that something bigger, deeper is wrong, and wrong inside Eddie, in a way he can't face. Something which threatens the happiness of their whole family.
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After reading this article, I would like to ask if it was ever actually mentioned that it was named after the city of Wellington in New Zealand. I think it could have been easily named after the Duke of Wellington, the famous British Field Marshal that fought during the Napoleonic Wars, unless it being named after the New Zealand city is explicitly mentioned. If, as I suspect, neither is explicitly mentioned, then it should at least state that it could have been named after him. Lord Elessar 267 03:23, 19 July 2006 (UTC)
It's also worth mentioning, in this context, that the city is itself named after the Field Marshall, so even if the ship were named for the city not the man, it's still commemorating him indirectly. I don't know if it was ever mentioned onscreen either way but both are real possibilities (the same goes for the USS Melbourne, I suppose). User:Jim Smith
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Likely named after either the capital of New Zealand on Earth or Arthur Wellesley, 1st Duke of Wellington (1 May 1769 – 14 September 1852), the British military hero noted especially for defeating Napoleon Bonaparte at the 1815 Battle of Waterloo. Wellesley later served as Prime Minister (1828 - 1830, 1834) and is the namesake of the New Zealand city.


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I keep forgetting to update this, but I've completed my first sock, after restarting due to an error in the lace pattern. I forgot to knit half the foot in stockinette and half in lace.Anyway, here it is!
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Once again, the pattern is Knitty.com's Falling Leaves socks in Regia Line Steps Green. I hope the next post here will be to show the completed pair. I really hope the lace pattern comes out in the blocking. I mean, I know that in general all lace looks crappy until blocked, but I honestly don't know how much more the pattern can show up in blocked lace when referring to socks.
I do love this pattern, though. I just wish the results from afar looked as nice as up-close.
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Specs:I used gray acrylic for the bunny and fuzzy blue mystery yarn that I got in a box of yarn that someone gave away free over the internet for the scarf. I love the mystery yarn, but it's so thin. The scarf is striped: 5 rows stockinette, 5 rows reverse stockinette, modeled after my own scarf. Fast knit, it just took me so long because I'm procrastinatory. I used embroidery floss for the face, and let me tell you, I have no skillz when it comes to embroidering on knitted objects, which is odd, considering I have some experience with cross-stitch and such. He/she is stuffed with lavender (a tiny amount because that stuff is strong!) and fiberfill. I was surprised by how small it turned out. I can read the pattern, but it's different when the bunny is in your hand and you're trying to stuff it through the tiniest holes. It was a miracle that I stuffed its head. The circumfrence of its neck is smaller than the width of my pinky finger. Anywoo, I enjoyed this knit and will likely knit it again sometime.
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Rubber tracks on compact track loaders and excavators offer many benefits that compact track loaders and excavators with tires and/or steel tracks cannot offer. To ensure a longer, productive life of rubber tracks please follow the operating safeguards HERE
Usage of rubber track equipped loaders or excavators in applications such as rocky terrain, gravel, concrete demolition, metal debris, etc. may cause premature wear and failure of the rubber tracks.
Damage to the rubber tracks, caused from using the machine in any of these conditions is not covered under warranty.
The more careful an operator is when using rubber track-equipped compact loaders and excavators the better the track wear performance will be.
The application and working conditions must be a prime consideration when deciding upon rubber tracks, steel tracks, or type of tire on a skid loader or excavator.
Because track life is very dependent upon usage, operations and application sites, it is impossible to estimate a track life expectancy. Premium aftermarket rubber tracks should see very similar life expectancy as your original rubber tracks assuming the undercarriage parts are replaced or in excellent condition as they were when the original tracks were installed and the environment and manner in which the machine was used remains the same.
As a general track loader "rule of thumb", in "dirt" applications, rubber track life expectancy can be two to two and a half times the normal life of pneumatic tires on a skid loader.
Due to varying applications, there is no wear guarantee on rubber tracks.
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Ribs and Rumps is where good times sizzle.
From our humble beginnings over 16 years ago in Manly, one of Sydney's most popular seaside destinations, Ribs and Rumps has gone international with its sizzling steaks and finger-licking ribs!.
At Ribs and Rumps only the finest lazy-aged steaks are served. All our meat is carefully selected, then well hung and matured to perfection, before being basted in our secret basting and grilled to order.
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New York Fashion Week may be in full swing, but we didn't want to blow through the week without acknowledging the menswear fashion shows in Europe. Decidedly more subdued this time around, not to say there weren't theatrics in play (Jean Paul Gaulter and Ann Demeulemeester notwithstanding) nor performance art (check out Thom Browne's presentation), many brands incorporated denim into their Fall-Winter 2012 menswear collections while continuing to reach far back to source 300 years of fashion.
Agnès B infused denim into its Fall 2012 collection, which started off as a predictable menswear show, until it took a sharp turn towards androgyny with the introduction of a denim wrap skirt and tunic silhouettes which softened the male silhouette against cuffed, loose-fit jeans. Some of the models were styled with ballet flats, which was not lost on us.
Olivier Rousteing isn't trying to rock the boat too much at Balmain, after stepping in for Christophe Decarnin. As you can see, jeans for men continue to be biker-chic, while the rest of the collection invokes the aristocracy of the Napoleonic era.
Your Milk Man or Soda Jerk is reincarnated, thanks to Dolce & Gabbana's continued retro motif, juxtaposing a bit of Dandy style with some Blue Collar appeal. Heavily whiskered jeans with a deep cuff signals a changing of the guard: the inseams and the rise are going up.
Dries Van Noten may be showing his appreciation for Dutch master painters (though he, himself, is Belgian): a warm orange jean is both trendy and classic-looking against the collection's wild and experimental takes on the classic denim jackets. Evidently, the brand is not afraid to work outside the box.
Dsquared2 has moved out of the Old West and continues to re-work denim in its various forms: a classic denim jacket holds metal appliques on its sleeves; drop-waist, contrast fabric waistband jeans are becoming the brand's signature look, and an Argyle-washed chambray shirt was a creative turn and proof that the brand has placed a considerable amount of investment into denim fashion.
Images via Style.com. Stay tuned for more fashion show coverage, this time from New York!
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Tags: Agnes B, Balmain, denim for men, Dolce & Gabbana, Dries Van Noten, Dsquared2, jeans for men, Men's Fashion Week, menswear, Milan Fashion Week, Paris Fashion Week
Honestly… WTF, one of our favorite DIY & style blogs, rounded up some killer denim street style from fashion week world wide. You'll find cuffed, destroyed, double-denim, two-tone, patch-work, sleeveless, light wash, drop-crotch, layered, tied… you get the idea.
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Tags: cuffed, dark wash, DENIM, destroyed denim, light wash, London Fashion Week, Milan Fashion Week, models off duty, New York Fashion Week, Paris Fashion Week, red shoes, Street Style
One of our favorite collections to come out of Paris Men's Fashion Week this time around is that of Mugler. We're totally digging the overall 80s references: pastel shades, strong neon colors like bright highlighter green, tons of lurex and windbreaker details, and some killer stone washed denim looks to point out a few. With a title like Brothers of Arcadia, huge metallic jewelry resembling armor, and the overall futuristic tone of it all we're definitely getting a futuristic gladiator feel. With this marking the brands mere sophomore collection, needless to say we'll totally be keeping an eye out.
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Tags: 80s stone washed denim, Denim Menswear, Men's Fashion Week, menswear runway show, Mugler, Mugler menswear, Mugler spring summer 2012 menswear runway show, Mugler stone washed denim, Paris Fashion Week, Paris Fashion Week menswear highlights, stone wash denim
Gosh I wish I were in Paris right now, having the time of my life with all the stylish people! It must be a feast for the eyes to see Parisians and fashionphiles strutting their stuff on and off the runway. Denim and record label April 77 didn't miss a beat when they decided to throw their own party in honor of Paris Fashion Week. I wonder if we'll see their signature melancholy-stoic models — who look like they went to the Byzantine-Gustav Klimt school of modelling — hanging around the party, looking like they don't care about how cool they are to be in the company of April 77.
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I used to love pageants. That's right. Loved them!! When I was around, oh, eight or nine, they were top of my list. My sister and I would beg to stay up and watch Miss Universe. I can't say we ever appreciated the finer points of the show. You know, those finer points. I'm sure you can think of some. No, for us it was all about picking favourites. Or 'bagsing', as it was referred to in our home. You may have called it something else. (This is not to be confused, of course, with 'bagging'. If you have been bagging pageant contestants, well… that's your business.)
We had a similar sisterly 'bagsing' game involving the Sears catalogue. We'd go through it and bags an outfit per page. Not that we actually got the clothes we pointed to – it was all about the race to choose. You had to pick fast. It was tense. And if you were too hasty, you ended up with some flashy monstrosity that had caught your eye, but which proved on closer inspection to be not as desirable as it first looked.
Which brings me to last night's Miss Teen USA on NBC. Coming to you this year from Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Town motto? "Our past is your present". See, TV can be educational! Before yesterday, I didn't know that.
So I thought I had the pageant formula down pat, but wow, was I surprised! Turns out this one had eight (8) judges. Who knew?! The panel included experts such as the guy who plays Tommy Lee's roommate on the upcoming NBC reality show Tommy Lee Goes to College. You know you're scraping close to the bottom of the barrel when you use non-celebrity has-beens from shows that haven't even aired yet.
But back to the pageant. Here's a quick re-cap. White teeth. White teeth. Prom-style dress. Blonde. Blonde. White teeth. Chandelier earrings. Blonde. Tan. Tan. Strapless gown.
And that's all you really need to know. Sure, there were a few unexpected details. Miss Kansas and Miss Oklahoma had suspiciously grapefruit-like boobs. The girls toured an alligator farm, and a biomedical research facility. Miss Michigan aspired to be Secretary of State and had hobbies that included eating sour candy. Miss Ohio – the eventual winner – explained that education was important, because people can tell by looking at you whether you have one. (And they say pageants are shallow! Pshaw!)
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Tuesday, January 22, 2013 - "We're not fighting any war. I still hope for reconciliation. I still love Maria." Arnold Schwarzenegger refuses to give up on his marriage to Maria SHriver. She filed for divorce in 2011, shortly after the action man came clean about fathering a love child with their former maid, Mildred Baena.
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The Bon Homme Cavaliers basketball team won Thursday's home non-conference game against Andes Central by a score of 41-39.
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In Thursday's non-league outing, the Bon Homme Cavaliers (Tyndall, SD) basketball squad edged the visiting Andes Central Eagles (Lake Andes, SD), by a margin of 41-39.
The Cavaliers (7-6) will now prepare for their outing against Andes Central (Lake Andes, SD). The Eagles go into the non-league outing with a 2-10 record. In their last outing, Andes Central was tipped by Bon Homme (Tyndall, SD), 41-39, in a non-league outing.
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Mathieu Flamini was "sad" at Milan's Champions League exit. "We spent the entire match in Tottenham's half."
The Rossoneri dominated at White Hart Lane, but were unable to recover from their 1-0 first leg defeat.
"We were here to earn qualification and it did not arrive, so we are sad, as we gave our all and the goal did not come," said the midfielder.
"It's a shame, but that is football. We spent the entire match in Tottenham's half, looking for the goal. Everyone saw we played a great game with the right spirit.
"Now we must focus on Serie A and the race for the Scudetto. The Champions League was one of our objectives and we gave it our all, but now we will think about the title."
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The Mequon-Thiensville Chamber of Commerce is sponsoring our 17th Annual Golf Classic on Friday, July 16th! The fundraising, golfing and family activities will happen at the Mee-Kwon Golf Park located at 6333 W. Bonniewell Road in Mequon. It will begin with registration and lunch at 1:00 pm and a shotgun start (scramble format) with 18 holes of golf with a cart and hole contests!
Get your foursome together for this great networking event and after golf join us for the family activities at 6:30 pm with a BBQ style dinner buffet, cash bar, awards, prizes, games and music with "String Along"! The cost per player is $75 and includes 18 holes of golf, cart, lunch, dinner buffet, 2 beverages and a goodie bag. No need to worry if you are not a foursome, we will group you with another party. If you are not able to attend the golf outting and would still like to take advantage of the family activities and music the cost for a adult dinner would be $15 per person and for children 16 and under a charge of $5.00 each.
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