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Grande Prairie Regional College, often abbreviated GPRC, is a comprehensive community institution with two campuses Grande Prairie and Fairview, Alberta. Over 2,000 students in credit programs, and over 6,000 in workforce training and recreational programs, attend GPRC and Fairview College Campus annually. The college offers a number of apprenticeship and academic programs including certificates and diplomas, university studies, academic upgrading, and workforce development courses in various subjects. GPRC is also a member of the Alberta Rural Development Network.
Grande Prairie Regional College was opened as the Grande Prairie Junior College in 1966. In 1970, the college was renamed to its current version.
In 1974, classes were first started in a new facility designed by Canadian architect Douglas Cardinal. In 1991, phase II of the college, designed by architects Field, Field, and Field, was officially opened. In continuation to support the Aboriginal roots of the college, there are many monuments and displays which reflect this rich history from the surrounding communities.
From 1995 to 2005, GPRC offered its own Bachelor of Applied Forest Resource Management degree.
Academic programs[edit]
Collaborative programs with other institutions such as The University of Alberta allow for students to complete some bachelor degrees at GPRC including the Bachelor of Science - Agriculture or Food Business Management and the Bachelor of Science - Agriculture. Other degree programs require transferring to another institution to complete their degree after studying at the college. Some arrangements also allow for a student to start studies at another facility and complete their degree program at the college. In total, over 20 different routes for University Studies are offered, and 9 degrees can be completed at the college.[1]
Starting in the fall of 2012 GPRC started to offer a Secondary Education program on campus in collaboration with the University of Alberta. This is a great step for education in the north as High School teachers can finally be trained locally. It is also interesting that they have a unique minor of General Science for Rural Communities.
The college offers 13 certificate and diploma programs. Certificate programs usually require students to complete two semesters of courses, while diploma programs usually require four.
Academic upgrading is also offered, which allows individuals to pursue other learning opportunities such as grade 12 equivalency and general studies.
GPRC has an International Education Centre which offers students courses in English as a Second Language (ESL). Foreign students can also take credit-based college and university courses offered to Canadian residents.
GPRC's Workforce Development offers courses to the general public in a number of areas. Courses primarily focus on personal and professional development, and range from one-day courses to full credit programs.
GPRC's Fairview Campus offers the only authorized training centre in Canada for Harley-Davidson® motorcycles.
Athletics Program[edit]
GPRC's sports teams are collectively known as the "GPRC Wolves" and compete in the Alberta Colleges Athletic Conference. The college's sports programs has men's and women's teams that compete in basketball, curling, cross-country running, soccer, and volleyball. The Wolves also field a mixed team in curling. In the 2011/12 season, the GPRC Wolves women's curling team won gold at the ACAC championships and then won silver at the 2012 Canadian Collegiate Athletic Association Invitational Curling Championships in Peterborough, Ontario, which ran from March 21 to 24, 2012.[2] The Wolves Men's Volleyball team carries a strong tradition of winning in the ACAC and has received 2 silver and one bronze medal at CCAA Nationals.
Scholarships & Bursaries[edit]
The Government of Canada sponsors an Aboriginal Bursaries Search Tool that lists over 680 scholarships, bursaries, and other incentives offered by governments, universities, and industry to support Aboriginal post-secondary participation. GPRC scholarships for Aboriginal, First Nations and Métis students include: TransCanada Award for Aboriginal Student; BP Canada Energy Company Scholarship For An Aboriginal Student; ATCO Electric Bursary for an Aboriginal Student; Grande Prairie Regional College Financial Aid; TransAlta Aboriginal Educational Awards [3]
Campus Facilities[edit]
In 1974, classes were first started in a new facility designed by Canadian architect Douglas Cardinal. In 1991, phase II of the college, designed by architects Field, Field, & Field, was officially opened. In continuation to support the Aboriginal roots of the college, there are many monuments and displays which reflect this rich history from the surrounding communities.
GPRC's Grande Prairie campus includes a 500-seat theatre and double gymnasium. Both are often used to host some of the community events in Grande Prairie. The campus' student lounge, Howlers, also hosts weekend and evening entertainment often arranged by GPRC's student association. Bernie's coffee bar offers snacks and meals on campus. The student association runs a radio-style podcast called "The Tap," which replaced the student newspaper formerly known as The Tapestry.
The campus also includes a bookstore, climbing centre, and library with over 60,000 holdings.
GPRC's grounds have a view of the reservoir, and open onto Muskoseepi Park walking trails.
GPRC's Fairview Campus includes a theatre and gymnasium, both of which are frequent hosts to events organised by the college as well as community. There is a pool on campus that is jointly operated by the town and the college and is open to the public.
GPRC has on-campus student residences in Fairview and Grande Prairie. Student Village in Grande Prairie currently has space for 72 students, while Fairview's residence houses approximately 300.
See also[edit]
- List of agricultural universities and colleges
- Education in Alberta
- List of universities and colleges in Alberta
- Canadian Colleges Athletic Association
All facts, unless otherwise stated, are from Grande Prairie Regional College's web site
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PINEY, MB, August 10, 2015 – (TSX:MBT) MTS, Manitoba's leading full-service telecommunications provider, today announced that it will expand its HSPA and LTE network to Piney, MB.
"I'm delighted to announce that we will expand wireless services to Piney, MB," said MTS CEO Jay Forbes. "The Piney expansion adds to the MTS wireless network which now covers 98% of the population in Manitoba. With the most extensive wireless network in the province, MTS is vital to the health of Manitoba's economy. MTS services connect Manitobans with friends and families and also to our schools, our jobs, our businesses, our emergency services, and our trade partners. The Manitoba economy truly does run on MTS. This specific expansion benefits both the residents of Piney and the surrounding rural municipality, as well as travelers along Highway 12."
Also in attendance were representatives of all three levels of government. "I would like to acknowledge local Member of Parliament Ted Falk, Member of the Legislative Assembly Dennis Smook, Reeve Wayne Anderson, and the Manitoba government, all of whom are supportive of our expansion of services in southeastern Manitoba," Forbes continued.
"Local leaders here are working hard to increase cellular service so hometown businesses, families and young people can succeed in one of Canada's fastest growing economies," said provincial Minister of Jobs and the Economy Kevin Chief. "This expansion is an important step that will help make that happen."
"I am delighted with the decision MTS recently made to deliver cellular services to the Piney area," said Falk. "This will now give comfort and peace of mind to residents and travelers knowing that they are now connected via cellular service."
Wayne Anderson, Reeve of the RM of Piney, praised MTS for the expansion: "This is a positive step toward our goal, which is getting full cellular coverage for South-Eastern Manitoba. We are grateful that MTS is providing this new service to the Piney area."
More than 1 million Manitobans now have access to MTS's 4G LTE Wireless Network. With download speeds of up to 150 Mbps, 4G LTE sets the standard in wireless technology. LTE technology complements MTS's 4G HSPA+ wireless network. For more information about MTS's 4G LTE Wireless Network, please visit www.mts.ca/4glte.
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MTS is Manitoba's leading communications company, connecting people and places with wireless, high-speed Internet, TV, home phone and security services. MTS also offers a full suite of business solutions, including information technology, data storage and cloud computing through EPIC Information Solutions and MTS Data Centres. Founded more than a century ago and deeply rooted in the community, MTS provides grants, scholarships, sponsorships and volunteer support to youth-serving organizations across the province through MTS Future First. MTS is wholly owned by Manitoba Telecom Services Inc. (TSX: MBT). For more on MTS's products and services, visit www.mts.ca.
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Canonical's MAAS "metal-as-a-service" provisioning tool is available for testing in Ubuntu 12.04 Beta 2 and LTS.
Canonical has announced a new provisioning tool, MAAS (for metal-as-a-service) which lets system administrators provision hyperscale deployments of physical servers. According to the website, MAAS is designed for horizontally scaled environments, such as big data workloads and internal clouds, but works just as well for any cloud-like deployment.
Mark Shuttleworth says: "Metal as a Service – MAAS – is a new way of thinking about physical infrastructure. Compute, storage and network are commodities on the metal just as they are commodities in the cloud. MAAS lets you treat farms of servers as a malleable resource for allocation to specific problems, and for re-allocation on a dynamic basis."
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He was unsure at first about the trailer but after I stepped in there he walked right on in like a dream. I tied him up and off he went. Apperently he was very 'vocal' on the ride there and left a few presents in the back seat. xD. When we (boyfriend and I) got there they had him off the trailer to cool down a bit. He was a little sweaty but for the most part he was in very nice condition.
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Emerilized Pilau
Pilau and pilaf are first cousins! This dish, which can be rice- or bulghur-based, originated in the Near East. You begin by first browning the rice in butter or oil before adding water or stock. The dish can be variously seasoned and usually contains cooked chopped vegetables, meats, seafood, or poultry. It's easily prepared and can accompany a variety of foods. You'll really be surprised at how versatile it is. Be creative and add whatever chopped vegetables - like yellow squash, zucchini, eggplant, green beans - you've got on hand, or whatever suits your fancy. The important thing is the proportion of liquid to rice.
1 1/2 tablespoons unsalted butter
1/4 pound boiled ham, diced
1 1/2 cups finely chopped yellow onions
1/2 cup finely chopped celery
1 teaspoon salt
1/4 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
2 bay leaves
2 cups long-grain white rice
1/2 cup finely chopped green onions (green and white parts)
1/2 cup seeded and chopped tomatoes
2 teaspoons finely chopped garlic
1/2 cup frozen peas
3 1/2 cups Chicken Stock (page 2) or canned low-sodium chicken broth
- Preheat the oven to 325 degrees F.
- Melt the butter in a large ovenproof saucepan over medium-high heat. Add the ham and cook for 2 minutes. Add the onions, celery, salt, pepper, and bay leaves and cook, stirring often, until the vegetables soften, about 4 minutes. Add the rice and stir to coat. Add the green onions, tomatoes, and garlic and cook, stirring occasionally, for 2 minutes. Stir in the peas and chicken stock. Bring to a boilover high heat.
- Remove the pan from the heat and cover tightly with aluminum foil. Bake until the rice is tender and the liquid is absorbed, about 30 minutes.
- Remove from the oven and let stand, covered, for 10 to 15 minutes. Remove the bay leaves.
- Before serving, fluff the rice with a fork.
Mississippi Mud Cake
This Southern classic combines coffee, bourbon, and chocolate for a delicious crowd-pleaser. For you chocolate lovers who may have watched our show on chocolate, this is a very simple cake to make. Top yours with some homemade ice cream - vanilla's my favorite.
1/2 pound (2 sticks) plus 2 teaspoons unsalted butter, cut into 1/2-inch pieces
1 tablespoon unsweetened cocoa powder
2 cups bleached all-purpose flour
1 teaspoon baking soda
1/8 teaspoon salt
1/2 cup bourbon
1 1/2 cups strong brewed coffee, cooled
5 ounces unsweetened chocolate, chopped
1 3/4 cups sugar
1 teaspoon pure vanilla extract
2 large eggs, lightly beaten
- Preheat the oven to 275 degrees F.
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- Sift the flour with the baking soda and salt into a bowl, and set aside.
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- Using a whisk or an electric mixer, stir the flour, 1/2 cup at a time, into the chocolate. Add the vanilla and eggs, whisking to mix well.
- Pour the batter into the prepared pan and bake for 1 hour. (The cake will be slightly soft in the middle.)
- Remove from the oven and let rest in the pan for 20 minutes, then turn out onto a cooling rack to cool for at least 30 minutes before serving.
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Some plays seem as if they'd like nothing more than to slip out of the old-fashioned girdles holding their unwieldy parts together. Judd Bloch's Right as Ron, a lumbering farce inspired by the recent media frenzy over the Elizabeth Smart case, would have been better off as the outrageous skit it clearly wants to be. Instead, the playwright strings out his sketch into a full-blown drama, complete with goofy reversals and a melodramatic denouement. It's no easy task juggling 17 cartoonish characters, none of whom has more than surface satiric valuewhich isn't really saying much, given the way the material sends itself up. A straightforward documentary of the ensuing Katie-Diane-Oprah competition for the interview scoop with the kidnapped Utah teen would have been mockery enough. Who needs a convoluted narrative when a few well-deployed theatrical gestures pointing to the facts would have done the trick?
But then this is not really the Smart saga. It's more of a neo-Brady Bunch parody, laced with lampooning bits on the publicity whores we've all become. Naturally, we still want our 15 minutes of fame, but apparently we're now willing to sacrifice our first-, second-, and third-born for a little spotlight. (Fortunately, the aptly named Starrs have eight fungible kids to work with.) Rather than recap the action, let's just say things don't get going until the kidnapper moves in with the family and begins stage-managing the post-kidnapping show, with a sneaky eye trained on the Starrs' youngest.
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David Foster Wallace's posthumously published The Pale King is a challenging listen. This is made explicit in the introduction from Wallace's editor and friend, Michael Pietsch, who put the novel together from more than 1,000 pages left behind after Wallace's suicide in 2008. The intricate, rambling novel is held together by five men including a character named David Wallace who work at an IRS processing center in Peoria, Illinois in the 1980s. There are forays into tax law, nearly rhapsodic tales of drug use, the ennui of working life, and copious footnotes that are a Wallace trademark.
Robert Petkoff is a reassuring presence as narrator of The Pale King, having voiced other Wallace novels. That history makes Petkoff adept at wrapping his tongue around the stream-of-consciousness writing and its varying moods and emotions. Petkoff has a casual, well-enunciated style that he can bend into arch sarcasm, deadpan humor, and even a robotic-sounding transcription machine. Wallace often breaks the narrative with asides, in this case with tax code information, and Petkoff drops his voice to indicate these pauses before picking up the main storyline again. When Wallace switches to first person, writing as his alter-ego, Petkoff gives him a looser, more energetic voice that one can imagine isn't too far from the late author's own.
The novel might be best summed up in a passage where Wallace describes the chronic worrier Claude Sylvanshine as he transfers to a new IRS office: "The whole thing presented such a cyclone of logistical problems and complexities, Sylvanshine was forced to do some thought-stopping merge his own awareness with the panoramic vista." The Pale King is indeed a cyclone of complexities and might require multiple listens to absorb, but Petkoff is to be commended for diving in and bringing an extra layer of cohesion to an often-chaotic novel. Collin Kelley
The agents at the IRS Regional Examination Center in Peoria, Illinois, appear ordinary enough to newly arrived trainee David Foster Wallace. But as he immerses himself in a routine so tedious and repetitive that new employees receive boredom-survival training, he learns of the extraordinary variety of personalities drawn to this strange calling. And he has arrived at a moment when forces within the IRS are plotting to eliminate even what little humanity and dignity the work still has.
The Pale King remained unfinished at the time of David Foster Wallace's death, but it is a deeply compelling and satisfying novel, hilarious and fearless and as original as anything Wallace ever undertook. It grapples directly with ultimate questions - questions of life's meaning and of the value of work and society - through characters imagined with the interior force and generosity that were Wallace's unique gifts. Along the way it suggests a new idea of heroism and commands infinite respect for one of the most daring writers of our time.
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"One hell of a document and a valiant tribute to the late Wallace." (Publishers Weekly)
"Deeply sad, deeply philosophical…. The Pale King will be minutely examined by longtime fans for the reflexive light it sheds on Wallace's oeuvre and his life. But it may also snag the attention of newcomers, giving them a window...into this immensely gifted writer's vision of the human condition as lived out in the middle of America." (Michiko Kakutani, The New York Times)
"The Pale King represents Wallace's finest work as a novelist...Wallace made a career out of rushing in where other writers feared to tread or wouldn't bother treading. He had an outsize, hypertrophied talent...The Pale King is an attempt to stare directly into the blind spot and face what's there…." (Lev Grossman, TIME)
"Compelling Profound Book about Tedium"
Tedium, trivia and selfconsciousness as the essence of life. Drinian, the android/alien IRS examiner, is one of the most mysterious and compelling literary creations since...oh, don't know, something in Pynchon back when he was hitting all the marks, as is the agent he understands/misunderstans so well. Unfinished, tragically, Imbued with the strangness of the really real, undeniably. Not right or fair in the least that an incredible writer like Wallace is dead. Damn! Damn! Damn!.
"A tour de force by the reader."
Fascinating book and a pitch-perfect reading. I listened twice. Robert Petkoff's reading has both a flow and a level of detail that makes the book comprehensible and intriguing. I bought the hard copy and looking at it, I'm pretty sure I wouldn't have made it through. This is a gem.
I write for myself, for my own pleasure. And I want to be left alone to do it. - Salinger ^(;,;)^
"The King is dead, long live the King!"
"How odd I can have all this inside me and to you it's just words."
― David Foster Wallace, The Pale King
If a novel about IRS examiners in a Midwest Regional Examination Center seems like a bad pitch, and definitely a boring novel, you will have almost grasped about one-half the magic of DFW. This is absolutely a novel about boredom, tedium, loneliness, isolation, bureaucracy, melancholy, and depression. Did I also mention this book is damn funny and absurd? I giggled at parts. I cried at parts. I cried and giggled at parts. There are books I love for their power. There are books I love for their art. Their are other books I love for their soul. I love this unfinished, rough and beautiful novel for everything.
"David Foster Wallace Lives"
Ever struggle with tedium? Who hasn't? Did you know the word "boring" did not exist in the English language until the advent of the Machine Age? I did not, until this fact was revealed in the course of experiencing David Foster Wallace's final epic, The Pale King. This labor of love, painstakingly brought to life by the author's long-time editor Michael Pietsch when the work was left unfinished after Wallace's suicide in 2008, reveals the infinity underneath boredom. Wallace removes the lid from the gaping void that is always right there for those who dare to look. Clearly, he spent a lot of time looking down that hole, for better or for worse. -paragraph-
Wallace has the gift of being able to stop time. He dives deep down in a headfirst rush into a single moment, peeling back the layers of thought, memory, feeling, experience, sensation, and circumstance that overlay every simple act, until they all stand exposed and elucidated. Then, just as quickly, he yanks you back up to the surface, back to the mundane and ordinary, back to the normal, back to the squeak of the wheel in the document collector's cart in the IRS processing center where much of the "action" in the Pale King takes place. Sometimes you feel like a fish gasping for water in the naked sunlight. Sometimes you feel as though you've been given some tremendous gift, a gem of insight that will sustain you and nourish you for years. -paragraph-
The IRS? As subject matter for a novel? I cannot imagine anyone else who could pull this off. While the book is understandably ragged in many ways, Pietsch has made it hold together so that the undeniable voice of David Foster Wallace comes through loud and clear. The audiobook's narration is handled masterfully by Robert Petkoff. He lives inside the 200-word sentences, the parenthetical asides, the footnotes, and the flights of language that are Wallace's trademarks, making them real, accessible, and meaningful. -paragraph-
David Foster Wallace lives.
"Welcome to the machine"
Brilliant, excruciating minutia
Flawless, clean narration
Bang Your Head Against The Wall
This is my first exposure to DFW and I loved it. Long stretches of the novel are tedious, yes, but there are sections - three come to mind - that are just breath-taking in skill, technique and story. As a commentary on life in general and the travesty of work could not be better. I came of age in the mid-1970's to mid-1980's where a good portion of the novel is based so was able to connect immediately there.
Oh, and a I dislike this new review system. I'm sure it passed all sorts of statistical analysis indicating it would improve responses, but it is really a dumbed-down drag.
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"Not perfect but very good"
This book is about many things: Its about tedium, attention span, its about the joy of focussing on a task. The agony of drifting focus.
I can see how these thoughts could be the meat of anybody that has to create for a living. In the IRS, he certainly found the best setting to talk about difficult tedious work requiring concentration.
It's like an ADD manifesto, and minefield all in one.
He describes the creative process or should I say the productive working process, his character's motivation and thought processes better than anything I have ever seen. I'm 70% so I don't know if he gets to put it all together at the end. But It is a really amazing Listen.
But I have to say, no Evelyn Wood would ever get me through this thing. Definitely an audible-only recommendation. If you really liked "but eventually you become yourself" you'll love this.
"I'll Take It Over no-DFW"
This is definitely an UNFINISHED novel. I imagine if DFW knew The Pale King would get published in its obvious infancy, he would have stuck around long enough to finish it or have taken it with him. That said, I'm really glad the publishers took the time and care to give us what they could. There is absolute brilliance in this book that can only make one wonder and fantasize about what the final finished product might have been. If you love and "understand" the author, get this book.
"Meta as meta gets"
Loved it. Loved the idea of hiding in the details. Loved the prose. Loved the boredom. Loved the floating off the chair, the sweating, the page turning, the meditative breathing... Loved.
"Tour De Force"
Best American writer of late 20th, early 21st Century. This novel is a wonderful coda.
"My Second Reading by DFW"
I am relieved to announce I have lived up to my vow to read the 2012 Pulitzer Prize trilogy of finalists who were passed over (indeed, no prize was awarded); and have with some difficulty, lived through "The Pale King," David Foster Wallace's unfinished novel.
Certainly the most complex, the longest, of the three candidates ("Train Dreams" and "Swamplandia" the other two candidates), as an audio book it proved challenging without printed (visible) markers to identify when the story would make a first-gear leap into fifth (a continuous disorientation of ever-changing themes). The characters were really pretty unlikable, or at least unwarm-uppable to. And of course, the basic landscape, the IRS, was not a topic I really cared to learn much about; after all, I know more than I need by simply being a citizen trying to avoid getting creamed.
Beyond the opening, negative comments, Wallace's stream-of-consciousness writing ultimately arrested me, albeit somewhat late into the read. Raised in the Midwest myself, I realized that I knew these people, that they populated my neighborhoods, my living room, as I was growing up. Aswim in details, lost in tedious jobs, jockeying for promotions, and living even more banal lives outside of work, I developed perhaps a camaraderie for these misfits and sympathy toward their compulsive, eccentric, and left-brained worlds. And, yes, I learned more about the IRS that I care to share, primarily because none of it is useful in the pay-less-tax arena.
Recommend this book? Well, I did suggest to my CPA to read it. And I have become compulsed to pick up Wallace's "Infinite Jest," his landmark book that catapulted him to heady fame. So perhaps not a must-read, but something to consider. Bear in mind this reviewer attempted to read Ulysses 3 times and never managed to read past the toilet scene.
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One of the best parts of this job is seeing young players develop their potential and I looked on with pride this week at the performances of Jamie Mackie and Victor Moses, two smashing lads who have really come on since I first saw them.
Victor's a quiet lad. I don't think I heard him speak for 12 months after I gave him his debut at Crystal Palace. I brought him into the team with Sean Scannell to give us some freshness and pace, soon after I took over. I'd never seen anything like him for his dribbling skills.
We played him wide but he is more dangerous in a free role centrally. Roberto Martinez can now play him there as the penny has dropped and he's working so much harder for the team. Victor was very unlucky to have his headed goal wiped out against Manchester United: that would have been a real collector's item.
Like Victor, Jamie's crossing isn't quite good enough yet for a wide player in the top flight but he makes up for it with so much effort and an eye for goal. I saw him in a pre-season match playing for Plymouth against my Palace team. He ripped Nathaniel Clyne to pieces and I'd never seen Clyney taken to the cleaners. I remembered and when I had the chance to bring some players in at QPR a year later I signed him. Jamie was an important player for us in the Championship-winning season until he suffered a really bad leg break last January. He's shown a great attitude to come back from that. The crowd take to him because of his 100 per cent commitment, and it is great to see him keeping bigger names out of Mark Hughes' starting XI. He's a really good lad. They don't always come out on top so it's good to see this one do so.
He's a throwback in some ways. I found myself on a few occasions asking why he didn't go down in the penalty box when he'd been fouled. He just said: "I don't really know how to, gaffer."
2 Hit the divers where it hurts – with a six-match ban
Unfortunately Jamie is something of a rarity, as we have seen this week, with Manchester United's Ashley Young among the players diving, and Liverpool's Luis Suarez wrongly booked because he has a reputation for doing so.
I still think a six-game retrospective ban for diving will cut it out; fines are no use because money's no problem to Premier League players. I'm always telling my players not to put a foot out because, as Gary Neville said, modern players look for the chance to go down.
I did find it amazing that while Suarez always gets slaughtered, Young didn't get more criticism. He went down with the slightest touch and Lee Mason fell for it. I'd like to know who was the football person on the committee who didn't overturn Shaun Derry's red card. Then Mario Balotelli got off because one of the officials saw his tackle – if that official didn't feel it was a sending off he should have been banned. Poor old Mike Riley, the refs' boss, he would be pulling his hair out if he had any left. It's all contributed to what's probably been as bad a week as we've had for officials. In a job that needs a lot of help, some refs have been fed to the lions by their assistants with some terrible offside decisions hurting clubs such as Wigan and QPR.
3 Martinez is magic ... and I'm backing the Hoops to survive
After his disappointment at Chelsea it was fantastic to see Roberto Martinez's Wigan get maximum points against the champions-elect. They thoroughly deserved it on the night. They and my old club are now favourites to escape. I really fancied QPR strongly on Wednesday as they have the type of players who close teams down and it is difficult for Swansea to play under so much pressure. Last season we beat them 4-0, and earlier this season at Christmas, we got the best of a 1-1 draw in Wales. The suspension of Djibril Cissé may have been a blessing in disguise as it has enabled Mark Hughes to play Mackie and Adel Taarabt at the same time, making his midfield stronger. That should see them through. Today they have a very winnable game against West Bromwich Albion.
4 Jeepers keepers. Nothing is as bad as my time with Blades
I met up with Everton's Phil Jagielka this week and he was really looking forward to this lunchtime's FA Cup semi-final against Liverpool. It's a really big game for both clubs. Winning the trophy could shape the way the successful club progresses for several years.
Liverpool will be playing their third goalkeeper, but Brad Jones has got decent experience and they are not in the dire straits I was eight years ago at Sheffield United. One week we found ourselves without a fit keeper three days before a match at Burnley so we rang round and got two goalies in on loan. We decided to pick whoever performed best in training on the Thursday. One was amazing, stopping everything. His name was Lee Baxter and he was playing in Sweden where his father, Stuart, was a successful manager. We played him. He threw one in to put us behind. We then played really well, went 2-1 up, only for him to throw another one in. Before half-time they scored a penalty to make it 3-2. I pulled Baxter off at half-time and brought on the other keeper, Alan Fettis, a ginger-haired lad from Hull. We didn't concede any more, but we didn't score either so we lost. At the end of the season we missed the play-offs by two points, and Burnley stayed up by two points.
5 Charlie knows his hens – and he'll be rabbiting now
The family have been in Leeds for half-term. They have had a great time with my grandson Charlie. The other night William was showing him a picture book and he pointed at a hen. Charlie chirped up, "cock-a-doodle-do". We all looked at each other as if we didn't believe it, so Will did it again. Charlie again went "cock-a-doodle-do". I imagine he'll be rabbiting on in the next few weeks. When we took Natalie, my eldest daughter, back to the railway station we decided to stop for a cup of coffee and a sandwich. The car park was £4. Sharon said she had loads of change, but it was all 20p pieces. The next minute Amy was feeding a bag full of 20ps into the machine and I'm looking round hoping we don't get spotted. Then she said: "Dad, next time you're fined by the FA why not pay it in 20ps?" I said: "That's not a bad idea, but I don't get fined by the FA any more." "Yeah, right," said William.
William had a session with the academy lads at Leeds. They have a fantastic set-up for kids from six-year-olds onwards. He was there six hours and whenever I looked in the coaching was excellent. They have such patience.
6 Great offer to Snodgrass, but we need other players
I've had a couple of fruitful meetings with the chairman, Ken Bates, this week about next season. When I talk to him it reminds me of all those years ago when he offered me the Chelsea job. He showed me all these plans for Chelsea Village and said "it'll be done in five years". I said to him: "Do you really think I'll still be here in five years?" It all got built and helped Chelsea get where they are now. Ken gets criticised by fans but he has big plans for Leeds and long-term it'll be amazing, but he also realises we need to overhaul the playing squad now to make it successful. He's said he'll do his best to support me in what I want to do.
One development is that we have offered Robert Snodgrass a contract which will make him the best-paid player at the club. I do feel it is important to keep our captain. He's got a year to run but clubs these days can't afford to let a contract run down so I hope he commits for another year. I've told him he'll be in the Premier League at the end of next season whatever happens, as if we don't go up I will make sure that he gets fixed up with a club in the top flight.
He's waiting to see what we do in terms of recruitment and rightly so, but I'm optimistic that we can bring a number of players in as soon as the season ends as we plan for next year. We're at home to Peterborough today and hoping for my first victory at Elland Road since we beat Doncaster Rovers on my first day. Despite that, the support has been fantastic. To a man they all seem to appreciate we need to make changes to the squad. It's great for a manager to get that sort of response from fans and it's why the job is so appealing to me.
7 Give nutcase the boot for upsetting the Boat Race
Why can't we deport that nutter who messed up the Boat Race last weekend? For many of those rowers it was the pinnacle of years of training and for the Oxford crew it was 10 months of work down the pan. As for protesting against elitism, he went to one of the most expensive schools in Australia, then a good university. What's that about pots and kettles?Reuse content


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We got our first freeze warning for tonight. It was so windy today, I
wondered how that could be possible.
Jim, those sound like great plans for Turkey Day! We'll be waiting to hear
how your shopping trip goes the day after!
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Cauliflower Broccoli Imperial
|Cauliflower head
|1 Medium, trimmed
|7 Ounce (1 Bunch)
|Bacon slice
|6 , cooked, drained and crumbled (Drippings Reserved)
|Bacon drippings
|3 Tablespoon
|1 Small, chopped
|Firmly packed brown sugar
|3 Tablespoon
|Cider vinegar
|3 Tablespoon
|1 Teaspoon
|1⁄4 Teaspoon
Cook whole cauliflower, covered, in slightly salted boiling water for 25 minutes, or until tender-crisp.
Cut broccoli flowerets from stems and wash, while cauliflower cooks.
Cut lengthwise into very thin slices.
Cook, covered, in slightly salted boiling water for 10 minutes, or just until tender-crisp; drain.
Put bacon drippings into pan; add onion and saute just until soft.
Stir in remaining ingredients; simmer for 3 minutes.
Spoon about half the broccoli into a heated serving bowl; place cauliflower on top; spoon remaining broccoli in a ring around edge.
Pour hot dressing over vegetables; top with bacon
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Nutrition Facts
Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 966 Calories from Fat 455
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 51 g78.4%
Saturated Fat 22.1 g110.6%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 55.8 mg18.6%
Sodium 2727 mg113.6%
Total Carbohydrates 114 g38.1%
Dietary Fiber 28.5 g114.2%
Sugars 72.9 g
Protein 27 g53.3%
Vitamin A 27% Vitamin C 967.4%
Calcium 35% Iron 32.6%
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The second film of the Latin American and Spanish Film Series, Pan's Labyrinth, was shown Tuesday night in the General Classroom building.
The film centered on a small girl using a fantasy world as an escape from her life in fascist Spain.
The movie tells the story of the young girl while simultaneously showing the war between a small Spanish army and a band of renegade rebels.
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"I just liked ... the feel of another culture," she said.
When asked whether she would recommend it to others, she said, "It was a little strange. You'd have have to watch it and see for yourself if you like it."
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"When we were planning the theme for this semester, we were considering recent classics... films that maybe students hadn't seen and that had some kind of impact," Portaro said.
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"It was certainly my first choice," Gustafson said. "I think it really touches all of the areas that we wanted to for the film festival."
Portaro said she felt the film was a good choice for the film festival because it made viewers think about the outcome of the film.
"I think that's a... reason why we chose it," she said. "It gives you food for thought and it's not an easy film and so it gives you something to think about at the end."
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"You have to sort of decide," he said. "This fantasy world, is it real or is she just creating the whole thing?"
Both teachers agreed the originality of the film made it great.
"It's something that you really have to see in order to describe the movie, and even then it's sort of a challenge," Portaro said.
When speaking about the violence in the film, Gustafson said, "It really reflects real life. It was... wartime. You have to have that in there."
Frida, next week's film, is a biography centering on the life of Mexican artist, Frida Kahlo.
The film, starring Salma Hayek as Frida and Alfred Molina as her husband, fellow artist Diego Rivera, won two Oscars and four Oscar nominations, including a nomination for Best Actress in a Leading Role.
Portaro suggests students come to see the movie.
"They're true masterpieces, I think, of Latin American and Spanish film," she said, "So it's a great opportunity to come and enjoy a cultural experience and learn something new and be exposed to different things and know that what you are watching is really high-quality art."
The film will be shown in General Classroom building, room 107 at 6 p.m.
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For the food Hummus, commercial the typical serving size is 1 cup (or 246 g) which contains 560.88 mg of Potassium. The precentage of the recommended daily value for this serving is 12 %. In terms of the gram weight and total content for this serving the Sodium content is 932.34 mg, the Calories content is 408.36 kcal, the Protein content is 19.43 g, the Fat content is 23.62 g and the Carbohydrate content is 35.15 g.
The amount of protein, fat and carbs from this food is measured as a gram weight value although it is also useful to give the calories from these macronutrients. For this serving in your diet here are the macronutrient calories. From protein the number of calories is 67.4 (kcal).The number of calories from Fat is 197.7 (kcal).The total calories from carbohydrate is 143.1 (kcal).
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The lowest amount of potassium is in Hummus, home prepared which in 100g contains 173 mg of potassium. This gives as percentage of the recommended daily allowance 4 % of the RDA. For this 100g serving the amount of Sodium is 242 mg, the amount of Calories is 177 kcal, the amount of Protein is 4.86 g, the amount of Fat is 8.59 g, the amount of Carbohydrate is 20.12 g.
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Opp New Prasadlaya Building, Nala Road, Shirdi 423109, India
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Sai Ishwar Residency is situated in the pilgrimage center of Maharashtra. Just 5 kilometers from the Shirdi temple and 0.8 kilometers from the bus stand, this two ?floored hotel is equipped with facilities like laundry services, medical services during emergencies and a backup generator in case of power cuts. 15 gracefully structured rooms are provided for the tourists who seek to dwell in the holy land of Shirdi.
Opp New Prasadlaya Building, Nala Road Shirdi 423109, India


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Rhode Island Falls 72-57 Against Providence - Game Recap
Providence got 23 points from Kadeem Batts en route to a 72-57 victory over Rhode Island on Thursday at Dunkin Donuts Center.
Providence was a favorite by 7 points and came through with an ATS victory for bettors.
Providence got 21 points from LaDontae Henton and another 17 points from Josh Fortune. Bryce Cotton contributed 7 assists, while LaDontae Henton cleaned the glass with 17 rebounds.
Rhode Island got 14 points from Jordan Hare in a losing cause and another 12 points from Mike Powell. Nikola Malesevic contributed 4 assists for them, while Andre Malone had 4 rebounds.
First-half bettors who backed Providence were victorious, as the score was 27-26 at the break.
Providence won the battle of the boards, outrebounding their counterparts 41-28.


text: IMO Coffee Maker Looks Like An ExoskeletonSean Fallon4/15/09 12:40pmFiled to: CoffeeIMO Coffee Makercoffee makerDesignConceptExoskeleton23EditPromoteShare to KinjaToggle Conversation toolsGo to permalink Designer Alisson Wilson Ströher's IMO coffee maker is intended to be a compact, practical solution to household coffee making—but it looks like he picked up aesthetic cues from the HAL exoskeleton. Besides looking cool, the swing arm actually serves a practical purpose. By adjusting its height you can easily fill cups of varying sizes. It also has the ability to brew three packets of coffee without changing the water in the reservoir. The IMO is only a concept at this point, but if it were to go into production, Ströher believes it would retail for about $130. [Coroflot via Trends Updates via The Design Blog]Reply23 repliesLeave a reply


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We are the Zan Clan Who the Fuck are You?
Zan Clan
Now this is more like it. Former Shotgun Messiah vocalist's new outfit has produced a damn good collection of 11 tracks (plus a cracking cover of Cheap Trick's 'Surrender') of straight ahead hard/glam rock. Zinny has got the vocal chops do handle this stuff with aplomb. The quality of the tracks on the promo I reviewed continues all over this CD. While it might not break any new musical ground, its damn good at what it does. Combining a bit of Hanoi Rocks with Aerosmith with a touch of Thin Lizzy. This is one of those releases that you enjoy all the way through with its catchy choruses and driving pace. This is the type of stuff hard rockers dance to at places like Decadence after getting hammered. You need look no further than 'Heart n'Soul' for proof. Its contains all the good bits of glam and the Hollywood scene with none of the crap. Is it an essential purchase? Well probably not, but if you like a bit of glam once and while secretly missing the 80s stuff then you would not go far off with this lot. I just hope they play London very soon. If you miss the ole' version of Shotgun Messiah then this is a must have.
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