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"BOYTON, a parish in the hundred of Heytesbury, in the county of Wilts, 3 miles to the S.E. of Heytesbury, its post town, and 7 from Warminster. The Salisbury branch of the Great Western railway passes near it. The parish is situated on the south side of the river Willy, a branch of the Nadder, and contains the hamlet of Corton. The living is a rectory* in the diocese of Salisbury, of the value of £549, in the patronage of the President and Fellows of Magdalen College, Oxford. The church, which is dedicated to St. Mary, is a good specimen of early English architecture, and has been recently restored. It was erected in 1301, and contains a fine circular window and an ancient font. There are some small charitable endowments. Boyton House, the old seat of the Lamberts, was built in 1618."
[Description(s) from The National Gazetteer of Great Britain and Ireland (1868) - Transcribed by Colin Hinson ©2003]
- St Mary the Virgin, Church of England
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Hope Solo's fiance, Jerramy Stevens, was arrested on Monday–the night before they were to be wed–on suspicion of assaulting her, according to police reports. Most news outlets are focusing on details of the report, and the fact that Stevens' long, sordid legal history. But Fox Sports take? That Solo is "a hot mess."
So far, it appears that Hope's brother, Marcus Solo, called 911 on Monday night because of a fight at home. According to ABC News, the rest sounds pretty bleak:
A police report described a blood splattered home with several people injured and Solo refusing to cooperate with the police and urging her brother to stop talking to the officers.
When officers arrived at the home, Marcus had blood on his forehead and a bruise under his eye, according to a police report obtained by ABC News affiliate KOMO.
The report stated that Hope had blood on her elbow from a cut, however she refused to tell officers how she was hurt.
According to the report, the Solo siblings gave police different stories about how the fight began and Hope yelled, "Don't say anything to them Marcus" several times while he was being questioned by police.
But Fox Sports columnist Jen Floyd Engel has a different take:
Hope Solo may or may not have married an ex-NFL player with a long criminal history who may or may not have added to that rap sheet that same day by beating on Solo in a fight over where to live in wedded bliss.
A radio report had them exchanging "I dos" late Tuesday.
To say the two-time gold medal-winning goalie for the U.S. National Soccer Team is a train wreck right now is an understatement. She is a certified hot mess.
So, famous man beats famous woman, and famous woman is obviously the problem.
Engels isn't just carelessly sensationalizing her first few lines for page views; she also carelessly works through a painful logic about how female athletes are subject to a different set of standards when it comes to living "clean lives." According to Engels, we like women "squeaky clean" or "crazy hot," and apparently, Solo doesn't fit either bill:
We have trouble with somebody like Solo, who has a little bit of crazy in her, a little bit of jerkhole and, yes, a little bit of hot mess. She does not fit the paradigm. She is not necessarily whom we want our little daughters emulating.
Remember–she's talking about the victim of domestic violence here.
To be fair, Solo has discussed abuse in less-than-admirable terms in the past. In her memoir, Solo: A Memoir of Hope, she described getting slapped and pushed around on the set of Dancing with the Stars–but basically excused the situation by explaining that "she could take it," earning plenty of criticism from people who thought she should have taken the situation more seriously.
But this is what Fox's Engel likes so much about her!
She finds disregard for public opinion is "refreshing"–although, don't be mistaken, she thinks she's a moron for being in a relationship with a scum bag like Stevens. But, in some seriously twisted logic, she claims that outrage over Stevens' abuse (which, bear in mind, is targeted at Stevens by most reputable sources) is sexist:
And while he would not have been my first choice in grooms for Solo, the outrage hits me as just a little bit sexist. It is time we stop expecting every female athlete to be role models and perfect team players, especially if we do not have these same standards for the guys.
Yes, Hope Solo is a hot mess.
She's just one of the guys.
Sadly, Fox probably won't be the only place where Solo takes a beating from the press for taking a beating from her fiance. But for the record, if you're outraged and saddened by the reports of Stevens' abuse, over Stevens'


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Hip Hop Dressage! Hey guys! I wanted to know peoples opinion on this video. Do you like it? Do you not? Should hip hop be used for dressage more?? I personally think it's really neat :) I like it a lot! Thanks! |
I saw this and I loved it! I think that freestyles like this can help kill the steriotype that dressage is boring and super-serious:) |
Very cool. I like the difference of it. But I think if more music like that should start appearing in freestyle they should make it so the language is clean. You don't know how many young ears are listening and besides crude language isn't classy. They should at least try to retain some of classiness of dressage. I like the upbeat music though. |
I think she is amazing! I loved it. I almost cried when she died. (the horse) I hate that type of music though. Guess I don't need to listen to that type of language. I am an old lady. ha ha |
This is an edited version of a wonderful ride, the music was not actually playing. I like the beat of hip hop, it's easy and fun to ride to, but I definitely feel that dressage needs to obtain a bit of class. It's neat to see, but keep the awful, crude lyrics out of it. Posted via Mobile Device |
Ricci got in irst. This is a remix of a WEG kur, this absolutely was not the real music used - cool for a youtube vid, god awful for a genuine kur!!!! |
I thought it was good, although I do agree that the language needs to be taken out! I totally forgot about that, sorry! |
So... im kinda of confused here. At 0:22 seconds, the horses is trotting backwards. Is that just an edit of the video, or can horses actually do that?! |
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Rated 3.9 out of 5Â by 14
Rated 5 out of 5Â by MEOB A great way to use sugar without the mess
I have this at work and it's great for now when I put sugar in my coffee it also doesn't get on my desk. And easy to refill too- Unscrew the top and fill 'er up!
March 12, 2016
Rated 5 out of 5Â by ValerieC Ingenius!
This product is the best!! It comes with a small funnel to help you fill the sugar into the top. The funnel even has it's own built in storage spot so it's completely self contained. Was filled the product works great. One press of a button (no battery required, which surprised me!) and our comes one portion of sugar. A couple presses and you're on your way to your perfect cup of coffee. So much better than having to store a large amount of sugar or keep packets on hand.
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Rated 5 out of 5Â by Phillip Easy to use, keeps the counter clean
I use sugar in my coffee every day. This item is precise and easy to use, no mess, no spills and the funnel integral to the unit makes it easy to fill. Looks good on the counter next to the coffee pot.
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Automatic Sugar Dispenser- works great, easy to fill and refill and no mess, wish I would of had this a long time ago!! Go get yourself one you won't be sorry !
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Rated 3 out of 5Â by MrsClark Good for small amounts of sugar
I really like this gadget--but it is maybe more appropriate for people who don't use a lot of sugar in their tea or coffee. I generally use about three teaspoons in a cup of coffee--which isn't that much--but pushing the button on the dispenser, it ends up taking more time (8-9 presses) to get the same amount of sugar out as with my old canister and spoon.
March 18, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5Â by gobows Not for raw sugar
This item might work well for white sugar, but with so many people moving away from white sugar, not sure why they wouldn't make it work for more coarse sugar? Returned it.
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I had to replace my existing sugar hold that I LOVED because of ants! So I bought this one and it takes care of the problem. It is very easy to use and to get used to.
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Rated 4 out of 5Â by iShop Handy and attractive dispenser. Sugar has a tendency to stick sometimes, so you don't always get as much out. Overall, I think it is a great idea.
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Rated 4 out of 5Â by Karenaa I use it for "substitute" sugar!
I bought this because I really don't like opening my jar of sugar, getting out a spoon, etc. I use "fake" sugar-it is a little lighter than real sugar, so when I press the button, I really don't get the half teaspoonful as the box states, I get, maybe get a quarter teapsoon or so. That is OK for me, though.
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it jams with Hawaiian unbleached sugar and leaks all over if i put in granulated sugar - what type of sugar is this supposed to work well with?
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I love the design but the sugar gets stuck on the bottom of the plastic because of the hot drink.
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When I was updating the storage at work, I came across the automatic sugar dispenser. I decided to get a total of four of these to dispense sugar and cream at our coffee station and conference room. The automatic sugar dispensers have updated the look of the area that when clients have walked through our office that they have made comments about how clean the area looks. Plus when they use the dispenser, they think that it is the coolest thing that they have used and like the fact that they know how much sugar or cream they are using.
October 2, 2010
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this item makes it so easy for coffee drinkers and for hostesses. really easy to use and no batteries for this. highly recommended!
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Unlike 20 years ago, most of today's blades are able to pitch and this will increase as new techniques are introduced. Hydraulic systems or more complex electrical drives will be required, adding more moving parts and so more failures. Electrical controls have also become much more complex. Today's technicians need to be much more knowledgeable - and what used to be a few days' training from the turbine supplier now extends over a few weeks.
Some companies separate out expertise into mechanical and electrical maintenance. There is also a trend for specialist companies to perform inspections on items such as elevators, cranes and the fire-extinguisher installations used on large offshore turbines. Or maintenance personnel go to the manufacturer for training. Yet still there is a bottleneck in knowledge. I believe that training is one of the most important requirements for improved wind turbine operations and maintenance (O&M).
As a turbine inspector and consultant, I often work out in the field and regularly notice a lack of education to conduct proper O&M jobs, or insufficient knowledge of the background to failures linked to a particular turbine model or the technologies in place. Just looking at the logbook of a turbine can show that the service technicians have to come back more frequently to solve problems that could have been picked up or checked while on site.
Health and safety knowledge for the employees, however, has greatly improved in the last two years, as workers are now required to be trained before they can start work. Learning how to leave the nacelle quickly, by descending on a rope, gives them greater confidence. And I know of a few occasions when the training for rescuing colleagues from inside the wind turbine has already been put into good practice. Happily at smaller injuries, but still ...
One potential for a reduction in upkeep costs may come through direct-drive or medium-speed wind turbines, both of which are being investigated by a number of suppliers. One reason for this is simply that there is a major reduction in the number of parts. Also, around 70% of the gearbox problems that I have observed originate at the high-speed output shaft section.
Assume the turbine rotor turns at 20rpm, in a high-speed geared system the fast-speed shafts and bearings are rotating at 1,500rpm, 24 hours a day, and 350 days a year (the other days are for maintenance and failures). With a direct-drive machine, the generator and rotor turn at the same speed. And with a medium-speed gearbox the speed difference is much smaller - in both cases eliminating many of the potential problems.
Operators of small wind farms can gain much by joining forces with other operators of similar turbine types. In Germany there are many owner groups that together hire post-warranty maintenance companies. Some even stock spare essential components such as gearboxes, bearings and rotor blades so that if there is a failure, stoppage time is as short as possible. I know owner of 12 wind turbines who manages his own spares stock and hires in an independent service provider to ensure optimal availability, achieving substantial cost savings.
Owners of larger wind farms often do something similar and agree during the warranty period to stock some essential components, while some involve their employees during warranty-period services.
Developers are also recommended to team up with a qualified technical adviser and legal advisers during the contracting phase. That way, if failures start to develop, early discussions can begin about whether it is "normal" wear-and-tear or a structural failure that might point towards design issues that could repeat post-warranty.
I had expected that condition monitoring systems (CMS) would significantly affect current maintenance of wind turbines, but what I see now tells me that it is not making a big difference yet. This is largely because of the limited ability to interpret the CMS data accurately. I expect it will be another five or seven years before CMS will properly deliver the accurate and detailed information we need.
Today's maintenance is more professional than ever. Techniques and knowledge are more comprehensive, and working with other owners allows the operators and owners to share information, secure key components, and have some power to represent themselves to suppliers.
Jan van Egmond is managing director of Quality in Wind and a senior wind turbine inspector and technical consultant, with over 20 years' experience in the industry
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My Legume Love Affair 14 - The Round-Up
They're all here: snappy salads; savory soups and stews; cauldrons of curry; fragrant folds of flatbreads; bouncing baby dumplings; stir fries and fritters; pilafs, patties and pop-in-your-mouth snacks; plus a little sweet something to finish off your meal. If I've left anyone out, or there's a correction that needs tending, please let me know, and I will update right away. A thousand apologies that I have not been able to include my traditional one-liners, puns, and other frilly (silly) intros this month. It's one of the reasons I enjoy hosting events so very much, but recent and relentless demands on my time, energy and focus have been much greater than I have anticipated. I could have managed it eventually, but it would have required at least an additional week, and you have already waited much too long. Besides, congrats are long overdue for Preeti of Relishing Recipes, the winner of the random drawing. Thank you all very much for your consistently amazing recipes. I feel blessed to be the recipient of your hospitality and creativity month after month. The pleasure is all mine.
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Satsuma oranges grow well in Mississippi and produce very juicy fruits with deep-orange rinds. Photo by: Gary Bachman/MSU Extension Service
December 22, 2012 7:57:37 PM
There's nothing like reaching into the toe of a Christmas stocking under your tree and finding a fresh and tasty satsuma orange that came right from your own garden.
I'd like to say I've done that, but so far, all the fresh satsumas I've enjoyed have come from my friend Terry's house. Let me just say that I don't have to worry about scurvy for a while.
Having enjoyed Terry's satsumas so much, I just went out and bought the first of what probably will be several Satsuma orange trees that I will own. I'm not the only fan of these oranges. Some of the most popular small fruits grown in Mississippi are the various citrus species.
I wasn't sure what a satsuma was until I moved to the coast. Satsuma oranges are related to mandarin oranges. These are very juicy fruits with deep-orange rinds that, with practice, can be peeled in one piece.
Satsuma orange trees can produce a lot of tasty fruit. Most home gardeners prune to control the plant size, make harvest easier and keep the plant more manageable. If left unpruned, the branches must be supported to keep the heavy fruit load from damaging the trees.
More citrus
Other citrus I'm beginning to enjoy are kumquats and Meyer lemons.
Kumquats produce an orange-colored fruit that is 1 to 2 inches in diameter. Before you worry that peeling such a small fruit will be a lot of work, let me point out that you don't peel kumquats. You eat them peel and all, except for the occasional seed. I find the peel is sweet and contrasts well with the slightly sour inner sections. Kumquat trees produce an abundance of these delicious fruit.
The fruit produced by Meyer lemon trees doesn't look like the lemons you see in grocery stores. This fruit is actually thought to be a cross between a lemon and an orange. Meyer lemons are large, thin-skinned and very juicy. They are also a little sweeter than true lemons.
Start strong
The best-producing satsuma plants, as well as other citrus plants, are usually those grafted onto a vigorously growing rootstock that is more tolerant of winter weather. During extreme cold temperatures, where winter protection is not available, home gardeners can have problems with the citrus graft dying.
Sometimes the rootstock may start growing but produce inedible fruit. Other times, the rootstock starts growing and becomes a problem. When this happens, the rootstock typically produces a thorny stem that should be removed.
If your taste buds are telling you to go buy a satsuma tree, I must tell you that unfortunately, their range is limited. Gardeners in coastal counties are the only ones who can grow Satsuma oranges in-ground because of the plant's sensitivity to cold temperatures.
The good news for gardeners north of the coast is that satsuma oranges, kumquats and Meyer lemons grow and produce well in containers. Growing them in containers gives you more options for providing winter protection, and you can even move the plants indoors during extreme weather.
For more information about growing satsumas and other citrus trees, ask your local county Extension office for a copy of the Extension publication "Growing Citrus in Containers in Mississippi." You can also find this online at msucares.com/pubs. This is an excellent guide to being successful growing citrus in your garden or landscape.
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Gigabyte G1.Sniper3 Z77 Motherboard Review
Test Setup and PCMark 7
In order to both see how an Ivy Bridge chip would do in a Z77-based motherboard and also get data for comparison to other boards we've tested recently, we ran our benchmarks twice--once each with the Intel Core i5-3470 (Ivy Bridge) and Intel Core i7-2600K (Sandy Bridge).
The Core i5-3470 is a fine processor and enjoys the perks of Ivy Bridge, but it's a decidedly mid-range CPU as opposed to the higher-end Core i7-2600K. For example, the i5-3470 lacks Hyper-Threading, so it's running four cores/four threads instead of four cores/eight threads, so bear that in mind when evaluating benchmark scores.
Below is what Futuremark says is incorporated in the base PCMark suite and the Entertainment, Creativity, and Productivity suites, the four modules we have benchmark scores for you here.
The PCMark test is a collection of workloads that measure system performance during typical desktop usage. This is the most important test since it returns the official PCMark score for the system
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-Importing pictures
Video Playback and transcoding
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Image manipulation
Web browsing and decrypting
The Entertainment test is a collection of workloads that measure system performance in entertainment scenarios using mostly application workloads. Individual tests include recording, viewing, streaming and transcoding TV shows and movies, importing, organizing and browsing new music and several gaming related workloads. If the target system is not capable of running DirectX 10 workloads then those tests are skipped. At the end of the benchmark run the system is given an Entertainment test score.
The Creativity test contains a collection of workloads to measure the system performance in typical creativity scenarios. Individual tests include viewing, editing, transcoding and storing photos and videos. At the end of the benchmark run the system is given a Creativity test score.
The Productivity test is a collection of workloads that measure system performance in typical productivity scenarios. Individual workloads include loading web pages and using home office applications. At the end of the benchmark run the system is given a Productivity test score.
The deltas between these motherboards is small; in the overall PCMarks score, in fact all but one are within a few dozen points of one another. The G1.Sniper3 with the Ivy Bridge chip did take the top spot by a slim margin, though; it was also tops in the Productivity sub-test and trailed the pack ever so slightly in the Entertainment sub-test but lagged behind by a little more in Creativity.


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AXA Real Estate Investment Managers' Italian regulated subsidiary AXA REIM SGR has raised EUR209m at the close of the Caesar Fund.
This exceeds the target equity set out when Caesar was officially launched with a first close of EUR118m in March 2012 and gives a total potential fund size of around EUR420m once fully invested.
AXA Real Estate, supported by the full capabilities of its parent company AXA IM in Italy, raised the EUR209m from 13 Italian institutional investors that have committed to invest alongside AXA Insurance companies, which represent around 20 per cent of the total commitment.
Caesar is a regulated closed ended fund for institutional investors and will target investments in well let "CORE" office buildings. The fund aims to provide an annual average net dividend distribution of over 5.5 per cent on capital invested, once the investment phase is completed, and a nine per cent IRR net of fees.
The fund will seek investments in eurozone countries and the UK and will have a particular focus on investments on France, Germany and UK for the first 12 months, while maintaining a watching brief on opportunities in Benelux. No single investment will exceed 15 per cent of the fund's target portfolio value. AXA Real Estate plans to complete the investment phase of the fund in the next 24 months, at which time, under the Italian law for regulated funds, it will have the option to reopen the Caesar for further subscriptions.
The Caesar Fund will be managed by AXA REIM SGR in Italy and will benefit from the expertise and resources of AXA Real Estate's European real estate investment and asset management platform.
The Caesar Fund is the second regulated product managed by the AXA REIM SGR team. The first being "Core Italian Properties Fund" (CIPF), which also has a core risk profile and is reserved for Italian institutional investors. In contrast to the Caesar fund, CIPF is fully invested exclusively in Italian office, retail as well as logistics properties. In the last three financial years, CIPF has generated an annual dividend of between five per cent and 5.5 per cent on capital invested.
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HOUSTON (Feb. 24, 2006) – Giving digital still camera (DSC) manufacturers the benefits of full software programmability with the performance of hard-wired solutions, Texas Instruments Incorporated (TI) (NYSE:TXN) today introduced DaVinci™ technology optimized for the digital still camera market. The technology includes a new highly flexible processor, a software suite that simulates a full digital still camera system and third parties offering camera-specific algorithms. For more information, please see: www.ti.com/dscinfo.
"Offering DaVinci technology specifically for the digital still camera market underscores our efforts to be more than a chip provider and shows our commitment to this space," said Kanika Ferrell, U.S. marketing manager, digital camera solutions group, TI. "We understand that manufacturers need a partner who is familiar with the entire camera. In fact, TI has a team that built an entire camera system from the ground up allowing us to fully understand the challenges and develop solutions based on this information."
New Processor Allows Photographers to Get the Perfect Shot Every Time
With more than three times the performance of previous processors, cameras using the new processor based on DaVinci technology will offer stunning image quality and allow photographers to take the perfect shot every time. Camera users will now have the ability to combine higher quality images with rapid processing speeds for both still shots and high-definition (HD) video, while still leaving headroom for original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) to add their own intellectual property.
The processor will support camera resolutions up to 16 megapixels (MP) and offer a high-definition video capture mode greater than 30 frames per second at 720P resolution. OEMs now have the unique ability to capture images using a completely customized software image pipeline or a hard-wired image pipeline with image processing of up to 75 MP/second. HD video can also be captured with instant playback on the camera or on any computer monitor or HD television including DLP® HDTVs.
The abundance of processing headroom allows the camera to rapidly perform core features, including shutter lag, boot time and picture playback, that rival D-SLRs (digital-single lens reflex), while also offering advanced features such as:
- Noise filtering (high ISO 3200), providing stunning pictures in low-light environments.
- Instant red-eye removal as the shot is captured so consumers never have to experience red-eye.
- High-quality prints extracted from video so consumers truly capture the perfect shot every time.
- Video and image stabilization, meaning no more blurred images or jitters.
- In-camera editing of pictures allowing consumers to edit photos and print directly from the camera, bypassing a PC.
- The wireless transmission of photos to any PC and instant photo access via email or the Internet at any connected spot
Real-Time Processing with No Hardware Penalty
This highly flexible and innovative processor enables OEMs to quickly, easily and cost-effectively differentiate their products and software without losing the performance usually associated with hard-wired products such as ASICs. In the past, manufacturers who wanted the flexibility of a programmable solution often complained of slow processing capabilities associated with running algorithms in software versus hard-wired gates. This is no longer the case. With this new processor, processing occurs in real time with no delays. Cameras can process high-resolution images real-time and store them directly to the card, with no buffering, in about half the time taken for current solutions on the market. Manufacturers using DaVinci technology can implement their own intellectual property in their digital cameras designs allowing them to provide customized innovations versus their nearest competitors. Additionally, manufacturers can seamlessly embed TI's 802.11 b/g WLAN solution without affecting time to market.
TI Understands the Entire Camera Solution
Along with the processor, TI also offers a full software suite which includes peripheral drivers, video and audio codecs, camera-specific algorithms, APIs, chip and board support libraries, GUI development tools and a development framework. In addition, TI engages with third parties who also offer camera-specific algorithms such as red-eye removal software, additional video codecs, operating systems, WLAN/Bluetooth software stacks and more.
DaVinci technology optimized for the digital still camera market is available today. For more information, please see: www.ti.com/dscinfo


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Steps are reuniting again for a mini UK city centre tour in December 2012 performing some new festive flavoured songs, some hits that they didn't perform on their sold out UK Arena tour earlier in the year, as well as some of their most popular crowd pleasers.
The band have also announced the release of 'Light Up The World', a collection of winter-themed tracks perfect for Christmas, and their first collection of new recordings for over 10 years. The album will be released on Monday 12th November 2012.
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USA Today bestselling novelist Antoinette Stockenberg grew up wanting be a cowgirl and have her own horse (her great-grandfather bred horses for the carriage trade back in the old country), but the geography just didn't work out: there weren't many ranches in Chicago. Her other, more doable dream was to write books, and after stints as secretary, programmer, teacher, grad student, boatyard hand, office manager and magazine writer (in that order), she achieved that goal, writing over a dozen novels, several of them with paranormal elements. One of them is the RITA award-winning EMILY'S GHOST.
Stockenberg's books have been published in eleven languages and are often set in quaint New England harbor towns, always with a dose of humor. She writes about complex family relationships and the fallout that old, unearthed secrets can have on them. Sometimes there's an old murder. Sometimes there's an old ghost. Sometimes once-lovers find one another after half a lifetime apart.
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Multiple sclerosis (MS) affects different people in different ways. For people who have only mild symptoms from time to time, the disease may not have much impact on their everyday lives. People with more severe MS have frequently recurring or ongoing symptoms and may become disabled within a few years.
Most people with MS are between these extremes. For them, MS involves a series of attacks that cause symptoms. These attacks are called relapses, flares, or exacerbations. They may last for days or weeks and then partially or completely go away. Relapses may be mild or severe and tend to recur over a period of years. They may become worse and more frequent over time, with symptoms becoming more severe and disabling. For most people with MS, the disease follows a relapsing-remitting course, at least at first. In 8 to 9 out of 10 people with this type of MS, the relapsing-remitting phase lasts about 20 years.footnote 1
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While DAYS is on a two-week break for the Summer Olympics, fans can still keep in touch with the show at nbc.com. Each week day at 2pm ET/11am PT, DAYS is streaming a behind the scenes video about the making of the July 28 cliffhanger episode. You can also chat with a DAYS star every day until August 10. Cast participation is subject to change, but below are the scheduled dates and stars.
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I have a question, well a favour. Could you scan some pics and send them to me on my mail? please~~~~~ i promis to buy it [import rlz! xD] but, you know I like spoilers xD....hey! first - i read your blog daily and i love it! second - i just wanted to let you know that i was just over at a different site and they got a letter from catherine's publishers lawyers who asked them to remove the picture of the book from their site due to "copyright infringement". just wanted to give you the heads up!
ReplyDeleteHi pcelamaja! For $10, I think it's worth it. Be forewarned -- it doesn't really have a lot of Rob & Kristen, and not much is surprising if you're a TwiCrack addict like me and have watched almost all interviews related to Twilight. But, the pics and drawings are cool if you're into all that detail.


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The next couple of weeks and months will be an exciting time for Karuizawa fans as a plethora of new bottlings and mini-series is being prepared for release in various parts of the world. Until we can reveal more about these forthcoming releases, we thought we'd feature some drams from the recent past that haven't received a proper introduction yet.
No point in beating around the bush: this 'Noh' bottling for Taiwan (1980/2012, 32yo, #7614, 50.4%abv) is one of the very best Karuizawas we've ever had. We're not going to bother with superlatives – this is whisky in a class of its own. On the nose, it's like a diva's dressing room: lovely perfumy notes, flowers, fresh fruit, loads of nuts, raspberry mousse, strawberries with balsamic vinegar, 'After Eights', old manuscripts, … and the whole exquisitely balanced. This is the sort of rare whisky in which every aroma has an air of being glad to be together. What an incredible delight.
On the palate, the main tonalities are sweet and sour: lemon curd, grapefruit jelly, green apples drizzled with lemon, tart cherries and chocolate, acerola juice, cranberry granola with rhubarb jam… If you're a fan of this sort of yin-yang interplay of sweet and sour, you'll love this whisky. The finish reveals a lovely herbal dimension – mint, thyme and eucalyptus – against a seemingly endless afterglow of sudachi (a Japanese citrus fruit – a signature note of old Karuizawas, here in full HD) and candied lemon peel.
It's hard to capture this tour-de-force of a whisky in words: it's incredibly fresh, vibrant and intense but everything's so beautifully balanced and just… well, just right. A desert island whisky if ever there was one. If you ever come across this particular Noh release – and chances are slim (there were only 102 bottles to start with and people in Taiwan know their whisky) – don't hesitate… even – or especially! – if you're the biggest Karuizawa-sceptic in the world.
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A dark account of the rise and fall of President Warren Gamaliel Harding, James Staley's first play is a mixed bag of historical reportage with uneven portrayals. Director Vickery Turner fails to have a firm hand on the proceedings making this mostly a dud.
A dark account of the rise and fall of President Warren Gamaliel Harding, James Staley's first play is a mixed bag of historical reportage with uneven portrayals. Director Vickery Turner fails to have a firm hand on the proceedings making this mostly a dud.
Play opens in 1923 on Harding's tour, designed to bolster his popularity that's threatened by the scandals riddling his administration. Harding's right-hand man, Harry Dougherty (an excellent turn by Robert F. Lyons), announces the arrival of the president in San Francisco before story flashes back to 1891 to examine what got the president to this point. Harding was the youthful editor of the Marion, Ohio, newspaper when he was courted by divorcee Florence (Marcia Rodd), who proffered a dowry and ambition that led to marriage. Shortly after their wedding, the young and married Carrie Phillips (Amy Lindsay) develops a romance with Harding, leading to an ongoing affair. Later, perky teen groupie Nan Britton (Ranjani Brow), 30 years Harding's junior, finds herself pregnant by him. Device of blackouts separating short vignettes with occasional exposition divides the play into opportunities for well-meaning applause, yet it hampers the rhythms necessary to keep the flow of the story moving. Uneven performances, especially from Rodd, whose Florence ranged from lame to inflammatory, also prevent the play from ever getting fully up to speed. Flat Midwest accents were attempted by some, while one or two of the cast opted for more refined speech. This is unfortunate, as the simple set designed by Staley and excellent period costumes by Heather Porsche Bre give the play a decent start out of the blocks.Everyone's Friend
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Memory Bank Prods. presents a play in two acts by James Staley. Producers, Staley, Michael Shannon, Vickery Turner. Director, Turner.
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TERRY FRANCONA: I bet it's good. We accomplished what we set out to do today, and it wasn't very easy. We got to our bullpen probably a lot earlier than we would have liked. But everybody in the bullpen, starting with Delcarmen. I mean, Javy gets an out, but then Delcarmen kind of allows us to catch up. He gets a bunch of outs where all of a sudden we can go to Oki, we can get to Pap, not too early. So I mean our bullpen was outstanding. Jason never strayed from the game plan, never gave in to hitters. Gave us a chance.
People almost expect Ortiz to do what Manny just did, because he's done it so many times. Do you think that being that walking David a couple times to get to Manny and David having been so successful, that Manny kind of looked forward to coming through in that role?
Can you just talk about what you saw out of Daisuke tonight, and the decision to lift him when you did.
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Another Submerged City Found
"The whole model of the origins of civilization with which archaeologists have been working will have to be remade from scratch..." Another Submerged City .. 21-Jan-2002
The remains of a huge underwater city off the western coast of India may force historians and archaeologists to radically reconsider their view of ancient human history. It's believed that the area was submerged when ice caps melted at the end of the last ice age, 9-10,000 years ago.
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Marine scientists say archaeological remains disco vered 120 feet underwater in the Gulf of Cambay off the western coast of India could be over 9,000 years old. The vast city - which is five miles long and two miles wide - is believed to predate the oldest known remains in the subcontinent by more than 5,000 years.
The site was discovered by chance last year by oceanographers from India's National Institute of Ocean Technology who were conducting a survey of pollution. Using sidescan sonar - which sends a beam of sound waves down to the bottom of the oce an - they identified huge geometrical structures at a depth of 120 feet.
Debris recovered from the site - including construction material, pottery, sections of walls, beads, sculpture and human bones and teeth - has been carbon dated and found to be nearly 9,500 years old.
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However, archaeologist Justin Morris from the British Museum says more work will need to be done before the site can be said to belong to a 9,000 year old civilization, since there can be errors in carbon dating. "Culturally speaking, in that part of the world there were no civilizations prior to about 2,500 BC. What's happening before then mainly consisted of small, village settlements," he says.
Strong tides make investigations in the Cambay difficult. Marine scientists led by the Madras-based National Institute of Ocean Technology are solving this problem by taking acoustic images off the sea-bed and using dredging equipment to extract artifacts.
The Indian Minister for Ocean Technology, Murli Manohar Joshi, says the images indicate symmetrical man-made structures and also a paleo-river, with banks containing artifacts, such as pottery. Carbon dating on a block of wood brought up from the depths suggests it dates back to 7,595 BC.
"We have to find out what happened then ... where and how this civilisation vanished," he says.
The city is believed to be even older than the ancient Harappan civilisation, which dates back around 4,000 years and is the oldest on the subcontinent. Although Palaeolithic sites dating back around 20 ,000 years have been found on the coast of India's western state of Gujarat before, this is the first time that man-made structures as old as 9,500 years have been found deep beneath the ocean surface.
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Marine archaeologists have used a technique known as sub- bottom profiling to show that the buildings were built on enormous foundations. Graham Hancock, author of "Fingerprints of the Gods," says, "The [oceanographers] found that they were dealing with two large blocks of apparently man made structures.
Cities on this scale are not known in the archaeological record until roughly 4,500 years ago when the first big cities begin to appear in Mesopotamia. Nothing else on the scale of the underwater cities of Cambay is known. The first cities of the historical period are as far away from these cities as we are today from the pyramids of Egypt."
Hancock feels this discovery could have a major influence on our view of the ancient world.
"There's a huge chronological problem in this discovery. It means that t he whole model of the origins of civilization with which archaeologists have been working will have to be remade from scratch," he says.


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I decided to combine a small wall hanging with birds I cut with my Cricut.
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What a great use of your Cricut. You are very creative. I have a Accuquilt and don't have a birdie. That's a great idea for some of the die I do have, though. I have a friend who has an Accuquilt, too and we tend to buy different die so we can borrow each others die. Your birdies on the clothes line (wire) are adorable. It reminds me of growing up and having a clothes line. Of course, when my mother-in-law build a new house, she put a clothes line up in the back yard. It wasn't very big, yet she HAD to have one. I wonder if it is still there. Thanks for the memory. Also, thank you participating in the blog hop and the great inspiration of the great quilt. I hope to see you in more hops very soon.
ReplyDeleteThis is so very cute!!! What cartridge did you use for the Cricut??? I would love to know...sometimes it is so hard to hunt through what I have vs. the new cartridges...hehehe...so I hope you don't mind me asking!! I love the way this looks--thinking I may have to make one, too!!!
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Things were less than ideal for Kohl Stewart in his Appalachian League debut.
"I didn't really have the fastball command I wanted early in the game, so I ended up throwing a lot of pitches," he said. "I got a feel for my changeup and slider only toward the end. And I didn't have a curveball tonight."
Other than that?
"I felt good."
The Twins' No. 4 prospect dominated anyway. He collected eight strikeouts over four innings, giving up a hit and a walk in Rookie-level Elizabethton's 10-8 win over Greeneville on Tuesday.
"Stuart Turner, the catcher, was calling a great game. Whatever he wanted, whatever he put down, I just stuck to that," Stewart said. "The more I threw, the more I had a feel for my pitches."
Stewart, who was a standout quarterback at Houston's St. Pius X High School and had committed to Texas A&M before being drafted by Minnesota with the fourth overall pick, posted a 1.69 ERA over six appearances -- three of them starts -- with the Gulf Coast League Twins. He made his last appearance there on Aug. 15.
"I've been here a couple days, and the guys have been pretty good to me," he said. "I felt comfortable right away. I just treated it like every other start -- in high school I threw a lot of night games -- so I did my usual routine."
The 18-year-old right-hander surrendered a two-out single to Brian Holberton in the opening frame.
"I started getting behind guys. I took [Holberton] full, and I wanted to throw a change, but I really didn't want to walk anybody," Stewart said. "Instead I left a fastball in the middle of the plate, and he did what he's supposed to do with it. I refocused on the next guy and went right after him."
The result was his first strikeout. Stewart threw a 1-2-3 second and fanned the first two hitters of the third. Stewart then hit the Astros' Tanner Mathis, and then walked Marc Wik.
"The guy that got hit was standing over the plate. We had a plan to go in on hitters, especially on lefties," Stewart said. "It wasn't that bad of a pitch that hit him. It kind of knicked him on the elbow. I got flustered -- I was a little upset. We were able to get out of it, though. Stuart calmed me down [after the walk]."
He induced a lineout to right field from Holberton to strand the runners and then struck out the side in the fourth.
"That was when I started to be able to feel my slider, stretch the plate out a little bit," he said. "Stuart and I are starting to get more comfortable too. It was definitely good to end it like that."
Turner, Minnesota's third-round pick this year, homered and drove in three runs. Bryan Haar was a triple shy of the cycle and had three RBIs.
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WASHINGTON (AP) – Defense Secretary Leon Panetta and the nation's top military leader on Tuesday defended the Pentagon's slimmed-down, $614 billion budget, telling lawmakers it's time to show Congress is serious about reducing the deficit.
Testifying before the Senate Armed Services Committee, Panetta warned lawmakers that budget cuts will hit all 50 states, but he says the reductions have been carefully planned and there is little room for changes.
Army Gen. Martin Dempsey, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, said the budget tradeoffs were tough and complex, but they will produce the savings mandated by the $487 billion in reductions over a decade the President Obama and congressional Republicans agreed to last summer.
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"They will not lead to a military in decline," Dempsey said. "Rather, this budget will maintain our military's decisive edge and help sustain America's global leadership."
The testimony immediately met resistance from members of the committee. Sen. Carl Levin, D-Mich., the panel's chairman, insisted that the military look to closing bases in Europe and overseas before targeting installations in the United States. Sen. John McCain of Arizona, the committee's top Republican and Obama's presidential foe in 2008, expressed reservations with the budget and complained that it "continues the administration's habit of putting short-term political considerations over our long-term national security interests."
The proposed defense budget for the year beginning Oct. 1 includes $525.4 billion in base spending and another $88.5 billion for the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq. The total is nearly $32 billion less than this year's budget.
"It was this Congress that mandated, on a bipartisan basis, that we reduce the defense budget, and we need your partnership to do this in a manner that preserves the strongest military in the world," Panetta said. "This will be a test of whether reducing the deficit is about talk or action."
Defense officials have laid out plans to find about $260 billion in savings over the next five years, including moves to slash the size of the Army and Marine Corps, cut back on shipbuilding, and delay the purchase of some fighter jets and other weapons systems.
The plan also slashes war spending. Money for Iraq and Afghanistan will drop from $115 billion this year to $88.5 billion, with less than $3 billion spent for security in Iraq. It also cuts in half the amount spent on training and equipping Afghanistan's security forces — a key element to the U.S. effort to gradually withdraw forces and transfer security responsibility to the Afghans.
While military personnel still would get a 1.7% pay raise, retirees would get hit with a series of increases in health care fees, co-pays and deductibles. The impact would be greater on those who are under 65 and are likely to have another job, as well as on those who make more money.
Senators on Monday also complained that President Obama and his defense team have made no plans to deal with an additional $492 billion in across-the-board military cuts that will occur in January 2013 if Congress doesn't act to avoid them.
Panetta said that since it is now apparent what the current cuts will do, he hopes that Congress will be persuaded to avoid the additional 2013 reductions.
Dempsey said that even though there are fewer than 90,000 troops deployed in combat, compared with more than 200,000 just two years ago, the military must spend money to reset and restore itself. War-torn equipment must be replaced, weapons need to be modernized and troops need to be retrained, he said.
"We will have to do all of this in the context of a security environment that is different than the one we faced 10 years ago," Dempsey said. "We cannot simply return to the old way of doing things, and we cannot forget the lessons we have learned."
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No one doubted the value of Howard Yount's tailored goods when they launched last fall. However, fit was an issue. The jackets were on the short side and looked awkward on customers that were not hobbits - anyone who frequents StyleForum can attest to that. Never a brand to shy away from constructive criticism, Howard Yount went back to the drawing board for S/S 2011. All the great details, fabrics and construction is back, but now with a new and improved longer jacket. With the kinks worked out, HY is redefining what it means to offer a true value in the realm of tailored goods. In fact, I got an email from an industry buddy and tailoring enthusiast this afternoon who was quick to call this new crop of jackets "the best deal in tailored clothing." High praise no doubt, but you would to be hard pressed to find a better jacket for a better price. HY's made in Italy sportcoats are soft/lightly constructed, half-canvassed and feature considerable hand stitching. Tailored gang, throw your set up.
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News TV channel Aaj Tak conducted a sting operation on Mahendra Singh Dhoni's manager Arun Pandey on Saturday.
Pandey was caught on camera stating that Dhoni's wife Sakshi Dhoni introduced him to Vindoo Dara Singh.
He also claimed that Gurunath Meiyappan, son-in-law of former Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) president N Srinivasan, runs Chennai Super Kings (CSK). "The real match fixers are in Parliament," he said.
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Dhoni is sandwiched between the Lalit Modi and Srinivasan fight.
Dhoni has come under criticism in Supreme Court for shielding Meiyappan, in the Indian Premier League (IPL) spot-fixing case.
Emphasising the conflict of interest of Srinivasan, Harish Salve argued in the Supreme Court for two-and-a-half hours for petitioner Cricket Association of Bihar and said Dhoni is the captain of CSK, whose owner is Indian Cements that is promoted by Srinivasan. Dhoni is also the vice-president of India Cements and his "cover up act" amounted to "corrupt practice", he said.
Dhoni, who is currently leading the national squad in the Twenty20 World Cup in Bangladesh, has offered to step down as CSK captain and vice-president of India Cements Limited.
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Jan. 17 - "The Voice of John," a screening of a recently released pro-life documentary produced and directed by area residents Donald Galade, Maryann Lawhon and Christopher Peiser Sr., Moskovitz Theater, DeNaples Center, University of Scranton, 6:30 p.m.; admission, free; 570-941-7419.
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March 1-3 - Building Industry Association of Northeastern Pennsylvania Home Expo, featuring builders, remodelers, suppliers, financial services and may related "for the home" booths as well as theme basket displays, a waterfall display to help support Candy's Place, a Chinese auction, a wine-tasting event, featuring seven local wineries, John Stopay Chocolates and Caulkin Cheeses, Kingston Armory; 570-287-3331.
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DeKALB – There was just one thing that Northern Illinois wrestling coach Dave Grant wanted 184-pounder Brad Dieckhaus to do at the end of his championship match against top-seeded Casey Newburg of Kent State during Sunday's Mid-American Conference Wrestling Championships at the NIU Convocation Center.
"Keep him down," Grant said. "Keep him down."
The two were tied, but all Dieckhaus needed to do was keep Newburg on the ground to earn a point for the riding time advantage, something that's awarded to a wrestler who controls his opponent on the mat for a minute longer than he's controlled on the mat by his opponent.
When the buzzer sounded, Dieckhaus knew he had earned that point for a 3-2 victory. He shook the hands of both Newburg and the Kent State coaches and immediately went over and gave Grant a hug.
"I was just like, 'If I keep his head down on the mat, I win this match,' " Dieckhaus said. "I was putting as much pressure on him as I could to keep his hips on the mat. … I just kept applying pressure, staying on my toes and behind his arms. Sure enough, it turned out in my favor."
Dieckhaus' victory earned him the MAC's only 184-pound automatic qualifying spot to the NCAA Division I Championships, which will take place March 17-20 at Wells-Fargo Arena in Philadelphia.
"It was a pretty good feeling," Dieckhaus said. "It almost seemed surreal."
The Huskies took fifth overall as a team with 39.5 points, two points behind fourth-place Ohio. Central Michigan won its 10th straight team title with 79 points.
While the riding time advantage worked in Dieckhaus' favor Sunday, it cost NIU 157-pounder Bryan Deutsch in his championship match.
Deutsch's opponent, top-seeded Mark Lewandowski of Buffalo, was able to get an escape and a takedown late in the third period to tie Deutsch, and got a final point on the riding time advantage for a 10-9 decision.
Luckily for Deutsch, his weight class had three automatic bids to nationals, so the senior will make his third straight trip to the tournament. The MAC had 18 automatic bids, and the NCAA Division I wrestling committee will award 49 at-large bids this week.
"I just have to do what my coach has been telling me all along. If I would have just stayed a little more basic in that match, it wouldn't have been close," Deutsch said. "I came out kind of sluggish and was trying a lot of moves."
NIU's biggest surprise of the tournament was Mike Lukowski at 197 pounds. Lukowski, who Grant calls "Cannonball" because of his physique, came into the tournament without a conference victory.
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Stuff like that. So, if you go to Kickstarter.com and search ECW, we have videos up there. We actually have a segment on violence in ECW that kind of shows that we're doing things a little differently. The movie is not about story line, angles and characters. It's a lot more about the business of ECW, the marketing, the human story of these wrestlers coming together trying to fight this up-hill battle against these two giant corporations and wrestling promotions.
It takes a critical look at the mistakes they made as well as pats it on the back for the things it did right in it.
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- Andreas Grau (Piano)
- Gotz Schumacher (Piano)
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On Good Friday, April the 10th, 1868, the world premiere of the Requiem in six movements was given in Bremen, Germany. Brahms conducted the Choral Society of Bremen and worked with Karl Martin Reinthaler in preparation of the performance. Friends of Brahms from all over Germany were attending this occasion. After the performance in Bremen, Brahms returned to Hamburg, where he finished the work by the addition of the last movement. 'You now have sadness' was finished in the autograph of the particell with 'Hamburg May 68'. In 1869, the complete opus was performed at the 18th of February in Leipzig under the direction of Karl Reinecke.
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So, much to my surprise, I prefer the K&K release; it penetrates to one's soul. German and English texts are supplied. Still, there are grander and more impressive performances, as listed in our Overview (S/O 2006), notably Klemperer (EMI), Levine (RCA), and Karajan.
Recording information: UNESCO World Heritage Site Maulbronn Monastery (10/01/2011-10/02/2011).
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Brahms, Johannes : German Requiem, Op. 45- Performers: Andreas Grau (Piano); Gotz Schumacher (Piano)
- Conductor: Jürgen Budday
- Notes: UNESCO World Heritage Site Maulbronn Monastery (10/01/2011-10/02/2011)
- Running Time: 69 min. 18 sec.
- Period Time: Romantic
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If only in hindsight eh, Ramos?
Remember July? It was a few months back, the world was a bright, sunny place (for an hour and eight minutes) and all the talk was of the dawning of another glorious Spurs era. We stared in awe as images of their macho beach training programme came thundering through our office letterbox. It looked so modern, this technique, and we even joked at the time about how their vigorous workout involved "beach frolicking, diving into waves, waxing, bumping chests, cocktails, and disco dancing" – this was before the days of political correctness, you understand.
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Lake Lanier is home to some of the best striped bass and spotted bass fishing in the United States. Catching Not Fishing Guide Service, operated by Captain Clay Cunningham, is open year-round and seven days a week on Lake Lanier. Captain Clay Cunningham has over twenty years experience chasing stripers and spotted bass on Lake Lanier, and has been guiding on Lake Lanier for the past seven years. Captain Clay is fully-insured, CPR certified, and U.S.C.G. licensed. Captain Clay fishes on Lake Lanier approximately 300 days a year to insure your fishing trip on Lake Lanier meets your expectations. Furthermore, Captain Clay is a member of the Lake Lanier Guide Association which runs over a 1,000 trips a year. The Lake Lanier Guide Association is a team of 7 guides on Lanier who are always in contact with each other to keep up with the rapid movements of the striped bass on Lake Lanier.


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