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An inaugural dissertation on the influenza: submitted to the public examination of the faculty of physic, under the authority of the trustees of Columbia College, in the state of New-York, William Samuel Johnson, LL.D. president ; for the degree of Doctor of Physic, on the sixth day of May, 1794
- Contributor(s):
Swords, James, 1765-1846, printer
Swords, Thomas, 1764-1843, printer
New York (State). Governor (1777-1795 : Clinton), dedicatee.
Columbia College (New York, N.Y.)
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- New-York : Printed by T. and J. Swords, printers to the faculty of physic of Columbia College, no. 167, William-Street, 1794
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Michael Witherspoon
Candie Witherspoon
Husband: Isaac Bronson Beckworth
Born: 20 Jan 1867 at: GA Married: 12 Jun 1916 at: Jasper County, TX, USA Died: 4 Jun 1931 at: Jasper, Jasper Co., TX Father:Simon Beckworth Mother:Amanda Caroline Beckworth Other Spouses: NOTES
Wife: Martha Jane Byerly
Born: 26 Jul 1881 at: Jasper Co., TX Died: 28 Jun 1960 at: Jasper, Jasper Co., TX Father:James Robert Byerly Mother:Louisa Marion Brown Other Spouses:
Name: Amanda Lorraine Beckworth 1 Born: 16 Aug 1920 at: Jasper Co., TX Married: 30 Nov 1940 at: Jasper, Jasper Co., TX Died: 25 Sep 1978 at: Jasper, Jasper, TX Spouses: William Albert Sims
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SOURCE: "The Art of Cruelty: Hamlet and Vindice," in Aspects of Hamlet: Articles Reprinted from Shakespeare Survey, edited by Kenneth Muir and Stanley Wells, Cambridge University Press, 1979, pp. 28-38.
In the following essay, originally published in 1973, Foakes compares Hamlet to Vindice in The Revenger's Tragedy, contending that "it is the strength of Hamlet, not his weakness … that he cannot kill, that he fails to carry out his revenge."
Hamlet admits to cruelty only when he is about to encounter his mother in the Closet scene, and then he seeks to qualify the term
O heart, lose not thy nature, let not ever The soul of Nero enter this firm bosom, Let me be cruel not unnatural.
(iii, ii, 396-8)
The cruelty he seeks to permit himself is to be kept under a restraint, not let loose with the tyrannical savagery of which Nero served as a type. So...
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By Michael Webert
The election for the Fifth Congressional District in Virginia is rapidly approaching. On Nov. 8, Virginians across the Fifth Congressional District will head to the polls to cast their ballots for the general election. Republicans have selected their standard bearer for this race — state Senator Tom Garrett. I was an early supporter of Sen. Garrett during his congressional primary, as he is the one individual that I believe is the best suited to reduce onerous regulations on farmers and small businesses, make college education more attainable and social security solvent, defend our constitutional rights, and serve with integrity.
In the Virginia House of Delegates, I serve on the committee that addresses issues pertinent to the agricultural communities. When I am not in Richmond for the General Assembly session, I am back in my district where I farm for a living. As one in agriculture, I have seen first-hand how burdensome federal regulations can adversely impact those of us who make a living in agribusiness. Many farmers would like to pass along their operations to their children and other family members; unfortunately, the federal estate tax prevents many families from being able to transfer their farms along to next of kin.
Another federal restriction that hinders farmers is the Waters of the U.S. rule, which has been promulgated by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and would expand federal control over ponds and intermittent streams. This regulation would encumber many agricultural activities, as farmers would be forced to comply with costly decrees and what amounts to a large land grab — Sen. Garrett understands that policy needs to be made by our representatives, not a Washington bureaucrat.
Agriculture is the largest sector of Virginia's economy. The industry provides almost 311,000 jobs and has an annual economic impact of $52 billion. To ensure that Virginia agriculture continues to grow, we in agriculture need a leader who understands and is willing to protect our way of life.
Sen. Garrett will fight to permanently end the punitive death (estate) tax and work to open new markets for our agricultural industries. We in Virginia would benefit enormously not just with the sale of our products but with the goods shipped to and from our port.
As a small business owner, Sen. Garrett has seen how government mandates and regulations crush employers which is why he has consistently stood against increased regulations on Virginia job creators. In fact, the nation's leading small business organization, the National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB), recently endorsed Sen. Garrett in his congressional race. NFIB cited his "commitment to issues that small business owners care about makes him an ideal candidate for Congress."
While Sen. Garrett's positions on agriculture and small businesses were crucial components of my decision to endorse him, these are not the only reasons I stand with him. His plan to address the challenge of college affordability and ensuring social security is the sort of comprehensive and creative solution that we need from our next congressman. His proposal would create a program in which a student can have $10,000 of their college loans eliminated in exchange for raising their age of Social Security eligibility one to two years. The plan sets a cap on debt relief at $100,000 and a delay on receiving entitlement benefits at 15 years.
When it comes to protecting our constitutional rights, Tom Garrett has distinguished himself as a champion of our civil liberties. Tom will stand against attempts to subvert all our rights as enumerated in the U.S. Constitution. He won't pay lip service to our freedoms. He will remain steadfast against attempts to criminalize private transfers of firearms, as such measures would significantly burden law-abiding gun citizens who lend a shotgun to a neighbor for duck hunting, or selling a firearm to a family member.
As a former prosecutor, Sen. Garrett knows that the best approach to combat firearm-related crime is to enforce existing laws which already stipulate it's illegal to transfer a firearm to felons and other prohibited persons. He also knows that the focus should be on straw purchasers which are the primary source for criminals to acquire firearms.
In addition, Tom Garrett will oppose efforts to subvert constitutional rights on the basis of an esoteric "no fly list" that affords no defined process for removal of individuals accidentally added to the list. Much like the ACLU, he understands that due process protections in the 14th Amendment are critical to the fabric of our free society.
Integrity is a characteristic that defines Sen. Tom Garrett, and this trait ensures that he would be an principled and independent voice for limited government. How do I know this? In the Virginia General Assembly, when Sen. Tommy Norment sought to consolidate power as both the chair of the Senate Finance Committee and Majority Leader, Sen. Tom Garrett stood up to his own party's leadership.
As a result of his stance, power in the Senate Finance Committee was eventually divided between two co-chairs. Further, when the Senate rules were changed to bar the press from the floor, Tom Garrett introduced a resolution to allow the media to regain floor access. He pushed back in these instances because he is a man of honor, who took his oath to defend and uphold the constitution seriously when he joined the Army — an unbridled dedication to limited government principles that he will bring to Congress.
For these reasons, I am supporting Tom Garrett in the race for the Fifth District and I urge my fellow Virginians to support him as well.
Michael Webert is the Virginia House of Delegates representative for the 18th district, which includes Rappahannock County.


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Fokine Classics, including 'Chopiniana,' 'Scheherazade,' and 'The Firebird'
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Susan Sarandon, the 65-year-old Oscar-winning actress, says she has received death threats for her political views.
New Yorker Sarandon, who won an Academy Award for Best Actress for her performance in the 1995 film Dead Man Walking, starred most recently as a widowed mother in Jeff, Who Lives At Home. She was asked by Metro what impact had her political activism had on her career, and replied: "I don't know but certainly leading up to the Iraq war, when I was asking unpopular questions, there were lots of attacks from the hate radio jocks asking for something to be done about me. I had death threats. There were people who felt, thanks to the right-wing papers, I was un-American. "
The actress, who has presented political documentaries on PBS television, added: "The good news, and bad news, is Hollywood isn't political. You stand more chance of losing work if you're old or fat than you do if you're political. I'm sure people have formed opinions about me because I have been outspoken but it's like being worried if your slip is showing when you're fleeing a burning building. I'd never dream of telling people what to think but there are very few sources challenging the view of the corporate media. Corporations have such a vested interest in certain things happening, you can't take what they say as the truth all the time. Look at the recent scandals in Britain with phone hacking."
Asked about the movie business, she said: "It's much more corporate and less run by individuals. Decisions are made from a banking perspective by people who do not necessarily have imaginations or a sense of film."


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At first Elton John seems kind of cheesy but basically most of his songs are about having fun, falling in love, or not wanting to die or experience pain. How could you not love "Your Song"? It's yours.
Imagine Great Gatsby, The Invisible Man or any other really good Sparknotes you've ever read. Books are everything good about them but even more of it.
What's cool about documentaries is they're like movies but real. They're kind of bleak but actually even more intense because the people live to suffer the consequences.
There are a lot of interesting things going on in nature shows that you'd never really see otherwise. Weird animals. Strange rocks. Mad bugs.
People basically acted the same before the 1950s so when you start watching black and white movies there's a lot of new movies you can watch. Frankly, sometimes you don't even need the colors. They're just colors.
Buttons are great because they give you lots of options, like you can leave the shirt open or keep it closed, to make it either a full or a half shirt.
When you stretch though it makes it easier to play sports without it hurting for so long after, plus you get more time to chill before you have to run around.
Nighttime is sick for drinking, all-nighters and watching porn with your middle school best friends. During the day though you can see and hang out outside, plus it's easier to stay awake and hang out with everybody else (who are mostly awake during the day time anyway).
Even though they like a lot of lame stuff in a lot of ways they raised me and gave me a lot of free stuff, in addition to having generally good advice and offering decent affection/hugs.
There are a lot of fun things to do and eat but vegetables are one of the only things that you probably won't feel bad afterwards. This actually relates pretty well with my last one
Yo I was super confused on this one until I tried them sautéed. Anyway there is no better time to get into brussels sprouts than your twenties.


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So no one told you life was gonna be this way.
Ah, you know where this is going. The Rembrandts' spangly anthem can only mean one thing... but why is The Walking Dead playing?
Your job's a joke, you're broke, your love life's D.O.A.
Actually, that's pretty applicable.
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Ancient hominid had an unusual diet
Grass and sedge eating goes back at least 3 million years
A mysterious, 3-million-year-old member of the human evolutionary family had a maverick taste for grasses and flowering plants called sedges, a chemical analysis of the creature's teeth suggests.
Central Africa's Australopithecus bahrelghazali was apparently not a devotee of leaves, fruit and other standard fare of early hominids based in forested areas. Instead, it fed mainly on underground parts of grasses and sedges growing in a savanna landscape, say archaeologist Julia Lee-Thorp of the University of Oxford, England, and her colleagues. The work appears online November 12 in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences


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Facts I wish our media would broadcast:
• Incomes in the U.S. are less equal than in Guyana, Nicaragua, and Venezuela. We have roughly the same inequality as Uruguay, Argentina, and Ecuador. Latin American incomes are actually equalizing, but inequality continues to increase in the United States.
• Our income tax code essentially ignores top incomes—those making hundreds of millions, even a billion dollars a year! These billionaires are taxed at the same low rate—35%—as those making $373,650 a year, less than half a million! Our tax code fails to distinguish between them. Insane!
• The richest 1 percent owns 34 percent of our nation's wealth—that's more than the entire bottom 90 percent, who own just 29 percent of the country's wealth. The top one-hundredth of 1 percent makes an average of $27 million per household per year, while the average income for the bottom 90 percent of Americans is $31,244.
• Despite an economy that's twice as large as it was thirty years ago, the bottom 90 percent —if they're employed—gained less than 1 percent over more than a third of a century, earning on average only about $280 more a year than thirty years ago, adjusted for inflation.
• Two-earner families fare better, but, today, single parents with average incomes cannot provide housing, health care, food, and other necessities. Poor and middle class people, confused by anti-tax propaganda, vote for tax cuts that actually lead to big tax increases on themselves.
• Anti-tax extremists argue that redistributing wealth or trying to transfer wealth from rich to poor doesn't work and is bad for everybody. But transfer of wealth is exactly what has happened in the last years, transferred from the poor and middle classes to financial wizards who enjoy playing with money. And these are the people who created the financial crisis.
This is America, supposedly the land of opportunity. If top incomes were fairly taxed, if our entire tax code didn't direct wealth upward to a few financial heads, how much of our nation's economic mess could be relieved! And our infrastructure needs. Our educational, environmental, and social needs.
Common sense as well as our inherent sense of justice should make us cry out with shame that our society savages the needy while sheltering obscene wealth. No society with vast disparities of wealth can long endure.
Injustice 2, May 13
In a comment, Florian argues that it's "sort of a law of the universe" that 80% of the population does the work while 20% manages and rules. He concludes,
"… in the field of management . . . it is often said that 20% of your workers will do about 80% of the work. . . . Sure, everybody works, but only a fraction of all of us (say 20%) actually make such impactful contributions to society as creating jobs, creating new inventions, or being civic leaders. Perhaps it is 'justice' that the top 20% reap 80% of the rewards," [and this happens] "naturally in free society with a free economy."His arguments one at a time.
"Liberals want to impose redistributionist policies to make things more 'fair' or 'just' . . . That might sound just, but it is not so natural. . . .
We don't equate the free, voluntary transfer or exchange of wealth in a free economy with the imposed, non-voluntary redistribution of wealth by a government.
1. "Redistributionist policies" are precisely what happened in the last 30 to 40 years, but in the wrong direction—toward injustice. Since the 1950s, at a gradually accelerating rate, wealth has been transferred from the poor and middle classes to top incomes. This upward direction of wealth happened as a result of deliberate tax and regulation policies.
The national debt quadrupled between 1980 and 1992 (during the terms of Presidents Reagan and first Bush). George W. Bush would repeat Reagan's policies and double it again between 2000 and 2008.During the term of George W. Bush, before the near economic meltdown, Nobel laureate Paul Krugman analyzed the dramatic shift toward concentration of wealth in the hands of a few.
Meanwhile, the share of national income going to the top 1% more than doubled, from 9% to 24%. The share going to the top one-tenth of 1% of income earners more than tripled.
We now have the most unequal distribution of income in the developing world and the inequality is growing rapidly.
Thanks to the right's well-funded and organized effort, corporate executives now feel no shame in lining their pockets with huge bonuses and gigantic stock options. Such self-dealing is justified, they say: Greed is what made America great, and greedy executives are exactly what corporate America needs.2. "Free, voluntary transfer or exchange of wealth in a free economy" is NOT what concentrates wealth in our country; it is imposed on the many by a few. The rich protect their privileged positions by swarming Congress with lobbyists.
. . . there has been a concerted attack on the institutions that have helped moderate inequality — in particular, unions. . . . Business interests went on the offensive against unions. . . . once Ronald Reagan took office, the anti-union campaign was aided and abetted by political support at the highest levels.
" . . . he worried that the lobbying prowess and financial resources of Wall Street firms . . . had the potential to outmuscle their opponents, which want greater regulation."Members of Congress rely on their own riches plus money from other rich to get elected and re-elected. Vast armies of corporate lobbyists infest Capitol Hill while members of Congress spend substantial amounts of their time soliciting campaign contributions.
"Yes, we peddle political influence, but, hey, it's not illegal, . . ."As an example of money's power, a study found that the campaign for eliminating inheritance taxes was funded mostly by 18 super-rich families.
3. As for the claim that the rich earn their obscene profits by higher productivity and greater contributions to society, Nobel laureate Joseph Stiglitz demolishes that argument.
The corporate executives who helped bring on the recession of the past three years—whose contribution to our society, and to their own companies, has been massively negative—went on to receive large bonuses. In some cases, companies were so embarrassed about calling such rewards "performance bonuses" that they felt compelled to change the name to "retention bonuses" (even if the only thing being retained was bad performance).CEO's of large banks gamble with money laboriously earned by ordinary workers who invest in houses, pensions, and stocks. The CEOs of large banks and corporations enjoy manipulating money. That's how they differ from ordinary workers—nurses, construction workers, plumbers, miners, clerks, technicians, and so on. Do those who enjoy investment games make a greater contribution to society? Of course not.
Those who have contributed great positive innovations to our society, from the pioneers of genetic understanding to the pioneers of the Information Age, have received a pittance compared with those responsible for the financial innovations that brought our global economy to the brink of ruin.
I'm not talking about the rich people that most of us know. Their wealth pales in comparison with the top 1 and 2 percent, and they have no designs like those who command Wall Street and are described by Stiglitz. They're not intent on taking an ever-greater share of the pie but use their money to help others. We need to distinguish between the moderately rich and the obscenely rich.
Some of the most valuable members of society work for a pittance or no money at all—sisters and monks who enhance spiritual life, emergency-responders of all kinds, teachers who sacrifice for at-risk kids, garbage workers, nursing home workers who change diapers on the old . . . this list could go on for a very long time.
The triumph of greed in America cannot be attributed to "natural" dynamics in a "free" economy.
Correction: Florian protested that I misrepresented his comment by saying the 80/20 rule means that 80% do the work while 20% manage and rule. I accept the correction. He said, the 80/20 rule means that 20% own 80% of the wealth and 80% own only 20% of the wealth and "this has probably been the case in most large societies throughout history."
I leaped to the implications of "own" by saying "manage and rule," which generally is true and today has assumed grotesque proportions, as tax policies create mal-distribution of wealth incomprehensible to most people. The 80/20 theory ignores the slow but real trend toward ever greater democracy in world history, and it assumes injustice must accepted as inevitable in human societies—something decisively refuted by just societies throughout history.
Wealth injustice, May 23.
I sent the following to the PBS ombudsman and to an email group.
Dear PBS
I challenge you to defy your corporate sponsors and do a series on the squandering of our national resources through the concentration of wealth in the U.S.
• Examine the tax and deregulation policies that direct the vast wealth of our nation into the hands of very few.
• Investigate how corporate money influences federal and state governments, controls media, directs the flow of information, and forms public attitudes.
• Demonstrate the inefficiency of an economy that thwarts the talents of the many to enrich the few.
• Show how social programs yield returns in dollars many times more than the original investment.
• Expose the grotesque tax code that treats an income of less than half a million ($379,150) the same as incomes rising to hundreds of millions and even a billion.
• Compare the gross disparity of income in the U.S. today with other systems such as feudalism and the Gilded Age.
"America, land of opportunity" cannot be sung anymore. Please educate our citizens about the gross inefficiencies and injustices in our system, all deriving from misdirection of our national wealth.
This generated enormous email traffic for me, almost all of it supporting my message. Here are a few samples. Mary Lou:
I am reading Howard Zinn's A People's History of the United States: 1492-Present.Warren:
A lot is still the same as relates to the rich making sure the playing field is slanted in their favor. That book and your letter are eye-openers that many in our world either don't want to know or are too busy trying to make a living so have no time or energy to search out alternative news because our media are also owned by large corporations.
Why don't more of us speak out about tax unfairness? Because so many of us benefit from it in our own ways, and we don't want to take a chance on hurting ourselves. I am in Northern Minnesota now and for much of the summer, and I watch numerous small businesses, often family operations, who use every aspect of the tax code to their advantage. That's what accountants are for. Expensive gas? Not when all your travel is a "business expense." Expensive vehicles and boats? Not when every one of them is a "business expense."David:
Jeanette, have you seen the documentary, "Capitalism, a Love Story" by Michael Moore? It was released as a movie in 2009 and it outlines most of your points about how capitalism is working in America. The problem is most middle class Americans like to think they are well off and buy into the lies told by the truly wealthy to keep them quiet. Warren Buffet when asked if there was a class war in America said, "Yes, Oh and by the way, we're winning." Buffet's comment was widely quoted, and by many taken as a joke, it wasn't. . . .Don:
I have had friends who because they have a nice house and are comfortable, consider themselves well off. They buy into the republican dogma, the tea party dogma, without question, railing on about no new taxes and gov't waste without ever realizing that they are way below the income level protected by the tax strategy of wealthy republican policy-makers. They were against health care reform because it was labeled socialized medicine. Big government to them is automatically bad, but big business they give a free pass. I don't get it.
I don't necessarily trust big government and I certainly don't trust big business, but I do see that there needs to be a balance. Right now in America there is no balance.
People are losing homes, jobs, and their life because a few super wealthy individuals and corporations are more interested in profit than the well being of the American people. The government is the only thing big enough to do anything about the actions of this elite group. Unfortunately, many politicians are bought and no longer represent the people they are supposed to serve.
Jeanette, to explore in depth the consequences and implications of income inequality in Western society, especially the US, I recommend you read Spirit Level: Why Greater Equality Makes Societies Stronger (2009) by Richard Wilkinson & Kate Pickett, Foreword by Robert B. Reich.An anonymous person responding to David's friends who "buy into the republican dogma" wrote,
Well, if you are in a nice house and are comfortable, then you well off. So what's to complain about?This topic to be continued....
Next time—Republicans with a conscience.


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According to a study by Fidelity Investments, although many retirees (66%) reported that they are currently living the lifestyle they always wanted in retirement, a little more than half (57%) wish they had done more before retirement to prepare for those years. If you are nearing retirement, use these survey findings as a guide for your own retirement planning.
Steve Deschenes, V.P. of Fidelity Institutional Retirement Services Company, says that, "Workers approaching retirement often look to their peers who have already gone through the process for valuable lessons learned." He furthers, "Those living in retirement now can provide valuable insight for people getting ready to make that transition, from knowledge of the basic fundamentals such as the key elements of a successful income plan, to identifying resources that can help with critical decisions that need to be made." For the most sound retirement planning, be sure to also seek advice from a retirement planning expert, so you know you are getting a professional's opinion, in addition to those of your loved ones and friends.
The Fidelity survey found that the following characteristics of retirement planning were forgotten (regretfully so) by current retirees. Respondents said they wished they had:
1. Created a budget (21%)
2. Created an asset allocation strategy (19%)
3. Developed an income source withdrawal strategy (18%)
4. Better understood 401(k) plan payout options (19%)
5. Retired later (17%)
The survey also found that although the vast majority of pre-retirees (81%) are confident that their retirement lifestyle will be ideal for them, many have yet to complete some of these most critical planning steps:
1. 68%, nearly two-thirds, of pre-retirees haven't completed a budget including anticipated income and expenses.
2. 74% have yet to determine an asset allocation strategy to help manage their income in retirement while seeking continued growth for their savings.
In addition, pre-retirees indicated that they need additional guidance and education on fundamental financial issues surrounding retirement, such as:
1. Only 28% stated that they fully understand how much they can spend on a monthly basis during retirement so as to not outlive their savings.
2. Less than 23% say they completely understand which retirement accounts to spend first in order to minimize taxes
3. 50% said they were unsure of the age at which most people can withdraw money from a tax-deferred savings plan without incurring a penalty (59.5 years).
Seek assistance! The report also showed that when asked what advice they would offer to a friend or family member within a year of retiring, they recommended seeking guidance to help with the transition. The majority of these retirees (77%) reported that they chose not to go to their employer for assistance and guidance throughout the retirement process, but those who did said they found significant value in this help.
Some of the lessons learned from this survey are:
Do your homework. You need to understand the benefits you will receive and you must learn the tax rules regarding your investments.
Make a retirement plan. Know how much you can expect to earn from your investments and create a realistic budget including your projected income and related expenses.
Get help if you need it. Seek professional advice either from your employer or a retirement planning expert. The intricacies of retiring are many, and you shouldn't go it alone.


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Sunday, October 26, 2014
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With a superb yin-yang design, this Barbapapa clock is a great decorative accessory for home.
Made in glass, this decorative wall clock will be perfect in a kitchen, or a kid bedroom.
Price: 40,00€
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ONE FC Confirms Zorobabel Moreira as Roger Huerta's New Opponent
By FCF Staff
Rising Asian promotion ONE FC has announced that Zorobabel Moreira will replace Phil Baroni at the promotion's upcoming June 23rd card in Malaysia and will fight Roger Huerta. The organization confirmed the match-up on Twitter.
The move became necessary as a result of Baroni's recent TKO loss to Chris Holland, which took place June 2nd at Ring of Fire 43.
"Zoro" Moreira (6-1), who has more recently competed at lightweight, is coming off a third round, submission win over Felipe Enomoto at ONE FC 3 in March. The BJJ black belt and Evolve Gym fighter has won four straight fights since he was stopped by Joe Ray in June, 2010.
Huerta (21-6) is looking to end a three fight losing streak which includes losses to War Machine, Eddie Alvarez and Pat Curran. "El Matador's" last win took place in April, 2010, when he submitted Chad Hinton with a third round kneebar while competing for Bellator.
Due to the fact that the former UFC star was preparing for a welterweight bout with Baroni, the upcoming fight with Moreira will reportedly take place at 170 pounds.
ONE FC's "Destiny of Warriors" will be hosted by Kula Lumpur's Stadium Negara.


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FOXBORO _ There was little excitement in the Patriots locker room Friday about the return of the regular NFL officials.
FOXBORO _ There was little excitement in the Patriots locker room Friday about the return of the regular NFL officials.
As has been the case all along, the players seemed less interested in the issue than the fans. Several players spoke about how they do not concern themselves with the officials.
``We're just not really worrying about what the refs are going to do. You can't control that,'' linebacker Jerod Mayo responded when asked about the contract agreement between the league and the officials.
``It's something that, obviously, after the first couple weeks was more of a big situation than previously thought. Now that they're back, everyone can stop worrying about that and play football,'' said Rob Ninkovich. ```I'm not really thinking about flags when I'm playing. I'm just worried about doing my jobs and trying to win a football game. In that process you just deal with the flags that are thrown.''
``No matter who is out there making the calls there are going to be some issues,'' Mayo noted. ``We're just focused on the Bills now.''
The one issue that did come up was player safety. Having the experienced officials back should help in that area, Matthew Slater pointed out.
``That's big for us as players to know we're out there with guys that are going to do their best to keep us safe,'' Slater said. ``It really comes down to player safety. We want to be safe out there on the field. We want to make sure the rules are being abided by, that we are taken care of and that the game is fair for everybody involved in it.''
Those guys have a tough job. We know they (the replacement refs) were put in a tough spot. They really were. They did the best they could,'' Slater said. ``But it's good to have these guys back who have some experience in calling big games and have been in tough situations.''
``That was obviously encouraging that they got that whole situation resolved. It was really a tough situation for all parties involved,'' Slater said. ``Fortunately they got it worked out. But we can't spend too much time thinking about who's calling the game. We've got to continue to prepare and do our job. I'm sure at some point we're going to be mad or upset with a call these guys make. That's the reality.''


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How to get that perfect summer lawn
What a beautiful time of the year it is. Spending time outdoors is just marvellous; the days are warm and the nights are not as chilly but I am sure we will have one last cold snap before spring and summer sets in.
It is pretty amazing how climate change is affecting our plants. Roses are still flowering profusely, jasmine has started to bloom much earlier this year and many trees have started pushing out their new buds already. But before the mad rush to garden centres around South Africa to buy those spring seedlings sets in, there is still quite a lot to do in the garden in August. To those of you who have lawns and to those of you who just enjoy having picnics on lawns, here are some hot tips for what you should be doing to your lawn so that it looks perfect in the summer months.
Firstly you need to assess what lawn you have? Is it a bunch or runner type of lawn? Bunch grasses will grow in small clumps whereas runners spread and creep over areas by means of runners. Do you have Kikuyu, Evergreen All Seasons, Shade Over, LM, Bermuda or Gulf Green? Each lawn has different growing patterns, some you mow higher and others should be cut much lower.
Bermuda, Kikuyu, LM, and Gulf Green have runners , whereas All Seasons and Shade over are the bunch type.
What the plant doctor is ordering
August is the best time to prepare your lawn for the summer months, the best treatment for runner types of lawn is either by means of scarification or by top dressing your lawns with lawn dressing. Scarification is a process where your remove all the lawn blades (leaves) to the roots, thus leaving the roots bare. Scarification is not necessary every year. I would only recommend it if your lawn has a thatch or mat build up.
Thatch is a tightly intermingled layer of dead lawn leaves and living stems or roots that develop between the green vegetation and the soil level. Mat is the organic layer below the thatch, it is often darker in colour and tends to be a bit moist. Lawn that is poorly managed and not maintained weekly will develop a thick mat layer under the thatch.
Scarification is a tough job, I recommend asking a professional to do it. Lawn dressing and fertilising can be done by all homeowners. This is a great time to apply organic fertilisers. I usually use a brand called Talborne they have a large variety of organic fertilisers.
The fertilisers which I would use on my lawns are:
Talborne Vita Grow 2:3:2 – This fertiliser is best for new lawns and great for promoting root growth.
Talborne Vita Green 5:1:5 – This organic fertiliser is excellent for lawns as it promotes vigorous health and a deep green colour.
Talborne Bone Phos 4:10:0 – This is a product I add to my lawn every now and then, it promotes strong root development in calcium and phosphate deficient soils.
Top tip: for lawn dressing, ensure that there is an even spread of the soil and that soil has not completely covered the grass. Once the process of lawn dressing has been complete you should be able to see the tips of the lawn poking through the soil. Use a steel rake turned over to spread the soil, if the spikes are used to spread you will lift more lawn than actually spreading the lawn dressing. Once the lawn dressing has been evenly distributed, I use a rubber rake to rake over the lawn; this ensures that the soil gets right to the roots. If you have a clay soil lawn area, I would recommend adding some river sand to your lawn dressing. The river sand helps promote air pockets in the clay soil thus allowing the roots to grow more vigorously, enabling a stronger plant "aka green lush lawn".
Once you have completed either, the scarification process, fertilising or lawn dressing it is best to give your lawn a good soaking. Remember that we are still experiencing water restrictions. Watering can be done from 16:00 till 8:00 in winter. Depending on your lawn size and location (sun or shade) you will water up to three times a week. I usually water shade lawn two times a week for 10 minutes and sun loving lawn I water three times a week for 15 to 20 minutes.
These tips should help you ready your lawn beautifully for spring and summer, but please feel free to contact Spargo Landscape Consultants or email HomeTimes at firstname.lastname@example.com, with any questions or information you may need.
Who is Nicholas Spargo?
Nicholas Spargo, owner of Spargo Landscape Consultants, has been in the landscape trade for 12 years as well as being a lecturer at the Lifestyle Garden Design Centre for the past year. He was awarded a Gold for a design at the Lifestyle Garden Design Centre Design Show in 2008, is an Invasive Species Consultant and is affiliated with the South African Green Industries Council.
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The best classically-trained voices the world has to offer, together on one stage, is promised as the UK's answer to Il Divo comes to town.
Critically-acclaimed stage show La Voce introduces live music fans to the world of Pop Opera.
The show, which comes to the Baths Hall, Scunthorpe, on July 1, is the only theatre show currently on tour that combines classical favourites with number one hits from the past 50 years, says show promoter Pete Tobit or GRT Entertainments.com.
"It's opera made welcoming and inviting, without losing the quality of musical performance," he says.
"The best-know opera hits are combined seamlessly with everyone's favourite pop songs."
Four-part harmonies breathe life into classics Nessun Dorma, Ol Sole Mio and Con te Partiro, dovetailing with much-loved chart hits like Can't Take My Eyes Off You, Back For Good and Bohemian Rhapsody.
"Backed by highly-accomplished musicians," says Pete, "the quartet enthral and entertain with their perfect combination of choreography, comedy and song. "
La Voce's mission statement is "to broaden the appeal of opera – making it fun, fresh and intimate".
"It's the perfect evening for opera lovers and fans of great popular music alike," says Pete.
"It's the ultimate crossover production. A show that has something for everyone."
The concert at Baths Hall on July 1 starts at 7.30pm.
Tickets are priced at £22 and £20 (concessions). To book, call0844 8542776 or visit www. bathshall.co.uk
n Join Edwina Currie on an entertaining journey from BBC's Strictly Come Dancing floor to the power struggles of Westminster and No. 10 and onto her explosive time on Hell's Kitch and ITV's I'm A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here!
She will be spilling the beans at The Plowright Theatre, Scunthorpe, on May 6 at 7.30pm. Tickets £16.50 each, available from the box office, tel 0844 8542776 or visit www.plowrighttheatre.com
n Fancy a blast of Seventies nostalgia from a group who had hit after hit during that decade?
The Rubettes scored chart success with songs such as Sugar Baby Love, Tonight, Juke Box Jive, I Can Do It, Foe Dee O Dee and Little Darling.
They will be replaying these and more at The Plowright Theatre on May 19. Tickets are £20.
n Tickets have gone on sale for YouTube sensation Jonathan Pie's visit to The Plowright Theatre, Scunthorpe, on October 11.
Jonathan Pie is a respected news reporter for a respected news broadcaster but he has several problems - he hates his job, he hates his colleague, but mainly he hates the news.
Join him for this live show where he hilariously reveals the truth behind news events both home and abroad.
The show is suitable for viewers aged 14 years upwards.
Tickets £15 (adults) and £13 (concessions).