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Mezei Wins Canadian Tour Title
Mezei finished at 13-under 271, fending off a final-round challenge from Derek Gillespie at Pine Ridge Golf & Country Club to claim the $24,000 first-place check.
The win didn't come easy. Mezei heard the crowd roar when Gillespie chipped in for a birdie at the 18th hole to pull even, leaving Mezei with just two holes to regain his lead.
He knocked a 132-yard wedge shot within about a foot at the 17th to set up a birdie to take the lead back, then two-putted for par at the 18th to preserve it.
'I knew where I stood,' said Mezei. 'What a rush. Tapping in for your first win -- it doesn't get any better.'
He became the fourth Canadian to win on tour this season -- the first time that has happened since six Canadians were victorious in 1996. Three of the winners -- including Mezei -- have been from Alberta.
'There must be something in that southern Alberta water,' Mezei joked.
Gillespie fired a 6-under 65 to end alone in second place at 12-under 272, while Dustin Risdon (70) and Craig Taylor (67) shared third place at 9-under 275.
Even with broken driver, Salinda beats Hagestad at U.S. Am
PEBBLE BEACH, Calif. – With a trip to the U.S. Amateur quarterfinals on the line, and with the Pacific Ocean staring him in the face, Isaiah Salinda piped a 330-yard drive down Pebble Beach's 18th hole.
Not a bad poke with a replacement driver.
Salinda's Round of 16 match against Stewart Hagestad got off to a rocky start Thursday afternoon with an awkward tee shot on the second hole.
"The ball came out weird, with no spin," said Salinda's caddie and former Stanford teammate, Bradley Knox. "He said, 'Yeah, that felt weird.'"
Salinda looked at the bottom of his Callaway Epic driver and noticed a crack.
Worried that they'd have to play the rest of the round with only a 3-wood, Knox called a Callaway equipment rep, told him the issue, and was relieved to hear he'd meet them at the back of the third tee. Salinda teed off the next hole with a 3-wood – he'd taken driver there all week – and wound up in a tricky spot, on the side of a mound, leading to a bogey.
"Then they came over and cranked the driver," Knox said. "It was like a NASCAR pit crew."
The replacement driver was nearly identical – same head, same loft, same weighting – except for the lie angle. The new one was a degree flatter than his gamer, which led to a few more pulled shots than usual.
"It took a little while to recover the mindset that we'd had the rest of the week," Knox said.
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Salinda downplayed the equipment malfunction – "I just had to adjust, and it wasn't really a problem" – but he didn't play well early. After trailing for just one hole during his first two matches, he was 4 over par and 2 down through 10 holes against Hagestad, the 2017 U.S. Mid-Amateur champion who'd finally made match play after eight previous failed attempts.
On 11, Salinda finally got going, stuffing a wedge shot to 10 feet and recording his first birdie. He followed with three clutch pars before another good approach on 15, leading to a conceded birdie to square the match.
On the home hole, Salinda bombed his drive about 30 yards past Hagestad and had 220 yards to the flag. It was a perfect 4-iron distance, and he sent a rocket into a blinding sunset.
"I never saw it," Salinda said. "I told my caddie: 'Where is that? I have no idea.' But it felt good."
A lone voice shrieked as the ball landed on the green. They knew the shot had to be tight. Years ago, Stanford senior Chris Meyers had made an albatross on 18 for a walkoff victory with Lee Janzen at the PGA Tour Champions' First Tee Open. Knox thought they'd come close to duplicating the feat.
"Probably almost had a Chris Meyers," Knox said, chuckling, as they walked up the fairway.
The shot never had a chance to drop – turns out the spectator was well-lubricated – but it still was only 35 feet away, for eagle. Salinda cozied his putt to a few feet and could only watch as Hagestad's last-ditch 25-footer stopped a rotation short of the cup.
The Round of 16 victory continued a breakout summer for Salinda. His 15th-place showing at the NCAA Championship kick-started a three-month stretch in which he's finally taken his game to the next level.
"He's shown flashes of brilliance before," Knox said, "and he's had the game. But now he has the consistency and the confidence that it'll come back time and time again."
Salinda shot 62 in the third round and won the Pacific Coast Amateur, which boasts one of the strongest fields of the summer. Then he finished third in stroke play at the Western Amateur before a quarterfinal loss in match play.
Now he's one step closer to his biggest victory yet – even with a backup driver.
Salas (62) leads LPGA's Indy Women in Tech
INDIANAPOLIS - Lizette Salas' waited 77 minutes to line up her 4-foot putt to take the lead Thursday at the Indy Women in Tech Championship.
She refused to let the weather delay get to her.
When the 29-year-old California player returned to the course, she quickly rolled in the birdie putt, finished her round with another birdie at No. 18 and took a two-shot lead over Angel Yin and Nasa Hataoka with a course record-tying 10-under 62.
''I didn't even think about it the entire time,'' Salas said. ''I was hanging out with Danielle (Kang) and she was giving me her silly dad jokes. So it definitely kept my mind off of it. I was really excited to be back and to finish off with a birdie, from off the green, was the icing on the cake.''
It's the lowest score by a female player at the Brickyard Crossing.
Defending champion Lexi Thompson opened last year's inaugural tournament with a 63, one shot off of Mike McCullough's 62 in the PGA Champions Tour's 1999 Comfort Classic.
But the way the saturated 6,456-yard course played Thursday, Salas needed virtually every putt of her career-best round to reach the top of the leaderboard.
The morning starters took advantage of overnight rain by shooting right at the pins.
And nobody made a bigger early splash than Yin, the 19-year-old Californian who finished second in last year's rookie of the year race.
She opened with five straight birdies and shot 8-under 28 on the front nine. Only a par on No. 6 prevented her from becoming the sixth LPGA player to shoot 27 on nine holes. South Korea's Mi Hyang Lee did it most recently at the 2016 JTBC Founders Cup.
Yin also tied the third-lowest nine-hole score in relation to par in tour history.
Her only bobble came with a bogey on No. 13 and she closed out her best career round with a birdie on No. 18.
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''I have never done that before,'' she said. ''I had nine putts, I think, on the front nine, which is incredible. I've never had that many little putts. But it just felt good. Everything was working.''
Last year's runner-up for rookie of the year has never won an LPGA Tour title in her home country though she did win in a playoff at Dubai on the Ladies European Tour.
Everybody seemed to find their groove Thursday.
Eighty-eight of the 143 players shot under par and 54 were 3-under or better.
And with more rain in the forecast Thursday night and Friday, the scores could go even lower as a star-studded cast chases down Salas, Yin and Hataoka.
Four players, including Kang and Jane Park, are three shots behind.
Seven players, including last year's tournament runner-up Lydia Ko, are four shots back. Ko was tied with Yin for the lead - until she knocked her tee shot on the par-4, 16th into the water. She wound up with a double bogey and birdied the final hole to finish with 66.
After taking a monthlong break to recover from physical and mental exhaustion, Thompson looked relaxed and comfortable in her return to the course. She shot 68.
''It was hard for me to take the break because I didn't want to show weakness,'' she said. ''But at the same time, it takes a lot of strength to acknowledge that you need that kind of break and just take time for yourself, especially when you're in the spotlight like this.''
Salas, meanwhile, started fast with an eagle on the par-5 second and finished with a flurry.
She birdied three straight holes on the front side to get to 5-under, added birdies at Nos. 12 and 14 to get to 7-under and then birdied the final three holes - around the approaching storm - to put herself in contention for her first title since the 2014 Kingsmill Championship.
''I have been just striking the ball really well this entire year, and just glad some more putts dropped today,'' she said. ''I was really refreshed. I didn't practice at all last week, and I was just really eager and excited to be back.''
Sordet opens with 62 to grab lead at Nordea Masters
GOTHENBURG, Sweden - Clement Sordet opened with four straight birdies to shoot 8-under 62 and take the first-round lead of the Nordea Masters on Thursday.
Sordet says ''I wasn't really focusing on the score, I was just enjoying it.''
The Frenchman, who shot his lowest European Tour round, has a two-stroke lead over Scott Jamieson of Scotland and Lee Slattery of England.
Hunter Stewart is the highest-placed American after a 5-under 65 left him on a four-way tie for fourth with Christofer Blomstrand, Tapio Pulkkanen and Richard Green.
Defending champion Renato Paratore's hopes of becoming the first player to successfully retain the title look in doubt after the Italian shot 9-over 79 at Hills Golf Club.
Peterson confirms plans to play Web.com Finals
After flirting with retirement for much of the summer, John Peterson confirmed that he will give it one more shot in the upcoming Web.com Tour Finals.
Peterson, 29, had planned to walk away from the game and begin a career in real estate in his native Texas if he failed to secure PGA Tour status before his medical extension expired. His T-13 finish last month at The Greenbrier appeared to be enough to net the former NCAA champ at least conditional status, but a closer look at the numbers revealed he missed out by 0.58 points in his last available start.
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But Peterson was buoyed by the support he received from his peers at The Greenbrier, and when he got into the Barbasol Championship as a late alternate he decided to make the trip to the tournament. He tied for 21st that week in Kentucky, clinching enough non-member FedExCup points to grant him a spot in the four-event Finals.
Last month Peterson hinted that he would consider playing in the Finals, where 25 PGA Tour cards for the 2018-19 season will be up for grabs, and Thursday he confirmed in an Instagram post that he will give his pro career "one last push."
The Finals kick off next week in Ohio with the Nationwide Children's Hospital Championship and will conclude Sept. 20-23 with the Web.com Tour Championship. Peterson will be looking to rekindle his results from 2013, when he finished T-5 or better at each of the four Finals events while earning fully-exempt status as the top money earner.


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MIAMI, Fla. -- Sister Margaret Fagan is principal of Epiphany Catholic School in Miami. She's also a HUGE Philadelphia Eagles fan.
And now she's going to see her team play in the biggest game of the year.
On Friday, her school surprised her with a ticket to the Super Bowl.
"It's beyond my wildest dreams," she said.
Sister Margaret grew up in Philadelphia and, with her family, watched the Eagles play for as long as she can remember. Philly games were tradition. The family would go to Sunday mass, have breakfast and then put their green game faces on!
In March of 2004, when Veterans Stadium, where the Eagles used to play, was being torn down, she and two Sisters climbed the rubble to get a little piece of Eagles history.
When you walk into her office today, it's a tribute to her favorite team, with Eagles paraphernalia everywhere.
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Don't let lack of time or other hurdles keep you from having a balanced breakfast. Research shows many benefits of eating breakfast every morning.
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There's a good deal of science behind eating a balanced breakfast — it sets you up to succeed for the entire day. "Studies support that you need to start your day off with a healthy breakfast," says Bethany Thayer, RD, a spokeswoman for the American Dietetic Association and manager of wellness programs and strategies at Henry Ford Health System in Detroit.
The benefits of breakfast include:
Breakfast foods can also provide a lot of vitamins and minerals. For instance, if you eat a bowl of whole-grain cereal with low-fat milk and a glass of orange juice, you'll have consumed your total daily needs of vitamin C and about one-third of your calcium, thiamin, and riboflavin requirements for the day. You'll also have a good supply of fiber, iron, and folate, especially if you choose a high-fiber cereal. "By missing out on breakfast, you might be missing out on some really great nutrients," Thayer says.
Basics of a Quick and Balanced Breakfast
One of the most common excuses for not eating breakfast is being short on time to get to work or school. But breakfast doesn't have to be elaborate or time consuming. You can wake up just a little earlier to fit in a nutritious breakfast. Besides, Thayer says, investing time in breakfast pays off through the whole day.
It's best if your breakfast foods come from three different food groups: protein, whole grains, and fruits or vegetables, Thayer explains. You can get protein from eggs, dairy, lean meat, or peanut butter. Cereal or whole-wheat toast can be your whole grains. And strawberries or blueberries — great sources of antioxidants — make asweet and nutritious topping for oatmeal, cold cereal, or yogurt.
Cereal is a great choice for a quick and easy breakfast, but look for one that has at least 3 grams of fiber per serving. "You want to be sure that whole grain is the first ingredient that's listed," Thayer says. Also make sure that sugar isn't first or second on the ingredients list.
If you prefer sweetened cereals, use a few flakes as a topping for yogurt, Thayer says. Or mix it with a healthier cereal — you can mix several cereals in your morning bowl.
Healthy Breakfast Ideas
Next time you're racing against the clock, try these effortless and healthy breakfast ideas:
In a real pinch, don't overlook last night's leftovers. You don't need to limit yourself to traditional breakfast foods, Thayer says. A portion of a casserole or even a slice of pizza (made with whole-wheat crust and low-fat cheese and topped with veggies) can make a good, quick breakfast. Eating a balanced breakfast, with whatever foods you choose, is the best way to jump-start your day and stay satisfied until lunch.
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NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell reinstated New Orleans Saints head coach Sean Payton on Tuesday. The NFL had suspended Payton for the Saints "Bountygate" scandal and voided his contract. Last week, the Saints signed Payton to a five-year contract that was reported to be one of the most lucrative in the NFL.
According to NFL spokesman Greg Aiello, Payton acknowledged in a meeting with Goodell "his responsibility for the actions of his coaching staff and players and pledged to uphold the highest standards of the NFL."
"We had a very productive discussion," said Goodell in a statement. "Sean fully complied with all the requirements imposed on him during his suspension. More important, it is clear that Sean understands and accepts his responsibilities as a head coach and the vital role that coaches play in promoting player safety and setting an example for how the game should be played at all levels."
Payton can now assume coaching duties, such as attending the Senior Bowl to scout for talent and hiring assistant coaches to fill out his staff.
This year's Super Bowl is being held in New Orleans, a city that once loved Goodell for the work he did after Hurricane Katrina. However, this is not the case anymore after the "Bountygate" scandal. Goodell was welcomed to New Orleans this week with a float that depicted him being swallowed by giant female genitalia.


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My eight year old daughter has had diabetes for about twenty months, and does not have optimal control. The problem is that her doctor has one answer for everything, "well no one is sure, diabetes is very complicated". Obviously, we are searching for a new doctor. There is a shortage in our area, and we can only be seen twice a year.
There is no reason you should be limited to seeing a specialist for pediatric diabetes only twice a year. Please look at the Consensus Guidelines 2000: ISPAD Consensus Guidelines for the Management of Insulin-Dependent (Type 1) Diabetes (IDDM) in Childhood and Adolescence. There are many articles that would refute such recommendations including those that our team wrote for Diabetes Spectrum. Your local library could get a copy of this on your behalf.
This action by your insurance company is absurd. If your insurance company so insists, get a lawyer. If your primary care doctor so insists, change primary care doctors.
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In the February issue of Allure, a reader asks, "I want to wear my bangs to the side. How do I style them?"
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Looser, softer bangs are in right now, and getting that effect is all in how you dry them. Part your hair when it's damp, apply a conditioning spray (or a styling spray with very light hold), and sweep bangs to the side. Then let them air-dry almost fully; they'll take direction better than if you started blow-drying when they were soaking wet. Use a large, round brush to pull the bangs down and to the side as you finish them with the blow-dryer – never pull forward; you'll end up with a big bump. If you need to get ready quickly, blow-dry your hair most of the way, then sweep your bangs over and tuck them behind your ear so the effect will still be soft and natural.
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Men get coronary artery disease about 10 years younger than women. That risk can be reduced by exercising, avoiding tobacco, and controlling blood pressure and cholesterol.
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Doylestown Hospital recently conducted an interview with Dr. Brad Paddock covering a variety of men's health questions. Paddock tackles topics including main men's health concerns, health issues specific to men, why women live longer than men, and testosterone replacement therapy, among others. In the article, Men's Health Made Simple featured on Doylestown Hospital's website, Dr. Brad Paddock says, "A man can get a hernia at any age. If you notice pain, bulging, or asymmetry in your lower abdomen, groin, or scrotum, see your doctor to be checked for a hernia. Men get coronary artery disease about 10 years younger than women. That risk can be reduced by exercising, avoiding tobacco, and controlling blood pressure and cholesterol. Tell your doctor if you have chest pain."
Dr. Brad Paddock celebrates twelve years this year as the Director of Ivyland Medical Center. He is a board certified Primary Care Physician and a graduate of Temple Medical School. Dr. Paddock completed his Residency at MCP-Hahnemann University, training at Hahnemann Hospital, MCP Hospital, Saint Christopher's Hospital for Children, and Warminster Hospital. He is Board Certified in Family Medicine.
Ivyland Medical Center is located at 1035 W. Bristol Rd, Suite B, Warminster, Pennsylvania 18974. To schedule an appointment, please call 215-442-9929. A list of insurance plans accepted by the Ivyland Medical Center can be found on their website.
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Ivyland Medical Center is a physician's office where patients receive individualized attention from a board certified primary care physician. Dr. Brad Paddock is on staff and affiliated with both Doylestown Hospital and also Holy Redeemer Hospital. He serves patients in Warwick, Warrington, Hatboro, Horsham, Huntingon Valley, Southampton, Northampton, Doylestown and more.
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U.S. Judge Reverses Plan to Expand Snowmobile Access in National Parks
Tuesday, September 16, 2008
Handing environmentalists a major victory, a federal judge yesterday overturned the Bush administration's plan to allow hundreds more snowmobiles to traverse Yellowstone and other iconic national parks each winter.
U.S. District Judge Emmet G. Sullivan threw out the National Park Service's 2007 plan, calling it "arbitrary and capricious, unsupported by the record, and contrary to law." The administration rule would have allowed 540 recreational snowmobiles and 83 snow coaches a day to enter Yellowstone and Grand Teton national parks and the John D. Rockefeller Jr. Memorial Parkway. Sullivan said the plan violated the agency's mission statement.
The 63-page ruling marks a turning point in a legal battle that has been fought since 1997 over how much to allow motorized vehicles in U.S. national parks. Presidents Richard M. Nixon and Jimmy Carter imposed limits on off-road vehicles in the parks, but the growing popularity of snowmobiles has put pressure on policymakers to ease the restrictions. The Clinton administration published a rule in late January 2001 that would have phased out snowmobiles in Yellowstone in favor of a system of public snow coaches, but Bush cancelled that plan and pushed for expanded snowmobile access.
For the past five winters, an average of 263 snowmobiles and 28 snow coaches have entered Yellowstone daily. National Park Service officials issued a long-term plan last year allowing daily entry of more than twice as many snowmobiles and almost three times as many snow coaches, but it required that the machines use the best-available technology to limit their emissions and noise, that riders travel in groups of 11 or fewer and that snowmobilers be accompanied by a commercial guide.
A coalition of environmental groups -- including the Sierra Club, the Wilderness Society, the Winter Wildlands Alliance and the Natural Resources Defense Council -- and the National Parks Conservation Association sued the Park Service and the Interior Department to have the policy overturned.
Tim Stevens, NPCA's Yellowstone senior program manager, said in an interview yesterday that the federal judge's ruling "affirms the very idea at the heart of our national park system. The Park Service is supposed to put the highest priority on protections for its wildlife, air and natural sounds."
Shane Wolfe, a spokesman for the Interior Department, said in an e-mail: "We are withholding comment until we have an opportunity to fully review the Court's decision and determine an appropriate course of action."
The decision centers on how to interpret the Organic Act, which created the Park Service in 1916. The act states that the agency's overriding mandate is to "conserve park resources and values," but it permits federal managers to "allow impacts" as long as they do not impair the park's resources. In their court filings, Interior officials argued that the conservation mandate takes precedence only if an activity imposes "unacceptable impacts."
Sullivan questioned that reasoning, writing: "The Organic Act clearly states, and Defendants concede, that the fundamental purpose of the national park system is to conserve park resources and values."
In light of that mandate, he added, the law charges the Park Service "with the duty to 'provide for the enjoyment' of the parks' resources and values in 'such manner and by such means as will leave them unimpaired for the enjoyment of future generations. . . . This is not blanket permission to have fun in the parks in any way the NPS sees fit."
Studies by the agency have found that snowmobiles in Yellowstone have frequently exceeded noise thresholds. Federal biologists have recommended capping or reducing the number of vehicles to reduce the impacts on bison, elk and other animals.
In an environmental impact statement last year, the Park Service estimated that its 2007 plan would triple the size of the area where visitors would hear motorized noise for at least half the day and raise levels of air pollutants, such as carbon monoxide, hydrocarbons, particulates, benzene and formaldehyde by 18 to 100 percent.


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Watch a Couple of Minutes of the Original Ending to Little Shop of Horrors, in Which (Spoiler Alert) Everybody Dies
But, seriously, where's Rick Moranis?
The original ending (which stays loyal to the Off Broadway play and will be available on the Director's Cut Blu-ray edition, out tomorrow) ends in a classic horror movie disaster. Audiences were not pleased, however, so Audrey and Seymour (and everyone else) were eventually spared.


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$43.0060gBai Rui Xiang 百瑞香 has over 100 years of history, originating in Hui Yuan Keng, which is a famous valley within the Wuyi protected reserve. The dry leaves have an aroma of Chinese medicinal herbs, and the tea itself is very aromatic - floral, with sweet fruit, and sandalwood. The flavour reflects it's light to medium roast, sweet on the tongue with a cinnamon donut aftertaste! The mouth & throat feel is thick and smooth as you'd expect from a premium zhengyan rock oolong. These are high quality leaves, look out for the dried orange peel note on the aftertaste, and the creamy aroma left behind in the empty cup!Qty:
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$18.0050gThis Dong Ding Oolong Set allows you to compare Heavy Roasted (50g) versus Light Roasted (50g) styles. The heavy roasted Dongding oolong gives an aroma of dried prunes, old orange peel, roasted sweet potato skin, with a very sweet high note. The flavor is of charcoal, roasted pine, baked nuts. The mouthfeel is dry and thick, not oily like yancha. In comparison, the roasted Dongding is very different, much more grassy & vegetal, but still thick & creamy, with a sweet strawberry milk-like fragrance.Qty:
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$37.00100gThis set includes 50g Ali Shan Oolong + 50g Ali Shan Jin Xuan. The oolong leaves spring open very quickly and are simply beautiful, long stem, bud & two leaves. This tea has been expertly processed with great consistency. The liquor is yellow-green, turning to yellow-orange if over steeped. Fantastic aroma - light, floral and green, the mouthfeel is light and creamy with a subtly sweet finish. Pairs perfectly with quiche! By comparison, the dry, heated leaves of the Jin Xuan give an aroma of sugarcane. When steeped, the wet leaves give off melted butter, vegetal notes & baked bread. Later in the session, sweet potato, and caramel are noticeable. The tea liquor is thick, sweet, and grassy, but not astringent. Absolutely delicious! Try it out for yourself!Qty:
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$35.00100g硬枝红心 "Yìng zhī hóngxīn" or "hard stem, red heart" is a Taiwan oolong cultivar that has a taste & aroma profile reminiscent of Tieguanyin - sweet, light & delicate, with a cooling effect in the throat. A good tea for practicing tea concentration & focus. Grown in PingLin, a beautiful tea plantation & biodiverse, water catchment area in the northwest of Taiwan.Qty:
Insect-Bitten Imperial Concubine
$50.00100gA spectacular tea with an unusual name to match - 蜒咬贵妃茶 Insect-Bitten Imperial Concubine! This highly oxidised, dark roasted, Taiwanese oolong has a heady aroma of honey orchid, tree resin & dark blackberries. We recommend fast infusions as it produces a dark amber liquor with thick mouthfeel very quickly. This tea has surprising endurance, it keeps giving rewarding, dense volumes of honey, citrus oil, old wood, and charcoal flavors - tease them out by playing with steep times. Push it hard and you get bitter tannic dancong-like flavors, with dried prune and sour grapefruit aftertaste. The aroma from the gaiwan lid shifts to baked apple pie, moist cake, toasted raisin bread with melted butter. What a stunner - a clear favourite from our 2016 Taiwan sourcing trip.Qty:
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Bush Under Fire From Shoes In Iraq
Not everyone is greeting President Bush as a great liberator during his secret Iraq visit. Iraqi television journalist Muthathar al Zaidi decided to hurl his shoes at the Decider during a joint news conference Bush was holding with Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al Maliki to commemorate the signing of a security agreement. The hurler was then wrestled to the floor and hustled from the room. Press Secretary Dana Perino got a black eye from being hit by a microphone in the melee.
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Plaza Beach Hotel is centrally located, only a 6-minute walk from the sea, offering warmly decorated rooms. There are numerous restaurants and bars within walking distance. Each room at the Plaza Beach offers a TV, and an en-suite bathroom. Towels and toiletries can be provided upon request at a charge. Tea and coffee can be enjoyed free of charge on arrival only; thereafter, tea and coffee are available at a surcharge. The property serves a continental breakfast buffet available in the restaurant, while the reception is open 24/7. Guests can also relax in the child-friendly bar and entertainment area. Plaza Beach Hotel is situated 500 metres from the Blackpool Tower and 200 metres from the Winter Gardens entertainment complex. The Blackpool North Rail Station is within a 3-minute walk.
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People news from the 08/15/06 News Brief
MANUFACTURERS Neopharm named Richard Pauli as EVP effective Aug. 28, with the additional titles of CFO and corporate secretary effective Sept. 1. Pauli succeeds Lawrence Kenyon, who previously announced he would be leaving to pursue other opportunities. Pauli joins Neopharm from Abraxis Bioscience, where he served as interim finance chief. AGENCIES Vox Medica has announced it has added Lisete Andre as VP/group account supervisor in the company's healthcare marketing communications group. Andre joins Vox Medica after working on US and global pharmaceutical accounts for Cline Davis & Mann in New York and for Euro RSCG Life MetaMax in Lambertville, NJ. GSW Worldwide recently welcomed nine new staff members to its Newtown, PA office. Shira Grunfeld was named account supervisor. Prior to GSW Worldwide, Grunfeld served as senior account executive at J. Walter Thompson, where her main client was Ford. Brian Phillips was hired as senior art director. Most recently, Phillips was art director for Cline, Davis & Mann. Doug Hungarter was named integrated designer with responsibilities for developing creative concepts across all genres of media, with a specific focus on interactive media. Prior to this, Hungarter worked as design manager at Vanguard. Julie Kenney will serve as an account supervisor. Prior to GSW Worldwide, Kenney served as account supervisor at Dorland Global Health Communications. Ram Chandran Gopalakrishnan was named associate creative director. Gopalakrishnan previously served as a freelance copywriter for OgilvyOne Worldwide. Janine DiAngelo was named account executive. Prior to GSW Worldwide, DiAngelo was assistant account executive at Dorland Global Corporation. Laura Mullaney was hired as senior account executive. Prior to GSW Worldwide, Mullaney served as senior account executive at Roska Direct Advertising. Lee Scott was named associate creative director. Prior to GSW Worldwide, Lee served as art supervisor at Interlink Healthcare Communications, where he led art direction on several accounts, including Glivec, GE Healthcare and Novartis Oncology. Matt Genne has been named copywriter. Prior to GSW Worldwide, Genne served as copywriter for McCann Erickson. Blue Diesel has hired Jason Sankey as interactive designer and Brian Adams as interactive art director. Sankey's responsibilities include user interface design, animation and 3D modeling. Prior to Blue Diesel, Sankey served as Web designer at The Creative Group. Prior to Blue Diesel, Adams was director of interactive media at Panoptic Media. MedErgy Marketing has named Harleigh Willmott senior medical director, and Stacey Everett director, client services. Most recently, Willmott served as VP, group project director for the Medical Education Group, LLC. Everett brings over 12 years of marketing experience, most recently serving as VP, client services, at Complete Medical Communications. Natrel Communications has announced several promotions across multiple departments. In creative services, Bill Griese has been promoted to group copy supervisor from copy supervisor. In the graphics department, Brett Fischer has been named digital imaging multi-media director in addition to his role as designer. In the editing department, Beth Kearney has been promoted to senior medical editor from medical editor. Additionally, Anne Lock has been hired as VP, account group supervisor. Prior to joining Natrel, Lock held senior-level positions at Trio Communications, Lyons Lavey Nickel Swift and Lowe Bozell McAdams. Medicus International has promoted Miranda Gladding to Director of Client Services, New York. Gladding has extensive experience in both medical education and CME activities across a range of therapy areas. Stonefly Communications Group has promoted Katy Dalton-Rigsby to VP of account services. Dalton-Rigsby joined Stonefly upon its launch in 2004, serving as account director. Prior to that, Dalton-Rigsby served as account director in the Public Relations department of GSW Worldwide. SUPPLIERS Taylor Search Partners, an executive recruiting company serving the healthcare industry, recently welcomed Kyle Comstock and Abby Morris as search coordinators responsible for recruiting marketing, sales and clinical professionals. Prior to this, Comstock was an assistant basketball coach at Kenyon College and Morris was an accounting department intern at The Computer Inc. Scienta Healthcare Education, an ACCME-accredited provider, welcomed Tracy Stewart as senior program manager leading Scienta's Issues in Neurology educational initiative. Steward rejoins Scienta after two years of directing US operations at the National Respiratory Training Center. She previously worked with Scienta from 2002-2004 and last held the position of senior program. manager.


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TagTray allows you to quickly and easily fully integrate customized and curated galleries of tagged photos from Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, or even uploads directly into your Shopify store. Your galleries will be seamlessly inserted into your store, giving you full control over styling via your own CSS, and complete discretion over the images being shown through our management dashboard.
Your custom galleries can be inserted into your store with a couple lines of JavaScript, and are stylable via your standard CSS stylesheets. TagTray is not an iFrame widget -- your gallery is injected seamlessly into your Shopify site.
Turn your photo galleries into a shopping experience by linking the customer submitted photos to products in your store, creating shoppable links to those products.
TagTray allows you to construct your own galleries using any combination of hashtags from Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter, or uploads direct from your site. You'll have full control over the appearance of these galleries.
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Take a look at the wonderful work of Alyson Shotz. … if you can even see it, that is. Alyson is an artist that specializes in creating large-scale sculptural pieces that relate with their surroundings. In this case, she created a fence that reflects the world around it. It almost perfectly blends in with the grass, trees and rolling hills in the distance. The mirror fence is as beautiful as it is deceptive.
She constructed a picket fence entirely of mirror.
It was a commissioned installation for the Storm King Art Center in NYC.
The reflective barrier almost perfectly reflects its surroundings.
The fence extends in a long, straight line and encloses nothing. It"s only purpose is to melt in with the nature around it.
"I"m interested in making objects that change infinitely, depending on their surroundings. The light at different times of day, the weather…what the viewers are wearing, all these are just some of the variables that will make the piece different every time one comes in contact with it. For me an ideal work of art is one that is ultimately unknowable in some way."
You can view Alyson"s work at the Storm King Art Center. Just be careful when you approach the mirror fence, as you might not realize you"re upon it until you"re very close. Source: Design Boom Alyson"s art is both beautiful and strange, click below to share it with others.


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Hands-On Experience With a an Easy to Install Demo Image
Once you have identified the features you believe can add value (see part 1 of this series here), we recommend that you use our Demo Images to quickly create a PeopleSoft environment where you can try out the new features. The Demo Images are virtual machines that run in VirtualBox. They contain a fully functioning PeopleSoft environment, including the database, PeopleTools, and the application. These images can be loaded onto nearly any sized machine that meets the specs outlined in the documentation, including a powerful desktop machine. The image allows you to very quickly deploy a fully functioning PeopleSoft instance that you can use to explore new features and functions or run a conference room pilot.
To take advantage these Demo Images:
- Go to the Demo Images Home Page (Doc id 1552548.1) on My Oracle Support.
- Use the " Demo Image Quick Start Guide" and additional documentation links on that page to download and install your desired Demo Image.
- When installed, use the Demo Image to explore the desired features and capabilities.
Important Notes:
- It is not required to use the Demo Images to evaluate features and functions – any 9.2 instance will support this. We recommend use of the Demo Images because the setup and configuration is dramatically faster than doing a traditional PeopleSoft install.
- For those looking to explore new features and capabilities on PeopleSoft 9.1 releases, we have provided virtual machine images using the Oracle Virtual Machine technology. Details and links are available in Oracle's PeopleSoft Virtualization Products page (Doc id 1538142.1).


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Group Exercise
Group Exercise Classes
Group exercise at the NAC spans 5 Dedicated Studios offering over 200 classes per week taught by 75 Dynamic, Professional Instructors.
Better Together
Group exercise classes at the Newtown Athletic Club connect you to the vibrant energy of the group fitness community. Group exercise blends music, motivation and movement to create your ideal exercise experience. At the NAC, we believe that we are #BetterTogether as the energy inspiration of a group with common goals can do amazing things.
Erin Lotta
Group Exercise Classes
Group exercise blends music and movement to create your ideal exercise experience. Group exercise classes for people of all fitness levels are available at the Newtown Athletic Club in Bucks County, Pennsylvania.
Working out in a group setting is a proven way to motivate exercisers of all fitness levels. It encourages teamwork. It makes you dig deep and grow as an individual. The power in numbers approach is a motivational method that brings out the best in every participant.
What We Offer:
- Cycling classes – Cycling offers much more than a great workout – it creates a sense of community.The NAC cycling studio utilizes top of the line, high-performance Schwinn carbon bikes as well as technology that projects your heart rate in real-time. For cyclists that use MyZone wearable heart rate monitors (available at the NAC), you can monitor your heart rate and effort exertion while cycling – even when you leave the club. A variety of classes are offered including Revolution, Journey and Les Mills RPM, as well as special classes and challenges throughout the year.These Schwinn carbon bikes are extremely different than road bikes, or bikes found at other gyms in the Newtown, Richboro, and Langhorne areas. These bikes feature heart rate monitors in addition to other valuable data including RPMs. These truly give you the feel of being outside. During the cold months, you can still get a good ride in without having to trek through the snow.
- Les Mills – Take your group exercise experience to the next level with Les Mills, the world's largest provider of choreographed exercise-to-music group training. As one of the only clubs in the Newtown, Bucks County area to offer Les Mills BodyPump and BodyCombat, the NAC Les Mills instructors inspire hundreds of people each week. BodyPump is the world's most popular barbell workout focused on getting lean and strong with 800-1,000 reps per class. Step into a high-intensity, BodyCombat workout and you'll punch your way to fitness with no complex moves to master. You'll leave Les Mills classes feeling like a champ and ready for more.
- Zumba – Let loose, get your heart rate up and have a blast while burning calories and learning how to dance. You don't have to be a dancer to Zumba with us at the NAC. Zumba is an exhilarating, effective, easy-to-follow, Latin-inspired, calorie-burning, dance fitness-party™ that's moving millions of people toward joy and health. Our instructors make sure the basic moves are easy to learn, so members can achieve fundamental motions quickly and work their way up to more challenging movements. While we're talking about dancing.. our Zumba classes are for adults and we have dance classes for youth through the NAC Dance Academy.
- Pilates – Pilates works the body from the inside out, beginning with deep structural muscles of the diaphragm, pelvis, lower back, and buttocks, and then working up and out to the muscles of the chest, shoulders, upper back and extremities. This workout regimen targets problem areas and helps prevent injuries. It combines spine awareness, effective breathing techniques, and strength and flexibility training. Pilates are a great way to achieve a balanced mind, body, and soul.
- Yoga – Stretch and move your way to spiritual bliss with our team of experienced yoga instructors. We have a wide array of different yoga classes and instruction styles that cater to everyone, from hot to family yoga and workshops that focus on pre-natal. Find peace while working out with the NAC's diverse selection of yoga programs. We take pride in having some of the most trendsetting class types in all of Bucks County, Pennsylvania.
These innovative and results-driven fitness classes are led by 75 of the most experienced professional instructors in Bucks County, Pennsylvania. Our staff takes pride in making sure each member of the group is getting their desired results (looking better, feeling better, and having fun!)
- All levels welcome in all classes, unless designated.
- Members are encouraged to consult with the Director regarding appropriate classes,
- exercises, and their program in general.
- Please stamp in @ front desk for all classes marked with an *, up to 30 minutes prior to class time to reserve your spot.
- Please – no heavy perfumes applied before class.
- Warm-ups and cool downs provided in all classes.
- Please keep studio floors clear from gym bags, coats, etc.
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In a period of loose and sagging morals, Satan provides many rationalizations for improper behavior. Those who will live faithful Christian lives must not be "ignorant" of his "devices" (2 Cor. 2:11). Wrong is always wrong, despite our efforts to excuse our actions.
Wrong Is Wrong, Even If You Don't Get Caught. We need to remember that "the eyes of the Lord are in ev...ery place beholding the evil and the good" (Prov. 15:13)
Wrong is Wrong, Even If You Do It For A Good Cause. The honorable purpose does not justify a dishonorable deed or action. The end never justifies the means. All sin is transgression of the law (1 Jn. 3:4,5; 5:17; 2 Jn. 9).
Wrong Is Wrong, Even If Others Are Doing Worse Things. It will be little comfort for you in the Day of Judgment if you should be lost, knowing that others did the things which you considered to be worse than your sins. Remember, "the thought of sin is foolishness" (Prov. 22:9).
Wrong Is Wrong, Even If It Doesn't Bother Your Conscience. The conscience can be trained or educated to accept wrong-doing, and even "honest sin" or "evil done in sincerity" is sinful in the sight of the holy God (Matt. 7:21-23; Acts 23:1; Prov. 28:26). Paul said, "whatsoever a man soweth, that shall he reap" (Gal. 6:7).
Wrong Is Wrong, Even If It's Commonly Considered Acceptable. The Bible says, "Thou shalt not follow a multitude into the way of evil men. Avoid it, pass not by it, turn from it and pass away" (Prov. 4:4,5; Matt. 7:13-14).


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LitFest Pasadena on the Prowl Saturday, May 17, 2014
Come on down! We're really excited about LitFest on the Prowl next Saturday, May 17 from 5 to 10 p.m. in Pasadena's Playhouse District, the third annual iteration of LitFest Pasadena. It's a five-hour prowl through three venues within three blocks. It's free.
We kick off at 5 p.m. in the Vroman's courtyard, 695 E. Colorado Blvd., Pasadena to celebrate legendary food writer Ruth Reichl's first novel, "Delicious!," set in the New York food world. Pasadenan Laurie Ochoa, Ruth's former managing editor at Gourmet magazine, will interview her on stage.
5-6: Creative director Larry Wilson welcomes the crowd to LifFest on the Prowl and introduces Ruth. Laurie and Ruth talk about her book and the state of food writing today. Questions from the crowd at 5.45; book signing at 6.
Wine by Old Pasadena's Everson Royce; bites from Robert Simon's Bistro 45 in honor of Ruth, who gave the first big review to Cafe Jacoulet in Old Pasadena in the mid-1980s.
6-8: Readings and literary conversations in the Pasadena Playhouse block of El Molino Avenue, including the playhouse itself and Little Junebugs, Monopole Wine and Zona Rosa
8-10: Food and drinks from El Portal restaurant and more readings and events in the Arcade Lane on Colorado across the street from Vroman's.
L.A. Noir, poetry, literary fiction and theater are among the genres celebrated. mona simpson, michelle huneven, steph cha, desiree zamorano, jervey tervalon, brendan constantine, ron koertge and denise hamilton are among confirmed authors, along with the star and playwright of "letters from zora," vanessa bell calloway and gabrielle denise pina.
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Plastex Matting News
Matting passes gas safety test
Heronrib matting from Plastic Extruders Ltd is helping to keep staff safe at the recreation club at Qatar Gas Head Quarters in Doha, the largest liquefied gas producer in the world.
The large headquarters houses both male and female changing rooms and leisure areas including gymnasiums, pools, changing rooms and spas. As part of the facilities, Heronrib matting was supplied by the flooring specialist department at Qatar Trading Company to ensure users do not slip on the tiled floors which can become very slippery when wet.
Heronrib matting is a popular choice for all interior and exterior barefoot and wetside applications such as pools, changing rooms and showers. Its embossed surface is warm, comfortable and slip resistant and also impregnated with anti-bacterial and anti-fungal additives which reduce the risk of cross-contamination, making it both safe and hygienic for bare feet.
Heronrib is available in several colours and is manufactured from hardwearing non-porous vinyl with an open grid construction with channelled underbars which help water to drain away easily in all directions. It is supplied in 10m long rolls and in widths of 50cm, 1m and 1.22m and can easily cut to shape and size on site.
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At 65k Miles these things have a lot of tread left. I've been wanting them to wear out so I can replace them because the traction on them is horrible. Well, I in a way did get my wish, the tread started separating from the body of the tire, I'm glad I noticed this before it failed on the road. Size: Vehicle: Anonymous made this review on 8/18/2014 and is a Confident, Experienced Driver Share this review: Overall: 3.4 Dry 4.0 Wet 3.0 Snow 1.0 Handling 3.0 Comfort 3.0 Noise 4.0 Treadwear 3.0 Supposed to be great for harsh winter--couldn't prove it by me. Worst on snow I've had in the last 3 Impalas. Very heavy snow in Northern MN. this year, and these tires had me sliding all over--often couldn't climb the many hills in the area. Next year--snow tires go on in Nov. and off in May. 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For the past three weeks, Kiev has been rocked by protests. Even this evening, with temperatures falling well below freezing, there appears to be no let up in events. Crowds keep swelling and smiling, the acrid smell of warmth-giving bonfires continues to fill the air and nationalist music endlessly echoes from building to building across the vast square.
A lot has been written – and will continue to be written – about the protests and the extent to which they reflect Ukrainian public opinion.
Many clumsy comparisons have been drawn between other citizen-led uprisings over the past twenty five years and what is going on in Kiev. But this isn't the same as the Polish Solidarnosc or Czechoslovakian Charter 77 movement of the 1980s. Each of those movements were inspired by the rejection of outside control and the overbearing state, whereas the events in Kiev are more driven by anger at economic malaise, a thirst for accountability amongst the political classes, and an end to crony capitalism.
There are two roughly comparable cases that square with events in Ukraine today: the 2003 Georgian Rose Revolution and the ousting of former Serbian President Slobodan Milosevic in 2000.
In the case of the Rose Revolution, Georgians were no longer willing to accept a leader in Eduard Shevardnadze who rigged elections, ignored civil society and tolerated the existence of a corrupt elite. In Serbia, the non-violent OTPOR movement forced Milosevic from office for the effectively same reasons as Shevardnadze, plus harnessing outrage at the country's economic isolation following the 1990s Balkan wars.
Where the cases of Serbia and Georgia differ with the situation in Ukraine, however, is that both countries enjoyed overwhelming support from their citizens – north, south, east and west. This isn't yet the case in Ukraine.
While on Independence Square, the plethora of EU and NATO flags would suggest the battle for the country's soul is won, it is a misleading focal point that belies a broader unease amongst the Ukrainian people about the direction their country should take.
Ukraine is a country that is divided almost entirely down the middle.
At the 2010 Presidential election, the country's Western provinces backed the Western-aligned Yulia Tymoshenko while those in the east plumped for the incumbent President Viktor Yanukovych. The language divide is similarly pronounced with the areas east of the River Dnieper being largely Russophone and the West predominantly Ukrainian-speaking.
An analysis of the situation in Ukraine that glosses over the fears of those in East Ukrainian industrial cities like Donetsk or the southern port city of Sevastopol about what closer Western links would mean for the jobs and those of many of their family members sending financial remittances in Russia is an incomplete one.
It is clear, from the visits to Kiev of Western luminaries like U.S. Senator John McCain and EU High Representative for Foreign Policy Catherine Ashton, that the United States and European Union are keen to ensure Ukraine adopts a pro-Western orientation. I wholeheartedly support their position.
Two days ago, on December 17th, Yushchenko and Putin announced the terms of a deal that would see Ukraine receive a total of $15 billion in loans and cheaper natural gas. The European Union, in turn, has offered no immediate support other than a free trade deal that will not stave off Ukraine's impending bankruptcy.
In short, the inducements the West have been able to Ukraine have not yet, however, been able to match those of the Russian Federation. Any offer the West is makes to Ukraine must speak to the whole country – not just those in Independence Square.
While European and American financial resources continue to be squeezed by the aftershocks of the 2008 financial crisis, the lack of immediate financial inducements offered to Ukraine risk driving the country permanently back into Moscow's sphere of influence and further away from Western Europe.
With each passing moment, Ukraine is moving closer and closer to Russia. At the same time, achieving the dreams and aspirations of the brave protestors on Independence Square is becoming a more remote prospect.
Winning power struggles in the post-Soviet world has never been a one way process. It has always required the West to offer inducements – financial and political – to help shape geopolitical orientations.
The post-1990 pathway to NATO membership offered to central and Eastern European states saw them join the European Union in 2004, while the financial support provided to Georgia since the 2008 Russian invasion has seen the country become Eurasia's strongest supporters of transatlantic links. Without such inducements, the geopolitical realignments seen in Europe in the past twenty five years would not have occurred.
In the case of Ukraine, an urgent meeting of representatives of the U.S. and EU member state governments is needed in order to devise a plan to keep the wolves from Ukraine's door – including external debt restructuring and immediate market access for industrial goods. In time, clear pathway for visa free facilitation should be provided.
On a pig-headed economic level, a failure on the past of the West to counter Russia's offer would hand Moscow effective control of the entire Black Sea region as well as the country's important minerals, chemicals, and defence production sectors. That, if nothing else, should convince Western leaders of the need for action.
Looking across Independence Square, it's clear the door remains open for closer Western links – regardless of whatever tawdry deal Putin may have offered Yanukovych. For the West to consign a country that, in its heart and spirit, looks to Washington D.C., London and Brussels for leadership to an unsure future of diktats and dictatorship rather than liberal democratic values would be an abomination.
Russia has been willing to defend its interests. When it comes to Ukraine, it's high time the West defended its own too.
This article originally appeared at Trending Central. It has been reprinted with permission from its author. Follow Daniel Hamilton on Twitter @DanielRHamilton.


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Front Row For Sofuoglu As Morais Qualifies Sixth
May 12, 2012
Kenan Sofuoglu (Kawasaki DeltaFin Lorenzini) took his Ninja ZX-6R to fourth place on the grid at Donington and in doing so earned himself a front row start for the fifth round of the season.
Sheridan Morais (Kawasaki DeltaFin Lorenzini) worked well at Donington to go sixth on the grid and take a second row start, while Fabien Foret (Kawasaki Intermoto Step Racing) qualified tenth. Fabien had a fall and suffered a light head knock, but still improved his time in the second qualifying session. His team-mate Romain Lanusse was 23rd in qualifying.
Track time at this round has been enjoyed in dry and often sunny conditions which have allowed the riders and teams to find a consistent set-up and all the main Kawasaki WSS riders were able to improve their best lap times today.
After two recent rounds blighted by rain, all in the overall SBK paddock will hope that the dry conditions encountered so far carry through to what is expected to be a dry raceday.
On Sunday Sofuoglu will be going for his second race win of 2012, while Morais is looking for a first podium.
Kenan Sofuoglu: "I think it is always my goal to be front row in qualification and the results were not bad; getting faster. I think I was consistent in my pace, not just over one fast lap, because I am consistent in my lap times. We know what to do with our tyre choices and I am happy with that side of things. I am ready for the race and I am sure the race story will be different from the qualification story. The bike is strong and I am strong so we will see what is going to happen tomorrow."
Sheridan Morais: "A top six is OK. I did not think I would be happy with a second row start but there was a lot of traffic out there. I banged in some consistent lap times out there. We are not normally set for single fast laps, so there was no way I was going to knock a second off of my best lap times, but I was only half a second from pole and I can do that pace consistently. I would not have wanted to be any worse than second row, but the times are really close. I am looking forward to tomorrow and I hope it is a good race this time."


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Charlotte (WBTV) When Karen Garrett and her husband Erik brought their seven week old home from the hospital he was itty bitty. Jack was born ten weeks premature. He weighed only 2 pounds 8 ounces at birth. But these days the 21 month old is running around and playing like crazy! But because he came early, the clothing mom got at baby showers didn't fit, and the seasons were off.
Like a lot of parents, Karen has tons of clothing that's practically brand new that Jack cannot wear. "We had a lot of clothes from baby showers you get ahead of time. You think the season was going to work but he arrived so early and by the time he was able to fit in them it was out of season and it just didn't work," Karen said.
This dilemma is why ThredUp.com is zeroed in on helping moms like Karen. The site allows you to "Clean Out and Cash In" as their slogan says. You register at the web site and request a bag. Once you get their trademark green polka dot bag, you fill it with clothing that meets their specifications. It has to be good quality clothing, no stains, practically new and freshly laundered. There are certain brands and sizes that are not accepted.
"I like the convenience of it," Karen told me. The full-time working mom doesn't have time to load up the car, take clothing to a kid's consignment shop, then wait for it to sell. "To me time is money, every minute I can spend with him; I want to spend with my Jack!"
Thred Up will inspect the clothing and pay you 20-40% of what it will sell the clothing for in its online store. You can either get a check, or get shopping credit. We found Gymboree shorts that retail for $14.00 selling for $4.49 on Thred Up. Some people just use the web site as a place to shop for their kids. We received a box of clothing from Thred Up. The clothes were good quality and in great condition.
"I have these two sweaters that are 18 months, but when he's big enough to wear them, it will be middle of summer, and they're good quality," Karen explained, holding up two adorable sweaters. "This way you can even just get the credit and buy clothes and not have to spend cash. And it's something I can do on my schedule."
As in any consignment situation, make sure you understand the terms before sending your clothing. And take some time to look at the online store, and see what clothes are going for. Remember the better the brand, the bigger the check for you!
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Seven NCAA postseason teams from last season, including College World Series squad Louisville, highlight the 56-game baseball schedule for 2014 announced by The Citadel.
The Bulldogs, 35-25 a year ago, will host former Citadel standout Dan McDonnell and his Louisville club on Feb. 15 in the season-opening tournament at Riley Park. West Virginia, led by former Charleston Southern coach Randy Mazey, also will be on hand for the tournament.
Other highlights include a three-game visit from Nebraska on Feb. 28-March 2 and a three-game series with rival College of Charleston set for March 7-9. The first and third games of that non-conference series will be at Riley Park with the middle game at the Cougars' Patriots Point.
The Citadel will play host to South Carolina on March 18, and go to USC on May 13. The Citadel will host the Southern Conference tournament May 21-25 at Riley Park.
The Citadel's 2014 baseball schedule
Feb. 14 Delaware; Feb. 15 Louisville; Feb. 16 West Virginia; Feb. 18 at USC Upstate; Feb. 21 vs. Oklahoma; Feb. 22 vs. Ohio State; Feb. 23 at Central Florida; Feb. 25 Rhode Island; Feb. 26 Charlotte; Feb. 28-March 2 Nebraska.
Mar. 4 Coastal Carolina; March 5 Toledo; March 7 College of Charleston; March 8 at College of Charleston; March 9 College of Charleston; March 12 USC Upstate; March 14-16 at Davidson; March 18 South Carolina; March 19 at Winthrop; March 21-23 Samford; March 26 Charleston Southern; March 28-30 at Elon.
Apr. 1 at Coastal Carolina; Apr. 4-6 Georgia Southern; Apr. 9 at East Tennessee State; Apr. 11-13 at Appalachian State; Apr. 18-20 at Western Carolina; Apr. 22 Winthrop; Apr. 25-27 Furman.
May 2-4 Wofford; May 6 at Charleston Southern; May 8-9 UNC Wilmington; May 11 at UNC Wilmington; May 13 at South Carolina; May 15-17 UNCG; May 21-25 Southern Conference tournament at Riley Park.


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A civil rights ruling in Maryland has cast doubt on the legality of on-the-job grooming rules that require men to shave even though many blacks suffer from a painful skin condition virtually absent in other groups.
Nearly 90 percent of black men are afflicted in varying degrees with the condition, pseudofolliculitis barbae, or PFB. As many as 30 percent suffer so severely that they should not shave, according to dermatology experts.


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Shortly after ZTE took the wraps off of its 6.9mm-thick Grand S at CES earlier this year, the company confirmed that it would be bringing its new smartphone to the U.S. later in 2013. Now it looks like anyone interested in a Grand S device will have to wait a tad longer, though, as a ZTE executive has told CNET that it won't be bringing that hardware stateside until 2014.
Lixin Cheng, president of ZTE's North American arm, has revealed that the Grand S's U.S. debut has been delayed due to the extra time that ZTE needs to take to fulfill the requests of its carrier partners. Of course, by the time 2014 rolls around, the Grand S won't exactly be a fresh handset anymore. Cheng acknowledged this, saying that ZTE won't be selling a year-old device. Instead, the product that ZTE launches will likely be a member of the "Grand S family." Cheng didn't offer up any other details about the forthcoming hardware, but he did offer a bit of a teaser, saying that "the Grand S series will evolve."
Cheng went on to say that ZTE does plan to expand the number of products that it sells in the U.S. in 2013. One of those devices will be the Grand Memo, which debuted earlier this year with a 5.7-inch 720p display. ZTE also plans to increase its efforts to promote its brand in the U.S. this year and to gain more name recognition among U.S. wireless customers.
ZTE says that it's currently the third-largest U.S. prepaid phone vendor, growing 85.7 percent from Q1 2012 to Q1 2013. Still, the manufacturer isn't exactly a household name in the U.S., likely because the few ZTE-made smartphones that have hit the national carriers are mostly low-end or mid-range units. However, it sounds like ZTE is working to change that. The launch details of the Grand Memo and Grand S-style device are up in the air for now, but once they do arrive, it'll be interesting to see which carriers they end up on and how consumers respond to hardware from a relatively unknown (to them) name. Until we hear more, you can check out our hands-on with the Grand Memo to get a taste of what we'll be getting later in 2013.
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