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Next Up for the Broncos
Santa Clara University plays the second game of the Price Cutter Classic on Saturday, Dec. 2 against the tournament host, Missouri State. The game tips off at 5:05 p.m. PT. Both Missouri State and Santa Clara beat Alabama State in their first game of the tournament. The two teams have not met since 1984 when the Broncos prevailed 85-73 in the Cougar Classic in Provo, Utah. The game also marks the Bronco's fifth game in eight days. Fans can catch all the action against the Bears at SantaClaraBroncos.com.
Last Game for the Broncos
Santa Clara beat the Hornets of Alabama State 71-45 to earn its third straight victory to push their record to 5-2 on the season. SCU got out to a 28-21 halftime lead, before breaking the game open with 76 percent shooting in the second half to build a 20-point lead. Josh Higgins and John Bryant combined to score 31 ponits, while Scott Dougherty had nine points and eight rebounds off the bench. SCU held the Hornets to 28 percent shooting on the night.
SCU vs. Missouri State
Series Record: SCU leads 1-0
Notes: Santa Clara has played the Bears of Missouri State only one time in its history, defeating the Bears 85-73 at the Cougar Classic in Provo, Utah on Dec. 15, 1984. Missouri State was then known as Southwest Missouri State ... The Broncos last played a Missouri Valley Conference opponent in 1999, beating the Southern Illinois Salukis 78-77 ... The Missouri Valley Conference had four NCAA Tournament teams last season, Bradley, Norhern Iowa, Wichita State and Southern Illinois, while Missouri State and Creighton both reached the NIT.
SCU vs. MVC
The Broncos have played 14 games against current members of the Missouri Valley Conference and have posted a 6-8 record in thos games. Here are their records against MVC foes, Creighton (1-4), Wichita State (1-2), Southern Illinois (1-), Missouri State (1-0), Illinois State (2-0), Indiana State (0-1). They have not played Northern Iowa, Bradley, Evansville or Drake.
The Longest Day
The Broncos met at the Leavey Center on their campus to begin their trip to Springfield, Mo. at 5:45 a.m. PT on Thursday morning. Little did the team know that they would arrive in Springfield the next morning at 5:33 a.m. CT after 22 hours of travel. The Broncos took off from San Jose International Airport at 7:30 a.m. PT and arrived with no problems at Denver International Airport at 10:45 a.m. MT. The Broncos day had just begun. After waiting for an hour for their flight to Springfield, the team learned that their flight had been canceled due to a snowstorm across the entire region. The coaching staff then began looking at different options: flying to Tulsa and taking a bus to Springfield, flying to St. Louis and busing to Springfield. In the end, the team caught a 6:45 flight that was delayed until 7:10 to Kansas City that arrived at about 9:45. The team then waited for the bus, which had driven through the snowstorm from Springfield to Kansas City. The bus arrived, but unfortunately, the teams bags did not. After a short pit stop for dinner, the Broncos got on the road at 12:25 and drove through a snowstorm for five hours to arrive at their hotel in Springfield at 5:33 a.m. CT, 14 hours after their scheduled arrival. The bags arrived mid-morning on Friday to complete the team's travel saga.
For the second straight game, the Broncos held a big rebounding edge as they out-rebounded Alabama State 44-30 on Friday night. They held a 45-24 edge over Hawai'i on Wednesday night. For the season SCU holds a 266-203 edge in rebounds over its opponents. The team is now plus-9 in rebounds on the season.
Defense Steps Up
The Broncos held Alabama State to 28 percent shooting from the floor on Friday night in their 71-45 win. SCU has now held three straight opponents to under 40 percent from the floor. Also, the 45 points scored by ASU was the lowest total scored against Santa Clara this year. The strong defense has led the Broncos to three straight wins. The team last won three in a row from Feb. 20 - March 3 last year when they won four in a row. On the season, SCU has held opponents to 39 percent shooting from the floor and just 61.6 points per game.
BIG Play In The Middle
Centers John Bryant and Josh Higgins made a big impact Friday night against Alabama State. Higgins scored a career high 17 while Bryant had season high 14 points in the win. Higgins has now scored in double figures for three straight games to improve his season scoring average to 8.6 for the season, good for third on the team. Bryant is averaging 8.3 for the year.
Dougherty Key Again
Scott Dougherty played 23 minutes against Alabama State, tying his career high in minutes, which he set against Hawai'i on Wednesday. With more minutes, Dougherty has been making even better contributions to the team. Against ASU, he scored nine points and pulled down a career high eight rebounds, four more than his previous high. He knocked down two three-pointers and had an assist on a John Bryant lay-up to help SCU got off to a good start against Alabama State. He misses all of last year with a foot injury. Now healthy, he has been playing 17.7 minutes a game and averaging 4.1 points per game and 2.1 rebounds per game.
Scorching Second Half
Santa Clara started slowly against Alabama State shooting 11-33 in the first half. However, Dick Davey's squad turned it around in the second half, shooting 76 percent in the second half (16-21) to turn a seven-point halftime lead into a 26-point victory.
Home Cooking
Santa Clara has gotten off to good starts at the Leavey Center the past few years. Last year, the Broncos started out with four straight wins at home and in 2004-05 they won their first five at home. Three years ago, the team won five out of six at home to start the year. This season has been no different as SCU has won four out of five so far at the Leavey Center.
Backcourt Combo
Senior Danny Pariseau and junior Brody Angley have proven to be a dangerous combination in the backcourt together. The pair has started the past six games together and in those games, both players have averaged over five assists a game. For the season, they are combining for 17.4 points, 9.3 assists and 5.8 rebounds per game from the guard spots. The pair has also combined for 17 steals on the season. Pariseau has a 2.5-to-1 assist-to-turnovver ratio while Angley is at 2.2-to-1 for the season.
Home and Away
The Broncos started the season with a stretch of five out of six games at home, including three home games in five days that began last Saturday against Nevada. Following the game against Hawai'i on Nov. 29, SCU now plays five out of six games on the road, beginning with the Price Cutter Classic in Springfield, Mo. on Dec. 1 and 2.
WAC Week
The Broncos completed a stretch of three games against Western Athletic Conference teams in five days at the Leavey Center Wednesday night. SCU finished the stretch 2-1 beating San Jose State and Hawai'i after losing the first game to Nevada last Saturday.
Kaempf Out
Senior guard Joey Kaempf has missed the past four games with a foot injury after making his season debut against California on Nov. 20. He has been diagnosed with a sprained right foot and could be out 2-3 weeks. The senior guard previously missed the game on Nov. 14 against Holy Names due to a concussion.
Parham Surgery
Senior forward Tristan Parham had arthroscopic surgery on his left knee on Tuesday morning and is expected to be out of action for 2-3 weeks. Parham missed all of last year with knee problems, but played in the first four games this season. He did not play against San Jose State on Monday night prior to his surgery.
Beating the Spartans
With the win over San Jose State on Monday night, SCU now has won nine of the past 10 meetings against their local rivals.
Angley Aims For Top 10
Junior point guard Brody Angley has 35 assists on the season, giving him 258 career assists and leaving him less than 100 assists away from cracking the Broncos all-time top 10 in that category. He needs 51 assists to pass Chris Lane (1984-88) and move into 10th all time.
Head Coach Dick Davey
In his 15th season as the head coach at Santa Clara, Dick Davey has compiled a career record of 235-182 (112-84 WCC), which includes three 20-win seasons. Davey has also posted a 133-59 record at home for a .692 winning percentage. He owns the most WCC wins among active coaches and is the first Bronco coach to lead Santa Clara to four 10-plus win seasons in WCC play. A three-time conference Coach of the Year, Davey has coached Santa Clara to three regular season league titles, one WCC Tournament title, three NCAA Tournament appearances and five wins over top-25 teams. Davey served as a Bronco assistant for 15 seasons (1977-92) under former head coach and athletic director Carroll Williams and is a member of the prestigious Board of Directors for the National Association of Basketball Coaches.
Bronco's 100th Season
2006-07 marks the 100th season of men's basketball at Santa Clara. The basketball team at Santa Clara first started in 1905 and became a varsity sport in 1917-18. In their 99 seasons, SCU has had seven All-Americans, 15 postseason appearances (11 NCAA, 4 NIT), three WCC Coaches of the Year, and one visit to the Final Four (1951-52). In 2006-07, the Broncos again face some of the top competition in the country as they attempt to earn their 16th postseason appearance.


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|Hunting Bill
Mr. Garnier: May not another foreseeable, but perhaps unappreciated, consequence of the ban be that, to control and disperse the foxes that will take their flocks, hill farmers will resort to unlawful poisoning? That will have far greater animal welfare disbenefits that any amount of huntinglawful or unlawful.
Mr. Leigh: I do not want to go too far down that path, but we have pointed that out time and again in hunting debates. This is not primarily an animal welfare issue because farmers view foxes and hares as vermin and will try to control them in other ways. What we have said continually is that any sort of vermin control seriously compromises the welfare of foxes.
Mr. Soames: Essentially, this is not an animal welfare matter. Indeed, it will be grievously deleterious to animal welfare. Will my hon. Friend note the powerful and cogent representations made by the National Gamekeepers Organisation about the invidious position in which its members will find themselves when they control pests, should the Bill be enacted?
Mr. Leigh: Yes. One must understand the view of the countryman. Frankly, people who dislike hunting think that it consists of a group of toffs dressed up in silly uniforms going out in the country to stand in a circle and watch a fox or hare be torn apart. That was originally the public's view, but one advantage of these debates is that their view is maturing. The majority of the public who live in cities do not like hunting, but they are increasingly concerned about the civil liberties aspects of the debate. Although they do not like the idea of hunting, they realise that there other opinions and they are increasingly uneasy about criminalising a large rural minority.
Many people who are against hunting do not realise that we are not discussing a small group of people who occasionally leave the city to pay a great deal of money for the sport of riding on an expensive hunter. We are discussing a large group of people who live and work in the countryside and who view hunting as a necessary and legitimate activity to disperse and control vermin. Criminalising those people would be a serious step.
What is the alternative? I accept that Parliament has decided that it wants to proceed with the Bill, but we could examine the ideas proposed my hon. Friend the Member for Aylesbury. Labour Members have argued that if one makes hunting a civil rather than criminal offence, people would not take notice, which is a view that I do not accept. If hunting were a civil offence, one could not maintain large hunts such as those in Lincolnshire and Leicestershire, because it would not be economically viable. If the police could impose large fines for hunting, which is an obvious activity that is easily policed, it would become impossible.
In the past, Governments have often resorted to fines when they have not liked, for example, a religious minority. Persecuting a religious minority was obviously an appalling thing to do, but, nevertheless, it happened. In previous centuries, Governments said, ``We shall not criminalise these people directly. Instead, we shall impose civil fines on them, if they do not turn up to the right local church. They will not commit a criminal offence, because we realise that some of them feel strongly about this. We shall fine them for not turning up.'' Fines have been usedquite wronglyby previous Governments to control activities that were difficult to police because they were carried out by large minorities. I caution the Committee not to dismiss my hon. Friend's argument, because fines would be effective.
We must consider what the Bill is about. If we were discussing a Bill that banned people withI hate to use the phrase ``mens rea''mischief in their minds, who went out to cause suffering to animals, we would all accept that that should be a criminal offence, but the Bill is not framed like that. In an earlier intervention, the Minister said that it would be easy to police because there must be criminal intent, but one must examine the face of the Bill. Schedule 3(1) states:
Mr. Lidington: I draw my hon. Friend's attention to paragraph 21, which defines what hunting a wild mammal means.The schedule contains a definition that refers to hunting a wild mammal where
Mr. Leigh: My hon. Friend is right. The more one looks at that paragraph, the more one realises that it is opaque and may be difficult for the courts to interpret.
Large numbers of people may be brought into magistrates courts. There was talk earlier of the exception of flushing--using dogs to flush out game. We must remember that we are talking about a rural situationthe big hunts have gone because hunting on that scale is easy to prove--that is difficult to control and where the population is widely dispersed. All sorts of farmers and game keepers who engage in rural activities and use dogs in various ways will now be dragged into magistrates courts. Although they have clerks to advise them, magistrates courts do not claim to be the High Court. They will try to interpret what my hon. Friend and I consider to be a difficult statutory point.
Mr. Garnier: Does my hon. Friend agree that the position is made worse by paragraphs 7 to 12, in which the burden of proof is placed firmly on the defendant to get himself out of this vague criminal offence?
Mr. Leigh: I hope that we can return to that. Many of us who are concerned about civil liberties are worried about the reversal of the burden of proof. We are dealing with a subject that people find difficult to accept in their own minds. I know that Parliament has a certain view. It believes that hunting with dogs is wrong, but many people who live in country areas may have some difficulty with that. Now, that the burden of proof is being reversed. The traditional offences that Parliament has criminalised are fairly clear. If a person breaks into someone's home and takes things, the prosecution must prove beyond reasonable doubt that he committed that offence, but he is innocent until proved guilty. For hunting, an activity that is far more difficult to control and policeand, indeed, to understandwhich we know huge numbers of people do not accept in the first place, the burden of proof is reversed.
Mr. Öpik: Does the hon. Gentleman accept that the definition is reasonable as long as one does not find oneself in court dealing with endless test cases? More to the point, although he may be right, we need a more specific definition if we are to make prohibition enforceable and workable. This definition may be as far as we can go, so there is a limit to the extent to which the law can be helped by definition. We may end up simply having endless court cases as people keep bringing test cases to court.
Mr. Leigh: I may have insufficient skill to understand the hon. Gentleman's argument. We are in a Committee, where we are seriously trying to create good law. Surely it is not beyond the bounds of possibility that Parliament can create enforceable and understandable legislation that does not go against its traditional view that the state must prove its case. It is not for the individual to prove his innocence; it is for the state to prove its case. If Parliament is concerned not with legitimate countrymen carrying out legitimate vermin control but with people who use it as a sport--I understand that that is its position--surely it can frame legislation in such a way that it bans an activity that is a sport, but does not put the countryman, the gamekeeper or my hon. Friend the Member for Mid-Sussex in the dock in the local magistrates court, where he could get a criminal conviction.
Mr. Öpik: I apologise. I expressed myself badly. In simple terms, I was trying to say that we felt that that definition was probably workable in a regulatory environment. Now I am concerned that that might not be a sufficiently well defined definition of a ban.
Mr. Leigh: The hon. Gentleman is a fair person, who thinks deeply about this subject. He has clearly made an honest attempt to find a middle way, if I dare use that phrase--I know that it is not accepted as a middle way. If he thought that, in its original form, the Bill could work, but he now has doubts about that--
Mr. Öpik: Only for prohibition.
Mr. Leigh: That is worrying.
I am concerned about the imposition of a criminal offence.
It being One o'clock, the Chairman adjourned the Committee without Question put, pursuant to the Standing Order.
Adjourned till this day at half-past Four o'clock.
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ST49NW SOMERTON CP MARKET PLACE (North side)
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House in row, now restaurant. C17 or earlier. Local lias stone roughly squared and coursed, with painted stone dressings; clay pantiles with abutment to west, stepped coped gable to east; brick end and intermediate chimney stacks. Two storeys with attic, 3 wide bays. Mostly ovolo-mould mullioned windows; 3 light with square labels to upper bay 2 and to coped attic gables bays 1 and 3; 4 light with sidelights to angled oriel bays of upper bays 1 and 3 with plain corbelled bases, string courses to head and hipped stone slate roofs; string course at cill level both sides of bay 1 oriel continued into mid bay 2; below modern small pane casement left of bay 1 under timber lintol, with 6-panel C17 pattern door to right, also with timber lintol; pairs of 16-pane windows bay 2 and 12-pane windows bay 3 under shared label mould; between upper bays 1 and 2 projecting hanging sign on wrot iron bracket. To rear, stair turret enclosing circular timber stair, with timber framed windows, one ovolo mould, one hollow chamfered remainder of north elevation much altered in C20. Interior has stop and runout chamfer moulded beams at both major floor levels, and 'A' frame roof trusses: features include early C17 dado panelling and corner cupboard to ground floor and a C17 door to private quarters; otherwise interior considerably reshaped in C20.
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Armie Hammer Joins Tom Cruise in The Man From U.N.C.L.E.
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Post-Lone Ranger Armie Hammer is apparently set to be a big enough name to co-star with Tom Cruise in The Man from U.N.C.L.E., Guy Ritchie's remake of the sixties TV show. Hammer will play "a version" of the Napoleon Solo character originated by Robert Vaughan in the series. Does that mean Cruise will be Illya Kuryakin, the Russian half of the secret agent duo? Doubtful, but hey, maybe. He did the eyepatch movie.


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NEW CHARLTON boss Les Reed admits he may be Mr Nobody to the man on the street but insists he is a Mr Big in the football world.
The 53-year-old tactician has worked with England bosses Sir Bobby Robson, Graham Taylor, Kevin Keegan and Sven Goran Eriksson.
He persuaded stand-in national coach Peter Taylor to make David Beckham England captain and, as a consultant to the Northern Ireland team last year, he helped coach Lawrie Sanchez to mastermind their win over England.
Reed takes control of his first game against Reading this afternoon. He believes his work with football's glitterati will help him to inspire the underachieving Charlton dressing room.
He said: "I think my experiences, like the ones with Kevin Keegan, have given me an idea of coping strategies to help you through.
"During my work with the England senior team, I worked with the likes of Martin Keown, Tony Adams, Graeme Le Saux and Alan Shearer in the days when Scholes and Becks were the young boys.
"You learn a lot because you live with those guys for weeks at a time. You learn how they tick and what they think about. So that part of the experience is very valuable to me.
"In my time with the FA, I coached at every age group - the likes of Defoe, Rooney, Joe Cole, Gerrard, Lampard and so on were somewhere in the system coming through the ranks.
So I am not a newcomer to players of that stature.
"To the man in the street and supporters of other clubs I am reasonably low profile. But among other managers, most people know me.
"I have been offered management jobs and had a number of interviews when I left the FA. In terms of qualifications, well I literally wrote the book."
Plotting the downfall of England alongside Sanchez ranks as one of Reed's biggest achievements. So much so that his most prized possessions remain the shirts of both countries from that match which are mounted in a frame on his living room wall. Reed said:
"The Northern Ireland FA asked me to come in and help Lawrie with the Azerbaijan and England games.
"My knowledge of the England team was of benefit to them, and it worked out as a bit of a fairy tale really."
The 1-0 success came about because Reed correctly guessed that Eriksson would persevere with his decision to play Beckham in the centre - in the bizarre 'quarterback' position - rather than on the right.
England had laboured against Azerbaijan before playing Northern Ireland and Reed based his briefing to Sanchez around that.
He added: "My feeling was that Sven would not abandon the system, and also that David would like one more go playing quarterback.
"So we worked on the basis they would keep that system, but we also had a Plan B.
"With my knowledge of the players, I thought they would get frustrated with the way we played if we made it difficult for them. But we said to the players 'this has to be for 95 minutes because we cannot let Michael Owen get free for one second'. We knew we could get one chance and that we had to take it - and we did."
Reed now wants his Charlton players to be similarly focused and has worked on a bigger goal threat to help striker Darren Bent, who has scored seven of the club's 10 league goals.
He went on: "We need to take advantage of every possible method to score, and that is the sort of thing we have been working on in training."


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Wash the Chinese broccoli in several changes of cold water and drain thoroughly in a colander until dry to the touch. Trim 1/4-inch from the bottom of each stalk. Stalks that are more than 1/2-inch in diameter should be peeled with a paring knife, then halved lengthwise. Cut the broccoli stalks and leaves into 2 1/2-inch long pieces, keeping the stalk ends separate from the leaves and buds. Remove and discard the hard rind and thick layer of fat attached to the rind from the Chinese bacon. Cut into very thin slices crosswise. In a small bowl, combine the soy sauce, rice wine, and sugar; set aside. Heat a 14-inch flat bottomed wok or skillet over high heat until hot but not smoking. Add the vegetable oil and garlic, and stir-fry 15 seconds. Add the Chinese bacon and stir-fry 30 seconds. Add only the broccoli stalks and stir-fry 1 to 1 1/2 minutes, or until stalks are bright green. Add the leaves and continue stir-frying 1 minute, or until the leaves are just limp. Swirl in the soy sauce mixture and continue stir-frying 2 to 3 minutes, or until the vegetables are just tender but still bright green. Serve immediately.
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WASHINGTON, DC—The Children's Defense Fund (CDF) is commemorating Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and his death 40 years ago with an analysis of child well-being over the last four decades to track progress and identify the crucial areas of unmet needs of children.
"While great progress has been made since Dr. King's death, America remains an unequal playing field for our children," CDF President Marian Wright Edelman said. "Today, 13 million children still live in poverty, 9.4 million don't have health coverage, and countless others are forced to live in dangerous communities and without adequate education—all of which disproportionately affects minority and poor families. The most dangerous place to live in America remains at the intersection of race and poverty. To honor Dr. King's legacy and keep his dream alive, we must finish the job that he and so many before him started."
Comparing key indicators of child well-being in 1968—the year of Dr. King's death—to the most recent data available, there have been several areas of real improvement:
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Yesterday we brought you a list of last-minute New Year's Eve dining ideas for procrastinators. Have you booked your dining plans yet? If not, locally-owned Italian restaurant Andiamo Italian Bistro at 6987 N. Hayden Rd. in Scottsdale is serving up a romantic New Year's supper that might pique your interest.
From 7-8 p.m. this evening, local soprano Janet Morel will be entertaining guests with a selection of classical arias and Italian opera songs. Morel currently trains at the Bel Canto studios in Scottsdale. Between the Italian food and the singing, this is bound to be better than sitting through another round of butchered 4 Non Blondes and Michael Jackson songs at some bar's New Year's Eve karaoke night.
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Jamie Dornan doesn't care what fans think of the 'Fifty Shades of Grey' franchise.
The 35-year-old actor has portrayed S&M enthusiast Christian Grey in the erotic films and makes his third and final appearance in 'Fifty Shades Freed'.
Dornan insists he doesn't pay attention to critics or fans' opinions of his work, and he stays off social media so not to be tempted to look at people's comments about his acting.
Speaking to The Sun newspaper, Dornan said: "I don't really pay too much attention to how I'm perceived by audiences. That's why I'm not on social media. The only thing that matters to me is what my family and closest friends think of me."
Recently, Dornan insisted he is too old to carry on the franchise and now that E. L. James' three books have been turned into films it's time for him and his co-star Dakota Johnson - who plays Christian's lover Anastasia Steele - to walk away from their characters.
He said: "It's time, I don't think there's a story. Erica [E.L. James] wrote the two books from Christian's perspective but that has been done in the films. But Dakota and I, particularly me, are too old for doing this."
The final film focuses on newlyweds Christian and Anastasia as they try and move on from their past, however, as Anastasia steps into her role as Mrs. Grey, Christian relaxes into an unfamiliar stability, which could threaten their relationship.
Although Dornan is finished with the franchise his co-star Rita Ora has teased there could be a 'Fifty Shades of Grey' spin-off.
The 27-year-old singer-turned-actress has starred as Christian's adopted sister Mia in the hit movies and she thinks there is another story to be told which focused on her alter ego.
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German import Almandin scored his first win on Australian soil when he strode away for an easy victory in the Listed $120,000 italktravel Harry White Classic (2400m) at Caulfield today.
The Robert Hickmott trained Almandin was having his fourth run for the stable and appreciated the step up to the 2400m following his last start fifth over 2040m in a Moonee Valley Handicap on September 3.
Winning jockey Damien Oliver had Almandin ($5) settled in third position in the seven horse field and moved up to the leaders on the home turn before moving away in the straight to record a comfortable win over his stablemate Assign ($6) with the consistent Black Tomahawk ($3.70) battling away for third spot.
Oliver said that Almandin gave him a good feel today and he is confident that the seven year old will find his best form over the staying distances.
"Shinramo (the leader) really rolled along. I was able to get a good trail, I came out down the side and O'Lonera got going and I was able to get on the back of him and he travelled into it sweetly," Oliver said.
"He actually gave me a good kick today this horse, he gave me a good feel. He has had good European form but probably hasn't shown his best until here today."
"This horse could finding form just at the right time."
Third placegetter Black Tomahawk recorded his sixth placings from his last six starts while the $3.40 favourite The Bandit settled at the rear of the seven horse field and failed to pass a runner in the straight.
While Almandin is not nominated for the Group 1 $3m BMW Caulfield Cup (2400m) at Caulfield on October 15, he is entered in the Group 1 $750,000 The Metropolitan (2400m) at Randwick on October 1 and in the Group 1 $6m Emirates Melbourne Cup (3200m) at Flemington on the first Tuesday in November.


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One local author captured in writing the heroic efforts of local agencies during the historic floods ten years ago.
Jon Steffes wrote the book Unsung Heroes: The Flood of 2007. Steffes is a teacher and works for the City of La Crescent in the summer. He heard the stories of firefighters and other emergency personnel who responded to calls during the flood, and he decided those stories would make a good book.
Steffes said the main source of information for the book came from one-on-one interviews with those involved. He wanted the book to capture the emotions of those impacted by the flood.
"The Flood of 2007 was a very unique and tragic weather event in our area. I know that a lot of people in the area were impacted whether it be people with water in their basement to hillsides coming down, houses coming down on the highway," Steffes said. "I just wanted to get some of the emotion in writing."
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Even before the theatrical release, piracy website Tamilrockers released the illegal print of documentary film 'Lightman'. The film's director and the entire team are devastated by this irresponsible behavior of internet criminals.
Karthik Nagarajan, who played the lead role in the film shared his pain on his Facebook page. Here is his emotional post….
Our film #Lightman was scheduled to release on 10th Feb 2017 and the film was uploaded by #Tamilrockers even before it's release on 9th Feb 2017. We, as a team has invested our time, effort and money in making this movie with the only motive to showcase our talent. But this act of some socially irresponsible people has buried our dreams now.
What do they gain by doing this? Due to this many reviewers didn't review our movie. Many newspapers did not publish any article about our movie. Press people have already watched the movie in its press show and said they will support us to their best to promote our movie to reach all audience. Now, as the movie is already available in all pirated sites they don't see the purpose in talking about it.
The amount of effort invested in this movie was high and we are left deserted now. A group of unknown people causing trouble to the filmmakers are hurting us badly. Our career is dependent on how the film is celebrated by the audience and press.
I feel pained now as my first movie as lead actor is affected by piracy that too even before it's release. I'm trying to find a place in the film industry from 2005 and it's more than a decade's effort and wait that has been trashed now. I hope the future is bright and people stop supporting piracy. It truly affects one's career.


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The reason for the association has to do with the fact that folic acid deficiency lowers brain 5-hydroxytryptamine (the brain hormone serotonin) and S-adenosylmethionine, which raises serotonin levels. There is evidence that 5-HT is decreased in depression (Br J Psychiatry, 1967; 113: 1237-64). So what probably happens is that a depressed person low in folic acid is also low in brain 5-HT
levels (Prog Neuropsychopharmacol Bio Psychiatry, 1989; 13(6): 841-63). A number of studies showed that patients improve significantly with folic acid supplements (The Lancet, 1990; 336; 392-95).
Another common deficiency in depression is B6. Again, laboratory evidence of vitamin B6 deficiency is common in depression. Of all the possible psychiatric diagnoses, patients in a psychiatric hospital who are deficient in B6 are most likely to be diagnosed with "endogenous depression" that is, inherent depression, rather than a response to an outside event (Nutr Rep In, 1983; 27 (4): 867-73; Br J Psychiatry, 1979; 135: 249-54).
Although we don't have evidence of how frequently B6 improves depression, we do know that B6 can treat depression caused by the birth control pill. The Pill not only interferes with B6, but also speeds up the destruction of tryptophan, preventing it from being converted to serotonin. (Acta Vitaminol Enzymol, 1982; 4 (1-2): 45-54).
Other B vitamin deficiencies linked to depression are those of riboflavin (vitamin B2) and thiamine (vitamin B1). In early stages of thiamine deficiency, normal people become depressed, irritable and fearful. It's also common in hospitalized mental patients (Am J Clin Nutr, 1957; 5 (2): 109-20). As for riboflavin, in one study of 172 patients in a psychiatric hospital, more than one-fourth were found to be deficient. Those patients who had a riboflavin deficiency also had been diagnosed as having a mood disorder ((Br J Psychiatry, 1982; 141: 271-72).
Vitamin B12 is the final B vitamin deficiency often linked to psychiatric problems. About 5 per cent of people admitted to a psychiatric hospital are deficient in vitamin B12, and about 10 per cent have lower than normal levels of the vitamin (Acta Med Scanda, 1965; 177: 689-99).
Vitamin C also appears to have a role in maintaining mood. One of the first symptoms of mild scurvy, the vitamin C deficiency disease, is depression, along with tiredness and irritability (Am J Clin Nutr, 1971; 24: 432-3). Although we all tend to associate scurvy with Third World countries and sailors of several centuries ago, mild scurvy in industrialized countries isn't as rare as we think. When the diets of 12 depressed women who subsequently attempted suicide were compared with those of a similar control group, the only significant difference found was a lower intake of vitamin C (J Orthomol Med, 1987; 2 (4): 217-18). There's also evidence that giving vitamin C makes a difference. In one study, 40 chronic psychiatric patients were given vitamin C or a placebo. Three weeks later, only the patients given vitamin C were less depressed (Br J Psychiatry, 1963; 109: 294-9).
Besides vitamins, a number of mineral deficiencies may bring on depression. Both too much and too little calcium in the blood may be associated with depression, an interesting factor considering the tendency to push megadoses of calcium indescriminately on postmeno-pausal women (Br J Psychiatry, 1984; 145: 477).
Although we know that people with iron-deficiency anemia feel tired and depressed, even after iron supplementation cures the anemia, the depression may not resolve for months. The exact nature of the relationship is unknown, although we do know that some areas of the brain have high iron concentrations, and it may be that a reduced level of iron in the brain brings on the depression (Anabolism, Jan-Feb, 1984).


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Red Hat Bugzilla – Bug 110789
bad source code
Last modified: 2007-11-30 17:10:34 EST
From Bugzilla Helper:
User-Agent: Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows 98)
Description of problem:
I just tried to compile package kakasi-2_3_4-13 from Fedora.
The compiler said
k2.c(157): warning #175: subscript out of range
The source code is
char buffer[k2rom_buflen];
/* more code */
buffer[k2rom_buflen] = '\0'; clen = k2rom_buflen;
Array limits in C are exclusive, not inclusive.
libk2.c(157): warning #175: subscript out of range
Same problem again.
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*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 110788 ***
Changed to 'CLOSED' state since 'RESOLVED' has been deprecated.


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by Kuba Bogdanski 13/04/2016
Nanga Parbat: The 8000ers / eight-thousanders are the only mountains with a death zone, where the amount of oxygen in the atmosphere is insufficient to sustain human life, therefore called the death zone. About 30% of the oxygen you find at sea level. They are all are located in the Himalayan and Karakoram mountain ranges in China, India, Nepal and Pakistan and are the only mountains in the world over 8000 meters.
source site Nanga Parbat is located in the Northern Areas of Pakistan and is the Western range of the Himalayas. It is the 9th highest mountain in the world and the 2nd highest in Pakistan after the mighty buy Tastyliaonline no prescription K2. It is not part of the Karakoram Range as it is in the western extremity of Himalaya. It is separated from the Karakoram by the Indus River.
Each week we will present each 8000ers, and the reason behind this is our fascination climbing all the mountains on this list, something that has only been accomplished by 34 legendary mountaineers to date. 3 Polish and http://adkbrothersltd.com/about-us/ 0 Norwegians have completed this achievement. Mtxplore will climb this mountain, but we have not set a date. It's considered as a very difficult mountain to climb.
Nanga Parbat – 9th highest mountain in the world
Elevation: 8,126 meters (26,660ft)
Location: Pakistan
First summer ascent: July 3, 1953, by Austrian Hermann Buhl
First winter ascent: February 26, 2016, by Simone Moro, Alex Txikon and Ali Sadpara
Ascents: 335
Duration: 50 days
Nanga Parbat, is in Sanskrit named "Naked Mountain" because some of its slopes are very steep that they do not have any vegetation or snow. According to the old local legend, Nanga Parbat is also called Diamir. It is believed that the Queen of fairies lives there in a castle made of solid ice crystals and guarded by gigantic snow serpents and frogs. The earlier disasters in climbing this mountain are attributed to the displeasure of fairies. Nanga Parbat is not a single peak but consists of a 20 km long series of peaks and ridges. Its South Face known as the Rupal Face is 5000 meters high, while the North or Raikot Face is over 7000 meters from the summit to the river and forms one of the world's deepest valleys.
Nanga Parbat is known to be a notoriously difficult mountain to climb. A huge number of mountaineering deaths in the mid and early 20th century gave it the nickname "killer mountain".
Nanga Parbat is clearly the most easily accessible of all 8000 meter mountains with the base camp reachable in two days. The north face is visible from the Karakoram highway which is the main road between Islamabad and Rawalpindi to the south and the Chinese border to the north.
You can find a list of Ascents, deaths and other statistics of the 8000ers here.
1953: First Ascent
First ascent by Austrian Hermann Buhl via the East Ridge from the Rakhiot side.
1978: First Solo
Reinhold Messner solos the right side of the Diamir Face. This was the first completely solo climb on the mountain and also the first in a modern Alpine style.
1984: First Woman
French mountaineer Lilliane Barrard becomes the first woman to climb Nanga Parbat.
1990: First ski descent
Austrian Hans Kammerlander and Swiss Diego Wellig makes the first ski descent.
2012: Mazeno Ridge Ascent
Scottish mountaineers Sandy Allan and Rick Allen made the first ascent of Nanga Parbat via the 10 km-long Mazeno Ridge.
2016: First Winter Ascent
In February 2016 the first winter ascent came by Simone Moro, Alex Txikon and Ali Sadpara. Now only K2 remains unclimbed in the winter of the 8000ers.
Nanga Parbat has 3 faces with 3 long ridges dividing these. The Diamir face is by easily the most popular face attempted by teams and the least popular is the huge Rupal (south face). The Rakhiot (north) face has received occasional attempts over the decades with only 2 routes completed. Between the vast faces there are 3 extensive ridges. The Mazeno Ridge divides the Diamir and Rupal Faces. Between the Rupal and Rakhiot faces there is a long ridge that descends to Siberzacken and then to Rakhiot Peak, and the Chongra Peaks. Dividing the Diamir and Rakhiot Faces is a ridge that descends into a short distance from the main summit to Nanga Parbat North then continues to descend into Ganalo Peak.
Nanga Parbat Camps:
This is how the camps are normally placed up on the mountain.
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Normal Route Typical Itinerary:
This is an example of an itinerary would be on Nanga Parbat. Acclimatization, health and the performance of the expedition team may impact the actual schedule. High altitude mountaineering can change from day to day during an expedition.
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Gear List:
This list is a guide only. There is a huge number of brands, options and version of all the gear. This is the recommendations and suggestions from mtxplore from our own experience on the mountains. We would love to hear your feedback, so please do contact us if you have any feedback. We love to talk about gear hour after hour.
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Guided Expedition:
A guided expedition will cost you around 18000 euros. More more details check Seven Summit Treks, Karakorum Expedition or Pakistan Explorer.
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It's Not a First Wives Club Sequel, But This Midler-Keaton-Hawn Netflix Movie Is Close Enough!
Netflix and three chill ladies.
It's been 20 years since Bette Midler, Diane Keaton, and Goldie Hawn starred in the cult classic The First Wives Club, and that dynamic trio has been truly missed. The three are now set to star in a feature for Netflix called Divanation (diva pun!) as members of a once-popular singing group forced to reconnect after a 30-year estrangement. A Midler-Keaton-Hawn singing group? Wouldn't mind hearing some of those tracks, because we bet those ladies still got it. No, you don't own them, but if you're a Netflix subscriber you can certainly borrow them for a night. Wow. Sexy.


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The time: 0930
The date: March 17-18, 2007
The place: Asheville, NC
The players: HawaiianNinja, RedwingGreg, Rasj, Cache-n-Kerry, and
Hockeyhick, hereafter known as the "Upstate South Carolina Tube
Inspection Team."
The mission: Tube Torcher Two (GCWA47)
After what seemed like an eternity in covert planning, the time had
come to face our most daunting geocache yet. After driving up and
meeting at our hotel, it was time to tackle the treasure hunt that we
had all been talking about.
We had reserved rooms at a local hotel, as we knew, that though our
confidence level of completing this in one day was high,
unpredictability lies beneath the comforts of the streets. The
original Tube Torcher was legendary, and based on all we have read and
heard, this one was more complicated and dangerous than the first.
When the first day was done, and darkness had settled in, we were at
best three-forths from completion, but excited and exhausted, all at
once. After a fine steak supper, and some well-needed sleep, our weary
bodies awoke on Sunday morning. We headed downstairs for breakfast,
and then to packing for our departure. Suited up, we headed out
again, this time with a "Do-or-Die" attitude, and a renewed
anticipation for what lied ahead.
From the beginning to the end, at every turn along the way, we never
knew what to expect. What may lurk around the next corner, the next
hole, or the next tube?
It's very difficult to write of this cache without giving hints and
clues, as we are now a part of an elite group, and with that
distinction also comes the responsibility of keeping that which
happens in the tubes, within the tubes, no matter the cost.
So, with that in mind, and without giving any secrets away, let me
just tell you what we learned on this trip.
We learned that there is no graceful or inconspicuous way for four
men dressed in
helmets, head-lamps, knee-pads and rubber waders to emerge from a
storm-drain in the midst of a shopping center parking lot.
We learned that Kerry has a knack for driving and an unbelievable
ability of finding her way around the city to find us without benefit
of neither map *or* GPS.
We learned that bodies were not meant to be bent sideways for extended
periods without serious back-aches.
We learned that $20.00 was well-worth the price for waders, knee-pads
and helmets.
We learned that crawling for miles makes for very sore wrists and knees.
We learned that HawaiianNinja gets to travel….a lot!
We learned that we ALL snore.
We learned that Roy has more geocoins that he knows what to do with.
We learned that stray cats scare easily.
We learned that Greg isn't fond of spiders.
We learned that ducks can scare the be-jee-zees out of even the manliest of men.
We learned that a hockey stick makes for a grand bushwhacking tool.
We learned that muck is…well…*mucky!*
Most of all, we learned that we all share a sense of teamwork and
satisfaction that few outside the USCGA experience, and it was the
same feelings that we had after completing Bradley's Bottom. Each
person was an integral part of the fingers of the hand, the hand that
grabbed and seized the cache container at the end, and held it
triumphantly above the heads, coveted it, as if it were as important
to us as winning the Stanley Cup trophy is to a hockey player.
We were the first group entirely from the Upstate that made the trip, and made
the commitment. Rest assured, I am positive that we won't be the last.
Should you choose to embark on this journey, keep your eyes and ears
open and keen at all times. Heed every warning and instruction well.
Do not take anything for granted, and whatever you do, be prepared,
for this cache is like nothing that you have ever experienced.
The Flame burns on.
Long live the Flame.


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Camera and virtual keyboard aside, another issue that the upcoming iOS 6.0.1 is said to fix would be its Wi-Fi related issues. BGR also claims that Apple has plans to introduce a "consolidated cellular data switch" for iTunes Match, and this might have some mileage in preventing some of the less careful users from using their mobile data plan by accident. Of course, that is not all, as iOS 6.0.1 is also deemed to resolve the thorny issue of cellular data not working in select cases, squash a bug that enables access to Passbook pass details from the lock screen itself, among others. Are you looking forward to iOS 6.0.1?


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November 09. 2012 3:48AM
Voter ID: New law was a success
Remember how the state's new voter ID law was going to bring about a massive disenfranchisement of voters, especially college students? Well, so much for that idea.
The voter ID law was a success. Voters who did not have an ID were allowed to vote as long as they signed an affidavit declaring their identity. It worked just as intended: Voters had to prove their identity before obtaining a ballot, but no one was turned away for lack of an ID.
All the fear-mongering about the law proved to be baseless, which is no surprise. Many of those who screamed about voter suppression knew the law contained the affidavit provision, but their goal was to demonize Republicans, not inform voters.
The law might actually have helped Democrats. Young people turned out in large numbers to vote for Democrats, and there is some anecdotal evidence that college students were inspired by the voter ID law to make a statement by showing up on Election Day.
No doubt Democrats will try to repeal the law anyway. But Tuesday's experience weakens any rationale they will have for doing so.


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- Anonymous27 March 2013 at 15:39
This is brilliant! I'm guilty of the same thing and my new years resolution was a minimum of getting rid of ten items per month (either back to the charity shop or on ebay) for a maximum of one new item in per month. I've gotten rid of far more than that so far and really loved discovering so many old favourites that had been hidden away for too long. I can't wait to see the rest of yours! :)ReplyDeleteReplies
Thank you, and ooooh, I love your idea - I might try to sneak a little bit of that in!Delete
Love this post, it made me chuckle. Looking forward to more outfit posts. Good luck with the shopping ban! :)ReplyDelete
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Thank you - I think I'm going to need it!Delete
That outfit is smashing. Also intrigued by all the different fabrics in your wardrobe... Have to say I am the sort of cove who wears nothing but jeans and the same three increasingly bobbly jumpers on rotation. Wasn't always this way and is nice to have a deco at a wardrobe with a bit more pizazz...ReplyDeleteReplies
Oh, thank you! Sometimes I get things out of my wardrobe, and hang them on the wall, like artwork. Ha!Delete
I'm so glad you are doing some outfit posts. I love seeing what's in peoples wardrobes. Like you I have wardrobes that are groaning under my collection of clothes, but the lure the keep on acquiring is far too strong for me! I'm looking forward to seeing what combinations you come up with. XxReplyDeleteReplies
Oh, thanks! Me too - I always seem to gravitate towards the outfit and clothes posts on other peoples blogs. That and the ones about their homes!Delete
- Anonymous28 March 2013 at 13:35
You won't even BELIEVE that I have literally been working on this EXACT SAME POST for the last couple of days!!! Like, down to the very pictures - the SAME! Crazy twinney blog friend! xReplyDelete
I love this! I can't wait to read it - and, and, and, as neither of us are buying anything new, perhaps we could indulge in a few cheeky swaps....! (That would make for some great posts!) xReplyDelete
Brave move, and I hope you succeed. I've tried to cut down but resisting those pieces that make your heart beat a bit faster - especially a one-off charity shop find - is HARD!!! Your clothes rail is such a beautiful riot of colour and pattern, I look forward to seeing what outfits you make from it.ReplyDelete
great idea, it's so true I reach for the same, warm, things at the moment and nothing else has a look in. I'll be interested to see how many outfits you can make out of what's there, loads I bet! ps. didn't know seasalt was ethical, so I've learn't something new! Heather xReplyDelete
It's definitely true that most people only wear about 20% of their wardrobe. I hang on to stuff for the odd special occasion when you need something smart. I've also noticed that I really enjoy getting dressed on holiday because of the simplicity of having just a small, capsule wardrobe that you've packed to go away with. There's my answer really...ReplyDelete
PS You look great!! x
I feel the same. I don't want to commit to not buying anything at all, so i am doing a challenge with a coupon system based on the second world war - and it includes underwear and tights!ReplyDelete


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in thread How to lose Carp levels with @CARP_NOT?
The more robust solution is the new internal style. Just stick the line: $Carp::Internal{$_}++ for 'Log::Dispatch::Output', 'Log::Dispatch'; in your module. And now those two packages will be ignored whenever Carp crawls back, looking for where to start reporting the error from.
How will you know whether a Carp.pm supports this? Check if the %Carp::Internal hash exists already? Or is there some version number check that I can use?
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