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Ironfest kicks off at the showroom of the Lithgow Workies on Friday, April 21st from 6:30pm with the Second Ironfest Ball – and what a ball we have for you this year!
Joining regional dignitaries will be Tara Moss – celebrated author, TV presentator and Blue Mountain's fashionista – who will be our guest of honour at the gala opening of the festival weekend, The Lost World of Ironfest! She will be joined by Lithgow personality and unofficial Queen of Ironfest, Maree Statham who will be our fashion guest of honour – because Ironfest is all about dressing up and cutting loose!
This year's ball will see the first Ironfest fashion show, a high energy, cutting edge spectacle under the creative direction of Sally Kelland of Demonkitty Fashions working in conjunction with Sydney's iconic Steampunk and Victorian Goth fashion label, Gallery Serpentine.
Music will be by Belle Jar, an amazing Blue Mountains band with an energetic blend of gypsy, Klezmer, swing and pop styles. Their driving rhythms and infectious melodies are guaranteed to get you up and dancing!
Tickets are on sale from Lithgow Workies front desk in person or by credit card on 02 6350 7777, telling them if you have any dietary requirements. This year, your ticket will be a booked seat so be sure to buy your tickets as a block if you have a group that you want to stay together!
We have prizes for the best costumers! We have circus! We have a banquet of canapés plus a choice of three main dishes, including a vegetarian /gluten free option, followed by dessert and coffee. All for the same price as last year of $75!
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Location: Bioproducts ResearchTitle: Development of biodegradable foamlike materials based on casein and sodium montmorillonite clay Author
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|Magaraphan, Rathanawan
|Chiou, Bor-sen
|Schiraldi, David
Submitted to: Biomacromolecules
Publication Type: Peer Reviewed Journal
Publication Acceptance Date: 8/31/2010
Publication Date: 10/11/2010
Publication URL: http://pubs.acs.org/journal/bomaf6
Citation: Pojanavaraphan, T., Magaraphan, R., Chiou, B., Schiraldi, D.A. 2010. Development of biodegradable foamlike materials based on casein and sodium montmorillonite clay. Biomacromolecules. 11(10):2640-2646. Interpretive Summary: Biodegradable, lightweight foams made from milk protein and clay were developed. These foams have very low density and superior mechanical and thermal properties. Thay can be used to replace synthetic foams in insulating materials, packaging, and cushions.
Technical Abstract: Biodegradable foamlike materials based on a naturally occurring polymer (casein protein) and sodium montmorillonite clay (Na+-MMT) were produced through a simple freeze-drying process. By utilizing DL-glyceraldehyde (GC) as a chemical cross-linking agent, the structural integrity of these new aerogels were remarkably improved when compared to those of the control system (without GC), with a minimal increase in the density from 0.11 to 0.12 g cm-3. The degree of perfection of the foamlike structures was another parameter that had a significant influence on the physical and thermal performances of the low density composites. The biodegradability of the aerogels was investigated in terms of the carbon dioxide (CO2) evolution for up to 8 weeks in compost media under controlled conditions.


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MASSIVE congrats to Gavin and Gemma from Series 5 who are now engaged AND expecting a baby! 🎉👏❤ #TakeMeOutTheGossip pic.twitter.com/8jNvJa87Fq
- Take Me Out (@takemeoutuk) January 3, 2015
A couple who met on the ITV dating show Take Me Out are expecting a baby together.
Gemma Gordon, 27, and Gavin Ellis, 28, found true love on the fictional Isle of Fernando's and are set to get married in March.
The couple, who appeared on the show in February 2013, will be the first contestants to tie the knot.
The show, hosted by Paddy McGuinness, sees single men trying to impress 30 single girls, eventually selecting their favourites from those who still have their lights left on.
Gemma impressed Gavin by performing 30 press-ups in a minute, and winning herself a date.
The pair were whisked away to the Isle of Fernando's where they fell in love and moved in together in Chorley, Lancashire, a few months later.
Gavin told his local paper: "There were 30 girls, but Gemma really stood out to me.
"She is a beautiful girl and as soon as I got to know her we just clicked and I felt like there was something special there."
Gavin, from Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, proposed Gemma in April last year but the couple kept it a secret until now.
With the return of the show for its seventh season last weekend, they decided to announce their happy news and the Take Me Out team were quick to Tweet their congratulations.
Just a few weeks before their wedding in March this year, the couple will be expecting the arrival of their first child together - a baby girl.
Gemma's daughters, Grace, eight and Olivia, five, will be bridesmaids.
All eyes will be on whether Take Me Out host Paddy - who is a dad of twins - will be guest on the big day.
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Nigeria has a well funded (by African standards) domestic league but the skill level is probably low. The thing with Nigeria is that there's so many Nigerian-Americans that are good NCAA players and want to represent Nigeria that it makes it nearly impossible for domestic Nigerians to crack the team. I suspect this will only get tougher with guys like Festus Ezeli, Victor Oladipo, and Trevor Mbakwe vying for spots.
First of all, thanks for a great thread Grinder and thanks for sharing your knowledge.
Yeah, since so many Nigerians live abroad it's not a surprise that we see so many athletes in different sports with Nigerians origins. And Nigerians tend to have great physique. Nigeria is going to be a fun team to watch in the future and I like that Aminu is showing the way by actually being a young starter in the NBA while playing for the NT as well.
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One of the problems with Asian basketball is that despite it's immense popularity and participation, they focus too much on perimeter/guard skills for players of all positions. The players generally have good fundamentals yet their decision making and ability to play against athleticism/length is lacking.
True, I've watched a couple of Asian championships and I totally agree. The biggest problem is the the lack of length, a "scrub" Hadadi, by NBA standards, is completely destroying the competition due the lack of tall and skilled players.
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Iran has become the new powerhouse in Asia and is the only team that looks remotely capable of competing with the good African teams or average Latin American teams. If you watch the FIBA Americas which starts in a few days, you'll see how much better countries like Venezuela, Uruguay, and Dominican Republic are than the top Asian teams. Heck, China has had a ton of trouble against some of the lowest level European teams like Iceland in recent years (only beat them by 10 a couple years ago).
Iran seem to be doing pretty fine, their young prodigy Kazemi just got drafted but they sure would have a really tough time against lower quality teams in Europe and against teams in South America.
In Sweden we now have 2 NBA players that play for the NT but still we get destroyed by the powerhouses in Europe.
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You'll have to wait until Thursday night to catch VH1's Do Something Awards, an awards show which honors young people – and celebrities — who give back to their communities. I, however, have the scoop from the red carpet and backstage.
Kim Kardashian got ready for the big night with her close friend Demi Lovato, but they had no clue they would both be donning the same color dress at the actual event.
Demi dazzled in a short ivory dress, while Kim went for a floor-length Antonio Berardi gown, which she joked was the color of "cement." Wearing that ivory dress, she inched ever closer to the traditional portrait of a bride in white, as her August 20th wedding to Kris Humphries is just days away. Does she have any wedding jitters? Check out my interview with Kim HERE.
According to Tyra Banks, Kim's actually got two wedding gowns to choose from. The supermodel turned reality TV producer told me that Kim asked her if she would help her choose between the two gowns, which she would be showing her photos of later that night. "I'm so flattered," Tyra exclaimed. "I know you guys are dying to know what it is and I'm going to help her!"
Adam Lambert was the last of the stars to arrive, just minutes before the show started, and he was eager to chat about his sophomore album, which he is excited to bring to the fans.
"I'm very excited to finish this album I'm working on because I think they are going to devour it!"
I have no doubt about that. Check out more from my interview HERE.
Also hitting the red carpet was Justin Bieber, who walked swiftly down the arrivals line, ignoring reporters rather than just going in the back door like David Beckham, Will Ferrell, Jon Cryer, Olivia Wilde and Amy Poehler chose to do. Fortunately, the always-dapper Becks came backstage, where I had the chance to chat with him about his new baby girl, Harper, whom he calls "beautiful," "gorgeous" and "healthy."
Sure, finally adding a little girl to his brood which includes son Brooklyn, Romeo and Cruz is great, but I just had to ask what happens when little Harper is a teenager and wants to go on a date. Check out why he thinks this won't be a problem in my interview HERE.
One day prior to the show, I had an exclusive invite as host Jane Lynch rehearsed for the gig. The "Glee" star is, of course, getting ready to host the Emmy Awards next month and joked she is using this experience to get out all her mistakes. The "Glee" cast went back to work last week and Jane revealed that her character will be running for political office on the show. Could this mean Sue Sylvester for President? Check out the answer in our interview HERE.


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D'Arcy's rugby pals in scrum for Aoife's picture-perfect portraits
THEY train, travel and work together and now the Irish rugby team are buying paintings from the same artist – the wife of team mate Gordon D'Arcy.
Aoife Cogan told the Irish Independent she has been commissioned by several of the international rugby players, who as a result, have portraits of themselves hanging in their homes.
"I've lots of commissions in at the moment; I've done pieces for a lot of Gordon's team mates.
"It's all been through word of mouth; people seeing the paintings in friends' houses," she said.
The 29 year old who works with chopsticks instead of paint brushes and said while she'd love to hold an exhibition, she's been so fortunate with sales that she has nothing to show.
"I've been talking about that for so long and it's in the pipeline, but to be honest, all my pieces I'm either selling or have been commissioned.
"There have been times when someone asks to see my work and I've nothing to show them. I shouldn't complain though, it's been great."
Ms Cogan launched Yo! Sushi's new menu addition, Yo! Burger, in Dublin yesterday.
She has just returned from a second honeymoon in Bali, where she and 33-year-old D'Arcy celebrated their first anniversary.
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And many legitimate retailers could be targets due to the high volume of Web traffic during the holiday season.
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I'll put my paw on my heart & confess that this is, or at least was, available elsewhere on the www. I downed this fine quality recording of pre-first demo D.I. many moons ago. I don't remember from exactly where it was foraged from but it's probably still out there...
"For anyone that might be intrigued to hear some super early pre-crust/metal Deviated Instinct when we were just a fairly basic & straightforward anarchopunk sounding band, I've just discovered a full live set from 1985 online free to download. Decent quality recording, can't say the same about the actual playing but hey, we were but young un's & I think it captures the moment & spirit of the time..."
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Thank you so much for your reply . What a coincidence , I just came accross a Guenther in the 1910 census who worked in a bicycle shop and I was trying to make a connection . I would be most grateful to have a picture of my GGrandfather William Guenther .I have no pictures of anyone on my father's side.My father was Joseph Herb (at least that's what we knew him as ) his actual birth name was Joseph Herd . We only found this out very recently .It was through locating my Guenther GGrandparents that we discovered the name change . I have spent over thirty years searching for the surname Herb and trying to make a Buffalo connection . You have made my day thanks so much . If I can help you in any way ( I have subscriptions to many of the censuses and some other resources ), I would be glad to do some digging for you .Just a side note , we have some Watanabe families in central New York any relations? Thanks again , Bruce


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2017 Hall of Fame Inductees recognized on June 26, 2017 at a pre-game ceremony at Fenway Park prior to Red Sox game vs Minnesota Twins. (L to R) Phil Gloudemans, Bay State Games Board of Directors Chairman; Peter Leclerc, Bay State Games Director of Sports & Operations; Kevin Cummings, Bay State Games Executive Director; Chris Lane, 2017 Hall of Fame Inductee Track & Field; David Blake, Bay State Games Hall of Fame Inductee Fencing
The Bay State Games Hall of Fame was created in 2001 to achieve two major goals. The first was to recognize Bay State Games athletic alumni who have gone onto prestigious and successful collegiate, professional, or Olympic careers. The second was to recognize former and current coaches, officials, sports organizers, volunteers, venues, and organizations that have made significant contributions to the Bay State Games throughout its history. This unique format of recognizing athletes as well as those who have played a significant role in the Games' success has resulted in an impressive list inductees.
Tom Thibodeau, Bay State Games Basketball Coach
David Blake, Bay State Games Fencing
Chris Lane, Bay State Games Track & Field
Dr. Arthur Pappas - Former Board Chair
Jim Carboneau - Officials Coordinator
Tracey Gangi Johnson - Baton Twirling Coordinator
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Greg Derr - Pistol Shooter / Olympian
David E. Harrison - Board Member
Joe LeMar - Track & Field / Paralympian
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Lyle Micheli - Medical Team
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Rich Hill - Baseball
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Rude Mood by Stevie Ray Vaughn. I was thinking, "This guy is a boss".
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Stanford rides dominant rushing attack to win
Matthew DeFranks | Monday, December 2, 2013
PALO ALTO, Calif. – No. 25 Notre Dame traveled across the country to play No. 8 Stanford but its longest ride may have come on the Cardinal's final drive.
On his 33rd attempt of the night, Stanford senior running back Tyler Gaffney thundered up the middle for 18 yards, carrying Irish defenders with him and sealing a 27-20 Stanford win over Notre Dame (8-4) on Saturday.
Gaffney toted the rock 33 times for 189 yards and a touchdown but Cardinal junior quarterback Kevin Hogan said Gaffney was simply preserving that final run.
"Yeah, I think he was just being deceptive," Hogan said. "He was saving it up. But he's our workhorse. We're going to ride him 'til the end."
As a team, Stanford (10-2) ran the ball 51 times for 261 yards compared to Notre Dame's 64 rushing yards on 24 tries. The Cardinal improved to 31-2 under coach David Shaw when outrushing their opponent and to 18-4 when notching a 100-yard rusher.
A season ago, in a 20-13 overtime loss to Notre Dame, Stanford lost the rushing battle 150-147 despite Cardinal running back Stepfan Taylor's 102 yards.
On Saturday, Stanford averaged 5.1 yards per carry, marking the sixth time this season they averaged at least five yards per carry.
"Notre Dame, they're big, they're strong, they're physical," Gaffney said. "We match up. That's exactly how we play. That's exactly what we do on offense. We took it to them and were fortunate enough to come up on top.
"When a team tries to impose that will on us and play our game, I think we have the upper hand."
With Saturday's performance, Gaffney topped the 100-yard plateau for the eighth time this season, the second-highest total in Stanford history.
All game long, Gaffney chipped away at the Irish defense, notching 17 runs of at least five yards but only five carries of 10 yards or longer. Ten of his 33 carries went for either a first down or a touchdown and he converted half of Stanford's third downs.
"It was a great total team effort especially from the guys up front," Hogan said. "You saw what Gaff does every time he gets the ball."
Shaw said Gaffney's performance could have been his best one in a Stanford uniform.
"This one was pretty special," Shaw said. "He knows what it's about. When we get a lead, we get into the fourth quarter, they know what's coming. We know what's coming."
Stanford did not try to conceal its steady but effective play-calling. The Cardinal completed only one pass for two yards in the final period and ran the ball 14 times for 68 yards. Gaffney had nine fourth-quarter carries, including one on each of the final nine first downs of the game (excluding kneel downs).
For the game, Stanford ran the ball on 23 of 30 first downs and picked up 12 first downs on the ground.
Cardinal senior running back Anthony Wilkerson added 34 yards and a touchdown on five carries. Wilkerson scored on a 20-yard burst through the heart of the Irish defense, sprinting into the end zone nearly untouched.
In seven home games this season, Stanford has rushed for 1,529 yards (1,032 more than its opponents). By comparison, Notre Dame totaled 1,788 rushing yards in 12 regular-season games this year.
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Experts: by the end of the year oil prices reached $ 50
Federal customs service published the amount of Russia's budget revenues received from oil exports for the first quarter of the current year. Revenue amounted to slightly more than $14 billion, which is almost 40% less than last year. This result was the worst for "black gold" in the statistics of the FCS, since 2004. Especially when you consider that the volume of Russian oil deliveries only rustle — within 5%, to 62 million tons or 5 million barrels a day.
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Under the similar scenario the situation with gas exports. Here the supply increased by 18% (51 billion cubic meters), revenue fell 29% to $8.5 billion In the framework of the quarterly statistics of the FCS this amount corresponds to the minimum value since 2009. The average oil price for the first three months of this year fell by 1.5 times and amounted, according to the Finance Ministry, $36 per barrel, gas – $147 per thousand cubic meters (minus 38%). While petrodollars from January to March, provided just a little more than 60% of the total foreign exchange earnings of the Russian economy, against 68% a year earlier.
However, interviewed by "MK" experts believe that even these figures look too optimistic, it reflects only the situation at the beginning of 2016, while the current figure is more promising.
Director of the energy development Fund Sergey Pikin has reminded that such statistics arose only because in the first quarter of 2016 the price of a barrel reached $30-33. In the second quarter it increased to $45-46, so the chances that it results in Russia profit from the oil revenues will be much higher, very high. "The good results we get once the price of a barrel reaches $50. But it's better if this will happen gradually. Haste in this matter is also dangerous. All because now we have an overproduction of oil by the US, which now every month they have to close dozens of oil wells whose profitability has become negative. Correct tune for a long period of stabilization of the price of the market that now makes Saudi Arabia. As soon as the balance will change in favor of demand, prices do go up. I think Russia is the end of the year will reach the level of $45-50", – concluded the source.Related posts:


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What does kent bugle mean?
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Kent bugle(Noun)
A curved bugle with six stops.
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Kent bugle
a curved bugle, having six finger keys or stops, by means of which the performer can play upon every key in the musical scale; -- called also keyed bugle, and key bugle
Origin: [Probably named after a Duke of Kent.]
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P.U.S.H.-Pray until something happens
Pray until something happens.
A couple of years ago, I heard a pastor say that you should only pray for something once.
I tried in vain to follow that notion but I kept finding myself going back to the same thing and praying over and over again for it.
I would sometimes start my prayer out with. In the name of Jesus, Father God I know that you are the Almighty and you encompass everything. I know that I have prayed for this before and I am sorry to be praying again about it. I know God that you have already heard my prayers but I am still looking for the answer.
Next, my prayers would be something like. In the name of Jesus, Father God I am worried because I have not seen the answer to my prayers yet.
Finally the prayers would be In the name of Jesus, Father God I have come to you with my prayers and I am going to keep coming to you until I see the answer. Your word state.(I would quote the scripture) and I am standing on that. In the name of Jesus, I know that you are preparing great and wonderful things for me and You have the answer to my prayer. In the name of Jesus, I am just asking you for patience while I wait for your answer.
believe it or not, I usually got the answer to my prayer after the last prayer that I just shared with you.
I had to give up on the notion to just pray for something once because I finally realized a couple of things.
First, each time I am praying, I am still developing the relationship between God and myself.
Each time I am praying, I am asking Jesus to step in.
Each time I am praying, I am giving up the battle and turning it over to the Lord
Each time I am praying, I am learning more and more scripture
Each time I pray, I develop some strength and power. The first couple of my prayers I was faint and begging.
At the end of those prayers, I developed some power and strength.
Did you see what just happened?
The birth of an Intercessor.
Someone who has the power to say to Satan---MOVE
Someone who is willing to P.U.S.H. Pray until something happens.


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Summer and garden
Revel with the PartyEnte duck
The StadtEnte from the mbw Schnabels troop is trendy at
every party and a sought-after guest. The sign it carries can
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alternative place card. Or as a going-away gift. Or beforehand
as a reminder of the date: save the date. Upon request, the
Schnabels, which are provided with design protection
throughout the EU and are TÜV-tested, can be gifted in a
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Jury sentences Beaumont man to 75 years for fatal crash
Updated 2:53 pm, Thursday, August 28, 2014
An Orange County jury deliberated for two hours Wednesday before convicting Kelvin Lee Roy of murder. On Thursday, the jury sentenced him to 75 years in prison.
Roy, 32, of Beaumont was accused of intentionally crashing his white Mercury Sable on Feb. 7 into the back of a stopped Honda minivan carrying April and Lexy Bertrand.
Sgt. Richard Howard with the Texas Department of Public Safety told the jury on Tuesday that he couldn't find brake marks following the at Main Street and Old U.S. 90 in Vidor.
The crash was so violent, it ripped the upper-right side of the minivan off. The force ejected 16-year-old Lexy Bertrand, who was fastened into the front passenger seat. Her mom, April, was driving.
Roy's passenger, Taralynn Brown, told authorities after the crash that Roy was threatening to kill her and himself when he crashed into the Bertrands' van.
Because that intent was transferred to another person, according to authorities, Roy was charged with murder.
His defense attorney, Malachi Daws, asked the jury to consider the lesser charge of intoxicated manslaughter.
Testimony showed Roy had been speeding when he hit the railroad tracks at the intersection and his Sable went airborne before crashing down on top of the minivan. The car then flipped several times before coming to a stop near Orange Street -- about 245 feet from where the Bertrands' van was stopped.
Vidor Police Officer Rodney Johnson, one of the first responders to the accident, compared the scene a war zone.
"It looked like something you'd see on a Hollywood show," Johnson said. "It looked like a bomb went off."
Other officers who testified said there were large amounts of debris scattered on the road and a parade of people screaming nearby.
EMS workers got Lexy Bertrand to a nearby hospital, where she was pronounced dead the next day.
Roy's blood sample, which was taken immediately after the accident, tested positive for marijuana, PCP and alcohol, according to testimony. His blood alcohol content tested at 0.015, below the legal limit of 0.08, according to a Jefferson County Crime Lab toxicologist.
Daws told the jury that his client caused the accident because he was high on drugs and not because he had the intention of hurting anyone.
The sentencing porition of the trial is expected to begin tomorrow.


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A vengeful woman pays a price for tipping off the police about her ex-boyfriend's drug ring.
Four students involved in a burglary spree leave amateur clues.
A woman sets Van der Valk up so that he can be held captive during a drug dealer's hearing.
A professor's murder uncovers another crime and many suspects.
A fellow flight passenger dies, leaving Van der Valk with a complicated murder case.
The death of an artist arouses suspicion about reproductions being done in his studio.
A stolen fur helps Van der Valk break a crime ring.
A youth murders his illegitimate friend in order to blackmail his father.
A young German's friends are suspects in his murder.
Van der Valk investigates a thief's sudden wealth.
Van der Valk accidentally encounters a check forger.
An unknown assailant stalks a Dutch policeman (Barry Foster) and his family.
A wealthy tycoon does not want police involvement in a kidnapping and ransom crime.
Van der Valk searches for the truth in an explosion at a firm that reconditions farm machinery.
An American woman seeks help from Van der Valk.
A private investigator is found dead in an apartment not owned by him.
Van der Valk dismisses his wife's assumption that an acquaintance may be in trouble.
A boy sees a body dressed in night clothes on a traveling barge.
Van der Valk seeks evidence to prove a banker's wife's drowning was not an accident.
Van der Valk's hunch leads him to trail a supposedly innocent man.
A diplomat's wife claims a body is not that of her son.
Hypocrisy and religious intolerance.
The murder of a concert violinist traces back to a resistance group in World War II.
A rare book gives Van der Valk the final clue in man's alleged poisoning.
A man confesses to murdering his wife and her lover, but no bodies are found.


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Irish prepare for Terre Haute run
Joe Lindsley | Friday, November 14, 2003
About a year ago, both the men's and women's cross country teams ran in Terre Haute, Ind. in the NCAA Championships.Saturday, the Irish return to Terre Haute and its challenging Lavern Gibson Championship Course to qualify for the national championships at the NCAA Great Lakes Regional.Both Irish squads have the opportunity to earn automatic bids to the title race if they finish first or second in their respective races. Teams that do not finish that high can still make the national race through at-large bids, and the Irish are optimistic that they will qualify one way or the other."If everyone runs well, we hope to qualify, either by automatic, or surely by an at-large bid," senior Brian Kerwin said. "We just want to get into nationals."While the men will take either an automatic or an at-large bid, the women's team – ranked No. 4 in the nation – are favored to win the Regional title. The women, fresh off their second-consecutive Big East conference victory, are returning to the regional race as defending champions. Last year was the only other time in program history the Irish had won the regional title.The women, who have been ranked in the top five all season, have a strong lineup that will not bode well for their competition this weekend.Led by former All-Americans Molly Huddle and Lauren King, the Irish will be aided by two runners who were not able to contribute to last season's post-season success on the course. Senior Megan Johnson missed the end of last season due to an illness, and junior Kerry Meagher, who is in her first season running regularly with the varsity team, was second for the Irish at the Big East race two weeks ago.


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The 11-year-old from Lathrop and nephew of former Manteca High standouts Vince and Benny Garcia steadily improved on the wrestling mat all season, and it culminated into an impressive second-place finish in the Dave Schultz Kids Freestyle State Tournament at Selland Arena in Fresno this past weekend.
The youngest of Garcia grapplers had to get by two combatants he previously had trouble with to meet Randon Miranda in the finals, where he lost by decision, 6-0, 5-2.
Now it's just a matter of him learning how to control his excitement.
"He needs to relax a little bit," said Vince, a 2000 Manteca High graduate, who co-head coaches the Tracy USA Wrestling club with Larry Nicholson. "His adrenaline was pumping too much for the finals."
Alex wasn't too disappointed with the finish. All told, he outpointed his opponents 63-19, beating two by technical fall.
Last year he made his first appearance at state, placing fifth in the 10-11-year-old, 60-pound novice division.
"I think I made a big progression throughout the season," he said. "(The finals) was just like any other match, I just have to fix my mistakes."
His previous two bouts, however, weren't quite like the other ones.
In the quarterfinals he squared off with an all too familiar foe — Jordan Aquino of Vallejo Police Activities League. Aquino hadn't lost to Garcia, winning their previous six showdowns.
It took just 25 seconds for Garcia to get his revenge, and he made it hurt. He attacked Aquino with bulldog-like ferocity from the start and quickly ended it with a violent slam that injured Aquino's shoulder.
"It just feels good to know that I can finally beat him," Garcia said.
Garcia then defeated Arsenio Ayala (Yuba-Sutter Combat Wrestling), who he also previously lost to, in decisive fashion 5-0, 7-0 in the semifinal round.
Garcia attributed his successful season to his dad, Rick Quintero, grandfather, Vince, and both uncles.
Benny Garcia, a California community college state champion and California Interscholastic Federation State Championships qualifier in high school, helps train his nephew on his visits home from Cal Baptist University, where he is a key piece to the school's upstart wrestling program.
Alex Garcia captured many tournament medals this season, most notably from the Brentwood Championships (first in Greco, second freestyle), Sacramento Championships (first freestyle) and Community Youth Center Championships (first freestyle, second Greco) in Concord.


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Chart This: 160 "Strategic Buyers" of Tech Companies
In the technology world, big companies that buy smaller ones often will map out dozens of potential acquisition targets.
Why shouldn't the start-ups and their investors be able to size up the potential buyers?
Now they can. Investment banker Terence Kawaja, who previously published the somewhat-infamous charts showing how 1,240 companies in online advertising connect to each other, this time ginned up a "strategic buyer" chart of the 160 largest "relevant buyers of digital media start-ups," arranged by their propensity for striking deals, among other attributes. (Click here to go to Mr. Kawaja's website and download the chart, or scroll down to view it.)
All told, these buyers have completed thousands of deals over the last five years, worth hundreds of billions of dollars, he said.
At the center are Google, Yahoo, Microsoft and AOL, the "four horsemen" of digital buyers that at one time made the majority of all "digital media" acquisitions.
Google remains very active. Microsoft hasn't made many acquisitions in recent years, but when it does dive in, the company makes a big splash, most recently with its buys of Skype ($8.5 billion) last year and Yammer ($1.2 billion) this year. Yahoo, under new CEO Marissa Mayer, is widely expected to rev up its pace of acquisitions.
The rest of the chart, Mr. Kawaja said, "sheds light on how diverse the buyer universe is now." That's a positive trend for M&A bankers like Mr. Kawaja, who runs Luma Partners in New York.
Retail giant Wal-Mart, for instance, surprised some observers by acquiring several social media, advertising and mobile app-related start-ups over the past year or so. Even Oracle and Salesforce, which primarily made software acquisitions, became bona fide "digital" buyers after each bought a company that helps marketers buy ads on social-media websites.
The chart requires guidance:
It groups the buyers into four quadrants: media, marketing, technology, and commerce/network–companies that "derive large network effects from the delivery of media, communications or commerce," Mr. Kawaja said. Buyers on the left side are generally firms that sell services to businesses, called "enterprise," which those on the right are generally provide services to consumers.
Companies closest to the center have a higher propensity for making acquisitions.
The colors represent a sliding scale of the companies' ability to make "sizable" acquisitions based on their cash available and stock trading multiples, though there are some exceptions. The scale ranges from green (more capable) to red (less capable), with yellow companies falling somewhere in between.
Mr. Kawaja said that just those companies within the circles are sitting on $449 billion in cash or "near-cash," meaning securities. That said, 87% of that amount is held by companies in the top half of the page–most notably, Apple, which has about $117 billion, and Google, with $43 billion.
Lastly, the chart also tries to split the companies into two groups: those that generally make "defensive" acquisitions because their businesses have been "disrupted," Mr. Kawaja said, adding that media and marketing companies often fit into that group; and those who make "offensive" moves, such as jumping into a new business or adding talent.
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