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In the name of our entire staff, we welcome you enthusiastically to the Landgasthof Gesellschaftsmühle. The hotel features lots of parking spots for its visitors. If you are arriving by car, we have free parking directly at the hotel. Make yourself at home The hotel's garden terrace provides an enjoyable atmosphere for its guests. The eatery is proud to offer its hearty meals also on the scenic patio. Where you will stay A desk is available in your room to comfortably fill out post cards or finish any work you might have brought back from the office. You'll also find satellite TV available in all of our rooms. In every single hotel room a bathroom equipped with a shower is included. Soundproof windows are a feature in all rooms at our hotel. If you have some spare time, go for a walk on our walking trails and enjoy the fresh air. Business hours of reception: On business days: from 08:00 to 20:00 .
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I read this brilliant thing on a website chat room the other day. A lot of women write on them to discuss worries and ask questions and give tips and hints on every aspect of pregnancy and birth (and they're coming soon to goodtoknow!). I'm afraid to say that I'm just a lurker, but I do like to read them regularly. Anyway, obviously some women have a tough time being pregnant, suffering from lots of symptoms from extreme morning sickness (hyper-emesis) to crippling SPD which leaves them on crutches, frightening bleeds, heartburn and then towards the end not sleeping, swelling up and struggling to breathe properly. So someone had posted this lovely reminder of how far we've all come over the last 30 weeks or so and it went something like this:
Remember when you saw your positive pregnancy test, how happy you felt? How you stared at it in disbelief and then did another one straight away to make sure?
Then there was the fear that something might go wrong, the rushing to the toilet just to check, the fear that your period will suddenly arrive and it was all in your imagination. 12 weeks and you were so excited about seeing your baby at your first scan. You were terrified they wouldn't find anything in there, or there wouldn't be a heartbeat and then you see a tiny baby shape with its heart pounding away and you realise that a living, breathing baby is growing inside you. You also realise you've reached the magic milestone of 12 weeks and your chances of miscarrying are reduced dramatically - relief!
You get a little bump, then a slightly bigger one and people begin to notice that you're pregnant and you're so proud of it! And then you suddenly feel a bit of a fluttering inside and realise that it's actually your baby wriggling around. At 20 weeks you see your baby again and this tine it looks like a baby. You find out the sex and can start planning names and colours of nurseries and clothes! And then follow the appointments where you listen to your baby's heartbeat thumping away.
And now, here we are at 29 weeks, looking forward to meeting our babies, but we shouldn't wish away the last few weeks of our pregnancies as it's such an amazing time in our lives and the only time that we will be pregnant with this baby and have this pregnancy. It's the last time I'll be pregnant for the first time and while I'm so looking forward to holding my baby, I'm going to really try and make the most of my last 11 weeks, or however many weeks of pregnancy I have left.
Don't you think that's nice? Or are my hormones turning me into a great big softie?!
Anna wears top, £29, from JoJoMamanBebe and maternity jeans, £40, Gap.
- Coming up: Anna has a bit of a scare and is sent to hospital
- Previously: Anna can't believe her eyes at her 3D/4D scan
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Curtius' History offers a great deal of information unavailable elsewhere (even if Arrian is sometimes more reliable on minor details). It also provides by far the most plausible and haunting portrait of Alexander we possess: a brilliantly realized image of a man ruined by constant good fortune in his youth.
Everything else in the book is on the same heroic scale: the great battles and court intrigues that make up a compelling narrative of a turbulent era, and the stirring speeches, incisive character sketches and profound moralizing, in which Curtius shows himself to be a true disciple of Livy. The result is a magnficent work, which more vividly than any other, perhaps, brings Alexander and his age to life for us.


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For Immediate Release (June 9, 2016)
DFL Endorsed Laurie Warner Seeks House 32B
Laurie Warner, DFL, is seeking election in Minnesota House District 32B, contesting the seat currently held by Rep. Bob Barrett (R-Taylors Falls). Laurie and her husband Mike live in North
Branch, have four kids and six grandkids.
Warner is a dedicated community volunteer, including involvement with the North Branch Beautification Association, Wyoming area Creative Arts Community, North Branch Area Pubic
Schools Facilities Study Group, North Branch ACT on Alzheimer's, Chisago County Labor Assembly, and the State Apprenticeship Advisory Board.
Warner grew up in a working class family and always believed in fighting for those who are struggling to make ends meet. Having four sisters and a brother taught her the meaning of
compromise, sharing and caring for each other. Laurie's brother, at the age of 15, was paralyzed in a swimming accident. Suddenly the lives of all in her family were changed. It taught
her th~ importance of working together to help the lives of those less fortunate.
"I will use my life experiences in leading efforts to improve access to affordable health care and affordable housing, to provide quality education including pre-school programs, to support safe
roads and bridges so people can get to work and home again safely, and to bring more good paying jobs into our district," she says.
Warner understands that Minnesota's workplaces need to work for families. As the state rapidly approaches a workforce shortage, businesses and workplaces will need to adapt.
Warner supports policies to help employers recruit, attract and retain new and diverse workers to the local and state economy can continue to thrive.
Warner emphasizes, "Providing all students access to great education will ensure our workforce is prepared for better jobs, make our state a place of innovation and build an economy that
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Dear Cem,I am attempting to get up Ubuntu domU under NetBSD dom0. I don't have a spare partition but have vmware esx server. My idea was to install Ubuntu on the esx sever, obtain the xen vmunix and initrd.img, copy the disk images over to my NetBSD dom0 box and boot.
My first problem is obtaining a xen version of vmunix and initrd.img.I first tried ubuntu server i386 8.10 and did an apt-get install ubuntu-xen-server. I did not see the kernel in the /boot directory and
listing the files of the package it showed only documentation files.I next tried ubuntu server adm64 but when booting as a vm it complained that it was not running on x64 hardware. Is the apt package ubuntu-xen-server only for adm64 hardware? Is there something which needs to be done to get the kernel other than apt-get install ubuntu-xen-server? Is there an issue of going with server 8.10 vs
8.04? Any insight would be appreciated. johnh... On Wed, 19 Nov 2008, Cem Kayali wrote:
Date: Wed, 19 Nov 2008 19:44:27 +0200 From: Cem Kayali <cemkayali%eticaret.com.tr@localhost> To: John Hayward <John.C.Hayward%wheaton.edu@localhost> Cc: port-xen%NetBSD.org@localhost, NetBSD-current Users's Discussion List <current-users%netbsd.org@localhost> Subject: Re: using linux as domU. --- done!!! Hi,I'm neither NetBSD developer nor tester, but an end-user and i am really very happy to use NetBSD as my primary operating system on my notebook. As an end-user, i was planning to launch a blog type web site to publish an end-user's NetBSD experience and small tricks.Xen, NetBSD and a linux distro... I've searched many resources and couldn't find a good tutorial mentioning about to use an existing linux distribution as Xen guest domain. NetBSD's offical one seems to be complex even for average users.I partitioned the hard disk using Ubuntu's Gparted software on Ubuntu live cd, and then installed Grub while installing Ubuntu. Much easier. And then, i have installed NetBSD too. After installing some of packages and editing some of configuration files, result is perfectly working 'NetBSD as dom0 and Ubuntu as domU'.Link to tutorial is http://netbsd.eticaret.com.tr/index.php?sayfa=xen-netbsd-linuxPlease try at your own risk. Best Regards, Cem John Hayward, 11/18/08 15:42:I'm interested in "How to..." ASAP - could you shoot me an e-mail of a what you have? johnh... On Mon, 17 Nov 2008, Cem Kayali wrote:Date: Mon, 17 Nov 2008 03:08:47 +0200 From: Cem Kayali <cemkayali%eticaret.com.tr@localhost> To: port-xen%NetBSD.org@localhost Subject: Re: using linux as domU. --- done!!! For future references;You can pass console parameters using extra="" lines in configuration file.Tonight, i have successfully booted ubuntu as domU... What important is, i have installed ubuntu linux onto primary partition using standard way, its own installation cd. In other words, it is possible to use an already installed linux distribution as domU on NetBSD-current.I will later mention about "How to..." in details. Well, now time to enable X window system... Regards, Cem Manuel Bouyer, 11/16/08 23:54:On Sun, Nov 16, 2008 at 11:48:04PM +0200, Cem Kayali wrote:Thanks for your help! Almost done! Ubuntu booted as domU domain...No error message, all services initialized. It seems the *only remaining problem* is that, i couldn't specify a console for domU. It boots, and i just do not see "login:". If i run "xm shutdown linux", it properly shutdowns.Do you know how to pass console variable to domU kernel?I've not had this problem. Console worked out of the box for me. But I see I have this line in /etc/ttytab: co:2345:respawn:/sbin/agetty xvc0 9600 vt100-nav


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Captive secrets : Captives Series, Book 5. / Fern Michaels.
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If you're dealing with a pre-owned or older Audi or Volkswagen, there's a good chance that the cabin air filter, or pollen filter, hasn't been changed as frequently as it should be. Indeed, it's not a terrible thing if this is the case; a dirty cabin air filter won't affect the performance of your car.
Perhaps this filter gets ignored because it's an "extra" filter above and beyond what most cars have. The cabin air filter screens the outside air on its way into your car's climate control system. For those of you like myself who suffer from seasonal allergies (and I do mean suffer), who seek the solace in a controlled environment such as indoors or in a car's interior, the cabin filter is an attractive feature.
In truth, a dirty filter shouldn't let more nasty stuff into your car than a new filter, but it does pose a restriction to the car's HVAC components and will keep them from working at peak performance. The act of changing this filter also gives us a chance to explore our Audi A4's somewhat unique and intricate cowl paneling, which hides several components and separates them from the main engine compartment.
One portion of the plastic paneling in the Audi's cowl area appears to be dedicated to providing access to the cabin air filter. It is normally secured with a bolt running through the middle of the filter housing as indicated, but it was missing in our project car.
While it appears you can access the filter simply by removing this small panel, and that's how you'll find this project described in some manuals, you also have to remove the panel below it, which is quite a bit larger and more cumbersome to remove. Plus, it's not that easy to remove only the filter panel without a) loosening the larger cowl panel that stretches across the engine compartment, or b) cracking the small panel. For these reasons, I recommend simply removing the large cowl panel by pulling it toward the front of the car.
The rubber strip on the leading edge of the panel (green arrow) sandwiches the edge of the panel and a metal lip on the firewall to hold them together. Simply slide it off of the metal lip to free the cowl panel. The cowl panel also slides out from under another plastic panel that covers the bottom of the windshield.
The flat, black plastic panel that lies at the base of the windshield is actually made up of two pieces, split and overlapping at the midline of the car. You want to remove the one on the passenger side, which integrates the cabin air filter housing. This piece has three Phillips-head plastic fasteners. Loosen them 1/4-turn to remove the windshield panel. These fasteners can strip easily so don't turn them further than you need; however, if one is stripped, you may be able to remove the panel anyway. If you can't, you can easily cut a straight slot in the plastic and use a conventional screwdriver to turn it.
Here's the upper filter housing during removal. First, yuck! Second, note the extensive drainage channels both in this housing and the one in which the filter rests--check to be sure these are clear of any debris. Third, note the leaves that have collected here, despite the barriers provided by all these plastic panels. The ability to clean all of this out is another reason to just go ahead and remove the large cowl panel when you're doing this job.
Grab the folds in the filter to lift it up and then slide it out of the housing.
I probably should have cleaned up around the filter before removing it in order to keep any debris from falling into the intake tract for the climate control system.
There, all cleaned up. A few seconds with a shop vacuum tidied things up nicely.
This close-up shows one of the drainage holes that appear on either side of the filter housing, above the filter itself. This also gives a good view of the metal edge at the bottom of the windshield; the tabs of the three, 1/4-turn plastic screws in the upper filter housing rotate into position underneath this metal edge during reassembly to secure it in place.
Note the air flow direction indicator printed on the side of the new air filter.
A look inside the filter housing reveals these triangular supports that hold the filter in position at the top of the housing.
Use your hand to guide the filter above these triangular supports as you slide it into the housing and into place. Make sure the filter fits snugly to the housing around its perimeter.
Time to turn around and start the reassembly. Grab the black panel that covers the bottom of the windshield and includes the upper filter housing. Slide the far passenger-side corner underneath the hood hinge.
Work your way toward the center of the car, where you will connect this piece to the driver's side half.
Here's a close-up of one of the tabs on the underside that holds this piece to the windshield as described earlier. This first shot shows the tab unlocked, as it would be before installation...
...and this one shows the tab after it has been rotated into the locked position, using one of the screw heads on the top side. The tab goes underneath the windshield, securing the plastic panel in place.
The filter housing is now in place.
Replace the small honeycomb panel that goes on top of the filter housing, and then slide the larger plastic cowl panel underneath it. The cowl panel also slides under the lower windshield panel.
On the driver's side, the hood latch cable runs in a channel in this piece of weather-stripping. Press the cable into the channel...
...and as you replace the weather-stripping that secures the cowl panel, its end holds the cable in place like so.
Secure the weather-stripping to the plastic cowl panel and the metal lip on the firewall. Work your way over to the passenger side.
The passenger-side end of the weather-stripping is also notched to clear the weather-stripping running along the fender side of the engine bay.
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"Fazle Hasan Abed has built one of the world's most commercially-minded and successful NGOs" says an article published recently in The Economist. An IUCN member organization in Bangladesh called Bangladesh Rural Advancement Committee (BRAC) was acknowledged as "the largest, fastest-growing non-governmental organisation (NGO) in the world—and one of the most businesslike".
The article highlights some interesting facts regarding Sir Fazle Hasan Abed's efforts in terms of building such a successful and unique organization, which has now established itself as a pioneer in recognizing and tackling the different dimensions of poverty.
BRAC is a development organization founded by Fazle Hasan Abed in February 1972. Its initial focus was on assisting the refugees returning from India to their newly independent country. In 1973, BRAC broadened its focus to long term sustainable poverty reduction. BRAC has been an IUCN member since 1997.
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Luxe lunch takes its time, tests your tastes
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I catch the subway at Atlantic Avenue in Park Slope in Brooklyn. The air conditioning is broken. The train is filled with people going to work and the store. I'm having lunch at Per Se, chef Thomas Keller's four-hour, $300-a-meal room of feasting. You wouldn't know it by looking at me because I've left my bag of good clothes back in Maine. I'll be borrowing a jacket and hoping that they don't consider my white Dickies "jeans" and my black
I get off the train at Columbus Circle. The
I'm greeted, given a jacket, whisked off to my table with its leather cushion and many pillows, and tucked in as if in a high chair behind the porcelain and linens. I'm immediately given champagne and salmon tartare, which is served like a scoop of ice cream in a crème fraîche-filled black sesame cone. I'm looking out at the leafiness of Central Park, and I know that I will be tended to like a newborn and fed and fed and fed.
Lunch at Manhattan's finest fine-dining restaurants is a pleasure. Dinner might be too, but that is generally difficult to book, can take hours, and is expensive. Lunch reservations can be made that morning. The meals still take forever, but it is glamorous to linger, and lunch is a relative bargain. I spent three days early last month eating at four classic power lunch, birthday dinner, last meal on earth type restaurants.
The first day I had two meals, one at Aquavit and the other at Le Bernardin. The next day I went to Jean Georges and on the third day to Per Se.
Restaurant Aquavit, with refined Scandinavian food by the Swedish-Ethiopian chef Marcus Samuelsson, is the most casual place on my list. It's right off Park Avenue, in a quiet alcove, around the corner from a Maybach and a Ferrari dealer and huddles of young investment bankers.
Inside, Aquavit looks like a Design Within Reach store, all leather and bent wood. The dining room is monastically solemn - no windows, no music, and light comes from a pair of big round places in the ceiling and casts almost no shadows.
The food has all of the flavors of a rustic Swedish smorgasbord, but instead of large wooden bowls filled with piles of food, there are bites, of lobster, beets, mushrooms, smoked trout, horseradish green apples, potatoes, dill. It makes me feel like a Swedish grandfather on my deathbed, dreaming of the flavors of youth: a hunting trip with the Sami in Lapland, fishing on the Baltic Sea, harvesting turnips near Halmstad . . . There is a long list of aquavits - basically Swedish vodka - and though it seems reckless to drink shots of straight booze in the middle of the day, they have lingonberry aquavit, so why not.
After lunch at Aquavit I rush off to Le Bernardin. Since it opened in the mid-'80s, Le Bernardin, probably the fanciest and most French seafood place in town, has been walking a strange line between dated dowdy and ahead of its time sleek. The diners (older, lots of ties and jackets) and atmosphere (elaborate flowers, oil paintings, piped in smooth jazz, nice carpet) make me feel like I'm at a country club bar mitzvah. Windows face the street, but you can't really see the street through wood screens, blinds, windows, and plants. If you could, you would see idling black limousines and town cars, lined up two and three deep, waiting for diners to finish lunch.
The food at Le Bernardin is elegant, French Technique and French flavors spiked with bits of this spice and that exotic citrus from around the world. The restaurant is busier and brighter than Aquavit, and the crowd seems to be a well-groomed mix of tourists, business long lunchers, and elderly Upper East Siders.
The savory part of the meal begins with perfect salmon rillettes, continues with raw yellowfin layered with toasted baguette and foie gras terrine and topped with lemon juice, fruity olive oil and chives, and ends with a filet of red snapper gilded with a golden brown sourdough bread crust, sitting in a broth of basil-scented tomato consommé with heirloom tomatoes, micro basil, and balsamic gelée cubes. The gelée is the sole nod to trendy cooking. Le Bernardin is a triumph of graceful restraint.
The next day I skip breakfast, go for a walk, and then hop on the train for lunch at Jean Georges in the shiny black Trump International Hotel and Tower. Jean Georges Vongerichten opened his eponymous restaurant in 1997. Since then he has been busy with restaurants around the world but has never let the original slide.
The entrance to the building is right across from Central Park but most of the dining room looks out onto a terrace with small trees and beyond to a
The food is bright and beautiful - heirloom watermelon gazpacho with tomato and basil, kampachi sashimi with iceberg lettuce and cilantro shallot mignonette, steamed halibut with honshimeji mushrooms and lemongrass consommé. It tastes French, and so Japanese, but also hot, sour, salty, and sweet like Thai or Vietnamese. The service is nearly invisible. I hear a clink and see that a busser is refilling the ice in my glass of iced tea. On the way out I have a good look at the open kitchen with its infinite copper pans and squadron of white clogged, high-strung surgeon cooks.
By my third day of fine dining I'm suffering from fancy food fatigue. The idea of a multicourse lunch at Per Se seems more daunting than luxurious, but I get over it.
Each of Per Se's 16 tables has a view of the park, and no table really seems to be any better than another. After the champagne and salmon in the cone comes dish after tiny, perfect dish of ingredients high and low and in between, refined until they seem about to burst, and usually with at least three plates and as many as four plates underneath the eating plate on which sits the speck of food.
Hour after hour the courses keep coming: chilled avocado soup, sweet carrot sorbet, raw hamachi and fluke, buckwheat rigatini with summer truffles, Oysters and Pearls - a "sabayon" of pearl tapioca with oysters and caviar eaten with a mother of pearl caviar spoon, a scrambled Araucana chicken egg with calf's brain and black truffles - the calf's brain the texture of a raw oyster and the summer truffles fragrant but rubbery. It seems that every ingredient on earth has made it onto the menu.
The wine is paired with each course and poured into glasses so delicate that they are almost not even there. Halfway through the meal they bring the tray of bread. I choose pretzel bread with two butters, both handmade, one in Vermont and the other in California, and a tiny baguette, not a slice of baguette but an entire tiny baguette. The meal continues with rabbit with bacon and honey dates, butter poached lobster with pole beans, a beef tongue smoked in a glass bowl so that when I open the lid smoke pours out and it smells like fall and tastes like bacon.
The experience is decadent - intellectually satisfying and singularly delicious. But something is missing, and I think it might be some kind of starchy blandness. At Per Se, even the bread is too flavorful. And even more than at the other lunches, there is nothing to dig into. Every bite is an explosive sensation - so many textures, so many tastes, but it almost makes me feel like I'm eating an Italian hoagie without the roll. I haven't chewed enough. I'm totally full but I still want to eat lunch.
Dessert is another few courses. Plum sorbet, a strawberry float, a riff on coffee and doughnuts, another on blueberries and popcorn, then a selection of house-made chocolates, gelées, and other candy, enough so that it feels like Halloween on planet fancy.
Finally, the check.
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Reactions were mixed among area coaches Wednesday when the Sac-Joaquin Section unveiled its postseason basketball brackets.
Sierra High's Valley Oak League champion boys team may have been knocked out of a desired top-four seed in Division III after losing two of its last three regular-season contests — both to other playoff-bound squads.
The Timberwolves (20-6) are attempting to reach the section finals a third straight year, but it will be tougher with no guarantee of a second-round home game. They are seeded sixth and play host to former VOL foe Central Valley (21-6) of Ceres next Wednesday, Feb. 26. The first round for girls is on Tuesday; although the postseason officially tips off Friday with out-bracket games.
"I thought we'd be higher than we are, to be honest with you," Sierra coach Scott Thomason said. "The losses hurt us I'm sure, so we may have put ourselves in that position. For some reason though our league is not getting the respect it deserves."
City rival Manteca (19-8) may also have a gripe as the No. 13 seed. No area boys team is rolling like the Buffaloes heading into the playoffs having won seven in a row, including last week's 47-45 triumph over Sierra.
They finished second in the VOL and were rewarded with a first-round game at No. 4 Christian Brothers (18-9), the state's 18th-ranked Division III team by MaxPreps. Meanwhile, No. 10 Foothill (13-14) and No. 12 El Dorado (13-13) were both third-place teams out of their conferences with worse overall records but get more favorable opening-round matchups.
Not surprisingly, powerhouse Modesto Christian (19-8) is top-seeded team in Division III, with rivals Vanden (17-10) and Fairfield (22-5) at 2 and 3, respectively. Vanden earned its first conference title since 1995 after twice upsetting Fairfield to claim the Solano County Athletic League outright. Pioneer Valley League champion Lincoln (21-6) of Placer County rounds out the top five.
Not all are upset about their placement.
Lathrop (16-10) is in a good spot in the Division IV bracket. Fresh off their thrilling overtime win over Sierra in the regular-season finale, the No. 6 Spartans were elated to find out that they will host a first-round contest against Southern League champion and 11th-seeded Mariposa (22-3). No. 3 Riverbank (21-3) likely awaits the winner.
It's a wide-open field in Division IV, which has no overwhelming favorite and lacks the overall depth of Division III. At the top is Encina (24-3). Natomas (15-8) is No. 2 and takes on No. 15 Ripon (8-19).
The East Union girls (18-8) aren't complaining either after securing the third and final berth available to the VOL. It will be their 14th playoff appearance in the last 15 years, and it will take place at Dalben Center. They are seeded eighth and are paired with No. 9 Placer (14-12).
Also staying home to open Division III play is VOL runner-up Weston Ranch (18-8) is seeded sixth and faces No. 11 El Camino (13-13).
"I feel like I gotta take the committee out for dinner," East Union coach Jim Agostini joked. "A No. 8 seed with a home game is a long way from a 1-4 start to league. We're excited about it."
The East Union-Placer winner takes on top-seeded Vanden (21-5), a big favorite in this bracket. Modesto Christian (19-8), Patterson (23-4) and Florin (18-9) are Nos. 2-4 in that order.
Ripon Christian's girls team (21-3) won't get a chance to tack onto its 18-game winning streak until Thursday, Feb. 27. That's because the Knights have a first-round bye in the 11-team Division V bracket. They'll await No. 6 Sacramento Waldorf (12-12) or No. 11 Western Sierra Academy (7-11). Small-school juggernaut and No. 1 seed Brookside Christian (23-4) is probably the section's surest bet to capture a blue banner, which would be its third in a row.
In Division V boys, Ripon Christian (21-5) drew the fifth seed and welcomes No. 12 Buckingham Charter (12-9) next Wednesday. State power Capital Christian (24-3) is the defending champ here.
It is the first time in 25 years that the old power ratings system was not used to help the section's playoff committee determine qualifiers and seeds. Now, the top three teams in every league are guaranteed spots, and each of the nine conferences with the highest postseason winning percentages from the previous three years is awarded a fourth.


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Spokeswoman Marcie Moriarty says they will not name the suspect in the case until Crown prosecution decides if it will lay charges.
The dog's owner Brian Whitlock was questioned about the matter by police earlier this week after he was arrested on unrelated charges of criminal harassment.
Whitlock was released from custody on his own recognizance Thursday, leaving the B.C. Provincial Court in the Downtown Eastside by a side door.
Investigators with the SPCA say the dog was emaciated and badly injured when it was discovered wrapped in blood-soaked blankets in a Kitsilano dumpster. Despite their attempts to save the dog, Captain died from his injuries last week.
Earlier this week CBC News obtained a copy of information sworn out to obtain a search warrant regarding the dog's death.
In it, a witness told the B.C. SPCA he'll be haunted by the sound of banging coming from Whitlock's apartment on July 18, the day neighbours found the gravely wounded dog in a dumpster behind the apartment building.
Wednesday night, hundreds of people and their dogs gathered at Vancouver's Kits Beach to mark Captain's death.


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Our opinion: A key ally of Gov. Cuomo releases an audit quite critical of Comptroller Tom DiNapoli, and Mr. DiNapoli fires back. Who's correct is the $159 billion question.
Our headline last week said it all, or all that would fit in a seven-word summary of the charges and countercharges in the ongoing feud between Gov. Andrew Cuomo and state Comptroller Tom DiNapoli:
"Auditor is audited in battle of audits."
In a state capital where the most closely watched contact sport is politics, this was a heavyweight fight. Here were two agencies normally known for serious, capable, and thorough analysis, each calling the work of the other into question. First, it was the Cuomo administration's Department of Financial Services faulting how the comptroller's office manages state pension fund records. By week's end, it was Mr. DiNapoli's office delivering a point-by-point rebuttal.
Even the most apolitical of New Yorkers have reason to be alarmed by this. If the state Department of Financial Services is correct, a pension fund of nearly $159 billion relies heavily on woefully out-of-date information technology for its administration. The DFS report described an operation where administration is done on a 1980s-era mainframe computer that relies on computer codes that date back to the 1950s.
That would sound like a disaster waiting to happen. Imagine if the data for some 413,000 retirees and beneficiaries and 648,000 public-sector workers were somehow hacked, or the system simply broke down.
Not at all likely, Mr. DiNapoli's office said in a detailed response delivered late Friday. It stressed that none of this has anything to do with the investment side of the retirement system, only the administrative end.
The system, though old, is stable, reliable, secure and redundant, Mr. DiNapoli says. The agency has been working for more than six years on upgrading, but says it has been moving deliberately in order to avoid the money-wasting debacles that similarly large projects done by other state agencies have sometimes become.
That's one of the many shots that the comptroller's office took at the administration. Even more direct was its assertion that DFS was in such a rush to put out its scathing audit that it didn't even ask the comptroller's office for a response to the findings, as is typically done with state audits. Consequently, it was full of errors.
All this is of course red meat for the political mill. Ben Lawsky, a reliable gubernatorial ally who heads DFS, must have been delighted to give Mr. DiNapoli's office a dose of its own medicine, as surely as Mr. Cuomo must be to watch him do it. It was barely a week ago that Mr. DiNapoli was accusing the state Health Department of wasting millions of dollars after his auditors turned up some erroneous Medicaid payments.
But political entertainment aside, the damage here is incalculable. Here are two offices for which an impeccable reputation for unbiased analysis is vital — DFS in its monitoring of the insurance and banking industries; the comptroller as auditor of state government and public authorities — reduced to fighting like accounting school bullies.
It will be far easier to overhaul the comptroller's computer system than to repair the damage that's been done, and probably will continue to be if these two Democrats dig in for an extended feud.
This spat would be a whole lot easier to tolerate, though, and maybe even more fun to watch, if the rest of us are reassured that pension system data is safe and retirees' checks won't abruptly stop.
That's the real issue here. Politics ought not to obscure it.


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3.) Come by Cruise Ship, Come by Plane, Our Website
- Name and dates of ship we are on, Airport you could fly into and our website address with a note about getting up-to-date info, reservation and hotel information there.
4.) Agenda for day of wedding
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Tonight's ELR, among other things, will have some reasonable amount of semi-focus on comic books. Specifically stuff we like, things that are happening in the comics world, and extras like favorite artists working today, best stories, movies that are coming this year, etc etc.
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The Dutch legend has also outlined what his old club must do to catch current champions Chelsea.
Manchester United legend Jaap Stam has backed Louis Van Gaal to win titles with Manchester United, on the club's official website.
United initially struggled this season as the Dutchman failed to find a formation and line-up that suited him, but have since rallied in the second half of the campaign.
That has saw them make it back into the top four and secure Champions League qualification, meaning the Red Devils have achieved what they were aiming for this season. Many are now expecting a title challenge next year, and Stam is a supporter of those claims.
"Louis van Gaal is a great builder of a team; he's proven that in Munich and Barcelona," he said.
"In terms of next season, if he can bring in a couple of new players and carry on working with the youngsters, telling them what to do and showing them videos, he's going to win the league I think. Hopefully next season."
The former defender has also highlighted jut what his old side need to do in order to challenge champions Chelsea next year.
Jose Mourinho's side have won the Premier League at a canter this season, proving to be not only the best defensively, but one of the best attacking outfits as well.
However, the second half of the season saw them change tact and become more defensively solid, sacrificing their attacking flair in the process, and Stam has called for United to try and mirror that mentality next year.
"Maybe United need to defend a bit better to win the title," he added.
"Chelsea didn't play the most attacking football, but they got results, and I think that's what you need as a team and a manager. If they keep playing attacking football and don't concede as many goals, eventually you'll get results and win the league as well."


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The things we don't want to look at in ourselves are the very things we need to look at.
It is one of life's great paradoxes the things we don't want to look at in order to know ourselves better and to become more fully who we are. The feelings that make us want to runaway are buried treasure full of energy and inspiration if we are willing to look. These feelings come in many forms, from strange images or snippets of information to recurring dreams and feelings that rise up seemingly without a reason. Whatever shape they come in, and no matter how scary they seem, these messengers bring the information we need in order to grow.


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University of New Brunswick alumnus Alex DeLorey will find out on Canada Day if he's going to be one of this nation's newest astronauts.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau will reveal the Canadian Space Agency's two successful candidates on Saturday on Parliament Hill, bringing the year-long selection process for two new astronauts to a close.
DeLorey, a native of the Moncton area who now lives in southern Ontario, always dreamed of being an astronaut. He's a mechanical engineer who works on the refurbishment of nuclear reactors.
Photo credit: Canadian Space Agency, MCpl Chris Ringius, DND. / © Canadian Space Agency)


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One of Europe's most demanding future challenges will be to find an answer how to address the increasing energy demand without harming the environment. Renewable Energy could offer sustainable solutions to these challenges at a stroke as climate change, energy supply and energy security are all linked together. Especially solar energy would perfectly balance the triangle of security of supply, competitiveness and sustainability which provides the most positive outcome.
The neighbouring Southern Mediterranean Partner Countries dispose of vast solar power resources which could tackle Europe's most pressing issues and can at the same time fix complementary issues in the Mediterranean region such as the energy poverty, socioeconomic development and efficiency. In the MED region the growth of population and economy will lead to a rising demand. The energy demand may increase by 65% before 2025, as a result of the influence of population growth and the increase in demand associated with economic development according to Plan Bleu. By 2050, the electricity demand will almost triple and will achieve an electricity demand in the same order of magnitude as Europe.
In order to gain control over the energy demand, energy constraints and CO2 emissions, there is a necessity to enforce Renewable Energy on a large scale. The share of Renewables in the primary energy supply are under-exploited in the region and were only representing about 3% of the MED energy consumption.
The Mediterranean Solar Plan and DESERTEC
In the Euro-Mediterranean Relations energy issues have become more central when at the 5th EMP Ministerial Conference on Energy the partners established a Priority Action Plan 2008-2013 that contains measures covering a wide area of energy related subjects. The new created Union for the Mediterranean aims to give renewed vigour to Europe's relationship with its southern neighbours and let arise a fresh opportunity for cooperation on energy issues and climate change. The Union's intention is to increase collaboration with North Africa on energy issues and to place greater focus on Renewables through EU development policy. The UfM will integrate existing Euro-MED policies in various fields, and several ongoing regional programmes will be continued or established. At the core of the UfM are several projects in the field of solar energy cooperation are envisaged among them the ambitious Mediterranean Solar Plan.
The Mediterranean Solar Plan (MSP) was endorsed at the Paris Summit on 13-14 July 2008. The MSP is expected to develop 20 GW in order to satisfy the increasing energy demand. Additionally, it should support an integrated renewable market for the EU-MED region. At the Summit it was concluded that "market deployment as well as research and development of all alternative sources of energy are a major priority in efforts towards assuring sustainable development". (Joint declaration) The principal issue is the high costs of the MSP of about 80 billion Euros. The Neighbourhood Investment Facility, amounting from 2007-2013 over 700 million Euro for transport, energy, environment, and the social and private sector, and the Facility for Euro-Mediterranean Investment, with 32 million Euro per year for 2007-2013 via the EIB, are not enough to implement these high cost projects.
The political and financial problems could open the door for the German initiative Desertec, a private sector consortium, which proposes a system approach enhancing 40 GW. Desertec is outside of the UfM what makes it a more flexible project which can rely on willing partner countries without having to cooperate multilaterally. Desertec's Concentrating Solar-Thermal Power Plants (CSP-Plants) are a new technology which present features particularly suited to the regional context as they can generate power all the time, deliver power on demand whenever it is required and can be installed in isolated semi-desert grounds. (Desertec) The goal of the Desertec project is to achieve a competitive, secure and compatible supply of electricity within the integrated EU-MED region up to the year 2050. However, next to the enormous high investment costs of about 400 Billion Euros, the Desertec project will also be dependent on the same technical and political issues
Prospects of a Solar Plan strategy
The Lisbon Treaty have finally ensured that the EU "speaks with one voice" on external issues. This prospect and the actual Spanish EU-presidency could strengthen the role of cooperation between the shores from which both the European countries and their partners from the southern shore have a lot to gain. In May 2010, Spain will host in Valencia a conference regarding Mediterranean projects of renewable energies. It is suggested to convene a Euro-med Energy Ministerial to advance the integration of energy markets in the region and take note of progress in implementing concrete solar projects. In addition, the project "Paving the Way for the Mediterranean Solar Plan", expected to start soon in the first of half of 2010, shall progress the establishment of a harmonised legislative and regulatory framework in the Euro-Mediterranean region favourable to large-scale renewable energy adoption and use, renewable electricity trade, energy efficiency and energy savings and improvements in intra- and inter-regional knowledge transfer.
A successful solar cooperation, either through the MSP or Desertec, might bring stability and promote the development of the North African economies, assumed that a share of power generated will remain in the MED region. Anyway which project will become reality, a close cooperation between the EU and the Mediterranean in renewable energy could create a win-win situation for both in terms of security of supply, economical benefits and climate change mitigation. However, this requires a simultaneous focus on all technical, political, legal and financial challenges. The implementation of all necessary measures might take at least two decades to become effective, what calls for the quick introduction of the necessary policies.
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Dexamethasone for Palliation - Brain Metastases
|The safety and scientific validity of this study is the responsibility of the study sponsor and investigators. Listing a study does not mean it has been evaluated by the U.S. Federal Government. Read our disclaimer for details.
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier: NCT00188864
Recruitment Status : Active, not recruiting
First Posted : September 16, 2005
Last Update Posted : December 29, 2016
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|First Submitted Date ICMJE
|September 12, 2005
|First Posted Date ICMJE
|September 16, 2005
|Last Update Posted Date
|December 29, 2016
|Start Date ICMJE
|November 2003
|Estimated Primary Completion Date
|November 2017 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Current Primary Outcome Measures ICMJE
|To perform an adequate statistical evaluation of patients regarding the role of steroid therapy in managing patients with cerebral metastases.
|Original Primary Outcome Measures ICMJE
|Same as current
|Change History
|Complete list of historical versions of study NCT00188864 on ClinicalTrials.gov Archive Site
|Current Secondary Outcome Measures ICMJE
|To observe whether DXM 8mg qAM for symptomatic patients and DXM 4mg qAM for asymptomatic patients is effective in maintaining symptom control without neurological deterioration that necessitates the patient to go back to a higher dose.
|Original Secondary Outcome Measures ICMJE
|Same as current
|Current Other Outcome Measures ICMJE
|Not Provided
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|Brief Title ICMJE
|Dexamethasone for Palliation - Brain Metastases
|Official Title ICMJE
|Dexamethasone as Palliative Treatment in Addition to Radiation Therapy for Patients With Brain Metastases: A Prospective Study
|Brief Summary
Brain metastases occur when cancer cells from the initial tumour site (for example, lung or breast) spread to the brain. This develops in approximately 10% - 30% of adults with cancer. They can produce different complaints related to their effect on brain functioning, decrease in a person's ability to carry on with their usual activities, a reduction in the quality of life and shortened life expectancy.
The standard treatment particularly for people with more than one brain metastasis consists of palliative radiation therapy to the brain and steroids. Steroids (such as Decadron or Dexamethasone) are medication used to reduce swelling around the tumour, and thus symptoms improve. Steroids could be very helpful but have a number of potential side effects, particularly if used for longer periods of time. There is no standard dose of Decadron used in treating brain metastases patients. The most commonly dose used is 4 mg four times/day.
This study will assess if lower doses of Decadron - 8 mg every morning for symptomatic patients and 4 mg every morning for asymptomatic patients - are effective in maintaining symptom control in patients with brain metastases, without neurological deterioration that necessitates the patient to go back or to a higher dose at any time. This information will help also in understanding how to decrease the side effects associated with higher doses of steroids in people with your condition.
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|Study Phase
|Phase 2
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|Allocation: Non-Randomized
Intervention Model: Single Group Assignment
Masking: None (Open Label)
Primary Purpose: Treatment
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|Neoplasm Metastasis
|Intervention ICMJE
|Drug: dexamethasone
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|Active, not recruiting
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|November 2017
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|November 2017 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
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|18 Years and older (Adult, Senior)
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|University Health Network, Toronto
|Study Sponsor ICMJE
|University Health Network, Toronto
|Collaborators ICMJE
|Princess Margaret Hospital, Canada
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|University Health Network, Toronto
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|December 2016
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By The League of Women Voters
Wednesday, July 10, 2013 10:00 PM
The League of Women Voters, a nonpartisan, multi-issue political organization, encourages informed and active participation in government, works to increase public understanding of major policy issues and influences public policy through education and advocacy. All men and women are invited to join LWV where hands-on work to safeguard democracy leads to civic improvement. For information about the League, visit the website: www.lwvmontco.org or send a message to LWV, PO Box 101, Crawfordsville, IN 47933.
The 4th annual Green Issues Summer Movie Series, co-sponsored by the League of Women Voters of Montgomery County and the Wabash College Library, was kicked off on Wednesday, June 26, with a well-attended screening of Cape Spin! (2012).
Cape Spin! is a documentary about the battles over a proposed 130-windmill wind farm in Nantucket sound, between Cape Cod, Nantucket, and Martha's Vineyard. Cape Wind, the company that will build and run the wind farm, first proposed the project in 2001 - it is yet to be built, but construction is currently scheduled to start in 2015. One week before our showing, a Danish pension fund announced that they will invest $200 million in the project, over 7% of the $2.6B that the project needs.
The Alliance to Protect Nantucket Sound, led by Audra Parker, is against the project. The Alliance claims to be in favor of green energy, but not in this location. Some argue that 130 windmills in the sound will be an eyesore, in a region that depends heavily on tourism. Some argue that it may be bad for the fishing industry or dangerous for boating (especially, as one character in the documentary claims, since the Sound is fogged in 185 days a year - but that would simultaneously make the eyesore less of an issue). The Alliance has allied with the Wampanoag Native American Nation - the Wampanoag call themselves "the people of the first light", and argue that the windmills will violate their sacred view of the sunrise.
Clean Power Now, led by Barbara Hill, is for the project, because it is an environmentally friendly source of power. The Department of the Interior found that there will be minimal ecological impact, Cape Air says the windmills will not adversely impact their air traffic, and the FAA reports that Otis AFB says the windmills should not interfere with their radar.
Cape Spin! contrasts the viewpoints of The Alliance to Protect Nantucket Sound (including both Audra Parker and representatives of the Wampanoag Nation); Clean Power Now; reporters from the Boston Globe, the Cape Cod Times, and National Public Radio; Jim Gordon (president of Cape Wind); and people who have been injured by coal mining in West Virginia and who therefore are arguing in favor of non-coal energy sources. The documentary is a whirlwind of compelling arguments from all sides, yet all sides have such vested interests that it is hard to tell whose facts can be trusted. The Crawfordsville viewing audience was perhaps 1/3 for, 2/3 ambivalent, none against the project. A lively discussion ensued with local farmers who have looked into wind energy generation on their farms here in Montgomery County. Facts were presented about how few birds are killed by running into windmills as compared with those killed by cars, cats, or global warming. It was noted that the Cape Audubon society is in favor of Cape Wind.
More information about the film can be found at the film's website, www.capespin.com. The next Green Issues movie will be Island President on Tuesday, followed by Into Eternity on August 7. Both movies will be shown in Korb classroom, Wabash College Fine Arts Center, on South Grant Street at 7pm. The League of Women Voters and Wabash College Library offer this series at no cost, and all are welcome to attend.
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Media Studies: Radio/Television/Video
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Average Class Size: 15
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Program Courses Offered: Day & Evening
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About the Program
Ask those who have made it big in the broadcast industry where they got their start, and you'll discover it was at a university or community college. You, too, can get your feet wet by enrolling in Iowa Western's Electronic Media Studies: Radio/Television/Video program of study. Graduates earn an Associate of Arts degree and gain real-world experience in broadcasting.
Iowa Western is one of a select few community colleges with a powerful 100,000-watt FM radio station, 89.7 The River, as well as our very own cable television station, CBTV-17. Our students get valuable experience on working on and off air by assisting in the production of radio and television broadcasts. With both radio and TV stations right here on campus, you'll learn using some of the best technology available.
This program consists of a balanced mix of hands-on lab work and interesting classroom time. Many graduates of this program jump right into entry-level broadcast positions, while others continue to pursue a bachelor's degree for higher paying jobs.
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This program is designed for students intending to transfer on to a four-year institution upon completion of this two-year degree. Graduates are able to explore a multitude of career options, including audio and video production, promotions, commercial copy writing, news writing, broadcast sales and management, and on-air production.
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SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (WWLP) – Springfield police say that four women apparently overdosed on heroin, and some of their children were at home at the time to find them.
Springfield Police Lt. David Kane told WWLP that they had received a 911 call from a 12-year-old girl reporting four women were unresponsive at a home in the 100 block of Ambrose Street around 12:30 a.m.
The women had reportedly came to the home after going out, leaving pre-teens and teens at home alone playing video games upstairs in a bedroom.
Police, fire, and emergency crews arrived shortly after the call and found two of the women had pulses and two did not.
All four were given the opiate reversal drug Naloxone, or commonly called by the brand name Narcan, and quickly became alert and able to walk. All four were transported to nearby hospitals which included Mercy Medical Center and Baystate Medical Center.
Detectives found drug paraphernalia and evidence that will be taken to the labs and tested. Police are following up with DCF.
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MORETON Hall Preparatory School's South African games teacher Andrew Northcote has a chance at starring at this Summer's Twenty20 cricket World Cup in Sri Lanka, but not by representing his home nation.
That is because the 28-year-old, who has spent the previous three seasons playing for Woolpit in Marshall Hatchick Two Counties Division Two, is currently almost 3,500 miles across the world in Dubai, representing Italy in an ICC Twenty20 World Cup qualifying competition, with a chance of gaining qualification to the main competition in September.
The 16 nations have been split into two groups with Italy being drawn alongside Oman, USA, Ireland, Scotland, Kenya, Uganda and Namibia in Group A while Group B is made up of Afghanistan, Hong Kong, Netherlands, Papua New Guinea, Denmark, Nepal, Bermuda and Canada.
The top three teams from each group enter the playoffs, with two going onto the World Cup.
Speaking earlier this week prior to the competition, Northcote, who has represented Italy since 2007, spoke about his pride at being selected and what his side's chances were of clinching a spot in Sri Lanka.
"It is a great honour to representing Italy, and this tournament is a fantastic opportunity for us play our way into the World Cup," he said.
"Ireland, Scotland, Kenya, Holland and Afganistan will be the favourites but if we start strongly with a couple of wins then you never know.
"This competition could put us on the map, it will take a lot to win our group and qualify for the World Cup but we are confident of causing an upset."
As is often the case in cricket, teams are made up of a number of dual nationality players and Italy are no different including just one player born and bred in the nation among their ranks with four South Africans, four Australians and three Sri Lankans making up the rest of the squad.
Northcote himself qualified to represent the country through his Italian mother and although he conceded sceptics may question the multitude of nationalities in the squad, he is adamant the pride felt by representing Italy cannot be in doubt.
"People may question whether we are really a national side, having just one player born and bred in Italy but if they realised what some of us have done and given to Italian cricket, they would think twice before questioning our loyalties and where they lie," he added.
"I think it has a positive affect on the team having players from outside the country because the stronger players have been brought up in a cricket culture which has been lacking in Italy.
"All the squad are focused on the nation and we all want to help the country progress and develop players of the future. We are all 100 per cent behind the project and hopefully we can help create that cricket culture in Italy for years to come."
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Western Bay of Plenty Mayor Ross Paterson got the chance to let off some steam when he fired the first shots at the opening of the new international standard Rifle Range at the TECT All Terrain Park today.
At about midday Ross loaded up the rifle and lined up the sights on the target before firing off three rounds to officially open the new facility, estimated to be worth $200,000.
Western Bay of Plenty Mayor Ross Paterson fires the first shots at the opening of the new rifle range at the TECT All Terrain Park.
Although his shot wasn't quite on the mark, Ross says he is thrilled to be opening the facility, a long-term joint project between the Western BOP District Council, Tauranga City Council and local shooting associations including the New Zealand Deer Association BOP branch.
"It is a massive exercise to get this up and running, we are very pleased with the outcome.
"There was a lot of pre-work that went in to determining exactly what would be required to achieve the range. We were very conscious of the safety aspect and needed to ensure the area would be properly fenced off."
The rifle range located in the south-west corner of the terrain park off Pyes Pa Road features fixed target shooting at 25m, 50m, 100, 200m and 300m long points.
It is one of only three ranges to be opened in New Zealand in the last 10 years and NZDA BOP branch president Dean Maisey says it is of an international standard and internationally certified.
"The range is certified as a 'no danger area' which means the shots fired must be contained within the area.
"By building a 300m range in this way – it is the only way you can get the range certified without having four or five kilometres of land behind the end of the range. It is unique."
"In building the range we have pulled in the best in the world."
The range featuring five fixed range targets up to 300m.
Work began on the project in December 2010 and Dean says at least 200 machine hours and in excess of 1200 volunteer hours have been put into building the range.
Through fundraising activities and corporate sponsors the total cost of creating the park is $90,000 however, Dean says the park is actually worth about $200,000.
"Most of the costs went on machine hire to create the site and labour. We had a huge effort from volunteers.
"It fills a void that has been consisting for the last 13 years. There has not been a facility for target shooting like this."
Although the range is complete, Dean says there is still work to be done to finish off the rest of the site before it will host international competitions.
"There is still some work to do - we are building an amenities block and office at the top. Once everything is complete we will be able to host international shooting competitions."
In addition to international events, Ross says the range will act as an attraction for shooting enthusiasts from throughout the central plateau and greater North Island.
"It will enhance the locality for users throughout the central North Island. It is situated in a very good location and will bring in high quality rangers."
The range caters for all rifles up to 338 Lapua Calibre – or a maximum energy rating of 7000 Joules.
It is controlled by designated range officers, predominately for the use of NZDA and its 365 members, but Dean says it will also be used by other BOP groups including the Western BOP cadets and National Rifle Association.
Anyone interested in using the range should contact the NZDA BOP branch.
Public view the shots fired at the 25m mark.
An NZDA member gets ready to shoot a 25m target.
Western BOP Mayor Ross Paterson gets a helping hand from an range officer.
The new international standard rifle range at the TECT All Terrain Park.


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How to Get Six Pack AbsFitness Secrets for a Flat, Toned Tummy
-- By Nicole Nichols, Certified Personal Trainer and Fitness Instructor
Whether you're just starting an exercise program, or you've been at it for years, there is one thing on everyone's wish list: a toned stomach. Well-defined abdominal muscles are glorified as being sexy, healthy and youthful. You may have seen one once—the rare person who seems to know the "secrets" of perfect abs. Does he know something that you don't? Is it possible for you, a regular person, to achieve the abs of your dreams?
You may be surprised to learn that you can train less and see better results—yes it's true! And you don't have to buy any special equipment. All you need is your body and the proper training knowledge.
But first, it's important to understand the anatomy of the rectus abdominis (or abs, for short). They run down the front of the torso, from the center of the ribcage to the pubic bone. It's a common myth that the abs are made up of several different muscles (such as upper and lower abs). The fact that the word "abs" appears to be plural doesn't help this case. But in fact, it is one long sheet of muscle that just happens to look like several small muscles. This is due to a unique feature called "tendinous inscriptions." These inscriptions run across the muscle and down the center, giving it that "6-pack" (but more accurately, 8-pack) appearance.
"If the abs are one muscle," you may be wondering, "then why do certain exercises seem to target different areas?" Actually, all abdominal exercises target the entire muscle, but during some exercises, you just happen to feel it in one region of the muscle a little more.
The abs are grouped with a few other muscles that are collectively referred to as the "core," which also includes your obliques (which run diagonally across your middle), transverse abdominis (a long muscle that runs horizonally beneath the rectus abdominis), and lower back (erector spinae muscles along the spine). Some experts also consider the hips to be part of the core. Many people focus on training the abs but forget about these other muscles, which are also important. A good rule of thumb is that every time you train your abs, you should also target the obliques and lower back as well.
When it comes to training for abs of steel, here's what you need to know:
Burn fat. You may be surprised to know that most people actually DO have strong, defined abs…they just happen to be covered by a layer of fat. This is because the abs are actually involved in balance and stabilization during all kinds of every day movements and exercises. All the crunches (or other exercises) in the world won't burn the fat on top of the muscle. To accomplish this, you need a combination of regular cardio (aerobic) exercise and a healthy diet to create a caloric deficit necessary to lose weight. Your SparkDiet and exercise program will help you achieve your weight loss goals.
Don't crash diet. Some people will swear that a key to their flat abs is what they eat—or don't eat. Whether they omit dairy, milk, wheat, sugar, or something else, you do not have to drastically change your diet (or limit certain foods or food groups) to lose the belly bulge. Simple, healthy eating habits (not deprivation) will help you drop excess weight from all over the body.
Be realistic. For visible abdominal definition, your body fat percentage has to be pretty low—that's about 8 percent body fat for men, and 14 percent body fat for women. To put this in perspective, "healthy" ranges of body fat are 14%-17% for men and 21%-24% for women. It may be impossible for some people to reach such low percentages without going to extreme measures. Remember that women are genetically predisposed to store more fat around the belly and need minimum levels of body fat to be healthy and menstruate. You'll have to decide if washboard abs are worth going to extremes or not. For most people, simply flattening the stomach and losing a few extra pounds is a realistic, attainable goal.
Train the abs like you would any other muscle. You should strength train all of your major muscle groups, which typically involves 1-3 sets of 8-15 repetitions per exercise. There is no need to do 50, 100 or thousands of crunches each day. In fact, if you are doing your exercises correctly, 8-15 repetitions are all that you need to feel the muscles working and get results. The key is to focus on your form, by deeply engaging your abs throughout each movement. This is commonly described as "pulling your naval towards your spine," or "scooping" the abs inward and it will help you engage more muscle fibers (especially the transverse abs), making each repetition more effective.
Just like you should allow your biceps, for example, to rest 1-2 days between workouts, the same is true for the abs. They also need time to rest, recover and rebuild to get stronger. Aim for no more than 3-4 abdominal training sessions per week.
Vary your program. Every exerciser should add variety to their exercises to keep the body surprised and continue seeing results. Try to change up your exercises (both cardio and strength) at least every 4-6 weeks, if not more often. This will help prevent plateaus and allow you to progress from easier to more advanced exercises as you become stronger.
Here are some of my favorite abdominal exercises. Be sure to read and follow the instructions for each to ensure proper form and effectiveness.
- 15-Minute Abs Workout Video. This video shows several effective exercises, but 15 minutes of abs is a lot of work! Try working your way up to finishing it gradually, and allow for plenty of rest between sessions.
- Modified Plank. This yoga pose is a great core strengthener—especially when you need a break from crunches.It strengthens the deep transverse abdominis muscle, which can help reduce back pain.
- Crunches on a Ball. As boring as they may seem, studies show that crunches done on a stability ball are the most effective exercise for the abs.
- Seated Twist with Medicine Ball. You don't have to hold a weight to feel this exercise, which also works the obliques.
- Reverse Crunch with Ball. No, it doesn't target your "lower abs" (we busted that myth above), but this is a great variation to regular crunches. The ball adds challenge, but you can do this with just bent legs and no ball.
- Pilates. This gentle, yet effective, form of exercise focuses on strengthening the body from the center. It involves precision and concentration. With practice, individuals can expect better core strength, flatter abs, improved posture and a more balanced body.
- Back Extensions. Simple and straightforward, you'll feel the back working after just a few of these!
- Swimming. This Pilates exercise is a great for the entire core, especially the lower back.
- Slow Swimming with Ball. This advanced move targets the whole core to help you balance on the ball as you engage the erector spinae.


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ingleberry was from an unwanted litter. We knew nothing about looking after a bunny as we had never had one before, so it was expected that she would live outside. We weren't prepared with any accommodation, however, so she ended up living in the lounge room under the coffee table and it didn't take us long to fall head over heels for her. She's really smart and very clever and funny.
Three years later, Dingle's now a very spoiled bunny. She's litter-trained and is never caged. She has her own bedroom with a view of the garden where she sleeps, but her favorite spot is in the loungeroom next to us watching the tv. She loves being patted gently on the head and around her ears and she loves to lick to say thank you. She's very good at grooming us as well but sometimes she's a bit rough when she starts digging at my head. She loves hay, parsley, bok choy and chicory.
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The GH2 scores a very high resolution of 2000 x 2000LPH on our resolution chart, an impressive result not just from a Micro Four Thirds camera but from any DSLR camera. This rang true also out of the lab, with shots full of minute detail and beautiful pictures with punchy colors especially in the warmer tones. The quick contrast auto-focus Panasonic is known for its stills, shines on the GH2 as the subjects are focused on fast and accurately almost every time.
The other side of the coin for image quality is noise performance, and Panasonic's improved sensor delivers less image noise than its predecessor. Whereas older MFT cameras seem to have ISO1600 as an upper usable limit, the GH2 raises the bar to ISO3200, which can still be used with some noise reduction applied in post-production. Even though the GH2 lists ISO12800 as its highest setting, image noise starts to interfere with image detail noticeably beyond ISO3200. Although we still see some slight loss in detail starting from ISO1600, it's imminently better than the GH1's.
Video performance is integral to the GH2, since the GH1 has been widely adapted by videographers as a video camera, with some even hacking it to reach a higher bit-rate of 22Mbps. We found that shooting video in good light renders sharp details, with the beautiful depth of field you get from adjusting apertures. The auto-focus works beautifully, the lens is completely silent when focusing and doesn't detract from the sound. Sound pick-up is clear and the GH2 displays helpful sound level indicators when shooting.
The video seems to struggle with lots of tiny movement however, like tiny leaves rustling in the wind or ripples forming out of splashing water, which create compression artifacts. Shooting in low-light, image noise can be apparent, especially in skin tones – this is a camera which needs light or lenses which can shoot wide open. While the GH2 has doubled its sensor frame-rate output, it still limits shooting 1080/50i to a maximum bit-rate of 17Mbps. But it's added a new Cinema mode, which shoots 1080/24p at 24Mbps and gives videographers a 'filmic' look with higher bit-rates. You can also get uncompressed HD video by recording directly to an external device via HDMI.
Check out our HD sample clip of the Panasonic GH2 Video from videoman on Vimeo.
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Beaten Quevega set to be retired
Quevega is to retire from racing and begin a career as a broodmare after being beaten by shock winner Jetson in the Ladbrokes World Series Hurdle at Punchestown.
Fresh from landing the OLBG Mares' Hurdle at the Cheltenham Festival for the sixth successive year, the Willie Mullins-trained Quevega was the 9-10 favourite to secure a fifth victory on the bounce in this three-mile Grade One contest, and she travelled with her usual zest for much of the journey, but Ruby Walsh was hard at work from the home turn.
Jetson, up with the pace from outset, had already stolen a march on his rivals at the top of the straight and while Quevega did her best to reel him in after the final flight, Jessica Harrington's runner had enough in reserve to score by a length and a quarter in the hands of an inspired Davy Russell, who rode a treble on the day.
At Fishers Cross was third as the 10-year-old Quevega suffered her first defeat since 2009, and the curtain now looks set to come down on her record-breaking career.
Mullins told At The Races: "I've just spoken to the owner, I think we are going to start discussing her next career as a broodmare. It's not too late to cover her. Her racing career is finished now
"We didn't get a lot of luck in running, let's leave it at that. You'll never replace the likes of her, we try to buy good mares all the time but she'll leave a fair gap in our yard. I'll be sorry to see her go, but she finishes in one piece and is sound.
"She's pulled up sound, she's had a tremendous career and I'll be sorry to see her go."
Russell said: "Jessica had him in great order and I got a great spin off him. To be fair, Paddy Kennedy (jockey) said the last two days he's been in the form of his life. Kate Harrington told me he'd run a blinder, so they instilled plenty of confidence in me.
"We didn't think he'd be good enough to beat the mare, but we thought he'd run well. All credit to the team."
Harrington said: "That was absolutely fantastic and a bit of a surprise. We ran him in this as there was no other race to run him in here. He'd have been at the top of all the handicaps.
"He comes to himself in the spring every year and he was in great form. I said to Davy that he stays well and he's tough, so he made use of him. He never missed a beat and he loves that ground.
"We did send him over fences for a while and he won a chase at Downpatrick, but he hated jumping fences.
"I thought he might run into a place as he's a fresh horse, even though he's been to Cheltenham and Aintree. He loves this time of year and he loves it round here. I didn't think in my wildest dreams he'd win, but he's run out of his skin.
"My late husband John did say 'this is the only race he can go for here, so we might as well go for it'. That was only Davy's second ride for me and his first winner - I think I'd better employ him a bit more now!"
As well as top-level success with Jetson, Harrington also took out the Colm Murray Memorial Handicap Hurdle courtesy of 10-1 co-favourite Macnicholson, and the concluding Kildare Post INH Flat Race through the Robbie McNamara-ridden High Stratos (14-1).
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ESTRELLA have played on some big stages during their career but none as small as the one they took to in Wick today.
The Thurso band performed tracks from their debut album, Come Out to Play, at Ebenezer Place – outside Mackays Hotel – this afternoon.
The Guinness Book of World Records declared it the world's shortest street in 2006.
The band played a 15-minute set on the pavement which measures only 6ft nine inches in length.
They also played hits from AC/DC and Guns 'N' Roses which went down a storm with their fans.
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We can never get a break. As soon as this great commonwealth gets ahead in education, culture, industry, or anything else that can be ruled as a positive contribution to American society, some elitist comes to town to highlight "our culture" to the rest of the country. Unfortunately it's never a positive culture. Who is it this time? It's ABC and Diane Sawyer.
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Wednesday, February 4, 2009
Kentucky politicians... you never cease to amaze me...
I read the paper today and found an article tucked at the bottom of the page. Apparently, the chairperson of the Senate Education Committee has drafted a bill that will cut the required credits needed to graduate in the state of Kentucky (from 22 to 16). This plays into a large plan to give kids the opportunity to go to college early. That's great, but those credits that are cut are all of the electives.
Is this punishment designed to ensure that US public education does fail? I have always been under the impression throughout the Bush administration that everything from vouchers to cut funding for failing schools were only designed to set up public education for failure, thus leading a revolution back to the educational system of the Industrial Revolution--educate the elite, and let the others fill in the unskilled areas that need to be filled. I don't know about you, but I don't want a tiered system in this country.
Granted, there are problems within the structure of public schools and it may mean that that structure must be completely thrown out and replaced with another. However good the intentions, I believe this senator's approach must be done with caution. There should be much more dialogue over this proposal. High-achieving students and those with great motivation should be able to attend college early; in fact, I am a product of such a program in Ohio. But the Ohio program had a very different selection process and many criteria that did not involve cutting the minimum credits. Is our assembly too prideful to borrow or adapt ideas that work from our sister states? I guess the question is already answered since we do not require proficiency on CATS as a graduation requirement (as Ohio's OGT does).
In any case, you may read this article in its entirety here. Let me know what you think.
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Welcome to the debut of my weblog. I wish you to give insights into my life, passions, ideas, and other quirky stuff. Feel free to tell me what you think. I love comments.
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a member of one of the groups living in the Yenisei river valley in western Siberia
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the Uralic language spoken by the Yeniseian
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Of or relating to the languages comprising the Yeniseian language family, or their speakers.
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Last Sunday, San Diego Chargers safety Darrell Stuckey tweeted out a photo of his newborn son cradled inside a Chargers helmet to his followers. Born a few short months ago on Feb. 13, infant Jayton James Stuckey looks awfully comfortable inside his daddy's helmet and folks all across the interwebs are speculating that the helmet in which little Jayton is sitting could be the new Chargers helmet, a fitting nod to the old-school helmets the team wore way back when and bust out on an occasional basis. I'll allow the uni-nerds parse out the subtle differences of the helmets and instead focus upon how tiny Jayton looks in that big ol' helmet. Warning: Adorable Overload Meltdown imminent. Via @DarrellStuckey: Adorable, indeed. This wasn't the first time Stuckey had his son model some Chargers gear. In March, a photo was uploaded of little Jayton rocking a Chargers jersey: "@laciestuckey: @chargers Jayton asked 2 try on his daddy's jersey and obviously I can't say no to that face! twitter.com/LacieStuckey/s…" — Darrell Stuckey II (@DarrellStuckey) March 26, 2013 Aww. Makes me kind of jealous that Stuckey has such neat props from his career in which to pose his pride and joy in for photos. If it were me, my kid would be posing on a keyboard next to an empty Cheez-It box. Sigh. [H/T Shutdown Corner] TweetThe post Darrell Stuckey tweets pic of infant son cradled inside Chargers helmet (photo) appeared first on Sportress of Blogitude.
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Has anyone else encountered a bug of which; once you store over a certain amount of WiFi connections you can not connect to any new connections? This phone tells me to delete them and I comply, but they remain after deletion! This is clearly a firmware issue but what can be done? I've tried restoring and resetting the phone to no avail.