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COTTON: The 2012/13 U.S. cotton estimates include larger exports and lower ending stocks relative to last month. Production and domestic mill use are unchanged. Exports are raised 250,000 bales based on strong sales and shipments in recent weeks. Ending stocks are now forecast at 4.2 million bales, equal to 26 percent of total use. The forecast range for the average price received by producers of 70 to 73 cents per pound is raised 1cent on the lower end.
This month's 2012/13 world cotton estimates show higher production, consumption, and trade, with ending stocks reduced marginally. World production is raised about 900,000 bales from last month, including a 1.0-million-bale increase in the China crop, based on recent statistical reports for the eastern provinces and on classification data for Xinjiang. Production also is raised for Uzbekistan, Mexico, and Turkmenistan, but is reduced for Pakistan and Brazil. Consumption is raised for China, India, and Bangladesh. World trade is raised 1.5 million bales, due mainly to higher imports by China, Pakistan, and Bangladesh. Exports are raised for India, the United States, Australia, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan, but are lowered for Pakistan. Global ending stocks are now forecast at 81.7 million bales.
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As Republicans plan their opposition strategy on Chuck Hagel's anticipated nomination as the next secretary of defense, Democrats are digging up and circulating examples of top GOP senators saying nice things about their former colleague in the past.
Sen. John McCain (R-AZ) in particular was a vocal advocate for Hagel's character — even after his dissent on U.S. foreign policy regarding Iraq and Israel were well-known.
In 2006, while he was preparing to run for president, McCain was asked whether he'd consider Hagel for a cabinet post. "I'd be honored to have Chuck with me in any capacity," he said. "He'd make a great secretary of state."
Two years later, McCain reaffirmed that position after securing the Republican nomination, telling The Associated Press that Hagel is a "respected leader in America" who "served his country admirably, with honor and distinction."At a 2007 fundraiser, Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) called Hagel "one of the premier foreign policy voices (and) one of the giants in the United States Senate," according to the Nebraska-based Lincoln Journal Star.
The following year, McConnell, bidding farewell to his retiring colleague, praised Hagel as a "great statesm[a]n" and "leading voice in foreign affairs."
"In two terms in the Senate, Chuck has earned the respect of his colleagues and risen to national prominence as a clear voice on foreign policy and national security," McConnell said. "Chuck's stature as a leading voice in foreign affairs has earned him a reputation, in just 12 years in the Senate, as one of Nebraska's great statesmen. This is a tribute to his intelligence, hard work, and devotion to a country that he has served his entire adult life."
Sen. Lamar Alexander (R-TN) bid Hagel farewell by praising Hagel's "independent background" and "sense of independence." Alexander said Hagel — along with then-Sen. Dick Lugar (R-IN) — "understands the world better than almost anyone."
The former Nebraska senator received similar parting accolades from Republican Sens. Mike Enzi (R-WY) and Bob Corker (TN), who will vote on his confirmation.
Kindness toward a departing colleague may simply be a matter of courtesy, but Democrats will be eager to remind those Republicans of their glowing remarks.
Democrats also note that Republicans emphasized their respect for Hagel even as they strongly disagreed with him on foreign policy toward Iraq, Israel and Iran.
Back in 2006, commenting on the unfolding battle between Israel and Hezbollah, McCain suggested Hagel's proposed solution was "not workable" but qualified his disagreement.
"Well, look, there's no man I admire and respect more in the world than Chuck Hagel," he said. "We have deep bonds of friendship."

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A Letter in the 10/24/06 Tomahawk Leader
Dear Editor,
Thank you for the article you included Oct. 3 on our trip to South Africa! We are very appreciative to the Leader for telling our story, not just for our sake, but more for the potential that this relationship has for Tomahawk. With the wars and terrorism of our time it is very important for people in our world today to work at understanding other cultures and at developing relationships with people in different lands. We also are hopeful that some of the people from the village of Lekubu will be able to visit here and we want all of Tomahawk to be able to share in that visit when it happens.
We do have a few corrections on the article. We point this out because in spite of our supposed "diversity" in the United States, we Americans struggle to understand and to appreciate other cultures, as we learned in our experience in South Africa. Thus the quote about their now knowing what to do with their freedom and looking to us, was not entirely accurate. They have waited so long and fought so hard that they are most appreciative of freedom. Respect, responsibility and hope run high there. We saw it in the classroom, in worship, homes and in casual conversations throughout the village. It was we who learned from them the gift of freedom and the importance of seizing the opportunities that freedom brings. Their question is whether the next generation will appreciate the opportunities that freedom brings and the sacrifices that were made to obtain it.
The way we refer to people conveys our attitude and at times our prejudice. We met people with laughter and soul and imagination and heart and pride. After living with them, the word "tribe" does not fit them any more than we would use that work to refer to ourselves as the Tribe of Tomahawk or our ancestry as from the German tribe. They are South Africans, with Tswana ancestry and language, living in the village of Lekubu. Though we may have used that word before this trip it no longer fits for them after having met and come to know them.
Our trip was a "friend-finding" trip, not a "fun-finding" trip. We did do a safari and some sight-seeing, but the true power of this experience was not in the fun we typically seek. We had fun of a soul-filling kind that will stay with us forever, but more importantly, our living with the people of Lekubu established a relationship that we trust will remain between the people of Lekubu and Grace Lutheran for many years.
We point out these corrections because it emphasizes the point we learned in our experience which is that we have much to learn and to benefit from relating with people on other cultures. Thank you again for telling our story as we hope our story, this pioneering effort at Grace Lutheran, and the future visit of the people of Lekubu can be of benefit to all of Tomahawk.
Pastor Mark and Claudia Ziemer
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CK Sketches Digital Template: September 2011
Free Digital Scrapbook Template Download! Are you a digital scrapbooker? Download our digital version of the September 2011 CK Sketch and use the layered PSD file to create a page using your favorite digital scrapbooking elements.
Overlap photos to lend a relaxed feel to your scrapbook layout, reminiscent of photos pinned to a bulletin board. This seemingly spontaneous photo placement can be useful in fitting more images on your scrapbook layout or for covering extra white space in your photos without cropping--which saves you time! Give this a try on your next layout.
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My name is Bill Harrison (68 years old), I am a South African living in Port Elizabeth, South Africa.
On the 9th of June I am flying from London to Frankfurt Airport with a friend. We will have our mountain bikes in custom made bike boxes. We are going to cycle down the Main River to the Rhine then to Koblenz, then follow the Moselle to Trier. We may cycle to Luxembourg from Trier if time permits, otherwise take the train. My/our problem is that we need an address of a fellow cyclist living near Luxembourg Airport who is prepared to receive the bike boxes which are 75cm by 30cm by 75cm. Both boxes push into one another to make a single box of the dimensions as stated. We will ask the campsite manager at Bleiau campsite near Frankfurt to arrange a pickup with DHL. We fly from Luxembourg on Sat 17th of June back to London then South Africa. Any suggestions/help greatly appreciated.


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Kings Gameday: Way to Go, Sean
LA Kings (10-10-3) @ Phoenix Coyotes (10-11-2)
6:30 PST, Fox Sports West
Last night the Kings were leading, 1-0, going into the 3rd period. They hadn't played particularly well, but had used a fast start to gain an advantage on the scoreboard. During the 2nd intermission, Terry Murray stressed the importance of not taking a penalty because the Kings had just been given a 5-on-3 (which of course they didn't score on) late in the 2nd. The very first shift of the 3rd period, Sean O'Donnell carried the puck up ice and attempted to pass it out of his own zone. Unfortunately, he bounced it off a Toronto player and then hooked another Toronto player that was attempting to skate the puck into the zone. Penalty, Sean O'Donnell. The penalty was exacerbated by an unfortunate Dustin Brown trip and the Maple Leafs scored on the two-man advantage.
Way to go, Sean.
Still, the Kings were tied and only had to kill off the rest of Dustin Brown's penalty. O'Donnell was rested because he had been in the box and came out to kill the penalty. He made a nice play to corral the puck behind his own net and tried to pass it to Drew Doughty. Unfortunately, there was a Toronto player standing in the way; the Toronto player easily intercepted the pass and relayed it to a teammate in front of the net for an easy goal.
Way to go, Sean.
No King had a good game last night, with the possible exception of Alex Frolov, but I don't think I've seen one player screw up a team's chances of winning a game that much since Denis Gauthier thought he was a Red Wing at the beginning of the season. I think of players as contributing positively and negatively; some players, like Tom Preissing, are going to make a lot of good plays that contribute to goals but they're also going to fuck up and cost the team goals. The trick is to get more positive plays than negative plays. Sean O'Donnell does not make many positive plays but he usually doesn't make many negative plays. I like O'Donnell and I don't want to be mean to him or anything, but he cost the Kings the game last night.
Kind of funny: last night, some shitheel named Andre Deveaux got feisty with Anze Kopitar, hoping to send a message to the Kings or some such. Brown bumped Deveaux, then Peter Harrold came over and shoved him. Then Raitis Ivanans came out on the ice. Ivanans followed Deveaux all over the ice, trying to convince Deveaux to drop the gloves. Deveaux refused, both because he was trying to goad Ivanans into a penalty and because he didn't want to die. Then, after the whistle, Wayne Simmonds tried to get Devaux to go and again was refused. It's good to see teammates standing up for one another.
Phoenix has kind of sucked this year, huh? They're 28th in the league in scoring, which is not what I expected. They're also missing Olli "Big Baby" Jokinen, who is out with a shoulder injury, so this is another game that the Kings should win. Let's hope the Kings play a little better tonight.
Prediction: Kings win, 4-2. Goals by... whoever.


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Loading the FRITZ!Repeater's factory settings
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Learn to Sail Aboard a 70-foot Schooner — Sailing Camp for Kids and Adults
Have you ever sailed on a Schooner?
Schooner Fame offer week-long sail training camps for both children and adults.
Children will spend a fun and educational week aboard the 70-foot schooner FAME, a replica of the famous privateer from the War of 1812. Kids will learn how to sail a traditional wooden schooner and experience what life was like for the fishermen, traders, and privateers who built North Shore.
Fame's adult programs offer a different port every night for a week as FAME cruises the waters of New England. If you'd like to have a brochure for either of these programs click here.
Campers will explore and chart a deserted island, swim in a secluded cove, and sail all over beautiful Salem Sound.
All campers will learn to raise, lower, and reef all sails, trim sails to the wind, take the tiller on all points of sail, read charts and plot courses, tie essential knots, and identify all parts of the vessel. Older campers will learn to handle dock lines and perform essential checks and maintenance.
The journey includes a lot of discussion on sailing theory, maritime history, and of course privateering and the War of 1812. No previous sailing experience is required for the journey.
Aboard the new FAME, passengers learn about the fishermen, pirates, privateers, traders and men of war who shaped our North Shore. They learn about the fishing trade that prompted Cape Ann's first European settlements… the brave little schooners of George Washington's fleet… the East India trade that made Salem rich… and, of course, the privateers of the Revolution and the War of 1812.
The Schooner Fame is also available for private charters, theme parties, fundraisers and special events. Maximum capacity is 40 passengers for these events.
Occasionally, there may be opportunities to make day-long or even overnight trips aboard FAME as she travels to other ports for special events. Whenever FAME is scheduled to participate in a special event, they will inform the public and make tickets available on a first-come, first-served basis.
So, go and experience an interesting journey at FAME. For more details click here.
About Fame:
The original FAME, built in Gloucester and owned in Salem, was a fast `Chebacco' fishing schooner that was reborn as a privateer when war broke out in the summer of 1812. She took at least 21 prizes before being wrecked in the Bay of Fundy in March of 1814.
The new FAME is a full-scale replica of this famous schooner. Framed and planked of white oak and trunnel-fastened in the traditional manner, the new FAME was launched in 2003. She is now based at Salem's Pickering Wharf Marina, where she takes the paying public for cruises on historic Salem Sound.


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Welcome to Fred and Jezza -- happen to like. Jezza lives in London and is the "boots on the ground" while Fred lives in Los Angeles and does the technical stuff (but he often visits London).Beer Guide to London. It is "A" beer guide rather than "The" beer guide because it in no way intended to be comprehensive. It is a "curated" site -- which just means these are the pubs that a couple of beer geeks --
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I LOVE this show and really hope that we don't lose anyone! I love everyone, but if we lose Shemar or Matthew, I'm gonna be pretty upset. I have a chronic illness that effects how my brain works and this show is literally the only thing I can concentrate on at times. I hope it keeps going and going.
Criminal Minds Renewed For Season 10
For fans of Shemar Moore and Criminal Minds, it was an exciting day when CBS announced that the show would be renewed for an epic season 10! Having a show last for a full 10 seasons, or more, is no easy feat, and this has helped to validate the feelings of fans everywhere that Criminal Minds could go down in history as one of the best TV crime and detective shows ever.
Since the announcement of the renewal, many fans have been clamoring to get any information they can about the upcoming season, but so far no official release date has been announced. Although the general consensus is that the show's 10th season will premier in September of 2014, the exact dates are still a mystery, leaving watchers waiting for the official announcement! The most popular rumor appears to be that the official airing will occur at some point between the 20th and 26th of September, but no word has come from CBS executives yet as to the validity of the claims!
Producer on the show, Erica Messner, recently gave an interview to the media with some very mild, yet tantalizing, spoilers pointing to some plot points which may continue or begin during the much anticipated upcoming season. With the end of season 9 still so recent, the events that occurred are still fresh in the minds of fans who want more from one of their favorite programs, so the internet is abuzz with theories and speculation based on what Messner had to say!
Another type of speculation has also been occurring, and this revolves around who may or may not be leaving the show. With several big character contracts coming to an end before the start of the 10th season, fans are buzzing about the status of their current favorite characters, and whether or not they will return to the show for the next season!
Are you excited for the 10th season of Criminal Minds, and do you have any theories on what you think may or may not happen?
46 comments on "Criminal Minds Renewed For Season 10"
I hope Shemar and Matthew never leave the show! It would not be the same show if one of them left…So, I hope neither of them leave…
I'm thinking Paget Brewster will come back for the 10th season…
Awesome. .much love♥
I'm glad it's back but sad to know Prentis has no desire to return
Excited!! Sad that people are going to be leaving though!!! Thinking Paget Brewster or AJ Cook might be leaving though or maybe Joe Mantegna…not sure–but just guessing here! Love the show though!! I am sad I have missed most of season 9 though…:(
Alex Blake leaves the show. But who is to replace her?????????
Yea–she might be leaving too–was and is a thought of mine as well..
I have never heard anything negative about characters being unable to work with each other on Criminal Minds. The chemistry they seem to have with one another is refreshing. I love each and every one of them, with a select few as our families favorites of course. The season 9 finale was one of the most action packed- edge of your seat shows I have ever watched on broadcast tv. I could not have imagined a better ending. I am looking forward to season 10 and hopefully more to come. I do not want to speculate on who may leave or what may happen. I am just excited that my favorite all time tv show is coming back for another season.
I never really warmed to Blake so hope she is truly gone. I'd love to see Emily come back. Just glad the show is being renewed because I enjoy it as well as the characters and their relationships to each other. I don't care about their private lives so you can keep Henry, Will, and Jack out of the picture as far as I'm concerned.
I'm so glad!! I have been watching since season 1 and it just gets better every season! Love you all
Love Criminal Minds, have watched from the beginning! This is my favorite show and have loved and followed Shemar, you handsome devil since Y&R. Continue to keep me on the edge of my seat with all the great episodes!! Love all of you! It would be great if Paget comes back, the family would be complete! I am eagerly waiting for season 10! It can't come soon enough for me!!!
I see Paget Brewster(Emily) is in the picture instead of Blake. Is this a sign, I hope so.
I'm not going to speculate. I enjoy the show with all of its plots and characters and even guests. I've been pleasantly surprised by the latest seasons because this crime drama did not fall into a rut of repetition – in both the plots and the subplots and characterizations. How many shows can have the same cast undergo new character development to keep fans intrigued.
Can't wait till season 10 and whatever happens then.
Would love to see Morgan n Penelope be a item love those two.
I really hope Emily Prentiss comes back to re-joing the team.
they should bring Padgett Brewster back…..she also helped make the shaow as well as the rest of the cast memebers….
Bringing Paget Brewster back would be a good move in my opinion
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minds being renewed for season 10! Love everything about this show, especially Matthew Gray Gubler as Dr Spencer Reid.
I do like Blake's character, but would definitely love to see Emily back @ the BAU…then the team (family!) would all be back together again Also very excited & happy for Shemar Moore & can't wait to see his new movie "Bounce Back"; just worried that he won't have time to play Morgan anymore on Criminal Minds Don't get me wrong, I love & enjoy watching all the characters, but the show wouldn't be the same without "Baby Boy!"
Shemar is almost done shotting the movie he has said so himself on his facebook, twitter and intsagram
Okay first that photo of Paget with the group is an old picture, second it was annouced back in Feb/March that Criminal Minds had been renewed for a 10th season and thrid it was annouced that everyone had signed a two year contract back at the end of season 8 before they began shotting season 9.
Bring back Paget Brewster and watch the ratings skyrocket!
I have been watching since the very first show and watch re runs almost every day on ION and A and E. Blake was okay but the show has been missing something since Prentiss left. That would be the perfect scenario if she were to re join the team and you could pretty much guarantee viewer to show well enough support to warrant even an 11th season. There is just such great karma between all of the present cast. Please Paget, consider returning!
My favorite show! So excited for the new season and hoping none leaves or dies!
With a smaller cast, we are hoping for more time for each member of the existing cast. Not looking forward to having anyone new come in. Jeanne and Paget were a loss, but it is time to move on. Since Shemar has said the 10th year is his last, we'd like to see him have an important plot line before Morgan moves on. Morgan undercover would be awesome.
Shemar I love you and the show so much!! I hope it won't be your last! You are amazing and such a great actor and you are fantastic on the show!! Love you lots baby boy♡♡♡
I live in the netherlands, but big fan of criminal minds. we still have a few episodes left of Season 9, but I realy hope My favorites: derek morgan, spencer reid, penelope garcia are staying. And realy hope Emily Prentis is coming back to the BAU. Blake was fun but not the same as with emily.
I agree, and the season finale was fantastic!! I still have the episode on my DVR! Criminal Minds is my favorite show and I watch all the episodes, even the old ones!!!
That is for me the same, here we have repeatings of the old episodes during the breaks of seasons and love it.
Wendy, I love all the old episodes of Criminal Minds and watch them when they are in. There are some that are favorites of mine and I'll watch them more then others. However, I do watch all of them. This is my favorite suspense thriller and I love the cast very much, especially chocolate thunder, my mine man, Derek Morgan!! Hot stuff!! Keep it loose!!
I would like to congratulate the cast and the production team on making it to season 10 believe it can reach to season 20 and I would still be watching I like the concept
I would love for Paget to return. There will never be another to play that part and be that good about it. Also I would love for David Rossi to settle and be happy. He needs a family of his own.
That would be great, about Paget Brewster coming back to the show. She was really fsntastastic! It would be nice for Rossi to settle down, but think he is happy with his Gentleman Jack and his Cuban Cigars!!!
I know but they don't love him back. He always goes home alone and is seeing a serial killer on his birthday every year. I just think he needs someone: )
Super excited for Season 10!!!!! Since Blake has left (sorry to see her go) I hope Emily (Paget Brewster) returns!!!!!! Fingers crossed!!! You never know Shemar (Derek Morgan) may get married this season!!!!!
Get your plane ticket hun cause season 10 I believe is it for Shemar.
I know he has other projects in the works because he is such a great actor, but Criminal Minds won't be the same without that handsome, sexy, wise cracking baby boy!!! I love the show with all of these great actors in the show, but I've been following Shermar for many years. I and his many many fans will miss him greatly if he leaves the show. Besides, who will Garcia get to "talk dirty"to? I love the way they communicate. It's cute and makes the show!!
I think it's a great series, very good actors I would say bring on season 10 and 11 and so on criminal minds should not more of the TV here to stay. my compliments to all the people who work there.
I can't believe I didn't start watching this from the start. A friend of mine told me I wouldn't be able to handle the content. He said "you can't unsee something once you've seen it". I was away at a conference and the only thing interesting looking on TV was Criminal Minds. I watched two back-to-back episodes and was hooked. I started watching 4 seasons ago (after catching up on what I'd missed) and now I never miss a chance to watch. This is one of the best cast ensembles I've ever seen, even with the changes.
I seen Blake left, I was never a real fan of hers to begin with but that had a lot to do with the fact I was still trying to get over loosing Prentis…with Blake gone and they are always finding a fill in for a female I'm hoping Prentis will return to do up season 10…it was never really clear as to why she left the show…so much has happened over the years and I love this show to bits that I have to not only watch it on the television each week but I have to own the seasons as well, I have saved enough for season 9 DVD and am eagerly waiting it's arrival to shelves to see what they have put in as special features and who they will be interviewing….I also miss Spencers mom from time to time, I've noticed we haven't really done much with her…I know she's not a regular but after putting her in the spot light and his dad as well it would be nice to see what takes place…if she wants out of the show I would understand but if that's the case in my opinion they should do a funeral scene for her and a day for Spencer maybe some clips of when he was a child…well I can't wait to see it all unfold….till September all
I'd like to see Emily back and the whole lot, I mean it would be heartbreaking if Morgan, Reid, Hotch, JJ or Penelope left.
I agree with you. The friendship they have is so great. I love that whether or not either of them are seeing anyone, they need to understand that their friendship will always be. I love it!
gideon would make my life but it's never happening
I agree with you. I think that Prentiss and Hotch would make a great couple.
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Hiring a Residential Painting Services would be the best way to make the painting job easy and done right. However, there are a lot of painters in town. As a customer, you want to get the best house painters. You also want to make sure that what you spent would be justified. So how could you get quality house painters?
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Peverley, Seguin shoot Stars past Bruinsby Matt Kalman
BOSTON -- It took until the shootout, but Dallas Stars forwards Tyler Seguin and Rich Peverley finally got a measure of revenge against their old team, the Boston Bruins.
Seguin and Peverley, who were traded to Dallas in July in a deal that sent Loui Eriksson to Boston, both scored in the shootout to help the Stars to a 3-2 win at TD Garden on Thursday night.
Patrice Bergeron scored for the Bruins in the shootout, but Dallas goaltender Kari Lehtonen stopped Boston's other three shooters. Peverley won it for the Stars in the fourth round.
Lehtonen and counterpart Tuukka Rask each made 34 saves in regulation and overtime.
The Dallas-Boston trade was one of the biggest in the offseason, as the Bruins parted with two players who were integral parts of one team that won the Stanley Cup in 2011 and another that went to the Stanley Cup Final in June. Time and again, the Garden crowd reminded Seguin, who the Bruins selected with the No. 2 pick in the 2010 NHL Draft, that he was no longer in black and gold by booing him whenever he touched the puck and serenading him with a chant of "Se-guin, Se-guin" throughout the latter stages of the game.
"Obviously, it's a great game to win. It will be nice to move on a little bit," he said. "This has been in my head a little bit. You try and put it away when you are playing other games, but it's still there. You are still thinking about coming here to this town. Like I said, the win felt great."
Rask thought he knew the tendencies of his former teammates before the shootout. In the end, even his puck-stopping skills weren't enough to overcome the dramatics he knows often happen when players go against their former teams for the first time.
"Shocking, yeah," Rask said sarcastically. "You always face them in practice; it's a different scenario than that. You think you know what they're going to do, and then they do something else. So you know they were going to score at some point. That's how it always goes when you play against your old team, and they found a way to score a goal."
Seguin said he just wanted to try something different on his former teammate.
"If you want me to be very honest, anyone who asks me, I said I honestly don't know what to tell you. Tuukka is too good of a goalie. I could say the same thing about our goalie; I wouldn't know where to shoot on him. In my head it was kind of do something that you have never done before. I have never really gone right and then gone left on Tuukka before and shot high-blocker. I just tried to read what was open."
The Stars improved to 7-6-2 on the season and 2-0-0 through the first two games of their three-game road trip. They'll conclude the trip against the Detroit Red Wings on Thursday.
"I think we're getting better," Peverley said. "We've definitely come a long way since the start of the year. To come into this building and be able to get two points, I think that's a big confidence booster for our team. I think we've got to keep going and get better."
The Bruins have now lost two in a row and four of their last five. They're 8-6-0 on the season. They hadn't lost to Dallas at home since Jan. 14, 2006. Boston's five-game homestand continues with the second game Thursday against the Florida Panthers.
Bruins coach Claude Julien was frustrated by his team's inability to put the Stars away without reaching a shootout, particularly when they held a 15-1 edge in shots on net during the latter stages of the first period. The coach also pointed to the bad line change that led to Vernon Fiddler's game-tying penalty-shot goal with 2:34 remaining in regulation as another example of his club's recent sloppy play.
Fiddler got behind Boston defenseman Dennis Seidenberg, who had just jumped on the ice, and drew a hooking penalty. Fiddler then roofed a backhander over Rask to tie the game at 2-2.
"Well, it came down to a shootout because we played at the level of the other team," Julien said. "And not to take anything away from them, but I'd like to think we're a better team than what we showed tonight. The first 10 minutes were good, and then we got back to some our old habits. Eventually, when you play that way, you find ways to lose hockey games. And that's what we're doing right now; we're finding ways to lose.
Milan Lucic had given Boston a 2-1 lead at 11:39 of the third period with a tip-in after a strong shift by his line, with center David Krejci and right wing Jarome Iginla, and the defense pair of Dougie Hamilton and Seidenberg. Iginla won a battle in front that allowed Krejci to retrieve a rebound and dish the puck back to Hamilton at the blue line. The defenseman's wrister was timed perfect for a Lucic tip through an Iginla screen.
It took the Stars 3:38 to put their first shot on goal, but they made the most of it. After Zdeno Chara knocked down Jordie Benn's chip-in, Jamie Benn picked up the puck along the right wall, skated to just inside the right dot and beat Rask with a wrist shot inside the far post for an early 1-0 Dallas lead. The Benn goal extended the Bruins' streak of allowing the first goal to four games.
The Bruins wasted little time before answering. Torey Krug forced his former teammate Peverley to turn over the puck along the right wall of the Dallas zone. Carl Soderberg passed the puck across the ice to Smith, who fed it back to a streaking Krug for a goal from the left side of the slot at 4:16.
The Bruins finished the period with an 18-10 advantage in shots on goal, and the teams went to the dressing room tied 1-1. The Stars carried over their late-period momentum into the second period. They took over the lead in shots on net by outshooting Boston 13-4 over the middle 20 minutes. Rask made all the saves, as did Lehtonen, who had to be good to keep the puck out of the net on back-to-back Boston power plays in the middle part of the period.
"I thought the guys responded well," Stars coach Lindy Ruff said. "We took the early penalty and that gave them a little bit of momentum. They had us back on our heels. Once we got midway through the period, we started to come around. At the start of the second, our guys did a tremendous job. I thought Benn and Tyler started the period with an unbelievable shift, and I thought that turned the game."


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When the NFL releases its schedule each year, certain matchups clearly are compelling. They stand out to players, coaches and fans ? not to mention league officials and TV network executives ? for one reason or another.
The Manning Bowl, pitting Peyton's Broncos against younger brother Eli's Giants. Andy Reid's new team, the Chiefs, against his former one, the Eagles.
Then there are those games that, before the season actually begins, appear destined to draw interest and eyeballs, but are no longer intriguing by kickoff time.
One example from 2013: Reigning NFL MVP Adrian Peterson and the Minnesota Vikings, a playoff team a year ago, against two-time Super Bowl champion Ben Roethlisberger and the perennially relevant Pittsburgh Steelers at London in Week 4. Worth watching, right? Um, no, not really. They turned out to be a pair of dull, 0-3 teams.
Here's a Pick 6 of must-see games for Weeks 5-8 of the NFL season ? and a bonus Pick 6 of must-avoid games, too.
The must-sees:
CHIEFS AT TITANS, OCT. 6: OK, let's be honest here. Who had Kansas City and Tennessee with a combined record of 7-1 at this point?
SEAHAWKS AT COLTS, OCT. 6: Another 4-0 vs. 3-1 matchup, plus one featuring two terrific second-year QBs, Seattle's Russell Wilson vs. Indy's Andrew Luck. So far, Luck is 14-6 ? matching John Elway for the best 20-game start by a QB drafted No. 1 overall ? and he gets a chance to show what he can do against Richard Sherman and the rest of the talented Seahawks secondary.
SAINTS AT PATRIOTS, OCT. 13: Drew Brees vs. Tom Brady. Two teams that opened 4-0. Enough said.
JAGUARS AT BRONCOS, OCT. 13: The odds-makers already are talking about what could be the largest spread in NFL history when high-scoring Denver hosts Jacksonville, a club that appears to be one of the worst ever assembled. If Peyton Manning wanted to throw for eight TDs in this one, he probably could.
BRONCOS AT COLTS, OCT. 20: No reason to stop watching the Broncos, week in and week out, if only to see just how many records the older Manning sibling will break. This game provides an intriguing story, of course: Peyton's return to Indianapolis to face his replacement, Luck.
DOLPHINS AT PATRIOTS, OCT. 27: Week 8's schedule is filled with so-so games, but ? given that the Bills and Jets could be out of the playoff picture by then ? if any AFC East team is going to challenge New England at all, it could be Miami.
The must-avoids:
EAGLES AT GIANTS, OCT. 6: The NFC East is as bad a division as the NFL has seen in a long time. Through Week 4, the four teams are 4-12 ? and half of the wins came against division opponents. There is no good reason to watch these teams play anyone, let alone each other.
JAGUARS AT RAMS, OCT. 6: Zzzzzzz.
REDSKINS AT COWBOYS, OCT. 13: Here's the ridiculous part: The Redskins, who enter their bye week 1-3 thanks to a come-from-behind victory against the lowly and injury-depleted Raiders, might be playing for first place in the NFC East. A once-heated rivalry that's now sad.
RAVENS AT STEELERS, OCT. 20: Another rivalry no longer worth watching. This pair of recent Super Bowl participants might already be in look-to-next-season mode.
BUCCANEERS AT FALCONS, OCT. 20: Things are going south in a hurry for Greg Schiano in Tampa, and Mike Smith's taken a step back in Atlanta. One apparently up-and-coming team and one possibly ready to really soar ? instead, both are duds.
GIANTS AT EAGLES, OCT. 27: Consider this a rule: Skip all NFC East games.
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Smuggler Nation by Peter Andreas
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America is a smuggler nation. Our long history of illicit imports has ranged from West Indies molasses and Dutch gunpowder in the 18th century, to British industrial technologies and African slaves in the 19th century, to French condoms and Canadian booze in the early 20th century, to Mexican workers and Colombian cocaine in the modern era. Contraband capitalism, it turns out, has been an integral part of American capitalism.
Providing a sweeping narrative history from colonial times to the present, Smuggler Nation is the first book to retell the story of America–and of its engagement with its neighbors and the rest of the world–as a series of highly contentious battles over clandestine commerce.
If you're a fan of American history, Peter Andreas provides a fascinating new way to look at it with his Smuggler Nation. Andreas makes a very convincing argument that America's history is, by definition, a history of smuggling, from to intellectual property, to drugs and other material goods, to people. How long would the Confederacy have lasted without the blockade runners, for example?
In addition to being informative and convincing, Andreas is also an engaging writer. He has a good sense of flow and reader attention span, balancing good, meaty information with the knowledge of when to change the subject at least a little to keep things interesting.
Smuggler Nation is not only a new way to look at our history, but also a new way to look at our present. Politicians and policy makers bemoaning our porous borders would do well to learn from the lessons of our smuggling past before proposing solutions that only rehash past failures. Recommended.
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0114 150 2850
SACMHA is a health and social care company that provides a range of support services for older people, people with learning disabilities, people with physical impairments and/or sensory impairments, and people with mental health issues including those who are in receipt of Direct Payments or…
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The Silver Line
The Silver Line is the only national, free and confidential helpline for older people, open 365 days of the year (every day and night of the year).
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St Chads Church 3rd Age Ministry
St Chads Church runs services and activities for older people aged 50 years and over: Games & Frames - table games session & use of full size snooker table. Befriending - voluntary befriending scheme where church members visit housebound or lonely older people, once a month.…
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St Wilfrid's Centre
St Wilfrid's is a day centre for homeless, vulnerable and socially excluded adults (including people with mental health issues, autistic spectrum disorders or learning disabilities). The Centre is available to people aged 18-65 years and aims to offer a quality service that gives support to help…
Louise Finnigan
0114 255 5720
Stocksbridge Community Care Group
Stocksbridge Community Care Group works to combat the loneliness and isolation of older people in the area.
Chris Currer
0114 2830141
Terminus Initiative, The
Community cafe, charity shop, and Christian centre providing Women's Conversation and various health groups. Affordable room hire.
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text: Dr Jonathan Lee MA PhD School of PsychologyReaderInterim Head of School Contact details Telephone+44 (0)121 414 email@example.com View my research portal AddressSchool of PsychologyUniversity of Birmingham Edgbaston Birmingham B15 2TT UK I am a behavioural neuroscientist primarily interested in the mechanisms and functions of memory processes. In particular, I currently study the phenomenon of memory reconsolidation, which may have applications in the understanding of and treatment of conditions such as post-traumatic stress disorder and drug addiction. Qualifications MA (Cantab) PhD (Cantab) Biography I spent all my formative years at the University of Cambridge. After completing my undergraduate degree in Natural Sciences (Neuroscience), I undertook a PhD in the Department of Experimental Psychology under the supervision of Professor Barry Everitt. I continued as a post-doc in Prof Everitt's lab, before becoming a Lecturer in the Department of Experimental Psychology prior to my move to Birmingham in 2008. Postgraduate supervision Current PhD students: Marc Exton-McGuinness - Reconsolidation of instrumental memories If you are interested in working with me, please email me with your research interests. Research My research is focussed on the basic mechanisms of learning and memory. These range from the neural circuits that support memory acquisition and persistence, to the cellular mechanisms that operate within those circuits. In particular, I am interested in the different phases that occur in the lifetime of a memory: initial acquisition, subsequent memory stabilisation, retrieval/expression. Each of these processes contributes to the long-term persistence of memories. Recently, particular attention has been paid to the phenomenon of memory reconsolidation, whereby a memory may be modified after its retrieval, perhaps to maintain its adaptive relevance. Impairing the retrieval-induced reconsolidation phase results in severe amnesia for that, often old, memory. The study of memory reconsolidation is a major focus of my research. Not only might it prove to be the mechanism underlying so-called "false memories", but it has also been highlighted as a potential target in the treatment of some psychiatric disorders. Conditions such as post-traumatic stress disorder and drug addiction depend to a large extent upon the formation of extremely powerful and persistent emotional memories. It may be possible, therefore, to reduce the impact of these memories by blocking their reconsolidation. By using preclinical models of emotional learning and memory, we can begin to explore the clinical benefits of such an approach. Publications Please see http://www.researcherid.com/rid/A-9629-2008View all publications in research portal


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Makenzie Cann ripped Clark County with some deadly 3-point shooting to lead Anderson County past Clark, 64-51, in girls' basketball action Thursday night in Winchester.
Cann hit on 7-of-8 threes on her way to a varsity career-best 32 points. Cann was 10-for-12 overall from the field.
"As good as Kenzie was offensively, she was even better defensively," said Anderson coach Tony Kays. "She held Clark's best player (Preshia Rogers) to nine points."
Woodford County erupted to outscore Anderson County 21-9 in the second quarter and that was enough to give the Yellow Jackets a 57-44 win over the Bearcats in boys' basketball action Friday night in Versailles.
"We got in some foul trouble and could not stop their big men," Anderson coach Glen Drury said.
Woodford's 6-foot-7 junior, Jay Johnson, hit the Bearcats for 16 points, while another junior, 6-6 David Greenwell, also scored 16.
Johnson is being courted by several mid-major Division I schools, Drury said.
Anderson County's boys will close out the home portion of the basketball season when the Bearcats host Grant County on Saturday and Oldham County next Monday.
Saturday's contest has been designated as the annual Coaches vs. Cancer game and also is the Bearcats' winter homecoming game. Game time is 7:30 p.m.
Grant brings a 9-15 record into Saturday's contest under first-year coach Jim Hicks.
Hicks, a long-time mentor at Bath County, took over the Brave program from Ron Kinmon, who moved into administration.
Anderson County High School soccer player Madison Carter has inked a national letter-of-intent with Eastern Illinois University of the Ohio Valley Conference.
Located in Charleston, Illinois, Eastern Illinois finished 7-9-5 last fall.
A four-year starter at Anderson, Carter is expected to play forward for the Panthers. She also considered Tusculum University in Alabama and Morehead State.
"I told them she is a player," Anderson coach Jason Earnest said.
Anderson County High School soccer player Abby Prater signed a national letter-of-intent with the University of Indianapolis in a ceremony at the school last Wednesday. Prater is expected to play as a midfielder for the Greyhounds, who compete in the Great Lakes Valley Conference of the NCAA's Division II.
Even though Anderson County has no chance of winning the top seed in the 30th District Tournament and Shelby County can't break even unless it wins every game from here on out, there is plenty at stake when the Anderson boys host Shelby in the second game of Wednesday's double header.
South Oldham used a 10-0 run late in the third quarter to post a 73-63 win over Anderson County in a match-up of two of the Eighth Region's top teams Friday night in Crestwood.
Anderson had erased a 44-38 deficit when Mackenzie Cann and Corrin Robinson connected on 3-pointers but South Oldham responded with a 10-0 blitz over the next 1:40 to take control. Mary Dye, who scored 23 points for South Oldham, bookended the run with a 3-pointer and a steal that ended with a pass to Emily Housley for a layup that made it 54-44.
The scoreboard might have read differently the story line was the same Saturday night.
Anderson County stayed close but could not close the deal at Simon Kenton. The Pioneers led most of the game but with less than two minutes to play, Anderson was within striking distance, trailing by five points. Simon Kenton made the key plays down the stretch, however, to post a 72=60 win.
The loss was Anderson's eighth in nine games with the margin being the biggest in the string.
Experience is nearly always the best teacher, but it is sometimes cruel.
"I am fine," Anderson County boys' basketball coach Glen Drury said Friday after his team dropped a 62-55 decision to visiting South Oldham. "I am fine, but I might not have been when I first started coaching."
He's learned that things happen. He believes that a team can fight through and get better or it can pack things in and start getting ready for the summer.
Anderson County's wrestlers won four of five matches in its pool in the Admiral Duals, held Saturday at Danville High School. The Bearcats defeated Perry County Central, Newport, Boyle County and Harrison County, all by wide margins but fell to highly-regarded Wayne County 51-26.
In a 68-12 romp past Boyle, Anderson's only losses were in the 103- and 112-pound classes, where the Bearcats had no wrestlers. Anderson forfeited at 103 due to an injury to Cody Ward.
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IUCN is delighted that Sakhalin Energy followed the advice of an expert panel and stopped all seismic surveys affecting the Western Gray Whale.
The Western Gray Whale Advisory Panel, set up by IUCN, recommended on Friday that all oil and gas companies working just off Sakhalin Island in eastern Russia stop any activity that might harm the whales.
"The fact that Sakhalin Energy decided to listen to the Western Gray Whale Advisory Panel is excellent," said Finn Larsen, of IUCN's Global Marine Programme. "We are now calling on all other oil and gas companies operating in the same area to follow Sakhalin Energy's lead and make the right decision for the sake of these magnificent creatures."
There are only an estimated 120 Western Gray Whales left in the world, with 25 to 35 reproductive females. The whales come to feed in the waters off Sakhalin Island in summer and autumn, in preparation for the breeding season.
The Western Gray Whale Advisory Panel said it is extremely concerned by observations in 2008 suggesting whale distribution and behaviour have changed.
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text: Elmer Jordan was a two-sport athlete at Idaho, competing in basketball and tennis for the Vandals from 1939-42. After graduation, he became a high school football coach at Coeur d'Alene High School. In 1947, he was invited to coach the first Idaho East-West All-Star football game in Boise. Two years later in 1949, he coached in the National All-Star basketball game in Kentucky. He was the leader of Coeur d'Alene athletics for 23 years as a coach and athletic director, leading the basketball team to state titles in 1949 and 1963. Jordan has also been selected to the Idaho Hall of Fame, the Idaho High School Activities Association Hall of Fame and the Inland Empire and Greater Spokane Sports Association Hall of Fame. In 2001, Coeur d'Alene High School named its basketball court "Elmer Jordan Court" in his honor.