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In response to numerous questions from tournament
anglers, the Division of Marine Fisheries Management has compiled
the following list of questions and answers. Please use the
e-mail link at the bottom of this page if you have any questions
not covered here, and watch for new questions and answers attached
to future culling permits.
There are several reasons why angler-based tagging
programs are not the scientific data collection method of
This is not to say that the FWC has ruled out using
angler-based tagging programs as a data collection method.
The FWC's Fish and Wildlife Research Institute is considering using
angler-based tagging programs in the future but those programs will
be subject to very controlled circumstances to preserve the
integrity of the data collected.
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Redfish eat plankton for approximately their first
month and then transition to eating crustaceans such as shrimp,
crabs, oysters, worms, etc. that are suited for their size as they
grow. Redfish, like many other fish are opportunistic and
will eat what is readily available such as smaller fish, but they
mainly feed on crustaceans. Adult redfish have a sub-terminal
jaw where the upper jaw extends beyond the lower jaw. A
sub-terminal jaw structure is the sign of a bottom feeder.
Tailing redfish are most likely bottom feeding on crustaceans.
It is possible to over oxygenate a livewell
especially when the livewell has a lid that is kept closed. Closing
the lid to a livewell increases the oxygen level which increases
respiration by the fish. This will increase the level of
carbon dioxide and other gasses expelled by the fish. It is
recommended that you leave the livewell cracked or open to allow
gasses to escape. Keeping the livewell lid cracked also has
the benefit of allowing light in to allow the fish to orient
Excess oxygen will also excite the fish and cause
over activity that may lead to the fish bumping and bruising itself
in the livewell. We suggest using an adjustable oxygenation
system with ceramic air stones. Ceramic air stones produce
small bubbles that dissolve quickly. It is important to have
a steady, rising stream of bubbles, but the water should not be
boiling from the input of oxygen.
The best possible way to avoid over-oxygenating or
under-oxygenating a livewell is to use a device that measures
dissolved oxygen content in the water. It is also possible to
tell by observing a fish's behavior if the oxygen level is
appropriate. The fish should appear to be relaxed and be
opening and closing its gill covers. If the fish appears
overactive, the oxygen level may be too high. If the fish is
coming to the surface, they are looking for more oxygen and the
oxygen level may be too low.
We have not found that the grade of oxygen makes a
difference. Our redfish hatchery uses industrial grade
oxygen, which is typically used for welding, and it is much less
expensive than medical grade oxygen.
Yes and no. If used correctly, a boga grip
can be a benefit. If the fish is held horizontally and
supported at the belly, the boga grip can be helpful by reducing
handling and gaining control over the fish to aid transport and
measurement. Unfortunately, when using a boga grip the
tendency is to hold the fish vertically and the fish may struggle
too hard and break its jaw. If you choose to use a boga grip,
we emphasize that you keep the fish horizontal and support its
weight at the belly.
Yes. FWC rule and the culling permit require
a livewell minimum size of 18 gallons (9 gallons per fish) so that
up to 2 redfish could be maintained on board a vessel with the
minimum needed space to survive. The permit specifically
states the following: "All boats used in the tournament must
contain recirculating or aerated livewells that are at least 2.4
cubic feet or 18 gallons in capacity. Any fish caught and
culled pursuant to this permit must be maintained in the livewell
that meets these specifications."
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At 76 years of age, one would think I had learned from past experiences with Sears. To wit, a year ago, $3,500 worth of new appliances were totally fouled up; not having learned my lesson, two weeks ago I (actually my son as a gift to his dear cancer stricken mother) bought her a 42" plasma tv and stand; after a mess of calls as to delivery, the "goods" arrived today; nope the deliver does not install; we paid for installation; a few calls later, some routed to, would you believe, the philipines, still no instalation; then we called the local fellow in charge of the tv dept at the Southglenn store in Centennial, Co; after some pleading he kind of promised to call me by noon Saturday, 12/15/07. The lesson: go to Circuit City or Best Buy folks, Lambert has totally destroyed the notion of customer service at Sears.
If you read this call me: 303-883-1933 "David"
Have a Blessed Christmas, but., do your shopping at other than Sears, eh!

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The South West Academy is a registered charity dedicated to advancing the creation and appreciation of art in the South West of Britain. Its core membership, the academicians, are outstanding practitioners of fine and applied arts with varied practices, backgrounds and styles.
The Academy works to contribute to the cultural life of our region through an annual calendar of exhibitions and events. Each year the Academy holds two large-scale exhibitions: early in the year, the Academicians Exhibition showcases the work of its members. This is followed by the annual Open Exhibition, a juried show which invites entries from anyone in the region.
The Open Exhibition features the Young Artists Award,
part of the Academy's ongoing programme of work with schools and young people.
The Annual Drecki Lecture is a presentation given by outstanding artists and others in the field of the arts, and has even taken
the form of a dramatic presentation.
The work of the Academy is made possible by the the generous support from a range of sponsors. Practical, financial and
artistic support comes from the Friends of the Academy, whose efforts have underpinned the organisation from its beginnings.
If you're interested in becoming a Friend of the Academy, you can find out more here. If you are interested in volunteering for an event please get in touch via the Contact page.
You can find out more about the history and mission of the Academy on the Academy Page - and browse recent events on our news page.
News Headlines
◉ Tony Williams: Academician Tony Williams has been elected as an associate member of the Royal Society of Marine Artists A.R.S.M.A.
◉ Alan Cotton: Studio Exhibition at Colaton Raleigh - a collection of new Transylvanian paintings together with work from Provence, Venice, Piemonte and Hartland in North Devon
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◉ Academy Artists will be exhibiting as part of the The Big Colyton Art Show, 12th-14th October 2018 Colyton Grammar School, Whitwell Lane, Colyton, EX24 6HN
◉ Peter Randall Page: Visit the Touchstone sculpture by Academician Peter Randall-Page at the Oval Triangle, London.
◉ Robert Mountjoy Film: Film documenting SWAc at Thelma Hulbert Gallery 2018
◉ Friends of the Academy: Become a Friend or Best Friend of the Academy
Upcoming Exhibitions
For instructions on how to prepare and label work for the exhibition click here
Recent Exhibitions
a video about the South West Academy Exhibition at Delamore Arts, Devon during May 2018
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A Short film by Robert Mountjoy showing the 2017 Academicians Exhibition at Penwith Gallery
View the 2017 Open Exhibition Catalogue
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a short video showing a visit to SWAc at Delamore
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Why Every Woman Should Be Shopping in the Men's Department
Shopping for clothes that fit hasn't always been the easiest for me. Firstly, I'm almost six feet tall—buying pants that are long enough never really pans out that well (let's just say I've been wearing culottes long before they were cool).
My shoulders are broad, and my arms are long, so buying jackets that don't make me look like a squished-up hot dog has always been its own special treat too. And, to make matters worse, I wear a size 11 shoe. It's gotten easier in recent years to find footwear in my size, but trust me when I say a lot of brands just assume no woman could possibly wear anything larger than a 10.
When I was a teenager, my height and frame were hard to deal with at times. I was embarrassed by it, often left thinking that I was somehow less feminine because I'm not petite or super slim.
But, over the years, I've grown into myself, and along the way, I've discovered one simple style trick that makes being tall, with broad shoulders, and size 10 in clothing, a hell of a lot easier: I shamelessly shop the men's section.
It started simply enough: Most people steal clothes from their mom; well, I steal clothes from my stepdad including—but not limited to—his button-down shirts (I love that they're actually oversize on me), an old tuxedo jacket that I wear with just about everything I own (from sweatpants to gowns), and a brown felt fedora he used to wear to work in the 1980s (I wear it with jeans and T-shirts).
From there, it was a hop, skip, and a jump to regularly browsing the men's department at stores and online—I now buy vintage men's Levi's on eBay, because why spend $200 on designer "boyfriend jeans" supposedly designed for women when I can buy the real thing for 20 bucks?
Shopping this way has led me to discover some of my all-time favorite wardrobe staples. Brooks Brothers' noniron shirts are now my daily go-to (seriously, these shirts are the absolute best, and no, the retailer isn't paying me to say that). Champion sweatshirts, J.Crew men's belts, and men's leather jackets are on regular outfit rotation in my closet. One of my favorite bags was even designed for men: a Montblanc portfolio that I wear as a clutch (it's big and roomy and fits all my stuff—seriously, why don't brands design women's bags like this?).
The more I've shopped in the men's department, the more I've noticed it's also cheaper. We have a little thing called the women's tax (it's also sometimes called the pink tax) to thank for that, which is basically the premise that essentials costs more when marketed to women. So along with the gender wage gap, which is alive and well, women are paying more for basic necessities like conditioner, razors, and deodorant.
It's a point that's been getting a lot of attention lately, and I can confirm firsthand it's clearly being levied not just on beauty products but also on clothes—I can't count the number of times I've picked up a polyester sweater in the women's side of the store, only to find the merino wool version in the men's section for almost the same price.
According to a study released by the New York City Department of Consumer Affairs in 2015, women's jeans cost 10 percent more than men's, on average. The study also found that products marketed to women actually cost more a whopping 42 percent of the time.
It's more than just the sizing and the pricing that draws me to men's clothes; it's that sometimes what's designed for men simply looks more modern and not as precious. (Button-down shirts, for example, are made without those dated ribcage seams women's versions so often have, preventing a genuinely slouchy fit.)
There's a reason some of the hottest brands right now are offering gender-neutral collections—everyone from Diesel to Mother Denim to Zara, which launched its Ungendered capsule collection last year. Increasingly, the casual clothes men and women want to wear are essentially the same.
Not all retailers, of course, have caught up. And until they do, I am more than happy to buy my oversize sweaters and button-downs in the men's section, where the clothes actually fit me and are cheaper to boot.
Believe me when I say you don't need to be tall to find men's pieces to love. Women of all sizes—even petite girls—can find cool pieces that provide a genuine effortlessness that's sometimes hard to come by in the ladies' department.
Starting small—a men's button-down tucked into tight blue jeans with the sleeves rolled up, an oversize men's bomber over a fitted dress, a classic men's watch—are good ways to ease into it, even if you're not someone who typically identifies her style as masculine-leaning.
Here, a few of my favorite men's pieces in stores right now:
Levi's The Trucker Jacket, $89.50, levi.com
Saturdays NYC Miller T-shirt, $40, saturdaysnyc.com
Club Monaco merino crewneck sweater, $79, clubmonaco.com
Daniel Wellington St. Mawes watch, $229, danielwellington.com
Brooks Brothers noniron Madison spread collar dress shirt, $92, brooksbrothers.com
Zara bomber jacket, $89.90, zara.com
J.Crew tapered sweatpants, $70, mrporter.com
Champion sweatshirt, $40, jackthreads.com
Gap patch fatique jacket, $128, gap.com
L.L. Bean men's flannel shirt, $44.95, llbean.com


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Inside the October Entertainment issue of BELLO mag with Cheyenne Jackson on the cover we have Tom Bateman photographed in London by Joseph Sinclair. Location and Special thanks to Amba Hotel Charing Cross, London UK.
Actor, TOM BATEMAN reveals his very versatile style.
words by MICHELLE GANNEY
Versatile, talented and very charming. That about sums up the charismatic Tom Bateman.
This Broadway star has spread his wings from theatre to the world of TV as he depicts Robert Jekyll, grandson of the legendary Dr. Jekyll in Jekyll and Hyde. On top of that, he was also cast as the dashing William Shakespeare in last year's Broadway show, Shakespeare in Love. Quite the accolade! It's no wonder this British-born gem has garnered such success with the revelation of huge support from his close family who have championed him every step of the way. Read more in BELLO mag issue #88.
You can now download this new issue with Cheyenne Jackson on the cover worldwide.
Fashion List: SCOTCH & SODA, OLIVER SPENCER, DOMINGO RODRIGUEZ, FOXHALL, RICHARD ANDERSON, VILLAIN, PRPS, UNDERGROUND, THE BROOKLYN CIRCUS, SCABAL, FOXHALL, OUR LEGACY.
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Move over, machine-macerated chicken and MSG-laced pepperoni. Pizza's got a new topping in town, and it goes by the name of Kobe beef steak. Ever heard of it? Yeah, it's like the Prada of meats and Domino's is now serving it on top of some specialty pies.
Just when you thought Cool Ranch Doritos Locos from Taco Bell was the best news in the fast food industry, Domino's goes and does something like this, and totally redeems themselves.
There is, however, a significant price tag associated with this sort of pizza pie delicacy.
It'll cost you an estimated $1,300. There's the $1,040 round-trip ticket from New York to Tokyo, the $200 you'll spend on one night in a hotel, and $66 for the pizza.
Yes, the Kobe beef steak pizza is only available in Japan, and only for another week or so. If you want it, you'll have to fly over ASAP.
It might be worth it, though. The Domino's pie comes topped with Kobe beef steak (obvs), potatoes, onions, and deluxe steak sauce. That sounds better to me than Pizza Hut's burger, nugget, and hot dog stuffed slices and it sounds better than their perfume, too. Domino's 2, Pizza Hut 0.
And think of the story you could tell your kids about that time you dropped everything, emptied your bank account, and flew to Tokyo for a one-night-only binge fest on a Kobe beef pizza from Domino's. They'll think you're the coolest person ever, then petition to have their college funds relinquished to their control. But still, worth it.
How does a Kobe beef steak pizza sound to you?
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IN recent times Nse Ikpe Etim has been in the news for good reasons. She headline Mr. and Mrs. dazzled in Phone Swap and got married to her heartthrob, Mr. Clifford Sule.
She is once again in the news as the lead act in new emotive movie, Broken. In Broken, Nse plays the role of a woman who tries to buried her past, move on in life and pretends that the past never exist. But as always, a dirty past has a way of rearing its ugly head; the two children she left in the past surface and turns her 'perfect' life to a living hell in double proportion.
Nse is not the only act with 'living and troubling' past in the movie, Bimbo Manuel who plays the role of Nse's husband is the father of the house girl, a secret he desperately wants to keep away from Nse.
Kalu Ikeagwu, the philandering corper had a 'bushmeat' in the village girl that proves too strong to devour and digest. One way or the other, the lives of the three had a meeting point where sanity, life, happiness and silence got broken.
Broken is from Bright Wonder. The movie will premiere on Thursday, March 28 at Silverbird Cinema, Abuja. Bright Wonder produced the mildly popular movie of Away and Beyond.
Speaking on the experience, Kalu Ikeagwu said Broken is one movie he can't seems to forget in a hurry. 'At a point I was crying watching Nse act. It was like a real life scene to me. The storyline is touching. I've never worked on a movie like this'.


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Jerez 2015
World GP Bike Legends chose Jerez Circuit in the beautiful Southern Spain region of Andalucia to host the inaugural festival of what is to become the 'Masters' series for grand prix racing. Legendary riders from across the world flew in and were reunited with authentic 2-stroke machinery from the Golden Era of motorcycle racing.
With multiple headline races, fun entertainment and live music, a high quality festival was born.
Wayne Gardner said: "My perspective of the event has been overwhelmingly successful. I saw the look in people's eyes and heard all the cheering when I won yesterday which was so cool. It brought back a lot of memories and it's my third GP victory at Jerez! To ride with all your friends is such a pleasure. Today I was riding around the outside of Christian and I had total confidence and it was a great feeling. These motorcycles are still so thrilling, and of course we've got it all filmed on TV and hopefully the documentary will help us grow further. There's already negotiations for events in other countries so the future is very bright. I think this event will springboard the interest in it and will make it easier for us to fill the grids in the future. I applaud Nick Wigley and the team at Goose for coming up with such a great concept."
Steve Parrish said: "It's great to be back with the old motorcycles and remember how they were in the old days. Unfortunately I'd like to apologize to Steve Wheatman because I managed to break one of his today – it's been very kind of him to lend them to me and I was able to go out on a different bike which was really enjoyable as I managed to finish the races today! To be out there with colleagues from the past, the fumes and the camaraderie that goes on as well as to go right into the middle of all the fans and see so many enthusiastic people is really great."
Chris Wilson, a bike collector providing some of the iconic bikes for the legends to ride this weekend, said: "The enthusiasm and commitment of Goose Live Events has brought me here today. The opportunity to come to an event like this and be part of the beginning of what I really hope is going to be something very special was too good to miss. It is obviously a staggeringly good location, it is just a fantastic circuit – Jerez, Andalucia is beautiful but also packed with history. Everyone has been fantastic and I really look forward to this weekend."


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Ungulate, formerly, any hoofed mammal. Although the term is now used more broadly in formal classification as the grandorder Ungulata, in common usage it was widely applied to a diverse group of placental mammals that were characterized as hoofed herbivorous quadrupeds. The feature that united them, the hoof, consists of hornlike dermal (skin) tissue, comparable to the human fingernail, which extends over the end of a broadened terminal digit.
Modern hoofed mammals comprise three groups: Artiodactyla, the even-toed ungulates (swine, camels, deer, and bovines); Perissodactyla, the odd-toed ungulates (horses, tapirs, and rhinoceroses); and Uranotheria, which includes the orders Proboscidea (elephants), Hyracoidea (hyraxes), and Sirenia (manatees and dugongs).
The grandorder Ungulata also includes the orders Tubulidendata (aardvarks) and Cetacea (whales and dolphins). Nine orders of fossil ungulates are also recognized: Dinocerata (uintatheres), Procreodi, Condylarthra (condylarths), Arctostylopida, Litopterna (litopterns), Notoungulata (notoungulates, including the toxodonts), Astrapotheria (astrapotheres), Xenungulata (xenungulates), and Pyrotheria (pyrotheres).


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DOMINION Electronics has announced the first products in the new RabbitNet expansion line-up from Z-World: the RN1100 digital I/O and RN 1200 A/D expansion cards.
The cards are the first in a series of RabbitNet peripheral products designed for use with Z-World controllers such as the BL2500 Coyote and OP7200 eDisplay.
The RabbitNet expansion ports enable a modular and expandable embedded control system whose configuration of I/O cards can be tailored to a large variety of demanding real-time control, display, and data-acquisition applications.
A typical RabbitNet system consists of a master single-board computer and one or more peripheral cards. A high-performance Rabbit 3000 or Rabbit 2000 microprocessor on the master provides fast data processing, and the BL2500 master also provides the DCIN and +5V power for the peripheral cards.
The RabbitNet expansion mechanism is based on three-wire, full duplex technology, utilising low-cost, off-the-shelf Ethernet cables. Data is transmitted at 1Mb/s up to 10m.
When used with a compatible Z·World controller acting as a master, any RabbitNet product can be used to expand an existing system functionally or increase the distance from the master device to the peripheral points.
The cards mount easily on a 100mm DIN rail tray (100 × 90 × 17mm). They are capable of supporting up to 196 peripheral devices with multiple routers.
The cards are connected as slaves to the master by using version 8.01 or later of Z-World's Dynamic C software.
RN1100 features include:
* 24 protected and filtered digital inputs.
* 16 high-speed protected sinking/sourcing digital outputs.
* Four 10-bit analogue input channels.
* 100mm DIN rail tray mountable.
* RabbitNet interface: 1Mb/s using standard Ethernet cable, up to 10m away from master (RS422).
RN1200 features include:
* 8 single-ended 11-bit or 4 differential 12-bit analogue inputs.
* Software-controlled voltage ranges.
* 100mm DIN rail tray mountable.
* RabbitNet interface: 1Mb/s using standard Ethernet cable, up to 10m away from master (RS422).


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Freezer French Toast
When a Christmas brunch is in the future, make-ahead French toast comes to the rescue. A cream cheese mixture and orange marmalade is sandwiched between slices of French bread, frozen, and ready to be cooked at your leisure.
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Freezer French Toast
- In medium mixing bowl beat together cream cheese and sour cream until smooth; set aside. Trim off ends of bread; cut loaf crosswise in 20 slices. Spread half the slices on one side with cheese mixture. Spread remaining slices on one side with marmalade. Sandwich slices together; set aside.
- In a shallow dish use a fork to beat eggs, milk, and vanilla together. Place half the almonds in another shallow dish. Dip both sides of sandwiches in egg mixture; allow excess to drip off. Coat both sides of sandwiches with almonds, adding more almonds to dish as needed.
- Place coated sandwiches on baking sheet lined with waxed paper; cover and freeze 3 hours or until firm. Transfer to freezer container or bag; seal, label, and freeze up to 1 month.
To serve:
- Preheat oven to 350 degrees F. Place frozen French toast on large greased or parchment-lined baking sheet. Bake 30 to 35 minutes or until golden and heated through, turning once. Serve with maple syrup.
Nutrition Facts (Freezer French Toast)
- Per serving:
- 562 kcal ,
- 26 g fat
- (8 g sat. fat ,
- 4 g polyunsaturated fat ,
- 12 g monounsaturated fat ),
- 114 mg chol. ,
- 402 mg sodium ,
- 71 g carb. ,
- 5 g fiber ,
- 39 g sugar ,
- 15 g pro.


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DotA - WoDotA Top10 Weekly Vol.70, 71| DotA - WoDotA Funny Time Vol.18, 19, 20
Miss the WoDotA Weekly? They just uploaded their previous videos on the YouTube, enjoy!
DotA - WoDotA Top10 Weekly Vol.70
10: Orge Magi hitting creep to get to level 6 for a change to get a 2x Multi Cast killing Morphling
8: Earth Shaker Blink ulti Grabs a double kill and killing Tiny for Triple Kill. Then Juking Clinks in trees and Tping out safely
7: Windrunner Trapping Juggernaut and Bounty Hunter in Trees with the help of Phase Boots manages to get away safely with help from undying killing them both.
6: Kunkka predicts Invoker's Movement killing Him
5: Nevermore getting a Rampage
4: Huskar escapes death and gets a Rampage.
3: Pudge turns around to kill invoker then saves Venomancer baiting scourge team and killing them.
2: Vengeful spirit survives a chasing Weaver with Swap every 10 sec and force staff avoid death and baiting Weaver to death.
1: Sand King escapes death with burrow strikes allowing his teammates to backup allow him to get a Triple Kill
Special Scene: Pudge epic Hook causes Magnus to miss his ulti
DotA - WoDotA Top10 Weekly Vol.71
10: Visage using his Familiars to trap Orge Magi killing him
9: Wisp uses Relocate luring Furion and Drow then killing them both
8: Pudge helps BristleBack kills Blood Seeker hooks undying and killing him too lastly killing Slark with a Hook for a Triple Kill
7: Razor Kills Sniper and Furion and with Phase boots traps Naix in trees with Venomancer's Ward killing Naix
6: Crystal Maiden casts Ulti in Fog to kill Enchantress then using force staff to avoid Sand King's Burrow Strike uses Frost Bite at the last second to avoid Morphing's Last hit
5: Juggernaut saves himself with the Healing ward killing both Weaver and Venge
4: Lion Luring Weaver and killing him with Stun and finger then fogs Bane, void and Thrall avoiding Death
3: Tiny Gets lucky with Craggy Exterior Causing Tauren and Mortred death
2: Nevermore Kills Juggernaut and blind raze Invoker for a Double Kill
1: Nevermore Kills Gondar with blind raze and with the help of Venge Killing Furion and Chaos Knight for a Triple Kill
Special Scene: Lich's Ulti Bounce to Ncing Causing Furion's Death and Wisp Died as well
WoDotA Funny Time Vol.18
WoDotA Funny Time Vol.19
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MARTINSBURG, W.Va.
A Martinsburg man with a long history of convictions for driving under the influence of alcohol was arrested Friday after being spotted by police allegedly driving erratically in the city, according to a press release from West Virginia State Police.
Charles Walter May, 32, of 201 Kentucky Ave., was arraigned in Berkeley County Magistrate Court after being charged with one felony count of driving under the influence third offense and driving with a revoked license third offense after he reportedly was identified as the driver of a vehicle spotted making an abrupt maneuver along Winchester Avenue on Friday about 1:40 p.m., according to the release.
May also was charged with several misdemeanor offenses, including battery on an officer and obstruction, after allegedly making threatening comments and kicking a police officer as police tried to escort him from the back of a police cruiser after arriving at Eastern Regional Jail, according to the release.


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Financial Aid
Affording an independent school education is possible for families of all income levels. Unfortunately, many families do not consider independent schools due to the high cost of tuition. We believe that the cost of an independent school education should not be a deterrent to prospective families.
Financial aid at Grace Episcopal Day School is available to those families that qualify with students in Kindergarten through 8th Grade. Applications for financial aid are made through the School and Student Services for Financial Aid (SSS). These forms are available on-line at sssbynais.org.
The deadline for filing is February 28, 2018 for the 2018 – 2019 school year. Families currently receiving financial assistance must submit a new application each year. Click here to see instructions for how to apply for financial aid.
Every award is individualized based upon the financial assessment of each candidate and is strictly confidential. It is important to note that Grace Episcopal Day School may not be able to accommodate all financial assistance applicants in a given school year.
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New Orleans, LA – Fowler Rodriguez, LLC is recognized as a leading national law firm in the 2016 reference book, Chambers USA: America's Leading Lawyers for Business.
This year, Chambers again named Fowler Rodriguez a leading law firm in the national category of Transportation: Shipping: Litigation (outside New York). The firm is recognized as a Band 1 firm in this category, which is the highest achievement. George Fowler, Antonio Rodriguez and Delos "Dee" Flint were included for their contributions to the maritime industry. George and Toney have been recognized in prior years. This is Dee's first year in the publication.
Mr. Fowler is a founding partner of the firm and an internationally recognized trial lawyer who represents some of the largest cruise lines and maritime clients in the world. He is Vice President and General Counsel of the Cuban American National Foundation and has appeared on national television to comment on Cuban affairs. He writes and lectures on international law and world trade and recently published the book, My Cuba Libre: Bringing Fidel Castro to Justice.
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Dr Fox backed calls for a referendum on Britain's relationship with Europe once the current crisis had abated, backing a plan that was set out by the Prime Minister David Cameron at the weekend.
He added that while "a referendum will be vital", he believed that holding one now would be "a huge error with enormous tactical risks" because the fear of damage to Britain's economy would mean that Eurosceptics would lose.
Dr Fox's intervention came just hours before Mr Cameron was due to make a statement on Europe in the Commons, when he is likely to be pressed for more details about his plans for the referendum.
The comments in Dr Fox's first major speech since being forced out of office before Christmas will pressure David Cameron to set out a clear timetable for Britain to hold a referendum on the UK's membership of the European Union.
Dr Fox, who quit as defence secretary in November over his links with his friend Adam Werritty, said that Britain's disaffection with Europe could be traced back to the moment in the 1980s when the European Union ceased to be merely a trading area.
He told an audience in Westminster: "There remains a strong resentment among larges parts of the British people that they voted for one thing and were delivered into another.
"Worse, there is a suspicion that those who persuade them to do so were all too aware of this deception. Not only were they sold a pup but they were intentionally sold a pup."
Dr Fox did not say to whom he was referring but it is thought he was making reference to former Tory Prime Minister Edward Heath and former Labour Prime Minister Harold Wilson.
He made attempts to absolve former Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher of any blame, despite her agreeing to the further economic union in the mid-1980s.
When she found out that the European Commission was extending its sphere of influence to employment and social security, as well as health and safety, in the 1980s she started to articulate her hostility to the whole project, he said.
Dr Fox said: "I do not believe that Britain's national interest is served by its current relationship with the EU."
Dr Fox insisted that "life outside the EU holds no terror" for him because globalisation would drive countries further together to "cooperate more closely on the basis of commonality rather than geographical proximity."
However he said that holding an in/out referendum at the present time would "be a huge error with enormous tactical risks.
"It is not a coincidence that some convinced Euro-enthusiasts support such referendum calls, confident that a scare campaign based on false fears of political and economic isolation would win the day.
"Instead, I would like to see Britain negotiate a new relationship with the EU based on economic rather than political considerations and set out in clear and unambiguous language.
"If we succeed, a referendum should be held and formal acceptance advocated. If, on the other hand, this approach is rejected outright or falls short of necessary 'red lines', then we would have no alternative but to recommend rejection and consider departure from the EU."
Asked whether he trusted Mr Cameron to push for renegotiation, Dr Fox told the event in Westminster - organised by the Taxpayers' Alliance think tank - that he did. "I know his commitment to getting the best deal for the British people," he added.
Responding to a question about whether he was missing life in Government he replied: "I don't imagine I would be in the heart of government for about twenty-five minutes if I had given this speech."
Nearly 100 Conservative MPs wrote to Mr Cameron last week urging him to make a legal commitment to hold a poll on the UK's relationship with the EU during the next parliament.
Withdrawal from the European Union is a right of European Union member states under TEU Article 50 which states: "Any Member State may decide to withdraw from the Union in accordance with its own constitutional requirements."
Only Greenland has explicitly voted to leave, quitting the European Economic Community in 1985.
The last referendum on Britain's relationship with Europe was in 1975 when Britain held a national referendum on withdrawal the European Economic Community. At that referendum, 67 per cent of voters chose to remain in the Community.
However Dr Fox's comments were at odds with former Conservative Cabinet minister John Redwood who said in a blog, titled "A new relationship with the EU?" published on Monday that now the chaos in the Eurozone meant that now was a good time to call a referendum.
He said: "The government is wrong to say we cannot make a move now owing to the problems of the Euro zone. We need to make the move now for just that reason.
"The UK needs to be free of any financial liability from the Euro troubles, and free of the extra government the EU will now seek to impose to try to 'save' the Euro.
"As the EU will need UK consent to their pushing ahead for a more comprehensive union, the UK is well placed to say as they want more EU power over their lives we intend to have less. We should travel in the opposite direction."
He added: "The Government should see what it can negotiate and then put it to the vote. The referendum question should simply be 'Do you want to stay in the EU based on the new deal on offer?'"


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Remembering 7 principles gives strength.
1. In generosity and helping others be like a river.
2. In compassion and grace be like the sun.
3. In concealing others' faults be like the night.
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5. In modesty and humility be like earth.
6. In tolerance be like the sea.
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Palestinian Official: Fatah, Hamas Share Same Position Not to Recognize Israel
A senior Palestinian official explained on Monday that Fatah and Hamas share the same position and will not recognize Israel.
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A senior Palestinian legislator and member of the Fatah Movement underlined on Monday that Fatah and the Palestinian Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas) share the same view on the Zionist regime's entity as neither one recognizes the Israeli regime as a state.
"No one in Fatah and Hamas movements recognizes Israel," Abdullah Abdullah told FNA, asked if the so-called Fatah-Israel peace talks would continue, given Hamas's opposition to the process.
The Fatah official further stressed Israel should realize that it cannot rule the peace process while having Palestinian territories under occupation.
"Palestinians who are a nation under occupation have and will resist against the occupiers and we witness Palestinian resistance and conflicts with the Zionist regime in most regions," he said.
The official underlined that Fatah would never attend any negotiation with the Israeli regime if such talks are not based on the international rules, and stated, "If Israel withdraws from the Palestinian and Arab lands, it might be possible to enter peace negotiations."
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around the house a.k.a. keeping it real
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I love stories like this. Isn't it surprising sometimes what comes out of something simple like a walk and meeting up with the neighbour. Likely Dan and Adam learned a thing or two from each other through the process, and most importantly they forged a bond that will continue.ReplyDelete
And how lucky are they to have lunch, beer and sunscreen provided on a tray - good on you.
What have we been up to ? - we just returned from our honeymoon. Three weeks in beautiful Ireland.
Congratulations Katherine!!! So happy for you! xxojoanDelete
Just read your wedding post Katherine- you were a stunning bride. I swear you look like you and your daughter are sisters!! Gorgeous wedding. My best to you and Richard!!!Delete
(to my other readers, if you are reading this go to Katherine's blog and see this gorgeous bride!!)
We are no stranger to hurricanes here!! They can be scary and devastating! I am glad more damage wasn't done! Your wall looks great!! Kuddos!!! xo Leslie SinclairReplyDeleteReplies
Thanks Leslie! Y'all have had quite the weather this past year:( Hope no hurricanes this season for you or us;)Delete
Glad you could find good help and get it put back together quickly. Looks like the the job was done right! I'm always busy tweaking outside- summer and my gardens make me the happiest! We've had a bit of a roller coaster with the temps here but that's okay- it's been a good summer so far and that's a good thing!ReplyDeleteReplies
So happy to hear you are having a good summer Liz. Yes, always lots of tweaking outside!Delete
What a great job the guys did. How many days did it take, start to finish? It's nice to have a young, capable neighbor. Fun post.
My mister is reconstructing our patio cover. It's coming along nicely.
Ummmm, lets see- they worked on and off on it (on Dan's days off) for a good two weeks. Don't you love a handy husband?!!!Delete
- AnonymousJuly 18, 2016 at 11:06 PM
How interesting that my husband did the same work your assistant Adam wants to do. It's a wonderful career.ReplyDelete
What have I been up to? Babysitting for my new and only grandchild!!! I just beg his parents to go out all the time. I love having him all to myself. :)
So happy your getting all that grandbaby sugar Dianne! Happy summer! xxoDelete
I feel kinda funny saying this at my age but I just have too.... Dan ROCKS that OREGON shirt!! tee heeReplyDelete
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Ha Ha, I didn't notice the Oregon shirt until you wrote that! Very true! And GO DUCKS! ; )Delete
omg... y'all both made Dan's day/week!!!! Wish you could have heard him when I read him the comments!:) Dan thanks you both Vicci and Heather (and yes, Go Ducks says Dan;)Delete
I totally agree, especially considering he's 62. He's always blowing people away with his age as they think he's in his early fifties:) His response is he gives credit to his "much younger wife;)" good husband!!! I've had him wearing sunscreen, moisturizer and eye cream for a good 20 years, and it has paid off!
- AnonymousJuly 19, 2016 at 7:13 AM
Great job! This Summah has been busy!! We recently moved to NH from TN - just North of you. We are in the throws of remodeling our existing cottage and adding onto it. We have already completed my art studio, garage and mudroom. A new addition is currently going up on the other end. We have had a blast searching for great old architectural pieces to implement into the new along with old doors, light fixtures, hardware, etc. So much FUN! I have enjoyed your blog for years. I am putting marble counter tops in the new kitchen! (Despite EVERYone trying to talk me out of it!) 😃 Thank you. xo MarilynReplyDeleteReplies
summah!!!! how exciting Marilyn! How are you liking NH?! Where all y'all? Good for you for standing your ground on the marble!!!Delete
'Morning, Joan! I love it when I see (a) a new post from you, and (b) the post is about one of your projects. What you and Dan have done is amazing ... you know that, right?ReplyDelete
Our summer project has been to continue renovating the gardens here at 'The Manor'. We did the smaller ones last year, and this year we are motivated to tackle the BIG one, The Rose Field. As of now, I'm locating and digging the roses that remain in the ruin, and Steve is cutting the mess to a manageable level with his walk-behind bush hog. Seeing progress on a big project like this fuels the motivation, which leads to more progress. Win win!
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You are so sweet Connie, thank you. Actually, I know understand when so many people over the years have said my posts exhaust them at the thought of what all we've done, as I look back on pictures now and am TOTALLY exhausted!!!Delete
You're summer sounds very busy and physically tiring, but fun! I'll pop over to check it out.
girlies thank you for the hug! xxo
- AnonymousJuly 19, 2016 at 7:48 AM
Hi Joan: Yes, we experienced Irene first-hand and remember it well. Fortunately, no damage to our home but everywhere else was a mess. I think your title to this post so appropriate. Not that I want anything bad to happen, of course not, but I think we all look at your home and life and think that it's always so beautiful and nothing could go wrong. I'm old enough to know that's just dumb. But I'm glad you got it all fixed and you have such a hard-working husband and neighbor. Joan, I don't know about you, but I thought I worked hard until I moved to New England. Seriously, these people, no matter what their age, aren't afraid to tackle anything. We've got neighbors in their 80's still taking care of their barns and property themselves. I admire and need to learn from that. BevReplyDeleteReplies
hi Bev,Delete
I totally get that. It's sometimes hard to balance posting real life with not wanting to be a debbie-downer about things around the house. I like the farmhouse to be a quiet place for relaxing and calm and enjoyment when people visit both on line and in person. And I'm thinking no one wants to hear things, like right now, we can't get a single contractor (for about 4 different projects around the house) to call us back.... sooooo frustrating. So much negative in the world, so I just try to keep things on the positive side here. Also, sometimes when things are happening around the house that are not good I just can't talk about them until they are resolved (think my rose colored glasses;). Like last year when we had to have the well dug deeper in the middle of that icy winter :O Actually I will be talking about that in a future post, but it was all so painful it took me a while to be able to talk about it:) So glad your house wasn't damaged by Irene. We still see so much damage when visiting VT, xxoj
- much older sister susanJuly 19, 2016 at 8:31 AM
Adam is a doll! Our Dan so handsome!!! We miss you so much! How many days did the project take? Looks back breaking.ReplyDeleteReplies
Yes, that's what we had young Adam for;):) It took a couple of weeks working when Dan was off.Delete
We are working on downsizing. We are blessed with a house on a beautiful lake but much, much work has to happen between here and there.ReplyDelete
I thought you might like to hear that our rescue dog comes home on Saturday. He is a Chi/ Basenji mix, 4 years old, a tiny 10 pounds. He is sweet and loving. Picked up as a stray and rescued from a kill shelter, he does not seem to have ever lived in a house before. We are counting the days until he arrives. I am in many ways happy that he is a local rescue as there are many here needing homes, too.Replies
Lana!!! SO happy to hear you have found a local rescue that will have a wonderful new life! What will you name him? Where is the kill shelter?Delete
His name is Cortez but that seemed so huge for such a small sweetie so we are calling him Corey. He came from a kill shelter in Cherokee County, SC. He has stolen our hearts.Delete
- AnonymousJuly 19, 2016 at 10:35 AM
"wicked humid" I love it! You are now officially a fellow New Englander! TinaReplyDeleteReplies
ha!!! love it Tina!!Delete
Wow! Awesome job those guys did! My daughter works for a company called 180 Medical. It's a fairly new company that is growing fast. And from what my daughter says, they are always hiring, and have locations across the United States. Just thought I'd pass that along.ReplyDeleteReplies
I'll pass that along Michelle, thank you!Delete
Yes, it is always something! Love your terrace and the gorgeous stone wall!!ReplyDelete
My thoughts and feeling on the project are: 1) totally worth the effort. 2) wow, that is a lot of work. 3) many hands make light work, but in this circumstance, it is still heavy work. 4) how proud you must be of Dan and Adam!ReplyDeleteReplies
hi Tina! Yes to all the above!! Hope you and your family are well. xxoDelete
Nicely done and easy on the eyes with a side of humor! Love itReplyDeleteReplies
heehee! Thank you Debbie!Delete
I'm so happy to see Dan back up on his feet doing house projects, and of course, excelling at them! Next time you have Adam over to do a project, invite me over for lunch. Just saying. :)ReplyDelete
ha! I know, right?!!!!Delete
You're so sweet my friend, hope you are well. xxo
I need Adam at my house.... so many projects/maintenance/upkeep. Your terrace is looking great again and just the spot for looking at your beautiful sunsets.
Judith, I will send him your way ;) He's such a great worker. Dan's been having him mow this summer too, so Dan can work on other things around the house, and omg... he's such a perfectionist about getting his lines straight!! love it!Delete
That stone wall is amazing! I have no idea how they could move those massive stones! How wonderful that you found Adam and that he and Dan worked so well together. They sure were lucky to have you to keep them hydrated and without sun damage:):) We have been doing some small things around the house and yard and Joe is working HARD on the train room!!! It is going to be amazing! Can't wait to share it.ReplyDeleteReplies
hi Pinky! The stones are crazy huge. Imagine the work of moving them prior to engines??? Sounds like you and Joe are having a great summer- so glad!! xxoDelete
Joan!! Your wall looks Ah-mazing!! It is always such a treat to read your very entertaining posts! Guys like Dan and Adam are hard to come by these days. What a treat to have them both! I will come weed your flower beds in exchange for a margarita on that gorgeous patio! I've been keeping busy finally painting all of our dark woodwork white! It is transforming! I'd love for you to pop over and take a peek! Cheers to beautiful sunsets and margaritas on the terrace! xox, EmilyReplyDeleteReplies
Offer accepted Emily! Margaritas it is:)Delete
Just visited and your house is so beautiful!!! Still coveting those dog statues:)
Hello Joan, Although you and Dan must have been disappointed with the storm damage, I believe that Dan was secretly glad of a new gargantuan project that required super-herculean efforts (and machinery) to pull off. As always, the results are impressive and inspiring.ReplyDelete
hi Jim! Ha, you are probably right;) Dan was just quoting you the other day! Remember when you told us we do ordinary things and turn them into larks!!! Love it still and thank you for that!!! xxoj.Delete
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Sam Trombley: The Gays Are Having Sex For The First Time!
The State of New York recently legalized same-sex marriage, however legislation was not met without much resistance from Senate Republicans.
According to the Daily Kos, Sam Trombley, Republican and member of the Clinton County Legislature, argued against same-sex marriage citing the supposed danger it posed to public health: "I'm surprised the health department has not come out against this because we are going to have an HIV epidemic if this passes."
While the above comment may seem to be a mere homophobic quip, some studies show that many homosexual couples are, in fact, waiting for marriage. Ryan and John, a New York couple who have requested their last names remain anonymous due their active roles in their respective churches, have shared their joy in their new-found ability to express their love physically, though they recognize the risks.
"For years we've been wanting to make love, and we thought, 'if only the government would recognize our relationship as valid, then we could engage in intercourse and it would be a-OK with the Lord.'"
John describes the years they've spent waiting for this moment as joyous, albeit difficult.
"Most of our nights were just spent doing the usual, watching Pat Robertson on the television together on our separate I-Love-Lucy-esque twin-beds, reading some Glenn Beck, praying for our souls and then high-fiving each other before going to sleep."
Ryan claims that Trombley's speculations are fairly accurate.
"Trombley basically assumed that most gay people share his far-right views on morals, which is actually correct, we're still coping with God hating us."
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List of Acceptable Foods for Patients Taking Coumadin
Coumadin, also known as warfarin, is a blood thinner used to reduce blood clot formation and prevent blocked arteries, heart attacks and stroke. Many foods are safe to eat while taking Coumadin, but some can affect how well your Coumadin works. Vitamin K acts as a natural blood-clotting agent within the body and can therefore interact with Coumadin, making it ineffective. While taking Coumadin, it is necessary to consume consistent amounts of vitamin K in your diet. The daily adequate intake of vitamin K for adult males is 120 micrograms; for adult females the adequate intake is 90 micrograms per day, according to the Institute of Medicine.
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Vegetables are rich in many nutrients, including vitamin K. Green leafy vegetables such as broccoli, cabbage, spinach, Brussels sprouts and kale are especially good sources of vitamin K. This does not mean that you have to avoid these vegetables; you simply need to consume approximately the same amount each day. You can also choose from low vitamin K vegetables such as carrots, potatoes, celery, peas, peeled cucumber, pepper, eggplant, tomato and zucchini. On average, you should eat two to four servings of vegetables per day with a serving equal to 1 cup raw vegetables or a half cup cooked vegetables.
Fruit is an excellent source of antioxidants, vitamins, minerals and fiber. Fruit contains low amounts of vitamin K and can be eaten freely. Good fruit choices include oranges, kiwi, grapes, bananas, prunes, cranberry juice, melon, plums, raisins, fruit cocktail, blueberries and apple sauce. A serving is equal to 1 medium piece of fruit, a half cup canned, frozen or cut-up fresh fruit, one-third cup of dried fruit or 4 ounces of fruit juice. On average, you should eat between two to four servings of fruit per day.
Dairy products are low in vitamin K and are acceptable on a Coumadin diet. Milk, cheese, cream, yogurt and ice cream are examples of dairy products you may consume. Eat two to three 1-cup servings of dairy each day. While all of these foods are considered safe while taking Coumadin, it is best to consume low-fat or non-fat products when possible. This will help you maintain a healthy weight and prevent other complications.
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Chicken, turkey, duck, beef, steak, veal, ham and pork are acceptable when taking Coumadin, except for beef and chicken livers, which are rich in vitamin K. Avoid high-fat selections such as sausage, bacon and bologna when possible. Fish such as haddock, salmon, trout, mackerel and tuna and shellfish including clams, oysters and shrimp are also good choices. Fish is especially beneficial as it is high in the essential fatty acid omega-3. You may also eat eggs, but only in moderation as they are high in cholesterol. On average, you should eat three servings of high protein foods each day.
Most breads, cereals and grains are low in vitamin K. You should eat six to eight servings of food from this group daily, choosing whole grains when possible. Good examples of acceptable foods from the starch group include oatmeal, wheat bread and pasta, brown rice, quinoa, millet, couscous, cream of wheat, cereal grains, rye and granola among others.
While water is an excellent choice, fruit juice, soft drinks and coffee are acceptable alternatives. On average, brewed black or green tea is allowed on a Coumadin diet. Alcoholic beverages may be included in a Coumadin diet in moderation only. If you consume more than two alcoholic drinks per day, your medication will most likely be affected. Drink six to eight 8-ounce glasses of liquid per day for optimal hydration.


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Army Pvt. Alfredo S. Talavera has graduated from Basic Combat Training at Fort Sill, Lawton, Okla. Talavera is the son of Yolanda B. and Jose F. Talavera of Pine St., Deer Park and is a Baptist NEED: 2010 graduate of St. John The ONE Diocesan High School, West Islip.
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The Carolina Panthers are celebrating their 20th NFL season in 2014. For the next 20 weeks, Panthers.com will look back at a special play, player, game or moment from each of the team's 20 seasons.
The Carolina Panthers' inaugural season was off to an inauspicious start when linebacker Sam Mills, as yet still relatively unknown to Panthers fans, changed everything in the blink of an eye.
Well, not quite that quickly. In fact, it was more like Mills changed everything on a single play that unfolded like it was in slow motion - and would prove well worthy of many slow-motion replays in the years to come.
Carolina was 0-5 when it hosted the New York Jets at Clemson's Memorial Stadium (the stadium the Panthers currently play in was still under construction) on a fine fall day on Oct. 15, 1995. For much of the first half, the play on both sides of the ball was sloppy, with the Panthers ahead 3-2 for a while before the Jets kicked a field goal that kept the score stuck at 5-3 for another stretch.
The Jets led 12-6 with 22 seconds left in the first half when the memorable play occurred.
On second-and-10 from the New York 40-yard-line, Jets head coach Rich Kotite called for his quarterback, Bubby Brister, to execute a difficult, risky shovel pass to a running back. (Some would later refer to it as a "shuffle" pass or "shuttle" pass - or simply an utterly stupid pass).
By whatever name it would come to be called, Brister, under heavy pressure, flipped the ball right to Mills, then 36 years young and eager to find a path to the end zone. As he grasped the interception, Mills began lumbering toward the end zone with fellow linebacker Darion Conner serving as his lead blocker. Mills cut back twice to avoid would-be tacklers, but he eventually rumbled 36 yards for a touchdown, the third of his 10-year NFL career.
"I was really surprised when the ball came at me," Mills said after the game. "The first thing I thought was to catch it and then start moving. Thank God I was able to hold onto the ball and head down the field.
"I give a lot of credit to Darion Conner on that play, too. He did a good job of blocking for me, because there was a guy who could have caught me. But with Darion out there, I was able to zigzag a little bit and make it to the end zone."
Mills' zigs and zags took quite some time to develop, teammates later noted. But considering his age, Mills surprised everyone with his agility.
"I was trying to catch up to him," Panthers safety Bubba McDowell said, "and he was kind of bobbing and weaving in front of me. It was a very good run. I was very surprised."
Panthers defensive end Gerald Williams wasn't quite so generous in his praise, chuckling as he added: "I've never seen a 35-year-old make a run like that. Or is he 36? I think I'm being too kind.
"I saw what was in front of him and what was behind him, though, and I thought he could make it. He had Darion in front blocking for him, and all he had chasing him were offensive linemen. I didn't think he would let them catch him, even at his age."
Even usually stoic Panthers head coach Dom Capers was amused, although he cautioned not to be too critical of the old guy.
"Sam doesn't get to practice his open-field running too much," Capers said. "I told him he looked like he was 25 again out there on that run."
Brister and the rest of the Jets were stunned. The extra point by John Kasay split the uprights to give the Panthers a 13-12 advantage at halftime, and the Jets never recovered.
Mills' touchdown did far more than merely give the Panthers a halftime lead, however.
It gave the team a whole new outlook on their season as they sprinted off the field for intermission. The Panthers were euphoric inside the locker room, one player after another slapping Mills on the back or exchanging a high-five with him as he sat, grinning, at his locker.
The play permitted the Panthers to believe they could win - not only that game, but subsequent ones when it seemed they might be in serious trouble. And it established Mills, already a leader of the first Carolina defense, as something more than an aging linebacker who still could rock opposing ball carriers with fierce hits. In that instant, that one play, he solidified his role as the one player who personified the team's never-give-up, never-back-down mentality on the field.
In doing so, he forever earned the respect and adulation of Panthers fans - and it all arguably started with that one play against the Jets. The Panthers went on to win the game, the first in franchise history, by a score of 26-15. They won their next three games as well and seven of their last 11 to finish the season with a record of 7-9 - the best for any expansion team in NFL history.
It was a joyous Carolina locker room that day at Clemson. As the hero of the day stood in front of a throng of media describing for the umpteenth time his interception and return for the game-changing, season-altering touchdown, Mills' 17-year-old son, Sam III, stood dutifully nearby, shaking his head.
"I didn't know Dad could run that fast," he said.


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To start the school year strong is one of the most important factors in whether a student ultimately does well in that particular year.
There is only one moment in each grade when there is a blank slate, and this is it.
How do we make sure they start the year strong? Here are some thoughts.
Organization: Students can't do their homework unless they know what it is. They need an organization system that works for them. It doesn't need to be perfect, and it doesn't need to be something that would work for anyone else. Whether a conventional planner, an app on their phone, or a combination of the two, they need a system that is repeatable.
Study Space: Students need a dedicated space where they do their homework, and this space must be conducive to getting work done. Again, it doesn't need to be set up in a way that works for you, but in a way that works for them.
Communication: Establishing a line of communication with teachers is an important skill for them (and you) to learn. Don't wait until something goes wrong to do this. Whether an email letting a teacher know how much they enjoyed a given class, or to ask a question about a homework assignment, these are important steps in teaching students to advocate for themselves.
Guidance Counselor: Getting to know a guidance counselor is not only smart, but incredibly helpful. They are the people you go to see if you're struggling in a class, need to switch sections, have trouble with your schedule, or need college advice when that time comes. Get to know them because they are there for you!
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From the July issue: Even as the tech sector continues to blaze a trail through Manhattan, it's the financial services, insurance and real estate (FIRE) industries that are set to lease the most space in Manhattan in the coming years.
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If this week was an ice cream flavour, it would be Double Choc Delight or Super Marshmallow Surprise. There's just so much gaming goodness due out in the next week that we've been hard pressed to find enough waking hours to cram it all in. Thankfully, we got all inspired by Metal Gear Solid 4's Frankensteinian genetic tampering and created a clone army of Cam Shea Brand™ Capable Games Journalists to help us out, kind of like that daytime telemovie with the guy and the thing that one time.
Unfortunately, they turned out to be pure evil.
Now, bunkered down in our fortified games cave with blunt weapons and stacks of blessed bibles in hand, it's time to take stock of what's been happening this week at IGN AU. Join us, won't you? And if you could kill a Cam Shea clone or two, that'd be swell.
- Rayman Raving Rabbids: TV Party Butts-on - Why aren't there more games that can be controlled with buttocks? That's the question I put to the development community. C'mon now; forget Wii Sports – the real gaming equaliser is Wildebeest racing with buttcheeks. Now that's mainstream.
- Metal Gear Solid 4 AU Review - Speaking of bottoms, this one was clearly a big pile of ass.
- LEGO Indy Review - Everything I feel about Indiana Jones and its associated sequels and spin-offs can be completely summed up in just one sentence: "I'm very little. You cheat very big. Dr Jones, you cheat. You pay money. You owe me 10 cents!" Oh Short Round. No time for love, indeed. Oh, and monkey brains. I know we've all been there before.
- Bourne Conspiracy Review - Jason Bourne is a far more interesting character than James Bond. Bond was always too much of a super-spy for my liking; I never felt like there was any risk that he could get killed – whereas with Bourne (and the movies in particular) I found myself constantly waiting for him to get capped from behind by some honky cracker. Sadly, it didn't happen.
- Ninja Gaiden II Review (coming Sunday) - Earlier this week, we held our first ever IGN Australia Taste Test, where you could partake in a hour or so of sweet, sweet pre-release gaming action. Our first game was Ninja Gaiden II, and the response on the night was overwhelmingly positive. Check back early next week for a very cool video wrap-up with user testimonials about all things combat, blood and boobies. Also, for the record, pirates are still cooler than ninjas, because they get drunk and have drunken, rowdy sex with buxom barmaids. Ninjas just jump backwards into trees.
- Metal Gear Solid Black Beta Announcement - It's coming. You can play it early and see the game on a cinema screen – as it really needs to be seen. Get in on the Black Beta fun!
Lastly, have you been to our Club IGN Blogs area yet? We update these things with shocking irregularity, but generally this is where we spend our spare time; time that should rightly be spent playing more GTA IV or looking at pictures of girls dressed like obscure anime characters or Cloud from Final Fantasy VII.
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Some Simple Forex Investment Techniques That Work
Many people think that Forex trading is overly complex, but that's a misconception. Trading on Forex without understanding how it works is a recipe for disaster. Fortunately, this article offers some very safe and effective advice. Every Advantage Counts, Consider These Forex Tips
Forex is more dependent on economic conditions than option, futures trading or the stock market. There are a number of factors you have to consider before making trades. Learn as much as you can about forex principles related to trading and accounting as well as bolstering your general understanding of economic policy. If you do not understand these before trading, you could lose a lot.
After choosing a currency pair, research and learn about the pair. You must avoid attempting to spread you learning experience across all the different pairings involved, but rather focus on understanding one specific pairing until it is mastered. Concentrate on learning all you can about the pair you choose. Try to keep your predictions simple.
Especially if you are new to forex trading, it is important that you steer clear of thin markets. A "thin market" refers to a market in which not a lot of trading goes on.
When your money goes up, so does your excitement. Do not let your excitement turn into greed, which can cause you to make careless mistakes and lose all of your money. The same thing can happen when a person panics. It is important to keep your emotions under control and act based on knowledge, not a feeling that you are experiencing.
Some Advice For Struggling Forex Market Traders Don't try to be involved in everything, especially as a beginner. Choose one or two markets to focus on and master them. This has a high probability of causing frustration and confusion. Rather, you should concern yourself with pairs of major currency. Your likeliness for success will increase, as will your confidence.
You can hang onto your earnings by carefully using margins. Margin can boost your profits quite significantly. However, if it is used improperly you can lose money as well. Margin should only be used when you have a stable position and the shortfall risk is low.
A lot of veteran Forex traders keep a journal, charting their wins and losses. They'll say you should do the same. You should document all of your success and all of the failures. It is important to record everything you do in the Forex market, in order to analyze how well you are doing, and to avoid past mistakes that can affect your bottom line.
Forex Doesn't Have To Be Scary If You Use These Tips It is common to want to jump the gun, and go all in when you are first starting out. Try using one currency pair to learn the ropes. Learn more about the markets first, and invest in more currencies after you have done more research and have more experience.
Switch up your position to get the best deal from every trade. Each trade should be submitted based on its individual merits. By opening using the same position size automatically, it could lead to an accidental under or over commitment of funds. You should change your place only in accordance with trends that are shown and if you want to win at Forex.
You can practice Forex on a demo account without needing any automated software. The home website for forex trading offers you everything you need to set up a demo account.
Seeking out wisdom from people who have had success with forex is the best way to begin trading. This doesn't mean that you'll necessarily be as successful, but being aware of the best tactics for success will improve your odds. Apply the helpful hints covered in this article, and you'll be well on your way to forex success.


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