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Atl, Bos, KC, AZ as new plays starting today. Detroit and Balt are plays also since they won yesterday and have a 4 game series, so another 3 game chase.
Philly doesn't qualify because they are under .500 win%.
NYY Don't qualify because there is only a 1 game win difference between them and Oak, needs to be 3 or more.
Tor is under .500 win %, so doesn't qualify.
Pitt only has 1 more win than Wash.
Originally Posted by BookieCrusher88: Where did it indicate that a win over the opponent dont meet the chase? Correct me if im wrong but my plays would be nyy, bos, kc, pit, atl and ari.
The spreadsheet that Degan came out with has a filter of Win Edge (3). So a team would have to have 3 or more total wins on the year than their opponent. Pitt 16/Wash 15, NYY 17/Oak 16. Not sure if that is new for this year or not.
You are also missing Balt and Detroit. Both won the first game of a 4 game series, so a new 3 game chase starts on game 2.
Originally Posted by BookieCrusher88: I know bal and det are both 4 game series but i chose not to double dip this time. A win is a win and id take that anytime
I can understand that. I also did some checking on last year's RPI thread and on April 30 B2W mentioned a 4 game win edge as a filter. So it looks like one was in there last year too.
Originally Posted by BookieCrusher88: We need to have DG clarify it but as far as it stands, yanks and pirates are plays for me though i havent pulled the trigger yet because of the confusion


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Photos: Patriots fall to Ravens
Photos: Patriots fall to Ravens
Baltimore Ravens running back Ray Rice breaks through the Patriots line for a long gain in the first quarter.
New England Patriots kicker Stephen Gostkowski closes out the first half as punter Zoltan Mesko holds the ball.
Patriots receiver Brandon Lloyd catches a pass from Tom Brady as the Ravens' Cary Williams defends.
New England Patriots wide receiver Wes Welker can't come up with the reception on this pass.
New England Patriots free safety Devin McCourty pursues Baltimore Ravens running back Ray Rice during the first half.
New England Patriots wide receiver Brandon Lloyd makes a catch during the first half.
New England Patriots wide receiver Wes Welker escapes the tackle of Baltimore Ravens outside linebacker Albert McClellan during the first half.
Baltimore Ravens running back Ray Rice breaks loose for a first down run as New England Patriots middle linebacker Brandon Spikes tries to corral him during the first quarter.
Dannell Ellerbe slaps Ryan Wendell in the helmet in the first quarter.
Baltimore Ravens receiver Anquan Boldin hands the ball to a Ravens fan after catching a touchdown pass in the fourth quarter.
New England Patriots running back Danny Woodhead runs with the ball as Baltimore Ravens inside linebacker Ray Lewis (left) and Baltimore Ravens cornerback Corey Graham reach in for the tackle and block out New England Patriots receiver Wes Welker.
Wes Welker is tackled on the Ravens 16-yard line on a long pass and run in the second quarter that helped set up a touchdown.
Patriots quarterback Tom Brady scrambles to get away from the Ravens defender Paul Kruger.
Brandon Lloyd of the Patriots misses a catch against the Ravens.
The Ravens' Ray Rice slips away from New England Patriots linebacker Dont'a Hightower for a touchdown in the second quarter.
Ravens running back Bernard Pierce makes a run.
Ravens quarterback Joe Flacco appears to be walking on air as he celebrates a touchdown pass to Anquan Boldin.
The Ravens' Ray Rice eludes the grasp of Patriot Dont'a Hightower as he rumbles into the end zone for a 2-yard touchdown run.
Baltimore Ravens tight end Dennis Pitta pulls in a pass in front of New England Patriots linebacker Jerod Mayo during the third quarter.
Anquan Boldin caught a fourth-quarter touchdown pass.
Baltimore Ravens strong safety Bernard Pollard puts a hit on New England Patriots wide receiver Wes Welker, who can't hold on late in the fourth quarter.
Joe Flacco celebrates after throwing a touchdown pass to Anquan Boldin in the fourth quarter.
New England Patriots linebacker Jerod Mayo tackles Baltimore Ravens tight end Dennis Pitta after a reception in the second half.
Wes Welker reacts after a play.
Patriots quarterback Tom Brady takes a hit as he gets off a pass late in the fourth quarter.
Baltimore Ravens running back Bernard Pierce is tackled by New England Patriots linebacker Jerod Mayo.
Wes Welker catches a pass despite tough coverage by Bernard Pollard and Corey Graham of the Ravens.
Patriots quarterback Tom Brady gets off a pass under pressure but can't complete it on fourth down late in the game.
Ravens Ed Reed and Haloti Ngata celebrate over Patriots quarterback Tom Brady after he couldn't complete a fourth-down pass.
New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady removes his helmet after throwing an interception with 1:13 left in the game.
Patriots quarterback Tom Brady walks off the field following the team's loss to the Ravens.
Baltimore Ravens linebacker Ray Lewis (right) celebrates with Vonta Leach.
New England Patriots head coach Bill Belichick leaves the field after losing to the Ravens.

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We're finally back in Anchorage and though I'm in the midst of 47 loads of laundry and a stack of mail to rival Everest I'm ready to blog like crazy--but you knew you were going to have to hear just a little about our adventures, right? It's either that or I'm going to invite you over to sit through 35 hours of family photos, memorabilia and in-depth video footage of A Small World and alligators (though not alligators at A Small World--now THAT would be something).
I may have mentioned my love-hate relationship with theme parks. I mean they're fun and all—no griping about The Happiest Place on Earth here, no sirree—but I really wasn't interested in seeing parks other than maybe the Magic Kingdom where the Mouse Himself resides.
You've probably heard that Universal Studios operates theme parks in California and in Florida but the one in Florida has two parks: one is the studio tour with rides and attractions but the other is an amusement park called Islands of Adventure. It's built around a pond and has different areas much like Disneyland has but instead of Tomorrow Land and Frontier Land it's got The Lost Continent, Jurassic Park and Seuss Landing.
We arrived and in an orderly fashion (we're nothing if not orderly) worked our way around the park counter-clockwise so we started with The Incredible Hulk, a serious roller coaster that scared even Spencer. You know when you see a net stretched out beneath the twirling track, filled with items that have dropped from the cars that you have no business going on such a ride. I repeat, no business. But ride they did (they meaning everyone but Lily and me--I was glad to have an excuse not to ride, "I'd better stay back with Lillian, you guys go on ahead and get killed without me") and Spencer came off a bit shaky and twitchy. Yea, he'll need therapy.
But next stop was Dr. Seuss Land which (I hate to say it) just didn't do it for me. I mean Dr. Seuss is kind of cute and playful and all but something about walking through a world lined with twelve-foot Sneeches and Truffula Trees kind of freaks you a bit. Who was it that thought that what every kid needs is a real, live Wocket in their pocket? I love the Cat in the Hat as much as the next mom but to see him life-sized next to a beer-bellied man wearing a "Thing 1" t-shirt takes me to places I just don't want to be.
BUT . . . before you think it wasn't worth the $420 admissions price (GASP! And don't get me started on their nine dollar hamburgers) let me describe the rest of the park. The Lost Continent was completely converted into the adventurous ruins of an ancient Greek temple. Fountains, torches, statues, crumbling stones, it had it all and was MOST impressive. Not quite $420 worth of impressive, but a good start. The highlight was probably Poseidon's Fury where you wind your way down into the belly of the ancient temple to encounter curses, phantoms, pyrotechnics, fountains and laser shows of Biblical proportions. Make that pagan proportions.
Then there was the Dueling Dragons. I have never seen a theme park create such a set up for an attraction. You walk through a bona fide castle, complete with dungeons, torch-lit stone archways and vine-covered arbors to get to the double-track coaster where you dangle from one of two cars that curl and swoop through the air in a series of near-misses at speeds of nearly 800 miles an hour. It's the roller coaster that breaks the sound barrier.
When I saw this sign here warning riders to remove their prosthetic limbs before boarding that should have been the cue for my brain to turn on and for my feet to step out of line but I actually rode this one, with my removed flip flops tucked safely beneath me. I thought I'd be fine but the minute we were cranked up to the top and released I closed my eyes and prayed, "Please make it stop, please just make it stop!" I went to my Happy Place and withdrew from the reality around me as we whizzed through the loops and spins, my eyes closed the entire time and my heart beating so fast I got light headed. When I finally came to a stop at the platform it took me a minute before I was ready to stand without feeling like I'd pass out. I guess the Dueling Dragons will have the distinction of being the last roller coaster I will ever ride. Well, I guess I did ride the Flying Unicorn which Lillian and I loved—I've determined that that's more my style.
But as for the rest of the park, I'll skip most of the other details: the Eighth Voyage of Sinbad pyrotechnic stunt show or the Jurassic Park River Adventure that drops you from 1000 feet into a swirling pool (at least that's what it felt like). It was kind of like Disney's Jungle Cruise on crack—instead of cute little head hunters and pythons and robotic elephants you get full-sized bloody-fanged dinosaurs coming after you to delight and thrill.
Then there was the Toon Lagoon section where we made the mistake of riding Dudley Do-Right's Ripsaw Falls. If you thought there was water on the Jurassic river ride just wait until you hit this one—it's like psychotic version of Splash Mountain. You get wet the minute you sit down and it doesn't stop until you get out—they even have a place where people can put quarters in water canons and blast at the passengers as they float by at the end of the ride. As if there was any place that I wasn't wet (see for yourself--that's us after the ride). You should have heard the words I used on the guy that shot me, he learned the meaning of fear when he saw me coming after him.
Best ride? The Amazing Adventures of Spiderman, where you go web-slinging with Spidey himself through the help of 3-D glasses, great effects and a spinning car on a track. But I'll stop here, if you're one for theme parks you can go to Islands of Adventure and expect a great time, it's clean and well-kept, the rides are entertaining and the place is made to put you right there with the action.
But bring your own food--and a very large towel.
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"A healthy fruit and vegetables diet could help guard against one of the deadliest cancers," the Daily Express has today reported.
The newspaper says this is due to "a potent super-nutrient" found in these foods.
This story is based on research into a chemical called luteolin that is found in a wide variety of plants. The substance has already been found to reduce the growth of bowel cancer cells in the laboratory, and this new study attempted to confirm how it disrupted these cancer cells. In particular, the researchers concentrated on a cellular process that blocks cells from dying naturally and causes cancers to form. After testing luteolin on bowel cancer cells the researchers found that it interfered with this process, which effectively helps to control a cell's life and death.
The Daily Express has reported that a luteolin-rich diet prevents cancer, but this research was carried out in cells in the laboratory, and did not test the effect of the compound in humans. Also, the luteolin used in this research was in a highly concentrated pure dose, and not from dietary sources. The study demonstrates how pure luteolin reduces the growth of bowel cancer cells in the laboratory, but does not show that a diet high in luteolin-containing vegetables can prevent cancer.
However, there is a great deal of existing research supporting a link between fruit and vegetables and benefits such as a reduced risk of bowel cancer. On this basis, there is already enough evidence to recommend including fruit and vegetables as part of a balanced diet.
Where did the story come from?
The study was carried out by researchers from Hallym University and other institutions throughout Korea. The research was funded by the Korean Ministry of Education, Science and Technology.
The study was published in the peer-reviewed open-access medical journal BMC gastroenterology.
By itself, this study is not enough to support headlines claiming that a diet high in fruit and vegetables can prevent bowel cancer. Rather than examining the health effects of eating luteolin-containing foods it tested a dose of pure luteolin on bowel cancer cells grown in a laboratory. It is premature to link these laboratory-based results to dietary intake of luteolin.
What kind of research was this?
This was a laboratory study that examined the effect of a common plant compound called luteolin on bowel cancer cells. Luteolin is a type of plant pigment called a 'flavonoid', and it has antioxidant and suspected anti-cancer properties.
The researchers performing this study had previously shown that luteolin can stop bowel cancer cells in the laboratory from dividing, and can cause them to die. They thought that luteolin may do this by interfering with a particular biochemical chain of events called the 'IGF-IR pathway', which is known to be overactive in bowel cancer cells. This pathway causes cancerous cells to grow and divide, and prevents them from dying off naturally as healthy cells do.
This research was conducted in a laboratory setting, and did not involve any human participants. Its aim was to identify the effects of luteolin on bowel cancer cells, as a very early step in determining whether this chemical or a similar one might be used as a cancer treatment. It did not assess the potential cancer-preventing effects of eating luteolin-containing vegetables and herbs.
What did the research involve?
The researchers first grew human colon cancer cells in the laboratory, starved them for one day, and then divided them into four groups:
- group 1 was exposed to luteolin but no insulin-like growth factor I (IFG-I), which is known to activate the IGF-IR pathway under study
- group 2 was exposed to luteolin and IGF-I
- group 3 was exposed to IGF-I, but no luteolin
- group 4 was exposed to neither luteolin nor IGF-I
The researchers then measured and compared the number of cancer cells present after one, two and three days, across all the exposure groups. The researchers compared the average number of cells, and determined whether or not there was a statistically significant difference in the number of cells present in each group.
The researchers also carried out a variety of experiments to determine what components of the IGF-IR pathway luteolin interferes with.
What were the basic results?
When assessing the effect of luteolin on the growth of bowel cancer cells, the researchers found that the cells exposed to only IGF-I significantly increased in number, while those exposed to only luteolin significantly reduced in number. The group exposed to both luteolin and IGF-I showed the same reduction in the number of cells as the luteolin-only group, implying that luteolin interferes with the effect of IGF-I.
They also found that luteolin reduces the secretion of a protein called IGF-II by the cancer cells, reduces the amount of a key protein in the signalling pathway and interferes with several chemical processes in the signalling pathway. All of these actions reduce the activity of the cancer-related IGF-IR signalling pathway.
How did the researchers interpret the results?
The researchers say that luteolin reduced the activity of a key signalling pathway that is overactive in bowel cancer cells, and that this may account for the reduction of cell growth and increase in natural cell death seen in these cells when exposed to luteolin. They say that further animal studies are necessary to determine whether or not luteolin can be developed into an effective therapy for bowel cancer.
This research studied luteolin, which is a plant compound that can reduce growth and induce death of bowel cancer cells in the laboratory. The research seems to have pinpointed the specific signalling pathway through which this occurs. It did not, however, examine the impact of luteolin-rich diets on bowel cancer in people, and based on these results it cannot be assumed that eating vegetables containing this compound can prevent or slow cancer.
Laboratory-based studies carried out in cells are a necessary first step in identifying a potential new disease treatment. The mechanism through which luteolin may prevent cancer cell growth has been identified, and the next step would be further studies in animals. If these animal studies suggest that luteolin is safe and beneficial, limited trials in humans would then be needed to assess its effect on human disease. In short, this study represents an extremely early stage of research, and it will be several years before its results could result in any new treatments in humans.
It is important to remember that this study used pure luteolin, and not dietary sources of the compound. The effect of dietary luteolin on cancer is not clear from this research.
Systematic reviews of observational studies have found a link between eating a diet high in plant foods and a reduced risk of bowel cancer. Therefore, despite the limitations of the current study, a diet high in fruit and vegetables is certainly a healthy choice, and is recommended by schemes such as 5 A DAY.
- Young Lim D, Jin Cho H, Kim J et al. Luteolin decreases IGF-II production and downregulates insulin-like growth factor-I receptor signaling in HT-29 human colon cancer cells. BMC Gastroenterology 2012, 12:9
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Many towns still in the dark; Groton, Norwich utilities restore power
Connecticut Light & Power is reporting that 318,443 customers still have no electricity.
CL&P's website indicates that 93 percent to 99 percent of its customers in Stonington, Lyme, East Lyme, Salem and Old Lyme are without power, while more than 50 percent of residents in Ledyard, Preston and Waterford are also in the dark.
Frank Poirot, spokesman at CL&P, said system-wide restoration times will be available Thursday.
He said the utility is transitioning from damage-assessment mode to full restoration. Poirot, however, said hardest hit towns like East Lyme, which is completely in the dark, are still in damage-assessment mode.
First Selectman Paul Formica said he would refrain from commenting on CL&P's response to the town until after a 10 a.m. conference call it has with the utility company.
Many in the town are not happy with CL&P's response, said Dick Morris, emergency management director. He deferred comment to Formica.
Poirot said any comparisons to their response to Hurricane Sandy and Tropical Sandy is a bit premature.
"There is a deliberate and safe process to follow in order to restore power," said Poirot. "No two storms are alike so you can't compare them. We improve with every restoration."
Poirot said CL&P is working with local public works crews to clear the streets. He said many trees are tangled with wires and they have to make sure that they are not live.
Poirot also said that many roadways are blocked by trees, which local town workers have to remove, so their trucks can get through.
He said at the storm's peak more than 500,000 customers were without power and the company has since restored more than 300,000.
Poirot said there are more than 1,000 line workers in the state and expects more line workers as they are released from neighboring utility companies.
He said a satellite work area will be established sometime today at the Waterford Speedbowl.
"The thinking behind that is to have our crews close to the damage so they don't waste time driving around," said Poirot.
In Ledyard, the number of residents without power is up about 30 percent from yesterday, according to the CL&P outage map.
Mayoral Assistant Mark Bancroft said just one CL&P crew is in town, but only to cut trees out of any power lines they are tangled in. No restoration crews have been seen in town as of about 2 p.m., he said. While a CL&P representative is in town, Bancroft said she has not been able to provide any answers about power restoration.
"CL&P will not make a commitment to anything," he said. "We don't even know if we're going to get crews.
About 90 percent of customers in Ledyard are without power as of about 2 p.m.
Groton Utilities
Groton Utilities hopes to have the lights back on for all of its 12,600 customers by this evening, according to Herb Cummings, Groton Utilities manager of electric.
The municipally-owned power company has already made significant progress reaching that goal. From a peak of about 6,000 homes without power, line crews have reduced that number to about 250 customers as of noon Wednesday.
"We think that almost everybody will be restored by 7 p.m. or 8 p.m. tonight," Cummings said. "We're doing everything we can."
There are some homes with damage that may need work done by an electrician, Cummings said.
Hard hit areas included Groton Long Point, which was completely out in the wake of Hurricane Sandy. At 1 p.m. Wednesday, there were still 180 of the 556 total Groton Long Point customers without power. Cummings said several utility poles on Groton Long Point were left leaning by the storm surge. Parts of Shennecossett Road also sustained damage with trees and wires down.
Cummings said Groton Utilities had called in help from utility crews in Vermont.
For more information visit www.grotonutilities.com or the City of Groton's new Facebook page.
The number of residents without power was up about 30 percent Wednesday evening, according to the CL&P outage map.
Mayoral Assistant Mark Bancroft said just one CL&P crew was in town Wednesday, but only to cut trees out of any power lines. Bancroft said the town had no idea why power outages rose to 89 percent of the town Wednesday evening; that percentage had been 62 percent earlier in the day. A downed tree limb may have caused some additional outages, but the limb alone didn't account for the drastic jump, Bancroft said.
The town's CL&P representative had said restoration crews would be arriving Wednesday evening. In addition, CL&P would send more line crews to clear trees and power lines Thursday, the representative said.
Ledyard Public Works crews will be wrapping up work for the day at 7 p.m. and will be back on the road at 7 a.m. Thursday.
Melissa Hollingsworth and her family have become experts in hurricane preparedness over the last 14 months.
Tropical Storm Irene left them without power for seven days in their home here off Raymond Hill Road. This morning they were going into their third day without power because of widespread outages throughout town caused by Hurricane Sandy.
Hollingsworth and three of her children visited the Leonard J. Tyl Middle School this morning to take showers at the school. They were aware the school was open by checking the Internet at the Otis Library in Norwich.
They've been busy at home moving perishable food to their deep freezer and taking other precautions to make it through the aftermath of the storm.
"We're doing fine. You learn how to live differently," Hollingsworth said a few minutes after using a hand dryer in a Tyl bathroom to dry her hair. "We did this for seven days last year and we know how the routine will go."
Connecticut Light & Power reported at noon today that 65 percent of the town was without power. Approximately 5,200 of the utility company's customers in town were still waiting for their service to be restored.
Power is still out on sections of Route 32 and crews are working to restore power to the town's wastewater treatment plant. It is currently running on a generator.
Mayor Ronald K. McDaniel Jr. said there have been a few issues with CL&P and its contractors. For instance, crews in town yesterday waited about four hours for direction orders and didn't start working on clearing many roads until 1 p.m., McDaniel said.
That caused crews to lose about four or five hours of valuable work time, although things have since improved.
"They responded far better today so far," the mayor said. "They're doing a bang-up job today of getting roads open and we do have restoration crews in town."
The middle school will remain open until 7 tonight for people who wish to take showers or fill up water jugs at the school's pump station. The Montville Firehouse is the main base for public works, police and other crews in town. People are encouraged to visit that firehouse or the town's three others – Chesterfield, Oakdale or Mohegan – for water or to charge their cell phones.
At about 11:15 this morning, Raymond Occhialini, the town's fire marshal and emergency response director, received a pallet of bottled water from the National Guard. The bottled water will be available at the town's social services office near the Town Hall.
McDaniel has instructed townspeople to use discretion when deciding whether to allow their children to participate tonight in Halloween trick or treating. He said that roads without street lights may be unsafe.
Norwich Public Utilities
Fifty-five Norwich Public Utilities customers remain without power late this afternoon, with a particularly troublesome spot on Vergason Avenue affecting about 40 customers.
NPU General Manager John Bilda said several crews are working on Vergason Avenue, where the system caught fire as crews were working on the outage.
Power outages remain the same today as when the storm hit, with 94 percent of the town still without power.
Town and CL&P crews on Wednesday cleared a large number of roads that had been blocked since the storm by downed trees and wires. Two locations on River Road in Pawcatuck, and one each on Palmer Street and upper Al Harvey Road are still blocked by trees. Fifteen locations still have branches on power lines.
First Selectman Ed Haberek said he anticipates the town will have a better picture of when power can be restored on Thursday. The town received more crews from CL&P Wednesday after Haberek criticized the utility on Tuesday.
"I think their overall planning after the past storm (Tropical Storm Irene) didn't calculate the crews they would need," Haberek said. "We're going into our third day and we're far behind the last storm. CL&P needs to understand that it takes a crew one to three hours to fix a problem, so with two or three crews you don't get anywhere."
With cold temperatures predicted for coming nights, emergency officials are considering reopening the shelter at the high school.
On Thursday morning, volunteers plan to move 250 frozen Thanksgiving turkeys from the Pawcatuck Neighborhood Center which has been without power since the storm hit to Mystic Middle School.
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Clues emerge about 'mystery barge' that departed New London for Portland, Maine
Portland, Maine — What's inside the four-story structure that was towed into Portland Harbor on Oct. 11 and how it eventually will be used remain a mystery, but some clues have emerged.
The structure itself isn't hidden away. It's still on the barge that hauled it into Portland, docked at the Rickers Wharf Marine Facility, where Cianbro Corp. is scheduled to do a significant amount of interior work on it, including the installation of undisclosed technological equipment.
Even workers on the project aren't being told about the structure's purpose or the identity of its owner. That's known by only a few Cianbro executives, said Peter Vigue, chairman and CEO of Cianbro. The company has signed a nondisclosure agreement with its customer, which has made secrecy a priority, he said.
"We are absolutely forbidden to discuss it in any way or in any detail," Vigue said.
The Coast Guard doesn't know what it is, said a staffer at the base in South Portland. The Portland Harbor Commission hasn't been told, either.
So far, no one has figured it out, said Tom Dobbins, chairman of the commission.
"Curiosity has gotten to me," he said. "I've got my spies out, but they aren't doing anything for me."
The structure's exterior was built in New London, Conn. Its final destination could be anywhere the barge can carry it.
Some have speculated that the structure is related to Exxon's $14 billion project to develop the Hebron oil fields off Newfoundland. Not so, say Exxon officials, who were shown photographs of the mystery structure and denied any involvement.
Others have speculated that it is a floating hotel for people building oil rigs in the Gulf of Mexico. The top three floors appear to be divided into 196 rooms — with no windows.
The customer could be the U.S. military or the Department of Homeland Security, which would explain the secrecy, said Jeff Monroe, Portland's former port director, who now works as a transportation consultant.
"In the name of security, the government can do a lot of things and keep them quiet," Monroe said.
He said the structure could be a power plant or perhaps a "barracks barge," providing housing for sailors before they are assigned to their ships.
Any good mystery needs some kind of clue, and Vigue provided one: "Be assured this is a good thing for Maine," he said. "It will benefit not only our company, but our state as well."
When asked whether the building's final destination is Maine, Vigue said "No."
One project that would be good for Maine, but not actually in Maine: In 2009, the search engine giant Google received a patent for a proposed floating data center that uses the ocean to provide power and cooling.
According to Google's patent application, a fleet of data centers would float 3 to 7 miles offshore in water 165 to 230 feet deep. They would use ocean water for cooling and wave-energy machines to create electricity.
Anchored off the coast of Maine, Google wouldn't have to buy any land or pay property taxes.
Google could not be reached late Tuesday to discuss that theory.
After Cianbro finishes its work, the barge will leave Portland Harbor and the public will be able to follow its journey on commercial websites that use global positioning system data, said Dobbins, of the harbor commission.
He said the structure's owner would try to keep the secret as long as possible, but eventually the truth would emerge when the vessel reaches its destination.
"Who knows where it ends up?" he said.
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By Priya Baboota
January 17th, is the birthday of our beloved and most admired actor Jim Carrey! He will be celebrating his 51st birthday.
We wish him all the best and good luck to achieve success this year with his upcoming movies. We hope that this birthday brings him good health, peace, joy, happiness and prosperity in his life.
A loving birthday wish from all the Jim Carrey fans and JCO staff.


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The Feb. 4 Butler Eagle editorial favoring dismantling of the state's socialist liquor monopoly makes several important points that appropriately support ending this coercive system.
As the editorial notes, union opposition to the operation of the free enterprise system in the alcohol industry is fierce and is not subject to persuasion via rational arguments.
Union officials, who hold the liberty of Pennsylvanians hostage, have abandoned principle in favor of pandering to their membership and increasing their political power.
If this dismantling effort is to succeed, highlighting the demagoguery of union leadership will be key.
Meanwhile, Gov. Tom Corbett's plan for privatization of the liquor monopoly is neither "bold" — the label the Associated Press gave it — nor actually privatization. Corbett's plan, while an improvement on the current coercive system, would leave the government with an enormous footprint that would allow it to dictate terms of business — an embodiment of the Prohibition-era philosophy that, unfortunately, is animating many Pennsylvanians.
Such concessions (or half-steps) by Corbett open the door for additional watered-down proposals.


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19 hotels found in Houtong Zhan
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Daganlin, No.247, Jishan St.,
Jiufen, No 219-4, Jishan St., Ruifang Dist.
Daganlin, No.182, Jishan St., Ruifang Dist.
Jiufen, 2F., No.95, Qingbian Rd., Ruifang Dist.
Jiufen, No.1, Kengwei Ln., Ruifang Dist.
Jiufen, No.81, Wushi Ln., Ruifang Dist
Keelung, No.6, Ln. 23, Minquan St., Ruifang Dist.
Jiufen, No.23, Wushi Ln. Ruifang Dist
Daganlin, No.21-3, Qiche Rd., Ruifang Dist., New Taipei City
Keelung, 1F, No.1-1, Railway Ln, Minquan St
Taipei, No.14, Ln. 30, Minsheng St.,
Keelung, No.1, Shixia Ln., Ruifang Dist.
Sanjian'an, No 86. San-Jen Rd., Ruifang District,
Sanjian'an, No.173, Shanjian Rd., Ruifang Dist.,
Jinguashi, No.28, Jinguang Rd.
Sanjian'an, No.2 Shanjian Road, Jinshigua
Keelung, No.15, Ln. 369, Beining Rd. Zhongzheng Dist.
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Keelung, No.250-6 Beining Road Jhongjheng District


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5:00 am
Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood "You Are Special/Daniel Is Special" You are Special: The children are putting on a show at school today, each doing something that makes them special. O the Owl wants to be just like the others and, with a little encouragement, he learns that owls are special too. Daniel is Special: Daniel and Dad take a fall walk through the neighborhood, admiring the colors of the leaves. D
5:30 am
Martha Speaks "Eyes on the Skies/Camp Truman" Eyes on the Skies - Astrophysicist Neil DeGrasse Tyson (Truman's #1 hero), is holding a seminar at the library. Truman becomes more and more certain that his activity partner T.D. is going to embarrass him in front of his idol. D
6:00 am
Austin City Limits "Coldplay" The Grammy-winners and modern-rock giants have sold more than 50 million records worldwide. They perform their hits and selections from their album Mylo Xyloto.G
7:00 am
Rick Steves' Europe "Rick Steves' Europe: The Making Of" After 16 years and more than 100 travel shows, Rick and his crew take you behind the scenes to show you just how they produce this series. Joining the crew as they scamper through Milan and around Lake Como, you'll follow the creative process as the challenges and surprises that come with travel are shaped into a finished show. D
7:30 am
Smart Travels - Europe with Rudy Maxa "Barcelona and Costa Brava" A Mediterranean marvel, Barcelona simmers with beautiful beaches, medieval mazes, eye popping art and hypnotic architecture. From tapas bars, to surrealist art, to Modernist structures, we'll feast on Barcelona's delights. Rambles along La Rambla, Gaudi's treasures, a neighborhood festival, designer shopping and waterfront fun are some of the highlights. D
8:00 am
The Desert Speaks "Oaxaca: Footsteps In Tradition" The Valle de Tehuacan, in the Mexican state of Puebla, is not only home to the world's greatest variety of cacti; it is also probably the birthplace of domestic corn. That corn became a staple for people throughout North America, including the civilizations that inhabited nearby Monte Alban. Those civilizations sowed the creative seeds for the Zapotecan culture that still thrives today. D
8:30 am
Chef John Besh's New Orleans Crawfish Etouffee, Citrus Pot du Creme, and Lavender Madeleines. D
9:00 am
America's Heartland Farm researchers in Illinois use smart phones to battle world hunger. One California firm brings in a glowing white crop of.salt. D
9:30 am
New Scandinavian Cooking "The Sweetest Cheese" Andreas visits the valley of Gudbrandsdalen, home to the Norwegian delicacy known as brown cheese. Andreas combines this versatile ingredient with roasted goat and a sweet caramel ice cream. D
10:00 am
America's Test Kitchen from Cook's Illustrated "Spicy Fall Sweets" Test cook Julia Collin Davison shows host Christopher Kimball how to make the best Pumpkin Bread. Then, tasting expert Jack Bishop challenges Chris to a tasting of molasses. Next, science expert Guy Crosby explains the science of baking soda. D
10:30 am
P. Allen Smith's Garden Home "Framing The View" Smith considers inviting window treatments and energy efficient windows. He also shows how to frame pressed leaves to make botanical artworks.G
11:00 am
Song of the Mountains Primitive Quartet; Takeharu Kunimoto & the Last Frontier. D
12:00 pm
Sesame Street "A Prince of a Frog" There is a princess in distress on Sesame Street! She cannot meet her prince without kissing a frog, but the frog keeps hopping away! Elmo and Abby try to help by learning a little more about frogs on Alan's computer. The first thing they learn is that frogs are amphibians and like to gather in groups and croak together. Abby and Elmo pretend to be croaking frogs to attract the frog. D
1:00 pm
Dinosaur Train "Iggy Iguanodon/Shiny Can't Sleep" Iggy Iguanodon - The Pteranodon family continues their World Tour and meets Iggy Iguanodon, a funny chap who shows them his unique way of walking while leading our family to some white cliffs where Dad is very excited to fish and dine! Shiny Can't Sleep - Shiny gets homesick while the Pteranodon family is away from home on their World Tour. She cannot sleep, so Mr. Pteranodon takes her around the Dinosaur Train and they observe the train at night and the activities of various nocturnal creatures. D
1:30 pm
Super Why! "The Frog Prince" Princess Pea wants to do ballet, and Spider wants to spin webs, so how will these two friends play together? To find some answers, the Super Readers check out The Frog Prince and meet another Princess who can't see eye to eye with her friend! Will the Super Readers be able to help the Princess and the Frog kiss and make up? Educational Objectives: To learn about compromise, practice the alphabet and rhyme with UMP words. Preschoolers discover that the power to read will change the story. D
2:00 pm
Cat in the Hat Knows A Lot About That! "Tough Enough/How Cool Is Coral" Tough Enough - Nick and Sally are trying to guess what animal is the toughest one - is it a lion? Oh no, it must be the enormous elephant! Why not at all, says The Cat. The toughest of all is a teeny tiny Waterbear. Huh? Off to meet Cat's friend Wally the Waterbear. D
2:30 pm
Wild Kratts "Bad Hair Day" Chris and Martin try to help a lion named "He who breathes fire" get past obstacles and back to his pride, who are under siege from two intruder lions. D
3:00 pm
Outdoor Idaho "Cycling Idaho" Whether you prefer the open road or steep mountains, Idaho is a bicyclist's paradise. We'll take you on some scenic bike trips around the state, from the Teton Valley in eastern Idaho, to the Trail of the Coeur d'Alenes in northern Idaho's Silver Valley, to epic mountain biking in the Boulder Mountains of central Idaho.G
3:30 pm
Dialogue "Kati Marton: Conversations from the Sun Valley Writers' Conference" Marcia Franklin talks with author and former journalist Kati Marton. During the interview, taped at the 2011 Sun Valley Writers' Conference, Franklin talks with Marton about her experience researching her most recent work, Enemies of the People. The book chronicles Marton's search to learn more about her parents, who were imprisoned by the Hungarian government during the Cold War for their work as reporters for American news outlets.G
4:00 pm
Bluegrass Underground "The Del McCoury Band" Band patriarch Del McCoury has impeccable traditional credentials, including an early-'60s stint with Bill Monroe, the Father of Bluegrass, a 2010 National Heritage Fellowship and 2011 induction into the Bluegrass Hall of Fame. But the Grammy-winning singer/guitarist who personifies the "High Lonesome" sound also takes it to new frontiers playing with everyone from jam band Phish to the Preservation Hall Jazz Band. McCoury's band features sons Ronnie (mandolin) and Rob (banjo), with fiddler Jason Carter and bassist Alan Bartram. D
4:30 pm
Music Voyager "Israel: Songs from the Holy Land" Music Voyager host Jacob Edgar travels to Jerusalem and northern Israel to discover the sights and sounds of a region rich with ancient history and religious significance. Israel is a land of contrasts and conflicts: between tradition and modernity, war and peace, spirituality and secularism. The popular band Hadag Nahash blends hip-hop, funk and soul with politically expedient Hebrew lyrics to draw attention to the complex issues facing Israeli society. D
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Lark Rise to Candleford James Dowland is confined to the hospital when his son arrives. Dorcas welcomes the child into the Post Office, which causes turmoil when James is released. Thomas Brown is tormented by doubt about his wedding. Miss Ellison desperately wants her strange skin disease healed quickly.G
7:00 pm
Midsomer Murders "Death and Dreams, Part 2" Additional deaths, including at the hospital run by Barnaby's old acquaintance, Dr. Jane Moore, have the detective trying to get to the bottom of what is going on. Barnaby's own life is threatened before he realizes the links among the deaths. Part 2 of 2G
8:00 pm
Masterpiece Classic "Mr. Selfridge, Part 5" With Selfridge badly hurt in a car crash, his chief of staff, Roger Grove, takes over the operation of the store. Grove's first decision is to ban Lady Mae's suffragettes from meeting in the store. Agnes gets to know Henri Leclair, the window dresser. Staff members work on a solution for the suffragettes. Part 5 of 8G
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Death In Paradise With Richard struck down by a tropical disease and Camille in Paris, it is left to Dwayne and Fidel to solve the apparently impossible murder of a local diver. As if their job isn't tough enough, they also have to contend with holidaying British cop DS Angela Young.G
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Call The Midwife "S2 E5" The whole Poplar community pulls together to prepare for the annual Summer Fete. The introduction of a baby show involves the midwives, especially Trixie, who must secure a celebrity judge. At the ante-natal clinic, Jenny meets Nora, an impoverished mother of eight, who is distraught that she may soon have another mouth to feed.G
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Lark Rise to Candleford James Dowland is confined to the hospital when his son arrives. Dorcas welcomes the child into the Post Office, which causes turmoil when James is released. Thomas Brown is tormented by doubt about his wedding. Miss Ellison desperately wants her strange skin disease healed quickly.G


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Aero Function is a company with more than ten years of experience creating aerodynamic kits for top luxury cars. They are proud to be known and respected for their handmade products made from three different components. They manufacture car kits made from Glass Fibre Komposite (GFK), Carbon Fibre Plastic (CFP), and Polyurethane Plastic (Pur Rim). Their aerodynamic add-ons add value to the luxurious cars that wear them. Their employees are trained to make high quality car parts that exceed the expectations of their selective customers. Their products have been put on retail and commercial cars all over the world.
Aero Function manufactures their products with the best quality control. Their quality assurance includes a five stage quality control system. They include a gray primer on all their products that require painting, so customers have an easier time prepping them for installation. The mesh grille products are made chip resistant. Each product comes with the three-year manufacturer warranty as well as a protection system for safety during shipping. Aero Function includes their brand identity package, so you can put their logo on your car and put your keys on their lanyard.The products from Aero Function are made from three different high-tech components. Their Carbon Fibre Plastics are lightweight, but incredibly strong. The polymers are made from woven carbon fiber which increases the strength, without adding weight. The CFP products are flexible and durable. They are clear coated with a high-grade UV-inhibiting product in seven layers. The Glass Fiber Komposite is another strong and lightweight material with a gray primer covering cross-woven fibers. The Polyurethane Plastics are injection molded with a specially designed chemical blend that is designed to have a flexible stiffness that allows the product to absorb gentle impacts without damage.


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Ankle Wear Cover(Each)Note: All pads wear inconsistently some covers may need to be adjusted
Please note: Full Circle Padding is not responsible for incorrectly ordered colors. All pads are made to order and are non refundable. Feel free to call or email to inquire about your projected ship date once your order is placed.


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AT&T has just revealed two new commercials that again, take aim at Verizon. Did you really expect anything different? Both of these new ads star Luke Wilson just like the "Side by Side" commercial that debuted last week. As you can see above, "Two Phones" concentrates on the fact that you need two phones to talk and surf the Web at the same time unlike on the AT&T network. To be fair, AT&T left out the fact Verizon customers could actually use WiFi if the phone supported it. We're just saying...
The other commercial, "Postcards", highlights the fact that AT&T's network covers 97% of Americans. As much as I enjoy my AT&T service they failed to mention a decent amount of that coverage is EDGE only.
[Thanks for the tip Gregg!]
View the other commercial after the break!


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A post on the Bohemia Interactive Forums asks for help with a problem causing a watery image degradation in Take On Helicopters, Bohemia's new flight simulator. As it turns out this can be the result of using a pirated edition of the game, as Bohemia explains this comes from their "unique anti-piracy countermeasures," also noting a demo for the game is in the works. Here's word:
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Saturday, November 30, 2013 - 12:00pm to 2:00pm
Natural History Museum of Utah - Naturalist Lab
Join the HawkWatch crew and some of their fine feathered friends for the opportunity to observe live raptors up-close and examine a variety of specimens-feathers, eggs, and claws! Meet the HawkWatch experts, discover how to identify common birds in your communities, and learn about local bird conservation efforts in Utah.
This is your opportunity to learn more about birds of prey and what HawkWatch International is doing to protect them and our shared environment.
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Yesterday 300,000 new photos from Panoramio were added to Google Earth, that means that the total number of photos in Google Earth is 2 million right now.
We also added a new feature a couple of weeks ago. Now you can ask for a second review for your photos in the case they have not been selected for Google Earth. First, check the photo acceptance policy for Google Earth and if still you think that your photo should be in Google Earth, please, submit the photo ID using this review form. We will take a second look to the photos and inform you by e-mail about the decision.
Still there is a long delay bringing the photos from Panoramio to Google Earth. However we have realized that this delay works like a quarantine with very nice effects. First during the time that photos are only in the map of Panoramio.com, they are reviewed by the visitors of the site, making difficult that inappropriate photos are sent to Google Earth. Second, during the "quarantine" the photos are viewed, added to favorites, commented, etc. thus each photo gets a popularity level that correlates quite well with its overall quality. This is extremely important because when you explore a place in Google Earth you first see the best photos and only if you zoom-in enough you get the all the others, from more to less popularity.
As anyone else, I want to see my fresh uploaded photos in Google Earth as soon as possible, but I understand that people want to see mainly the best shots from Panoramio in Google Earth, therefore I am very happy to discover the good side of the delay, it makes waiting easier. Anyway, remember that Panoramio's map gets hundred of thousands of visitors every day, so even if your photos are still not visible in Google Earth, right after being uploaded they are available to many people.
By the way, the next update of photos will be on October 15th (notice: this update was canceled, the next one on November 15th).


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Your daily news briefing, with the video of the day, top news and quote of the day.
News to know
The FBI, Texas Rangers and other law enforcement groups are investigating the deaths of two prosecutors in Kaufman County, Texas, that took place two months apart. Gov. Rick Perry has said he is concerned about the safety of law enforcement officials in the state, and that it is possible that white supremacist groups or drug cartels are responsible for the deaths. Kaufman County District Attorney Mike McClelland and his wife, Cynthia, were found dead at their home Saturday. McClelland was focused on capturing those responsible for the death of one of his assistants, Mark Hasse. Hasse was killed Jan. 31 of this year. All three victims were fatally shot.
Quote of note
"If there is any provocation against South Korea and its people, there should be a strong response in initial combat without any political considerations." - South Korean president Park Geun-hye, in response to North Korea's recent threats against the country.
Hot video: Easter Bunny gets pulled over
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Super Why! "The Nutcracker" Princess Pea doesn't know what to do about her friend Sleeping Beauty who is very, very grumpy! Super Why and his friends dance their way into the story of The Nutcracker, accompanied by Tchaikovsky's memorable music, to find out why the Mouse King is so cranky and give an innovative twist to the holiday classic. But will the super readers be able to restore magic to The Land of Sweets? Educational Objectives: To learn a cheer-up strategy, sing the alphabet, identify the letters F, L, and Y, practice the magic of spelling, and use the power to read to change the story. D
9:30 am
Dinosaur Train "Don's Winter Wish/Festival of Lights" When the Pteranodon family travels back to the North Pole, Don declares that it's his "winter wish" to see snow fall again. When a big blizzard comes, and even the Dinosaur Train gets snowed in, Don worries that his wish brought the blizzard. He's especially worried for his new friend, Soren Sauronitholestes, who is sitting on a nest of her eggs, out in the blizzard. D
10:00 am
Sesame Street "The Very End of X" Big Bird and Snuffy are the hosts of "The Letter of the Day Show" on Sesame Street! The only problem is that the letter they were supposed to introduce and sing about is broken into two straight pieces. Big Bird and Snuffy need help determining which letter it is, so they use the guests on the show as clues. Their first guest is a box, which begins with the letter "B", so they think the letter must be "B". D
11:00 am
Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood "Thank You, Grandpere Tiger!/Neighborhood Thank You Day" Thank You, Grandpere Tiger! - Grandpere Tiger comes to visit, but is only in town for a short while. Daniel is sad that Grandpere can't come to the special Thank You Day celebration later that day. Daniel learns to be thankful for the time they DO have together, and is then surprised when Grandpere appears at the celebration after all! Neighborhood Thank You Day - The neighborhood celebrates Thank You Day by putting notes in the Thank You Tree. D
11:30 am
Sid The Science Kid "Sid's Rainy Play Date" Sid is supposed to have a playdate outside, but the forecast calls for rain! Sid isn't too happy and wonders if the rain knew he wanted to play outside? At school, Sid and his friends discover that rain actually comes from rain clouds! They also learn that rain is really important because it helps living things grow. D
12:00 pm
WordWorld "Playing Spies/Wee Little Whale" Playing Spies: When Sheep and Duck think that Dog has a secret, they decide to play "spy" to figure out the mystery. As they secretly watch Dog, they discover he wants to build a word with the "oo" sound. But will they be caught before they can guess Dog's secret? Wee Little Whale: Sheep rescues a tiny whale who is stuck in some seaweed and brings her home to her haystack. D
12:30 pm
Caillou "Caillou's Christmas" Caillou Goes Caroling - Caillou goes out caroling for the very first time with Mommy, Daddy, Rosie, Grandpa and Grandma. He finds out caroling is lots of fun - you get to stay up late and surprise your friends with carols, and you even get treats! They finish up the night with a big finale at the seniors' home and Caillou imagines he's really 'dashing through the snow' in a horse and sleigh. A Playschool Party - It's a very special day at playschool as they celebrate the many ways of celebrating the holiday season. D
1:00 pm
Barney & Friends "Gift of the Dinos and a Visit to Santa" Gift of the Dinos: It's Christmas and BJ dreams of getting a new baseball glove to go with his baseball, while Riff hopes for new drumsticks to use his drum. Barney reminds them that Christmas is more than just getting gifts and helps them learn the meaning of Christmas. Educational theme: Giving. D
1:30 pm
Thomas & Friends "Sounds and Smells" O the Indignity - Gordon is horrified when Sir Topham Hatt announces that he is to take charge of Whiff's Waste Dump for the day. Gordon arrives at the Waste Dump and decides that the only thing for him to do is to hide when other engines arrive at the dump. Gordon just cannot be seen at such a smelly place! As the day progresses, Gordon hides from Spencer, Diesel and Thomas. D
2:00 pm
Curious George "Relax!/The Box and the Hound" Professor Wiseman gets plenty of stress during a picnic with George and the Man with the Yellow Hat.G
2:30 pm
Martha Speaks "Martha to the Rescue/Martha Camps Out" Martha to the Rescue - Martha is inspired by her favorite show, "Courageous Collie Carlo." Martha Camps Out - Ronald finds out that Helen and Alice plan to go camping and warns them about Big Minnie, a mythical monster who lives in the woods.G
3:00 pm
The Electric Company "Spooky Summer Soiree" For the yearly Spooky Summer Soiree costume party, The Electric Company decides to dress up as animals dressed as monsters. Jessica and Marcus don't have their costumes yet, and Annie Scrambler, with the help of Gilda, has bought all of the costumes at the discount costume store. Marcus and Jessica hit the neighborhood sidewalk sales to find what they need while staying within their budget. D
3:30 pm
WordGirl "Highway to Havarti/Tiny Big" Highway to Havarti - The Botsford Family vacation gets diverted when Becky discovers that Dr. Two-Brains is going to be performing his latest heist at the International Cheese Exposition. Tiny Big - Mr. Big manufactures the ultimate teen idol, Tiny Big, to steal WordGirl's thunder and brainwash the town into spending all their money on pop star merchandise. D
4:00 pm
Wild Kratts "Birds of a Feather" When Aviva reveals that dancing is just not her thing, Chris and Martin set out in the New Guinea forest to inspire her to give dancing a try by uncovering some of the greatest dancers in the creature world - the Birds of Paradise. They soon find that the male birds use their showy bright feathers and extraordinary dances to display to potential female mates that they are healthy and strong. But when the gang gets caught up in Donita's plan to capture these fashionable birds for her latest clothing line, Aviva must put her dancing skills on the line to save them. D
4:30 pm
Cyberchase "Father's Day" It's the annual Father's Day Parade in Tikiville, and Creech's father, Max (Matthew Broderick), is this year's Cyberdad of the Year. Max was once a schoolmate of Hacker's - and continually bested Hacker in all of their endeavors. Hacker has decided it's time to get even and this time he's got a really clever plan. D
5:00 pm
Fetch! With Ruff Ruffman "Shrimp A La Cart" Ruff thinks his "Crustationery" is a great idea. Customers will write letters on crustaceans, which will then be delivered across the Atlantic Ocean by racecar. The service will be a huge success. D
5:30 pm
Nightly Business Report This is the eve of a critical weekend for retailers. Will stores be filled with buyers? Or, just browsers? The answer could decide how this holiday season turns out. NBR's Suzanne Pratt reports from New York. D
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Need to Know RAY SUAREZ ANCHORS. Correspondent Stacey Tisdale travels to Memphis to examine if the city's experimental "Family Rewards" program is helping combat poverty. The program pays low-income students and their parents for everything from good attendance and good grades to regular visits to doctors and dentists. D
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Dialogue "Miss Representation" Filmmaker Jennifer Seibel Newsom talks with host Marcia Franklin about making the documentary, Miss Representation, which explores how inaccurate portrayals of women by the media are connected to the under-representation of women in positions of power and influence.G
8:30 pm
Reggie Perrin David reveals his true colors to Nicola at the swimming pool, while Reggie works on his new product range and ropes in Anthony to help William brainstorm ways of getting out of his wedding to Marion.G
9:00 pm
Great Performances "Magical Mystery Tour Revisited" This documentary chronicles the behind-the-scenes story of the making of the least known of the films starring the Beatles, and provides context for "the summer of love" era that set the scene for its production. Footage includes contributions from Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr, Martin Scorsese, Peter Fonda and Terry Gilliam.G
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Great Performances "The Beatles' Magical Mystery Tour" This is the 1967 film with a mostly improvised and loosely plotted script based around a surreal dreamlike coach trip to an unknown destination. The film is a showcase for six classic tracks including "I Am the Walrus," "The Fool on the Hill" and "Your Mother Should Know," and features John, Paul, George and Ringo as themselves. They are joined for a series of episodic misadventures by a cast of eccentric characters.G
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Battle.net now offers a list of hotfixes for Diablo III dated today (thanks Chris). The new server-side update addresses some bugs and increases the rate of high-end item drops for Acts III and IV in Hell difficulty and the entirety of Inferno difficulty. Here are the new approximate drop rates:
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West Indies win ODI series against ZimbabweSunday, 24 February 2013 08:36 Published in Match Report
At the National Cricket Stadium, Saint George's Grenada, 24 February 2013
Result: West Indies (274/3) beat Zimbabwe (273/8) by 7 wickets.
A much better performance with the bat than on Friday was not enough for Zimbabwe to beat the West Indies, in their second One-Day International (ODI) match of the International Home Series 2013.
As it was, West Indies won the match by seven wickets and with it the ODI series as the win gave them an unassailable two-nil lead going into the third and final match at the same venue – the National Cricket Stadium in the Grenada capital, Saint George's, on Tuesday.
Once again Zimbabwe captain Brendan Taylor won the toss, but this time decided to bat.
Although Taylor himself fell for a duck when he was trapped leg-before-wicket by his West Indies counterpart Dwayne Bravo, and Chamunorwa Chibhabha – the first wicket to fall – was bowled by Narine for 11 in the 12th over, the rest of the Zimbabwe batsmen did much better than in the first ODI on Friday with Craig Ervine putting up 80 runs, Hamilton Masakadza 60 and Vusimuzi Sibanda, playing in his one hundredth ODI, 51 runs.
However, thanks to Dwayne Bravo , the Zimbabwe batsmen failed to convert any of the top knocks into big scores. Other than Taylor, Bravo – standing in for the rested Darren Sammy – accounted for Ervine, Masakadza and Sibanda and then returned to try and clean up the tail, taking the wickets of Regis Chakabva and Kyle Jarvis in the process, on his way to retaining career-best figures of six for 43. For that, he was chosen man of the match.
Bravo was presented with his award by former West Indies batsman and wicket-keeper Junior Murray, a native of Grenada, who last week was honoured by the University of West Indies for his service to Caribbean cricket.
In their allotted 50 overs, Zimbabwe made 273 runs – their highest away total against West Indies.
The West Indies response was led by an opening partnership that contributed 111 runs. Sarwan starred in that contribution with his fifth ODI century. At the end of the West Indies inning, he was on 120 runs – his highest ODI score.
But it might not have been had umpire Peter Nero not rejected Zimbabwe's run-out appeal against Sarwan when he was on 53, and instead referred it to the third umpire.
Zimbabwe lose first ODI on West Indies tourFriday, 22 February 2013 07:51 Published in Match Report
Day 1 at the National Cricket Stadium, Saint George's Grenada, 22 February 2013
Result: West Indies (337/4) beat Zimbabwe (181/9) by 156 runs.
Hosts West Indies beat Zimbabwe by 156 runs, in the first One-Day International (ODI) match of the International Home Series 2013.
Zimbabwe captain Brendan Taylor won the toss and sent West Indies in to bat, in the first ever ODI between the two sides at the National Cricket Stadium in the Grenada capital, Saint George's.
The West Indies top order built a firm foundation for the victory with the first wicket only falling on 168 in the 29th over, when Kieran Powell (79, 88 balls) was caught by Craig Ervine off the bowling of Christopher Mpofu.
Opener Johnson Charles put up a man of the match performance. He made 130 runs from 111 balls, 12 of which were fours and four sixes, before he was bowled by Mpofu. Number three Darren Bravo finished unbeaten on 100.
For Zimbabwe, Mpofu finished with two wickets for 83 runs in his 10 overs. Natsai M'shangwe got one for 56 in 10 overs, and Kyle Jarvis one for 65 also in 10, as the West Indies finished their allotted 50 overs with 337 runs for four wickets.
The Zimbabwe chase was hampered by a regular fall of wickets, with only Vusimuzi Sibanda (12) going into double figures among the top four. They had all perished after 10.5 overs, with only 34 runs on the board.
Number six Malcolm Waller was the top scorer with 51 runs off 75 balls, six of them fours, and it was his partnerships with number five Craig Ervine (41) and number eight Prosper Utseya that anchored the Zimbabwe innings – the latter pushing Zimbabwe past 150 runs.
Utseya then teamed up with M'shangwe (14) and showed the seriousness of intent that was sorely missing in the top order.
The former captain finished unbeaten on 18, but it was his 87 minutes of occupation that brutally exposed the shortcomings of the Zimbabwe top order on the day, and showed why the total of 181 for nine in 50 overs was more a reflection of what they did not do than what the West Indies bowlers did.
Former national captain retiresSunday, 24 February 2013 07:01 Published in News
Left-handed opening batsman and Zimbabwe's cricket captain in 2006, Terrence Duffin, has retired from first-class cricket at the age of 30. His final match, this past week, was for Matabeleland Tuskers against Mountaineers at Mutare.
Dufffin said he had reached the point where he needed a year-round job, whereas franchise players in Zimbabwe are on seven-month contracts which cover the playing season. He has signed on for JRG Contracting, an engineering company in Bulawayo, where he will start an apprenticeship.
In 74 first-class matches, Duffin scored 3 772 runs at an average of 29.70, the highest of his four centuries being 193 against Southern Rocks at Queens Sports Club in Bulawayo in 2010/11.
Educated at Plumtree School, Duffin began his career with the Zimbabwe Cricket Academy in 2000/01, from where he was posted to Midlands, and then moved to Matabeleland in 2004/05.
He played two Test matches and 23 one-day internationals for Zimbabwe in 2005/06 and 2006/07, and captained the national side for several months in 2006.
He scored four fifties, but his success was only moderate and his scoring rate was felt to be too slow for one-day cricket.
The Matabeleland Tuskers coach Heath Streak said Duffin will be missed as much for what he gave off the field as well as on it – helping and mentoring young players. He said it was sad that Duffin was retiring just as he was reaching what should have been the prime years of his batting career.
Duffin has an affable personality and Heath emphasised that he was a fine example to the entire team, as nobody worked harder at his game and he was totally reliable in all he did. He pointed out that Duffin may not have had as much natural ability as some, but nobody put in more effort to make the most of what he had.
Duffin expressed his gratitude to all who had put hard work into helping him with his career, most notably his coach David Houghton, and to his family and friends for all their support.
Shafayat, Williams give Tuskers fighting drawFriday, 22 February 2013 06:38 Published in Match Report
LOGAN CUP MATCH: MOUNTAINEERS v MATABELELAND TUSKERS
Day 4 at Mutare Sports Club, 22 February 2013
Close of play: Mountaineers (475/7 dec and 13/0) drew with Matabeleland Tuskers (298 and [following on] 312).
Matabeleland Tuskers are close to securing their third successive Logan Cup trophy after fighting their way through the final day against Mountaineers at Mutare Sports Club to secure a draw.
Tuskers' heroes were the Hampshire professional Bilal Shafayat and Sean Williams, whose partnership of 153 for the fifth wicket blunted the Mountaineers attack for more than two vital hours. Shafayat stayed for exactly 400 minutes and put up 152 runs.
Mountaineers made a vain attempt at their impossible target, 136 at 15 an over, but after making 13 off two overs, bowed to the inevitable draw.
Matabeleland Tuskers resumed at their overnight score of 42 for three wickets – still 135 runs in arrears. The batsmen in occupation, Bilal Shafayat and the night-watchman John Nyumbu, played a defensive game no doubt also conscious of the possibility that rain might help them save the match. The morning was cloudy but there was more sunshine as the day went on.
Nyumbu fell after about 20 minutes, leg-before-wicket to Shingirai Masakadza for four, and this brought in Sean Williams. He settled in and then looked to take the initiative, playing his strokes well although handicapped by a slow outfield. Williams was particularly strong through the covers and placed the ball skilfully. He soon overtook Shafayat and reached his fifty off 55 balls, although after that he slowed down and appeared to be playing for lunch. Shafayat's fifty came off 130 balls just before lunch, when the score was 162 for four.
The loss of only one wicket in the first session – two and a half hours, owing to the time lost the previous day – gave Matabeleland Tuskers hope of saving the match, and indeed they gave the toiling Mountaineers bowlers a few chances.
Williams was aggressive again after lunch, moving to 83 off 125 balls, before being given out lbw to Timycen Maruma, much to his fury! It was now 194 for five, with Matabeleland Tuskers now 17 runs ahead.
Bradley Staddon now stayed in with Shafayat, who reached his second century for Matabeleland Tuskers in successive matches off 221 balls. The partnership was still intact at tea, another session having passed with a single wicket falling. Now on 254 for five and 77 runs ahead, Matabeleland Tuskers were close to securing a draw.
Staddon went soon after tea for 20 off 58 balls, lbw to Tapiwa Mufudza, who did surprisingly little bowling in this match. Mountaineers' hopes rose again as Glenn Querl quickly followed, out to Donald Tiripano, and Gavin Ewing was bowled by Price for three. This made the score 268 for eight wickets, 91 ahead with 21 possible overs left.
Shafayat now decided to become more aggressive, and his quick runs soon ensured safety for his team.
He was now hammering the bowlers mercilessly, and brought up his 150 with a huge six over long-on. Next ball he miscued another big hit, to be caught and bowled by Maruma for 152, scored off 302 balls with nine fours and six sixes.
Njabulo Ncube was out in the same over, closing the innings for 312, a lead of 135 with nine overs remaining. Maruma finished with three wickets, a good return to form, if not his best, but generally the bowlers toiled hard throughout the day on a flat pitch where batsmen who played wisely and patiently were very difficult to prise out.
The draw means that Matabeleland Tuskers are certain of winning the Logan Cup again, unless they contrive to lose to lowly Southern Rocks in two weeks' time, and Mountaineers win next week against Mashonaland Eagles.
Although such a scenario is possible and not unprecedented, it is most unlikely.


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Mike Tannebaum (Jets GM), FIRED. Rex Ryan (Jets HC) made it.
Romeo Crennel (Chiefs HC), FIRED. Scott Pioli (Chiefs GM) made it.
Chan Gailey (Bills HC), FIRED.
Lovie Smith (Bears HC), FIRED.
Andy Reid (Eagles HC), FIRED.
Pat Shurmur (Browns HC), FIRED. Tom Heckert (Browns GM) got fired as well.
Gene Smith (Jaguars GM), FIRED.
Ken Whisenhunt (Cardinals HC), FIRED. Rod Graves (Cardinals GM) got fired as well.
Norv Turner (Chargers HC), FIRED. AJ Smith (Chargers GM) got fired as well.
Ron Rivera (Panthers HC), FIRED. This one seems to be only speculation by Lombardi. https://twitter.com/nflnetwork/status/2 ... 7647908864
13 guys in total (General Managers and Head Coaches) fired so far. Is that a record?
Woah Ron Rivera out? Wow. Lovie Smith was also surprising. I'll keep this updated.
Coordinators that have been fired: Greg Knapp, on the Raiders.


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There used to be a custom in American families that on the fourth of July, the Declaration of Independence would be read aloud to remind everyone present of the ideals upon which the nation was founded. This has fallen sadly out of fashion; perhaps in the age of the sound bite we could at least read this bit to our children, before it winds up on the scrap heap:
We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness. — That to secure these rights, Governments are instituted among Men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed, — That whenever any Form of Government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the Right of the People to alter or to abolish it, and to institute new Government, laying its foundation on such principles and organizing its powers in such form, as to them shall seem most likely to effect their Safety and Happiness. [The rest of it is here.]You know I seldom get political in here, but you know I also do not support (and never have) the present war in Iraq. Of course, there is only so much one can do about it. I'm not over there fighting in it, and I keep voting for people who say they're going to try to end it.
My opposition goes well beyond that particular war to encompass all wars, everywhere. I'll still pray for peace in Iraq even after the Americans leave, although I think our leaders have done their best to ensure that the ruins will smolder for generations.
There's a protest being staged in Chicago, and I plan to be there. I like the format because it's not the usual march-and-shout affair. If anything, the descriptions of the planned action suggest it will raise no more than a murmur, and that on the shore of Lake Michigan well north of the center of the city.
It's called "Prostrations for Peace," and a blog of sorts has been established for it here, with details about where and when and how. I heard about it through a message the Buddhist Peace Fellowship sent to the Zen center where I practice. In spite of the name, the action isn't only for practitioners of Yoga or Buddhism, which makes me like it all the more.
My participation will be 108 prostrations, each with the intention I've made every morning since I became a Buddhist: May all beings attain enlightenment. Enlightened beings, you see, do not blow one another to smithereens in the name of religion, patriotism, or cheaper gasoline. It sounds to me like a pleasant change from the present arrangement.
How is touching my forehead to the ground 108 times in a public park going to help stop war? I don't know. I just have to believe it will. I can't sit here and do nothing. And as we still have 500 or so days left to go before our august warlord scampers back to his ranch (he should only stay there) there's precious little else I can do.
By the way, I know there are a lot of new readers in here lately, and I'm glad you're here. If you find this post disconcerting, please understand that along with Franklin the knitter and Franklin the cartoonist and Franklin the gay dude with the talking sock yarn, every so often you get Franklin the tree-hugging peacenik.
Tomorrow, back to knitting. Specifically, the mathematics involved in working a lace shawl. Hotcha!


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