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Full of bugs. Smells like fish and old milk. Was eighteen dollars for some reason. Now it's... I don't know, a dollar? Free?
— Mann Co. advertisement for Eighteen-dollar bread
Bread is an object that occasionally appears when players teleport or die. Several seconds after spawning, the bread prop will disappear. There are currently nine different bread models, which will appear randomly. Bread-related weapons are one of the main focuses of the Love & War Update.
Update history
- [Undocumented] Bread now occasionally spawns when using a Teleporter.
June 18, 2014 Patch (Love & War Update)
- Map Fixes.
- Updated pl_upward.
- Fixed physics debris triggering the Payload cart's finale explosion.
- Updated pl_upward.
Loaf of Borodinsky bread.
- Bread was hinted at multiple times before its appearance in the game itself:
- Bread was first mentioned in the Lecture Valley page.
- Bread was also shown on the Adult Swim Extravaganza blog post. In the top right corner directly above the Scout, a pair of baguettes are visible.
- The icon for the Summer Appetizer Crate contains two baguettes.
- The Two Cities Update page for Rottenburg shows Archimedes flying away with a pretzel.[1]
- One of the RED Team's affiliated companies is RED Bread, which was prominently featured as RED team's cover in the Expiration Date short.
- The plain bread loaf appeared in the short Expiration Date as mutated sentient bread, and later became a monstrously large tentacled beast.
- All bread props can be destroyed with the Short Circuit and are also able to be air-blasted, similar to projectiles.
- Before June 17th, bread appeared very rarely.
- After the Love & War Update, there is a small chance that bread will pop out of a Teleporter Exit when used. This references teleporting bread in Expiration Date.
- ↑ "Two Cities Update: Rottenburg", November 21, 2013


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It's very common that many people are confused and intimidated about the best way to go about having optimum nutrition daily. However, good nutrition does not have to be difficult. To start, you want to garner the most knowledge possible when it comes to nutrition; then, you want to put that information to use. The following article can help you with this goal.
The body needs protein, but most people don't have enough of it in their diet. The best way to consume protein is in the form of lean meats. Two other good sources are pork and chicken. Protein is what gives you that full feeling and helps with muscle growth, which makes it a very important nutrient that should be included in any diet.
Scour the labels of prepackaged foods. Many unhealthy ingredients, such as salt and sugar, may be hiding behind that "reduced-fat" label. When shopping for healthy meals, stay away from processed foods. The ingredients in most healthy products are easily recognizable to most people. Try not to buy or eat food that is mostly artificial ingredients.
Whole grains are part of a healthy and balanced diet. When people eat whole grains, it leads to much better health than that which can be had by consuming processed grains. Try to have servings of food such as whole wheat bread and brown rice, everyday. These foods give you the fiber and complex carbs you need to keep your body healthy.
If you want to have a regular functioning digestive system you will be able to lose a lot of weight and not have too much body weight. Good ideas to keep your digestive system working are staying hydrated, having enough fiber and even eating regular servings of yogurt with probiotics.
When formulating your eating plan for a diet program, including breakfast is critical. Breakfast is perhaps the most important dish of the day as it boosts your metabolism and restores your body's nutrient stores.
It is often very difficult to eat properly when uninformed. Focus more on your health than on your desires when you first begin to diet. If you can train yourself to make healthier decisions, you may find that comfort foods no longer hold the same level of appeal. Do not eat because you feel a certain way, eat to get nutrition.
Nuts can make a wonderfully nutritious snack. Almonds are high in fiber and good fats, as well as being delicious.
For a fun way to eat a family meal, grill or broil kabobs. Kids can pick what meat or vegetables to put on their kabobs. Choose vegetables that are colorful and bright so that they can make their kabobs beautiful and full of veggies.
Hopefully this article has helped you to better understand nutrition. It is important to always try to eat a balanced and healthy diet to maintain the best nutrition possible.

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NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - A large new study confirms that physical activity reduces colon cancer risk.
While just an hour of walking a week seemed to protect against the disease, the more strenuously women exercised, the lower their risk, Dr. Kathleen Y. Wolin of Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis and colleagues found.
"Our findings suggest that participation in lower intensity activities may be sufficient to reduce risk though more vigorous activity provides comparable or perhaps additional risk reduction," they write in the International Journal of Cancer.
Research showing that exercise reduces colon cancer risk has been "consistent and convincing," Wolin and her team say, but questions remain about the intensity of exercise necessary to reduce risk.
To investigate, they followed at 79,295 women, aged 40 to 65 years old, for 16 years, during which time 547 developed colon cancer. All were participating in the Nurse's Health Study.
Women who walked for 1 to 1.9 hours each week were 31 percent less likely to develop colon cancer than those who didn't walk at all, the researchers found. And women who exercised at moderate or vigorous intensity for more than 4 hours weekly were at 44 percent lower risk of colon cancer than those who exercised for less than an hour a week.
There was no link between exercising over the long term and colon cancer risk, but the researchers note that the number of long-term exercisers may have been too small to detect a relationship.
They conclude: "Leisure-time physical activity should be encouraged for all adults for health benefits, including colon cancer prevention."
SOURCE: International Journal of Cancer, December 15, 2007.


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Ohio's credit rating is "as high as you can get, AA+."
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Sources of information about various aspects of the Tod Creek Watershed.
Publications, Documents and Lending Library.
Times Colonist Nov 7th 2019 article: Wetlands Restoration
Regarding Canada: [from wikipedia] Ramsar Convention "This is a list of parties contracting to the Ramsar Convention on Wetlands of International Importance especially as Waterfowl Habitat, which is also known as the Convention on Wetlands. The Convention's mission is "the conservation and wise use of all wetlands through local and national actions and international cooperation, as a contribution towards achieving sustainable development throughout the world". It calls upon contracting parties to recognize the interdependence of humans and the environment as well as the ecological functions of wetlands, such as wildlife habitat, nutrient cycling, and flood control.
The Ramsar Convention is the oldest multilateral international conservation convention and the only one to deal with one habitat or ecosystem type, wetlands. The Convention's headquarters are in Gland, Switzerland, and it works closely with the International Union for the Conservation of Nature."
Canadian sites for Ramsar wetland of international importance:
Wikipedia: "As of 2016: there were 2,231 Ramsar sites, protecting 214,936,005 hectares (531,118,440 acres), and 169 national governments are currently participating." Canada's has 37 sites, a vey good ranking on the international list.
BC sites:
Times Colonist Article re Bats. Aug 1/ 2019
"The Comunity Bat Program has extensive advice on its website at
for dealing with bats including how to co-exist with them safely."
BC Annual Bat Count Summary 2018
Available through Saanich Environmental Services.
Pollinator Partnership Canada (P2C) is a registered notforprofit organization in Canada dedicated exclusively to the protection and promotion of pollinators and their ecosystems.
Without bats, economy will have trouble flying by Cori Lausen
After they replaced their Halloween décor with inflatable Santas and reindeer, most people probably never gave another thought to bats. But this winter could be life-changing for many B.C. bats — and not in a good way.
The recent discovery of bats infected with white-nose syndrome in a location in Washington state just over the border from B.C. could spell disaster for our bat populations. The syndrome has killed millions of bats in eastern North America over the past decade, but until the Washington discovery, had not been detected on the West Coast.
A disaster for bats would also be a disaster for our economy. Bats are voracious consumers of insects. In fact, bats are the No. 1 consumer of night-flying insects. With many, many fewer bats circling our night skies, those insect populations are likely to explode, and that means significant damage to crops and trees, and even unpredictable changes to fisheries.
A U.S. study found that bats provide up to $53 billion a year in pest-control services for the agricultural sector alone in the United States.
Here in B.C., bats consume many moths that damage trees, including the caterpillars and moths of the spruce budworm.
Many of the insects that bats consume start life as aquatic larvae, which are food for many freshwater fish. Shifts in insect densities and diversity can produce similar shifts in fish species.
A massive die-off of bats is going to change these patterns in ways that are hard to predict. It might mean greater reliance on artificial pesticides in agriculture or more areas of forest stripped of vegetation. Without bats controlling biting insects such as mosquitoes, we could also see an increase in cases of insect-borne diseases, such as West Nile disease. And it will mean more pests in our garden and more uninvited guests at our summer barbecues.
Sadly, there is a very strong probability that the syndrome will flare up in B.C. this year. The disease makes the odds of winter survival extremely long for bats. Bats with the syndrome are infected with a fungus that eats at their wings and forces them to burn through their precious stored winter fat long before the return of the insect season. It spreads throughout hibernation sites, and can kill up to 90 per cent of resident bats.
Bouncing back from the devastating impact of white-nose syndrome is not going to be easy for bats.
While to some, bats seem like mice with wings, our only flying mammal has more in common with grizzly bears, bearing only one young each year and living 20 to 40 years.
In B.C., we are lucky to have the widest diversity of bat species in Canada, with at least 16 species, seven of which are found only here. But that diversity is not going to protect our bats from white-nose syndrome. We know at least two species found here have already been devastated in the east. Fourteen of the species found in B.C. hibernate, meaning the vast majority of our bats are vulnerable to the disease.
With the arrival of white-nose syndrome, it is critical that we give bats — and those who depend on their services — a fighting chance. That means identifying and protecting key habitat areas, working with industry to manage things such as old mines that bats use for hibernation, and continuing to build our knowledge of bat activity and populations across the province.
Right now, the provincial government does not have a plan for dealing with white-nose syndrome, and provincial species-at-risk staff are spread incredibly thin, with not a single provincial-level biologist having the time or the expertise to deal with bats.
We do have a plan, which we developed in partnership with other concerned biologists across B.C.
Along with the B.C. Bat Action Team, we need to swing this plan into action, but we can't do that without the resources and support of the B.C. government.
Time is of the essence, and resources are needed to make progress. We might not be able to knock out white-nose syndrome with a single "kapow," but if the government commits resources more in keeping with the scale of the problem, we can reduce the disease's impact and help bats recover.
The threat is on our doorstep. Let's not wait until it has entered the house to spring into action.
Cori Lausen is associate research scientist and bat specialist for the Wildlife Conservation Society Canada.
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Bats Need Your Help
Contact the BC Community Bat Program:
see www.bcbats.ca, email email@example.com or call 1-855-922-2287 or 250 995 2428
Correctly identify native and invasive milfoil:
See our page "Lake Stewardship" for photos and information on preventing invasive Eurasian Watermilfoil from entering Prospect Lake.
Or, see these links:
Northern water-milfoil [Myriophyllum sibericum]
Eurasian Watermilfoil [Myriophyllum spicatum]
European Wall Lizard
Times Colonist article: 11th June 2015. The article is hard to read here, but beneath this photo is a link to the TC page. Hit the article there, and it should enlarge.
International Year of Soils 2015
Soils are the foundation for our food production and existence. It is important to use good practices that not only protect the soil, but also replenish its nutrients. Soil is the most undervalued resource to humans. The United Nations estimates that globally we lose 50,000 square kilometers of soils, an area the size of Costa Rica, each year.
For more information: http://prsss.landfood.ubc.ca/
FAO website: http://www.fao.org/soils-2015/en/
Noxious Weed Alert
Shiny-geranium [Geranium lucidum] information can be found at:
Shiny geranium, also called shining crane's bill, is a low-growing annual Eurasian plant that has escaped from gardens into wild lands…
It resembles other weedy geraniums such as herb robert (Geranium robertianum) and dovefoot (Geranium molle), and can quickly spread and overwhelm open to semi-open habitats.
Plants can be carefully hand-pulled or dug out before they are in seed, but take care to remove as much root and stem as possible to prevent plants from re-sprouting. *
Flowers Low-growing annual with small, pink, 5-petaled flowers that grow in pairs on little stems
Leaves are shiny (especially later in the season), round to kidney-shaped with 5-7 lobes (that are themselves shallowly lobed)
Sepals (around the base of the flower) are keeled (stick out) with noticeable cross-ribs
Shiny geranium vs Dovefoot (Geranium molle) – Stems are reddish and not hairy, up to 20 inches tall
Bloom time is spring to late July
Resembles the common yard weed called dovefoot geranium (Geranium molle) but dovefoot's petals are deeply notched (looks like the flowers have ten petals instead of five), and dovefoot is more fuzzy and the stems are less red.*
* All notes are from the link below.
Sources: Personal observations of D. Wong at Saanich Parks and C. O'Brien plus excerpts from:
A garden's now more than a garden: trying to help the planet (and look good doing it)
by KATHERINE ROTH. The Associated Press.
This article was in the Times Colonist on 4th April 2015 [Section E, page 4].
"For many people who aren't sure what they can do about climate change, home gardens provide an opportunity to make a palpable difference.
That sense of purpose is creating a change in garden esthetics, with a more natural look and more emphasis on drought-tolerant and wildlife-friendly plants.
… Unless we share our space with nature, the plants on which bees, caterpillars, butterflies, birds and other wildlife depend will not survive," Tallamy said [Douglas Tallamy, University of Delaware].
Earth-friendly gardens consist mostly of native species, on which local wildlife depends, experts say."
[Full paragraphs are written on these topics: PLANT AN OAK TREE; FEED THE POLLINATORS; MINIMIZE LAWN, CONCRETE AND NON-NATIVE ORNAMENTAL SPECIES; AVOID PESTICIDES. But note: the article is written for the east coast.]
To read the full article, click on this link: http://www.theglobeandmail.com/life/home-and-garden/gardening/a-gardens-now-more-than-a-garden-trying-to-help-the-planet-and-look-good-doing-it/article23734064/
For native plants lists, go to: Native Plant Society of B.C. with this link: http://www.npsbc.ca/nativeplants.html
And for a look at recent native plantings in our community, stroll through the pathways laid out in Whitehead Park. Many of our plants are labelled, and can be found on our "Projects" page, scroll down to Whitehead Park.
Naturespeak: Skunk cabbage is a bear's BFF
NATURE'S EX-LAX Bears are one of the few animals that eat the buds and leaves of Skunk cabbage. It helps get their digestion moving after hibernation.
Long before bears stir in their dens, before salmonberries bloom pink on woody stems and vine maples unfold their leafy fans, skunk cabbage periscopes through wetlands.
Its yellow flower is the first sign of spring. Green leaves quickly unfurl and emit a pungent skunk-like odour that is hard to miss. The uninitiated will hold their noses and exclaim, "It stinks!"
The BFF of bears and early pollinators, skunk cabbage blooms before bees are active. Because of this, it attracts its own entourage with a foul stink. The smell comes from its leaves — when bruised they release a scent that attracts flies and beetles. Mistaking the odour for a rotting animal to lay their eggs on, they seek out the flower hidden within the hood-like leaf, which is called a spathe. And when they do, they transfer pollen from male to female plants.
It's also a warm shelter to rest in, since skunk cabbage literally heats up air around it. If you were to put your finger inside the spathe at the right time and touch the flower, your fingertip would get warm. For a period of almost two weeks, the air temperature surrounding skunk cabbage can increase by up to 20 degrees. The heat skunk cabbage creates rises and helps to spread the odour, attracting more insects to this hotspot and making skunk cabbage as popular with some bugs as charging stations in airports.
Skunk cabbage is sometimes known as bearweed, as bears are one of the few animals that eat the buds and leaves.
When bears awake after hibernating, they haven't defecated in a long time. Prior to hibernation, they ingested leaves, hair, dirt and needles to form a fecal plug up to a foot long in their lower intestine. When they wake up, they need to become unplugged before they can feast on grasses and grubs.
Enter skunk cabbage, nature's Ex-Lax. Bears eat the plant to get things moving again. But don't think about trying it yourself: the juices of its leaves cause serious inflammation in the mouth.
Skunk cabbage reminds us that bears will soon be sharing our favourite trails again, so when you start to see skunk cabbage around, remember to make noise and be aware of your surroundings.
Skunk cabbage is the guest that shows up early for the party, then slips out when it is in full swing. By the time berry season hits, its 1.3-metre tall leaves will have decayed and dissolved back into the muck it came from.
In its dreadlock of roots, it stores energy for next spring, when it will rise out of the ground like something out of a B-grade horror film and win over the flies and the bears (and maybe even you) with its unforgettable scent.
Written by: Bren Simmers of Whistler Naturalists
About Bats in the Capital region
While there are about 10 species of bats in the region, they all have a few things in common:
All our bats are insectivores, menaing they all eat bugs. In fact, they eat more insects than any other nighttime predator. No bats in Canada eat fruit or blood.
All our bats are relatively small. Most bats with their wings spread are smaller than adult's outspread hand, though a few grow up to 20cm.
All are suffering from major habitat loss, including loss of important feeding areas on streams and wetlands, and roost areas in wildlife trees.
All are long-lived (over 30 years for some species) and reproduce slowly. Most species have only 1 baby each year, though a few species are known to have twins.
Several of our bat species are considered to be at risk, including the Keen's Myotis and Townsend Big-eared Bat. The Little Brown Bat has been recommended for Endangered status by the Committee on the Status of Endangered Wildlife in Canada due to dramatic population losses from White Nose Syndrome in Eastern Canada.
There are 10 known species of bats on Vancouver Island, and all of them face threats from habitat loss, predatation by cats, and from the future arrival of White Nose Syndrome. Unfortunately, we know little about habits and population of bats on Vancouver Island. HAT's Community Bat Program is working to better understand bats in the Capital region, and helping homeowners with bats in buildings find ways to live with the bats, or exclude them in way that does not harm them. Learn more about how you can help our local bat populations. HAT's program is part of the Community Bat Programs of BC.
What can I do to help bats?
HAT needs volunteers and participants to record bats as part of the Annual Bat Count.
Contact us at 250 995-2428 or email firstname.lastname@example.com to find out what to do.
We need reports of bat colonies in the region. If you know of a colony, please contact us. We also need volunteers to monitor colonies so we can learn about them.
Place a bat house on home, an outbuilding, or on a pole in an open area on your property. Information on bat houses, including plans for making the houses and notes on placement, can be found at the Community Bat Programs of BC website.
Knotweed in CRD
Knotweed has destroyed the foundations of homes and roadways. Don't try to remove the plant yourself. Cutting mowing and pulling the plant stimulates it to grow further.
It has been spotted in all CRD municipalities except the Highlands.
DO NOT COMPOST! Home composting is likely to increase the spread of this invasive plant.
Visit the Saanich web site for a complete "Invasive Plant Alert" information sheet, including photos: http://www.saanich.ca/living/environment/pdf/invasive/knotweed-alert-web.pdf
FOR ASSISTANCE on Private Land: Saanich Environmental Services @ 250-475-5471 or firstname.lastname@example.com
On Public Lands: Saanich Parks @ 250-475-5522 or email@example.com
Saanich Newsletter
"Our Backyard: A NEWSLETTER ON THE NATURAL ENVIRONMENT IN SAANICH"
Summer 2014: Tod Creek Watershed Edition
click here for a link: http://www.saanich.ca/living/environment/pdf/ob/OurbackyardSummer2014finalweb.pdf
You CAN stop the spread of Scotch Broom.
HAT Assessment
Goward Road HAT Assessment by Steven Burgess link:
HAT-203 Goward Road Assessment
"Watershed Connections" Publications
Five issues of a journal, "Watershed Connections", were produced. The purpose was to develop an awareness, understanding and appreciation for the watershed and to educate and encourage the residents to live in harmony with the environment, wildlife and each other.
Editor: Shelagh Levey
Graphic Designer: Frances Hunter
See our publications – click to download
"Watershed Connections".pdf files:
Western Painted Turtle Identification Guide
A BC Ministry of Environment document which provides information and identification of two of our resident turtle species – the native Western Painted Turtle and the introduced Slider Turtle.
Western Painted Turtle Identification Guide
"We want to hear about your turtle sightings. Please take a photo, write down the date and time you saw the turtle, and make a detailed description of the location (latitudinal and longitudinal coordinates are helpful), and email your sighting to email@example.com"
More information is available from the Habitat Acquisition Trust web site: HAT web-site
Library Box
These printed documents and CDs are available from Mary Haig-Brown:
"Beaver Dam Profile" including maps & cross section [4 sheets]
CD: jpg files of plans & profile, no original data
"Farmington Rd –> Durrance Rd"
CD: Saanich Drainage BDYS Nov.2008 R2004
Corporation of the District of Saanich letter Sept 20, 2001
to Hans Boerger re: Draft Report "Water Quality & Lakeshed
Assessment for Prospect Lake" from Pamela Hartling
CRD: Hartland Landfill Environmental Program Annual Report [April 2006 to March 2007]
Prepared by: Fillipone, Robins, Pym, Wilson
CRD: Tod Creek/Prospect Lake Rehabilitation Study Nov 1992
Prepared by: UMA Engineering Ltd. Victoria BC
& Gartner Lee Limited Burnaby, BC
Drainage Feasibility Study Tod Creek Preliminary Report and Benefit
Cost Assessment for the Ministry of Agriculture Sept 1979
Willis Cunliffe Tait & Co. Ltd Consulting Engineers
Filling in the gaps: Revegetating the riparian zone of private properties on
Prospect Lake, BC
Tamara Bonnemaison Jan 2004
Overview of Bedrock and surficial geology, lake cores and palaeoenvironmental history of the Tod Creek Watershed, SE Vancouver Island…
David Huntley and Charlotte Bowman
– 2 copies of same
3rd copy notes missing ps 16 & 17
Prospect Lake: Water Quality and Lakeshed Assessment…
Prepared by: Hans Boerger, PH D
Plan Showing Properties Benefiting From Drainage Improvements on Tod Creek
Prospect Lake: Water Quality & Lakeshed Assessment
Binder I Report
Binder II Appendices 1 – 25
Binder III Appendices 26- 40
Binder IV Appendices 41 – 72
Prospect Lake Water Sampling: FInal Report July 2, 2002
Prepared by: Richard A. Bailey, P Eng of Envirosoil Services Inc
Saanich Rights of Way & Parks Inventory
Maps/Site/s: 37-1, 38-4, 39-1, 39-2, 39-3, 44-2, 44-9, 45-1, 48-2, 49-3,4,5,6
Corp District of Saanich: Map/s # 19, 27, 35, 41, 28, 34, 27, 19
Tod Creek Habitat Study: Final Study dated Feb 28, 1985
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Tod Creek Map
Tod Creek Profile: Farmington Rd to Durrance Rd June 4/03
Tod Creek Watershed Project HAT: EcoAction Final Report
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1. 25 Favorite Lakes of Southern Vancouver Island: Complete with hydrographic maps, directions, lake information.
Compiled by: Chuck Harvey
Haig Brown Fly Fishing Association 1992
2. Cows and Fish: Package of Info. "Caring for the Green Zone."
Authors: Barry Adams, P.Ag. & Lorne Fitch, P.Biol.
Alberta RIparian Habitat Management Project 2nd Ed 1998.
3. On the Living Edge: Your Handbook for Waterfront Living
Authors: Sarah Kipp & Clive Callaway
Federation of B.C. Naturalists 2002
4. * Stewardship Options: For Private Landowners in B.C
Author: Briony Penn
BC Ministry of Environment, Lands & Parks 1996
5. * Naturescape B.C.: Caring for Wildlife Habitat at Home
Resource Booklet, Georgia Basin
Compiled by: Theresa Duynstee & Angela Deering
BC Ministry of Environment, Lands & Parks 1995
6.* Naturscape B.C.: Caring for Wildlife Habitat at Home
Native Plant & Animal Booklet, Georgia Basin
Written & Compiled by: Susan Campbell
BC Ministry of Environment, Lands & Parks 1995
7. The Garry Oak Gardener's Handbook, 2nd Ed. 2009
Garry Oak Ecosystems Recovery Team Society
* #'s 4, 5 & 6: The Stewardship Series
8. The Garden City Handbook: How to Create & Protect Community Gardens
in Greater Victoria
Written & Researched by Emily MacNair
Polis Project on Ecological Governance, UVIC 2002
9. Giving the Land a Voice: Mapping our Home Places
Edited by: Sheila Harrington
Environment Canada
LTA Land Trust Alliance of BC 1999
10. Saanich Heritage Structures
Saanich Heritage Register 2008
Donald Luxton & Associates Inc.
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The full report is titled "Lactation and Progression to Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus After Gestational Diabetes Mellitus. A Prospective Cohort Study." It is in the 15 December 2015 issue of Annals of Internal Medicine (volume 163, pages 889-898). The authors are E.P. Gunderson, S.R. Hurston, X. Ning, J.C. Lo, Y. Crites, D. Walton, K.G. Dewey, R.A. Azevedo, S. Young, G. Fox, C.C. Elmasian, N. Salvador, M. Lum, B. Sternfeld, and C.P. Quesenberry, for the Study of Women, Infant Feeding and Type 2 Diabetes After GDM Pregnancy Investigators.
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Neil Wallis, writing in the Guardian on 28th May 2013, explained how he was on bail in relation to the phone hacking investigation for nearly 20 months before a decision was made that he was not going to be charged. He highlighted the problem that there is no time limit on police bail, which means that thousands of people have been on bail for more than six months and many for years.
What is the law?
After someone has been arrested and detained at a police station, there is something called the 'PACE Clock'. This limits the amount of time that someone can be held in custody. From the moment that they are detained, the PACE Clock starts to run.
The general rule is that no-one can be detained for more than 24 hours without being charged or released (s41 PACE). There are exceptions for an indictable offence, but these are tightly controlled and need the authority of a high ranking police officer (s42) which can extend the time period to 36 hours provided that the detention is "necessary to secure or preserve evidence" and the "investigation is being conducted diligently and expeditiously".
At that point, the police can apply to a Magistrates' Court for a Warrant of Further Detention (s43). This can extend the period for up to a further 36 hours and the test is effectively the same as after 24 hours. The police can apply for further period after that up, up to a maximum limit of 96 hours.
The kicker is s47 PACE. This provides that during their period of detention, someone can be bailed off and this stops the Pace Clock. They will bailed to come back on a particular day. If they are detained the PACE Clock will restart, but if they are then bailed off again this stops the PACE Clock.
As an example, take someone who is arrested and detained for robbery, and held for 18 hours before being bailed for a month. A month later, they can be brought back in to custody and re-bailed, in theory for eternity.
There is no restriction on how long this can go on for (which is what Mr Wallis is campaigning about). Presumably at some point this will become unlawful (perhaps as a breach of the suspects human rights under Art 8 European Convention – private and family life), but if that is right, it will only be after a long period of time – we are talking years.
How can this be resolved?
It is clear that this can lead to injustice as the police keep people hanging around for years. It doesn't lend itself to swift investigation.
Mr Wallis suggests a 'PACE Calender' – a period of time that someone can be kept on bail before the police have to seek the permission of a Court. This seems a very sensible suggestion.
It seems to us that to stop the potential oppressive use of police bail it would be sensible to have a requirement that if someone is bailed more than three months from the date of their first detention then this would have to be by application to the Court, as would further extensions on a month by month basis. Allied to that, there should be an outer time limit of, say, 2 years, beyond which no extensions can be granted.
Wasn't this in the news a few years ago?
Yes, good memory. It was all to do with the case of Paul Hookway. For many years it had been assumed that this practice of 'cat and mouse re-bailing' was lawful. A District Judge in Manchester ruled that it was not, a decision upheld in the High Court by McCoombe J. This would have limited the time period to 96 hours from the time of first detention without any possibility of bailing and re-bailing.
This caused, as you can imagine, chaos in the police force. It also lead to the shortest piece of legislation in living memory – the Police (Detention and Bail) Act 2011. It has effectively one section that makes clear that the PACE Clock stops when someone is bailed and re-starts when they are detained.
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The Internet has been a necessary tool for businesses to remain competitive for years now but not everyone is a web developer. You need to think about your web image and an online marketing agency is useful but first you need to get started. The first step is getting online and you need a site. If you're not much of a designer there are many web sites that offer templates so you don't have to pay someone tons of money to get up and running. Now some say that you shouldn't do this because template sites have their limitations but if you're just blogging or can't afford the cost or time that it takes to get up and going then here are a list of a few sites that offer quality templates as a viable option.
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There are many costs of doing business and tools that one needs to employ. Seeking the advice of an online marketing agency will give you a rounded approach but you have to get there first. OSSkins.com is a site that has templates for open-source platforms like WordPress or Joomla. This means that you can update them as your site evolves. It's designed to meet most needs and at an affordable price. You can get more complex templates but for those who can't afford it, there's a free section that's also quite nice.
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This is a more costly option but, in this case, at Rockettheme.com you get what you pay for. You are required to get a subscription but their services go beyond simple templates. They offer comprehensive packages to their customers that's a worry free and user-friendly option for companies or individuals that aren't as savvy as a developer. These templates are built to meet most any need and the instillation is very simple. But of course you'll have tutorials and help on how to navigate your site and the various features that are provided as a part of the service.
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Until recently, I was one of those people who refused to believe that Michael Jackson was really dead. I know, I know, I'm probably crazy, but look, I grew up on the guy's music, OK?
Michael recently made a comeback with Xscape, a posthumous album containing previously unreleased material that's about a gazillion times better than anything on that 2010 piece of junk called Michael, released by Epic.
Even better, he's now also a pretty awesome moonwalking, hee-heeing hologram that performed Slave To The Rhythm, the 5th track on Xscape, at the Billboard Music Awards a few weeks ago.
I've reluctantly made peace with the fact that the King of Pop is gone, but as long we have holograms, he will stay alive forever.


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Seven players trying to avoid 'one-hit wonder' tagby John Kreiser
The music world calls them "one-hit wonders" -- artists that have a hit record but can't replicate their success.
The NHL has had its own version of one-hit wonders -- players who were in the right spot at the right time for one season but found out that doing it again wasn't as easy. The prototype is 1980s forward Warren Young, who had 40 goals playing with Mario Lemieux in 1984-85 but never came close to that total again (he finished his career with 72).
Every season a few players come out of nowhere to post unexpected performances. The challenge for those who did it last season is to show in 2013-14 that they've got what it takes to build from the numbers they put up in 2012-13.
Here is a look at seven players who will try to replicate their surprising showings from last season:
Bryan Bickell, Chicago Blackhawks: Bickell was every bit as surprising during the Stanley Cup Playoffs as Bobrovsky was during the regular season. After scoring nine goals in 48 regular-season games for the Chicago Blackhawks, he matched that total in 25 games during the playoffs. The last one came with 1:16 left in regulation of Game 6 in the Final and tied the score 2-2; Dave Bolland's goal 17 seconds later gave the Blackhawks the Cup. The Blackhawks made a long-term commitment to Bickell this summer; now he has to prove he's ready to step into a more substantial role.
Sergei Bobrovsky, Columbus Blue Jackets: The goaltender known in Columbus as "Bob" faces an enormous task this season as he tries to live up to coming out of nowhere to win the Vezina Trophy as the top goaltender in the NHL. Bobrovsky, traded away by the Philadelphia Flyers last summer, wasn't even the starting goaltender for the first month of last season, but grabbed the job when he got the chance and went 21-11-6 with a 2.00 goals-against average and .932 save percentage -- nearly carrying the Blue Jackets to the Stanley Cup Playoffs. Matching those numbers won't be easy, but Columbus will need him to at least come close in order to make the postseason for only the second time in franchise history.
Lars Eller, Montreal Canadiens: Eller's third season with the Canadiens unquestionably was his best -- he had a career-high 30 points in 46 games, up from 28 points in 79 games a season earlier. Eller faces an additional challenge while trying to prove that he can build on those numbers -- he's coming back from a concussion and a broken nose sustained in Game 1 of the Canadiens' Stanley Cup Playoff series against the Ottawa Senators.
Viktor Fasth, Anaheim Ducks: No one, least of all the Ducks, could have expected Fasth to play the way he did last season. The 30-year-old first-year Swedish goaltender won his first eight regular-season decisions and finished with a 15-6-2 record, a 2.18 goals-against average and .921 save percentage, helping to carry the surprising Ducks to the Pacific Division title. The hard part for Fasth will be showing that he can do it again while battling Jonas Hiller for playing time.
Thomas Hickey, New York Islanders: The Los Angeles Kings waived Hickey, the fourth player taken in the 2007 NHL Draft, prior to the start of last season -- only to see him find a home on Long Island, where New York Islanders general manager Garth Snow has had great success with players no one else wanted. Hickey turned into a regular on defense, mostly paired with veteran Lubomir Visnovsky. He produced one goal and four points, but was a plus-9 while playing nearly 17 minutes a game, enough to earn a two-year contract -- and the opportunity to show last season wasn't a fluke.
Nazem Kadri, Toronto Maple Leafs: Maple Leafs fans must have felt as if they'd waited forever for Kadri to blossom. In reality, the seventh player taken in the 2009 NHL Draft needed about three years to show why the Maple Leafs were so high on him. He finished with 18 goals and 44 points in 48 games to help Toronto to its first trip to the Stanley Cup Playoffs since 2004. For the Maple Leafs to get back to the postseason, Kadri will have to build on his first big season rather than fall back.
Jiri Tlusty, Carolina Hurricanes: Toronto took Tlusty in the first round (No. 13) of the 2006 NHL Draft but wasn't as patient with him as it was with Kadri. The Maple Leafs traded him to the Hurricanes in December 2009, and he blossomed for Carolina last season, setting career highs with 23 goals and 38 points despite the shortened 48-game season. That's a 40-goal pace -- the kind of production the Hurricanes need to return to the Stanley Cup Playoffs.


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Typically You get online customers from Social Media, blogging, ect this will be in another post!!
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Eventually you will want to make a little more money, this is when you go out and build your Customer base. You can do this in many ways. For example Business to business, Canvassing/Tossing and Community Events!
Business to Business building
Business to business is a great way to build your Avon Business. How its done is you go into businesses such as Beauty Salons, Office Building, Gas Stations Literally ANYWHERE. Talk to the staff, manager and ask if you can leave brochures for the staff and customers, I try to make sure i keep taking those places brochures on a regular basis.
Some call it Canvassing and some in the Avon world use the term Tossing. 3 ways you can do this. for this i recommend using clear literature bags item number 058-433, you get 50 bags for $.80
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Now While Mailboxes are completely off limits you can Place brochures in News Paper Boxes, this works especially well for those who live in a rural area, and new housing additions tend to have mail boxes with built in paper boxes. I bag those books as well
Another method of Canvassing/Tossing is Actually Tossing.. Bag them up and toss them in the end of driveways like the Sunday paper, it is actually a lot of fun to take kids or husbands with you, I have gotten many customers this way, However it is frowned upon by many because it can be considered littering, and rain & snow play a factor here.
All three of these methods work well for gaining customers, if i had to pick witch one i think gets you better results its hands down hanging on the doors, 2nd is paper boxes, 3rd is driveway tossing.
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I've mentioned a time or five in the not-too-distant past (here, here, here, here, and here) that I started collecting found photographs.
My fascination began when I started searching online for vintage images that befitted the quotes I wanted to share with you. Soon I was searching for them in antique shops, and I bought a few.
My collection has slowly grown over time, and I thought I'd share a few with you especially after I read about other people who collect strangers' memories, and I realized that you might find them interesting to see as well.
I totally understand how other collector's feel about the discarded photographs they treasure. For me, they prompt more questions than provide answers. I definitely wonder who these people were and the story behind the images.
"Let's go to town. The baby will be fine!" was the first thing I thought when I saw this photo. Is it me, or does it look like the adults are about to drive off, leaving the baby in the yard? I'm sure (or at least I hope) that this didn't really happen. But it does make you wonder.
This photograph reminded me of my grandparents: very proud, hard-working folks who were incredibly (and justifiably proud) of their accomplishments. I loved it even more when I saw what was written on the back: "40 years in business". I don't care what kind of business you're in — being self-employed takes fortitude and patience and a whole lot of hard work!
Were they trying to capture the snow or the dog experiencing snow for maybe the first time? Of course, I don't know for sure what prompted the photographer to shoot this particular image, but I love dogs and love thinking that they loved their dog so much that they grabbed their camera. If the dog wasn't in it, it's possible I wouldn't have loved this photograph quite so much, but I must admit that the image is improved by showing a wire loop fence (a favorite of mine) and a snow-capped carriage house.
I've always thought that teaching is a noble profession and, in many ways, a solitary one, too. (There are a lot of hours spent alone getting ready for class, grading papers, etc.) This image captures both emotions perfectly, I think. I love the tall ceilings, wide chalkboard and old desks as well.
This looks to have been a special day. The mother (or grandmother) are all dressed up and walking hand-in-hand down a road. It's just a loving, precious, symbolic photograph.
I like photos that have a humorous element. When I first saw this one, the sign on the left cracked me up. I cannot explain why. But the longer I look at it, it also makes me a little sad, too. I think of the poor monkeys who had hundreds, perhaps thousands, of people stare at them as if they are objects rather than feeling creatures.
Were they heading home after their honeymoon? Or after his return from the war? Did he build the house for her? (A cute cottage, by the way. It reminds me a lot of Tumbleweed's tiny house designs.) These and many other questions made me fall in love with this photo. The blurriness of the photograph adds to the "times gone by" effect.
I think this is an odd but sweet photo. Why did they photograph her with a dresser on a porch? Did she just receive it for her birthday, perhaps? She sure seems proud of it.
Another sweet photo that I love. He's showing great kindness by feeding the tiny fawn and you can see (at least I can) that he's smiling at her. Also note how gentle he is — his right hand is barely touching her.
I love going to the movies so this one spoke to me. It's a perfect glimpse of history, both in terms of the Spencer Tracy movie being shown and the automobiles parked out front.
I struggle to put into words why I love this photograph of a devoted, hard-working man on his boat. Perhaps you can help me with that. I do love the noir lighting.
Barton Springs is one of the many historic landmarks in Austin, and as a former resident, I grabbed this one up. It helps me to remember the icy cold water there.
This is not a photograph I normally would have liked that much. I tend to like "caught in the moment" snapshots more than "posed" photographs. But then I saw the words written on the back:


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One of the greatest miracles you may experience as a result of the conscious effort to launch the metaphysical Law of attraction for your own benefit is to design anew.
You see, the Law of attraction gives you everything you demand.
But not in the way you can imagine it.
It is often the case that the new "adept secret" very quickly encounters a barrier of self-limiting beliefs, which obscures his gaze, not letting it perceive true value in the events or circumstances that result from the action of the Law Attraction.
Man thinks, "visualize and nothing happens," and at the same time does not take into account the fact that in our material reality everything is a process and has its course. Everything needs time.
The vision will be implemented from the moment of its creation. Therefore, you should be vigilant as hell not to overlook the important clue. For example, I: 3 or 4 years ago I created myself a vision of my own health and physical fitness.
In the time that has elapsed since then I have been able to get the appropriate information and knowledge I could use (and used!) to achieve my goal as little as possible.
The least possible effort is a key.
Now I eat to resist, I do not go hungry, I have no overweight, I am fit and well built, and I practise on average only 10 minutes a day! All of this was made possible by the creation of a vision and the use of information that "came to me".
Just one time "accidentally" landed on a website…
To sum up – Create a vision, expect clues, enable it to execute in the easiest way possible in your case.
With this attitude, you can achieve almost anything. Please note that you can completely redesign yourself if you think you are missing something.
For example, you want to write books for children, but for months you can not come up with embryonic history. You think you have considered a poor imagination.
So why not use the law of Attraction to create a brilliant imagination? Create a vision of yourself having a brilliant imagination, describe its qualities in detail. Then, expect signs, information that will allow you to step into the best possible paths to success.
Or you hear every now and again: Find your passion and you'll never have to work. And you are in the soul: "But I do not have a hard damn idea what I wanted to do in my life! I don't know what I'm passionate about! "
So why don't you use the law of attraction with a passion to find your passion? The information will appear soon as the thread clew left in the labyrinth of the Minotaur. Capture it and start walking through the maze of reality after this thread, and you will hit the ball with the shortest route.
Universal mind contains everything. Is everything. You'll find what you need, because it's your right and legacy. You are in the caring and caring arms of the universe that will give you everything you want.


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Detect and Prevent Network Outages and Gray Failures
Read this technology brief on Intent-Based Networking to learn how to dynamically and quickly extract insights from raw telemetry.
- Declare your network intent (e.g. connectivity, oversubscription, isolation, redundancy)
- IBA validates your intent continuously, alerts you with intent deviations instantly
- IBA extracts contextual and actionable insights from raw telemetry in minutes
- Eliminate complex and brittle rule programming
Intent-Based Analytics (IBA) is automated big data analytics designed to cut data center network outages and gray failures by at least 50%. It liberates network operations from consuming raw telemetry, writing and maintaining complex and brittle rules to keep up with ongoing network changes, and staring at network visualizations 24x7 in order to detect unusual patterns.


text: Jerusalem and its surroundings An abundance of historical sites, attractions and entertainment and cultural venues are located near the International Convention Center Jerusalem. You can combine your participation at a conference at the center with visits to the fascinating sites offered by this special world city. You can read about the many attractions and leisure activities offered by the city here You can read about lodging in Jerusalem here And to receive updates on weather in the area, click here Wishing you a pleasant stay at the International Convention Center, Jerusalem!


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2018-19 Men's Golf News
Pfeiffer Athletics Places 104 on USA South All-Academic ListJune 17, 2019Misenheimer, N.C. (June 17, 2019) – Pfeiffer University has placed 104 student-athletes on the USA South All-Academic list the league has announced.
Twenty-Seven Student-Athletes Receive Their Diplomas at Pfeiffer's Spring CommencementMay 11, 2019Misenheimer, N.C. (May 11, 2019) – Twenty-seven current and former Falcon student-athletes received their diplomas as Pfeiffer University held its spring commencement exercises on Saturday morning in Merner Gym.
Men's Golf Places Seventh at Richard Rendleman InvitationalMarch 06, 2019Salisbury, N.C. (March 5, 2019) – The Pfeiffer University men's golf team competed at the Richard Rendleman Invitational, returning a seventh-place team finish at the Country Club of Salisbury.
Men's Golf Ninth at Pfeiffer InvitationalMarch 04, 2019Hardeeville, S.C. (March 5, 2019) – The Pfeiffer University men's golf team carded a 687 to claim eight place at The Club at Hilton Head Lakes, a par 72, 6,952 yard course in Hardeeville, S.C.
Tim Hoffman Leads Pfeiffer Men's Golf at Mars Hill InvitationalFebruary 25, 2019Loris, S.C. (Feb. 25, 2019) – Pfeiffer sophomore golfer Tim Hoffman led all Falcons on day one of the Mars Hill Invitational at the par 72, 6,907 yard Diamondback Golf Club in Loris, S.C. on Monday.


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Season 2 of The New Scooby-Doo Movies debuted on CBS from September 8, 1973 to October 27, 1973.
- Don Messick as Scooby-Doo
- Casey Kasem as Shaggy Rogers
- Franklin Welker as Fred Jones
- Heather North as Daphne Blake
- Nicole Jaffe as Velma Dinkley
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The following credits are how they are seen on-screen (or as close as possible).
- Produced and directed by: William Hanna and Joseph Barbera
- Story: Jack Mendelsohn, Tom Dagenais, Norman Maurer, Larz Bourne, Woody Kling, Sid Morse
- Story direction: Jean Blanchard, Bob Dranko, Jay Sarbry, Ron Campbell, Vev Risto, Howard Swift, Ernie Terrazas
- Associate producers: Alex Lovy, Zoran Janjic
- Voices: Nicole Jaffe, Don Messick, Casey Kasem, Heather North, Franklin Welker
- Voices: Sherry Alberoni, Mike Bell, Joe Besser, Benjamin Crothers, Jerry Dexter, Robert Do Qui, Richard Elkins, Jamie Farr, Stu Gilliam, Arlene Golon, Mark Hamill, Bob Hastings, Jackie Joseph, Phil Luther, Julia McWhirter, Alan Oppenheimer, Barbara Pariot, John Stephenson, Janet Waldo, Jonathan Walmsley, Johnny Williams
- Musical director: Hoyt Curtin
- Musical supervisor: Paul DeKorte
- Animation director: Peter Luschwitz
- Production design: Iwao Takamoto
- Production co-ordinator: Kirsten Hansen
- Animation checking: Narelle Nixon, Louise Luschwitz, Carmel Lennon, Jolanta Pillich, Kay Self
- Layout: Milton Fredlund, Chebby Badham, Andrea Bresciani, Sebastian Hurpia, Stephen Lumley, David Skinner
- Animation: Stuart Barry, Susan Bleak, John Boersema, Andrea Bresciani, John Burge, Gairden Cooke, Chris Cuddington, Warwick Gilbert, Don MacKinnon, Paul McAdam, Gus McLaren, Romek Pachucki, Yvonne Pearsall, Kevin Roper, Laurie Sharpe, Robbert Smit, Gerald Wylie
- Backgrounds: Richard Zaloudek, Milan Zahorsky, Sue Speer
- Technical supervisor: Jerry Smith
- Ink & paint supervisor: Zora Bubica
- Xerography: Olga Zahorsky
- Supervising film editor: Peter Addison
- Film editors: Peter Jennings, Graham Whelan, Catherine MacKenzie, Ian Spruce
- Negative cutting: Adina Film Services
- Camera: Jerry Smith, John Cumming, Carol Laird, Peter Huiswaard, Kieran Mulgrew
- A Hanna-Barbera Production
- © 1973 Hanna-Barbera Productions, Inc.
- a hanna-barbera production
- No background music was used for the title cards.
- For this season only, Frank Welker was credited by his full name of Franklin Welker.
- Because this season seemed more low-key in tone, Hanna-Barbera uniquely slowed down its custom laugh track, one of the few shows made by Hanna-Barbera to do so.
- Most of the season uses background music from Hanna-Barbera's shows from the mid-late 1960s.
Home media
- The Best of The New Scooby-Doo Movies DVD set released by Warner Home Video on March 22, 2005.
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In a dramatic twist to the drug scandal that has engulfed the sport, it can be revealed that Powell and Jamaican team-mate Sherone Simpson, who also claims to have been given the same supplements and failed a drug test for the identical substance, contacted the World Anti-Doping Agency and requested a police raid on the hotel where they have been staying with the physio, Canadian former athlete and American footballer Chris Xuereb, in Lignano, northern Italy.
After obtaining the necessary search warrant, Italian police arrived at the hotel on Sunday evening and searched the rooms of Powell, Simpson and Xuereb, before removing all supplements and medicines. Police said around 50 substances had been sent to a laboratory in Italy to test for the presence of performance-enhancing drugs.
Under Wada's 'strict liability' rule, athletes have a responsibility for what they put in their bodies but Powell and Simpson could receive a reduced punishment if they can they show they unwittingly took supplements containing a banned substance.
According to Paul Doyle, the athletes' United States-based manager, Powell and Simpson were expecting the arrival of the police but kept Xuereb in the dark about it.
"He [Xuereb] was brought in for questioning," Doyle said. "I got a message from him afterwards, an angry message, saying he was detained for seven hours. He did use the word arrested but I don't think he truly was arrested."
Doyle says he has no reason to suspect any "mal-intent" on Xuereb's part and that, like his athletes, he was probably unaware what the supplements contained. "I think that's probably the case but, at the same time we couldn't take any chances so we didn't want to alert him or anything like that," he said.
Powell and Simpson, part of Jamaica's silver-winning 4x100m team at the London Olympics, were revealed to have tested positive on Sunday just hours after American sprinter Tyson Gay confessed to a failed drug test in a separate case.
Gay is still awaiting the results of a second test on a back-up urine sample but suffered the first serious consequence of his positive yesterday when his kit sponsor, Adidas, announced it was suspending its contract with him. A spokesman said: "We are shocked by these allegations."
Gay, who has recorded the three fastest 100 metres times in the world this year but has withdrawn from next month's World Championships in Moscow, has refused to provide details about the circumstances of his failed drug test or the name of the substance involved.
But Doyle, who has represented Powell and Simpson for their entire track careers, has chosen to publicly outline his athletes' defence.
In an interview with Telegraph Sport, Doyle said: "Asafa and Sherone have been working with Wada to arrange this police raid, so to speak. Once we knew of the positive test, we realised that Asafa and Sherone were the only two athletes in the group who had been given new supplements by this phsyio that they are working with.
"Asafa's had probably 150 to 200 clear tests in the past. He starts working with a new physio who gives him new supplements and all of a sudden he has a positive test in his first test. It's obvious there's no other reason why he would have tested positive other than something being in the new supplements he's been taking. So we immediately asked Wada to get the police there to go in and search everything in the physio's possession as well as everything in Asafa and Sherone's possession."
Doyle hired Xuereb in May to treat Powell for his persistent health issues, which flared up when he injured his hamstring in Australia in March.
According to Doyle, Powell was put on 17 supplements by Xuereb, three of which were administered by injection, though he insists all of them were legal. He added that Simpson had checked online that none of the ingredients was on the banned list, though he admitted that he did not seek independent medical verification.
He also conceded that Powell had flouted the rules of his coach, Stephen Francis, by not declaring to him what supplements he was taking.
Despite declining to go into detail about his case, Gay is also likely to claim that his positive drug test was the result of being given a substance he did not know was banned. He said on Sunday: "I basically put my trust in someone and I was let down."
In an interview in USA Today, Gay's long-term coach, Lance Brauman, denied that he was the person who betrayed the sprinter's trust but would not reveal who Gay had been alluding to. Brauman said: "This person or people that he put his trust into had no affiliation with me or anyone else in my training group."


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When a freak storm brings hundreds of vicious, man-eating sharks ashore by means of terrifying gravity defying water spouts, a group of friends struggle to escape the maelstrom of teeth and death. Sharknado is a cultural phenomenon that has spawned two sequels, and renewed interested in rare metereological events.
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"Jack Reacher" writer/director Christopher McQuarrie has come onboard to pen and direct the Cold War thriller remake "Ice Station Zebra" at Warner Bros. Pictures.
Based on the novel by Alistair McLean ("Where Eagles Dare," "The Guns of Navarone"), the original 1968 John Sturges-directed feature begins when a spy satellite containing a highly valuable payload comes down in the Arctic Circle just north of Greenland.
A U.S. nuclear submarine stationed in Scotland is sent to rescue the personnel onboard a civilian weather station in the same area, the captain (Rock Hudson) forced to bring along a British intelligence agent (Patrick McGoohan), a Russian defector (Ernest Borgnine) and a troop of marines who have their own top secret mission – get to that payload before the Soviets do.
How this will affect "Mission: Impossible 5" is unsure as McQuarrie has long been the favorite to direct it, but the film's production schedule remains unsure. McQuarrie is also attached to numerous other projects in different capacities.
He recently worked on the script for the Tom Clancy adaptation "Without Remorse," is still trying to get an adaptation of Douglas Preston's non-fiction work "The Monster of Florence" made, and the live-action adaptation of 70's Japanese anime property "Star Blazers".
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MUSE took a break from their recording sessions in London last week to carry the Olympic torch through their Devon, England hometown. Around 7,000 people watched as all three members of the band ran with the torch over Shaldon Bridge, a local landmark, as part of the torch's 70-day relay on its way to this year's Olympic Games in London. Once Muse – who were shown grinning wildly in photos taken during their honorary torch run – return to the studio, they'll be collaborating with composer David Campbell, who's previously worked with U2 and Radiohead, on what are said to be "more orchestral" and "radically different" songs than their previous efforts.
MORRISSEY is busy scheduling a U.S. tour set to kick off in early October in Boston, with the trek planned to keep him on the road through the beginning of December. The former Smiths singer is planning to include both some of his best-known tracks as well as a short set of new, previously-unheard songs in his performance, with no opening acts scheduled yet save for one appearance by Iggy and the Stooges, who will support Morrissey's November 24 show in Los Angeles. Other stops on the Morrissey tour will include NYC (10.10), Chicago IL (10.27), Denver CO (11.3), Las Vegas (11.23), and El Paso TX (11.27) – the tour will wrap on December 8 at the House of Blues in Atlantic City, NJ.
IN MORE OLYMPICS-meet-music news, Beatle Paul McCartney is set to rock the Games this summer, as he's been booked to perform at the opening ceremony on July 27, and the closing ceremony both. McCartney got a bit of practice in with his recent gig at the Queen's Jubilee concert, where he performed a five-song set in front of Buckingham Palace, including his revitalised takes on "Magical Mystery Tour" and "Live and Let Die."
PYXIS POINTS | And, in other Muse news (hey, that rhymed…), they've titled their upcoming sixth studio album The 2nd Law | The Smiths' Morrissey is threatening to retire from the music business in two years | Radiohead has been performing several brand new songs, "Full Stop" and "Identikit" being two of them, at their recent live shows | Bon Iver will be performing two UK concerts later this year, namely in Glasgow on November 10 and Belfast on November 11, as part of their upcoming autumn European tour | Foster the People ("Pumped Up Kicks") are reportedly writing songs for what will be their next record, even as they're continuing to tour this summer | and The Shins' James Mercer says that fans can likely expect a new Broken Bells side-project album before The Shins start working on another new set – Kristi Kates