text: The vineyards of Vallée des Pins are located just to the north of Aix en Provence. The wine is made by traditionnal 'assemblage', in which the constituent grape varieties are vinified separately, before being carefully blended to achieve the desired style. Pale and delicate in appearance, this rosé offers remarkable depth of flavour and aroma. Strawberry, raspberry and white peach fruit combine with more exotic guava-like characters. Try with gratinated aubergines or other simple Mediterranean cuisine.


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How to make Money Online and with what
Lets talk about how to make money online and with what you can do this for a good living. I will show you how to make recurring income online so you can attain mind blowing success by doing what you love best.
Yes, turn your hobby into a full time income online, regardless what your hobby may be you can become an expert in that field, making money in numerous ways off of that hobby.
By following the information I want to share with you and studying other recommended sources I will make reference to throughout my site you will become aware of a world of opportunity you probably never realized even existed.
Word of Caution
Before we begin let me give you a word of caution. Many people look at the idea of making money online with a very skeptical eye and rightly so. You are wise to inform yourself all about this world of opportunity and get all the facts before you blindly jump into something you are not familiar with and get badly burned in the process.
By showing an interest in the online world and trying making a living by it you are setting yourself up as an easy target for the gurus who like to prey on newbies like you, trying out offers and falling for the wrong ones because you don't know what to look out for.
There are many fads and scams relating to this online business opportunity, that promise overnight wealth with a couple dollars down. They promise to do all the work behind the scenes and all you need to do is become a member and the cash will start to fly.
Well be warned, there is no such thing as an automated system that will make you money overnight. Many times once you have made the payment they will not really give you what you thought you had paid for and will be asked to pay a further fee to get the benefits you were trying to get with the first payment which is called up-selling. To get to the top of this you end up realizing you need to spend way more money than you actually have or want to spend for something that will not do what you were told it would and will still require you to do all the work leaving you ripped off of your much needed money and wasted valuable time.
So in short get informed before you buy into something, know what you can expect in terms of costs and preferably it should have a free version you can try before you are asked to pay for something or even before you need to put in credit card information.
The Opportunity to make Money Online
According to an article I read in Time Magazine the number of Internet users has increased from 738 million in 2000 to 3.2 billion in 2015, which gives you the figure of potential customers you can serve when you go online with your business, whereas the brick and mortar shop in your neighborhood corner is limited to a range of factors that are defined by:
- Location
- The size of the store
- Staff working in the store
- Warehouse or storage space
- Inventory
- People living in the area
- People knowing about the store
- Etc.
A similar list for an online business will look like the list below:
- Domain (Location)
- Website (Virtual Store)
- Search Engines (3.5 billion searches daily on google alone)
- SEO or Search Engine Optimization (free traffic to your website)
- Software and Automation (staff)
- Afffiliate Partners (Warehouse, Storage, Inventory)
- Automated Shipping (not limited to staff and huge overhead costs)
So you will see that the opportunities at a brick and mortar shop is like a drop of water in the ocean compared to a website, and to setup a website takes a fraction of the investment and is way more flexible than the brick and mortar building you visit down the road.
What you will need to make money online
To start out on this venture you need to understand that you are starting a great journey. This is not a fad or a short lived episode in some movie, but what you are contemplating to begin is a business. You will need lots of patience and perseverance to get this thing right. Just like building a skyscraper you need a firm foundation because everything from here going forward will be resting on your foundation. Do not rush or jump ahead and be sorry later. There is a right way to do everything and you need to be sure to get it. Find yourself a certification course to go by in building this foundation for your skyscraper.
You need lots of planning to know how to structure your site so it will serve to satisfy the customers needs. Remember the customer or your site visitor is the key focus, you want to over deliver on what they are looking for so that they can feel they get special treatment and refer others to your site as well.
Know your Customers and their needs
You need to know what customers you want to attract to your site and build your site and the content around that area of interest so that customers will find you when they search for products you are offering. You need to determine what gender, age group, and special interest you are targeting and what the needs of this group is and with these important factors in mind you can effectively build a site that will cater to their needs
Domain Name
Once you know who you are targeting and you know their needs, you will know what you are offering or solving for them. You are now ready to choose a Domain Name where people can find you on the internet. Think of it as the front door to your online business. People need to come in through it to get what you have to offer. Choosing a unique and strategic name is important in getting traffic to your site. As it plays somewhat of a role in the search results that show up on google bing and yahoo search engines when people search for stuff online.
Attractive Website
The Website and how it is designed plays a very important role in what your visitors will do when the arrive at your site. Its the first appearance to your visitor that will make or break your success and the time they will spend on your site. So you can see it is important to learn how to build an attractive site for your online presence. You can spend a lot of money for web designers to build your site but I can show you how to build great websites at better rates than you will find elsewhere, with a lot of extras, an excellent training program the likes you won't find anywhere else online with 24 hour online support. If that is not enough grab yourself 2 totally free websites and the training here! This way you are in control and can tweak your site to perfection on your own timing, no relying and waiting on other people. Do it your way and do it right!
Free Traffic
A very positive factor in building your own site and taking care of everything related to your website is the fact that as you build out the site you can continually keep in mind what customers you are targeting, what traffic you want on your site and what experience the visitor will get on your site which in turn gives you a greater amount of traffic to your site as the search engines favor content that is targeted and to the point. So visitors will find your site simply because of the way you put out your information on your site. Which is another thing that you can learn at the training I recommend for pennies on the dollar.
Search Engine Optimization
Similar to what I covered under free traffic, SEO is a tool or practice that is very helpful in showing your content to the search engines so that people find your site when someone types in search terms that you offer information about on your site. And although almost automated you need to know how to properly set up your site so that your site is search engine friendly.
Without SEO your site is useless online. How much can you achieve with a website that nobody can find online. You would be a lot more limited than the brick and mortar store down the road because they are at least exposed to the traffic that goes by. Online you now would be dependent on word of mouth advertisement for people to know your exact domain name and type it into a browser to find your website. So you can see the importance of optimization.
I would love to hear from you, feel free to ask a question or leave a comment below.


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The government is in a tough spot, with the opposition march on Islamabad just around the corner it has to figure out a way to allay their concerns and somehow forestall the protest. However, with the protest building steam as more opposition factions join it, Maulana Fazl-ur-Rehaman – the de facto leader of the protest – is in no mood to make concessions. The demand, the resignation of the Prime Minister, is obviously disproportionate and unacceptable, and since no other demand has been made the government committee – spearheaded by Defense Minister Pervez Khattak – is sputtering in its public rebuttal.
The government has many legitimate concerns; the fact that the protestors might disrupt the law and order situation in the twin cities, the fact that the protestors might stray beyond the designated protest areas, and that the protestors may resort to violence. Beyond these practical concerns, their principle objection - that the opposition parties have called this protest without approaching alternative and legitimate institutions for redress, such as the Parliament and the Supreme Court – also stands as a valid objection.
However, when the government tries to jam the Kashmir narrative in this discourse it loses authenticity in its concerns. In the current environment, when Kashmir is Pakistan's primary foreign policy concern, calling every challenge to the government "anti-Kashmir" is illogical and unfair. Furthermore, using the sensitive issue of Kashmir to shut down dissent is misuse of the legitimate problem. Pervez Khattak saying that "it seems people (in Pakistan) are working on their (Indian) agenda" and that "they are happy to see Pakistan descend into chaos" is muddying the debate surrounding the protest.
The government should try to solve this issue before it becomes a reality; it is bound to do so. Similarly the opposition would not want to negotiate till it has the maximum leverage; it is bound to do so. In the meanwhile the government should use only legitimate arguments to dissuade the opposition.


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Don't have any plans for the third Saturday in February? Why not spend it with the Huntley Project Lions & Lioness Club?! We've got some good old fashioned BINGO fun planned for you again this year! Please join us for a fun night of entertaining games, great company, and big prizes! Eyes down… Ready! BINGO! Everyone wins on Bingo night! The exciting festivities start at 7:00 pm on Saturday, February 20 in Homesteader Hall. There will be snacks, drinks, and plenty of cash prizes to go around. Don't miss out on this event! There's no better way to spend your night!


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Last year's Investec Derby hero Masar will face five rivals in the Princess of Wales's Tattersalls Stakes at Newmarket on Thursday.
The New Approach colt became the first horse to carry the royal blue silks of Godolphin to victory in the premier Classic at Epsom last season, but a leg injury kept him off the track for the remainder of the campaign.
Charlie Appleby's charge made his long-awaited return to action in the Hardwicke Stakes at Royal Ascot last month and was far from disgraced in finishing fifth.
Masar is likely to be a hot favourite to rediscover the winning trail almost three weeks later – despite having a shade over three lengths to find with Sir Michael Stoute's Hardwicke Stakes third Mirage Dancer.
Mark Johnston saddles Baghdad – a narrow winner of the Duke of Edinburgh Stakes at the Royal meeting – as well as Communique.
The Andrew Balding-trained Dashing Willoughby also lines-up on the back of a Royal Ascot victory, having landed the Queen's Vase.
Desert Encounter from David Simcock's yard completes the sextet.
The first race on the opening afternoon of Newmarket's July Festival is the Group Three Bahrain Trophy – a recognised trial for the St Leger.
John Gosden relies on Waldstern to provide him with a record sixth victory in the one-mile-five-furlong contest, while Irish hopes are carried by Aidan O'Brien's Queen's Vase runner-up Barbados.
Other hopefuls in a nine-strong field include Michael Bell's Eagles By Day, Johnston's Nayef Road and Simcock's Spanish Mission.
Johnston's Visinari is the potential star attraction in the Group Two Tattersalls July Stakes.
The son of Dark Angel created a huge impression when making a successful racecourse debut over this course and distance last month and will be well fancied to follow up – with Frankie Dettori taking over in the saddle from Ryan Moore.
The standard is set by Archie Watson's Guildsman – who was beaten just three-quarters of a length into third in the Coventry Stakes on his latest appearance.
O'Brien's pair of King Neptune and Royal Lytham, Saeed bin Suroor's Windsor Castle runner-up Platinum Star and Karl Burke's Carlisle scorer Classy Moon are also in the mix.


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Gerry Wedd is one of many artists who are inspired by the act of surfing. This film is a brief look into Gerry's work and his relationship with surfing.
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Sarah Drew Lands Lead Role in 'Cagney and Lacey' Reboot After 'Grey's Anatomy' Exit (REPORT)
April Kepner has already moved on. According to a new report by Deadline, Sarah Drew has been cast as co-lead Cagney in the upcoming CBS Cagney and Lacey reboot. This comes less than a week after news of her Grey's Anatomy exit broke.
The upcoming spin-off will be about two female police detectives and friends who work together to keep the streets of LA safe. The award-winning show originally ran from 1981 until 1988 with Tyne Daly and Sharon Gless in the lead roles. Michelle Hurd has been cast as Sarah's co-star Lacey, the athletic, empathetic, and straightforward one with more experience. Cagney is more easygoing and agile.
That sounds a lot like Sarah's Grey's character. That said, fans of the hit medical drama were sad about the news of her departure last week. The actress addressed her exit on social media soon after. "Thank you for all of the love," Sarah wrote on Twitter. "I know you're sad. I'm sad too. I haven't really had the time to process this information. I've been with it for less than 48 hours, so I'm not ready to say my thank yous and give an all encompassing statement about my nine years here."
She continued, "That will come later. For now, I'd like to say: I love you. And I love April, and her story isn't over yet. And the really good news (for me, at least) is that I'm here on set shadowing one of my favorite people, Kevin McKidd, with my beloved Grey's family all this week and next, so I get to process all of my feelings surrounded by the community that has nourished and nurtured me for almost a decade. For that, I am so grateful." We'll miss Sarah in Grey's — but we can't wait to watch her in the Cagney and Lacey reboot!
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A native of Destin, Florida, John Justice grew up understanding the value of fresh, locally-sourced food, creating community through large family-style meals and spending every free moment on the shores of the Gulf of Mexico. After graduating from the University of Florida, John cut his teeth in marketing and business development in the furniture manufacturing and aerospace industries. Seeking a change of pace and a career that he felt passionate about, John discovered his appreciation for the rich craft of winemaking and the community every bottle creates. In 2014 John joined Biltmore Winery and is currently their Regional Sales Manager for North Carolina. He is continuing his wine education through the Wine and Spirits Educators Trust program and feeds his need for nature by paddleboarding down the French Broad most Sunday mornings.
His key food philosophy to live by? The most important ingredients of cooking is a good record playing and the marination of the chef.
Over 20 immersive signature events are featured throughout the weekend! Tours, dinners, parties, foraging and more await.
This inspired, friendly and free-spirited food scene tucked in the mountains of Appalachia has been called "Foodtopia," but the locals just call it home. Plan your trip now.
Access to affordable and healthy food and reducing food waste are important initiatives of the signature event's charitable giving goals.


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No Fracking Way! A Fundraiser for "As You Sow"
Posted on 17. Oct, 2011 by Sara Glaser in Business & Policy, Events
As You Sow is tracking the latest local measures against hydraulic fracturing (or fracking) and statewide efforts to stop or prevent the practice. Communities across the nation are lobbying their local and state elected officials with conviction that fracking poses an unacceptable risk to their drinking water, their health and the future of their communities. Join As You Sow in Venice Beach on Tuesday, October 25th and see a wave of environmental advocacy emerge during a lively discussion on engaging business through shareholder action. Learn how Andy Behar, President of As You Sow, is pressing for change from within the boardrooms of major frackers including Exxon, Chevron, and Ultra Petroleum.
From engaging fracking giants to impacting the implementation of Best Buy's in-store e-waste recycling program to prompting strong commitment on beverage container recycling from PepisCo, Coca Cola, and Nestle, As You Sow is making a difference in CSR efforts among Fortune 500 companies with resolutions. Behar affirms, "We're seeing more companies acting proactively."
Free Admission, Open to the Public; Donations Welcome
What: No Fracking Way: A Fundraiser for As You Sow
When: Tuesday October 25, 2011, 5:00 pm – 8:00 pm
Where: Space 150
701 Ocean Front Walk, #1
Venice, CA 90291
( Parking – One block north at Speedway and Sunset Court )
At this event a live video conference with filmmaker Josh Fox about the sequel to his 2010 Oscar-nominated documentary Gasland will be played, comic relief will be provided by Rick Overton, and delicious gelato and beer will be served. Come learn, enjoy yourself, and take action on this issue!
Please RSVP to email@example.com by October 21, 2011.
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Methyl Jasmonate is a plant stress hormone that has significant anti-cancer properties. So how does MJ work? Let me count the ways. It arrests cell cycle, inhibiting cell growth and proliferation; causes cell death through the intrinsic/extrinsic pro-apoptotic, p53-independent apoptotic, and non-apoptotic (necrosis) pathways; detaches hexokinase from the voltage-dependent anion channel, dissociating glycolytic and mitochondrial functions, decreasing the mitochondrial membrane potential, favoring cytochrome c release and ATP depletion, activating pro-apoptotic and inactivating anti-apoptotic proteins; induces reactive oxygen species mediated responses; stimulates MAPK-stress signaling and redifferentiation in leukemia cells; inhibits overexpressed pro-inflammatory enzymes in cancer cells such as aldo-keto reductase 1 and 5-lipoxygenase; inhibits cell migration and shows antiangiogenic and anti-metastatic activities. The complete lack of toxicity to normal cells and the rapidity by which MJ causes damage to cancer cells, turns MJ into a promising anticancer agent that can be used alone or in combination with other agents.
Follow the links for the relevant research:
Methyl Jasmonate: Putative Mechanisms of Action on Cancer Cells Cycle, Metabolism, and Apoptosis
Jasmonates: Novel Anticancer Agents Acting Directly and Selectively on Human Cancer Cell Mitochondria


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Mother-to-be Patricia Meunier-Lebouc and Suzann Pettersen, the baby of the team, kept Europe in front after day one of the Solheim Cup match in Sweden yesterday.
Meunier-Lebouc, four months pregnant, and 22-year-old Pettersen stood firm in the face of a United States fightback to leave the Europeans ahead by a point, four and a half to three and a half, at Barseback.
Three points down from the morning foursomes - delayed by an hour and 40 minutes because of early morning fog - holders America came alive in the fourballs.
But the French-Norwegian partnership stopped them achieving a clean sweep, beating Meg Mallon and Angela Stanford when Pettersen, already successful with world number one Annika Sorenstam before lunch, sank a 10-foot birdie putt on the long 16th.
"I was just delighted to be out there," said Meunier-Lebouc, who a few weeks ago was suffering such bad nausea that she did not know whether she would be able to play.
Results on the opening day of the Solheim Cup, Europe v United States of America, at Barseback
(Europe names first):
Foursomes: Carin Koch and Laura Davies halved with Beth Daniel and Kelly Robbins, Janice Moodie and Catriona Matthew bt Juli Inkster and Wendy Ward 5 and 3, Annika Sorenstam and Suzann Pettersen bt Laura Diaz and Heather Bowie 4 and 3, Sophie Gustafson and Elisabeth Esterl bt Meg Mallon and Rosie Jones 3 and 2
Foursomes result: Europe 3 1/2 USA 1/2. Fourballs: Davies and Matthew lost to Kelli Kuehne and Cristie Kerr 2 and 1, Sorenstam and Koch lost to Inkster and Daniel 1 hole, Pettersen and Patricia Meunier-Lebouc bt Angela Stanford and Meg Mallon 3 and 2, Iben Tinning and Gustafson lost to Michele Redman and Jones 1 hole
Fourballs result: Europe 1 USA 3
Match position at end of first day: Europe 4 1/2 USA 3 1/2
Jonathan Lupton is poised to win his first European Challenge Tour event less than a month after turning pro.
The 24-year-old from Middlesbrough fired a second-round 67 at the Benmore Developments Northern Ireland Masters to lead by one shot at the halfway stage yesterday.
Leading scores (GB and Ire unless stated): 131 J Lupton 64 67; 132 M Jonzon (Swe) 69 63;137 J Hepworth 69 68; S Fernandez (Arg) 68 69; J Doherty 67 70; G Clark 70 67; G Hutcheon 68, 69; 138 D Clarke 72 66; M Persson Atlevi (Swe) 69 69; G McDowell 69 69; L Oosthuizen (SA) 69 69; S E Bebb 71 67; C Gane 70 68; J M Carriles (Spa) 69 69; Stuart Little 69 69.
* MORPETH are in with a chance of clinching the English Champion Club tournament at Woodhall Spa after moving into second place at the end of the first round.
Scottish international Sandy Twynholm shot 70 and Steve Johnson 73 to lie one shot behind Cumberwell Park going into today's final round.
Brian Rumney's extraordinary run of form continued when he shot a six-under-par 66 to tie with Graham Bell for the Dataform Pro-am at Aldwark Manor near York.
The Parklands pro and Bell (Eaglescliffe) finished one ahead of Steve Gromett and Scott Astin.
NORTH REGION PGA DATAFORM PRO-AM (Aldwark Manor): 66 B Rumney (Parklands), G Bell (Eaglescliffe); 67 S Gromett (Oulton Park), S Astin (Royal Lytham); 68 A Ambler (Walton Golf Centre), J Cheetham (Mobberley), D Brunton (Ringway); 69 D Shacklady (Leisure Lakes).


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For the latest COVID-19 health guidance, statistics and resources, visit Coronavirus.wa.gov.
WSDOT Local Programs ROW Section provides educational opportunities for local agencies and consultants.
Annual meetings are held throughout the State to discuss updates on ROW policies, training on specific topics, open discussions, and best management practices for ROW activities on federal aid transportation projects.
Annual ROW Meetings Schedule (pdf 94 kb)
Please use the following to view and download the materials used at the 2020 Annual ROW Meetings.
A core curriculum training topic is offered each summer related to federal-aid requirement in accordance with LAG Chapter 25, WSDOT's Right of Way Manual, Uniform Act, and the Code of Federal Regulations Title 49 Part 24.
This training is held in Western and Eastern Washington during the summer.
PowerPoint Presentations of previously offered Core Curriculum ROW Courses are available through the following links:
In order to continue delivering essential training during the pandemic, the following webinars were held. Additional remote training opportunities are currently being scheduled and will be announced via gov.delivery emails. Do you have a suggestion for a future training? Please email your suggestions to email@example.com.
No ROW Verification and Sufficient Property Rights (Flow Chart) Training
Offered: Online eLearning - free
Description: This online training is required for those responsible for making decisions on whether a federally funded local agency project has ROW needs, and for those completing the Design Approval Documentation form (Appendix 43.62). This training focuses on the process of reviewing the PS&E to verify a no ROW determination. This training also covers Property Right or Interest flowchart and the Type of Property Rights Necessary flowchart to aid your agency in making clear and consistent property related decisions.
Administrative Settlement Training
Offered: Online eLearning - free
Description: Administrative settlements are used when reasonable efforts to negotiate an agreement at the approved offer amount have failed, and it is determined by a local agency official that it is reasonable, prudent, and in the public interest to agree to pay additional money or other form of compensation or consideration to a property owner. This 1 to 2 hour course is designed to help participates gain an understanding of the documentation requirements and the skills needed to prepare a quality and well justified settlement.
FHWA Federal Aid Essentials
Offered: Online - free
Description: A central online library of informational videos and resources, designed specifically for local agencies. Each video addresses a single topic (including Right of Way Requirements and the Uniform Act). Complex regulations and requirements of the Federal Aid Highway Program are condensed into easy to understand concepts and illustrated examples. All these videos are short in duration (average is 6 minutes) and include companion resources and links for additional information.
National Highway Institute (NHI) Real Estate Acquisition under the Uniform Act: An Overview
Offered: Online - free
Description: The Uniform Relocation Assistant and Real Property Acquisition Act of 1970 (Uniform Act) is the basis for Federally-funded real estate acquisition programs. This self-paced training provides an overview of the Uniform Act's three key elements: Valuation, Acquisition, and Relocation. This course underscores the importance of following Uniform Act Requirements when acquiring property for a Federally-funded transportation project.
For questions or comments contact:
WSDOT Local Programs Right of Way Manager / 360-705-7329 or LTAP Training Center / 360-705-7355


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From NY Times and USA Today best-selling author Jana DeLeon, the second book in the Miss Fortune mystery series.
No one in Sinful liked Pansy Arceneaux, but who hated her enough to kill her?
When aspiring actress Pansy Arceneaux returns to Sinful, Louisiana, to head up the beauty pageant portion of the Summer Festival, CIA assassin Fortune Redding knows she's in for trouble. Her undercover identity as a former beauty queen makes Fortune the perfect choice to chair the event with Pansy, but Pansy's abrasive personality makes it impossible to get through a single rehearsal without a fight. When Pansy turns up dead, Fortune is the prime suspect.
Armed with only her wits and two conniving seniors referred to locally as The Geritol Mafia, Fortune launches an investigation to find the real killer before her cover is blown.
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Brian Harrison '95, Baldwin Wallace, Head Baseball
Jim Heffernan '82, Illinois, Head Wrestling
John Heffernan '84, Wrestling, SEHS
Colin Heffernan '13, Graduate Asst. Wrestling Coach, Ohio University
Dean Heil '13, Wrestling Director of Operations, Campbell University
Andy Hrovat '98, The University of Michigan's Cliff Keen Wrestling Club
and Coach for USA Wrestling
Dave Jacobs '87, Asst. Football, SEHS
Mark Jayne '00, Head Wrestling Coach, Hawken
Scott Kacirek '97, Asst., SEHS
Pete Kahler '02, Director of Basketball Operations, Michigan
Russ Kasl '87, SwimMAC Carolina- Director of Competitive Swimming, Charlotte, NC
Brian Kean '09, Asst. Rugby, SEHS
Dave Keehan '90, Asst. Football, SEHS
Robert Kemer '13, Strength and Conditioning Coach, Milton-Union Schools
Ross Kivett '09, Asst. Baseball, University of Tennessee
Mike Kulczycki '98, Head Coach, The Wrestling Factory
Kenny Lamendola '06, Asst. Football, U.S. Air Force Academy Prep School
Pete Latkovic '98, SEHS
Jared Leidich '17, Assistant Wrestling Coach, Plymouth High School, Michigan
Steve Lepore '98 Asst., VMI (D1)
Jason Levanduski '94, Asst. Coach, SEHS
Tommy Levanduski '02, Asst. Coach, Holy Name Hockey
Kevin Madden '83, Assistant Hockey Coach, SEHS
Matt Mayer '99, Head Girls Coach, Brebeuf Jesuit (Indianapolis)
Matt Minnillo, Asst.Football Coach, John Carroll
Mark Moos '02, HC Wrestling, Lorain HS
Devin Morrow '16, Basketball Student Manager, Ohio State
Marty Newman '08, Asst. Football, SEHS
Josh Nugent '04, Head Boys Basketball Coach, Hawken
Matt Orbany '15, Football Manager, Virginia Tech
Tyler Orlosky '12, Asst. Coach, West Virginia University
Joe Palange '12, Asst. Football Coach, John Carroll
Edwin Pena '97, Athletic Director, Colegio Ponceno (Ponce Puerto Rico)
Mike Polevacik '99, Asst. Football, Benedictine
Tom Pritchard '08, Group Events Specialist, Indiana Pacers
Andy Rios '01, WestShore Wrestling
Rich Rupanovic '89, Asst. Wrestling, SEHS
Gus Sako '10, Westshore Wrestling
Dan Scanlon '95, Asst. Football, SEHS
Randy Schneider '12, Director of Football Operations at John Carroll
Joe Silvestro '82, Wrestling, Marmion Academy (Illinois)
Steve Simmerer '06, Asst. Coach, Holy Name Hockey
Russ Sinkewich '03, Director, Ohio Hockey Academy
Jacob Sminchak '17, Team Manager, Limestone College
Tony Spooner '04, Asst. Wrestling Coach, SEHS
Brad Staples '10, Asst. Football, SEHS
Justin Staples '08, Director of Business Development
and Liaison to the Athletic Community, Revolution Enterprises
Tim Sullivan '92, Head Hockey Coach, SEHS
Andrew Turner '15, Assistant Football Coach, Walsh Jesuit
Bill Viancourt, Asst. Wrestling, Shaw HS
Chris Vondruska '02, HC, Keystone HS Wrestling
Dan Waitkus '78, Asst. Football, SEHS
Ty Walz '12, Asst. Wrestling Coach, Virginia Tech
John Whelan, Asst. Varsity, St. Ignatius
Robbie Whidden '87, Hockey Coach, Team Ohio
T.J. Zingalis '13, Asst. Bowling, SEHS
Alumni in a distinguished club of those who were on state championship teams at
St. Edward and then on national championship teams in college include, Robbie Rogers
and Mark Martin (wrestling, Ohio State) Jawad Williams (basketball, North Carolina),
Jim Heffernan (wrestling, Iowa), John Heffernan (wrestling, Iowa), Bubba Strauss (wrestling, Iowa), Alan Fried (wrestling, Oklahoma State), Kevin Burke (football, Mount Union),
Ryan Giachetti (football, Mount Union), Tom Lally (football, Mount Union), Owen McAndrews (volleyball, Loyola, twice), and Matt Orbany (football, Mount Union), Delmar Halll (football, Mount Union), Deshane Bloodworth (football, Mount Union), Mitch O'Hara (football,
Mount Union), Max Williams (football, Mount Union).
In addition, Mike Rupp was on a state hockey championship team at St. Edward and on a Stanley Cup championship team in the NHL with New Jersey.
National Awards
While in college at Akron, Darlington Nagbee won the Hermann Trophy, which goes to the top Division I soccer player in the country. While in college at Mount Union, Kevin Burke became the first two-time winner of the Gagliardi Trophy, which goes to the top Division III college football student-athlete in the country (this is a three level award given only to those who excel academically, athletically, and in service).
Two Streaks Intact
At least one St. Edward alumnus has been a Division I collegiate All American in Wrestling for each of the past 25 years – a national record for a high school. At least one St. Edward alumnus has been a collegiate wrestling All American for any division in each of the past 34 seasons – also a national record for a high school.
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Spencer Crane '19, Lake Erie
Mason DeAnna '15, Cincinnati
Jaret Edwards '16, George Washington
Shayne Erny '15, Washington & Jeffreson College
Joe Horoszko '19, Wittenburg
Evan Kayser '16, Truman College
Anthony Kemer '19, Mount Union
Quinn Lavelle '17, Northwestern University
Jacob Lozinski '17, Lake Erie College
Spencer Marinac '19, Furman University
Danny McGuire '17, Shawnee State University
Seamus McIlwee '18, Mount Union
Mark Mohnickey '18, University of Toledo
Turner Mudrock '16, La Roche College
Matt Schutz '18, Baldwin Wallace
Asher Soltis '19, Kent State
Devin Stanley '14, Lourdes
Joey Weisenseel '16, Ohio University
Logan Wiggenhorn '18, Wittenberg University
Garett Zorb '15, Hanover
Kelvin Calhoun '17, Northwood
Emmett Chambers '18, John Carroll
Pat Daugherty '18, John Carroll
PJ Flannery '18, John Carroll
Sean Flannery '16, John Carroll
Darien Knowles '15, Glendale Community College
Kipper Nichols '15, Illinois
Mike Ryan '15, Urbana University
Thomas Schmock '17, Findlay University
Demetrius Terry '19, Minnesota Prep Academy
Elliott Tirbaso '18, Hamilton College
Dan Conway '19, Miami of Ohio
Deeb Alawan '19, Ashland
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Seth Burke '17, The College of Wooster
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Matt Carandang '15, Colgate
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Jordan Castleberry '19, Michigan
Dontae Cilenti '18, Youngstown State University
Shaun Crawford '15, Notre Dame University
Jacob Davis '17, Notre Dame College
Kevin Dever '17, Ohio State University
David Dowell '15, Michigan State
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Garrett Dzuro '19, UMass
Omar Fattah '18, Air Force Academy
Cole Gest, '16, Indiana
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Tom Gorman '19, John Carroll
Delmar Hall '16, Notre Dame College
Robert Hardy '19, Wooster
Kyle Hegedus '15, Youngstown State
Troy Henderson '15, Kennesaw State
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Caleb Herring '19, Akron
Noah Hutchings '19, Ashland
Joe Iemma '18, John Hopkins University
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Mel Jackson '17, Youngstown State
Carl Jones '16, Syracuse
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Joelle Keeley '17, Notre Dame College
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Zach Kincaid '18, John Carroll
Tyler King '14, Bowling Green
Caden Kolesar '19, Michigan
Mason Lawler '18, Bowling Green
Danny Lentz '15, John Carroll University
Devin Maddox '18, University of Toledo
Matt McCausland '18, University of Chicago
Mason McManamon '17, Cornell University
Mike O'Malley '16, Duquesne
Nik Pelligrino '16, Notre Dame College
Dan Petticord '15, Princeton
David Pillets '16, Walsh University
Nick Pillets '18, Notre Dame College
Max Potokar '16, Robert Morris
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Cal Reynolds '16, John Carroll
Ty Rice '18, Ohio University
Lorenzo Ritson '17, Baldwin Wallace University
Crishoun Roberts '19, Wayne State
Ryan Rockwell '17, Ohio Northern University
Roberto Roena '16, Albany
Ed Rogowski '18, Lafayette College
Darnell Shields '18, University of Cincinnati
Teon Smith '19, Boston College
Jalen Staples '18, Davidson College
Alex Stump '15, Vanderbilt
Noah Waddell '16, Duke University
Jack Walz III '14, Bowling Green
Richard White '18, Wheeling Jesuit University
Ben Gleichauf '18, John Carroll
AJ Gonella '15, Villanova
Jonas Aquilla '19, Baldwin Wallace
Nick DiFranco '15, Cumberland
Anthony Fragapane '14, St. Edward's University
Sam Fragapane '16, St. Edward's University
Dom Imwalle '16, St. Edward's University
Griffin Imwalle '19, Florida Southern
Jack Lavelle '17, SUNY Oswego
Pat Middleton '16, The Ohio State
Kevin O'Donnell '17, State University of New York at Oswego
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Mitchell Dailey '19, Mercyhurst
Benjamin Dobrowski '19, Marietta
Colin Fijalkovich '15, MIT
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Ziven Kujda '19, UC Berkley
Alex Marett '16, University of Wisconsin
Patrick Myers, University of Michigan
Michael O'Neil '18, Miami University
Brady Strumbel '16, Mercyhurst University
Kristian Trebilcock '17, Mercyhurst University
Istvan Vozary '14, Wittenberg University
Nick Balante '15, Spring Hill College
Aiden Brady '14, The Ohio State
Jack Bradfield '17, Notre Dame College - South Euclid
Ryan Bradfield '15, The Ohio State University
Jacob Buathier '16, Western New England University
Ian Carlin '17, Cincinnati
Patrick Conway '16, Ohio University
Ronan Forrestal '13, The Ohio State University
Joe Ginley '14, Dayton
Sean Ginley '17, Dayton
Sean Goers '15, Cleveland State/Case Reserve
Charlie Green '18, University of Cincinnati
Nate Grose '14, The Ohio State
Grant Gutchall '18, St. Bonaventure
Matthew Harders '16, Marquette University
Danny Heisterkamp '13, Xavier
Zach Heisterkamp '16, University of Arizona
Joelle Keeley '17, Notre Dame College
Ryan Konys '13, Dayton
Mason Lawler '18, Bowling Green
Jack Lipscomb '16, University of West Virginia
Matt Maddox '18, University of Toledo
Anthony Mencini '16, University of Kentucky
Will Mount '14, Notre Dame College
Danny O'Malley 17 , Ohio University
Aaron Organiscak '17, Cincinnati
Danny Peyton '13, Ohio State
Andrew Popil '17, Case Western Reserve
Porter Ramsey '15, Kentucky
Collin Richards '15, Miami University
Logan Roth '17, Bowling Green
Mike Rumsey '17, John Carroll
Matt Sanfilipo '12, Xavier
Kyle Sikora '17, Bowling Green
Jake Simonson '12, Tiffin
Everett Smith '10, Notre Dame College
Rodney Thomas '12, Notre Dame College
Kevin Trickle '13, Bowling Green
Andrew Vargo '16, Kent State University
Neal Veverka '16, Ohio State University
Elijah Warfield '16, University of Kentucky
Connor Werling '15, Kentucky
Matt Wido '15, Ohio State University
Jaret Williamson '16, St Bonaventure University,
First Team Rugby East selection
Connor Zender '17, Wright State
Jacob Zupancic '16, Ohio University
Jake Budyka '16, Lakeland Community College
Adrian "Danny" Cresci '16, Holy Cross (South Bend)
Alex Dudley '17, Hofstra
Noah Elbana '19, Lake Erie College
Anthony Nauman '17, Ohio Northern University
Noah Nauman '19, University of Chester
Tommy Paltani '18, Cleveland State
Brendan Swann '19, John Carroll
Kurt Wysocki '15, Trine
Nick Babson '17, Kenyon College
Dillon Brady '19, Ohio Northern
Sam Dudley '19,Wittenberg
Mason Beck '16, John Carroll
Josh Gluck '17, College of Wooster
John Kilbane '14, Case Western Reserve University
Bob Lenart '18, Cleveland State
Keegan Manderfield '17, John Carroll
Ryan Manderfield '15, Valparaiso
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Max Williams '15, Mount Union
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Bryce Andonian '19, Virginia Tech
Jared Campbell '17, Notre Dame College
Mike Carpenter '17, Mount Union
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Jack Conway '16, Penn
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This Wednesday, March 8, marks the annual celebration that is International Women's Day, and boy did the women of Westeros deliver. Game of Thrones stars Emilia Clarke and Sophie Turner — who play Daenerys Targaryen and Sansa Stark, respectively — both penned thoughtful, intelligent essays about their feminism online.
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Clarke, writing for Huffington Post UK, began by admitting that, thanks to her upbringing in an "equal earning, equally managed household" that treated her the same as her brother, she didn't realize until "much later" how much feminism is needed.
She also admitted that there are days she feels like a "guilty feminist" whose "understanding of the bigger issues of inequality aren't enough." But since she now has a platform, and has played multiple characters who "have given me an insight into what it feels like to be a woman who stands up to inequality and hate," she felt up to the task of editing the All Women Everywhere edition of Huffington Post UK.
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"If you've watched Game of Thrones then, spoiler, you will have seen me in the nude," Clarke continued. "There are plenty of ways in which people want me to respond to questions about this fact. And plenty of reasons why I do not feel the need to justify myself."
Turner, meanwhile, has arguably dealt with even more daunting press attention than Clarke has, because Sansa Stark was raped. The "huge reaction" to this Season 5 scene "shocked" Turner, but it also inspired her to give back. After doing some research, Turner became involved with Women for Women International, which helps women in war-torn countries (Turner visited their program in Rwanda) rebuild their lives.
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Any Back to the Future fans out there? If so, ya'll will know that 2015 marks the year of the future from the movie series.
In celebration (or to pay homage to such a great movie trilogy), I pose a question:
If the trilogy were released as a new movie in 2015, what car would replace the Delorean?
Doc's most recognizable line about choosing the car goes like this:
Marty: Wait a minute, Doc. Are you telling me you built a time machine out of a Delorean?
Doc: The way I see it, if you're gonna build a time machine into a car, why not do it with some style? Besides, the stainless steel construction made the flux dispersal... Look out!
The Delorean was a unique car for its day. It was made by a company not directly under any other large manufacturer of the day. It was generally recognizable, and relatively known for being differnent. In this vein, I nominate the Tesla Model S. The fact that the car is electrical doesn't hurt considering the Delorean was electrical too (Doc says "No, no, no, no, this sucker is electrical, but I need a nuclear reaction to generate the 1.21 gigawatts...")
Just add Mr. Fusion, large diffuser type things, wires, etc., and you've got a 2015 BTTF time traveler!
What do ya'll think?
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Sleep Peacefully With These Intruder Deterrents
As of this moment, I am apartment hunting. No easy task, to be sure. And a single female all by her lonesome has to be extra careful of all things potentially shady, as well. I've had my fair share of peeping toms and freaky neighbors, so when I see a good idea in the way of self-protection, I'm all over it.
One such idea is this self-defense nightstand, designed by James McAdam. Now, this is a man after my own heart. With this handy dandy nightstand-come-shield-and-baton set nearby, a peaceful night's sleep is most definitely assured. The "Safe Bedside Table" has a leg that acts as a club, and a top that can act as a shield in the unlikely event of a midnight intrusion. Made of cherry wood and steel, this will surely allow one the peace of mind that a set of Ginsu knives nestled under a pillow might afford. A gruesome image, I know, but thus is the reality of urban living, especially for all of us single females out there. The old Girl Scout motto, "Be prepared" surely applies here (is that really from the girls, or did the boys get that one?).
That is, of course, if said intruder is tenacious enough to get through the door.
Designer Oleve Morev has crafted a fine labyrinth of a chain lock, guarding your abode against any unauthorized entry. I guess your run-of-the-mill intruder might not enter through the front door, but after you've beaten him senseless with your nightstand, he might have a hard time escaping in a timely fashion with this one. The Defendius door chain will have him begging for mercy while you leisurely summon the authorities, in full control of the situation. You go, girl.
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What an ingenious idea, a chain and lock with a mini puzzle to complete. I can just see it now. My wife wakes up to find the house on fire only to have to complete a puzzle in haste while panicked, trying to escape the smoke and flames.
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Jeez, i've seen some silly ideas in my time, but this is hilariously stupid! Oh, please wait a sec or two mr. intruder while i just disassemble my club & shield. Oh, & please,while you are figuring out the lock puzzle, would you be so kind as to willingly let me whack you senseless!


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Trooper's traffic stop helps save toddler's life in Mansfield
Stoffer honored with certificate of recognition
A Central Ohio couple is happy an Ohio State Highway Patrol trooper pulled them over.
The Mifflin Township couple had been speeding on U.S. Route 42, because their 1-year-old daughter was unresponsive and not breathing.
Trooper Matthew Stoffer, with the Mansfield post, quickly realized the child needed help and called for an ambulance.
Stoffer then performed CPR on the child on the side of the road as the parents watched nearby.
According to the trooper's cruiser dashcam, the ambulance arrived in less than four minutes and took the child to a Mansfield area hospital.
The girl was then transported by helicopter to Nationwide Children's Hospital in Columbus, where she was listed in stable condition.
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Jenna Dewan is glowing! The star, who is expecting a baby with boyfriend Steve Kazee, opened up to "Extra's" Renee Bargh about her pregnancy and new dance-themed dating show.
She gushed of her pregnancy, "I'm really happy," adding, "In the beginning, I was a little sick — a lot sick, a lot sick — but now I'm good."
Jenna told Renee about the new FOX series "Flirty Dancing," on which strangers are taught half a dance routine and then meet for the first time on a blind date to dance and see if sparks fly.
Dewan is working hard on the show, saying, "I'm definitely tired, but at the same time, the shows are so fun and I'm literally talking about love and happiness all day long. It couldn't be a better show to be doing while pregnant, that's for sure."
"I just thought how nice [it would be] to bring this old-school romance to modern-day dating, removing things like speaking to each other and using movement to connect and eye contact and all these really great things to show if you have chemistry with somebody," she said. "We've made some love matches, and I feel like the best matchmaker in the world, so it's been fun — I love it."
How soon did she dance with Steve? "I think we went out and had a tequila-infused dance, but recently he went to the Janet Jackson concert with me… and he had the best moves. I'm like, 'You are so much fun to dance with.'"
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January 28, 2017
In today's CyclingTips Daily News Digest: Costa wins in mountains, Mollema moves into lead at Vuelta a San Juan; Gaviria doubles wins in Vuelta a San Juan, stage 4; Wellens makes it two for Lotto-Soudal at Trofeo Serra de Tramuntana; Hidden motor inventor says he received $2 million in 1998 for exclusivity deal; "I can't get my head around it:" Cavendish says worlds result still hard to understand; Women's cyclocross worlds: the highly anticipated finale to a stellar season; Trek CXC Cup elevated to World Cup status, will offer equal payout for men's and women's events; UCI releases 2017-18 cyclocross calendar, changes to World Cup; Vuillermoz out with back injury after car crash; Philadelphia Classic cancelled for 2017; Irvine's racing return delayed due to UCI testing pool requirements; Cylance sponsors The Women's Tour and The Tour of Britain; Drunk driver given 10 days in jail for killing cyclist; USA Cycling partners with Bike Law; Indoor velodrome planned for Detroit; Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Race trailer; Video: Amateur was predicted to beat world champ at 2016 Trek CX Cup.
The UCI Management Committee has approved next season's UCI international cyclocross calendar, including the Telenet UCI Cyclocross World Cup schedule, which grows to nine events with new venues in the United States and Denmark.
Iowa City returns to the UCI World Cup calendar, and will be joined by new events in Waterloo, Wisconsin and Bogense, Denmark.
The biggest change to the World Cup is in the U.S. where Waterloo, Wisconsin, home to Trek Bicycle's headquarters, will host a World Cup round, followed by Iowa City, which became a World Cup in 2017. Another change is the absence of Cross Vegas, which became the first non-European World Cup when it hosted in 2015.
Another new World Cup event is in Bogense, Denmark, about 200km west of Copenhagen. It will serve a dress rehearsal as it was announced as host of the 2019 World Championships. Denmark hosted the World Championships in Middelfart in 1998.
An addition to the discipline is the formation of UCI Cyclocross Teams. The UCI says this is in an effort to strengthen the structures that support both male and female riders.
"I am very happy with the way cyclocross has flourished in the last few years," said UCI president Brian Cookson. "The awarding of the 2019 UCI World Championships to Bogense, in Denmark, a first for this country in nearly 20 years, is a sign of the internationalisation of our discipline. Our series, which has excellent audience figures, is definitely developing with six organising nations compared with five last year and, four years ago, just three."
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When this lottery was launched, the only people who could play the game were those who lived in the European countries where the lottery took place. That meant that nobody else could participate because people outside Europe had no place to buy the tickets. This was a challenge that the lottery owners had to overcome since they wanted to give everyone a chance to participate.
Now anyone from across the world can participate in the lottery. This was made possible by technology. Today, the lottery has gone online, and you can place your bets from across the globe. All you need is internet and your laptop, and you are ready to win some money. The other thing you need to know is how to play the game.
To participate, you also need to be of legal age. In most cases, this means you have to be 18 or 21 years to participate depending on your country. Even though you might be over 18, you should always check what the law in your country says about betting online. In most cases, you might be required to be over 21.
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This is the easiest lottery to play. All you have to do is choose a set of 5 numbers out of 50 numbers, and 2 special numbers out of 10 numbers that you believe are your lucky numbers. Once you choose your numbers, you just wait and see which the lottery winning numbers are. If you happen to have any of the winning numbers, then you get your prize. However, you have to share the prize with other players who had the same winning numbers as you.
If you don't like sharing your prize, then you have an option. You can choose to place your bet at Lottoland using the unique NumberShield. The NumberShield protects all the numbers you had chosen meaning that after you win the prize, it is all yours and you don't have to share with other winners who had the same numbers as you.
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If you don't belong to the 16 European countries where the lottery takes place, then your only option is to play online. However, you should follow the firm's guidelines to make sure you enjoy the game. First, when placing any bet, you should use a website that is fully legit and well known to play the lottery. Don't be a victim of fraud.
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If you are feeling lucky and ready to win a crazy amount of money, get ready for the EuroJackpot draw. It takes place every Friday night at 21:00 GMT in Helsinki. Immediately after the draw, you will know whether you are the lucky winner or not.
Winning the draw is mostly about fortune. It all depends on the numbers you choose. You can use a random number generator to help you choose numbers. This does not increase your chances of winning, but it does increase your chances of not choosing the same number like everybody else, which means you have to share your prize.
Maximum and minimum EuroJackpot prize
By playing the draw, you have the potential to win as much as €90,000,000 maximum and €10,000,000 minimum. Other prizes can vary depending on your ticket.


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You have until 4.30pm on Friday to secure your 2013/14 Season Ticket 'Early Bird Discount'.
The Ticket Office will open late on Thursday night (8pm) for fans wishing to secure their spot for next season. Even if you can't make it to Fir Park before the deadline, if you phone and register your interest, we will ensure you receive your discount when you do buy.
A season ticket, whether bought individually or as part of a family package, represents tremendous value.
We have completely frozen prices from last season so if you picked up your ticket after the early-bird offer last term; you have an opportunity to actually save money on your ticket.
We have also continued our 'WELLevate' scheme which allows any adult or senior citizen buying a season ticket at Fir Park to claim a juvenile ticket absolutely free of charge or TWO U16s tickets if you sit in the Cooper Stand
Season Ticket uptake has grow over 35% over the last three years because of this brilliant initiative – perhaps the single most effective way of recruiting new, younger fans over the last 100 years
The excellent Season Ticket offers which can be used to earn a host of discounts in a number of well-known businesses makes a return
The likes of M&D's, Tony Macaroni, Hamilton Palace, Knockhill Racing and Esporta all return and join a 35 strong list which already contained the likes of McDonalds, KFC, Pizzahut, LivingWell Health Club, Evans Halshaw and many, many more.
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Vlad Duric would like nothing better than to land the Caulfield Guineas at the track that has given him his greatest success.
Duric rides Adelaide galloper Last Bullet in the Guineas at the racecourse where he has notched his only three Melbourne Group One victories.
His first came aboard Bon Hoffa in the 2007 Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes before guiding Master O'Reilly to win that year's Caulfield Cup.
Duric had to wait almost eight years to claim his next when Mourinho won the Underwood Stakes last month.
Last Bullet produced an eye-catching performance when finishing eighth behind Bon Aurum in the Guineas Prelude over 1400m on September 26, earning him a shot at Saturday's Group one race.
The son of High Chaparral flashed home late in the race, finishing under two lengths from the winner.
Duric said the step up in journey is ideal for the colt he said will continue to improve with maturity and more ground.
"I'm just hoping it's run at a good tempo as that will give us a chance to come from back in the field," Duric said.
"The mile's going to be better for him and I think he's taken really good improvement out of his two runs here.
"I've also learned a bit more about him."
Despite drawing barrier six, Duric said the colt didn't have the tactical speed to take a handy position despite winning two races in Adelaide racing outside the leader.
He said the colt has shown no speed in his two Melbourne contests but has produced a terrific finishing burst.
"I've ridden a few of the family and they've all been that type of horse, get back and run on," he said.
Duric said he gets the call-up from Last Bullet's trainer John Hyam whenever he makes the trip to Melbourne and is only too happy take the ride.
He said winning a big race for Hyam would give him a little extra satisfaction.
"I'd love nothing better than to win a nice race for him, he's such a nice guy," Duric said.
Spring pickings have been slim for Duric, who also rides Kenjorwood in the Toorak Handicap, but he's looking forward to reuniting with Underwood Stakes winner Mourinho in Cox Plate.
"I only have to win one of the big ones to make it worthwhile," he said.


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The northeast corner of McLean Basin can be hiked to along the dirt road trail that turns west from County Road 10 1.1 miles north of the east turn to the Painted Hand Pueblo Trail in Canyons of the Ancients National Monument in southwest Colorado.
This is the same area where the outlying Hovenweep National Monument sites are found. It is about 1 mile of hiking to the east rim of a short side canyon close to the point where it joins McLean Basin.
The turnoff is also about 0.4 miles south of the Canyons of the Ancients sign if traveling from the north. I drove a few hundred yards along the trail road to a point where the thick sagebrush thinned out enough to park without blocking the road. The two track dirt road heads west and then curves south. There are two side roads that I bypassed, staying on track to find the canyon rim. (In 2012, this road may be closed to vehicles but is open for hiking. If the road is closed it makes parking a problem.)
The terrain along here is mostly level with sagebrush and scattered Junipers. In mid May a lot of desert wildflowers are in bloom. I bypassed a side road that went directly to the side canyon rim and stayed southwest for about 0.5 miles until the trail came to a dead end at the rim of McLean Basin.
There are good views across McLean Basin and is a rubble pile ruins site along the north rim about 1.5 miles to the west. (Use labels McLean Basin North Rim for this site) I walked back northeast along the east rim of the side canyon toward the side road that I had bypassed and spotted a boulder based ruins site on the opposite side of the canyon.
This site is high on the north and west side of side canyon but below the rim. It is a little north of the side road and I found an easy canyon crossing route about 200 yards up the canyon past the site. In mid May there was flowing water in the easy to cross creek at the canyon bottom.
Besides the boulder top rubble and rubble around the base, there are other minor wall sections and perimeter walls at this medium sized site. There is a vague petroglyph on an alcove wall that could be a flute player, but it is very rough. From this site I walked down canyon toward McLean basin along the rim out to a point that overlooked the basin.
At the point there is a small pile of brick shaped stones. I didn't have a very good angle to look over the edge for signs of ruins structures below, and I didn't see anything else here besides this pile. I scanned to the west for the elusive McLean Basin towers, but I don't think I had a good angle to see them.
The possible rubble pile site that I had seen was still a long way to the west. Looking back north up the next side canyon to the west on the north rim of the basin, I sighted another boulder based ruins site.
The cliffs surrounding this site were very steep and I didn't see an easy way down. From above, it looks there was a circular tower perched on one of the boulders. The flat door cover of the tower appears to still be laying there. To the left of the main part of the site, it looked like there was an alcove with a shelf inside.
My return hike from the second site took 1:10 hours back to my starting point. The total hike took 4:10 hours for about 5 miles on a 75 F degree mid May day. Much of the time hiking in Canyons of the Ancients is spent scanning and route finding and visiting the sites. The biting gnats that are a nuisance in June in the canyon areas were starting to appear on this mid May hike.


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Laura S. Darling
Laura Susan Darling, 44, of Yellow Yellow Circle, Middletown, passed away peacefully at home on Friday, Dec. 18, 2009.
She was born in Syracuse, N.Y., the daughter of Alice (Butler) Neville of Middletown and David Darling of Middletown.
Besides her parents, she is survived by her brothers, David Darling and his wife, Joan, of Killingworth, and Todd Darling and his wife, Kathleen, of San Francisco; stepfather, John Neville of Middletown; stepmother, Maurine Darling of Middletown; and a great many nieces and a nephew.
Though school was not easy for Laura, she stayed with it and was proud to have earned her diploma, and was a 1985 graduate of Middletown High School. One of Laura's favorite things was to talk to people, and she always stayed in touch with her family, neighbors and friends both in person and on the telephone. She spent many hours on behalf of her favorite charities. She worked at a variety of jobs that ranged from driving a taxi to delivering pizza. Laura always liked to know what was happening in Middletown, and was usually the first to inform her mother of which stores were opening in town. She also liked to shop.
Visiting hours will be held on Tuesday, Dec. 29, from 4 to 7 p.m., at Biega Funeral Home, 3 Silver St., Middletown. Friends and family are invited to stay for the funeral service at the conclusion of visiting hours, at 7 p.m. Burial will be at the convenience of her family. Those who wish may send memorial contributions to the American Diabetes Association, P.O. Box 11454, Alexandria, VA 22312.


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Owners: Steve and Terry Andrianos
Address: 720 West Manlius Street, East Syracuse, NY
Phone: 315-463-4339
Website: http://www.herculescandy.com/
If your sweetheart has a sweet tooth, and you're looking for candy that tastes even better than it smells, check out Hercules Candy Company in East Syracuse. The variety of candy available in the store would allow you to find something for anyone, but they also take orders over the website on the Catalog page. Since two members of my family have an allergy to brown chocolate, it's nice to be able to see all of the candies available in white chocolate so we know what to order. Favors for weddings or other parties are also available.
The Andrianos family has been making chocolate in the Syracuse area for over 100 years, and the full story is available on their "About Us" page. It's a classic American story of an immigrant family that had a great idea, started a business, and created a local institution. As explained there, all of the candy is made by hand and with the freshest of ingredients. The nuts are roasted on site. On my most recent visit, I purchased the White Chocolate Almond Clusters, and even my daughter, who is not a fan of nuts in general, cannot get enough of these chocolates.
Occasionally, the store hosts an open house event with candy-making tours, and these are listed on their website. Formal and informal tours are also available. Formal tours should be scheduled in advance by calling the store, and informal tours are available as long as they are making candy.
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And a belated happy birthday to Mark Calaway, who celebrated his birthday around about this time last month, turning 43.
Don't we just make the nicest little set?
If I had a birthday wish for Glenn, it would be a continued reign as ECW Champion following Backlash tomorrow. And for Mark, beating Edge and remaining World Heavyweight Champion after the same event. Plus a nice little trip to Australia in a few months - hint hint!
Not getting older, just getting better - right, Glenn and Mark?


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SC affirms Arroyo's acquittal of plunder case
The Supreme Court on Tuesday sustained its earlier decision dismissing the plunder case filed against former President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo, in connection with alleged misuse of P366 million Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office (PCSO) fund which caused her release from detention at the Veteran's Memorial Medical Center in Quezon City last July 2016.
During its en banc session in Baguio City, the High Tribunal resolved to deny a motion for reconsideration filed by the Office of the Ombudsman for lack of merit.
SC spokesperson Ted Te said 11 magistrates voted to dismiss the appeal of the anti-graft body, while four justices voted to grant the motion for reconsideration seeking a reversal of its earlier ruling.
In its July 2016 decision, the high court granted Arroyo's petition for demurrer of evidence, which sought dismissal of her case for lack of sufficient evidence.
The decision was penned by Associate Justice Lucas Bersamin.
The SC granted the same relief to her co-accused, former PCSO Assistant General Manager Benigno Aguas, and ordered his release from the Philippine National Police Custodial Center.
"The Court noted that its decision had granted petitioners' respective demurrers to the evidence which resulted in their acquittal and thus any attempt to reconsider the Decision would amount to double jeopardy," Te said.
Before granting Arroyo's petition, the SC initially stopped the Sandiganbayan from further conducting proceedings, in connection with Arroyo's plunder case pending resolution of her petition before the high court.
Arroyo was arrested in 2012 in connection with the plunder case for alleged misuse of P366 million PCSO fund from 2008 to 2010. DMS


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The demand from Hunter businesses for comprehensive security services has sparked the merger between two local organisations to form Holistic Industries.
The new organisation will see what was Holistic Security merge with another Newcastle based firm, Balance Security Solutions. The merger includes the acquisition of local Registered Training Organisation (RTO), 5th Level Training (5LT), which will now be known as Holistic Training.
The merger will provide Hunter businesses with a first-of-its-kind, comprehensive security offering, covering all facets of security, including patrol, electronic security, and security for crowd control, retail, construction, industrial and residential.
Accredited training programs for people looking to enter or advance their career in the security or hospitality industries will also be offered, with nationally-recognised courses in First Aid, Workplace Health and Safety(WHS) and Responsible Service of Alcohol (RSA) available.
The formation of Holistic Industries comes in the wake of the success of its predecessor,Holistic Security, which has become known among some of Newcastle's largest entertainment venues as an industry leader and innovator.
Holistic Security has enjoyed strong growth over recent years, credited by many local venues for reducing anti-social behaviour and violence. The company has grown to employ over 100 staff, and services some of the region's most loved night spots, including the Cambridge Hotel, King Street Hotel,Queens Wharf Hotel and Wests City.
Managing Director of Holistic Security, Ben Dewson, said that the new organisation has been created in the wake of major developments in Newcastle's security industry. Ben has been at the forefront of the aptly named 'Newcastle Solution', an approach to security which relies heavily on educating patrons and security guards and changing human behaviour, rather than simply reducing venue trading hours and limiting alcohol consumption.
The 'Newcastle Solution' was implemented in 2012 after the state Government's lock out laws – brought into effect in 2008 – proved less effective than hoped in reducing alcohol related violence in Newcastle.
"Newcastle nightlife has been transformed dramatically over recent years. When I first started working in security, the industry was marred by a reputation of bad behaviour and physical aggression," Ben said.
"I am happy to say that the venues we work with now offer a much safer environment for people to go out and have a good time in. Our approach sees us target possible problems before they arise, and use communication techniques to diffuse potentially violent situations.
"Our security team are trained extensively – we make sure our security officers have the right personality profile for the job, and are experienced in acting appropriately in difficult situations.
"Our team is also well versed in the legalities of the lockout laws and they are trained to work with both punters and hotel operators to ensure the benefits of the laws are realised."
Charles Hall, the General Manager of Holistic Security, believes that the Hunter's security industry is growing, and the training arm of Holistic Industries will be useful in providing local candidates with the credentials demanded by employers.
"While demand for security personnel is growing, employers and venues are becoming increasingly savvy about the type of person they are looking for, and the skill set that they possess," Charles said.
"Because our courses are run through our Registered Training Organisation, people undertaking the programs can be assured that they are receiving a quality, accredited qualification, held in high esteem by employers.
"We also have a strong reputation for industry know-how and hands-on experience, with opportunities for real life learning. All this is invaluable for those looking to break into the industry."
IMAGE | Managing Director of Holistic Security, Ben Dewson.