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BEVERLY HILLS, CALIF.—When Breaking Bad ends this season, fans will be left with a documentary that recounts the show's history.
Series creator Vince Gilligan says the film is comprehensive and, in his words, really good. He says it may be available exclusively as part of the series' complete box set on Blu-ray and possibly DVD.
Speaking Friday to the Television Critics Association, Gilligan predicted that most fans will "dig the ending" when Breaking Bad concludes its run later this year.
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The first ever ITFF World Cup of Tag Football 2012 is just days away. More than 2000 Tag football players will head to North Harbour Stadium, Auckland for the Inaugural International Tag Football Federation (ITFF) World Cup of Tag Football 2012, 5-8 December.
With just a week to go, 105 teams in 16 grades from 15 nations will battle it out on 13 fields in the 3-day tournament to find the best.
It's the first major event international event to promote the sport of Tag Football hosted by the International Tag Football Federation (ITFF) in association with New Zealand Tag Football Incorporated (NZTFI) and Oz Tag Australia.
Teams from Australia, Australia Indigenous, New Zealand, New Zealand Maori, Great Britain, Ireland, Lebanon, Malta, Japan, Cook Islands, Fiji, Niue, Samoa, Tokelau, Tonga, for the 3 day competition aimed at raising the profile of Tag Football internationally.
The official opening ceremony starts Wednesday evening, 5th December 2012 at North Harbour Stadium but the real games kick off at 8am Thursday 6th December and ends with the finals clash on Saturday 8th December.
Tag Football has been huge in Australia with OzTag Austalia claiming more than 200,000 players. Tag football in New Zealand has grown annually over the past four years under NZ Tag Football Inc (NZTFI) with more than 6000 players playing similar Oztag rules and holds regular Trans-Tasman competitions, NZ nationals and school competitions.
Dates to note: Opening Ceremony: Wednesday 5 December 2012
Day 1 – Thursday 6 December 2012 – Official start of games
Day 2 – Friday 7 December 2012 – Games continue
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A blacksmith, mystic and jeweller will be discovered during the action RPG's main quest and essentially take over the crafting, socketing and combining duties of Diablo II's Horadric Cube. In true Diablo style, most items they create will have some random properties.
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If you're worried about your inventory filling up now your Horadric Cube's walking around on legs, you'll be relieved to know in Diablo 3 you can salvage items in the field to produce raw crafting materials for the artisans to work into wonders. Artisans can be taught new crafting recipes by upgrading them, plus some recipes are dropped as loot.
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PLYMOUTH — Plymouth Community School Corporation has postponed Tuesday's Kindergarten Round-up due to predicted bad weather.
The Round-up will now take place Thursday, Feb. 28.
Since non-resident students can now attend PCSC with no tuition, parents are invited to bring their children to Plymouth for the Round-up. All of the elementary schools will be holding registration in two sessions, 1:30 p.m. and 6 p.m. Parents and children need only attend one session. Each session should last no longer than an hour.
Parents need to bring an original copy of their child's birth certificate, immunization records, and social security number. Interpreters will be on hand for Spanish speaking parents and children.
In order to be eligible for this year's Round-up, children must be 5 years old on or before August 1, 2013.
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The potential in the diminutive kettlebell belies its small size: A workout that might take two to three hours in a gym can take just 20 to 30 minutes using a kettlebell.
The potential in the diminutive kettlebell belies its small size: A workout that might take two to three hours in a gym can take just 20 to 30 minutes using a kettlebell.
Sounds like an exaggeration, but as Pavel Stejskal says, a kettlebell workout can kick your butt.
"It's a serious tool. You can hurt yourself if you disrespect it," says Stejskal, a kettlebell instructor. "Just five minutes with one shows they're brutally effective; they dig in deeper."
The portability and durability of this workout tool became famous in the USSR when soldiers would strap a kettlebell to a tank exterior. The little-handled ball-shaped tools are nearly indestructible.
Originally used by farmers for weighing grain and other crops, the kettlebell, or "girya" in Russian, morphed into a workout tool in the Russian strongman culture.
The first mention of a kettlebell in a Russian dictionary was about 300 years ago.
Within the past 100 years, kettlebells became prevalent in athletic circles and in the Russian army. Many believe this is what gives Russians their strong competitive edge, says Stejskal, for whom the kettlebell is his main strength and conditioning tool.
Stejskal, 49, defected from his native Czechoslovakia where he lived in Prague in 1985 and came to the United States in 1991, having received a degree in manual medicine in Sweden.
He spent 10 years in Boston as a massage therapist working for chiropractors before coming to Western North Carolina in 2001.
Stejskal teaches kettlebell workouts at Highland Lake Yoga Studio in Flat Rock and as a personal instructor.
He is a lifelong athlete who plays handball and lacrosse, skis and practices martial arts and qi gong.
When he turned 40 in 2005, Stejskal looked for a way to maintain strength. He says he felt like he was "falling apart."
Turning to the teachings of Pavel Tsatsouline, a USSR-born fitness instructor who has been a major advocate of the kettlebell since the 1990s, Stejskal delved into the workouts but soon found his own preferences as a healer and body worker.
"Applied with strict form and knowledge, it becomes a healing tool," he says.
For those getting started, he believes it is of vital importance to have a personal instructor who should set up an appropriate program.
Stejskal adds that most instructors are finicky about the form of the workout, but that he is super finicky since he's coming at it from the perspective of a healer.
For example, a kettlebell swing that's properly taught can be therapeutic for a bad back because it lubricates and strengthens the spine.
It also can be used safely by those with bad knees, with the approval of a personal doctor.
"I find the kettlebell better than any kind of weightlifting," Hendersonville resident Joe Blair says. "Every exercise works your whole body."
A retired U.S. Army Colonel and a U.S. Masters swimmer, Blair, 72, adopted a kettlebell workout with Stejskal about six years ago.
Blair says the kettlebell has "absolutely" enhanced his competitive edge as a swimmer.
The principles for women and men are the same for a kettlebell workout and, unless you're using a truly heavy kettlebell, muscle gain is not an issue.
"It's one of the ultimate tools, when combined with knowledge," Stejskal says. "It's good for speed agility, and explosive strength — that's why athletes like it so much."
Stejskal works out about six days a week for a half-hour each day with his kettlebells in sizes 16, 24 and 32 kg (a range of approximately 35 to 70 pounds).
An average male might start with a 16-kilo kettlebell; a female, with 8 kilos, and up to 16 kilos.
Stejskal prefers to work out outdoors — and says bare feet are "essential."
Blair says their workouts together take place rain or snow, but always outside.
Standard kettlebell workouts comprise about 30 different moves, with variations and simpler versions for beginners.
The series called the Turkish Getup uses the kettlebell at a slow pace to impart a slow strength.
Other kettlebell series use a lighter kettlebell in dynamic drills that develop a quick strength.
The body type cultivated through a kettlebell regime is the martial arts body, which is lean, muscular, and with the strength and resiliency to anticipate "what's coming."
Workouts can be structured based on desired outcome, such as weight loss, general body toning, abdominal strength, etc.
"Its funny shape challenges unlike a barbell," Stejskal says. "It really turns on the neuromuscular system."
The simple challenge of gripping a kettlebell while using it actually stimulates the muscles. This is because you have to grip hard to hold on to the weight.
"You notice different tasks in life get easier, like picking up suitcases," he says.


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Fri Oct 13, 2006 12:12 pm
DarrylMac wrote:Marko, your story is unravelling by the second - in fact it's completely changed from the original intent of your post.
You started this post with an accusation that someone was an ebay fraudster because they were selling DVDrs, not factory pressed DVDs, and you wouldn't have bought them if you'd known. You were seeking a refund as the discs supplied were DVDrs. At no time, until when people were giving you a hard time, did you claim that you had never received the discs.
IF YOU NEVER RECEIVED THEM IN THE FIRST PLACE HOW WOULD YOU KNOW IF THEY WERE DVDR OR OTHERWISE? You claim that until this post, you didnt know Star DVD's were not factory pressed, and your complaint was the seller didn't tell you.
Regarding customs, someone from this site kindly sent me a copy of The Hampton Roads DVD recently, and the box had indeed been opened by customs in the US. It was sent on to me with a label on saying "checked by customs" but I still received the package, albeit a few days late. Neither me, or the seller were present at the time. Your story is nonsense.
Marko, how about you post a scan of the receipt you got from US customs?
You're a disgrace to this board, and to good ebayers who are giving access to great material that we'd never otherwise see. I commented earlier that the seller should be upset, was due an apology, and you said that was so wrong, you wouldn't comment further.
I think now, more than ever, it's plain to see a good ebay seller has been not only ripped off by you, but slandered by you too.
Fri Oct 13, 2006 12:12 pm
Melanie wrote:
Anyone who sends a package from the US to Europe must at least put a CN11 customs sticker (or other) on the box, where you check the box, usually put a signature, declare the content and value. And the US Postal Service deals with that. American customs usually doesn't touch any exported packages, as they are checked at their destination. There the postal service on behalf of the customs office is allowed to open each and every package. First all packages that are missing a customs declaration (did this happen in your case?), second all parcels that are over a certain value, so they can tax you at your door (value added tax), third random sampling. In that case, if there is anything suspect or they don't believe the value, they ask you to pick it up at the nearest customs office. Were you have to present a receipt, open the package infront of them and you usually get a customs receipt. And if a box is declared as gift, customs is usually not allowed to open the package without you. And I always thought this is the case in pretty much all European countries???
Melania has got it correct here.
Fri Oct 13, 2006 12:17 pm
Your post is not only full of mistakes but also offensive. I'm not liable to you in anyway. If you're accusing me of something then you better have some solid evidence.
Fri Oct 13, 2006 12:28 pm
DarrylMac wrote:Your post is not only full of mistakes but also offensive. I'm not liable to you in anyway. If you're accusing me of something then you better have some solid evidence.
Are you taking the p**s? Your post started by accusing an ebay seller of fraud - and now you're offended?
Where are the mistakes in my post?
As mentioned in my last post, the seller has in all likelihood been removed from ebay through no fault of her own.
Fri Oct 13, 2006 12:34 pm
1. missrepresents the item in her listing
Fri Oct 13, 2006 12:47 pm
DarrylMac wrote:In no part of Melanie's post does she mention anyone having a right to destroy DVDr's, and secondly, I live in England, part of the EU, and what she describes certainly doesn't happen here. The DVD that was opened by customs, which I still received, was a DVDr.
Fri Oct 13, 2006 12:55 pm
And my post wasn't meant to support Marko in any way, as I don't think customs can just destroy at will without screening the DVDr. I mean what if it was a video greeting from your relatives or friends in the US? If you are importing a film that's on your country's index, you might hear from a public prosecutor, I just checked. But I don't think this applies to DVDr.
1) If Marko wants to keep a copy and be refunded, what is the sense of making a fuss about it here? Getting a refund via Paypal is comparably easy. Does he really want everybody to know about his behaviour?
Fri Oct 13, 2006 1:10 pm
Melanie wrote: And my post wasn't meant to support Marko in any way, as I don't think customs can just destroy at will without screening the DVDr. I mean what if it was a video greeting from your relatives or friends in the US? If you are importing a film that's on your country's index, you might hear from a public prosecutor, I just checked. But I don't think this applies to DVDr.
Fri Oct 13, 2006 1:56 pm
DarrylMac wrote:Kuenzer, Marko's orginal intent was not to reveal what he'd done, it was to discredit the seller as a fraud, as she hadn't at that point given him the refund he didn't deserve. Perhaps he didn't think that anyone on the board here would be a regular customer of the seller.
His logic doesn't hold up in any way, shape or form, and he has yet to prove he had any legitimate complaint with her. Even if his goods were confiscated, which i doubt, why is that the sellers fault? He's the one knowingly buying bootleg, ie illegal DVD's, regardless of how they're pressed, so surely the risk is his?
It's like knowingly buying a stolen car, and then asking for the money back when you're arrested.
Fri Oct 13, 2006 8:36 pm
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Marko wrote:I won't even bother to address this anymore.
Marko wrote:This is going to be my last post on this subject..
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Mon Oct 30, 2006 12:05 pm
DarrylMac wrote:Kuenzer - I'm glad you enjoyed them, and I'm sure the seller who was ripped off by the originator of this thread was glad of your support.
Just goes to show she is doing things properly, and there's no issue with American, or European customs.
Marko wrote:2. Customs in Finland take it for some reason (random check or what ever reason).
3. They ask you to come and collect it.
4. They ask you to open the parcel in front of them so that they can see what's in it.
5. Customs and I see that they are DVD-R's
6. Customs confiscate and destroy them.
Mon Oct 30, 2006 12:18 pm
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Mon Oct 30, 2006 1:34 pm
Steve_M wrote: I don't see that it's legally wrong to sell a DVD-R just because it's a DVD-R.
Mon Oct 30, 2006 2:07 pm
TJ wrote:Steve_M wrote: I don't see that it's legally wrong to sell a DVD-R just because it's a DVD-R.
It isn't. There is nothing inherently wrong with selling a DVD-R on Ebay, provided the contents don't breach copyright. Your holiday video would be perfectly acceptable to sell and would not be removed. Not sure there would be many takers for it though
It's the content that determines whether a DVD-R will be removed. For example, Ebay might not even know that an Elvis DVD called Love Coming Down breaches copyright, because they might assume it's an official release. However, if listed as DVD-R, there is no doubt that it breaches copyright, because it must therefore either be an unofficial title or a copy of an official title.
Mon Oct 30, 2006 2:13 pm
BIGREDG wrote:CD-Rs, DVD-Rs, or any other forms of recordable media may not be listed on eBay unless they are blank.
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Tue Jun 05, 2007 10:08 pm
70selvisisthebest wrote:sorry to bring this topic up again, but I felt it was pertinent. Well, I just spoke to lilsteph, it appears Marko is on the hunt again, or at least one of Marko's buddies. It seems a person that had bought from her about 3 months ago pulled the exact same crap as Marko did (probably got the idea from here, Ceyda Kara!) that bought about $150 of dvds from her off of eBay. Then turned around and complained that they were DVD-R (Even though its the ONLY format these titles appear in) and had all items removeed/banned and gave lilsteph a strike, only to keep all of the dvds for herself and the full refund. Then this week, CEYDA KARA aka "millionairesboutique" on eBay decided to buy over $100 again and then immediately reported the items as fraudulent, meaning this ass deliberately sought out lilsteph on her just to screw her and everyone else that buys dvds from her. Now as a result, lilsteph is permenantly banned. I pray she gets back on somehow, as she had at least 7 titles I was looking to buy. Marko, you suck. CEYDA KARA, you really suck, and any of the other ebay buyers that are scammers.
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The meeting came just days before the major broadcast networks start rolling out new shows for the fall television season. No doubt concerned about low-sampling new comedies and dramas, the executives also used the meeting to stress to the media the need to look beyond the initial ratings.
"These are crazy times in terms of viewer measurement," said Fox Broadcasting Chief Operating Officer Joe Earley. "We won't know if a show is a hit until several weeks."
Presenting analysis of the television landscape, the executives noted that the amount of viewing being done online both on computers and mobile devices as well as VOD and digital video recording devices has grown substantially in the last few years. In 2012, more than 1.3-billion hours of broadcast and cable-TV content was watched on VOD, up 40% from 2011.
What that means is the next-day ratings Nielsen provides — known as overnights — are becoming less relevant.
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Advertisers and the media still put a tremendous amount of weight on those overnight numbers and the networks will face an uphill battle in changing the perception that those early numbers are key to determining success.
Furthermore, the networks are primarily paid by advertisers for people who watch shows live or within three days of recording them. The networks are trying to expand that window to seven days and ideally longer as more viewers watch shows on their schedule.
"Hopefully they find a way to watch it in a way that we can monetize it," said Eric Steinberg, a senior research executive at CBS.
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Mazama chunyi
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|Scientific Name:
|Mazama chunyi Hershkovitz, 1959
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|Taxonomic Notes:
|Identifying dwarf Andean deer has always been challenging. First dwarf brockets were confused with Pudu mephistophiles until studied by Hershkovitz (1959, 1982), and the relationship among the northern Andean forms (Mazama bricennii and M. rufina), the Peruvian form (M. chunyi) and other lowland dwarf brockets still needs clarification. To date, new specimens and camera trapping photographs from Bolivia (Yensen et al. 1994, Rumiz et al. 2007) and new specimens and photographs from Peru, provide evidence that the southern Andean form is the same as the M. chunyi originally described by Hershkovitz (1959). No subspecies are recognized.
|Red List Category & Criteria:
|Vulnerable A4c; B2ab(iii) ver 3.1
|Year Published:
|Date Assessed:
|Rumiz, D.I. & Barrio, J.
|Zanetti, E.S.Z. & González, S.
This species is considered to be Vulnerable due to an ongoing population decline, suspected to be greater than 30%, over a period of three generations (14 years) considering both the past (10 years) and future (4 years) suspected from loss of primary habitat. Habitat destruction has occurred for decades in the range of the Peruvian Dwarf Deer. Its distribution range has declined in Bolivia and Peru (at least 40% of the expected range in Bolivia somehow degraded due to colonization, deforestation, and burning for agriculture and cattle grazing (see the Threats section)). Threats to this species have not ceased and are not reversible. In addition small geographic range (area of occupancy <2,000 km²), severely fragmented populations and continuing decline in area, extent and quality of habitat are severely reducing populations.
|Previously published Red List assessments:
|Range Description:
|The species is known from southern Peru (Junin, Cuzco, and Puno) and northern Bolivia (La Paz and Cochabamba). Recent published accounts from Peru only reported its presence in the Cordillera of Vilcabamba (Emmons et al. 2001), in the south of Manu (Pacheco et al. 1993), and in Machu Picchu (ParksWatch 2004). An ongoing survey in Peru has found the species in eleven new localities, within and outside protected areas of the southeastern Andes. Recent surveys in Bolivia found the species in a number of locations within protected areas along the Andes from La Paz to Cochabamba. Ongoing geographic surveys in Peru (Barrio in prep.) will define more precisely the actual range, but most probably it will not increase significantly its extent of occurrence. Area of occupancy (AOO) is based on 60+ record points in Bolivia (with 2x2 km quadrats = 224 km², and with 4x4 km quadrats = 656 km² ) and 49 points in Peru (104 km² or 368 km²).
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Native:Bolivia, Plurinational States of; Peru
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|There are no estimates of abundance, population size or subpopulation ranges. Points from Bolivia may be grouped into 5 to 7 localities distributed in Madidi, Apolobamba, Cotapata and Carrasco, and marginally (needing confirmation) in Pilón Lajas, Isiboro Secure and Amboró. Points from Peru can be grouped in 7 to 9 localities distributed in Sandia, Carabaya, Quispicanchi, Paucartambo, Calca, Urubamba, La Convención, and Satipo, but include old collecting / report sites that are currently densely settled and degraded. Several sites of potentially good habitats recently surveyed in Peru showed its presence in most available habitat studied. Current distribution and abundance need to be further assessed. Decreasing population trend is suspected from habitat destruction.
|Current Population Trend:
|Additional data:
|Habitat and Ecology:
|Records from Bolivia include 'ceja de selva' elfin forest and grasslands (3,600 m), cloud montane forest 'Yungas' forests, and sub Andean forests (1,400 m), although local reports may extend that from 4,000 to 1,000 m (Rumiz et al. 2007). Records from Peru include the same vegetation types as in Bolivia, but without records in grasslands or over 3,500 m (Barrio in prep). Details on its ecology are unknown, although it seems to be solitary, active at day as well at night, and expected to be a browser frugivore in the forest understorey. Oxalis sp. has been identified among plant species eaten by Mazama chunyi. Nothing is known of reproduction or life in captivity
|Continuing decline in area, extent and/or quality of habitat:
|Generation Length (years):
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|Hunting occurs as a source of meat and medicinal products at local level.
|Major Threat(s):
|Habitat destruction occurs due to small scale cattle ranching and agriculture practised by local communities through forest cutting and burning of montane grasslands and shrublands. Coca plantations may be the main cause of habitat destruction in some areas of La Paz and Cochabamba in Bolivia, and in Puno and Cuzco in Peru. Mining, road construction and colonization expand habitat loss. Hunting occurs as a source of meat and medicinal products at local level but needs assessment. A grid analysis of the conservation status of habitats within the extent of occurrence estimated in Bolivia suggest that 58,6% of the distribution range is in good and very good status; and 41.4 % suffers degradation (25.5% regular, 15.9 % critical and very critical). Ongoing assessments in Peru (Barrio in prep.) suggest a similar situation.
|Conservation Actions:
|This taxon needs to be locally and regionally recognized as a potentially threatened species; for this, more field surveys, ecological studies and educational and management work with communities focusing on habitat destruction and hunting are needed. Monitoring of use by local communities may yield more specimens and show its contribution to subsistence. Since its distribution range coincides with the Vilcabamba-Amboró Conservation Corridor, the species may become a symbol or conservation object for this initiative. In Peru, the species can be found in the appropriate habitat in Otishi and Manu National Parks, as well as in Machu Picchu Historic Sanctuary. In Bolivia it has been found in six protected areas: Madidi, Apolobamba, Pilón Lajas, Cotapata, Isiboro Secure and Carrasco, but probably also occurs in Amboro.
Baillie, J. and Groombridge, B. (comps and eds). 1996. 1996 IUCN Red List of Threatened Animals. IUCN, Gland, Switzerland and Cambridge, UK.
Barrio, J. In prep.. Biogeography of deer in Peru. Ph.D. Thesis, University of Florida.
Deer Specialist Group. 2004. Specialist Group website.
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Well, my mom always said "I did it right the first time," but I don't think that's the best thing to say.Since people often say this in front of only kids, it's good to not make being an only child sound like the second best option. "We're happy with our family." or "We like it this way".
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I'd try the elk. I've never had it but I would guess it would be similar to moose. Generally speaking, I find moose less 'gamey' than venison but it depends entirely on what the deer are eating. If they are farm fed deer, they are not gamey at all but a deer living more in the bush will be gamey.As for putting something in the bottom of the dehydrator, I don't think foil is a good idea. Parchment paper is probably a better choice than wax paper, since the wax might melt off and make a bigger mess. I have a couple of plastic sheets that go in mine for making fruit roll-ups. That's what I use for catching the drips.
They came with the dehydrator and fit right into the trays. You could check with the place you bought it from or check on line to see if you buy them.We don't have BLM. We have lots of National Parks and lots of Provincial Parks, where you can't hunt. But we also have lots of Crown Land. Basically land that the province owns but isn't considered a Park. It is huntable. And you can get permits to cut firewood, too.
Foil is usually fine in the bottom of the dehydrator - actually I find it helps by reflecting the heat up. Just look at your dehydrator and make sure you're not blocking anything when you put it in - the nice thing about foil is that you can punch holes in it!
The way most dehydrators work, you should either rotate the layers every 6-12 hours or you will have the layers finishing in stages. I would need a commercial grade dehydrator in order to make jerky faster than I eat it off the tray so I generally just let the bottom one finish, eat it, and then repeat with the next layer
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Well, to be fair, later career Wagner is philistine garbage.
Quote from: WAAAAAAGH! on October 09, 2012, 08:30:56 AMWell, to be fair, later career Wagner is philistine garbage.I really hope you're not referring to Parsifal, regardless, this is a pretty bold statement. I'd like to hear some kind of justification for this opinion.
I can sympathize with this opinion of Wagner, although, in my opinion, his final opera, Parsifal, does away with much of the excesses that were present in the works which preceded it. It is, in my opinion, his finest work and one of the greatest works of art in the classical tradition. I would be interested to know which works in particular you would single out for criticism, because, although I can understand your complaint, I don;t believe there is a particular period in Wagner's output which drops away significantly from the rest in terms of quality.


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Hey forum,
hope this dosnt fall into the no DIY rule as this compressor is not connected to the supply and sat rusting in the back yard of the warehouse.
So heres the story,
After a lightening storm one night the air compressor for our cool room stopped working so it was replaced with a new one and the technician said it was probably caused by the lightening.
So the insurance company said it was covered by the policy but after a 'electrical professional' came to inspect the unit he deemed the lightening couldn't have done the damage, appartently he came out looked at the unit carried out no tests and he could tell this. We have been told he has done a detailed report but we have not seen this yet.
Now after a bit of back and forth with the insurance company my boss has asked me if i can test the unit to see if lightening could have caused the failure of the unit. Now as you may have guessed I am not in the HVAC trade i am a coffee machine technician.
So i was wondering if i give all the information i have if someone could give there opinion if a lighting strike could have damaged the unit?
Because the unit is in the back yard and not connected to a supply I dont know what exactly what failed on the unit but my boss thinks the tech who fit new one said the motor had gone.
The unit,
Kirby KTH602
415v 3ph
No continuity motor winding and earth
Motor winding resistance,
1-2 = 8.1
1-3 = 8.1
2-3 = 1.9
Now from what ive read all three readings should be the same. So is this the cause of the motor failure? and is it possible to have been caused by lightening?


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• The Schedule
Friday, Feb. 28, 2014 at 7:00 p.m.
No. 6 UCSB (9-4, 8-4) vs. No. 9 UC Irvine (10-8, 7-7)
at the Bren Events Center in Irvine, Calif.
Series record vs. UCI – 45-26
Streak vs. the Anteaters – Lost 8
UCSB Streak Overall – Won 1
UCI Streak Overall – Won 1
Last time out – L, 3-2 @ UCSB (1/25/14)
Saturday, Mar. 1, 2014 at 7:00 p.m.
No. 6 UCSB (9-4, 8-4) vs. UC San Diego (0-15, 0-14)
at the RIMAC Arena in La Jolla, Calif.
Series record vs. UCSD – 29-8
Streak vs. the Tritons – Lost 1
UCSB Streak Overall – Won 1
UCSD Streak Overall – Lost 15
Last time out – L, 3-0 @ UCSD (2/15/13)
• The Week In Review
UCSB kicked off a four-match homestand last week by falling at ninth-ranked Stanford before sweeping Pacific. The Gauchos struggled mightily against the Cardinal in a Friday night sweep, recording their lowest hitting percentage of the season at .011. They also failed to record a service ace for the first time since Mar. 30, 2012. The team rebounded strongly against the Tigers the following night, dominating on the road for a 3-0 sweep. Coupled with a win over Pacific at home earlier this season, UCSB has now swept the season series from the Tigers for the first time since 2010. It was the team's first win in Stockton since 2011. Senior Evan Licht and Matt Hanley led the UCSB offense in the win, striking for 15 kills each. Licht also finished with an impressive .542 hitting percentage.
• California Dreaming
UC Santa Barbara is the only squad in NCAA men's volleyball to have a team comprised solely of players from California. All 19 players on Rick McLaughlin's team were raised in the Golden State, stretching from Nevada City in the north (Bobby Curtis) to Coto de Caza in the south (Spencer Buckley).
• Poll Report
After reaching their highest spot in the AVCA poll since 2011 last week at No. 5, the Gauchos dropped to No. 6 in this week's rankings after their 1-1 split up north.
• Hot Start
With records of 9-4 overall, 8-4 in conference, and 7-1 at home, the Gauchos are off to a historically good start. Their 8-3 mark is their best since the 2007 team, when the Ken Preston-led Gauchos went 12-3 out of the gate. Similarly, their 7-3 start to the conference schedule is their best since 2007. UCSB's home dominance is even more notable, as the program has jumped out to the best eight-match start to a home schedule in the MPSF era (since '93).
• Energy Needed Early
The first set has proved to be a good indicator of success in UCSB's matches so far in 2014. The winner of the first set in matches involving the Gauchos has gone 11-2 this year.
• Dependent on Digs
Moreso than any other statistic, an advantage in digs has been the best predictor of a winner in UCSB's matches. The Gauchos are undefeated in the eight matches where they have outdug their opponents, but are just 1-4 in matches where they are outdug. Chad Kingi is the only Gaucho among the top-15 diggers in the MPSF at 97 scoops, but Jonah Seif (93), Evan Licht (84) and Austin Kingi (79) are all knocking on the door.
• Top Defense
As they have the majority of the season, the Gauchos currently sport the best defense in the MPSF with a .206 opponents' hitting percentage. UCSB is actuall far away from the pack in this category, as their .027 advantage over second-best USC (.233) is larger that USC's lead on ninth-best Hawai'i (.256).
• Block Party
At 2.68 blocks per set, the Gauchos currently rank fifth in the conference in that category. UCSB boasts two players in the top-10 conference-wide in roofs: Jake Staahl (fifth, 1.30 per game) and Ryan Thompson (eighth, 1.21). They are one of three team's with two players in the top-10.
• Gauchos Looking to Break Streak Against UCI
The Anteaters – two-time defending national champions – have been a consistent thorn in the Gauchos' side over the past four years, as UCI has claimed eight straight wins over UCSB. That is by far the program's longest current losing streak against one opponent. In fact, only two other schools have active winnings streaks against the Gauchos (BYU and Ohio State, both two matches). UCSB has taken the Anteaters to five games in their past two matchups, including the first round of last season's MPSF Tournament. To win, UCSB will have to limit Zack La Cavera, who had six aces against the Gauchos earlier this year and led the team with 19 kills in last season's playoff contest.
Sixth-Ranked Gauchos Wrap Up Road Swing With UC Irvine, UC San Diego
• The Schedule


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Apple's iPhone so popular Verizon taking short-term hitThe success of Apple's iPhone on the Verizon Wireless network has resulted in a short-term impact of as much as 6 percent to the carrier's gross margins as it waits to recoup its subsidies for the best-selling handset.
Verizon revealed on Wednesday it had sold 4.2 million iPhones in the last quarter of 2011, more than double the amount sold in the previous quarter. However, the notable growth came with a price, as iPhone subsidies cut into the company's margins.
Chief Financial Officer Francis Shammo indicated during an investor conference that Apple's handset would eat into Verizon's gross margins by as much as 500 to 600 basis points (5 to 6 percent), as noted by Bloomberg. The wireless operator's margins stood at 47.8 percent in the third quarter of 2011 and have fallen "to a range of 42 percent to 43 percent" in the fourth quarter, Reuters reported Shammo as saying.
Despite the decreased margins, Shammo said Verizon was pleased with smartphone uptake on its network.
"This gives us a great momentum going into 2012," he said, adding that the company had gotten "extremely close" to its goal of 11 million iPhone sales in 2011. In fact, supply was a limiting factor for Verizon, as it finished the year with 120,000 backlogged iPhone orders.
Shares of Verizon dipped $0.52, or 1.31 percent, on Wednesday in light of Shammo's revelations.
One recent report hinted that Verizon was driving up the prices of high-end Android phones in order to make up money lost from larger subsidies for the iPhone. For instance, the Motorola Droid RAZR and Google/Samsung Galaxy Nexus are priced at $299, despite having the same no-contract $649 price as the iPhone 4S, which sells for $199 on contract. As such, it appears Apple is receiving a $450 subsidy, while Android licensees get just $350.
Rival carrier AT&T will have outpaced Verizon in the fourth quarter with sales of 6 million smartphones in just the first two months of the period, compared to Verizon's overall smartphone sales of 6.4 million in the December quarter. AT&T, which enjoyed several years of iPhone exclusivity in the U.S., has endured its own margin squeeze due to iPhone subsidies.
Verizon's short-term margin dip will likely result in Apple's gain. The Cupertino, Calif., company is set to report its best quarter ever on Jan. 24. Apple has said it is "confident" it will set all-time records for iPhone and iPad sales in the holiday quarter.


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Davis sets new franchise record with 51st homer
By Jason Mastrodonato / 9/18/2013 12:34 A.M. ET
BOSTON -- The 51st started the same way so many others did: The pitch appeared to be outside the strike zone and Chris Davis barely reached it with his long swing.
And then it ended the way so many others did: Out of the ballpark.
Davis set a new Orioles franchise record in the sixth inning of Tuesday's 3-2 win over the Red Sox when he belted his 51st home run, a deep shot to center field off Boston starter Ryan Dempster. The home run broke the previous single season record of 50, set by Brady Anderson in 1996.
Anderson, the vice president of operations for the Orioles, was at Fenway Park to see it. He gave Davis a big hug and told him he was proud of the new record holder.
"To be honest, I took a deep breath when I hit 50," Davis said. "To be tied with him, in the same conversation -- the biggest thing for me is to go out and have quality at-bats and help the team win."
Davis also tied Anderson's club record for extra-base hits in a season with 92, which leads the Majors.
The record-breaking homer was a thing of beauty. The pitch from Dempster was low. Davis went back and watched the tape afterward and said it was a good pitch. But Davis has been hitting good pitches out of the park all season.
"He's strong, man," Dempster marveled. "He just lifted that ball and got it up in the air -- way, way, way up in the air. It just kept carrying."
Dempster said he's noticed the progression as Davis has turned into the third player in Major League history to hit 50 homers and 40 doubles, joining Babe Ruth (1921) and Albert Belle ('95).
"Strike zone recognition," Dempster said. "Learning your swing a little bit I'm sure. He's made adjustments. When you do that at the big league level, the more adjustments you make, the quicker you make them, the more successful you're going to be."
Davis said he never thought he got enough of the pitch to hit it high enough to clear the 420-foot sign in deep center field. But he cleared it easily.
"No it's funny, the last couple of balls I've hit to center here, I've hit them really high," Davis said. "I felt like every time I see a ball up out there, [Shane] Victorino is running underneath it. I didn't know it was gone when I hit it. I hit it hard, but I didn't know if it was going to be caught or not."
Fifty-one homers later, Davis has put together the most impressive offensive season in Orioles history.


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"According to Ovum, 60% of the $2 trillion-plus revenues generated last year went to mobile operators. In addition, the analyst firm identified mobile broadband as the "single largest opportunity for telcos to claw back revenue," predicting that the sector will grow by 19.2% annually and generate $122.9 billion in incremental revenue between 2013 and 2016.
There is some good news for the fixed-line firms though. Other segments reporting double-digit revenue growth over the next five years will include public cloud, Ethernet, IPTV and managed/hosted IP voice, Ovum predicts.
Infrastructure vendors, meanwhile, will have to position themselves carefully to generate revenue increases of their own. With service provider revenues overall experiencing low single-digit growth, capex is likely to be constrained."


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Still seeking to make amends for Elemental: War of Magic's "disastrous launch," developer Stardock has announced that everyone who buys the PC fantasy strategy title before October 31 will receive its first two expansion packs for free.
Earlier this month, Stardock revealed that work on the first expansion pack would begin after it launches Elemental patch 1.1--an update that will be available in beta form to all players in "early November." Back then, Stardock had only revealed plans for the first expansion to be released free. The expansion will also be when veteran modder Derek 'Kael' Paxton will take over from the former lead designer, Stardock CEO Brad Wardell.
There's still no solid word on what the first expansion pack will bring, let alone the second, but Stardock has previously spoken of new quests, factions and the like. Stardock vows that as well as developing expansions, it "has committed to providing significant amounts of free post-release content and updates well into the future."


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Trailer trash
Trailer trash
He can hose e down with his big super soaker anytime.
Reference pic 7025 and 7031.a
I don't think the boy is trailer trash. That looks like an AirStream he is standing in front of.
A low end unit does now for about $60,000 and that doesn't include the vehicle to pull it.
He appears clean, healthy and shows no signs of the visectitudes of trailer trash living. The
hairdo may be youthful exuberance but the cut does not look cheap nor does his underwear
athletic socks. His penis would indicate he is not a practicing Jew. Other then that, it's
anybodys guess. Thanks Mike for the picture/conundrum, that was fun..
Didn't know phone booths still exist
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Ever had one of those moments where you're just taking a leak, and then a clown comes out of nowhere and pees with you? Weird right?
This one is perfect for a "Caption This"....
Ride that pony, cowboy! Whooooooo.
@ #7069 they're wearing ribbons on their wrists
Funny festival !
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Sometimes the gardener needs help watering the flowers.
Liquid refreshment, straight from the tap.
Good thing he has got those big oven mitts on...wouldn't want him to burn anything.


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text: I wasn't allowed to post on the thread about what to give for information. He said he wanted to know about who we are and what kind of work we have done and did. My name is Bob. As I mentioned in an earlier post, I learned the trade in the Navy and Coast Guard, which means that I have worked on a lot of water cooled units, and many low pressure 400 ton centrifical chillers. Since retiring I work on food service stuff, mostly refrigeration systems. The pre registration information says that we aren't to list our company information etc, unless we have been here awhile, not that the company I work for is important, anyway. I work on Refrigerators, walk ins, ice machines and the like, as well as the cooking gear, such as fryers and oven, most are gas. We only do AC work for the companies that we do other work for, like if we do all your walk ins and reefrs etc, and you need your AC fixed, we will, but, it's not the meat and potatoes of work.


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Chipotle Ketchup Recipe
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Chipotle-Sesame Chicken Skewers
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Mexican tacos made with grilled firm fish. The tuna is yellowfin, not the kind you get from a can. You can serve these as prepared or with a cilantro cream...
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Texas Style Chili Con Carne
cumin, chilies, tomato sauce, lime juice, +poblano chiles, +chili, +oregano, +beef, +salt, +bacon, +onions, +garlic, +tomato, +masa harina, +cornstarch, +black pepper
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Fiery Mango-Marinated Ribs
This is a tweaked recipe I haven't tried yet. Posted for safe keeping.
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Verde Sauce
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We are happy to announce some of the details regarding our EP. First of all, It will feature a track called "Summon the Swarm" which we have played live now for quite some time. There will also be three other tracks on the EP. Each of the songs have their own elements that make them unique and we feel it really shows the progression of our musicianship.
We will be recording with Jeff Bryan once again to maintain the high quality we had on Malignance. There's not a whole lot more I can say, but we are extremely excited to head into the studio again in such a short period of time. These are the best songs we have to date, and a lot of emotion and time has been spent! We will keep you updated along the journey… until then… Long live titties, Pilsner and METAL!
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Alberta shows were a success. Thanks!
We had an awesome weekend trip to Calgary and Edmonton this past weekend. Thanks to all the bands, promoters, venues and the people who showed up to thrash with us. We will be returning in the spring!
3 songs completed!
It's been a while since we've updated you guys. As the title says, we have successfully completed writing 3 new songs thus far. We are very optimistic. The new material we've been forging has surpassed our expectations. It's all coming together, and we can't wait for you guys to hear it. We'll leak a title or two soon. Stay tuned ladies and gents.


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Powell endured the explosive battle over desegregation in Boston in the 1970s. Tears come to her eyes when she talks about how it took her decades to return to the place where she never felt safe as an African-American seventh-grader.
"It was scary because of what you were going into, getting bricks thrown at your bus. I remember the bus windows being broken," said Powell, now 48.
Nearly four decades later, Powell's native city also is still working to move forward from the legacy of the school busing crisis. Last year, Mayor Thomas Menino created an advisory group whose aim was to work toward putting students back in neighborhood schools. And last month, school officials agreed to do away with the last vestiges of the desegregation-based school assignment system, beginning in 2014.
But raw feelings remain from that divisive time. And to explore and mend the divisions, the nonprofit Union of Minority Neighborhoods has been holding public story circles across Boston where participants like Powell can open up about their own experiences.
Organizers hope the airing of voices will help people of different races and economic classes learn from the city's busing past so they can fight together for access to quality schools for all students.
"I think that we can't move forward, looking at how to improve our schools and access to our schools without looking at how the past impacted the present," said Elaine Ng, executive director of the Boston Chinatown Neighborhood Center, which hosted the story circle where Powell described her visit back to her old school.
The uproar started in 1974, when a federal judge imposed busing after a lawsuit claimed black students were getting lower-quality education than children who attended mostly white schools. Black students were bused to schools in white areas, and white students went to black neighborhoods. The National Guard was called in amid demonstrations and riots; school buses got police escorts.
The unrest continued for years. In 1976, a news photographer caught a white teenager attempting to spear a black man with an American flag during a busing protest outside City Hall. In 1979, 15-year-old black football player Darryl Williams was left paralyzed by a white sniper's bullet during a high school game.
Alexander Lynn, a 60-year-old African-American, was a young teacher at the beginning of the busing crisis. He views the busing conflict as a struggle between people of different classes, not just races, and said he had the protection of whites as he lobbied for unions in South Boston in the same era.


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2013 Softball
Bluffton moves to 4-0 at Rebel Spring Games
Beavers stay hot with wins over Concordia and Geneva
March 4, 2013
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KISSIMMEE, Fla. - The Bluffton University softball team kept the bats rolling with wins over Concordia University-Chicago and Geneva at the Rebel Spring Games on Monday, March 4, 2013. The Beavers took care of Corcordia in five innings before dropping 2012 PAC champion Geneva College 6-2 under the lights.
Following the same script they used on Sunday, Bluffton jumped out on top of Concordia with four runs in the opening frame. Katie Clark (New Palestine, Ind.) singled up the middle with two outs to start the rally. Jessica Kuzara (Flat Rock, Mich./Huron) walked before HCAC Player of the Week Ariana Muffo (New Athens, Ill./) poked a base hit through the middle down 0-2 in the count, plating Clark for the 1-0 lead. Brittany Baker (Springboro) singled home Kuzara and Natalie Nikitas (Jeffersonville, Ind) picked up Muffo with a hit through the right side. Mackenzie Bedlion (Marshallville/Smithville) capped the first inning barrage with a base knock that sent Baker scurrying home.
Concordia cut the deficit in half with two tallies in the bottom of the first, but Bluffton responded with four more runs in the top of the second. Clark was in on the action with an RBI double following a walk to senior Shelby Wade (Delaware/Buckeye Valley). Muffo's base hit scored Clark before Bedlion's shot down the line caromed off Concordia's third baseman for a two-run double.
A six-run third put the Beavers on cruise control as Bluffton nailed down its second mercy-rule victory in as many days with the 14-4 win over Concordia. Kuzara had the big hit in the inning, a bases-loaded triple that went to the wall in left center after smoking the second base bag and taking a surprising detour. Brittany Baker's two-run shot to left was her second long ball in just 10 at-bats.
Muffo was a perfect 4-of-4 with three RBI and three runs scored. Bedlion finished the day 3-for-3 with three RBI. Kuzara and Baker both drove in three runs for the Beavers, while Clark scored three times. Bluffton pounded out 17 hits in the game.
Kayla Owens (Cincinnati/McAuley) fanned four in three innings of work for her first win of the season. She allowed two runs on two hits and did not issue a walk. Emily Kolezynski (Strongsville) wrapped up the victory with two innings of relief, giving up two runs on three hits.
Bluffton struggled to find any rhythm offensively in game two thanks to nine walks by the Geneva pitchers, questionable calls by the umpiring crew and a scene straight out of Ray Stevens' Mississippi Squirrel Revival. The Beavers battled through it all and came away with a 6-2 victory over a Geneva team that earned the PAC Championship just one year ago.
Single scores in the first three innings put Bluffton up 3-0 in the nightcap. Shelby Wade scored on a wild pitch when Geneva had to throw down to first following a rare strikeout of Katie Clark in the first. Small ball added up to a run in the second when Ashley Knippen's (Wapakoneta) ground ball to shortstop plated Chelsea Weitz (Dayton/Carroll). Muffo continued to batter the ball with an RBI double to the wall in right center an inning later.
The visitors on the scoreboard made a game of it with two runs in the fourth, but Bluffton squelched the comeback immediately with three answers in the bottom of the frame. With the bags full of Beavers, Katie Clark made Geneva pay with a triple to the base of the wall down the left field line. Wade, Bedlion and Nikitas all crossed the dish as they capped a 6-2 final on Monday night.
Wade scored two runs and Muffo's fourth double of the season wrapped up a 5-of-5 day for the sophomore. Chloe Shell (Covington), who worked around an illegal pitch caused by a squirrel dancing in the Geneva dugout, moved to 2-0 on the season after holding the Golden Tornadoes to two runs on five hits in seven innings of work. She struck out two and walked two in the win.
The Beavers jump right back into the fire on Tuesday when they take on Alvernia and Simpson at the Osceola Complex. Bluffton kicks off the morning at 9 a.m against the Crusaders before meeting its second national-power of the day at 1 p.m.


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In their fitful, laborious search for a general manager, the Miami Dolphins finally found someone to say yes: Dennis Hickey. The longtime Tampa Bay Buccaneers executive accepted the job Sunday, ending a search that lasted nearly three weeks.
Hickey's hiring came after the Dolphins were rejected by several candidates. Patriots director of player personnel Nick Caserio and Titans vice president of player personnel Lake Dawson turned down job offers only hours before Miami reached out to Hickey, while Browns assistant general manager Ray Farmer withdrew from consideration Thursday.
Several others declined invitations to interview as a replacement for Jeff Ireland, whose six-year stint as GM ended Jan. 7 when he and owner Stephen Ross agreed to part ways.
Hickey had been with the Buccaneers for 18 seasons, including the past three as director of player personnel. He was their director of college scouting for six years.
He was not interviewed for Tampa Bay's GM job when it became open after this season. The Bucs won four division titles and one Super Bowl championship during his time with them, but went 28-52 over the past five years and had spotty draft results during that span.
Some candidates and potential candidates expressed concern about the Dolphins' power structure, including the role of Aponte, who clashed with Ireland.
Rice team triumphs
Dallas running back DeMarco Murray caught a 20-yard pass for a touchdown and Carolina's Mike Tolbert plunged into the end zone for a 2-point conversion with less than one minute left to give Jerry Rice a 22-21 win over Deion Sanders in the first schoolyard-style Pro Bowl.
Baltimore's Justin Tucker missed a 67-yard field goal on the game's final play after missing a 66-yarder earlier in Honolulu.
The touchdown and conversion gave Rice's team the win after Philadelphia quarterback Nick Foles threw a 12-yard touchdown to Cleveland tight end Jordan Cameron with less than five minutes to play to give Sanders a 21-14 lead.
The Cameron and Murray touchdowns were the only scores of the second half in a game that had eight turnovers — including six interceptions — and nine sacks.
Tillman on move?
Former All-Pro cornerback Charles Tillman, who spent the last 11 years with the Bears, will test the free agent waters, according to an NFL.com report citing a source with knowledge of the player's thinking. Tillman had an injury-plagued 2013 season, playing in just eight games. The report said it's unlikely the Bears will dole out the $7.95 million he made in 2013 . . . The Ravens will pick either Kyle Shanahan or current receivers coach Jim Hostler as offensive coordinator on Monday, according to a report on NFL.com. Shanahan was credited with revitalizing the Redskins attack as offensive coordinator in 2012 with Robert Griffin III at quarterback. But last season Washington's offense faltered mightily and he was fired along with head coach — and father — Mike Shanahan. Hostler's top card is that he knows the players and the system . . . The Redskins hired Randy Jordan as running backs coach. He spent the last two years as running backs coach at the University of North Carolina.


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BioWare had a Bond-y, Bourne-ish espionage RPG in the works several years ago but it ended up scrapped, Trent Oster has revealed. Codenamed 'Agent,' it was the BioWare co-founder's last project before he left in 2009, and hoped to showcase the full spread of a secret agent's talents.
"The concept was to do the other half of GoldenEye," Oster told Eurogamer. "The idea being that James Bond isn't just a gun that walks around the world and shoots people. He's a suave manipulator, he's a talented martial artist, he's a secret agent. We wanted to cross that 007 with Jason Bourne, where he's been modified in some way; you're not sure what, but he's definitely deadly."
Oster explained that BioWare wanted to "push the acting side," with "very high drama, very intense scenes" like the Bourne movies' punch-ups. Ultimately, Oster said, the project "failed to survive the recession" and ended up cancelled.
However, he said, "Fundamentally EA didn't believe in the concept, and if the company's not behind it, it doesn't matter how hard you struggle you just can't make it happen."
BioWare's fellow veteran RPG studio Obsidian also had an espionage RPG in the works at the time, Alpha Protocol. That came out quite charming and ambitious, though a bit wonky, so it would've been nice to see an alternate take on the genre from BioWare.


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The Oakland Press (http://www.theoaklandpress.com)
Saturday, January 25, 2014
Chief Steve Pego of the Saginaw Chippewa Indian Tribe has joined those angered and shocked at what many see as racist and insensitive comments made in a magazine article earlier this week by Oakland County Executive L. Brooks Patterson.
Pego expressed outrage at the comments Patterson made about Detroit in general, and specifically about derogatory remarks concerning Native Americans.
"We have worked collectively with others to bring about change and an opportunity to be treated with dignity and respect," Pego said in a letter sent to other tribal communities seeking a united demand for an apology.
In an article published Monday by The New Yorker magazine, Patterson, among other things, said he'll never say anything positive about Detroit and urged people to avoid stopping for gas there or risk a carjacking.
In addition, he made bizarre and disturbing comments about Native Americans.
Asked about how Detroit might fix its financial problems, Patterson was quoted as saying: "I made a prediction a long time ago, and it's come to pass. I said, 'What we're gonna do is turn Detroit into an Indian reservation, where we herd all the Indians into the city, build a fence around it, and then throw in the blankets and corn.'"
Pego said the Tribe would join the Rev. Charles William II, president of the Michigan Action Network, in demanding an apology from Patterson.
"Today I find it inexcusable that there are still individuals who carry hatred and blatant disregard for other cultures and race of people," Pego said. "His comparison of the residents of Detroit to Native Americans who were forcibly confined to Indian reservations is shameful."
Pego was joined by other local leaders in expressing shock at Patterson's statements, including Rep. Kevin Cotter, R-Mount Pleasant, and former Mount Pleasant Mayor and current Councilwoman Kathy Ling.
"I agree with (Detroit) Mayor (Mike) Duggan and Council President Brenda Jones that Patterson's comments are totally inappropriate and shortsighted coming from a regional leader whose county has a vested interest in a healthy and strong Detroit," Ling said. "Everyone in the state should be working together to assure that both Michigan and Detroit recover from the devastation of the last decade."
Cotter said he "strongly disagrees" with Patterson's statements and has been honored to work with the Saginaw Chippewa Indian Tribe.
"I am proud of the progress that we have made over the recent decades between the Tribe and the community at large," Cotter said. "We have been focused on strengthening relationships and increasing cooperation and I look forward to building on the work that has been done."


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The second scrimmage of preseason camp was a little more even, with highlights from both the offense and the defense. But overall, the defense came away with the upper hand again.
Quarterbacks Nick Graziano and Colin Kaepernick each had a long touchdown pass as the Wolf Pack offense made some strides from last week's performance. But the Nevada defense, the blue shirts, put up another strong performance.
"The white (offense) got better today but the blue did another good job," head coach Chris Ault said. "That defense gave up a couple of big plays but I like what they did out there today again. They got after it."
Sophomore defensive end Dontay Moch had a stellar day with 3.5 sacks and 6.5 tackles for a loss as part of an eight-tackle performance. Overall, the defense recorded nine sacks and 15 overall tackles for loss.
Offensively, the Pack focused a little more on the passing game with fewer than 30 running plays in the mix on Saturday. Courtney Randall and Vai Taua got the bulk of the carries with a combined 15 carries for 32 yards.
Junior Nick Graziano had a strong performance in the pistol, hitting senior Marko Mitchell with a beautiful 54-yard catch-and-run for a touchdown and nailing redshirt freshman Shane Anderson for a 50-yard gain on another post route. He finished with 143 yards on 6-of-15 passing and the touchdown to Mitchell.
Sophomore Colin Kaepernick started slow but came on later in the scrimmage. He had 88 yards on 10-of-23 passing with a 31-yard strike to Brian Fludd for a touchdown.
The scrimmage was followed by the annual FanFest event at Mackay Stadium. This marked the final public scrimmage for the Pack during preseason camp.
Nevada will open the 2008 season in two weeks on Aug. 30 as Grambling State comes to Mackay Stadium.
Rushing: Courtney Randall 6-27, Chris Wellington 2-25, Vai Taua 9-15, Luke Lippincott 3-14, Brian Fludd 2-7.
Passing: Nick Graziano 6-15, 143 yards, 1 touchdown; Colin Kaepernick 10-23, 88 yards, 1 touchdown; Tyler Lantrip 7-14 75 yards, 1 interception; Luke Collis 1-5, 7 yards.
Receiving: Marko Mitchell 2-63 yards (touchdown), Vai Taua 6-56, Shane Anderson 1-50, Brian Fludd 2-37, Zack Quilici 2-27, Tray Session 2-26, Arthur King 1-19, Danny Diefenthaler 1-14, Chris Wellington 1-13, Forrest Rogers 1-9, Courtney Randall 2-7, Tony Maldonado 1-7, Dwayne Sanders 2-4.
Field goal attempts: Brett Jaekle, 28 yards (GOOD).
Tackles: Dontay Moch 8, Kevin Grimes 6, Joshua Mauga 4, Mike Evans 4, Jared Silva-Purcell 4, Brandon Marshall 3, Jonathon Amaya 3, Joe Easter 3, Darryl Hill 2, Daniel Agaiava 2, Mundrae Clifton 2, Uche Anyanwu 2, James-Michael Johnson 2, Doyle Miller 2, Isaiah Frey 2, Cameron Bayne 2, Nate Agaiava 2, Ryan Coulson 1, Chris Slack 1, Adam Liranzo 1, Mike Bethea 1, Scott Frisbie 1, Deantae Green 1, Mike Andrews 1, Jon Rabe 1, Marlon Johnson, Beau Welsh 1, Mike Samples 1, Mo Harvey 1, Ahmad Wood 1, Mark Stuckey 1, Mose Denton 1.
Tackles for Loss: Dontay Moch 6.5, Nate Agaiava 2.0, Brandon Marshall 1.5, Chris Slack 1.0, James-Michael Johnson 1.0, Doyle Miller 1.0, Jon Rabe 1.0, Deantae Green 0.5, Beau Welsh 0.5.
Sacks: Dontay Moch 3.5, Nate Agaiava 2.0, Joe Easter 1.5, James-Michael Johnson 1.0, Ryan Coulson 0.5, Deantae Green 0.5.
Fumbles Recovered: Marlon Johnson.
Interceptions: Marlon Johnson.
Pass Breakups: Antoine Thompson 3, Marlon Johnson 2, Darryl Hill, Kevin Grimes, Chris Slack, Doyle Miller, Jon Rabe, Mike Evans, Mo Harvey, Ahmad Wood 1.


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While the Bruins were on Long Island yesterday, defensemen Andrew Ference and Steven Kampfer stayed back in Boston to continue their recovery from injury.
After the Bruins' 4-2 loss to the New York Islanders last night, head coach Claude Julien updated the status of his two blueliners. Ference, out since he suffered a lower-body injury Feb. 26, skated again yesterday and could be back with the team for practice as early as Sunday.
Kampfer, who suffered a mild concussion March 3, rode the bike and felt fine one day after he was shut down because of headaches stemming from a bike ride a day earlier.
The Bruins will not practice today.


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'Beach Get Involved' seminar held in Buenos Aires
Buenos Aires, Argentina, March 22, 2013 – A beach volleyball technical seminar entitled "Beach Get Involved" was run at the FIVB Development Centre in Buenos Aires from March 15 to 19.
Mr Mauro Hernandez from Venezuela led the five day course, which included the participation of Olympic players Mariano Baracetti and Esteban Martinez who provided their personal insights and experience during the discussions.
The seminar brought together technicians (with experience as players and/or coaches) to help improve their knowledge and competences of the different Beach Volleyball techniques.
When asked about his satisfaction with the course, Hernandez said, "The seminar was a good starting point for FeVA to begin thinking about its athletes' training at both the national and international competition."
At the seminar, participants had the opportunity to discuss the biological demands of playing beach volleyball, new trends in training planning and control systems among other important issues of relevance to the sport.
"We were very pleased with the logistics of the seminar and the excellent cooperation we had with the Federation with respect to the materials used," enthused Hernandez at the end of the seminar.
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Modern physics is potentially the richest, most fascinating and thought-provoking part of a high school student\'s exposure to the wonders and mysteries of our universe. To help teachers achieve this potential, Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics has designed an international teachers\' workshop. The Einstein Plus program was created by physicists at Perimeter Institute in conjunction with local and regional professional educators.
For more than 70 years, astronomers have had the uneasy suspicion that there was more to the universe than met the eye - much, much more. In the past five years, this suspicion has become a certainty. We now know for sure that normal matter and normal radiation account for only 4% of the density of the universe. One of the two biggest components, dark matter, may be finally be identified by new experiments coming on line next year. I\'ll summarise the long quest to identify dark matter and our prospects for finally achieving this goal in the next two years.
This talk discusses Einstein\'s special and general theories of relativity in a simple manner. Some simple mathematical arguments are included. This leads to a brief description of Loop Quantum Gravity - one of the most popular way of trying to describe gravity using the ideas of quantum mechanics. In addition, the Standard model of particle physics, which describes all known particles and their (non-gravitational) interactions is explained. We conclude with a description of some recent research which may bring the Standard Model and Loop Quantum Gravity together into a single theory.
The world at the size of individual atoms obeys very different laws of physics from those we are used to in the everyday world around us. Quantum mechanics rules, allowing atoms to be, in some sense, in more than one place at a time. Researchers all over the world are working to build \"quantum computers\" whose memories manipulate an inherently new type of information, \"quantum information.\"
One simple way to think about physics is in terms of information. We gain information about physical systems by observing them, and with luck this data allows us to predict what they will do next. Quantum mechanics doesn\'t just change the rules about how physical objects behave - it changes the rules about how information behaves. In this talk we explore what quantum information is, and how strangely it differs from our intuitions.


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Let's draw together!! - The advantages of drawing
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Children are the best imitators and very rapid in learning. In our life, we certainly meet a lot of kids; brother or sister, cousins, nephew or niece and even the students. As young people who cares about the development of children, we must pay attention to their ability in learning something new. The commonly studied in early child development are; reading, writing, math or counting, painting and drawing.
This time, I will tell you about the benefits that children would get from drawing.
1. The children will be more expressive when they were drawing .
Children are good imitators, they absorb the information very
well. They always remember what they hear, smell and see . And
not all the things that they want to show can be delivered
through the language or verbal. That's why, drawing and coloring
is an activity that directly describe their feelings.
2. Drawing is an activity that can train children to resolve the problem. Drawing makes them think " How do I make the fingers? "Or "How to connect the head and the body of the horse ? "
3. Drawing is increasing the confidence of children. When they had completed the problems in creating a character, they will proudly show their work and shout "I can draw it".
4. When the children finished with their work , they will say "Look!!". When they showed their work , we should have time to praise their picture and ask them to tell us the purpose of the picture . That we , we can find out what's on their imagination.
5. Drawing course will improve children's motor progress. Especially at the age of about 1-2 years. Give them crayons or colored pencils and paper. When they were drawing, the muscles hands and fingers have to work properly.
6. Drawing is increase child's imagination. When children drawing , they imagine and pour all the contents of his mind into the picture. A child who has trained his imagination , will have a high level of imagination as they got older . That's what makes a person become more creative in thinking and able to create the new things.
7. Drawing , also teaches the children to fight and focus on the work and their desire. When children draw, he was imagining about things he had ever seen, it develops imagination and he tried to draw on paper. They will learn to focus on what is in their mind and try to create it as well as possible.
The picture showing the activity of the students from "Paud Mutiara Ibu", they always have a time to draw together with their parents, teachers and friends. Drawing is a simple activity that can be done anytime. If the children drawing with their friends , they will be trained to work together and share. Take your time to teach the children around you how to draw and give them a compliment for their work. A little bit care from us to them will create a good and great effect for the rest of their lives.
So, let's draw together!!


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I know it's not pictures, but ... well, there are really hot guys, and they're in a locker-room. This ad for Andrew Christian is, like, porn to me. And given it has a number of my favourite porn stars, I think that's fair . My favourite is definitely the dark-haired scruffy waterboy.
Also, the coach .
Hot thread! It's always tough to be in a locker room and not get hard. It was a bitch trying to hid boners in the locker room in high school.
Luv the guy eating and drinking beer as he showes with the other guys!
Soap it up!
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shamelessly naked mmm hot!
Definitely photoshopped. You can see where the clone brush was used at the pubic region. Didn't clean up the duplicate shading from the cloning. His pubic hair isn't shaved into rows. Badly done.
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Remember the days before Guys With iPhone, when there were actual "candid" shots of guys in locker rooms? Not knocking GWIP, it's a fun site and there are some hot guys on there, but there's only so many self pics of guys in mirrors in locker rooms that you can take. Am I right?
That said, these are some of my favorite "guys in locker rooms" pics.
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For some strange reason I don't find pictures where the guy is holding
the camera sexy...WTF Man...don't have a bud to help? JMHO
Don't even get me started on the razor bladers...I am an adult with
pubic hair and I think shaved is good for an operation and when any
body shows up that way, my first thought is the hospital, not the gym.
#403: classic football! How fucking hot!
been trying to find a way to extract and download this hidden cam video:
Any suggestions?
Looks like another hidden cam from the Northwestern Wrestling locker-room.
#402. Ain't in a locker-room and in addition belongs in the bears/daddies forum. Talk about a boner-killer!


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FORMER Liberal senator Judith Troeth has taken a swipe at the embattled board of Methodist Ladies College, which axed popular principal Rosa Storelli in September, saying she has nominated to join its ranks because she would not like to see another principal summarily dismissed.
''I think there are some actions that the board have taken that I don't regard as commensurate with good board policy,'' Ms Troeth said.
She is one of several high-profile Melburnians who have nominated to fill vacancies on the board as tensions continue to fester within the MLC community over the soap-operatic sacking of Ms Storelli.
Some parents and old collegians remain angry with the board over its handling of the saga, which they believe has destroyed the reputation of the prestigious school. Ironically, under its constitution the board itself must decide if it appoints critics to fill the vacancies.
Ms Troeth, who famously stood up to former prime minister John Howard over asylum seeker policy, said she and her sister had attended MLC and she wanted to see the school at the forefront of girls' education.
''I know how to consult with stakeholders … People who have an interest in the school should have some avenue for expressing their views and I would like to see evidence of that in the future,'' Ms Troeth said. ''I'd like to be on the board simply to acquaint myself with how things work now and possibly see how we can improve the model. I wouldn't like to see the same thing happen to another principal in terms of summary dismissal.''
In a letter last month, chairwoman Louise Adler said the board had strong support from the MLC community, including staff.
''We also have broader community support, including very strong and continued unsolicited supportive contact from many other prominent schools,'' she wrote.
One of the school's major benefactors, Marjorie Nicholas - a member of the family that is heir to the Aspro fortune - has also nominated to join the board. In September she accused the board of ''mind-blowing hubris'' and vowed to withdraw financial support ''whilst this debacle continues''.
Mrs Nicholas, a former partner in a city law firm, has been connected to MLC since she came to the school as a boarder in 1955. Her daughters and two of her granddaughters attended MLC and in the late 1980s she was invited to chair the development committee, which raised $3 million for the school's swimming and gymnastics complex and the redevelopment of the oval.
Other board nominees include Reverend Joan Wright Howie, the minister of Habitat Uniting Church in Hawthorn and Canterbury, and clinical psychologist Dr Jennifer McIntosh.
In a speech posted on the website mlcfairness.com, Dr McIntosh says board members ''made a profound series of errors''. ''In my darker moments I have wished they would fall on their collective sword and just leave. I know instead we should, with grace, encourage them to see our reality and enable them to take actions that are restorative,'' the speech says.
However, it will be the board itself that will decide whether some of its fiercest critics will join its ranks.
Under MLC's constitution, the members of the board (except the principal) appoint new members by resolution passed at their extraordinary general meeting, to be held on November 14.
More than 20 people have put their names forward for board positions, to be filled from January 1 next year.
MLC's website calls for nominations for two long-standing board vacancies to be filled, at least one of which needed to be an alumna of the college and at least one a member or adherent of the Uniting Church.
All candidates must have a direct connection with MLC and at least one must have strong experience in managing complex stakeholder needs and interests.
Three members of the existing board - chairwoman Louise Adler, Professor Belinda Probert and Tony Peake - have renominated because their three-year terms expire at the end of the year. The Sunday Age believes another board member is considering resigning because of work commitments, which would mean six positions would be up for grabs.
Corporate governance expert Professor John Roberts, who has close links with MLC, said good governance at the school would be best served if the board members whose terms expire at the end of the year stepped aside to allow new leadership to reunite the community.
''It has emerged that whilst Ms Storelli was accountable to the board and could be sacked, there are no formal mechanisms through which the board can itself be called to account for its actions,'' he said.
Last month the board issued a statement saying the debate over Ms Storelli's termination had raised a number of issues about the governance of MLC.
It said the board would begin a consultation process and all sections of the school community would get a say on what changes, if any, they believed were needed to the way the school was governed.
An independent expert will also be appointed to compare the way MLC is governed with similar institutions.