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To work really hard (on or at something). I know you thought it was just a silly New Year's resolution, but I've been working my tail off at the gym! Sally and Jim work their tails off when we hold our user conference—I don't know what I'd do without them!
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In the 1960s, technology started to be dumbed down to make an idiot-proof Air Force. Follow the on-screen buttons and take off. FYI - the refeuling is no joke for the SR-71A. At the altitude and speed it flew, the metal plates expanded, hence each plate had gaps to allow for this. This also meant the Blackbird couldn't be completely fueled on the ground since the tanks would leak; it refueled in mid-air (when the gaps were sealed) and proceeded on mission.
Taking off in the SR-71A is so easy, even a caveman can do it. The real action starts when you start issuing orders to Hudson's team on the ground. IGN would like to note that the logistics of this mission back in 1968 would be technologically impossible.
Other interesting story: one of the Skunkworks engineers mentioned each of the titanium screws had to be hand-made since the project wasn't open to normal bidding. Each of those little bastards cost about $600 in 1965 money. Good times for Lockheed-Martin.
The commands for the RTS mode is JUMP for confirm/move-to destination and DUCK (default) to stop and drop. The game will pop-up button prompts, but not fast enough for accidents (like death) to occur. To guide the squad without incident:
Move to the marker on the road. When the trucks are mentioned (and heard, for some weird reason) ...
... move into the building. Hudson and the squad will move into the small building. If there is a routing problem with the bots, tell them to move somewhere else, then re-click the correct destination.
How are you gentlemen.[edit]
Inside the small building, it will be a silenced gun-battle. Kill all the enemies who flashbang the building, and when everyone is gone, the action heads back upstairs.
There's a brief firefight in the small buildings. Stay low and Weaver and your buddies should greatly help you clear the room.
We get signal. Main screen turn on.[edit]
Move the squad out the back, and notice the two enemies on the snow ramp. Have the squad attack them by simply moving at the enemies. Your bots will take them down if you ordered the men to move at the enemy, and not near them or past them. That done, head back down-slope.
Avoid the enemy patrol by having the squad duck and cover (the default duck button) as enemies approach. Wait until the enemies are all gone before giving the final move order, and that's into the enemy barracks.
Someone set us up the bomb.[edit]
Shoot the barracks up with your AUG-9 silenced. You should have plenty of ammunition. Be sure to reload your silenced AUG-9 and then walk over the other AUGs (not silenced) to replenish your ammunition.
To move on, place the explosive on the marker on the barrack wall. Actually, you can place the charge, explore, and then detonate. Once you blow the building, you will move to the next zone.
Rappel to the next area.[edit]
Before you reach the rappel point, stop short of the guardhouse and go prone. If you don't, you will need to kill the sentry and attack dog.
Unlike rappelling with Soap and Price, Hudson will need to descend and break accordingly. Rappel for about 2 seconds before braking, or you can see what happens when you BASE jump with a short ceiling (it's lulzy). Hudson, Weaver, and his buddies will breach in when you get down to a certain point.
When you've cleared the room, you will head outside and down the stairs to the perimeter station. It's time for a pretty nifty stealth mission.
You have no chance to survive.[edit]
Hudson will have the silenced AUG-9 from before, along with a crossbow (with scope) and two arrow types (explosive and reh-goo-larr). You will want to use the regular bolts if you want to maintain noise discipline. You need to, in order to clear this zone on Veteran (otherwise, infinite soldiers) and to complete the bonus task.
(1 and 2) The first two enemies are the ones chopping wood. Let your squad catch up so they shoot the enemy you don't.
(3) The next target is the soldier nearest your position as you enter the clearing with the detection station. Downing him early lets you proceed at a leisurely pace with the other targets.
(4 and 5) Take out the two guys in the left garage next. Either the one doing the welding or the one dragging the drum.
(6 and 7) Two enemies are on the far edge of the clearing, doing some welding on the building's wall. Let your squad catch up after downing enemies 4 and 5 and they can help you waste this pair.
(8 and 9) Where you enter the clearing, hug the right wall and follow the ramp. Two enemies will be refueling a truck below you. Waste one and let the squad down the other.
(10) There is an enemy on the roof of the right garage. Take him out at long range.
(11 With the sentry out of the way, look for an enemy patrolling (ground level) on the right side of the clearing. Kill him when the snow machine safely hides his body from the enemies at the right garage.
(12) The guy in the right garage should not notice any of the two previous enemies unless you missed and some bullets plinked near him.
(13) The last enemy patrols the catwalk near the entrance to the objective building. Use the AUG-9 and approach the stairs going down to the walkway slowly. This way, you spawn him, but don't get close enough to alert him.
Make your time.[edit]
Loud or soft, you now breach into the perimeter station and kill everyone inside. You must breach from the second floor (the rest of the team fast-ropes in). This gives you the advantage of flinging bombs downstairs. Don't rest when you've cleared the area; a second squad will come in and attack before you can get the go ahead to cut the power. Prepare yourself.
On a breach and clear, stay upstairs and send explosives and gunfire downstairs. The upper level is a better place to be as you can meet and engage the Russian patrol coming back in.
Cut the power of the perimeter building by locating the room on the first floor and interact with it. Once you're done, head outside. Hop the gap and sprint down the trail in pursuit of your fire team. You will arrive at the bottom of the mountain, none the worse for wear.
After you regain control of Hudson, sprint and hop the gap (just like the rooftop hop in Hong Kong). Anything less warrants you to be reassigned to remedial Physics 101.
All your base are belong to us.[edit]
Take over the base by starting your fire fight. Chew up the enemies and work your way through and then into the warehouse. Before you approach the ominous looking structure in the middle of a bomb-laden warehouse, check your equipment and look around. You need a sniping weapon and (preferably) grenades to get out quickly (the exit is the large door that's closed right now).
After you enter the building and get Steiner's message, you need to escape before the place blows up. When you leave the control booth, head left and toss a flashbang and a grenade at the main door. Stopping the enemies and then blasting them will clear out most of the opposition.
The parachute sequence at the avalanche is easily done, provided you were sprinting to get away in time. To escape Yamantau, fight outside, kill the Technical's shooter, and board it. You just need to hold off enemies and Weaver will eventually start the motor.
With most of the enemies cleared, you can take out the truck gunner. Head for the Russian flatbed and use the vehicle mounted gun to keep enemies away while Weaver starts up. Once the engine hums, you're outta there.


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Can I create a Waterfall in my large pond too? Jason – Grand Junction, CO
You don't have to own a water garden to enjoy the sights and sounds of a waterfall in your backyard. Although they are built a bit differently, it is completely feasible to construct a waterfall in your large farm pond.
Unlike a water garden, your waterfall feature does not have to boast filter media pads, lava rocks, or bio balls. Your farm pond waterfall focuses more on sound and appearance than it does productivity. All is not lost however; your waterfall will provide a small amount of aeration and circulation in the pond but not enough on its own to sustain the entire water body. Since your pond is not dependant on the waterfall for filtration or aeration you can turn it off and on at will and there is no need to run it 24/7. This is great as it can save you money in energy costs and wear and tear.
The materials required to construct your farm pond waterfall are similar to those of a smaller water feature with a few exceptions. You will obviously be building at a larger scale in comparison to a water garden so large high flow pumps are the weapon of choice to deliver water to the top of your falls. Professional quality pumps like the Norus® 7,000 or Tidal Wave 9,300 are perfect for high volume, high head pressure applications. Instead of using a skimmer box to house your pump you will want to rely on a Pump Vault for protection. Available in multiple sizes, a pump vault will not only prevent solids from entering the pump but it will shield swimmers, boaters, or fishermen from coming in contact with the unit. You will want to put the pump in an area that is generally unused for recreation as well as in an area not in danger of running dry if the water levels drop in the warmer seasons. Just like a Koi pond, you will want to install a Pond Liner and Underlayment, for your water fall and stream to direct flow and prevent water loss. Your Black Waterfall Foam will come in handy for creating sealed areas between rocks and water fall boxes to further aid in flow direction. You will also still want to use a large Waterfall Box, or a couple smaller ones to provide a basin to collect water so the waterfall will spill evenly over the rocks instead of looking like a fireman's hose. Because you will be dealing with a higher flow rate, a larger diameter tubing will be needed. Each diameter can handle a certain amount of flow; here is a handy chart to help you choose the best size tubing for your particular scenario.
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Maintaining your waterfall is as simple as using Oxy-Lift™ Defense® to break debris free from the rocks and then rinsing the stream off with a hose or by running the waterfall pump.
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The dispute between Google Inc and the Taipei City Government continued yesterday as the world's top search engine giant said it disagreed with Taipei's interpretation of a local law and that it would continue to suspend paid apps offerings on its Android Market in Taiwan.
"We continue to disagree with the chairman's interpretation of the Consumer Protection [Act, 消費者保護法] (which was originally intended to protect consumers ordering physical goods by [postal] mail)," Android policy counsel Kenneth Carter said in a statement.
He was referring to Yeh Ching-yuan (葉慶元), director of the Taipei City Government's Law and Regulation Commission, who represented Taipei in negotiations with the US search giant in the dispute.
The city slapped Google with a NT$1 million (US$34,632) fine on June 27 after a 15-day grace period.
The penalty was based on Google not offering Taiwanese consumers a seven-day refund mechanism as mandated by the Consumer Protection Act, which requires at least seven days of free trial for products purchased over the Web.
Google suspended its paid apps offerings on the Android Market in Taiwan the same day it received the fine — a move that Carter said was "to comply with the government's request."
The company yesterday said it would appeal the fine and had notified the city government the suspension would continue while it pursues clarification of the law via Taiwan's legal system.
"The bottom line is: Google respects Taiwanese law," the statement read.
"In the meantime, Taiwanese users can still enjoy free apps on Android Market while developers can continue to sell their apps around the world. We hope to bring paid apps back to Android's many users and developers in Taiwan as soon as the law allows us," the statement read.
The dispute came as Google subscribes to the stance that its 15-minute trial window for a refund is sufficient and that it has to protect developers' interests.
"Purchasing apps isn't the same as buying other types of goods online," Carter said. "When you get a newspaper delivered through the mail, you wouldn't expect to read and then return it for a 50 cent refund at the end of the week. You need to wait for a book or a dress you've bought to arrive by post, but apps are delivered over the air instantly — you can try them out as soon as you've downloaded them."
Google said it has other refund mechanisms in place to strike a balance between the interests of users and "450,000 developers who build apps for Android Market" and "to help them manage their businesses effectively."
Some Taiwanese developers, in Google's own words, feel that Taipei's proposal for a seven-day trial "would impair their ability to build creative and innovative apps."
Other refund mechanisms after the 15-minute window include the option to contact the developer directly using Google Checkout's Purchase History page, and if it bears no fruit, then the app user could file a request to Google via Android Market Support.
The Taipei City Government yesterday said it would give Google two more weeks to reach its final decision. It didn't state whether it would impose further penalties on Google if the eventual answer was "no."
"Android Market is an open platform. Apps being sold there don't need certification and consumers may end up paying for an app that doesn't live up to what it claims," Yeh said in a statement. "We will continue to talk to Google to create a 'triple-win' for Google, consumers and developers."


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Hi Helen, sent you an email.
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Macropodus opercularis – Paradise Fish (Macropodus chinensis, Labrus opercularis)
There are no introduced population of m.opercularis in south korea, maybe confused with m.ocellatus which is native in here.
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Dieter Wisliceny
Dieter Wisliceny (January 13 1911 – May 4 1948) was a member of the Nazi SS, and a key executioner of the Final Solution of the Jewish Question, the final phase of the Holocaust. Wisliceny was extradited to Czechoslovakia, where he was tried and hanged for war crimes in 1948.
- Eichmann was in every respect a painstaking bureaucrat. He at once recorded in the files every discussion he ever had with any of his superiors. He always told me that the most important thing was to be covered at all times by one's superiors. He shunned all personal responsibility and took care to shelter behind his superiors - in this case Mueller and Kaltenbrunner - and inveigle them into accepting liability for his actions.
- Quoted in "Gestapo: Instrument of Tyranny" - Page 240 - by Edward Crankshaw - History - 1956
- It was perfectly clear to me that this order spelled the death of millions of people. I said to Eichmann, 'God grant that our enemies never have the opportunity of doing the same to the German people', in reply to which Eichmann told me not to be sentimental; it was an order of the Fuhrer's and would have to be carried out.
- Quoted in "Gestapo: Instrument of Tyranny" - Page 241 - by Edward Crankshaw - History - 1956
- The Mufti was one of the initiators of the systematic extermination of European Jewry and had been a collaborator and advisor of Eichmann and Himmler in execution of this plan...He was one of Eichmann's best friends and had constantly incited him to accelerate the extermination measures. I heard him say, accompanied by Eichmann, he had visited incognito the gas chamber of Auschwitz.
- In a conversation with Endre Steiner in Bratislava (June 1944). Allegedly quoted in "The Myth of Hitler's Pope: How Pope Pius XII Rescued Jews from the Nazis" - Page 136 - by David G. Dalin - Political Science - 2005
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I had an idea for a cube world (i'm writing in C#) that would make creating new types of cubes simple and dynamic. Here is how I imagine it:
1.Text file stores everything including block name, texture path, 'hp',light output, and simple scripting for events. Here's an example:
BlockName=<block name>
Texture=<Texture Image Path>
Inventory=<slots for inventory>
MaxHP=<0 = Infinite>
Armor=<armor level>
EnergyIn=<amount of energy required>
EnergyStorage=<amount of energy that can be stored>
EnergyOut=<amount of energy given>
LightIntensity=<level of light output>
An internal class would read all valid block files from the folder and create a list of block types, internally assigning ID numbers for each type of block. The specific world would store a dictionary of ID values and block names so that no matter how the block files are read, the saved world will always attribute the same ID number to the same block.
A look-ahead system in the CubeCaching service would identify all block types in existing chunks and in cached chunks and store only those cubes in memory. When a new chunk enters the cache, it will run through the types of blocks in its structure and the world class would then push all chunk blocktype amounts to the cache, where it would determine if a new type of block needed to be cached or not. Likewise, at that point the cubecache would also determine if all currently stored blocktypes still exist, and erase from memory any that no longer exist.
My goal is to chew as little memory as possible on block information and only make available the information that is necessary.
Here's my question: am I worrying about memory use too much? Is step 3 a good idea, or should I go ahead and just load and store all block types found without worrying about its memory use?
To clarify, i'm trying to figure out if it makes more sense to either load all block information and store it in a block-type list, or if I should include logic to only load the block information that exists?
Also to be clear: I am not storing all of this information for every single block. The information is only stored for the block TYPE, and would then be referenced for action based on an integer array in the chunk.


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Susy came to us in April of 2018. With her came great plots, wonderful characters, and a positive addition to our community. She is always kind, considerate, and a breath of fresh air. She is always helpful to new members, answering any questions she can. With her characters, she brings a lot to the table. No two of hers are the same and it is enjoyable to read her threads. So this month is not only to honor Susy, but to also thank her for making Anikira even better than it was before.
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Xerxes is known to Kairos as the Centurion. Accompanied by his hulking size and ragged looks, Xerxes is not a wolf to be trifled with. His love for Kairos and it's members is as strong as he, maybe even stronger. There is no denying the males loyalty to Kairos and Hyperion, having once been the young Emperor's mentor. Recently he captured a new female and became a father once more, Xerxes is determined to do right by his offspring and raise them in the name of Kairos. Xerxes is a wonder to see on the forum, his posts always managing to grip the reader and Grimm, the player, writes him in a way that makes him as compelling as he is. Grimm adopted Xerxes and brought a whole new spin to him, whilst staying true to his core.
Insurrection [Crow/Mara]
In this thread an aunt and nephew are reunited. With the return of Raum Jr (who changed his name to Crow), Mara can only worry that with him coming back, his father might also be surfacing. It's an average reunion style thread between two unlikely souls. Luckily for Mara, she has some of the answers he is seeking. In return for her want to assist him, he offers her a chance to get some help. But she denies his offer, wanting to make her enemies suffer by their own paws and instead, offers him a position within Ravenis. Only time will tell how the rest of this story will continue, which leaves the readers to wonder: will Leviathon make his way to Ravenis? Will Crow accept her offer? Will Ravenis actually plant some roots and claim one of the few remaining territories of Anikira?
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ISLAMABAD — Pakistani lawmakers elected a ruling party loyalist with a checkered past as prime minister on Friday, restoring government to the country after days of political turmoil.
But the election of Raja Pervaiz Ashraf was unlikely to calm the tensions roiling the country, and many predicted he would face the same fate as his predecessor who was ousted earlier this week.
The drama highlighted the turbulent nature of politics in this nuclear-armed country that is vital to U.S. hopes for ending the war in Afghanistan. The Americans need Pakistan's help in talks with the Taliban and are trying to persuade Islamabad to reopen war supply lines to Afghanistan.
Ashraf was the second choice to replace Yousuf Raza Gilani who was dismissed by the Supreme Court earlier this week for refusing to initiate a corruption investigation against his boss, President Asif Ali Zardari.
The ruling Pakistan People's Party then nominated outgoing textile minister Makhdoom Shahabuddin, but he was hit Thursday by an arrest warrant for his role in a drug import scandal. The warrant was issued by an anti-narcotics force run by the military, which wields political power and has staged three coups in Pakistan's short history.
The PPP and its coalition partners elected Ashraf as prime minister by a vote of 211 to 89. Supporters thumped their hands on their desks in a show of support while PPP members in the balcony chanted "Long Live Bhutto" in homage to the party's founder, Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto.
Speaking to lawmakers after his election, Ashraf said the economy, the power crisis and inflation were his main priorities.
"Our country cannot afford politics of confrontation at this time," he said.
The Gilani government, widely critized as corrupt and inept, has done nothing to fix the country's problems.
Ashraf said he wanted to deal with the U.S. on an equal footing. Speaking in English in an otherwise Urdu-language speech, he also said there would be no peace in Pakistan without peace in Afghanistan.
The government's term was scheduled to end in March 2013, but it was now expected to end sooner because of the pressures on the coalition. A senior PPP member, Khursheed Shah, said earlier Friday that he expected general elections to be held this year.
Ashraf, meanwhile, was expected to face the same demand from the Supreme Court – a panel of activist judges – to act on the corruption case against Zardari.
The case was initially heard by Swiss legal authorities in the 2000s and dates back to allegations that Zardari laundered state money there in the decade before that.
Critics say that by pressing the case, the court is taking on a political role, threatening the democratic process in a country where elected governments have traditionally been squeezed by the army, often in league with a partisan court.
Court supporters say activist judges are needed to keep a check on corruption and government misuse of power. They point out the court has also been carrying out investigations into human rights abuses by the military.
Ashraf was head of the water and power ministry for three years, an unpopular position in a country where daily blackouts in the steamy summer can be as long as 22 hours. Pakistanis ridiculed him for repeatedly claiming the power crisis would be over by "December" only to have conditions get worse the next summer.
He has been accused of corruption relating to power projects. Ashraf oversaw the import of short-term power stations, or "rental power" projects that cost the government millions of dollars but produced little energy. The policy earned him the nickname "Raja Rental" in the Pakistani media and opponents could be heard shouting the nickname Friday in the vast Parliament hall. He denies any wrongdoing, and supporters rallied to his defense.
Politician Rehman Malik said the courts and law enforcement are focused on targeting politicians and not criminals. Malik himself was suspended by the Supreme Court from the parliament over allegations he has dual nationality. He lost his minister of interior post but then was appointed adviser to Gilani.
"The nominated prime minister has got no convictions. There is no case pending against him," he emphasized.
Analysts said the PPP likely chose Ashraf because they knew he wouldn't last long in office.
"He is a cynical choice by the PPP. Whoever takes over as prime minister will be in for a very short time," said Raza Rumi, director of the Islamabad-based Jinnah Institute. "Obviously the PPP will not choose its best for this stint. They will choose people who can be dispensed with."
The political jockeying for power likely means Pakistan's more weighty problems will fall off the agenda until a new government is established. The country's economy is in shambles. The military is fighting a violent insurgency in the tribal areas near the border with Afghanistan. In many parts of the country, residents receive only a few hours of electricity a day.
Pakistan and U.S. relations are also at an all-time low. The U.S. accuses Pakistan of not going after insurgent groups operating in its tribal areas while Pakistan says the U.S. doesn't give it credit for the losses it has suffered fighting al-Qaida and other militants.
Pakistan closed U.S. and NATO supply routes going through Pakistan into Afghanistan after American forces accidentally killed 24 Pakistani troops on the border. Pakistan refuses to open the routes without an American apology.
Associated Press writers Chris Brummitt and Zarar Khan contributed to this report.
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Our rustic board makes a stylish presentation piece for artisan cheeses and country breads. It's crafted of a durable tropical palo tsina wood, then finished to create a mellow, vintage look that grows even more beautiful with time and use. Black-colored iron handles and border detailing add a classic finishing touch. The underside is braced with black iron strips for support.
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Earned All-Ivy League honorable mention ... Started all 13 games he appeared in ... Was 3-6-4 with three clean sheets ... Owned a 1.15 goals-against average with 47 saves ... Ranks second in school history with 16 shutouts and sixth with 139 saves ... Stopped four shots in 2-1 win against No. 13 Stanford (Sept. 4) ... Recorded one save in victory at Massachusetts (Sept. 6) ... Made three saves at No. 10 Connecticut (Sept. 11) ... Turned aside four shots against UC Santa Barbara (Sept. 17) ... Earned a shutout, recording seven saves in a 0-0 tie at New Mexico (Sept. 19) ... Stopped two shots at Boston University (Sept. 26) ... Made two saves against Providence (Sept. 29) ... Stopped one shot in a 1-0 shutout against Yale (Oct. 2) ... Recorded three saves against Cornell (Oct. 9) ... Made six saves to pick up a 0-0 shutout at No. 15 Brown (Oct. 16) ... Turned aside four shots at No. 23 Princeton (Oct. 24) ... Stopped seven shots at Dartmouth (Oct. 30) ... Made three saves against Columbia (Nov. 6).
Sophomore (2009):
Started all 18 games he appeared in ... Posted a 13-4-1 record with seven shutouts, while owning a save percentage of .803 (61 of 76) ... Led the Ivy League in clean sheets and ranked second with a 0.80 goals-against average ... Stopped six shots in 4-1 win over Stony Brook in season opener (Sept. 4) ... Named to College Soccer News National Team of the Week (Sept. 14) after posting two shutouts and going 3-0 with wins over Boston College, Boston University and Army ... Recorded a shutout at Boston College (Sept. 7), making two saves ... Made three saves in 1-0 win against No. 14 Boston University (Sept. 11) ... Turned aside six shots in victory over Army (Sept. 13) ... Tabbed Ivy League Player of the Week Sept. 14 ... Had one save in 1-0 win at Fairfield (Sept. 19) ... Made three stops in 1-0 shutout at New Hampshire (Sept. 23) ... Recorded one save at No. 3 Wake Forest (Sept. 26) .. Named Ivy League Player of the Week for second time Sept. 28 ... Earned his fourth shutout of the season at Yale (Oct. 3) ... Stopped three shots in tie at Cornell (Oct. 11) ... Turned aside five shots at Connecticut (Oct. 14) ... Made five saves for fifth shutout of season against Brown (Oct. 17) ... Stopped two shots in win at Providence (Oct. 20) ... Made a season-high seven saves against Princeton (Oct. 24) ... Turned away four shots in 2-1 win over Dartmouth (Oct. 31) ... Recorded three saves in overtime win at Columbia (Nov. 7) ... Made two saves for sixth shutout of the season against Penn, helping Harvard win the Ivy League title (Nov. 15) ... Turned aside two shots in 3-0 win over Monmouth in the second round of the NCAA tournament (Nov. 22) ... Stopped six shots in NCAA third-round contest against Maryland (No. 29).
Freshman (2008):
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Goalkeeper on U-18 San Diego Surf U.S. Soccer Federation Development Academy team ... Team won 2007 Cal South nationals and Far West Regional League ... Squad was ranked third in nation, first in Region IV and first in California ... Was 2007 Real So Cal Copa Real Invitational champion ... 2007 National Cup quarterfinalist ... National Honor Society ... California Scholarship Federation.


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A view of Enniscorthy and the bridge, County Wexford, with figures unloading a boat.
Pencil, watercolour and gouache 13.5 x 18.5 ins
Inscribed on the original canvas lining "Enniscorthy, in the county of Wexford, Ireland"
Provenance: an early 19th century label of Tooth's Depository of the Arts, Lincoln, is attached to the reverse.
Paul Sandby was born in Nottingham, the son of a "frame-work knitter" (probably a small-scale manufacturer rather than a labourer), and came to London with his younger brother, the architect Thomas Sandby, in 1747. He obtained a post in the Drawing Room of the Department of Ordnance, and subsequently became a topographic surveyor for the Ordnance Survey in the aftermath of the "45", and was in Scotland from 1747 – 1752, where, in Edinburgh, he learned etching. On his return to London in the Spring of 1752, he obtained a post at Windsor, where he became a pioneer in the tradition of the English natural landscape. He was a popular and well-patronised watercolourist and became drawing-master to a number of wealthy amateurs. He was the first artist to use the acquatint process in England. He regularly undertook drawing expeditions to the picturesque parts of the kingdom, including Wales and the North of England.
In 1768 he was appointed chief drawing master of the Royal Military College at Woolwich, the same year as his election as a Royal Academician. In the 1770's Sandby was inspired by the gouaches of Marco Ricci in George III's collection, and more of his work was undertaken in that medium, in a tonality notably livelier than in his early work A small number of watercolours and gouaches of the east coast of Ireland survive, and it seems likely that he made a visit in or about 1778, as another painting of Carrick Ferry (also in Co. Wexford) was engraved for "The Virtuosi's Cabinet" in 1780. No details of his visit have survived. During this period Sandby enjoyed the patronage of the opulent Air Watkin Williams-Wynn of Wynnstay, Sir Joseph Banks and Charles Greville, son of the Earl of Warwick.
Sandby had married in 1757 Anne Stogden; their son Paul eventually succeeded his father as drawing-master at Woolwich.
Sandby's later years were difficult as public taste had moved on from the fresh and uncomplicated "natural" style which he espoused, and he was ultimately constrained to petition the Royal Academy for financial support to supplement his modest pension (1799). He died on November 8th 1809, his obituary described him as the father of modern landscape-painting in watercolours (London Review and Literary Journal, Nov. 8 1809)
The largest collections of Sandy's work are in the Royal Collection at Windsor and in the Castle Museum, Nottingham.
Enniscorthy is a small town in the north of County Wexford which grew up around the Castle which was crenellated by the Prendergast family in 1205, and which was the home of the poet Edmund Spencer in the 16th century. A Franciscan Friary was established on the riverbank to the south of the castle in 1459. The small town was purchased en bloc by Sir Henry Wallop in 1585, and it remained in that family Subsequently Earls of Portsmouth) for very many years. Cromwell passed through the town on his way to Wexford in 1649; within a few years, in 1654, a pottery had been established at Carley's bridge. The present bridge, seen in Sandby's gouache, was constructed by the Oriel brothers in 1775, thus giving a terminus ante quem for the dating of the picture.


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Grains traded higher for most of the day with soybeans finishing sharply higher. May corn closed 2 cents higher at $6.46 ½, May soybeans up 16 ¼ cents at $13.65 ¾, and May wheat up 8 cents at $6.54 ¼.
Soybeans and corn were stronger coming in from the overnight trading hours after statements made by the Argentine Government helped spur another round of buying. They estimated the Argentine corn crop at 21.2 MMTs and the soybean crop at 44 MMTs. This compares to the last USDA estimate of 22 MMTs of corn production and 46.50 of soybeans.
We are one week away from the March Planting Intentions Report which will likely provide the market with a baseline direction going into the spring/summer time period. At the same time, we have the quarterly stocks data released on the same day. Since the last major stocks report in January, we have rallied soybeans sharply over the price of corn (relatively speaking). At this point the "new crop" corn/bean ratio is back above 2.36 to 1 level which supports planting soybeans in many areas again.
We know that the "managed money" has been buying soybeans as their net long positions have increased sharply since the beginning of the year. Even on today's Commitment of Traders report we can see that they added yet another 25,123 soybean contracts bringing it to a total net long position of 1.006 billion bushels using futures and options. For corn they are net long 1.308 billion bushels. The question is- will they take this position into the report or lighten the load over the next 4 trading days before Friday?
Like any other report of importance, the presence of a large position in either direction can make for large market moves in either direction. Making sure you have your ideal hedge positions in order before Friday is important so please contact your EHedger broker if you have any questions about your strategy. I have included a chart to show the corn-bean ratio spread. You can see how the price of November beans has heavily gained to the price of December corn ever since the end of last year. Interestingly, on January 3rd the managed money was holding only 165.1 million bushels in net long soybeans and 962.5 million in net long corn. As a ratio of where they are stacking their positions, at the time they were long 5.829 corn contracts to every 1 contract long soybeans. Now they are long only 1.3 contracts of corn to every 1 contract they are long soybeans. So obviously on a relative scale, the managed money thinks there is more upside for soybeans. Have a great weekend and please feel free to sign up for a free trial of our research by clicking the link below.
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text: peterbkk 109 Posted December 8, 2013 Just sharing some recent additions to my housing for those that might be interested. Following all the recent talk on this forum, I went ahead and bought a Vacuum system. We bought the BackScatter system but David Cheung of ScubaCam here in Singapore installed it for me. That flashing green light gives me a warm, fuzzy feeling. Just occasionally, there's a sound underwater that I'd like to include in the video. Might be dolphins, whales or just the chatter of crabs and shrimps. I've never been happy with previous hydrophones, but then Google introduced me to Aquarian Audio Products. They quickly built me a H2c Hydrophone with an XLR terminal. Yesterday, David installed it for me and today I tested it in the pool. The results are great. Here's a little test clip: http://vimeo.com/81298453 I'm looking forward to using the hydrophone with the congregations of mating humphead parrot fish later this month in Palau. Might find out what noises they make while making whoopy... Regards Peter Share this post Link to post Share on other sites


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Yes. "There is no evidence that emergency contraception (aka the morning-after pill) will harm you no matter how many times you take it," explains Alisa Goldberg, an ob-gyn and associate medical director for the Planned Parenthood League of Massachusetts. Still, don't use this as an excuse to rely on these pills as birth control. Though they contain the same hormone combination as some oral contraceptives and can block conception if taken within 72 hours of unprotected sex, the temporary side effects -- such as nausea and vomiting -- make them a poor primary pregnancy prevention method. If you hit up your gyno more than twice a year, ask her about using a more reliable contraception.


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As Dead or Alive 5 developer Team Ninja explained last month, the upcoming fighter will show character clothing changing over the course of the fight.
Sweat, it seems, can make shirts see-through; however, this recent batch of game screens just shows character clothing getting down and dirty.
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RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) -- Cisco Systems Inc. plans to expand its third-largest site by adding 550 jobs at its Research Triangle Park hub before 2018.
Cisco plans to hire finance, operations and advanced network services workers at an average salary of nearly $73,000 a year plus benefits. The average wage in Wake County is $49,410 a year.
The company is adding to the 4,500 employees now based in RTP, not moving jobs from elsewhere, Cisco spokeswoman Robyn Jenkins Blum said in an email. The RTP location is the company's third-largest after its San Jose, California, headquarters and Bangalore, India, Jenkins Blum said. She declined to say whether the expansion was tied to plans Cisco announced in March to spend more than $1 billion over the next two years to build up its cloud computing services, which allow companies to rent computing space rather than build their own.
Cisco could get nearly $13 million from the state over 12 years if it reaches job-creation and other targets. State officials did not respond to messages seeking information on how much in additional state and local incentives were offered to the maker of equipment that connects to the Internet.
"By expanding our presence and hiring the best talent, we will continue developing technology solutions that will enable the Internet of Everything and fuel innovation here in RTP." Cisco president and chief operating officer Gary Moore said in a statement.
Cisco said last month its third-quarter profits declined 12 percent to $2.18 billion from the previous year, but the results topped Wall Street expectations. Cisco's performance is widely regarded as a bellwether for the technology industry because its routers, switches, software and services indicates the level at which its corporate customers and government agencies are buying.


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Despite my jokes to the contrary, I know that you gardeners won't really turn to a life of crime now that gardening is over for the summer. But you might go into a decline, wasting time watching afternoon television or reading trashy novels. Don't. Please don't. There are always possibilities for projects outside, even after flowers and vegetables are through for the season. One such project to consider is building a labyrinth.
I recently visited a labyrinth at Harmony Farm, a non-profit nature-based education center, open to the public at 28 Bowers Rd, Hartland, VT. (www.harmonyfarmvt.com). They have built a 55- foot diameter labyrinth in memory of Derek Cooper, a young worker at the farm who is now deceased. It is a simple, though time-consuming project that, once completed can be very spiritual in nature.
Labyrinths are sometimes confused with mazes. Both involve walking a path in an area usually defined by a circle. But a maze is a puzzle with many choices about which way to go. A labyrinth has no choices. The pathway winds around, turns corners, and seems to go to the center of the labyrinth - only to turn and lead back to the outside. Eventually you reach the center after walking every step of 7 or more concentric circles.
History is unclear about the origin of labyrinths. Labyrinths appeared in Crete and Egypt over 2,000 years ago. They were introduced inside Catholic cathedrals in Italy in the 12th century and in France in the 13th. Worshippers walked them as a way of calming the mind and becoming at one with God. Some crawled on their knees while praying. Some walked labyrinths instead of going on a pilgrimage. Famous labyrinths are at the Cathedrals in Chartres, Reims and Amiens in northern France, but now they can be seen outdoors all over the world.
Knox Johnson, one of a family of farmers and gardeners living and working at Harmony Farm, introduced me to their labyrinth and explained how it was created. The first step in creating a labyrinth was to find a relatively open, flat space for it. Barbara Johnson recommends getting someone to dowse the site to find just the right spot, using either crystal dowsing, or rods.
Once the spot was identified, Knox tilled the soil late in the summer of 2011. He allowed the weeds and wild grasses to come back for a few weeks and then tilled it again, getting rid of most of them. He added lime to improve the soil pH. He raked the area, smoothing out the surface and finally seeded it with a seed mix called "Eco Blend with Clover" from North Country Organics (www.norganics.com).
Clover is good in a seed mix because clover plants fix nitrogen from the air, turning it into useful nitrogen and enriching the soil. Unfortunately, many seed companies no longer include clover seed in their mixes because "weed-n-feed" treatments have herbicides that kill clover. So clover has been declared a weed.
This summer the real work began. Once the grass was well established, Knox and a friend laid out the pattern. He used a device that holds a can of spray paint to mark out the lines. He used a long light-weight cable to define the circles. The spray paint in its holder was attached to one end of the cable, while the other end was looped over a stake in the center of the labyrinth.
Knox sprayed white paint while keeping the cable taut. The center of the labyrinth is a 4-foot space which eventually was surrounded by seven concentric circles, each 31 inches apart from the next. He had a design copied from the cathedral in Bayeux, France, and used stakes to mark turns in the walkway. He told me it really on took an hour or two to mark the lines.
Because of all twists and turns, that path to the center of the labyrinth is about 1,000 feet from the entrance. That amounts to a lot of stones needed to line the path. They used smallish stones, so 4 or 5 were used in every foot. But if you create your labyrinth you can use whatever size you want.
Knox directed me to the Universalist Church in Hartland, VT, just half a mile from the labyrinth at harmony farm. Bryce Lloyd, a Boy Scout, built a lovely labyrinth near the church as his Eagle Scout project. Bryce used larger stones, and installed gravel instead of allowing grass to grow. I assume that landscape fabric was put down beneath the gravel to keep weeds out – though some weeds will persist no matter what, I fear.
Walking a full-sized labyrinth like the one at Harmony Farm takes 5 minutes or so. I find that walking one is an easy way to clear the mind and to forget for a few minutes the deadlines and worries of life. One moves forward, one turns back, one concentrates on the journey. I find walking a labyrinth very relaxing. I don't think I will build one myself, but they are nice to visit and are more common than you might think.
Henry's new book is out: Wobar and the Quest for the Magic Calumet from Bunker Hill Publishing. It is a chapter book for kids, a fantasy-adventure about a boy born with a mustache and a magical ability to speak to animals and understand them. Learn more at www.Gardening-Guy.com.


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Orangeburg, S.C. – The Georgia Southwestern Softball team is on the road playing in the 2014 Hampton Jordan Classic playing against South Carolina State, St. Augustine's, Fayetteville State, and Newberry College.
The Lady 'Canes were victorious in the first game against South Carolina State finishing the game early with an eight run lead.
Senior Mason Moreland was the first Hurricane to get on base on a fielding error. Moreland was able to steal her bases to reach third. Nellie Moore was the next Hurricane on base with an error by the pitcher. Next on a throwing error, Nellie stole second base and Moreland scored the first run of the tournament. The inning finished with one run, no hits, two errors, and one left on base.
The bottom of the second inning proved to be a productive one for the Lady 'Canes. Rachel McElroy started things off with a single. Lauren Thrasher followed suit by reaching first on a fielding error by the pitcher. Chelsea Hodges hit a sacrifice ball, getting out at first, allowing McElroy and Thrasher to advance. Moreland was the next Hurricane to single, bringing McElroy in to score. Hayley Knight finished things off with another single, bringing in both Thrasher and Moreland. The inning ended with two runs, three hits, one error, and one left on base.
The next inning for South Carolina State was successful when Kelsey Grochow was batted in by Kourtney Paulo. The inning finished with one run, no hits, no errors, and three left on base.
GSW took advantage of South Carolina State's pitching change. McElroy walked, Thrasher and Hodges singled. Then Suzanna Stokes was walked bringing in McElroy in to score. The inning finished with one run, two hits, no errors, and three left on base.
The fourth inning was very productive for the Lady 'Canes after a fast three outs for South Carolina at the top of the inning. GSW continued with Knight singling to first on a bunt, then stealing second. Moore was next up to bat, with a double to bring Knight in. Keri Tompkins singled allowing Moore to advance to third. Moore then scored on a throwing error. Jordan Miller brought in Tompkins with a fly out to right field. Lauren Thrasher was the next up with a home run. The inning finished with four runs, four hits, no errors, and no one left on base.
GSW was able to keep South Carolina State from scoring again, the game finished early in the fifth inning.
Allison Pastor receives the win for Georgia Southwestern after pitching five innings, facing 20 batters, striking out six, and only allowing one hit and run.
South Carolina State's Jareece Sayles receives the loss after pitching two innings facing 12 batters and allowing four runs. Jazmin Robinson also contributed two innings and allowed six hits and five runs.
GAME 2: GSW 17 St. Aug 3
The Lady 'Canes started scoring early. Knight was able to bring home Moreland, who was on third after two steals, with a single. The next on came off a hit from Thrasher, who reached first on an error by the short stop, Knight scored. Miller then singled to bring in Pastor and Moore to score. Chelsea Hodges was the next to reach first on an error, bringing Thrasher in to score. Moreland followed with a single to bring Miller in. Hodges was the last in the first inning to score on an error by the short stop.
Pastor made it home at the top of the second, after McElroy singled to first. Doster singled next allowing Hodges and McElroy to advance and Thrasher to score.
The next point for GSW came from a passed ball on Thrasher allowing Erin Steele to score. Tompkins was the next to single bringing in Thrasher to score. St. Augustine finally was able to make it around the bases when C. Neal had a home run at the bottom on the third. J. Plair was the next to score, after J. White singled. The inning ended with two runs, four hits, no errors, and two left on base.
The Lady 'Canes held the same routine in the fourth inning. Pastor doubled allowing Suzanna Stokes and Doster to score. Thrasher was next to single bringing in both Pastor and Moore. At the bottom of the inning, C. Neal hit a fly out to right field in a sacrifice attempt to allow Shackelford to score.
The Lady 'Canes finished the game strong with two more runs. Stokes was able to score after Pastor reached first on an error by the third basemen. Thrasher followed by grounding out to the short stop, Pastor and Moore advanced and Steele scored the final run of the game. The inning ended with two runs, one hit, one error, and two left on base. Then a quick three outs to finish the game at the bottom of the fifth.
Ashley Cavender took credit for the win after pitching all five innings and only allowing five hits, three runs, and one walk and a homerun.
St. Augustine's K. Hill took the loss of the game after pitching the five innings and allowing 16 hits, 17 runs, and walking eight.
Game 3: GSW 8 FS 0
As shown so far through the tournament, the Lady 'Canes had a great first inning. Moore and Knight were the first to score after getting batted in from a single by McElroy. McElroy then was the next to score after Thrasher reached first on a fielding error and Tompkins and Miller were able to advance a base.
The third inning was a triumph for one Hurricane. Tompkins rocked a ball into homerun territory for the next point. This inning ended with one run, one hit, no errors and none left on base.
GSW was back at it in the fifth inning when Miller reached first after a dropped fly, allowing both McElroy and Pastor to score. Thrasher then hit a double to bring Miller in. Hodges then finished things up with a single to the left field bringing Thrasher in to score.
Ashley Cavender took the win for GSW after pitching all five innings, striking out seven, and allowing two hits and four walks.
Fayetteville State's K. Walker took the loss after pitching 4.1 innings and allowing eight hits, seven runs, and one walk. Z. Howard came in to relieve Walker pitching .2 innings facing five batters, allowing three hits and one run.
GAME 4: Newberry College 13 GSW 5
Newberry started things off after H. Drawe singled up the middle bringing in G. Bedard in to score an unearned run.
GSW answered when Miller also singled up the middle to bring McElroy in to score. Stokes was next to reach first on a throwing error allowing Miller to score.
Newberry was able to get around the bases again at the top of the fourth, when L. Hosking doubled permitting Drawe to score. K. Capobianco sent a triple to left center bringing in L. Hosking and M. Tepfenhart.
Cavender answered by doubling to left field, advancing Moreland and bringing Doster in to score. McElroy then singled to bring Moreland in to score.
Newberry took advantage of the top of the sixth with several runs. A. Ayres was able to reach first on a fielding error by the first basemen, bringing Tepfenhart in to score. Hosking was then able to score on a wild pitch. Then G. Bedard singled to center field, bringing Ayres and Capobianco in. D. Jamison singled next so Bedard could make it home.
Thrasher was the next 'Cane to score after Stokes was able to reach first on a fielding error by the short stop. The inning ended with one run, one hit, one error, and none left on base.
Newberry was able to finish the game with the last say. Hosking made a homerun into left center, also bringing A. Putnam home. Capobianco and Ayres were the last two to score for Newberry.
Newberry College's Brittany Middleton is credited with the win after pitching three innings allowing four hits, three runs, and was able to strike out one. H. Blakley and M. Burnett also made appearances to help the efforts playing in two innings a piece.
Pastor took the loss for GSW after pitching in all seven innings and allowing 13 hits, 13 runs, and one homerun.
The Lady 'Canes are opening at home on Saturday, February 15th with a double header that starts at 1:00 p.m. against Nova Southeastern.


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cleith needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
2 winners were selected from 143 designs submitted by 39 freelance designers.
I need a logo design for a parent and 2 subsidiary companies that share a common theme. I also need stationary and business cards designed as well.
Platinum Investment Partners/Platinum Asset Solutions/Platinum Lending Solutions
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Platinum and Steel Blue with maybe Black
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Wall Street Professional Style
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Platinum Investment Partners is the parent company, with Platinum Lending Solutions and Platinum Asset Solutions being the two subsidiaries. We are looking for a logo that can tie in the "Platinum" theme for all three.
We desire a "Wall St." type look... clean lines, simple, professional. We like the idea of having a roman pillar as the spine for the "P" in Platinum, as a symbol for strength and longevity, and possibly the rest of the name in a formal script, to soften the look. We welcome any other design suggestions you may have.
The main company we need a logo for ASAP is Platinum Lending Solutions, as this is the company we will launch first, but we'd like to see what ideas you can come up with to tie in the parent company and other subsidiaries.
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You might remember old Southern California quarterback Todd Marinovich as the guy who was absolutely ruined by his hard-driving father. Once considered the "robo QB," Marinovich's dad famously didn't allow his son fast food and claimed he wanted to produce the "perfect" quarterback. As kids tend to do, Marinovich rebelled in a big way, falling deep into drugs and crapping out in his pro career. And now those drugs have him in some serious trouble.
He was busted for drug possession for the fourth time in 10 years over the weekend.
He was found hiding in a carport about 1:30 a.m., police Sgt. Evan Sailor said. After searching Marinovich, police found about one gram of methamphetamine, a metal spoon and a hypodermic needle, Sailor said.
Marinovich was charged with possession of a controlled substance, which is a felony, as well as unauthorized possession of a hypodermic needle and resisting a police officer, both misdemeanors.
That's a four-time loser, and he could be looking at some hard jail time this go-around. We understand that every person is responsible for his own life ... but we imagine, late at night, the Marinovich household is dark, angry and guilty.
Todd Marinovich Drug Charge [Sports By Brooks]


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