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Outfit the nursery with all the essentials – from a changing table to a cradle that rocks. All are expertly crafted for lasting play value.
- Expertly crafted of MDF and wood.
- Set includes rocking chair with cushion, crib, and changing table with mattress.
- Ages 3 and up.
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- Crib: 2.5" wide x 2" deep x 2" high
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10 Best Convertibles for Summer 2013
Spring is here, summer is on the way, sunroofs are sliding back and windows are descending below elbow level. Considering last year's record-high temperatures, should this be the year you spring for a convertible?
The folks at TrueCar took a look at convertible buying habits and found that folks in California, Florida, Texas, New York and New Jersey are already gearing up to take their cars' tops down. Those are the states that tend to invest in convertibles most, while Alaska, Wyoming, North Dakota, Montana and Idaho don't feel it's particularly necessary to own a car that can't keep the breeze or rain out for long stretches at a time.
Still, for car buyers 35 to 54 years old and nearly 40% of the female car-buying public, the convertible is the way to go this time of year. With help from TrueCar, we put together a list of the Top 10 convertibles on the market for those willing to feel the wind in their faces. These cars aren't for everyone, but if you don't mind mussed hair, exposure to the elements or the occasional swallowed bug, these may be your rides of choice:


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"The Next Ann Trason" (+ Win $100 in Gear!)Omaha's Kaci Lickteig takes mid-season lead in Trophy Series
This year's Trail Runner Trophy Series is more than halfway done with 81 races down so far (of 136 total.) Several runners have skyrocketed their points, including Kaci Lickteig, 26, of Omaha, Nebraska, with whom we did a Q&A in Making Tracks in a recent issue of Trail Runner. See article below.
When we last spoke with Lickteig, she said her biggest goal for 2013 was to run her first hundred, the Black Hills 100-miler in Sturgis, South Dakota—which happens to also be a Trophy Series race. Not only did she complete it, she won it in a blazing time of 19:12:01. She also took first in the Kettle Moraine 100K in La Grange, Wisconsin (9:47:12). Lickteig currently leads the Trophy Series category of Female Marathon and Longer. See below for our Q&A with her from the June 2013 issue of Trail Runner.
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Kaci Lickteig en route to a course record at the 2012 Psycho Wyco Run Toto Run 50K, her first trail ultra. Photo by Kristi Mayo.
Olympic and Off-Road Dreams
Marathoner Kaci Lickteig makes her mark on Midwest trails
By Chris Wristen
Kaci Lickteig, 26, of Omaha, Nebraska, had a blistering 2012 season in the marathoning world. She won the women's race at the Lincoln Marathon in 2:50:31, finished first overall at the Sandhills Marathon in 3:02:01 and ran a 2:48:05 at the U.S. Olympic Trials.
Just eight days after the Trials, Lickteig tried something new—her first trail race, the Chilly Cheeks 5-Mile Trail Run in Omaha. Unsurprisingly, she emerged the female champion.
Three weeks later, she ran her first trail ultramarathon—the Psycho Wyco Run Toto Run 50K. While she felt calm and comfortable at the Olympic Trials, Lickteig admits her nervousness about the trail left her stomach tied in knots.
"On a road, you know what to expect. There's nothing technical about it," she says. "With the trails, there was this fear of the unknown."
Lickteig's concerns were unfounded. She smoked the three loops of frozen, rocky bridle and singletrack trail with remarkably consistent splits (1:34:00; 1:35:52; 1:36:27) and finished in a women's course-record time of 4:46:19. She was the first woman to break five hours in race history.
In his post-race report, race director Ben Holmes mused, "Maybe the next Ann Trason will be from Omaha!'"
Lickteig planned to return to Psycho Wyco this year, but four broken ribs suffered during a running spill sidelined her two weeks before the race. Her top goal for 2013 is to finish the Black Hills 100-Mile Trail Run in July in Sturgis, South Dakota.
For Lickteig, road racing remains serious business—she aspires to return to the Olympic Trials in 2016—while trails represent her lighter side.
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|Prince Graphite Longbody Scores
When you take the Prince Original Graphite and make it 28 inches long and give it a 100 square inch head, you get a heavy swinging weapon known as the Prince Classic Graphite 100 Longbody. As you can imagine, our playtesters were excited to get some hitting time with this classic racquet. It was clear from the start of this playtest that this hefty racquet would require a bit of an adjustment period because of its extended length and high swingweight. However, once they became acquainted with this racquet our team found big groundstrokes and huge serves. All four of our playtesters found the extra inch of length, flexible beam and extra torque suited them well. The crisp, controllable power on groundstrokes, serves and volleys made this playtest a fun one for the entire team.
At 28 inches long, the Prince Graphite Longbody packed a hefty punch from the baseline. Once they found harmony with the extended length, our playtesters unanimously agreed that they had fun banging balls back and forth. Chris, a big fan of the classic Original Graphite racquet, began by saying, "I was able to hit some big groundstrokes with this racquet. I was also surprised at how maneuverable it was for being such a long racquet. I was able to get this racquet around and whip it through contact even when the ball was hit deep with pace. It feels like Prince may have kept this one pretty head light, which I liked. I was able to generate a lot of spin on both topspin and slice shots."
Because of the added length, there is more tip speed coming through the ball, which results in lots of spin and easy access to pace. Chris said, "The added length also made it easy to cup around the outside of the ball on slice backhands, and I was able to easily cut the ball for a sharp cross court angle. Coming over the ball on my backhand took much more preparation because this was a lot of racquet for me to bring through the ball when driving my one-hander. However, when I got set and hit the ball out in front I was unloading on some big groundstrokes and reveling in the added pace and spin."
Michelle, who is used to more modern feeling racquets, found this racquet growing on her as she became more comfortable with the extended length frame. "I really enjoyed the specs of this racquet for my groundstrokes," she said. "The heavier feel and high swingweight were right up my alley. However, I had to get familiar with the flex and added length. It almost made me play more aggressively and kept me inside the baseline because I was trying to get on top of every ball. When I timed it right my balls were heavy and penetrating through the court. I could access some awesome angles with my groundies and really enjoyed drilling balls cross court -- that extra inch gave me great torque, and it was fun to change up my strategy and hit cross-court winners instead of my down-the-line winners." Michelle did add that she had to be aware of her footwork using the longbody and explained, "Subconsciously, sometimes I would reach for a ball knowing I had the extra length of the racquet instead of setting up correctly with my feet."
The racquet's specs were definitely out of Brittany's comfort zone, but she was up for the challenge, saying, "I am always game for trying something new! That being said, I had a major adjustment period with this racquet. First I had to get used to the extra length (1 inch!), and then I had to get used to the high swingweight. It took about two hitting sessions before I felt comfortable playing with this racquet. I found this racquet to be much more flexible from the baseline (and other areas of the court as well!) than the Prince Classic Graphite 100. While I did struggle to get it into position on time, when I did set up early I was greatly rewarded. My shots were deep with solid pace. I have to give a shout out to my backhand. Once I got the timing down I think I hit some of the best down-the-line backhands of my life, and with the mass and plow through that this racquet offered, my slices were crisp, low and penetrating."
"This thing is a tank from the baseline!" exclaimed Andy. "There's definitely an adjustment period required to get used to the extra inch of length, but when I did, watch out! I absolutely loved this from the ground! I could smash the ball off both sides when I was set up properly, and I was running down more balls than usual, too. I loved the heft the racquet offered on my two-handed backhand and slices, and even with all that power I still felt like I had plenty of control. It can get difficult to swing at times, but I found that when I shortened up my swing and let the racquet do the work, the results were good!"
Our playtesters continued to find success with the Prince Graphite Longbody at the net. Brittany found volleying to be a breeze with the extended length and said, "Hands down, this may be one of the easiest racquets I have ever volleyed with. I swear this racquet pretty much volleyed by itself. All I had to do was get the racquet into position and it did all the work. You name the volley, I could hit it! A deep put-away volley down the line? Check. A short angled volley to pull my opponent off the court? Check. This definitely was a racquet I enjoyed hitting volleys with."
While feeling crisp and solid at net, this racquet also offered some nice touch and feel for Chris, who offered, "I liked that connected feel in a classic box beam frame. This design delivers, and Prince has built in some nice flex to further increase the touch. The higher swingweight from the added length gave me all the mass I needed to punch volleys deep or fend off a heavily hit ball. I was surprised at how maneuverable the racquet felt, and I had no issues hitting volleys off my body. The added length made stretch volleys a lazy affair and added some additional snap to overheads."
Andy found tons of stability and control for his volleys, and he found himself covering more court with the added inch. He said, "I did feel that I needed a little more time to really get the feel dialed in on touch shots because I just wasn't used to having the head so far away from my hand. Thus, I felt a bit disconnected at times when going for a finesse volley. I think I'd gain more command the more I got used to it, and I really enjoyed it around the net."
Michelle also found this racquet to be a volleying machine, but she had one concern. She said, "The only issue I had at the net with this racquet was the extra inch of length. There were times I wasn't getting the racquet prepared fast enough because of it. Some of my volleys would come off my stringbed at an angle I wasn't necessarily trying to hit, although the result was still a decent volley. When the racquet was in the right spot I had no problems hitting precise, deep volleys."
The Prince Graphite Longbody rewarded all four of our playtesters when it came to hitting big, booming flat serves. Andy really appreciated the extra length when it came to serving, and said, "Maybe it's the fact that I'm under 6 feet tall, but I was really utilizing the added length on serve. I felt like I was serving out of a tower, and I was using that extra leverage to get noticeably more pace and angle on my serves, all while not losing any control. Serving was the standout shot for me with this Longbody (with my backhand a close second favorite shot)."
Michelle had mixed results with her first and second serves. She explained, "Don't get me wrong, I absolutely loved hitting first serves! I could bomb my flat serves with lots of precision. In fact, one of my favorite shots to hit with this racquet was a big first serve. However, I struggled slightly with kick second serves. I found the added length, weight and heft of the racquet slowed down my kick a bit, and it was tough to accelerate up through the serve. I adjusted, though, and ended up using my slice second serve a bit more. I also put a bit more pace on my second serves than I usually do."
Chris also served well with this racquet, and he enjoyed the easy access to power. "Once I adjusted to the longer length of the racquet I was able to exploit the advantages of hitting the ball at a higher contact point. I was hitting with a lot of pace and getting great spin. My first serves down the T had a little more juice on them to help me get the ball past the returner. Likewise, when hitting an angle serve the added spin and higher contact enabled me to be more aggressive and cut the ball more sharply away from the returner."
Brittany rounded out the team's comments by agreeing that the extra inch was a big bonus when it came to serving big. She said, "I felt I was getting a little extra power on my first serve. It took a little more effort than normal to get the racquet up over my head, but once I did that I let the mass do the talking. I could really accelerate through my stroke to hit a heavy, well-placed serve. However, after a while I was definitely getting tired, and my serve was affected."
Our playtesters agreed that the longer frame hindered the maneuverability on returns. However, they were rewarded with an extra inch of reach. Michelle commented, "Again, once I got used to the Prince Graphite Longbody, I was able to use the racquet to my advantage and start the point aggressively. The only time I struggled was if I was slow getting my racquet around on my backhand side. That extra length really did help with getting to some serves that were hit off the court, and I surprised my opponents at times by getting a return back that they thought was an ace."
"My forehand and slice backhand returns felt great with this racquet," stated Chris. "I was driving the ball with good pace and spin. On the forehand side I found I could whip the racquet around nicely and find lots of pace and spin to help me crush returns. On my backhand slice I was able to cut the ball at an angle or knife it deep at will. My topspin backhand return took more adjustment. This felt like a lot of racquet to bring around quickly, and I found myself trying to be extremely short in preparation, with practically no take back at all. Even toward the end of the test I was still struggling to find my usual level of comfort with that shot."
Brittany found her return to be the one stroke she struggled with while playing with the Prince Graphite Longbody. She explained, "I never felt comfortable hitting the return with this racquet. I felt I couldn't get my racquet back into position in time. One thing that did help me increase my return consistency was standing back a couple feet behind the baseline (I normally stand at the baseline and step in) to give myself a little more time."
Andy used the control and plow through of this racquet to his advantage when returning. "Once I got used to the added length I started to love returning with this racquet," he said. "It isn't as maneuverable as the standard length version, so I had to focus on shortening up my swing when trying to take the ball early. However, there was plenty of control for aggressive returns and ample stability and heft for blocking back more defensive returns. It's not fast through the air, but if you can get the timing down this racquet will reward you for a well-struck return."
Chris - "I loved the spin, power, touch, feel, comfort and added reach."
Michelle - "I loved bombing first serves! Once I got used to the feel of this racquet I really found it easy to hit penetrating, heavy balls that helped me play inside the baseline and attack. I loved that I naturally started taking everything on the rise more than I normally do."
Brittany - "I loved volleying with this racquet. Also, I loved the classic Prince feel that I grew up playing with."
Andy - "I loved the plow through, stability, control and feel this racquet offered. I found myself dreaming of serving and crushing two-handed backhands with it when I lay in bed at night."
Chris - "While I struggled a tad on my topspin backhand, it was coming true everywhere except the return toward the end of the test. Given more time I could get this racquet dialed in, and I think it would be well worth the effort. However, the adjustment from this racquet to a standard 27-incher is a big one, and that makes it a tough option as a playtester since I'm constantly switching racquets."
Michelle - "A handful of times the racquet was sluggish getting around on my backhand side, causing me to hit a bit late. Same with my volleys. If the racquet was out of position I ended up not hitting the volley out in front. It was also hard for me to access the snap and acceleration on my kick serves."
Brittany - "I struggled with maneuverability."
Andy - "It does take a little while to get used to the added inch of length, and it doesn't offer as much control as the standard length version."
Chris - "I was so impressed with this racquet that if I weren't testing racquets all the time I'd be demoing this one against other longer player's racquets. Those racquets would include the Pure Drive Roddick Plus, AeroPro Drive Plus, Organix 7 310, Kinetic Ki Q5X and the Pure Storm Tour Plus."
Michelle - "I used a Prince Longbody Precision Equipe back in my junior days, so the length instantly brought me back to those days of swinging a longer racquet. Obviously, the comparison to the Graphite 100 is there, but these two racquets play differently and are not interchangeable. I would choose the Longbody over the standard length because of its extra heft and higher swingweight."
Brittany - "Comparing this with the Graphite 100, I found the Prince Graphite Longbody to be more flexible and more sluggish than the Graphite 100. This might be one of my favorite racquets to hit volleys with. The racquet seriously did all the work. The extra length did take some adjustment, but I definitely benefited on my backhand side from it."
Andy - "The added leverage and torque I could get reminded me of the Babolat AeroPro Drive Plus playtest (which I also loved). However, this Prince Graphite Longbody has a much more classic, plush feel, with more control than the AeroPro Drive. If you were a fan of this racquet in the '90s, or you're curious what all the fuss is about, do yourself a favor and give this thing a test drive."
(Scores are determined by averaging individual play test scores)
|Chris' Scores
|Michelle's Scores
|Brittany's Scores
|Andy's Scores
Chris: 5.0 all-court player currently using the Volkl C10 Pro 2012. Chris uses a full-western forehand grip, has a fast swing style and hits a one-handed backhand.
Michelle: Open level baseline player with a semi-western forehand and a two handed backhand. She currently plays with the Babolat Pure Drive Roddick.
Brittany: Open level player with a semi-western forehand and a two-handed backhand. She currently plays with the Yonex V-Core 100S.
Andy: Open level all court player with a semi-western forehand grip and a two handed backhand. Andy currently using a Wilson Blade 98 18x20.
Review date: October 2013. If you found this review interesting or have further questions or comments please contact us.
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LOUDONVILLE, N.Y. -- Wagner may no longer be in
the MAAC Lacrosse League, but Tuesday's non-conference result was
no different for the Saints than usual against their former
conference rival. Siena won its eighth in a row over the Seahawks,
posting a 13-6 win at Siena Turf Field.
Bryan Neufeld and Collin Parkhurst each tallied hat tricks for the Saints (3-2) which have outscored Wagner (0-4) 85-28 over the last six meetings.
Wagner took an early 2-1 lead at the 9:20 mark of the first period before Siena came to life on the offensive end. The Saints responded with six unanswered goals over the next 6:16 to take a 7-2 lead and never led by fewer than three the rest of the way.
Neufeld, who extended the nation's longest active scoring streak to 40 games, added an assist to finish with a team-high four points. Parkhurst meanwhile tallied the first multiple goal game of his career.
Mic DeBellis added a pair of goals and John Rogener contributed a goal and two assists for the Saints. Reigning MAAC Defensive Player of the Week Tom Morr was solid again in goal, posting 12 saves.
Siena also received strong play in the face-off X where freshman Rob Hunter won 16 of his 23 draws, picking up nine groundballs.
Colin O'Rourke posted a pair of goals for Wagner which has lost
seven in a row dating back to late last season.
The Saints return to action Saturday when they host St. John's for the back end of a men's and women's lacrosse doubleheader at Siena Turf Field. Face-off is scheduled for 2 p.m.
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Here's how RW members rated this race in the past (290 votes).
In short: My first half marathon - I'll definitely be backIn full: Super friendly atmosphere and pretty, non-threatening course made this an ideal first 1/2 marathon. Very nearly perfect - a few more loos and secure kit storage and it would have been flawless.Date of review: March 13, 2005
In short: Very good race - friendly & well organised.In full: Overall a very good race. The course is fairly flat, so not too difficult whatever your standard. Great atmosphere and well organised. Despite the large crowds there weren't really any major bottlenecks.My only minor gripes are that there was no secure baggage storage and there was no separation of people by predicted time at the start, which led to more overtaking in the first mile or so than was probably necessary. These are only small things though and didn't detract from the overall race.Well done to all concerned.Date of review: March 13, 2005
In short: Rolling course, good organisation, good facilities (school) but gets a little crowded.Date of review: January 12, 2005
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In short: Good race to go for PB. Broke 90mins for first time despite weather. Results should have carried running club names alongside.Date of review: September 8, 2004
In short: most enjoyable despite awful weather water marshalls held cups to stop them blowing away with water in! I'm told its usually better than thisDate of review: August 24, 2004
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The first Summer Sessions at the University of Alaska was held in 1947, primarily for the benefit of teachers in the Territory of Alaska who wished to renew teaching certificates or complete studies for the baccalaureate degree. No classes were held in 1948 or 1949 but Summer Session resumed in 1950 and has continued since.
In the 1951 Summer Session catalog for the University of Alaska, William Cashen was Director of Summer Session, Dean of Men, and Associate Professor of Mathematics. This eight-page publication offering one six-week session, listed the charge of $25 for 1-3 semester credits. Eight regular faculty and four visiting faculty offered 31 courses, most for 2 credits each. Courses included Anth. 372s Cold Lands, Biol. 131s Botany, Engl. 445s Literature of Ancient Greece, and Mus. 211s Public School Music.Ā
Fast forward to 1981, and find a 36-page catalog for the University of Alaska Fairbanks Summer Sessions announcing 76 courses offered in two sessions taught by 56 faculty. A variety of short courses, workshops and special programs were available such as Workshop on Alaska and Alaska Gold. Courses offered were typically 3 credits including BIOL 493ĀField Biology, ED 493ĀInstructional Telecommunications for Alaska, PS 493 Alaska State and Local Governments.Ā
2011 was the last year a print catalog was published by UAF Summer Sessions & Lifelong Learning. The bright orange under the die cut sunburst highlighted the new Summer@UAF logo. The 70 page catalog featured over 250 courses taught by 154 faculty as well as announcing weekly evening lectures, family cultural nights, free movies, distinguished guest speakers, multiple concerts and an on-campus production by NPR's Wait Wait... Don't Tell Me!.ĀSummer Sessions had become a busy time on the UAF campus.
UAF Summer Sessions has a reputation for creativity and innovation. For over ten years, the Summer Sessions catalog covers featured artwork by UAF student artists and their instructors.ĀThe list of 'firsts' is long and includes the first open registration, first use of credit cards on campus, first online catalog, first online registration, first shopping cart for courses, first Really Free Market, first use of large decals on buses and buildings for advertising, and the list goes on.Ā
In 2006, out of state tuition was eliminated during summer, increasing the number of out of state students who study at UAF in the summer. Ā 2007 saw the addition of MAYmester, a two-week compressed session during the last two weeks of May during which students could earn up to three credits. This expansion allowed students to either complete a summer course before leaving campus after spring semester or to complete up to 17 credits in summer. This was followed in 2009 by the addition of WINTERmester, another compressed session taking place immediately before the start of spring semester.
In 2008 the unit name was changed to Summer Sessions & Lifelong Learning. This acknowledged the expanded programming coming from this unit. One such addition was the winter Educational Cultural Tours. These programs began in 2005 and have included travel to Viet Nam, Tanzania including Zanzibar, Peru, Portugal, Turkey, Ecuador and three trips to China.
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Jasper Kirkby on the CLOUD project.
CLOUD will help clear up to what extent there is a natural contribution to current warming."of the sun over the course of the twentieth century. But apart from that, there's thought to be nothing else going on — natural contribution — to climate change. On the other hand, if you look at earlier times, you do see changes in the climate that are comparable to the warming that is going on now. But we don't know what the mechanism is. So at the very least this is a question mark. And at the very most, there could be a contribution that is just unaccounted for at the moment. Whatever it is, we don't know what the answer is. And we have to settle it before we can really with certainty say we understand what's going on now.
If you eject aerosols into the atmosphere, you essentially commit yourself to doing that for perpetuity."commit yourself to doing that for perpetuity.
We can't settle it by energetic debate. We have to settle it by experimental measurements."models to be based on true physical processes rather than estimates.
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If you build it the full 3 courses high, it would need a "drop-in" top. It could set on top of the 3rd course but would be shaped like a "u". The bottom of the "u" which is the new roof would need to be down around the top of the second course. Maybe light gauge steel for the sides and the lip, and heavier plate for the bottom.That exhaust confuses me. What forces all the smoke to even get back that far, to go up and out of the exhaust?My $.02
I was browsing around on motherearthnews today and ran into this backyard oven/grill.http://www.motherearthnews.com/multimedia/image-gallery.aspx?id=2147487892&seq=0#axzz2PbFvvgDVIt has a poor design for neopolitan style pizzas, but does anybody have any ideas about a top that could go over it to get the temperature up a few hundred degrees higher?
The pictures show bricks stacked on top to hold in heat.


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League 2 Top Men: Deadly Daggers
Once a week, TEAMtalk will select our premium XI from England's fourth tier, explain our selections and then invite you - our loyal army of readers - to pick your team of top men. We're looking for the players who caught your eye with dazzling displays or powerful performances in the fourth tier.
You can choose any formation and there's no limit on how many players you can pick from each team - so have a think, then get involved.
League Two Top Men (4-3-3) : Rice; Jones, Ilesanmi, Davis, Darby; Fleming, Howell, Penn; Gayle; Akinfenwa, Wells.
Martin Rice (Torquay United): The goalkeeper was making his Football League debut aged 26 and, in the absence of the Gulls' first-choice stopper Michael Poke, celebrated with a clean sheet in the 0-0 draw against Oxford.
Billy Jones (Cheltenham): League Two's joint leading assist maker causes problems with his set-piece deliveries - and it was his corner which led to the Robins' winner against Burton. He also impressed at the other end as Cheltenham kept their fourth straight clean sheet.
Femi Ilesanmi (Dagenham & Redbridge): Marauding left-back Ilesanmi, provided two assists in Dagenham's thumping home win against Rotherham. But the man-of-the-match didn't forget his defensive responsibilities in the 5-0 win either - helping the Daggers keep only their third clean sheet of the season.
Joe Davis (Port Vale): The 19-year-old defender has only made 13 Football League appearances, but is producing some mature displays at the heart of the Vale defence. He helped the second-placed side blunt Southend's attack in a 0-0 stalemate at Roots Hall.
Stephen Darby (Bradford City): Former Liverpool defender Darby has been an assured presence in the Bantams' defence this season and was impressive when given his chance again in their 2-0 triumph at Aldershot.
Andrew Fleming (Morecambe): Fleming was an instrumental figure as the Shrimps beat Barnet 4-1 to record their biggest home win of the season. The midfielder's neat finish from a tight angle put them 2-0 ahead.
Luke Howell (Dagenham & Redbridge): The all-action midfielder bagged twice in his side's 5-0 rout of Rotherham to take his goal tally to an impressive six for the season.
Russell Penn (Cheltenham): Another energetic display from the Robins midfielder helped the third-placed side earn a narrow 1-0 win over his former club Burton. Penn's performance earned the plaudits - and man-of-the-match vote - from his boss Mark Yates.
Dwight Gayle (Dagenham & Redbridge): Former Arsenal trainee Gayle scored the opener to set the Daggers on the way to a 5-0 victory over Rotherham. And he crowned a five-star display by sweeping in the final goal of a comfortable afternoon.
Adebayo Akinfenwa (Northampton): Powerful striker Akinfenwa netted his first professional hat-trick to help the Cobblers to a 4-2 win at Accrington Stanley. He has scored 10 goals this season - with boss Aidy Boothroyd admitting he can play at a higher level.
Nahki Wells (Bradford City): The Bermudian continued his fine form to fire promotion-chasing Bradford to a 2-0 win at Aldershot. His first-half double, taking his tally to 12 for the season, moved the Bantams up to fourth.


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Kelleher, Rubio pace UTSA at Baylor H-E-B Intercollegiate
WACO — Sophomores David Kelleher and Joel Rubio each advanced past their opening-round singles matches to lead the UTSA men's tennis team at this past weekend's Baylor H-E-B Intercollegiate.
Kelleher netted a 6-2, 6-2 victory against Texas-Pan American's Felxi Hassleberg, while Rubio picked up a 6-3, 6-2 win against UTPA's Victor Alves.
Senior Martin Ayala and freshman Boburjon Kamiljanov each collected victories in the first round of the consolation bracket.
The Roadrunners will return to action this weekend when selected players will participate at the ITA All-American Championships in Tulsa, Okla. The nine-day tournament begins on Saturday at the Case Tennis Center on the campus of the University of Tulsa.
Baylor H-E-B Intercollegiate
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De Kierk/Espejo (Tulsa) def. Kelleher/Kilgo (UTSA), 8-2
Escobar/Marriott (Southern Miss) def. Kamiljanov/Rubio (UTSA), 8-5
Chaplin/Jones (Tennessee) def. Ayala/Casa (UTSA), 8-2
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David Kelleher (UTSA) def. Felix Hasselberg (Texas-Pan American), 6-2, 6-2
Gustavo Gonzalez (Rice) def. Martin Ayala (UTSA), 7-6, 6-0
Matt Frost (Southern Miss) def. Boburjon Kamiljanov (UTSA), 6-2, 6-1
John Collins (Tennessee) def. Diogo Alves Casa (UTSA), 6-7 (4-7), 6-4, 7-5
Hunter Johnson (La.-Lafayette) def. Kolby Kilgo (UTSA), 6-0, 6-2
Joel Rubio (UTSA) def. Victor Alves (Texas-Pan American), 6-3, 6-2
Round of 32
Brandon Fickey (Tennessee) def. Kelleher (UTSA), 7-5, 7-5
Hunter Reese (Tennessee) def. Rubio (UTSA), 6-0, 6-1
Consolation First Round
Ayala (UTSA) def. Joseph Bishop (Texas-Pan American), 6-2, 6-1
Kamiljanov (UTSA) def. Carl Alberton (La.-Lafayette), 5-2 (retired)
Hunter Goertz (La.-Lafayette) def. Casa (UTSA), 6-7, 6-1, 1-0 (10-8)
Sebestian Erimicioiu (UT Arlington) def. Kilgo (UTSA), 6-1, 6-3
Consolation Third Round
Carlos Arbiza (UT Arlington) def. Ayala (UTSA), 6-0, 7-6 (7-2)
Mathias Hambach (DePaul) def. Kamiljanov (UTSA), 7-5, 6-3


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The Columbus Dispatch - December 07, 2012 08:42 AM
It's too bad that Hitchcock doesn't posess the exciting plot twists that made Alfred Hitchcock's movies memorable. Instead, it delivers mostly rehashed stories about the director performed by a crew that might be too accomplished for the mundane script.
Hitchcock centers around the iconic director making his most iconic film, the 1960 classicPsycho. It stars Anthony Hopkins, Helen Mirren, Scarlett Johansson and Jessica Biel.
Dispatch critic Frank Gabrenya found that Hitchcock promised much, but unfortunately delivered little.
" Hitchcock spills a few beans, but most of that is what you'd find in a modest 'making-of' bonus feature on a Psycho DVD. Sure, some of it is fun, but it is hardly enough to justify a feature film with a heavyweight cast," Gabrenya said.


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DKM... used your recipe tonight, dough is in the refrigerator for pizza tomorrow night. Will let everyone know the results!Some observations:Dough seemed a bit sticky, dough ball would not hold its shape... seemed like it needed more flour. I used 3 1/2 cups per your recipe so I used the dough as-is. We'll see how it turns out tomorrow.1/2 cup shortening... seems like a lot of oil! Again, we'll see how it cooks up tomorrow.Any recommendations on the sauce? I was planning to put on the cheese, then top with some 6-in-1 crushed tomatoes seasoned with some oregano, fresh basil, and garlic, then topped off with parmesean cheese.Recommendation for oven temp? Cooking time?Thanks!


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I have decided it will be interesting to check which black teas do you use the gong fu style methood as opposed to using the usual western style.
I have found that in the black teas area the subject isn't very clear what is best (as opposed to preparing oolongs). I have found that many teas have better restults for me with the western style while many others teas have better results while gong fuing. imo, each tea usually have one methood that brings better results , and it chooses the methood it "likes" most.
By Gong Fu, I mean shorts steeps (up to 1 min), small brewing vessel, and high leaf to water ratio.
The tea that will have the lowest votes will be the black teas most people brew western style, and the ones with the higher scores will be the one people most gong fu them.
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Cisco CFO Looks Toward LTE Dollars
NEW YORK ( TheStreet) -- What follows is the transcript of an interview of Frank Calderoni, chief financial officer of Cisco(CSCO) by TheStreet's James Rogers. The transcript has been edited for length and clarity.
TheStreet: Frank, the sense that I'm getting is the U.S. business, for you, has improved and I saw the enterprise is up 9% year-over-year...service provider up 13 percent. Is that right?
Frank Calderoni: Yes. That's correct.
What do you think is driving that and also, why are we getting this positive sense from you, about the U.S. business, when it seems that a lot of your peers have been putting out more of a negative commentary on it?
Calderoni: Well, James, if you look at it, we said this on a call. If you look at the U.S. business, it's somewhat mixed. On the challenging side, we have public sector, which we've seen now for a number of quarters, where our business is not performing the way it was over a year ago and so that's, basically, some of the challenges with some of the budgets and states, as well as at the federal level, and then, the segment that you talked about, as far as the enterprise and the service provider, the United States clearly has had a much more positive.
So I would say it's somewhat mixed. If you look from an order rate perspective, we talked about the Americas kind of being up 2% and so it's various ups and downs within that. On the segment that you mentioned, enterprise, we're doing well across the portfolio in the enterprise and then, on the service provider, it's clearly with the end-to-end and the NGN network that we have, offering both, from the core all the way to the edge, has really been very successful with our customers and we've seen that improve now, for a number of quarters.
That's interesting. I mean not on the enterprise, specifically, because I know that last quarter, good enterprise business also helped boost your numbers, then, as well. What do you think is continuing that momentum because, going into earnings, I think there were a lot of people who expected to see a slowdown there but we actually seem to be seeing the reverse?
Calderoni: Well, you have to also look at some of the segments, within enterprise, that do it better than others.
So that's part of it and then it's, also, looking at the spending on the network in some of the areas and the products that we have. If you go back several quarters ago, spending was conservative there. We're seeing a little bit more balance for us in the spend with enterprise and it's one of those, we're not signaling anything going forward, we're just going to take each quarter as we see it and make sure that we factor it in and work it customer by customer.


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Iran Accuses U.S., Israel of Causing "Unwanted Slowness" on its Internet
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Iran struggles to defend its networks from external attackers even as it is swept with internal political unrest
Just months after leaks from inside the Obama administration or senior intelligence indicated that the
U.S. and Israel has plotted to install malware
on computers at nuclear-processing facilities in Iran in a
successful sabotage attempt
, Iran is sounding off with new claims of U.S. or Israeli malice. Iran said Wednesday in comments to reporters that on Tuesday its national internet infrastructure was targeted by large-scale data disruption, which it believes was the work of the U.S. or Israeli, its
traditional arch-rivals
I. A New Attack
Iran's secretary of the High Council of Cyberspace, Mehdi Akhavan Behabadi, as accusing, "Yesterday we had a heavy attack against the country's infrastructure and communications companies which has forced us to limit the Internet. Presently we have constant cyber attacks in the country."
"Yesterday an attack with a traffic of several gigabytes hit the Internet infrastructure, which caused an unwanted slowness in the country's Internet. All of these attacks have been organized. And they have in mind the country's nuclear, oil, and information networks."
Iran has accused the U.S. of another "cyber war" effort.
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The alleged attack comes at a period of high tensions between Iran's capital, Tehran, and the West. Both the U.S. and Israel have claimed to have intelligence indicating that Iran is seeking to develop short-range nuclear weapons, weapons which could pose a dire threat to the Israeli state. While the U.S. has stopped short of calling for a physical attack on Iran, Israeli has taken things a step further saying it will attack suspected Iranian nuclear facilities with or without the U.S. if Iran doesn't pledge to stop development.
Iran says it will defend itself if attacked and refuses to stop what it says is a "peaceful" uranium enrichment program.
II. The Threat From Within vs. the Threats From Outside
But the nation is also facing internal turmoil amidst a wave of revolutions in the Middle East. Iran's currency lost a third of its value against the dollar in just the last week, a staggering collapse that had citizens -- particularly those in the financial sectors -- protesting in the street. Iran's President, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, has ordered riot police to crack down on the protesters. This is the second time in only three years that riot police have clashed with citizen protesters; in 2009 citizens took to the streets claiming that the Iranian President had resorted to fraud in his successful reelection bid.
The recent protests, in part, have forced Iranian military and intelligence to step up their internet expertise. Iran has one of the world's most extensive nation-level filters, a firewall
analogous to China's
Sites like YouTube
or Facebook
have been banned
to try to prevent citizens from using them as channels to spread word of protests or other anti-government activities. Iran also bans some of these sites for refusing to obey Islamic law, which among other things forbid depictions of their Prophet Mohammed.
In recent weeks Iranian protesters have clashed with riot police, similar to the riots of 2009 (pictured).
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But that filtering also leaves Iran's infrastructure vulnerable to foreign attack, as it means traffic is being routed through certain central conduits. Indeed, while Iran's Revolutionary Guards claim the country is
prepared to wage "cyber war"
with Israel and the West, the recent allegations indicate that Iran's efforts to secure itself against internal dissent are crippling its ability to defend itself against external threats.
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The Times-News reports Lisa Dawn Holley's attorney said Monday he's concerned about her ability to understand court proceedings and the charges against her. Prosecutors agreed to the delay.
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U.S. Ambassador to Japan John Roos showed his appreciation to U.S. troops, who have participated in relief efforts in Japan. Ambassador Roos said, "Today we stand together, Japan and the United States, side by side, on the deck of the USS Ronald Reagan, as friends who over the last three and a half weeks, have worked together day and night to uplift this great country from the horrific devastation."
The Department of Defense is actively providing humanitarian assistance and disaster relief in support of Operation Tomodachi, which means "friends" in Japanese. Since Operation Tomodachi began, 7th Fleet forces have delivered more than 260 tons of relief supplies to earthquake/tsunami survivors and flown 160 aerial reconnaissance and search sorties. The U.S. Agency for International Development is coordinating the overall U.S. government efforts in support of the Japanese government's response to the earthquakes and subsequent tsunami. USAID's Disaster Assistance Response Team continues to engage at three levels to determine any possible humanitarian needs in Japan: nationally through Japan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs, locally at the prefecture level and in coordination with U.S. Forces-Japan, and through Japanese civil society organizations.
In a letter from President Obama to the Emperor of Japan, the President said: "The United States has put all available means of support at Japan's disposal, and countless American citizens and organizations have also reached out to help. I speak for all Americans in expressing admiration for the courage, strength, and determination with which the people of Japan are responding to this crisis. I have every confidence that Japan will rebound from this tragedy even stronger than before and set an example for other nations through your resilience. As the people of Japan recover and rebuild, the United States will stand steadfast by your side as a friend, partner, and ally."
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It is highly recommended that U.S. teams use the USAV data import from the start of your registration in AES. This will help to save time (not to mention avoid finger cramps) typically used to manually enter all participant's information.
Club Director/Administrator will have the two options to add member information into AES. One option is to manually enter member information, which will need to be verified by the USAV Import before entry. The second option, and most highly recommended for U.S. teams, is to import member information from Webpoint (USAV Registration Database) using the USAV Import function in AES.
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SUBJECT: Spring Cleaning for Computer Equipment
SUBJECT: Folic Acid Brochures and Baby Your Baby Keep Sake Books
SUBJECT: HemoCue wants to pick-up old analyzers.
- Spring is here and it's a good time to get rid of old computer equipment. If you have any WIC desktop or laptop computers, computer monitors or printers that you do not need, now is the time to act. If the piece of equipment has a WIC tag and a DHSS tag (see picture of tags in attachment), the state WIC office is responsible for its removal. We will do the paper work and DHSS staff will remove it. If the piece of equipment has a WIC tag and does not have a DHSS tag, notify us and we will send you a letter that contains instructions on how to properly dispose of it.
If you have equipment to remove (provide the WIC # of the piece of equipment) or have questions, contact Mark Davis at email@example.com or 1-800-392-8209.
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- The attached is an order form to be used ONLY for requesting folic acid brochures and Baby Your Baby Keepsake Books. Please fill out the form as needed and fax it to Leslie Seifert, Bureau of Genetics and Healthy Childhood, at 573-751-6185 or e-mail to email@example.com. After Leslie reviews your request, she will send your request to the warehouse. If you have any questions, please contact Takako Tagami at 1-800-392-8209 or e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Here's how RW members rated this race in the past (90 votes).
In short: COLD - good funIn full: Would have seriously struggled to find race HQ, but was tipped off about where to go beforehand by someone who had done it before. I really enjoyed the run - hills in the first four miles weren't too bad and the marshalls were top-notch all the way round. Another one to return to next year.Date of review: November 18, 2007
In short: Freezing cold, but very enjoyableIn full: A very enjoyable race and well marshalled, but the organisation beforehand (ie where to park, sign up) and refreshments after (water tank) were the poorest I've come across in my races this year. Also worried by lack of website information & no results from last year, so will this years be up?Once I had warmed up after 3 miles, probably my most enjoyable run of the year. Very miled undulations, nothing to burn the lungs. I will be back.Date of review: November 18, 2007
In short: cold enough to freeze the balls off a brass monkey this morningIn full: Guidance in all the right places, ergo no problems for the runners on the course who were able to warm up. Unlike the marshals who must have been frozen stiff throughout. On a milder day, it would have been much more pleasant.Date of review: November 18, 2007
In short: Nice enough road course. Not overly challenging, just a few smallish hills. Registration/Start needs better organisationIn full: Enjoyed it and got a 10 miler PB. Very windy conditions meant the organisers could not put up their marquee/tent. Consequently registration was out the back of a car. No issue with this but some signage to show where registration was would have been helpful. I got there mega-early so got a parking space but others had problems. The miserable gits that own The Rubbing House pub would not allow use of their car park nor would they host the registration team etc. I sincerely hope all the potential trade that we runners brought went elsewhere for refreshment and scoff after the race. That aside the marshalls were plentiful and very supportive. PLEASE put the results on-line.Date of review: November 18, 2007
In short: A testing 10 milerIn full: The race itself was great despite being hard work and not helped by the wind, with friendly marshals and officials.It is a shame that there is no headquarters as such or shelter from the conditions. I could find little information on the website about the event beforehand, no previous results and had to ask quite a few people where it started and finished when I had parked.Date of review: November 18, 2007
In short: Casual and small race with a few challenging hills bet miles 2 - 4. In full: Very laid back, almost more of a large gathering of training runners. nice loop with a few good hills.Date of review: November 18, 2007
In short: Lovely views, well organisedIn full: Despite the freezing, windly conditions, this was a great race. Very well organised, loads of friendly, encouraging marshalls. Nice course and not too many cars given most of it was on roads.Minor personal gripe - not meaning to be ungreatful but a medal would have been better than a pen. I know other runners who do loads of races have tons of medals but for us less frequent racers, we look forward to medals.Date of review: November 18, 2007
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Tangy Chicken Steak
- 2 tablespoons red wine vinegar
- 1/2 cup olive oil, plus 2 tablespoons
- 1 tablespoon Dijon mustard
- 1 teaspoons Italian seasoning
- 1 teaspoon paprika
- 1 teaspoon kosher salt
- 1 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
- 4 (6-ounces) boneless and skinless chicken cutlets
- 1 onion, diced
- 2 tablespoons minced garlic
- 2 tablespoons chopped chives
- 6 slices deli pepperoni
- 6 slices deli provolone
- 2 to 4 steak rolls, split and toasted
- 1/2 cup hot cherry pepper spread
In a small bowl, whisk together the vinegar, 1/2 cup of oil, the mustard, Italian seasoning, paprika, salt, and pepper. Rub the marinade liberally on each chicken cutlet. Arrange on a quarter sheet pan lined with parchment paper. Cover with plastic wrap and freeze for 30 minutes. Chicken will freeze slightly. Remove from the freezer and with a sharp knife, chip the slightly frozen meat as thin as possible.
In a large saute pan over medium-high heat, add 2 tablespoons of oil. Add the onions and cook until slightly browned, about 2 minutes. Add the garlic and the chipped chicken meat and cook until the chicken is cooked through, about 5 minutes. Stir in the chives. Overlap the pepperoni on top of the chicken and repeat with the cheese slices. Turn off the heat and allow the heat from the meat to melt the provolone.
With the help of a spatula scoop up the chicken with the cheese and put it on the split roll. Tuck some cherry pepper spread on the side of the roll. Wrap tightly in a square of parchment paper. Repeat with remaining rolls and filling.
Recipe courtesy of Aaron McCargo Jr.
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I was inspired by Ryan's recent Railscast on fragment caching, so I put a <% cache do %> around the calculations and user reviews, and of course I have to refresh the cache each time a user leaves a new review.
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ASSOCIATION EXECUTIVES COMMITTEERegency Room B, Hyatt Regency Hotel9:00 a.m. – 10:50 a.m.
PRESIDING: Edward Segal, RCE, CAE, Chairman, Marin AOR Linda Lang, RCE, CAE, Vice Chairman, Orange County AOR Paul Cardus, C.A.R. Executive Committee Representative, Silicon Valley AOR Otto Catrina, C.A.R. Committee Liaison, Bay East AOR
C.A.R. Staff Coordinator: Lottie Elam, CAE, Local Association Services Director
I. Call to Order & Introductions – Edward Segal, RCE, CAE, Chairman
II. AE Recognition – Edward Segal, RCE, CAE Chairman
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IV. Hawaii Association of REALTORS® Update – Nancy Donahue-Jones, Executive Vice President
V. RAF Update – Doug Covill, REALTOR® Action Fund, Chairman
VI. Remarks by C.A.R. President – Don Faught, President, California Association of REALTORS®
VII. AE Debriefing – Joel Singer, CEO, California Association of REALTORS®
VIII. C.A.R. Association Executives Committee Liaison Reports:
C.A.R. Executive Committee – Paul Cardus, Silicon Valley C.A.R. Strategic Planning & Finance – Rich D'Ascoli, RCE, Pacific Southwest AOR
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Introduction to Outdoor Leader Skills (IOLS) is the final course required for Scoutmaster and Assistant Scoutmasters of Boy Scout troops and Crew Advisors Assistant Crew Advisors of Venturing Crews with an outdoor focus to earn their "Trained" status. This course is an outdoor training experience designed to teach the skills it takes to be a First Class Scout. This training is usually done on a Friday night through Saturday night and is put on by the district training teams.
IOLS is a required course for all Scoutmasters and Assistant Scoutmasters to be rechartered with their Troop.
IOLS should be taken after Youth Protection Training and Position Specific Training.
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chris wrote:my guess...they say vinyl is the most pure sound you can get. so a mint condition vinyl album played on a high end turntable...with great speakers (not those plastic flip top all-in-one record players-with speakers I used as I kid) was as good as it ever got. but vinyl albums got scratchy. and when they were converted to cd, the transfer was poor. so they needed to be redone. since no one (practically) uses vinyl anymore...and vinyl albums are so rarely in condition...i'd say this is as good as you're going to get. and cd's don't scratch.
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