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The original post also asked about the difference in training. I train GSPs for foot hunting trials and retrieving trials for retrievers where we also compete. The main difference seems to be that with hunting a pointing dog you are relaying on the natural inbuilt traits of the dog being brought out by experience and some training/control. A lot of learning by doing - fun for both dog and hunter! Training retirevers seems to me to involve a lot more discipline, drills, etc that you read about here and are essential for training a retriever of any breed.
If you are in West Kentucky out at Kevil KY is West KY wildlife Management area. There are some folks training or running out there a lot of the time. Be a great place to train a good Setter. My first love has always been big running ,tail cracking Pointers but one of the best meat dogs I ever hunted with was a Lewellen. I judged out there last year and when airing my Labs got into a nice covey of birds, Go for it .......get the pup and enjoy it. :)
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And Pointers don't retrieve ducks
I have been involved in the different versatile breeds for 20+ yrs a good dog is a good dog and there are poop heads in every breed. A good pointing dog with some experience will hunt the plains out West at 400 yards and come back and hunt grouse and woodcock in the cover anywhere from 50-150 yards. Typically they will not take the obedience that you can put on a Lab without showing negative effects in style range, etc. They need to be independent enough to hunt too find birds without any direction from you as a handler and you can spot a pointing bred dog who has had heavy obedience from a mile away. The young Pudelpointer in the top photo will be running HRC stuff this coming spring/summer/fall.
I purchased a Llewellyn puppy primarily for hunting chukar but wound up hunting pheasant and California quail with her as well. I also helped train two other Llewellyns. They are fairly easy to train as they have a lot of natural talent but generally are not good retrievers and need to be force fetched. If you have not trained a pointer before, it would be wise to find a local trainer and do some volunteer work for that trainer and learn as you go. The dogs I trained were excellent in big country but also worked marshes well for roosters. I never had the dog break a point ; she was steady to the flush but trained to break on the shot; ie., I used her solely for hunting. My only complaint about the breed was the coat; it loved burs. I used a Delmar Smith video and one from Meisner of Pointing Dog...but they are pretty old now. I also used a local pro and that provided the best learning environment for me and the dog.


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Representatives of the Italian pharma group, including Professor Trevor Jones, Dr Marco Corsi and Dr Andreas Diedenhofen, accepted the prize and expressed satisfaction on behalf of the entire team for the achievement.
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GREEN BAY, Wis. - Maybe now DuJuan Harris will be more than the Green Bay Packers' starting running back in name only.
After missing virtually all of the offseason and the first 2 1/2 weeks of training camp because of a knee injury – one he would only describe as a "tweak" on Monday – Harris passed his physical and was activated from the physically unable to perform list, allowing him to take part in his first practice on Monday.
Despite the offseason addition of second-round pick Eddie Lacy and fourth-round pick Johnathan Franklin and solid starts to camp for veterans James Starks and Alex Green, coach Mike McCarthy still had Harris atop his running back depth chart – even before he practiced.
"If he believes in (me), I believe in myself also," Harris said. "I'm not going to let him down."
McCarthy said Harris' status was based on what he did after taking over as the starter late last season. After being signed to the practice squad Oct. 24 and promoted to the 53-man roster on Dec. 1, the 5-foot-8, 203-pound Harris carried 34 times for 157 yards and two touchdowns in the regular season, then added 28 carries for 100 yards and two more TDs in the playoffs. He also caught two passes for 17 yards in the regular season and seven passes for 64 yards in the playoffs.
"DuJuan Harris, the way we finished the season I would classify him as a starter on our football team," McCarthy said during his post-practice press briefing. "That doesn't mean he goes out and plays every down. (But) I have that confidence in him. It took us awhile to get him ready last year, but I thought he finished the season very strong."
The Packers were only in helmets and shorts Monday, so Harris took part in some team periods. But when they are in pads on Tuesday, McCarthy said Harris will likely be limited to individual drills and will be held out of 11-on-11 sessions.
"I'm very confident that sometime next week he'll be where he needs to be," McCarthy said.
That means Harris is unlikely to play Saturday night at St. Louis, although he has other ideas.
"Definitely," Harris replied when asked if he will play against the Rams. "Definitely."
Given what Harris accomplished last season, it's hard to bet against him.
Harris had been out of football and working at a Jacksonville car dealership when the Packers called and added him to the practice squad. So while the time he missed during the offseason and early in camp certainly didn't help him, it apparently hasn't hurt him in the eyes of his coaches. McCarthy said at the annual NFL Meetings that Harris would be given every chance to start, although that was before Lacy and Franklin were drafted.
Lacy missed his third straight practice and did not dress for the Packers' preseason-opening 17-0 loss to Arizona on Friday night, and McCarthy did not update Lacy's status Monday. Lacy was at practice Monday and stood and watched throughout, so the injury apparently isn't serious.
That's how Harris had spent the first 11 practices of camp. Harris wouldn't say what the injury was or when it happened, but he admitted he was getting anxious to return to action.
"I love my teammates. I've been missing them a lot since I've been gone, feeling a little lonely, now I'm glad to be back home," Harris said. "When you're away from something for so long, you kind of value it a more, so I've kind of learned that a little bit more.
"I was ready to get back, but I had to take my time. I didn't want to come back too soon."
Depending on how long Lacy is out, he may have returned at just the right time. The Packers running backs carried 26 times for 70 yards (a 2.7-yard average) against Arizona, with Starks (12 carries, 38 yards, 3.2-yard average) the most productive of the bunch. Green had seven carries for 16 yards and Franklin ran six times for 14 yards (each for a 2.3-yard average).
For his part, Harris said he isn't bothered by the increased competition and that he's focusing on himself first.
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1) why I need to control the high voltage??
2- I have 2 sources of electricity connected to the arduino : governmental and the generator (but I don't know how to connect them).I need when the governmental electricity goes off the higher 2 currents shown on the LCD goes off and keep the 3rd and after discussion turn the generator on and keep the 3rd device on, and in case the governmental electricity came give it the priority.
I want to measure current for each device and display current from the lcd ways:
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What easy option they give 250 million and by the time they made that back they are asking the city for even more money. The city has done alot for the dolphins including giving them the land to build the stadium on. If the owner states that in that 30 years he wont be hitting the city up for more money then Im all for it but we know that wont be case and there are much better places to spend that taxpayer money
It was what, 6 or 7 years ago that Huizenga dumped $250 million into patchwork. I remember he said he could envision the entire area blooming around the stadium. He called it Dolphin Town. He was no doubt envious of Patriots Place. Meanwhile, we have the dependable Race Trac gas station across the street, and not much else. Then a few years ago Mike Dee unveiled the plans for the water park. Oh, I'm sorry, the "state of the art water park."
The stadium has always delivered less than promised and this patchwork will be no different. I have to laugh every time someone proposes it will be like a premier facility, and keep us competitive for 30 years. It reminds me of Steve Jobs, when Mac OS 9 was unveiled. "It's like having a brand new computer." Now, I love Steve Jobs. My financial situation would be unimaginably different minus investment in Apple stock. But anybody who was paying a fleck of attention knew that OS 9 was a mere patchwork of 6, 7 and 8. All the Mac websites were buzzing with news of the planned transition, which became OS X. Once X came out, Jobs touted all the advances, and moved to phase out 9. Make no mistake, Stephen Ross would do the same thing. Along with Mike Dee. If Ross bought out Jerry Jones tomorrow and brought Dee with him, they'd be raving about playing in a true world class facility, away from the hindrances of an old patched facility. But since he's here, and ours, we're supposed to be suckers, and lack foresight. No thank you.
Ross knows better. That's the frustration. If he were a young owner and committed to football atop his plate I'm convinced he'd build a new venue. But approaching age 73 in a few months and with football a sidelight, he's doing it at the cheap and sloppy, and at our expense, in more ways than one. He's got his hands out, and he's merely sticking a roof and a few rows onto an otherwise lame structure. Thanks pal. I'm sure that will hold up to scrutiny a decade from now, once other lavish stadium are in place. Joe Robbie made mistakes in the blueprint but at least he took a bold course, and did it on his own. He was not much younger than Ross but the plans for a new stadium had been underway since his late '70s feuding with the city commissioners. Ross and Dee had no idea anything was wrong until Goodell tapped them on the shoulder three years ago. We're asked to blindly march along, and disregard the certainty that much of what they are saying now will go the way of Dolphin Town and water park hype of merely a handful of years ago.
Guys, it is a no brainer. We aren't paying for it! Tourists do. So who cares?
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Hiuzenga's upgrades cant even compare to this "patchwork" anyway. Huizenga brought us two HD scoreboards and new luxury suites and restaurants - neither of which added much to the gameday experience for the average fan. Ross is talking about bringing seats closer to the field, replacing the old seats in the entire stadium, adding a stadium canopy, and many other amenities. Its hardly patchwork. And besides, the alternative to upgrading the stadium is to do nothing - because there wont be a new stadium in Miami for a long time for obvious reasons. Better to opt for "patchwork" over nothing. At least it will get you to stop whining in every thread about how terrible the Dolphins are because they didn't build a new stadium right next door to your house with your own private entrance.


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If you combine 5V DC and 20V AC you will have an AC waveform with the 0V point at 5V. It basically just shifts the waveform up.
I have an input coming from a car. It goes from 0V to roughly 18V at max. I was hoping to build a simple voltage divider using about 500k and 2M (arduino seeing the voltage across the 500k which is about 3.7V at max which would be plenty for analog reading). But there is one problem. There is roughly 25V of AC riding on that DC and I don't know what frequency. All I have is a basic multimeter. What should I do? Should I block the AC or use a diode somehow or does the arduino have something built in that can help me with this?
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OK--I am sure you will have fun with that scrappy little star quilt. I don't take the time for little pieces unless it is pp'd...at least not at this point of my quilting. Maybe in the future.
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wlach totally boggles my mind. So is he saying that the oil companies are raising prices because they, out of the goodness of their hearts, suddenly decide they want to make people moderate their oil consumption in order to save the earth's climate?
berend is normally a raving wingnut, but he's right on the money when he says,
The drive-by media previously reported that one of the definitions of a geek was someone who couldn't get a girlfriend. Now a geek is someone with a stripper as girlfriend:
Preliminary results from the research show so-called computer geeks are becoming the new schoolyard bullies.
In related news, Jacqueline Passey says she's a geek because she watches cheesy TV shows. Geek geek geek!
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I figured this is as good a place as any other to repeat my call to submit spoof papers on global warming to the AEI. If you're a global warming researcher, or you know someone who is, or you know someone who knows someone who is, etc. etc., then do help spread the message!
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"A fellow writer asked me, 'Who is your villain?' And I realized that in the work I do, I don't have villainsI have issues. And that's exactly why women's fiction knows no limits," says author Robyn Carr. "I'm naturally drawn to strong, capable female characters, and when I begin a story I ask myself, 'What is she up against?' I try to write about issues that every woman faces at some point in her life, without ever losing sight of the basic sense of humor that helps us all through hard times."
The author of over twenty novels, Robyn reaches a wide audience with her writing. In addition to her touching novels, she's written historical romance, series romance and a gripping thriller. "This is the best job I'm ever going to get wearing my nightgown," she says of her writing career.
Originally from Minnesota, Robyn and her family have seen much of the country thanks to her husband, Jim, and his career in aviation. After the two high school sweethearts married, Jim joined the air force during the Vietnam War. They've lived in Texasall four cornersFlorida, California and Arizona.
The couple moved to Henderson, Nevada, so Jim could explore a new business opportunity. "At first, being a Great Plains girl at heart, I said, 'Oh, no, not another desert!' It didn't take me long to fall in love with the beauty of Nevadaand the unrivaled spectacle of nearby Las Vegas!"
Robyn well remembers how she began her career as an author over twenty-five years ago. "I was trained as a nurse, but found it impossible to get work because my husband was constantly being transferred. At the time I was reading a lot of genre fiction for the escapist fantasies and I thought to myself, 'I can write this!'"
And how was her first foray into the world of literature received? "It was universally panned. I thought I had written Gone with the Wind, but in actuality it was complete trash." In fact, it was on her third effort that Robyn finally succeeded in her efforts to become a published author.
Now that Robyn's two children are grownand finally out of the houseshe has the luxury of a little free time. "Until my kids grew up, I didn't realize that a person could have hobbies other than laundry," she jokes. But it turned out not to be hobbies that keep Robyn busy when she isn't writingshe found her niche in community service. She has mentored a seniors memoir-writing group, attends book club chats in and out of state whenever possible and is working with her local library on fundraising and visiting author events that bring writers, their books and the community together. And, since the library is in her focus, she sits on the Library Board of Trustees for the city. "It is the people in my life that fills the well," she says. "Especially the people that share my love for books and writing."


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A letter from the Chair of the IDF Diabetes Atlas Committee, 6th Edition
This 6th edition of the IDF Diabetes Atlas once again sets the standard for evidence on the global epidemiology of diabetes. The new estimates build on the groundwork laid by previous editions, and confirm the precipitous rise in diabetes over the last few years. An astounding 382 million people estimated to have diabetes, with dramatic increases seen in countries all over the world. The overwhelming burden of the disease continues to be shouldered by low- and middle-income countries, where four out of five people with diabetes are living. Socially and economically disadvantaged people in every country carry the greatest burden of diabetes and are often the most affected financially.
The new estimates show an increasing trend towards younger and younger people developing diabetes, a trend that is very worrisome for future generations. If current demographic patterns continue, more than 592 million people will be affected with diabetes within a generation. This figure takes into account changes only in the population and patterns of urbanisation, and is almost certainly an underestimate. Estimates of type 1 diabetes in young people also show unexplained and rapid increases in several regions along with the rise in type 2 diabetes in older populations.
The burden of diabetes is reflected not only in the increasing numbers of people with diabetes, but also in the growing number of premature deaths due to diabetes. In 2013, roughly half of all deaths due to diabetes in adults were in people under the age of 60, and in less-developed regions like sub-Saharan Africa, that proportion climbs to 75%. As life expectancy increases, while the infectious disease burden decreases, and development drives rapid changes in lifestyles, it is the developing regions that will see the greatest changes in the burden of diabetes.
For the first time, the IDF Diabetes Atlas has produced estimates of high blood glucose in pregnancy. This serious and underreported condition is affecting many women and infants – an estimated 21.4 million live births in 2013. Not only does diabetes pose a grave threat to the health of a mother and her child but evidence shows high blood glucose levels during pregnancy can lead to an increased risk of type 2 diabetes later in life for the child, further contributing to the already devastating epidemic.
More high-quality studies than ever before have contributed to the estimates in this edition of the IDF Diabetes Atlas. Nevertheless, more studies are needed to describe the burden of diabetes in order to improve the precision of the estimates, and contribute to an evidence base that is fundamental in driving powerful advocacy for people with diabetes.
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By Brad Locke/NEMS Daily Journal
Erica Bougard had trouble letting go of her first love – basketball – but track and field eventually stole her heart.
She excelled on the hardwood at Byhalia High School, averaging 13.9 points per game as a senior. But her best scholarship offers came in track and field, and so Bougard went to Mississippi State.
Now a sophomore, she's become one of the top athletes in the SEC, particularly in the heptathlon. It's a seven-event competition in which Bougard can utilize many of her natural strengths.
She'll be a favorite to win at the SEC Outdoor Track and Field Championships, which begin today in Columbia, Mo. Bougard will also compete in the triple jump and the 4×400-meter relay.
Bougard didn't participate in track and field until she was 16 years old. Her cousin, Sharon Cook, recruited her to join the Memphis Mustangs, an AAU squad. Cook founded the club.
Bougard went on to set an AAU national record in the heptathlon with a score of 5,270.
"I was doing well, I was winning medals, first-place medals. And I loved the feeling of winning, so I just kept going," Bougard said.
Total transformation
One coach who noticed her was MSU's Steve Dudley. Bougard was raw, but she has honed her mechanics and keeps improving in the events making up the heptathlon.
"From last year to this year, it's daylight and dark," Dudley said. "One event that she has totally, totally transformed herself in is the high jump. She's been a lot better in the high jump, which has been the difference."
Bougard set a personal record with a 6-foot high jump at the Texas Relays in late March, aiding her victory in the heptathlon. That qualified her for the NCAA championships.
Less than three weeks prior to the Texas win, she had captured the NCAA national pentathlon championship.
"She's ranked third in our conference right now, but I feel like she's kind of a gamer. She likes the big stage," Dudley said.
Something else has helped Bougard this year – a total devotion to track and field. She said she considered walking on to the MSU women's basketball team as a freshman, but she's come to realize how much track means to her.
"I think the light bulb came on and (she) said, you know, I could be pretty good at this," Dudley said. "And once her heart and mind switched to totally focusing on track and field and not worrying about the other any more, that's what transformed her. That's impressive to be able to do that.
"Some people can't do that. I've got some fifth-year seniors that are still living back there in their high school days."
bright future
High school was fun, but Bougard is having fun in college, too, and great things could be in store. Dudley called her an "international caliber athlete" with a bright future beyond college.
Basketball would not have offered that for Bougard. She said her best initial scholarship offer out of high school was to Northwest Mississippi Community College, and by the time other offers came along, she'd already committed to Mississippi State.
"If I would've gotten a better basketball scholarship, I probably would've picked it over track," she said. "But I'm actually glad I didn't."


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GRAND CHUTE, WI - Bryton Guckenberg hit a home run in the bottom of the 10th inning to give UW-Stevens Point a 6-5 win over Manchester in their opening game of the NCAA Division Three baseball World Series in Grand Chute Friday.
The Pointers trailed 5-0 going into the bottom of the eighth inning, but Jimmy Coady, Casey Barnes and Guckenberg drove in runs to make it 5-3.
In the bottom of the ninth, Stoughton's Sean Gerber tripled to drive in another run, then Coady hit a sacrifice fly to score Dan Douglas to tie the game at 5.
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First off I just want to say that this is a school assignment, so to keep this within the guidelines of this site I am not looking for a premade function or anything. Just some ideas.
This sounds like a simple problem but for some reason but I've never had to deal with it mostly because most of time I would just use std::vector in my projects. Though because this is a school assignment, for this one we are not allowed to use std::vector but must use an array.
Let's say I have an array and I want to delete index 4. I will need to fill in the gaps of the array by shifting all index's above 4 down. I know this is getting in the range of a dynamic array, though in this example their will always be a set number of elements in the array. I just need to move all elements down while the others just won't have anything in them but junk. It is said in the assignment that we can assume the user won't access elements past a certain amount or check for the junk values.
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I was thinking a recursive approach of moving one element at a time until we get to the end of the array.
Next would be a loop until you reach the end of the array (seems it would close to the recursive approach, except looping instead).
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Heartland Bank and Trust Company has assumed the deposits and assets of Citizens First National Bank from the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. Citizens First National Bank was closed at 5 p.m. Friday, Nov. 2 by the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, which appointed the FDIC receiver.
The bank has 20 offices throughout north central Illinois, including Newark, Plano, Sandwich and Somonauk. The branches reopened on Saturday, Nov. 3 as Heartland Bank.
"This is an opportunity for us to expand into this market, and carry on the community banking tradition in those communities. We think they will be good markets for Heartland Bank in the long run," said Fred Drake, chairman and CEO of Heartland Bank.
Customers can continue to use their checks and ATM/debit cards to access their funds as usual. Direct deposits and automatic payments will also continue as scheduled.
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Keep Your Spit To Yourself!
Tuberculosis was once thought to be on the path to extinction thanks to the development of new drugs. But no one told tuberculosis that, and now it's making a come back.
That Cough Is Worse News Than You Think
With dangerous strains of influenza being covered by the media, people are becoming more aware of the importance of cleanliness, and how to protect themselves from the flu. But did you know all the counter wipes and hand sanitizers in the world won't help you against some bacteria? Well, they won't.
- TB Or Not TB at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bhp0lFQimP4
- The Facts About Tuberculosis at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RnimbqBx0Y4
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before I left to go work yesterday evening and apparently my 5yo let her back out right before dark....
I got home about 3 hours after she would have been let out of the kennel and noticed her down the street a few blocks chasing another lab...She had to jump the fence because the gate was locked when I came back. So I called her back and she came back and then she took off again in the same direction. I followed her but could not see the other dog again. Upon inspection back at the house the top of her back had some damp areas where I assume were the other dogs slobber from either rough play or u know what...she has had 2 litters the last one was 2 summers ago. What are my options right away? Can she be given a morning after pill/shot or can she be spayed will in heat safely? I plan on calling the vet right away this morning...both times she had litters
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Nieky Holzken vs. Marc De Bonte Set for GLORY 16 Denver
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On May 3rd in Denver, Colorado the stage has been set for GLORY 16 Denver. We already know that it will feature a Heavyweight contender tournament on the card, now we also know that there will be a GLORY World Championship fight on the card as well. Nikey Holzken vs. Marc de Bonte is set for May 3rd according to Holzken. This fight was originally slated for GLORY 14 Zagreb but was pulled and replaced by the GLORY Lightweight Championship fight.
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Bill Cosby to speak at Marquette's commencement
Comedian to receive honorary degree
Bill Cosby is coming to Milwaukee to speak at Marquette University's spring commencement.
He will also receive an honorary doctor of letters degree during the ceremony May 19 at the BMO Harris Bradley Center.
Cosby has a strong commitment to education and believes knowledge helps lead to a rewarding life.
Cosby went back to college after he had achieved much of his success to obtain a master's degree and a doctorate degree in education.
In a news release, Marquette's president Rev. Scott Pilarz calls Cosby a pioneer in breaking down racial stereotypes in television.
Marquette will also award Sister Rosemary Connelly an honorary doctor of humane letters degree. She is executive director of Misericordia Heart of Mercy, a service organization in Rogers Park, Ill., that supports people with developmental disabilities.


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GLORY Expands with New Promotional Partners in New York
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New York has long been one of the hotbeds for Muay Thai and Kickboxing in the United States and GLORY Sports International has taken a keen focus on New York as one of its home bases for the coming years -- for a good reason. GLORY has held a number of events in New York already, including GLORY 9 and smaller Road 2 Glory events with local promoter Lou Neglia at at the helm, but it looks like now that GLORY has an abundance of options, tapping into some of the other top promoters in the area.
GLORY announced today that they have forged new partnerships with popular promotions Friday Night Fights and TaKe-On Promotions based out of New York. For those who regularly read the site or follow NYC's scene these names will be very familiar for you, as they are two of the biggest and most popular promotions in New York. This means that their roster of promoters in New York is now up to three, which could mean more events in the area in the upcoming months.
GLORY's next event in New York is GLORY 12 NYC, which goes down at the Theater at Madison Square Garden on November 23rd.


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Just an initial Diary entry, trying to get my head round
some quirks of the certification scheme. I spent an hour
yesterday trawling through the member list pulling out
anyone I knew, or whos work I knew of. My apologies if I
missed you, I was trying my best.
So why is it that I havent apparently been certified at
all, yet I know for a fact that at least 2 people have
certified me in the last 24 hours.
Looks like I have a lot to learn yet :)
UPDATE Well looks like I was not able to cert myself as an Observer, so I have upgraded to Apprentice. I'll leave it up to the rest of you to decide whether I am worthy of it.


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I am comparing the old sound fx Boba that was a KB exclusive back in the 90's and the new Boba OTC 12 figure. I have made some alterations to the new figure for my own taste. I popped off 12" Jango's head and put it on Boba and then cut out the bottom of Boba's helmet so it could be worn as a helmet. Then I fixed Boba so he could wear Jango's more colorful rocket pack that actually fires a missle and is made of hard plastic instead of the rubbery plastic the OTC rocket pack is made of. I gave Fett the wookie scalps from my Marmit Fett and the tools in his pouches as well. I even included the pistol and holster from the Marmit Fett. I like the Marmit fett for its accuracy BUT, don't buy it if you want an action figure because the plastic is just not meant for much poseing or handling. The OTC fett is much better for its overall durability and Movie accuracy even if its not exact for the price difference between $100 for the Marmit Fett and $30 for the Hasbro OTC Fett which can be posed and "played with if you choose" I would choose the OTC fett everytime.
The sound fx Boba is still horrible I know but compared to the first Fett he is a slight improvement. The OTC Fett is light years past those two.


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Hi--I am looking or a great breeder of chessie pups--anyone have recommedations? I need the real deal--a high octane chessie ALWAYS willing to retrieve in some on the worst water/weather conditions. Fetching over and over and over, fearless, stamina, willingness to break ice, lots of guts. Larger dog with heavy coat needed. I hunt ducks and geese in Nebraska. I hunt alot in all kinds of situations and locations--marshes and rivers.
I need a trainable chessie too-I understand the need to meet half way and negotiate with a chessie--I have owned them before. I had to put my last one down 3 years ago and he was AWESOME dog. The one I currently have is a great house dog put seems to lack desire to retrieve in difficult conditions. So I am planning for 2 dogs now.
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Spokane police reactivate crime tipline
SPOKANE, Wash. - It's now easier to give police a tip, while remaining anonymous. The Spokane Police Department re-activated a tip line Thursday because they need the community's help in calling in nuisance properties, gang violence, and overall crime.
In many cases, police wish they had more tips. More information on something that happened, or is about to happen.
On December 30, one man was killed in a gang-related shooting inside a house on North Wall.
"What happened here is absolutely unacceptable and this will not be tolerated in these neighborhoods," Spokane Police Officer Traci Douglas said.Spokane police tipline
Police said the tenants were a nuisance and attracted a violent crowd, so they were evicted. The neighbors who spoke with KXLY that night said they knew the people were a problem for months and police said they want those types of neighbors to call them.
To help in that effort they've reactivated a tipline and e-mail to make that easier. Officers just need your name and number to call back within 24 hours. Other than that, you'll be anonymous.
"It's just really encouraging those open lines of communication between the citizen and us," Spokane Police Officer Jennifer DeRuwe said.
Your information and cell phones pictures will help in investigations. Instead of taking months to build a case, you could help detectives make it weeks.
"If they reach out to us and give us just the little bits of information we need, that could be the final straw to shut a place down," DeRuwe said.
It's been successful in the past. On January 24, the SWAT team entered a drug house on North Seminole and arrested seven people. They attribute neighbors who wrote down license plate numbers and took pictures with helping in that case.
"Without the component of having the neighbors help me, and give me the information, we wouldn't be here today we can take it and move from there," Spokane Police Officer Paul Taylor said that night.
The phone number is 242-TIPS. They've also set up an e-mail account if that would be easier or if you have a picture to attach. That address is firstname.lastname@example.com.
Officers said this is not a way to report an emergency; for emergencies you're asked to still call 9-1-1.


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By Brandon Speck/NEMS Daily Journal
Daniel Threadgill had to pause and take a breath.
Threadgill, the 2013 Daily Journal Coach of the Year, led Kossuth to its first major sports championship in May, the Class 3A baseball title. Then he abruptly took a job on the other end of the state, down at Class 4A Vancleave. He left a young group that will be favored to win at least one more title.
"Yeah, it's tough," Threadgill said, then paused. "It is. I don't really think about the talent, as I do the guys. I know their goofiness and I know when they step between those lines, it's business.
"Everything else, life's too short."
The Hatley graduate and championship assistant at Nettleton earned his keep at Kossuth – back-to-back title trips. But no coach is immune to rumors or misunderstandings, on any level.
Threadgill says he wasn't forced out or asked to leave. He's convinced Vancleave is where he is supposed to be.
He pushed Vancleave – and other offers – away more than once and is making more than a baseball sacrifice.
Threadgill, wife Anna and kids Skylar, 6, and Easton, 5, are five hours away from parents and grandparents.
"I'm not a pastor, but I do think this is a calling. I don't know what that is. It may be a kid or family down there we can help," Threadgill said. "I felt that way here at Kossuth and know there are kids I helped, saw four of my players baptized."
The Aggies had already climbed for their fourth-year coach, nearly winning state with a bunch of seniors in 2012. Seven of those starters graduated and Threadgill still guided his crew back.
Tough, successful
Threadgill is a tough coach who gets his players' best effort. Through tough practices – some of the tougher drills he took from Nettleton championship coach Jerry Pitts – and risk-taking moves, he has become one of the state's top young coaches.
He moved infielders to the outfield early this season and even stole home in the title series against Sumrall.
"It was supposed to be a rebuilding year, to propel these younger guys. I still wake up at night and wonder if it really happened or not," he said.
Threadgill gives a lot of credit to a group of unselfish upperclassmen – and also to his assistant coaches, who had to coach the final 13 innings of the North championship finale after he got tossed for arguing a call.
It's the end at Kossuth, but a beginning on the coast.
"Vancleave really opened some doors and we felt like it was God's will," Threadgill said.


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A musician from the shores of Lake Superior sings a haunting melody that speaks to the spaces between your cells.
What has your grandest adventure been? Between adventure and safety lies a world of possibility. Courtney Martin's case for gutsy endeavors, big and small.
We often talk about breaking bread around the dinner table, but what about baking bread in community. A young woman shares her encounter with making challah, reconnecting to tradition through intimacy, and reimagining ritual in a secular age.
Presidential politics and front-running candidates are prompting some Americans to ask the question, "Where would I move to?" Omid Safi prompts another kind of reckoning — of an America yet that has yet to be.
An encouragement from our house sage to see what others don't and not be afraid to show others that vision.
What happens when we go too far in pushing against the "other" — whether in asserting our identity or in protecting ourselves from danger? Reminders that we must also open ourselves to the vulnerability of acknowledging our dignified differences and common ground.
Our names are rife with meaning, stories we claim and others we discard. Listen to this group of "audio selfies," including one with Parker Palmer, exploring how our identity is formed by the names we're given, the ones we take, and the ones we long for but never quite materialize.
Our sense of connection to each other can feel lost, but support and goodwill come to the fore when we need it most. Returning from a mournful period of loss, our executive editor shares his wonder at the spaces in our lives where the warmth of kinship and community still shine through.
In the waiting room of a doctor's office, the dramas of life and death play out quietly. A reflection on the power of paying attention to the stranger, and to the burdens we all carry.
The lingering pain of a traumatic history can create a sense of helplessness. But, reflecting on her family's suffering during the Holocaust, Sharon Salzberg realizes our redemptive agency in forming the path we take forward.
"Why did you stay?" A brave woman recounts her own encounter with domestic abuse and unravels the complexity of human relationships — of love and loss, of violence and tenderness, of the vicious cycles we sometimes can't extract ourselves from.
A mentor-mentee relationship, like any good one, requires commitment, openness, and honesty. Courtney Martin gives counsel on building relationships of mutual joy and learning with those in our lives whom we admire.
The spiritual life of Black Lives Matter activists is rarely covered. An illuminating profile of Patrisse Cullors on the spiritual work of social change and "her dedication to radical healing, spiritual practice and self-care."
Challenged by Donald Trump's recent fear-mongering, Omid Safi asks us to look deeply into our history and ourselves and find the courage to save our democratic experiment.
To love life in its fullness is the key to wise living. Parker Palmer with a poem on transforming suffering and restoring life.
Lives are so well-planned that we tend to focus on the destination. But what if we thought in terms of trajectory? A nuanced perspective on learning to see your grown-up children as independent adults who thrive and persevere.
What gets lost when we erect a fortress around our children? A mother glimpses the beauty of trusting strangers around her daughter, and discovers the risk of losing the village to our own fears.
Trauma can be a rigid dictator of the course of a life, often giving rise to paths of destruction and illness. Dr. Robert Ross on why these cycles exist, and on our responsibility as members of the community to heal the broken spaces in the structures we live in.
The love that siblings share is complex, and something that perhaps only they can understand. Jane Gross with a note of appreciation, frustration, perplexity, and profound love for her little brother — and the wayward path they've walked together.
The busyness of modern life is ubiquitous. A Karachiite shares memories of her city and Catholic schooling and counters the archaic view that others take of the beloved city she calls home.
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The big stage of TED can provide a platform for dreaming big, talking big, and a big ego. As our columnist prepares to present at TED2016, she looks to Pema Chödrön and the bigness of her own ideas to make a difference through the massive platform.
Reminding ourselves to breathe is simple enough, but the act of slowing down and bringing our awareness inward can be difficult. Omid Safi with a reminder that the ritual of respiration can be the place where presence of spirit begins.
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IFSA Butler - Heredia Budget
Posted on June 18, 2013
IFSA Butler- Heredia
Fall/Spring Semesters 2013-2014
The fees, charges, and expenses shown are estimates provided by the IFSA Butler program and are based on current information.
Program Costs to be paid to Wheaton College:
- Wheaton Tuition
- Wheaton Housing
- Wheaton Board
Students are not charged the technology, laundry, or the student activities fee while on a study abroad program. Fees will be billed to students on their regular Wheaton College student account during regular billing cycles (July for Fall semester & December for Spring semester).
Wheaton Confirmation Fee:
All students accepted to a study abroad program will be assessed a $500 non-refundable confirmation fee at the time of final confirmation of study abroad participation.
Program Includes
- Tuition & Fees
- Room and board with host families (3 meals/day)
- Various program excursions
- Round-trip airfare on group flight from Boston or New York to San Jose
Other Expenses per semester: Students are responsible for the following additional expenses. These are estimates and may change depending on exchange rates, lifestyle, and other factors.
Passport Fees (first time U.S. applicant)
Student Visa
Refundable Housing Damage Deposit
Books & Academic Supplies (estimated)
Local Transportation (estimated)
Personal Expenses
$1,575+ (variable expense per lifestyle)
Students are responsible for housing and board costs incurred during any scheduled university breaks during or between Semesters.
Program details are subject to change at the discretion of the Center for Global Education.


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La Crosse Technology Wireless Temperature Station
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Evaluates and tracks indoor/outdoor temperatures
Easy-to-read LCD screen displays temp and time
Equipped for wall mounting or free standing
Operates on 2 AA & 2 AAA batteries (not included)
The La Crosse Technology Wireless Temperature Station evaluates current indoor and outdoor temperatures (from -39.8 to +139.8°F) and compares them with recent minimum and maximum historical readings. The easy-to read LCD screen relays time, current indoor/outdoor temperatures (with min/max readings), a PM notification, and 2 low battery icons to indicate the need to change either the receiver or remote sensor batteries. Temperatures are given in Fahrenheit to the tenth of a degree. 915 MHz frequency provides updates every 30 seconds. Time and temperature recordings can be reset using the two function buttons.
Features a black plastic frame equipped with a hanging hole for wall mounting as well as a detachable stand for upright tabletop. The provided TX40U-IT remote transmitter sends outdoor temperatures from up to 200' away. Performs best when installed out of direct rain or sunlight with the provided mounting bracket. Operates on 2 AA and 2 AAA batteries (not included). Battery Life: 24 months. Temperature Station Receiver Dimensions: 3-1/6"W x 1-1/6"D x 5"H. Sensor Dimensions: 1-1/4"W x 1/2"D x 3-2/5"H.


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Thakkar, a graduating senior, kicks the ball against a concrete planter, on Harvard campus. "So right now you need about 15 minutes of kicking the ball that allows us to use a single LED- it'll be lit for 3 hours." A FIFA sanctioned 90 minute game could generate close to 12 hours of light.
After some light charge-inducing, Thakkar handles the ball to find sOccket's socket, a small dc jack in the middle of one of the panels. She plugs in a wire connected to an LED bulb and, "Voila! You can see the light." Its soft glow is made modest by the daylight but Thakkar assures, "when its pitch dark its amazing how a single LED can make such a big difference."
Poor places that lack access to electricity is where sOccket hopes to make the biggest difference. The UN Development Program estimates that nearly 80 percent of the Third World- the 50 poorest nations- have no access to electricity. And in those places people rely on unsustainable, unhealthy energy sources. Among the most harmful and prevalent is kerosene. Thakkar, who studies public health, says, "kerosene lamps cause fumes that are one of the biggest causes of morbidity and mortality in developing countries." The environmental impact of kerosene is severe as well- the yearly carbon dioxide emissions from all those lamps around the world equals the emissions from about 38 million cars.
To give shape to their idea, the Harvard team passed their ball off to a design firm. And this past summer, the sOccket team took their prototype to Nigeria, Liberia and South Africa, to test it where the need for clean electricity and love of soccer was the highest. The home of the 2010 world cup gave the sOccket inventors a great opportunity to see how their ball fared on some well-tread, no frills fields.
An early sOccket prototype undergoes a battery of tests in KwaZulu Natal, South Africa. (Photo WhizzKids United)
The young women worked with Marcus McGilvray, founder of the South African based WhizzKids United. He runs an HIV care and prevention organization that uses soccer to reach at-risk kids. McGilvray had first met one of the Harvard inventors a year earlier and introduced her to his crack team of product testers; "these children- they make footballs out of carrier bags so they are always excited when you bring a football out to them and then, of course this football generated a lot of interest." The ball was well received but he said the mechanics needed improvement; "What the soccket team realized from the trials was that they were going to have to work on the connection inside."
The sOccketeers took these suggestions and Thakkar says they're working on it, "This is still our prototype, 2.0 and we hope that we will reduce weight, increase durability, increase the capture of electricity and make it a better product." The inventors hope to have a for-sale version of the ball on shelves next summer. Proceeds from American sales would support a buy one- give one model, so groups like Whizzkids in South Africa could start including the balls into their own programs teaching soccer and life skills.
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Title: Street Scene At 1500 Block of Jackson
Description: Looking south from the east side of the 1500 block of Jackson.
Date: July 1922
Photographer: Photoview Company
Item Type: Photograph, b/w, 8 x 10 in.
Collection: Willis Castle Memorial Photograph Collection (P6)
See finding aid: http://localhistory.kclibrary.org/u?/Local,36827
Location: P6, Box 2, Folder 48, Street Scenes, Number 20
Local Subject: Street Scenes--1920-1940; Jackson Avenue; 15th Street
Digital Format: JPEG
Barcode: 10009547
Repository: Missouri Valley Special Collections, Kansas City Public Library, Kansas City, Missouri
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Welma Mills
Welma Mills, age 99 of Viroqua, died Tuesday, April 30, 2013 at the Bethel Home in Viroqua. She was born on July 24, 1913 to Will and Ida (Mickelson) Anderson. She graduated from the Vernon Co. Normal School in 1932 with a teaching degree. She taught at Evening Star School until her marriage on June 10, 1942 to J. Robert Mills. Welma continued to teach and Robert farmed for many years. She was a member of English Ev. Lutheran Church in Viroqua.
She is survived by her sister-in-law, Evelyn Mills of Viroqua; nieces and nephews: William (Sandra) Anderson, Ioma Anderson, Cal (Pat) Anderson, Dean (Janet) Anderson, Bonnie Quackenbush, Janice Appleman, Tom (Kathy) Richardson, Iris Richardson, Beverly Rogan, Keith Mills, Ronnie Mills, Elaine Bolstad, Audrey Luthala, Arden Mills, and Betty Starck; many great nieces and nephews and other relatives.
In addition to her parents and husband, she was preceded in death by her siblings: Victor, Nolen, Arlo, Leland, and Alice; nephews: Verlyn Anderson, Larry Mills, and Dale Patterson; great niece Judy Olson; great-great nephew, Jake Nundahl.
Funeral services will be held on Friday, May 3, 2013 at 1:00 p.m. at English Ev. Lutheran Church in Viroqua. Pastor John C. Berg will officiate with burial in the Viroqua Cemetery. Friends may call on Thursday from 4 to 6 p.m. at the Vosseteig-Larson Funeral Home, 123 W. Decker St. in Viroqua and at the church on Friday after 12:00 noon.
In lieu of flowers or plants, memorials may be directed to the Viroqua English Lutheran School.
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Moms, you work hard and deserve to be recognized. So to honor you, several restaurants and retailers are offering freebies and special deals on and around Mother's Day, May 12.
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Fleming's Prime Steakhouse & Wine Bar will give mothers who eat at its locations on Mother's Day a $25 gift card for a future visit. See www.flemingssteakhouse.com for locations. The gift card must be redeemed by June 15.
Red Lobster is holding a daily sweepstakes in honor of moms. Each day in May through Mother's Day a winner will receive a $50 Red Lobster gift card plus a $100 gift card good for spa treatments, chocolates or flowers. To register go to the Red Lobster Facebook page and follow the instructions to enter the daily drawing.
(See more: Worst Mother's Day gifts this year)
McCormick & Schmick's is giving moms complimentary truffles with brunch or dinner on Mother's Day.
O'Charley's will offer a free slice of pie on May 12 to all mothers who dine in one of its 213 restaurants in 17 states (locations available at www.ocharleys.com/locations/).
Redbox is offering a free one-day rental when you buy an egift card for Mother's Day. You'll be sent a code on May 13 that you can use for a free rental -- and, if you're generous, you can pass the code along to your mom as a bonus gift.
free breakfast plate and cup of coffee on Mother's Day. The offer is valid on May 12 from store opening until 11 am at the Restaurant & Café.
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Universal Fit
SOUL by Ludacris SL49 Ultra Dynamic In-Ear Headphones (Silver)
" This can be said as a uncut ruby, why? Because it needs a lot of tempering. First time I used it, the human voice in my music was muffled by the background track itself but it wasn't to the point where you can't actually hear the lyrics itself (unlike monster beats). Though it didn't sound amazing at first, I gave it a try, mainly because it was on a discount; if it were at its..." --Miniclap1
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The SL99 provides a superior quality, full-range listening experience in a state-of-the-art, in-ear design. On the road or at work on your iPad, the SL99 is expertly built to complement any lifestyle.
PlayaZ N1
If the Playaz N1 were designed with reasonable amount of bass and they could be the steal of the century. In reality I can recommend them for EQ-friendly folks only - stay away if your source does not have a good, user customizable EQ.


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Harmon Kardon NI In-Ear Earphones
On of two pairs of In-Ear earphones introduced at Apple's WWDC.
TDK EB750 Headphones
" These IEMs have an MRSP of $40. For that price they are not worth it. However, in many discount places, especially in Canada, you may find these @ $15 or less. If you find them for this price, grab them. I personally paid $10. Sound is great for the price. They look very rugged and feel solid, I believe they are made from aluminum. The cord is also tangle free and feels very nice...." --thug behram
Harmon Kardon AE In-Ear Earphones
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Dr. Ross Haywood with Hatch Ltd., Australia has been an early user of the new release. "I found the new release to be absolutely first-rate," Haywood said. "The ability to use all of the models together makes it possible to apply CFX-5 to a much wider range of applications. That's significant, because CFX-5 has long been unique in its ability to solve larger and more complex problems than the other codes that I am familiar with. I am extremely pleased at the rate at which this code has been improving."
Major enhancements have been added to multiphase and free surface capabilities. The number of phases in a multiphase analysis is now unlimited, so that fluidized beds and particle separators with multiple particle sizes can be simulated with ease. The free surface flow model has been expanded to include a bulk energy equation, low speed variable density, fluid-specific additional variables and fluid-specific multicomponent fluids. These capabilities extend the applicability of free surface models to include, for example, mold filling and contaminant dispersion. A surface tension model is now available which allows the engineer to predict flows accurately in capillary tubes and the coalescence of liquid droplets.
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Numerical models in The Dalles tailrace are being used to support efforts to reduce fish mortality associated with fish passaging of the hydroelectric project. At The Dalles, several locations have been proposed for a high flow outfall that would move fish around the dam rather than through the turbines or over the spillway.
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One of the oldest and finest establishments of its kind in India, the Indian Institute of Science (IISc) has grown into a premier center of research and advanced instruction. Its Combustion Gasification and Propulsion Laboratory works mostly on fundamental research in combustion and its applications in industry.
A recent research project focused on investigating the effects of flow recirculation on the efficiency of a gas furnace, the goal being to optimize the position of the fuel nozzles. CFD simulations were conducted in parallel with experimental work on a typical preheated-air furnace.
The user interface has also been significantly enhanced to further improve useability.
Add the rapid performance-screening "Plus" module, CFX-BladeGenPlus, and harness the power to readily obtain 3D viscous solutions with a level of effort equivalent to streamline curvature approaches.
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CFD has become an important design tool in nearly every industrial field because it provides values for fluid velocity, fluid temperature, fluid pressure and species concentrations throughout a flow domain. But CFD analysis to date has been limited by post-processors that provide results relative to a fixed user position that discourage discovery. Virtual Vantage software harnesses the power of virtual reality to convert the flow domain into a computer-generated world that the user can immerse himself or herself within in order to bring their fullest potential of human thought and skill to bear on the problem.
Engine cooling simulation has been done for several years with 1D tools being used to determine pressure losses and flow rates in cooling circuits. The more complex flow patterns in cylinder head and jacket are simulated with full 3D CFD to determine convective heat transfer coefficients.
BMW simulates the vehicle's coolant flow with FLOWMASTER2, which enables a one-dimensional description of the whole system. Flow in the engine coolant jacket, which is much less predictable, is described three-dimensionally by the CFD programme
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East Sumbanese people
Kanatang domain, Sumba, Indonesia
Ceremonial ear pendant and sacred heirloom
19th century or earlier
gold alloy
10.2 (h) x 9.6 (w) x 1.4 (d) cm
Purchased 1984
National Gallery of Australia, Canberra
In one object, mamuli pendants encapsulate the combination of male and female elements crucial to ritual endeavours. Their omega shape makes explicit reference to female genitalia while the figures on either side are distinctly male in form and activity. Although mamuli are a male item in bridewealth exchanges, some of the largest gold mamuli with movable warrior and monkey figures at the base are viewed as the essence of the ruling lineage and its power, and are not intended to leave the noble house.


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Martha Stewart Living Solutions Country Shelf
# 10378
Product Description
The intricate detailing on this shelf makes it all the more special. Combine its good looks with its versatility to create a space-savvy piece ideal for an entryway, mudroom or anywhere else in your home. Place multiples along your wall for a complete display unit.
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Yet another milestone in the development of professional software solutions for audio production, broadcasting and mastering. The new Sequoia 13 offers everything that our demanding users need and more!
The current generation of Sequoia sets new standards in the high definition DAW market and provides maximum flexibility, performance and efficiency.
New Feature Highlights:
- Comprehensive loudness functions based on EBU R128
- Major improvements to the Spectral Cleaning function
- Free plug-in routing
- Realtime AAC/MP3 audition plug-in
- Production: Create massive studio projects and complex Surround Sound mixes
- Restoration: Remove noise using professional algorithms
- Post Production: Integrate images or video footage and export video files
- Mastering: Finish off projects in the highest possible quality and produce according to the most current industry standards


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The deal
- 1 cake for $25 instead of $70
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Baker's Heart
Specialty cakes are par for the course at Baker's Heart, where imagination is the brand brought to life in sweet stacks of pastries and baked goods. Under the skilled ministrations of a baker's fingers, popular personalities such as Despicable Me's Minions and Pocoyo are transformed into edible accessories while complicated structures like Cinderella's Castle are brought down to scale models of sugar and frosting, tailored with whatever details the customer prefers. Those who want their cakes bursting with colour and topped with their favourite characters can find the bakery along Tampines Street 91.
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