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England international Laura has joined from Birmingham City after an eight-year spell with the Blues. The 25-year old will help bolster the defence but can also play in midfield.
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"As New York's premier superhighway, it is our responsibility to ensure that our customers have the safest possible experience," said Thruway Authority Chairman Howard P. Milstein in a statement. "Driving under the influence is one of the primary dangers facing motorists nationwide and all efforts must be made to prevent this perilous behavior. On behalf of the Thruway, I thank MADD for developing such a worthwhile campaign and their vigilance in helping keep our roads safe."
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"The New York State Thruway is widely regarded as one of America's safest highways, and last year being the safest year in our nearly six-decade history," said Thruway Authority Executive Director Thomas J. Madison. "We are proud to partner with MADD for this annual campaign to encourage drivers everywhere to keep themselves and other motorists safe by not drinking and driving."
"The New York State Police are committed to making our roads safe for all motorists. We are proud supporters of MADD and the annual anti-DWI initiative," said New York State Police Superintendent Joseph D'Amico. "This campaign is about making the right choice not only during the holiday season, but year round. Any way we can raise awareness to the dangers of drinking and driving will help make more people think twice before engaging in this dangerous and often deadly behavior. Together with MADD and our partners at the Thruway Authority, we hope all motorists travel safely this holiday season."
"To honor lives lost and those injured as a result of impaired driving, we should do all that we can to save other families from enduring this pain," said Michele Fonda, MADD spokeswoman. "MADD is pleased to have the continued support of the Thruway Authority and recommends planning ahead for a safe way home – designating a non-drinking driver before drinking begins, hosting parties responsibly, and providing alternate transportation or accommodations for those who have been drinking."
The foot-long red ribbons, a symbol chosen by MADD in 1986, are meant to be displayed on motorist' vehicles to raise public awareness of the dangers of impaired driving and encourage all to take the pledge to drive safe, sober, and buckled up.
The red ribbon campaign is MADD's longest running and most visible public awareness project. In addition to participating in the ribbon handout, the Thruway Authority will be posting MADD's reminder to "Drive Safely, Stay Sober" on message boards throughout the Thruway system from Friday, December 27 to Thursday, January 2, 2014.
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I'm currently studying a CELTA and need some help with a lesson I'm teaching on Monday. I was wondering if some could help me with the following:
These questions are from "Cutting Edge: Upper Intermediate (p.36)".
In these dialogues, the students need to choose the best verb form and answer why. Choosing the best verb form is simple enough but can anybody help me as to why they're the best verb form to use?(Number 3 is causing me most problems) Any concept-checking questions or timelines to clarify will be much appreciated.
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Las Vegas, Nev. -- The 11th-ranked Tennessee men's swimming and diving team continued with its tough winter training regimen Sunday evening while competing in Las Vegas at the 19th annual UNLV Winter Invitational at the Buchanan Natatorium.
Senior Phillip Jones led the way for the Vols with a win on the 3-meter board. Freshman Ryan Rincon finished second while earning a NCAA qualifying standard.
"I'm obviously pleased with Phillip's showing," UT diving coach Dave Parrington said. "I am very excited with Ryan's performance which earned him a NCAA qualifying standard. This takes a significant amount of pressure off of him."
Junior Tyler Gustafson had the best effort for the Vols in the pool with a second-place finish in the 200-yard freestyle in 1:40.21.
Sophomore Andrew Engle finished sixth in the 100-yard butterfly with teammate Travis Wright following in seventh in 50.56.
Brad Boswell led the Vols in the 100-yard backstroke with a sixth-place finish in the A-final in 51.99. Senior Josh Fulton finished ninth in 51.66 in the B-final followed by Engle in 10th in 51.99.
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The Canisius volleyball team opened the 2013 season with a four-set loss to Eastern Michigan and a three-set loss to NC State on the first day of the Golden Griffin Invitational at the Koessler Athletic Center on Friday afternoon. The Golden Griffins lost 26-24, 25-27, 25-22, 25-19 to Eastern Michigan and then lost 25-15, 25-20, 25-21 to NC State.
"I was really proud of the way we battled today against two quality opponents," Canisius coach Cathy Hummel said. "We are learning the importance of how just a couple of passes in each set can really influence the outcome of the match."
Eastern Michigan 3, Canisius 1
The Griffs led for the majority of the first set, going up 12-7 after a kill from freshman Katlyn Tyler. The Eagles chipped away at the lead and got within two at 18-16, but the Griffs opened up a 22-17 lead after a block from senior Roxanne Hernandez and sophomore Rachel Kline. The Eagles would use a 7-1 run to take their first lead of the match at 24-23. Canisius staved off the first set point on a kill from Kline, but Eastern Michigan won the last two points to take the opening set.
Canisius also led for the majority of the second set, going up 19-12 after an error by Eastern Michigan. The Eagles would use a six-point run later in the set to go up 24-21, but Canisius didn't go away quietly. The Griffs fought off three set points, including back-to-back kills from Tyler, and went up 25-24. After Eastern Michigan knotted the score at 25-25, another kill from Tyler and an error by the Eagles evened the match at one set apiece.
Eastern Michigan went up 16-12 in the third set, and the Griffs chipped away at the lead but could never get closer than one point at 20-19. The Eagles re-established control with three straight points and went on to take a 2-1 lead in the match. The Eagles took control of the fourth set with a six-point run to go up 15-9 and eventually led 23-14. The late five-point rally by the Griffs made it 23-19, but Eastern Michigan won the last two points to close out the match.
Tyler led the Griffs with 15 kills and also had 14 digs. Junior Emily Litwin posted a career-high 33 digs while both setters — senior Sydney Palka (20 assists and 11 digs) and sophomore Grace Streicher (20 asssists and 13 digs) had double-doubles. Senior Emily Elek ahd 10 kills and four blocks while Hernandez also had four blocks.
NC State 3, Canisius 0
The Wolfpack scored six straight points midway through the first set to build a 15-9 lead and went on to take the first set easily. NC State jumped out to a 11-2 lead in the second set but Canisius made it 13-12 after a kill from sophomore Lauren Siebert. The Griffs could never even the score, as NC State closed the set on a 4-1 run to go up 2-0 in the match.
In the third set, the Griffs held an early 8-6 lead after a kill from Tyler, but NC State scored five straight points to take a lead it wouldn't relinquish. The Griffs evened the score at 18-18 after an attack error by the Wolfpack, but NC State would go on to win seven of the final 10 points to sweep the match.
Canisius returns to the court for two matches on Saturday. The Golden Griffins host Hartford at noon and Cleveland State at 6 p.m.
Notes: The Griffs had three players with a double-double for the first time since Sept. 25, 2008, against UMKC… Canisius and NC State met for the second time while Canisius and Eastern Michigan played for the third time… The 15 kills by Tyler are the most by a Golden Griffin freshman in a season opener in the last 12 seasons... Sophomore Jordan Tylec had three service aces against Eastern Michigan after posting four during her freshman season.


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Here's what OP installed when you didn't even own a car.
Ignore the yellow wire in the left pic; that's a VW repair wire for sticking into the Euro switch. Why do I have one? Because I'll be installing these soon
Anyway, what installed was aluminum door pins, OEM Gold Optic trim, neon lighting, and a pair of blue LEDs for the alarm lights. I got the door pins from someone on the classifieds (I forgot who -- sorry!), the trim kit from PGPerformance (kudos for the great packing job they did -- the stuff came individually wrapped, bundled in bubblewrap, padded with foam, and packed with styrofoam peanuts and newspaper!), the neon from streetglow.com, and the alarm LEDs from BoneKrusher.
The tools I used: t20 torx driver, 13mm socket wrench, phillips and flathead screwdrivers, pliers, scissors, electrical tape, 3M mounting tape, assorted wiring (22 gauge should do it), soldering iron, relay, and a Bentley manual.
The steps I took
Disconnect the battery, just to be safe. I started on the rear door handle trim to warm up. Just pry them off with a screwdriver wrapped in a rag
Pull the clips off the old handle and pop them back into place
Then pop the new handle on:
Now things get messy. To install the blue alarm LEDs, the front door panels need to come off. For the passenger side, you just remove the door handle as described earlier, then unscrew the two big phillips screws in recessed in the handle. Then 3 torx screws along the bottom edge, and 1 phillips screw on the forward edge near the tweeter. Then pop the panel off starting at the bottom, pull upwards when you get to the top, and unclip all the wires and lock cables connecting the door to the panel. It's kinda scary if you haven't done it before, but once you have, it's a piece of cake really
The driver's side is a tiny bit different. Remove the door handle retaining piece with a small screwdriver:
Pull up on it to release it from the clips, then disconnect the wiring harness. Remove the 3 large phillips screws, then follow the same steps above to get the panel off. The module with all the buttons needs to be relocated from the old door handle to the new one (unscrew from the old, screw to the new):
Pop the old alarm lights off with a small screwdriver, and install the new ones
To run the wiring for the passenger side alarm light, and to install the trim kit and neon, all the trim under the dash needs to come out. Start at the driver's side and pop off the panel containing the fuse panel door (open the fuse panel, grab the outside edge, and yank):
Remove all the torx screws you can see under the steering wheel, then pop off the left panel. Remove the torx screw hidden by that panel, then remove the left panel:
This frees up the bottom panel, which can be removed:
It's important to remember where everything is clipped in, the order in which they are removed, and where all the screws go. Also, the torx screws in the door panels look similar to the torx screws in the dash trim, but they are different, so keep them separated. Moving on... remove the rear ashtray by popping the side covers off and unclipping it from the base trim:
Remove the armrest by popping off the side over on the driver's side, then removing the bolt with a 13mm socket wrench. Then remove the two torx screws under where the ashtray was
Where the center trim connects to the console trim are two round covers. Remove them and the torx screws underneath. Pull the handbrake up as far as it will go, move both front seats back, and put the car in 1st or 3rd gear. Tilt rear of the center trim up, slide it back, tilt back to level, then slide it up and forward over the handbrake
Now for the center console trim. Remove the shift boot by pressing forward on the near edge, and pulling up. The knob doesn't have to come off, but it makes it easier (cut the brass ring holding the knob in and replace it with a small hose clamp when you re-install later). Take out the red ashtray dish and remove the screw under it. Slide the astray forward into the console.
Remove all the torx screws around the center console. Tilt the near end up, then wiggle it out and over the shifter.
Disconnect the ashtray from the wiring harness.
Remove this screw so that the glove box can come off later (lower right corner of the radio rack):
Take off the passenger side panel (same as the driver's side fuse panel cover):
Remove all the torx screws on the bottom of the glove box, then open the glove box door and remove the torx screws near the top. Remove the large phillips screw on the right side near the door hinge which secures the glove box in place. Pop the glove box out towards you, and disconnect the light and switch:
Remove the radio with radio keys or equivalent:
Pull the A/C panel cover off, and unscrew the four torx screws under it:
Unscrew all the torx screws around the radio rack, and it should come right out:
With the rack out, it's very easy to remove the cupholders from it. Press down on the retaining clips with a small screwdriver, and slide it out.
Flip open the cupholder flap, and use a small screwdriver to pop the two metal tabs up to release the flap:
Put the new flap on (reverse process), put the cupholder into the new radio rack provided with the trim kit (GLS or GL owners only), and reinstall the new radio rack. Screw in the A/C controls, pop the new A/C panel on, put the radio back in, and pop the side trim pieces on.
At this point, I ran a pair of wires from the driver's door to the passenger door for the alarm LEDs. I tucked the wiring high against the firewall to keep it all hidden, and ran it behind the center console and glove box. Reconnect the battery to test, then put the door panels back on. I also installed the aluminum door pins (1/2 turn counterclockwise with a pair of pliers to remove the old pin, reverse to install new one):
Time for the neon. Chop all the cigarette adapters off the ends. Strip the ends and twist all the positive (white striped) leads together, then twist all the ground leads together. I tapped ground off the brown (orange?) wire going to the cigarette lighter, and positive from the red/black wire. The ground wire connects to the ground leads of the lights. The positive wire connects to two pins on the relay (I don't remember which pins, but it's not hard to figure out). The positive leads of the lights go to another pin on the relay. The last thing needed is control wire. I considered tapping into the grey/blue wire in the comfort control module (that's the wire that turns the lights on/off when you unlock the doors and stuff), but there's waaay too many wires down there to look through. Instead, ran a wire from the ground terminal of the dome light:
I took out the center sun visor and ran the wire through the hole where the screw goes. When the center sun visor is reinstalled, it hides the wire completely. The wire runs along the edge of the windshield, down the driver's side A-pillar, down and around the fuse panel, and underneath the dash (over the pedals) to the relay. To secure the wire in the groove around the windshield, I rolled up little tubes of electrical tape and jammed them into the groove after the wire. I also used a small screwdriver to tuck the the wire into any tight spots. The result is that the wire is completely hidden from view, inside or out. The relay and all excess wire is tucked under the center console behind where the ashtray is. After putting all the trim back, I secured the neon lights in place with 3M mounting tape and/or zip ties or wires. There's a 10" tube under the driver and passenger footwells, a 3" tube hidden right above the ashtray, and a 3" tube in front of the rear astray. Here are some pics (I haven't had time to take any good night shots yet):
All the neon up front is hidden from view under normal seating conditions. Because the light is white, the lights aren't noticeable at all during the day. At night, they provide a soft glow which supplements my "superwhite" dome lighting. They come on and off with the center dome light automatically -- which means that they can also be manually controlled by turning the center dome light on/off.


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|loosen up at the hips more as there is no need to keep a stiff upper body. Quiet means you aren't flailing around throwing your arms, etc. But you still need the flexibility there to react to terrain.
once you get knees bent and be dynamic you gonna start shredding like a mad man.
you need to start pushing the board instead of letting the board carry you.
That's pretty good for 10 days.
It is pretty normal for an instructor to emphasize a quiet upper body when starting out. That's the point in the learning progression where you don't want all kinds of extra variables happening that will make it harder to learn and also the point where you need to ingrain good habits like body position, stance and balance.
Looks to me like you're pretty comfortable with those concepts and they seem pretty well-ingrained (ie you're not fighting to keep your balance, you're pretty centered, you're not counter-rotated and you look pretty comfortable doing what you're doing)
Time to start using the lower body to initiate the turns and generally become more dynamic.
My experience has been that when you get to the point that you're at now, the learning process accelerates and you almost feel like you're getting better every run instead of every day! Enjoy!
From your post you have 10 days total, ever?? If so be proud your doing well. In addition you already made some great points that you know what your weak spots are. I was going to mention these.
This is all typical beginner riding, I did it, others did it and your doing it.
Since you know the knee thing I'll just generalize. Once you get those knees working you will be able to get those edges to initiate those turns. Instead of the skidded more flat based turns your doing. Nothing wrong with that, I did that for a long time, but once I learned to turn using the edges my riding jumped to the next level
Plus catching an edge from flat based turns hurts.
Keep at it, keep filming yourselves it is so much easier to evaluate your riding and pick out what needs work.
Have fun with it and it's great that you & your girl are doing this together
Looking good
|loosen up a bit and flex the knees so you can get low! good job and keep on riding!
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Hi everyone,
My girlfriend and I have been snowboarding 10 days or so this year. We were somewhat slow starters and felt like it took a number of those days before we were comfortable on our feet and linking turns properly. The last few days we have been out on the greens and blues, progressively getting more confident and faster.
Yesterday, she took these 2 videos of me on a shallow blue. The first video is from a fixed vantage point as I started the run on the steeper section. The second (which is a little difficult to see, as she was following me while holding a hand held camera) attempts to show me doing the rest of the run. I would LOVE some critique/advice on what you think of my technique. I know I seem a little stiff/robotic, which I am attempting to fix. I think this was a by-product of applying "best practices" from our lessons of keeping the upper body quiet and initiating the turns from the lower body. I also need to bend my knees more, and have already adjusted my bindings to give me a slightly wider stance and more forward lean to force me into doing it.
Thank you so much for reading and your help.
Link 1: Static - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zuQ-OlA2BH8
Link 2: Following me - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Odi9BF5KNjA
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This morning, one of the first things I saw when I got on my computer was an ad for a new Chevy crossover vehicle. What caught my eye was that they compared the gas mileage on the highway to a competitor's. Using a benchmark with a nice footnote based on an industry standard external source.
This morning, one of the first articles I saw when I got on my computer was a press release for HP's new ProLiant servers with AMD Opteron 6100 Series processors. The performance and energy claims are once again solely based on "HP internal testing." Whether it's Westmere, Magny-Cours, Nehalem, Power, or Traverse, internal testing is great, but external benchmarks are even better.
Besides being a new server chip, Magny-Cours is a motor racing circuit located in France. You probably won't find the crossover on this circuit but it is a winner in my eyes today.
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Caption this: Biden at Costco
posted at 2:40 pm on November 29, 2012 by Ed Morrissey
Joe Biden goes shopping at Costco in the middle of the fiscal-cliff (non)negotiations, and gives everyone a reason to wonder what it is he does with his days:
Biden's cart held, among other things, flowers, children's books, fire logs, a 32-inch Panasonic TV and a large apple pie. The books, he said, were for a Delaware charity that his wife, Jill, had started. He said he picked titles based on "things I know my grandkids like."
Biden did a loop of nearly the entire store, including bakery and frozen foods.
He spent some time looking at watches, including one that cost $1,200, and he put in a call to his daughter, Ashley, saying he needed to "get some guidance." But it's unknown whether he actually purchased a watch.
Biden also ate several Costco food samples and appeared to enjoy them. (Who wouldn't?)
But he turned down employees who tried to lure him to the tire department. "Hey man, I don't need tires," he said. "I don't drive anymore."
One reason for having a VP who served in Congress is to facilitate negotiations on legislation. So why is Biden grazing the free-sample range at Costco rather than making the rounds on Capitol Hill?
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By Rob Kelly
Tomas Rosicky believes he has many years left at the highest level - and thinks his previous injury problems could even extend his career.
The 31-year-old has been a revelation this season, delivering a number of high-energy performances as the most advanced member of Arsenal's midfield trio.
And the Czech Republic international says he has been encouraged by the fact there has been no real change in his fitness statistics since returning from a long-term lay-off in 2009.
"The numbers are very similar. There's no difference between what I'm doing now and, let's say, five years ago," Rosicky told the Official Arsenal Magazine.
"You know, my normal age is 31 but in football years I'm 29 - I lost two years because of injury so let's just talk about my football age.
"I still believe I have plenty in me - we'll see how it all goes, but right now I feel great and want to continue this way."
Rosicky firmly believes he can continue for the foreseeable future, and sees plenty of evidence within the Premier League.
"I can say that I feel very well and I hope I have many years to come," he said.
"You see players like Ryan Giggs and Paul Scholes - what they are producing at their age for Manchester United is great and that's a real inspiration for me.
"Everything is possible, but of course it will depend on my health."
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'A group of mostly local investors has spent the past month forming in hopes of buying the Sabres and keeping them in Buffalo. Mark Hamister, who owns the Arena Football League's Buffalo Destroyers, has been identified as the group's catalyst. Brendan McDaniels, a spokesman for Hamister, declined comment Tuesday.'
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Before working at the CTC, Hadad was the project and instructional designer for Northwestern University's Collaboratory, a web-based collaborative environment for teachers to develop project-based activities. She received her Master's degree from New York University's Interactive Telecommunications Program and has Bachelor's degrees in English and Spanish from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. She has been named a Google Certified Teacher, an NYU Graduate and Professional Opportunity Fellow, and a National Hispanic Foundation for the Arts Fellow.
In addition to her work at the CTC, Hadad teaches game design and is a freelance illustrator and animator. Her addictions include peanut butter; traveling; and Adobe® Flash®, Illustrator®, and Photoshop® software and Acrobat.com.
Modern Language Journal — "Northwestern University's 'Collaboratory Project' and 'LexiTown,'" 89, 3, 462-463, Hadad, R. (2005)
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Climbing a mountain to trample on cancer
By PAUL FEELY
New Hampshire Union Leader | April 26. 2014 9:57PM
Cristin Bailey of Center Sandwich plans to climb Mount Shasta in California in June to raise money for the Breast Cancer Fund's "Climb Against the Odds." (COURTESY)
Bailey, a Center Sandwich resident and member of the U.S. Forest Service, has climbed mountains around the world and reached dozens of summits, but this June, she's ready to take on a new challenge: climbing for a cause.
"I've decided to up my goal now to $10,000," she said.
Bailey is making the climb in memory of her grandmother who died of breast cancer.
"I expect it to be an uplifting experience," said Bailey. "I hope there is a moment to take it all in, to reflect on the whole journey."
"My daughter is 9, and I'm about the same age my mother was when my grandmother died," said Bailey. "And now my mother is a grandmother to my daughter. Our family story has come full circle."
Information on how to donate in her name is included in the blog, or go to http://goo.gl/7ngzEM.
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Hey All, I am handicaped and was told the lasermax device for my 228 would be a very helpful aid to my shooting. I've put "several' hundred" rounds through it and have had sighting issues due to my handicap. I don't have the same issues with my Bersa 380 or the Walther PPK but have been shooting them alot longer than the Sig.
Has anyone used the Lasermax product in a 228 and what do you think of it?
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i would be very grateful if any of you could answer two queries that arose in my mind regarding Bodhisattas .
a) In the dispensation of a Buddha Sasna ( like the age we are presently living today , wherein the teaching is clear for one to strive forward) , can there be
human beings born in this age who are Bodhisattas , but completely bypass the teachings of the Buddha , and may or may not live a wholesome life .
b) Just as there can only be on Buddha at any given time , can there only be one Bodhisatta at one given time .
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Debuting in 1971 with an eponymously titled effort, Raitt immediately emerged as a critical favorite, applauded not only for her soulful vocals and thoughtful song selection but also for her guitar prowess, turning heads as one of the few women to play bottleneck. Her 1972 follow-up, Give It Up, made better use of her eclectic tastes, featuring material by contemporaries like Jackson Browne and Eric Kaz, in addition to a number of R&B chestnuts and even three Raitt originals. 1973's Takin' My Time was much acclaimed, and throughout the middle of the decade she released an LP annually, returning with Streetlights in 1974 and Home Plate a year later. With 1977's Sweet Forgiveness, Raitt scored her first significant pop airplay with her hit cover of the Del Shannon classic "Runaway." 1979 follow-up The Glow, appeared around the same time as a massive all-star anti-nuclear concert at Madison Square Garden mounted by MUSE (Musicians United for Safe Energy), an organization she'd co-founded earlier.
Throughout her career, Raitt remained a committed activist, playing hundreds of benefit concerts and working tirelessly on behalf of the Rhythm and Blues Foundation. By the early '80s, however, her own career was in trouble -- 1982's Green Light, while greeted with the usual good reviews, again failed to break her to a wide audience, and while beginning work on the follow-up, Warner unceremoniously dropped her. By this time, Raitt was also battling drug and alcohol problems as well; she worked on a few tracks with Prince, but their schedules never aligned and the material went unreleased. Instead, she finally released the patchwork Nine Lives in 1986, her worst-selling effort since her debut.
Many had written Raitt off when she teamed with producer Don Was and recorded Nick of Time; seemingly out of the blue, the LP won a handful of Grammys, including Album of the Year, and overnight she was a superstar. Released in 1991, Luck of the Draw was also a smash, yielding the hits "Something to Talk About" and "I Can't Make You Love Me." After 1994's Longing in Their Hearts, Raitt resurfaced in 1998 with Fundamental. Silver Lining appeared in 2002, followed by Souls Alike in 2005, both on Capitol Records. A year later, a bootleg-feel live set, Bonnie Raitt and Friends, was released, featuring guest appearances from Norah Jones and Ben Harper, among others. Raitt stepped back from the life of a professional musician over the next few years as she dealt with the passing of her parents, her brother, and her best friend. The break from recording and touring was redemptive for Raitt in many ways, and she returned focused and renewed in 2012 with her first studio album in seven years, Slipstream, released on her own new Redwing label imprint. The album debuted at number six on the Billboard 200 and would eventually take home the 2013 Grammy Award for Best Americana Album. In February 2016, Raitt issued her 20th studio long-player, Dig in Deep, again via Redwing. The album included an unusual cover of INXS' "Need You Tonight" as well as a Raitt original, "The Ones We Couldn't Be," dealing with the loss of her parents and brother. ~ Jason Ankeny & Steve Leggett
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This was a week where the Sabres proclaimed that they were going to turn it around. After losing to the Toronto Maple Leafs last Saturday, the Sabres took their Christmas break and came back determined to turn their season around.
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After all these years of reloading, I finally picked up a pound of 2400.
I tested some mag loads and one 38 special load in my S&W 686 6" and
was blown away with the test and was amazed with the 38 special loading.
(This is a Lyman & Speer maximum 38 Spl. load ! )
Can't wait to see what other test can do..........
The 158gr XTP load is the "Real Thing" and the recoil made me let one get loose............
All in all a great first test with the new powder, sure wish that I had tried it 40 years ago !!


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All apartments (choice of one to three bedrooms) have a fully equipped kitchen and laundry, two bathrooms along with dining and living areas with glass sliding doors to the balcony.
This seaside resort is close to many local attractions such as theme parks, shopping centres, restaurants, golf courses, the casino and convention centre and much more. A bus stop is located at the Paros entrance for easy access to all destinations and the tram stop is a seven minute walk away.
An absolute beachfront apartment with a balcony overlooking the sand and sea. Bedding configuration is a queen in the master bedroom and two single beds in the second bedroom. The master bedroom has a full ensuite, with bath/shower and toilet. There is a second bathroom with shower and toilet. A fully equipped kitchen and laundry makes family holidays a breeze!
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Gimme Brains!!! Distro is running out of my bedroom in San Francisco, CA which started in 2005. It web-based and where I make most of my orders. There are a few zine stores here in SF and there is an annual zine fest. Most of the zines I've seen here are art zines and such. Although I'm glad when I'm talk to some people here, they know what zines are. Back when I was running the distro in San Jose, no one knew what zines are.


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'"Ryan had a great college career at Michigan State," Sabres general manager Darcy Regier said. "We look forward to him continuing that success on the professional level for many years to come as a member of the Buffalo Sabres organization."'
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A girl and her dog.
They are such a cute pair aren't they?
But, we have an issue that has crept up.
WARNING: If you get grossed out easily, STOP reading NOW!
She won't stop poking him in the butthole!
It all started a while back when I asked her to give Ruff a hug.
She leaned in for the hug, quickly changed directions, poked him, and then gave him the hug.
Poor Ruffino and I have never been the same since.
He has a million spots all over that she could find interesting, but this one "spot" is the most intriguing.
I just don't get it.
I just hope I'm always around when it happens so I can get her to the sink asap!
Dealing with issues like this were never covered in the books I read :(


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Lutein is an antioxidant in the carotenoid family (a group of naturally occurring fat-soluble pigments found in plants). Lutein is the primary carotenoid present in the central area of the retina called the macula.
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15 mg three times per week
People with high intakes of the carotenoid lutein have been reported to be at a low risk for cataracts.
People with low blood levels of antioxidants and those who eat few antioxidant-rich fruits and vegetables have been reported to be at high risk for cataracts.1 , 2
People who eat a lot of spinach and kale, which are high in lutein and zeaxanthin, carotenoids similar to beta-carotene, have been reported to be at low risk for cataracts.3 , 4 Lutein, zeaxanthin, and beta-carotene offer the promise of protection because they are antioxidants. It is quite possible, however, that lutein is more important than beta-carotene, because lutein is found in the lens of the eye, while beta-carotene is not.5 In one preliminary study, lutein and zeaxanthin were the only carotenoids associated with protection from cataracts.6 People with the highest intake of lutein and zeaxanthin were half as likely to develop cataracts as those with the lowest intake. In another study, supplementation with 15 mg of lutein three times a week for one year significantly improved visual function in a small group of people with age-related cataracts.7A double-blind trial found that supplementing with lutein and zeaxanthin did not prevent the development or progression of cataracts in people who had age-related macular degeneration. However, in the subgroup of patients with low dietary intake of lutein and zeaxanthin (20th percentile or lower) supplementing did exert a protective effect against cataracts.8
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Macular Degeneration (Zeaxanthin)
6 to 10 mg daily
Lutein and zeaxanthin are antioxidants that protect the retina from damage caused by sunlight. Lutein has been shown to help people with both early and advanced stages of the disease.
Lutein and zeaxanthin are antioxidants in the carotenoid family. These carotenoids, found in high concentrations in spinach, collard greens, and kale, have an affinity for the part of the retina where macular degeneration occurs. Once there, they protect the retina from damage caused by sunlight.9
Harvard researchers reported that people eating the most lutein and zeaxanthin-an average of 5.8 mg per day-had a 57% decreased risk of macular degeneration, compared with people eating the least.10 While spinach and kale eaters have a lower risk of macular degeneration, blood levels of lutein did not correlate with risk of macular degeneration in one trial.11 , 12 In a double-blind study of people with macular degeneration, supplementation with lutein (10 mg per day) for one year significantly improved vision, compared with a placebo.13 Lutein was beneficial for people with both early and advanced stages of the disease. Lutein and zeaxanthin can be taken as supplements; 6 mg per day of lutein may be a useful amount.
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How to Use It
People showing protection from macular degeneration have been reported to have eaten about 6 mg of lutein per day from food. Lutein, in supplemental form, should be taken with fat-containing food to improve absorption.14
Where to Find It
Spinach, kale, collard greens, romaine lettuce, leeks, peas, and egg yolks are good sources of lutein.15
Possible Deficiencies
While a deficiency has not been identified, people who eat more lutein-containing foods appear to be at lower risk of macular degeneration . One study found that adults with the highest dietary intake of lutein had a 57% decreased risk of macular degeneration compared with those people with the lowest intake, and of the carotenoids , lutein and zeaxanthin are most strongly associated with this protection.16 In a preliminary study, a similar link was suggested between low dietary lutein and increased risk of cataracts .17
Interactions with Supplements, Foods, & Other Compounds
Lutein functions together with zeaxanthin, another antioxidant found in the same foods and supplements as lutein.
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1. Jacques PF, Chylack LT Jr. Epidemiologic evidence of a role for the antioxidant vitamins and carotenoids in cataract prevention. Am J Clin Nutr 1991;53:352S-5S.
2. Knekt P, Heliovaara M, Rissanen A, et al. Serum antioxidant vitamins and risk of cataract. BMJ 1992;305:1392-4.
3. Hankinson SE, Stampfer MJ, Seddon JM, et al. Nutrient intake and cataract extraction in women: a prospective study. Br Med J 1992;305(6849):335-9.
4. Chasan-Taber L, Willett WC, Seddon JM, et al. A prospective study of carotenoid and vitamin A intakes and risk of cataract extraction in US women. Am J Clin Nutr 1999;70:509-16.
5. Yeum K-J, Taylor A, Tang G, Russell RM. Measurement of carotenoids, retinoids, and tocopherols in human lenses. Ophthalmol Vis Sci 1995;36:2756-61.
6. Lyle BJ, Mares-Perlman JA, Klein BE, et al. Antioxidant intake and risk of incident age-related nuclear cataracts in the Beaver Dam Eye Study. Am J Epidemiol 1999;149:801-9.
7. Olmedilla B, Granado F, Blanco I, Vaquero M. Lutein, but not alpha-tocopherol, supplementation improves visual function in patients with age-related cataracts: a 2-y double-blind, placebo-controlled pilot study. Nutrition 2003;19:21-4.
8. Chew EY, SanGiovanni JP, Ferris FL, et al. Lutein/zeaxanthin for the treatment of age-related cataract: AREDS2 randomized trial report no. 4. JAMA Ophthalmol 2013;131:843-50.
9. Bone RA. Landrum JT. Distribution of macular pigment components, zeaxanthin and lutein, in human retina. Methods Enzymol 1992:213:360-6.
10. Seddon JM, Ajani UA, Sperduto RD, et al. Dietary carotenoids, vitamins A, C, and E, and advanced age-related macular degeneration. JAMA 1994;272:1413-20.
11. Blumenkranz MS, Russell SR, Robey MG, et al. Risk factors in age-related maculopathy complicated by choroidal neovascularization. Ophthalmology 1986:93:552-8.
12. Mares-Perlman JA, Brady WE, Kleain R, et al. Serum antioxidants and age-related macular degeneration in a population-based case-control study. Arch Ophthalmol 1995;113:1518-23.
13. Richer S, Stiles W, Statkute L, et al. Double-masked, placebo-controlled, randomized trial of lutein and antioxidant supplementation in the intervention of atrophic age-related macular degeneration: the Veterans LAST study (Lutein Antioxidant Supplementation Trial). Optometry 2004;75:216-30.
14. Roodenburg AJ, Leenen R, van het Hof KH, et al. Amount of fat in the diet affects bioavailability of lutein esters but not of alpha-carotene, beta-carotene, and vitamin E in humans. Am J Clin Nutr 2000;71:1187-93.
15. Goodrow EF, Wilson TA, Houde SC, et al. Consumption of one egg per day increases serum lutein and zeaxanthin concentrations in older adults without altering serum lipid and lipoprotein cholesterol concentrations. J Nutr 2006;136:2519-24.
16. Seddon JM, Ajani UA, Sperduto RD, et al. Dietary carotenoids, vitamins A, C, and E, and advanced age-related macular degeneration. JAMA 1994;272:1413-20.
17. Hankinson SE, Stampfer MJ, Seddon JM, et al. Nutrient intake and cataract extraction in women: a prospective study. Br Med J 1992;305(6849):335-9.
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I am playing stars wars since long and its really amazing game for me.I am always ready to spend time in playing it.
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1931 Graham drip rail
I think he is still out there. I had to replace my right side of my 40 ford coupe, rust near the decklid missing 7 inches. I just replace all of that side. It was in the rain on pole barn side, the other was fine.
I got inside and carefully with a circle cutoff/hammer and chisle without distorting the outside. You only need just that the drip rail can slide from outside. I have never seen a 31 Graham. Gene's would probably would start with a machine with a straight drip rail. I would think your model would be better that way. Maybe just take the top off for you project, when you could easy if you understood. If it is more like a forty ford. If you send me a photo of your Graham. Grahams are really neat, if it is like a box, all you have to heat the cut/pie/corners. Use alot of clamps, clean joints or sandblast inside and use Epoxy after tacking with a mig welder. If you have curves on the rails, you will have to heat as matching with the seams. That's how I did it on my forty ford.
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need a drip rail for 1931 Graham are Fords the same ?
Hello Everyone,
I am looking for a drip rail that goes on the right side of my 1931 Graham Prosperity 6 it is 5 ft. 6 in. long and has about a 3 in. bow to it. It comes in 2 peices you nail the first peice on and i beleive snap the rail on after. So i was wondering if Model A Fords had the same supplier years ago and would know where i can find this drip rail. PLEASE HELP !!!!!!
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New Partnership Tests Advanced Supercomputing System
Fairbanks, Alaska A research project to test one of the most advanced shared-memory computing technologies available will be initiated this fall with installation of a new 512-processor supercomputer by a unique partnership of academic, government and industry collaborators.
The DoD Supercomputing Resource Centers within the U.S. Army Engineer Research and Development Center (ERDC DSRC) in Vicksburg, MS, the Arctic Region Supercomputing Center (ARSC) at the University of Alaska Fairbanks--both DoD Supercomputing Resource Centers in the Department of Defense High Performance Computing Modernization Program (HPCMP)--and SGI today announced they have entered into a collaborative effort to build and evaluate a 512-processor supercomputer.
The SGI Origin 3000 supercomputer will be installed at ERDC DSRC providing access to authorized researchers via high-speed networks from anywhere in the nation, including Alaska. Those researchers will use the new machine for performing scientific research in fields such as global climate change and ocean circulation modeling in addition to research of particular interest to the arctic, including arctic engineering, permafrost studies and space physics.
"This venture provides a way for the two centers to evaluate one of the newest emerging technologies," said ARSC director Frank Williams. "An opportunity like this sets the stage for wise investment in future hardware. Our involvement in setting up a large SGI Origin 3800 system will help us be smarter in evaluating other computing platforms and will at the same time give our users access to the newest high performance computing architecture." ARSC initially will contribute ideas, expertise, and research applications for the testing stages. The results of this system evaluation will contribute to determining future investment strategies for ERDC DSRC, ARSC and the Department of Defense HPCMP.
"The installation of this 512-processor system will give government and academic researchers across the country access to one of the most advanced supercomputing architectures available today," said Bradley Comes, director of the ERDC DSRC. "A partnership like this across academia, government and industry enhances opportunities for information exchange, which can only help the scientists do better research. We look forward to the opportunity to work closely with all of our partners," Comes said.
"SGI is proud to be partnered with ARSC, ERDC DSRC, and their world-class scientists and engineers to help them analyze and solve the complex problems facing the Department of Defense and the nation as a whole," said Anthony Robbins, president, SGI Federal. "Together we will push the boundaries of high-performance computing while setting the standard for public-private partnerships to come."
Although the system is physically located at the ERDC DSRC, the Arctic Region Supercomputing Center (ARSC) at the University of Alaska in Fairbanks is a partner in the deployment of the new system. Williams adds, "We look forward to leveraging the combined expertise of the two centers in developing this new SGI system to address the large computational demands of the DoD research and development community, the DoD test and evaluation community, and our academic research colleagues at UAF and around the country."
As part of this agreement, ERDC DSRC, ARSC and SGI will each contribute resources and expertise to the collaboration. ERDC DSRC has a long-term contractual relationship with Computer Sciences Corporation (CSC) to perform integration services, including installation, integration and testing of this specialized system configuration. CSC has extensive experience with SGI's existing Origin 2000 technology as a major systems integrator and will continue to provide that expertise for SGI's next-generation of high-end, scalable servers.
ARSC supports high performance computational research by Department of Defense and academic researchers in science and engineering with an emphasis on the high latitudes and the Arctic. The ERDC DSRC serves the high performance computing needs of engineers and scientists throughout the Department of Defense. SGI provides high performance technology solutions in several industries, including manufacturing, government, entertainment, communications, energy, the sciences, and education.


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University of Delaware Football Finalizes Agreements to Play Five Atlantic Coast Conference Opponents Through 2020 Season
NEWARK, Del. -- Atlantic Coast Conference opponents will be familiar names on the University of Delaware football squad's schedule in the coming seasons, UD Director of Athletics and Recreation Services Eric Ziady has announced.
Delaware has finalized deals with five ACC schools to play road games against teams from that powerful NCAA Division I Football Bowl Subdivision conference over the next six seasons.
The Blue Hens, who will open the 2014 campaign Aug. 30 at ACC opponent Pittsburgh, have also worked out agreements to travel to the University of North Carolina (Sept. 26, 2015), Wake Forest (Sept. 17, 2016), Virginia Tech (Sept. 2, 2017), Pittsburgh (Aug. 31, 2019), and North Carolina State (Sept. 5, 2020).
Pittsburgh, Virginia Tech, and North Carolina all played in bowl games following the 2013 season while Virginia Tech, North Carolina State, and Pittsburgh all appeared in bowl games during the 2012 campaign.
Ziady noted that he is still looking to schedule an NCAA FBS opponent for the 2018 season.
"It is exciting for us to have the opportunity to play some of the nation's top football programs on our schedule year in and year out," said Ziady. "Playing schools from the ACC gives our student-athletes the chance to compete against some of the top teams in the country and I know our fans will be excited to see these opponents on the schedule and to visit some outstanding venues to cheer on the Blue Hens."
"These future schedules represent a great opportunity for the players in our program to compete against some of the best teams in the country," said Delaware head coach Dave Brock. "We look forward to the opportunity to compete annually against some of the nation's best. This will create great excitement for our football team and for all the people who love Delaware football."
Since the 2003 season, the Blue Hens have played eight games against FBS opponents, facing Navy (2003, 2004, 2007, 2009, 2011, and 2013), and Maryland (2008).


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Baby stabbed to death in Sandusky
Sandusky, Ohio (AP)- Police say a 19-year-old is charged with aggravated murder in the stabbing of an 11-week-old baby in northern Ohio.
Sandusky police say the man is due to be arraigned Friday. Investigators say he is related to the baby but is not the child's father.
Police Chief John Orzech says what led up to the stabbing is still under investigation.
Officers responded to the home where the suspect lives after getting a hangup 911 call late Thursday night.
Several adults were at the home where officers found the injured baby, including 19-year-old Denzel Castile who was arrested and later charged with aggravated murder.
Orzech says the suspect's grandfather suffered a small cut but was injured but not seriously.
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Green Bay Announces 2013-14 Basketball Ticketing Options
By: Andrew Gavin (@GBGavin)
GREEN BAY, Wis. (GreenBayPhoenix.com) – With the schedule released, classes back in session and the start of the 2013-14 seasons quickly approaching, the Green Bay Phoenix Ticket Office has announced all package options and important dates for the men's and women's basketball programs.
On the women's side, season tickets are on sale now with the Green Bay Phoenix Ticket Office. Phoenix fans can also purchase a Pick 5 Mini-Plan for $49 for adults and just $39 for senior citizens and youth fans. The Pick 5 Plan allows fans to pick any five home games and receive a ticket to the Green Bay-Purdue game on Dec. 18 as a bonus sixth game.
Individual game tickets for the 2013-14 women's basketball schedule will go on sale on Monday, Oct. 14 at 11 a.m. For more information on each of the ticketing options, please visit the women's basketball ticketing page on GreenBayPhoenix.com or call 920.465.2625.
The highly anticipated 2013-14 men's basketball schedule was released last week, and the team's home schedule includes both Wisconsin (Saturday, Nov. 17) and Virginia (Saturday, Dec. 7).
Season tickets for men's basketball are on sale now and include a new option for a $98 season ticket in section 211. To check out pricing for each of the zones or to download a season ticket order form, visit the men's basketball ticketing page.
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Couple of quick questions
So I live in Canada and its bloody cold out here (-31 Celsius with the wind sometimes worse)
And my puppy spends a good chunk of time outdoors (in a kennel that house walls and roof around it, with a totally insulated dog house, which has a heating pad made especially for large breed dogs that turns on when he lays on it)
So here are my questions, due to his time outside (When we're at work) he has developed a love for the cold weather (This morning it was -25 with wind etc feels like -32)
He's outside playing with his ball running around enjoying himself. When its a bit nicer I get out there and play with him, but I'm wondering is it a bad thing to have him playing by himself? Seems like a dumb question but I just got to thinking lately he's done alot of that (stupidly cold for me out there) and I'm thinking maybe too much alone time isn't as healthy? (Probably dumb question)
Second question, due to his love of the cold and thick coat, when we bring him in and its bed time he's very warm, and we can't keep our bedroom that cold so he's comfortable, so we have a box fan on him which keeps him content, we want him to sleep with us in our bedroom but I'm wondering is the box fan something that will lead to issues (Arthritis something else?) later down the road. (Again maybe a stupid question just got thinking ... is it okay to have the fan blowing on him, keeps him cool but at what cost?)
Okay enoiugh stupid questions from me!
how old is your pup? you can't train a pup when it's
outside. it's probably to cold for your pup to be outside,
unattended. your pup doesn't need a fan in the winter.
Nothing wrong with him playing outside by himself :) He has a cozy kennel with a heat mat so i'd bet he's perfectly fine during the day.
How warm is your bedroom in comparison to outside?
If it's a huge temperature difference for him to get used to, that would worry more than the playing outside.
If you do want him to sleep inside I think you're gonna have to have the room as cold as possible. I'd not bother with a fan for him, if your room is so hot that he's uncomfortable or panting a lot it's probably better if he doesn't sleep in there but in a cooler part of the house. Dogs seem to cope better with cold than heat, especially heavy double coated breeds :)
Also make sure you feed him enough, keeping warm takes energy.
How old is he now?
He is 5months old almost 6 months, and our room is the coldest in the house minus the basement in way way back room.
He has always slept with us in our room, and he sleeps soundly I would seem loves his crate goes there for quiet time etc, but he pants when he's in there when I turn the fans on he doesn't pant.
I don't do any training outside in this weather cause its too cold, but I do play with him outside (Throw the Ball, some Tug, he likes to think I'm chasing him and run away from me, and just generally run around like a bone-head)
Training is done inside where its warm :) I just thought that too much "solo" play and he'll eventually view us no more than "Those who feed me"
He is never outside in the cold in our yard for longer than he wants to be, and if its super cold we call him back in (He doesn't seem to care he'll play in -32c weather for 20-30minutes before coming back in, but at night he runs out pee's and runs right past his favorite ball to get back in the house ... so I figure he has a good judge of what's comfortable for him)
His kennel is very warm just standing in it because it blocks 100% of the wind, then you add the insulated dog house (That ways like 200pounds) and the heating pad, and its like a resort for a dog. :)
My worry is I want him with me, maybe its greedy but he knows no different I sleep beside him, **** last night my wife was on the couch with one of our sick kids so I spent half the night on the floor so we'd be closer... He's a bit young for me to have peace of mind sleeping in our bedroom and not chewing on something that would hurt him (Power cords and the like)
Your puppy reminds me of my husky. She loved to be outside, she even slept on top of her dog house in the coldest weather, and yes, would pant inside. So just a couple of ideas: 1. If he is outside a lot, his coat has gotten thick, so like Mooch said, you will need to keep your bedroom colder. That may mean an electric blanket for you. He could still be panting in his crate and you may not hear it with the fan. Also if he has a favorite toy in his crate that may help. 2. Your puppy seems to be independent, like my husky was, and enjoys the outdoors. Since you are concerned about the bond, and I speak from experience it was a lot harder with my husky -what I did was to dress warm and take her for long walks - if you cross country ski - that would really help. I would wear her out with the walks, and she was outside all day when I was work, and then she would sleep soundly at night inside - with the heat turned low . She was very independent and not much for attention, so I got 3 cats for indoor company. So what I am trying to suggest, is - either get outside with the puppy play and exercise - and shorten the free outdoor play time - then do things inside and have your puppy follow you around and encourage that. Or get another pet like I did for indoor company.
Couple of quick questions
Well I know he doesn't pant because I watch him and the room gets close as the night goes on.
I spend alot of time outside just not the last 3-4 days as we. Have had a crazy cold snap here.
The difference in temp is significant its -32 outside with the wind!! No electric blanket will help if i open the window lol
As long as the fan won't hurt him and he is okay playing outside by himself during the cold snap I'm okay with that
He has more fun when we are out with him he loves when my 8 year old chases him he runs and runs and she laughs and laughs its a hoot
With me he likes chasing balls and tugs
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I don't really see why a fan would lead to problems later on if the problem is that he's too hot in the house, but that's something I'd probably recommend a quick call to the vet to ask about. It doesn't get that cold around here very often so I don't know. LOL I have used fans to help keep heavy-coated horses cool if I brought them into a warm barn during a bad storm with no problems, but that's more of a short-term thing and obviously horses are not dogs!
As far as playing by himself, as long as you're still training him and playing with him sometimes, I don't think that's a problem. My dogs often play with each other or by themselves while I'm working, and it hasn't affected our relationship in a negative way. I'd only really worry if you guys aren't also giving him plenty of attention, and more because I'd fear his social needs aren't being met than any worry that he'd stop caring about you. If you're meeting his social needs and it's just that you play with him less during the winter than in nicer weather, I'd say you're lucky to have a dog who self-exercises. ;)
Is your pup from a working line? That may explain his independence. I have read the working line gsd tend to be more serious, higher energy, independent. I agree with Rowdy Dogs, enjoy it. You don't need to bundle up and brave the blizzzards to exercise and potty him, like I do with my Sting.
so, is -31 C equivalent to 25 below 0 F?? if so 25 below 0 F
is cold.
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We enjoy this tasty dressing with baby spinach greens, sliced tomatoes and onions. It's even wonderful drizzled over fat-free cottage cheese. —Gwen Klawunder of Kenai, Alaska
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- 1 cup (8 ounces) fat-free plain yogurt
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- 1 tablespoon dried minced onion
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Good afternoon,
How can I force Mathematica to output an answer with a certain number of
significant digits ? What I mean is I want the answer of, let say, 1.0 / 3
to be output in Mathematica as 0.33 for example. The reason I want to do
that is that I am making a table (using TableForm) of a list of answers to
use in a report. I do not want to see 0.33333 in the table just 0.33 !
I could use SetPrecision[1./3, 2], but I do not want to do that for every
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Any vacancy occurring on the Board through death, resignation, or otherwise, shall be filled by special election ordered by the Board or by appointment by resolution or order of the Board. If a vacancy occurs on the Board, the person appointed to fill the unexpired term shall serve until the next regular election of members to the Board, at which time the position shall be filled by election for a term appropriately shortened to confirm with what regularly would have been the length of the term for that position. Education Code 130.082(d), 130.073 (k).
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Line 6 day has been confirmed for Saturday 12th August. Please see Events section for more info.
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IK Multimedia for the Guitar and Bass Plug-in Tour
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PRS Open Day Posponed until 22nd July
Our PRS open day has been moved from to the 3rd of June to the 22nd July.
The Guitar Shop Opens!
One shop, one party, a huge turnout and four bands playing amazing sets… Dolphin's first venture into guitar and high street retail kicks off in style!
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Dolphin Music - The Guitar Shop will be having a customer evening at the store for all existing Dolphin Music customers.
Dolphin Music Pre Launch Party
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Trussart and Grosh come to Liverpool.
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Dolphin Music - The Guitar Shop: Choosing our PRS Guitars
Our guitar guys were so excited with the choice of PRS's they took their own photos of some of the guitars on show.
Dolphin Music: Liverpool
For those occasions when you really need to try before you buy our sister company Professional Music Technology can help with their 9 stores around the country.
Dolphin Music Liverpool Guitar Shop: Lines we will be selling
We are going to be selling brands such as Dean Guitars and Basses, Fender and Gibson Custom Shop, Brian Moore, PRS, Takamine, Martin, Duesenberg, Taylor, Warwick, Music Man, Lakland, James Trussard, Guild, BC Rich, Rickenbacker, Guild. Amps from Hiwatt, Matamp, Dennis Cornell, Cornford, Vox, Line 6, Ampeg, Orange, Hughes & Kettner. Pedals from Maxon, Toadworks, T Rex, Electro Harmonix, Homebrew, , TC Electronic, Carl Martin.
Dolphin Music Liverpool Guitar Shop: FAQ's
Some FAQ's about our new shop opening in Liverpool.
Dolphin Music Guitar Open days - Every Saturday in Store!
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Dolphin Music Liverpool Guitar Shop: About the Shop
For the location of the store we have acquired a city centre retail property in Liverpool at the heart of the music retail quarter of the city. By being based opposite the two main Music retail outlets we believe we can offer customers in the North West a total musical shopping experience when they come to Liverpool, something that we believe has been missing from such a prestigious city. All three music stores can offer each customer something different, thus giving the consumer the best possible choice available.
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