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This 4th of July, add your own personal touch to the classic red, white and blue! Here are some ideas for a patriotic summer party full of festive stars and stripes!
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Arsène Wenger says it is "illogical" for whoever finishes fourth to miss out on next season's Champions League - but he accepts the rule must stand.
Should Chelsea beat Bayern Munich in the May 19 final but finish outside of the Premier League's top four, they will take England's final spot for next year's tournament.
Wenger admits it is far from a perfect situation, but says there is no way around Uefa's regulations.
"It is not completely fair. But the problem is, if another team wins the Champions League, nothing changes here," he said. "So it is a bit illogical that your team finishing fourth is not involved in it.
"It is the rule that everybody knows before the season starts, nobody complained and if Chelsea win then England will have four clubs represented in the Champions League. We have to accept it."
Wenger suggests that one solution could be for the fourth-placed team to play the Champions League qualifier as usual - which was discussed when Liverpool won in 2005.
"We had a debate in Geneva about that a long time ago," he said. "At the start the winners of the Champions League were not qualified if they did not qualify normally in the championship.
"We decided that it is unfair that the winner of the Champions League should not have a chance to defend the trophy.
"But the surprise of the season is that Chelsea, who are not even in the Champions League places at the moment, nor Bayern, are not top of their leagues.
"That shows you how unpredictable the Champions League is because nobody would have predicted this season that the final would be Chelsea against Bayern Munich."Copyright 2017 The Arsenal Football Club plc. Permission to use quotations from this article is granted subject to appropriate credit being given to www.arsenal.com as the source

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|Coconut Ice Cream (recipe)
- Preheat oven to 350 F.
- Bake bananas in an uncovered dish for 20-30 minutes until soft.
- Squeeze out contents onto two serving plates, and top each with a scoop of coconut ice cream.
- Top with a dash of cinnamon.
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Coconut Icecream
All used foods should be best quality.
Buy a ripe coconut, i.e. one with thick white flesh. Additionally buy app.
one litre (two pints) of coconut juice or buy young coconuts and extract
the juice. Extract the flesh from the ripe coconut and put it into the food
processor. The amount of flesh is something you can vary, depending on how
intense the taste of the ice should be. Try 0.5 lb for two pints of
coconut juice. Add the juice to the processed flesh. Now put the mixture
into an ice machine (must be able to stir while freezing). For instinctos:
eat your icecream while frozen. Do not let it thaw again because it would
be subject to denaturation by thawing.
From: Stefan Joest on the Raw-Food Diet List
Or you can blend 1 can of organic coconut milk (Native Forest is best because it comes in a BPA-free can) with 1/4 cup honey/coconut sap/maple syrup and a splash of vanilla and put it in your ice cream maker ($50-$100 at Bed Bath & Beyond). And you have yourself some delicious coconut milk ice cream. You can add fruit, spices, nuts or whatever you'd like to the mixture. Have fun!
Wow! I found this recipe and was amazed by the simplicity. Had no idea warm gooey banana could taste so great with cool coconut sweetness. Cinnamon is like the icing on the cake. Very good!
It's kind of a lame recipe when people have to write real recipes in the comments. I was hoping for a good coconut ice cream recipe. Most of the "coconut products" out there are not paleo. They're filled with sweeteners, fillers and other crap.
If you click on "coconut ice cream", it takes you to the recipe. :)


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I found that the goggle mount got a little bit shaky on me. I might try the adhesive one to get it to sit still a little bit more.
|I found that the goggle mount got a little bit shaky on me. I might try the adhesive one to get it to sit still a little bit more.
First unedited clip. Youtube really kills the bit-rate on these movies... I might try vimeo instead....
YouTube - Natalie and Slez Whodunnit tree jump at Snowbird
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Initial impressions of ContourHD camera
I bought a ContourHD camera right before a recent 4 day trip to Snowbird. I had the camera with me on the mountain every day.
I took about 64 individual videos (many of them very boring since I live in the south and start huffing and puffing by time I get up to any moderate riding/speed)
My first impressions of the ContourHD are this:
1. Use the orientation lock - The camera lens/sensor rotates in its housing for vertical or horizontal mounting. I went out most days without engaging the orientation lock and ended up with many videos at a 45º tilt when the camera rotated by itself (or as a result of my many falls)
2. Keeping the camera on all the time and recording most of your runs, expect battery life to last half the day. - I put the camera into 720p@60 fps mode and put an 8GB microSD card in. On the days I did a lot of recording (I would record most of a run, stop recording after the run, but leave the camera on), the battery (or SD card, in one instance) would give out after lunch. A few hours of battery life is pretty good run time. If I turned the camera off between shooting, then I would probably easily get almost an entire day of riding on it (if there were enough space). Even so, I might invest in a spare battery as a back up.
3. Stay centereted - This camera, like other similar cameras, has a short focal length and wide field of view. The level of image distortion is noticeable and the sharpness/distortion at the corners of the lens is very poor.
4. Get a hoss computer - The camera records in H.264 format inside a Quicktime .MOV container. My laptop (Thinkpad T60 w/IPS screen) can handle the clips, but it still drops frames. You will want a computer with a dedicated video card (and dedicated video ram) in order to watch the clips if you record them at high resolution or high shutter speed.
The goggle mount that comes in the package works very well. The camera stayed put after a few tumbles and I like how relatively unobtrusive it looks compared to a helmet-mounted GoPro or Drift camera.
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Quality of food and service were very important to us. Steve and I really wanted our guests to enjoy themselves and have a good meal and celebrate our day with us. When we met with La Bella Vista, we were impressed with their desire to accommodate our needs and wants in a party.
2. Which three details from your wedding were your favorites?
We really wanted our wedding to represent us as a couple. We love nothing more than hanging out at our home entertaining our friends and family, so we wanted to incorporate that into our wedding. Our first favorite detail includes our high-fiving cake toppers with our dog Bella (she was hand made by our cake baker out of icing!). High fiving simply began as a playful joke and soon after become a staple in our relationship as a sign of any accomplishment. Our second favorite detail was our wedding flowers. Agnew Florist beautifully interpreted our desire for color, especially in my bouquet. We wanted our vibrant wedding colors to pop in our photos, and our photographer Candace was able to capture our day beautifully! Our last favorite detail was our modern wedding invitations. Stacie from By Invitation Only helped us choose our all-in-one invitations from PaperSnaps and designed them to incorporate photos from our engagement session. They were the first impression for our guests, and we were thrilled with how they came out.
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UTEP Soccer Prepares For First C-USA Road Trip Of Year
Oct. 3, 2013
EL PASO, Texas – The UTEP soccer team will return to the pitch and continue its Conference USA slate with a pair of road matches this weekend. The Miners (8-3-1, 1-1-0 C-USA) will play at UAB (6 p.m. MT Friday) and square off at first-year member FAU (11 a.m. MT Sunday).
UTEP is coming off an emotional-charged 1-0 OT victory against Southern Miss on Sept. 29. It will aim to carry that success into the two road matches this weekend while also extending the unprecedented string of success in hostile territory. The Miners are riding a school-record four-match winning streak on the road.
The prior school standard for consecutive road victories (three) was shared by the 2003, 2005 & 2009 squads. The record-setting 2005 team holds the program mark for longest unbeaten streak in hostile territory at six (5-0-1). This year's squad can match that feat if it can secure either a win or tie against both the Blazers (8-3-0, 1-1-0 C-USA) and Owls (2-6-3, 0-0-2 C-USA).
"We have a tough challenge ahead with two road games against great opponents," UTEP head coach Kevin Cross said. "UAB is having an excellent season and is regionally ranked right now. FAU plays some of the best defense in the league. We will have to be very good in all facets of our game in order to win these two games on the road. Our girls are mentally tough and will be ready for the games."
With a youth-laden roster, 11 of the 23 Miners to appear in a contest this year are either true freshmen or redshirt-freshmen, it was evident that leadership from the seniors would be critical to their success in 2013. The seniors have not disappointed, combining for 11 of the team's 19 goals on the year.
Azia Nicholson paces the squad in goals (five, t5th C-USA) and points (12, t5th C-USA) while Jade Babcock (3-2-8), Tori Martyn (2-0-4) and Gina Soto (1-0-2) have also been offensive threats. Kenah Linger has made her mark on the defense, by starting nine matches and earning 911 total minutes of action.
That is not to say that underclassmen haven't made a difference, though, with sophomore Angela Cutaia (3-3-9) and redshirt-freshman Aleah Davis (2-0-4) rounding out the group of six Miners with at least two tallies on the season. Cutaia has been a clutch performer with three match-winning goals to rank tied for third in C-USA.
UTEP has scored nine goals in both the first and second stanza of games this year. There has been a difference in the defense, though, with four tallies conceded in the opening frame compared to seven in the second half.
Junior Sarah Dilling has been outstanding in net for the Orange and Blue. She has started all 12 matches and is among the C-USA leaders for goals against average (0.98, 9th), and shutouts (4-t6th).
UAB has enjoyed a stellar season to date, with a mark of 8-3-0, with a 5-2-0 effort on the road proving the team's mettle. The Blazers enjoyed a five-game winning streak during the middle of non-conference play. They fell, 2-0, at Middle Tennessee in their C-USA opener on Sept. 27 but bounced back to derail Marshall on the road, 1-0, on Sept. 29.
UAB's offense is spearheaded by Paige Hanks (five) and Kasey Johnson (four), but it does have a balanced offense. Overall seven different players have found the back of the net twice.
The Blazers have jumped all over the opposition early on, with a 16-5 advantage in the first half. They have outshot foes by a count of 91-69 in the opening frame. It has been a different story in the second stanza, with the opponent enjoying edges in both goals (12-9) and shots (83-67).
UAB uses a physical style of play, which has resulted in 99 fouls compared to just 75 by the opposition. The tough approach has paid off defensively, with a goals against average of 1.55. That number in itself is a bit misleading, with five of the 16 opponent goals on the year courtesy of Southeastern Conference member Ole Miss (5-2, Aug. 25).
GKs Courtnie Northern & Angelica Jimenez have essentially split playing time in net, with Jimenez earning just five more minutes of action on the year. Northern sports the best save percentage (79.3) & goals against average (1.09) but has had some tough luck with a record of 3-2-0. Jimenez is 5-1-0 on the year despite a save percentage of 57.7 & a GAA of 1.98.
FAU is a defensive-minded squad, evidenced by posting back-to-back scoreless ties to start C-USA play. The Owls rely heavily on their defense. It has scored 14 goals on the year, but 10 of those came in a neutral-site romp of UABP on Sept. 15. There are some threats, though. Claire Emslie (three), Taylor Sorrels (two) and Julie Taylor (two) all have multiple goals on the year.
Sorrels (11) & Emslie (10) rank first and second on the team, respectively, with shots on goal. No other FAU player has more than five.
Courtney Zwetsch has been the lone GK in 2013 for FAU. She has made 44 saves on 59 shots faced for a save percentage of 74.6 and a goals against average of 1.29. Zwetsch has also matched Dilling in terms of shutouts with four blankings.
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I rented a Minolta Dimage Multi Scan Pro from Calumet today in the hopes that I will be able to scan photos for my portfolio this weekend. However, I'm running into some tech problems which Calumet and Minolta are not able to help me with right now...
Basically, I am having color issues with the scanner - everything is coming out very red/magenta. Has anyone come across this problem at all while working with this scanner, and would you have any ideas as to how I might fix it? Also, when I view my images in the utility through Photoshop CS, the images look different (color-wise) than when the image is scanned. Any ideas on this one?
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Yeah, I'll make sure it fits and looks right before I get crazy welding it back together again. I had it clamped together and held it back up to the body and it looked great, so I don't think I'll have to do too much tweaking.....
|Very nice looking, and a great way to save the door! Do you plan to tack them and then test fit them to the body to ensure the contours are maintained?
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Door Repair - Frankenstein Style - V8 Beetle Update!
Hey Guys Its been a little while since I had time to work on the V8 Convertible Beetle Project but I was finally able to get a few hours out in the garage. Next I wanted to start working on the doors, the bottoms were rusted out of them and the lower hinges were locked up, etc.
Below are a few pictures from my last update, but you can see the rest of the pictures on my website at:
Next I wanted to repair the doors for the bug. The bottoms of the doors are rusted out pretty badly, and I don't have the money to get a good set of doors for the car. So instead I'm planning a little Frankenstein surgery to fix them. Here I have the drivers side door all stripped down to just the door itself.
I don't have any extra convertible doors, but I do have a few 1968-1969 hard top doors, and two of them are in GREAT shape. As you can see the inside panel of the doors are different, but the outside of the doors are the same except for the top of the door. Being that the bottoms are the only thing rusted out of my convertible doors I'll be able to repair them.
So next I very carefully laid out the lines where I wanted to cut both doors. I had to be sure I wasn't going to cut too much out and make the doors shorter, and it would also be a pain in the butt if I didn't cut enough out and made them longer and I had to keep trimming them. I highlighted my lines in red to make it easier to see what I was doing.
Next I carefully marked out the outside of the doors, again I highlighted my line in red. I wanted to espeacially be carefull on the outside of the door, as I didn't want to have to fill in any gaps from cutting out too much metal.
And here is the inside of the doors after I cut them apart.
All the carefull measuring and cutting really paid of, the two halfs fit together almost perfectly. I just had to trim a bit here and there to get a perfect fit!
Then I put a couple clamps on it so I could stand the door up and get a good look at both sides of it. I think so far it has turned out real nice, of course the cutting was the easy part..... Now I just have to be sure I don't work the crap out of it welding it back together....
I was going to clean the paint off of the joint and go ahead and weld it up, but I noticed a couple places inside the door where there was a bit of surface rust, that I could only see and get to with the door cut up. So I'll be taking the door to work and cleaning those spots up with the glass bead blaster. Then I'll spray some epoxy primer on the insides....... Then it will be onto welding them back together again. I'll be sure to make small tacks in various spots to help control the warpage. Then I'll mix up some homemade epoxy filler and smooth everything out before epoxy priming the door........ etc.............
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Monday July 23rd, 2012 4:37pm
MEDFORD - Junior Sean Kirwan (Boonton Township, NJ) scored three of Tufts University's four goals in the third quarter as the Jumbos overcame a 3-0 deficit and won 6-5 in NESCAC men's lacrosse action at a frigid Bello Field on Saturday afternoon.
Connecticut College senior Eric Doran (Pennington, NJ) scored twice in the first quarter for the visitors, including a goal with eight seconds left to give the Camels a 3-0 lead. CC had a 12-8 advantage in shots, 7-4 in ground balls and 4-1 in saves for the first 15 minutes.
Tufts was able to even the time of possession in the second quarter, but could only add a Ryan Molloy (Setauket, NY) man-up goal at 5:11 and trailed 3-1 at halftime.
The Jumbos would out-score the Camels 4-0 in the third. Kirwan scored off a pass from senior Matt Witko (Chappaqua, NY) at 12:59 to Tufts within 3-2. Junior Kevin McCormick's (Laytonsville, MD) unassisted tally at 9:01 of the third quarter evened things at 3-3. Kirwan then netted two D.J. Hessler (Monkton, MD) passes, at 8:37 and at 1:13, to put Tufts up 5-3 heading into the fourth.
The Camels sliced the margin back to one (5-4) with the second Mark Mangano (Basking Ridge, NJ) from Mike Giambanco (Massapequa, NY) goal of the game at 13:53 of the fourth. Witko scored for Tufts at 6:22, but a goal by Camels sophomore John Lyons (Barrington, RI) at 3:55 kept it a one-goal game at 6-5.
Neither team managed a shot in the next three-plus minutes, but Tufts was flagged for a cross-checking penalty during a scrum for the ball with just 12 seconds remaining in regulation. Jumbo freshman goalie Patton Watkins (Chattanooga, TN) saved a shot at the left post by Doran in the final seconds to preserve the victory.
Kirwan reached 40 goals for the season with his three today. Hessler had three assists and Witko finished a goal and an assist for the hosts. Senior Alec Bialosky (Moreland Hills, OH) collected three ground balls for Tufts, and Watkins made 13 saves (five in the second quarter).
Doran added a game-high six ground balls, as the Camels won that battle decisively 30-19. CC sophomore goalie John Lenehan (Hingham, MA) was excellent with 15 saves, particularly during the first half when he stopped 10 shots.
Top ranked Tufts (10-1, 7-0 NESCAC) is idle all week until traveling to Middlebury next Saturday for a 2 pm start. Connecticut College (5-7, 2-5) hosts Wheaton College on Tuesday at 4:30 pm.


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Today is "virtual moving day" here at Mozy. While our offices and focus remain the same, Mozy employees are transferring as an intact team to VMware from our mutual parent company, EMC. VMware and the Mozy team will continue the full portfolio of Mozy services. In addition, staff from both companies will begin to integrate longer-term development plans central to building and delivering hybrid cloud solutions. EMC retains the Mozy business as it has been delivering it for over four years now. An operational support agreement between EMC and VMware is in place to make this possible and ensure no impact to Mozy customers. We've developed a strong partnership with VMware and over these past several months it has become increasingly clear that moving to VMware will allow us to take advantage of and extend the synergies we've been building between the companies. VMware and Mozy share a vision for how cloud computing will transform IT and help businesses achieve greater agility. By joining forces, we believe we can accelerate the development of offerings that businesses are looking for.
Mozy customers will experience our service just the same – our service offerings, data centers, and customer support are completely unchanged. Mozy customers can count on us continuing to improve and invest in our existing services. In the future they can also expect greater interoperability between Mozy and VMware environments, and complementary end user and server-related services.
So we're excited about this "virtual move," and are confident it will be a very positive one for Mozy customers and the Mozy team. Also, check out what VMware had to say about today's announcement.
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Monday July 23rd, 2012 5:02pm
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The Fairfield University men's lacrosse team remained among the Division I unbeatens on Tuesday with a 15-9 win over Lafayette College on Alumni Field. The victory improves the Stags to 7-0 on the year, while the Leopards drop to 2-4.
Ten different Stags scored in the game, led by Eric Warden's second career hat trick. The sophomore netted the first two goals of the game, 11:34 and 9:30, of the first quarter. After a Cory Scheuerle tally at the 5:04 mark Fairfield struck for three straight goals, including a third from Warden, to build a 5-1 edge 5:27 into the second quarter. Lafayette would net three of the next five goals to climb back within three, 7-4, with 4:37 remaining in the first half. Sam Snow would give the Stags a four-goal halftime edge, 8-4, by netting a Marshall Johnson pass with 97 seconds left before intermission.
Drew Federico scored 2:10 into the second half, and was followed 3:10 later by Tristan Sperry as Fairfield pushed its advantage to 1-6. Doug Prusoff gave Lafayette a reprieve with a score at the 8:32 mark, but again the Stags scored three straight to build a 13-5 edge with 3:11 remaining in the third quarter. The teams combined for three goals in the final 93 seconds of that period, two from Lafayette, and entered the final stanza with the Stags leading 14-7. The Leopards would score 58 second into the final period, to make it 14-8, but got no closer. Stephen Dodd scored his first collegiate goal for the Stags with 2:44 to play, and Greg Allis rounded out the scoring for Lafayette with 26 seconds to play.
Fairfield finished the game with a 17-9 advantage at the face-off X. After going 7-14 as a team in the first-half, including a 6-12 effort from Michael Roe the Stags were 10-12 at the X in the second-half. Roe was 9-11 in the second half and finished15-22 for the game. Johnson, who had two assists, went 2-3 at the X. Roe had a game-high eight ground balls to help Fairfield to a 29-17 edge for the game.
Warden led the way with three goals and an assist, while Snellman and Snow each added two goals an assist for the Stags. Federico had a goal and an assist, as did Colin McLinden. Nick Guida joined Dodd with a first career goal in the game.
Charlie Cipriano made 11 saves in the game, five in the fourth quarter, to earn the win for Fairfield. He has now recorded 11 or more saves in five games this season. For the sixth consecutive game the Stags have held their opponent to single-digit goals, with a defensive effort that caused nine turnovers. Geordie Carrick led the effort with three caused turnovers.
Already off to its best start to a season, the Stags have now won a program-record seven consecutive games. The 1997 and 1998 Stags each won six straight during those campaigns.
Lafayette received three goals from Scheuerle and four points, on two assists and two goals, from Colin Serling. Jake Hyatt made four saves, allowing seven goals, in starting and playing 25:38 in net. Andrijko Andrusko stopped nine shots, against eight goals allowed, in his 34:22 of action in the cage.
The Stags were 1-2 in man-up chances on the afternoon, while Lafayette went 0-2. Fairfield cleared 16-19 on the day, with the Leopards at 14-21. The Stags committed one additional turnover on the afternoon, 19-18, and outshot Lafayette 37-29.
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'"It's been a difficult time, a personal crisis," Tallinder recently told The Buffalo News from his temporary residence in Bern. "I'm going through a tough time by myself, and to respect my family I'm not going to talk that much about it. It will be a long time before everything gets back to normal again."'
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'"Any kind of change would help," goalie Ryan Miller said. "If they feel like people aren't able to watch or follow on TV, we should make it more television-friendly." Yeah. That's a good idea. The first step, of course, would be having it on television, but now we're just talking crazy.'
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'"Buffalo hasn't had hockey the whole year," said Miller, who has played 18 games with the Sabres since leaving Michigan State after the 2001-02 season. "They have a lot of die-hard fans."'
Sabres experiment with blue ice surface
'The Sabres offered to try it and, after some experimentation, settled on painting the sheet in what they call "electric powder blue.'' To offset the new colored surface, arena officials decided to make the blue lines fluorescent orange, which is also the color used for the faceoff circles. The center line, normally red, is now dark blue.'
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"Rick would line up about 10 pucks in a row on the hash marks and pick a spot on the net to shoot at. We would just keep zoning in on one area to get my hand-eye coordination focusing on a specific area of the goal. This is great to use during the game to visualize releasing the puck, if I see an opening on the goaltender. Rick is such an unbelievable shooter and he scored 50 goals countless times in the NHL. I was just trying to soak up as much information as I can from him."'
College playoff round up
'The Buffalo Sabres have three prospects still playing in the NCAA playoffs which are building up to the frozen four national championship. Here is a brief recap of where the Sabres' prospects stand.'
Tuesday's Rochester Coverage
Amerks clinch, but North Division race tightens (Amerks.com)
Amerks to practice at HSBC Arena Tuesday (Amerks.com)
Amerks host Cleveland at HSBC Arena this Sunday (Amerks.com)
Blue ice, so nice?
'"I find after watching a hockey game for hours that my eyes hurt," Larry Quinn, the Sabres' managing partner told The Buffalo News. "I think the glare from the (painted) white ice causes eye fatigue. I think there's a feeling we want to modernize the game. I think there's definitely some fresh air in the league. I think people are open to innovation. I think there's a sense of a new era."'
Monday's Rochester Coverage
Syracuse trips tired Amerks (Rochester D&C)
Austrian TV misses real show (Rochester D&C)
Crunch sweeps Amerks to make move on playoffs (Syracuse Post Standard)
Amerks Clinch Playoff (RNews.com)
Amerks clinch playoff spot, lose in OT to Crunch (Amerks.com)
Hall of Fame night on Friday (Amerks.com)
Crunch Move Into Final Playoff Spot (SyracuseCrunch.com)
Bring on replacement players
'Hockey, like baseball or basketball, takes less time to put together a respectable team, especially if all your opponents are in the same situation. Besides, considering the brand of hockey that has cursed the NHL for the last decade, who would notice the difference in replacements from the real thing?'
Sunday's Rochester Coverage
Crunch surprise Amerks with three-goal rally (Rochester D&C)
Crunch goalie quiets the red-hot Amerks (Syracuse Post Standard)
Amerks Fail To Clinch (RNews.com)
Crunch top Amerks 3-1 (Amerks.com)
Crunch Gain Playoff Ground In Win Over Rochester (SyracuseCrunch.com)
Saturday's Rochester Coverage
Bartovic's goal restores Amerks' winning ways (Rochester D&C)
G-Train check rouses Amerks (Rochester D&C)
B-Sens let one slip away (Binghamton Press and Sun Bulletin)
Amerks Bounce Back (RNews.com)
Rochester 4, Binghamton 3 (AP)
Amerks edge Sens 4-3 (Amerks.com)
Sabres offer Amerks a 'blues' experience
'This is no April Fool's joke. But don't worry, the puck won't be yellow. Labatt's, will, however, be an on-ice sponsor. Marketing at its creative best.'
Quinn hints at uniform change
'Quinn was part of the organization when the Sabres changed from what I thought were very classy jerseys to the current Picasso/gangsta scheme (let's not talk about the awful red butterknife third jersey).'


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GREEN BAY, Wis. (GreenBayPhoenix.com) - For the second-straight season, Green Bay's Daniel Turner (McCordsville, Ind.) will miss the end of the season after suffering a torn anterior cruciate ligament (ACL). Turner, a junior and team captain, sustained the injury in his left knee in Saturday's win at Loyola. Turner missed the final 16 games of the 2011-12 season due to a torn ACL injury in his right knee.
"All of us in the program are saddened and disappointed for Daniel," said head coach Brian Wardle. "He is as hard a worker as anyone I have coached, and he put a lot of time and effort into getting back onto the court to help us win. Daniel being back on the court has brought us great toughness and leadership in the past few weeks, and others will need to take the opportunity to step up in those roles."
Turner, who also missed seven games earlier in the season due to injury, has started the past six games for the Phoenix at small forward. Green Bay has a 4-2 record in those six games, and he is averaging 1.7 points and 1.4 rebounds per game.
In his Phoenix career, Turner has played in 59 games, starting 41 times. As a freshman, Turner averaged 6.6 points and 5.8 rebounds per game, breaking the program's Division I freshman record for rebounds in a season.
Turner is the second Green Bay player to be out for the season due to a knee injury. Sophomore Josh Humphrey (Chicago, Ill.), who started the last 10 games of the 2011-12 season in Turner's place, suffered a season-ending injury during preseason practice.
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The best book on Java Threads
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One of the best things about this book is although this book was published in 2004, in my opinion it is still one of THE BEST books one can read on Java Threads. For beginners like me, understanding multi-threading concepts is not really easy. But this book made them easy for me. The book teaches you how to visualize the underlying concepts. The examples very clearly explain the concepts and are followed by authors' explanation ( the second best thing about this book ).I know I'm reading this book in 2013 and there are new additions in the newer Java versions but this book covers the advanced concepts introduced with J2SE 5.0 so well that I am not missing much. Whatever little needs to be known, I will be able to understand it from the API docs- thanks to such great explanation of the foundation to advanced concepts in the book. Having said that, if the authors decide to come up with another edition of the book, I will buy that too cause I know it'll be worth it.The first time I bought this book, I bought it from a local library. As I began reading this book, I realized I should have my own copy of it and I ordered it the same day. I'm glad I did so.Not sure who, but some wise person said- if something can be read without effort, great effort has gone into its writing. I appreciate all the effort that has gone into the making of Java Threads Edition 3. Thank you, Scott Oaks and Henry Wong.
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Used one of the examples in this book as one of the references in my Operating System research paper.
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A must-read
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I happen not to agree with the previous review, everything is clearly explained in the book. For instance, p40, a lock is explained as:When a method is declared synchronized, the thread that wants to execute it must acquire a token, which we call a lock (...) Only one thread can grab a lock at a time (...) Upon completion of the method, the lock is automatically released.Sure, the thread topic is not for beginners, but since every program is going to use threads whether you want it or not, any self-respecting programmer should have a good knowledge of threads.This book also covers all the new thread-related class of Java 5.0, which is the reason why I bought it.
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The Basics Are Missing
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Very poor book. Many essential explanations are missing, possibly due in part to an apparent obsession with race conditions. Although race conditions are a very important topic, and they should be thoroughly covered in a book such as this, many of them can be avoided by knowing the basics, which this book does not explain well.For instance, look at lock() and unlock(). What is being locked? What is being unlocked? Basic questions, right? We are never really told. Although there is much text devoted to these methods, it is left to the reader to figure out the answer to these questions.The same is true for wait() and notify(). What is being waited on? Who is being notified? We are never really told, but rather we are left to try to put the descriptions together in a way that makes sense.There are many other areas of total confusion (including many pages devoted to a "race condition" that apparently does not exist), but the above examples should give you an idea of the caliber of this book.BTW, I have been in this business for 30+ years.
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IRVING, Texas -- Junior left-handed pitcher Kent Emanuel was named to the National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association (NCBWA) Preseason All-America Second Team this week.
Emanuel posted an 8-4 record with a 1.96 ERA a year ago as Carolina's Friday night starter. The Woodstock, Ga., native made 17 appearances, including 16 starts en route to 110 innings of work.
Emanuel struck out 100 batters while walking just 23 batters on the year.
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Morrissey: Evening prayer for a shelter dog
August 20, 2012
I go to sleep surrounded by the quiet, contented sighs of my dogs who feel safe and loved…. secure and at peace. As my eyes begin to close, I picture a dog in a shelter I have been working with.At the end of a session I spend some time with her in her kennel. I hear the barking and whining of the other dogs that make her alert her head and ears. I can see that no matter how well things are arranged for her, she is still surprised and alerted every time another dog walks by her gate. She is dog reactive. We've made good strides but there are still challenges for her. After I work with her and bring her to the gate of the kennel, she hesitates then quietly follows me in through the gate. She lets me brush her. We play a game of search for the tennis ball under the blanket on her bed. Then it is time to go. I close the gate and secure the lock. She sits and watches me as I go. I am haunted.Tonight I say a prayer for her, and for all of the dogs sleeping (or not sleeping) in shelters near and far.May a person with realism, vision and acceptance walk past your gate;May they understand that you are not perfect, but that you can be trained to be a good dog;May they see that the jumping dog in front of them is desperate to say hello;May they realize that with a bit of training, you can learn polite greeting manners;May they understand if you are shy and overwhelmed, and see that with love, encouragement and confidence you will come out of your shell; May they understand this may take quite a few months;May they see that the thunder and bluff is just that; and with training that teaches you in a peaceful way to get the distance you want from whatever "monster" scares you, you will learn to resolve your conflicts with the world constructively and gain confidence;May they understand you are curious, inquisitive and need to explore the world, but also you will need clear boundaries and kind but constant guidance;And may they decide to make a life commitment to you for who you are: the brilliant, the challenging, the aloof, the goofy, the exuberant, the serious, the silly, the reserved, the obnoxious, the funny, the athletic, the laid back, the complex and beautiful; the real dog that makes you the completely unique you.May you feel the touch of a kind hand & hear a gentle word;May you take a car ride to your forever home;When you mess up, may you be forgiven;May your new family understand that it can take months and sometimes years of training, guidance and learning to help you be the best you can become;May they accept you for the dog that you are in spite of all of the training. And may they smile at your imperfections as much as your achievements;May they protect you, nurture you and give you exercise and adventures together.And may you someday fall asleep on the bed, sighing in deep contentment, peace and security, spooned against your forever friend.This I pray for you my furry friend, and for all dogs. This I pray.Sleep in peace and we will both dream and pray for your forever home.


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The term limit movement of the past few years has been fueled mostly by voter anger at the U.S. Congress over the passing of ObamaCare, TARP, and their inability to pass a budget.
This year, residents of Columbia County will get the opportunity to vote on Georgia House Bill 1167 to amend the term limits of our county commissioners. Term limits are a bad idea – especially at the local and state level of government.
I am proud to endorse Christopher Hudson for Columbia County chief magistrate. We must have a chief magistrate who will be tough on crime and work with law enforcement, not against them.
I like his idea for creating a community service program that will punish criminals by having them give back to the community that they have harmed by cleaning the roads and picking up trash.
I'm asking all of my friends and colleagues to vote Hudson for magistrate.
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I write to express my support for Christopher Hudson for chief magistrate of Columbia County. I have had the pleasure of knowing Christopher and his family for more than 25 years. I would like to share with your readers about Christopher's work ethic.
While I haven't seen any polls, folks I talk to just haven't made up their minds on who to send to Congress from the 12th District.
May I suggest Lee Anderson?
He served on the Columbia County school board for close to 10 years, then ran for a county commission seat and served a term there. Wanting to serve this part of Georgia, he was elected to the state House and dealt with the problems not only of Georgia, but one of the nation's larger cities.
We as Columbia County residents are proud of our school system and its record. However, we must not rest on the demographics of achievers and the work of our parents and teachers and be complacent. Our school system has so much potential to be the best of the best, and to reach that potential, we need a representative on our School Board who will be the most responsive to the needs of our children and most effective in leading us to higher levels of excellence.
I take great pride in endorsing Jason Troiano for chief magistrate of Columbia County.
He is a native of Columbia County and has been an associate judge for nearly four years. His past experience is as a prosecutor and judge. He is always fair, but firm. I'm asking all of my friends and clients to vote for Jason Troiano, as he is the right choice for the judgeship.
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Tuesday's Columbia County School Board election is important for the future of our students and teachers. David Dekle would serve with honesty, integrity and enthusiasm, without bias or obligation to anyone.
He is a man with a heart for service, to his community and would be a wonderful addition to the Board.
He is a local attorney, his wife is an educator, and his five children attend Columbia County schools. I encourage you to support his candidacy.
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It would be nice to have each candidate's stands on one emailed document sent to a voter requesting this from the party they belong to. I have heard several voters state they are not voting July 31 because of lack of knowledge of the candidates.
I realize the candidates came on (television) for the congressional seats. A simple one- or two-page document would give people the knowledge they need on each candidate. I spent hours searching the Web pages, and it is a pain in the butt to get information about one candidate.
Randall Barrett
Those supporting (the Transportation Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax, or TSPLOST) are saying the tax is needed for growth and to ease traffic concerns, while others are saying that the projects lack public input.
I definitely agree with the last one. I submitted a letter to the editor back in March. Although The News Times printed a later editorial opposing the TSPLOST, few other articles have appeared.
As a Republican candidate for the Georgia House of Representatives, District 121, I want to thank all of those who have supported and encouraged me.
While a victor is yet to be decided in the race, I am already a winner as a result of the new friendships made and the bonding with old friends. I have been blessed. I am also proud of the cordial relationship that my opponent, Barry Fleming, and I have maintained throughout the campaign. He has been a gentleman throughout, and I think our affable relationship is one rarely seen in a political contest.
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Discussion in 'February 2012' started by roscoe36, Feb 13, 2012.
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Had to vote against the Pistons here........ Celtics by 15...........
Get ready to eat some humble pie Nemo, the Pistons will blow out the Celts by 20+ in this game.
Perhaps you missed the thread where it was revealed that the Pistons have turned the corner.....
Nemo is married......humble pie is my favorite dish. We must have traded Stuckey for Lin..........based on the positive vibes here.
Bill Laimbeer picked the Pistons in this one, which caused me to look out my office window to see if pigs were flying about. Walter has also joined in on the Piston Party scheduled after this game. Problem is.........Celtics will bring the effort, as they will not want to lose this particular road game. Pistons will try and play fairly well but the second half will become their undoing....................
PG - edge Celts SG - edge Celts SF - edge Celts PF - edge Celts C - edge Pistons I see the Celtics winning this one.
I always vote against the Pistons. With a .250 winning percentage (or so) I figure the odds are in my favor. I wish picking stocks were as easy.
I guaransheed that the Pistons win this game. It's just a formality.
Wake up Bill........this is the thread for the game on the 19th......... Haven't actually played this one yet.....................
Bump for next game!
Rondo will score 8pts but drop 20 dimes while snagging 12 boards in this one. Celts win 81 - 56.
Pistons are going to spank the Celts again despite Pierce dropping 30+ pts on us.
I picked the C's only because DET just beat them and it seems like the law of averages will be working against them. I wonder if Charlie G will show up at this game to stare menacingly at KG from the bench? Can you sit on the bench wearing boxing gloves, is that allowed under the dress code?
thats why I picked the pistons... figured we'd lose the first one and get this one... never again will I pick them as fast as the boss puts them up
Knight's got a bone to pick with Rondo. Pistons all the way baby!
Must-win game. Pistons by 20.
"Where there is no struggle, there is no strength" - Charlie Villanueva, via Twitter. I may not be able to make the PF.com chat tonight due to a conference I have to attend to in relation to my work.
Will Mr. Cheever be there?
Darth Tater picked the Pistons............that's money.............
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Paul Ehrlich announces the discovery of an effective cure (Salvarsan) for syphilis, the first specific chemotherapeutic agent for a bacterial disease. Ehrlich was seeking an arsenic derivative and finally the 606th compound worked. He brought news of the treatment to London, where Alexander Fleming became one of the few physicians to administer it.
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Just wanted to followup on this post and go over some of the things I learned over the past few weeks
Hitting the rail on an angle helps (was doing parallel before) to get the rail where you want it (under middle, or a single leg).
Keeping wait centered or possibly a little front loaded depending on what your doing, while on the kicker to the rail. I noticed that after a few successful attempts I would try to hit it at a higher speed, this caused me to instinctively lean back more on the kicker. If your weight is to much on the back foot then that side will slip out once you get on the rail.
I went to park city the other day and their rails where alot lower to the ground then what I have been hitting at Pow Mow. This was very nice because I was able to plan out my landing more. you can figure out where on the rail you want to land when jumping from the kicker (like what Snowolf is talking about above). Once you have that down things get alot easier. Figuring out your trajectory when jumping from the kicker is a major part of it all. But its one of those fundamental skills that goes further then just park activities.
Thanks to the replies above, and if any one who knows more sees something wrong please speak up, this is only what I have learned to be true over the past few weeks.
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So I'm starting to move to the advance park. And of course the most prevalent and major changes are the kickers.
I have been toying with this rail for the past 2 days and can not get a "lock".
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Im also curious about the approach.
Currently I ride the kicker almost completely parallel to the rail, then when in the air do my 90 and try to land on the rail.
I think some of my problem is commitment, because Im not shifting enough weight onto the left side, so im constantly slipping to the right prior to "locking" on. Some times i just chicken out, tap the rail, and go back straight (however this has help to build confidence and kept me from any major falls).
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^1 hit it pretty much on the head. Once you get the metal where you want it, go over the panel with whatever grit the epoxy primer manufacturer recommends, and apply the epoxy. The filler can be applied over the epoxy. If you have some minor rust, you can use Naval Jelly to remove it, clean the surface, sand with the right grit and epoxy.
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Ive rolling fender lips and fixing a bunch of stuff hidden under some bondo on the back of my new project car, and Im trying to make every effort to prevent future rust.
Ive had to use the stud welder in a few places to get stuff right where I want it (so far everything I finished shouldnt take much mud, really everything looks like Im just going to wipe it with a skim coat and go, I doubt that I need more then 1/16 anywhere, Im pretty anal retentive when it comes down to it).
What Im wondering is if its OK to wipe it down with some metal prep (or if I run into a spot that had more rust even navel jelly) before I skim it to MAKE SURE that any rust that was there is gone? So far Ive been using a nylon wire wheel (quickly removed bondo without removing much of anything else so I can see what Im dealing with first) and a 36 grit roloc to cut down to the bare metal where I have to do some work so the surface has a nice bite to it.
I understand that the phosphoric acid in metal prep can do weird things with body filler (keep it from setting up right I think), but they recommend washing it with water to neutralize it, which makes me think that this is all going on on bare metal that Id just be causing rust.
What do you guys do? Am I better off skipping the metal prep, just finishing my stud puller/hammer work, hitting it with the 36 grit again and slap on the filler (not sure how much I trust that to get rid of any surface rust that might start while Im working)? Maybe 60 grit instead of the 36 just to make sure that the grit actually touches more of the surface? Id really feel better if I use some metal prep, but I dont wan to hurt anything that goes over it (and this would be a totally different deal if I had the whole body or even a large section totally stripped).
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One of the best ways to first appreciate St. Petersburg's greatest avenue, Nevsky Prospekt, is to walk straight up it on the shady side (south) and then back down on its sunny side (north). And, since this is a city of contrasting seasons and light, this walk can be taken at any time and on any kind of day.
Start from under the gilded spire of the (1) Admiralty, the organizing point of the city (built 1806-1823). Cross the (2) Alexander Garden (worth relaxing in) and join Nevsky Prospekt at its start. Negotiate the streams of shoppers and notice the former (3) Wawelberg Bank (7 Nevsky Prospekt) with its sidewalk arcade, which looks like a heavily rusticated Renaissance Palazzo. It marks the part of the city that was the pre-Revolutionary financial hub.
Further up on the right at number 18 is the (4) Kotomin house, the café that housed confectioners Wolf and Béranger and where many famous Petersburg literary figures socialized. It was from here that Pushkin, after a stiff drink, set out with his second for his fateful duel at 4 p.m. January 27, 1837. The Literary Café upstairs renders a bit of the old atmosphere.
Opposite the Kotomin house at number 15 is (5) the former mansion of the St. Petersburg Chief of Police Nikolay Chicherin. Note its two tiers of columns wrapped around the street corner. Stretching along Bolshaya Morskaya Street and the Moika Embankment, this palatial house became home to a variety of leading entertainment clubs and artistic institutions before and after the revolution. Its conversion into the luxury Taleon Imperial Hotel is to be completed in 2008.
After crossing the River Moika by (6) the Green (or Police) Bridge, you pass the (7) Stroganov Palace on the right. The elegant mid-18th century home of Russia's wealthiest salt barons is now part of the Russian Museum (www.rusmuseum.ru). Opposite at number 20 is the multifunctional house of the (8) Dutch Church.
Nearby, look at the (9) F. L. Mertens building (number 21). As home to the most fashionable of furriers, this building made a huge statement about modern style in pre-revolutionary St. Petersburg. While its three great arches hint at classical tradition, its use of reinforced concrete and expanses of windows ushered in the new.
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As the lane ends and turns into Malaya Konushennaya Street you walk into a newly pedestrian zone. Take in the neo-Romanesque Swedish Church and (13) Lidvall's Nordic art nouveau apartment house for the church on your right (nos. 1-3). At the center of the street, stop to check the temperature, air pressure, humidity, wind direction, or time on the elegant (14) Meteorological Pavilion and Clock.
Take the short lane to the Griboedov Canal Embankment where you'll find an extremely picturesque view of the polychromatic, multi-domed neo-Russian (15) Church of the Saviour On Spilled Blood. The church is known by this name as it stands on the spot where a Nihilist threw a bomb at Tsar Alexander II, killing him.
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Hey, I just found something interesting.
Look at 1:30, Kotoko kisses Mell.
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lol only heard one song by Kotoko and i loved it!!! it was kinda a coincidence tho but face the facts is now one of my fav song...
and for anyone who would like to see the coincidence http://youtube.com/watch?v=1UHfueeLr...ernal%20legend
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I didn't even know who Kotoko was until I was A-Kon last month, and she's very good while live. Her voice is strong and loud and vibrant. The band members also did awesome jobs, the bass guitarist stood out to me the most.
But yeah, they are uber nice in person, which makes me like them even more. They let me take pics of them the 2nd day of autographs and they thought I was funny when I said "sugoi" out of no where, because well.. I don't look like a person that would know any japanese, haha.
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Wow and I've thread, i have been fan for years, have all their I've girls compillations albums, my fav singers are Kotoko, Eiko, Mako, Mell, Momo, Outer, Lia. PLEASE!! Join my space group, it has few people, we can share I've stuff, and talk about this great group http://groups.myspace.com/Ivefairheaven . I'll upload later all my I've collection , so stay put
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Aaaaaa KOTOKO...
liked "Being" 2nd OP from Shakugan no Shana. It was really great. I haven't heard KOTOKO songs recently. Too hard to find in my library of 50 Gigs XD!
I think "Agony" is one of her best songs as well. Though she is one of my favorite jpop singers, I still don't think her singing talents reach those of Yamamoto Sayaka, Mami Kawada or Utada Hikaru.
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KOTOKO rocks! I've liked her ever since I first heard the OP/ED to Onegai Teacher. Two months ago, I managed to see her live at CN Anime and even got her to autograph a CD. It was pretty awesome. I still think she sounds better not live though, because when she's live they add in all this heavy guitar and so on that makes it sound almost industrial/goth instead of the techno-dance that I'm used to.
I wrote about it on my blog:
Just wondering... what's "I've"? Is this some techo-band that KOTOKO and others are involved in? What have they done? I seem to remember seeing the name I've before somewhere...
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You can check the wikipedia article for more info http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/I've_Sound
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たとえば 「Leave me hell alone」 では
Gu:高瀬一矢/Drum:COWPOKES/Bass:板垣直樹/Vo:KOTOKO となっている
The unit due to I've chestnut thornback tar position. The chestnut thornback tar which is performed with tune is different. For example with Leave me hell alone Gu: Kazuya Takase /Drum: COWPOKES/Bass: Naoki Itagaki /Vo: It has become KOTOKO
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er...i know i have bad english...so plz go easy on me...but i think that is directly translated from the jap? ....cuz the english makes no sense to me at all ^^;
if someone can 'rephase' them with more 'simplier' and easier understanding english...plz do...
i m guessing right now that: before KOTOKO get to be 'solo', they were a band from I've....and the band is called outer...and since the band outer was 'decomposed', therefore KOTOKO is now here~
OR...just simply....the main vocal in the band outer is KOTOKO...
someone plz help me...i cant translate jap ^^;
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I love KOTOKO too, Shes an awesome singer, I enjoy I've Sound as well, My favorite songs from KOTOKO are, Resolution of Soul from Divine Luv, and Cross Up from OL Shimai. I als oLove MOVE, and MELL, Especially Freezing Rain from MOVE
and Red Fraction from MELL, Also check out their music video for Red Fraction, its sweet!
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This festive Plaid Poinsettia Scarf is the perfect holiday accessory (and thoughtful gift). The vivid blooms strew the lovely plaid field. Polyester weave is alternately sheer and opaque. Imported. 60"l. x 13"w.
Museum Provenance
Recalls the hundreds of poinsettias nurtured by our Smithsonian Greenhouse Nursery Operations for interior holiday displays.
Every Smithsonian purchase will arrive with a museum provenance card explaining how it is adapted from or inspired by an object or objects in our collection.
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Desktop Wallpapers Available to Download
Aug. 29, 2012
By Stephen Trembley
FRESNO, Calif. --- The perfect desktop wallpaper for Fresno State fans' computers is available right here at www.GoBulldogs.com, courtesy of Scholar Share.
This is the ideal way to show your Bulldog pride on a daily basis and always have instant access to your favorite team's schedule.
We have already created the fall wallpapers for football, soccer and volleyball, and will add wallpapers for men's and women's basketball, softball and baseball later in the school year.
The football wallpaper features seniors Robbie Rouse and Phillip Thomas and juniors Derek Carr and Jeremiah Toma.
The volleyball wallpaper highlights the Bulldogs' two seniors, Cecilia Agraz and Barbara Alcantara, inside the Save Mart Center.
The soccer wallpaper showcases seniors Callie Hancock and Vanessa Gonzalez, along with juniors Lauren Lindstrom and Kayla Kret, and sophomore Katie DeVault.
All of the desktop wallpapers also resemble the covers for each of the respective teams' Virtual Team Guides.
"Discover Fresno State Athletics!" - Remember to wear your Bulldog red on Aug. 31 for College Colors Day to support your Fresno State Bulldogs. Fans can participate in a photo contest for free tickets and parking passes to a home football game. To enter your business, send photos of your office space decked out in Bulldog red, which can easily be done with a Gameday in a Box available for $125 in person at The Bulldog Shop. Photos should be sent to Hank Charles at email@example.com by 12 p.m. on Aug. 31. The winner will be drawn that afternoon.