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By Brett Bonetti
MMA star Xavier "X Man" Lucas will step back into the boxing ring this Friday night to take on knock out artist Jeremy Van Diemen (4-0, 3 KO's) in the co-main event of Thunderdome at Metro City in Perth, Australia. Lucas represented Team Australia in the recent UFC Ultimate Fighter series "The Smashes: Australia vs UK" where he made it to the semi-finals before losing to eventual winner Robert Whittaker.
The "X-Man" is confident for this fight with Van Dieman and says he has been working on a good game plan with trainer Grady Stewart. "It's gonna be the Angel taming the Demon" Lucas said. "Van Dieman is a good come forward fighter, we have done the work now it's time to put it to play."
"I feel great and confident for this fight. It will be MMA fighter versus boxer. But let us not forget that I started Boxing before I began MMA, I can't wait to entertain Perth," Lucas added.
Grady Stewart says Lucas is going to beat Van Dieman at him own game
"X-Man is going to go up the middle, put him against the ropes and make him go back which is something he is not used to," Stewart said.
Van Dieman is confident he is going to put Lucas on the back foot and keep him up against the ropes.
"I am very happy to be on this card with boxing returning to Perth Metro City for the first time in many years and I plan to knock out Lucas on Friday night" Van Dieman said
Also on the Dragon Fire Thunderdome card is Luke Sharp vs Jeremy Allan for the WA State Middleweight Title, Matt Garlett vs Weng Heya, John Squillace vs Rob Powerdrill and the return of "Cool" Willie Kickett as he faces Manopnoi Singmanasak.
This Friday night will be the first boxing event at Perth Metro City since June 2003.
Tickets to Thunderdome are available at http://metrocity.oztix.com.au/?Event3606
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Deputies: Gainesville Man Stalks, Sends Threatening Messages To Two Women
Published February 21st, 2010
A Gainesville man was arrested Saturday afternoon after he reportedly stalked and sent threatening messages to two women over the last two months.
Alachua County Sheriff's Office deputies say Paul Florence repeatedly sent harassing phone calls and text messages to the two victims.
Deputies say Florence stalked one victim on numerous occasions and even caused property damage to her residence.
Both victims told investigators that Florence threatened to kill them and then kill himself.
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18 year-old Lubo Satka is one of three young players who were given contracts by Newcastle earlier this year, and the other two were goalkeeper Freddie Woodman and local lad Adam Armstrong, who has already made four appearances in the Newcastle first team.
Lubo Satka – top young center-back
Lubo is making very good progress through the ranks and he's played 35 times for the Newcastle U21 side, and he's impressed manager Alan Pardew with his calm confidence, and today he's compared to a young Fabricio Coloccini – and that cannot be bad.
This is what Alan Pardew has said about Satka to the Shields Gazette today:
"Lubo is, for me, a player beyond his years – he's very calm," "If you were going to look at a young Coloccini, you've got to say that's Lubo."
"He's so level-headed and technically good – he's got a great chance for us. We've really got our fingers crossed for him."
"This is only a first step on the career ladder for these boys." "They must continue to show the same commitment and desire and will to learn as they have to this point."
Lubo was signed in May two years ago from local club Dubnica in Slovakia, after captaining the Slovakian U17 side.
That's a good last sentence by Alan, just in case the youngsters start to get carried away with themselves, because that always seems to be the first step in a downward spiral, and why some top young players never make the grade.
It will be interesting to see if Satka gets a chance in pre-season, and we can see just how good he looks.
It would be terrific if this lad can start to press for a place in the first team squad next season.
What do you think?
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After holding the title for more than nine months Justin Bieber has been unseated as the most followed person on Twitter by Katy Perry.
The buzz around Perry's new album Prism has pushed the 29-year-old pop artist into the top spot with 46.51 million followers edging out Bieber's 46.49m.
Bieber himself became the most followed individual on Twitter in January this year when he reached 33.3m followers, overtaking Lady Gaga who is currently no.3 on the site with 40.39m.
Gaga's popularity on the social media website set a number of records after she de-seated Britney Spears in 2010, becoming the first person to pass the 10 million, 20 million and 30 million milestones for follower count.
Pop stars continue to dominate the most-followed chart on Twitter, with Taylor Swift holding the fifth spot (36.23m), Britney Spears at no.7 (33.74m), Rihanna at no.8 (32.50m) and Justin Timberlake at no.10 (27.98m).
Barack Obama is the only figure in the top ten not involved in the entertainment industry (the official accounts for YouTube and Instagram fill out the vacant slots at no.6 and no.9) with his 39.27 million followers clinching him the fourth most-followed spot.
These figures are eclipsed in like-for-like comparison with Facebook, where Lady Gaga still reigns supreme with 60.35m likes (behind Perry's 59.25m and Bieber's 57.27m) although recent research suggests that Twitter might have surpassed Facebook as the most popular social network with the young.
A report last month from market researcher Piper Jaffray found that 26 per cent of US teens named Twitter as the "most important" social networking site, with only 23 per cent indicating that Facebook was most important.
Facebook themselves have refuted this with their own in-house research and the steadily rising popularity of Instagram (bought by Facebook in 2012 for $1bn) suggests that Mark Zuckerberg's online social empire is far from crumbling.Reuse content


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I've got two kids, ages 5 and 3, so yes, I'm an expert on motherhood. Ok, I kid. But here's what I've learned in the past few years. Just read my thoughts with an open mind.1. Breastfeed your kids. Or don't. Sleep when the baby sleeps. Or don't. Do what feels right to you, and eventually, you'll see that it was right for YOU. Every mother out there figures out how to get into her groove. It takes some trial and error, and lots of second-guessing yourself.2. Ask for help! People LOVE to hel … [Read more...]
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March 24, 2009
Tennessee senior Ty'Relle Harris pitched five scoreless innings and catcher Blake Forsythe hit a three-run home run to lead the Volunteers to a 5-1 victory over Western Carolina on Tuesday night at Robert M. Lindsay Field at Lindsey Nelson Stadium.
Forsythe's homer put the Vols in front 5-0 in the fifth inning and was his 11th of the season. The three-run shot, which hit off the batter's eye in center field, scored center fielder Kentrail Davis and first baseman Cody Hawn who reached on back-to-back singles.
Harris (2-2) pitched five innings in his second start of the year. The right-hander shut out the Catamounts on four hits while striking out a season-high eight batters. Three pitchers combined to strike out a season-high 14 batters for Tennessee (10-12).
"That was a hard fought game," head coach Todd Raleigh said. "They are one of the better teams in the country. It was a good win. We pitched really well today. Ty'Relle really set the tone. He got in a little bit of trouble but was able to pitch out of it. Then Blake's home run opened up the game a little bit."
WCU (15-6) starting pitcher Corey Martin (4-2) allowed five runs on six hits through 4-1/3 innings. Martin struck out five and did not issue a walk.
Tennessee got on the board early with a run in the first inning. Hawn drove in his 31st RBI of the year with a groundout to short. Right fielder Josh Liles scored on the play after leading off the game with a single. Liles finished the night 2-for-4 with a double. The sophomore has 12 multi-hit games this season.
The Vols went up 2-0 in the bottom of the fourth inning. Designated hitter Cody Brown scored from third when left fielder P.J. Polk reached on a throwing error by the third baseman. Brown reached with one of his two singles on the night.
Western Carolina scored its lone run in the top of the sixth when designated hitter Stephen Notaro led off the inning with a solo home run.
Tennessee freshman Matt Ramsey pitched two innings, allowing one run on three hits while striking out four. Right-hander Danny Wiltz pitched the eighth and ninth, surrendering only one hit while walking one and striking out two.
Catamounts right-hander Matt Benedict went the final 3-2/3 innings, giving up two hits and striking out three.
The Volunteers return to action Wednesday with another home game against North Carolina-Asheville. First pitch is scheduled for 7 p.m. Eastern time.


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An indexing model for sustainable urban environmental management : the case of Gold Coast, Australia
Dizdaroglu, Didem, Yigitcanlar, Tan, & Tezer, A. (2009) An indexing model for sustainable urban environmental management : the case of Gold Coast, Australia. In Ecocity World Summit 2009 the 8th International Ecocity Conference, 13-15 December 2009, Turkey, Istanbul.
Improving urban ecosystems and the quality of life of citizens have become a central issue in the global effort of creating sustainable built environments. As human beings our lives completely depend on the sustainability of the nature and we need to protect and manage natural resources in a more sustainable way in order to sustain our existence. As a result of population growth and rapid urbanisation, increasing demand of productivity depletes and degrades natural resources. However, the increasing activities and rapid development require more resources, and therefore, ecological planning becomes an essential vehicle in preserving scarce natural resources. This paper aims to indentify the interation between urban ecosystems and human activities in the context of urban sustainability and explores the degrading environmental impacts of this interaction and the necessity and benefits of using sustainability indicators as a tool in sustainable urban evnironmental management. Additionally, the paper also introduces an environmental sustainability indexing model (ASSURE) as an innovative approach to evaluate the environmental conditions of built environment.
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Best Reasons to be a Female Astronaut
The new Sandra Bullock – George Clooney move "Gravity" opens today. It is about two astronauts' adventures surviving after their space shuttle is damaged. So, what would be the advantages of being a female astronaut, other then being in a tight space with George Clooney?No more plastic surgery, the G-forces will take care of that.
You're wearing a spacesuit – and whatever you want underneath.
You know the NASA Crew in Houston is LISTENING to you.


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I'm one of those people that tries to use the botanical names of plants. I also know many of the common names for my plants, but many of my plants are not widely grown and therefore have not been given common names. Anyway, I'm not writing this post to debate the merits of either common or botanical naming systems. I'm simply going to talk about pronouncing the botanical names. Pronouncing common names is almost always easy, since they are just a collection of English words with which most people are already familiar.
However, many botanical names you have seen but never heard. And since they are usually Latin-based, it is often hard to know how to pronounce them. I have been embarrassed on a couple of occasions when I pronounced something very different from someone at the greenhouse (also at the aquarium store). In one case, I was new to the aquarium hobby and had just been reading about a bunch of different fish I might want to put in my first aquarium. My wife and I had been referring to the ever-so-common algae-eating fish Plecostomus as "ple-coh-STOH-moos." The correct pronunciation is actually "pleh-CAH-steh-muss," which flows off the tongue so much more easily.
After some of my embarrassing pronunciation encounters, I got to thinking that I wasn't necessarily wrong. The worker might have been sitting at home thinking how embarrassed they were that a customer had pronounced the name correctly and they had always pronounced it differently. This definitely wasn't the case for Plecostomus, but it might be in some other situations. If we don't use the names in converstation with others, how are we ever to know the correct way of saying the names? Don't you worry – I did some research and found some good sources for correct pronunciations of botanical names.
Many online dictionaries have a little sound graphic next to the word you just looked up that will actually have a 2 or 3 second sound bite of someone saying the word. And nearly all of the dictionaries will have the written pronunciation. The drawback to using online dictionaries is that many botanical names are not listed in these dictionaries.
One place that you can almost always find your plant listed is on Dave's Garden. Dave's Garden includes a written pronunciation of all genera and most species names.
Here are some specific names that I found on Dave's Garden:
- Heuchera (HEW-ker-uh) – genus of the popular shade plants "Coral Bells"
- Clematis (KLEM-uh-tis or kli-MAT-is) – genus of very popular flowering, climbing perennial vines hear it
- Liriope (luh-RYE-uh-pee) – genus of common ground covers, sometimes called "Lily Turf" or "Monkey Grass" hear it
- Rudbeckia (rud-BEK-ee-a) – genus which contains "Black-Eyed Susans" and other perennial wildflowers hear it
- Gaillardia (gay-LAR-dee-uh) – genus of common wildflowers sometimes referred to as "Indian Blanket"
- Echinacea (ek-in-AY-shee-a) – genus which contains the common coneflowers hear it
- Ipomoea (ip-oh-MEE-a) – genus which contains both the popular "Morning Glories" and ornamental "Sweet Potato Vines," as well as some other plants I enjoy growing "Cypress Vine" and "Spanish Flag"
- Chlorophytum (kloh-roh-FY-tum) – genus which contains "Spider Plants," "Airplant Plants"
- Justicia (jus-TEE-see-ah) – genus which includes the "Shrimp Plants"
- Chamaedorea (ky-mee-DOR-ee-uh) – genus of palms, some of which are kept as houseplants – including the "Neanthe Bella Palm" and "Parlor Palm"
- Phalaenopsis (fay-lay-NOP-sis) – genus that contains the most commonly seen orchids, referred to as "Moth Orchids" hear it
- Ctenanthe (TEE-nan-thee) – a rare genus and favorite of mine from the prayer plant family
- Calathea (ka-LAY-thee-uh) – a common genus from the prayer plant family
- Stromanthe (stroh-MAN-thee) – a rare genus from the prayer plant family
- Araceae (a-RAY-see-ee) – the family commonly referred to as "Aroids"
- Rhaphidophora (ra-fid-OH-for-a) – a genus in the Aroid family
One quick observation: I'm noticing that the "ch" combination is almost always pronounced as a "k" in plant genera. There are exceptions to every rule, but the "k" sounds seems to be the standard. It's easy for me to use the "k" sound for names like Chlorophytum, but I want to use the "ch" sound for names like Heuchera.
I've had to make the most adjustments for Ctenanthe (I was trying to incorporate the leading "C" into the name) and Liriope (which I was pronouncing "leer-EE-ope"). I like the true pronunciation of Liriope much better than what I was saying.
The pronunciation with the most controversy that I encountered is Rudbeckia. There were two sound bites for this name. One sounds like "red-BEK-ee-a" and the other sounds like "RUDE-bek-ee-a." I was really surprised by the "red" beginning to the one sound bite. Additionally, I ran across a sign at a local nursery that said this name is easy to remember by memorizing the phrase "Susan has a black eye because rude Becky hit her." (The "Black-Eyed Susan" species is R. hirta.) The Dave's Garden pronunciation is a little different from all of these other options. Good luck with that one!
Are there any plant names you've always wondered how to say?


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Re: List processing
John Leary <leary at paradise.net.nz> writes:
>This problem can be solved by conventional programming, but I wonder if
>there is an elegant Mathematica solution ?
>A list contains pairs of values, with each pair representing the lower and
>upper edge of a sub-range. Some of the sub-ranges partially overlap, some
>fully overlap, others don't overlap at all. The problem is to produce a
>second list that contains the overall upper and lower edges of the
>overlapping sub-ranges.
>A simple example : {{100,200},{150,250},{120,270},{300,400}} would result
>in {{100,270},{300,400}}.
>In the real case, the input list has several hundred elements and the
>output list typically has five elements.
If the numbers are all integers less than 401, as in your example,
then you could start with the list {1,2,3,...400} and compare each
number to every pair in your list-of-pairs. If there exists no pair
that the given number falls between (inclusive), replace the number with zero.
Converting the resulting list to the output you want "is an exercise
for the reader" (clever replacement rules will do it easily).
Tim Dellinger www.ews.uiuc.edu/~tdelling
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CMT Music Awards June 8th – 9 Nominees For Video of The Year
The CMT Music Awards are coming up on June 8th and the Video of the Year category includes 9 videos! The nominees are; Lady Antebellum 'Hello World,' Kenny Chesney 'The Boys of Fall,' Jason Aldean 'My Kinda Party,' Taylor Swift 'Mine,' The Band Perry 'If I Die Young,' Rascal Flatts 'Why Wait,' Zac Brown Band 'Colder Weather,' Miranda Lambert 'The House That Built Me,' and Carrie Underwood 'Undo It.'
Who will take home the prize? Personally, I think it should go to Kenny Chesney for 'The Boys of Fall.' It was unique, inspiring and had a lot of production quality!
Take a look after the jump.
Lady Antebellum 'Hello World'
Kenny Chesney 'The Boys of Fall'
Jason Aldean 'My Kinda Party'
Taylor Swift 'Mine'
The Band Perry 'If I Die Young'
Rascal Flatts 'Why Wait'
Zac Brown Band 'Colder Weather'
Miranda Lambert 'The House That Built Me'
Carrie Underwood 'Undo It'


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Memories of Beacon Hill
James Christopher Poyle
While undertaking Family Research, during 2011, I discovered that James Christopher Poyle, previously unknown to us as a member of my wife's extended family, passed away at Marchants Hill Camp, on 9th April 1955. I would apprecate hearing from anyone who might have known anything about James and/or his life while he was a resident there. Many thanks in anticipation of a reply!


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My apologies, but I do not model anymore. Once my car was totaled in May '11, I have not been able to attain reliable transportation, therefore, I gave it up. I appreciate the offers of being picked up and whatnot, but I'm not comfortable meeting someone unless I can leave when I want to.
Feel free to message me and feed my ego regardless. I do remember my password once every couple of months so I'll come on and browse my messages and reply to some. Or I'll just come on when I'm down on myself and I need a confidence boost.
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On digital experiences, Open Source, startups & the future
Over the weekend, Drupal 8.2 beta was released. One of the reasons why I'm so excited about this release is that it ships with "more outside-in". In an "outside-in experience", you can click anything on the page, edit its configuration in place without having to navigate to the administration back end, and watch it take effect immediately. This kind of on-the-fly editorial experience could be a game changer for Drupal's usability.
When I last discussed turning Drupal outside-in, we were still in the conceptual stages, with mockups illustrating the concepts. Since then, those designs have gone through multiple rounds of feedback from Drupal's usability team and a round of user testing led by Cheppers. This study identified some issues and provided some insights which were incorporated into subsequent designs.
Two policy changes we introduced in Drupal 8 — semantic versioning and experimental modules — have fundamentally changed Drupal's innovation model starting with Drupal 8. I should write a longer blog post about this, but the net result of those two changes is ongoing improvements with an easy upgrade path. In this case, it enabled us to add outside-in experiences to Drupal 8.2 instead of having to wait for Drupal 9. The authoring experience improvements we made in Drupal 8 are well-received, but that doesn't mean we are done. It's exciting that we can move much faster on making Drupal easier to use.
As you can see from the image below, Drupal 8.2 adds the ability to trigger "Edit" mode, which currently highlights all blocks on the page. Clicking on one — in this case, the block with the site's name — pops out a new tray or sidebar. A content creator can change the site name directly from the tray, without having to navigate through Drupal's administrative interface to theme settings as they would have to in Drupal 7 and Drupal 8.1.
In the second image, the pattern is applied to a menu block. You can make adjustments to the menu right from the new tray instead of having to navigate to the back end. Here the content creator changes the order of the menu links (moving "About us" after "Contact") and toggles the "Team" menu item from hidden to visible.
In Drupal 8.1 and prior, placing a new block on the page required navigating away from your front end into the administrative back end and noting the available regions. Once you discover where to go to add a block, which can in itself be a challenge, you'll have to learn about the different regions, and some trial and error might be required to place a block exactly where you want it to go.
Starting in Drupal 8.2, content creators can now just click "Place block" without navigating to a different page and knowing about available regions ahead of time. Clicking "Place block" will highlight the different possible locations for a block to be placed in.
These improvements are currently tagged "experimental". This means that anyone who downloads Drupal 8.2 can test these changes and provide feedback. It also means that we aren't quite satisfied with these changes yet and that you should expect to see this functionality improve between now and 8.2.0's release, and even after the Drupal 8.2.0 release.
As you probably noticed, things still look pretty raw in places; as an example, the forms in the tray are exposing too many visual details. There is more work to do to bring this functionality to the level of the designs. We're focused on improving that, as well as the underlying architecture and accessibility. Once we feel good about how it all works and looks, we'll remove the experimental label.
We deliberately postponed most of the design work to focus on introducing the fundamental concepts and patterns. That was an important first step. We wanted to enable Drupal developers to start experimenting with the outside-in pattern in Drupal 8.2. As part of that, we'll have to determine how this new pattern will apply broadly to Drupal core and the many contributed modules that would leverage it. Our hope is that once the outside-in work is stable and no longer experimental, it will trickle down to every Drupal module. At that point we can all work together, in parallel, on making Drupal much easier to use.
Users have proven time and again in usability studies to be extremely "preview-driven", so the ability to make quick configuration changes right from their front end, without becoming an expert in Drupal's information architecture, could be revolutionary for Drupal.
If you'd like to help get these features to stable release faster, please join us in the outside-in roadmap issue.
I'd also like to thank everyone who contributed to these features and reviewed them, including Bojhan, yoroy, pwolanin, andrewmacpherson, gtamas, petycomp, zsofimajor, SKAUGHT, nod_, effulgentsia, Wim Leers, catch, alexpott, and xjm.
And finally, a special thank you to Acquia's outside-in team for driving most of the design and implementation: tkoleary, webchick, tedbow, Gábor Hojtsy, tim.plunkett, and drpal.
Looks amazing. Between experimental modules and semantic versioning, I feel that Drupal's velocity has dramatically increased. Good ideas!
Incredible work. This is long overdue in Drupal and I'm proud that it's finally happening. All the props to the UX team!
Great to see such big improvement of such great idea of progressive decoupling ...slowly Drupal becomes a platform rather only a CMS
These are (or will be) nice things. But it won't be really useful without a fine-tune-able / very granular block management permission system. We have issue(s) about it. They need more presence and more helping hands.
Wow, it is awesome.
Congratulations Dries :)
Clever stuff, keep up the good work.
Just 3/4 of a year into Drupal 8 and we're already seeing major UX improvements. This kind of change would require a contributed module in Drupal 7. The more I work with Drupal 8, the more I realize how much of an improvement it is.
It's exciting to see how changing our process and focus, does indeed give us different results. Proud to be a small part of making this culture change happen: http://yoroy.com/pieces/new-process-new-results. Lets see what we can do for 8.3!
Supper features. Great...!!!
This looks great and it's a game changer. It would be also nice to be able to make theme/layout changes, for example resizing of the search field. This would be the real game changer for Drupal and it will be any other CMS.
Fantastic work - this kind of thing will make a real difference to the quality of experience I can offer clients. As mentioned in the article, some design work needed, but I'm impressed at how quickly the functionality is falling into place and that makes me feel a bit more secure with the Drupal platform.
Sites running on 8.x that upgrade will still be administered/look/behave exactly as before - right?
Yep, experimental modules are optional and disabled by default, in a special "Core (Experimental)" package. You can learn more about them on https://www.drupal.org/core/experimental.
Eventually we intend to provide this functionality by default in new installs, when it is finished, but there is a lot of work to do first. Even then we will not change an existing site's configuration in a disruptive way.
That's an excellent move! Your "outside in" projecting to the business user, loving it. Working with events, magazines this is couldn't be more appreciated in just what seems a tech ocean of possibilities, however we adapt. Nice one for keeping it grounded! Well done Dries, webchick and team, you have re-ignited a much needed flame!
I need to write an article on this ASAP, and think up some scenario's.
Is there thought to making this technology available to more Drupal versions, like 7? I'm going to try it out once I get a moment, and provide some feedback.
When will we get in-place installation of modules?
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text: SINGAPORE, Dec. 11, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- In the face of ever-evolving cyber threats and attacks, secure content management (SCM) solutions have become a necessity for companies. The growing criticality of e-mail and web as business enablers further highlights the need to defend network gateways. Hence, as enterprises in Asia Pacific look to protect their virtual assets, the region's SCM market is poised for rapid growth. New analysis from Frost & Sullivan ( http://www.networksecurity.frost.com), Analysis of the Asia-Pacific Secure Content Management Market, finds that the market earned revenues of over $570.6 million in 2011 and estimates this to reach $1,787.8 million in 2018. The market also registered a healthy, year-on-year growth rate of 12.9 percent in 2011, and is expected to witness a steady compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 17.3 percent till 2018. "With the convergence of IT and business, organizations have to protect sensitive data and manage network activity," said Frost & Sullivan Research Analyst Vu Anh Tien. "Therefore, they are keen to invest in e-mail and web security solutions to maintain an advanced level of security against high profile attacks and spam." The need for companies to manage web usage behavior among employees and improve productivity also encourages adoption of web security technologies. Moreover, national and industrial regulations promote awareness among end users, driving them to actively enhance their security solutions. However, several service providers offer managed security services as an alternative to product deployment, dampening market growth. Managed security services and even some cloud-based security services are growing popular with small and medium businesses (SMB), and are particularly well-received in Australia, Hong Kong, and Singapore, which are SMB-centric markets. "Enterprises are keen to leverage service providers' expertise to ensure that they do not compromise on overall security, further strengthening the appeal of managed services," noted Anh Tien. "Nevertheless, cloud and mobile computing trends will provide more opportunities for vendors in the SCM market." The ability of these vendors to provide cost-effective e-mail and web security solutions will be a critical differentiator for market expansion.


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Derek Fisher feels obligated to put a statement about his loyalty to his fellow NBA players. And Miami owner Mickey Arison is fined $500,000 for tweeting about the lockout.
How in the wide, wide world of sports did we ever get ourselves into this mess?
And more importantly, who is to blame?
NBA LOCKOUT: Fisher refutes reports of backroom deal
Fisher, the NBPA president, is so upset over reports that he made a deal with commissioner David Stern that he released a statement.
"...before these reports go any further, let me say on the record to each of you, my loyalty has and always will be with the players. Anyone that questions that or doubts that does not know me, my history and what I stand for. And quite frankly, how dare anyone call that into question."
Arison was docked for his comments about the lockout including answering "Honestly u r barking at the wrong owner" when one fan wrote that the owners were "greedy pigs" and didn't care about fans.
It cannot be good when the news is about the players and owners and not about negotiations. That would be negotiations that are currently not on the schedule.
So we ask for a second and third time: Where should we be laying the blame?
While we wait for good news, here is some good work by some good people that we might have missed while sleeping or wondering if CC Sabathia is a good investment.
What is ESPN's role in realignment?
Dick Vitale is ready to get the college basketball season started.
Uncle Mo and Stay Thirsty get outside posts for BC Classic.
SI.com's Seth Davis is writing about Baylor's chances to win a national title.
Ohio State Jared Sullinger is one of four sophomores on the AP Preseason All-America team.
What has gotten into Sergio Garcia? Besides victories of course.
Tim Tebow remains behind center for Denver. Good move?
Steve Stricker likes the Tiger pick for the Presidents Cup.
Chris Kamen carves out his lockout feelings.
Chris Johnson leads Bleacher Report's list of most disappointing NFL players.
Lance Armstrong takes a jab at Jerry Jones.
Is Terry Francona moving to St. Louis?
Reid Cherner has been with USA TODAY since 1982 and written Game On! since March 2008.
He has covered everything from high schools to horse racing to the college and the pros. The only thing he likes more than his own voice is the sound of readers telling him when he's right and wrong.
Michael Hiestand has covered sports media and marketing for USA TODAY, tackling the sports biz ranging from what's behind mega-events such as the Olympics and Super Bowl to the sometimes-hidden numbers behind the sports world's bottom line.


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THE REST — 29 October 2013
Derrick Rose made his triumphant return to regular season NBA action, after sitting out for a year and a half.
In the first half of tonight's game vs. the Miami Heat, Rose's ACL was put to the test thanks to Norris Cole. It held up. He's officially back.
In fairness, Rose was feeling for the Chris Andersen screen before it came, and tripped over Andersen's foot. But him getting mixed up by Norris Cole sounds much better, doesn't it?
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Jessica Alba Checks Out Coachella
Taking a break from juggling acting, running her company, promoting her new book, and caring for her daughters, Jessica Alba and husband Cash Warren hit up the Coachella Music and Arts Festival in Indio, California on Friday (April 19).
The "Sin City" star wore a sleeveless white top over her black brassiere, with a long black skirt and black leather boots as she smiled and chatted with her friends and hubby.
In May, the 31-year-old renaissance woman appears on the cover of Glamour UK, where she reveals the 8-point plan that helped her find success with The Honest Company.
Sharing her personal experiences with the project, Jessica advises, "Find your niche- I was frustrated; big brands put harmful, toxic chemicals in their product, they didn't make people their priority." She adds, "Get social - It's everything. As a mom I shop based on my peers' recommendation. As a brand, I have to pay attention to that."


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Easy Chicken Lo Mein
If you're following along over on Instagram, you'll know that I have a serious obsession with stir-fried noodles and steamed dumplings. They are my culinary duo of choice an…
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Master baker Nick Malgieri's Perfect Chocolate Loaf Cake was, well, perfect.
And chocolate cake perfection can only be topped by one thing – chocolate custard perfection. So, naturally, I referred back to one of the nation's best bakers for the seamless marriage of creamy and crunchy and sweet and savory. Meet Chocolate Pots de Crème with Almond Wafers. And by wafers, I mean spoons. It's function meets flavor, and is it ever a hit.
I'm a big fan of individual desserts, and really just individual anything (hello Middle Child Syndrome). Pour the custard into single-serving ramekins or small aluminum cups and chill them up to 24 hours in advance. Continue to entertain with ease as you bake off a batch of Almond Wafers then tuck one into the custards to pack a nutty crunch into each chocolate bite.
For the Pots de Crème:
Bring the heavy cream, half of the sugar and the vanilla bean (scraped, plus whole pod) to a boil in a saucepan.
Whisk together the egg yolks with the remaining other half of the sugar in a separate bowl.
Whisk 1/3 of the boiling milk mixture into the egg yolks, stirring constantly. (Note: This is the "tempering" process, which ensures that you won't end up with scrambled eggs!)
Return the combined egg/milk mixture to the saucepan with the remaining milk and continue cooking it for 15-20 seconds until slightly thickened.
Strain the cream into a bowl containing the chocolate. Whisk until completely smooth.
Pour the mixture into the aluminum cups and refrigerate until cooled. Top with Almond Wafers (recipe below).
For the Almond Wafers:
Preheat the oven to 350ºF.
In a food processor, pulse together the almonds with the flour until completely ground. Set aside.
Cream together the softened butter and the sugar in a mixmaster fitted with the paddle attachment. Continue beating until the mixture turns white.
Beat in the lemon zest and rum.
Beat in the egg whites, one at a time until completely incorporated.
Stir the ground almond and flour into the batter by hand.
Transfer the batter to a piping bag or plastic bag and pipe 1-inch mounds onto a parchment paper-lined cookie sheet.
Bake the wafers for 12-15 minutes until golden brown.
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Recipes adapted from Nick Malgieri.
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The message board is back up: http://forum.drivethelane.com. You should be able to log in with your drivethelane.com username and password (no * before your username like on the old message board).
On Monday I'm going to start sending out PMs and emails to everyone who according to my calculations is due a refund. I'm going to do this in batches. If you have not received a PM or email by Saturday June 7th, and believe you are due a refund, please PM or email me at email@example.com. If you do receive a PM or email and have any concerns, feel free to reply. I will attempt to issue the refund 7 days after you are contacted, so if I get to you on Tuesday June 3rd, I'll try to get out the refund on Tuesday June 10th.
Paypal note: it appears refunds of purchases within the last 60 days should be straightforward (https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=xpt/Marketing/bizui/SendRefund-outside). If the credit purchase I am refunding is older than 60 days, I'll have to make a payment to you, in which case you will need a paypal account.
Hello all,
After some deliberation, I have made the decision to temporarily suspend operation of DriveTheLane.com. I will be issuing refunds.
Let's start with the refunds. My plan is, assuming I have all the data I think I will have, to make them on a case by case basis. I will calculate how many credits per season each coach spends and subtract this from credits purchased. For a rough example, if you bought 2000 credits 1.5 seasons ago and you average spending 350 credits per season, you would be refunded: 2000 - (1.5 * 350) = 1475 = $14.75. I will cut the current season in half for everyone (since all the fun stuff happens at the end of a season (tournaments, recruits, awards, etc)), so our previous example would work out to: 2000 - ((1 + (.5 * 1/2)) * 350) = 1562.5 = $15.63. For coaches with very little credit spending history, I will probably use an average. I believe I should have no problem issuing refunds via paypal. If you send in physical checks, please either email me an address you would like a physical check sent to, or a paypal account I can send the money to. You can reach me at firstname.lastname@example.com.
As for DTL, I very much hope this is not the end.
I did not write the game engine, but rather took over operation of the game after it had been running for 10 or so years. I have been porting the engine to a computer language I am more familiar with, and have made some progress but there is still a ways to go. While I am working on that, I would like to get the message board back up, as well as provide access to simstats. You will be able to log in to both with your old DTL username and password. The message board will be first, I hope to have that up by the end of the long weekend. I will continue to update this page and provide a link to the message board once it is ready.
This is a sad day for me, as this is not how I envisioned the transition to the new game engine. Hopefully this gives me some extra time and motivation to make more rapid progress. For those of you who do not stick around, it has been my honor. For those of you who do, see you on the new message board :-)


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Kristen Stewart in Marie Claire March 2014: I Had No Idea "Twilight" Would be Huge
She has had her fair share of struggles when it comes to relationships, and now Kristen Stewart is revealing her thoughts about love in the March 2014 issue of Marie Claire magazine.
The 23-year-old looked picture perfect in designer duds from Proenza Schouler and Tom Ford for the Tesh-shot spread while opening up about everything from her views on love to her other career aspirations.
Highlights from Miss Stewart's interview are as follows. For more, be sure to pay a visit to Marie Claire!
On her love life:
"You don't know who you fall in love with. You just don't. You don't control it. Some people have certain things like, 'That's what I'm going for,' and I have a subjective version of that. I don't pressure myself... If you fall in love with someone, you want to own them - but really, why would you want that? You want them to be what you love. I'm much too young to even have an answer to that question."
On her favorite roles:
"Dude. I had no what I'm doing and that's kind of how I love it. I had no idea 'Twilight' was going to be huge. Certain movies I've done I thought were going to be amazing did nothing. So it's fun not having so much control. It's kind of a fly-by-the-seat-of-your-pants lifestyle - it's fun but it's scary as f***. If it's not scary, it's usually - you kind of have to step back and go, 'You're probably making this decision because it's right on paper.' But unless you get that irking fear, it's not right."
On her struggles with acting:
"I auditioned for a year before I got anything, and I told my mom I was kind of over it. I was like, 'I don't want to make you drive around L.A. anymore. If it's not happening, it's not worth it.' They thought I looked like a boy. I didn't think it was going to pan out. And then literally that day I got 'The Safety of Objects,' which was my first movie."
On her directing goals:
"The idea of making a move scares me because I want it to be amazing if people watch it. I don't want, 'Oh, how nice. Her first directional debut.' I want it to be, 'Boom!'"
On her haters:
"I stand by every mistake I've ever made. So judge away."
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Buffalo museum builds long-lost Frank Lloyd Wright gas station
By Neale Gulley
BUFFALO, New York (Reuters) - Frank Lloyd Wright's long-envisioned gas station of the future will finally open next year in Buffalo, New York -- some 80 years after the project was first approved.
Wright's early notion that America would need gas stations, and lots of them, proved true. But his plans to create a network of standardized filling stations never got off the ground, said James Sandoro, founder of the Buffalo Transportation Pierce Arrow Museum.
The museum is building the filling station, with above-ground tanks and a pitched copper roof, as a showpiece exactly as Wright drew it up.
The plans for the Buffalo station were only recently discovered among letters between Wright and a prominent Buffalo businessman named Darwin Martin, for whom Wright built two private homes in the area, Sandoro said.
"It's exciting. It's not every day that you discover an unbuilt commission by Frank Lloyd Wright that was previously unknown," said architect Patrick Mahoney, who has been hired to carry out the $15 million project.
Visitors won't be able to fill up there, however. The station will be housed inside a 40,000-square-foot atrium and visible through glass walls.
Modern-day building codes would not allow features such as the overhead fuel storage tanks in a working service station, Sandoro said.
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'There are also questions surrounding the status of Ryan Miller and Thomas Vanek, arguably the team's top two players. Both are set to become unrestricted free agents in the summer of 2014, and both have made comments that suggest they may not be keen on sticking around through a rebuild. Regier said no decisions have been made on the pair's futures.'
Archives for April 2013
Sabres' Black, Regier turn the page past forgetful season
Regier ready to run Sabres rebuild
'"We have tried some things," Regier said Monday. "Some things have worked better than others. Some things have not worked very well."'
Black defends hike in Sabres ticket prices
'"The fact of the matter is as soon as we made the decision we sent it out. It could have arrived on somebody's birthday and they could have said how callous it was. It would be disingenuous to wait to Memorial Day weekend to send it or any time else. As soon as we made the decision, we sent it out."'
More suffering, Darcy? Are you kidding?
'How reassuring it must be for fans to know that Regier is ready to suffer for the cause. Come on, people. Do your part. You can start by reviewing game films of the home losses to the Canadiens and Rangers earlier this month.'
Regier warns Sabres' Stanley Cup goal 'may require some suffering'
'"I'm willing to do it. I believe our fan base is willing to do it. We certainly don't want to extend it for a long period of time. We want to make it as short as possible, and that's the goal."'
Sabres president Black grilled at season-ending news conference
'An agitated Black sparred with the reporters, at one point telling one to "behave yourself professionally" and that he was showing his bias. Black later apologized and sought two of them out to shake their hands.'
Sabres GM Regier cautions fans of more 'suffering'
"'It may require some suffering," Regier said, a phrase he repeated several times during a 45-minute session. "I understand what we're talking about here. I understand our fan base. And I would like to think that people will give up some suffering in order to win the Stanley Cup."'
Sabres undecided on many hockey issues
'It seemed like the Sabres just changed their opinions on how to proceed, but Regier disagrees, "The vision probably started last season at the trade deadline where we began to move in the direction of that were are going have to acquire more top players. I think it began to come clear and Terry's been very consistent about this, it's about building for a Stanley Cup, not a playoff run or not two playoff runs." Regier added, "There are a number of ways you can do it. You can go to the bottom of the league for five years and hope you come across a Crosby and a Malkin and miss on a couple of guys. Toews, Kane or you can try to see if there's room in between so as not to create that length of time."'
Sabres retain the 8th pick
'The team with the top pick after the Draft Lottery is Colorado which jumped up from the number two slot.'
Tuesday's Rochester Coverage
Rochester Amerks face daunting task down 2-0 to Toronto (Rochester Democrat and Chronicle)
Sabres are in midst of a dry spell
'During the past six seasons, only seven teams have made fewer postseason appearances than Buffalo – Edmonton (zero) and Carolina, Columbus, Florida, the New York Islanders, Toronto and Winnipeg/Atlanta (one each).'
Sabres backup Enroth feels ready to be No. 1 goalie following strong finish
'"I think I'm ready," Enroth said about being a No. 1 goalie. "I'm pretty comfortable when I have back-to-back starts and stuff like that. I think I'm ready. We'll see what happens here."'
Monday's Rochester Coverage
Rochester Amerks' futility vs. Toronto continues (Rochester Democrat and Chronicle)
Toronto Marlies shut out Rochester Americans (Toronto Star)
D'Amigo helps Marlies to playoff win over Americans (CP)
Amerks fall to Marlies, in Game 2 (Amerks.com)
Marlies Ahead by Two Games Over Rochester in Round One (Marlies.ca)
Sabres' Vanek open for any situation
'"Let's be honest. I'm not stupid. I know I have a year left and they can probably deal me for prospects, young guys, whatever else is out there," Vanek said. "Yeah, I've thought about it. If it looks like it's a long rebuild, then it probably makes sense for both parties to move on."'
How much can fans take?
'He desperately wants to win a Stanley Cup, but I don't envision a parade committee assembling any time soon. The Sabres have made numerous mistakes but kept the man who made them. If you needed a reminder, they have missed the postseason two straight years, four times in six years and seven times in 11 years.'


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Im so late to the party, but check this out!! David Tennant's entire run as the Doctor collected in one sweet box set!!
Random bloggings from a nerdy amateur photographer.
Tuesday, September 13, 2011
Tuesday, August 30, 2011
Doctor Who Addiction
Hello, My name is Melvin Rivera. (HI MELVIN) and I just want to admit...I'm an addict....A Doctor Who addict!! Ive been hearing a lot of things about the new Doctor Who series, so I figured Id give it another shot.
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Friday, August 26, 2011
Huevos Rancheros
So I have mastered the art of huevos rancheros! Take that hurricane Irene!
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Saturday, August 20, 2011
Oh no they didnt!!!!
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Friday, August 19, 2011
Kid Robot Street Fighter
Just found these at comic shop at King of Prussia. Kid Robot Street Fighter yo!
I ended up getting Blue Blanka! He's going on my dashboard!
I ended up getting Blue Blanka! He's going on my dashboard!
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Green Bay Shoots Best Score in Program History to Finish Third at Butler Invitational
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. - The Green Bay women's golf team shot its best score in program history to place third in the Butler Fall Invitational, which wrapped up Tuesday at Eagle Creek Golf Course. After breaking the program record by 10 strokes (307) in the first round, the Phoenix shot 312 in the final round to post a program-best 619 for the tournament.
Three players, Ellyn Hansen (Milton, Wis.), Cassandra Marschall (Marshfield, Wis.) and Christina De Boer (Onalaska, Wis.), finished in the top 20 in the field of 82.
After shooting a 76 in the first round, Hansen shot a 75 Tuesday, posting a final score of 151 (+7) to finish in fifth place. Hansen had 23 pars in the 18-hole invitational. As a team, Green Bay finished with 99 pars, which ranked second in the 14-team field.
Marschall finished in 13th place after shooting 77 in both rounds, combining for 154 (+10). Meanwhile, De Boer shot 77 in her first round and posted 79 in her second round, finishing in 19th place with 156 (+12).
Other scorers for Green Bay included Eleanor Yorobe (Bloomington, Minn.), who shot 77 in her first round and 83 in her second. Yorobe's combined score of 156 (+16) placed her 30th in the field. Sophomore Nicole Westcott (Mequon, Wis.) shot 80 in the first round and 81 in the second for a combined total of 161 (+17).
Bradley University won the 14-team invitational with a score of 602 while Western Kentucky finished second with 613. Green Bay placed ahead of conference rivals Butler, Loyola, Valparaiso and Cleveland State.
Green Bay's next invitational will Monday, Oct. 18 in Ohio. The Phoenix will be competing in the Dayton Invitational which tees off at 10:00 a.m.
1. Bradley 602
2. Western Kentucky 613
3. Green Bay 619
4. Butler 621
5. Western Illinois 623
7. Eastern Illinois 628
8. Chicago State 633
9. DePauw University 638
10. Loyola 640
11. Indiana State 649
Valparaiso 649
12. Cleveland State 663
13. Olivet Nazarene 763


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The CNN News photographer calls his office to request a plane rental to film a brush fire.
His request approved, the photographer quickly used a cell phone to call the local airport to charter a flight.
He was told a twin-engine plane would be waiting for him at the airport.
Arriving at the airfield, he spotted a plane warming up outside a hanger.
He jumped in with his bag, slammed the door shut, and shouted, 'Let's go'.
The pilot taxied out, swung the plane into the wind and took off.
Once in the air, the photographer instructed the pilot, 'Fly over the valley and make low passes so I can take pictures of the fires on the hillsides.'
'Why?' asked the pilot.
'Because I'm a photographer for CNN' , he responded, 'and I need to get some close up shots.'
The pilot was strangely silent for a moment, finally he stammered, 'So, what you're telling me, is . . . You're NOT my flight instructor?'
I swear, by my life and my love of it, that I will never live for the sake of another man, nor ask another man to live for mine. - Ayn Rand


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Northwestern Beats Minnesota 77-52
Northwestern beat Minnesota 77-52 last (Saturday) night.
Northwestern beat Minnesota 77-52 last (Saturday) night.
The Gophers had the ball at the end but DeAndre Mathieu's layup missed, as Minnesota lost a heartbreaker to Northwestern (55-54) on Saturday night.
The Gophers broke their two game losing streak, defeating Northwestern 20-17 for a Big Ten victory.
As the college football season gets underway this weekend, the oldest Division I college football conference in the nation adds a powerhouse program with a long history of winning...


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Votigo, Inc.
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Votigo is a leading social media marketing & promotions company with a SaaS platform and full-service solutions. Founded in 2006, Votigo's technology platform allows brands, agencies, and enterprises to attract and engage their social media audiences through our full social marketing suite that includes promotions, publisher, community management, applications, and analytics. With offices in the San Francisco Bay Area, Boulder, CO, and Hyderabad, India, Votigo has global capabilities. Known for its flexibility, the Votigo platform has been utilized in countries around the globe and in over 40 languages. A Facebook preferred developer since 2010, Votigo has worked with leading brands and agencies including Ford, Coca-Cola, Intel, Aol, Sharpie, Sears, Dell, Shutterfly, DraftFCB, Crispin Porter + Bogusky, Ogilvy, Wunderman, and Arnold Worldwide.


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While you are away on vacation, you can rest assured that your bun or bunnies are receiving excellent, rabbit-experienced care while housed in large, spacious pens with plenty of time out for exercise. Rates include pellets (if we carry your brand), hay and fresh greens daily.
We here at the Rabbit Center take the responsibility of caring for your rabbit very seriously. We will make sure to get your bun any specialized or emergency care they need. Upon arrival at the center we will ask that you complete a form so that you can setup guidelines for your rabbits care in case of an emergency. You can relax knowing there will be attentive eyes on your bunny throughout their stay.
Below is a letter from a satisfied GHRS boarding customer. We feel it's a great account of the care your rabbit will receive as well as a perfect example of why having experienced caretakers is so very important.
I just need to take a minute and let everyone know how fantastic the HRS boarding group is. I am new to house rabbits. I fostered Cadbury for 2 years and it was relatively easy but you don't know what you don't know until there is a problem. Well, thank goodness for HRS boarding…" Read More
To make arrangements for boarding, please call us at 678-653-7175 for reservations or email our boarding staff
If drop-off/pick-up times are different from rabbit shelter hours please ensure that you have made an appointment in advance so that we are available. Email us with boarding concerns or changes or contact the shelter directly by calling 678-653-7175.
They say pictures are worth a thousand words. If you are curious about our boarding area, we invite you to check out some pictures of our space and our pens!
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Non members:
Daily – Single $17.50 / Double $23
Weekly – Single $115 / Double $155
Monthy – Single $460 / Double $612
Daily – Single $15.50 / Double $21
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Monthy – Single $415 / Double $550
Scheduled pick-ups and drop-offs allowed on Sunday
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The Rabbit Center provides a full menu of grooming services!
Please call 678-653-7175 or email email@example.com to arrange an appointment
Nail Clipping $10
Anal (scent) Gland cleaning $10
Brushing (no mats) $5 Brushing, light mat removal – $10
Heavy mat removal $25 (per 30 minutes time)
Hygienic bottom Trim $5-$25 depending on length of time needed.
(This is ideal for long haired and over-weight buns)
Bottom Bath $10
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This script is Copyright (C) 2013-2015 Tenable Network Security, Inc.
Synopsis :
The remote web server contains a PHP application that is affected by
multiple cross-site scripting vulnerabilities.
Description :
According to its version number, the MantisBT install hosted on the
remote web server is affected by multiple cross-site scripting
vulnerabilities :
- A flaw exists in on the Configuration Report page in the
'adm_config_report.php' script. (CVE-2013-1932)
- A flaw exists because the application fails to sanitize
user input to the 'name' when adding a complex
configuration option. This flaw affects MantisBT version
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With a stay at Hotel Pelinor, you'll be centrally located in Santa Cruz de Tenerife, steps from San Francisco de Asis Parish and Plaza de Espana. This hotel is within close proximity of Municipal Museum of Fine Arts and Guimera Theater.
Make yourself at home in one of the 73 air-conditioned rooms featuring minibars and LCD televisions. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and digital programming is available for your entertainment. Private bathrooms with bathtubs feature rainfall showerheads and complimentary toiletries. Conveniences include phones, as well as desks and complimentary newspapers.
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The effects of public sector cuts are likely to be felt for at least the next two years, it has been claimed.
Stephen Overell, associate director of The Work Foundation, said the labour market is likely to take something of a hit during the latter stages of this year, particularly after the Comprehensive Spending Review in November.
He said it is impossible to say at this stage what the full effects of reduced government spending will be, but a reduction in jobs vacancies is more than likely.
"There are lots of employers that have been cutting staff even before they know exactly where the cuts will fall," Mr Overell noted.
However, job losses are unlikely to be spread evenly across the UK, with some areas being more affected than others.
Mr Overall claimed that in the north of England, where a high proportion of the local labour force is now employed in public services, the cuts will be felt the most.
"It is also true that they often have the weakest private sectors," he added.
"The private sector won't be able to absorb all the people made redundant in the public sector in the wake of the cuts. So that is important as well."
Some northern cities, York for instance, are likely to escape the worst of the coming public sector recession, Mr Overell noted, but others such as Hull could be badly affected.
The reasons for thee variations are routed in history, with Hull in particular suffering from the decline in its traditional local fishing industry.
According to figures by the Office for National Statistics, the employment rate for those aged from 16 to 64 for the three months to June 2010 was 70.5 per cent, up 0.3 per cent on the previous quarter.
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Apart from the course content and approach, other academic features vary too. Term lengths, for instance. Some universities have ten-week terms, but Oxford and Cambridge only have eight-weekers (although they expect quite a lot from students during their hols). Most universities, however, now have terms of fifteen weeks — but then they only have two a year and they call them 'semesters'.
The idea of having two semesters (running September to February and February to July) is that their exams are split between the end of each, rather than bunched up in the summer. For students, it doesn't feel all that different because there are the usual breaks (slap bang in the middle of a semester) for Christmas and Easter and, when the first semester ends, usually on a Friday, the new one starts the next Monday.
Oxford and Cambridge also differ from most of the rest because they're collegiate, and much of the teaching is done within the college where students also live, eat, sleep and drink. For more information about living in university colleges, click here..
Durham, Kent, Lancaster and York are also collegiate universities, but the teaching is done in departments as it is in most universities. We say 'most' but, in fact, many don't have departments at all — they have schools, faculties, institutes and probably other things besides. Sometimes it's just the names for things that change, but often they do represent a slightly different way of going about things.
Among the things that the exact nature of the department might influence is your ability to chop and change courses, for example. It is not unknown for some students to apply deliberately for a course they don't want, but at a university that they do, in the hope or expectation that, once they've got a whole leg in the door, they'll be able to switch to their preferred course.
It's a dangerous game and only to be recommended at universities that explicitly state that they'll let people change courses (for the first few weeks at least). Stirling, for example, runs four-year courses where, put simply, you hardly have to commit yourself to studying any particular course for the first year.
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The NRA will be able to steer you towards a lawyer. They don't have the resources and it has never been their intent to provide individual legal representation.
This is a discussion on Lawyers and NRA within the Concealed Carry Issues & Discussions forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; If any of us get into a nasty situation and need a lawyer, would the NRA and other groups help with getting a lawyer due ...
If any of us get into a nasty situation and need a lawyer, would the NRA and other groups help with getting a lawyer due to their interest in keeping gun control under...control?
The NRA will be able to steer you towards a lawyer. They don't have the resources and it has never been their intent to provide individual legal representation.
They may refer you to an 'area' lawyer(s), but I would suggest preparing yourself ahead of time. Make some calls to the law offices in your area and ask if they have a free introductory meeting...then discuss your SD needs.
Proverbs 27:12 says: The prudent see danger and take refuge, but the simple keep going and suffer for it.
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The NRA grassroots and other 2nd amendment organizations will provide a list of lawyers they are familar with that have dealt with firearms related issues in the past. The lawyer might offer a free consultation to discuss a particular situation and give advise as to how it might be handled.
I read in the TSRA news letter that Susan Buxton who's was a high profile case and is a member of the NRA and TSRA had her weapon returned to her within 3 months after the police dept. received letters from NRA and TSRA lawyers. In another case of Phil McConnell, same senerio, same city, but not a member of an orgnization and a low profile case. His weapon had not been returned after year later.
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I've had a pre-paid legal policy for about 12 yrs.
They have helped me with everthing from business contract reviews to traffic citations.
I've had a need in business to have my butt covered due to liability concerns for over 20yrs.
PPL has NEVER let me down and I've used them on several occassions in various cities and states.
I am very glad I have them as a CWP holder!
I can call a tollfree # 24/7 365 and talk with an attorney should any emergency situation arise.
Think about this: Suppose you had to do the unthinkable and take someones life to save your own.
After the police are called and while still on scene, you can call your attorney and have them talk to the cops! You can essentially have your own attorney on scene with you; telling you what to say and more importantly, what NOT to say!
Your bail can begin to be arranged while you are en-route to jail so that time spent in lock up will be minimal.
You can also have "personal" representation in any city and any state in the country! I sleep a lot better knowing that I have an attorney available 24/7.
I don't for the very reason you mentioned - I'm not going to give someone the benefit of my experience and advise them of ways to handle their situations so they can go on and try to do it without me.
They will either succeed, in which case, I'm not making my car payments...or screw it up to the point that when they want to hire me, they can't afford the bill for the work necessary to clean up the wreckage.
It may be cold...but them's the breaks.
During my last CHL renewal, Johnny Holmes (Ex Harris County DA for several decades) was in class right behind me. Although he was afforded the right to carry based on his past service, he choses to renew like any normal citizen. I asked him who he would call if he was involved in a shooting. He said just go with the best criminal defense attorney you normally see on TV daily, and can afford. In Houston, that would include Mike Ramsey, Dick DeGuerin, etc or if you can not afford them have them give you a referral. Thankfully the Castle Doctrine will keep you from spending $30K in a civil court after a righteous shoot.
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My view is that it is much better to have established a relationship with a good local cirminal law attorney before you need their services.
That plan might be good, but I much prefer to know who it is that I will be relying on to defend me from what is likely to be a potentially serious charge.
"It does not do to leave a dragon out of your calculations, if you live near him."
J. R. R. Tolkien
Stay active in the local carry forum(s) for your state and you'll know where to go should you need counsel. As for the NRA, they don't know that you exist.
Should someone try to break into my house, I have three 65 pound dogs (one chow, one husky/sheperd mix, and a border collie) who get the miscreants for the first 10 seconds and then they belong to me. There is at least one loaded pistol in every room of the house (no kids), most within instant reach plus an 8 shot 12 gauge next to the bed. A pistol in every vehicle glove box and one on my strongside ever time I leave the house except for work. I work in a downtown highrise and go to our processing plants (against federal law, plus the company would take a very dim view, to carry in them) so other than in my office or a plant, I'm armed.
For all this preparation, Houston is actually a fairly tranquil city for being the fourth largest in the USA. I never let my guard down but have only had to put my hand on my pistol once in 10 years and never had to draw yet. Hoping it stays that way but you got to make plans for the worst. We were at condition orange for a full week after Hurricane Ike hit us last year but there was relatively little crime, even property crimes, in Houston during that time. Folks here are really generally laid back, until you **** with us. We will give you the shirt off our backs, just don't try to take it.
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That's a meet & greet. I'm happy to do those for free.
When people come in and want to "discuss this situation my friend has...you see, it went down...well, he said it went down...like this... 4 hours later...so, how should I, I mean...my pal...yeah, my friend... handle this criminal case, and do you the police violated his civil rights? What should he sue under? Should he go get witness statements..."
That's a consultation, and I'm not giving up 2 to 4 hours - the time it takes to do a proper client intake and get to work on the matter - for free, especially so someone can go mess up on their own.
I'm not into assisted suicide, thanks.
I you belong to a gun club ask if there any lawers that know about the gun laws.


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According to Smedley, The Agency's development mantra is "fun now, with no waiting" because they know that players do not want to wait to get into the action, a lesson he says they learned with their 2003 MMO Planetside. Now, although the game is primarily a shooter, there are some elements that place it in a class of its own. What they call "living loot" are actually operatives that help the player accomplish his goals in the game, both online and offline.
How does that work? Operatives are contacts that can be acquired through missions and can be traded between players. Their physical representation in the game is actually in the form of trading cards and, as Smedley describes them, you can think of them as Q in the Bond movies or Chloe in 24. They can provide active help during missions or make goods or provide services for you remotely. So if you need some research done for example, or need a new car or a new gadget, all you have to do is get an operative to do it for you while you are out on missions or even logged out of the game. When it's ready, the operative will contact you and deliver the goods. In the video shown, this took the form of a huge crate dropping from a helicopter, which opened up to reveal a fancy new car!
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QUYANG, China (Reuters) - Greek and Roman gods languish in crates, Caesars and saints line quiet showrooms, angels watch over an idle street, waiting for the buyers who stopped coming to this dusty Chinese county.
Quyang, capital of China's once-thriving sculpture export industry, has fallen on hard times since the global slump snuffed out orders for the European-style statues, busts and carvings that this barren corner of Hebei province has made its specialty.
Ornate statues of Jesus and Mary, ancient deities and Roman Caesars and generals now far outnumber the workers who chisel and grind away without masks despite the thick dust.
This county 240 kilometers (150 miles) southwest of Beijing flourished by cheaply remaking antiquity, and now it faces its own endurance test during a long sales drought.
"We're just trying to survive until the crisis passes," said Cao Jinming, watching as masons in his workshop finished two reliefs of Christ's Last Supper destined for Europe.
Cao and many residents of Dangcheng Township, the center of Quyang's sculpture exports, bore scarred hands and prematurely wrinkled faces coated with talcum-like dust, the price of a life spent handling stone.
"We've cut workers, we've cut prices, we're making pieces that are simpler. But it's still difficult," Cao said, picking around saints, bishops and busts of the late Pope John Paul II on his floor. "The profit margin has disappeared to near zero."
But if Quyang (pronounced Chew-young) is a microcosm of China's trade woes, it also shows the hardiness likely to help many companies here survive a downturn that would probably force their Western counterparts into bankruptcy. Continued...


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