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Paperboy Wine is easier to recycle and 85% lighter than a glass bottle.
When it comes to recycling, glass beats plastic every time, but paper is the real winner with a 91% recycling rate. To put this into practice, the packaging company Ecologic Brands joined forces with winery Truett-Hurst to create Paperboy Wine, an alcoholic delight served in stylish compressed recycled cardboard bottles.
Not only is PaperBoy's carbon footprint 67% smaller than a traditional glass bottle, but it's lightweight design also means that if the 207.7 million cases of wine shipped each year in the United States were made from cardboard, it would slash shipping costs and save the equivalent of 50,793,750 gallons of diesel.
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Capital music : personal expression with a public display of song choice
Seeburger, Jan, Foth, Marcus, & Tjondronegoro, Dian W. (2010) Capital music : personal expression with a public display of song choice. In Proceedings of the 6th Nordic Conference on Human-Computer Interaction, ACM, Reykjavik, pp. 777-780.
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Using information and communication technology devices in public urban places can help to create a personalised space. Looking at a mobile phone screen or listening to music on an MP3 player is a common practice avoiding direct contact with others e.g. whilst using public transport. However, such devices can also be utilised to explore how to build new meaningful connections with the urban space and the collocated people within. We present findings of work-in-progress on Capital Music, a mobile application enabling urban dwellers to listen to music songs as usual, but also allowing them to announce song titles and discover songs currently being listened to by other people in the vicinity. We study the ways that this tool can change or even enhance people's experience of public urban spaces. Our first user study also found changes in choosing different songs. Anonymous social interactions based on users' music selection are implemented in the first iteration of the prototype that we studied.
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good priced powder coating places?
So i really want new wheels, but it seems that the size i want are hard as heck to find and i dont want to spend a lot on wheels right now. I have decided to either rattle can the chrome wheels i have now or get them powder coated.
I want them black and i think PC would be the best option now since my schedule does not really allow me to spend all day on spraying them myself.
Im looking for a cheap powder coating place locally in spokane area. If anyone knows of a cheap place let me know please :wavey:
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Evergreen Powdercoating is the only PCer in town that I know of. Got my flatties done there for about $50 a piece. Did a hell of a job too.
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The Midwest of the South Bay hosts its Annual Hometown Fair
The second location for Chevron's oil refinery is scenically located between Santa Monica Bay and LAX where right against an odoriferous array of middle class America sits El Segundo. Internationally known and recognized as the "Midwest" of the South Bay, this small town hamlet hosts a gold mine of unique restaurants, bars, and personalities. Known locally as the "Gundo", it's almost more of a state of mind than an unincorporated town, but that's where you find this weekend's perfect family event. In fact, there will be generations of families attending the El Segundo Hometown Fair this Saturday because small-town family life is the driving force behind the charm of anything happening in El Segundo. Don't bring your GPS, just remember the following address: Library Park, 600 Main Street, El Segundo, CA, directly across from El Segundo High School.
Revel in some traditional American activities this Saturday like snacking on some fair food, watch toddlers perform dance routines, peruse crafts booths, visit the beer garden, or listen to some live music from Rod Lightening & the Thunderbolts of Love. If you have time, stop by El Segundo's Historic Richmond Street and mosey into Richmond Bar & Grill. It's a no fuss all thrills, cash only bar that serves hard to find micro-brews, hot dog sandwiches, and homemade potato chips. Enjoy the weekend.


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SAULT STE. MARIE, Mich. – More than 500 graduates were asked to remember how privileged they are and to be thankful for their successes as they received 642 degrees and certificates during commencement ceremonies today at Lake Superior State University.
The program included the announcement of psychology professor H. Russell Searight as recipient of the LSSU Distinguished Teaching Award and featured alumna Sophie Chandauka of London, England as speaker, along with student respondent Shelby LaBuhn of Ubly, Mich.
LSSU President Tony McLain welcomed graduates and told them to savor the moment and remember those who helped them get where they are today.
"I've had the pleasure of addressing graduates on a number of occasions through the years," McLain said. "Savor the moment. I'm sure many of you feel that your time here has flown by. Take a moment to take it all in and reflect on the significance of the occasion."
McLain noted that LSSU graduates and graduates everywhere in the country are part of a privileged few among the billions of people in the world who haven't had the opportunity to further their education.
"When you flip your tassel from right to left, it may not seem like much, but that simple act carries a great significance," he said. "You all have the responsibility to help ensure that the opportunities extended to you by your family and friends will continue for future generations. Once you flip that tassel, much more will be expected of you. Good luck."
Class Respondent Shelby LaBuhn
McLain introduced commencement speaker Sophie Chandauka, a native of Zimbabwe, as "someone we are proud to call our own." Chandauka graduated with a political science degree from LSSU in 2000 and was the student respondent at that ceremony 11 years ago.
Chandauka, now a senior associate with world-renown Baker & McKenzie flew from London to speak at commencement. Describing herself as a proud graduate of LSSU, she told graduates, "What we celebrate today is in no small measure a part of the American dream." She challenged graduates to be bold in their accomplishments and "manifest your own destiny."
"My interpretation of the American dream is not just having plenty of material success," she said. "It is a state of mind, it is a journey…I'm well aware of what the financial crisis has done to people in this country and other parts of the world, but you have to start somewhere and design your life plan from there. What's the point of designing a new chapter in your life based on pessimistic theories or assumptions?"
Commencement Speaker Sophie Chandauka
Chandauka, who came to North America to study in the mid-1990s through a Rotary International program, thanked America "for providing me with a privileged education." She offered seven tips for graduates that she said helped her get where she is today, including:
Know your strengths "Find out what you are good at, capitalize on your strengths and make a career out of that."
Get in touch with your feminine side "I know, here I am in deer hunting country telling you to get in touch with your feminine side…My point is that so much rides on how perceptive and emotionally intelligent you are in reading people in situations around you…Emotional intelligence in our times is absolutely key."
Get smart "Hard work and determination alone do not guarantee success. Build and utilize networks."
Mind your manners! "It's very important to remember that everyone in an organization is to be treated professionally and with respect, no matter what their job titles are."
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Mistakes are essential"There will be times when you make mistakes. If not, they you are probably not learning very much. Acknowledge your errors along the way and quickly recover from them."
Do 'You' "If you live your life for others and allow others to direct your priorities, you will be very unhappy…There will be times when have to improvise and take a job for the meantime, to pay the bills. Use it as a stepping stone. Keep plugging away to achieve your ultimate goal."
Chandauka concluded by saying, "There is no doubt that you are graduating in austere times, with so much hanging in balance. However, at every stage in the history of this nation, when we have been threatened with danger, prosperity has been on the horizon…Get out there, get networking. You are the future of this community, of this nation, of the world."
LSSU Vice President of Student Affairs Ken Peress introduced student speaker Shelby LaBuhn who, like Chandauka, stressed the importance of remaining positive in what could be tough times. LaBuhn graduated summa cum laude and is headed to study in the freshwater sciences doctoral program at University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee.
"As an environmental chemistry major, a lot of people have asked me, 'What are you going to do with that?' My typical response is, 'Save the world.' I'm sure that's what all of us want to do with our degrees…You don't have to have aspirations of being president, a world leader, or saving the world. You just have to be willing to stand up for what you believe in and to use your education for the best."
LaBuhn continued, "Be confident, stand tall, and speak your mind. Lake Superior State University has given us the tools to do just that. We have had the opportunity to interact with our superiors on a personal basis -- debated, questioned and maybe even argued with them. We have pointed out their mistakes, and they have pointed out many more of ours. Graduates at other universities may not have had these same opportunities, so use them to your advantage."
LaBuhn continued the theme of privilege and responsibility mentioned by McLain and Chandauka.
"Today's world isn't pretty…it's actually quite intimidating, considering the economy, the environment and government problems. The world has had quite a number done on itself…As educated adults we have an advantage many people around the world do not and a responsibility to ourselves and future generations to do something worthwhile with our education…None of us did it alone. Always thank your family, friends and mentors who helped you along the way."
LaBuhn concluded her speech with words from emeritus chemistry professor William Haag, who wrote, "In chemistry, as with most things in life, you don't understand unless you ask questions, you aren't learning until you make mistakes and you aren't working until you break something. So go ahead, ask a lot of questions, make a few mistakes and break some test tubes."
The program included remarks from LSSU Alumni Director Susan Fitzpatrick, who welcomed graduates to the ranks of more than 28,000 alumni and urged them to keep in touch. It also featured the attendance of graduates of the Sault Ste. Marie Branch of the Michigan College of Mining and Technology from more than 50 years ago, and State Representative Frank Foster.
Graduates were guided into the ceremony by the pipes and drums of the Duncan Family of Sault Ste. Marie, Ont., who have been a part of every LSSU commencement ceremony. The new alumni were ushered out of the arena the same way they have been for the past 20 years or so, to an Honor Song with the beat of Native American drums. This year, the drummers were AAbizii of Brimley, Mich. The Canadian and U.S. national anthems were sung by LSSU social studies and secondary education major Peter DeKraker of McBain, Mich. -LSSU-
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Herman Cain told reporters in Florida there were "a number of factors" that his campaign evaluated before making a request for Secret Service protection.
Among them, he said, were his rise in public opinion polls and what he termed the "popularity" of his campaign.
"It wasn't being pressed by media, trust me. We're not scared of you guys and gals," Cain said, responding to a question about whether skirmishes involving the news media sparked the action.
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"It has nothing to do with the media, it has nothing to do with reporters," campaign spokesman J.D. Gordon told MSNBC's First Read.
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By now, readers are aware GOP presidential hopeful Herman Cain is receiving protection from the Secret Service.
Apparently, one of the concerns from the Cain campaign was the news media.
Cain spokesman J.D. Gordon told The Washington Post that Secret Service protection was needed because "it has been increasingly common for media to be physically putting themselves and others in danger by trying to follow him with a lot of heavy equipment and cameras in close quarters."
A Post article about "physical skirmishes involving journalists" prompted the request, today's story said.
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Cain is the first of the eight major GOP presidential candidates to receive Secret Service protection.
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I love the Injinji Ex-celerator Toe Socks. For anyone with problem feet, wide feet, or just seeking comfort, they rock. Click the link and see a bit more info.
$38 a pair is tough sell. You can get 2 pairs of snowboarding socks at a ski shop for that price, or 4 pairs of hiking/ski/snowboarding socks from a Marshalls/TJ Maxx/non ski shop for that price.
i'm not seeing how you to get a discount on backcountry
i like my under armor socks i got at dicks sporting goods
I love my euro socks. Thick, warm and have extra cushion.
smartwool phd for me
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I owe an apology. The link for backcountry discounts was broken. Here's the new link! At this moment, it's working.
There's seems to be some confusion as to why I recommend these socks. I've ridden with nothing be SmartWool for years. They are cheaper. Yes, other socks are cheaper still. Hell, K-Mart probably still sells some for 3 for $5. If they work for you - awesome.
These are for folks like me with strange feet. Mine are very wide. That means that many socks just don't fit well. By the end of the day, they bunch up and collapse my toes, creating all sorts of hitches in my getalong.
So, I was perusing Ski Magazine one day (go figure - they give me subscriptions sometimes) and saw that they now made toe socks for skiing. I thought that if they worked in the torture devices otherwise known as ski boots, they might work for me. I ordered a pair.
The difference in how my feet felt at the end of the day was incredible.
I don't recommend these socks to you if you're totally happy with what you have. I'm not an evangelist or a salesman. But, if your dogs are howling at the end of the day, they may just be worth a try. Painfree is worth a lot more than $35 to me.
BTW, I now have 3 pairs.
my favorite is my icebreakers they're ahead of my under armours at the moment
a great sock is one of lifes luxuries ... one of those things you dont think maks a difference until you try it
I don't know, I always thought the smartwool socks worked pretty well in comfort, warmth, and preventing too much moisture or anything from building up...
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Go to reloading and I would say the collectors forums and let them know. There is a lot of good paper patchers in Marlin Owners, I've read some of their knowledge and will try to get it to here.
Buffalo hunters did it around the campfire after the hunt. It CAN'T be THAT hard, boys. I have now successfully paper patched bullets in 2 cartridges, .30-30 Winchester and .45-70 Gov. Both seem to work well.
What are Paper Patched Bullets (PPB's)
Pieces of scrap lead, (in our case, cast on a Coleman stove outside) that have been sized(in a reloading press) and wrapped with paper. They are sometimes then sized again, and are lubricated. They can be used for target or hunting. They were developed, many years ago, for military use.
A lead bullet, wrapped with thin paper(called a patch), and lubed.
Why shoot Paper Patched Bullets
Paper patched bullets were designed to allow cast lead bullets to be fired at higher velocity than is normal for unpatched lead. The paper patched bullets I've shot have run up to about 2100 fps(approximately, didn't have a chronograph that day, going on estimation here folks) or so, without leading the barrel. These bullets show the potential of being at least as lethal as a basic, inexpensive jacketed bullet, fired at normal velocity. But these are home made, meaning you can make them in the off season, to be used when you want. They are nearly free, if you discount your hobby time or rainy day time.
Paper Patched Bullets and Hunting Big Game
For me, big game hunting is pretty much the driving force behind ppb's. I haven't taken any large game with cast lead bullets(below .50 muzzle loader). I'm not an expert in all this, there are folks both here and on other forums who know more than I do. My goal is simple: to develop a way, for an ordinary hunter, to cast, patch, and load his own hunting ammunition, with the bullets being cheap (in equipment and materials) and fairly simple/easy to make. I'm on the way there, I haven't gotten there yet. Join up and come along for the ride!
The Basic Concept
-Bullets cast of salvaged lead (range scrap, wheel weights, net/fishing sinkers, or what you can scrounge)
-In a Lee Mold (.30-30, hopefully .308 and .30-06 too, and .45-70) that costs less than a pizza
-Wrapped in an exotic material known to the few as: "Tracing paper", available at hidden locations across the WORLD (Wal-Mart, Staples, any school supplies place) ($5 for a pad that lasts for a long, long time)
-Sized in an inexpensive sizer (Our friends at Lee again, sizer and mold together costing less than 2 large pizzas and some wings on the side)
-Lubed in a highly secret, expensive material: Axle grease, $5, hardware or auto parts store, a can will outlast you
Then loaded as normal, to be used like a normal bullet, at normal game, ranges, and speed. (You can spend extra time, money, and stress, making basic hunting bullets into magic super bullets if you want, I'm trying for basic but do-able for Johny Deerslayer). That is my goal. It seems to have great potential for the .45-70 and the .30-30 so far.
Last basic concepts
-The thinner the paper, the better
-Magic wonder paper is great, just use tracing paper (or even printer paper) if you can't find the mystical super paper that someone suggests their Uncle Virgil used on bullets to take down angry watusi.
-Paper is tougher than you might think. It is reported to CLEAN metal fouling from bores, and even cause a barrel to wear out faster. However, you'd probably have to shoot more than we really will for this to make a noticeable difference.
-Lead alloy can be about as soft or hard as your game requires. It won't lead. The paper takes the place of a copper jacket in the barrel to eliminate metal fouling. That is the whole key: higher velocity, no leading.
-The jacket (paper patch) can be set up to be inside the case, with no exposed paper, and a light crimp. This WILL work in a Marlin magazine tube without incident.
-As with all reloading, use this information at your own risk. No liability will be accepted for use of information shared here.
I'm not an expert, nor am I a guru. I'm just trying to help the average reloading deer hunter to make his own bullets without undue expense, or fuss. I'm going for cheap, realistic accuracy and performance, not some high end wonder bullets. Your needs may (or may not) vary.
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Go to reloading and I would say the collectors forums and let them know. There is a lot of good paper patchers in Marlin Owners, I've read some of their knowledge and will try to get it to here.
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Interesting subject I want to start casting soon.
Why would you use axle grease and not liquid alox? I would think grease could cause powder problems if the ammo was stored for along time. Alox is not suppose to harm powder.
I have used Lee liquid alox, and axle grease.
Axle grease was suggested to me by a paper patcher whom I consider a mentor to me. So.....I tried it. It not only worked well (or good enough for my humble purposes) but it was readily available, and cheap. I will suggest that there probably is a better lube available, and it may very well not be alox. I have not tried alox yet with paper patches, but I have had ammo loaded for a few weeks with axle grease and no problems that I felt were the problems of the grease.
I will keep the possibility of it contaminating the powder in mind, and will try alox at first chance. (I have used alox with gas checked bullets). It seems too thin to me though. I often size patched bullets, and the excess grease goes into the paper, and leaves a waxy, almost dry paper with no 'globs' of grease on it.
In my .30-30, I'm dropping 170 grain Lee bullets about .309", patching them with a double wrapped patch, and lubing them. (This patch goes not quite all the way around twice, hence, double wrapped.) Before sizing they are .314 or so. I then run them through a .311 sizer, and lose about 1/3 of my patches (meaning I have 6-7 usable bullets out of 10). Then I load and shoot with 170 grain jacketed bullet data. (This might not be safe, use your own discretion here please). Seems like I had to use the bullet expander ball from an old 7.62x39 die, but I may be mistaken. I also had a few rounds that wouldn't chamber, so a trip through the magazine and chamber for function check is currently required. I'm hoping to get my bullets sized BEFORE patching, and I will not lose jackets in sizing. But the jackets that have been sized are 'ironed' onto the bullet, filled with lube, and seem very rugged. The jackets DO leave the bullet as soon as it's out of the muzzle though (as is desired with a paper patch; you don't want it going all the way to the target).
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Hello Mitch,
This is great to have a paper patch board. Myself, I have been successfully patching for the 45-70 and the 30-30 Winchester, and had great experiences in doing so.
I really enjoy myself in the reloading room doing anything with reloading. I'm certain that PPB's are the best bullets and would still be made more and sold by major manufactures if they were not as time consuming. I do my patching in steps. after casting I sometimes size 458 to 457 before adding the paper. as each bullet is sized I put it in a bullet tray nose down to dry then lube and load.
Last week I cast some .308" 170 grain FN bullets, and then I patched with tracing paper. I lubed them the other day and ran through a .314" sizer. and then yesterday I loaded them and shot them. All rounds hit within a sub minute with open sights. And I was according to my book right at 2000fps. The barrel was spotless no sign of leading or even powder left in the barrel. The primers were starting to flatten but did not show excessive pressure. These bullets were very soft. My lead hardness tester did not even register with the ones that I tested
I have tried both hard lead and soft with my 45-70 and all shot well. I am excited about the knowledge of using PPB's and knowing that I can use the hardness of the lead for the use in the game being hunted.
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I don't have any tracing paper but used some of my wife's wrapping tissue to wrap 10 yesterday. I lubed by using the RCBS lube pad to just roll them. I am sure they won't work but just had to give it a try.
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I have and still look for a good suitable paper to use for PPB's Mommicked and myself have found that tracing paper is good and easy to get. I have also found a few good books with a strong thin paper, dictionary's and some old school books are a good avenue. Rice paper is good but hard to work with, and what I have found is not made from rice. It is actually made from mullberry pulp. It is best to find what you can get more the same when you run out.
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Gday fellers, I've managed to patch a few .44 hard cast swc pills that I was playing with in my 1894s.They seemed alright at first but then they began to keyhole so it's obvious that they're undersize for the Marlin. So now I got these patched bullets that look just like the ones in the pictures what do I do next? Do I need to buy a Lube/size die or can I lube them by hand? If I use axle grease is it best to shoot them right away or can I store them awhile?
Hope these questions aren't too dumb.
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Try SPG lube on your PP boolits. It was designed for black powder but works good on smokeless loads as well. It stores well and gives good results in my 1886 Winchester. I've only used paper patching in 45/70 but am thinking of trying it on my 375 H&H for deer season this year.
I lube mine by hand, with axle grease. (Specifically marine grade boat trailer grease, but any should work, use what you have). Just a dab on the fingers and onto the bullet, smear it all round. After a few it should only take about a second or two to do one.
After lubing, I then size mine because mine are usually oversize. Remember, I'm using 'standard' molds, so I wind up with oversize boolits. If I had a custom mold or custom sizer to 'pre-size' the unpatched slug, my smaller lead slugs would produce finished bullets at the correct size. (This, of course, would require a 'shorter' patch by a few thousandths). But my goal is to make ppb's that are simple and in almost anyone's price range, so I've been concentrating on sizing the patched bullets made from 'normal' lead slugs.
Sizing the patched bullets causes a loss of 30-40% of my jackets (I lose the patch) but the ones that remain are tough, ironed on, and it distributes the lube evenly around and through the paper. It also flattens the paper at the base nicely. So for me, the loss of a few jackets is a bit of a trade-off, resulting in fewer but better bullets (?).
You may have to flare the case mouths a bit. You may get away with unsized bullets, especially if you have an oversized bore, undersized slugs, or simply use thin paper and a SINGLE WRAP patch. The single wrap patch is talked about less, and is less fuss, but mine don't always stay just as they should, ymmv.
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Community Wealth-Building by Connecting Local Institutions & Communities
The Denver Foundation, Rocky Mountain Farmers Union and Rocky Mountain Employee Ownership Center.
Tuesday, November 19, 2013 from 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM (MST)
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A presentation and discussion about community wealth-building focusing on the buying power of anchor institutions (such as hospitals, universities and museums) to create worker and other cooperative businesses in their communities that will train and hire local workers and provide start-up opportunities in their communities for local entrepreneurs. We have planned a panel of representatives from local anchor institutions and their communities led by Steve Dubb, who is Research Director of The Democracy Collaborative at the University of Maryland and, with Ted Howard, conducted the initial strategic planning for Cleveland's Evergreen Cooperatives. We hope to have you with us if you are interested in new ways to create relationships with anchor institutions that will lift up the economic and social welfare and involvement of residents in the anchors' neighboring communities.
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Many people complain that the hardest part of living with a disease like AIDS or cancer is the feeling that they have lost control over their bodies, but once you gain more control over you mind, you begin to see that the control you thought you had over you body was illusory in the first place. The body has never entered into an agreement with you that it would do as you liked. You simply moved in, forced it to eat, walk, talk, etc., and then thought you were in charge. But even then it kept on doing as it liked — getting hungry, urinating, defecating, passing wind, falling down, getting injured, getting sick, growing old. When you reflect on the people who think they have the most control over their bodies, like bodybuilders, they're really the most enslaved, having to eat enough each day to keep ten Somalians alive, having to push and pull on metal bars for hours, expending all their energy on exercises that don't go anywhere at all. If they don't, their pumped-up bodies will deflate in no time flat.
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daviddanska wrote:As I have progressed in my studies I have begun more and more to understand all the distractions and ego that is at the modern day gym. In reaction to this understanding I stopped going to the gym, but now I have started to gain weight and my diet is worsening as well. Should I go back to the gym? If so is the gym not just a way to boost ones ego and become attached to the body? This is a big dilemma for me.
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It seems to me like this guy almost completely writes off physical exercise of any kind. I would imagine that in another decade or so he may change his opinion as he witnesses his own physical condition begin to deteriorate. There is a pretty convincing body of evidence that indicates lack of physical exercise causes many health problems, and his solution of eating less and meditating probably won't help prevent muscle atrophy and the long list of diseases that result from lack of proper nutrition.
He seems to take an overly extreme position which appears to exclude using skillful means for cultivating more wholesome states of body and mind.
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The first one is quite simple, if you select "show better performing ads more" or ad optimize or whatever it's called, are Google showing the best ads more of the time in terms of CTR or conversion % or a mixture of the two? I can't find a clear answer to this.
Secondly and a more difficult question. I've added multiple ads in some adgroups to try lots of different copy approaches and made 2 versions of each (headline A versus headline B) - I'm just not sure which approach to take for testing. Show all ads evenly and then split test A and B or "show better performing ads" and then wait for patterns to emerge. Would love to hear peoples ideas and experiences.
split ad testing you're doing it wrong
and it should come up first. Gave me some good ideas when I first read it, and I go back and reference it from time to time still.
Couldn't have come at a better time for me, as I have also just got the ability to test ad's through to transaction back too!
Google looks only at the "effective CPM" that it earns from advertising, so it will never look at your conversion rate or profitability. Instead, it looks only at the CTR (Click-Through Rate) in deciding which of several ads to display.
I'm not sure whether Google's algorithms make any effort to identify any "cross-effects" of ad variations; that is, if you have two ad variations and your main competitor also has two ad variations, and the performance of your ads is different depending on which of the competitor's ads are shown, I don't know whether Google attempts to determine which of the two ad pairs work best together.
But it's always important to recognize that the algorithms behind Google AdWords look almost exclusively at the "revenue generated per pageview." (Google does have some overriding "relevancy" algorithms that may block a more-profitable ad from being shown if it would make the search results appear significantly less relevant to a consumer.)
Google does not use your conversion or ROI/ROAS data when choosing which ads to display.
Suppose you have two ads:
(1) one ad draws a 1.0% CTR with a 10% conversion rate (10 conversions per 10,000 adviews),
(2) the second ad draws a 1.2% CTR with a 1% conversion rate (1.2 conversions per 10,000 adviews).
Google will show the first ad more often, even though the second ad is MUCH more profitable for your company. It's up to you to monitor ad performance and disable the first ad, in this example.
OT: I use a spreadsheet that someone told me about on www, basically it takes into clicks/imps/conversions to give you a confidence interval. If you search for,
Statistical Analysis Calculator filetype:xls
it should be the first result. I use this to figure out if I need to collect more data or not.
Think about it this way, if 1-2 more people came to your site and converted, would it totally change the calculations?
If yes, I just can't consider that significant enough. 2 visits shouldn't completely change your confidence levels.


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Stepping out for a special night, Sarah Jessica Parker was spotted at the Tribeca Talks "Ultrasuede In Search of Halston" during the 2010 Tribeca Film Festival on Friday (April 30).
The "Sex and the City" beauty happily posed and smiled for pictures on the red carpet before heading the School of Visual Arts Theater.
Continuing her time at the Tribeca Film Festival, Jessica Alba was spotted at Awards Night at the W New York Hotel in Union Square last night (April 29).
Joined by Jane Rosenthal, the "Fantastic Four" hottie was all smiles as she arrived, sporting a sexy black leather minidress with matching heels.
They typically lay pretty low, so it comes as quite the surprise that Colin Farrell and Alicja Bachleda were spotted out in New York City last night (April 28).
The couple -who's been dating for over a year- showed up together at the Tribeca Film Festival for the premiere of the film "Ondine."
Enjoying the action at the Tribeca Film Festival, Nikki Reed was spotted at the premiere of "Ondine" last night (April 28).
The "Twilight" hottie looked amazing as she arrived at the Tribeca Performing Arts Center, sporting a black dress with beige heels.
Enjoying the 9th Annual Tribeca Film Festival, Haylie Duff was spotted at the premiere of "Earth Made of Glass" last night (April 26).
The "Napoleon Dynamite" actress looked lovely as she arrived at the Tribeca Performing Arts Center in New York City, sporting a black jacket, silver top, and black trousers.
Enjoying some time in the Big Apple, Channing Tatum and Jenna Dewan were spotted at the 9th Annual Tribeca Film Festival last night (April 26).
The "She's the Man" stud and his beautiful babymama were in the house for the premiere of "Earth Made Of Glass," and were more than happy to pose for the press before heading inside.
Joining in on what was a fun-filled evening, Christy Turlington was spotted at the 9th Annual Tribeca Film Festival in New York City on Friday night (April 23).
Wowing the crowd with her killer looks, the beautiful model was joined by husband Ed Burns, who was looking mighty daper as well.
Stepping out to promote for the first time in awhile, Kirsten Dunst attended the 9th Annual Tribeca Film Festival on Friday (April 23) in New York City.
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Jay-Z could use more people
For someone who's considered such an astute businessman, who's based so much of his career as of late on pursuing various cross-promotional ventures, it seems like Jay-Z may have mismanaged his recent wedding to Beyonce.
So far, all we've even heard about it is how neither him nor Beyonce is willing to go on the record as far as whether or not they actually got married, and I think people are beginning to get tired of that shit.
If you're like me, you could give a rat's ass whether or not he got married, and hence you're just tired of hearing about this shit. But I know a lot of people, whose life – such as it is – revolves around their pretend relationships with celebrities (basically all women, and a surprising percentage of men), feel gypped that Jay and Beyonce would get married and not let the world in on it.
And I'm at a loss for how that could be good for either one of their brand image.
This past weekend, there were rumblings that the fact that the mainstream media (and lord it feels silly even typing that term in reference to this bullshit) showed hardly any interest in the Bey-Jay nuptials may have been due to racism.
Supposedly, the reason the only celebrity gossip weekly they made the cover of was motherfucking Us Weekly is because magazines with black people on the cover just don't sell very well; and even Eva Longoria, who's only white in the sense that hispanic isn't actually a race, got way more money for her wedding pictures than Beyonce could've gotten.
Some of the other celebrity gossip weeklies the week after Jay-Z and Beyonce may or may not have gotten married included the likes of Britney Spears, Jennifer Lopez, and Jennifer Aniston on their covers.
Here's Bossip's take on the issue:
We are sick of their racist bullsh*t. The fact that Beyonce and Jay-Z's nuptials played second fiddle to that hapless stank heffah Britney Spears is ridiculous, but to get secong billing to that "Witch Hagar" looking washed up has-been Jennifer Aniston is just offensive.
(I'll take Jennifer Aniston over Beyonce every day of the week and twice on Tuesday, but you guys know one of the ways I express my self-hatred is lusting after white women. God, I can't stand myself!)
Now, I'm sure many will suggest that maybe Jay-Z wanted to keep his wedding private; and him and Beyonce are worth a collective $1 gozillion (still, one hopes he got a pre-nup), so why should he give a rat's ass what these cracka-ass crackas would've been willing to pay for his wedding pictures?
But come on. We're talking about the same guy who did a video for the first single from his big come-back album that also doubled as a commercial for motherfucking Budweiser Select. Then he tried to put out an album to coincide with the release of a Denzel Washington movie by claiming that he saw an early cut of it and was just that inspired. Meanwhile, anyone who heard that piece of shit could clearly see he wasn't anything of the sort.
Jay-Z hasn't seen a business opportunity he wasn't willing to jump at since he started hanging out with Lyor Cohen.
But whatever. My concern is not so much that Jay just failed to turn his wedding day into a satisfying commercial opportunity. I could give a rat's that he got married in the first place, let alone what he was wearing or what they danced to. (Probably Coldplay.) However, it does seem like a lot of people, who could also generally give a rat's ass about people getting married, are down on this Jay-Z wedding, and the reason I don't think has anything to do with them being denied access by proxy.
When I did my story here the other day about how the ad deal is the new record deal, someone in the comments section predicted that a legion of Jay-Z stans was about to unload on me (nullus) for criticizing him for his latest bit of shillery. But they didn't. A lot of people who may have otherwise stuck up for Jay-Z didn't bother, and I think the reason is that this wedding just didn't seem quite right to them.
The reason being, it just didn't seem real. Jay-Z and Beyonce's relationship has always seemed like an act; so the fact that they've now gone and gotten married just doesn't seem right, when no one's even certain that Jay-Z has ever actually banged Beyonce. And these days, the burden of proof on whether or not two celebrities have actually done the nasty has been upped considerably, what with so many of these sex tapes floating around.
Guys want to know whether or not Jay-Z is hitting that, or if this is just the latest stage in an arrangement to make it seem if he's straight – especially in light of the revelation, last year, that Jay-Z went half on an apartment in New York with a male model who's long been rumored to be on the DL, and who could obviously afford his own place, since he also plays football with the Kansas City chiefs. Oddly enough, getting married to Beyonce actually made Jay-Z seem more teh ghey than he seemed before, and I think that's been reflected in the hip-hop community's attitude toward him as of late.
Now, to be fair, there probably is a connection to be drawn to women who live to see pictures of other women on their wedding day, because, what else are they gonna do? Develop a marketable skill? But I'd argue that the hip-hop community's sense of unease with Jay-Z's… shall we say, relationship status, is less asinine, in that it's rooted in a time-honored tradition. Namely, the idea that making love to a beautiful woman hardly even counts, if no one actually knows you did it.
It's the reason why guys, when they've just dismounted from some especially prized stank, will urge another guy to smell their finger. They want people to know where they've just been. The sex may not have even particularly better than sex with some broad who's just plain average, if not (god forbid) ugly, but the sense of accomplishment makes it all the more worthwhile.
Attractive though Beyonce may be, there's any number of broads in rap videos these days who are even better-looking. If I was Jay-Z, I'd get two of them, just for when I get tired of the one. Sure, Beyonce's got a shiteload of money, but so does Jay-Z. What's he gonna do with any extra money Beyonce can bring him? Buy a nice shirt. Shit, I can buy a nice shirt, and I work here at XXL.
If Jay-Z wants people to believe that he's straight, and that his marriage to Beyonce is not just some arrangement, he should tap that ass and then let me smell his finger. Not that I want to or anything. Beyonce looks like the kind of big-ass Southern broad who generates a lot of heat, and the shit could be disgusting. But I'm willing to do it, just because I don't want to see him go out like that.


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USC Upstate Spartan Speaker Lecture Series presents "A Few Too Many…Our Campus Culture of Alcohol" by Dr. Lori Hart on Wednesday, Sept. 18at 6 p.m. and 8 p.m. in the Humanities & Performing Arts Center (HPAC) Theater.
Results of recent studies have found that high-risk drinking is among the most dramatic problems facing college campuses. Students spend more on alcohol than they do on books. Fraternity and sorority members drink more than their non-Greek peers. And, athletes are drinking just as much. So, now, what do we do with this information? This keynote focuses on the culture of alcohol, providing activities that get students talking and feeling empowered to do something about high-risk drinking on their campus and within their own life. Focused on harm reduction, Lori provides concrete steps men and women can take to reduce risks.
Dr. Lori Hart has an undergraduate degree in Education from Auburn University, a master's degree in Education from the University of Montevallo and a doctorate in Higher Education from Georgia State University. An avid participant in the fraternity/sorority community, Lori has served as an active volunteer for Alpha Omicron Pi Fraternity in a variety of roles and, currently serves as the Director of Prevention Education for Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity.
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Mistletoe News:
The Mistletoe Diary is posting news from mid-November onwards, with new stories and features throughout December – do have a look for information there – and use the search facility on the Diary (in the right-hand column on the Diary page) if you're looking for specific info.
News for the 2014/15 season will include a re-vamp of the various mistletoe surveys previously grouped as the Mistletoe League Project - more on that later in November…
And the Tenbury Mistletoe Auctions have moved venue again! For 2014 they will be at Burford House Garden Store, Burford, Tenbury Wells, WR15 8HQ. Dates are Tuesdays 25th November, 2nd December and 9th December.
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A Little Book About Mistletoe is now available in a Kindle edition: Jonathan Briggs' little book introducing all aspects of mistletoe, first published in 2010, is newly available on Amazon in both print and Kindle editions - the Kindle edition is an updated version.
State of the 'crop' in 2013/14: This season's mistletoe 'crop' (it's not really correct to call it a crop, as it is really a by-product, and indeed pest, of old orchards, but at this time of year it does tend to enjoy higher status!) is looking excellent – lots of berries, all fully formed and ripening nicely – for pictures and comments have a look at the Mistletoe Diary.
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20th November 2012:Some news on mistletoe management issues this week – summarised in the Mistletoe Diary for 19th and 20th November. Also a new picture of Tenbury's Stick Kiss loaf (pictured left - full story here). Try not to look too hard at the 'mistletoe' in the picture though – it's plastic…
. 16th November 2012: This week has seen a number of wholly inaccurate media reports about mistletoe berries being in short supply this year 'due to the wet spring/summer and no pollination'. These stories are totally untrue. The reality is that there are plenty of mistletoe berries this season, and pollination took place, as it always does, in February/March when the weather was normal/good.
For general news updates have a look at Jonathan Briggs' Mistletoe Diary.
For information on mistletoe events, including the Tenbury Wells Mistletoe Festival, this season have a look at our Events page.
And if you are interested in taking part in a survey about Mistletoe, read about the Mistletoe League Project on our Survey page. Gathering information about how mistletoe is, or isn't, managed on fruit trees is a particular aim of the survey.
There is, of course, ongoing mistletoe news throughout the season on Jonathan Briggs' Mistletoe Diary, which you can follow on WordPress or via Facebook or Twitter. There are Facebook and Twitter links at the top of the right-hand column.
The English Mistletoe Shop, and other online mistletoe outlets will be trading from the autumn – and in the case of the English Mistletoe Shop products will continue to include Fresh Mistletoe in season, and Grow-kits for Gardeners.
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Microsoft Corporation or NASDAQ: MSFT is one of the fast growing American multinational corporation the develops, manufactures, licenses and supports a wide range of products and services predominantly related to computing through its different product divisions. Many users trust the said company and uses their different software in their computers.
In the most recent news about the corporation, Microsoft is expected to make a "major" announcement after the market closed last Monday. There were a lot of speculations coming out pertaining to the said closing and one speculation focuses on the media event conducted in Los Angeles that has ranged from unveiling a new tablet computer that uses low-power chips to a new system that will use an upcoming version of Windows to help people access TV shows and movies across a wide variety of devices.
has definitely made a great impact into each person's life especially in terms of their services. So many were really surprised with their major announcement. Probably this has something to do with the announcement of Microsoft of the $300 million, 17.6 percent stake in Barnes & Noble's Nook e-book business in April expecting a tablet-focused update.
Also part of the announcement, the Windows 8 system is also expected to be released in September or October, in time for devices that will ship for the holiday season. Windows 8 is considered to be the biggest change in decades to the widely used operating system from Microsoft Corp. thus, if you are currently using Windows 7, sooner or later, it will already become obsolete and it will be fully changed and replaced by Windows 8 afterwards.


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Her Master's Walks are a series of walking books covering the area of the Yorkshire Dales National Park and the North York Moors National Park. The first four books explore Swaledale, Wensleydale and Wharfedale. The fifth book Her Master's Walks in the Hambleton Hills began an introduction to the North York Moors. The last book Her Master's Walks in Teesdale introduced to the beautiful and distinctive landscape of the North Pennines AONB, the second largest designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty in England.
The latest book Her Master's Walks in the Cleveland Hills continues the series into the North York Moors and will be followed by a guide to The Howardian Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
All the walks are on public rights of way and apart from unavoidable stiles they are dog friendly. They consist of a variety of scenery from lush meadows and woodland to heather clad moors and limestone scars. The walks follow circular routes and begin from a public car park where one is available, or at a place where it is possible to park safely without blocking farm gateways or causing inconvenience to others.
Each title in the series Her Master's Walks consists of ten routes. The walks consist of a two page descriptive guide and a full colour map with numbered arrow pointers. The route directions include grid references to aid map reading.
The map and route directions face each other in the book which fits into a standard map case enabling all essential information for the walk to be viewed. Where possible the maps have been reproduced to the original scale of 1:25000.


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Results of Different Location of Ahmed Glaucoma Valve Implantation in Refractory Glaucoma, Superior Versus Inferior
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Purpose:To compare the efficacy and safety of Ahmed Glaucoma Valve (AGV) implantation in the superior versus inferior quadrants.
Methods: In a non-randomized clinical trial and over a period of two years, consecutive patients with refractory glaucoma underwent AGV implantation in the superior or inferior quadrants. Main outcome measures included best corrected visual acuity (BCVA), intraocular pressure (IOP), number of glaucoma medications, complications and success rate (defined as at least 30% IOP reduction below preoperative values and 5<IOP<22 mmHg with or without glaucoma medications). Other criteria for failure included implant removal, additional glaucoma surgery, phthisis bulbi or loss of light perception.
|Procedure: AGV implantation
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment
Masking: Single Blind
Primary Purpose: Treatment
|Study Start Date:
|January 2005
|Estimated Study Completion Date:
|December 2007
|Estimated Primary Completion Date:
|May 2007 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Assigned Interventions
Experimental: 1
patients with refractory glaucoma who were candidate for AGV implantation allocated in superior site
|Procedure: AGV implantation
Experimental: 2
patients with refractory glaucoma who were candidate for AGV implantation allocated in inferior site
|Procedure: AGV implantation
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|Child, Adult, Senior
|Sexes Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
Inclusion Criteria:
- Patients with refractory glaucoma who need AGV implantation
Exclusion Criteria:
- Eyes with less than 3 months follow-up
- Severe conjunctival adhesions and scarring for the site of surgery
- Presence of thin sclera and staphyloma for the site of surgery
- The presence or anticipated need for silicone oil for superior implantation
- Active neovascular glaucoma for inferior implantation
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|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT00628173 History of Changes
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|Study First Received:
|February 25, 2008
|Last Updated:
|October 16, 2008
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Ocular Hypertension
Eye Diseases
ClinicalTrials.gov processed this record on June 22, 2017


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Justin Keay was swooped on by two crows in what experts have called a severe case of "mobbing" - where two or more birds gang up on an assumed predator to keep them away from their young.
Now other runners are being told to stay well away from fledgling crows to avoid further attacks.
Mr Keay today told how he was running his usual route through Battersea Park when the birds swooped on him. The crows clawed his head with their talons and pecked at him furiously.
With blood gushing from his head, he had to fight for several minutes before they would stop attack - reminiscent of the Alfred Hitchcock film The Birds.
Mr Keay, 44, who was attacked at lunchtime on Wednesday, said: "These two massive crows just swooped down on me. I hit them but they wouldn't get off my head.
"They kept on at me and I kept hitting them until I noticed blood was pouring down my neck. My T-shirt was drenched with blood."
Mr Keay was so shaken by his ordeal he went to the park police, who gave him antiseptic wipes and sent him to Chelsea and Westminster hospital for an anti-tetanus injection. "They said it was the first occasion they'd heard of anyone being injured," he said.
The father of two, from Battersea Church Row, said he jogs past the same crows every day.
"They're big and look really menacing," he said. "They have swooped at me before but this was totally different. I had to hit them off me."
Although it is extremely unusual for crows to attack humans, joggers are now being warned to be extra vigilant.
Stephanie Fudge, of the Wetland Centre in Barnes, said Mr Keay was probably close to the bird's fledglings, which may have fallen out of a nearby nest.
"It is quite common at this time of year for fledglings to try to fly," she said. "There was probably one about somewhere nearby which he was not aware of.
"Runners should be extra careful at this time of year. Crows can be aggressive - as these two have shown. If a jogger sees a baby crow they should stay well away."
Joanna Leonard, an interior designer, saw the birds - which she thought were ravens - in the same place an hour after their attack on Mr Keay.
"I thought they were very nasty, sinister things."she said. "Two of them focused in on me as I walked past. I couldn't help thinking of that Hitchcock film."
Mr Keay, a father of two young children, added: "What really worries me is that it could happen again - and it could be a lot worse if the crows attacked children. They could literally have their eyes out."
A spokeswoman for Wandsworth council, which is responsible for the park, said: "We will be talking to bird experts to see if it is a more widespread problem. If it turns out there's any need to alert the public we will do so."Reuse content


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Laying the groundwork for an effective new national governmental infrastructure in Afghanistan will require a thoughtful, sustained, and integrated international effort.
That was the consensus of three Kennedy School faculty members - Jonathan Moore, associate, Joan Shorenstein Center on the Press, Politics and Public Policy; Robert Rotberg, Director of the Program on Intrastate Conflict, Conflict Prevention, and Conflict Resolution; and Monica Toft, assistant professor of Public Policy - who participated in a press briefing Nov. 28 in Washington sponsored by the Shorenstein Center.
"We should be involved in peacemaking," Rotberg said during a panel discussion focusing on nation building. He alluded to other recent U.S. attempts to mediate violent confrontations in Lebanon, Somalia, and Haiti, saying "unless the United States commits itself to a sustained Mitchell-plan-like approach [in Afghanistan], terrorism can never be contained."
Moore noted the increased role the media can play in helping engage Americans on international issues, including the hardships involved in the reconstruction and redevelopment efforts in Afghanistan, stating that public support will help sustain such a campaign. A second panel, on the war and the military, focused on the inevitable tension between journalists and Pentagon brass during wartime.
"We both have the conviction of a higher calling," noted Tad J. Oelstrom, Director of the Kennedy School's National Security Program. That conviction, he admits, often pits the military's desire for secrecy against the media's desire for open discussion.
Fellow panelist Frederick Schauer, Frank Stanton Professor of the First Amendment, cited the Constitutional challenges posed by wartime news coverage.
Alex S. Jones, Director of the Shorenstein Center, defended the right of media outlets to report sensitive information during wartime, but noted how few reporters have military backgrounds. "On the one hand, the media can be totally oblivious to what public opinion is," he said. "But the American media have a great opportunity to be tough and illuminative in their coverage."
Domestic preparedness for terrorism was discussed during the third panel - consisting of Graham Allison, Director of the Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs, and Juliette Kayyem, Executive Director of the Kennedy School's Executive Session on Domestic Preparedness.
"What happened on September 11th should have shattered the illusion of invulnerability in America," Allison stated. "The U.S. today is not prepared for a chemical, biological, or nuclear weapons incident."
"This war is not just a war in Afghanistan," Kayyem concluded, alluding to the terrorism threat that will continue to loom over the world even after the military campaign is over. "This is real and it is long-term."


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Which MMA games do you have?
Easy question.
- UFC Throwdown
- UFC Tapout 2
- Pride FC
- UFC Sudden Impact
- King Of Colosseum II
- K-1 Premium Dynamite
King Of Colosseum II is mostly Pro-Wrestling. But it also has heaps of MMA fighters. You can change the rules to MMA rules. It's pretty fun. Like last night I had a four way match, Josh Barnett vs. Kazushi Sakuraba vs. Mike Tyson vs. Quinton Jackson. I do a lot of stuff like that..
K-1 Premium Dynamite has kickboxing and MMA. Has some exciting fighters; Bob Sapp, Akebono, Butterbean, Genki Sudo, Josh Barnett, Don Frye, Yoshihiro Takayama, Gary Goodridge, Kazuyuki Fujita. The usual K-1 guys and some others that people wouldn't know.
I also have Wrestle Kingdom and Wrestle Kingdom 2 which have a little bit of MMA. There are some fighters. In the first one, in story mode you face made up MMA fighters. One has a likeness to Wanderlei and one has a likeness to Fedor. The second one has a Round system.
Then... Any games that you would like to get that are out already? I would like to get Pride GP. I had plans on getting it but then I heard about Wrestle Kingdom 2.. I still would like to get it, I'll see what happens. Pride GP is my number one priority but I would also like to get UFC Tapout and the other K-1 games with MMA. I do like the kickboxing but I would most likely get bored with just kickboxing.
Yeah! :)
I havent seen any MMA vidoes games in my country unfortunately since it has become mainstream at all yet...
Except I just saw UFC THROWDOWN for sale in a local video game shop. Since you have it, could you tell me if its worth buying?
Pride GP is really great though. Try to get that one.:thumbsup:
At this point I'd wait on the new UFC game coming out sometime early next year. THQ is making the game and their Raw vs Smackdown 08 looked pretty good. They brought in unique fight styles and a new grappling system. If any of that hits their new UFC game then I'm sure it will be 100x better than any of the old ones.
Before I'd heard of UFC ,I got UFC Throwdown in a double set with Soul Calibur. When I got into UFC and realized what it was I got all excited and started playing it. That was a year ago. I haven't touched it since.
Tapout and Tapout 2 on Xbox. I based buying the Xbox on wanting Tapout. I then found a store that was renting Tapout 2 and had to have it, but couldn't find it for sale anywhere. Ended up ordering it online.
The new UFC game coming out got me back into the mindset to play. It looks awesome!
I just got Pride FC the other day (bought it in a used-games shop) and it´s pretty fun, thought it pisses me a little that fighters with good submission skills have a huge advantage.
The submission fighters have an advantage on the ground like the strikers do on the feet. You just need to learn how to defend against them.
I have UFC: Sudden Impact and Pride FC. I like Pride FC way more.
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Bankruptcy Law Questions? Ask a Bankruptcy Lawyer.
In Colorado, debtors are allowed a $60,000 exemption for their homes, and a $5,000 exemption for their cars. So unless you also have other assets with significant value, there is nothing the timeshare company can do to you if you stop paying.
Additionally, if all the money in your bank accounts is from your pension, the timeshare company cannot garnish those bank accounts. However, if there is any money in those accounts that is not from your pension, those accounts can be garnished, so it is usually a good idea to open a new account into which only your pension money is deposited.Also, if all the money is from your pension, you should inform the bank - in person and in writing so you have proof - that they should never allow your account(s) to be garnished because all the money is from your pension, and is therefore exempt. If you don't notify the bank, they will not know all the money is from your pension (even if it is direct-deposited), and your account can be garnished.
I think this is what you wanted to know. If not, please let me know.Thank you!
There is no need to contact the timeshare company, especially since you can not expect they will be pleasant to you if you tell them you are no longer going to pay. The timeshare company cannot try to attach your bank account(s) unless they first go to court to get a judgment.
You do not have to file a Bankruptcy, but doing so will prevent the timeshare company from trying to collect the money from you - it will prevent them from calling, etc. You will also not have to worry about their trying to garnish your bank account(s), etc.
But even if you don't file a Bankruptcy, your home and car will be protected, since the exemptions I told you about are available to all debtors in Colorado, whether or not they file a Bankruptcy.
The other reason to consider filing a Bankrutpcy - at some point - is your home has no equity right now, but it will slowly build equity over time. You would certainly want to consider filing a at some point before the equity reaches $60,000 (the homestead exemption).
By the way, please don't forget to hit the "ACCEPT" button.
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David Erb
|David Erb
|Jockey / Trainer / Owner
|York, Nebraska, United States
|Birth date
|November 28, 1923
|Career wins
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|Major racing wins, honours & awards
|Major racing wins
As a jockey:
As a trainer:
Kentucky Derby (1956)
Belmont Stakes (1956)
|Significant horses
Swaps, Mark-Ye-Well, Swoon's Son, Needles,
Iron Liege, Searching, Bally Ache, Hurry to Market
David Erb (born November 28, 1923 in York, Nebraska) is a retired jockey and trainer in Thoroughbred horse racing. He started riding as a young farm boy and began his professional riding career in 1938, competing at tracks in his native Nebraska. He got his first win at Oaklawn Park Race Track in Hot Springs, Arkansas.
In the June 18, 1955 Californian Stakes at Hollywood Park Racetrack, Dave Erb was the substitute rider for the suspended Bill Shoemaker aboard Swaps. Erb piloted the three-year-old colt to a world record time of 1:40 2/5 for a mile and a sixteenth on dirt. [1] That same year, Dave Erb became the regular jockey for future U.S. Racing Hall of Fame inductee, Swoon's Son. Ridden by Erb in all but one of his twenty-two career stakes race wins, they raced primarily at tracks in Chicago and Kentucky
In 1956 Erb won the most important races of his career aboard the future Hall of Fame colt, Needles. After winning the Flamingo Stakes and the Florida Derby, Erb and Needles narrowly missed winning the American Triple Crown. They won the Kentucky Derby, finished second to Fabius in the Preakness Stakes, then won the Belmont Stakes.
After retiring as a jockey in 1960, Dave Erb trained horses. In 1963, he enjoyed great success with the colt Hurry to Market who was voted American Co-Champion Two-Year-Old Colt.
David Erb retired from the industry in 1988. He and wife, Lenni, with whom he had a son, David, settled on a small farm near Greenfield Center, New York. In 2008, Dave Erb became the 29th jockey to add his handprint and signature in cement to the "Gallup to Glory" display at the Galt House hotel in Louisville, Kentucky.
- Information on Dave Erb and Swoon's Son at Horse-Race-Track.com. article titled 2007 Horse Racing Hall of Fame Inductees
- Re-print of a May 3, 2008 article in The Saratogian
- Article at the National Museum of Racing and Hall of Fame titled Erb to Discuss Winning Ride in 1956 Kentucky Derby
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Hazel was born Nov. 11, 1917, in Greenville, Utah to George L. and Eudora V. Higgins Barton; she was the oldest of five children.
She married William Rowland (Bill) Yardley on Nov. 11, 1935 in Beaver, Utah; their marriage was later solemnized in the St. George LDS Temple.
She grew up and attended elementary school in Greenville, Utah and high school in Beaver. She was very smart and could solve the hardest homework problems for her siblings, kids and grandkids, and could add any six-digit numbers in her head.
Bill and Hazel made their home in Beaver, Utah where they raised their family and ran their family ranch. One would never see Bill working without Hazel by his side working together; they cut hay, changed water, milked, vaccinated and branded cows, and rode on the range.
Hazel loved to garden, she raised a beautiful garden every year and her yard was immaculate with an array of beautiful roses and flowers. She was a wonderful homemaker and cook. She made the best pies, which were often a fought over at Thanksgiving dinner.
Hazel was a talented seamstress. She loved making her children's clothes. She made Christmas and Easter dresses for her granddaughters, beautiful quilts, and there wasn't a pair of overalls she couldn't mend.
Hazel was an active member in the LDS church and held many callings in her life. She was a devoted and loving daughter, wife, mother, grandmother, sister, aunt, neighbor, and friend. She was respectful, kind, hardworking, faithful, honest, dependable, and considerate.
She is survived by her sons, William Cliff (Nancy) Yardley of Mesa, Ariz. and Rowland Barton (Linda) Yardley of Beaver; 13 grandchildren; 55 great-grandchildren; four great-great-grandchildren; and several nieces and nephews.
She is preceded in death by her parents; her husband, Bill Yardley; her daughters, Beth Yardley and Eudora Jean Yardley Carter; her brothers, Byron and Bruce Barton; sisters, Ila Barton Murdock and Beverly Barton Scott; and great-grandson Clayton Tripp.
Funeral services were Friday, June 29 at the Beaver 1st Ward, 50 N. 100 East, Beaver, Utah. A viewing was prior to services at the church. Interment was in the Mountain View Cemetery.
The family would like to thank Dr. Roger Smith and The Beaver Long Term Care for all of their love and care given to Hazel.
Arrangements were under the direction of Swindlehurst Funeral Home. Online condolences may be sent at www.swindlehursthome.com.


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iFunbox - Browse iPhone File System with Easily
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AnyTrans - Best File Transfer Software
Go to download this excellent software to transfer and manage contents on iOS devices. And read on this iMobie iFunbox Wiki page.
What is iFunbox? iFunbox is a favorable software made for exploring and browsing iPhone, iPad and iPod touch file system. With iFunbox you can freely manage iPhone music, Apps and ringtones with or without jailbreaking.
iOS (previously iPhone OS) is a mobile operating system developed and distributed by Apple Inc. Unlike computer operating system, iOS places each app (including its preferences and data) in a sandbox at install time for security reasons. So most of users don't care about the iOS file system since they don't have an access.
However, some software developers brought several options that allow you to browse and explore the iPhone iPad iOS file system just like viewing files in Windows Explorer. And iFunbox is one of our favorite iPhone Explorer software.
iFunbox Classic Window
Although iFunbox is primarily preferred by senior iPhone users, we are still glad to define it as an easy-to-use and intuitive app. In iFunbox Classic window, you can browse and transfer User Applications, manage App file sharing, explore general storage, cameras, ibooks, voice memos, etc.
On iFunbox Classic Window, you can browse iOS file system like viewing in Windows Explorer
iFunbox Managing App Data Window
On iFunbox Managing App Data window, all your apps are listed there. Double click one of them and you'll see its inner file structure.
All iFunbox listed apps here are clickable
As an alternative to iTunes, iFunbox allows you to copy and move files within iTunes File Sharing supported apps so you won't get confused about Apple ID or other iTunes limits any more.
But an interesting paradox is that both iTunes File Sharing and iFunbox require internet connection so you have to make sure the network is working when using iFunbox.
iFunbox Quick Toolbox
iFunbox Quick toolbox provide several interesting quick shortcuts, such as import music to iPhone, transfer iPhone photos to computer, etc. We don't recommend to use iFunbox to transfer iPod music or iPhone photos because there is no option to choose which song or picture do you want to export.
For example, if you want to transfer a few songs from iPhone to computer, you can only select the whole library by default instead of picking up particular ones to move. For a professional iPhone Music Transfer software, we highly recommend you PhoneTrans. Start Taking A Tour >
By choosing shortcuts above, you can transfer music and photos with iFunbox
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After Apple issued iOS 6, the third party iPhone file browsers software get less and less permission to change or customize the App properties. For instance, you can no longer change the iPhone App icons with iOS 6 with iFunbox. Even though jailbreaking your device could be a solution, but you should think over it before starting.
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