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Branislav Ivanovic's first-half strike on Monday ended City's 100 per cent home record in the top flight and moved the club level on points with Manuel Pellegrini's second-placed side.
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West Ham frustrated Mourinho's charges by holding on for a goalless draw in the last game at Stamford Bridge and England defender Cahill is aware his team can ill-afford to drop points against Newcastle.
He said: "No disrespect to West Ham, we had loads of possession. We spoke about that after the game and that was a blow to stuff two points up at home.
"We're now on the positive end of a great win away from home, so we can't afford to throw that away at the weekend against a tough team.
"We're home again - we should be buzzing with confidence and ready to go again."
Chelsea also have the incentive of exacting revenge over Alan Pardew's side, who beat them 2-0 at St James' Park in November.
Newcastle have triumphed in three of their last four games against Chelsea, but travel to the capital on the back of a dismal 3-0 derby defeat at home to rivals Sunderland.
It would be a major surprise if Newcastle pulled off another victory at the end of a week in which director of football Joe Kinnear resigned.
The club have won just one of their last seven matches and the departure of influential midfielder Yohan Cabaye to Paris Saint-Germain was a major blow.
Leading scorer Loic Remy will play no part at Stamford Bridge as he serves the second game of a three-match ban following his red card at Norwich City.
Midfielder Cheikh Tiote is a doubt after sustaining an injury in training this week, while Pardew will also check on striker Papiss Cisse (back).
Yoan Gouffran (muscular injury) and Gabriel Obertan (knee) could both return, but defender Fabricio Coloccini (knee) is set to miss out again.
Chelsea will once again be without Fernando Torres (knee), so either Samuel Eto'o or former Newcastle striker Demba Ba will lead the line.


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Allison Rives, who is pursuing her master's degree in literacy from the College of Education and Human Services, instills a love of reading in her elementary school students.
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Wright State senior and Air Force veteran Lilia Barberi discovered passion for nursing after basic training injury
After serving as a medic at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Lilia Barberi is preparing for a career in nursing through Wright State's Veteran Bachelor of Science Nursing program option.
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Oct 10, 2013 - From staff reportsOne reporting party said the issue was an ongoing problem involving people setting off explosives.
Fremont County Sheriff's deputies responded to three separate calls Saturday regarding explosions in the Burma Road area north of Riverton.
Residents in the area reportedly "heard and felt" the blasts beginning at about 5:30 p.m. Saturday.
Another explosion was reported at about 6:30 p.m. from the 100 block of Burma Road.
"It shook the (reporting party's) trailer," dispatchers said in initial reports.
"Not sure where it may be coming from."
Another caller said the noise was coming from a property near to Stallion Solids Control, 116 Burma Road.
The caller said the issue was an ongoing problem involving people setting off explosives in the area.
The subjects had left the area when law enforcement arrived at the scene.
Officials said no property damage or injuries were reported.
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November 3, 2012
A few weeks ago, my wife suffered a serious fall in a home in Silverthorne. She came to rest some fifteen feet into a crawlspace under the home, and it was obvious that help was going to be needed to remove her from the crawlspace, and also to treat her traumatic injuries. We called for assistance, and the Summit County Communications Center dispatched the appropriate Fire Rescue, Medical, and Law Enforcement officials. All those who responded did so in a prompt and professional manner, and went about their duties in an efficient manner. I would like to publicly commend the personnel of Lake Dillon Fire Rescue Engine Company 8 (Dillon Station) and Engine Company 11 (Keystone Station) as well as the Battalion Chief who also responded. Additionally, the medical personnel from the Summit County Ambulance Service, and their on-duty supervisor, excelled in their care-giving. The complex "indoor extrication" of my wife was accomplished with extreme care, and a great deal of ingenuity. Because of the skill and training of these public safety professionals, my wife's injuries were minimized, and she is expected to make a full recovery with some time. (The folks at St. Anthony's Summit Medical Center were wonderful, as well!)
I've never before sent a note to the editor of the Summit Daily. The care provided to my wife on the day of her accident certainly merits, at least, this note of sincere and grateful thanks. We truly are blessed to have such well-trained and caring folks available when an emergency arises. At this time of voting, I'm certainly going to favorably consider the need for supportive funding for the Lake Dillon Fire District. Won't you as well?
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Our Lady of Victory
Our Lady of Victory Catholic Church is located at 73 North Ave.
Religious Education Registration questions? Call the PSR office at 330-633-3672.
Knights of Columbus meet the first Monday of the month.
Somethings and Young Adult Group. Meets every other Thursday from 7 to 8:30 p.m. with babysitting provided. For more information, call Steve at 330-554-6770.
AA -- Wednesdays at 10 a.m. in Room 100.
Adult Studies -- Catholicism series offered Mondays during Lent at 7 p.m. in Room 101.
Confessions -- Saturdays from 9 to 9:30 a.m.
Visit the church Facebook page at Our Lady of Victory Church
The parish calendar is available on line at http://ourladyofvictorytallmadge.parishesonline.com.
Visit the OLV website for all the news at www.ourladyofvictorytallmadge.parishonline.com.
Call 330-633-3637 for more information.
Tallmadge United Methodist
Dare to Share is a nutrition program sponsored by Tallmadge High School students, Rotary and Tallmadge United Methodist Church. Those who would like to contribute are asked to purchase small containers to go into backpacks: 100 percent juice boxes, beans and franks (pop-top), beef stew (pop-top), beef sticks, cereal bars, cereal bowls, fruit cups, pudding cups, jelly, shelf-stable milk, microwave popcorn, granola bars, oatmeal, peanut butter, pumpkin and sunflower seeds and tuna. Items made be brought to the Tallmadge UMC office.
Summer Junior Church begins June 1. Register at the Hospitality Table to help. All supplies are provided.
Tallmadge United Methodist Church will host its annual Rummage Sale June 13 and 14. Doors open at 9 a.m.
Al Anon continues to meet Saturdays at 10:30 a.m.
Vacation Bible School will run from June 23 through 27. At Workshop of Wonders, children are invited to put on their creativity cap and start an adventure to build their faith. Children are encouraged to use their heart, mind and imagination to produce something amazing through God, the one who works wonders.
The church is located at 207 N. Munroe road. For more information, call 330-633-3734.
St. Mark Lutheran
This week
May 25 -- Worship with Communion at 8:15 and 10:30 a.m.; planting and yard clean-up day at 9:15 a.m. Participants are asked to dress casually; Sunday School for all ages, 9:15 a.m.; Fellowship,11:30 a.m.; desserts taken to Haven of Rest, 5:45 p.m.
May 26 -- Memorial Day. Church office is closed.
May 27-- Angels in the Kitchen, 6 p.m.; Fellowship Committee, 7 p.m.
May 28 -- Piece Corps 9 a.m.; participants are asked to take scissors to help complete quilts for worldwide distrbution; choir practice, 7:30 p.m.
For further information, call 330-633-3718 or visit us on Facebook/St. Mark or www.stmark-lutheran.org.
St. Mark Lutheran Church is located at 158 North Ave.
First Congregational
First Congregational Church of Tallmadge, a Stephen Ministry church, offers two worship services Sunday mornings at 8:30 and 10 a.m.: Also offered Sundays are a 9 a.m. Sunday School and child care, a 10 a.m. childcare, a 10 a.m. children's and youth choirs, and 10:30 a.m. children's worship.
On June 1, First Congregational will offer one service, from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. and there will be an extended session for children in second grade and younger.
Vacation Bible School: Under Construction will be offered June 22 through 26 from 6 to 8 p.m. Children ages 4 through fifth grade are invited to join "Construction Zone" at First Congregational Church in Tallmadge for a week of crafts, snacks, song, stories and games. These activities are designed to build Christian values and a relationship with God while having fun. Contact the office for a form that may be emailed or mailed, by calling 330-633-4931 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Boy Scout Troop 361 Rummage Sale -- The boys of Troop 361 are hosting a "huge" rummage sale at First Congregational Church May 30 and 31. Those with any "treasure" items they would like to donate are asked to contact the church. The sale will run from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. both Friday and Saturday. All proceeds will support the supplies, activities and camp for Troop 361.
Warriors' Journey Home Ministry -- Listen, Speak, Heal is scheduled May 25 and June 8 from 6 to 7:30 p.m. Veterans and individuals of strong heart who would like to experience the healing circle for veterans are invited to attend. For future meeting times, visit the website warriorsjourneyhome.org.
First Congregational Church of Tallmadge is located at 85 Heritage Drive. For more information, call 330-633 4931 or visit email@example.com or the church Facebook page at First Congregational Church of Tallmadge, UCC to view current activities.
Queen of Heaven
Marian May devotions of praying the rosary will take place at 7 p.m. each evening as follows: May 20 in front of the Church; May 30 at the Marian Shrine near the Perpetual Eucharistic Chapel.
An outdoor Memorial Day Mass on May 26 will be celebrated at 8:30 a.m. in the pavilion, weather permitting. The service is in tribute to fallen servicemen and women and all deceased. A donut social will follow.
FUNFest 2014 has been scheduled for July 31; Aug. 1, 2 and 3 from 6 to 10 p.m. each evening. Rides, midway games, a KIDSCorner, Magical-Train rides except Friday, games of chance, live bands and good food will be featured. The grand prize winner of the car raffle will take home a loaded 2014 Chevy Equinox courtesy of the VanDevere Bunch; two second prizes of $500; and 10 third prizes of $100. All will be announced Sunday evening; winner need not be present. For raffle tickets ($20 each or six tickets for $100) or more information, call 330-896-2345 or see FUNFest at www.queenofheavenparish.org.
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GK: …people here have never seen anything like it, a chicken and a chainsaw and a Chihuahua, and now his assistant tosses him a raw chuck roast (SQUISH) and he's juggling the chicken, Chihuahua, chainsaw and chuck roast, and people here have never seen anything like this, and ---- wait, what is this? ---- a small child? (CHILD) ----- this man is going to juggle a child----- yes he is------ a chainsaw and a Chihuahua and a chicken, plus the chuck roast, and the child ------(JUGGLING) all of them in the air at one time, as the small plane towing the WE LOVE IRA GLASS banner flies in low for a closer look (SFX) and the naked girl on the rider mower comes by (SFX) and people are shooting videos of the juggler (SFX) as his assistant comes out with a----- incredible ------ a Chinese gong (SFX) and he is juggling a child, a Chihuahua, a chuck roast, a chicken, a chainsaw, and a Chinese gong ----- and you have to wonder, what will they do next? Who can follow this amazing opening act? (AMAZING BAND TUNE)
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Keith Rivers LB FA 2 years ago
Rivers signed a one-year contract with the Cowboys on Wednesday, the National Football Post reports.
The Bengals selected Rivers with the ninth pick of the 2008 NFL Draft, and he responded with 70-tackle campaigns in his second and third season. However, prior to the fourth, he underwent wrist surgery and missed all of 2011. He was subsequently traded to the Giants prior to the 2012 campaign and signed with the Bills last offseason. After tallying 16 tackles in 12 games last year, he'll merely provide linebacker depth for the Cowboys.
Keith Rivers LB FA 2 years ago
Rivers was released by the Bills on Tuesday, WGR 550 reports.Rivers didn't get much playing time in 2014, and with 2013 rookie standout Kiko Alonso (knee) expected to return from a torn ACL, things likely wouldn't have changed next season. With Alonso, Nigel Bradham, Preston Brown and Brandon Spikes all under contract for 2015, the Bills have to be feeling pretty good about their linebacking corps. Rivers, meanwhile, will likely draw some interest as a free agent, despite never living up to his billing as a top-10 draft pick.
Keith Rivers LB FA 3 years ago
Rivers did not record a tackle or any other noteworthy stat in Sunday's win against the Vikings and only saw the field for seven defensive snaps.
It looks like rookie Preston Brown has overtaken Rivers for a starting outside linebacker job now that everyone is healthy. With just 16 tackles and no sacks on the season, Rivers is not worth owning in IDP formats.
Keith Rivers LB FA 3 years ago
Rivers (groin) is not included on the Bills' inactive list in advance of Sunday's game versus the Texans.
Rivers was limited during practice this week, but nonetheless, the veteran will be able to suit up Sunday to make his first appearance since Week 1. However, with rookie Preston Brown impressing lately, Rivers may be afforded some rest opportunities throughout Sunday's game in Houston.
Keith Rivers LB FA 3 years ago
Rivers (groin) participated on a limited basis Friday but is listed as probable for Sunday's game in Houston, ESPN's Mike Rodak reports.
With Preston Brown playing so well, Rivers may not be in for a full workload even if he's close to 100 percent and the Bills gave him the start, neither of which is set in stone yet. We'd avoid him for this one if you're looking for IDP help.
Keith Rivers LB FA 3 years ago
Rivers (groin) was limited at practice Wednesday, wgr550.com reports.
That said, the reports suggests that Rivers seems likely to be available Sunday against Houston, barring any setbacks as the week continues.
Keith Rivers LB FA 3 years ago
Rivers (groin) is inactive for Sunday's game against the Chargers.
It sounds like Preston Brown will start in his place.
Keith Rivers LB FA 3 years ago
Rivers practiced on a limited basis for the third straight day Friday but is listed as doubtful for Sunday's game against the Chargers.
It sounds like rookie Preston Brown, who subbed in for an injured Rivers last week and performed quite capable, will continue to start while Rivers heals up.
Keith Rivers LB FA 3 years ago
Rivers (groin), who missed Sunday's win over Miami, returned to practice Wednesday but on a limited basis.
With rookie Preston Brown playing so well the Bills don't need to rush Rivers back into action, though his return gives the team more depth no matter whom they decide to roll as starters, though we've heard no word of Rivers losing his starting spot once he's healthy. Rivers had four tackles in the season-opening win.
Keith Rivers LB FA 3 years ago
Rivers (groin) is expected to miss at least two games, according to ESPN.com.
The report suggests that Rivers, who did not practice Wednesday or Thursday, likely fits into the week-to-week category, which sets the stage for the Bills to go with a linebacking unit of Nigel Bradham, Brandon Spikes and rookie Preston Brown while Rivers is hurting.


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First of all if you need to get more detailed description on GSOC you can refer this set of slides which were prepared by Kathiravelu Pradeeban.
GSOC is full of competition. People who have more commitment on it successfully finish it. It's not a matter of your knowledge on technologies, capacity on academics or fluency on language. Its all about you commitment to that project. It's not just the money you get or the package you receive, it's about your enthusiasm towards the opensource world. So ready your backpack to join the memorable journey.
Selecting an Organization
When you are in the competition, selecting an organization for the project plays a major role in your success path. Most people lost their enthusiasm on the competing as soon as they realize the difficulty on selecting a proper organization. Don't be silly. There are few simple steps you can follow to get rid of this headache.
- Find out what are the organizations which were acted as mentoring organizations in the last GSOC competition. Most of the organizations which were at the last competition will be repeatedly get selected to the next upcoming sessions. So rather than searching here and there, you can directly refer the last years GSOC web page for the information. You can find last years mentoring organizations in that list. Now you get an idea about what kind of organizations participate for this competition and what are the relevant technologies they use.
- Now you can shortlist some of the organizations according to your awareness on those technologies. But it is not necessary to be an expert on those technologies. It's okay to select it even though you know nothing about mentioned technologies, you have few more weeks to get ready with that. In this page you can find how many project slots those organizations got last year. If you select organizations which get more slots, you can be assure that your project idea will not get thrown off at the last moment. Now you have couple of targets on your head.
Now you are done with selecting organizations. Next step id to select an project idea.
- Search for the 2012 GSOC ideas of those organizations. As an example if you select PhpMyadmin as an organization, you can google for "phpmyadmin 2012 gsoc ideas". It will give you set of links which are related to that topic. Among those you can find this wiki page which solves half of your problems.
- Now you can find what are the latest project ideas they have, who are the assigned mentors for those ideas and what are the technologies they expect from you. If those project ideas match with your expectations you can proceed, or else you can find for other organizations. Assume that you are interested on an idea which was in the Phpmyadmin wiki page.
- Then you can find whether this is a continuation of a previous GSOC project or a new one using the gsoc project list which I have mentioned above. If it is a continuation your are lucky. You have person to ask. So find who was the last student and drop him mail to get more information. It's okay to drop one or two private mails to him for more information but not too much.
- Since this a project with a community your visibility to that community is a crucial factor when they select students for their project. So your private mails add less advantage on the competition. So find what is the developer mailing list and the IRC channel of that organization. Then subscribe to them. Now you are ready to put your first mail to the organization which will get a reply with a warm welcome to the community.
- In the first mail you can introduce your self to the community and mention that your are willing to participate on gsoc with that organization. You need to specifically mention the project idea which is in your focus on that mail and ask for more information.
- Then you'll get a reply with related information, links to students guides and many more useful things for that project. Now your have to read them and follow them to be prepared for the project. As always you can ask questions on the mailing list for more details.
- Since all the community people help you voluntarily, you should not bother them asking quick replies for your mails. If they have a time they will definitely reply you. So be patient and polite on the IRC and the mailing list.
Continue with the community
- You have work with the community and impress them before applying for the project. Most of the communities expect students to fix some bugs which are listed on their bug tracks to make sure that the student is committed to this project.
- So you can select some easy bugs from the bug list and try to resolve them. You can ask for more help on the mailing list.
- You can suggest your own ideas to the project and discuss them on the mailing list.
Early bird gets the worm
- Since this is highly competitive, more and more students will try to get the same project. Most of projects get huge number of request at the last moment. So it is better to active on the project earlier and be on safe side.
- One other advantage of being active on the community is get rid of unnecessary competition. Most of the students look at an idea from the list and then go and check in the mailing list to make sure someone is not active on that project idea. If they see that there are many number of mail threads related to that project which were sent by you, they will think twice to compete with you. They may think it's better to move on to a another project which will be more easy to drag.
Get ready your proposal
By the time of your proposal submission, you'll have sound knowledge on the project as well as the community. It's better to prepare it couple of days before the deadline and get your proposal reviewed by the community and the mentor. It will enhance the quality of your proposal as well as avoid unnecessary changes during the project time.
Now you are done with the proposal submission and if you correctly follow these steps you'll definitely get selected to the project. After that the project success is all depend on your commitment.
We warmly welcome you to GSOC. Enjoy your summer.


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Mollie is thrilled football season is finally here!
Mollie is thrilled football season is finally here!
Thanks to all for posting! Here's to an inspiring and exciting football season with our Shelties!
Mollie, you Beautiful girl, a perfect picture. I know you feel the love from you're Mom and Dad…
What a very beautiful girl Mollie is!
Outstanding shot…..very much frame-worthy.
ps Denise and Jen: Thanks for sharing your Mollie with us this Monday morning…brightened my day.
Clearly she'd be more thrilled if that was a Ravens jersey. But what a cutie – look at that ear fluff :)
Awww so cute. Good golly Miss Mollie you are adorable!
They are soo gracious! Have a similar photo from years ago with our sheltie at the time in one of kid's softball jackets with the bat and ball.
Actually, it looks like Mollie does like the ball idea. However, would prefer to have the attention lavished on her! Sweet photo and lovely girl too!
Hi Mollie!
Looks like a touchdown to me!!!!!!!!!!
How sweet!
Hey Denise and Jen, what a GREAT little 50 yard line cheerleader you've got there. I bet Mollie has no problems getting the crowd to their feet! And if someone tosses in a cookie or two, so much the better. She is such a pretty little thing, I love the full blaze and the little tipped ears and everyone can just get lost in those sweet little brown soulful eyes. Have a wonderful time!


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Truancy, or unexcused absences from school, can be an early indicator of potential troubling behaviors. In Maryland, truants at select schools may be able to...
Truancy, or unexcused absences from school, can be an early indicator of potential troubling behaviors. In Maryland, truants at select schools may be able to get help and encouragement from an unlikely figure: a judge. The University of Baltimore School of Law's Truancy Court Program uses volunteer judges as one part of a team of administrators and program officials that meet with kids as an early intervention to figure out why they miss five to 20 days of school per semester. The judges don't practice law in their role, instead using their status and authority to help and encourage kids to stay in school. The team meets with kids (and parents if they choose to be involved) at school once a week for 10 weeks. During those meetings, the team discovers reasons why kids aren't at school, be it issues at home, trouble getting to school or problems at school like bullying. The team then arranges for tutoring, counseling, mentoring and other community services to reduce absenteeism. The program, implemented in select Baltimore City schools since 2005 and expanding to four more school systems, boasts a 75 percent decrease in school absences among program participants. The Washington Post reports that in Montgomery County, most of the students in the month-old program have zero tardies thus far. (Photo thumbnail: ToastyKen on Flickr)
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Laura Zigman is a writer who lives in Auburndale, Massachusetts with her husband and six and a half year-old son. Laura is the author of several books, including Animal Husbandry, on which the movie Someone Like You was based, and her latest novel titled Piece of Work. In her interview Laura talks about her path to becoming a successful writer and reveals the not-always-rosy reality of making a living by writing books. She talks candidly about the pressure of being the primary breadwinner, the challenges of working from home, and why jungle gyms may forever remind her of her worst experience as a working mom.
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Gretchen Craft Rubin spent a year testing out every tip and truism about happiness that she could find; she documents the results in The Happiness Project, which is due out from HarperCollins in 2009. On her blog about the project, she shares her own formula for happiness, inspirational quotes, and insightful posts about finding joy in life. Raised in Kansas City, the lawyer-turned-author lives in New York City with her husband and their two daughters.
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Vice President of Marketing, Sony Pictures Television
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Jenna McCarthy
Author of "The Parent Trip"
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VP of Creative and User Experience, Walmart.com
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Master Franchise Partner Opportunities
Home Instead, Inc., franchisor of the Home Instead Senior Care® International franchise network, looks for highly passionate and business-minded individuals who have a desire to make a difference in the lives of seniors in their countries through a master franchise relationship. As a Home Instead Senior Care master franchise partner, you would have the unique opportunity to help bring our brand of in-home senior care to your area of the world.
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Local Home Instead Senior Care offices employ more than 65,000 CAREGiversSM worldwide who provide care services that span the care continuum – from companionship and personal care to specialized Alzheimer's care and hospice support. These important services enable seniors to live safely and comfortably in their own homes for as long as possible.
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Badminton is the fastest racket sport in the world - the shuttlecock can travel at 200mph when smashed - so it requires lightning-fast decision-making and tactical skill.
Squash also requires an agile mind, with ball speeds in excess of 150mph. But it has the added mental challenge of anticipating the direction the ball will travel when bouncing off the walls.
Body conditioning
Badminton requires a wide range of movements. It also conditions your lower body, requiring great strength and endurance in your leg and buttock muscles.
Squash is especially good for the leg and buttock muscles, while the upper body benefits from powerful shots with a heavier racket. But it has fewer overhead shots and very little jumping.
Badminton is a great stress-buster, but in a sociable way. You can face your opponents, unlike in squash, so it's easier to play doubles, making it a great game to play with friends.
Nothing beats the satisfying, aggressive thwack of a well-hit squash ball. If releasing the day's pent-up tension is what you're after, squash is your game.
For older people?
Badminton can be a gentler introduction to coordination as the shuttlecock travels slowly when beginners play. It's also a better choice if you're older as rallies can be maintained at a slower pace.
A study from Liverpool John Moores University showed that squash is not ideal for people over 45 who play casually because it can put too much strain on the body.
Risk of injury
Unlike squash, badminton employs lots of overhead shots, making shoulder injuries more likely, but the non-contact nature of the game and lightness of the shuttlecock mean serious injuries are rare.
The ball is heavier than a shuttlecock, so there is a risk of eye injuries. In an eight-year Addenbrooke's hospital study, 59% of racket-sport injuries were caused by squash and 20% by badminton.


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As the faculty and its leadership implement strategies to meet the Academic Plan's goals, each of its nine professional programs will remain in good standing with state and national accrediting bodies; the entire College community will continue to put students first; and the strength of the College's academic programs will be central to Centennial Compass 2.0, the institution's new Strategic Plan.
Support from the College's outstanding Student Services unit will continue to enhance student culture and success. In addition, we are increasing on-line courses and programs and making service learning even more central to class experiences. We will continue moving toward more advanced degrees as multiple Gerontology and Healthy Aging initiatives will lead to a center of excellence. As faculty scholarship and student / faculty research broaden, the College commitment to spiritual growth and development will deepen.


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text: Today, Governor Patrick Quinns procedural maneuver to enact a gun ban (previously reported here) was defeated by the Illinois House of Representatives as they convened for a veto session. In a 7828 vote, an overwhelming majority of state Representatives overrode Governor Quinns amendatory veto to Senate Bill 681. Now, Senate Bill 681 as it was initially written and originally passed by overwhelming majorities in the state Senate and House has been enacted and is in effect, protecting online FOID purchase of ammunition using delivery services which are federally authorized to ship ammunition. Thank you to all Illinois NRA members for contacting their state legislators and reminding Governor Quinn that your voices are stronger than his subversive tactics.


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Please,can somebody help me with the following:
In March I've bought from Hificollective a pair of I/V transformers Audio Note TRANS-497 for my Audionotekits DAC 2.1 Level C Signature (I think current DAC 3.1).
I'm not sure how to connect TRANS-497 in my DAC,becuse the kit I/V transformers haven't the same colored wires and they have one more green wire compared TRANS-497.
The Audionotekits I/V transformers (labelled "Amorit Ref. 8029) have the following wires:
-green (2 pcs)
The Audio Note TRANS-497 has the following wires:
-green (1 pc)
So,the Audio Note TRANS-497 has one purple wire instead of one black on ANkits I/V transformer and has only one green wire compared to two green wires on ANkits I/V transformer.
I have the Audionotekits DAC wiring manuals for their I/V transformers,but now I'm not sure how to wire TRANS-497 .
They are expensive as the Audio Note AN-Perma 50% Nickel 0,08mm output transformers I've already installed inside,so I don't want to make a mistake to burn something.
I have schematic for the TRANS-496 wiring,but it has also the one black wire instead of the purple as on my TRANS-497 and only one green wire too.
I'll aprecciate very much if someone can provide me a correct way to connect it.
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948 Broxton Ave. | map |
Los Angeles, CA 90024
(310) 208-8998
Website: www.regencymovies.com | Bruin & Village on Facebook |
Opened: 1937
Architect: S. Charles Lee
Seating: 876 at opening, currently 670 -- all on one floor.
Screen size: 50' There is no stage -- this was designed strictly as a film house.
Still a major first run venue. For years it was operated by Mann Theatres but became a part of the Regency Theatres circuit (along with the Westwood Village across the street) in 2010.
The L.A. Times ran a story about the transition: "2 Historic Westwood Theaters Saved From Possible Closure" in April 2010.
The Bruin was equipped for 70mm in 1978 with two of the Norelco AAII projectors from the Carthay Circle. In recent years most of the projection has been digital.
The Bruin in the Movies: Veteran projectionist Mike Schleigel notes that we see some the Bruin Theatre's exterior and lobby in John Frankenheimer's "The Young Stranger" (RKO/Universal, 1957). It stars James MacArthur as a 16 year old son of a wealthy movie producer who gets into a scuffle with the Bruin manager. He's unable to convince his father he was acting in self defense. Kim Hunter and James Daly are his parents.
We get a shot of Richard Gere at the Bruin's entrance in
Paul Schrader's "American Gigolo" (Paramount, 1980).
Thanks to Yuri on Movie Tourist for the Screenshot.
larger view | on Movie Tourist
See our Theatres In Movies post on "American Gigolo" for
The Bruin Theatre on video: See the short video "Insiders Peek #4: Village, Bruin, Crest" on the LAHTF YouTube channel.
More information: See the Bruin pages on Cinema Treasures and Cinema Tour.
The entrance of the Bruin.
photo: Bill Counter - 2007
A peek into the lobby.
photo: Bill Counter - 2007
Looking back from deeper in the lobby.
photo: Don Solosan- Los Angeles
Historic Theatre Foundation - 2010
The stairs at left go up to the booth and restrooms. At the
right note a bit of the colonial revival detailing that Lee liked
to mix with his art deco.
A lovely stained glass window upstairs.
about photos from other
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no longer work or other issues. A link near each image will
direct you to a full size version on the website hosting it.
Assume that all the images are subject to copyright
restrictions. Contact the webmaster of the site in
question concerning reproduction or other use.
Hollywood Photographs
The wonderful Bruce Torrence Collection has
this 1938 view of the Bruin Theatre.
full size view | data page
Browse the collection:
| theatre photographs |
Docoleg on Flickr
A great shot showing off the
Bruin Theatre's neon.
full size view
LA Okay
Here's a look at the Bruin
exterior from LAOkay.
full size image
L.A. Public Library Photo Collection
From the Library's collection--an exterior view from 1938
with the Bruin running "Boy Meets Girl."
full size image
The photo above also appears in the
Tom B'hend and Preston Kaufmann Collection
where it's credited as being from Marc Wanamaker.
A 1955 premiere at the Bruin Theatre,
in a Ralph Morris photo.
full size view
Regency Village & Bruin on Facebook
A 1948 premiere of "The Adventures of
Casanova" at the Bruin in a photo from the
Regency Village and Bruin Facebook page.
full size view
The "Casanova" shot also appears
on Photos of Los Angeles.
A December 1947 Life magazine shot looking toward
the Fox Westwood Village. Both theatres are running
Hitchcock's "The Paradine Case" (with Gregory Peck,
Alida Valli and Louis Jordan) for the premiere.
full size view
Check out their Bruin Vintage Photo set for more views.
UCLA - S. Charles Lee Papers
calisphere.org | digital2.library.ucla.edu
A rendering of the exterior from the S. Charles Lee office.
full size view
In the UCLA collection's S. Charles Lee Papers
collection is this 1937 view of the lobby.
full size view
Also in the UCLA collection:
| floorplan | another plan version |
YouTube - Redford at the Fox Westwood
This 1965 view looking down on the Bruin from the
tower of the Fox Westwood is part of a minute and
a half home movie clip featuring Robert Redford
at the Fox. It was shot by Roddy McDowell.
On YouTube:
Robert Redford at the Westwood Fox 1965
The Bruin Theatre, an S. Charles Lee design from 1937.
photo: Bill Counter - 2007
[click on any of these to enlarge ]
"Bruin Nocturne" by Tony Peters
See more of Tony's work at www.tonypetersart.com.
A night view of the Bruin.
photo: Bill Counter - 2010
The view back out toward the entrance.
photo: Don Solosan- Los Angeles
Historic Theatre Foundation - 2010
The Los Angeles Historic Theatre Foundation is an organization
that offers tours of historic theatres, promotes events and works
toward preservation and reuse of the buildings.
www.lahtf.org | LAHTF on Facebook
S. Charles Lee's sign pointing us upstairs.
Cinema Treasures
Looking behind the auditorium curtains at a Los Angeles
Historic Theatre Foundation 2010 "all-about' tour of the
theatre. The photo is by CT contributor Senorsock.
full size view
A 2010 lobby shot by Senorsock of a
doorway leading into the auditorium.
full size view
In 70MM
Here we're looking at the Bruin booth in 1994 with 2 Norelco
DP70 35/70MM machines in place. It's a photo on this site's
DP70s in California page. The photo is by Thomas Hauerslev.
full size view
Mr. Hauerslev's wonderful site is the place to visit
for information about 70mm projector history, news
of 70mm festivals and more.
One machine was later removed for a digital projector
installation. The machines were originally installed at the
Carthay Circle Theatre for the run of "Around the
World in 80 Days" in 1956.
Mann Theatres
This interior photo used to appear on the Mann Theatres
website when they were operating the Bruin Theatre.
Mann Theatres, once the largest circuit on the west coast,
was acquired by a partnership of Warner Bros. and Paramount
after the circuit had entered bankruptcy. The new firm gradually
sold off all the assets and ceased to exist in December 2011.
Photos of Los Angeles
A look at the facade of the Bruin in 1943 added by
Ken McIntyre to the Photos of Los Angeles collection.
full size view
A 1955 photo of the Bruin added to the
collection by Bruce Kimmel. On the marquee:
Alec Guiness in "Ladykillers."
full size view | on FB/LATheatres
The 1955 view also appears in the AMPAS
Tom B'hend and Preston Kaufmann Collection.
A 1966 look at the Bruin from the Bruce Kimmel
collection. The film is Woody Allen's June 1965
United Artists release "What's New Pussycat?"
full size view | on FB/LATheatres
Vintage Los Angeles
A 1938 view added to the Vintage Los Angeles
collection by Jon Haimowitz. The Bruin is running
"Bringing Up Baby" and "Big Broadcast of 1938."
full size view | on Vintage LA
A 1952 look at the theatre from Richard Wojcik.
A wonderful 1987 look toward the Fox Westwood Village
and Bruin Theatres from the Richard Wojcik collection.
full size view | on Vintage LA


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Meet Santa and let him know what's on your list for this year. Plus, get a FREE photo! Other photo packages and Christmas cards are available for purchase and instant print at the store.
Get a FREE 4x6 studio-quality photo in-store! Other photo packages and Christmas cards available for purchase and instant print at the store!
If the photo line gets above a 30 minute wait, our convenient Bass Pass system will help reduce your wait time. A Bass Pass provides a designated time during the day to return to Santa's Wonderland® for your photo with Santa.
Once you have a Bass Pass, you have the freedom to explore the store while waiting in a virtual line until your designated Bass Pass return time arrives. When it's time to return, line up and get ready to share your Christmas wishes with good ole St. Nick. This is why you may not see long lines in Santa's Wonderland, because our Bass Pass system is in place with several people ahead of you in their own virtual line.
Bass Passes are available on a first come, first served basis each day. Once they're gone, they're gone! For your convenience, Mondays-Thursdays are typically days with shorter wait times to see Santa.
Not all games and activities are available at every location. Select your store for more information.
Crafts and plush buddies may vary and are available while supplies last.


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Advances in Materials Science and Engineering
Volume 2011 (2011), Article ID 430604, 6 pages
The Effects of Different Types of Fly Ash on the Compressive Strength Properties of Briquettes
1Civil Engineering Department, Engineering Faculty, Istanbul University, Avcılar Campus, Avcılar, Istanbul, Turkey
2Yapi İnsaat Ltd. Co., Istanbul, Turkey
3Building and Technical Office, Istanbul University, Beyazıt Campus, Istanbul, Turkey
4Civil Engineering Department, Engineering and Architecture Faculty, Abdullah Gul University, Kayseri, Turkey
Received 10 May 2011; Accepted 9 July 2011
Academic Editor: Kin Ho Lo
Copyright © 2011 Özlem Çelik Sola et al. This is an open access article distributed under the Creative Commons Attribution License, which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited.
How to Cite this Article
Özlem Çelik Sola, Murat Yayla, Barış Sayın, and Cengiz Duran Atiş, "The Effects of Different Types of Fly Ash on the Compressive Strength Properties of Briquettes," Advances in Materials Science and Engineering, vol. 2011, Article ID 430604, 6 pages, 2011. doi:10.1155/2011/430604


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CANADA STOCKS-TSX barely higher as energy gains, banks weigh
TORONTO Dec 18 (Reuters) - Canada's main stock index see-sawed on Friday as energy stocks rallied despite a new nearly seven-year low for U.S. crude oil prices, while financial stocks traded lower.
The Toronto Stock Exchange's S&P/TSX composite index was up 4.03 points, or 0.03 percent, at 13,013.96, shortly after the open, with just four of the index's 10 main groups in positive territory. (Reporting by Fergal Smith)
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