text:
WHO Press - Editions de l'OMS - Ediciones de la OMS
About us
Just published
Special offers
Electronic Products
Shopping cart
Sales agents
Terms & conditions
ICD-10 2nd edition Network Downloadable version license for 5 users. International Classification of Diseases and Related Health Problems, Tenth Revision.
NETWORK version (license for 5 users)
Downloadable Version
New edition available
World Health Organization
Order Number
EXE - Software to install
Developing countries:
Table of contents
Related Publications
Translation(s) available
Proceed to checkout
The ICD-10 Second Edition e-Book Network version allows an authorised number of concurrent users to access the product from a local area network.
Features of the eBook
The ICD-10 eBook is an electronic version of the three printed volumes of ICD-10 providing the following features:
. intuitive and easy-to-use interface;
. simple to navigate - complete with its own browser and hypertext links;
. fully searchable with every word, number, and alphanumeric indexed;
. keyword searching and user-defined search facility;
. versatile format that can be annotated with user's notes;
. extracts from the content can be printed and copied into other applications;
. small file size which will remain compressed after installation;
. IBM-Compatible PC under Windows® 95, 98, NT, 2000, XP and Me or later.
Please note: The ICD-10 codes are not extractable or downloadable in a database format from this product. For more information on obtaining the ICD-10 data for internal use within your organisation, please see:
Licensing classification
ICD-10 Second Edition: Summary
This new edition of WHO's International Statistical Classification of Diseases and Related Health Problems, 10th Revision (ICD-10) has been fully updated. Originally published in the early 1990s, ICD-10 now incorporates all updates and other changes to this core health classification since 1996 up to end 2003.
In 2000, WHO formed an international panel to review and collate all adjustments to the ICD-10 proposed by many institutions around the world. Panel members consult several times a year and this definitive second edition of ICD-10 is the result of their work. The new edition has hundreds of updates, and includes new diseases such as SARS, to ensure that the classification is entirely suited to today's needs. For practical reasons, the publication has been published in three volumes. To ensure that coding is both reliable and valid, the three volumes should be used together.
Improvements have been made to the rules and guidelines for mortality coding, making them easier to implement and which will result in the improved comparability of international mortality statistics. In addition, there are many additions and changes to the alphabetical index resulting in some 60 additional pages, making it far more comprehensive than that of the first edition. The ICD-10 Second Edition is the definitive and up-to-date version of ICD-10. WHO strongly discourages the use of different editions of the ICD-10 volumes together.
The three-volume second edition of ICD-10 follows the same structure as the first edition, with the addition of a chapter XXII (Codes for special purposes) made necessary by the emergence of severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) and the need for an interim solution for the coding of this major health problem:
Volume 1
The classification of diseases and related health problems in 22 chapters:
I - Certain infectious and parasitic diseases
II - Neoplasms
III - Diseases of the blood and blood-forming organs and certain disorders involving the immune mechanism
IV - Endocrine, nutritional and metabolic diseases
V - Mental and behavioural disorders
VI - Diseases of the nervous system
VII - Diseases of the eye and adnexa
VIII - Diseases of the ear and mastoid process
IX - Diseases of the circulatory system
X - Diseases of the respiratory system
XI - Diseases of the digestive system
XII - Diseases of the skin and subcutaneous tissue
XIII - Diseases of the musculoskeletal system and connective tissue
XIV - Diseases of the genitourinary system
XV - Pregnancy, childbirth and the puerperium
XVI - Certain conditions originating in the perinatal period
XVII - Congenital malformations, deformations and chromosomal abnormalities
XVIII - Symptoms, signs and abnormal clinical and laboratory findings, not elsewhere classified
XIX - Injury, poisoning and certain other consequences of external causes
XX - External causes of morbidity and mortality
XXI - Factors influencing health status and contact with health services
XXII - Codes for special purposes
Volume 2: Instruction Manual
Essential guidelines for coding and recording
New material on practical aspects of the classification's use in morbidity and mortality
Guidelines for the presentation and interpretation of data ensuring comparability
A basic description of the ICD and related classifications
Outline of the historical background to the classification.
Volume 3: Alphabetical Index
The Alphabetical Index is an essential adjunct to the Volume 1, since it contains a great number of diagnostic terms that do not appear in Volume 1. The two volumes must therefore be used together.
The terms included in a category of the Tabular List are not exhaustive; they serve as examples of the content of the category or as indicators of its extent and limits. The Index, on the other hand, is intended to include most of the diagnostic terms currently in use and even provides guidance for many imprecise and undesirable terms.
The ICD-10 2nd edition electronic version has been developed in conjunction with Eurofield Information Solutions Pty Limited (EIS) using eComPress ® software. Further information: http://www.eis.com.au
© World Health Organization 2018. All rights reserved


text:
Week 10 downfall for the Raiders
NEW BETHLEHEM — Two quick second-quarter touchdowns for Redbank Valley were difficult for the Brookville Raiders to combat Friday night, and they fell 20-7 in the final week of the regular season.
"It was extremely disappointing," Raiders head coach Chris Dworek said. "All the positive things we did the last few weeks, and to end Week 10 like this is just disappointing."
Dworek had been adamant that he wanted to end the season with three consecutive wins after coming off two wins — against Clarion Oct. 21 and against Punxsutawney last Friday. He said he wanted the extra energy and push to thrust the Raiders into the playoffs.
"(We needed) momentum against a good team, a physical team," Dworek said. "We've played physical teams how many weeks in a row? So disappointing is the main word for everybody on the whole team."
The Raiders struggled early and did not earn a first down for the entire first quarter.
Although Brookville held the Bulldogs to zero points during the first quarter, it did not take long in the second for Redbank to find the endzone.
The Bulldogs' final play of the first quarter was a 34-yard run by Mark Strothers to take Redbank to the one-yard line at the beginning of the second. On the ensuing play, Kyle Lee ran in the one-yard score, and kicker Zane Watson put the Bulldogs up seven.
Brookville's Cam Yard had a nice return to start the Raiders at their own 24-yard line, but Steven Kennedy made a costly error, fumbling the ball. Redbank's Dominic Ernst recovered, putting his team just eight yards from the end zone.
An illegal shift penalty pushed the Bulldogs back five yards, but it did not matter, as Lee ran in his second touchdown of the night. The Bulldogs had scored two touchdowns in less than 30 seconds, and with 11:30 left in the second quarter, they led by 14.
"You think you're still in it at 7-0, then to give them a short field after a turnover, after a mental mistake by people on the offense, that's pretty bad," Dworek said. "(We) have a lot of experience out there on offense, running the simple play we've been doing since junior high, and to mess it up was pretty poor."
The Raiders earned their first first down of the night when Jordan Young faked a punt and ran the ball 15 yards into Bulldog territory.
Brookville capitalized on the opportunity, and sophomore Zach Vroman scored a seven-yarder, and kicker Yard put the game within seven.
But Brookville struggled throughout the rest of the second quarter, earning only one other first down when the offense succeeded at a trick play. Kennedy pitched the ball back to Yard, who threw a 24-yard completion to Brock Bietz. But Brookville was unable to take advantage this time, and the score was notched at 14-7 heading into halftime.
Redbank once again came out strong in the second half, scoring on its first possession of the third quarter. Brookville gave up a big play to Lee, and he ran the distance for a 40-yard score. The Raiders' have given up several big plays throughout the season, which have often resulted in touchdowns.
"We're just not focusing right, not executing one more step," Dworek said. "(We had) penalties again and turnovers again — the same bad theme all year."
Brookville played well on its first drive of the second half, but when it found itself in a fourth-and-three situation, Kennedy came up just short of the marker.
The Raiders then worked their way into Redbank territory once more in the fourth quarter, a 17-play drive which took the Raiders to the Bulldog 19-yard line. On fourth-and-sixteen, the Raiders tried another trick play, but this time, they were seven yards shy of the first down.
Brookville held the Bulldogs during their ensuing drive, but when the Raiders received the ball back with three minutes left on the clock, they were unable to find any momentum, and the game ended in Redbank's favor.
Dworek said he was dissatisfied with the way the Raiders played from the opening kickoff, especially after winning two in a row.
"Especially early, we had a chance to make big plays, and we didn't," Dworek said. "We dropped passes and missed blocks. ... Plays on offense were there that, for whatever reason, we just didn't make them."
He was also upset with the way his defense played, giving up several big plays and being unable to stop the Bulldogs when it mattered most.
"Our fourth down defense was a big balloon deflator," he said. "Those are chance to stop them in their territory or get the ball back, and we didn't do it."
The Raiders (5-5) have qualified for the playoffs, seeded third overall in District IX Class AA, but with the play of the Raiders Friday night, Dworek said he is unsure if they will make the trip.
"We're going to meet (today) at 10," he said. "I told them to think a lot about football, and I'll see them in the morning. That's all I said. I didn't want to yell or scream or anything, because that's no good."
At the meeting today, the Raiders will make their final decision about their run in the District IX playoffs.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Submission + - Each Vista PC to get a domain
An anonymous reader writes: APC Magazine is reporting that every machine running Windows Vista will have access to its own domain name via IPv6.
From the article:
From the article:
Unlike traditional DNS, where domain name servers are used essentially to store a list of domain names and their corresponding numeric IP addresses, PNRP does all the domain name resolution peer-to-peer. Put another way, users of Windows Vista provide PNRP domain name resolution services for other Windows Vista users.


text:
- Availability:
- In Stock
- Product Code:
Ultimate quality, top notch printing process, unique design #! Bash Language Black Pin / Button. We make no compromises on quality to bring you the best #! Bash Language Black Pin / Button you can possibly produce.
#! Bash coding language black pin button!
Pin one of our buttons to your laptop bag, to your backpack, or wherever you want. Each of them measures 32mm diameter (1.25inch) and it's produced at top quality standards, with the most stylish matte finish.
- 32mm diameter (1.25 inch)
- Metal shell
- Mylar/UV protecting cover
- Matte finish
- Pinned metal back
These Custom Buttons are made by Sticker Mule. Sticker Mule is the fastest and easiest way to buy Custom Buttons online.
Unixstickers donates part of the revenues coming from this sticker
By purchasing this sticker, you contribute with a donation to the Free Software Foundation.
Deal of the day (-30%)
Ubuntu Vertical Logo Black / Orange Clear Sticker
Deal is ending.


text:
The Doctor is locked up in Area 51. Amy, Rory and River Song are being hunted down by the FBI. But, with the help of President Nixon and Neil Armstrong, the Doctor is able to mount a rebellion against an alien invasion dating back to the very beginnings of human civilisation.
Episode #176 / Length: 46 minutes


text:
Free agent RB Maurice Jones-Drew is visiting the Steelers Wednesday.
The Seahawks expect FS Earl Thomas to report for mandatory minicamp.
Reuben Foster reported to 49ers OTAs on Thursday.
Contradicting his public statement, Terrance Williams told police that Kendall Wright, whom Williams played with at Baylor, was the driver for his weekend car accident, and that Williams was not in the car.
Bucs signed No. 12 overall pick DT Vita Vea to a four-year contract.
Saints coach Sean Payton confirmed Mark Ingram is expected to report for mandatory minicamp.
Speaking Thursday, Saints coach Sean Payton said Cameron Meredith (knee) is "way ahead of schedule" in his recovery.
Dak Prescott said Tavon Austin will be used all over the formation with the Cowboys.
Bills coach Sean McDermott said No. 7 overall pick Josh Allen is currently working as the third-team quarterback.
Bills coach Sean McDermott said Kelvin Benjamin (knee) is "practicing fully" during OTAs.
Bills coach Sean McDermott said Zay Jones underwent knee surgery last week and will miss the rest of the offseason program.
The Miami Herald's Armando Salguero said Ryan Tannehill to Danny Amendola "is gonna be a thing in 2018."


text:
Uncooperative leaven - cold temps & slow going
I've been getting reasonably successful with my Tartine starter and breads, but now that the temps have dropped I am facing new challenges.
I mixed my 1tbsp starter with 200g flour and 200g water last night. As of this AM, it was no where near ready, so I put it aside and hoped it would warm up. No such luck as our house is chilly and it didnt come anywhere close to being ready until I tested it about an hour ago at 6pm. There's no way I am staying up til 1am to make a few loaves of bread, so, my question is...
Can I either just stick with this batch and test it again in the morning? Or, should I throw out the leaven and start again just with a bit to regenerate the starter? I abandoned my original starter so this is what I have to work with. Would love to be able to make bread at some point tomorrow, but not sure how to reboot this time around without just reverting back to starter and hoping for warmer temps.
Thanks in advance!!!


text:
Jan. 14, 2009
NEW HAVEN, Conn. - Chris Gobrecht, the Joel E. Smilow, Class of 1954 Head Coach of Women's Basketball at Yale, has announced the Bulldogs' Class of 2013. Allie Messimer, Alicia Seelaus, Megan Vasquez, Ericka von Kaeppler and Aarica West will take the court as freshmen in the 2009-10 season.
"This is an outstanding class," said Gobrecht of her five new recruits. "We will be playing Yale basketball at an extremely high level next season and beyond."
Allie Messimer, a 5'8" guard from The Woodlands, Texas, is a senior at College Park High School. She is currently averaging 13.0 points per game, as well as 3.6 rebounds, 2.4 assists and 2.7 steals for the Cavaliers. She was also a starter for the nationally prominent club team Cy-Fair Shock Nike Elite.
"Allie is a slashing, rebounding guard with the skills that make teams click like smart passing, hustle plays and athletic defense," said Gobrecht. "She does what her team needs to win."
A 6'0 forward, Alicia Seelaus will join the Bulldogs out of River Hill High School in Clarksville, Md. A post player with the versatility to play outside as well, Seelaus was a member of a Maryland State Championship team as a freshman and earned a slot on the Baltimore Sun All-County First Team last season.
"Alicia's best attribute is that she never backs down from any opponent," said Gobrecht. "A tough, physical player who can also put points on the board is hard to find."
Joining Yale's backcourt will be Megan Vasquez, a 5'7" guard from Merrick, N.Y. In her junior season at Calhoun High School, Vasquez earned all-state laurels for the second consecutive season and became the first female player in Calhoun history to eclipse 1,000 career points. Currently in the midst of her senior campaign, the three-time team MVP is averaging 26.3 points per game for the Colts and has knocked down 16 three-point field goals.
"Megan is a great shooter and can also handle the ball like a true point guard," said Gobrecht. "She is a quick, smart defender who can physically contend with the bigger guards in the Ivy League."
Ericka von Kaeppler, a 6'0 forward from Palo Alto, Calif., is currently a senior at Castilleja High School. The 2007-08 Castilleja Athlete of the Year and a first team all-league selection as a sophomore and junior, von Kaeppler is averaging 13.0 points, 11.3 rebounds and 3.0 blocks per game in her senior season for the Gators.
"Ericka has a tremendous upside," said Gobrecht. "She is a skilled, intelligent player who will continue to improve against the stiff competition in the Ivy League."
Rounding out the quintet of incoming talent is Aarica West, a 5'11 forward from Murrieta, Calif. A 2008 graduate of Vista Murrieta High School, West was rated as one of the top 50 players in the class of 2008. She considered several top Division I programs before her heart fell for Yale after a visit. West is currently a post-graduate at Deerfield Academy in Deerfield, Mass.
"Aarica's ability will add a number of new possibilities to our offense," said Gobrecht. "She is a versatile player with the skills of a guard and the strength of a post player.
The 2008-09 Bulldogs are back in action on Friday, as they host Brown in their Ivy League opener. Tip off from the John J. Lee Amphitheater in New Haven is scheduled for 7 p.m.
report filed by Drew M. Kingsley, Yale Sports Publicity


text:
|6 years ago :: Apr 13, 2012 - 8:46AM #1
You did good my brother. I hope the owner of the slaughterhouse is really honest and does what he says. People must think about slaughterhouses and what they represent on an unthinking planet. They represent murder for hire, although people will not see that unless they are told. On this planet, how many deaths a year from war? How many deaths a year from slaughter? Killing by any other name.
Moderated by drawout on Apr 14, 2012 - 08:11AM
Quick Reply
|6 years ago :: Apr 13, 2012 - 10:13AM #2
Run, Bessie, run!!!
Quick Reply
|6 years ago :: Apr 13, 2012 - 11:40AM #3
Quick Reply
|6 years ago :: Apr 13, 2012 - 11:42AM #4
Dave - Just a Man in the Mountains.
There is a cult of ignorance in the United States, and there always has been. The strain of anti-intellectualism has been a constant thread winding its way through our political and cultural life, nurtured by the false notion that democracy means that "my ignorance is just as good as your knowledge. Isaac Asimov
Quick Reply
|6 years ago :: Apr 13, 2012 - 8:16PM #5
I'm sorry, but I could not get the link to work so could not read the story. However, I found another link:
So, why is this story important? Who cares if one brave cow managed to escape the horrors of a slaughterhouse? All a cow is good for is to make hamburgers and steaks, right?
Well, I vehemently disagree. Slaughterhouses are chambers of horror where innocent creatures are forced to endure pain and suffering which we humans could not possibly imagine.
This cow that managed to get away is a hero and should be applauded for her bravery in doing this. I only hope that the owner of the slaughterhouse really was serious when he said she would in future be spared.
If only all the other cattle and pigs and chickens and turkeys and sheep and lambs could be spared as well. But humans' appetite for meat always overrides any and all considerations of what the getting of that meat entails.
Consider that an animal being forced into a slaughterhouse can not only smell the fear in the animals that are going on before her, but she can also hear their cries, and sometimes even see them being killed.
After all, our fellow animals have much better senses of smell and hearing than humans.
It takes 25 minutes to turn a cow into a steak. Even though the animals were supposed to be dead by the time they reached the second-legger (the slaughterhouse worker who cuts off the feet of the cow), too often they are still alive.
As one slaughterhouse worker described it: 'Their eyes are wide open and they blink. They make noises.' Some of them are still alive when they reach the tail puller, the belly ripper, and the hide puller.
They die piece by piece.
Quick Reply
|6 years ago :: Apr 13, 2012 - 9:30PM #6
Quick Reply
|6 years ago :: Apr 13, 2012 - 9:58PM #7
Quick Reply
|6 years ago :: Apr 13, 2012 - 10:06PM #8
Quick Reply
|6 years ago :: Apr 13, 2012 - 10:38PM #9
Quick Reply
|6 years ago :: Apr 13, 2012 - 11:12PM #10
What we'r seeing here is, in my opinion, some anthropomorphism. Anyway, like mountainman, I'll say if that cow ran onto my land it might end up filling my freezer with good things to eat from pats o it, and some excellent, new leather for oher uses.
A cow running away rom a slaughterhouse, or a pig, or chicken or turkey, is simply making its meat more lean.
Libertarian, Conservative, Life member of the NRA and VFW
Quick Reply


text:
One thing you should realize is that your experience as a student may not necessarily be an indication of what your professional life will be.
Some stuff may be insufferable to study, but the actual practice much more interesting. Finance, in my experience, was much more interesting AFTER graduation.
Finance+Language+Travel = emerging markets/foreign securities analyst/trader/fund manager = $$$$. You could be another Mark Mobius.
(Don't worry, Wall St will still be there when you graduate).
...and the foreign service. My sister went in to it...already in her 40s (after a messy divorce...etc). Loves it. She's just finishing a stint in Malaysia, after jobs in Argentina and Germany. Now on to Jordan.
Good Luck. I know you're going to do great.
"A person is smart. People are dumb, panicky, dangerous animals and you know it."
"A person is smart. People are dumb, panicky, dangerous animals and you know it."
On a different track a bit, not far from accounting would be database administrator. You are good with numbers and seem to have a (based on some of your posts) a good feel for relationships. The pay is excellent, and the training to become a certifed DBA is relatively inexpensive. In fact you could by the MS course for about $150. average MS DBA salary is $80K and up. Oracle DBA's make a LOT MORE.
"There was like a softness to it, a glow to it. I felt... I felt warm."
-- Joseph Daniel Votto 7/10/2017
On a serious note, camisa, what worked for me was going down the path of what I was good at that I also kinda, somewhat enjoyed. I'm not sure how much of a help that is to you though.
The Lost Decade Average Season: 74-88
2014-17 Average Season: 69-93
You could be a teacher, get involved in government and or various different advocacy agencies, own a baseball team (Kevin McClatchy of the Pirates, found that on Google), travel companies, etc.
Someone mentioned Rick Steves, but I'd be pretty happy taking Samantha Brown from the Travel Channel's job...she's done some cool series about Europe and Central/South America...
Possibly something with travel agency, tourism, or cruises if you don't like "business"
The first thing that popped into my mind was also International Business. Your description of your preferences leads me to believe that you need to interact with people. The fact that you sought the advice of the zone tends to confirm that. So, if you do get into IB, you need to be on the front line and not back in the home office.
A big part of learning a language is being unafraid to make mistakes in speaking it. It never worked for me because I am too much of a perfectionist. It sounds to me as if you are more outgoing and would be willing to take chances. Your entry into International Business should be your linguistic ability and not your business skills. In this increasingly connected world a fluent, culturally aware foreign language speaker with modest business training is more valuable than the reverse. You would be the customer contact, not the person working the numbers on the details of the deal.
I would take some junior college business refresher and language courses. The experience will permit you to reflect on this plan to see if it is really something you want to pursue. You also need to make good grades to demonstrate to perspective colleges that you have matured and become serious. Colleges understand that competent people often get poor grades initially for a variety of reasons.
"The problem with strikeouts isn't that they hurt your team, it's that they hurt your feelings..." --Rob Neyer
"The single most important thing for a hitter is to get a good pitch to hit. A good hitter can hit a pitch thats over the plate three times better than a great hitter with a ball in a tough spot.
--Ted Williams
At the grad level, the quantitative stuff is pretty rigorous. If you can make it through the initial methods class(es), you can get into the good stuff, where you'll either gravitate towards American or the Comparative/International side of the discipline.
(Or if you're a true sadist, you'll get into the Methods.)
I went into the program for some different reasons for most. However, in your case, it might open some doors and get you thinking about some things that most folks don't really consider. Things like interning for an elected official, getting involved with a lobbying group, working with a non-profit legal group, etc. See how law is made, how the judicial system works, see how a regulatory agency works, that kind of thing.
If you'd be going back at the undergrad level, a Bachelor's in Political Science would be a nice way to get yourself into a Masters in Public Admin program at the graduate level. There are a gazillion opportunities in government branches/agencies when you look at county, city, state, and federal levels. The MPA would also serve you well at a nonprofit / non-government organization.
As for the timing of everything, I'd say that this is the perfect time to start a program. Governments are slashing budgets in response to the crappy economy. Most signs point to a rebound some time in 2010. If that holds, then you'll start seeing most government agencies begin filling the positions in 2010-2011 that they are currently holding vacant or eliminating. With a degree in sight and an internship under your belt, you'd be hitting the market at a good time to find a full-time job with a lot of long-term potential.
Board Moderators may, at their discretion and judgment, delete and/or edit any messages that violate any of the following guidelines: 1. Explicit references to alleged illegal or unlawful acts. 2. Graphic sexual descriptions. 3. Racial or ethnic slurs. 4. Use of edgy language (including masked profanity). 5. Direct personal attacks, flames, fights, trolling, baiting, name-calling, general nuisance, excessive player criticism or anything along those lines. 6. Posting spam. 7. Each person may have only one user account. It is fine to be critical here - that's what this board is for. But let's not beat a subject or a player to death, please.


text:
Defensive end Markeis Reed was hoping to have a big redshirt freshman season for the Colorado defense.
He still can make that happen but it will be an abbreviated season.
Reed will undergo surgery Tuesday to fix a sports hernia he has been fighting since spring ball. He said he's been receiving platelet-rich plasma injections hoping to avoid surgery since first injuring himself in the spring, but he felt a pop coming off the line of scrimmage in the first practice of fall camp and now isn't expected to be able to play until the second or third game of the season.
"I'm trying to come back as fast as possible," Reed said after watching another practice from the sidelines Monday. "I'm going to do my rehab to the best of my ability and be ready to come back hopefully by the Massachusetts game and the home opener here at Folsom against ASU."
Reed and fellow redshirt freshman Derek McCartney along with sophomore Jimmie Gilbert and junior Tyler Henington figure to provide the bulk of the Buffs' pass rushing efforts this season. But Reed and Henington (ankle) need to get back on the field before they can start to make that a reality.
In the meantime, Reed said he takes mental reps throughout practices trying to envision himself running each play seeing what he might do against tackles, guards, tight ends and running backs.
"I try to look at the Buff position and mentally see it in my mind whether it's coverages or if it's a blitz or a pass rush move," he said. "Whatever it is I try to take as many mental reps as I possibly can and learn all the new defenses we're implementing every day."
Who are these guys?
CU coach Mike MacIntyre called this week of practice identity week for the Buffs on Monday when asked if he was starting to discover more answers about his team.
"This is the week you kind of make yourselves," he said. "We're going to have nine practices in six days and couple type scrimmages. This is the week we'll see who pushes through and we'll see who comes through at the other end of this. Hopefully we can get all the right guys in the right place and we'll stay healthy."
Helping hand
Former CU coach Gary Barnett attended Monday's morning session and spoke to the team briefly. Barnett, now an analyst for Sports USA Radio, will be watching games from press boxes around the country again this fall.
MacIntyre credited Barnett for being there to answer questions and help him through the transition from San Jose State to Colorado. He said Barnett has become a trusted friend.
MacIntyre has made it a point to not talk about true freshmen and newcomers to his program during fall camp and has directed his assistant coaches to do the same.
But the head coach broke his rule Monday when talking about quarterback play. He said he has been impressed by freshman signal-caller Cade Apsay, a product of Canyon Country, California.
"He's very accurate is what I've noticed with Cade," MacIntyre said. "That's what we thought. That's what we saw, but you don't know until everything is happening. He's been real accurate."
Contact BuffZone.com Writer Kyle Ringo at firstname.lastname@example.com or on Twitter: @kyleringo.


text:
The Magpies, a club in turmoil when they were relegated 12 months ago, made short work of the second tier and became the fourth side to rack up 100 points or more in a season after romping to the title.
Peter Lovenkrands' neat 71st-minute strike ensured they signed off their brief stint outside the top flight with a win.
The bare-chested hordes who had made the trip south were in party mood as they celebrated their return to the Premier League.
But the carnival atmosphere had not rubbed off on referee Darren Deadman, who showed Rangers' former Newcastle defender Peter Ramage a straight red card seconds after the break.
The first half was an uninspiring affair, with both sets of players in end-of-season mode on a slippy pitch which had to pass a morning inspection.
Newcastle's ex-Hoops winger Wayne Routledge tried to lift the tedium with a sharp turn and shot but his effort flew straight at home goalkeeper Radek Cerny.
At the other end, Akos Buzsaky blazed a decent chance high over the crossbar, before stand-in goalkeeper Tim Krul made a meal of holding onto Alejandro Faurlin's drive.
There was little else to get excited about until seconds before the interval when Jay Simpson raced onto Faurlin's fine long pass, but his touch let him down and Krul was able to gather.
The second half was just 15 seconds old when Ameobi charged past Ramage and was hauled down.
Deadman decided the defender was the last man and Ramage cut a disconsolate figure as he trudged off.
The dismissal seemed to spark Rangers into life and they had the ball in the net in the 55th minute, but Tamas Priskin was marginally offside when he collected Simpson's pass and chipped Krul.
But it was the visitors who eventually made the breakthrough with a goal of Premier League quality.
Joey Barton's pass split the Rangers defence and Lovenkrands, who had been on the pitch for 17 minutes, beat the offside trap before lofting his finish over Cerny and into an empty net.
Simpson could have spoiled the party and hauled Rangers level when he scampered clear again, but Krul stayed big to block his shot and the Magpies held on to chalk up their 30th win of a successful campaign.


text:
The lights are on
Depends. Some games dont really need boss battles (like grand theft auto), but if a game does have a bos battle, they should be *** and test your skills. so yea, they're pretty important
In Mario games, for example, boss battles are necessary for the game's progression, but in others, like the new Deus Ex, bosses are just jarring and distract from the experience.
It depends. Not all games benefit from bosses. I would say Deus Ex: Human Revolution and Alpha Protocol boss battles are examples of games that I would have been happy to never had experienced. Especially when I was trying to be stealthy during both of those games. I'm not saying these games were bad, just the boss fights. Well Deus Ex: Human Revolution a least. Just kidding. Or am I?
For some games, they are amazing and completely necessary. Others, not all the time.
zelda, mario, and a few others all need boss battles. however most games would be far worse if it had huge boss battles.
Depends on the game
Some do some don't.
Do: Zelda, Mario, and Metroid.
Don't: I can't think right now.
Pretty interesting question. When I think of a boss fight, I usually have negative feelings for them. That's odd, though. Thinking about how much I really don't mind boss fights. When I was little, I had the Spiderman (movie) game. I enjoyed that game immensely. I liked the boss fights. And I don't mind the boss fights of most current games now. I guess why I just have bad feelings for boss fights is because of Kingdom Hearts. Now, for an elementary school kid, that game's boss fights were ridiculously hard for me (I think I might still have some trouble with them today). I didn't like having to watch Clayton almost shooting gorrilas or Maleficent turning into a dragon over and over again, and especially the fact that I couldn't progress through the rest of the story when I was stuck. I was probably stuck on the dragon boss fight for several months, only to find out there was another boss fight about as equally as challenging close to when you beat her. That game has had such a strong impact on my view of boss fights. I just can't stand the fact that I can't progress through the story because I'm stuck on a boss battle.
pretty important.every boss battle has to play its roll to test our skills.
For games like RPGs and Platformers or sci-fi shooters than yes bosses are usually good to have on them., but games like military shooters , no they do not need bosses. It all depends on the game.
Who is John Galt? - Atlas Shrugged by Ayn Rand
It depends, but the best games I've played have great bosses. Games like Metal Gear and Ocarina come to mind.
Sometimes they're very frustrating, but I look forward to at least one. The way Rage ended without a huge conflict was so terrible!! I had a huge arsenal built up for nothing! >:{
Boss fights are need to create those EPIC moments in games and most have the ability to make the player feel like a god when they finally beat the boss that has been beating on them forever..
Boss fights are important because they usually make the game more interesting. When you play a game, you fight and you struggle for victory against hordes of enemies, and usually its nice to know that their is a strong opponent waiting for you at the end of the line, and by killing it will give you a good sense of accomplishment and a nice closure to the game. But then again it depends on the style of the game.


text:
About ASVCP
The ASVCP is a nonprofit scientific organization dedicated to the promotion of scientific advancement, education, and standards in veterinary laboratory medicine.
Join us on Facebook:
- Education
- Finance
- Outreach
- Program
- Regulatory Affairs
- Quality Assurance and Laboratories Standards
- Share the Future
- Veterinary Laboratory Professionals
- Web Editorial Board
Download the recent ASVCP Powerpoints: What is a Clinical Pathologist? and What is ASVCP?


text:
Log Out
Our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy have changed. We think you'll like them better this way.
Matt is one of the promo voices on the Discovery Channel networks
This shall be the best year so far. Even with what you may hear and see around you, your hope is in God and His Son Jesus Christ, and having that and knowing that shall certainly bring you into a knowledge , GOD HAS YOUR BACK...He will never leave you nor forsake you :)
Tune in to Momma Joyces shows of love and inspiration leaving the judgement to God and embracing those who need Gods love, a kind word, a genuine heart of charity each Saturday evening...
May each and every one of you be blessed beyond measure,,lavished with Gods love and realize how very much HE loves you! <3
Sorry we couldn't complete your registration. Please try again.
Please enter your email to finish creating your account.
Receive a personalized list of podcasts based on your preferences.


text:
Personalized text banners are a showstopper for any birthday party. This Party Girl Personalized Birthday Banner is the perfect option to throw a personalized birthday bash.
Make your child's birthday even more special with this personalized banner! We use the latest in high definition technology to bring your banner to life. Select your font and text color choices and add your personalized message to make your banner extra special! Our preview option allows you to see how your banner will print to make sure it is perfect for your party! This banner is available in three sizes: Standard (18" x 61"), Medium (24" x 80") and Large (30" x 100").
Our banners offer outstanding quality at an affordable price. These banners are made of heavy duty vinyl so they are durable enough to withstand kids-play and changing weather. These banners also feature metal grommets for easy hanging indoors and out.Read More
In Stock & Ready To Ship!
Starting at: 19.99
In Stock & Ready To Ship!
Starting at: 19.99
You Save %0 OFF
Would you like to personalize your item or add it to your cart as-is?
Personalized items may take an extra 2 business days to ship.
30 Total Reviews
Showing - of 26


text:
Sept. 19, 2009
GORHAM, ME - Sophomore forward Kristin Mulry (Holbrook, MA) netted a pair of goals for the second straight match to lead the University of Massachusetts Boston women's soccer team over host University of Southern Maine, 3-2, in the Little East Conference opener today at USM Soccer Field in Gorham, ME. The Beacons improve to 3-2-0 on the season for their best start since they began 1997 at 3-2-0 as well, including 1-0-0 in LEC play, while the Huskies fall to 1-5-0 and 0-1-0.
Mulry's first tally of the afternoon came unassisted at 23:22 of the first half to snap a 1-1 tie for UMass Boston, while her second score came just 1:58 into the second half for her team-leading fifth goal of the season and a 3-1 Beacons' lead.
Southern Maine got on the board first when freshman forward Jessica Gassman (Kennebunk, ME) netted a goal on a long shot over the UMB keeper just 5:01 into the match. UMass Boston knotted the score at 1-1 when junior midfielder Nicki Finamore (Weymouth, MA) sent a cross into the box where senior midfielder Kristi Morales (San Francisco, CA) unleashed a shot from eight yards out that found the back of the net for her first tally of the season at the 15:07 mark.
Junior midfielder Heidi DeHaan (Lewiston, ME) pulled the Huskies to within 3-2 with less than nine minutes to play in the match with her second goal of the campaign coming on a shot off the far side post that deflected into the back of the net on a helper from freshman defender Shelby Turcotte (Lewiston, ME) at 81:16.
Senior goalie Jessica Penta (Revere, MA) earned the victory for the Beacons with two saves, while senior keeper Alison Bradley (Auckland, New Zealand) turned away two shots for Southern Maine.
UMass Boston will be in action again on Tuesday, September 22 when it heads to Fitchburg, MA to take on Fitchburg State College at 7:00 p.m., while the Huskies travel to play intra-state rival Bowdoin College in Brunswick, ME on September 23 at 4:00 p.m.


text:
Actress Roma Downey of "Touched by an Angel" fame and her husband Mark Burnett, producer of "Survivor" and other popular television shows, penned an op-ed in today's Wall Street Journal calling for public schools to teach the Bible.
"It's time to encourage, perhaps even mandate, the teaching of the Bible in public schools as a primary document of Western civilization," the couple wrote.
Though now U.S. citizens, Burnett and Downey grew up in Europe – England and Ireland, respectively – "where Bible teaching was viewed as foundational to a well-rounded education."
The couple just finished producing a 10-part miniseries, "The Bible," which they hope will "encourage audiences around the world to open or reopen Bibles to understand and enjoy these stories." The series will air on the History Channel beginning March 3.
In a review for Christian Post, Geoff Tunnicliffe gives high marks to the series, saying it "rises to the top of the 'Wow' scale."
Megachurch pastor Rick Warren will host a live 90-minute webcast with Burnett and Downey Saturday at 9:30 a.m. PST, to ask them about the impetus of the project and to provide a sneak peak of some of the scenes.
In their op-ed, Burnett and Downey remind readers that such institutions as Harvard University, the Salvation Army and Alcoholics Anonymous trace their roots to the Bible, as do many iconic works of literature made into successful movies – "The Chronicles of Narnia," "Lord of the Rings" and "Les Miserables," for example.
They quote the first page of the Dictionary of Cultural Literacy: "No one in the English speaking world can be considered literate without a basic knowledge of the Bible," and also reference a statement by Teddy Roosevelt: "A thorough knowledge of the Bible is worth more than a college education."
Meanwhile, two school districts in Texas have discontinued elective Bible courses, citing a lack of funding and qualified teachers as well as a rigorous new testing system that prioritizes other knowledge and skills.
Southern Methodist University professor Mark Chancey, who examined the curriculum used by the districts, said that biases and inaccuracies were also found in the textbooks and teaching materials.
"I really wish our education system handled religious literacy better," Chancey said. "I think there are very good civic reasons for teaching religious literacy. But I do think as a society we don't do a good job at that."
Only 36 percent of the American public knows public schools can offer a comparative religion course, according to the Pew Forum on Religion and Public Life.
In addressing this constitutional misconception, Downey and Burnett quote from the 1963 court case "Abington School District v. Schempp," in which the Supreme Court stated that "the Bible is worthy of study for its literary and historic qualities" and that "such study of the Bible or of religion, when presented objectively as a part of a secular (public school) program of education," can be consistent with the First Amendment.
David Ward is a writer living in Salt Lake City. Contact him at [email protected].


text:
I decided to see how simple/involved it would be to run 26"x3.0" Duro Razorback downhill tires with freshly-built 65mm wide Surly Large Marge rims on my Big Dummy. Wow, many hours, and a busted thumb, thanks to one bad swing with a hammer.
Image #1: how lame does the stock 2" wide Schwalbe Big Apple look mounted onto a 65mm wide Large Marge rim?
Image #2: 26"x3.0" Duro Razorback tire mounted on Large Marge rim (looks more appropriate)
Image #3: I cut the front cantilever bosses from the fork, and test fit the Razorback mounted to the Large Marge rim. No clearance problems whatsoever!!!
Image #4: another angle of the front fitment
Image #5: now the fun part, shoehorning that fatass tire/rim combo in the back, there is only 5/16" of room between the tire and the bottom bolt hole (I had to remove the bolt for the tire to fit)
Image #6: I know, I know, the paint colour doesnt match 100%, but its such a small area, and I was in a hurry, you know
Image #7: have hammer, will whackless than 3/32" space here, should be interesting at times when riding
Image #8: holy crap that thing is HUGE!!!
Image #9: crapola, it was getting dark and late, I will have to finish up tomorrow, but the good news is that several test rides have confirmed that this actually works without any major issues other than not being able to use the two largest cogs on the cassette but I figured that out before going the fat route
I have a bunch of cool iron-on patches I want to put on my FreeRadical bags before I put them back on the Freeloaders, hopefully I will be able to tackle that part first thing tomorrow morning.


text:
Possible use cases for Bluetooth low energy include proximity marketing, transit and event ticketing, and indoor navigation in retail stores, arenas and stadiums. Then, of course, there is payments–although it remains unclear how a BLE-based payments service would operate, and the concept remains mostly hypothetical, according to a new report on BLE from the Smart Card Alliance industry group.
NFC Times Exclusive: Despite a widespread belief in some circles that NFC and Bluetooth low energy, or BLE, are in competition, a number of observers say they believe that the two technologies will fill complementary market niches, especially in retail marketing and wearable devices.
NFC TIMES Exclusive Insight – Germany's largest bank, which announced plans Monday to pilot a new payments system for airlines that would enable travelers to buy tickets without pulling out their credit or debit cards, is also planning to expand the scheme to other industries, a bank spokesman told NFC Times.
NFC TIMES Exclusive Insight – Apple said the number of Apple Pay users doubled globally while transactions tripled during the last quarter, but the company did not release many details explaining reasons for the increases and again released no actual figures on Apple Pay usage.
NFC TIMES Exclusive Insight – Transport for London this week was again trumpeting its move to open-loop fare collection with contactless credit and debit cards and applications on NFC phones–noting that contactless payments now accounts for half of all pay-as-you-go metro and rail rides in and around the UK's capital.
NFC TIMES Exclusive Insight – Major card networks Visa and Mastercard hope a new technical framework for online transactions they are backing from their jointly owned EMVCo specifications group will help them keep more transactions on their networks, amid growing competition for mobile and other digital payments and lackluster take-up of the networks' respective online digital wallets, Visa Checkout and Masterpass.
NFC TIMES Exclusive Insight – Struggling wearables maker Fitbit on Monday began selling its second smartwatch, the Fitbit Versa, supporting its NFC-enabled Fitbit Pay service, but not all versions of the new device support NFC in the U.S.
NFC TIMES Exclusive Insight – Is NFC dead…again?
NFC TIMES Exclusive Insight – Both Ant Financial and Tencent Holdings have used their hundreds of millions of users, ready access to Chinese bank accounts, billions of yuan in subsidies for merchants and consumers and protected market status in China against Western competitors to build a combined mobile payments business valued in the trillions of U.S. dollars in transactions.
NFC TIMES Exclusive Insight – Daily limits on QR code- and bar code-based transactions in China have taken effect–mainly hitting Ant Financial and its rival Tencent Holdings, providers of respective digital payments services Alipay and WeChat Pay.
NFC TIMES Exclusive Insight – After being beaten by rival handset makers Huawei, Xiaomi and even Samsung to the launch of NFC transit ticketing in China, Apple today finally began enabling riders in two major cities, Beijing and Shanghai, to tap to pay fares using closed-loop transit ticketing cards.
NFC TIMES Exclusive Insight – China's dominant bank card network, UnionPay, which is badly losing its battle for mobile payments market share among Chinese consumers to rivals Ant Financial and Tencent Holdings–both at home and abroad–is taking steps to try to gain some ground.
NFC TIMES Exclusive Insight – Japan was the first country to roll out contactless-mobile payments–starting in 2004–but it still does not accept standard, internationally interoperable NFC payments to any real extent, unlike most developed markets.
NFC TIMES Exclusive Insight – SINGAPORE: Google is seeking to sign up more small merchants and encourage more retail payments with its Tez mobile payments service in India, an app now mainly used for peer-to-peer funds transfers.


text:
I love Puppy Linux - it's a beautiful speed freak! But there's many things it take's a CLI god to achieve. So I love Ubuntu as well.
But Puppy does all things well in under 64mbs. Whereas, Ubuntu uses .... I understand that it's chalk and cheese as Ubu has layers of daemons running to make life easier (which it does).
Why not Lubuntu? ... I run a business and do regular work with a local volunteer charity (a Linux Community) - I need an efficient Desktop ... Lubuntu ain't that - tried it and after many consults to the forum for confiurations gave up! Puppy's JWM ain't like that.
Looking at Puppy you realise that a well tweaked JWM config and a well teaked ROX file manager can create an easy to use (and efficient) environment to use.
I like pre-configured ... I don't have the time to pre-configure ... I need an efficient and fast workplace/workspace/Desktop ... I like the fire and forget forumula - and many non-computer users do as well. In my industry I see many computers - and many of them are XP - and many of them would even struggle with Xubuntu (one of the best pre-configured environments for semi-old computers).
I have heard that LXDE is easier to use as it nicely integrates applications (not my experience) and that JWM needs more configuration tweaks to make it run nicely... well Puppy's pre-configured JWM is actually easier than LXDE, and uses less resources. My mother-in-law (she's 80) uses Puppy JWM - and it was easy to teach her.
But isn't Puppy is now compatible with the Ubuntu repos? .. they call it Puppy Lucid but it ain't fully compatible. They've incorporated some of the Ubuntu binaries so a number of recently compiled packages for Ubuntu may be transferred over to Puppy ... maybe! (it states that Ubuntu .debs should be left for experimenters).
Minino .... hardware probs! AntiX - nice but I felt that I have to learn to drive again. Arch ... awesome but time (perhaps patience) and expertise lacking! And plz don't mention #!...
I experiment with Electronic dance music - getting Puppy to run Jack-Rack Ardour/Rosegarden, Hydrogen LMMS, tuxguitar and Zynaddsub together with MIDI has been impossible - Ubu does it without thinking! And installing those apps was a dream in Ubu!
So here's the rub....
Been looking for a JWM Ubuntu distro - can't find one! So how does one go about finding a group of people who are willing to create this. As I see an advantage for myself I would contribute 6 years of Puppy Linux experience (however I'm a coding klutz - some bash, wxbasic and xdialog only! ... plz don't laugh).
I believe that a tweaked JWM Ubuntu would run on a 200MHz 64mbs machine. I tested JWM on a minCD ubuntu 8.04 install. The basic setup used around 40mbs - so that goal is possible.
Why this goal? Cos ppl with that computer spec chuck em out. I know there's at least 1% of the population is homeless and many of these have families. I've talked to the Salvos and said they would be honoured and relieved if a local group could give reconditioned computers to these families in crisis so at least their kids would have a computer for schooling. A JWM Ubuntu fits that bill nicely.
PS. A few mths back I criticised Jono Bacon for corporated trash talk - but amongst the gumph there's some really good stuff in his articles - so apologies Jono (just make it a little shorter plz!)


text:
Rate This MovieSYNOPSIS: A Light in the Darkness concerns Taylor Melnick (Matt Terzian), a former mental patient who is discharged after four years in a sanitarium. He returns to his hometown and runs head-first into his own psychoses, then decides to seek violent revenge against the town for the treatment he received, axe-in-hand. Geoffrey Lewis, Troy Beyer and the legendary …Read More »
Home | Tag Archives: Anson Scoville


text:
Warning: file_get_contents() [function.file-get-contents]: Couldn't resolve host name in /home/cosplayl/public_html/cont/FrontControl.php on line 2167
Warning: file_get_contents(http://rss.api.ebay.com/ws/rssapi?FeedName=SearchResults&siteId=193&output=RSS20&sacat=0&ftrt=1&fbd=1&sabdlo=&sabdhi=&saprclo=&saprchi=&floc=1&saslop=1&fsop=1&fsoo=1&from=R6&fss=1&sasl=&sacur=0&afepn=5335848900&customid=Tsunade%2BCosplay&saslc=0&fcl=3&saaff=afepn&catref=C5&frpp=100&satitle=Tsunade+%28uniform%2Ccostume%29%2B+&ftrv=1&fts=&&sascs=0&fspt=0&fpos=&sadis=25&frts=0) [function.file-get-contents]: failed to open stream: operation failed in /home/cosplayl/public_html/cont/FrontControl.php on line 2167
Naruto Cosplay
Tsunade Cosplay
Buy Tsunade Cosplay and all other anime cosplay costumes for sale here at Cosplay Locator!
Tsunade is the kick butt hokage that was a sannin that could taken even the likes of Orochimaru on.
Need some cosplay help? Check out our cosplay blog!
Happy Cosplaying Otaku!
No products matching your query have been found in our store at the moment.
Please bookmark this page and come back soon to see if we have what you want.
You may also like to select one of the alternative country flags at the top of the page to show similar items available to you from other eBay stores.
Subscribe to our RSS feed for related items to get them delivered straight to your email address or RSS reader by clicking the orange RSS icon to the left of this message.
What is RSS?


text:
The downing of a Malaysian airliner over Ukraine renewed the world's attention Friday to the conflict that's been raging there for months. But despite near unanimous assertions that a missile had blasted the plane from the sky, definitive blame for what President Barack Obama labeled a "global tragedy" seemed likely to be months away.
Obama pledged a full investigation and said evidence indicated the plane was downed by a surface-to-air missile fired from a region controlled by Russia-backed separatists. The U.S. representative at the United Nations, Ambassador Samantha Power, went further, hinting that Russian technicians might even have played a role in the launch.
But the probe into the crash is likely to take a year or more, experts said, and it faces many challenges. And until its conclusions are known, it's unlikely that anyone will be held accountable for the deaths of the 298 people on board, including one American and citizens of at least nine other nations.
The National Transportation Safety Board and the FBI plan to send investigators to Ukraine, but the obstacles are legion: Finding pieces of the missile could prove difficult, the plane's wreckage may be hard to access, and the location of the black box recorder, often crucial to learning about crashes, was unclear. Some experts questioned whether once located it would provide any useful information.
Ukrainian officials have said they believe Russian separatists near the town of Torez used a Soviet-era Buk mobile anti-aircraft missile system to down Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 as it flew along a well-known commercial air corridor over eastern Ukraine on its way from Amsterdam to the Malaysian capital, Kuala Lumpur.
Obama echoed that conclusion, and he criticized Russia Friday for aiding the separatists, but he stopped just short of assessing blame.
"There are only certain types of anti-aircraft missiles that can reach up 30,000 feet and shoot down a passenger jet. We have increasing confidence that it came from areas controlled by the separatists," Obama said.
While saying the Pentagon has no direct evidence that a Buk anti-aircraft system or an SA-11 missile crossed into eastern Ukraine from Russia, Navy Rear Adm. John Kirby, the Pentagon spokesman, expressed extreme doubt that the separatists could have obtained such sophisticated weaponry or learned how to use it on their own.
"It strains credulity to think that they could do this without some measure of Russian support and assistance," Kirby told reporters at the Pentagon.
But proving it was an SA-11 might be difficult, said retired Army Lt. Gen. Patrick O'Reilly, who served as the head of the U.S. Missile Defense Agency from 2008 until 2013. Very little of an SA-11 missile would have survived the explosion and the high-speed descent from 33,000 feet, the plane's cruising altitude, he said.
Moreover, he said, the SA-11 uses a proximity fuse that triggers the warhead when it senses that the target is close.
"The missile almost self-destructs," said O'Reilly, who is now a non-resident fellow with the Atlantic Council, a foreign policy institute.
Recovering the aircraft's black box also may not be a big help. A military aircraft would have the capability of recording information from a missile attack, but the black box on a civilian jet would only have monitored which systems failed in the few seconds after the warhead detonated.
"The only thing they're going to hear on the black box is a boom," said John Goglia, an aviation safety consultant and former member of the NTSB who was the first certified aircraft mechanic on the board.
"From a point of view of detecting what happened from the point of how the intercept occurred, it may be momentarily the last second or so of indicating what systems failed or how, and that's about it," O'Reilly said.
Asked where the black box might be, Kirby, the Pentagon spokesman, said, "I don't know."
An additional problem is access to the site. News reports from Ukraine described emergency workers, police officers and even off-duty coal miners spreading out across the sunflower fields and villages of eastern Ukraine, searching for the wreckage.
But reaching the sprawling crash site remained difficult and dangerous. The road into it from Donetsk, the largest city in the region, was marked by five rebel checkpoints Friday, with document checks at each.
The self-proclaimed prime minister of the separatist Donetsk People's Republic, Alexander Borodai, said 17 representatives from the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe and four Ukrainian experts had traveled into rebel-controlled areas to begin an investigation. They were allowed to look at part of the crash site but were refused access to the area where the engines wound up.
Obama called for a cease-fire, and Russian President Vladimir Putin agreed. Borodai said that was out of the question.
Obama insisted that Putin, who earlier this week said U.S.-Russia relations were nearing a "dead end," could put an end to the violence.
"What we do know is that the violence that's taking place there is facilitated in part _ in large part _ because of Russian support, and they have the ability to move those separatists in a different direction," Obama said. "If Mr. Putin makes a decision that we are not going to allow heavy armaments and the flow of fighters into Ukraine across the Ukrainian-Russian border, then it will stop."
Russia, Obama said, "has continued to violate Ukrainian sovereignty and to support violent separatists. It has also failed to use its influence to press the separatists to abide by a cease-fire. That's why, together with our allies, we've imposed growing costs on Russia."
The United States' European allies were not that vivid but were nonetheless critical of Russia.
German Chancellor Angela Merkel said, "The Russian president and the Russian government have to contribute to a political solution of the situation." But she also puzzled German commentators by saying she would begin her summer vacation in the mountains near Tyrol, Italy, as scheduled on Saturday. If the crisis worsened, she pledged, she would return to Berlin.
Malaysia Airlines released a new accounting of who had been aboard the flight by nationality. The Dutch bore the highest cost: 189 victims, followed by Malaysia, with 44, and Australia, with 27. There were also 12 Indonesians, nine Britons, four Belgians, four Germans and three Filipinos.
Canada, New Zealand and the United States each had one citizen aboard.
The White House identified the lone holder of U.S. citizenship as Quinn Lucas Schansman, a dual Dutch-American citizen, whose death the airline might also have counted among the Dutch. Malaysia Airlines said the citizenship of four victims still had not been determined.
At an emergency United Nations Security Council meeting Friday, Russian Ambassador Vitaly Churkin repeated the Kremlin's charge that the Ukrainian government was to blame for the tragedy, saying its aviation authority should have prohibited the Malaysia Airlines pilot from flying over the conflict zone.
"Why did the Ukrainian aviation dispatcher send a plane to an area of conflict?" Churkin asked, adding that international law provides "for the possibility for a timely closure by the state of an area that is dangerous for flights." Churkin said that it was Kiev that had obstructed meaningful cease-fire negotiations.
Power, the U.S. ambassador, noted that the aircraft was cruising at 33,000 feet at a speed "typical for an airliner along an established flight corridor frequented by commercial traffic." She noted that its transponder was transmitting a code that corresponded with its flight plan and flight data that "were publicly available on the Internet."
Power said a Western journalist had spotted an SA-11 mobile anti-aircraft missile launcher _ part of the BUK series of air-defense weapons _ near the town of Snizhne in the area of the crash site just "hours before the incident."
Power also noted that "separatists initially claimed responsibility for shooting down a military transport plane and posted videos that are now being connected to the Malaysia airlines crash" and "also boasted on social media about shooting down a plane." They "later deleted these messages," she said.
While the Ukrainian military has SA-11 anti-aircraft missile systems, the United States was not aware that any of its missiles were in the vicinity of the crash, Power said.
"More importantly, since the beginning of this crisis, Ukrainian air defenses have not fired a single missile, despite several alleged violations of their airspace by Russian aircraft," she said.
Pro-Moscow separatists shot down two Ukrainian planes last month and claimed to have struck two others this week, she said.
Malaysia Airlines took pains to absolve itself of any legal liability it might face in the second major airline disaster this year involving one of its planes. It noted that Eurocontrol, which determines civil aircraft flight paths over Europe, had approved the flight plan and that the route over Ukrainian airspace is routinely used for Europe to Asia flights.
Another flight was on the same route at the time of the crash, Malaysia Airlines said.
Contributing to this story were James Rosen and Curtis Tate in Washington and Matt Schofield in Oslo, Norway.


text:
Break a leg, Lindsay Lohan!
As filming of Lifetime's upcoming Elizabeth Taylor biopic gets underway, we finally get a glimpse of wild child Lohan channeling the late screen siren.
It was announced earlier this year that Lohan, 25, had been cast as the legend in made-for-TV-movie Liz & Dick, which chronicles Taylor's tumultuous relationship with Welsh actor Richard Burton.
Lohan stars in the movie alongside former Outrageous Fortune actor Grant Bowler, who was recently cast as Burton.
Speaking of Bowler's casting, producer Larry Thompson told E! News: "We had seen him [Bowler] on tape and liked him but wanted to confirm the chemistry between the two. But this morning we had Lindsay and Grant come into a room at Lifetime and the chemistry exploded," he said.
"It was just Fourth of July firecrackers going off in the room. We knew from the chemistry that Liz and Dick live again.
"Chemistry means movie magic for sex," Thompson added.
"This movie will definitely have as much sex as Lifetime will allow. Richard Burton was quite older than Elizabeth Taylor. This is from a visual point of view just about equal to Liz and Dick. Visually speaking, it is a perfect match."
Cable network Lifetime has just released the first official image of Lohan in character as Taylor, alongside Auckland-born Bowler as Burton.
In the shot (above), Lohan is seen with Taylor's dark locks and trademark beauty mark, while Bowler kisses her neck.
TMZ has also obtained a series of snaps of LiLo in full wardrobe as Taylor, taken on the set of the movie over the weekend.
One snap shows the former child star decked out in a pleated emerald gown, with sculpted Taylor-esque eyebrows, and brunette 'do.
The website reports that Lohan has cut and dyed her hair dark, but will wear a series of wigs for the role.
Check out the on-set snaps here and here.
Lohan's rep Steve Honig said of Lohan's take on Taylor: "I was standing there last week for publicity shots and prep when Lindsay and Grant walked on set for the first time in full makeup and costume, and it took everyone's breath away," he told the New York Daily News.
"It was like being on set with Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton. It was really a moment."
The film, which began principal photography in Los Angeles on Monday, is expected to debut on the network in November.
* What do you think of the first official photo? Thoughts on Lohan's transformation? Chime in below!
- Blogger Bites Back


text:
When the cornea becomes severely diseased and vision in compromised, cornea transplantation may be necessary. Many people with corneal disease can benefit from transplants involving tissue from human donors, which is the most common treatment. However, in many cases, this treatment rapidly fails and an alternate treatment for patients with severe corneal opacity is the artificial cornea implant, Boston K-Pro.
Boston K-Pro is used after standard corneal transplantation has failed or when such a transplant would be unlikely to succeed. It is designed to help patients whose conditions are the most difficult to treat.
Boston K-Pro is known for excellent long-term stability and safety.


text:
Fins for photographers
Posted 05 November 2006 - 01:50 PM
"It's much better down there... It's a better place..." Enzo, Le Grand Bleu.
Posted 12 November 2006 - 09:30 PM
Posted 15 November 2006 - 08:57 AM
I buy my own photographic kit. Diving equipment manufacturers and diving services suppliers get even-handed treatment from me whether they choose to advertise in the publications I write for or not. All the equipment I get on loan is returned as soon as it is finished with. Did you know you can now get Diver Mag as an iPad/Android app?
Posted 15 November 2006 - 11:26 AM
But I tried them in the Galapagos, and they were not the pair to use.
for all of the speed advantages, the disadvantages were great.
First, the fins were like a big sail in the current
second, the extra drag because of the scuba tank and the camera systems practically negated any speed advantage you may get.
I will have to try the fins in a different environ without the current running.
Canon SD550 - Canon housing (pocket videocam)
Larry Chan -- My Webpage
Posted 15 November 2006 - 03:46 PM
Umm, wouldn't that be independent of the fins you use though, and therefore having a faster fins would be beneficial in offsetting the drag?
second, the extra drag because of the scuba tank and the camera systems practically negated any speed advantage you may get.
Posted 15 November 2006 - 04:03 PM
again, i will have to try them out in much more gentler environs
Canon SD550 - Canon housing (pocket videocam)
Larry Chan -- My Webpage
Posted 17 November 2006 - 01:14 AM
Posted 17 November 2006 - 01:19 AM
. I am keeping 2 spare pairs in the safe!
Can i buy a pair?!?!?!?!?
i just tried to get some and couldn't find any....
Join us for an Underwater Photography Workshop in the Lembeh Strait at NAD Lembeh with Doug Sloss in 2018
Blog and Photo Archive/Portfolio Site www.mikeveitchblog.com
Learn underwater photography in the ultimate classroom, Bali! or join us on a trip www.underwatertribe.com and www.baliuwphoto.com
Join us for a trip in Indonesia in Komodo or Raja Ampat
Posted 17 November 2006 - 01:48 AM
I buy my own photographic kit. Diving equipment manufacturers and diving services suppliers get even-handed treatment from me whether they choose to advertise in the publications I write for or not. All the equipment I get on loan is returned as soon as it is finished with. Did you know you can now get Diver Mag as an iPad/Android app?
Posted 17 November 2006 - 09:37 AM
My Malaysian friend found 10 pairs of Mares Avanti Quattro Power for myself and some of my friends in the Maldives earlier this year from the biggest dive shop in Penang, Malaysia. I cannot remember the name of the dive shop but they still had 4 or 5 pairs left after we bought them a few months ago and nobody was buying them, so the shop was really happy to get rid of the slow moving stocks! Will try to find out the name of the shop, but if you have any friends in the area, it's worth asking them to check.
Posted 17 November 2006 - 09:55 AM
Was just looking at Google. These two websites seems to suggest they still have stock of the Mares Avanti Quattro Power
Posted 11 March 2007 - 09:32 AM
Posted 11 March 2007 - 05:53 PM
Here is an excerpt from the new NOAA (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration) Diving Safety Board Meeting of Jan 2007 results:
"7. Prohibit the use of split fins for diving when heavy exertion may be required and/or when wearing a drysuit."
It has now been implemented.
Just interesting data that is now protocol for some of the better trained divers in the US,
Edited by seagrant, 11 March 2007 - 07:21 PM.
Posted 11 March 2007 - 07:27 PM
Here you go:
Hey Eric, post that sequence to show everyone what we thought of Norb's fins... or should I say Norb's bizarre way of wearing fins!
1. Norb's wonderful fin-wearing technique:
2. See the attached image (too large for embedding) for a blow-by-blow I like to call, "Graham Abbott vs. Norbert Wu."
Posted 11 March 2007 - 08:01 PM
What do you think NOAA's safety board would think of Norb's way of wearing fins? Maybe there is a secret propulsion technique going on there we should all know about and adopt??
Thanks for the blow by blow!
Posted 11 March 2007 - 10:48 PM
Edited by pakman, 11 March 2007 - 10:50 PM.
Posted 12 March 2007 - 08:04 AM
... I've seen photographers in split fins and if they have floppy tips on their split fins they can easily contact the bottom without the photographer even being aware of the position of the tips of the fins...
I dive regularly with several very experienced divers who wear Biofins (heavy split-fins), and they really have a hard time hovering in photo situations without their fins migrating downward and kicking up silt/sand. Since they provide very little thrust at "stopped" speeds (i.e., when you're not swimming), it seems easy to unconsciously keep kicking with little apparent result. I don't know about other split fins - those that are wider (have more flat "fin" surface area) and aren't as heavy might be less of a problem. I'll stick with my Force Fins, which are VERY effective in tight spots with little kicking - just slight flicks of the fin with knees bent.
As I stated long ago (when both I and this thread were much younger ), I use two different pairs of Force Fins - Tan Delta's when I don't anticipate ripping currents (e.g., Caymans, Lembeh, etc.), and the longer Tan Delta "Extra" Force Fins when I expect lots of current (e.g., Cocos, Galapagos, Komodo, etc.). They may look funny, but I haven't seen anything easier on my feet (no blisters), my legs (little or no cramping because all the thrust/pressure is on the downstroke where leg muscles are naturally stronger), and functionality. If you are on at trip with someone who has FF's, ask if you can trade fins with them for one dive to try them out; I do that with people all the time.
Edited by bmyates, 12 March 2007 - 08:06 AM.
Bruce Yates
Lumix GX8 in Nauticam, Canon 5DMkII in Aquatica, 1DsMkII in Seacam, G15 in RecSea...Inon Z240's...too many lenses
"If at first you don't succeed, try, try again. Then quit. No use being a damned fool about it." WC Fields
Posted 12 March 2007 - 09:51 AM
To make them comfortable, I bought the foam inserts and a pair of thin neoprene ankle socks. I think the foam inserts or neoprene booties are a must with FFs.
One caveat: the FF originals, pros, and tan deltas are pretty bad when you're swimming at the surface (ie. snorkeling), b/c the power stroke is essentially above the water. Perhaps the FF split fin and excellerator are better at the surface.
Posted 12 March 2007 - 03:54 PM
D300, D7000, D7100. 10.5, 10-17, 16, 10-20, 17-70, 60, 105, 150 Hugyfots, Issota, Subtronic Novas, Seacams 350, YS250s, YS-D1s
Aqualung Team
Posted 14 March 2007 - 11:59 AM
Aquatica, Ikelight


text:
* Is Charlie Weis a big fat liar? According to John L. Smith he is.
* Annoyed by those ESPN Monday Night Football commercials? Well Flop over at the Cole Slaw Blog let the WWL know how he felt. And I couldn't agree more. Saturdays kick Mondays' ass seven days a week.
* Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction prisoner number A529720's booking information is online. No mention of his 2002 National Championship ring though.
* Over on College Football Index, Oklahoma President David Boren weighs in this week on the improbable ND comeback against MSU (HT: Matt)
* EDSBS was right, Paul over at GeorgiaSportsBlog did have the best line about JoePa's mid-game sprint due to "flu symptoms" during the OSU game: "JoePa Goes for Two." Classic.
* Remember the whole USC one-peat thing? I'd like to forget it. Anyway, one of the main posters around the Internet fighting against USC's share of the title has admitted that he has a problem. And though this guy was a major pain for us here, I wish him the best in his personal battle (luckily I wrote this. Yost wouldn't have been so forgiving).
Tuesday, September 26, 2006
Two Minute Drill
Posted by Benny Friedman at 4:05 PM
1 comment:
Someone posted this one, and it seems like undeniable proof that he "went for 2."
- September 26, 2006 11:58 AM
Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom)


text:
Article not foundThe article you are looking for was not found. This could be because the article has expired, or has been revoked. If you reached this page from a link on the main Technews page, then there is an error in the Technews system. You can help us to improve Technews by reporting any errors to the administrators.
Technews Home Page


text:
C-DynaLib is a Perl module that allows Perl programs to call C functions in dynamic libraries. It is useful for testing library functions, writing simple programs without the bother of XS, and generating C function pointers that call Perl code. If you have a C compiler that Perl supports, you will get better results by writing XSubs than by using this module.
The Courier Unicode Library implements several algorithms related to the Unicode Standard: look up of uppercase, lowercase, and titlecase equivalents of a Unicode character, grapheme and work breaking rules, line breaking rules, and several other related functions. The library also implements C++ bindings for these algorithms.


text:
KENOSHA, Wis. (AP) -- Two men are dead in a shooting incident in the back yard of a home in Kenosha.
Police Chief John Morrissey says one victim died at the scene of the shootings, which happened about 5 p.m. Friday, while the second died shortly afterward at Kenosha Medical Center.
Edward Herrera, who lives across the street, tells the Kenosha News (http://bit.ly/XuCHAb ) that one of the victims was his nephew, 20-year-old Zachary Hernandez. He says his nephew knocked on his front door just before the shootings, but he didn't have time to answer before Hernandez and the other man were gunned down.
Police have not identified the other victim.
Neighborhood residents told the newspaper they heard shots and saw two suspects flee the scene.
There were no immediate arrests. The investigation is continuing.


text:
Popular Shows
SheKnows.com Lifestyles
© Copyright 2003-2016 SheKnows, LLC.
All Rights Reserved
Friday, January 3rd, 2014
Brady is mugged, Sami refuses to give an answer and Gabi freaks out.
Abby and Gabi are at the Brady pub. The blond gets a text from Nick. "Everything is going swimmingly," Abby reads. Gabi nearly explodes when she hears this. She flips a glass. Abby explains that Nick has been sending texts to Hope. She realizes that Gabi is reacting strangely to this news. Gabi does not explain but asks her to just let this go.
Daniel shows up at the Kiriakis mansion. He tells Maggie that Brady has relapsed. They start making calls and the doctor runs off to look for him.
Eric drops by Nicole's office with the proofs from their shoot. He asks if she had a nice New Year's with Daniel. They discuss Brady until he has to leave for his meeting with Father Matt. She assures him the truth will come out. He rushes off and leaves his phone behind. Maggie calls and fills her in with the latest on Brady.
Eric visits Father Matt's office. He confesses that he has feelings for Nicole that go beyond friendship. The priest reminds Eric that he's human and maybe part of him wants a life outside of the priesthood. He wonders if Eric still wants to be a priest. Eric says it is still his calling. Besides, even if it wasn't, he's sure that Nicole doesn't have the same feelings for him.
Brady meets a dealer in the park to get some blow. He sits down to snort. Some dudes watch from behind a bush. They come out once he's alone and ask for his watch, his coke and his wallet. After they pound on him and take his drugs, Daniel shows up. They run off. The doctor shakes his head. Nicole arrives next.
Nicole and Daniel take Brady back to the Kiriakis mansion. Maggie lectures him until he confesses that he 'played' his friends. She orders him to get to a meeting as soon as possible. He thanks the doctor and Nicole for saving his life. After they leave, Red tells Brady they need to tell Victor what's happening. When she leaves to get him, he pours himself a drink.
Nicole and Daniel go to her office. She worries about Brady and he tells her how lucky everyone is to have her in their corner. They hug. Eric stands in the doorway and watches as Nic tells Daniel how great having him in her life is.
EJ locks Sami into the living room of Casa DiMera. He demands that she give an answer to his marriage ultimatum. She doesn't like being bullied. Elvis yells at her for not kissing him on New Year's Eve after he tried to clean up her 'semi-annual murder'. Sami demands that he tell her everything he knows about Kristen and Eric. Sitting down, he says that he and his sister mixed the drugs themselves and he did all of the camera work. "I'm sorry about the lighting," he jokes. She doesn't appreciate his sarcasm and her gut won't let her believe him. Sami has been almost-married too many times to go through it again. He wishes she would just believe in him but she demands that he give her the truth when she returns. After she leaves for Chicago, Gabi shows up. She's freaking out. EJ orders her to take a breath and she tells him about the messages from Nick. He explains that Kate sent them. Gabi panics about Abby going to Hope so EJ sends her a text. Abigail responds that she is on the way to Smith Island. Elvis heads out.
Elvis tracks Abby down on Smith Island before she can get to Hope.
Kate walks in on Rafe while he is smooching Jordan at his place. "I didn't realize you were in the middle of physical therapy," Kate snarks. The therapist jumps across the room and Rafe adjusts his towel. Jordan explains she's not his therapist anymore. Rafe decides to put some clothes on and hobbles off. Roberts apologizes to Ridgeway. Kate explains that people often get crushes on caregivers but they're not serious. She hopes they can put all the tension behind them. Rafe returns and Kate pulls out a christening gown for Ari. After Kate leaves, groaning to herself, Rafe tries kissing Jordan. She stops him and says things are going too fast. "I can barely walk," he points out. They make date plans and she leaves.
In the square, Kate arranges for someone to meet with Lucas. Smirking to herself, she mutters that Jordan will get what's coming to her.
Salem Spoilers for Monday on Days of our Lives:
Victor tries to apologize to Marlena – but it doesn't go well. Later, Marlena has an unexpected message for Nicole.
Please respect the Soaps.com guidelines when posting and contact a moderator if one is required to handle comment issues.
Check out our other "DOOL" sections for Days of our Lives late breaking news, Days of our Lives spoilers and the Days of our Lives Comings and Goings.
Follow Soaps.com on Twitter @soapoperafan, "like" Soaps.com on Facebook for the all soap operas including scoop on "Days of our Lives," "Dallas," "Glee," "Grey's Anatomy," "Pretty Little Liars," "Revenge," "Vampire Diaries," and "Venice."
Logo courtesy of NBC Universal Inc.
- Matt Purvis
Previous in Recaps Days Recap: Listen To Your Body.
Next in Recaps Days Recap: Hop On Your Bat Boat.
© Copyright 2003-2016 SheKnows,LLC. All Rights Reserved.


text:
As students at Northern Illinois University walk around the campus this school year they'll notice several posters all aimed at preventing alcohol abuse. The marketing campaign, which began several years ago, is credited with a 34 to 35 percent reduction in heavy alcohol use among students.
Amy Franklin from the University's Health Services Department says, "There was a study done at Northern that demonstrated there was a big difference between actual student consumption and perceived. Students often over perceived and felt pressure to drink."
Telling students the actual number of drinks their peers had a week reduced drinking on campus, and while binge drinking, which is considered having four to five drinks in about two hours, may not be a big problem, university police say they're still concerned.
"We do have on occasion where we do have to take a student to the hospital for alcohol poisoning, but it's not a frequent event," says University Police Detective Sgt. Todd Henert.
But students say you can see the effects of alcohol every weekend.
Senior Booter West says, "Thursday through Saturday you're going to see at least a half a dozen people stumbling around or passed out."
Students at Northern Illinois University are encouraged to pace drinks to one or less per hour, keep track of how much they consume, determine in advance how much they'll drink and avoid drinking games.


text:
Find the perfect size! Click here!
Visit our store in rocklin,california! Click here!
Need a little Help ? Click here!
Measures 53" W x 45" .
FeaturesCargo pockets in front and rearWaterproofDouble stitched seamsPiped edges to keep dirt and water from rolling off cover onto carpetingUnder seat attachmentRear of seat attachment
Care Instructions*Machine wash, cold water*Gentle cycle*Mild detergent*Hang dry*Do not bleach


text:
NEW ORLEANS (Saturday, March 16, 2013) – Taking advantage of the contentious speed duel up front in Saturday's 25th renewal of the $75,000 Colonel Power Stakes at Fair Grounds Race Course & Slots, Fletcher and Carolyn Gray's Icon Ike responded to the commands of jockey James Graham in the final furlong and drew off late for a 2 3/4-length score at the wire.
Icon Ike returned mutuels of $7.80, $4.20 and $3, toured the about 5 1/2-furlongs over the Stall-Wilson Turf Course rated firm in 1:03.86 and increased his career earnings to $295,544 with his seventh win in 16 lifetime starts.
Thunderhead Farms' Billy Two Hats rallied late to be clearly second best, paying $22.20 and $9.40 while finishing 1 1/4-lengths in front of Carl Moore Management's Chamberlain Bridge, who overcame a lunging horrendous start to recover and return $3.40 for the show.
Mike Munna Racing Stable's Comisky's Humor, well placed early, gained the advantage in mid-stretch but could not sustain the bid.
Klaravich Stable and William Lawrence's Sum of the Parts and Black Sheep Racing's China had alternated for the early splits of 21.34 and 45.24 before tiring.
EXTRAVAGANZA BESTS STORM'S PROMISE, MONONO IN FG'S HAPPY TICKET STAKES – Stone Farm's Extravaganza bested Jerry Namy's Storm's Promise by a nose and Agave Racing Stable's Monono by a half-length in Saturday's $75,000 Happy Ticket Stakes over the firm Stall-Wilson Turf Course at Fair Grounds Race Course & Slots but then had to survive a stewards' inquiry concerning all three horses in the late stages of the grass dash.
However, following the inquiry, the stewards decided to allow the original order of finish remain in the about 5 1/2-furlong sprint for fillies and mares,
Asked about the inquiry after the race, winning trainer Mike Stidham said, "I wasn't very happy about it but it went our way. The stewards needed to look at it; there was a little bit of jostling going on, so they looked at it and I was happy it went our way."
Extravaganza, who had been allowed to settle just behind the early leaders by winning rider Richard Eramia, continued with good courage throughout the bumping stretch run and got up in the last jump.
"It was not a big problem," Eramia said of the stretch run. "The outside was coming down a little bit and mine was maybe coming out a little bit but we had to keep our position. That horse in between didn't have any more horse and had to take back a little bit, but thank you Lord, they didn't take me down."
Extravaganza paid mutuels of $7.20 $4.20 and $3.20, accomplished the distance in 103.96 and increased her career earnings to $174,000 with her fifth win in 12 career starts.
Storm's Promise made the pace with splits of 22.24 and 45.94 but could not withstand the winner in the last jump and returned mutuels of $9 and $5.
Monono had good position in mid-stretch but could not sustain her bid and paid $7.60 for the show spot.


text:
Brewers walked in 4 men in a half-inning earlier :O
Brewers walked in 4 men in a half-inning earlier :O
Or something.
RIP Fardin Qayyumi (AKA "cricket player"; "Bob"), 1/11/1990 - 15/4/2006
Yeah I just saw that in the replay of the game. Shocking stuff.
O's on top in the AL East! :o
Can it be true?!?!?!????
How about the Nationals? Will they ever win a game?
The Nats suck. I wouldn't be surprised if the Yankees put Nick Swisher on the mound as a SP against them.
Yeah, even with their 6-2 start their team ERA was still around 6ish. Need some pitching behind Guthrie.
Yankees lose 10-2 in the first MLB game in their new stadium. Love it.
The only way it could have been better is if Sabathia had been on the receiving end of most of the damage instead of the bullpen.
I have mixed feelings. I've never liked Gary Sheffield, but now he's a Met and he just hit a solo homer to tie it up 4-4. I don't know how to feel.
12-6 start by the M's.
It wont last tho.
Was pretty awesome when Ellsbury stole home today.
Manny Ramirez suspended for 50 games for a drug violation.
Coincidentally, on the same day, Alex Rodriguez slams a HR in his first at-bat of the season.
Baltimore back in their rightful place 7 games behind on the bottom.
Good work, lads.
There are currently 1 users browsing this thread. (0 members and 1 guests)


text:
Wednesday, October 24, 2007
Ante's tale
That's not why we chased him down yesterday. Actually, I talked to him on Saturday (not about his bachelor status) and Ivan Orozco of the Daily News was among those who chatted with him on Tuesday (like me, he talked to him about his knee).
10 comments:
- Samantha said...
Why was there not a heads up about this tv appearance? Is there footage of this anywhere?
Hope to see him back for the playoffs!
- October 24, 2007 at 7:32 AM
- blahblah said...
the video is here:
But WARNING it is painful to watch (because its so cheezy). Also the comments he's getting on the site are, uh, interesting.
- October 24, 2007 at 10:00 AM
Thanks for the link those comments are really funny. Does MLS players really have "jersey chasers"? Its a little hard to imagine considering the lack of female fanbase. I guess sooner or later MLS marketing reps will publish a calendar.
- October 24, 2007 at 10:42 AM
First Sacha is on Fox Fone in, the Razov on Extra!
What's next Chivas USA TV? All Chivas all the time.
- October 24, 2007 at 11:22 AM
- blahblah said...
"What's next Chivas USA TV? All Chivas all the time."
I'm not going to lie, I'd watch that channel all the time.
- October 24, 2007 at 12:35 PM
Seriously,Who wouldn't watch:
"Suarez and Thomas at the Movies" (with subtitles)
"Blind Date with Razov"
"Cuban Cooking with Maykel"
"The Surf Report w/ Sacha"
"Brazilian cooking with Paolo"
"Chivas Championship Poker with Preki"
"Unititled hunting show with Brad Guzan"
"Chiva Girls Unleased!"
"The Evening News with Chiva Fighter" (subtitles, of course)
- October 24, 2007 at 1:46 PM
- blahblah said...
Now I really hope Chivas FO is reading this. Those show ideas are fantastic.
- October 24, 2007 at 2:06 PM
I'd hit it :)
- October 24, 2007 at 5:13 PM
- Samantha said...
I always wondered what the Man U channel showed 24 hrs a day...now I have an idea. Wow.;)
As long as the Sacha show has a guess appearance by Benny Feilhaber, I'm sold.
- October 24, 2007 at 10:04 PM
- blahblah said...
You had me at Benny Feilhaber guest spot with Sacha. Thoses two NEED their own tv show.
- October 24, 2007 at 10:16 PM


text:
Living & Working in Great Places
Thanks for being here! The six of us at CoolWorks welcome you and wish you success in finding your Jobs in Great Places®!
Views: 23
Join My CoolWorks
Great pictures!
Welcome toMy CoolWorks
Sign Upor Sign In
Or sign in with:
A social network for those who want to compare and share their work and life experiences in great places.
Real People, Real Stories
Get inspired by the CoolWorks Journals.
Have a story to tell? We'd love to hear about it and perhaps feature it on the blog.
Email firstname.lastname@example.com to get started.
Camp Hosts - Singles and Couples Welcome
Shoshone Lodge & Guest Ranch
Candy Shop Sales Clerk, Starbucks Baristas, Wait Staff, Bell Staff & Front Desk Staff
Chef's Assistant
Wrangler Real Work - Not a vacation
Sous Chef/Cook
Building & Grounds Maint Supervisor, Shuttle Driver, Line Cook, Building Maint/Custodian
Line Cook
Resort Group, LLC
Maintenance Technicians, Landscapers, and Pool & Spa Technicians
CoolWorks Kids come in all shapes, sizes, ages, colors, and creeds. There's one thing that unifies us all together – we've made the decision to buck the norm, to live for now, and pursue a lifestyle full of experience and adventures.
Now you can find your tribe and make yourself known with our Made in the USA CoolWorks gear! You'll know just which kindred spirit to saddle up next to at the Brewpub for some great stories.
© 2018 Created by CoolWorks®.
Powered by
Badges |
Report an Issue |
Terms of Service
Please check your browser settings or contact your system administrator.


text:
Question & Answer session with Jeff Lawson
Jeff Lawson, producer of art fairs, sat down with me to discuss his latest creation: the launch of UNTITLED, our first beachfront art fair and a new take on the art fair model.
SM: There is great buzz in the air about UNTITLED. Tell me how this fair grew from your original intent to what we'll see during Art Basel week?
JL: Well, for years we have been thinking about it and finally saw an opportunity about two years ago. The overall artistic direction went to Omar Lopez- Chahoud, who hand-selected about 45 galleries.
SM: This art fair model is different– seems like a good collective came together… tell me how that happened.
JL: We were all in a dialogue together. We saw the show as a very cohesive, very specific, heavily edited one…Omar took care of the selection process, K/R (Architectural Firm) created the space.
SM: With previous art fairs and especially now with UNTITLED., what do you see as the one key success factor?"
JL: It's as simple as paying attention to the Art. I think in order to stand out you have to go back to basics focusing on great art and great architecture.
SM: I like that! But what took us so long? Why hasn't this happened already?!
JL: Ha! …not sure.
SM: Were there any obstacles in bringing an art fair like this to the city and more specifically to the actual beach?!
JL:We are dealing with more factors this time but the city has been incredibly supportive. Ocean Drive Association has been awesome. Jerry Libbin, Alan Randolph and everyone. It's been a real delight.
SM: Will the public sense a theme to this show?
JL: Definitely. Yes. But the full artistic control was given over to Omar so that's all I will say. We gave him tools….and yes we had a collective vision but it's truly Omar and his vision. And K&R too-I really give them credit!
SM: I can tell you really respect K/R's aesthetic—tell us why K/R was so pivotal to this project? JL: Simply speaking, they really understand the art business. In addition they have revolutionized how a temporary structure is built.
SM: What can we expect from you in the future?
JL: I plan to start working on the format for 2013 but I don't have a specific agenda yet.
SM: In other words, your plans are to keep it fresh?
JL: That's the goal!
SM: I know you started construction today, what's your gut feeling at this very moment?
JL: Really excited…all the way from the city to the collectors to galleries to artists and to Omar– everybody feels that they are doing something interesting. We look forward to many more years. I feel confident that we put together something unique and impactful.


text:
Quoted from Lolayes check both.....history is history :)
Quoted from C_SharpI used to take a literal interpretation of the question. An occurrence at any point in one's life was a "history" of the disease.
Then I found out that others were not as literalistic as I was.
Let me first explain a little bit about what happens when you check a history of a condition.
If a food is thought to make the condition worse or contribute to developing a disease checking the box will cause rating of the food to be reduced by a notch or two. A food that otherwise would be rated neutral for you becomex a black dot or an outright avoid. If a food was a diamond it might go down to super beneficial or a neutral food. Black dots become out right avoids.
Foods that contains a substance that is therapeutic or might help prevent developing a condition move up a notch or two in the ratings. A black dot could become a neutral or super beneficial. A neutral could become a super beneficial or a diamond. ...
Some people only check the boxes if they want SWAMI to change rating to treat a condition. If it is condition that was temporary and is unlikely to reoccur.
Personally, I do something more complicated than checking or not checking.
I look over family history, personal history, lab test data, ... and try to identify no more than 4 or 5 conditions that I want SWAMI to treat.
(These might change over time for some clients, but most are resistant to adjustments)
I only check the top things that I want SWAMI to treat.
The reason I take this approach is that I am concerned that a food would be harmful for some condition and therapeutic for another. Then SWAMI would adjust the food up and down cancelling out the desired effect.
Don't worry about this approach if it makes doing SWAMI too complicated.


text:
There are important steps for consumers and companies when service is ending.
If you are a consumer and your phone company mailed you a letter informing you that it plans to discontinue your service soon, there is guidance and answers to your questions to help you with your next steps.
If you run or represent a phone company that is planning to discontinue domestic telecommunications service, refer to the guidance and instructions on what you must do to comply with FCC rules.
If you are an attorney or a trustee in a bankruptcy case involving a discontinuance of domestic telecommunications service, there is guidance and information that you should know.


text:
Renee James
Along with appointing a new CEO in Brian Krzanich, Intel also named a new president: Renee James. A 25-year Intel veteran, James most recently served as executive vice president and general manager of Intel's Software and Services Group, where she managed the company's software subsidiaries, including McAfee and Wind River. Doug Fisher, formerly corporate vice president and general manager of Intel's System Software Division, will now head Intel's Software and Services Group.