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The 22 Greatest Ohio Mugshots of All Time
By: bgoldstein | 14/03/2014
Redhead of the Month: Emily Archer [32 Photos]
By: bgoldstein | 14/03/2014
14 WTF Moments From The 2014 World Cup
By: Alex Giardini | 14/03/2014
The Morning Jolt: Miss Utah Kills This Answer
Oh Utah. U suck.
By:Ian Fortey|June 17, 2013
Reviewing Movies We Haven't Seen Yet: June 14th
This is a big weekend for movies, we're getting into the summer fudge fest of films when every weekend is the most awesome weekend and one movie is clearly meant to make more money than all the rest. This weekend everyone was hanging their hats on Superman, but we'll see how that pans out.
By:Ian Fortey|June 14, 2013
The Morning Jolt: The Science of Superman
Don't ever fight Superman. Ever.
By:Ian Fortey|June 14, 2013
6 Careers to Take Up in a Post Apocalyptic Wasteland
So the world almost ended and you've found yourself in a landscape with no semblance of law or civilization and mutants, desperate criminals and the ruins of cities all around you. It's a shitty world, yo. Better make the most of it by picking these careers which are likely to be favorites in our new world!
By:Ian Fortey|June 13, 2013
The Morning Jolt: Necessity for Money
All my phone calls are like this. Villiams!
By:Ian Fortey|June 13, 2013
The 6 Awesomest Atari Games Ever
Playstation 4 and Xbox One are on the way and the question no one is asking is who gives a shit? Games have pretty much gone downhill since Atari 2600. Today's games may have cool graphics and storylines and extended gameplay and all this stuff, but compare that shit to Pacman and what do you have? No time to answer! On to awesome Atari games!
By:Ian Fortey|June 12, 2013
The Morning Jolt: Ghost Tits
Give them back, dammit!
By:Ian Fortey|June 12, 2013
The Corona Summer Caption Contest
It's summer time and that means you should probably hit some water slides with me. Before we arrange that though, the good people at Corona asked me if I wanted to run a contest for you lot to help kick off their Corona Summer promotion because this is Holy Taco and we support summery, beer-filled goodness around here
By:Ian Fortey|June 11, 2013
The Morning Jolt: Hard Ticket to Hawaii
He's not just a thrower! He's not!
By:Ian Fortey|June 11, 2013
25 More Obnoxious Foods Than a Krispy Kreme Sloppy Joe
The San Diego Fatty Fat Fat Festival kicked off last week with the introduction of a new manner of gut-obliterating fried food – the Krispy Kreme Sloppy Joe. See, fairs like to keep introducing newer and grosser foods in an ever increasing gamble to see if they can make normal folks grosser than carny folk.
By:Ian Fortey|June 10, 2013
The Morning Jolt: Lazy Boy
God I want that car. Chair. Whatever.
By:Ian Fortey|June 10, 2013
Reviewing Movies We Haven't Seen Yet: June 7th
Last week After Earth farted onto screens that no one watched, ensuring that Fast 6 stayed on top of the heap pulling in a ton of cash that could have been used to buy food for the homeless. Ha ha ha! Anyway, on with this week.
By:Ian Fortey|June 7, 2013
The Morning Jolt: Nickelback's Greatest Hits
Remember all these awesome hits?
By:Ian Fortey|June 7, 2013
15 Names That Only Work for Old Men
I met a dude named Mortimer recently and I have no idea what he does or what he said to me because I got lost in his name. Mortimer. Morty. How is it someone who isn't retired has that name in 2013? His parents must have hated him the moment they met him.
By:Ian Fortey|June 6, 2013
The Morning Jolt: Game of Thrones Alternate Ending
The Red Wedding had a slightly different edit. As you wish.
By:Ian Fortey|June 6, 2013
6 of the Best Female Comedians Working Today
Not too long ago, sad old timer Jerry Lewis reiterated his distaste for female comedians, stating how unfunny they are, or something very much like that. It doesn't matter because he's irrelevant to the modern world and, truth be told, he was not a particularly good performer in his heyday anyway. Dean Martin carried that act. Everything Lewis did on his own was poison and don't you deny it.
By:Ian Fortey|June 5, 2013
The Morning Jolt: Cousin
Damn hot, underage cousins. Wait, what?
By:Ian Fortey|June 5, 2013
How to Cook Quinoa
Quinoa is a South America grain that has a long, boring history as do most grains if you ever find yourself hard up for reading material – the history of grains is sure to put you right to sleep. It's become something of a popular food item in the last decade or so because who knows why? But how do you prepare the weird stuff? Follow this handy guide and you'll be up to your nuts in quinoa in no time.
By:Ian Fortey|June 4, 2013
The Morning Jolt: Skateboarding with Dad
Everyone likes to play with Vine.
By:Ian Fortey|June 4, 2013
25 Things That Could Have Improved After Earth
After Earth opened this weekend as failed Blockbuster since it seems to be universally reviled. Luckily for me I was able to go see it (not my choice) and now I have firsthand knowledge of why no one liked it – because it sucked.
By:Ian Fortey|June 3, 2013
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Sangeeta Prasad
Lecturer in Law
Sangeeta Prasad teaches Public Interest Law and Entrepreneurship and volunteers with several nonprofit organizations, including Impact100 and RSVP.
Ms. Prasad's varied public interest career began with a judicial clerkship for the Administrative Judge of the Circuit Court for Baltimore City, followed by a fellowship at NOW Legal Defense and Education Fund. Ms. Prasad subsequently developed her trial and appellate skills serving indigent clients as an Assistant Defender at the Defender Association of Philadelphia and as an Appellate Defender at the Center for Appellate Litigation in New York City.
In 2000, Ms. Prasad moved to New Mexico and shifted from criminal defense to civil practice and administrative law during her tenure at the state's Department of Human Services. She assisted recipients and providers of public benefits, first as an Assistant General Counsel, then as an Administrative Law Judge and Bureau Chief of the Administrative Hearings Bureau. Ms. Prasad left the Department in 2005 to start a grant giving nonprofit to support childcare centers in the Santa Fe area; she operated the organization for several years.
Upon her return to the Northeast, she reconnected with the Defender Association as a consultant to write and edit publications and conduct trainings. Ms. Prasad was the Principal Author and Project Director of The Pennsylvania Juvenile Defense Notebook, a comprehensive practitioner's guide for defending children accused of delinquent offenses, published in 2011. She was also Principal Legal Editor of The Pennsylvania Juvenile Collateral Consequences Checklist, published in 2010. Both are available through www.modelsforchange.net/publications and the Defender Association's Juvenile Unit. At the 2011 PA Juvenile Justice Conference, Ms. Prasad was recognized with an award "for her outstanding contribution to advancing legal education in the field of juvenile justice" by the Juvenile Defenders Association of Pennsylvania.
Ms. Prasad also worked as the Managing Attorney at SeniorLAW Center through November 2012, where she managed day-to-day operations and supervised legal staff working to improve the lives of older Pennsylvanians through legal services, education and training.
J.D. University Maryland School of Law 1992
B.S. Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute 1989
SeniorLaw Center (Philadelphia) - Managing Attorney (2011 -2012)
Juvenile Defender Association of Pennsylvania & Defender Association of Philadelphia - Project Director & Principal Author, The Pennsylvania Juvenile Defense Notebook (2009-11)
New Mexico Human Service Department,Santa Fe - Adminstrative Law Judge (2003-05)
New Mexico Human Service Department, Santa Fe – Bureau Chief, Administrative Hearings Bureau (2003-05)

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Shanghai PPTV Grand Slam | 29 April - 4 May 2014
Shanghai, China, May 1, 2014 – Defending champions Jacob Gibb and Casey Patterson collected their third straight win in the Main Draw pool play over Chinese tandem Chen Cheng/Li Jian here Thursday morning to lead three teams from the United States into the top 16 round of the US$800,000 2014 FIVB Beach Volleyball World Tour Shanghai Grand Slam.
Top seeded Americans Sean Rosenthal/Philip Dalhausser and lucky qualifiers John Hyden/Tri Bourne also secured their berths in the top 16 round with unbeaten records in respective groups. Other undefeated pool winners include newly-crowned Fuzhou Open champions Paolo Nicolai/Daniele Lupo of Italy, Pedro Salgado/Emanuel Rego from Brazil, Spain's Pablo Herrera Allepuz/Adrian Gavira Collado and Latvia's Aleksandrs Samoilovs/Janis Smedins.
Gibb/Patterson, who had claimed their first World Tour title together in Shanghai last year, held off Chen/Li 2-1 (21-13, 19-21, 15-11) to win Pool H with a 3-0 record and a bye in the first round of the 24-team knock-out stage Friday morning.
"It was a good match for us, we had to play very hard," said Patterson. "They are a very good team. It's the first time we play either of those guys. The blocker is very good and I think he is probably the best player in the Chinese teams."
Dropping the first set easily, the home duo fought bravely in the second. Chen stopped ice Gibb to give the Chinese team an 18-16 advantage and they held to 20-19 before a serving error of Gibb awarded the second set to China. In the tie-breaker, the Americans jumped to a 9-5 lead and went on to clinch the victory in 52 minutes.
"Maybe we sat back a little after a good win (in the first set). When you won by good points, it's easy to be maybe a little too relaxed. My passing was a little bit lazy, maybe I was not as crispy shooting the ball," Patterson added. "We focused for the third because they played much better in the second. There were a lot of rallies and I think we won most of them, because we were working really hard."
Patterson was eager to repeat the title winning feat in Shanghai, where he captured his first gold medal ever in the World Tour.
"It's the only gold for me and it's very special to me," he said. "It's our goal (to win the gold) and winning the pool means getting one step closer. Our goal is now to be really focused, find out who we need to play, one game, one point at a time, and hopefully repeat the gold again."
Following two upset wins over Brazil's fifth seeds Vitor Felipe/Evandro Oliveira and Poland's 12th seeds Grzegorz Fijalek/Mariusz Prudel on Wednesday, the 28th-seeded Hyden/Bourne, who had advanced to the Main Draw by winning a lucky losers draw thanks to the withdrawal of Brazilian tandem Ricardo Santos/Alvaro Filho, went on to beat Kazakhstan's Alexey Sidorenkoo/Alexandr Dyachenko 2-0 (21-16, 21-16) to finish atop of pool E with a clean sheet.
"It's great, but we are not satisfied, we got the whole tournament to go," said Hyden, who made three aces in the second set against Kazakhstan. "So sitting in ninth, we are happy right now, but we want to do the best we can here."
Having already secured their best finish at any World Tour event, the Americans were ready for even tougher challenge ahead.
"We have to take one step at a time. We want a medal, just like everybody else. Sitting at ninth, we can get some rest, and every match is going to be a tough match, and it can go either way," Hyden added.
Brazil's Alison Cerutti/Bruno Oscar Schmidt, the silver medal winners behind Nicola/Lupo at the season-opening Fuzhou Open last week, suffered their second surprising loss in two days against Germany's 11th seeds Jonathan Erdmann/Kay Matysik 2-0 (21-19, 21-16), but still advanced to the knock-out stage as third finishers from pool F with an 1-2 record.
The men's elimination round of the first Grand Slam event of the season will start Friday morning with the women's pool play to continue. The 2014 FIVB Beach Volleyball World Tour calendar features a record purse of US$10.2 million with a season that extends from late April to mid-December competing at 21 venues in 18 countries. This year's FIVB World Tour includes a record 10 FIVB Grand Slam events, the inaugural Grand Slam Finale and 11 FIVB Open Tournaments throughout the world, helping expand the door for development of the sport even further.
The 10 FIVB Grand Slam competitions, all double-gender, have eight with $800,000 in total purses while both The Hague, Netherlands and the Long Beach, Calif., USA event will have $1 million each in prize money, the most in FIVB Grand Slam history.
Shanghai Grand Slam Tournament Page
Shanghai Grand Slam Tournament Notes
2014 Beach Volleyball Media Guide
08.05.2014 09:47:58
Chinese beach volleyball pair Li Jian and Chen Cheng answer fan questions
Lausanne, Switzerland, May 8, 2014 – Chinese beach volleyball fans were in for a treat this year, as the first two FIVB Beach Volleyball World Tour ev... More...
04.05.2014 23:42:07
FIVB World Tour season update after two events in China
Lausanne, Switzerland, May 4, 2014 - Following two very busy and exciting weeks in China, the Fédération Internationale de Volleyball (FIVB) has succe... More...
04.05.2014 11:47:36
Ludwig/Walkenhorst clinch first ever Grand Slam title in Shanghai
Shanghai, China, May 4, 2014 – Germany's second seeds Laura Ludwig and Kira Walkenhorst held off Chinese dark horses Wang Fan/Yue Yuan in the thrillin... More...
03.05.2014 12:31:23
Nicolai/Lupo land back-to-back World Tour title in Shanghai
03.05.2014 09:14:21
Defending champs Talita/Lima storm into Shanghai Grand Slam semis
03.05.2014 07:15:10
Walkenhorsts enjoy sunshine and Beach Volleyball in Shanghai
02.05.2014 12:52:50
Pedro/Emanuel claim full-set thriller to make Shanghai Grand Slam semis
02.05.2014 11:22:33
Home favorites Xue/Xia crash out of Shanghai Grand Slam
02.05.2014 02:49:06
Emanuel never stops love for beach volleyball
01.05.2014 12:33:11
Australian qualifiers Artacho/Laird shine at Shanghai Grand Slam
01.05.2014 08:58:13
Gibb/Patterson lead three American teams into Shanghai Grand Slam top 16
30.04.2014 11:39:35
Lucky losers Bourne/Hyden start well in Shanghai Grand Slam Main Draw
30.04.2014 09:02:19
Hermannova/Bonnerova make Shanghai Grand Slam Main Draw with upset win
29.04.2014 15:39:01
Brazil's Ricardo/Alvaro withdraw from Shanghai Grand Slam
29.04.2014 14:38:33
Juliana/Antonelli start from qualification tournament again
29.04.2014 11:10:01
Vitor/Evandro battle into Shanghai Grand Slam Main Draw
28.04.2014 20:04:11
Talking Stats: 2014 FIVB Beach Volleyball World Tour
28.04.2014 14:33:23
Vitor/Evandro lead men's qualifiers at Shanghai Grand Slam
28.04.2014 06:31:16
2014 FIVB Beach Volleyball World Tour underway in China
28.04.2014 01:15:47
2014 FIVB Beach Volleyball World Tour at FIVB Shanghai PPTV Grand Slam
03.04.2014 23:39:36
World Championships medallists lead German teams at Shanghai Grand Slam
30.01.2014 16:30:29
2014 FIVB Beach Volleyball World Tour ready for more highlights in record-breaking year


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While we're on the topic of attacks … awesome gadgetsThursday, February 28th, 2013
Seems like security exploits are all the chatter these days. People tend to think of these things as anonymous, remote things, but what about if you can get (briefly) physical access to your adversary's premises?
This would be a cool device to surreptitously plug into their AC and wall power:
Very slick. And very dangerous. Funny that nobody talks about these things … is it because only the low-tech, user-must-have-been-duped attacks are press-worthy?


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This annual exhibition at Krannert Art Museum highlights new work produced by the School of Art + Design faculty, from paintings and sculpture to graphic design and new media. School of Art + Design Faculty Exhibition opens with an evening public reception on Oct. 5, and a Gallery Conversation with exhibiting artists will take place on Oct. 24 at 12:30 pm.
School of Art + Design Faculty Exhibition runs Oct. 6, 2013 through Jan. 5, 2014. For a full calendar of KAM exhibitions and events, visit kam.illinois.edu
Krannert Art Museum Hours: Fall/Winter
9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday
9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Thursday
2 to 5 p.m. Sunday
Closed Monday


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Ulead yanks Blu-ray support from week-old app
MovieFactory 5 not fully verified for Blu-ray recording it seems
Media software maker Ulead has dropped Blu-ray Disc support from the latest release of its DVD MovieFactory video capture and disk-mastering application - even though the software has only been shipping for just over a week.
DVD MovieFactory 5 went on sale on 20 March complete with BD-R support. Today, Ulead said it would be yanking the direct BD recording module from the application and would remove the software's BD authoring support. HD DVD authoring and recording will remain available to users, Ulead said.
Ulead didn't say precisely why it has been forced to pull the BD code, but it explained that it and its partner, InterVideo, are "actively co-operating" with the BD licensing body, that "testing is moving forward" and that "confident that the testing process will conclude smoothly and that Ulead DVD MovieFactory 5 will earn the distinction of being the first application software to receive full Blu-ray Disc verification".
In other words, the software doesn't have full Blu-ray Disc verification, and so probably shouldn't have shipped claiming it did. Not that you'd know that it had from Ulead's press-release archive. The company's PR operatives have clearly been busy airbrushing out references to Blu-ray from press statements on MovieFactory 5, as evidenced not only by copies of the originals reproduced online on other websites at the time, but also the poor way the releases have been edited, viz:
"Ulead Systems... today announced Ulead DVD MovieFactory 5, a new release of the company's consumer DVD authoring package offering easy disc authoring, an expanded range of creative options and future-ready support for both HD DVD."
Both HD DVD? There's clearly an 'and Blu-ray Disc' missing from the end there, Ulead.
The company said it will reinstate the BD code when it attains the appropriate certification. At that time it will offer existing customers and anyone who buys the app in the meantime the BD software as a free download. ®


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MADRID (Reuters) - Striking union workers clashed with police at Madrid's Barajas airport on Monday on the first day of a week-long strike over more than 3,800 pending job cuts at Spain's flagship airline Iberia (ICAG.L).
Hundreds of workers demonstrated outside Barajas, Iberia's hub, and inside the airport's Terminal 4 where they carried out a sit-in and chanted and whistled.
Outside the terminal police beat some strikers with truncheons. At least two protesters were arrested.
More than 80 Iberia flights were cancelled on Monday as workers at the carrier began the series of strikes that is expected to cost the airline and struggling national economy millions of euros in lost business.
Staff, including baggage handlers and air stewards, are holding three five-day strikes in February and March to protest management plans to axe jobs and cut salaries at the loss-making airline. Some 10 percent of long-haul flights and half of domestic flights will be grounded this week.
The labour unions kicked off the demonstrations in the morning with an 8 km-march (5 miles) around Barajas, telling reporters the airline was under threat, as was the future of the airport.
"Nobody is safe from being sacked," said Elias Gonzalez, a maintenance supervisor at the protest who has worked for Iberia for 27 years.
"There was an initial deal with the company when the merger with the British was agreed, but now there is disagreement."
Although skeleton staff were on duty and the airline had rescheduled most passengers or returned them their money, some people were left stranded.
"When we come for tourism, we don't want to be bothered by strikes," said Robert, a French tourist who did not want to give his last name.
"Everyone has their problems but they shouldn't bother people who bring in money. That's also business."
Queues formed as some staff abandoned check-in desks while unionists shouted in the airport.
The February 18-22 strike coincides with school holidays in Britain, Spain's biggest source of tourists.
Tourism accounts for around 11 percent of Spanish economic output and is one of the country's few growth sectors in a prolonged recession that has pushed the unemployment rate above 26 percent.
Iberia, which merged with profitable British Airways in 2011 to form the International Airlines Group, reported a loss of 262 million euros in the first nine months of 2012.
In anticipation of the strike, Iberia has cancelled 415 flights between Monday and Friday, and as many as 1,200 flights operated by various airlines will be disrupted because some Iberia workers handle baggage for other airlines, at airports around Spain.
Some 70,000 passengers will be affected. About 86 percent have been given a different flights, including those operated by other airlines, while 14 percent had asked for refunds.
The airline says restructuring is vital to return the Spanish unit to profitability while unions say the IAG management is degrading pay and benefits in Spain through its new low-cost airline Iberia Express.
Iberia is just one of several companies in Spain, including Vodafone (VOD.L) and bailed-out lender Bankia (BKIA.MC), to lay off workers.
It is fighting an uphill battle against low-cost operators, a depressed domestic economy and competitors that are in better shape after having already gone through restructuring processes.
Sabadell Bolsa analysts said the total 15 days of strikes could cost Iberia between 50 million euros and 100 million euros of losses. (Additional reporting by Robert Hetz and Silvio Castellanos, writing by Clare Kane and Sarah Morris, Editing by Angus MacSwan)


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Maria: The most sexy girl you will ever meet, known to blow the minds of many men. Extremely talented and beautiful, eyes cut from stars.
yσù αℓωαys мαкє / мә / Sмiℓє
Total bullshit all of it.
James Someone who is un usually well hung. People with the name James are generally known for their good looks (especially the eyes) and women are just simply attracted to them.
"Oh Yeah, he's definately a James"
A name for someone who is absolutely fantastic and is your favourite.
That James is by far my favourite, no matter what!
In early European lore the demigod James was said to possess unrivaled charm and seductive prowess in addition to having genitalia of supernatural size. Throughout medieval times and up until the late Renaissance, Pagan and Christian farmers routinely prayed to James as a god of fertility, believing that his massive penis would inspire them to spectacular heights of fertility. Today, the term James still carries with it subtexts of truly gigantic genitals which is perhaps why James is the name most frequently given to male newborns in the United States.
Currently the word James can be used to mean an enormous penis and anyone with that name can be assumed to possess a heavy and girthy penis.
"Man, check out that James!"
"Look at the buldge in his trousers, he MUST have a James in there girlfriend!"
"I don't think I could ever fit a James in my mouth."
A kind-hearted, loving man who makes one happy with his attentiveness and desire to please. Wonderfully handsome and incredibly sexy, he oozes sex appeal. Often brilliant at making love. Fancied by all women that set eyes on him. Sometimes too easily led astray but quick to realise his mistakes and try to make amends. Very intelligent. Sometimes pompous but not overly so. Sensitive. Funny. Brave. Strong. Gorgeous. Loves lists. A brilliant father and someone any lady would be proud to call their husband. Often synonymous with fab.
Call off the search ... I have met my Mr James!
wtf is this shit...
May the light be with you.
1)Someone that is of extreme greatness. Often considered as a god in some religions. Also means cool.
3)Male- lazy, stubborn, passionate, party animal, very loving and affectionate.
Female- stubborn, easily agitated, fiercly loyal, also very affectionate, desires attention, moody, loves being in relationships. (Oddly I have almost all of each male and female attributes. Although complete trust in the internet isn't wise.)
7)A manly man. Alex is a name of Greek origin. Greatness and power will come upon this person. Warning,no warning he will give.
Liar by nature
Lauriet wrote:
AdamIdris101 wrote:
Lauriet wrote:
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Melodie is the coolest name spelled with an "ie". She's awesome and cool and has great taste in everything. She speaks her mind and loves her friends. She loves to walk around outside and make a fool of herself. She seems shy at first but will open up. She dosent know how to express her feeling well so she hides them. Good luck getting her to trust you.
or better yet, my nickname, "Nora"
The exact Origins of this name is unclear, some say its a derivative of the word honor, or Honora. But the popular beleif is that it comes from the Hebraic/Arabic word Noour or "Light", correctly translated in means Bright Light.
Also used to describe women of great Beauty, beautiful babies are often named nora as they beleived that the name would give the baby good luck.
Some Scholars say that Nora also means "the enlightened one", "the Beautiful one" and also "the wise one".
in high society most women are named Nora, because the name entitles Nobility, Beauty, Light, Grace and Wit.
What a gift it is to be named under such a glorious name.
.Get an amalgam of both Melodie Nora, and you got yourself down.
Adam (definition 17):
Thief of hearts. Fucker.
Guy 1: Hey, who owns that impressive pile of chick's hearts?
Guy 2: Adam, of course. Fucker.
Hachu! Did someone mention little old me?
Adam (definition 18):
A extremely long penis of at least nineteen inches.
He was taunting me with Jake, so I just whipped out Adam and put him to shame!
Strange why do I feel I was baited to this and you were expecting this from me. LOL
Names are used as identifiers for individuals, Adam is a common name. I at the very least, chose the definition closest resembling me. Because I'm sure women prefer sincerity and integrity over wannabe trolls.
Don't get me wrong you're totally right. Though they also enjoy Mr Adam . What's to say a part of my real personality isn't like Jesus.
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Adam (definition19):
Adam is the everything guy. Adam is smart, funny, a handy man, that looks hot washing the car to crawling under a deck to fix something.
Adam is the guy every lady wants. He makes you laugh when you're having a bad day instantly.
Adam is a strong man that can handle anything that life deals him. His concious approves his conduct and grows brave by reflection.
Wish I had an Adam.
"I'm dating Adam"
"No flippin way!" "I wanted to date Adam"
Adam is the shizzle!
Admtt it you want Adam that's what sparked you to search my name. Or did you already have another person with the name Adam in mind?
I shall GB...Sorry not enough of it apparently. My word will be made better....
Christin does not mean a christian it means a spontaneous female with a smile worth a million bucks and a body that goes with it.
Christin doesn't even have to wait in-line she can just smile a switch to the front.
A version often spelled other ways, such as Kristen, Kristin, Cristen, etc, but Christin is the rarest. Broken up, the word is spelled to read "Christ-In" meaning "Follower of Christ.
The rare spelling corresponds with this rare personality, which is both caring and sexy. usually INFJ personality type, which is the rarest (go to the jung typology test to see what personality you are).
This girl is rare, special, and unique...must be a Christin!
ι ωιℓℓ αℓωαу ℓσνє уσυ му нєαят ♥ αη∂ ѕσυℓ вєℓσηgѕ тσ уσυ ♥♥
A decent looking girl who is always just one of the guys. Can be your best friend or your worst enemy. Sarcastic and funny yet could get annoying. Resembles a mermaid. Shows little emotion but is truly deep and emotional on the inside.likes to chase the boys but rarely falls in love. Is quite easy to fall for.
--Holy shit half of that actually sounds like me.
So Tired and Missing my Dummy American! >//H>
i dont wan to post my name bu this is the definition...
Often a sugary, caramel eyed Angel. A dark haired beauty, with a soft, sexy, sensual way about her. Fierce friend and lover. A woman with no sexual boundaries. Often drives a spectacular sporty chariot.
and I say... "WTF?!"
a One Piece Bleach for Naruto
A nickname usually given to amazing girls
with great personalities,
these girls are known to be stunningly gorgeous,(not sure about that)
beautiful inside and out,(uhhh n idk)
and sexy (uhh no comment)
can be used as an adjective to describe something incredibly awesome,
and astounding
2.a generally nice cute and sweet girl/boy who loves to smile(ok i'm 100% sure on this one)
also loves to help others (uhh sometimes)
3.While wiping your butt you accidentally get poop on your hand in
which you proceed to wipe off on the toilet paper roll leaving for all to find later. OK THAT"S IT I HATE MY NAME
banana is actually a flower0-0---------fun fact
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i dont wan to post my name bu this is the definition...
Often a sugary, caramel eyed Angel. A dark haired beauty, with a soft, sexy, sensual way about her. Fierce friend and lover. A woman with no sexual boundaries. Often drives a spectacular sporty chariot.
and I say... "WTF?!"
chariot na jeep siguro..
"a dirty mind is a source of endless amusement"
Noa A gorgeous, kind girl with amazing eyes and a nice ass. Funny, sensitive, sweet, caring, smart.
That girl is awesome- she's such a Noa!
-A extremely hot chick
-Formally it is of French origin, and its meaning is "Jehovah is God".
-A more up-to-date definition would be that of a kind-hearted and good friend. Her heart is bigger than most. She loves life and is a devoted companion and friend. There is nothing she wouldn't do for those she loves. She has a great sense of humor and her eyes sparkle when she laughs. To have a Joelle in your life is to be blessed!
-Joelle is a kind, caring and loving person. She loves being with friends and family and living life to the fullest. Shes amazingly pretty, cute, and beautiful. Shes honest and there to help you when needed. She acts as a guardian angel to those whom she loves and is really close to. Shes funny and great to talk to. Shes someone who will always have you smiling. Shes an all-around great person and everything anyone could ask for. Anybody is lucky to have a Joelle in their life.
Awwwwwwww, now I'm blushing
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Mobile devices can add a lot of productivity to enterprises, but how do agencies with sensitive missions protect themselves from devices that can take pictures and easily send out data? One way is to "fix" the devices according to agency requirements.
CACI International, for example, has "neutered thousands" of Apple iPads so they can be securely used by the government, altering the hardware rather than the software, Dan Allen, CACI's former chief executive officer, recently told Bloomberg. CACI removed the iPad's cameras, disabled Bluetooth connectivity, and, for highly classified area workers, removed 3G, 4G LTE, and Wi-Fi connectivity, according to a report in the Inquisitr. CACI has also added "strict inventory requirements," and remote wipe capabilities that would completely erase all data on the iPads.
An increasing number of government agencies are opting for Apple's iPhones and iPads. Last year, for example, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's CIO Office released its Mobile Device Security Policy, allowing mobile devices that can be securely managed through its Unified Messaging Service, including iPhones, iPads and conventional cell phones, while phasing out support for BlackBerry.
Government entities using or opening their networks to iPhones include President Barack Obama, the Defense and Homeland Security departments, and the FBI. Allen noted that President Obama's devices are "most likely a product that either came from us or came from someone we work with."
The Defense Department also has been working on ways to secure Android devices, including the development of a secure kernel for the OS and establishing a departmentwide mobility plan. Police departments also have been working to secure communications with mobile devices.
Of course, setting up agency-issued devices is one thing. Managing employees' personal devices can get more complicated. One approach being developed is using software to limit the range in which devices can access data.
Jules White, professor of electrical and computer engineering at Virginia Tech, has developed a modified Android operating system that can set rules for when employees can access data, what data they can access, whether they can take that data with them, and what other apps they can run at the time.
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Why even buy the iPad or iPhone if you are going to neuter them. What a waste of money, just get a notebook or pad that does not have all that or have someone build you one. It seems that you are just wasting money, when there are so many choices out there that could serve the same purpose. The name "i" etc., does not make them any better then some of the other ones that are out there, in the end it is the results and not the name that counts. How stupid are we becoming when we adhere to peer pressure.
No Bluetooth, 3G, LTE or WiFi, but remote wipe?? Something doesn't add up here.
How can you remotely wipe data from the iPad if you have removed all connectivity?
You could start with an iPod/ Then you wouldn't have to take as much stuff out.
I agree - I'm having a hard time envisioning the value of an iPad minus the connectivity pieces.
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There's something about Silent Hill games that has always delivered on the fears of players. Whether it is the fog that shrouds everything or the shadows that bounce off the walls, appearing to have a life of their own, you can always count on a prolonged endorphin rush. While all this is still true for Homecoming, I was expecting a little more. This is Silent Hill's next-gen debut, and the expected level of realism just wasn't there.
Don't get me wrong, there are instances where it does clearly represent the next-gen experience, but if youve played any of the previous titles, you will see many of the same things that have always plagued the series. For example, if a character is wearing a pair of shorts, it blatantly looks like two cylinders glued together. The character faces are typically great to look at, but there is the occasional inconsistency in how the characters look; sometimes Alex just doesn't look like himself. However, its typically more humorous than distracting.
One thing almost guaranteed to make you chuckle in a Silent Hill game is the voice acting. However, and thankfully, I have to say the voice acting in Homecoming is not always bad. For the most part, it sounds very smooth and skilled. There were instances when it shocked me so much I missed a couple game moments because I felt like I was watching a film with solid actors and actresses. Of course, the occasional cheesy voice over or poorly delivered line would bring me back to my senses. The sound effects are topnotch and work well with the atmosphere of the game. Akira Yamaoka returns once more to deliver an amazing score, and Mary Elizabeth McGlynn lends her melodic, sultry vocals once again to the soundtrack of Silent Hill. If you have been a fan of the music of Silent Hill, this one will not disappoint.
As good as Silent Hill: Homecoming is, there is one troublesome issue worth mentioning; the inconsistent framerate creates a bit of a lag in the movements. However, you will generally only experience this when using the free-roaming camera. The camera works well enough, but it occasionally feels like they removed one of the key features that made Silent Hill great. I would have loved an infrequent return to the angles they used to use in Silent Hill games to make them even scarier.
While there are things that don't quite feel right with Silent Hill: Homecoming, there is more than enough to hold it up as a great way to enter the month of October. This game delivers on the experience you have come to expect from the franchise. It will also give you reason to begin clamoring for the next installment. The folks at Double Helix gave me the Silent Hill I wanted: a nerve-racking, scary as hell experience to hold me over this Halloween season. Any fan of Silent Hill should be checking this out, and anyone just needing a good scare can join in the Homecoming.
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New data suggests that the launch of Windows 8 might have been even weaker than previously thought.
Microsoft launched Windows 8 last month with a huge marketing blitz highlighting its radical new, touch-focused user interface.
But according to a survey shared exclusively with the Huffington Post, less than two in five Windows users have any intention of upgrading.
In all, 38.6% said they were either "very likely" or "quite likely" to upgrade. By contrast, 27.4% said they were either "quite" or "very unlikely" not to upgrade - and 29.4% had no interest either way. Finally, 4.5% said they did not own a Windows PC.
Twice as many users (28%) prefer Windows 7 to Windows 8, according to the survey of 2,000 people by Toluna QuickSurveys.
Other findings from the survey included:
- Only 13.5% of Windows users said they were "very likely" to upgrade to Windows 8.
- Just 11.3% were "very likely" to buy a new PC or tablet running the new OS
- Almost half (48.8%) had no intention to buy a new PC in the next twelve months
The results suggest an overall shrug of the shoulders from surveyed consumers, who are not yet sold on the new interface or the overall need to upgrade.
However, there was some good news for Microsoft. According to the survey, about as many people (12.5%) said their next tablet would run Windows 8, compared to 12.9% for Apple's iOS. That said, only 2% said they would consider a Windows RT device - such as the Surface tablet.
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Toluna said the data was weighted for age, gender and education, but that the survey was conducted among those who volunteered for its service and no estimate of sampling error could be made. Without official sales figures from Microsoft beyond its initial report of four million copies shipped, it is difficult to make accurate assessments of its relative success or failure.
But Toluna's findings do chime with other research, which suggests lacklustre sales of the software. Retailers have reported "slow going" and others have reported internal concern at its performance so far.
According to NetApplications, Windows 8 only has a 1% market share of Windows PCs as of 11 November - though it should be noted that figure was double that recorded two weeks previously.
Mark Simon, managing director of global technology practice at Toluna, said:
"It doesn't bode well for the computer giant or the PC market in general. The results indicate that if users are not planning to upgrade now, in or in the near future - a good three or more years after the previous operating system was launched - they are likely to continue to use their current version of Windows.
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Plagiarism - Technology Issues
The only thing that seems clear is that things are getting more blurry. Even definitions of what constitutes plagiarism are difficult to pin down -- for faculty as well as students. And certainly perceptions about how serious a problem plagiarism is becoming -- particularly some types of "Internet plagiarism" -- is a matter of much debate.
The problems may be bigger than the Internet. For one thing, students clearly need help with understanding plagiarism, and not just when the Web is involved:
- A Psychological Reports study found that "students will use writing strategies that result in potential plagiarism when they face the task of paraphrasing advanced technical text for which they may lack the proper cognitive resources" (Roig 979). More than 60 percent of students cannot tell the difference between paraphrased and plagiarized text (Roig 974).
- In the Internet realm, as the University of Alberta Libraries points out, the complexity of choosing among and deciphering the many available style guides is further compounded by the difficulty of citing online sources. There is little agreement among the various guides for how one should go about citing an Internet source, and these sources change so rapidly that a cited source may not even exist in the same form the next day (Univ. of Alberta Libraries).
- What's more, there's a common perception among Web users that information on the web is in the public domain (Univ. of Alberta Libraries). (More on this in the next section.)
Data on plagiarism trends among students certainly reflects uncertainty:
- A Center for Academic Integrity study found that, "from the 1999-2000 academic year to 2001-'02, the number of college students who said they had cut and pasted from the Internet without attribution rose to 41 percent, from 10 percent" (Zernike 10).
- But these students did not seem to believe they were cheating -- at least not at the same level of severity: "Students who thought cutting and pasting was 'serious cheating' declined to 27 percent from 68 percent in those two years" (Zernike 10).
- Interestingly, the faculty teaching these students also seemed less concerned. Teachers "who said cutting and pasting from the Internet was serious cheating dipped to 51 percent from 91 percent" in that same time frame (Zernike 10)).
So students are using the Internet to plagiarize, and there also seems to be some disagreement out there about what constitutes a serious academic offense. What's more, others are articulating serious questions as to whether the Internet actually encourages dishonesty:
- A Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT) study found that "online plagiarism is not nearly as widespread as has frequently been suggested" (Scanlon and Neumann 381). While eight percent of the study's respondents reported having plagiarized by cut-and-paste 'often' or 'very frequently,' 50.4 percent of them reported that their peers fell into this category, suggesting that students suspected much more plagiarism than was actually taking place (Scanlon and Neumann 379).
- In addition, "the [RIT] study also found that the amount of online plagiarism students reported engaging in is comparable to the amount of conventional plagiarism -- from books or other printed sources -- that's been reported for years" (Scanlon and Neumann 382).
- The Center for Academic Integrity has found convincing evidence that, although the Internet may simplify cut-and-paste plagiarism, it doesn't create cheaters out of otherwise honest people. In a study of 25 high schools, 54 percent of students said they plagiarized from the Internet, but only a small fraction plagiarized only from the Internet. In other words, most plagiarizers would have done so with or without the technology. "It appears the Internet is merely the means not the primary motivation for those students who copy text from the web and pass it off as their own," according to Cara Branigan, Assistant Editor of eSchool News. "Most of the cheaters said they would have plagiarized anyway" (Branigan).
So it's not just the technology, according to these studies -- something else is going on here. If we pay attention to it, we might find that it's something that we, as educators and academics, might be able to do something about.


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Beyonce Covers 'Cleo' July 2011
Beyonce heats up the cover of Australian magazine Cleo's July issue.
The 29-year-old entertainer recently updated her Facebook page and teased fans with what they can expect from her upcoming album, 4.
"The album is definitely an evolution. It's bolder than the music on my previous albums because I'm bolder. The more mature I become and the more life experiences I have, the more I have to talk about. I really focused on songs being classics, songs that would last, songs that I could sing when I'm 40 and when I'm 60," she wrote.
In case you missed it, check out Bey's other July magazine covers for L'Uomo Vogue and W!
FYI: Beyonce will be performing on NBC's Macy's 4th of July Fireworks Spectacular hosted by Nick Lachey, set to air Monday, July 4, at 9/8 p.m. ET/CT.
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Nintendo has been very forthcoming with the most recent Nintendo Direct video, appeasing us with confirmations that first-party titles, like a new 3D Mario as well as a Zelda game, are in the works. And that's not to mention the great third-party titles we're waiting on. But between what's already been released and most of what's forthcoming, one title in particular stands out as not being part of longstanding series or a niche genre. The game, of course, is The Wonderful 101. Fans of every base are keeping an eye on this fresh intellectual property being developed by Platinum Games, the good folks in charge of Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance and the Wii U-exclusive Bayonetta 2.
The Wonderful 101 has a few familiar design and visual styles, but it also includes an overall feel different from the rest of the pack. It's a classic alien invasion plotline where you and your band of superheroes must repel the enemy forces and save the planet. Despite the intense action, the mood is far from somber. In classic cartoon style, the antagonist, a scaly gorilla-like creature in military uniform named Lambo, has brought some absolutely gargantuan robotic enemies to lay waste to the city.
The heroes who face him, sporting such names as Bonzai Man, Vending Machine Man, and Toilet Man, have an artistic style that immediately reminds me of the classic 2D action game, Viewtiful Joe, with a script that seems almost ripped from Mighty Morphin Power Rangers.
To tackle the oversized monstrosities, you'll need to recruit your own army. It appears as though there are a preset number of story-driven characters (around twenty, I'd say), but citizens can be recruited to beef up the superpower potency. The people you rescue will happily join your crew, then die mercilessly like Lemmings in combat. The ceiling of your team tally is one hundred, with you, the player, being number 101.
The playable area of the game is quite linear, as you're confined to zones by an overt red perimeter with the words "OPERATIONAL BORDER" highlighted across it. This will undoubtedly keep the action contained, leaving little room to retreat and assess the combat field; you're in the fray until the battle is finished.
To level the playing field against the enemy, your team can unite to form gigantic fists, swords, and guns to deal heavy damage. You can also repel attacks by forming into a gelatinous mass. All these special attacks, however, require battery power to perform, a finite source that must be replenished. It appears as though more battery cells can be unlocked as you progress, increasing your maximum supply.


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Janet Hackert, Regional Nutrition and Health Education Specialist, Harrison County, University of Missouri Extension
Wouldn't it be great if we could eat anything we wanted – chocolate cake, candy, a basket of deep-fried delights or some other favorites – and then take a pill (also known as a supplement) and be as healthy as can be? But in the real world, that is not how it works. A nutritional supplement is only meant to fill the gaps when eating foods does not meet nutritional requirements.
According to Webster's Dictionary, a supplement is "something added, especially to make up for a lack or deficiency." In nutritional terms, this only becomes necessary when a person is not able to eat enough food or the right foods to get the needed nutrients. For example, a young child may not need or want to eat enough food in general to get enough of one nutrient or another. Older adults lose the ability to absorb some nutrients well. Someone who is sick may not be able to digest or absorb certain nutrients and may need a supplement to make up the difference. Also, when people have trouble chewing, it is difficult to eat foods high in iron like meats, so to get enough iron is a struggle. A supplement may be appropriate in these types of situations. But generally a supplement is not meant to replace a healthy eating plan.
Supplements can help fill the gaps, but it is important to not overdo it. Supplement facts labels inform consumers as to what the supplement contains, including vitamins, minerals, essential oils, amino acids, extracts, botanicals and other ingredients. Although nutrients like vitamins and minerals are needed for healthy body functions, many have an upper limit and then they become toxic. Likewise, some ingredients that sound helpful or that are marketed as "herbal," "all natural" or "metabolism boosters," for example, may have unwanted side effects or adverse interactions with prescribed or over-the-counter medications. If some is good, more is not necessarily better. Read the labels to check on specific suggested dosages and warnings. And consult a medical professional for recommendations on use. Always inform your health care team (doctors, dentists, specialists) about any supplements you may be taking.
Whether it is in pill, fizz tablet, energy bar or drink form, a supplement should be used as just that, something to fill the gaps when adequate amounts of nutrients from food cannot be consumed. And although ingredients may seem innocuous, they could actually be harmful.
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The varied landscape of the Cariboo Chilcotin Coast, which ranges from larger cities to tiny towns and grassy ranchlands to lush coastlines, translates into diverse meals and off-the-beaten-track dining options.
Sample fresh seafood on the coast, taste traditional Aboriginal food or shimmy up to a communal table for a hearty dinner at a guest ranch. At family-owned diners, try home-cooked meals or, for a bite of history, visit Barkerville Historic Town for dishes recreated from the 1800s.
Seeking a fine dining experience? Look to larger cities (such as Williams Lake or Quesnel) or even a guest ranch in the wilderness, many of which have top chefs cooking everything from Italian to Thai.
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Nibble on fresh, hot bannock or slurp sxusem (a traditional Aboriginal "ice cream") at First Nations Pow Wows and rodeos, such as the Nemiah Valley Rodeo (southwest of Williams Lake) and the Quesnel Tillicum Society Pow Wow.
Guest ranches dot the grasslands, especially near Clinton in the South Cariboo. Dig into hearty home-style cooking and baking after a day of riding, fishing, hiking or exploring the outdoors.
Most guest ranches serve breakfasts and dinners family-style around large tables in a main lodge. Laugh and recount the day's activities with fellow guests or ranch wranglers. Lunch is typically packed "to-go" in order to maximize time spent playing outside.
Rich buffalo burgers are on the menu at a number of restaurants in the South Cariboo (100 Mile House, Watch Lake and Green Lake). Visit the buffalo ranch at 70 Mile House to pick up organic buffalo meat and see these animals roaming the grasslands.
Cattle grazing across ranchlands are a common sight while driving through the region. Order grass-fed "pasture-to-plate" beef from a local producer to create a home-cooked culinary masterpiece.
In late summer, keep watch for sweet corn on the cob from the Soda Creek and Marguerite areas (north of Williams Lake). Look for signs on Highway 97 that lead to "u-pick" sites, or inquire with local stores and restaurants for a taste of local corn.
The coast is drastically different from the dry grasslands of the interior, and dining options reflect the aquatic environment. Seasonally, order local, fresh seafood in coastal restaurants, such as those in Bella Coola.
Celebrate in Lillooet with the annual Apricot and Tsaqwen (Saskatoon berry) Festival (July). During the festival, local restaurants and farmers' markets feature baking and treats made from these fruits. The town also host Salmon In the Canyon, a family festival featuring a salmon feast.
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Three 1960 Fleer Casper Complete Sets (198 cards) Plus Display Box
Starting Bid - $300, Sold For - $1,293
Collection of three 1960 Fleer Casper complete sets (66 cards per set) plus display box. Very scarce and highly popular Fleer gum-card set features Casper "The Friendly Ghost" and, of course, his many friends. This collection of three complete sets was saved by a noncollecting family in Florida for more than forty-five years. The perfect distribution into sets is no doubt the result of some very enthusiastic collecting by a family member back in 1960 but our consignor has no recollection or additional information other than the cards were saved in the original Casper display box (top missing, otherwise Vg) that also accompanies. (Interesting note: The family originally had a remarkable seven complete sets but sold the other four sets at REA in 2009.) Casper is not a set that turns up with any frequency, let alone in groups of sets. This issue is noted for centering problems and miscuts (no borders). The sets grade 85% Ex-Mt or better, 15% Ex (includes a few cards slightly lesser), without reference to the normal number of off-center cards that are to be expected, otherwise with a sharp, pack-fresh appearance. Casper is one of the most colorful and amusing sets ever issued. Though hard to take seriously, it is also one of the rarest sets of the era. Few card sets are greeted with greater amusement by a wider audience than Casper. They are also far rarer than the Three Stooges cards, also issued by Fleer. This is a tremendous find of three (dare we say it?) very friendly high-grade sets. Total: 198 cards (three sets of 66) plus box. Reserve $300. Estimate $500/$1,000. SOLD FOR $1,293
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12 Accessories to Brighten the Office
Some of us work best in a tidy and organized space, while others thrive on clutter, an area covered in creative ideas, work spread out everywhere. Regardless of which you prefer, adding some bright cheerful office accessories that are as functional as they are fun can give your desk a jolt. Whether a bright chartreuse stapler gives your serene and clean desk a much needed dose of color, or if it just makes its easier to spot under your mound of paperwork, any office can benefit from a bit of whimsy.
1 Numberclips, $5.00 from MOMA Store
2 Cameron Snelgar Eco Friendly Staple-Free Stapler, $9.00 from MOMA Store
3 Schoolhouse Electric Clock, $275.00 from Schoolhouse Electric & Supply Co.
4 Cable Drop Clip, $10.00 from Aha Life
5 Caran d'Ache Ballpoint Pen, $20.00 from Ann Mashburn
6 Giant Foot Doorstep, $8.00 from Museum of Useful Things
7 El Shelves, $9.95 from CB2
8 Masayuki Kurokawa Gom Rubber Magnets, from Merchant No. 4
9 Sixties Lamp, Price Upon Request from Maximovich Design
10 Chris Hardy Stickit Tape Dispenser, $20.00 from MOMA Store
11 Leather Mouse Pad in Neon Yellow, $35.00 from Freshly Picked
12 Pop Dial Calendar, $67.00 from Present & Correct
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Weight is a major factor in the survival rate of breast cancer patients. Studies have shown that being even slightly overweight can increase the risk of recurrence. Every day we hear about why watching our weight is so important to our health and life expectancy but rarely do we relate that to a life-threatening disease.
Some research has been done to suggest that weight can actually affect the success of chemo and other cancer related treatments. It appears that breast cancer patients at a healthy weight fared better during treatments then their obese counterparts.
So weight effects people who already have cancer, but why worry if you don't? Is this fear limited to those people already diagnosed?
According to the Cancer Treatment Centers of America, "Many types of breast cancer require the hormones estrogen or progesterone for growth". This is because estrogen aids in the development of breast cell division and supports the growth of estrogen-responsive tumors.
So what does Estrogen have to do with weight?
Well, you may think that the number one estrogen source is the ovaries, but it is, in fact, fat tissue. The more fat deposits you have the more estrogen you will inevitably produce, increasing your risk of breast cancer.
Working out can boost your immune function, control your weight, and be an outlet for stress, all factors that have been proven to ward off many diseases threatening our lives every day. Yoga is especially great to add to the mix because it gives you that little bit of mental downtime that we all need.
Did you know?
Yoga is the number one exercise for cancer patients? Its relaxing atmosphere and core-strengthening positions are easy on a weak body and often have better results then cardio or weightlifting.
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RESOLVED, that the proper city officials are authorized to pay to Kathryn J. Makoutz the sum of $19,192.06 in full and final settlement of the claim which arose out of a break in a city watermain occurring near 229 North 54th Avenue East on March 11, 2007; payment to be made from the Self Insurance Fund 610-036-1652-5841.
STATEMENT OF PURPOSE: On March 11, 2007, a city watermain ruptured causing water to penetrate and damage the foundation wall and basement of property located at 229 North 54th Avenue East and owned by Kathryn J. Makoutz.
The city's liability is based upon the legal principle that it is under a duty to maintain its watermains in a reasonably safe condition. The city of Duluth has investigated this claim and verified the damages and expenses. The civil division of the city attorney's office analyzed the city's loss exposure. Settlement negotiations were conducted and an agreement has been reached in the amount of $19,192.06. The city attorney's office recommends this settlement.


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PERTH, Australia (AP) Emiliano Grillo moved closer to securing his European Tour card for 2013 - and his first professional title - by shooting a 5-under 67 for a four-stroke lead after the second round of the Perth International on Friday.
The 20-year-old rookie had two eagles and two birdies at Lake Karrinyup to finish at 11-under 133. Bo Van Pelt (67) and Jason Scrivener (69) were tied for second.
Jason Duffner shot a 67 and was tied for fourth five strokes off the lead with Max McCardle (70) and overnight leaders Alejandro Canizares (73) and Michael Hendry (73).
Paul Casey conceded three bogeys and a double bogey for a 75 to drift out of contention heading into the weekend, while 2011 Masters winner Charl Schwartzel followed a first-round 71 with a 76 to miss the cut by one stroke.
Grillo is 112th in The Race to Dubai with the top 115 after next month's Hong Kong Open retaining cards for next season.
He showed his intent by sinking a 40-foot birdie putt on the first hole, then chipped in from the bunker at the par-5 third for an eagle. His second eagle came on No. 9, where he fired a sand wedge from 100 yards to six feet past the pin, and spun the ball back into the hole.
``I think I hit it better yesterday than today, but a couple of eagles and a hole-out from the bunker helped a lot,'' the Argentine said. ``Just go shot by shot, that's the main goal. You cannot think about the third hole when you're playing the second hole. It's the hardest thing in golf probably, but it's the best thing to do.''
Van Pelt had five birdies, two bogeys and an eagle on the long seventh hole to stay in sight of the lead.
Much of the action in the American's round came late in the day when, after starting on the 10th hole, he hit a 4- iron to 25 feet on the par-5 seventh and sank the putt, then three-putted the short eighth before finishing with a simple birdie on the ninth after a good wedge approach.
``It was a solid day,'' Van Pelt said. ``I would say the biggest difference from today from yesterday, I think I played the par 5s 5 under. I think I only missed three greens, so I was driving the ball in play, and was able to take advantage of the par 5s.''
Schwartzel had five bogeys on the front nine and missed a 5-foot putt on the final hole to miss the weekend.
``It was a pretty much straightforward putt and it bounced out of line,'' Schwartzel said. ``Nothing I can do about it.
``I figured if I could have just made the cut, you can still win the tournament. ... I'm disappointed the way I've played, but I've had a great time.''


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The Platte County Sheriff's Office exists to ensure public safety throughout our community. We make it our pledge to reduce the incidents and severity of crime wherever it is found. We Also pledge to serve the citizens of Platte County in a professional and responsible manner and respect the rights and dignity of all individuals.
You'll never be forgotten.
Each of the speakers at the 2010 Nebraska Law
Enforcement Memorial Day Ceremony touched on that theme
either directly or indirectly during Monday morning
ceremonies held inside Grand Island's Fire Station 1.
The service was dedicated to Platte County Deputy
Christopher Johnson, who died in August 2009 while
responding to the scene of a traffic accident.
Denice Wagner, wife of Nebraska State Trooper
Mark Wagner, who died in the line of duty on March 4,
1999, talked about the support she and her family has
received from law enforcement agencies all across the
state of Nebraska.
She said that support takes the meaning of "you'll
never be forgotten to a whole other level." Wagner
said law enforcement personnel have been there for
family weddings, graduations and hospital visits since
her husband's death.
Wagner said grief becomes a little easier to
bear when it can be shared with others. She said her
daughters, who have since gone on to earn college
degrees in the medical field, have talked with law
enforcement officers, which has given them opportunities
to share memories about their father.
Nebraska Lt. Gov. Rick Sheehy talked about the Nebraska
Law Enforcement Memorial itself, located south of Fire
Station 1 and just to the west of the new Nebraska State
Fair. He noted the memorial, which was dedicated in
2009, will be seen by hundreds of thousands of people
each year.
He said the memorial has the names of 131 law
enforcement officers who have died in the line of duty
since 1866. Sheehy said there is no greater sacrifice
than to give one's life in the service of others. He
said the memorial serves not only as a monument to those
law enforcement personnel who have died in the line of
service, but to all the law enforcement personnel who
carry on that tradition of service as they do their
Sheehy said law enforcement officers, as well as first
responders in fire departments, ambulance crews and
others, have been asked to do more since the terrorist
attacks of Sept. 11, 2001.
He said the physical memorial and the annual
ceremony should also serve as a reminder of the
sacrifices made by family members of law enforcement
officers. Sheehy said those family members see their
loved ones go off to work each day and can never be sure
they will see them return.
Nebraska Secretary of State John Gale said last year's
dedication ceremony of the physical memorial was held on
a bright and shiny day when those who were present
"felt the hope of the future." Monday's dark
and rainy weather, which forced the ceremony indoors, is
a reminder of the sacrifice law enforcement officers
sometimes must make.
For law enforcement, Gale said, there are "days of
hope and days of sadness and loss."
Gale praised the new Nebraska Law Enforcement Memorial
for its "wonderful sense of permanence." He
said people who visit Nebraska's memorial will
"know it is sacred ground." Gale said in his
role as Nebraska Secretary of State, he has had the
opportunity to visit many state and national memorials
and monuments.
He said he particularly loves the Nebraska Law
Enforcement Memorial because it has the names of
individuals who have given their lives protecting the
citizens of Nebraska. Gale said he finds memorials with
names to be among the most meaningful to him.
Gale expressed his appreciation for the bagpipers who
played to open Monday's ceremony. He said the music
reminded him of the Normandy invasion when bagpipe
players performed music to give troops courage for the
invasion they were about to undertake, when they knew
many among them would die during the coming battle.
Gale talked about the his lifetime of respect for those
in law enforcement. As a child, he always waved at law
enforcement officers. As an adult, Gale said, he still
waves to law enforcement officers to express his respect
and appreciation.
Platte County Sheriff Jon Zavadil recounted Chris
Johnson's law enforcement career, including the various
law enforcement jobs he worked before joining the Platte
County Sheriff's Office. Johnson was the Platte County
Sheriff's Employee of the Year in 2006. Zavadil also
remembered the fallen officer as a person, noting
Johnson always seemed to have a smile on his face.
Just before he gave the final benediction, Lincoln
County/North Platte Chaplain Gary Smith quoted an
inscription from the National Law Enforcement Memorial.
He said the quote from survivor Vivian Eney Cross both
honors those who have died in the line of duty and
serves as a charge to those in law enforcement or
wanting to join the ranks of law enforcement.
Smith said the quote from Cross said, "It is not
how these officers died that made them heroes, it is how
they lived."
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