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Gomez, Rangers starting to clickby Dan Rosen / NHL.com
|Despite a slow start to the season, Scott Gomez (Video) has resorted to his usual steady self in time to earn some shifts in the All-Star game.
There was one problem.
When you sign a $50 million contract to play under the bright lights at Madison Square Garden, time is not your friend.
If you don't earn all those millions right away, you find yourself answering questions about your troubles. Your fans, the same ones who celebrated your arrival in July, right around the time they started planning the ticker-tape parade, begin to question if you're just another athlete who can't handle New York.
It's no fun, but the beautiful part is you still have plenty of, you guessed it, time, to make everyone believe again. A little more than halfway through his first season as a New York Ranger, it's now quite obvious Gomez has used his time wisely.
After registering only three points and a minus-2 rating through his first month as a Ranger, Gomez used November, December and 10 days in January to turn himself into an All-Star.
Gomez, who went to the All-Star Game in Toronto as a rookie in 2000, is headed to the show in Atlanta on Jan. 27 thanks to his consistent play as the Rangers' top forward. He currently leads the team with 42 points, including 32 assists, and now sports a plus-1 rating through 46 games.
"I think what Scott has is a terrific equilibrium as a player and a person. I don't think he lets things mount up inside to the point where they paralyze him or freeze him up from doing what he does best," Rangers coach Tom Renney said. "It was really only a matter of time before he found his legs and his game. He has certainly done that, and he has been a very, very consistent player for us. It seems that whomever he is with reaps the benefit of a good hockey player."
A mature one, too.
Gomez, who since entering the League in 1999 has been one of the happy-go-lucky guys in whatever room he enters, admits this All-Star selection is slightly bittersweet because while his play is up to snuff, his team's certainly hasn't been.
As the type of player who measures himself by how his team does – he learned that in New Jersey – Gomez is not happy because the Rangers in the middle of the pack in the Eastern Conference.
"It's definitely an honor (getting picked for the All-Star Game), but right now it's so far back in my mind," Gomez said. "I'm more worried about what is going on, about where we're at."
"We've got to pick it up. We can be a lot better. We have to start playing," he later added. "The coaches have done a tremendous job, and it's our turn to pay them back. We have a great staff, and we're cheating them. It starts with us."
Gomez hardly has been the problem. He's been sound at both ends of the ice, and even has found chemistry with Jaromir Jagr.
"He seems to be flying," said Rangers center Chris Drury, who is linked to Gomez because they both signed contracts on the same July afternoon. "I think everyone is thrilled for him. He's probably been our best player this year."
It certainly didn't start out that way.
Renney put Gomez and Jagr together after the Drury-Jagr combination failed. But Gomez and Jagr couldn't connect, either.
Gomez said he was "pressing the puck" to Jagr too much, "just making it too predictable," as he tried to cater to Jagr's patient style rather than play his own speed game.
"Jags got on me, too," Gomez said. "He said; 'You've got to play your game for this to work.' "
After separating them on Nov. 3, Renney put Gomez and No. 68 back together on Dec. 18, but this time a healthy Martin Straka was on the left wing. Straka missed time earlier in the season with a broken index finger.
|With 42 points through 47 games this season, Gomez is on pace for 73 points, which would be the second-highest point total of his eight-year career.
Gomez said Straka, a veteran who has played with Jagr for many years and knows his style and tendencies probably better than anyone in the League, made all the difference.
Jagr started skating, dishing and eventually scoring. Gomez got back to playing his fast, north-south game. Straka was, as usual, steady in digging pucks out of the corner and creating offense through his sound defense.
"Just what (Straka) did to our line, what he brought, the spark and leadership, I can't credit him enough. He just brought another element and that was the key," Gomez said. "You know hockey. All it takes is one little thing, and it was Marty that kind of turned it around."
Don't think it was easy, though.
Straka and, more specifically, Jagr spent the last two seasons in New York playing with Michael Nylander, a skit-skatting center who dazzles with his puck handling but still keeps his linemates guessing as to which way he'll go and why.
Gomez virtually is the exact opposite, a straight up and down player who doesn't freestyle, but instead drives the puck up ice with his incredible speed.
"Mikey played different than Gomer is playing, so it takes some time. Sometimes it takes a little more time," Straka told NHL.com. "(Gomez) is really fast. You have to try to get open because you know he is going to beat some guys."
Now all the Rangers have to do is beat some teams.
"We've got the team in here, there's no doubt about it," Gomez said. "It's right there. We're kind of teasing ourselves. We can be such a great team when we're all going together for 60 minutes. There are a lot of people right now laughing and having a good time seeing where we're at. We're going to turn this around."
As expected, Gomez will be the center of attention if they do.
He just needed a little time. Is that really a crime?
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Why Wests Tigers may pay out Robbie Farah's lucrative contract to force him out
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Why the NRL is looking for greater exposure instead of top dollar in TV rights strategy
Roy Masters Critics of the ARLC's broadcast dealings would have you believe chief executive Dave Smith has chosen the poorhouse over the countinghouse.
Vale Alan Clarkson, a gentleman of rugby league and journalism
Roy Masters Rugby league has lost the last of its gentleman reporters with the death of Alan Clarkson who covered sport for the Herald for 33 years.
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Games do not need AI that makes perfect moves, or is highly intelligent in terms of strategy. What games need are acts of stupidity. Human errors. Mistakes. Stupidity – as compared to intelligent play – that occurs only sometimes.
In NHL game series the AI is evolving, but it's also very predictable. The AI doesn't make occasional silly moves. There's no accidental mistakes.
What's great in online multiplayer games: human opponents. Even the most skilled players make mistakes, silly mistakes. That's what creates fun, memorable, unexpected moments. That's what AI should try to replicate.
When AI programming reaches the level of emerging stupidity, then we are onto something.


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Data analysis is performed in stages, moving from simple to more complex. The first two steps are preparatory (data cleaning and transformation) and to be completed in the first stage of analysis (cleaning and transforming are ongoing processes during analysis as well). Once the data is prepared, one-way analysis is used to begin to provide description at the individual or more aggregate (e.g. district levels) and to show associations between one INDEPENDENT variable and a DEPENDENT variable (outcome)of interest. For example, looking at the mean weight for age z-scores (malnutrition outcome) by illness categories, education categories, income groups, sex, ages, etc. One-way analysis is used any time only one independent variable is used either for description of the population or for analysis with any outcome variable. The primary uses of one-way analysis are listed below:
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Symptoms of grief could be diagnosed as depression, rather than as normal reactions, states an article on The Lancet.
In the past, the American Psychiatric Association has recommended the need to consider, and usually exclude, bereavement before diagnosis of a major depressive disorder - but in its forthcoming fifth edition of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, there is no such exclusion for bereavement.
Deep sadness, loss, sleeplessness, crying inability to concentrate, tiredness and a loss of appetite, which continue for more than two weeks after the death of a loved one, are all symptoms that could be diagnosed as depression, rather than as normal reactions to grief, writes The Lancet.
The medical journal states: "Medicalising grief, so that treatment is legitimised routinely with antidepressants, for example, is not only dangerously simplistic, but also flawed. The evidence base for treating recently bereaved people with standard antidepressant regimens is absent. In many people, grief may be a necessary response to bereavement that should not be suppressed or eliminated."
Is your partner unusually gloomy or sad? Do they put a negative spin on everything? Perhaps they have frequent angry outbursts - and these are aimed at you?
For some, depression manifests as a massive loss of energy. If your partner is too tired and lethargic to do anything for a long period of time, consider whether something more serious is going on.
You might notice your partner cuts down on their activities, and loses interest in things they used to enjoy. In general, there's a sense of withdrawal.
You could find that your partner becomes overwhelmed by tasks and so avoids doing them. Even simple things such as putting the dirty dishes in the sink, can seem like a vast, vague 'problem'.
Sometimes as a person becomes depressed, they develop 'coping mechanisms', such as drinking more alcohol, using drugs, excess shopping, gambling, eating to excess, using pornography, or working extremely long hours - all ways to avoid dealing with negative feelings.
Your partner's sex drive may well be affected by depression, either by removing it or increasing their desire
It's likely that your partner may also develop stronger feelings of anxiety. For example, he or she may get really agitated about where the neighbours park their car. Or begin to dread doing something wrong, or doing work that's not good enough.
First thing in the morning can be a really tough time for someone who's depressed, and it can take ages to get going. Many people say that as the day wears on they feel better.
You may start to feel you're treading on eggshells, as it becomes more easy to trigger a negative reaction. And if they are angry, they may hurl unfair accusations at you.
You may begin to feel, hurt, rejected, isolated and guilty within your relationship - and perhaps embarrassed by their behaviour when in public. Take these feelings seriously, as they are an indicator something is wrong.


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Harrison Softball Trips Martins Ferry
March 27, 2012 Harrison Central 7 Martins Ferry 1 CADIZ — As if tossing a no-hitter wasn't enough, Harrison Central's Katie Ellzy also was 4-for-4 with an RBI as she led the Huskies past Martins Ferry. more »»
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March 27, 2012 Harrison Central 6 Martins Ferry 4 CADIZ — Rasheen Mitchell singled twice and drove in two runs as Harrison Central topped Martins Ferry. Drew Horn added three singles for the Huskies. more »»
Boys' Basketball: Brooke 66, Martins Ferry 48
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February 15, 2012 MARTINS FERRY — The junior tandem of Tyler Strama and Cody Schau combined for 48 points in leading Martins Ferry past Bishop Donahue. more »»
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Boys' Basketball: Harrison Central Sinks to Ferry Again
February 8, 2012 CADIZ — Martins Ferry coach Jeff Sabatino is going to have nightmares about Harrison Central. Starring in those nightmares will be Huskie juniors Nick Pelegreen and Fletcher Watt. more »»
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JM Edges Ferry In Two OTs
January 29, 2012 GLEN DALE — Mark McCormick never lost faith in his team Saturday. That team never lost faith in its coach. more »»
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OVAC Wrestling Tourney: Parkersburg South Pulls Out to Slim Lead
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January 21, 2012 WHEELING — It's not easy to win four straight OVAC championships. It's only happened seven times, beginning with the legendary Bobby Douglas. more »»
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January 13, 2012 Buckeye Local 58 Martins Ferry 54 CONNORVILLE — Brooke Mains scored 19 points as Buckeye Local defeated Martins Ferry. Kayla Fillipovich added 19 points for the Panthers. more »»
Boys Basketball: Harrison Central 66 Martins Ferry 65
January 11, 2012 MARTINS FERRY — Cody Schau scored 30 points but it was not enough as Harrison Central edged Martins Ferry. Tyler Strama added 18 points for the Purple Riders. more »»
Purple Riders Get Past Huskies Girls
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Boys Basketball: Linsly 86, Martins Ferry 78
January 8, 2012 WHEELING — Anthony Wallace and Akil Blount scored 26 points apiece as Linsly beat Martins Ferry. Jibri Blount added 15 points for the Cadets. Tyler Strama scored 26 points for the Purple Riders. more »»
Boys Basketball: Martins Ferry 75 Bellaire 51
January 7, 2012 BELLAIRE — Cody Schau scored a game-high 24 points as Martins Ferry beat Bellaire. Tyler Strama and Jake Barritt had 17 and 15 points, respectively, for the Purple Riders. more »»
Kinney Again Leads Ferry Girls
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Allow me to state for the record that I have great sympathy for the dedicated professionals at the Congressional Budget Office. In Washington's partisan environment, they are everybody's fair-weather friend. When the CBO tells one tribe the precise thing they want to hear, there's no end to the hallelujahs about how a CBO confirmation is the equivalent of the Word of God. But when the CBO's estimates run afoul of the same tribe, the praise chorus abruptly stops, and is replaced by no end of angry rending and gnashing. Sometimes these shifts take place in a matter of days. It can be intensely frustrating to witness.
A less celebrated problem that the CBO faces on a daily basis is that sometimes, they have to explain their work to complete morons.
Sarabeth Guthberg at 1115.org related one such instance, today. See, Senator Mike Crapo (R-Idaho) got a wee bit confused over a matter of grade-school mathematics. So he asked the CBO to clarify: if provisions of the Affordable Care Act that the CBO projected to reduce the deficit by $455 billion (over ten years) were subsequently repealed, what would be the net impact on the deficit?
With the patience of saints, the CBO replied:
Finally, you asked what the net deficit impact would be if certain provisions of PPACA and the Reconciliation Act that were estimated to generate net savings were eliminated --- specifically, those which were originally estimated to generate a net reduction in mandatory outlays of $455 billion over the 2010-2019 period. The estimate of $455 billion mentioned in your letter represents the net effects of many provisions. Some of those provisions generated savings for Medicare, Medicaid, or the Children's Health Insurance Program, and some generated costs. If those provisions were repealed, CBO estimates that there would be an increase in deficits similar to its original estimate of $455 billion in net savings over that period.
And that's the incredibly true story of how the CBO had to explain to Mike Crapo that if x = x, then x = x.
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Man, I spent many hours of my pre-adolescent/adolescent years playing on this console (and credit must go to my Mother and Grandmother for putting their hard-earned money together and buying me one at Christmas — it certainly kept me off and the streets and out of mischief). Along with all the Marios, I was a keen fan of SFII Turbo, Donkey Kong Country and Killer Instinct, and pretty much ended up perfecting my skills on those games before I even bothered to get involved with women and/or beer.
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FeetUp headstand yoga stool
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If headstand is the king of asanas, then FeetUp is your throne. This innovative inversion aid enables you to hold a safe and stable headstand posture without any pressure on the neck and spine.
FeetUp gives beginners the confidence to raise their feet skywards and reap the benefits of sirsasana, whilst more experienced practitioners can challenge themselves and have fun with new versions of inversions beyond their previous practice.
Made from birch wood with a soft faux leather padding to support the shoulders. Easy to dismantle to take on your travels, or stack and store in your studio.
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Easy to assemble, great to use!
I bought the Feetup Headstand Yoga Stool for my partner as his yoga practice is superb with the exception of his headstands, which he is nervous to do. Since having this Christmas present, he has assembled it and used it all the time. He still needs a bit of help to give him confidence, but I don't think it will be long before he gets up there with no assistance at all, and with perfect precision! What a brilliant invention.
Must have yoga assistant
I really love it. I use it most days - it is great for sirsasana variations, setubandha, forward bends and more. I think it is a must have yoga assistant.
Alaric Newcombe, London
the world upside down!
normally i use props not very often for the practice. but: i really recommend this yoga prop. as a long time practitioner with neck problems, this gave me the fantastic opportunity to keep on doing headstand! and as a yoga teacher it helped many of my students to overcome the fear of being upside down in a safe and easy way. and often it opened the path do a free headstand after the strength and trust came to the body and mind. this is definitely a must have for every yoga student/teacher. om shanti from germany
Head down, feet up
I love the Feetup, I loose so much tension in my neck when I'm practicing with it. My children love it (not only as a toy) and a lot of my students appreciate not having any weight on their cervical spine. For some this is the only way to do the headstand, because it is absolutely safe. Thank you FEETUP!
Susann S
that thing is a revolution!!
I bought the Feetup stool the other day and I'm already addicted to it! ...what a fantastic product...
Martin S
New best friend
At first I was just intrigued by the idea of being able to practice headstand without any pressure on my cervical spine. It turns out that the FeetUp is so much more! My Feetup inversions have become an unmissable part of my morning practice. There is so much room for creativity and modifications. Depending on the challenges on a specific day, the options range from dynamic to restorative. It is a great way to gain new insights upside down :-)
Give it a go!
Personally I'm a headstand lover and I teach and practise it without props and wall. Knowing how long it takes until this is possible, I think Feetup is a great tool to introduce the joys and benefits of being upside down to anyone. Definitely worth a try and good fun also for more advanced practitioners.
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I had purchased the feetup product at the recent Yoga Show. I have found it to be of a high quality spec plus the assembly instructions clear and easy to follow.
Denise F
Turn your world upside-down!
The FeetUp is a very fun and safe way to turn the world-upside down and to experience a new perspective in the body. It allows people to enjoy all the benefits of an inversion without any pressure on the head or neck. It´s an amazing toy for yogis and AcroYogis of all ages to get comfortably used to be and move heart over head! I love it!
Almuth K
What i have learned is that it is essential to support the action of the back in headstand. So with the feetup I now use foam blocks to fill the space between my back and a wall, so that I am in effect close to the wall. Otherwise there is the likelihood of the shoulders slumping and the chest becoming hollow and collapsed.I am not sure the design is as good as using two chairs to support headstand because with the use of chairs to support the shoulders the student can be right against the wall and gain the support of the wall.However I am glad an attempt has been made to produce a prop..perhaps a prototype which needs further research...has been made to create a useful product.
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I used this in a teacher training session and it was a huge success. In fact, you may well get a few orders following on from the session! It allowed those with neck problems and those with short upperarms/long necks to practice safely so no weight was on their heads. It gave those who were new to headstand the courage to go upside down, feeling safe and secure. It is sturdily built and solid. I'd highly recommend it.Thank you, Yogamatters, for stocking this great product.
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Feetup Headstand yoga stool
I am so pleased with my purchase. It gives you all the benefits of a headstand without any pressure on your head, neck or spine. Perfect for the older yoga students who may have osteoporosis. My students love using it and I may have to buy more.
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I love using this product - it's portable and easy to store. The design provides stability and fantastic freedom for those delicate cervical joints. I can wait to take into class.
Not quite straightforward
I bought this out of curiousity and have used it every day to rediscover my headstand which had lapsed from my practice. It is not straightforward to get into headstand using it - but is easier than upsupported. I also found the video misleading as it shows it being used in the centre of the room and the instructions say to use it against a wall. I would be very anxious about overbalancing if not against the wall as cannot roll out of this. Overall though a good practice which I intend to use with my class.
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I deliberated on the feet up stool for ages but I am so glad I went for it. I know the benefits of headstands but have always felt very fearful of doing them. The feetup solved that within 3 days. It's exhilarating to be upside down, and the stool is priceless for that. I found the design sturdy and strong- with an emphasis on comfort. It's not a small bit of kit, but then it does have a big job. I look forward to developing my practice to doing the next stage up. Highly recommended.
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Hi, I bought feet up from yogamatters when they first started selling them. I'm 57 yrs old & have chronic neck injury from a car accident 4 years ago! I practice yoga daily and always wanted to perform headstand but wasn't able to until I bought feet up stool. Now I use feet up stool almost everyday! Thank you feet up! I think you need to promote it in gyms round the country & for yogis who have neck injuries like whiplash! The only negativity was that it lacked a video to show different asanas you can perform besides headstand! But I believe from yoga show I attended that a video is going to be released! Looking forward to that. Lastly I was impressed by the cover for the stool.
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We love it.. It is a great aid for the teenagers that I teach to he Mother get into headstand and feel confidence. I would like to know though... From someone medical I guess... Why we all feel such a bad head rush in this position compared to normal headstand ... No one can stay up there for longer than 20 seconds ... Would love an explantation... Thanks
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Very easy to put together, photographic images to demonstrate poses that can be achieved. A great was to be upside down without pressure on neck and it you have not yet managed to achieve hand or forearm stand within your practise.
great bit of kit!
I received this as a gift, and it has been of great benefit to me as I suffer with neck/shoulder problems. It's very comfortable even after 5+ minutes in position, and I don't get any crunchiness in my neck afterwards. Bliss!
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Absolutely brilliant transformed my yoga practice as I have had a problem with my neck and have not been able to do headstands .Now getting back to including in my practice and I do them more often.
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It is a beautiful piece of yoga art. With my neck problems I could finally go back to my upside-down exercises and I enjoy every moment of it. Thank you to the guys who have developed and made it to live.
Easy to use, very stable. Using daily! Especially when stronger inversions feel too much of an effort. For those complaining about wall being too far - bend your knees! Bend your knees to 90 degrees, place feet flat on wall, and you will get your torso straight without backbending. Once you have built up strong and stable enough muscles you can use it without wall too.
Great yoga kit for yoga teachers and students
I purchased this following a student recommendation. It is easy to assemble and looks great too. Very easy to use, suitable for kids, mine are 8 and 10 and heavy grown men! Very comfortable inversions. A must. Lovely user guide too. Well worh the money.
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really good little tool for helping those afraid of headstand to get some of the benefits - kids love it especially!
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Love my new purchase. Makes head stands so much easier and can be used for so many other asanas.
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I've only had this a short time, having mulled over for years whether to buy one. The instructions for putting it together are so easy even I managed it. Essentially still learning how to get the best out of it but really enjoying renewing my headstand practice, which I thought I'd lost for ever due to advancing age. Looking forward to working more with it, as in the excellent video online instructions.
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Karate Episode 2 -Martial Arts Competition-
A rare article in early 20th century was found !
"King -Martial Arts Competition-"
[Publishing: Dai Nippon Yuben KODANSYA, September 1925]
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In November 1922, there was a Martial Arts Competition in Kyoto, Japan. People got interested and excited about it.
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[George VS Choki Motobu]
George, from Russia is huge and seems strong, on the other hand, Choki Motobu is not big, middle age and seems not strong enough to fight against the Russian.The audience was disappointed in Motobu because Motobu doesn't seem strong at all.
George stood on fighting swiftly. He moves and watches for a chance to paunch his opponent but Motobu won't move an inch. Motobu raises his right hand near his right cheek and stops moving. This strange style was new to everybody and one of the other entrants realized that this style came from Okinawa and was called karate.
Everyone in the audience cheers George but when he is knocked down by Motobu, they were terrified of the middle aged man because his form was unfamiliar and it seemed like he slapped the Russian guy several times and beat him.
The audience was amazed by his performance and couldn't say anything to him.
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After the match, one fighter who realized that Motobu was a Karate player talked to him.He asked about Motobu's Karate and saw the middle aged man's fist.It was like stone! Well trained!Other fighters came to see his fist and were surprised by it.This is not a surprising thing if you know how hard Karate players train themselves every day.They use stone to train their hands so this Karate-ka's hands become a human weapon.
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We parked here most of 2004 and all of 2005 and have friends there now (2008). It's a small park, with several mobile homes and some 'permanent' RVs. It's not an over night place. Rate is $325 plus metered electricity for the first 6 months. Nice yards, cement patios. Located next to a large mobile home retirement community in a pretty quiet area. - Working Full timer
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Manager gave us a shady spot which helped keep our RV cooler during a very hot August in Florida. A Walmart Supercenter right behind (in walking distance) came in handy to finish off stocking up our trailer before a 2 week trip. We liked this campground a lot. Would definitely stay again if in the area. - sandybeachcomber
Dec 2014 - $35.00
We stayed for two weeks while visiting friends in the area. Sites were level and gravel. All services worked well and cable TV and wifi was included. While the pool was not large and there was only one activity building the residents were friendly and helpful even though we were only there for a short stay. We had no problem getting a site in late November/December they were heavily booked for the first three months in 2015. We celebrated Thanksgiving while there, the park provided turkey and ham while the attendees supplied the sides. It was an excellent meal and a very enjoyable thanksgiving. - Billb1
Oct 2014 - $0.00
Nice little park, but certain portions were nicer than others. There were too many perms and run-down fifth-wheels and tags or my liking. - w3sjkb3aam
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This an older park that is well maintained. Site were a bit close, we were unable to put our awning out, but we were in the overnight sites and the other sites look larger. Be careful some of the turns are tight put if you watch what you're doing not a problem. Power was good, water was 42psi, Wi-Fi was good. No cable but we got 88 air channels. The real positive thing is the owner goes out of his way to give you a warm friendly welcome. I marked this campground up one just because of him. - Traveler II
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This is definitely a retirement park and the vast majority of the permanent units are old and in need of upkeep. There are a few overnight sites and all of these are tight, really tight for a rig over 30 feet long to get in and out of. Hook ups were typical and the price per night included cable TV. The best thing I can say about this park is that it is quiet. We paid for 10 nights and ended up staying only 5 nights. - the Fishers
Mar 2015 - $16.00
We stayed for 4 months at the monthly rate of $475 plus electric. WiFi was limited as we were in the rear of the park but not a major problem as we opted for the extended TV and WiFi thru the local provider. While the sites are somewhat narrow and some of the paved streets are not the widest this is more than offset by management and the people that reside in the park.
We have stayed in different parks and in different cities within FL and this is by far the friendliest park we have had the pleasure of staying at. The manager, is the greatest. Plenty of planned activities to keep everyone busy or lounge around the pool...your choice.
Made a lot of friends that we now stay in contact with. Can't wait to go bad next winter. - BlueBoy
Jan 2015 - $25.00
Older Florida park that is about 90% park models and mobile homes. Very few sites for short term or seasonal RV. Sites are very close together. Roads are very narrow, tight turns, very low wires. Not much room to walk pets. Had problems with management in regards to site assignment and price quoted. Would not stay here again. - travelswithpuppies
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Of all the questions I answered above they do offer, but it is not big rig friendly The way they advertised it sounded so great and it looks like a dump with many pernament people here. We are on a corner lot and very close to the road and people come very close to our RV and car. We had to ask one of the host to move their golfcart so we could put our slides out. I would never stay here again. - vella
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Small, family-run park. Very friendly, helpful people. Moderate traffic noise if you are parked right along the street. Lovely lake shore waterfront lots at the rear of the park but they are not very long. Streets inside the park are very tight. They have a laundry, did not use. They have 2 50-amp sites along the street. Wi-Fi worked well, only somewhat slow in the early evening, like everywhere. The published rate was the Passport rate for 50 amp service. There was cable installed at our 50-amp site, but it did not work. Water pressure was very low, especially in the morning and early evening. Because of the traffic noise and the very low water pressure, we would not stay here again. - SusanRon
Feb 2013 - $17.00
We knew nothing about this park before coming here, except it was cheap (rate quoted is Passport). We were pleasantly surprised upon arrival, given a choice between a full hook-up site or a lovely waterfront w/e site. We chose the site on the lake where we could watch the birds and the sunset. They helped us into the site (some spaces looked small, but ours was fine). One evening, they had live music in the lakeside porch, place felt like a friendly neighborhood. Some would complain about tight turns to get in but for the money, we thought this place was great. We stayed for five nights and would definitely return. - joenan
Dec 2012 - $18.00
This is a small, older park that is in the re-hab process. Owner/s always available and willing to solve any problems. About half are older permanent trailers. Convenient to shopping and Lego Land, but it is on a busy road with lots of traffic sounds and sirens many times a day. Water pressure is poor. Price based on a 32-night stay. - pandcallen


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My foot hits the gas pedal as I back out of the driveway. I have no clear destination, God is telling me to drive, but not to a bus station because going to the bus station was my original plan; escape New Hampshire and go to Boston. It occurs to me that going to Boston is no longer an escape but a place in which I am able to roam free, no questions asked. The last time I went to Boston with a clear purpose, it was cold and rainy, I drowned myself with ice cream and learned that I am broken.
It's hard to admit that I am broken.
As I drive back roads to Henniker instead of highways to Concord, I know I need some green paper, so I stop at TD and then reroute the tires back to The Pancake House, a small Breakfast Place that I always need to visit once when I am home. I am lonely, but I am filled by the warmth wooden structures hold. The smell of coffee and syrup fill my nose as I take a seat. I order a coffee and look at the menu even though I already know what I want. It is familiar but not the same.
It' hard to admit that I am not the same.
Once out of the pancake house, I make my way to the highway and consider driving further south for the day. I remember I don't know my way off the top of my head and scratch the idea. I turn right toward Concord instead. I drive, I worship. I think about taking 89 to Burlington, Vermont. I pass the exit to go in that direction. Concord awaits me. I know what I need, I know what I want, and I am singing that His love never fails in the midst of thinking about sins and how even I sin, too.
It's hard to admit that I am a sinner.
Cars that rush pass me by on the highway. I pass two police cars that have caught individuals due to speeding. The trees and hills remain stagnant as I keep moving. It pains me sometimes that trees don't get the gift of Free Roam like I do, but I wonder if it's better being rooted in one place, not able to move. I've heard that trees get sickness. I wonder if it's because they get stuck, too. I wonder how they can possibly keep their strength and dignity when they have all been given a lifetime of stillness.
Sometimes I yearn to be as strong as a tree.
I finally make it to Concord. I roam Target for a while, picking up what might help me schedule things better during the year ahead; calendars, sticky notes, pens. I think about how no amount of scheduling will help me feel more prepared. I think about how fast time moves, how so much changes in even the course of a day. I think about how today might be all I have. I have no guarantee of tomorrow. I think about events from this summer. How maybe it was only to help me prepare for what adventure lies next.
Sometimes I wish I knew what was next.
I know that in less than a week I will move back to school. I know that in two weeks, I will see a plethora of faces both old and new coming back to campus. I know that I will go to classes. I know that I will run and I know that I will write and read and be in a play and maybe some choirs. I know I will join a bible study. I know I will be bombarded with questions of "what's next?" (my nightmare). I don't know what happens after a single day. All I know is this moment and that everything will work itself out.
Sometimes all it takes is a little faith.
I eventually make it home after spending an hour and a half in Books a Million. I have purchased two new books even though I haven't finished the one I am currently reading. It's okay. As I drive home I think about writing. I think about taking a social media and technology break. I think about letters. I think about Honduras, Florida, Maine. I think about cars and trains and planes and walking and running. How I have a heart that pumps blood and keeps me alive. How my heart is rooted here for the moment but could be rooted somewhere completely different the next. My heart is aching for much right now.
I will always understand the ache of my Heart.
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The other day I've learnt a cool trick in Verilog. When you need to do something repeatedly. You could use a shift register to count the number of incrementation. Just shifting a 1 from LSB to MSB, and when it reach the MSB you're done.
In C it would be something like this:
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I know it has limited use because of the bit width, but it isn't involving any addition so it is fast. So my question: Is there any use of this? Is it worth it to use in C or any other high-level language?
Maybe in embedded systems where resources are limited.


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The New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Foundation presents the legendary Cuban jazz pianist Chucho Valdés and his band in a Jazz Journey Concert at the Joy Theater on Monday, Nov. 19, 2012.
Valdés, a multiple-Grammy winner, co-founded the legendary group Irakere (which also included Arturo Sandoval and Paquito d'Rivera).
Opening for Valdés will be Alexey Marti, a young Cuban percussionist studying at the University of New Orleans. He'll lead a Latin jazz ensemble and also do a special duet performance with the young Cuban jazz pianist Aldo Lopez-Gavilan.
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If you are referring to the mortgage that you both shared. They can come after you for the remainder if he has declared bankruptcy.
If you foreclosed on a piece of property that had a second mortgage on it. Then you assume the mortgage when you foreclose, and are liable to the mortgagor for that debt. If your partner that assumed the mortgage along with you defaults on his share. Then you are left holding the bag. The only way around something like this would be through incorporation laws where each partner is liable only for his own share of the debt. In this way if one person in the corporation goes belly up the rest of the group only has to pay their fair share.
I'm sorry but it looks like its is either pay the debt, or go to court and contest it.
As for them taking other properties you own to satisfy the debt. The only thing they can take is the property that was mortgaged.
If the property value will not satisfy the debt then they would have to take you to civil claims court. They would then have to prove that it was by your doing that the property was devalued beyond the amount of the debt.
In any case I highly recommend you get an attorney to help you in this matter. I'm sure that there are some fancy strings that can be pulled, and papers that can be filed on your behalf that will protect you, and your investments.
My appologies I was under the impression that you were the person that forclosed on the property.
As for the letters you are receiving are they from the people that actually forclosed on the property or from another agency?
These people are given the debt to collect in the hopes that you will pay it off. If the debt is no longer on your credit report I would not put much stock in the threats they make. They are full of nothing but hot air. If they harrasss you in any way you can report them to the loan commission, as well as many other official reporting agencies. They must abide by certain guide lines when trying to collect debts of this nature.
They are just fishing for people that actually fall for the claims they make. Legally they cant touch you, or your assetts.
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Brompton is in the process of improving it's relationship to it's dealers over here. This is due simply for the "....American dealers who loved our brand and our products yet ultimately could not bring themselves to stock them because they felt cast adrift without in-country support, even though we actually place very few demands on dealers in the sense that we only ask they stock two bikes, plus a demo model....."-Bicycle Retailer
IMO I think it will reflect back on better service-for dealers & both past and present customers. Perhaps better pricing, selection, and more locations offering Bromptons nearer to more people (one can only hope!) if we are lucky when this is up and running. I have never brought out my own Brompton without someone who notices it and really is interested in buying one for him/herself. What puts them off is the presently available dealers being so far away from them to try one out and service them later. I see a huge improvement for this problem-if this guy is really for improving communication between Brompton, North American Dealers, and the Customer and not to just line his pockets.


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CANDIDA infections of the neonate occur relatively commonly. Most of these infections are contracted during passage through the vagina and become manifest during the first weeks of life. It is rare, however, for candidiasis to be diagnosed at birth and therefore to have developed in utero. Several cases of fatal disseminated congenital candidiasis have been reported.1-4 Only three cases of congenital cutaneous candidiasis have been reported.5-7
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That's the lofty position the Coyotes assumed Tuesday night as they won their seventh consecutive game and jumped into the lead in the Pacific Division and second in the Western Conference, one point behind Detroit.
In winning 5-0 against Edmonton at Jobing.com Arena in front of 9,354, the Coyotes did what contending teams need to do - get a lead and not let up.
The Coyotes (11-5-5), two games away from tying the franchise record for consecutive wins, are 7-0-2 in their past nine.
"It was another game where we had a couple lines step up and play very well for us and contribute," coach Dave Tippett said. "But it was a game, we needed to come back off the (three-game) trip and play well.
"Sometimes there's the perception that these are trap games . . . This was a game, with three days off now, this was a must win for us. I like the way we pushed the game along. We did what we had to do to win . . . This was a game I was worried about, to tell you the truth."
Goaltender llya Bryzgalov (10-2-5) recorded his first shutout of the season, making 23 saves, and Martin Hanzal and Lee Stempniak scored two goals apiece.
Bryzgalov credited a strong team effort in helping him earn the shutout.
"We played well defensively, we didn't give up many scoring chances," he said. "We played strong in the defensive zone and offensive zone and neutral zone, everything.
"It's very important in this league when you got the lead. It's much easier to play."
That lead was provided by Hanzal, who scored with 48 seconds into the game after a tape-to-tape pass from Ray Whitney. Wojtek Wolski gave the Coyotes a 2-0 lead in the second period when he faked out three defenders and slapped the puck past goaltender Devan Dubnyk. Stempniak won a tough battle for the puck to set up the goal.
Stempniak's sixth goal of the year, on a power play early in the second period, gave the Coyotes a 3-0 edge.
On a gritty play, he controlled a loose puck and wound his way toward the goal. He got the rebound on his own missed shot, then jabbed it past Dubynk.
Hanzal and Stempniak also added third-period goals.
"We did great in the second period, scoring a few more and putting them away," Stempniak said. "It's not a team you want to let hang around. They've got good skill and can burn you at times."
Seven wins in a row adds more layers of confidence, and Hanzal was asked when a team is on this kind of a streak if it feels it can't lose.
Chuckling, he said, "I never feel I can lose. I think we've had a good roll right now, just got to keep rolling, every day got to work hard. It's going to come."
Defensemen Ed Jovanovski (flu) and Adrian Aucoin (lower-body injury) missed Tuesday's game. Both are day to day. Forward Petr Prucha was a healthy scratch.
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Get used to it. Ray Whitney's wizard-like work on the ice is going to be a common occurrence. And It took only 48 seconds for Ray Whitney to show the crowd what has made him a premier player the past several years. He appeared to have a good opportunity for a shot on goal, freezing the goaltender for a split second, then shuffled a perfect pass to Martin Hanzal, who scored easily.
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The Teaching w/ Technology session next week is a hands-on video session. Please join us at 11:00am next Tuesday in room L01 of the Bass Library to work with some of the programs mentioned above. We will have staff there … Continue reading
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Presenters: Matt Wilcox & Charlie Greenberg February 24th, 11:00am-12:00pm Virtual CLassrooms and Synchronous Learning: Charlie Greenberg: "As an online lecturer for San Jose State University's School of Library and Information Science the past two fall semesters, I am given unlimited … Continue reading
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