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Works pretty well!! The screen sensitivity of the Omnia is still so-so, I have to use my fingernail, not fingertip, to get really accurate results from it. It's nice to see new stuff working on our Omnias!
does this include the landscape fix as indicated in the original i900 thread?
I noticed your post was before someone indicated the landscape was broken. I think it was fixed and was hoping you could update your link to also include the landscape fix for i910. let us know, thanks!
the link is the same! LOL
not sure i understand what you are saying. My link is the same as what?
I'm saying the ops post in the other thread linked to this thread all of which was created before someone else mentioned that the original thread was broken in landscape. after that point, they fixed the i900 landscape and so i was wondering if this one had been fixed.
or are you saying the link in here is the same link as the original and therefore the file is the same...actually i think that is what you are saying now that i think about it
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Pardon my noobness.. Finally got a rom I love (Rob Storm's v11) , so I installed the cab above..
I cant get it to turn on.. I went into personal - Input - Changed it to Swype.. hit ok.. test.. nothing..
go back in, still set to samsung keyboard.
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I'm sure you did a soft reset... using Storm's 23511 but v11 should be fine...
I had the same issue if i rember when the keyboard come up another option menu came up and I once again clicked on SWYPE been great since then.
My Bad.. its the 23511.
1st thing I tried was the soft reset with no luck...
Here was the trick for me:
I ended up running through the tutorial.. which then set the keyboard to Swype. Once the tutorial was over, Swype was enabled.. weird. but hey.. it works and I love it.
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During Lyric's 2012-13 season, 98.7WFMT is featuring members of the Ryan Opera Center, Lyric's professional artist-development program, in a monthly broadcast. Each program in The Ryan Opera Center Recital Series comprises a range of musical styles and composers, unified by a central theme.
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Voices of Women In celebration of Women's History Month, this program will feature sopranos Emily Birsan and Tracy Cantin, mezzo-sopranos J'nai Bridges and Cecelia Hall, and ROC alumnaSusanna Phillips(soprano) singing arias about the lives of women. The program will span centuries and include selections from Mozart, Robert Schumann, Debussy, Richard Danielpour, and more.
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SEOUL The US should announce a timetable for withdrawal from Iraq, said His Highness Shaikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice-President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai.
Shaikh Mohammed, who was replying to a question during a Press conference in the South Korean capital yesterday, added: The UAE would like Iraq to be united and stable. We hope that America will leave Iraq (in accodance with) a set timetable and and that Iraq will be united.
He was talking to journalists on a wide range of topics on the eve of his departure from Seoul yesterday, after a highly successful two-day state visit.Answering another question on the emerging Middle East scenario, Shaikh Mohammed said: The UAE would naturally be concerned if Iran decided to go ahead and produce an atomic bomb. But what Teheran is saying is that its nuclear programme is not weapon-oriented. Instead, the nuclear energy it is designed to produce is purely for peaceful purposes.
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I refuse to connect this story to any sort of science, since science is the last thing that the space station is useful for. Well, unless by science, you mean middle school science fair projects, in which case there are a few options.
I know April is still quite far off, but just look at it:
``NASA and the Russian Space Agency were stunned to learn last week that the astronauts had begun digging into the 45-day food reserve -- which exists to protect against a delayed supply shipment -- in mid-November.''
Do they seriously mean that:
1. The astronauts weren't supplied with enough food
2. The situation was so bad they had to dig into the reserves
3. They didn't tell Earth about this?
If this is how seriously the people involved take their mission, I say we cut the funding right here, right now.
I've never been able to see space flight as anything but a waste of time, energy and money, but I've been okay with it; other people have lives and opinions too. But time and time again it turns out they don't do it properly. Exploding rockets and space shuttles, confusing metric and imperial units, failed Mars missions, and now this.
Looks like they have one Mr. H Simpson aboard!
Mmmmm space doughnuts... Woohoo! I've lost 95lbs!
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Sandia National Laboratories has received four regional awards from the Federal Laboratory Consortium (FLC) for its work to develop and commercialize innovative technologies.
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DOE Under Secretary for Nuclear Security and NNSA Administrator Frank G. Klotz will deliver keynote remarks this week at the U.S. Strategic Command (STRATCOM) Deterrence Symposium. The Symposium, held in Omaha, Neb., from August 13 – 14, gathers members from the defense, policy, and academic communities to discuss approaches to deterrence in the 21st century. General Klotz will discuss NNSA's role in maintaining a safe, secure, and effective nuclear deterrent; countering nuclear proliferation and nuclear terrorism around the world; and efforts to develop a more agile infrastructure and maintain a strong science base to meet future mission needs and challenges.
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Augusta Technical College recently announced a formal Agreement of Understanding with Georgia Power and Savannah River Site management and operating contractor Savannah River Nuclear Solutions (SRNS) in support of the College's Nuclear Engineering Technology Program. The agreement recognizes SRNS as an industry partner, which means the contractor will collaborate on developing curriculum, support outreach efforts to students and participate on advisory councils.
More than 75 students have graduated since the program began admitting students in the Fall of 2010, and most are currently working at Georgia Power's Plant Vogtle or at the Savannah River Site.
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Los Alamos National Laboratory scientist Jaqueline L. Kiplinger has been selected as the 2015 recipient of the F. Albert Cotton Award in Synthetic Inorganic Chemistry, sponsored by the F. Albert Cotton Endowment Fund.
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Rebecca Chamberlin and Donivan Porterfield, both of Los Alamos National Laboratory's (LANL) Actinide Analytical Chemistry group, have been selected as 2014 Fellows of the American Chemical Society (ACS).
A specialist in inorganic chemistry and radiochemistry, Chamberlin is currently the co-principal investigator for the development of novel microreactor-based systems for plutonium process chemistry and one-step extraction and separation of rare earths at LANL. She is also managing the startup of newly-constructed nuclear material analysis laboratories in the Radiological Laboratory Utility and Office Building.
Porterfield is a radiochemist engaged in research and development and analytical services supporting stockpile stewardship and nuclear forensics and nonproliferation. His work includes plutonium heat source fabrication for deep space exploration and national security applications, nuclear material safeguards, radiobioassay, environmental monitoring and more.
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Madelyn Creedon was sworn in today by Secretary of Energy Ernest Moniz as the Department of Energy's (DOE) Principal Deputy Administrator for the National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA).
As NNSA's Principal Deputy Administrator, Ms. Creedon will support NNSA Administrator Frank Klotz in the management and operation of the NNSA, as well as policy matters across the DOE and NNSA enterprise in support of President Obama's nuclear security agenda.
Ms. Creedon most recently served as the Assistant Secretary of Defense for Global Strategic Affairs at the Department of Defense (DoD), overseeing policy development and execution in the areas of countering Weapons of Mass Destruction, U.S. nuclear forces and missile defense, and DoD cybersecurity and space issues. She was confirmed to serve in this position by the Senate in August 2011.
For further background, the NNSA press release on her confirmation can be found here.
John Edwards, associate program director for inertial confinement fusion and high energy density science and the ICF program leader at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, has received the Leadership Award from Fusion Power Associates Board of Directors.
Edwards was recognized for several scientific contributions to inertial confinement fusion and high energy density plasma physics, as well as for his guidance in research efforts. Of particular note was his leadership "of the scientific program on the National Ignition Facility (NIF) for both high energy density physics and for the eventual achievement of ignition leading toward a commercial fusion power source."
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NNSA recently participated in the inaugural Nationwide RadResponder Drill conducted by the Conference of Radiation Control Program Directors. The drill involved more than 200 participants from 38 states, including NNSA's Consequence Management Home Team and Radiological Assistance Program responders from six of the nine DOE regions. More than 21,000 environmental radiation measurements were collected and validated during this one-day drill .
The RadResponder Network is a mobile, cloud-based radiation data collection system that provides federal and state, local, tribal, and territorial response teams and leadership with a standardized service for managing, organizing, analyzing, and mapping radiation data. The Network is built on the experiences and lessons learned from the Fukushima Daiichi reactor emergency that revealed the need for a coordinated effort across all levels of government when responding to a catastrophic incident. This capability uses data management technology initially developed by NNSA and subsequently extended to state and local responders by FEMA. One of the goals of the drill was to help fully and quickly engage the state and local trained radiation specialists. The ability to collect more timely information for incident commanders is essential to not only save lives and stabilize a radiological event, but also to make better use of support resources.
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Douglas Dearolph, acting NNSA Associate Administrator and Chief for Defense Nuclear Security, presented Nevada Field Office employee Susan Christian-Payne with the Bradley A. Peterson Professional of the Year award yesterday.
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APM's Corporate Project Management program is providing the training, processes, tools, and technology to develop and sustain a Federal workforce capable of managing design and construction contracts for capital asset projects. The tools and trainings include, but are not limited to, the use of project management handbooks, Standard Operating Practices, firm-fixed price contracts, support service contracts, strategic Federal alliances, and an interactive web-based tool for implementing, managing, monitoring, and approving project configuration processes throughout project lifecycle.
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Over the past three years, NNSA has delivered its $725M project portfolio approximately $50M - or seven percent - under its original budget. NNSA is saving taxpayer dollars, allowing scarce resources to be reinvested back into mission. GAO and Congress have both recognized NNSA's improvements. In February 2013, GAO removed all NNSA projects costing under $750M from the High Risk List.


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Horizon: The one app everyone who takes portrait, sideways, and crooked videos needs to straighten them out!
Let the App Store do the punching for you!
This is feature that should be added to the iPhone. Great app!
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It reduces the resolution considerably to achieve its goal. For example, instead of 1920x1080, you get 1080x608, so it's not ideal. It's more like punishment for not doing it right :)
Can horizon take a video already shot in portrait from the default camera and "fix" it?
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I just load those into iMovie or Final Cut Pro X and rotate them.
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Synchronized skating, a large and fast-growing discipline, consists of 8-20 athletes skating on ice at one time moving as one flowing unit at high speeds. This discipline of figure skating was originally called precision skating in North America because of the emphasis on maintaining precise formations and timing of the group.
A synchronized routine may consist of straight line sequences, wheels, circle step sequences, or also moves in isolation. Moves in isolation are when one or more skaters separates from the rest of the group and performs freestyle type moves. This may mean three skaters separating and doing for example, a sit spin, while the rest of the group do something such as a circle step sequence. The three skaters will then join the group again and carry on the routine. Junior and Senior programs also include moves in the fields where the whole team does moves such as spirals, spread eagles or ina bauers connected.
In the United States and Canada, there are several other recognized age and skill levels which are Beginner, Pre-Juvenile, Preliminary, Open Juvenile, Open Junior, Open Collegiate, and Open Adult in the non-qualifying devisions, or the devisions that cannot go to nationals, and Juvenile, Intermediate, Novice, Junior, Senior, Collegiate, Adult, and Masters in the qualifying levels. These are the divisions for USFS, or United States Figure Skating.
ISI (Ice Skating Institute) is another division that focuses on a more recreational form of competition. Teams can compete in the Tot, Youth, Jr. Youth, Teen, or Adult divisions as either synchro or formation teams, formation being the easier of the two since skaters are not allowed to pick up their feet while going backwards.
While most skaters participating in "synchro" are female, the rules allow mixed-gender teams.
During the 1970's, the interest for this new sport spawned tremendous growth and development. As each season passed, more and more teams were developing more creative and innovative routines incorporating stronger basic skating skills, new maneuvers and more sophisticated transitions with greater speed, style and agility. Due to the enormous interest in the sport in North America, the first official international competition was held between Canadian and American teams in Michigan in March 1976. With the internationalization of the sport, it has evolved rapidly, with increasing emphasis on speed and skating skills, and "highlight" elements such as jumps, spins, and lifts that originally were not permitted in competition.
Although not currently an Olympic sport, fans and participants of this fast-growing discipline have begun to strive for recognition by the rest of the skating and athletic world. In 2007 synchronized skating took one step closer to Olympic contention when it was selected to be part of the Universiade or World University Games as a demonstration sport. Countries from around the world competed in Torino, Italy with Sweden, Finland, and Russia coming out on top. Synchronized skating has been covered by Skating magazine since the sport's inception, is a varsity sport at several colleges such as Miami University (and many more are developing club-level collegiate teams without varsity status), and has already been reviewed for Olympic eligibility. Miami University has been a trailblazer in collegiate synchronized skating, fielding the first completely funded varsity synchronized skating program in the United States, as well as their coach Vicki Korn working towards gaining "synchro" NCAA status in the United States.
Synchronized skating competitions, like those in other disciplines of figure skating, are now judged using the ISU Judging System that was introduced in 2004. Each element is assigned a difficulty level, and that level of difficulty corresponds to a base value. Judges assign a grade of execution from -3 to +3, with 0 being the base value. Each grade of execution, or GOE, corresponds to a point value. For each element, the highest and lowest point values are dropped, and the rest are averaged. The sum of all the scores of the elements comprises the Technical Elements score.
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If it were up to Burt Rutan, the aerospace engineer known for building a suborbital rocket plane that won the Ansari X Prize, NASA wouldn't be developing a spacecraft to put another man on the moon by 2020. That government mission has already been accomplished, and a repeat performance is "silly," Rutan said during a panel held at California Institute of Technology, CalTech, which runs NASA's Jet Propulsion Lab.
"Taxpayer-funded NASA should only fund research and not development," Rutan said. "When you spend hundreds of billions of dollars to build a manned spacecraft, you're...dumbing down a generation of new, young engineers (by telling them) 'No, you can't take new approaches, you have to use this old technology.'"
"I think it's absurd they're doing Orion development at all. It should be done commercially," he said, referring to the name of the lunar spacecraft. Rutan and other panelists also question the importance of space flight at a time when environmental concerns are paramount.
NASA Administrator Michael Griffin responded to Rutan's vision in a speech following his panel. "Unlike Rutan, I will continue to think space programs are important," Griffin said.
Of course, Rutan has a big stake in commercial development of spacecraft. As founder and president of Scaled Composites, he develops rockets for future commercial space tourism. Rutan is among a cadre of technology entrepreneurs, including Amazon founder Jeff Bezos, Paypal co-founder Elon Musk and Virgin CEO Richard Branson, who are working on ventures to send people into space.
Rutan designed SpaceShipOne, the rocket that won the $10 million Ansari X Prize by breaking the Earth's atmosphere twice during a set time. And his company is building SpaceShipTwo for Branson's Virgin Galactic, which aims to launch its first commercial flight in 2009. But Scaled Composites recently suffered a tragedy when two people were killed in an explosion at the company's facility in Mojave, Calif.
In his speech, Griffin talked about NASA's budget for the last 50 years, adjusted for inflation. He said that the most money NASA has ever received from the government was not the period during the Apollo missions, but over the 10 years from 1989 to 1998. "So we get more money today than (what was) given the agency during Apollo" (during the 1960s and 1970s). NASA's budget for 2007 is $14 billion, or about 15 cents a day of a taxpayer's money, according to Griffin.
Part of Rutan's argument against NASA's development program was that after the early 1970s, when astronaut Alan Shepard golfed on the moon, there wasn't "much innovation."
Griffin didn't respond directly to whether or not there is a lack of innovation. But in response to criticism on an earlier panel that NASA's science budget has waned, he said the first decade of NASA's budget was proportionally the same as its most recent budget. During the first 10 years of the space agency, he further clarified, 58 percent of its budget was devoted to human spaceflight, 17 percent to science, 6 percent to aerospace and 10 percent to new technologies. In contrast, in 2006, 62 percent of NASA's budget was earmarked for spaceflight and 32 percent was for space science, he said. Last year, NASA didn't have a budget to develop new technologies.
"There is a mythology that science has been decimated by human spaceflight. That's not right." Griffin said.
He added that the current missions back to the moon and onto Mars by 2035 are sustainable programs, ones that wouldn't likely be stemmed by a change in administrations.
"We have here a program which is affordable, sustainable and which can be highly correlated to historical successes and developments from the past," said Griffin.
Rutan said that the goal of private space tourism is to reduce the cost of space travel and exploration. "If we go through a time period where the focus is on flying the consumer, these 'payloads' who pay to fly and can be reproduced with unskilled labor...with tools around the house," he joked, "there will be a breakthrough to enormous volume."
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- Rutan is mistaken
- It is important to return to the moon and create a colony there. We will be going to Mars. This journey unlike the Moon is a very big undertaking. It takes a year to travel there and a year to return. This is a very long time to be in space and we need to be ready. This readiness will need to be done on the Moon. The first visit to Mars will be a touch and go mission. Basically just to say we've done it. Other missions, because of the distance, will need to be of longer duration perhaps months. Much can go wrong, we need to practice and the place to do that is on the Moon.
When we are but nameless memories our first steps on the Moon will be remembered. We will be the ones who did it!
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- Ah, the kool-aid never ceases...
- "It is important to return to the moon and create a colony there.
We will be going to Mars. "
Give me one real, non-emotional "humanity needs to explore" BS
argument that justifies this collosal waste of cash.
NASA does many wonderful things in robotic and space science,
as well as environmental monitoring. But the manned space
program, from Shuttle to ISS to this return to the moon program,
has been a pointless exercise in job creation and squandered
opportunities for space development.
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- these space colors don't run
- The first comment is exactly right. Russia and china are working to go to the moon. Russia wants to establish a moon base. Why would the USA want to bow out of primacy in space flight? This seems self destructive. It is important for NASA to counter anti-NASA/spaceflight public relations efforts. It seems that some have commercial interests at heart. They may be well intentioned, but are still driven by desire for profits. Focus on short term "space tourist" goals may be at the expense of our leading role in the major exploratory efforts of humankind. Follow the money....
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- Ratan's full of hot air
- Rutan's knowledge of what is needed to achieve spaceflight wouldn't fill a shoebox. His SpaceShipOne flight was child's play compare to putting someone into orbit. It was literally the easiest (and least useful) way to enter space. You could have done it with a balloon.
As for NASA's budget-it's tiny. NASA gets less than 1 percent of the nations budget. Bill Gates' net worth could fund NASA for over 3 years! And as for Rutan's comment about about NASA spending money when we have environmental issues to tackle, I find it extremely ironic. Rutan's rockets use hydrocarbons for fuel and his mission is to send up space TOURIST. He should take the money he is spending on developing a trivial form of space travel for millionaires and put it toward more beneficial efforts.
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- Rutan is Dead Right
- Civil servants get minimal performance review, have little fiscal accountability, and pretty much come in to work and leave whenever they want. They just about cannot get fired. Pay scales are flat. The guy in charge of making sure the lawns are mowed gets paid the same as the Constellation Program manager. And for some reason, NASA pay scales are about 1 to 2 grades above any other government organization, for the same job category. However the top NASA salaries are about a tenth that of their commercial counterparts. You figure out where the best and brightest are going to go.
Inefficiency abounds, from numerous independent, battling IT organizations providing 5-year old tech support, to over allocating human capital to functions that have nothing to do with space exploration.
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- Rutan is Dead Wrong
- NASA pay scales are above other government organizations? Are you nuts? I know for a fact Air Force and Army employees are payed 20% more than NASA employees. In the DoD situation, they banded their pay scale and allow large bonuses to reward superior performance.
NASA people are mostly engineers and only the engineers and scientists are in the high grades. What are you comparing us to, the FBI and CIA? Engineers at the FBI and CIA are GS-13 (for now), so are NASA employees. The guy in charge of the lawns is usually a GS-11.
I agree with you about accountability, but that is changing.
Over allocated? No, not anymore. For over 17,000 Civil Servants, there is only around 100 at any given time charging to overhead. How well does IBM do? By the way, NASA contracts out more than 80% of its money, the highest in the government.
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- Rutan is partly right
- It is true that NASA could accomplish more if it were less risk averse. It's true that it would benefit from more creative thinking and it's true that if they had the money, private industry could build a cheaper program than Orion. It wouldn't neccessarily be a better program.
The real issue in human spaceflight comes down to propulsion. Shuttle had some innovative things happen but it's still just burn chemicals and that is never going to make for a sustainable program. Unless stuff gets pulled from DOD, the civil space program is going nowhere.
Rutan does not have the answer and he is not funding private enterprise in developing advanced space thrusters so he can complain all he wants but he's not part of the solution. He's part of the problem. If he were funding air breathing Pulsed Detonation Rockets or Mach-Lorentz Thrusters, he would have bragging rights. Instead, he's masquerading as a rebel with a cause whose cause is actually turning a buck. Let's not make him out a hero for making 100km. That's just ridiculous.
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- Right or Wrong?
- As I read it. Rutan is not saying that there should be "no" space program. He's saying that the focus of the program should be that which is pretty much completely new. (The "stuff" with a high probability of failure. The "stuff" that "can't be done" by current thinking.) This seems to make sense to me because who else would try it? Certainly not "business" which is motivated by financial pay-off. This "can't be done" stuff is exactly the kind of "stuff" that stimulates "new" thinking and "new" solutions which may have huge pay-off(s) for the culture/society/planet which are not just financial pay-off(s) but also knowledge and beauty pay-off(s).
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- NASA has been wasteful with billions
- down the toilet. There have been no great payback from their ISS or space shuttle technology that I can see. One professor even calls ISS the billion $$$ turkey in the sky.
Now they want to plan the future with the ORION
among others. Need we destroy the space medium with nuclear particles with nuclear detonation.
We need to space craft concepts. Many are possible that will take us in a new direction one
is given.
http://nlspropulsion.net
By the way anyone who critizes NASA better expect a hail storm of hate mail and raw hate comments to follow, making the Spaprano (mafia) look like
choir boys.
Any comment, even though it is backed by the US 1st amendment means nothing to NASA employees who attack an negative comments against the agency as
fierce as the worst killer bees.
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- Not Freeman Dyson's Orion
- The Orion that NASA is talking about has nothing to do with setting of nuclear bombs. It is much closer to the BDB or Big Dumb Booster approach.
Think of Orion as the liquid fuel tank of the space shuttle with a bunch of the rocket motors used by the Apollo missions on the bottom, and a few SRBs strapped to the side. You put the cargo on top. The design cuts out most of the expensive parts of the space shuttle, and you don't have to worry about ice or foam hitting your heat shields On a manned mission, the crew return module is safely on top.
While I would like to see NASA dump the ISS and most manned spaceflight, and put the money into more rovers and space based telescopes, the Orion is a very cool way to cheaply get heavy packages into orbit.
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- Did we really go to the moon in '69?
- Once again if we already went to the moon, why would it take until 2020 to develop the technology to go again? Shouldn't we already have the technology. Please people, don't believe everything the gov't feeds you. Think logically. A little common sense goes a long way.
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Egypt's Supreme Council of the Armed Forces promised Monday they would transfer power to the new president by the end of June, following the decree it issued Sunday under which it maintains significant powers until a new constitution is written, limiting the power of that president.
Inspection of SCAF's decree reveals that the military has not only given itself power to potentially form the committee that will write the constitution, but also legislative power until a new parliament is elected.
It has mandated its head as the head of the army, rather than the president, until a new constitution, clauses of which it has given itself veto power over, is written.
This decree will heavily circumscribe the power of the future president, and is being seen by many as a pre-emptive coup to ward against the possibility that Egypt's Islamists will triumph in elections. It follows the military's decision Saturday to dissolve the parliament, in which the Muslim Brotherhood gained a majority in elections six months ago.
SCAF's pledge Monday was made without naming the new president, evidence that SCAF agrees with those who say the vote can still not officially be declared, despite the Muslim Brotherhood's Mohammad Mursi having claimed victory.
Meanwhile, those around Ahmad Shafiq, once a prime minister under Hosni Mubarak, are accusing Mursi's side of attempting to hijack the election.
The figures on the election so far suggest that those who were actually willing to vote are split in half between Shafiq and Mursi.
An Islamist president seems a real possibility, but if they lose their parliamentary majority, given SCAF's latest maneuver, that president will be paralyzed, forced to turn to the military to make any major decisions.
The country's Islamists are already reacting to challenges to their claims of victory as though the past few months have not happened, threatening to send their people to Tahrir Square to protest.
This situation does not bode well for a country that's in dire need of, firstly, security and stability so that people can return to work and the government can begin attempts to revive the dying economy, bridge the country's deficit and attract investors.
Egypt's spring revolution may yet turn into an autumn for the country, thanks to the immature and undemocratic manner in which political matters have been carried out, whereby hopes for a smooth transition to civilian rule have not only been dashed, but have created a deadlock, the end of which nobody can foresee.
The priorities of the military should be focused on redirecting democratic operations onto the right track in order to create the state that everybody has been dreaming of since the first days of last year's revolution.
To continue on the current path creates a real threat of violence, which many fear certain parties would like to see erupt in Egypt. The price of that will be colossal for all.
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Christopher Pentalion: Ladies and Gentlemen welcome to Monday night Rage!! LIVE here tonight from Orlando Florida!
We're one day removed from No Guts No Glory where we saw some big matches!!
Bodom: Well I saw some big matches Chris, I don't know where the hell you've been these past few weeks!
Pentalion: Yes Bodom, thank you for reminding me. I do indeed envy you for being able to witness the past few weeks in person here. Watching the War Games on the tv though was pretty damn good, but what was it like in person?
Bodom: Fantastic Chris. We got to see the cream of the crop of singles wrestlers in the world go head to head as they vied to headline No Guts No Glory. We saw all kinds of matches from Steel Cage matches to TLC matches, to Hardcore matches to Hell in a Cell matches. We saw them all. Only the best came out on top to headline the ppv, but we saw our roster pushed to the max of their ability.
Pentalion: Indeed we did. Out of those who did gain title shots from the War games though, only a few went on to win their title shots!
We saw bot Ignition Championships change hands with Andy Cannon winning the Inferno Championship and Hanz Gruber beating Shaz to win his the Rage Championship!
Bodom: And keep in mind, those are both men's first respective singles championship wins in EWNCW. They'll be hoping for more success from here!
Pentalion: Absolutely! WE also saw Ryan Wells beaten by Inferno's Mark Dimension, which means that Mark Dimension is now a member of the Rage roster! We expect to hear form him tonight!
Bodom: We've been hearing from Wells throughout through the medium of social media about how distraught he is. It's always a disappointment to lose a championship after holding onto it for so long, but WElls will have to pick himself up.
Pentalion: You're right there. I'm sure Wells has it in him to pick himself up though.
King Strem managed to hold onto the International Championship after a hard fought battle against Istvan Gretzky, and both World Heavyweight Champion K-Jammin and EWNCW Champion Tommy Thunder held onto their respective titles after overcoming Jman and Ronaldo Romulus!
Bodom: Some big matches there, but all 3 Champions managed to fight through them and come out on top to show exactly whey they are champions.
Pentalion: Very true, but bringing it back to tonight, we're being told that tonight will feature a brand new EWNCW superstar making his debut! We've had no word on who it may be, but we can't wait to see who shows up!
Bodom: It could be anyone! Perhaps someone from our developmental program; TWE?
Pentalion: It's K-Jammin! Our World Heavyweight Champion!
As we mentioned earlier, he overcame his long time rival Jman and retained his World Heavyweight Championship!
Bodom: I may not like K-Jammin after what he's done to multiple stars here in EWNCW including myself, but I can respect his ability in the ring. He's held onto his title by beating stars with his ability in the ring, and that has to count towards him being a top star here in EWNCW.
*Outcomes K-Jammin to the usual chorus of boo's!* He walks down the ramp and grabs a fans cup of pepsi, and drinks it. He climbs into the ring, raises the World Heavyweight Championship, and begins to speak...*
K-Jammin: Do you people believe me now? Do you stupid pathetic sheep finally believe me when I tell you that I am better than Jman? Do you idiotic fools finally believe me when I tell you that I just cannot be stopped as World Champion? Once again, I successfully defended MY World Heavyweight championship! And now it's only fitting that I get the respect I deserve. I hereby REFUSE to defend the World Heavyweight championship this month. The powers that be of this place need to realize that soon people will no longer buy our PPV's, because they know the result of my match as soon as it's announced. But will I get the month off? Nope. Because every single person in this world is a K-Jammin hater, and they want to see me fall. Don't get me wrong, I love being hated. I thrive on it, it's what motivates me. But being fed the same old shit time after time is just fucking annoying. If I'm booked to defend my title against Jman again, I will have no other choice but to end his career, to ensure he doesn't get yet another shot. Seriously Jman, how many times do you have to fail before you stop embarrassing yourself? I mean man; you embarrassed yourself more than that Ronaldo guy, who earned the opportunity of his life by winning War Games, only to fuck it all up. You're all a disgrace to this business!
*K-Jamm is about to leave the ring when Back in Black hits and Jman walks through the curtain, mic in hand, to the most positive reaction he's received so far in EWNCW. Immediately, Jman starts talking into the mic and walking down the ramp.*
Jman: K-Jamm, bruv, I've known you for a long time and, in that time, I've known you to be one of the biggest hypocrites in the world. What you just said, though, is on a level of hypocrisy that I thought even you weren't capable of. I, a guy who happened to lose a wrestling match, am a disgrace to this business? While you, the champion who is refusing to defend his title for a month, are not? That's not just hypocritical, that's insane. So insane, in fact, that I'm not even going to entertain it with an answer. See, bruv, I have a proposition of my own for you.
*Jman climbs through the ropes and goes nose to nose with K-Jamm before speaking again.*
Jman: Not only do you defend that title at some point this month; you do it tonight. Against me. You stop trying to hide behind the gold around your waist and you put that gold on the line against the biggest K-Jamm hater in this company. Before No Guts No Glory, I desperately wanted to face Tommy Thunder for the World Championship. I still do. Thing is, my hatred for you and what you're doing to that championship makes me want to take that title off you even more than I want to test myself against Thunder. That's how much I hate you, br-
Pentalion: What now? first Jman, now Ronaldo Romulus?!
Bodom: The saviour of EWNCW. This man went toe to toe with Tommy Thunder at No Guts No Glory and very nearly won the big one!
I can never work out what he's saying, but it's no doubt some words of wisdom as usual.


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Academic Program Review
Procedures for academic program review are to be established by each campus of the University of Maine System in accord with the following:
- All academic degree programs are to be reviewed within an established time frame not to exceed ten years. The schedule of academic program reviews is to be revised biennially in concert with the review and revision of the campus operational plan of which it becomes a part. Academic program review schedules are to be submitted to the Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs and deviations from these review schedules must be approved by the Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs.
- At a minimum the program review process on each campus shall involve (a) a self-study by the unit being reviewed, (b) a review by external reviewers that includes a site visit, and (c) a final report by the campus, endorsed by the President, that includes a set of recommendations for future action and budget implications based on the self-study and the external review. The self-study, the external review, and the final report should discuss the relation of the program to the campus mission and whenever possible, the review should refer back to the original Program Proposal. Professional accreditation processes may substitute for appropriate components of this section.
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If you like the flavor of cloves, you should love this tea. I've enjoyed it before but I just had a "critical cup"—i.e. one in which I thought about the qualities of the tea instead of just slurping it down. It's one of the richest rooibos teas I've enjoyed. I let it steep for a long time and then drank it slowly. As time passed, the cloves became the dominant aroma and taste. That's great for me because I've always loved clove.
I think that this will become one of those teas that I must have in stock—a destination tea for when I need to be perked up in the evening and caffeine is verboten.
If I were given one of those impossible philosophical chores—-you are stuck on a desert island and can only bring one tea, or if you had to pick one tea only to drink for the rest of your life, my immediate answer would be Earl Grey. I've loved Earl Grey teas and tasted quite a few of them. When I saw that I could try TWG via mail order, I was ecstatic.
The packaging is delightful. When you open the inner lid on the canister (yes, there are two lids) that Earl Grey aroma is overpowering in its seductive goodness. I noticed this first—many Earl Greys signal their presence with a whiff of vaguely citrus aroma. TWG most certainly has the full fledge bergamot odor—indeed, I felt that I was romping about in a Calabrian bergamot grove. The citrus aroma has overtones of pear, and you can make out the distinctive touches of orange, grapefruit, lemon, and lime clearly.
I loved this tea! Drinking this tea after another Earl Grey is like having the most expensive, exquisite, carefully made deep chocolate after a Hershey's bar. They are from two different planes of experience. Compare the pedestrian, everyday life, which can be drab and dismal, with the most exquisite day you can imagine—a day in sun-drenched Italy, perhaps and you can conjure up the sense of discovery I had with TWG Earl Grey Gentleman. It's deep, rich, satisfying, filling, and almost a full meal on its own. It does not need sugar and milk, but I tried some with my second cup and the sugar and milk are not strong enough to mar the flavor at all.
A second steeping was flavorful and satisfying. I plan to try other TWG Earl Greys.
They have nine listed on their website:
Breakfast Earl Grey
Earl Grey Fortune
Smoky Earl Grey
Earl Grey Gentleman
English Earl Grey
French Earl Grey
Earl Grey Theine Free
Earl Grey Buddha
Earl Grey d'Amour
This is simply a delightful, festive, holiday tea that works well on any cold evening.
Gingerbread Rooibos was the first in my "tea of the week" orders and I was thrilled. In addition to the very attractive packaging (such things do matter to me a little bit), they produced a dreamy and delightful tea. There's the snap of ginger but also the sweetness and soothingness of a complexly flavored gingerbread.
I was thrilled with this selection—the odor, the taste, the experience were comforting in a way that is exciting. I felt returned to the age of innocence when Christmas meant spice and sugar and all things nice. Great tea! Different and versatile.
This is a delightfully rich and satisfying tea. It's smoky, a bit malty, full-bodied, and complete within itself. Near the end of my cup I added a bit of honey and milk, which did not detract from the tea, but really didn't add anything. I would drink this again, hot and golden. Golden Monkey seems to be the tea-drinker's equivalent to a single-malt scotch.
TehKu is a local company with a wonderful tea-house, and I know that they do mail-order for those who live outside the area. No affiliation.
Another one-note tea from Numi. The clear mint taste reminds me of a wintergreen/spearmint/pepperming mélange. It's an excellent tea for quite evening work.
I believe strongly that a local restaurant serves this precise tea as their special "Comfot Tea" and it indeed is a consoling, friendly, and generous drink.
This is a great tea for lime lovers. It's got a single, solid note. People seem to love it or hate it.
I drink this occasionally with a small cube of demerara sugar. Mostly I use it as a base for a
--(and please sit down and don't get upset)—soothing drink for those who suffer from a bad cough or sour throat. Add one or two cough drops, some sugar or honey, and stir well. My children love it! And why not use tea for medicinal purposes?
This tea has a warm and spicy aroma. I don't know if I would buy it again (I possibly will) but I have enjoyed it. It's flavor is stalwart and a bit of milk is a nice touch. It's a good late-night unwinder and has none of the insipidity that some "bedtime" or chamomile teas can have.
This is a nice tea. I tasted it at a local tea house—I order the magnificent "Florence" and my companion tried this one. The aroma was pleasant although the orange came through to my snout in a much more pronounced way than the cranberry.
I liked the tea but I don't think I would invest in a tin. I might order it at a tea house if I were in the mood. Perhaps this review suffers because of my great enthusiasm for Harney & Sons' Florence blend.
It seemed decent but a big pedestrian—-sort of like a B- student when there are a bunch of A and B+ students in the room.
Your mileage, of course, will vary.
I ordered this tea at a local tea house—how could I not select a tea named after one of the world's finest cities?
The aroma of chocolate is keenly sweet and the hints of hazelnut provide a dignity that does not take away from the chocolate but rather adds a grace note. It makes the tea less of a dessert tea and more of a scholarly treatise on good blends.
I drank almost the entire cup with great pleasure; at the end I experimented with a tad of sugar and milk and they seemed to obscure and not bring out the flavor. I won't add milk again. And the sugar is not at all necessary.
Overall, I'm impressed and plan to purchase this in one of the handsome Harney & Sons tins.
I like Honest Tea. I like the little maxims under the top of the bottle. I like the convenience of having a source of iced tea if I cannot make some or if I need to run out of the house. I like the simple way I can sneak this in my pocketbook and get into the movie theatre with a decent drink.
Most of all, I like the way that this tea is not overly sugary. Once you try this, you can never return to bottled Lipton, Tazo, or Snapple.
The lemon taste is crisp although not overly citrusy. I can drink this without the sense that I have an IV of sugar flowing into my veins. It's a great convenience.


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06-01-2008, 03:12 PM #1Senior Member
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Life, Pain, Pills
Hi friends, Pain meds had become the main focus in my life to treat chronic pain.. I welcome all who have injuries and suffer from addiction/dependence, having misused/abused their pain medication or simply have gone too far in addiction with them. Lets keep a dialogue going with discussions about whatever struggles are going on in your life with pain and addiction/dependence and lets discuss new methods of pain management sans opiates.
Last edited by Living Free; 03-25-2012 at 11:57 AM.In a world of LEFT and RIGHT viewpoints, I try to stay as close to the MIDDLE, if I can...Its where I find I can experience the most and be open to the best of what life has to teach me
aw, yay!!!
can you tell us a little bit about yourself? maybe where you are at as far as being clean?
::takes a seat::
You're such a sweetheart, Lisa, and you're doing really well. I think OP is great for you for right now, and I'm glad you are maintaining an open mind and taking from it what you can.
Don't know much about backs or discs or chronic pain but I admire you for realizing pain medication isn't the right solution. Keep us posted when you go to the doctor in a few weeks.
Congratulations on everything you've accomplished in the past two months!
ahh...your story is very familiar. I never had an alcohol or drug issue that I know of. The pain meds hit me in my early 40s. I too like probably the majority of the population have back pain, L5-S1.
I started going to a pain management clinic and they loved me. Good insurance, didn't smoke pot, etc. and clean criminal record and legitimate back pain. I was a model patient. wink
Anyway I didn't even have to ask, they just gave me more than I could ever ask for...really. They gave me oxys and I didn't even like them. ha!! Oh but the norcos..well that was a different story. I never got to the 20+ a day but 8-10 but I was hooked. Innocent...well maybe but not really. I thought I was smart. I was stupid, very.
I did get my wits about me and got away from that clinic and made the journey back. A bunch of addicts would have loved my situation. Hydros, oxys, soma, xanax, whatever I wanted and how ever many I needed they were more than happy to satisfy. After all, I was the perfect model patient. In reality I was an addict but didn't realize because after all, I was a pain clinic patient.<grin>
I suggest a taper and prepare yourself for the ride but it get's better. You'll find with time your back doesn't hurt as badly as you thought. You will need to retrain yourself in what your threshold of pain is. We've medicated ourselves at the least bit of pain that we've forgotten what true pain is. Make sense?
You'll be surprised what Excederine will do..even the generics. It's a good combination of pain relief. With time you will understand what I'm getting at.
You are and I was medicating more than just our back pain.
Take Care,
"an honest man's pillow is his peace of mind" John Mellencamp Minutes to Memories
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Hy Lisa....we are so mirrored with pain management and disc hernias only mine is at the top of my neck....after 9 years on Tramadol 400 mgs...Lyrica and a whole lot of others...after also having 3 epidurals...i bent 2 needles....a month ago...I told the pain hospital that..i would not go into zombie mode ever again....not caring...not fealing...not me...who is that guy who just sits still all day....only thing moving was my hair growing....so having decided not to increase meds...just like Nomadic...I could and can get anything from medical cannabis to well morfine....but then you have to dig deep to find me...my soul and mind is then buried very deep...I have decided to except the pain...even though its is hard....it can be done but life isnt a bowl of cherries...people say how sharp and how good I look lately...I am seeing my neurologists next Monday and he will do a M.R.I. scan also want to know why I have stopped or stopping all medication...im down to 50 mgs Tramadol from 400 mgs...and 1 x 10 mg valium...I wish you well as I do beleive I am regaining my life back...back on track...back to the batcave....All the Best Jim
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Hy Liny....my pain at the moment is like 12 small toothaches....6 on each hands....I know weird they open my neck and my hands ache....maybe they should of opperated on my feet....back surgery has gone so much beter of late...here they have little discs they insert...and fill them with air...to keep the distance between the vertabrae...so hopefully this will be your godsend...my first op was great...I was normal (whatever that is) only my spinnal chord bounced out the back...it was this that caused the "phantom pain"...I too had no trouble on Tramadol but found it didnt matter with or without it...I still had pain....it was when my mad scientists started his pick and mix that nudged me into the ghobi dessert...I will be seeing him next Monday...so watch this space.....also dont be afraid of back surgery...also well done on the sitting it out thing...stay there pearched on the fence....I was given the most crazy cocktails....thanks for watching my back too....All the Best JIm
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ahh...your story is very familiar. I never had an alcohol or drug issue that I know of. The pain meds hit me in my early 40s. I too like probably the majority of the population have back pain, L5-S1.
You are and I was medicating more than just our back pain.
I self-medicated my internal angst for the next 22 years.
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Glad you are here, and still posting. I too came to my Norcos because of a back Injury Herniated discs L4-L5...They said it is digenerative disc disease and I have sciatica...Yeah me... lol
I do realize now off the pills that it does not hurt the way I remember...I mean it is no walk in the park and some days really suck but it is not what I thought it would be... I am a little over 30 days clean and doing good. I have a appointment with a pain managment doc on the 9th...SHE KNOWS I AM A ADDICT...my primary care knows and he made a point to call and speak directly to her while I was with him to tell her about my addiction and back issue...so no pills for me..=) I am not sure what alternatives she will offer as I really only paid attention to the " Treatments" which included mass amounts of pills...but we will see. I just know that pain or no pain clean is better any day and I am so grateful for it...
Just wanted to say Hi and send my love...
Let me add for those on Tramadol. It has an antidepressant effect other than the opiate type. It's best to not CT it but to slowly taper. Just like with any other antidepressant CT is not recommended.
Good Luck,
"an honest man's pillow is his peace of mind" John Mellencamp Minutes to Memories
Hi my Back pain friends! :-)
Brothers and Sisters, actually, Yes? Pain makes us rather Kindered IMO!
But, I have finally ACCEPTED that we do HAVE to make some real lifestyle changes too. It is VERY hard at 35, 39, 47, 55, whatever, to accept that you can do only a tenth of what you used to be ABLE to do, without a HEAVY price. It is VERY hard to accept that for us, life IS a spectator sport, by and large, Yes? If we have herniations, or DDD and numerous bad bulges, our lives will need to change, or else. The "or else", is either living in unacceptable levels of pain, (little or no quality to one's life), or medication, for us addicts, that's NEVER safe, Yes? I have finally accepted the third choice. Accepting disability. This acceptance has taken me YEARS--but I have arrived.
Learing how to still feel vital and vibrant, while being nearly crippled-is a hard lesson.
I pray that we truly lead our broken bodies in a caring and gentle way.
You are all brave hearts.
All my Love and Respect!
06-02-2008, 05:53 AM #11Senior Member
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Hy Lisa....this maybe my hole in the ground too...as I am having it far too easy getting out of this 9 year 400 mgs of Tramadol a day....that maybe the pain may bite me....down the line...as for now its just nibbling me and I can take it....May I just add to Jilly I was on so many things...Tramadol, lyrica, liquid canabis and valium (all at the same time) that after sticking to what my doctors said to take..i wasn't living....I had no pain but no quality of life either....could watch grass grow for hours...phone calls....there was no one in...but the lights where on...so my struggle to come off them medications one at a time...to accept pain but become more alert...more aware...also to use the word handicapped...took me 2 years for me to say it, I am a big guy...6 foot and broad...long hair and beard...so when I asked in a Belgium Tourists Center where is the antique market ?..he said sure just walk about 15 mins....I then had to say "sorry, I am handicapped and couldnt make that distance on foot"...i think I had tears in my eyes....as I got a free tram ticket...i too am 55....my neck hernias are C-4, C-5,C-6 and C-7...bolted up in blue..next week back to hospital so I will keep you posted.. all the best Jim
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PAIN IS A TERRIBLE THING..! I will agree hole heartedly on this one with everyone...
Keep on Keeping on guys!
Lots of love
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The now 25-year-old former world No. 1 star hung up her racquet three years ago due to a combination of foot, heel and ankle injuries, which she believes were caused by defective tennis shoes.
But she'll come out of "retirement" to compete at Gold Coast (an event that should also feature Russian sensation Maria Sharapova) in the first week of January as she prepares for her first Australian Open appearance in four years.
"I was never happy my injuries cut my career short and ultimately forced my decision to step away from tennis," she said. "I have enjoyed my time away from the court, a period that has allowed me to experience a different side of life. However, I miss the game and the challenge of competing at the highest level of tennis, and I want to gauge whether I can stay healthy and compete against today's top players."
Hingis actually came out of "retirement" earlier this year, dropping a first- round match in three sets against unheralded German Marlene Weingartner at a small Tier III event in Thailand. She played in Pattaya City in order to help raise funds for Asian tsunami victims.
Hingis reached six straight Aussie Open finals from 1997-2002, and won the year's first Grand Slam event three years in a row from '97-99. But in her last appearance in Melbourne, in the '02 final, she suffered an agonizing defeat at the hands of American slugger Jennifer Capriati. On a scalding hot day that drained all her energy, Hingis wound up blowing four match points and a seemingly-commanding 4-0 lead in the second set before losing to Capriati in what turned out to be one of the greatest turnarounds in the history of the sport.
Despite that rugged setback, however, Hingis is still a brilliant 44-5 lifetime at the Aussie Open, having reached the final in six of her eight trips Down Under.
Hingis owns an even 40 singles titles and 36 doubles crowns on the WTA, including five major singles victories. In addition to her trio of Aussie Open championships, Hingis also captured Wimbledon and the U.S. Open in 1997, a year in which she corralled three quarters of the Grand Slam hardware and lost in the French Open final against Croat Iva Majoli. She's a seven-time major runner-up, having reached an amazing 12 Grand Slam finals from 1997-2002.
Only the French Open has eluded Hingis' grasp, as she finished as the runner- up at Roland Garros in 1997 and '99. She succumbed to the great Steffi Graf in the '99 finale after pulling within three points of the championship in a bout that many consider one of the greatest women's matches of all-time.
FYI, Hingis still considers her victory over fellow former No. 1 Venus Williams in the 1997 U.S. Open final as her biggest win to date.
The former Swiss star is a three-time year-end No. 1 (1997, 1999, 2000) and first reached the top of the women's rankings as a 16-year-old in '97, her third full year on the tour. At 16 years, 6 months, Hingis was the youngest- ever woman to reach the top of the ledger. She held down the top spot for 209 of 247 weeks between 1997 and 2001, and only Graf, Martina Navratilova and Chris Evert have spent more time at No. 1. Hingis, of course, was named after her fellow Martina and native Czechoslovakian Navratilova.
Sounds like a trip to the Hall of Fame's in the offing for Miss Hingis, who's already pocketed more than $18 million in career prize money.
She's also a former world No. 1 in doubles and has held down the top ranking in both singles and doubles at the same time during her stellar career, as she's one of only five women to do that (Navratilova, Arantxa anchez-Vicario, Lindsay Davenport and Kim Clijsters). Hingis swept her way to the doubles Grand Slam in 1998 and is a 14-time Grand Slam champ when you combine nine doubles crowns with the five singles wins. She won a pair of Aussie Open doubles titles (1999, 2002) with another former Russian sensation, Anna Kournikova.
Hingis has also won two singles and a pair of doubles titles (alongside Kournikova) at the WTA's prestigious season-ending Championships.
Hingis debuted on the circuit as a precocious 14-year-old back in 1994 and turned into a model of consistency soon thereafter, reaching the semifinals at 104 of the 118 tournaments she played in from the 1996 U.S. Open to the 2002 Indian Wells event.
Hingis is clearly one of the all-time greats, it just remains to be seen if she can still perform like an all-time great when she returns. She'll enter the 2006 Aussie Open as a wild card, hoping that her chess-like finesse game can still match up against some of the young and powerful hitters on the tour. And at 25, Hingis is no longer a youngster on the ever-improving circuit.
"Of course this comeback means a high risk in my career," Hingis said. "But you have to take a risk. I don't want to say to myself in five to 10 years that I have made a wrong decision in not trying a comeback. At least I can say I have tried and took the chance when I had it. You gotta take risks."
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We're pretty sure that many of you are unhappy with the news that Google Reader is going away later this year. With this in mind, we offer some alternatives for iOS users.
Zite, Universal, Free
This popular news app curates stories according to your interests. Better still, it learns what you read to make future postings even more personal.
News, Universal, $0.99
This app pulls content from some of the biggest names in news reporting. This includes, but is not limited to, CNN, The New York Times, and Reuters.
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As Aldrin Calimlim already confirmed, one of the most favored Google Reader apps for iOS isn't going anywhere, even after Google's service is shutdown. This is great to know and we can't wait to see what plans Reeder's creators have going forward.
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Google Reader ends service on July 1, 2013. What alternatives do you plan on using?