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Stocks and Securities
Even though, trade war continues to weigh on investors minds stocks continued to rally Thursday. The Dow Jones Industrial Average added 1.0% and finished the day at a new all-time high for the first time since January 26. As for the other major indexes, the S&P 500 closed at a new record, finishing with a gain of 0.8%, the tech-heavy Nasdaq added 1.0% to finish about 1.0% off its August 29 record; and the small-cap Russell 2000 climbed 1.0%, closing just within 1.2% of its all-time high.
Overall, 10 of 11 sectors finished the session in the green. After tech, the materials finished +1.1%, consumer staples finished +1.2%, and health care finished +0.9%. The influential financial sector (+0.8%) also finished strong, even though yields fell from multi-month highs. The benchmark 10-yr yield, for instance, slipped one basis point to 3.08% after hitting a four-month high on Wednesday.
All sectors finished in the green except for the oil-sensitive energy sector, which finished with a loss of 0.1%. A decline in the price of crude oil weighed on energy shares was attributed to President Trump criticizing OPEC on Thursday morning, saying the "OPEC monopoly must get [oil] prices down now!" WTI crude futures lost 0.6%, closing at $70.26/bbl.
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People are free to keep their tanks however they see fit however there is a world of a difference between surviving and thriving. A discus may "survive" being kept in sub optimal conditions but they wont "thrive" . Sooner or latter you will have health issues. .Any organism has a range it can tolerate for its environment... but as you move from the optimal range the organism gets more stressed out, becomes more prone to illness. Longevity decreases.They become sick more often and tend to die sooner than if kept more optimally. Its basic biology. If you want to know what a discus optimal range of temperature is look at the wild populations. Im sure they can survive at temps lower than that but there is a cost to the organism if you exceed the minimal range they need. Generally the range for discus is low to mid 80s.
If the goal is to keep your fish alive a bit "survive" regardless of the stress it puts on them keep them at whatever temp you want and accept what happens. If the goal is to give them the parameters they need to "thrive" try to match as many of their natural habitats parameters as you can. Thats what.good husbandry is all about. Its a responsibility to care for your animals that allows them to thrive...not just survive a bit.


text: Happy New Year, everyone! Here are a few black-eyed pea recipes to bring you and yours some good luck in the new year. With lots of whole, natural, good-for-you ingredients, these will start the new year off on the right foot too. Black-eyed peas, like all beans, are an extremely low-fat, fiber-rich source of… Continue reading New Year's Black-Eyed Peas


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Content marketing attracts 26% of B2B marketing investment
More businesses are relying on the positive effects of writing branded content on their sites. A new study has revealed that the average percentage of the marketing budget spent on content marketing now stands at 26%.
New figures published by B2B marketing company Marketo show that the current percentage spent by companies on content marketing is more than a quarter of their total budget.
Companies of more than a thousand employees dedicate 21% of their budget; those with 100-999 workers spend 22% of their marketing funds; medium sized companies from 10 to 99 employees use exactly a quarter (25%) of their marketing budget and businesses with less than 10 employees spend up to the 34% of their money.
Content marketing A safe investment
Further data from the study shows how content marketing spend among the companies that participated in the research has evolved over the last 12 months.
The amount spent on this purpose grew in 51% of cases and remained the same in 45% of the companies polled. This is great news for the content marketing industry, as only 2% of the respondents did actually reduce their investment, with a further 2% giving N/A as an answer.
When asked whether they would increase the amount of money spent on content marketing in the next 12 months, up to 45% of B2B marketers said they will do so only on their in-house content. 3% said they plan to invest only in outsourced content and 52% will implement both strategies over the next 12 months.
SEO content and Social Media
Finally, the study revealed that 55% of businesses undertaking content marketing techniques share their content on Twitter; 54% do so in Facebook; 51% in LinkedIn and 38% in YouTube. A further 8% of respondents answer �other' in this question.


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Burglars target cars at Peachtree apartments
Burglars target cars at Peachtree
Three vehicles parked at Peachtree Place apartment complex were broken into last week, according to Fort Mill Police reports.
Three break-ins were reported March 6. The owner of an unlocked 2005 Toyota Siena told police he was missing a GPS unit and a power converter with a value of $250. The owner of a 1997 Chevy Tahoe told police his vehicle was locked, but broken into with some form of tool, the report states. He was missing a GPS unit, two prescription medications, a phone charger, two shirts, gloves and a hat with a value of $265. The owner of a 2000 Harley Davidson motorcycle reported he was missing a $300 leather jacket stored inside a compartment, the report states.
Bar patron skips out on $417 bill
An Indian Land man left a Fort Mill bar without paying his $417.93 bill, according to a Fort Mill Police report.
The incident happened around 8 p.m. March 10 at the Wing King at 200 Doby's Bridge Road. Restaurant staff told police the 27-year-old patron ran up a the bill while eating and drinking a variety of food and alcohol with his party, according to the report. He then allegedly left without paying.
The restaurant staff asked police to issue a trespassing notice against the man, barring him from returning to the bar. The suspect was not arrested.
Report: shoplifter trys to bribe clerk
An alleged shoplifter offered a convenience store clerk $100 if she didn't press charges over the alleged theft of a $5 toy truck, according to a Fort Mill Police report.
Police said the incident happened March 10 at Love's Plaza off Sutton Road, near Interstate 77. A store clerk told police she saw Jenifer Rebeca Crabtree, 31, of Monroe, N.C take the truck and conceal it. The woman then tried to run out of the store, the report states. The clerk detained Crabtree, and called the police. Crabtree tried to bribe the clerk.The clerk refused.Crabtree was wanted on outstanding warrants in Rock Hill.
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So, first I am going to show you how to enable the minimize button, but by doing so you are promising me that you'll read to the end of this article and hear the whole story.
To customize your window controls, open up dconf-editor, navigate to org →pantheon → desktop → gala → appearance and notice the button-layout attribute (second one down, from the top).
This places the minimize button to the right of the close button (that's just my personal preference). Think of the ':' as a fence, objects to the left of it are anchored on the left and objects to the right are anchored (you guessed it) on the right. You can div and dabble as you please with your custom window configuration!
This topic has caused some buzz over through the development of elementary OS.
What should the default window controls be?
Is there some standard or protocol for the types of window controls that should be displayed for the user?
What's Up With Window Controls? In this article, he gives a great background of window controls, their different patterns of use on different operating systems and why they are used that way. Towards the end of the article he tells us that from this point forward in elementary OS, there will be two window controls; Minimize and Maximize.
This choice resulted in a tsunami of comments from various users voicing their opinion, for and against. About a year later, Daniel posted another journal entry entitled, What's (Still) Up With Window Controls? This article illustrated the overwhelming success of their previous choice.
Now onto my story...
Once I had the idea for this article, I pitched it to my editor Aaron and he urged me to read those previous journal entries I spoke of. After reading, I was convinced. Daniel's journal entries convinced me to break a habit I've had for 16 years. I urge you to read those entries. I could give you a cheap summary of them, but the source is much greater than run off. The people of elementary have thought long and hard about their user experience, so why not benefit from the fruits of their labor?


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The ability to taste bitterness in food may have been advantageous for human evolution.
While a bitter taste can often be found in healthy foods like vegetables, it can also be a signifier of toxicity.
Taste receptors are not only involved in oral sensory perception. An individual's sensitivity to a bitter compound may also have significance for immune response and metabolism.Read more at University of Pennsylvania


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Saturday, July 4, 2009
Chensio's Book
8 comments:
- Lady Orlando said...
I think it looks amazing ^^
- July 6, 2009 at 4:16 PM
- Chensio said...
wonderful !!! I like it a lot ! ^^
- July 6, 2009 at 4:26 PM
- szaza said...
Thank you so much Yoda and Chensio!
I'm so happy you like it :)
- July 13, 2009 at 2:24 AM
- Santiago Solís Montes de Oca said...
Hi, hola,
Just a question?
mmm, eeee, oooo, where is my moly?
where are the moly(s)?
Salutes, salud, saludos
- July 24, 2009 at 8:15 AM
- szaza said...
Santiago, I think it is with Chris.
Chensio your book came with me to San Francisco and will be off to Chris next week from here.
- July 24, 2009 at 8:18 AM
- Chris Menice said...
I have Santiago's and Ramires books. I know I'm taking forever. I've had some physical and psychological difficulties lately. I'm feeling better now (though I still have some physical limitations right now) and will be working on Santiago's book in the coming week.
Sorry for the delay. And thank you everyone for doing such an awesome job on this Moly X 34 group. The artwork is wonderful and stunning.
- July 24, 2009 at 8:31 AM
- Santiago Solís Montes de Oca said...
Hey Chris, take it easy hombre, relax and heal you.
Take your time.
Abrazos, Hugs, buen día, great day
- July 26, 2009 at 11:23 PM
- Ramires said...
Samantha, this is another wonderful work.
Chris don't worry about time or delays, take care of you.
Best wishes from Brasil.
- August 11, 2009 at 9:46 AM


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Mangaluru, Mar 5, 2017: Satyadev IPS, a film dubbed into Kannada from Tamil, is being screened in the city though some Kannada organisations have forced exhibitors to suspend its screening in other parts of the state. The film is being screened at Suchitra theatre on K S Rao Road here, albeit to a lukewarm response with only a handful of viewers watching the film in the last two days. The film, originally made in Tamil as Yennai Arindhaal in 2015, has Ajit, Trisha and Anushka Shetty in the starcast and was released on here on March 3,Friday. It was witnessed that even as the morning show was on, a theatre employee, preferring anonymity, said, "There may be about less than 10 people watching the movie in the morning show. The theatre has a seating capacity of 907, including 301 in lower class."
While on the first day, about 40 people watched the film in three shows as the morning show drew a blank. Among them, most were labour class occupying lower class, for some of whom it's just a timepass irrespective of language. There is no sight of serious audience, who prefer balcony, he added.
Theatre manager Ravi said, "Even some movie buffs who watched the movie were heard saying that they realised only later that they had watched the movie in Tamil. It's usually a dull and the rushes are expected to pick up from March 5,Sunday," he said in a confident tone.
Original in Platinum : Prominent exhibitor previously running Platinum theatre (which stopped screening from January 1), on Falnir Road, on lease basis, also echoed an opinion. The original Tamil film had a successful run for two to three weeks at Platinum and multiplexes too, he recalled.
It is also the trend that decides the fate of the movie, with films made in Kannada losing sheen in recent years. Barring the films starring Puneeth Rajkumar, Darshan, Sudeep and Yash to name a few stars who command a good market in Mangaluru region, one cannot be sure of attracting fans to the theatres in case of other actors' films in Kannada. The situation is such that, the films of these stars that had proven a crowdpuller even in second and third run (released in other theaters a few months after statewide release) two years ago, have been proving a loser nowadays.
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Sex fiend who tried to attack lone woman caught by brave Co-op workers who became suspicious and tailed him as he prowled streets
Employee sensed danger when he spotted pervert Nathan Rawson hiding in a phone box and begin following victim
HEROIC store workers followed a suspected sex beast preying on a lone woman - and saved the terrified victim when she began screaming.
Co-Op employee Andrew Parkinson noticed pervert Nathan Rawson stalking a customer on February 27 last year after serving him in a Leeds store.
The father-of-four alerted colleague Paul Muscroft after he watched Rawson hide in a phone box and begin following the woman at 6am.
Rawson grabbed the victim from behind and put his hand over her mouth to stop the screams.
But have-a-go heroes Mr Parkinson and Mr Muscroft ran to the petrified female's aid and Rawson fled the scene leaving behind a just-purchased passion fruit drink bottle with his incriminating DNA..
At Leeds Crown Court today, Rawson was jailed for 21 months after being found guilty of the offence by a jury.
Judge Guy Kearl, QC, said: "Both (Mr Parkinson and Mr Muscroft) deserve praise for their brave and public spirited actions.
"They were seeking to protect her and they caused you to run.
"This was no doubt a terrifying incident for her."
LOTTO 'DRY RUN'Friend claims rapist Edward Putman tricked friends with another 'fake' lottery win months before his jackpot
SEMEN HARVEST HORRORMale teacher claims he was kidnapped, drugged and 'gang-raped' by four female 'sperm bandits'
BLOODY WICKEDSex beast who became one of UK's youngest rapists after striking aged 12 'was obsessed with vampires'
'SHE WAS JUST A CHILD'Teen rapist locked young girl in cupboard full of spiders to frighten her into having sex
After the case Mr Parkinson, from Castleford, West Yorkshire, said: "I realised he was up to something as he was pretending to be drunk and then as soon as he saw her walking away he acted normally and walked quickly behind her.
"I'm glad we were able to stop him before the attack got any worse. I think we only did what people would do and I'm glad she was ok."
Mr Muscroft said: "A lot of people these days just turn a blind eye to bad things happening around them, but we are not like that."
The pair were presented with a plaque by their employers to mark their bravery.
Inspector Howie Milner said the two men are a "credit to themselves and to their employers".
He added: "Their actions have clearly prevented this incident going any further and saw the recovery of a crucial piece of evidence that placed Rawson at the scene."
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text: Craig 4 Report post Posted January 22, 2006 Good article on .COM in my opinion... Newcastle 0 Blackburn 1 It's a fraction over 16 months since Graeme Souness walked into St.James' Park as Newcastle Manager in waiting, taking a lofty perch to watch his former charges from Ewood Park soundly beaten 3-0 by a John Carver-marshalled Magpies side. On that day in September 2004 we called the Blackburn side led by perennial caretaker boss Tony Parkes "a dispirited rag-bag of an outfit that slouched out to line up against us." Now in January 2006 the boot is firmly on the other foot, as the fans who cheered the departure of our Manager from Lancashire predicted his imminent exit from Tyneside from their Level Seven seats. This time it was the home side who were bereft. Bereft of confidence, lacking anything approaching good fortune, perpetually hamstrung by injuries and now, perhaps fatally, deserted by their fans. The pre-match build up had been punctuated by a plea for unity from the Chairman and a desperate call to arms from the Manager. Neither cut any ice with the rank and file. And this time the good fortune Souness had enjoyed in recent home games deserted him. A 93rd minute penalty miss from Gareth Barry salvaged a point against Villa, then an extra time leveller from Lee Clark did the same against the smoggies. And of course with the dark clouds beginning to form against Mansfield, up popped that man Shearer to take a share of Wor Jackie's record and divert attention away from an unsatisfactory display against a side who could be playing in the Conference next season. Today though there was no late solace for Souness. And with the usual touch of farce and folly that seemingly dogs this club at every turn, the crucial goal came from the hand of a player Souness signed for Rovers - after having seen his nimble footwork and long-range shooting prowess. Morten Gamst Pedersen netted with 15 minutes remaining via what TV replays confirmed was a hand - helping Shefki Kuqi's goalbound effort into the Leazes net. Of course this is nothing new; Blackburn having won here by the only goal of the game in December 2003, thanks to Paul Gallacher's punched- in effort at the same end of the ground. So, let's just set the scene. Almost 50,000 Newcastle fans in their own stadium, a player one goal away from breaking the club's all-time scoring record and fifteen minutes left to turn things around. What followed was deeply depressing and deeply predictable. The players were unable to lift themselves from the rut that we'd slipped into after a bright opening to the first half. And worse still, nobody seemed to believe that we were capable of doing so - after all, we've never come from being behind to win in the Premiership since beating Chelsea here in April 2004, under Bobby. Souness sat rooted to his seat, his cohorts around him equally motionless - aside from the usual Dean Saunders mime show. And from the stands came nothing - no boos, no great walk out, but no attempt at lifting the players. Had it not been for the "Taxi for Souness" and "sacked in the morning" taunts from the travelling fans it would have been eerily quiet. In the end Souness and his side were condemned by the sound of silence. Forget the Sky-hyped protests of charver children outside SJP after the final whistle - the real story was the air of resignation that settled across the ground during the game. People simply don't believe Souness; don't believe in his tactics, his rhetoric or his purchases. To nobody's great surprise the promised return of Emre failed to materialise, despite the claptrap in the Friday press conference. As ever the defence looked flaky and shaky: big name acquisitions Boumsong and Babayaro found wanting both technically and in terms of commitment. Quite simply, they didn't look as if they gave a f*ck what the score was. And once again the £10m Spaniard barely featured - one early shot clattered against the 'keeper and thereafter a handful of forays down the left that confirmed he cannot take a man on to save his life. His withdrawal though saw him burst into action, racing down the player's tunnel with a purpose that had hitherto been lacking all afternoon. It's the injuries you know - we have a sick list, so all bets are off. Never mind that what we still put out on the park is an extravagantly-paid, expensively assembled side who have international experience and pedigree but who are playing listless, lifeless football that is breeding apathy and indifference among supporters of this club. To give Souness a penny to spend in transfers or even in sanctioning wages for frebbies (Gregory Vignal aka the French Craig Moore) would seem like a vote of confidence in the management that was conspicuously missing from the Chairman's pronouncements this week - where he failed to mention the words "Graeme" and "Souness" but included "Europe". A televised embarrassment at Whaddon Road may see the axe fall on Souness, if Freddy can reign in his fury for that long. It seems that the only thing keeping Souness in post is a lack of suitable candidates to succeed him and an unwillingness or inability to pay the large severance fee that was negotiated in 2004. Souness should never have been here in the first place but he wasn't going to turn the job down was he? He knew he was on to a good thing and if it all went pear -shaped then he would get a bigger pay -off than Blackburn were about to offer him. Once again we find ourselves in an impossible and self -imposed situation. The mood of the fans seems to provide ample evidence that we have no future under Souness, but what lies ahead with him gone? Quite simply, who in their right mind would come into this madhouse and attempt to work with the current administration? Your guess is as good as ours, but the view from the stands today suggests the current incumbent has had a bellyful - something that is patently obvious from what his dispirited team is serving up. It's debatable whether anyone else could achieve any less with what's at his disposal. Yes, talent is missing - but so apparently is heart, desire, pride, organisation and motivation. Be sure of one thing: the so-called big hitters who are crocked certainly won't be rushing back to bail us out of the crap in the closing months of the season. No, the only thing those missing players will be rushing to do is phone their agents and tell them to seek pastures new ASAP. And in all this two more words were never mentioned: "Craig Bellamy". Perhaps the symbolism of the Welshman returning to his old stamping ground to inflict collateral damage on us would have stirred the Chairman into action, or at least wound home fans up. But instead he was left to reflect on what his reception on Tyneside might have been - and doubtless glorify in the success of his current employers. PS: The final insult was perhaps provided by the Saturday evening Sky game, when a Steve Watson own goal gave the mackems a 1-0 win at the Hawthorns. In our present predicament, that was a good result for us, keeping the Baggies as it did from moving with one point of our lowly fourteenth placing. Full match report to follow. Team: Given, Ramage, Bramble, Boumsong, Babayaro, Solano, Bowyer, Clark, Luque (O'Brien 62mins), Shearer, Chopra. Subs n/u: Harper, Elliott, N'Zogbia, Brittain. Blackburn: Friedel, Neill, Nelsen, Khizanishvili, Gray, Reid, Tugay (Emerton 85mins), Savage, Pedersen (Mokoena 90mins), Kuqi, Dickov (Peter 53mins). Subs n/u: Enckelman, Johnson. Booked: Nelsen, Neill. Goal: Pedersen 75. Crowd: 51,323 Referee: Howard Webb (S. Yorkshire). Share this post Link to post Share on other sites


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Last study for figure drawing complete! And it's feet! Or my foot, seen from three views. I have always liked drawing feet. Everyone always says they're so difficult, but I bet that's because they don't draw them very often. The more you draw feet, the easier it becomes. I promise. I have been drawing a lot of feet lately as part of a series of work involving the figure that I'm in the middle of right now. It's going to be really great. So stay on the look out.
Don't forget to check out the rest of my work at http://shaunart.net Thanks for reading!


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Former Warriors men's tennis standout Lee Johnson is in his fourth season as head coach of the Wisconsin Lutheran College men's tennis program. Johnson succeeded Paul Johnson, who coached the team for three seasons (2013-2015).
In his first three seasons as head coach, Johnson has guided the Warriors to three straight NACC Tournament appearances. Wisconsin Lutheran has posted a 12-12 conference record in the last three years under Johnson.
Johnson was a four-time All-NACC performer for the Warriors from 2012-2015. He earned NACC Freshman of the Year and All-NACC Singles honors his rookie season. After being named to both the All-NACC Singles and Doubles teams as a sophomore, Johnson collected consecutive NACC Player of the Year, All-NACC Singles, and All-NACC Doubles honors his junior and senior season.
The Warriors won the NACC Tournament and reached the NCAA Tournament for the first time in program history in 2014, winning a program-record 13 matches. That same season, Johnson posted career-highs for singles (18) and doubles (15) wins. WLC qualified for the conference tournament three times in Johnson's four seasons. He compiled a career singles record of 51-16, including an impressive 31-4 mark in conference matches.
A 2015 graduate of WLC, Johnson received a bachelor's degree in business administration.
Johnson was a four-year letterwinner in boys' tennis and First Team All-Wisconsin Little Ten selection where he prepped at Wisconsin Lutheran High School.
Johnson resides in Hales Corners and works at Northwestern Mutual as a mutual fund accounting analyst.


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Authors: Kutya S. A., Schvets T.A., Melnik M. V.
Pages: 8-12
Article is about anatomists, who were papal physicians: M.R. Colombo (c.1515-1559), G.B. Canano (1515-1579), G.C. Aranzi (1530-1589), C. Varolio (1543-1575), A. Cesalpino (1525-1603), M. Malpighi (1628-1694), G.M. Lancisi (1654-1720) and G. Flaiani (1739-1808). Their contribution into anatomy and brief biographical information are given.
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FITCHBURG -- Michaela Wakefield is blazing her own path to future college success.
The Fitchburg High student has accomplished some rare feats by earning two scholarships in only her junior year.
"It's not typical for juniors to secure a scholarship, never mind two," Fitchburg High School Assistant Principal Albert Mercado said. "The opportunities are there, but I don't think students are, in their mind frame, aware of that or the parents or guardians are aware of that."
First, Wakefield earned second place for a "Voice of Democracy Essay Competition," co-sponsored by the Townsend VFW and its Auxiliary and Pepperell VFW, and recently won first place in a "Women Making A Difference Essay Contest." The scholarship is provided by Fitchburg State University and the Leominster Public Library.
"It's really important for me to enter scholarships that I'm passionate about," said Wakefield, "because I find it easier to write about stuff like that because I have more of an opinion or viewpoint."
In the "Voice of Democracy" essay competition, the theme was, "Our Hope for the Future."
Wakefield, who has a grandfather and great grandfather who are veterans, added: "I reflected on what we can change about our nation and what we are doing really good at but can still improve."
The second-place award earned Wakefield $100.
Wakefield wrote about Gerty Cori, a biochemist who became the first American woman to win a Nobel Prize in science, for her first-place essay.
"I felt like the women in science are unsung heroes even to this day, so I thought it would be important to write about her," Wakefield said.
Wakefield said that she doesn't believe that she's a strong essay writer, but she wrote them from the heart.
"My main goal was it was great if I win, but I wanted to get this person's story out and let her story and truth be told," she said. "I was really happy that I was able to accomplish that."
Wakefield was a visitor of Upward Bound Math-Science at Fitchburg State University when she opened the email telling her that she won the first-place scholarship valued at $250.
"I jumped out of my seat and I was really excited, and ran to the program director and said, "Look at this email, I won,'" Wakefield said. "I was really happy for my essay to be celebrated because I put a lot of effort and passion into it."
Wakefield is still undecided on her college future, but she wants to get into a four-plus-one program, get her master's in biotechnology and become a genetic counselor.
Garner is the Fitchburg School District's Family and Community Partnership Champion.


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Sometimes I would think of you when I sat stock still in the pews wondering if I ever meant the 'peace be with you' I uttered when shaking strangers hands.
Atheist would be the only word running parallel to your name in my brain.
I would pray that I would uncommitt myself from the congregation of degradation of leaving my salvation to a simple man.
I'd grasp my rosary and say a novena-crushing 9 days into 9 heartbeats.
Praying to St. Jude to heal my hopelessness.
Praying to St. Michael to defend me in battle.
Praying for the lost souls in purgatory including my own.
It was your tears I took as my communion, your infrequent emotion as my salvation.
Your name I sang in exultation.
It was easier to see the holy mother in a piece of toast then compassion in your eyes.
Too long I found the holy grail to be superficial touches and penetrating words.
Or vice versa.
Depending on the day.
I paid my penance genuflected at your belt.
I would pray that just once
transubstantiation would leave the wine and wafers alone and regenerate the cells in your heart so you could have a beating one.
Crucifying me for your obscenities one word at a time. Nailing my soul with each wretched word.
Unnerved by you using my tears as water for your stained glass shrines, I performed my own exorcism.
Locking myself in a booth of overwhelming emotions lit with my insecurities. Forcibly taking my conscious to reconciliation.
I chipped away at the indoctrination that I willingly chose.
Refusing myself to blindly go along I burned my eyes with holy water. Scorching out my vision of who you were to see who you truly are.
Squinting with cold clarity, I could see your mortality.
Hands twisting nervously because they haven't had a chance to exert their violent prowess on someones conditioned heart.
Eyes darting back and forth waiting for the karma of one of your cruel decisions to catch up to you.
Watching sweat form on your brow because you realize that your strength was never a power.
It was a poison that polluted every thought you ever had. It taught you that cowardice was strength and love was weakness and weakness is best cured by a beating. Or two. Or three. Whatever made you feel like a god.
Realizing I have never been your congregation.
I baptised myself in your sweat. Drinking every droplet to soothe my once scarred soul.
Quenching my thirst with the tears dripping down your quivering jaw, I had a revelation.
No more deities, scriptures, brimstone promises, crosses, or altars are allowed in my life.
I have no time for idolatry.
I shall have no other gods besides me.


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Set in 300 acres of parkland, Kings Norton offers three excellent loops of nine holes giving three 18-hole options – Weatheroak, Brockhill and Wythall. Weatheroak delivers the sternest test. Made up of the blue and red loops it stretches to 7,021 yards from the back tees. In the early 1970s the club played host to three European Tour events: Tony Jacklin, Tom Weiskopf, Seve Ballesteros and Brian Barnes all competed around the course.
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The next elements for the card are the shrink plastic clocks. I love these as they are so cute and the hands go round and they just feel and look nice:)
Now this is a long post, it gets more interesting today, so I think you will want to put the kettle on before you start reading!
Hero Arts cling stamp CG186 Big Clock
Frosted Shrink Plastic
Sanding Block
Distress Ink Stormy Sky (this is a fantastic shade!) and Pumice Stone (we've got these on special offer on the website)
Tim Holtz Foam Applicator or Cut 'n Dry Foam
Tim Holtz Game Spinners
Black permanent ink pad suitable for shrink plastic or Black Stazon
Sand the frosted shrink plastic to give it a key for the ink. If you sand it you can then use an ink that isn't permanent to tint the plastic.
To do this start with the block at the centre of the piece and rub towards the top of the shrink plastic so that the block goes right of the sheet. Sand until you have a matt finish. Turn the piece 180 degrees and repeat until your sanding completely covers the piece in downward stripes.
Now turn it 90 degrees and again starting from the middle sand off the side. Turn 180 degrees then sand again to complete the cross hatched sanding. You will achieve a nice even sanding all over.
Brush away the dust. Then take the Stormy Sky Distress Ink Pads and add colour direct to plastic from the ink pad.
When it is completely covered, wipe away most of the ink with kitchen towel. You will see a faint tint of the ink remaining. As the colour will intensify when shrunk you want it quite pale.
Add a small amount of the Distress Ink Pumice Stone randomly wiping off any excess so that it remains pale.
Stamp the Hero Arts Big Clock stamp with a permanent ink. Stazon ink will dry quickly, but others may remain wet and you will have to be careful cutting out the image.
I found that the clock is about the same size as the largest circle of the nesties, so if you hate cutting out circles you and use this through your die cutting machine.
If the edges are rough or uneven you can sand them with the block to smooth them out but shrink plastic is very forgiving when shrunk.
Incidentally, I didn't mention yesterday but I used Tim's Gadget Gears Sizzix die through my Cuttlebug, you only need to use the 2 B plates.
You need to make a hole on the centre before you shrink. The punch, or eyelet setter tool needs to be 1/4" (about the same size as an office hole punch) as the hole will obviously shrink too.
Now the fun bit, heat with your heat gun. Try not to panic about it sticking to itself, generally if you leave it alone it will sort itself out.
Just a tip here, shrink plastic doesn't stick to wood so if you don't have a non-stick craft sheet you could use a wooden chopping board. Also, being metal, tweezers can get hot, I prefer to use a lolly stick or wooden dowling to hold the plastic in place while heating (it does have a tendancy to fly away!).
When the piece has completely shrunk, splat it with an acrylic block or something simliar.
This photo shows the difference in size after shrinking. The clock is just over 3 1/4" or 9cm full size and 1 1/2" or 4 cms when shrunk.
I added the game spinners but felt the piece needed a little more tidying. I pressed the edges around the Stazon ink pad.
Now as I was playing I wasn't just going to make that second one the same was I? Of course not! So the next post is an another idea to try.


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"Our goal should be to live life in radical amazement. ….get up in the morning and look at the world in a way that takes nothing for granted. Everything is phenomenal; everything is incredible; never treat life casually. To be spiritual is to be amazed." – Abraham Joshua Heschel
One-Liner Wednesday is hosted by Linda G. Hill. I cheated this week, but I couldn't help myself. I saw this quote on Facebook and I just had to share it with everyone here. I hope you enjoy it as much as I do.


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"Good work on sticking with what you love and not bending to the whims of an increasingly faddish industry, enjoy the show!"
- ethricdouble, ma0sm, and Icarus-Smicarus this'd this
Slipknot are about to release a new album
I tried listening to it the other day. i can't remember a minute of it. i didn't make it to the end. although if i had it might have been a miracle. it's over 74 minutes long. clearly in 2014, Slipknot are battling the important issue of CD piracy, by stopping people using any of those old 74 minute CDs to copy this new album onto.
I like that you've written
I was very surprised to hear a teenager talk up both bands recently.
I can't imagine in what capacity either would be relevant.
tbf this new Slipknot record is getting a lot of press
god knows why
the first song they put out sounded like a decent throwback to the first album
but the second thing was more stone sour nickleback garbage
Teenagers still listen to all that stuff
It's really weird. It's like alternative teen culture just stopped in 2001 and for 13 years kids have been content not to add to the canon. Probably because it's impossible to improve upon, so why bother?
or because every rock/metal club and tv channel
has the exact same playlist from 2001 on repeat all day
- pieces_of_reece, ethricdouble, colossalhorse, and alcxxk this'd this
Not helped by the fact that there hasn't been a single rock/metal hit
Since about 2007/2008.
i saw a boy earlier with full on white face with black corpse paint stuff
it was great i've not seen anyone do that in ages
I'm getting tickets
and I'm not a teenager (nor in my 20s)/a goth/depressed/trying to be ironic*
Decided to call the evening 'Nostalgia Fest' as I stopped caring about Korn's output circa turn of the century, but I will pick up Slipknot's new album to see what's cracking - won't be the same without Joey though...
* delete as applicable
i would actually go to this
well let me know when you are and we'll get the ball rolling
Hey back in olden tymes
I saw Slipknot/Slayer/Hatebreed/Mastodon, was alright. Enjoyed Slayer and Mastodon, Slayer did the thing where it actually rained blood and you could see Slipknot's hidden musicians from where we were sitting.
What are Korn going to rain down a la Slayer? Faeces I would imagine
Ask Slipknot . . .
. . . why they assaulted Topshop please.Icarus-Smicarus this'd this
Korn with Joey Joe Joe Junior Shabadordison
at Download in 2007.
that was a bit good.
such angriness in the crowd, tho. deep-seated issues all over the place.
It seems above Slipknot to tour with KoRn somehow
They should do a show with System Of A Down and call it the 'Only Nu-metal Bands I Used To Listen To That I'm Not Now Deeply Embarassed About Tour'.
- TheKennedyCurse and badmanreturns this'd this
who's the audience
duuudes who had bad taste as teens & hopefully still have their heads up their ass
there's a song on the new Slipknot album
with the glorious refrain, "Cut, cut, cut me up, and f**k, f**k, f**k me up". Such guttural poetry.
i see yr slipknot and korn and raise you
who'd have thought that nu-metal nostalgia would catch on
went to an ill nino gig last year thinking it would be a laugh
not my finest moment
n.b. i covered it at my first gig
they did two encores
two encores.
I was hoping a nu-metal revival would right what was so wrong with the genre
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What the receding glaciers left behind in northeastern SD became the Coteau des Prairies. In the beginning, this region was a home for fish, birds and animals on the rolling hills and in lakes. Native Americans in the area traveled through, hunted here and quarried the red-pipe stone, "catlinite," for peace pipes. Eventually, European Americans put down roots by homesteading 160 acre parcels. Part of that settling included a railway constructed in 1880 to connect east to west; products to people. Summit represented the "high point" in elevation between Chicago, IL and Mobridge, SD. The climb up to Summit was Marvin Hill, a formidable trek. (An interesting note: the name for the neighboring town "Marvin" came from the name on the safe at its railroad stop.) Rail business was responsible for making Summit an important stop; it was a gathering point for the area. Summit was born in 1892; it expanded with the development of farming and ranching in the region.
Summit's establishment through homesteading was enhanced when, also in 1892, the Lake Traverse Indian Reservation was opened to homesteaders. The Reservation border (sometimes called Sisseton Sioux or Sisseton / Wahpeton) started at Lake Kampeska in Watertown spreading in a triangle shape north, extending into North Dakota. Near Summit, the reservation existed for a few miles east and west. It was an intense time, almost a "mad house," as there were about 10,000 people who wanted to homestead, but only 1,000 farms available. A person obtained land by paying $2 or being the first to settle the farm. The area weathered the chaos, and a community was born. These courageous folks brought their religious faith, skills, and tenacity with them, opening churches, schools and businesses.
Rooms went for $2 a night at the Summit House Hotel, one of three hotels in 1916 (One became a mortuary!). There were lots of activities in those days with raising grain and cattle, using horses, fishing and buying supplies and services. Summit's first bank was started in 1897. Those were the days for board sidewalks, hitching posts, dirt streets, no street lights, and homes lit by kerosene lamps. Electricity arrived in town sometime before 1915 and seven street lights were installed on Main Street, plus a few side streets. The lights were used sparingly from about five in the morning to daylight and from dusk until midnight. An overview:
In the year 1916, the town of Summit boasted the following businesses: two banks; one barber shop; two billiard parlors; two blacksmith shops; five carpenters; one dray line; one drug store; four elevators; one feed mill; one furniture store; one garage; three general stores; two hardware stores; one harness shop; two hotels; two implement dealers; one jewelry store; two livery stables and feed barns; two lumber companies; two meat markets; one millinery shop; one newspaper; two doctors; two restaurants; four real estate agents and one shoe store. (Summit Centennial 1892-1992 July 3-5 1992)
It was a very busy place!
Summit is still a active spot, even though it is smaller. People continue gathering at the Top of the Hill Café to eat together; they go to the Summit Bar to enjoy the afternoon or evening. Peoples State Bank undergirds area businesses. Families still fish, hunt and go boating. A volunteer fire department stands ready to help. Sports participation is a huge focus. There may be something in Summit's water, or it could be the high expectations, commitment to practice and love of sports that constantly produces great athletes from this little town. Of particular note is the last near decade of dominance of Girls B basketball by Summit High School. ("Go Eagles!") The entire community comes out regularly to support the girls and boys in their activities in sports, as well as academics. Summit truly is a great place to live.
One last note about their neighborly spirit: Back in 1968, the school burned down. In five short days, the folks of Summit came together, and through temporary space and donations got the school up and running. They took a tragedy and turned it into a triumph that united. They are a people that help.
It is a community that opens up its door, pickups and town hall to anyone in need. Just recently Summit hosted stranded University of North Dakota hockey fans in their midst for a couple of snowy days. Here is the account in the Rapid City Journal. And here is a video on YouTube.
SummitWind, Wahpeton Wind and Blue Cloud Wind are proud and honored to be a small part of such an inspiring, tenacious, loving community. During the hardships of life, farming and illness, these people stick together, supporting each other with ideas, counsel and expectations about the future. Come for a visit; you will be welcomed. You may even want to stay!


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US President Donald Trump said Thursday that high-level talks set for next week between North and South Korea are "a good thing", while also seeming to try to take credit for them.
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I like the looks of this new line of Peterson's Pipes. May have to add one. Thanks Mark for keeping these in front of us!
As we discuss in the book, Peterson has a long-standing tradition of customization and design collaboration that stretches back to the first decades of the company. This could be anything from a short run of a single pipe, like the 307 System sandblast currently available for pre-order from Cupojoes.com for the Pipe Smokers of Ireland Facebook club, to a commemorative like the 135 numbered pieces produced for the James Fox 135th Anniversary last year, to a full-fledged line for a large retailer like Laudisi (Smokingpipes.com). These special edition pipes are of great interest to Pete Nuts, and I always enjoy hearing about them and how they came about.
A few weeks back, one of the finest examples I've seen in a long time of a custom-line collaboration appeared at Smokingpipes, one that just begs to be seen all in one place. So I got in touch with Sykes Wilford at…
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From Your Scanner
If you have a scanner connected to your computer, you can scan documents to be faxed. Note that snappy fax cannot detect a network scanner that is connected to another computer on a local area network, it must be connected to your computer.
To begin scanning, click the 'Scan a Document' button on the Image Viewer ribbon tab. Note: if you have a problem scanning and there seem to be two entries for your scanner in the scanner selection drop-down box, try selecting the other scanner entry and see if that works.
The 'Scan Manager' Windows looks like this:
If your scanner does not have an automatic document feeder, you will be prompted after each page has been scanned to insert the
next page of the document on the platen glass, this process will be repeated until you finish the scan by clicking 'cancel' in response to
the prompt.
If your scanner has a document feeder, be sure to load the feeder before clicking the 'Start Scan' button. All pages loaded in the feeder will be scanned once you click the 'Start Scan' button.
Be sure that you select the correct TWAIN source (driver) from the scanner selection drop down list. You may need to experiment a bit to
determine which is the best driver to use, as some scanners will install more than one driver. Windows will have a default TWAIN device
that can be changed by any application so pay special attention to the selected TWAIN source before starting your scanning operation.
Once you are finished scanning, click the 'Finish' button on the toolbar at the top of the window.
Your scanned image will be loaded into the main window's image viewer or , if snappy fax is in draft mode, into the draft window. If not in draft mode, click the 'Fax this Document' button on the 'Image Viewer' ribbon tab to send the fax. If in draft mode, click the fax button on the draft window's toolbar. Either of these will invoke the 'Prepare Fax Job' window to prepare your fax, select recipients , etc.
The following video clip illustrates how to send a fax from your scanner:
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Seeing the enormous heap of human ashes in the mausoleum at Majdanek brought home the size of the tragedy of the Holocaust
Dissection table for removing valuables from corpses at Majdanek
Gas chamber at Majdanek - port in ceiling for zyklon B gas pellets
Gas chamber at Majdanek
Gas chamber or showers at Majdanek
Pre-war houses were within sight and sound of the concentration camp
Mausoleum at Majdanek
Houses within sight of the camp at Majdanek
Plaque commemorating the victims of the "Harvest Festival"
Renovated yeshiva in Lublin. Will there be students?
Cannisters from poison gas pellets
Invoice for 300 kg of human hair
Detail - Invoice for human hair
Watch tower at Majdanek
Educational sign at Majdanek
Crematorium at Majdanek. Not as large as those at Auschwitz, but liberated sooner and preserved from destruction
Crematorium at Majdanek
Sign explaining the dissection table at Majdanek
Barrack for prisoners at Majdanek
Back of crematorium at Majdanek
Instruction sign at Majdanek
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We Made This Home
means many thing to different people. For me it is not just the old bricks and mortar that stand firmly on it's foundations, it is a place of comfort and a sense of belonging. Our
represents a journey and it tells a story - our story. Memories have been made here, both of happy times and of testing times, treasures found along the way fill the rooms, each piece destined to be apart of this story. Our
is an organic ever changing space that grows with us, week by week, month by month, It is the place where our creativity has the freedom to be expressed in ways that reflects just how we are feeing at any given moment, furniture is shuffled and our things are arranged and rearranged almost constantly.
I have always been inspired by homes, how they look and how they feel. When I was a child I would often dream up the perfect
, draw it's room layouts and decide where the future would go, I often made brochures containing all the furniture and accessories I would choose to go in my dream
(quite funny to look back at now).
My adult self hasn't changed an awful lot since then. I have been lucky enough to fulfil my ambitions of becoming a graphic designer, working on some lovely projects for the homes and gardens market. I also married a man that understood my love of interiors and together we have created our perfect little
Last week I was absolutly thrilled to discover that my blog has been shortlisted for the Britmums 'Brilliance in blogging' award under the style category! Goodness me I am honoured! I'm honoured that you lovely people should pop over here every now and again to read and I'm honoured that this blog has been shortlisted for an award. It would mean the absolute world to me if you would like to
vote for this little blog
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to check out the other lovely blogs shortlisted in the category.
Here is a little round up of some of my favourite posts so far.
Homemade Strawberry Jam
I do love documenting some of my favourite recipes, this was a special one. I'd never made jam until the team at Laura Ashley contacted me and asked me if I would like to write a post for them, as you can imagine I was delighted. My
Nanna has always made her own jam, sending us home with jars at a time for us to enjoy on toast or scones, so I thought it was about time I gave jamming a go and to my surprise it was so very simple. The sweet aroma that fills the kitchen as the fruits soften and the sugar melts away is truly scrumptious.
A vintage inspired Picnic
Having a picnic is one of my favourite things to do especially in the garden when the sun is shining. Last year my mum and I set up a cozy little spot for the afternoon, compete with tea, cushions and blankets.
Peony and Sage Pompom Bunting
This blog features a few DIY projects for the home, this has to be my favourite, I love bunting and I love Peony and Sage fabric.
Styling the Seasons ~ January
This year I decided to join
in Styling the Seasons,
an idea that challenges us to be mindfull of the changing season from month to month and how it can be reflected within our homes. I
last months, but looking forward to making a little time for May's post.
Once again thank you so much for popping over for a read and please do head over to Britmums to
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Coquette opened 16 days ago to a fairly small crowd — maybe 60 or 70 guests. Yesterday, they served nearly 300 customers — for lunch! A recent story from the News & Observer, focusing on Coquette's owners, Kevin and Stacey Jennings, hasn't hurt, but the restaurant served over 400 patrons this past Saturday, the day before the article came out. Coquette is easily the hottest restaurant in the Triangle, and folks aren't letting something trivial like the crappy economy get in their way of being seen at this new brasserie. Hell, I was amazed at how much wine was being poured at lunch yesterday — yes, it was Veteran's Day, but still, this was lunch. The restaurant was caught off guard a bit by the number of yesterday's customers, as they were a bit understaffed in the bar area, but service was still pretty efficient.
I only recognize about 1/3 of the servers at Coquette, as there has been a fair amount of turnover. That's natural for any new restaurant, but it's still sad to know that so many people couldn't make it here. I'm pleased to see Jeremy Tornow, the ex-Marine Air Force member, still there. "I'm not going anywhere," he tells me with a grin as he hurries to get wine to one of his tables. When a restaurant is this busy, a waiter can make a really good living. Particularly a good restaurant.
Coquette has also started its breakfast service, offering a small number of pastries, quiche and omelettes along with some fruit and house-made granola. Here's the menu:
Les Omelettes et Les Quiches
Fine Herbes $6
Lorraine $6
ham, caramelized onions, gruyere
Asparagus & Chevre $6
Quiche du Jour $7
Les Cereales et Pan
Croissant de Buerre $3.50
Croissant Amandine $3.50
Pan au Chocolat $3.75
Chocolat Eclair $3.95
Vanil Eclair $3.95
House-Made Granola $6
rolled oats, almonds, cranberries, raisins, hazelnuts
Les Fruits
Bowl of Fresh Fruit
with European Style Yogurt $7
Grapefruit Brulee $4.50


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|Monterrey, Mexico
Key people
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Number of employees
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SELTHER is a transnational Mexican company active in the mattress and bedding industry. At present Selther is one of the leaders in Mexico and Latin America in the mattress industry.
SELTHER was established in Mexico City in 1970 with a small production unit. Through the 80s Selther opened new production plants in Monterrey NL, Guadalajara JAL and the State of Mexico.
Since 2001 Selther is part of GARD Group. Based in Monterrey, NL GARD Group is active in some industries such as real estate, industrial manufacturing and RFID technology development.
In 1995 Selther began exporting to the US and to Central America. In July 2006 Selther opened a new plant in Costa Rica to attend the Central and South American markets while in 2007 it opened a plant in Mexicali and started operations in Europe.
Starting 2009, Selther has entered a strong downsizing process mainly due to the current economic situation which has led to cut off 40% of the labour force and the shut down of the Mexicali plant and the Madrid offices.. As of September 2009, Jose Benavides Luna has been appointed as the new CEO.


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This year we have reserved the Durden for our exclusive use from 6PM – 9PM. There will be food and drink specials, as well as plenty of good company to go around. We look forward to seeing everyone there!
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Electric Vehicles
They may not have reached the mass market yet, but electric vehicles are coming. However even though I have put them in our 'New Technology' section, in fact they are nothing new. The first prototype electric vehicles of various sorts were demonstrated in the 1830's by Robert Anderson, Robert Davidson (both from Scotland), Sibrandus Stratingh of Holland and Thomas Davenport of the USA. But it needed the invention of the rechargeable lead-acid battery by Frenchman Gustav Planté 1859 and its subsequent improvements made Camille Alphonse Faure in 1881 before electric cars became a viable proposition.
The first production electric vehicle was built in London by Thomas Parker's Elwell-Parker Company in 1884
and electric vehicles became very popular in the early part of the 20th century. In fact the first 6 World Land Speed Records were achieved by electric vehicles, culminating in Calmille Jenatzy's 'La Jamais Contente' achieving 105.88 km/h in 1899.
The decline set in after about 1912, though electric vehicles were still used for special purposes. Those of us who grew up in the UK before about 1990 will still remember the sound of the electric milk 'floats' that delivered the milk every morning.
The Modern Age
Now electric vehicles are coming back again and Elite Consulting is playing its part by helping companies to develop reliable products by facilitating FMEA sessions at their premises and conducting training.
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2017 Birmingham-Southern Men's Cross Country News
2017-18 BSC Season HighlightsAugust 03, 2018BIRMINGHAM, Ala. - Take one last look at the 2017-18 Birmingham-Southern athletics season.
2017-18 Top Male Student-AthletesAugust 01, 2018BIRMINGHAM, Ala. - The top Birmingham-Southern male student-athletes were nominated for BSC Male Athlete of the Year. The 2017-18 winner was Jamal Watkins from men's track and field.
2017 Season Highlights: Cross CountryJune 15, 2018BIRMINGHAM, Ala. - Take a look back at the 2017 Birmingham-Southern men's and women's cross country season.
BSC Announces Yearly Awards at Annual Athletics DinnerMay 15, 2018BIRMINGHAM, Ala. – The Birmingham-Southern athletics department announced the winners of its awards and recognized the accomplishments of the student-athletes at its 2018 Athletic Awards Dinner Tuesday night in the Norton Great Hall on BSC's campus.
Panthers Place 89 on SAA Fall Academic Honor RollFebruary 09, 2018BIRMINGHAM, Ala. – Birmingham-Southern saw 89 Panthers recognized on the Southern Athletic Association Fall Academic Honor Roll.
Peifer Runs at NCAA Regional ChampionshipNovember 11, 2017NEWPORT NEWS, Va. – Birmingham-Southern senior Justin Peifer was the lone competitor for the Panthers at the 2017 NCAA Division III South/Southeast Regional Men's Cross Country Championship on Saturday morning.
BSC Places Sixth at SAA ChampionshipOctober 28, 2017HAMPTON, Ga. – The Birmingham-Southern men's cross country team finished sixth at the Southern Athletic Association Men's Cross Country Championship on Saturday morning.
Cross Country Prepared for SAA ChampionshipOctober 27, 2017BIRMINGHAM, Ala. – The Birmingham-Southern cross country teams are set to compete in the Southern Athletic Association Championship this Saturday. The women's 6k race is scheduled for a 10 a.m. start with the men's race following at 11 a.m.
SAA Picks Peifer as Runner of the WeekOctober 17, 2017ATLANTA – Birmingham-Southern men's cross country runner Justin Peifer is the Southern Athletic Association Men's Cross Country Runner of the Week, the conference announced Tuesday.
BSC Places Eighth at Berry InvitationalOctober 14, 2017MOUNT BERRY, Ga. – The Birmingham-Southern men's cross country team finished eighth out of 16 non-Division I teams at the Berry Invitational on Saturday morning.
BSC Competes at JSU Foothills InvitationalSeptember 30, 2017OXFORD, Ala. – The Birmingham-Southern men's cross country team finished 11th among non-Division I teams at the 2017 Jacksonville State University Foothills Cross Country Invitational on Saturday.
Peifer Leads Panthers at Falcon ClassicSeptember 16, 2017MONTEVALLO, Ala. – The Birmingham-Southern men's cross country team finished 11th among 15 non-Division I schools at the 2017 Montevallo Falcon Classic on Saturday morning.
Panthers Finish Fifth in Season-Opening MeetSeptember 01, 2017JACKSONVILLE, Ala. – The Birmingham-Southern men's cross country team finished fifth at the Jacksonville State University Struts Cross Country Season Opener on Friday.
Season Preview: Cross CountryAugust 29, 2017BIRMINGHAM, Ala. – The Birmingham-Southern men's and women's cross country teams are gearing up for the 2017 season and are ready to compete for a Southern Athletic Association Championship.


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MacRumor announced yesterday that Safari b80 had been leaked.
A couple of months ago, Apple chose to close its Safari Seeding program because the confidential betas were widely distributed on the Web. Of course, you can't release a program that hasn't been tested on lots of different configurations, so they opened the seeding program again after some time. But despite their insistant requests, some testers keep breaking their non disclosure agreement.
Why this really sucks? Here are some of the reasons.
1. It can lead to the release of incompletely tested applications (or even OSes), with the bad consequences you can imagine to the user, but also to Apple's reputation (see this Register article, for exemple). Some seeding programs have already been interrupted or slowed down because of leaks.
2. It can lead to lots of problems for the people who use leaked softwares without knowing their limitations, remaining issues, requirements, etc (for exemple, Apple sometimes provides un-installers, or different upgraders depending on what you're already using, and of course you don't know about them when you get a leaked beta from Kazaa or whatever). And sure enough, this is already happening with Safari b80, as you can see if you read the thread on MacRumours' forum. You can even loose data and/or have to reinstall your system, when playing with leaked software!
3. It makes Apple employees's job harder (I mean those who are in charge of these seeding programs and who are somehow seen as responsible for the leaks by their bosses), and it makes other tester to feel bad: these seeding programs are real online communities where you make friends, get or offer help, etc, and each time a seed is leaked, it really feels like there's a traitor in the house.
4. Most people who find bugs in leaked software don't report them properly (whether because they don't know where or how to do it), so they don't help anyone by using this software. If you are really interested in helping to make better software for your Mac (applications or OSes), you can sign-up to the Apple Software Customer Seeding program and make a real contribution -- but only if you follow the rules, because if you break your NDA, you could as well work for M$!
5. Leaking confidential information may hurt the company's market more than you can imagine. So if you call yourself an Apple supporter, just don't do it.
6. You could even get sued, and/or you could loose your job (no kidding!).
7. It makes you feel bad when you look at yourself in a mirror. If it doesn't, you'd better get some work done on yourself before it's too late!
In conclusion, leaking private beta software or confidential information is just sabotage, even if this isn't obvious at first sight. So if you do it, you'd better know the risks and why you're taking them.