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Joakim Noah is Key to Bulls Playoff Success
He's Got An Ugly Free throw Shot-but Joakim Noah Has Got Game
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Joakim Noah throws the ugliest free throw I have ever seen-besides Shaquille O'Neal. But Joakim Noah is the key to the Bulls post season success. I know, I know, everyone believes this team lives and dies with Derrick Rose. Or the bench mob. Or Loul Deng. But I believe that this team lives or dies by the energy, enthusiasm, defense, explosiveness and bizarreness that is Joakim Noah.
This guy is bizarre. There is no doubt about it. Considering he and I have the same workout hair, crazy curly hair, pulled into a nice tight bun-maybe thats why I have love for Joakim. Or maybe because he's my 6 year old son's favorite player. Or maybe he's one of the only guys out there that actually looks like he's working his butt off and having fun at the same time.
Noah looks like an overgrown kid when he's playing. His crazy long arms flailing away, bouncing up and down like he's on a pogo stick, making crazy faces at his opponents-it's fun to watch. And when he's got his mojo going, he takes it hard to the basket, throws great assists to his teammates and gets totally pumped when they take the lead or score a great shot.
But when Noah is having an off night-watch out. Butter fingers start forcing the ball out of his hands, the Bulls can't buy a rebound, everyone starts putting their heads down. Now I realize the Bulls are heading into the playoffs with the best record in the NBA. No small feat after this wacky season. But the games the Bulls have lost, at least a good chunk of them-were ugly. Just plain ugly.
But Joakim Noah has an effect on this team. He imposes his emotions into games. He provides a spark, an enthusiasm that is absolutely infectious. Against some opponents that are heading the Bulls way, if Noah is not at the top of his game, absolutely ferocious under the basket, with his head completely in every play-I don't believe the Bulls can win it all.
The Bulls have a lot of weapons. More than most. But Joakim Noah really is their wild card. He can blow this whole thing up. I can't wait to watch.


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Marni Table Lights, by Brit lighting designer Michelle Mason.
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Available here, for £269 (plus £40.13 to deliver to the US) which totals roughly $606.
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I love it! Not that it would fit with my decor, unfortunately, but I love it. But what about the British wiring? Can you replace their large plugs with our small North American ones and have the lamp work safely?
I haven't done it myself, but my mother-in-law had a few lamps from Europe rewired for her house in Ottawa. I dunno if they just changed the plug or all the wiring (or if you can DIY it), but they work fine now.
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Statistics and outlook for womb cancer
This page is about the outlook for women with womb cancer. There is information about
Statistics and outlook for womb cancer
Outlook means your chances of getting better. Your doctor may call this your prognosis. The outcome of treatment for cancer of the womb depends on a number of different factors.
Below, we present information about the likely outcome of womb cancer. There are no national statistics available for different stages of cancer or treatments that people may have had. The statistics we present here are pulled together from a variety of different sources, including the opinions and experience of the experts who check each section of this website. For the more complete picture in your case, you need to speak to your own specialist.
We include statistics because people ask for them, but not everyone wants to read this type of information. Remember that you can skip this page if you don't want to read it, you can always come back to it.
How reliable are cancer statistics?
No statistics can tell you exactly what will happen to you. The statistics cannot tell you about the different treatments people may have had, or how that treatment may have affected their prognosis. There are many individual factors that will affect your treatment and your outlook.
You can view and print the quick guides for all the pages in the Treating womb cancer section.
Doctors collect statistical information about different types of cancer and prognosis. Prognosis is the likely outcome of your disease and treatment. In other words, your chances of getting better and how long you are likely to live.
This page has information about the survival rates of different stages of the most common type of womb cancer – endometrial womb cancer (cancer of the lining of the womb). The outlook for other types of womb cancer is very different and is not covered in this section.
We have included this information on outlook because many people have asked us for it. Not everyone who is diagnosed with a cancer wants to read this type of information. If you are not sure whether you want to know at the moment or not, then perhaps you might like to skip this page for now. You can always come back to it.
Please note: There are no national statistics available for different stages of cancer or treatments that people may have had. The statistics we present here are pulled together from a variety of different sources, including the opinions and experience of the experts who check each section of this website. We provide statistics because people ask us for them. But they are only intended as a general guide and cannot tell you exactly what may happen in your individual case.
We have information about different types of cancer statistics including incidence, mortality and survival. Unless you are very familiar with medical statistics, it might help to read this before you read the statistics below.
Remember – 5 year survival is a term doctors use. It does not mean you will only live 5 years. It relates to the number of people in research who were still alive 5 years after diagnosis. Doctors follow what happens to people for 5 years after treatment in any research study. This is because there is only a small chance that a cancer will come back more than 5 years after treatment. They do not like to say these people are cured because there is that small chance. So they use the term 5 year survival instead.
Of all the women with womb cancer, about 90 out of every 100 (90%) live for at least 1 year after they are diagnosed. About 79 out of every 100 women (79%) will live for at least 5 years. And about 78 out of every 100 women will live for at least 10 years. Many of these women will have been cured of their cancer.
The outlook for womb cancer depends on
- The type of womb cancer you have
- How the cancer cells look under a microscope (the grade)
- How far the cancer had grown before it was diagnosed (the stage)
When we talk about type of womb cancer here, we mean cancers of the womb lining (endometrium). Cancers of the muscle of the womb are called sarcomas and are covered in the soft tissue sarcoma section. Most cancers of the womb lining are endometrioid type womb cancers and have a good outlook. There are two types of womb cancer that are more difficult to control completely and are more likely to come back. These are serous and clear cell cancers. Fewer than 10 out of every 100 of all womb cancers diagnosed (10%) are these types.
The more like normal womb cells the cancer cells look, the lower the grade of the cancer. Most womb cancers are low grade. They tend to respond very well to treatment and many women are cured. High grade cancers are more likely to come back after treatment than low grade cancers. Only about 10 out of every 100 womb cancers (10%) are high grade.
As with many other types of cancer, the outcome of womb cancer depends on how advanced it is when it is diagnosed. This means the stage of your womb cancer.
Less than 25 out of every 100 patients (less than 25%) already have stage 4 endometrial cancer when they are diagnosed. In stage 4, the cancer has already spread to another part of the body and so is more difficult to treat.
Stage 1
If you are diagnosed with stage 1 womb cancer then your cancer is completely inside the womb. This means it hasn't had a chance to spread. Generally with stage I endometrial cancer, the outlook is good. More than 80 out of every 100 women (80%) live for at least 5 years after diagnosis. Most of these women will have been cured.
Stage 2
With stage 2 womb cancers, the cancer has spread to the neck of the womb (cervix). Between 70 and 80 out of every 100 women diagnosed with stage 2 womb cancer (70 to 80%) live for at least 5 years.
Stage 3
Stage 3 womb cancer means that cancer cells have spread to other parts of the pelvis. Between 40 and 50 out of every 100 women with this stage of womb cancer (40 to 50%) live for at least 5 years.
Stage 4
Stage 4 womb cancers have spread outside the pelvis to more distant parts of the body. The outcome depends on how far the cancer has spread. For example, to the bowel and bladder, or perhaps to the lungs, liver or brain. Between 20 and 30 out of every 100 women diagnosed (20 to 30%) with stage 4 womb cancer will live for at least 5 years.
No statistics can tell you what will happen to you. Your cancer is unique. The same type of cancer can behave differently in different people. The outcome will depend on the stage, grade and type of your cancer and on your general health.
The statistics available are not detailed enough to tell you about the treatments people may have had and how that treatment may have affected their prognosis. There are many individual factors that will affect your treatment and prognosis. Your cancer specialist is in the best position to give you information about your individual outlook.
Research evidence shows that taking part in clinical trials may improve outlook. No one is completely sure why this is. It is probably partly to do with your doctors and nurses monitoring you more closely if you are in a trial. For example, you may have more scans and blood tests. There is more information in the trials and research section. To search our clinical trials database for trials for womb cancer, pick 'womb' from the dropdown menu of cancer types.
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Is there a realistic approach to provide a "comfortable" way of life to every human being on the word? Can the Earth support it?
I'm sure you have, at one time or another, asked yourself how many earths would we need to satisfy the needs of everyone.
Or a matrix like infinite world will be the solution?
Science fiction has come up with a lot of ideas, but are we really getting closer or further away from eradicating poverty? and I don't mean just to ease the suffering, but to actually make it disappear.
Is money part of the solution or part of the problem?
Or maybe the world can handle us all and more!
What do you think?
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Jeff Rodman 200+Mar 1 2011: Humans are individually wired for survival, to Colgan's point below. But the same wiring is probably not suited to human societies and so the physical answer to Javier's question is different from the social answer. But it's easier to come by, so a decent place to start.
We can't say whether a comfortable way of life is possible until we've defined "a comfortable way of life." I like Jack Canty's overview. And to put some framing around the scope of things, we should posit that "comfortable" is not private jets, mansions and butlers for everyone, nor is it starving naked in the bushes. It's somewhere in the middle, probably the lower-middle (which leaves me some explaining to do to my beloved spouse). Health support, good food, water, access to move-around space, soccer fields, cellos, and decent wine and stuff.
We also need a definition of "everyone." Let's assume the current population; if we have a methodology to answer the question for that, we can scale up and down as the social issues change.
With that, I suspect that the planet could support who we have without much more damage, if we approached it in a rational way. There's enough power via solar and wind, there's enough physical space. Yes, that's a guess, but an analytical answer is possible once we have a clear definition (I'll bet someone's done it, actually).
So, oops - we're right back to social. Will we approach it in a rational way? The physical answer tells where we need to go; what is still needed is an answer to the question: how do we go there?
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There's something wonderfully soothing about having a steaming cup of tea when a chill is in the air. Salt Lake City, Utah, where the surrounding mountains have an average snowfall of nearly 40 feet each year and the wintry mood lingers well into spring, is a pleasant place to delight in afternoon tea at one of the city's tea venues. Known as the Crossroads of the West, Salt Lake City brims with history, art, and culture. The city's lovely assortment of tearooms presents a new and different tea-taking experience for locals and visitors alike. From a classic three-course tea service and entertaining tea parties to an authentic English-style bakery and teashop, there's something to delight every tea lover's fancy.
ELIZABETH'S ENGLISH BAKERY AND TEA SHOP575 South 700 EastSalt Lake City, UT 84102801-433-1170 Exposed brick walls and Old-World elements make visitors feel as if they've walked into a quaint English bakery. That's the goal of Elizabeth's Bakery and Tea Shop owners Ronni Matthews and Mike Kennedy. Their tearoom is next door to Salt Lake City's popular London Market. "We are as authentically English as possible in everything we do," says manager Tara Duff. "Our customers even tell us it feels just like England!" With a nod to British tradition, Elizabeth's serves distinguished English black and herbal bagged teas, along with customary British sweets and savories. English-recipe scones are prepared fresh daily in flavors such as cheese, raisin, and ginger. Meat pies, quiches, Cornish pasties, sausage rolls, and "real" crumpets are constants on the menu and keep customers coming back. An enticing pastry case offers luscious desserts, including cream-filled éclairs, Millionaire's Shortbread, and the shop's signature Vanilla Slice.
THE TEA GROTTO2030 South 900 EastSalt Lake City, UT 84103801-466-8255
teagrotto.comThe Asian-inspired ambience of Salt Lake City's Tea Grotto is a welcoming reminder of the relaxed aura that tea often brings. "It's about slowing down and getting back to what's important," says owner Rebecca Sheeran, a tea expert and graduate of the Specialty Tea Institute. "I just love tea because it has a spiritual energy that offers us that opportunity to be present and in the moment."When Rebecca began researching day spas, she became enthralled with the role tea plays in health. It was then that she decided to open a tearoom with a quiet atmosphere and a focus on the study and enjoyment of tea. Five years ago, The Tea Grotto began providing a peaceful environment where lovely imported teas are served. Creative tea and food pairings, like polenta with green pesto and toasted pine nuts presented with Genmaicha tea, offer delightful culinary experiences. Tea tastings and teachings take place every Saturday. "It's just my passion," remarks Rebecca. "I teach tea, but tea is still teaching me."
THE GRAND AMERICA HOTEL555 South Main StreetSalt Lake City, Utah 84111801-258-6707
grandamerica.comBecome enveloped in Old-World hospitality at The Grand America Hotel on 10 scenic acres in the heart of downtown Salt Lake City. Breathtaking views of the hotel's lovely courtyard garden present a relaxing ambience as scents of fine teas and delicious culinary delights entice you to sit and enjoy. The delicate notes of a harp keep guests in a state of repose as afternoon tea is served in the hotel's sophisticated Lobby Lounge. European boutique-inspired décor fills The Grand America Hotel with elegance and charm, featuring French cherrywood furniture, English wool carpet, and chandeliers from Milan. To enhance the European tradition, afternoon tea has been served since the hotel's opening in spring 2001. The extensive menu showcases an array of tea sandwiches such as prosciutto ham and bay shrimp salad with watercress. Sweet pastries, dainty cakes, and rich tortes provide a pleasant ending to the event.
To view photos of these tearooms, click here.
THINGS TO DO IN SALT LAKE CITY• A visit to the famous 20,000-square-mile Great Salt Lake, the second saltiest in the world, is an absolute must. With its white sands and turquoise water, the lake and its islands provide lovely scenery and recreational opportunities. The surrounding wildlife refuge attracts millions of migratory birds each year. • Sit back and enjoy the beauty of song with the Mormon Tabernacle Choir. The more than 360 members include men and women from many different backgrounds and professions, ranging in age from 25 to 60, brought together by their love for singing.• The Utah Museum of Fine Arts and the Salt Lake Art Center are homes to an array of fine artwork. A view of civilization through a Pan-Asian display, the Browning Collection of European Masterworks, and other visiting exhibits at UMFA present glimpses of history, while contemporary art is showcased at the Salt Lake Art Center.• Salt Lake City abounds with magnificent architecture. The stately Joseph Smith Memorial Building, formerly Hotel Utah, was built in 1911, later restored, and then reopened in 1993. It houses two restaurants, a small movie theater, and a variety of banquet halls. • Experience the culture and history of this beautiful state with a visit to Brigham Young's home, known as The Beehive House. This National Historic Landmark has been beautifully restored with furnishings of the 1800s to reflect the way the president of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints lived with his family in the Utah Territory. • The outdoors awaits visitors with a plethora of activities year-round. The pretty 80-acre Liberty Park is one of the valley's largest parks, featuring a pond with two islands and the Tracy Aviary—the oldest aviary in the United States with exhibits of more than 130 different bird species. • Adjacent to the Wasatch-Cache National Forest lies This Is The Place Heritage Park, a village that re-creates daily 19th-century pioneer life. The park features adobe houses, shops, schools, and churches from the era. • Utah has been tagged as having "The Greatest Snow on Earth," and as home to some of the lightest powder snow, Salt Lake City is ideal for the sport of skiing. Area resorts, including Alta, Snowbird, Brighton, and Solitude, offer exquisite views and enjoyable outdoor recreation. • Set in the foothills of the Wasatch Mountains, the Red Butte Gardens and Arboretum is host to outdoor concerts and beautiful plant and floral exhibits. The natural area offers children's activities, a hiking trail, and seasonal festivals.
Editor's Note: At the time of publication, the information listed above was correct. Unfortunately, The Bee Hive Tea Room has since closed. Please be sure to verify all information before making plans to visit to ensure it has not changed.


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Dr. Shanahan discusses a "real pivot" in approach to teaching challenging text. The CCSS is requiring students to read increasingly complex text at higher Lexile levels. What kind of supports must a teacher have in order to ensure students' success?
High school science teacher Tyler DeWitt was ecstatic about a lesson plan on bacteria (how cool!) — and devastated when his students hated it. The problem was the textbook: it was impossible to understand. He delivers a rousing call for science teachers to ditch the jargon and extreme precision, and instead make science sing through stories and demonstrations. (Filmed at TEDxBeaconStreet.)
Tyler DeWitt recognizes that textbooks are not the way to get young people interested in science. Instead, he teaches science by making it fun and fantastical.
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Dunn, a political science major, loves
history and politics. "I think I had enough credits to major in either history or
political science," she says, "but I declared my major in political science because
of the late Dr. Bruce Unger. That man could facilitate some classroom discussion.
Always the devil's advocate, he had a great way of making sure we discussed all
sides of an issue. He was a whirling dervish of a professor: loud, brilliant, funny,
Dunn remembers fondly several other R-MC professors. "Dr. Howard Davis was a great
professor and a great dean," she says. "Once, in his dean capacity, he got me out
of a tight spot with wisdom and compassion, something I have never forgotten." She
continues: "Dr. George Oliver was a kind man—a tough grader who set and enforced
high standards for papers, making us all better historians and better writers."
To read more Alumni Success stories, click
Macon Memories
Dunn, who was a cheerleader during her freshman year, has a lot of special memories
of R-MC. "I made some fantastic friends in college. "R-MC's small classes, great
professors and an engaged and compassionate administration gave the college a safe,
'family' atmosphere." Dunn remembers putting pennies on the railroad tracks for
the trains to run over and fraternity parties "where the band always played 'My
Girl' as the last song." She also recalls "a huge water fight between the men's
and women's dorms during my freshman year; working Monday through Friday chopping
lettuce in the cafeteria; and an unbelievable food fight in the cafeteria, which
started when some guy threw his dead pet tarantula into the middle of another table."
Making History
Dunn's path to becoming a Brigadier General began while she was at R-MC. "During
my senior year I applied and was accepted to Washington & Lee Law School," she
says. During the summer between her second and third years of law school, one of
Dunn's friends interned with the Army Judge Advocate General's Corps (Army JAG Corps).
"She loved the work and the people, and convinced me to apply for the JAG Corps,"
says Dunn. "I absolutely loved it...I got to travel, try tons of cases, work with
unbelievably smart commanders, work in a challenging and ethical environment, and
I got to serve my country. Before I knew it, I was a Colonel with almost 25 years
of service."
Dunn served as a Staff Judge Advocate (SJA) three times: at the 82nd Airborne Division,
at the Joint Readiness Center and Fort Polk (JRTC & Fort Polk) and at XVIII
Airborne Corps & Fort Bragg. "I was responsible for providing all legal services
to the command and the installation," says Dunn. "As the SJA at XVIII Airborne Corps,
I was privileged to deploy to Afghanistan in 2003 and Iraq in 2005. In 2005 lightening
struck and I was selected for Brigadier General—the first woman on active duty in
the Judge Advocate General's Corps to become a general officer."
Staying Connected
Dunn stays connected to R-MC via the Alumni Magazine and by regular giving. "I'll
be able to attend more Homecoming celebrations now that I am not moving all over
the world with the Army," she says. She also keeps in touch with fellow alumni.
"Allison O'Brien '77 knows everything going on at R-MC," she says jokingly. "I also
stay in touch with Lynne Cramer Marshall '79."
Asked if she has time for hobbies and interests, Dunn laughs. "I used to have them.
Then, my daughters became teenagers. So, now I drive and drive and drive...and go
to sports event after sports event...and to the mall...and to the mall again! I
do like to read, run and antique. As a family, we like to travel, eat out and listen
to music. At the moment, we are trying to wrap up a lot of loose ends to get my
husband out the door to Iraq for a year."
Dunn recently took her 16-year-old daughter to the R-MC table at a college fair.
"Who knows, maybe the legacy will continue," she says. "She is a demon field hockey
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I don't understand why you want to trivialize the sacrifice of Nordrassil as some kind of brash irresponsible folly. The intended narrative of the story clearly meant for this to be a great sacrifice that came about when they had run out of options. It's supposed to be a pure and selfless act, the sacrifice of the few to protect the many. The armchair quarterback lore critics will twist anything it seems to support their bizarre virtual bigotry. It is strange to me to see people judging the merit of a tale by comparing what they themselves would have done in a situation as opposed to actually learning and understanding the way another mind entirely perceives and handles reality. It's the journey, what drives a character to make those choices, that's what you're supposed to be enjoying and exploring. All too often it seems I am finding people more interested with the most efficient and self asserting solution than an exploration of character development. I guess it's snarky and clever to view it all through the lens of contemporary culture and reason, but it's just killing the spirit of fantasy up to a point.
It's a shame to see themes and archetypes dismissed as homogenization.
I suppose I will soon be darkened into forum post oblivion, but maybe a few peeps will nod their heads out there in agreement.
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Speaking of which, I wonder if the Night Elves might be more "explosive" than the gnomes or goblins. Sure the Gnomes and goblins make some small explosions, but the Night Elves made some big ones.
Son of a motherless murloc. It ate my comment. D:
But yeah, like I was trying to say before I was so rudely swallowed into the depths of the internuts: "Har har the night elves blew up the world AGAIN durpdurp" got old a long time ago. Joke is not funny, sorry to say.
The Well of Eternity was blown up because there was no other way to get rid of it, and the night elves nearly went extinct. The World Tree was blown up because there was no other way to get rid of Archimonde, and the night elves lost their immortality. That's not stupidity, it's sacrifice.
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"WTB sense of humor" :p
"The World Tree was blown up because there was no other way to get rid of Archimonde"
The Draenei seemed to manage pretty well hopping worlds from Argus.
The Blood Elves and the other races seemed to cope with Kil'Jaeden coming through the Sunwell... No world shattering kabooms in either of those.
The point is, the Night Elves, arrogant as they are, seem to have this nonchalant approach to solutions which end up screwing the rest of the world over.
"We're guarding the Well of Eternity, let's summon demons, then blow the world up!"
"We're guarding the Well of Eternity... again... let's summon demons... again... then blow the world up! ...again"
"Whew, that was a close fought war. I lost my son and I'm going to turn into an unabiding douche now for the rest of eternity *snaps Sceptre of the Shifting Sands over his knee*"
"Hmm, I'm sure 10,000 years of solitude being locked away in a dark cell can only have reformed Illidan. Let's set him free and see how he's coping."
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Alright, ladies…summer is right around the corner, and that means it's about time to start pulling out the shorts and skirts – which inadvertently means, showing off those gams. One of the most noticeable features of our legs is the calf muscle. The calf muscle, when toned and built, can actually help give off the appearance of a slimmer thigh. I'm all for slimmer-looking thighs, how about you? Here are some of my most recommended exercises that will whip your calves into shape – just in time for bikini season!
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If you want to look top-notch in your high heels this year, you need to make sure your calves look as tight as possible. The calves can be fickle foes when trying to get them into shape, as they need high-repetition exercises to push them past the rigors they endure on a daily basis.
Look below for 6 awesome calf toning exercises for women who want to look their absolute best when they bear their lower legs to the world.
1. Standing Calf Raises: You can do these on a weighted calf machine or on some sort of platform, even a stair without weights in your own home. Simply lower your weight down into your heels as they are leaning off the edge of the platform, then using your calf muscles, raise up to your tip-toes and hold for 1-2 seconds. Do at least 20-50 reps for 3 sets. Calves respond to higher reps, and not a lot of weight is needed as we are looking to tone, not necessarily make them larger.
2. Stairs or Stair Climber: Nothing tones your calves while getting your heart pumping like a good old-fashioned stair workout on traditional stairs or a stair-master. Aim for 30 minutes or more per session to carve out those calf muscles. I recommend even doing some runs up and down some outdoor bleachers.
3. Calf Presses: You'll need a leg press. Set the weight anywhere from 20-70 lbs. Press the weight with your calf muscles only and go for plenty of reps, again around 20-50 for 3 sets.
4. Mountain Climbers: Start in a push up position and make sure your abs are tight and contracted. Start running your legs in and out. Repeat as fast as you can for one minute. Mountain climbers are an all-over leg strengthener, and the explosive jumping movement strengthens your calves.
5. Stationary Bike: You can give your calves an extra boost by setting up a stationary bike with the pedals lower than normal. This will put you in a position where your calves have to push constantly, while also getting your aerobics in.
6. Jump Rope: Jumping rope is a great calf exercise, plus it is a great fat burner, cheap, and can be performed just about anywhere. No rope? Just jump up & down on the balls of your feet for 30 seconds. Rest and repeat for 3 sets.
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An obituary.
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Amazon EC2 has been updated with four new features.
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Iblis - Reminiscent drops later this month. Limited to 25 prison shell C30s with white stamped A and B side and doubled-sided full color 4-panel inserts.
Iblis is a soul/chillwave producer from Baton Rouge, LA and one of my good friends. I was able to witness first hand how much time and energy he put into his first full length Iblis album as well as his first physical release as Iblis. Beautifully sampled Soul and Disco songs form a warm, nostalgic atmosphere that blends together with sometimes happy, often haunting, all-around calming synth melodies to detail stories of love, loss, and reflection on distant memories. No name is more appropriate for this arrangement of tracks than "Reminiscent".
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A collab between BANK (Berlin) + INVENTORY Studio (Longdon) entitled The Art of Conversation. Eight variations of flyers and two variations of posters allowed for a number of patterns.
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City Brights: Craig Newmark
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Words matter, and blogging's one way to get your words out there. It worked very effectively in the past, including efforts like those of Ben Franklin and Martin Luther. My blogging is mostly on craigconnects.org/blog and Huffington Post, but the "think globally, act locally" thing is for real, so I've also been blogging on the […] [Read More]
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The deal is to support veterans and service to the country in ongoing ways that matter. As highlighted by the Case Foundation last week, the Mission Continues supports veterans and service to the country in ongoing ways that matter: The almost 2 million men and women who have served in Iraq and Afghanistan return home […] [Read More]
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Severe brunette dye jobs may be the big story on the Fall runways, but a band of starlets are singing a different, brighter tune and going blonde. Recall Natalie Portman's unexpected color change at the Emmy Awards, and the peroxide pixie look Elisabeth Moss debuted at the New York premiere of For a Good Time, Call…. Emily Blunt is the latest actress to lighten up, sporting fresh honey highlights at last night's Gotham Awards. No stranger to a dye job, Mrs. John Krasinski has been all over the color continuum this year. She went blonde last February for her role in Looper, before returning to her naturally darker shade over the summer, then presumably underwent this makeover for her latest film, All You Need Is Kill, which is currently shooting in London. Do you prefer a raven- or flaxen-haired Blunt? Let us know below.—Jessica Minkoff
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On Sunday, Williams will become an unrestricted free agent, able to sign with any club willing to pay him. But his appearance Wednesday makes it seem that Williams is leaning toward re-signing with the Nets.
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Today's feel-good story: Matt Ziesel of Benton High School in Missouri scores a touchdown for his team to make the score 46-6. Matt - who's a huge football fan - has Down Syndrome, and his coach asked the opposing team to let Matt get the TD he's always dreamed of. Here's his scoring run. Watch Video ›


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As CES kicks off, one technology we've been hoping to hear more about is the status of the ARM Cortex A9 processor. Apple's iPhone as well as many of its competitors including the just released Nexus One currently utilize ARM processors based on the Cortex A8 design. The Cortex A9 represents the next generation which supports multi-core designs. The Cortex A9 multi-core processors are expected to scale beyond 2 GHz while drawing less than 0.25 W of power per CPU.
ARM's designs have always been focused on the mobile space, so low power has always been a major focus. This high performance-to-power ratio is also carried through with the upcoming Cortex A9 designs and is said to fare very well compared to Intel's Atom processor.
ARM just posted this side-by-side performance video comparing a 1.6GHz Atom netbook vs. a Cortex A9 development board.
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Is it just me, or is the test footage of the military's new electromagnetic railgun incredibly scary? The Naval super weapon has been in the works since 2005, but testing was limited to experimental lab models up until this point. Now that we have visual evidence of what this thing can really do ... well, I'm fairly terrified.
Because what it can really, really do is pretty terrifying: It can fire a 40-pound metal slug up to 5,600 miles per hour from New York to Philadelphia -- that's over 7 times the speed of sound. The force at which it hits a target is apparently 32 times the force of a "1-ton car being thrust at 100 mph."
Look, I'm not disputing the incredible technical achievement this signifies. I'm not even going to get into the astronomical price tag on this project (so far, $240 million) or whether developing a weapon worthy of a sci-fi flick is really necessary or justifiable.
I'm just going to say that this video of the electromagnetic railgun in action chills me to the bone. And I've felt that same sense of cold dread before.
Once upon a time, nuclear weapons were in the developmental phase, too. Have you ever seen footage of an atomic bomb test? Yes, it's amazing that human beings figured out a way to harness that much power. Have you ever seen what that power can do to human beings? Chernobyl. Hiroshima.
Devastation doesn't begin to cover it.
Watch this clip of the electromagnetic railgun being tested ...
Now watch this declassified U.S. Nuclear Test film from the 1960s (the atomic bomb footage starts at around 9:42, but the entire video is a pretty fascinating history lesson):
It just makes me wonder what good can ever come from creating a weapon of mass destruction.
Do you see the similarities between these two videos? What do you think about the new electromagnetic railgun?
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I hate to say it, but I question the validity of your opinion on National Defense issues when your job is to write for parenting magazines. Progress, particularly this type, is bound to inspire fear in the hearts of those who have no concept of their necessity in an ever-changing world.
My internet is being a snot today, so I can't watch these videos, but on the topic at large...
Yes, it is horrible when we have to develop these kinds of weapons. But we are not the only ones doing it. Iran is on the cusp of becoming a nuclear nation. They may already have the technology to make nukes. And you know for sure that those nukes are going to be pointed at us.
This is an argument that will never be solved, but look at it this way: it is the 2nd Amendment, only on a global scale. You can make all the gun laws you want, take the guns out of every law-abiding citizen, but that's not going to stop the bad guys and the gangs from getting them. The only *real* way to deter those bad guys from using their guns is for you to have a bigger one.
Also, yes, the collateral damage is horrific - I know the humanity lost at Hiroshima and Nagasaki was tragic - but... those that have weapons aimed at us don't care about that. Given a good enough reason (we exist - for some, that's enough), they will launch an attack. Which do you prefer? Sitting here debating our fate, or having a bigger, badder gun that might head them off?
Frankly, I'm all for continuing the debate - as long as I've got the bigger, badder gun. Because someday we might solve it, but only when those who want us dead are willing to come to the table. And no, I don't trust them enough to put mine down first.
Not to mention neither of those are necessarily the most terrifying. Two scientists figured out decades ago that you can create sound weapons that will liquify your insides after causing you intense agony for minutes on end and released that information to the military. They had to turn around immediately and try to figure out how to make a shield against it because 'holy fuck' they just created one of the worst weapons they possibly could have. More enticing for humans to use because it leaves infrastructure intact, it just kills the humans.


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NJIT Provost To Resign Nov. 28: Will Pursue International Projects
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Priscilla P. Nelson, PhD, has announced that she will resign her position as provost and senior vice president for academic affairs at New Jersey Institute of Technology, effective November 28, 2008, to pursue the university's special projects related to international program development. >>
A structural engineer and world-renowned expert on how structures respond to natural disasters, M. Ala Saadeghvaziri, PhD, a professor at NJIT, has been named a Fellow by the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE). Saadeghvaziri, of Basking Ridge, researches the effect upon buildings and other structures due to time, usage and loadings or the outcome of disasters such as earthquakes or explosions. >>
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An NJIT professor who has discovered new communication channels in underwater environments and invented a technique to communicate data through these channels will be honored later this month by the New Jersey Inventors Hall of Fame. >>
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NJIT Provost Priscilla P. Nelson Honored by American Association of Engineering Societies
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NJIT Provost Priscilla P. Nelson, of West Orange, received the Kenneth R. Row Award from the American Association of Engineering Sciences on May 5 for promoting unity among engineering societies. She accomplished this goal through her current work at NJIT coupled with earlier leadership positions at the National Science Foundation (NSF). >>
NJIT Provost Priscilla Nelson, of West Orange, will be honored tonight in Washington, DC, by the American Association of Engineering Societies for promoting unity among the engineering societies. The organization said she accomplished this goal through her leadership positions at the National Science Foundation (NSF) and NJIT. She will receive the Kenneth Andrew Roe Award in recognition of this work at a banquet. >>
Edgardo Farinas, PhD, an assistant professor in the department of chemistry and environmental science at NJIT, has received a National Science Foundation (NSF) CAREER award for his project "New Tools for High-Throughput Screening of Protein Libraries: Engineering Metalloproteins Displayed on Bacillus Subtilis Spores." The prestigious career award recognizes teacher-scholars most likely to become the academic leaders of the 21st century. >>
Sheryl Sorby, National Science Foundation Program Director for Undergraduate Education and former chair of Engineering Fundamentals and associate dean of engineering at Michigan Tech, will discuss the correlation between well-developed spatial skills and success in engineering, computer science, chemistry and computer-aided design on April 15 at 2:30 p.m. in Eberhardt Hall Room 112. The presentation is co-sponsored by the NJIT/NCE Extension Services in Engineering Project Team and the NSF-funded NJIT ADVANCE Project. For more information, contact Professor Norman Loney at email@example.com or Talina Knox at email@example.com. >>
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NJIT's indefatigable math professor Bruce Bukiet is once again opining on outcomes for this season's Major League Baseball teams. His picks are based on a mathematical model he developed in 2000. >>
During the next decade, solar physicists will learn more than they have dreamed possible about the Sun, thanks to current technologies that have advanced the capacity of land-based instruments. Such advancements will be the focus of a talk on March 26, 2008 by noted NJIT solar astronomer Philip R. Goode, PhD. >>
Mechanical Engineering Professor at NJIT To Receive NSF Grant
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Kwabena Albert Narh, PhD, an associate professor in the department of mechanical engineering at NJIT, has been awarded a grant by the Civil, Mechanical, and Manufacturing Innovation Division of the National Science Foundation to investigate the use of cryogenic ball-milling to deagglomerate highly clustered carbon nanotubes. >>


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Help the world of Onristu free themselves from the darkness. Play through story mode with cute animated cut scenes and fun game play, or skip right to the action in free play mode.
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