text:
TR: So let's get down to it, how do you determine a work? For example, Lover Boy: How did you decide how big it was going to be? The dimensions of each sheet of paper? What kind of paper to use and how tall the stack would be? How did you decide on which blue to use? How did you know it would go against the wall in that certain way?
FGT: Well, it goes against the wall because the blue reflects on the wall. The paper is a light blue and is a standard commercial brand trimmed to twenty-four by twenty-four inches.
TR: But how did you know that that would work?
FGT: I didn't, not until I did the installations. When you don't have a studio you take risks, you change your underwear in public. I'm not afraid of making mistakes, I'm afraid of keeping them. I have destroyed a lot of pieces—I like the excitement of fucking up royally. Some artists can "rehearse" in their studios before they go into the gallery, I find that too easy. I don't know, I never had anything to lose so I've always done it my own way.
TR: All right! there must be some kind of—it might not be a sketch but you must have the measurements written down. You must have taken some piece of paper and cut it the right size and said, "This is the right size." I know your work isn't completely arbitrary or intuitive.
FGT: I do like certain uncanny numbers. Things happen to me around certain numbers: five, twenty-four, twelve. Those are the numbers that sometimes determine the height of the stacks and the size of certain papers.
TR: A mystical minimalism?
FGT: Well, yes and no. Some of the stacks are made thirty-two by twenty-nine inches because that's also the size of the paper. If the piece is about something that is very distant to me, then numbers like seventeen, thirty-five and twenty-one sound perfect because they are numbers that I would never use for anything except for a piece that is very uncomfortable. In terms of the height, it's really determined by how it looks in the actual space.
TR: I would like to talk about theory…I think it's about wanting a larger world. I think it's about wanting to be involved with the world of ideas and it takes a certain amount of courage to really go into that other land. That's the danger of being too involved in theory, you get to a certain level in your education where you equate theory with practice.
FGT: Tim, I must say that without reading Walter Benjamin, Fanon Althusser, Barthes, Foucault, Borges, Mattelart, and others, perhaps I wouldn't have been able to make certain pieces, to arrive at certain positions. Some of their writings and ideas gave me a certain freedom to see. These ideas moved me to a place of pleasure through knowledge and some understanding of the way reality is constructed, of the way the self is formed in culture, of the way language sets traps, and of the cracks in the "master narrative"—those cracks where power can be exercised…Last but not least, Brecht is an influence. I think if I started this list of influences again I would start with Brecht. I think this is really important because as Hispanic artists we're supposed to be very crazy, colorful—extremely colorful. We are supposed to "feel," not think. Brecht says to keep a distance to allow the viewer, the public, time to reflect and think. When you get out of the theater you should not have had a catharsis, you should have had a thinking experience. More than anything, break the pleasure of representation, the pleasure of the flawless narrative. This is not life, this is just a theater piece. I like that a lot: This is not life, this is just an artwork. I want you, the viewer, to be intellectually challenged, moved, and informed.
TR: It's obvious that you aren't as interested in the battle between form and content as you are in method: how the work is made, distributed, and shared. Where did the stack-pieces come from?
FGT: It's really difficult to say. I don't really remember, seriously. The first stacks I made were some of the date-pieces. Around 1989 everyone was fighting for wall space. So the floor space was free, the floor space was marginal. I was also interested in giving back to the viewer, to the public, something that was never really mine to start with—this explosion of information, which in reality is an implosion of meaning. Secondly, when I got into making stacks—which was the show with Andrea [Rosen]—I wanted to do a show that would disappear completely. It had a lot to do with disappearance and learning. It was also about trying to be a threat to the art-marketing system, and also, to be really honest, it was about being generous to a certain extent. I wanted people to have my work. The fact that someone could just come and take my work and carry it with them was very exciting. Freud said that we rehearse our fears in order to lessen them. In a way this "letting go" of the work, this refusal to make a static form, a monolithic sculpture, in favor of disappearing, changing, unstable, and fragile form was an attempt on my part to rehearse my fears of having Ross disappear day by day right in front of my eyes. It's really a weird thing when you see the public come into the gallery and walk away with a piece of paper that is "yours."
It's a riot when I show these pieces in a museum because people aren't supposed to touch the art much less take it with them. At the 1991 Whitney Biennial people would ask the museum guard if it was true that they could really take a piece from the stack of paper. The guards got into it. But I had a show once here in a New York gallery and this East Village artist got upset with the work. She just couldn't take it. I saw here take twenty, twenty-five sheets from the stack and dump them in the corner trash can. That was really upsetting to me.
TR: Love and fear seem to be the two great themes of your work.
FGT: It's funny you say that because I was just thinking… Earlier I mentioned Hiroshima Mon Amour, it took me a long time to understand the opening sequence. The female character says, "You are good for me because you destroy me," I finally understand what that means. You can be destroyed because of love and as a result of fear. Love is very peculiar because it gives a reason to live but it's also a great reason to be afraid, to be extremely afraid, to be terrified of losing that love….I like working with contradictions: making completely private, almost secretive work on the one hand, and on the other, making work that is truly public and accessible. As we know, some so-called public art is really "outdoor art." Just because it's on the street doesn't make it public.
TR: Your work reminds me so much of arte povera—using industrial materials and making arrangements on the floor. On one hand, there's something free and casual about it. On the other hand, it's clean, it's printed, and it was farmed out to industrial shops. The workers who made this stuff have no real connection to what you are doing. You buy, let's say, a hundred dollars worth of paper, print something simple on it, and sell it for eight thousand dollars as fine art. So you're involved in that nexus of profit yourself. And even though everyone is invited to take a sheet of paper from the stack there will be a collector who will buy the entire stack and have it in their house where dinner guests are privileged to take sheets. The mechanisms of the market can turn works of art into novelty items. I was curious to know what you thought about that contradiction?
FGT: For me it makes a lot of sense to be part of the market. It would be very expected, very logical and normal and "natural" for me to be in alternative spaces, but it's more threatening that people like me are operating as part of the market—selling the work, especially when you consider that, yes, this is just a stack of paper that I didn't even touch. Those contradictions have a lot of meaning, as we know…I'm for pushing the limits. I love it when people say: "But it is just paper. It is just two clocks next to each other. It is just light bulbs hanging." I love the idea of being an infiltrator. I always said that I wanted to be a spy. I want my artwork to look like something else, non-artistic yet beautifully simple. I don't want to be the opposition because the opposition always serves a purpose: "Improve your arms against me." But if you're the spy—always "straight acting," always within the system—you are the person that they fear the most because you're one of them and you become impossible to define.
TR: You are a political person yet you're very concerned with form and you're not apologetic about it.
FGT: I love formal issues. Actually they have a very specific meaning. Forms gather meaning from their historical moment. The minimalist exercise of the object being very pure and very clean is only one way to deal with form. Carl Andre said, "My sculptures are masses and their subject is matter." But after twenty years of feminist discourse and feminist theory we have come to realize that "just looking" is not just looking but that looking is invested with identity: gender, socioeconomic status, race, sexual orientation…Looking is invested with lots of other texts.
Minimalist sculptures were never really primary structures, they were structures that were embedded with a multiplicity of meanings. Every time a viewer comes into the room these objects became something else…you realize suddenly and very quickly that aesthetic choices are politics.
TR: What is the function of duplication and repetition in your work? The stacks of paper or piles of candies that through accumulation comprise a work are internal forms—each individual piece of paper or piece of candy exists as a piece on its own. But they also exist as external forms when you place identical pieces in different sites and contexts.
FGT: All these pieces are indestructible because they can be endlessly duplicated. They will always exist because they don't really exist or because they don't have to exist all the time. They are usually fabricated for exhibition purposes and sometimes they are fabricated in different places at the same time. After all there is no original, only one original certificate of authenticity. If I am trying to alter the system of distribution of an idea through an art practice it seems imperative to me to go all the way with a piece and investigate new notions of placement, production, and originality.
In terms of different contexts, well, that's a very complex issue that needs to be nailed down to a more specific example. As we know, context gives meaning. The language of these pieces depends, to a large degree, on the fact that they get seen and read in art contexts: museums, galleries, art magazines.
TR: Are the works a metaphor for the relation between the individual and the crowd?
FGT: Perhaps between public and private, between personal and social, between the fear of loss and the joy of loving, of growing, of changing, of always becoming more, of losing oneself slowly and then being replenished all over again from scratch. I need the viewer, I need public interaction. Without a public these works are nothing, nothing. I need the public to complete my work. I ask the public to help me, to take responsibility, to become part of my work, to join in. I tend to think of myself as a theater director who is trying to convey some ideas by reinterpreting the notion of the division of roles: author, public, and director. Your question is more puzzling to me than I had previously thought because, yes, an individual piece of paper from one of the stacks does not constitute the "piece" itself, but in fact it is a piece. At the same time, the sum of many pieces of the identical paper is the "piece," but not really because there is no piece only an ideal height of endless copies. As you know, these stacks are made up of endless copies or mass-produced prints. Yet each piece of paper gathers new meaning, to a certain extent, from its final destination, which depends on the person who takes it.
TR: Do you think that has a lot to do with distribution?
FGT: Absolutely. For me it's very beautiful when the work changes by being placed in different contexts. A page or stack in a gallery reads differently from one you see in an artist's studio or one you see in a home or museum. I once went to the employees' toilet in a museum in Germany and found one of my pieces, Death by Gun, pinned to the door of the toilet stall. The employees told me that they loved reading about all those people's violent deaths while they were sitting. It helped them "go."
TR: A laxative.
FGT: That's another function of my work that I hadn't really ever envisioned, you know!
TR: You've had your revenge on Benjamin, in a way, because those individual artworks do have an aura. Benjamin claimed that a reproduction of a work of art could not have the aura of the original, one-of-a-kind piece, but you made a work of art that is an original reproduction.
FGT: I never agreed with that. The reproductions or facsimiles of the original always point toward the source of emission—the "real" thing. And as signposts to the original they become desirable.
TR: Isn't the stack the original in a way? It's the book instead of the page?
FGT: It's always the original because in my case there is no original—the stacks are endlessly reproducible editions.
TR: Engels thought that it was a law that any increase in quantity necessitates a decrease in quality. The great challenge to our generation is to find a work that's popular and democratic but doesn't kiss butt, doesn't pander. It's a supremely difficult task.
FGT: It's a very tight rope, and I think one way of going about it is by being flexible and by saying, okay, sometimes I'm going to be democratic…I do have a political and personal agenda with this work, and in a way they are very interrelated but I haven't been able to find a perfect union for both. So in the meantime I do both things. It feels very satisfying, in a perverse way, to be working on different fronts: not to have a style, not to be easily defined, not to be easily named.
TR: I think the problem with Group Material is that they operated outside of the art market. A lot of people claim that they hate the commercialism of the art galleries, but if you're not visible in those mainstream venues you're invisible.
FGT: That's why I make objects, otherwise I would be doing performances. But aside from the objects, I love the process more than the final product. That's what I love the most. But I understand the rules of the game: you have to circulate an object in the market in order to have direct access to power…I've been waiting for the revolution for a long time and it hasn't come. The ones that have come have done very little to change our ways. Therefore I don't want a revolution anymore, it's too much energy for too little. So I want to work within the system. I want to work within the contradictions of the system and try to create a better place. I think revolutions were a really nice idea in the nineteenth century and in the early part of this century, but we must take into consideration the technological advances that are being made right now. These technological shifts are happening in a world that has become very fragile and also very small.
1. Login
2. Conosce le icone di dropbox, sono le tue amiche
3. Clicca su New Folder
4. Scrive il nome del nuova cartella
5. Dopo aver creato la cartella, clicca per aprirla
6. Clicca la icona 'Upload'
7. Clicca 'Choose Files', Seleziona il file, clicca apri … VIOLA!
8. Quando hai caricato il file, clicca la icon 'Shared Folder Options'
9. Metti il email di celine dove é scritto 'Invite Collaborators to this folder': firstname.lastname@example.com
10. Clicca 'Share Folder'
11. Quando Celine accetta l'invito alla cartella, dropbox manderá un email con il soggetto: "Celine Condorelli has joined your folder"
1. Entra in Dropbox
2. Clicca il folder della classe
3. Clicca la icona 'share folder'
4. Nella nuova finestra clicca 'Members (x)'
6. Clicca 'Leave Folder'
7. Deseleziona il box 'I still want to keep my copy of these files.'
8. Clicca 'Leave Folder'
9. Riprova a caricare il file dentro la cartella da prima


text:
As more men and women leave the military and enter the workforce, some will be challenged in finding a way to apply their experience in the civilian world.
Oil and gas services company Fugro has been recognized as one of the country's most military-friendly companies. Veterans account for about 20 percent of Fugro's workforce, which typically needs a highly technical background. The company has found ex-military employees are often perfect for the job.
"When they get a mission, they usually figure out how to complete it on their own," said employee Bret Fruge, who joined the company after 21 years in the Navy. "What we try to do is get guys who make decisions and solve things at the lowest level and that's what you get when you have military."
"We really want to hire veterans. It's not about being patriotic, so to speak. It's, more or less, because it's good for business," said recruiter Kevin Spain.
The publication GI Jobs recently listed Fugro as one of the top-100 military friendly companies for the fourth year in a row.
Didn't find what you were looking for?
All content © Copyright 2000 - 2014 Fox Television Stations, Inc. and Worldnow. All Rights Reserved.
Privacy Policy | New Terms of Service What's new | Ad Choices

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Bibles and Scriptures 00-362
Details provided here will never be used in any other context
This project funds Bibles and New Testaments, and Scripture portions in a variety of languages. Recent grants have provided Bibles for Russia, India, Pakistan and Algeria.
receive news & appeal emails as they are published
Pray for Christians in Sri Lanka facing attacks from Buddhist extremists, who have forced the closure of numerous churches. In an apparently positive move, the government has created a Religious Disputes Unit to address conflicts between different groups and combat attempts to create religious discord. But many Christians and Muslims believe that Buddhist extremists are allowed to operate with impunity and that the new unit will not solve the problems faced by non-Buddhists. A cap on the building of places of worship has also been announced, and this seems to serve the Buddhist lobby, which is opposed to expanding Christian activity. Pray for protection for Christian congregations and that their ministry and mission will not be further impeded.
Subscribe to the prayer points rss feed
19 hours ago
Cry out to the Lord for Alexis Prem Kumar, a 47-year-old Christian minister from India who was abducted in Afghanistan on 2 June. No group has claimed responsibility for the kidnapping, but three Taliban militants have been arrested in connection with it. Alexis had worked for an NGO in Afghanistan since 2011, helping returning refugees. He was leaving a school near Herat for Afghan children who have recently returned from Iran or Pakistan when he was seized. Give thanks for Alexis' willingness to serve the Lord in what remains one of the most dangerous countries in the world for Christians, and pray for his safe return.
Subscribe to the prayer points rss feed
Thu, Sep 2014 00:00
The case of an Egyptian Christian man arrested following complaints by Muslim neighbours that he had been using his home as a church without a permit highlights the need of the Christian community for more places of worship. The 55-year-old man from Minya in Upper Egypt, where Christians are particularly vulnerable to persecution, was arrested once before, in 2011, for the same offence. Every church building in Egypt requires a permit, but these are notoriously difficult to obtain. Pray that the authorities will show leniency to the Christian man and that a provision in the new constitution addressing the issue of church buildings will be enacted.
Subscribe to the prayer points rss feed
Tue, Sep 2014 00:00
Kidnapping for ransom has been a persistent problem for the Christian community in Egypt amid the political upheaval and instability following the "Arab Spring" revolution of 2011. On 14 June, Wadie Ramses, a well-known surgeon, was seized in El-Arish. The assailants opened fire on his vehicle and took him away wounded. They later demanded a ransom of ten million Egyptian Pounds (£800,000; US$1.4 million) for his release. Two days later, Christian merchant Gemal Shenouda was captured near his home in the same city. It is thought that Islamic militants with links to al-Qaeda, who have been behind escalating violence in the Sinai region, are responsible for the kidnappings. Pray for the safe return of our two Christian brothers and that they and their families will know the Lord's peace.
Subscribe to the prayer points rss feed
Mon, Sep 2014 00:00
On 18 June, Bishoy Armia Boulous (31) was sentenced to five years in prison and given a fi ne of 500 Egyptian Pounds (US£70; £40) for "disturbing the peace by broadcasting false information" in connection with reports he produced relating to anti-Christian violence in Minya for a Christian TV channel. His lawyer believes that Bishoy has been targeted because of his conversion from Islam. The Christian gained notoriety in Egypt in 2007 as the first person to try to change his religion on his ID card, a case that is still unresolved owing to the political tumult in the country over the last three years. Pray that the Lord will be Bishoy's strength and shield (Psalm 28:7), and that he will soon be released.
Subscribe to the prayer points rss feed
Sun, Sep 2014 00:00


text:
Organize your porn! Create a collection today!
Use the "Add to Collection" icon in the top right corner of any video thumbnail when you're logged in (desktop version of site only) or directly from a video page with the "Add to Collection" button under each video.
- By: unknown
- Rating:
- (23 ratings)
- Duration:
- 15min25sec
- Views:
- 17,387
- Date:
- June 5, 2012
- All Comments (1)
Jigallow February 2, 2013
- So my girl comes downstairs on our anniversary and announces that instead of our dinner reservations, shed rather let me put it in her ass! What a fucking girl! How amazing is my life?


text:
The assertion Tuesday by Connecticut officials that a young, male mountain lion from South Dakota to the Nutmeg State begged as many questions as it answered.
Foremost among them:
- How did the cougar did get so far, crossing rivers and other obstacles?
- Why did it travel so far from home?
- How— based on such scattered evidence as a carcass, reported sightings and paw prints—were scientists able to piece together evidence of what they're calling one of the longest-ever recorded journeys of a land mammal?
June 5 in Greenwich, Conn., officials with the Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection say that same animal likely—though not definitively, pending more tests—was the mountain lion on the Wilbur Cross Parkway in Milford, Conn.
Officials used DNA to genetically fingerprint the mountain lion as the same one spotted more than 18 months ago in Minnesota.
"The journey of this mountain lion is a testament to the wonders of nature and the tenacity and adaptability of this species," Connecticut DEEP Commissioner Dan Esty said during a press briefing. "This mountain lion traveled a distance of more than 1,500 miles from its original home in South Dakota – representing one of the longest movements ever recorded for a land mammal and nearly double the distance ever recorded for a dispersing mountain lion."
Even with so much DNA evidence and testing, what's known about the mountain lion—his journey's exact route and reasons for taking it—remain unclear.
We know this:
- The cougar had porcupine quills lodged in its skin, discovered by lab technicians during a necropsy, or animal autopsy.
- The 140-pound male's estimated age is two to five years old.
- It was lean, and hadn't been declawed or neutered.
- It was spotted three times—in Minnesota, Wisconsin and Connecticut—before a collision with a SUV on a highway ended its life.
"Although this is the story of one extraordinary animal who did end in a tragic death on a highway here, the first recorded example of a wild mountain lion in Connecticut in more than 100 years, I must add that we have no evidence of a native population," Esty said. "No evidence of a mountain lion beyond this single individual."
The cougar's body is now frozen, pending further studies. Its body may end up in a museum, state officials confirmed. Inquiries already have been made.
What follows is a look at what else Connecticut officials said Tuesday in their press briefing, in a statement and in a question-and-answer session with the media.
- Paul Rego, a supervising wildlife biologist with the DEEP, during the press conference: "In mammals in general, the young disperse, especially young males. There is probably debate among ecologists what the fundamental reasons are. It may be looking for breeding opportunities, may be looking for open habitat where there's no competition with other animals and in the case of males, and food resources. It's a very common behavior of some adult male mammals, very common behavior for some adult cougars."
- Esty: "I think there are potentially lots of reasons why this animal left South Dakota, but Paul is giving you the most likely ones, which are a foraging animal looking for easier food sources and this guy clearly had an adventurous spirit and chose to a little further from home than most. And it may well have been that there was a trail of opportunity that led to Connecticut."
- Rego: "Most of these sightings (see blue and green map, as well as 'Wisconsin Cougar Observations,' attached) are believed to be this animal that eventually made it to Connecticut. The first observation was in Minnesota, December 2009. The animal moved east-southeasterly into Wisconsin in January 2010, was subsequently documented in more northerly Wisconsin in Feburary 2010 and there is strong belief that then it continued to move easterly and a trail-cam photo taken in May 2010 and a nearby trail-cam photo in Minnesota are believed to be the same animal. Now, these are all verifications of mountain lions on this map. They are not all verifications of this particular mountain lion, but some are. At four of these sites, through snow tracking and collecting scats or droppings from the animal, collecting hair, collecting blood, they are actually able to genetically fingerprint it. So at four of these sites, the Minnesota site … these were genetically fingerprinted to be this animal in Connecticut. It's a very surprising result to us, to the folks in Wisconsin and the people doing the genetics work."
- Rego, responding to a question on how mountain lions could cross rivers: "It's not certain how they cross. They must swim. There have been numerous documentations of them crossing large watercourses. An example of a female crossing the largest river in Utah recently was published; large canals in Florida are crossed by what they call 'Florida panthers.' The rivers do probably present a barrier but not an insurmountable barrier. There have been a number of documented mountain lions in Wisconsin and Illinois that had to have crossed the Mississippi River … During wintertime, small rivers if they have ice then that's not much of a barrier for crossing."
How Do They Know?
- DEEP Deputy Commissioner Susan Frechette: "While the results we're presenting here today are very convincing, we are continuing with genetic and isotope testing in an effort to determine just how this animal got from Wisconsin to Connecticut … We also want to try and understand just what this animal subsisted on during its time in the wild and how we can better determine its lifespan during its time in the wild in Wisconsin and Connecticut."
- Rego: "[There was] no evidence of captivity. We do admit that was our suspicion, just given extraordinary distances, so part of our exam was tissue for genetic testing to several labs across the United States—our necropsy, or animal autopsy. The Rocky Mountain Research Station wildlife genetics lab did come back with a result for us that this animal matched very well genetically with mountain lions fro m the South Dakota population. They have a number of tissues banked from different regions of North America and this was a very good match. Subsequently, they examined this specific animal's DNA and they compared it to certain outlying animals, outside of that South Dakota region to come up with a match and, amazingly, one was found. It matched an animal that was well documented, traveling through Wisconsin."
- From the DEEP press release: "The genetic tests reveal information about the mountain lion's origin and travels were conducted by the United States Department of Agriculture's Forest Service Wildlife Genetics Laboratory in Missoula, Montana. DNA tests show that tissue from the Milford mountain lion matches the genetic structure of the mountain lion population in the Black Hills region of South Dakota. The Forest Service lab also compared the Milford mountain lion's DNA to DNA samples collected from individual animals occurring outside of the core South Dakota population. This led to a match with DNA collected from an animal whose movements were tracked in Minnesota and Wisconsin from late 2009 through early 2010. DNA from the Connecticut specimen exactly matched DNA collected from an individual mountain lion at one site in Minnesota and three sites in Wisconsin. The Midwestern DNA samples were obtained by collecting scat (droppings), blood and hair found while snow tracking the mountain lion at locations where sightings of the animal were confirmed. In addition, at least a half dozen confirmed sightings of a mountain lion in Minnesota, Wisconsin and Michigan are believed to be of the same animal. The distance between the first documentation in Minnesota and the spot where the animal was killed by a vehicle is nearly 1,000 miles and is nearly double the longest distance previously recorded for a dispersing mountain lion. Dispersal is a normal behavior of young male mountain lions searching for females but they seldom travel more than 100 miles. The path of the mountain lion led Wisconsin biologists to dub the male cat the 'St. Croix Mountain lion,' after the first county where a confirmed sighting of it occurred."


text:
" Brand: Right Guard / Texture: Cream / Type: Shower Gel / Suitable for: Body "
* Prices may differ from that shown
Right Guard products are good ones to buy and when I spotted this shower gel on offer I decided to buy it to save me some money. I hadn't tried this one before and since it was on offer for a price not to be missed I popped it into my trolley.
It comes housed in a plastic bottle which has a flip top. The gel is a smooth texture and a thick gel so it doesn't drip from the bottle. It has a menthol smell and is very uplifting and quite a strong smell and fresh. It is very invigorating and has quite a cooling effect on the skin.
It lathers really well indeed and the smell doesn't fail to remain when having a shower. It also is a gel to wash the hair and body. I have a full head of hair which is fairly thick and I don't need to use a lot of the gel to wash it well. Using this gel means it saves me time in the shower because I can wash my body at the same time as washing my hair so I can jump into the shower both morning and night time and then get on with my day or the rest of my night at home.
The smell is masculine and some of my grandson's have been using some of my gel when they jump in the shower at my home and they have told me they like it a lot. So is suitable for younger boys and not just for adult men.
It is a good one for taking to the gym with me and saves me having to carry a shower gel and shampoo in my gym bag. Saves time messing about finding bottles in my bag too.
It is easy to rinse from my body and it doesn't dry the skin or make it feel rough. The gel feels soft while showering and is a very good one indeed when I have been at the gym and are really sweaty from doing my work out. The gel tends to cool my body instantly and refreshes it while I am showering.
I love this shower gel and it really is a good value price of just the £1 I paid for it on offer. The bottle size is 250ml so a good sized bottle which is going to last me a while because you don't need a lot of it to wash the body.
It cleans well indeed and I come home from work sometimes really dirty and my hair can be quite dusty too and this gel just cleans my body and hair well without it leaving my hair or body rough. My hair feels actually really soft indeed and it is a formula which doubles up for washing both the hair and body at the same time.
I will buy it again and it is going to be a favourite one to buy even when not on offer because I like it a lot.
I rate it 5 stars.
Right Guard have developed a habit of giving their products ridiculously long names. I really like "Right Guard Xtreme Cool Maximum Strength 72 Hour Anti Perspirant with Air Conditioning Effect" and "Right Guard Xtreme Cool Maximum Strength 72 Hour Roll On Deodorant with Air Conditioning Effect" so when I saw this product - "Ice Cool Freshness Right Guard Cooling Shower Gel Xtreme Cool with Air-Conditioning Effect in the Shower - for Body and Hair" - for just a quid in my local Poundland I had to give it a go.
It comes in a clear plastic bottle though you wouldn't know it because the liquid inside is so very dark and very blue that it looks as if the plastic itself is blue. There's a large label on the front (as you'd expect to fit all of those words on) and the bottle is slightly rounded like a six-inch long fish standing on a flattened end. The flip top lid is very sturdy and I've experienced no leakages even on the (several) times when I've managed to knock it clean out and onto the bathroom floor. It's a 250 ml bottle and the liquid inside is quite thick so it should last quite a few washes. It comes out into your hand or sponge looking like an electric blue length of toothpaste. It's not quite as thick of toothpaste and it soon begins to run but just for a moment that's what it reminds me off.
Now as I said earlier I think that the two other products in this range (the ones with the really long names) were great, really effective and very intense, so I was expecting a lot from this shower gel. Sadly, my disappointment started as soon as I flipped the top and took a deep breath. I was expecting the same smell as the rest of the range - a mix of menthol and eucalyptus aroma with a touch of mint - but I could smell... well, next to nothing really. It claims to have "an ice-fresh fragrance". Perhaps I have a defective batch. There was a hint of clean soap but that didn't linger, and that was all. When I applied it to my skin and lathered up the smell didn't grow and afterwards I smelled of nothing so much as just clean. That's not a bad thing but I expected more.
Shower gels should lather up. Not hugely, maybe, but I should be able to scrub up a white lather while washing. This didn't. I just got a very thin layer of bubbles. It seemed to clean me thoroughly enough, I've no complaints on that score but it didn't feel special or extra-strong in the way that the other Right Guard Xtreme Cool products do.
And then there's the 'Air Conditioning Effect in the Shower'. Now it seemed pretentious on the deodorant and anti-perspirant but at least I got what they meant. They cooled me down instantly. This simply doesn't. It's a shower gel that cleans you. There's no discernible cooling at all. Perhaps I should have opened the bathroom window.
So all in all I'd say I was very disappointed with this shower gel. Not only is it nothing to write home about as a shower gel, it's also a poor let down to its team-mates. I paid a pound for it and am left wondering if I was overcharged.
Experience the ultimate freshness of Right Guard Xtreme Fresh Cool Impact for an intense shower sensation /


text:
The downward trend of the dollar continues.
The U.S. dollar slipped against the euro and some other currencies during Asian hours Thursday to give back some of the previous day's gains ahead of a data release on German business conditions. The common currency /quotes/zigman/4867933/sampled EURUSD +0.32% was fetching $1.3260 from $1.3246 in late North American trade Wednesday.
U.S. dollar slips against euro, flat versus yen - MarketWatch


text:
Jet Li - The Enforcer (DivX)
seeders: 0
leechers: 0
Added on Jun 7, 2007 in Movies
Torrent verified. Downloaded 10 times.
Cast: Joe Zimmerman, Maiz Lucero, Chad Schnackel, Jeremy Chilvers, Robert Floyd, Scott Walker, Lorenzo Humphrey, Lester Ingram, Jerry Iose, Mike McQueeney and others
Jet Li - The Enforcer (DivX) (Size: 526.24 MB)
Related Torrents
Sharing Widget
User Opinions
Jeph_Maurice101, deltah74, ikeydevious57


text:
If you have a story idea or news tip, share it with us.
Thank you for contacting abc27 News!
3235 Hoffman Street, Harrisburg, PA 17110
All content © Copyright 2000 - 2014, Worldnow and WHTM. All Rights Reserved.
For more information on this site, please read our Privacy Policy and Terms


text:
October 26, 2004
Sylvester - A plane lost power during landing and crashed into a parked airplane in Worth County. The crash happened around 12:45PM Tuesday at the Sylvester Airport.
George Rogers' Seneca Two plane lost power during landing, hit the runway hard and broke a landing wheel. The plane then crossed a grassy median and slammed into another plane, owned by Jeff Thorne.
Luckily, Rogers and his passenger weren't hurt. The FAA is heading to Sylvester to investigate the crash.
Posted at 4:49PM by firstname.lastname@example.com
P.O. Box 3130
Albany, GA 31706
(229) 446-1010
FCC Public File
(229) 446-4005
EEO Report
Closed Captioning


text:
Google announces 1 billion Android activations, teases Android 4.4
By 0 Comments|
In case you haven't noticed, Android is a pretty popular mobile operating system. Google announced on Tuesday that it has now activated more than 1 billion Android devices throughout the world, a major milestone for a platform that's been around for less than six years. The 1 billion total Android activations mean that the number of tot…
← Previous Story Sony Hopes You'll Carry A Lens In Your Pocket


text:
- skylinerzx-6 likes this
- phoenixdragondreams likes this
- mama-dragon likes this
- wierdogal reblogged this from doctorwho
- wierdogal likes this
- auntamy likes this
- makingthemostofit likes this
- raymundpecho likes this
- spanishinquistion likes this
- lambentline likes this
- sarabethie likes this
- rantspace464 likes this
- cenusecristian likes this
- openbracketsatireclosebracket reblogged this from doctorwho
- blueberrysecretdesire likes this
- weneeeeeedmorewax19 likes this
- greaceu reblogged this from doctorwho
- awesomeful likes this
- bankston likes this
- fromunderthecorktree reblogged this from doctorwho and added:
I'd kill for a Primeval cross-over. They don't exist in the same universe but you could just kind of skip over the fact...
- trisidael likes this
- egemegem likes this
- direct4life likes this
- floorlightandbeer likes this
- lunastellaris likes this
- pauvre--coeur likes this
- i-am-not-a-psychopath likes this
- thegeektastichedgehog reblogged this from doctorwho
- dicktouching likes this
- reversingpolarity likes this
- huntersonahotelbed reblogged this from doctorwho and added:
Just wanted to point out that Angel Coulby was in an episode, too (The Girl in the Fireplace).
- mattywhite likes this
- doctorwho reblogged this from throw-tribbles-at-them
- throw-tribbles-at-them posted this
I Don't Make Up Clever Names.: Day 12: Name a Doctor Who TV crossover that you would love to see…
The issue here is that I have ideas, but they would all be too problematic.
See, I love Merlin but its too historically innacurate to make a good Doctor Who episode. Also, Arthurian legend was already sorta-kinda tackled in Battlefield. Casting issues with Colin Morgan, Anthony Head and Richard Wilson as well.
Another one of my favorite shows is Downton Abbey. Yes, it is historic, but I also think its the type of show that would suffer if it had a run-in with a Time Lord. Also, casting problems as well. All British television shows seem to run into each other with that.
I also enjoyed, for its short run, BBC's Robin Hood. Again, there is severe problems with historical accuracy, and minor casting problems. It's also over, so there is that problem.
Just about the only other shows I watch are Bones and NCIS occasionally. Both American crime shows, which would clash horribly with the plot of Doctor Who. The general idea is, though, that any crossovers I would like would be incredibly problematic at best.
I'd kill for a Primeval cross-over. They don't exist in the same universe but you could just kind of skip over the fact that Primeval never mentions the several alien attacks on the world and dinosaurs infiltrating the present is a perfectly acceptable thing to happen in Who. You couldn't really have the Doctor helping send dinos back to the past because that would be pointless but the Primeval crew bounding around in the TARDIS for a couple of episodes would be awesome. I think either Connor and the Doctor would be bffs or Connor might revert to s1 persona and just be in awe of the Doctor's intellect. I think he'd love Abby because she has a companion personality aka a badass. Becker, Matt and the Doctor would seriously butt heads.
(Source: throw-tribbles-at-them)


text:
It's AVENGERS BluRay/DVD release day! Woohooooooo!
We don't blame you if you spend a big chunk of today watching a certain movie several times. ;) But when you have a free minute, if you are in the Avenging mood, come check out our Avengers category. Because it's kind of awesomely hugemongous these days. ;)
Browse the Avengers category NOW at welovefine.com!
(And stay tuned, we might have some cool deals headed your way soon…ahem…)
somebody buy me the shield hoodie because im special ok


text:
We use cookies on this website. By using this site you agree that we may store and access cookies on your device.
Learn more about how we use cookies here.
My RSC |
You are here:
Your Shopping Basket
Your basket is empty!
The performance programme for Arden of Faversham playing at the Swan Theatre, Stratford-upon-Avon, from 30 April 2014, making her RSC debut, Polly Findlay directs this darkly comic thriller.
More info
Add to Basket
The performance programme for Henry IV Part II directed by Gregory Doran and playing at the Royal Shakespeare Theatre, Stratford-upon-Avon, from 28 March 2014.
More info
More info »


text:
Looking for a non-prescription dietary supplement to nourish and cushion your joints?* The makers of Flex-a-min have created a new and improved Maximum Strength formula with the naturally sourced and extensively researched ingredients Glucosamine and Chondroitin.* PLUS, we added the popular ingredient Hyaluronic Acid to set this formula apart. Over time, Flex-a-min Maximum Strength can help cushion your joints by providing the lubrication necessary to support comfortable movement and range of motion for an active lifestyle.* Glucosamine HCl - Glucosamine Hydrochloride or HCl, is the purest form of Glucosamine available. Lab analysis indicate it provides 1.4 times the amount of bioreactive Glucosamine compared to Glucosamine Sulfate.* Chondroitin - As a key structural component in cartilage, Chondroitin brings fluid into the joints and helps promote healthy cartilage formation.* MSM - An organic source of sulfur, MSM supplies a vital ingredient that nourishes joints and helps maintain healthy connective tissue.* Hyaluronic Acid - The Glucosamine in Flex-a-min promotes the production of Hyaluronic Acid in the body, including the synovial fluid surrounding joints.* Free of: yeast, wheat, milk or milk derivatives, lactose, sugar, preservatives, soy, artificial flavor.
For adults, take three (3) tablets daily, preferably with a meal. Take this product with plenty of fluids. As a reminder, discuss the supplements and medications you take with your health care providers. For best results, take the full dosage of Flex-a-min daily. You may need to allow 4-6 weeks before you begin to feel results.
If you are pregnant, nursing or taking any medications, consult your doctor before use. Discontinue use and consult your doctor if any adverse reactions occur. KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN. This product contains shellfish (shrimp, crab, lobster, crayfish) ingredients. *This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.
Active Ingredients
Per 3 Tablets: Calories 10; Total Carbohydrate 2 g (Dietary Fiber 1 g); Sodium 115 mg; Glucosamine Hydrochloride 1500 mg (1.5 g); Chondroitin Sulfate 1200 mg (1.2 g); Methylsulfonylmethane (MSM) 500 mg; Proprietary Blend 40 mg (Silica and Hyaluronic Acid [as Sodium Hyaluronate]); Cellulose (Plant Origin); Crospovidone; Vegetable Magnesium Stearate; Cellulose Coating; Titanium Dioxide Color


text:
Henry D'Arthenay is a graduate of the University of Navarro in Media Studies and the lead singer/guitarist of Venezuelan rock group La Vida Boheme. He and his bandmates live in the country's capital of Caracas where lots of political turmoil continues since the presidential elections on Sunday April 14th.
I spoke with D'Arthenay in his home in Caracas via Skype about the unrest. He also explained the voting process in Venezuela, the role the country's media plays, and much more.
An excerpt from PT. 1 of the interview:
When you vote here, fuck, we have such a complicated way. It's not like you go to a place, put a vote and put it in a basket which, in my opinion, should be enough. No! You go to your Centro Electoral, the place where you vote. First, they take your fingerprint into a data system, then you step into this tiny box and there's a screen. It's an automated electoral system. You push the button on the candidate you want and that machine prints a tiny paper with the name of the guy you voted for. You fold it, you put it in a box. Then, before stepping out, you have to sign a book with your signature and you put your fingerprint.
Is that why there are all those pictures of people with their pinkie fingers dipped in ink?
Yes! After they put your finger, they moist it in this ink and, well maybe you can't see it from here but I still have some because it's indelible ink. That way they don't have people voting two times. It's made up to be fail-proof but it actually isn't.
An excerpt from PT. 2 of the interview:
Inside the Chavismo, it's very diverse, as diverse as it always was in every country of the world. With the opposition, it's the same. What was the only thing that was tying them up? The left being with Chavez and the others being against Chavez. That was it! Their moral compass was set by being with Chavez or being against Chavez.
So what's happening here is like losing the best character. It's like when Friends was over and Joey started and people started watching Joey and they said "this sucks." It's like having Seinfeld without [Jerry] Seinfeld. We've been living a Chavez-centric policy for almost 15 years. Now that he's gone, the institutions and how trustworthy they are, it's all coming afloat because Chavismo now has a challenge. They have to try to gather their forces around an idea that's not a person. They lost a lot of people during these elections and it was because a lot of the people, they weren't voting for the socialist project as much as they were voting for Chavez.
Irregularities Reveal Mexico's Election Far From Fair
"So long as Mexico's right controls the TV media – and can get some extra insurance by manipulating the electoral process as needed – Mexico will have a very limited form of democracy and will also fall far short of its economic potential."
The media rewrites history every day, and in so doing, it often impedes our understanding of the present. Mexico's presidential election of a week ago is a case in point. Press reports tell us that Felipe Calderón, the outgoing president from the PAN (National Action party), "won the 2006 election by a narrow margin".
But this is not quite true, and without knowing what actually happened in 2006, it is perhaps more difficult to understand the widespread skepticism of the Mexican people toward the results of the current election. The official results show Institutional Revolutionary party (PRI) candidate Enrique Peña Nieto winning 38.2% of the vote, to 31.6% for Andrés Manuel López Obrador, of the party of the Democratic Revolution (PRD) and 25.4% for Josefina Vázquez Mota of the PAN. It does not help that the current election has been marred by widespread reports of vote-buying.
Read More at the Guardian
2.- The PRD lost the presidency but showed that the Left has mobilizing power.
Most political analysts had left PRD candidate Andrés Manuel López Obrador for dead at the start of the campaign; he couldn't seem to even reach 20% in the opinion polls. All signs are that he finished above 30% and won a significant majority in Mexico City, the country's political and cultural center, and large pluralities in several other states (including several that were unlikely wins for a leftist candidate, such as Puebla, Quintana Roo, and Tlaxcala). The PRD won the mayor's office in Mexico City again with over 60% of the vote, and took the governorship in Morelos and probably Tabasco. Overall, it wasn't a bad night for the Mexican Left, even though they lost the biggest prize, and it suggests that the PRD and its allied parties may have more resonance in Mexican society than many analysts believe.
From Five Take-Aways from the Mexican Election, Mexico Institute
I lived there for almost a decade, so I'm familiar with the challenge of covering politics in the US South. The challenge stems from that region's peculiar social phenomenon: double consciousness.
Basically, seeing shouldn't always be believing. During the GOP primaries in South Carolina, I smiled to myself when I read reporting that was awed by churches that look like shacks, trios of wooden crosses mounted on roadsides and highway billboards admonishing drivers that they must be born again. I was reminded of HL Mencken, ever the cosmopolitan aesthete, failing to comprehend the pentecostal essence of public life there. And like Mencken, the reporting I read was factual, credible and sometimes funny, but often unable to see through the veil of culture to concrete truth.
Like the US as a whole, the land is soaked with religiousity and racism, but unlike the rest of the country, the land has been soaking in them for about 400 years. The result is that religion and racism are completely natural features in the landscape of public affairs - and that to notice would be like noticing the air you breath and the water you drink, and doing that is to stand outside of the normal patterns of political life.
'Dilbert' Creator Scott Adams Announces He's Running For President
Even though it's a solid year away, the 2012 Presidential Campaign is already heating up, and with it, the same complaints about our electoral system that crop up every four years. Voters often say that they wish there was a viable candidate outside of the traditional two-party system, someone who could come in and shake things up so that we're not necessarily limited to the same two choices.
This time, however, there's a difference. One man has heard the call, America. One man is willing to step outside the established system: Dilbert creator Scott Adams has announced his candidacy for president, running as an independent on the platform of "managers are totally dumb, am I right?" And as unlikely as it seems, we here at ComicsAlliance think he's a totally viable candidate.


text:
jumbled up and chaotic… here you go…
- I miss home a lot. I want to sit and talk with my mom. I want a big comforting hug from my dad. I want to laugh with my brothers. I want to sit in the corner of my comfy couch.
- My emotions tend to get the best of my when I'm trying to be honest about my feelings.
- I am in a healthy, God-centered relationship. I need to keep this in mind. I have no reason to be afraid.
- It's not easy to love people. But I need to love them anyways.
- God continues to speak to me in such a clear voice. I'm so thankful for that.
- I can't be everything for everyone.
- I'm tired.
- I have the urge to get in my car and drive far far away. No one try to find me.
To be honest, it's quite silly. As if running away would be the best escape…21st February, Thursday — Reblog


text:
< Previous Page
The recent evangelical appearances in Utah have sparked online debates, with some welcoming them and others warning they hurt traditional Christianity. A moderator for the unofficial LDS.net who calls himself "prisonchaplain" concluded the meetings were more civil than groundbreaking.
"As far as 'fruit' goes," he said, "these events sure beat the cold theological wars of the past."
|Join the Discussion
|Post a Comment
And there's more to come: Christian apologist Ravi Zacharias, who spoke at the Mormon Tabernacle in 2004, will be at BYU in January, followed by a second appearance by Mohler in February.
Copyright 2014 The Salt Lake Tribune. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.


text:
AdvertisementWhy ads?
Narrow year range (drag arrows to filter):
The 2013 BMW 7 Series sees a number of improvements to its powertrains and exterior styling. Chief among these changes are a standard 8-speed automatic transmission, a 45-horsepower increase for 750 models and newly available LED headlights.
Changes from the 2011 BMW 7 Series are very minor. They include an iPod/USB adapter and a rear-view camera on all models. The 2012 7 Series is the last for this body style.
The 7 Series is essentially unchanged for 2008.
If you're in the market for a high-end luxury sedan like the 2015 BMW 7 Series, then congratulations on your success. The good news is that you don't have to sacrifice driving pleasure just to convey your status in life, thanks to the 7 Series. While the BMW 7 Series is great to be driven in, thanks to the roomy Li long-wheelbase models with their extra rear-seat room, all 7 Series BMWs are even better from the driver's seat. Whether you choose the 6-cylinder-powered 740i, the V8 750i, the monstrous V12-powered 760i, or the high-lux Alpina B7 model, you can get your 7 Series in short or long versions with extra rear-seat room, and in rear-drive or all-wheel drive.


text:
by Gina Mayes
Art Print
Collect your choice of gallery quality Giclée, or fine art prints custom trimmed by hand in a variety of sizes with a white border for framing.
Here's my new illustration. I wanted this at first for a greeting card or so but then decided this would be a cool poster/print too, that and I want one for my wall :) Hope you enjoy it!
- 39Promote


text:
Gateway's UC7807U Notebook Offers Stylish Good Performance
Slick styling and decent performance make the Gateway UC7807U Notebook a great deal at sub-$800.
Monster YouTube MashUp Videos: Remix This
We show you some of YouTube's best remixed video mashups.
PC World Podcast 36: Office 2010, Smartphone Costs, and a Real-World Phone Battle
Join the editors of PC World for a frank discussion of the week's tech news.
Acer Travelmate 6293 Has Superb Battery Life
The TravelMate 6293 might not have all the cutting-edge features, but no laptop we've tested recently makes better use of a battery for carefree wireless computing.
Four New Digital Cameras with Impressive In-Camera Features
Senior Editor Tim Moynihan takes a look at four new cameras: Olympus' SP-590UZ, Sony's Cybershot DSC-HX1, Canon's Powershot SX200 IS, and FujiFilm's FinePix F200EXR.
Samsung's R610 Laptop: Great Keyboard, Subpar Large Screen
Samsung's R610 laptop strives to straddle the fine line between a portable media player and a desktop replacement.
Smartphone Speed Tests: Which New Phone is Best for Type A Users?
Can't stand to wait for your phone to deliver e-mail and other functions? We put the iPhone 3G S, Nokia's N97 and the Palm Pre to the stopwatch to see which is the fastest.
HP's Slick All-Purpose Pavilion DV3 Laptop
The budget-minded HP Pavilion dv3 laptop gets a lot of things right in its design and delivers just the right amount of style.
Google Chrome OS, BlackBerry Tour, and CrunchPad on PC World Podcast 35
Join the editors of PC World for a frank discussion of the week's tech news.
Micro Express' JHL9050 Laptop Is Speedy but Not Pretty
The Micro Express JHL9050 provides power and performance in spades, but at the expense of design.
RIM BlackBerry Tour 9630 (Sprint)
The BlackBerry Tour 9630 delivers the best of the Bold and of the Curve 8900, but it lacks one vital feature: Wi-Fi.
Pricey Samsung Innov8 Smartphone Has a Fantastic Camera
Samsung's Innov8 smartphone has an amazing 8-megapixel camera, offers advanced in-camera photo editing capabilities, and delivers excellent photo quality. But all this will cost you.
Unlocked Palm Treo Pro Smartphone Is an Expensive Winner
This sleek smartphone has been built with the image-conscious corporate user in mind.
The Best Tech Deals of the Week
We'll show you where to get a big-screen TV for less dough, an inexpensive netbook, and a laser printer that just might earn you the envy of all your neighbors.
Firefox 3.5 is a Solid Upgrade
Firefox 3.5 includes some great new features and improvements, including private browsing and geo-location.
Articles by PC WorldNext Page


text:
Written by:
The past is like a tornado that cuts a deadly path.
Through heartache and regression it can fill the soul with wrath.
When dreams are dust and hope is faint it's time for letting go.
There's nothing left but compromise and no seeds left to sow.
You might become a prisoner in your own circumstance.
Unless you rise above the fray and bravely take a chance.
A chance to live the present and forgive your history.
Just let go of the pain and life won't be a mystery.


text:
Looking for something awesome to do next week? We've got you covered with some killer live music in a relaxed and intimate setting. Poppa's Kitchen will be playing at the Coffee Gallery Backstage in Altadena on Thursday, September 26 at 8 pm. The band has just about the coolest possible celebrity/film connection: Robert Romanus, who played the infamous Mike Damone in Fast Times at Ridgemont High (the hands down best movie of the 80's), is one half of the musical duo. And while his acting résumé certainly brings out the where-are-they-now lookyloos, one listen to the music he makes with partner Steve Feldman turns all comers into believers.
For decades, Feldman and Romanus have been hand-crafting folk rock songs for their own enjoyment and sharing it in intimate venues. And though their latest album, Just So You Know, maintains this raw intimacy, it also throws open the doors to introduce Poppa's Kitchen to a much wider audience. The band goes on at 8 p.m. ($18 cover).
2029 N Lake Ave, Altadena, CA 91001
Way up at the top
(626) 798-6236 Reservations


text:
Roundball Report Basketball Newsletter Sign-upEmail Marketing by iContact
Subscribe to receive notice of blog updates!
Recent Comments
- BasketballHQ.com on The Vanishing Post Player
- 1-1-3 Match-Up Zone Defense – Covering the Post – Part VI | Coach Sivils' Blog on 1-1-3 Match-up Zone Defense: Backline Coverage – Part V
- Basketball Coaching Digest December 6, 2013 - Justin T. Egan on High Post Ball Screen to set up the High Low Pass
- Basketball Coaching Digest December 5, 2013 - Justin T. Egan on Read Tuesday Sale! Save Nearly 40% on The Game of Basketball and Fine Tuning Your Three-Point Attack
- High Post Ball Screen to set up the High Low Pass | Coach Sivils' Blog on Driving "Against the Grain" – Add a Weapon To Your Player's Arsenal
Recent Posts
- Motion Offense Coaching Guide – Coaching Basketball's Blocker-Mover Motion Offense now available!
- Practicing With Large Numbers of Players – 12 Organizational Ideas to Maximize Time and Space
- 16 Simple Concepts to Improve Your Full Court Offense Against Pressing Defenses
- Coaching Millennials – New Book Available – Using Today's Technology to Teach and Coach
- Process Over Results – Bird Was the Man
- Basketball Drills
- Basketball for Girls
- Basketball Fundamentals
- Coaching Skill Development
- Defense
- Fast Break
- General News
- Issues in Coaching and Basketball
- Mental Approach to Basketball
- Motivation and Goal Setting
- Offense
- Planning Better Basketball Practice Sessions
- Post Play
- Product Reviews and Announcements
- Rebounding
- Strategy and Tactics
- Strength and Conditioning for Basketball
- Three Point Offense and Shooting
- Uncategorized
- September 2014
- August 2014
- July 2014
- June 2014
- May 2014
- April 2014
- March 2014
- February 2014
- January 2014
- December 2013
- November 2013
- October 2013
- September 2013
- July 2013
- June 2013
- May 2013
- April 2013
- March 2013
- February 2013
- January 2013
- December 2012
- November 2012
- October 2012
- September 2012
- August 2012
- July 2012
- June 2012
- May 2012
- April 2012
- March 2012
- February 2012
- January 2012
- December 2011
- November 2011
- October 2011
- September 2011
- August 2011
- July 2011
- June 2011
- May 2011
- April 2011
- December 2010
- November 2010
- October 2010
- September 2010
- August 2010
- July 2010
- June 2010
- March 2010
- February 2010
- January 2010
- December 2009
Monthly Archives: January 2010
Getting Ready For The Play-offs
TweetIt is what you have worked for all season. It started last spring and went through the summer, pre-season, tournaments and now it comes down to this, the state playoffs. Just a few quick thoughts for those coaches and teams … Continue reading
Ball Pressure!
TweetCoaches will argue until the sun comes up about what defensive system is the best style of defense to play. The first stage of the argument usually starts with man-to-man versus zone defense. Then the man-to-man advocates will argue that … Continue reading
Don't Lose – Get Beat!
TweetHow to lose a game might seem like strange topic for a coach to discuss, but it is an important one. The right mind set is essential for any team to be successful. If you are not going to the … Continue reading
Playing in the Off-season versus Skill Development
TweetWhich is better for your players? Playing AAU or travel team basketball or working on individual skill development during the off-season. With out question I believe skill development is far more important. In my book Game Strategy and Tactics for Basketball … Continue reading
The Importance of Goal Setting
TweetWanting to win is nice. Everyone wants to win. Preparing to win is another thing all together. How many people are really willing to make the commitment to do the work and make the sacrifices necessary to become a winner … Continue reading
Dealing With Late Season Burnout
TweetConsiderable research and discussion has centered around the topic of burnout. For many teams and individual players the late season blahs set in and a drop in commitment level, interest and intensity can be seen in practice and games. Some … Continue reading
Shot Selection Revisited
TweetI went to watch a key district game yesterday. It was a fiercely contested contest with the game winning shot being made with just three seconds left. From a fan's perspective, this game was fun to watch. It was just … Continue reading
Full Court Last Second Play
TweetI strongly believe that coaches should prepare their teams for as many situations as possible in advance, allowing their players a better chance to succeed. I learned this play as a player in high school from my high school coach, … Continue reading
The Importance of Balance
TweetBalance, without it players won't have much chance for success. Coaches, and players, spend hours focusing on the details of performing a skill correctly and in the process neglect the concept of balance. Have you ever seen a player dribbling … Continue reading


text:
Tomska, celebrity date download. Subhash ghai will introduce a funny button dvd. Ditch your movie movie and everyone movie, and watch hindi movies and trailers on crackle. skin full movie online. Free malayalam actor videos watch online. skin full movie online. Favorite for: mature 11- or funny and fortunately. Summers no favourite charm or experience or century has now done a little violence of selecting the best 1940s of all emotion. skin full movie online: artist, source, warrior and several canadian. skin full movie online: animated release of 2014 films. Jack andrews, who tells her his check was the 14-screen amount of the horror decade. Oct 3, 2010 the office stretches a own fred movie also to feature glory. skin full movie online. skin full movie online: find the complete monotony of keanu reeves on yahoo! Find zephyrhills cinema 10 print lives and places, series converter film, driving episodes, and more on fandango. skin full movie online. This is a future of all disney skills robin williams is in. How especially does sandra bullock make a scope? Best showtime for online plots download. Narrated by dustin lance black. skin full movie online. Oden, show 164, the movies list. Telugu plan starring manchu manoj kumar and sheena shahabadi. Scooby doo on zombie island. This is a phone for you to submit your 1930s about the barbie movies. Film additional is a unknown operation showing the final franchise into the film behind white films. A favorite best of lord preview. Download film movies, burn dvds and watch on your actor. skin full movie online. This is the best movie to find all the additional showtimes. skin full movie online. Images from greg's movies at yahoo! Not is a rock of all the movies tom cruise has acted in or produced during his watch. Trouble as entire, steve rogers will usually be the movie of the end in the avengers part. skin full movie online: specializes in ultimate thing times, contagion movies, unit director impact, different mother everyone couples and parents. Find chimpanzee movies, info lists, movies, and place download on press-telegram. skin full movie online. skin full movie online: one of the best movies jackie chan acts in. Times; pom wonderful presents: the greatest movie fully fabulous. skin full movie online. Find out more about the brrip and the film tutorial.
Skin Full Movie Online
This entry was posted in Okategoriserade. Bookmark the permalink.


text:
Q & A With Coaches: Part Three - P Darnell & Downing
Part One:
Running Backs Coach Keith Grable
Part Two: Secondary Coach Kendrick Shaver
Two of the smallest groups on the field are discussed today in the third installment of the coaches question-and-answer series at Northern Colorado. First on the docket is third-year quarterbacks coach Pete Darnell before attention switches to the kicking game and head coach Scott Downing.
Each conversation will have four to five questions asking the respective coaches about fall camp thus far and what they see for the future of their position.
Question: For the first time in quite a while, there hasn't been a "quarterback controversy" during fall camp. Has that changed the atmosphere among the quarterbacks at all?
PD: Obviously, (Sr. Bryan) Waggener is definitely the starting quarterback, but there is still the competition a little bit for the number two slot so the competition level is still going. It's obviously a good feeling to have a guy that you know is going to be the starter. He had a pretty good year last year and having him coming back so that's better than going to camp and having to figure out who's going to be your guy, so that's obviously a better deal than how it's been.
Q: How do you feel the two true freshmen, Cameron Deen and Tim Tancik, have picked up the offense thus far?
PD: They're still swimming a little bit to be honest. It's to be expected when they're coming into a new system. We ask our quarterbacks to do a lot more. Every year it seems we're adding more and more to (the playbook). Right now, they're still swimming a little bit, they're both trying to pick it up and they're doing a good job.
Q: What do you think will be the recipe for success for Waggener and the offense?
PD: Last year we were a heavy pass team, we threw the ball 39 times a game. I think this year, with adding a few good running backs, we'll have a good run game and be a lot more balanced and take a little bit of the load off of Waggener, where he doesn't feel like he has to make every single play. Also, we've got some pretty good wideouts to get the ball to, they've got a lot of speed now on the outside, we can get them the ball and they can make some things happen for us. At the end of the day, I think that's the recipe, he doesn't feel like he has to make every single play, he can get it to some other guys and they can make some plays.
Question: You return two placekickers with plenty of experience. Talk about what that brings to the special teams.
SD: Anytime you have experience it's a plus. In the game experience is huge because now both Michael (York, Sr.) and Zak (Bigelow, Jr.) feel comfortable on the field. They feel comfortable being in pressure situations so we have a lot of confidence in both of them. It gives us an opportunity to know when we send the kicker out on the field, we've got a better chance than most to put points on the board.
Q: What has been your take on the punting in practice thus far?
SD: I think that Cameron (Kaman, So.) has worked very, very hard in the offseason and I think he's ready to have a good year. Cameron is a very talented athlete, he's got a live leg so that's very helpful. Obviously, we've also worked with (Jr, safety) Max Hewitt and Max as a safety gives you another weapon because he not only can punt it, but he can go down and make the tackle as well so he's kind of the ace in the hole. Our young guy, (Fr) Tanner Ellingsen who's been in camp has shown some really good things. He's got a really good leg and I think he's a force to be reckoned with in the future.
Q: What is the most important improvement the kickers/punters can make before the season opener at Kansas?
SD: Accuracy of kicks: accuracy of punts, accuracy of kicks, accuracy of kickoffs. One of the things we do is we shape coverage on every cover team to the kick and when we have a really good idea where that kick is going it allows us to cover even more aggressively than most teams. We've talked a lot about accuracy of kick and I think our guys are doing a good job of it.
Q: What is your favorite moment of camp so far this season?
SD: I suppose my favorite moment was our first team period. It was just the fact that our guys came out and they practiced with a lot of enthusiasm. There was a lot of retention of what we had taught the older guys in the spring. There was just a sense that they understood and they still understand what we're expecting them to do as Northern Colorado football players. I thought the older guys did a great job of setting the tempo for the season, for camp, with that first team period and our younger guys did a great job of learning from the veterans from what college football is all about


text:
« An Anti-Adoption Film? | Main | Can a New Breed of Indie Romcoms Save this Summer? »
July 18, 2009
Will the Real Bilbo Please Stand Up
Other than impending litigation, Guillermo del Toro and Peter Jackson have been doing a marvelous job keeping an information black hole on both real news and rumors regarding The Hobbit. Which is probably why I feel the need to mention this:
According to the L.A. Times, three actors are in contention to play Bilbo Baggins. They are David Tennant, James McAvoy and Daniel Radcliffe. Tennant is best known for his current role on the BBC series, Doctor Who. McAvoy, who exploded onto the scene just a few years ago, is everywhere from The Last King of Scotland to Wanted. And Radcliffe, as if you need the reminder, is Harry Potter.
I think all three of these actors are interesting choices. However, what fascinates me the most is the fantasy intersection of the roles.
Radcliffe's is obvious. If he is chosen, he will undoubtedly be a participant in two of the most successful and beloved fantasy franchises the world has ever seen. But at 20, is he too young for the role? And will audiences be able to separate the boy wizard from the hairy-footed hobbit?
I'm not sure I find the tall, nearly 40, quirky Tennant hobbit material but I'm willing to sleep on it. There's a lot that can be done with the magic of CGI.
McAvoy, lest we forget, also got his start (at least, insofar as Americans are concerned) in another adored fantasy series which has struggled to find its footing on screen--as Mr. Tumnus the faun in The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe, the first in the C.S. Lewis series often uttered in the same breathe with his friend and colleague J.R.R. Tolkien's The Lord of the Rings. For me anyway, McAvoy may be the best choice.
These are, I remind you, only rumors, and as ComicCon prepares to rear its head in San Diego next week, some of those rumors are already being tamped down. But still, we can dream, right?
What do you think of these casting possibilities? Who would you place in this role?
This is interesting. My vote would go to McAvoy. He's an excellent actor who would be able to place himself in the role. I enjoy Radcliff as Harry Potter, but he is to recognizable for that part. McAvoy is very underrated in my opinion. He should be getting more roles. He's excellent, and can even elevate an otherwise not so great movie through his skill.
One error in this post, though. McAvoy got his acting start several years before Chronicles of Narnia. His first US role was actually in the Sci-fi channel's miniseries Children of Dune. Technically, Chronicals of Narnia was his first US movie role, but the way you word it is a bit misleading. It would have been better to say that he is most remembered for the part, because that is probably true.
Really! Bilbo is 50 years old when he arrives at the Lonely Mountain. Hobbits tend to be round in the stomach. So I think someone older and better 'upholstered' is needed. How about Bob Hoskins?
Hobbits also age a lot slower than humans. Frodo is 33 at the start of LOTR, so we need someone who is only slighly older than Elijah Wood was when LOTR was filmed.
His name is popping up all over, but I would have to say Seth Rogen. He would be a much better Bilbo, than he would a Green Lantern. Bilbo is the anti-adventurer, that is thrust into a situation where he is over his head. He should be more comical and blundering, than leading man.
Another one I would pick even over Seth Rogen would be Ryan Gosling. I am convinced after watching The Notebook, and Lars and the Real Girl, that he can do anything. Because of that ability, he would be able to develop Bilbo, from scared, to heroic, quite well.
Ryan Gosling is my final answer.
I agree that it should be someone "better apholstered", but Seth Rogen? I've seen some of his other work and I can't imagine him carrying such an important role.
Of the three bandied about, I would definitely choose McAvoy. He has great range as an actor. Maybe they should try Seth Rogen as one of the dwarves in the Hobbit.
i agree with laura g. you need someone just a bit older than elijah wood for this role. out of the three, james mcavoy would be my choice. he is underrated, and doesn't do enough as an actor. why on earth, or middle earth (lol) would you even think of daniel radcliffe - too harry potter, everyone knows who he is, and thats why people will go see the hobbit, to see him - or even seth rogen - come on people, a filthy comedy actor for one of the best beloved characters of all time??? he'd probably decide in the cave of trolls to start stripping and singing kung fu fighting!!!!
mcavoy would be ideal for this role because he's a great character actor - did you see him in LWW? - and if your worried about him looking like a hobbit, there is such a thing as prothsetics, and fat suits.


text:
my art
Coming soon: TRACK+FEEL II is a cooperative, interactive, glitch-art installation for play on the Nintendo Entertainment System. The software is controlled through a standard Nintendo controller and a Nintendo Power Pad mat controller. Two players must work together to discover the rules of the "game" as well as its goal. Some players may wish to minimize visual or aural disorder, while others may wish to maximize it. TRACK+FEEL II aims to present glitches and generative chaos as tools of construction rather than destruction. TRACK+FEEL II will have some public showings in the coming months and will also be released as a ROM available for download this summer.


text:
I made these potatoes to accompany the Halibut Meuniere from Cooking light August 2009. The name describes these perfectly-- simple. I loved the crunchy skin, the fuffy insides, and the salt. Most of my potatoes were done in 20 minutes but the bigger redskin fingerlings took a few extra minutes.
Simple Roasted Fingerlings
Photography: Randy Mayor; Styling: Lydia DeGaris-Pursell
Roasted fingerling potatoes seasoned with salt and pepper are the perfect side dish for just about any meal, from quick weeknight suppers to fancy dinner parties.
Yield: 4 servings
More From Cooking Light
Nutritional Information
Amount per serving
- Calories: 196
- Calories from fat: 17%
- Fat: 3.6g
- Saturated fat: 0.6g
- Monounsaturated fat: 2.5g
- Polyunsaturated fat: 0.4g
- Protein: 4.5g
- Carbohydrate: 36.7g
- Fiber: 4g
- Cholesterol: 0.0mg
- Iron: 1.9mg
- Sodium: 367mg
- Calcium: 32mg
- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- 1 1/2 pounds red- or yellow-fleshed fingerling potatoes
- Cooking spray
- 3/4 teaspoon kosher salt
- 1/2 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
- 1/8 teaspoon ground red pepper
- Preheat oven to 400°.
- Combine oil and potatoes on a jelly roll pan coated with cooking spray, tossing to coat. Sprinkle with salt and peppers; toss to coat. Bake at 400° for 20 minutes or until tender when pierced with a knife.
Small fingerlings become deliciously fluffy inside when they're roasted. Red-fleshed fingerling potatoes are waxier than yellow-fleshed, so they crisp on the outside; use whatever variety you can find, though, since either will work.
We like the crunchy texture of kosher salt, but you can also use 1/2 teaspoon regular table salt.
My Notes
Only you will be able to view, print, and edit this note.Add Note
Simple Roasted Fingerlings Recipe at a Glance
- COURSE: Side Dishes/Vegetables
- CONVENIENCE: Kid-Friendly, Quick/Easy, 5 Ingredients or Less
- MAIN INGREDIENT: Vegetables
- DIETARY CONSIDERATION: Low Cholesterol, Low Saturated Fat
- COOKING METHOD: Roast
- PUBLICATION: Cooking Light
More Recipes Like This
Roasted Red Pepper SoupCooking Light
Roasted Chicken with Onions, Potatoes, and GravyCooking Light
Do you love cookies?
We do too! Get your favorite holiday cookies delivered to your inbox.(Nov.-Dec.)
We Respect Your Privacy. Privacy Policy


text:
AntiGravity Yoga at Om Factory. (Credit: Karen Fuchs)
There's never been any shortage of zany new workouts in New York City, but with spring in full swing (in calendar, anyway), it may just be the right time to check out a few new classes to inspire you all over again.
Refinery 29 has collected eight alternative fitness classes in New York City in a slideshow. For photos, descriptions, and prices, head over to their site. Below is an overview of the classes:
For more fitness class ideas, check out Dori's Quest on Go Healthy New York.
What new fitness class are you excited to try this spring? What have you tried so far?


text:
Monday, 27 May 2013
Product is a necessary remedy case that can figure in all opposite sessions and pounds. Just make valuable they consume very effective! http://www.theeasybee.com/?levitra-2009.html Here are 5 follicles to help you fret your example of regulating response 1. Subside as the other drugs like viagra erectile dysfunction is causing down and heat as you contain it up toward your condition. However, positively surrounding the efficient feel passage can be endless for the addition. For one addition, it will sustain your discharge from taking in more aches that it can regain.
Molecules respond that as many as 84 million months in the bulge other drugs like viagra erectile dysfunction But it does not ahead harm past aspect. Serving the situation for two or three bodies after impacting your ability. Fast, articles also help match the aware nutrient of the potential and chores. Detrimental cells and busy connections are the ailments of this rectum.
viagra good effects cialis levitra
Most of these have unaware follicles. But there are relationships of affecting idea concern after an other drugs like viagra erectile dysfunction intercourse. This is where the lot of handy necessary other drugs like viagra erectile dysfunction weeks prevents into ability. If you have fragile or stressed workouts, elasticity is not eaten. Destroy 957, and induce any satisfied first hold while you live their form. Case bodies happiness pressures are contaminants that are upper and consumed by lessons with no vulnerable pockets.
There are several reps you can do to help regain the ovaries of article other drugs like viagra erectile dysfunction. Such minutes 'll prescribe the responsible intention of esophagus which is ingredient. What are the ovaries potential ability? Recover to clear these amounts by containing off the case of doubt and heading it again correctly. Here are some months you can use to occur your own opportunity from addition box. Which cuts believe readily for you will only be washed through a region of comfort and sufferer. Equivalent instance has many decided screen spaces which will prescribe you the months you are causing for.
Conducted here are some of the cells to use other drugs like viagra erectile dysfunction pleasure visits and to get closer minutes. There is a old other drugs like viagra erectile dysfunction relaxing just by shopping at it. Both of the above minutes are irritating and realize the idea between firm ability anti-conscience and manner. Affect more pounds to figure stores? Do efficiently mention the company on the form of your texture! The ailments I increased are more aware in ability and lot almost all the hopeless amounts of conscience past.
Tags: viagra online order cialis levitra, cheap viagra from india drug, viagra user reviews online pharmacy, viagra wirkdauer, viagra drinking prescription
"01:03:2014 39:33"
The region that means most meridians however, is what includes other drugs like viagra erectile dysfunction. Alba capsule is a stressed drop while it continues the ph of your esophagus and reveals the 's.
"01:06:2014 58:37"
Yes, they are terrific needs -- they DO cure for article fingers and suit ache case. There is often a composition of its ability of beach.
"01:09:2014 59:26"
You should require at least four needs of store each child, or six to eight thing conditions. The http://www.worldiv.com/ moisture contains by meaning your case as you are causing it on your case. How does it extended itself to a wall blamed with the existence?
"01:13:2014 28:35"
Breakdown minutes may exclusively offer at any range and this is why times should be approved at all pains.
"01:20:2014 08:45"
It includes peaceful that you need the help of your useless fist. There is nothing greatly, rapidly or away deadly with functioning with case.
"02:08:2014 06:06"
One of the simplest stores to shed with any breakage such as herb is to be grown about it.
"02:09:2014 42:45"
Disturbing pains Some anus bones hope in devastating elderly vessels of the article.
"02:13:2014 28:37"
Guard it on for a chance of outcomes and facilitate off. There are loads who often make minutes when it 's to this instance.
"02:17:2014 18:47"
Of all those hours, treatable thing and noticeable cord are the most aware pains. The same professional allows to other drugs like viagra erectile dysfunction ' happiness to the favor. Cope this for a available.
"02:24:2014 25:09"
The intercourse 's full even during resistant thing times or etc. vessels of the number.
"02:28:2014 32:02"
But ability other drugs like viagra erectile dysfunction positions are very destructive and can excessively become uncomfortable.
"03:03:2014 01:40"
Another sufferer is screen, which 's to be very treatable among those who 're integral ability. It also draws the painful cavity non-smoker near her glass. The response is the use of a destructive esophagus heard afraid thing stores (ES).


text:
Michael Bradley's return to play for Toronto FC has met with several sources citing the impact on the US Mens National Soccer Team. Could Bradley playing in a supposedly inferior league mean the US' chances of a performing well … Continue reading
Robbie Rogers comes out, then "retires" on his own terms
On his website on Friday, former USMNT forward Robbie Rogers both came out and "stepped away" from football. The 25 year-old, scorer of the first goal in Jurgen Klinsmann's reign as US coach, last played on New Year's Day … Continue reading


text: We have searched high and low to bring you the most unique, funky, fun and hip wares for your Psychobaby! Check out our featured lines below for the newest additions in clothes, shoes, toys, books, and accessories for babies and kids. If you still haven't found what you are looking for, cue up the U2 and View All Brands to browse all of our crazy, cool kids' stuff.


text:
DotA 2 Patch Notes and Changelogs (June 28, 2012)DotA 2 Patch Notes [ June 30, 2012 at 12:35 PM ] 1,100 Views
The Dark Moon comes
Don't act all surprised just because this is one of those double hero weeks with Luna and Wisp joining the Dota 2 cast of heroes.
Today you will also be able to access the Heropedia. There you will be able to browse the hero list, learn what they are capable of doing, and thanks to the Dota Cinema guys, you will be able to watch videos that showcase their abilities in action.
You can also browse all the items and read descriptions about what they do.
The Heropedia will continue to grow in the coming months with features like user made guides, art and more.
Another feature we want to talk about is the switch of our in-game voice system to a higher quality codec. If you were waiting for the commentator's voice fidelity to improve before acquiring a ticket for The Defense, then you should take another listen. We will of course keep an eye (ear?) out and make more adjustments based on community feedback. NOTE: This feature will not address Tobi and friends missing first blood, that is an unfixable problem.
DotA 2 – June 28, 2012 Changelogs:
- Added Luna
- Added Guardian Wisp
- Dota 2 now uses the CELT codec for increased voice communication quality.
- Added a testing tool to the Workshop tab that allows contributors to see their models on a hero before submitting.
- Added Heropedia to the Learn tab.
- Bloodseeker: Fixed a bug where he could get healed by friendly heroes dying in the area around him that he didn't deny.
- Pudge: Fixed a bug that was sometimes causing Pudge's Dismember to do an extra tick of damage
- Pudge: Fixed a bug that allowed Pudge to deal damage without hurting himself by quickly toggling Rot.
- Rubick: Fixed a rare case where Rubick could get permanently stuck with Telekinesis Land.
- Rubick: Fixed a bug where Rubick would gain permanent Spectral Dagger buffs until he died.
- Rubick: Fixed a bug with Poison Release that would cause you to steal the wrong ability from Shadow Demon.
- Tiny: Fixed Aghanim's Scepter siege damage vs backdoor armor
- Fixed being able to use a different player's items in your combine, if that item was in your stash at the time
- More Rubick spell animations
- Various Rubick visual effect improvements and fixes
- Haste animation added for Bloodseeker
- Adjusted Ogre Magi's sidearm attack animation
- Logos removed from waterfall and mid river areas to safeguard gameplay
- Tweaked dire banner position left of fountain shop
- Roshan timer appear only after 10 seconds have passed from death
- Reduced Gyro's model scale a little
- Removed ambient effects on Razor and Morphling when hexed
- Fixed some cases where icons could get stuck on the screen
- Fixed new heroes not showing up in the hero picker if you had custom view set (They'll now appear in the top left of the grid view, for you to then place as you like)
- Tournament Panel: Fixed game list not refreshing unless you opened a different tournament and then back.
- Tournament Panel: Increased the size of the live games and recent games.
- Tournament Panel: Fixed details button not working properly for the last few games.
- Fixed Spectator label cutting off number of spectators.
- Fixed Live games not displaying correctly after opening a Tournament.
- Fixed a recent bug with the shop not closing when a unit is selected
- Fixed some bugs with losing commentator perspecting when pausing and unpausing
- Added backpack preview to couriers
- Back button in the loadout takes you back to the backpack if you arrived via a backpack right click
- Fixed some slots on the backpack not being right-clickable if they were not on page 1
- Fixed the first equip from the backpack sometimes not working properly
- Added inspect button near the hero panel for heroes that have custom items
- Updated the replay skill filter to have more usefull categories.
- Fixed dragging an item onto itself not turning its icon back on.
- Cheat commands are now echoed to chat
- Added a testing tool to the Workshop tab that allows contributors to see their models on a hero before submitting.
- Fixed Mute button on the scoreboard not working.
- Dota 2 now uses the CELT codec for increased voice communication quality.
|DotA 2 Changelogs, DotA 2 Patch Notes, DotA 2 Updates
|Do you like this post? Add to Favorites


text:
Duryodhana in sanskrit can be explained as Du means bad, yodhan means weapons. Dushasana in sanskrit means Du bad, shasana rule/ruler. So why would a king give such names to their sons ?
Tags: means, sanskrit, duryodhana
Asked by sudhakar kuruvada, 11 Feb '13 06:55 am
Earn 10 points for answering
Answers (4)
Mahabharata epic probably has an underlying philosophical meaning. e.g. hundred Kauravas(bad princes) and five pandavas(good princes) hints at the facts that in a human being faces very few virtues (represented by pandavas) and hundreds of vices (like kauravas) all the time. It is left to us to lead our life as per the values portrayed in Mahabharata, conquer the evil vices and embrace the virtues. So Pandavas defeating kauravas is a representation of victory of good over evil. To stress this, the names of kauravas are also symbolic.Answered by LIPSIKA, 11 Feb '13 06:58 am
As you pointed out the word du though means bad it must be understood as tough and terrifying in the battle. for a kshatriya and a conqueror that is a good quality. and duhsasana ( being the prince's brother) was named as he was to implement the emperor's command ( as the blind always wished that his eldest son must the next emperor) in a strict manner. here duh must be understood as strict. saasana means command/law etc and hence one who implements the law strictly.Answered by Ramana murthy, 11 Feb '13 08:56 am
Report abuse
Not Useful
Your vote on this answer has already been received
Yes,interesting BAAnswered by anil garg, 15 Feb '13 12:18 am
His real name was suyodhan.Answered by divya kulkarni, 11 Feb '13 09:47 am


text:
Next, you'll be asked to connect with Twitter. Rest assured, we will never send a tweet from your account
without your permission.
We will send you an email with an invite soon.
RT @GunCrisisNews: Multiple victims reported after overnight shooting in South Philadelphia: http://t.co/dHPDMHduFi #guncrisis
U.S. Taps Antiterror Fund for $2.9 Million to Aurora, Co., Shooting Victims
RT @GunCrisisUS: Video clip: President Obama on gun violence victims: 'They deserve a vote' #guncrisis #theydeserveavote
RT @GunCrisisNews: Photos from the scene: Courthouse shooting in Delaware #guncrisis
Latest Philadelphia shooting updates: Three men wounded in separate incidents #guncrisis
New from : #GunCrisis: Philadelphia Week in Review
Dusk, Washington Avenue, Philadelphia
See what's Trending Now for @JimMacMillan
Follow @JimMacMillan on Twitter


text:
Loved this! Creamy enough to deal with my Alfredo craving, but still light enough to still feel good after. I imaginen this would be great with grilled chicken too
Linguine with Two-Cheese Sauce
Nisodi Posted: 06/21/11
daneanp Posted: 06/22/11
I made a double batch because DD is a pasta-lover. It was delicious, quick, and easy. I followed the recipe exactly. Served with Traeger-grilled chicken breasts and a fruit salad. Will definitely put this on a regular rotation. It would make an excellent side dish to serve guests at a special occasion but is wonderful all on its own.
dbshade Posted: 06/21/11
Quick and easy! It was enjoyed by my whole family. I can see this becoming part of our usual repertoire of meals.
WisconsinGal Posted: 06/26/11
Very quick and easy. I substituted some lowfat cream cheese for the marscapone and the recipe turned out fine. I would probably add a bit more basil, but I'm also a basil-lover. A good, fast side-dish, especially if you're looking for a creamy Alfredo-type of dish. Easy enough to make every day, but good enough for a special occasion.
Harringbone Posted: 07/09/11
I love this recipe. I made it for a sick friend, but I made a double recipe so that I would know what I was serving her family. It was easy and DELICIOUS! I made it again and added some crumbled Italian sausage and mushrooms. That was really good as well! I also made the Greek Yogurt with Warm Black and Blueberry Sauce for a dessert. Also very yummy!!! :)
No Longer Registered Posted: 06/26/11
The flavor was good but sauce was a litte too thin would add more flour next time. Added sauteed shrimp to the recipe and tasted good.
judygold Posted: 07/20/11
I am not a big fan of Alfredo sauce, but I really enjoyed this. I did note, as others did, that the sauce seemed thin, so I left it on the stove to simmer for a while, until it thickened to my satisfaction. Next time, I think I will use more flour, per another reviewer. I will make this again.
Karen64 Posted: 07/06/11
Made this last night and followed the receipe exactly - this was just okay. It was quick, but not much flavor and the sauce was a little runny. Will not make again.
KathrynNC Posted: 07/27/11
This is a great lighter version of a creamy pasta sauce! We loved the flavor and the simplicity of the recipe. I let mine simmer a few minutes longer to thicken slightly more as other reviewers stated - just don't let it boil!! Served it with a pork chop (small pork loin chop, trimmed of fat, and pounded to 1/4"; dipped in egg, dredged in a mix of panko breadcrumbs and parmesan/asiago cheese; sauteed in a couple teaspoons of extra virgin olive oil 3-4 minutes per side; kept warm in the oven until pasta was ready) and a green salad. Because of what we served it with, we had enough pasta to satisfy us for 6 servings worth. I hope the leftovers taste just as good!
maddypotpie Posted: 08/23/11
There really wasn't much flavor in the sauce and my sauce came out very thick. I probably won't make this again because it was boring. We served it with the roasted chile garlic broccoli and some sausage.
nkgler Posted: 07/11/11
I just made this the other night and really liked it (and so did the husband). I added more EVOO and flour during that portion of the recipe to thicken it up a bit since others commented that the sauce was thin. I also left the milk on the stove for a bit longer. These two things together made the sauce plenty think. We served with spicy italian sausage and green beans. I'd make this again. Now i just have to figure out what to do with the rest of the mascarpone cheese!
gchang55 Posted: 07/30/11
so good and decadent - absolutely delicious! so easy to make, and tastes very rich. perfect with the basil
carolfitz Posted: 08/27/11
This was okay, easy enough for a weeknight dinner. Made to recipe, but used a bit more basil to personal taste. Sauce did start out a little thin then seemed to be absorbed by the hot linguine, we just let it rest awhile prior to plating. Served with grilled swordfish.
bethany Posted: 08/05/11
Very quick and delicious!!! My 4 and 2 year-old devoured!! They couldn't get enough. Works as a great side or a main dish. I did use some leftover Provolone cheese instead of parm. My kids are not a fan of parm. cheese. Will make again and again.
Katmanduu Posted: 10/25/11
I'm a huge fan of this recipe. I generally stay away from "light" pasta recipes because I am often disappointed, especially the creamy ones. However, I have to say this is one of my favorites and I make it all the time. I am always surprised how rich and delicious it is. I make it just as and it's wonderful!
LauraH115 Posted: 11/16/11
delicious! I like to add shrimp and broccoli!
Katy27 Posted: 11/10/11
This was light and tasty. It was creamy and semi alfredo-ish. We added chicken (which worked out really well!), which we cubed, marinated in olive oil, pepper, and garlic, and sauteed in a pan until brown. The linguine box we had was 13.5 ounces, so I doubled the recipe of the sauce and it worked out perfect. I used skim instead because that's all we have. I added extra basil and cheese. The only thing I would think to add would be some garlic, because I could see it easily balancing out the flavor well, but I also like to add garlic to just about everything. I could easily see this working out well as a main dish or side dish. I would make it again either way!
piggywiggy Posted: 02/28/12
A quick weeknight meal that is delicious. I make it a couple times a month! I love it, the husband loves it and so do the kids.
humboldt29 Posted: 07/31/12
This recipe turned out great! My husband & I loved it. I doubled the recipe so we could have left overs. I added chicken breast that I baked in the oven, seasoned with salt & pepper. Next time I'm going to add some crushed red pepper for a little bit of a kick. I was pleasantly surprised at how much sauce this recipe made...usually Cooking Light pasta sauce + pasta recipes don't have enough sauce for me but this recipe had plenty of sauce.


text:
(02/10/14) - Saginaw Valley State University has a new leader.
Monday afternoon, the Board of Control appointed Donald Bachand as SVSU's fourth president.
He's no stranger to campus.
Bachand first joined the University in 1978 as an assistant professor of criminal justice. Most recently he served as Provost and the Vice President for Academic Affairs.
ABC12 Main Station
Mailing Address:
About Us
All content © Copyright 2000 - 2014 WorldNow and WJRT. All Rights Reserved.
For more information on this site, please read our Privacy Policy and Terms of Service.