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|« Square Peg Meets Round Hole
|Data? Data data. Data. »
"It's a good thing I decided to test this machine out," writes Jim, "We had been looking to replace / repair our oven, and it seems we can just bake on the hard drive."
Paul noted, "According to my calculations, $3.61 of this choc topping works out to 0.35 grams of pure indulgence."
"Every time I deposit a check via the web to my bank, the java applet says it is sending the scan to Morena," reports Chris Reid, "I hope she works for the bank."
Jon Wilson is a little bit suspicious about the price per liter.
"Blue Cross Blue Shield wisely recognizes that many English speakers can't communicate with doctors dependent upon changes to the language in the last 1,500 years," wrote Mike.
"I got this while trying to extract a ZIP file," writes David Strickler, "That compression is pretty impressive if it can make a 5.99 PetaByte file only 414 MegaBytes in size!"
"I took this picture when I was activating interactive TV for my brother," writes Erik Jansman, "I am sure this isn't supposed to happen."
"Gee, that was helpful," wrote K. Chang.
Re: extreme ZIP compression.
At the end of the 1990s there was a brief fashion in the anti-anti-virus crowd for crafting ZIP files for email attachments that would be only a few K long, but expand to many GB of zeros, the idea being to attack the AV scanner that was looking at emails by exhausting its disk space.
More sophisticated scanners simply implemented transparent on-the-fly expansion of the interesting parts, which for 16GB of zeros is effectively almost none of it. (You need to read enough to know that what remains isn't interesting: does it begin MZ? it's an executable - does it begin 0xD0, 0xCF? it's an Office D0Cument File - etc.)
[Doctor]: What seems to the trouble Mr. Chaucer?
[Patient]: Bifil that in that seson on a day, in southwerk at the tabard as I lay...
at $10027.78 per kg, that chocolate topping is almost expensive as injet ink. Almost.
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I've been drinking
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It's amazing how fast your mood can change after you step in some water with socks on.
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if a girl wants to watch a sport because she thinks a player is hot then let her, it's not like guys watch the VS fashion show because they want to buy new bras.
(via payno-in-my-ano)
hhooLLLY SHIT THIS MY SISTER, THIS IS ACTUALLY MY SISTER. MY SISTER HAS A 10,000 NOTE GIFSET ABOUT HER JESUS I AM DYING .
update: I AM ON THE PHONE WITH HER AND JUST SENT HER THIS AND I'M NOT SURE WHETHER SHE IS LAUGHING OR CRYING OR DYING OMG. SHE IS HYPERVENTILATIING HAHHAHAHAH.
oh my god. i can't believe my face is on tumblr.
ok so neither of u hoes are gonna explain this
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i cant believe that is literally beyoncé's face as she is plummeting off a building
i am laying down in bed with a double chin
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Posts tagged random
Here's some stuff I found in the junk drawer. Throw it in your story so I don't have to deal with the guilt of throwing it away.
a painting with a curse on it, pink panties, chicken bones, several bottles of booze, a fake I.D., a bunch of matches
Write a story full of outdated pop-culture references.


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Which dress? Sorry if it's been awhile since you've asked..Tumblr doesn't like to notify me of messages. Lol
Wow I had messages and Tumblr didn't even notify me about them. Sorry guys! :/
always-smile-keepcalm-deactivat asked:
hey girl i was wondering where you found that dress..?
Anonymous asked:
I would kiss you in a heartbeat
You shouldn't be anon. :)


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Finally! I suppose there's a lesson in leaving projects to the last minute, if suddenly the internet no longer works. In addition to the fear that it might not get posted at all, it made the construction of the unit a bit less detailed than I would have written it. Normally I would include all links of information used, but I had no time to collct them, and Youtube is difficult to load in Myanmar even at the best of times. But, in a world where internet is faster, and I had easier access to computers in the classroom, this unit is what I would love to do with my class as a transition between studying biodiversity and electricity.
Now as a quick side note, one web 2.0 site that I have used this year is Edmodo, the education facebook clone. Students really enjoyed it, and it was a valuable way to share comments and ideas about science articles and projects. It also has a library for storing useful links and such. So I made it one of the key tools for sharing information in this project. However if I did have easier access, I would probably have looked for more publishing options for the videos, so that their points of view would have had a greater audience. Of course, that would be contingent on how comfortable we are taking a public stance on a controversial issue, which is also something to tread lightly with in Myanmar even in today's less restricted climate.
So hopefully in this unit students would have practiced identifying the biases behind the articles they find on the internet, and also developed skill and identifying and presenting persuasive arguments using not only text, but sound and images as well. Finally, by commenting on each others' work, they would have practiced giving feedback in a more thoughtful way, which is a skill I wish was practiced more on most news websites I see.


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The Calgary Flames' 2007-2008 season ended with another first-round playoff defeat and, with a slew of free agents, the summer promises to be one of significant upheaval.
Off-Season Game Plan looks at the daunting challenge the Flames face as they try to stay in the Western Conference playoff mix.
At the top end of the roster, the Flames are in great shape with All-Stars Jarome Iginla and Dion Phaneuf leading the way.
Beyond them, however, the questions start.
In goal, Miikka Kiprusoff is widely regarded as one of the league's best, but it was far from a smooth season between the pipes and the Flames have little choice but to hope that their goaltender plays up to his new lucrative pay scale.
Kiprusoff's relationship with head coach Mike Keenan will always be under the microscope, just because of Keenan's history, but their first season together didn't do anything to disspell Iron Mike's reputation.
The core of the defence is strong, but the Flames also have a lot of money invested there, potentially making change necessary if only to create greater financial flexibility. Few, if any, teams can spend upwards of $20-million on their defencemen and the Flames already have more than $23-million slated for six returning defencemen.
If the Flames get that financial wiggle room, it would give them the opportunity to address some significant holes anticipated in the forward ranks.
Even if Daymond Langkow's long-rumoured contract extension is finalized, the Flames are still going to need a couple of capable scoring forwards; and if the Langkow deal doesn't get done, well, then the forward ranks are practically in disarray.
General manager Darryl Sutter has earned plenty of credibility for returning the Flames to respectability and will need to live up to that reputation if he's going to keep the Flames on the right track this summer.
GM/COACHDarryl Sutter/Mike Keenan
Top Prospects: Mikael Backlund, Andrei Taratukhin, Brandon Prust
The Flames can't ask for much more from Jarome Iginla, the team leader who is coming off possibly his best NHL seasonwith a career-high 98 points and a plus-27 rating. The 30-year-old is the face of the franchise now and in the midst of his prime years, so he's a fine cornerstone around which they can build.
Alex Tanguay is the one other proven returning offensive performer, but he's coming off a season in which his point total (58) was his lowest since 2001-2002. Nevertheless, the 28-year-old winger has the speed and skills to play a first-line role.
One of the league's best skaters, Matthew Lombardi didn't progress as anticipated, dropping from 46 to 36 points, but the Flames may need him to play a more offensive role next season. The 26-year-old appears to have the requisite skills to be a decent complementary offensive player, if given the chance.
Injuries stalled David Moss' progress in his second NHL season, but he still has enough of a two-way game to warrant consideration for a third-line job.
Veteran Wayne Primeau is a big checking centre with limited offensive upside, which pegs him for a fourth-line spot, even if he's a tad pricy for such a gig.
21-year-old Dustin Boyd got his feet wet with the Flames, scoring 12 points in 48 games while playing less than ten minutes per game. His hockey sense and offensive ability could move him up the depth chart, but that would require a significant jump in production.
Marcus Nilson's role has steadily declined in Calgary, but the 30-year-old can still be useful in a checking and penalty-killing role.
With such a thin group of returning forwards, the Flames will have to be creative in filling out the roster, especially if they can't get Daymond Langkow or Kristian Huselius re-signed.
Prospects Mikael Backlund and Andrei Taratukhin will have a chance to play a scoring role, but that requires the 19-year-old Backlund to make a quick transition to the North American pro game or, perhaps not as likely, the 25-year-old Taratukhin to return from Russia.
Either way, the Flames will need to dig into trades and free agent signings in order to upgrade the skill level up front.
The Flames need to add multiple players, at good value, if they are going to have the necessary scoring depth in order to be a playoff team. Free agents to consider might include Jason Williams, Michael Ryder, Brendan Morrison, Andrew Brunette, Niklas Hagman and Cory Stillman.
Furthermore, Calgary may look to teams that have a surplus of forwards and deal a proven NHL defenceman for a proven player up front.
Whatever the solution, the Flames are going to have to make bold moves in order to enter next season with enough forward talent.
Top Prospects: Mark Giordano, Tim Ramholt, Adam Pardy
23-year-old Dion Phaneuf, possessing a hammer shot and an intimidating physical presence, is already among the league's elite defencemen. Phaneuf could play with more discipline -- none of the other players in his penalty minute range (Phanuef had 182) is nearly the same kind of impact player -- but he's improved every one of his three NHL seasons.
Keenan favourite Adrian Aucoin resurrected his career, playing more than 60 games for the first time since the lockout, putting up 35 points while playing nearly 21 minutes per game. The 35-year-old may have improved his trade value some, but few teams are going to offer much in return for an injury-prone defenceman owed $4-million for another season.
Rock solid Robyn Regehr is big, strong, conscientious and a handful for opposing forwards; the kind of defensive defenceman that any team would love to have.
33-year-old Anders Eriksson is with his sixth NHL team and, while he logged better than 20 minutes per game, he's not consistent enough for that kind of workload. In a depth role, he may be serviceable.
Cory Sarich provides a physical dimension, though it's fair to question whether the Flames can afford to pay such big money to Regehr and Sarich for playing such a similar style.
Veteran Rhett Warrener is another guy capable of playing the physical, stay-at-home role when healthy, but he couldn't get into the regular defensive rotation and only ended up playing about 13 minutes per game in just 31 games last season. Perhaps a new location would give him a needed fresh start and a summer buyout could be considered.
Free agents Jim Vandermeer and David Hale both could have value if they return, particularly Vandermeer who adds toughness and played okay for three teams last season. If neither one comes back, the Flames will likely need to find another depth defenceman to support their returning core.
Mark Giordano, a 24-year-old who bolted to Russia last season, could easily join the NHL regulars now that he's signed a new deal.
Top Prospects: Leland Irving, Matt Keetley
As one might have expected, there were some problems between Mike Keenan and Miikka Kiprusoff. The notorious goalie-switching coach pulled Kipper several times (including the final game of the playoff loss to San Jose), but the truth of the matter is that Kiprusoff didn't perform as well as he had in recent seasons, continuing the steady downward trend in his numbers since arriving in Calgary.
Signed to a six-year extension, though, Kiprusoff is the franchise's defensive backbone for the forseeable future.
Curtis Joseph was lured back to action as Kiprusoff's backup and played well enough in limited action to think that he could handle such a role again if the 41-year-old is still interested.
DRAFT17th - Josh Bailey, Kirill Petrov, Colby Robak
Needs: Four top nine forwards, one defenceman What I said the Flames needed last year: One top six forward, One top four defenceman Who did they add? Owen Nolan, Adrian Aucoin, Anders Eriksson, Cory Sarich
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Recession Damages Hopes for an Inheritance, Survey Says
Only 27 percent of people younger than 60 expect an inheritance.
Why Women Will Rock the Economic Recovery
But women tend to be better educated than men, with more relevant skills, which means economic power will continue to shift toward women, as it has been for the last 20 years. The unemployment rate for women, for example, is 8.1 percent, while it's 8.3 percent for men. During the recession, the gap was much bigger, favoring women by more than two percentage points for many months. That overall trend is likely to persist throughout the recovery. "Women are uniquely positioned to take advantage of jobs in tomorrow's growth industries," Bank of America Merrill Lynch wrote in a recent report, "and tend to enjoy stronger earnings growth relative to men."
While More Men Are Finding Work, Women Continue to Lose Jobs
Some economists began to refer to the depths of the recession as a "mancession," since the bulk of the jobs lost were among men in male-dominated industries such as construction and manufacturing. During the recession (defined as December 2007 to June 2009), the economy shed more than 7 million jobs. Men fared worse in the recession, suffering more than 70 percent of the job losses. But strikingly, in the midst of a slow recovery, women have lost 117,000 jobs while men gained 1,140,000—a staggering difference of about a million jobs.
21 Workplace Benefits That Are Rapidly Disappearing
Traditional pension plans, paid family leave, and even the company picnic are all on the decline. Employers have significantly cut many of the benefits they offer to workers over the past five years. Some 77 percent of companies report that benefits offerings have been negatively affected by the slow pace of recovery, according to a Society for Human Resource Management survey of 600 human resources professionals.
5 Reasons to Be Optimistic About the U.S. Economy
However, while foreclosures and slow job growth continue to be a drag on economic growth, there are a few glimmers of hope for the U.S. economy. Here are five reasons to be hopeful about the nation's economic future.
7 Ways to Sink in a Stagnant Economy
The recovery, unfortunately, doesn't apply to everybody. Workers with up-to-date skills and the vigorous energy it takes to adapt constantly are poised for a return to prosperity. But many others are stuck flat-footed in a confusing, Darwinian economy, out of good options and unsure what to do. Some of that is due to the depth of the recent recession and the abrupt transformation of industries such as housing and construction. But people also make a lot of mistakes that limit their own opportunities. Here are seven of the most commonplace ways to fall behind in an uncertain economy.
Why Companies Are Still Very Nervous: Rick J. Newman interviews Overstock.com CEO Patrick Byrne
Since the crash in 2008, the government has replaced the $1 trillion that disappeared by spending an extra $1 trillion themselves, as a way of keeping the party at Bernie's going. But at some point the global capital markets will shut it down and discipline the U.S. government's spending. The Fed's program, QE2, is kind of a smokescreen because they've run out of other ways to keep the music playing. The capital markets are going to temper the federal government.
It will end with a Treasury auction failing, as almost happened five months ago in Germany. In fact, just recently the government bought back a big chunk of a Treasury instrument it auctioned off two weeks ago. That was either a disguised way for a Treasury auction to fail, or it was another disguised way to subsidize the Wall Street banks who took part.
These problems all flow from the fact that it's politically popular to spend, and it's not politically popular to tax.
Many Retirement Communities Still Await Recovery
Continuing care retirement communities (CCRCs) offer a full range of services—independent living, assisted living and care for disabled residents, and often dementia care as well. These are often the most expensive facilities for seniors, and they've had to scramble the hardest to cope with the downturn.
Who Will Struggle in 2011
Economic growth in 2011 is likely to exceed 3 percent, and perhaps even hit 4 percent. That would be the best performance in more than a decade. Workers who held onto their jobs during the Great Recession can finally exhale, with growing confidence that their job security is improving. Companies are grudgingly starting to hire back a few of the unemployed. And the latest stimulus and tax-cut plan out of Washington will put cash into practically every taxpayer's pocket, just to make sure the economy keeps marching forward.
Yet the economic landscape in the aftermath of the Great Recession is littered with wreckage. Battered industries like construction and real estate won't return to normal for years. A few states, including California and Illinois, are nearly insolvent, with tax hikes and service cuts the only way out. Homeowners have lost trillions of dollars' worth of home equity, thanks to the housing bust. And the number of Americans who remain unemployed is far larger than at any time since the Great Depression.
For millions of Americans, in other words, 2011 won't feel like a recovery at all, but like the fourth year of a painfully long recession. Here's who is likely to feel it most.


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Bailey finds Meredith at Charlotte and her sister's incubator, and says she heard Mere worked a miracle last night. Mere is beaming. "She came around so fast, I thought the equipment was malfunctioning!" Bailey tells Mere to go home, because she's earned it. On her way out, she turns back. "Oh, and Grey. Way to go." Mere looks in at Charlotte, and tells her, "Did you hear that? Way to go."
Izzie is sitting in the locker room, defeated. Mere, George, and Cristina walk in, and she asks if they heard. George says they did. Izzie: "My baby died. She just...died." They all look very sad, until Mere says she has an idea. She holds out her hand for Izzie to take, and some rock and roll starts up.
Cut to Alex, staring at the patient he killed. McDreamy walks in and shares, "The first person I killed, I was a second-year resident. James Hanson." He tells Alex to go home; there's nothing he can do here. Alex says nobody should die alone, and stays put.
Mere starts up her VO: "Four hundred years ago, another well-known English guy had an opinion about being alone. John Donne. He thought we were never alone. Of course, it was fancier when he said it." We fade to Rosanna's room, where Cristina is telling her not to talk, because her windpipe was perforated. She says they've repaired it, and she should be fine. Rosanna reaches out her hand, but Cristina moves back. Heartless! But not for long: she tells Rosanna they'll keep her in the hospital at least ten days, then turns and sees the security guard keeping watch. She turns back to Rosanna, leans in, and says softly, "Maybe just to be on the safe side, we'll make it two weeks." Rosanna smiles weakly, and understands the gift she's just been given.
MereVO: "'No man is an island entire unto himself.'" She and Izzie walk along a gated corridor, looking in. Mere says, "That's him." Izzie leans in and agrees, "Oh! Yeah, that's him." Who's him? I want to see him!
Cut to Addison and McDreamy, sitting in one of the OR observation rooms. Addison tells him she's lonely, and moves a little closer. Mere: "Boil down all that island talk, and he just meant that all anyone needs is someone to step in."
Cristina walks into Burke's and sits down at the table, exhausted. Burke's got dinner all on the table and is sitting there reading. When she reaches over and grabs a chip, he gives her a look of wonder and amazement. Mere: "And let us know we're not alone."
It's him! The girls have adopted a dog, an adorable terrier-looking thing who's barking and jumping and delighted to have a new home. Mere and Izzie giggle and cavort and throw dog toys, then break into hysterics when the dog starts chasing George. Mere: "And who's to say that someone can't have four legs? Someone to run around with, someone to play with..." We fade to Charlotte and Co.'s incubator, and Mere finishes up, "...Or just...hang out." Or just...fade out.


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Lisa LaFlamme - In 2011, Lisa LaFlamme took over from Lloyd Robertson as CTV's chief news anchor and senior editor. Prior to this move, she was an active reporter in the field, including reporting from Afghanistan.
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Jeanne Beker - Jeanne Beker has worked on numerous radio and television stations during her time in the media world. She had the opportunity to host FASHIONTELEVISION in 1985, which became CityTV's most widely watched show with viewers across Canada and in 130 other countries. A digital version of the show was launched in 2001 with Jeanne Beker as the host and segment producer. She has also launched clothing lines, was the editor-in-chief of FQ Magazine and SIR Magazine. She serves as a judge on CTV's 'Canada's Next Top Model.'
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Bonnie Fuller - Bonnie Fuller is the current president and editor-in-chief of Hollywood Life, a Los Angeles-based entertainment website. She is active in the media industry by participating on panels and as a contributor to the Huffington Post. She has also held top spots at Glamour Magazine, Cosmopolitan and American Media Inc. At Star magazine she increased circulation to more than 1.5 million and increased newsstand sales of Shape Magazine.
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Mary Walsh - As one of the founding creators of CBC's 'This Hour Has 22 Minutes,' Mary Walsh honed her own brand of humour at an early age. She was awarded with the Order of Canada for lifetime achievement in the entertainment industry in 2001. For her work with 'This Hour Has 22 Minutes,' she has received Canadian Comedy awards, Gemini awards and honours from the Writers Guild of Canada. She has appeared in more than 20 movies, television mini-series and programs.
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Artist's Dog Shooting Scandal Explored In Rogue Subway Sculpture
The cartoonlike bronze sculptures that adorn the 14th Street-Eighth Avenue subway station were joined by a rogue addition by a different creator Friday morning, alluding to an infamous scandal surrounding the original artist.
Search On For Suspects In Multiple Robberies Near Port Authority Bus Terminal
Police on Thursday were asking the public to help find four suspects – only one of them identified – who are wanted in connection with three robberies in and around the 42nd Street-Port Authority Bus Terminal subway station.
Verizon Wires Up 35 Subway Stations For Wi-Fi Use
Verizon Wireless customers can now use their cellphones in 35 of New York City's underground subway stations.
Police: Man, 72, Pushed Onto Subway Tracks In Harlem
A suspect was being held Saturday for allegedly pushing a 72-year-old man onto the subway tracks at a stop in Harlem.
Item That Shut Down Port Authority Subway Stop Turns Out To Be Toy Lantern
The 42nd Street-Port Authority Bus Terminal subway station was briefly closed Monday, as police investigated a suspicious-looking item that turned out to be a toy lantern.
Police Believe Suspect In Subway Pipe Attack Behind Midtown Brick Attack, Others
Leon Sims, 25, of Brooklyn, has been charged with two counts of felony assault in connection with the Sept. 22 attack.
Police: Suspect Beat Man With Pipe, Sent Him Falling Onto Subway Tracks
Police on Monday were asking for help from the public in finding a suspect who beat a man with a pipe at a Brooklyn subway station and sent him crashing down onto the tracks.
Police: Subway Thug Has Attacked Straphangers 4 Times In Last Few Days
In each case, he approaches a male straphanger and asks for the time, police said. That's when he assaults his victim and robs him, police said.
Broken Rail Shuts Down C Train Line For Evening Rush
C line subway service was completely shut down in both directions Monday evening, due to a broken rail in Brooklyn.
Subway Work Affecting 14 Lines This Weekend
You might find relief in a nice, cool air-conditioned subway car Saturday, or you might not – given that construction work is altering service for 14 lines than not this weekend.
Another Weekend, Another Mess Of Subway Service Disruptions
In what has been a familiar refrain lately, yet another weekend is chock full of service disruptions on the subway system.
Commuters Frustrated By Citywide Subway Mess This Weekend
If you're planning to take the subway this weekend, expect a monkey wrench to be thrown into your plans.
Man Hit, Killed By Subway Train At 72nd Street
A man was struck and killed by a subway train early Saturday at the 72nd Street and Central Park West station.
Police Seek Robber Who Impersonated Cop Near Penn Station
Police on Tuesday were asking for help form from the public in finding a man who impersonated a police officer as he robbed another man near Madison Square Garden and Penn Station.
NYPD Seeking Suspect Wanted In 5 Robberies On No. 3, C Subway Trains
Since May, two men have been targeting straphangers on the No. 3 and C subway trains, demanding their valuables and threatening to shoot them, police said.


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Whorled Milkweed (Fourleaf Milkweed)
A slender, single-stemmed perennial with round clusters of usually pink flowers. Flowers technically in loose umbels, either upright or drooping, from 1 to 3 umbels per plant, light pink or cream-colored, nicely fragrant. Blooms May–July. Leaves opposite or whorled. There are 3 or 4 sets of leaves, of which 1 or 2 of the upper sets has 4 leaves in a whorl, the other sets with 2 leaves. Leaves broadly lanceolate, pointed at both ends. Sap milky white.


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It must be something about the new year or the post holiday cleanup that makes me want to completely reorganize every space in my entire house. One area that always seems to get out of control is my kid's craft supplies. I finally came up with a system that I am happy to say has finally solved our craft supply chaos. I hope it helps you to!
How To Organize Your Child's Craft Supplies


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Lucky Player Hits Big in Iroquois Surprise
Lucky Player outfought stablemate Bold Conquest through the Churchill Downs stretch to win the $115,500 Iroquois Stakes (gr. III) and give trainer Steve Asmussen the winning exacta Sept. 6.
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Lucky Player outfought stablemate Bold Conquest through the Churchill Downs stretch to win the $115,500 Iroquois Stakes (gr. III) and give trainer Steve Asmussen the winning exacta Sept. 6.
The Fasig-Tipton preferred sale of New York-bred yearlings concluded Aug. 10 on a positive note, with the overall two-day average increasing 11% and the median up 18% over the same sale at Saratoga Springs, N.Y., a year ago.
A European racing experience, an exotic tropical vacation, and field-level box seats to the World Series are among the auction items included in this year's Belmont Stakes Charity Celebration.
With a front-running victory in a maiden special weight race May 16 at Gulfstream Park, filly Lucky'stormwarning became the first winner for her sire, Lookin At Lucky.
Indiana Grand Racing & Casino, formerly Indiana Downs, is stepping into a new light in the horse racing industry beginning May 6 for a 120-day Thoroughbred and Quarter Horse meet.
The fastest time for a quarter mile in three days of under tack previews was posted by a bay colt by Harlan's Holiday who breezed in :20 3/5 April 17 for the Ocala Breeders' Sales Co.'s spring sale at Ocala Training Center.
Urbane, the Siegel family's multiple grade I winner and top producer, died early Feb. 25 at Mill Ridge Farm in Lexington after giving birth the previous night to an Into Mischief filly.
The Poll is Closed and the 2014 Stallions are: Blame, Eskendereya, Lookin At Lucky, Quality Road, and Summer Bird. Plus, catching up on some wins, and entries for Thursday. read blog
Worldly, recent third in the Breeders' Cup Marathon, and broodmare Bella Felicita each brought $200,000 at the seventh session of the Keeneland November sale that continued the bullish market.
Ashford Stud near Versailles, Ky., has announced its 2014 stud fees, led by Giant's Causeway (Storm Cat--Maria's Storm, by Rahy), who will stand for $85,000, the same fee as last year.
British raider London Bridge won the 2013 Breeders' Cup World Championships opener, mowing down the weakening leaders in the final sixteenth of a mile to take the $500,000 Marathon (gr. II) Nov. 1 at Santa Anita Park.
For trainer Brendan Walsh, preparing his first Breeders' Cup starter in two years of training is a brand new world that could lead to the first graded stakes victory of his career coming on the sport's biggest stage.
Argentinian-bred Ever Rider, looking to follow the path taken by Calidoscopio, heads a field of 10 along with millionaire Pool Play in the $500,000 Breeders' Cup Marathon (gr. II) on Nov. 1 at Santa Anita Park.
TimeformUS: Top Last-Out Speed Figures in the Breeders' Cup read blog
Gary and Mary West's Power Broker found clearance at a key point early in the race and continued on under pressure to win the $514,000 Indiana Derby (gr. II) at Indiana Downs Oct. 5.
Tom LaMarra and Claire Novak handicap the Thoroughbred Club of America Stakes during Keeneland's opening weekend and the Indiana Derby. watch video
Midnight Taboo, one of two 3-year-olds owned by Mike Repole that had been entered in the $500,000 Indiana Derby (gr. II) at Indiana Downs Oct. 5, will be withdrawn, trainer Todd Pletcher said.
It's not unusual for trainer Bob Baffert to spread his talented 3-year-olds across the country, but he'll be trying something new with morning line favorite Power Broker in the $500,000 Indiana Derby (gr. II) Oct. 5.
Owner/breeder Janis Whitham's Fort Larned, winner of the 2012 Breeders' Cup Classic (gr. I), prepped for another shot at the race with a wire-to-wire score in the inaugural $191,275 Homecoming Classic at Churchill Sept. 28.
The inaugural Homecoming Classic on Sept. 28 at Churchill Downs still has reigning Breeders' Cup Classic (gr. I) and Stephen Foster Handicap (gr. I) winner Fort Larned at the top, but Successful Dan will bypass the race.
The appeal of first-year sires for buyers at the Keeneland September yearling sale, which waned during the Great Recession, seems to be making a comeback in 2013.
Favored Prayer for Relief turned the tables on his local nemesis Alternation and held off a determined run from Worldly by a head in the $175,000 Governor's Cup Stakes on the night of Aug. 17.
The Ocala Breeders' Sales Company's 2013 August Yearling Sale, with 841 youngsters cataloged, begins its three-day run Tuesday, Aug. 20.
When the Fasig-Tipton selected yearling sale kicks off in Saratoga Springs, N.Y., breeding industry professionals will be looking closely to see how offspring of first-crop sires fare.
After a strong 2-year-old sales season, Fasig-Tipton Kentucky hopes to build on last year's July sale that saw a 16.3% increase in average price to $81,291 and a 15.1% spike in gross to $15,364,000.
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Students at Missouri Southern celebrated Martin Luther King Jr Day with a public art project in his honor.
Art students and volunteers walked around the campus with sharpies and note cards, asking students to draw self-portraits.
The 'Portrait of a Dream' project is meant to reflect what the students are feeling and their emotions as they're going to school and following their dreams.
After the pictures were drawn students uploaded them to 'Portrait of a Dream' Public Art Project on the MSSU website.


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Organization raises funds for students to further their education in memory of deceased teen
By Chris Fish
BREVARD -- On July 7, 2010, while heading to have his senior picture taken, Myles Freeberg was in an automobile accident. He died the next day.
Since then, with the support of friends and the community, Myles' parents, Tom and Kathy Freeberg, have dedicated a foundation in their son's memory to help students throughout Brevard County further their education.
The Myles Freeberg Foundation, Inc., will be sponsoring the third annual Miles for Myles 5k Family Fun Run/Walk on Saturday, Jan. 12.
Mr. Freeberg, president of the Myles Freeberg Foundation, said the event raises funds for internships and scholarships that are awarded to Brevard County high school students in Myles' memory.
"The most important aspect of the event is to gather with family and friends to celebrate Myles' life and to help other Brevard County high school students pursue their dream of a higher education," he said.
Myles was a student at Viera High School, who played soccer for both a club team and his high school.
As a left defender, Myles grew a reputation and garnered a nickname known as "The Wall." Since the accident, a memorial wall stands at the Viera High School campus in a garden near the cafeteria's outside seating area, so students can gather and hang out during lunch and throughout the day.
Mrs. Freeberg, treasurer of the Myles Freeburg Foundation, said that the organization owes a lot of credit to Hastings Kofkin, a senior at Cocoa Beach Jr/Sr High School. Hastings organized the first 5Kin the fall of 2010 when he was a sophomore.
While the fun run was being organized, Mrs. Freeberg and her husband began creating the Myles Freeberg Foundation, Inc., which would be approved that January.
"Without Hastings organizing (the first event), we wouldn't be doing any of this. It would have been just too much for us that year," she said. "We decided to continue with it, and, with the 5k, we give out all of the money we raise. I feel very blessed we are able to do that."
Since its inception, the Myles Freeberg Foundation has awarded six internships through the Viera High School Academy of Business and Finance and 21 scholarships through the Brevard County Schools Foundation.
At last year's event, the foundation raised $15,500 with more than 400 people participating in the 5K.
"(Our foundation) has evolved since we first started," Mrs. Freeberg said. "We are very pleased with how things have progressed."
The Freebergs said Myles was a friend to all, and many comments made on his Facebook page by friends and loved ones indicate that he was a very friendly person.
In perhaps what best solidifies Myles' passion for life, one of his final text messages he sent to a friend remains a phrase used by the foundation.
"I'm good...no problems...no stress...so the usual," he said.
The Miles for Myles 5K Family Fun Run/Walk will begin at 8 a.m on Saturday, Jan. 12, at the Viera High School track.
Registration for the event is $25.
To register for the event, or for more information about the Myles Freeberg Foundation, Inc., visit www.mylesfreebergfoundation.org or the Facebook site at www.facebook.com/mylesfreebergfoundation.
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Nintendo's awesome-looking, exquisitely designed videos of sports games turned out to be a collection of tech demos. While it was disappointing to hear that they were not full-fledged games (yet), the purpose of these demos is to show what Wii can do.
If you think back to past game consoles, you'll remember tech demos as being graphically rich items that are moderately impressive but not worth buying. The actual game spawned from those demos may turn out to be a 10, but the demos – not so much.
That is not the case with Wii Sports. These games (golf, baseball, tennis, and airplane) are some of the best gameplay experiences I have ever had. Granted, each was only about six minutes in length, but the fun and enormous potential is incredible.
Wii Sports: Airplane
Another game that challenges players to use the Wii remote in a unique way, Wii Sports: Airplane is a breathtaking flight simulator. While you are not required to hold the remote in any particular fashion, Nintendo encouraged attendees to hold it like they would a paper airplane (just for this game, mind you). It sounded a bit odd until the demo began a few seconds later. Upon its start I became instantly and completely captivated. The tiniest touch made the plane move. Tilt the remote up to gain altitude; tilt it down to descend. Tilting it left or right turns the plane, and you can combine all of those sensitivities to pull off a cornucopia of endless maneuvers.
The goal of the demo was to fly through all the rings. I didn't succeed – Nintendo timed each of the Wii Sports games to keep the massive lines moving. In the five or so minutes allotted, I went from an Airplane newbie to someone who could pick up the controller and play without even thinking about it. I wouldn't call it simple, but it's not complex either. It's an amazingly clever idea that, according to rumors and speculation, Nintendo wants to turn into a new Pilot Wings. I can't understand why they wouldn't – I left that demo with the biggest smile on my face.
I've played a lot of flight games at home, in the arcade, and a couple on the PC, and none of them have as precise a control system as this one. I know I probably sound crazy to be praising a tech demo so heavily, but I look at it this way: if this is the appetizer before the big meal, just think of how good the real games are going to taste.
If this does turn out to be a real game, I'd buy a Wii just to play it. You would too – it was brilliant.
Wii Sports: Golf
"Have you ever played golf before?" asked the game instructor. She was one of many models Nintendo had promoting their titles, but her job was a bit more complex than the average booth babe. She, unlike the rest, had to give me a lesson in a sport I had never played before.
Wii Sports: Golf marks the first time I have ever played a sports game where I couldn't just pick up the controller, press a few buttons and succeed. The demo didn't use any buttons, and players were only required to do one thing: swing the club (the Wii remote).
This would've been pretty easy in a game world. But this demo shot for true realism, which is why Nintendo had someone explaining how to stand, how to hold the remote, and how to swing.
The demo picked up my [single] good swing and picked up all of my mistakes. It was the kind of thing I'd really have to practice playing. At the same time, I feel that players who had golfed before would be able to jump right in without needing a lesson.
This is where that dream Nintendo has – the dream of getting people who don't play games to finally try them – starts to become a reality. If Nintendo can emulate the experience of real sports in a game, they'll open the door for thousands of people. While playing Wii Sports, I kept thinking of my uncle, my cousins, and a few of my friends – people who aren't necessarily gamers, but would love these "real" sports titles.
Wii Sports: Baseball
You're the batter, and the Wii remote is your bat. Every swing, every motion, even the turning of your wrists, had an in-game effect. Speed played a major role – Wii actually detected the speed at which I swung the remote. It was amazing. I managed to hit a couple of homeruns, and the feeling of doing so was far beyond the thrill that comes with pressing a button, or pushing an analog stick. This was more like the real thing.
Wii Sports: Tennis
Tennis was the simplest of the four demos, and also the least realistic. It was accurate in picking up my swings, but it did not have as much sensitivity attached. I could swing really hard or very lightly and the results weren't all that different. Athlete movement was automatic. The only thing players had to do was swing the remote. It was cool, and I'm sure it could be turned into a great game. But after being blown away by the first three tech demos, Wii Sports: Tennis didn't live up to expectations.


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1Cr 2:4 And my speech and my preaching [was] not with enticing words of man's wisdom, but in demonstration of the Spirit and of power: 1Cr 2:5 That your faith should not stand in the wisdom of men, but in the power of God. 1Cr 2:6 Howbeit we speak wisdom among them that are perfect: yet not the wisdom of this world, nor of the princes of this world, that come to nought: TRUST ME ITS YOU THAT IS THE GARBAGE IN COMPARISON TO THE WORDS IN THIS BOOK. LOL!!
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Justin Long has admitted that he freaked out the night before he played George Harrison in Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story. Long was overwhelmed by the opportunity to play the favorite member of his favorite band, which he did alongside Paul Rudds John Lennon, Jack Blacks Paul McCartney and Jason Schwartzmans Ringo Starr.
USA Today shared the image, with some insight into the filming and the process that Peyton Reed and the new Ant-Man crew will undergo. This is a shot of Paul Rudd as Scott Lang, a criminal who will be pulled into the Marvel universe by an unexpected mentor, Hank Pym (Michael Douglas).
Mark your calendars, folks: the Sausage Party is nigh! For those of you who can't get enough details about Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg's undoubtedly nasty foray into animated features, you'll be please to hear that we've got word on three new cast members and a release date in mind for the film. If you're not yet giggling too hard from the unintended puns, then just wait until you read the actual article.
Few knew what the future held for director Michel Hazanavicius when he took home the Oscar for Best Director and Best Picture at the Academy Awards for The Artist. A French director making a silent film in the 21st century? It's hard to figure out where to go from there. But if a new, long-dormant project called Will kicks up, it appears Michel Hazanavicius could be moving towards broad comedy.
Within the past decade, the parody film has been brought to the level of extinction. The landscape has been dominated by crass punchlines, stupid reference humor, and films that have no payoff outside of their own laughter at their own jokes. Some people think that the parody is dead. We are not those people, and weve got just the trailer to prove that parody is not dead its just being mistreated by horrible writers.
Exciting as the casting of Michael Douglas as Hank Pym is, theres evidence that suggests that there is more to come. Looking at both recent revelations and old, its entirely possible that we will soon end up hearing about the casting of a third Ant-Man. No, I dont mean Eric OGrady - Im talking about young Hank Pym.
After a big money dispute earlier this year, Robert Downey Jr. signed a contract that will see him star in The Avengers: Age of Ultron and The Avengers 3... but that's it. At this time there are no plans on the books for an Iron Man 4 and the character's future plot-wise is totally up in the air. But that's where Ant-Man and Paul Rudd come in.
For those unfamiliar with the comics, Hank Pym is a scientist who has an incredible breakthrough when he discovers what he dubs "Pym particles." This substance allows him to shrink down to the size of an ant, but keep the proportional strength of a human being.
Remember Mac and Me? If not, youre probably better off. The film, which probably wanted to be the next E.T. didnt exactly go down in history as one of the 80s best kids movies. But Paul Rudd and Conan OBrien have continued to keep the memory of the 1988 film alive by showing the same clip just about every time Rudd sits down with Conan on his late night talk show.
There's been no confirmation yet, but there are some strong rumors and some telling language from Marvel Studios President Kevin Feige that suggest Paul Rudd could very well be playing Ant-Man a few years down the road. And while it's a little crazy to barge ahead with one more rumor while that one's still forming, we can't help it-- the very fuzzy rumor emerging today about who might play Janet Van Dyne is too good not to discuss
According to the trade, there is a possibility that a third actor could enter into the race for the part, but that for now Gordon-Levitt and Rudd are the two "main contenders." The Ant-Man movie has become a bigger priority at Marvel ever since it was revealed last month that the film's release date was being pushed up from November 6, 2015 to July 31, 2015.
Prince Avalanche stars Rudd and Hirsch as Alvin and Lance, two road workers hired to paint lines and put up signs along a very long stretch of road in Texas that has recently been devastated by ravenous forest fires. Around them is desolation, which means isolation and boredom.
Prince Avalanche and Almost Christmas make for a pretty solid double feature. Both are dark comedies that star Paul Rudd as a blue-collar guy trying to prove his worth to his girlfriend and her young daughter. Both attempt tender character portraits, and both appear to be attempts by their directors to reclaim the critical acclaim that once embraced them.
In the film, Rudd and Fey share such a dynamic comedic chemistry that it's shocking they haven't been teamed up before! And the witty back-and-forth I witnessed on screen played out in real life when the two participated in a round table interview, stuffed with eager interviewers, a few weeks back.
It was murky day in New York City when Wolff walked into a roundtable interview packed to the gills with reporters, and he was all sunshine and easy charm. He chatted with the lot of us about playing a character far smarter than himself (or most people for that matter), working with a director he admired, a comedienne he idolized, and how his work on the movie has impacted his own college admissions process and eating habits.
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About a week ago, the pre-sale for Tridecca's New Westminster Development, "258", sold out in under one hour. Probably because, sure, it was the most affordable new concrete highrise in the lower mainland with two bedroom floor plans starting at $238, 900. But, Pilothouse Marketing also launched an innovative, and successful, pre-sale experience— to scale digitally projected floor plans which included sights, smells and sounds.
Wow. Read more here.
Goodbye single family ranchers! Hello high density!
The Cambie corridor will never look like this again. It's the end of an era. I must admit, the first time I drove down Cambie street and saw what seemed like endless for sale and development proposal signs I was shocked and a little worried. So are some residents of the area as this CBC news story reported. However, reading this story, it is not the demise of the ranchers that alarm me, it is the troubling disconnect between investors (foreign or not) and City planners. I also very much disagree with one resident's comment about "beauty rapidly disappearing". These ranchers are not beautiful and the outdated car-focused urban model which they represent does not create beautiful cities.
The City of Vancouver does have a very comprehensive plan for the Cambie corridor which is available to read online here. They have a lot of great ideas and I'm very excited to see how this plan will progress. I am happy to see that developing walking, cycling and transit options along Cambie are key components of their plan. I think the extent to which they realize these transit goals will make or break the new Cambie corridor development. My concerns with the plan are the following:
A massive change in Vancouver density is happening with the development of the Cambie corridor.
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Enjoyable living space is about much more than domestic interiors. Interior space coexists with exterior space. Our enjoyment of interior space is impacted by sunlight, air quality, noise, our view, our street, our location. How we feel about our domestic space is influenced by our sense of privacy, security and our sense of belonging in our neighborhoods. The extent to which our practical, economic and social needs are met are crucial to any living space.
Growing urban density and smaller living spaces really heighten the importance of these tangible and intangible influences. Functional design for small spaces, therefore, needs to carefully consider interiors, but also how small spaces interact with each other and their urban environment. This is something I'm very interested in learning more about.
Related to this subject, I came across a great interview with Jan Gehl, a Danish architect, author and urban consultant.
I particularly like what he has to say about relating cities to a smaller, human scale. The mention of the "Vancouver model" of urban design certainly caught my attention. He credits Vancouver with considering the ground level interaction of buildings with people but suggests a need for this to be refined. He explains that Vancouver has a "lazy" solution for density by always building upwards. To allow for sunlight and variety he suggests ways that equal density could be achieved in other, albeit more complicated, designs.
Really interesting. I'd like to read his books.
Sadly, the amazing examples of space solutions in studio lofts that I have posted so far are not from Vancouver. New York definitely has the upper hand when it comes to smartly designed and beautiful and old small spaces. What does Vancouver have to offer?
While I would not define this as a small space (its 680 sq ft which would be HUGE for us) this was one of my favorite listed on this real estate site, Vancity Lofts. For me, the spectacular architectural features of this loft, the exposed brick, the wood beams and windows and the wider than usual layout, made it stand out from the rest. Unlike the harsh views of other downtown apartments, this has a little glimpse of some greenery as it overlooks a rooftop garden and the building looks like it has a shared rooftop patio/garden as well. Importantly, this is a studio but it has great potential to become a "one-bedroom" by adding a built-in storage/bed solution.
They already have a bed and storage set up in that corner. Wouldn't it be fantastic if they were combined into a little storage/"bedroom"?
See more photos here!
Still, at 680 sq ft I feel like this is cheating…I will have to continue my search for well designed small spaces with equally impressive architectural features in Vancouver…
This image is from another major source of small space inspiration, Dwell Magazine. The form of the long, skinny studio with only one natural light source is challenging. These designers have densified the kitchen, bathroom, storage and sleeping space while keeping a flow of natural light and openness. Simplified and unified design materials throughout the space emphasize this effect. Cleverly adjusting the vertical space allows easier access to the loft bed.
Another view towards the end wall. I really like how they've combined the eating area with prep space, which was something I was envisioning in my own designs.
See full slideshow here.
So far, in my thinking about small spaces (considering that I define less than 400 sq ft as small, less than 350 sq ft as really small and less than 100 sq ft as too small) I've decided on a few important design criteria. Let me restate these in case they got lost amongst my way-too-long first posts: storage, functionality, comfort, openness/flow and flexibility/multi-use.
As I've also explained, a bed poses a particular challenge to small spaces. To meet my above criteria (having storage clean, neat and out of sight; having an enclosed "bedroom" to make a small space liveable for two people or, in the case of one person, having a bed that can be stored out of sight when not in use; having a maximum of open floor space; having a flexible, shape-shifting space) I've had to get creative with the design of the bed space.
That is why I've posted some drawings of beds built into a closet or pulling out of a raised closet/couch. While my hand-drawings might look a little crazy or naive they are inspired by real design solutions for small spaces. The following examples were found at this great blog, Little Diggs.
Here, for example, is what the architect describes as a "house within a house". With the bed on top and workspace, couch, bathroom and storage built inwards, the cube efficiently contains living functions to maximize the openness of the surrounding space.
This is probably my favorite. This built "service core" contains the kitchen, bathroom, walk-in closet, and sleeping loft. I love how each stair is a drawer!
I'll be scouting out more amazing storage/bed solutions to share soon.


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Super cute and fast shipping! Can't wait to see my niece in it!
Cute and summery. Can't say I am thrilled with the overall design but kids grow out of clothes so quickly, this will do fine for the summer.
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Sleep Apnea Avondale AZ
Peoria, AZ
Internal Medicine, Pulmonary Critical Care Medicine, Sleep Medicine
Hindi, Panjabi
Medical School: Christian Med Coll, Punjab Univ, Ludhiana, Punjab, India
Graduation Year: 1984
Hospital: Thunderbird Samaritan Med Ctr, Glendale, Az; Arrowhead Community Hosp, Glendale, Az
Group Practice: A Plus Pulmonary Ctr
Phoenix, AZ
Internal Medicine, Pulmonary Diseases, Sleep Medicine
Medical School: Univ Of Mi Med Sch, Ann Arbor Mi 48109
Graduation Year: 1959
Goodyear, AZ
Litchfield Park, AZ
Phoenix, AZ
Phoenix, AZ
Internal Medicine, Pulmonary Diseases, Sleep Medicine
Medical School: Univ Of Az Coll Of Med, Tucson Az 85724
Graduation Year: 1985
Hospital: Good Samaritan Reg Med Ctr, Phoenix, Az; Phoenix Baptist Hosp Med Ctr, Phoenix, Az; Thunderbird Samaritan Med Ctr, Glendale, Az
Group Practice: Pulmonary Associates
Avondale, AZ
Arizona College of Orthopedic Surgeons PC
Goodyear, AZ
Phoenix, AZ
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Sleep Apnea
By Leslie Petrovski
When the British author Anthony Burgess wrote, "Laugh and the world laughs with you; snore and you sleep alone," he struck a sympathetic chord with fellow snorers. But sawing logs is more than just a social faux pas if you're one of the 12 million Americans with obstructive sleep apnea (OSA).
If you suffer from OSA, you may not even be consciously aware of your many—up to 300 per night—"apnea" episodes. During those episodes, OSA sufferers actually stop breathing for a minute or more. Apnea occurs when the soft tissues in the rear of the throat relax and cut off airflow. OSA is linked to heart disease, depression, and high blood pressure, but given the number of effective therapies, the condition is nothing to lose sleep over. Conventional treatment usually begins with the continuous positive airway pressure machine (CPAP), a device that blows air into the nose through a face mask. When used correctly, the CPAP typically reduces apnea episodes, but not everyone can tolerate the noise and the discomfort of sleeping with the machine.
John Dye, ND, chairman of the Department of Mind-Body Medicine at Southwest College of Naturopathic Medicine, looks at the problem differently. "We treat the whole person to reduce the symptoms," Dye explains. Dye looks for root causes, focusing on such areas as diet, inflammation, possible allergies, and cardiovascular profile.
To take a holistic approach to the problem, start by taking a hard look at your lifestyle choices: Stop smoking, limit alcohol consumption, and lose weight if you're carrying a few too many pounds. And don't sleep on your back. All of these factors can worsen OSA.
Still not sleeping soundly? Try Dye's regimen:
• Improve your diet by adding more fiber, eating colorful and nutrient-dense foods, and cutting back on red meat and sugar.
• Take 2 to 3 grams per day of krill oil capsules, a possible cholesterol fighter derived from tiny Antarctic crustaceans.
• Add anti-inflammatory herbs such as turmeric (Curcuma longa) and ginger (Zingiber officinale)—1,500 to 2,000 mg of each daily.
• Try 400 mg of vitamin E once or twice a day, plus 500 mg vitamin C two to three times a day.
• Practice playing the didgeridoo. In a study in the British Medical Journal, researchers discovered that daily practice on this indigenous Australian wind instrument reduces apnea, daytime sleepiness, and sleep disturbance for bed partners.
Author: Leslie Petrovski
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Just beyond that light! The final rendevous... Man, the Universe— A higher order!2001 Nights: A Space Fantasy by Yukinobu Hoshino is a love-letter to the classic hard sci-fi stories of yesteryear, especially the works of Arthur C. Clarke. It utilizes the themes and style of Arabian Nights to tell a fantastic history of manned space flight from the dawn of the 21st Century to the twilight of humanity. Tear jerkers abound.The manga was published between 1984 and 1986. There have been two anime OVA adaptations of selected chapters: the one-shot Space Fantasia 2001 Nights in 1987, and TO, a two-episode CGI production from 2009.


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Chabahil, one of the most important historical place in Kathmandu, Nepal is famous for its Licchavi stupa, called the Charumati Vihara. The stupa is considered by many historians to be the oldest Buddhist Stupa in Kathmandu Valley. According to the inscriptions found in the stupa, the stupa was built by the famous Indian princess Charumati.
According to the book, Dhanavajra Vajracharya, Licchavikalin Abhilekha, Kathmandu : Nepal Asiali Adyayan Sansthan, 2030 B.S. p-392, the stupa became an instant attraction point for pilgrims and Buddhist monks who visited the stupa for centuries. The stupa, according to most historians, dates back to the 3rd Century BC though actual dating has not been done to confirm this.Charumati was a daughter of Indian Emperor Ashoka. She was married to a Nepalese prince in Kathmandu.
Another landmark located in Chabahil is the temple of Chandra Binayak (Ganesh), the Hindu god with the head of an elephant. The temple of Chandra Binayak located on the main market street of Chabahil is one of the four temples of Binayak in the Kathmandu Valley. Devotees flock in this century old temple specially during Tuesdays and other days when Lord Ganesh is worshiped.


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I am awake. I just have been swamped with life. So, when I become busy, the Dallas Cowboys decide to make one of the biggest changes in the history of the team, possibly as big as abruptly cutting ties with icon coach Tom Landry, the namesake of this blog.
Terrell Owens is getting the boot. We could debate the pros and cons of this all night long. Many of you already have. ESPN has the story sourced here.
The release really hurts the Dallas Cowboys in the salary cap, $9 million gone. The decision is important for several reasons:
- It proves that the Cowboys put more value in Tony Romo and Jason Witten, and they should
- Jerry Jones finally put his ego aside and realized that he delivered a wart to the locker room, a wart with a lot of talent
- The acquisition of Roy E. Williams wasn't to make him a second receiver
- Miles Austin can play. He just needs to stay healthy
- The Cowboys may draft a wide receiver in the coming draft
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Ben Behrouzi currently serves as President & CEO of DotNext Inc., a leading bay area venture firm with head quarters out of Pleasanton California. DotNext Inc. currently owns and operates a growing base of Internet companies including LeapFish.com and iHype.com and continues in its path to deliver new and innovative internet companies.
Ben Behrouzi co-founded and was formerly Chief Technology Officer and Chief of Product at Reply.com, a leading online lead generation portal for service professionals in real estate, automotive, home improvement and lending. Behrouzi co-founded Reply.com in June of 2001 at the age of 20 and lead the company in the full detailed architecture and engineering of Reply.com's service products and state-of-the-art technology infrastructure. Behrouzi produced over 20 multi-million dollar profitable service provider products, services and technology platforms including Reply.com, iMotors.com, AgentConnect.com, CarClub.com, OpenAuto.com, RealtyNow.com, iCastle.com and others to grow the company to multi-million annual revenues prior to his leaving in 2006, raise $17M lead by BA Ventures, acquire and expand ConnectingNeighbors.com and become one of the top market leaders in online lead generation. Behrouzi is one of the largest share holders within Reply! which remains as one of the top leaders in the lead generation space.
Ben Behrouzi is a frequent consultant for young founders and startup organizations in the San Francisco bay area and enjoys providing guidance in startup architecture, agile software engineering and scalable technology infrastructure. Behrouzi studied Philosophy at the University of California at Davis and enjoys spending his free time cycling in his hometown of Danville, California.
Ben Behrouzi has built some of the most sophisticated applications online in record time, supported by some of the most advanced systems infrastructures known in Silicon Valley.
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SP Jain Institute of Management & Research – SPJIMR Admission 2014
PGDM Program
SP Jain Institute of Management & Research – SPJIMR Admission 2014
Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan's,
Inside Bhavans College Campus,
Munshi Nagar, Dadabhai Road,
Andheri West, Mumbai – 400 058,
Phone No. : 022 – 2623 7454,
Fax No. : + 91 – 22 – 26237042,
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Website : www.spjimr.org/pgdm/.
SP Jain Institute of Management & Research invites application from eligible candidates for admission to Post Graduate Diploma in Management ( PGDM ) programs 2014 – 2016.
SPJIMR Admission 2014 Eligibility Criteria
- Minimum 3 years of Bachelor's degree in any discipline from a recognized University in India or abroad.
- Work experience is not mandatory for this programme. Fresh graduates and those with work experience can apply.
SPJIMR 2014 Admission Procedure
- Test score : CAT 2013 or XAT 2014 or GMAT ( Tests taken from January, 2011 ).
- This year SPJIMR will have the interview process scheduled during January, 2014 – March, 2014.
- The minimum score required to get the final offer is 85 percentile in CAT 2013 / XAT 2014 or a score of 350 in GMAT taken 2011.
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- TTo apply to SP Jain Institute of Management & Research PGDM 2014 – 2016, aspirants must complete and submit the Form on the online admissions portal : www.spjimr.org/pgdm/.
- Send completed SPJIMR admission application can be paid by Credit Card, Net Banking or along with a DD for 1200/- in favour of "S.P. Jain Institute of Management & Research", payable at Mumbai.
- Filled SPJIMR admission application post by sent to the following address :
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- Last date for submission of SPJIMR Admission 2014 Application Form is till : 18th November 2013.
SPJIMR Admission 2014 Important Dates
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|15th September, 2013
|Last date of SPJIMR Admission 2014 Application Form
|18th November, 2013
|Last date for updating CAT / XAT / GMAT Score
|2nd February, 2014
|Interview Dates
|January, 2014 - March, 2014
|Shortlist Announcement
|March, 2014
PGCDM Program
SP Jain Institute of Management & Research – SPJIMR Admission 2012
Munshi Nagar, Dadabhai Road,
Andheri ( W ),
Mumbai – 400 058,
Phone No. : 022 – 61454246,
Email : firstname.lastname@example.com,
Website : www.spjimr.org.
SP Jain Institute of Management & Research invites application for admission to the Post Graduate Certificate in development Management ( PGCDM ) Program.
SPJIMR Admission Eligibility Criteria :
Candidates applying for the PGCDM should at least be :
- Graduate ( from any discipline ) from a recognised University, with a minimum two years of relevant work experience
- The medium of instruction is English and the participants are expected to have basic proficiency in computers.
SPJIMR Admission Procedure
- We expect the candidates who are applying for this course to be eager to learn and receptive to engaging with the development sector on a long term basis.
- Selection will be based on the following parameters Personal interview Relevant experience It is mandatory for participants to be present for contact programs through all the semesters.
SPJIMR Admission Application Form
- SPJIMR Admission Applications will be accepted through post as well as online.
- Processing fee is 500/- to be paid by Credit Card, Net Banking or Demand Draft favouring "S.P. Jain Institute of Management & Research" payable at Mumbai and addressed to the Centre for Education in Social Sector, SPJIMR
- The candidates nominated by their employers should apply to the Institute with a letter from their organization supporting their candidacy They will have to submit documents supporting all previous educational qualifications.
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- Last Date for Submission of SPJIMR Admission Application Forms : 31st October, 2012.
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I couldnt really care less about these.
I couldnt really care less about these.
Why if everyone has a max level char of each class?
Its still not my business or my problem.
The one thing I dislike is how the game is now more for those that have 2 or more characters playing currently.
It used to be more about full completition and achievement on 1, as your "true" main.
I go better with that style,so I would still play like that.And the game started to feel worse in BC.
As long as everyone understands that the super leveling is jut a feature but not the standard way of playing wow itll be ok.


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ST. CLOUD, Minn. (AP) -- A St. Cloud store owner is accused of selling illegal drugs at his place of business and of criminal sexual conduct with a teenage girl.
Police arrested the 44-year-old man this week after receiving information that he was selling prescription pain pills. Authorities say a 17-year-old girl and 1 1/2 -year-old child were present when investigators conducted a search warrant at the store.
Police say a DNA test was ordered and the store owner was found to be the father of the child who would have been conceived when the girl was 15.
The St. Cloud Times says the man is being held in the Stearns County Jail.
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