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Tag:Dallas Mavericks
Posted on: November 15, 2010 11:21 pm
Edited on: November 15, 2010 11:39 pm
Mavs zero in on Paul to give Hornets first loss
Dirk and Terry help Mavericks send Hornets to first season loss as they corral Chris Paul in second half. Posted by Matt Moore
Well, it had to happen sometime. The Hornets had managed to gun out to a franchise-best 8-0 start this season with new head coach Monty Williams leading revamped bench and wing units alongside a healthy Chris Paul. But Dirk Nowitzki and a very solid overall performance from the Mavericks proved too much and the Hornets suffered their first loss this season in Dallas 95-98 .
The Mavericks have now knocked off Rajon Rondo and Chris Paul in a week, and though Paul dropped a line of 22 points, 9 assists, and 4 rebounds, the widely regarded best-point-guard in the league had 20, 5, and 4 at halftime. In the second half, Dallas threw a combination of hard hedges off the pick and roll and constant run-outs on the drive and kick to contain Paul. Paul often wound up late in the shot clock, having to hoist off-balance fade-aways as the Mavericks used many of the same tricks they used against Rondo to keep Paul out of the paint.
On the offensive end, Jason Terry was en fuego. While the Horents actually played great defense, their focus was on trying to stop Dirk Nowitzki (they didn't, he finished with 25 on just 12 shots), and Terry managed to slip out in transition or get open off offensive rebounds. The Hornets controlled the glass, but Dallas was more patient on offense, pulling in a higher free throw rate.
Now that the Hornets have suffered their first loss, the question now will become if they can go back to their winning ways or if this streak of play was a combination of things going right. A lot went right for New Orleans tonight, with Willie Green and Peja Stojakovic playing well in a rare appearance. Their defense suffered at the hands of good ball movement and Dirk-caliber play from Dirk. But if they keep up the kind of effort they've given in the first nine games, it's hard to see the Hornets not maintaining their spot near the top of the West.
For Dallas? Look out. Once again, this is a great team, deep and talented, and they've just solved two of the best point guards in the league. You can't stop those guys, as proven by their stat lines. But by committing your defensive scheme to stop them, you can make life hard enough to get a win.
Category: NBA
Posted on: November 9, 2010 8:17 pm
Edited on: November 10, 2010 2:30 pm
Power Rankings 3-Up, 3-Down: Week 2
The Mavericks, Hornets, and Cavs rise, while the Heat, Blazers, and Timberwolves tumble in our power rankings.
Miami Heat (4): A drop with a loss to the Hornets that they could have won, had they not kept handing off the ball to James Jones and Eddie House who were frozen. With Chris Bosh struggling to find his place , and both of the other stars deferring way too much, the Heat have some problems. Huge week with a rematch versus Boston on Thursday at home. Could this team have 3 losses by the middle of November? Not exactly Most Dominant Ever so far.
Posted on: November 9, 2010 4:50 pm
Edited on: August 14, 2011 8:37 pm
Lamar Odom sues IRS over tax deductions
Los Angeles Lakers forward Lamar Odom is involved in an income tax dispute that has led him to sue the Internal Revenue Service. Posted by Ben Golliver.
On the court, it's all peaches and cream for Los Angeles Lakers forward Lamar Odom, who is off to a red hot start during L.A.'s torrid start to the season. Odom is averaging a double-double through seven games, 15.9 points and 11.1 rebounds, and he's adding 3.4 assists on top while shooting 46.5 percent from the field. Ow ow. In tax court, however, it's not as smooth sailing for Odom. Apparently, the Internal Revenue Service took issue with some of his deductions in 2007. Namely, according to Forbes.com, Odom tried to write off the cost of league-imposed fines and, after the deductions were disallowed, he is taking his case to court.
"The taxpayer claimed $12,000 of employee business expenses for fines that were assessed by the National Basketball Association," he declared, writing in the third person. "These fines are commonly assessed on professional athletes and are work related. Therefore the fines incurred are ordinary and necessary employee business expense." The petition, which listed his address as an agent's office in Los Angeles, offered no details about the nature of transgressions leading to the fines.
Federal law generally prohibits tax deductions for financial sanctions resulting from criminal cases and matters like traffic violations. But Odom wrote, "The fines imposed by the team and the NBA are not imposed for the violation of any government law and are therefore not specifically excluded."Does Odom have a case? Who knows. Does he need the money that bad? Probably not, but it sounds like this has become a matter of principle for him. As long as he doesn't try to deduct the cost of Khloe's weaves, I'm cool with this legal journey, especially because it's surely the most complicated way to appeal an NBA fine ever undertaken. Somewhere, Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban is rubbing his hands together, thinking, "Brilliant!" and yelling for his personal assistant to get his tax attorney on the phone immediately.
Category: NBA
Posted on: November 9, 2010 10:31 am
Edited on: August 14, 2011 8:36 pm
Game Changer 11.9.10: Where the Warriors win
Monta Ellis goes down hard, Zach Randolph goes 23/20, the Celtics got Dirked, Stephen Curry debates important political issues with a foreign emissary and then goes off on the Raptors, and LeBron James weighs in on an important coaching decision. Posted by Ben Golliver.
Each game is made up of elements which help formulate the outcome. Monday through Friday, we'll bring you the elements from the night before's games in our own specialized version of the game recaps. It's not everything that happened, but it's an insight into what lead to the results you'll see in the box scores. This is the Game Changer.
THE BIG ONE: STEPH CURRY SPARKLES IN WIN OVER RAPTORSIt might not have been the night's marquee match-up (keep reading for the big finish in Dallas), but the Golden State Warriors vs. Toronto Raptors game may have been the most watchable.
Get ready for another Stephen Curry gush fest. Despite a wobbly ankle that has kept him out of action recently, Curry brought the do-everything electricity Monday night, unleashing wicked crossovers, making smart decisions in transition, finishing smoothly in traffic and pressing Toronto's (lack of) defense constantly by remaining in attack mode.
How Curry doesn't receive more national publicity is beyond me, as he combines elements of Steve Nash and John Wall into a pure-shooting, hard-working, highly-intelligent package that screams marketability. The mental lapses that lead to turnovers are still there, but so is the absurd statistical output: 34 points, five rebounds, four assists and three steals in 36 minutes. Plus a ridiculous 12-21 from the field, including 2-4 from deep and a perfect 8-8 from the line. This guy will break your efficiency calculator.
While Curry was just returning to the court, his teammate, Monta Ellis, was crashing down hard onto it. Check out the must-see video of Ellis's scary hard fall late in the fourth quarter, one that necessitated the training staff's help to carry him off the court and post-game X-rays on his back. Ellis, who has been sparkling in the early season, had 28 points again tonight before the injury.
The Warriors closed the door without their go-to option thanks mostly to Curry, who had the final seven Warriors points down the stretch.
While awards are not given out for defeating the terrible Toronto Raptors, the Warriors showed on Monday that they could take care of business, on the road, while sustaining some adversity, a necessary outcome for a team that has its collective eye on playoff contention in the Western Conference.
GO-GO-GADGET LINES:Zach Randolph: 23 points, 20 rebounds, two assists, three steals on 9-16 shooting in 41 minutes in a Memphis home win over the Phoenix Suns.
Honorable mention to...
Stephen Curry: 34 points, five rebounds, four assists, three steals on 12-21 shooting in 36 minutes in a Golden State road win over the Toronto Raptors.
Dwight Howard: 27 points, 11 rebounds, one assist, one steal, one block in 34 minutes in an Orlando Magic win over the Atlanta Hawks.
Joakim Noah: 13 points, 19 rebounds, one assist, four blocks in 39 minutes in a Bulls home win over the Denver Nuggets.
Rajon Rondo: 11 points, 15 assists, six rebounds, five steals and a block in 42 minutes in a Celtics loss to the Dallas Mavericks.
It was a game of runs in Texas, with the Dallas Mavericks running out to an early lead, then giving it all back (and more) to the Boston Celtics. But the Mavericks mounted a final push at the right time, running off the last seven points of the game.
The last two?
This money game-winner from Dirk Nowitzki, over the out-stretched arm of Celtics forward Glen Davis. You've been Dirked.
Golden State Warriors point guard Stephen Curry and the Toronto Raptors mascot discuss the Republican takeover of the House of Representatives during the midterm elections.
ONE FINAL THOUGHT:Dallas Cowboys fan LeBron James, who knows a thing or two about coaches getting fired (cough, Mike Brown, cough), weighed in on Twitter with his thoughts on who should replace Wade Phillips in the Big D. "We want Coach Cowher or Coach Gruden!! No one else is ready for that task and I know they will command RESPECT right off top!! Let's go."
Follow F&R on Twitter at @CBSSportsNBA and check out our RSS feed . This has been your daily edition of the Game Changer.
Category: NBA
Posted on: October 29, 2010 1:22 am
Edited on: October 29, 2010 2:52 pm
Report: Dampier to Rockets
Report says Dampier will sign with Rockets. Posted by Matt Moore
Our long national ... apathy may finally be over. Hoopsworld is reporting that Erick Dampier has made his decision, many moons after "The Decision", and will join the Houston Rockets as a backup center. The Rockets are at 15 players, so there will have to be cut to make room for him, likely Ishmael Smith. Smith may wind up in the Rockets' D-League affiliate Rio Grande Valley Vipers who they use quite a bit.
Dampier makes for a valuable addition to the Rockets. Against the Lakers, when they had a center with size in, they flourished. Those players went out due to minute restrictions or endurance, and production dropped. They need that size, despite having an absolute plethora of bigs. Dampier gives them elite size to combat their opponents' bigger lineups. He's slow, old, and never been a great scorer, but he does his job and does it well. In limited minutes, he could pack a big punch for Houston, who has struggled in rebounding through their first two games.
Dampier had been pursued by Toronto, Portland, Phoenix and Milwaukee, with heavy talks of him signing with all three. But Dampier took his time, or those teams pursued other options, and so now Houston will bring him in and slide Chuck Hayes to backup power forward. The race for size in the Western Conference continues.
Posted on: October 22, 2010 12:07 am
Mavericks roster set for now and later
Mavericks unexpectedly keep Steve Novak and Brian Cardinal despite previous decision to only hold 13 on roster. Posted by Matt Moore
The Dallas Mavericks are simultaneously gunning for this season and setting themselves up for the future. Dirk Nowitzki is entering his last contract. Jason Kidd is a dinosaur. Jason Terry is less of a jet and more of a Wright Brothers airplane. But it's still talented, versatile, and a strong contender for the No. 2 seed in the Western Conference. To fill out that versatile orster, the Mavericks today confirmed that both Steve Novak and Brian Cardinal would be making the roster. To make room , they waived Rashad McCants and Sean Williams.
The Mavericks had spoken strongly of only carrying 13 on the active roster, but loved what both Cardinal and Novak did in camp and preseason . It's an example of how hard work and chemistry can overcome an organization's conservative convictions. Cardinal is nothing to write home about, but he's a pro and has a good reputation from previous benches he's played on. Novak is a curious case. He blossomed in Houston, struggled in LA with the Clippers (who doesn't?) and has been lighting it up in preseason. He's shot 41% in thre preseason and with his size could be a dangerous perimeter option off the bench in a crunch.
Meanwhile, the Mavericks cut McCants who is expected to join their D-League affiliate in Frisco which begins play this year. Though not formally associated with the Texas Legends, the Mavericks have been instrumental in the formation of the team, with GM Donnie Nelson taking a significant role in the franchise. The Mavericks appear to be starting to examine their future, even as the current core begins another desperate attempt to finally claim the ring to validate a stellar run in the 2000's.
Category: NBA
Posted on: October 12, 2010 9:31 am
Edited on: October 12, 2010 9:33 am
Shootaround 10.12.10: Carmelo is confused
Posted by Royce Young
Posted on: October 8, 2010 2:34 pm
Edited on: October 8, 2010 4:46 pm
Mavs coach Carlisle collapses at practice
Posted by Royce Young
From Eddie Sefko of the Dallas Morning News, via The Two Man Game:
Mavericks coach Rick Carlisle collapsed on the team's practice court this afternoon and was taken from the court on a stretcher. It was unknown what happened to Carlisle, who was sitting up on the stretcher when he was wheeled toward the loading dock at about 12:38 p.m. An ambulance was waiting. At 12:50 p.m., the ambulance left the loading dock. Carlisle was moving his arms when he was taken out of the arena and seemed to be alert.Update (3:10 ET): From Earl Sneed of the official Mavs site: "Donnie Nelson just walked by me and gave two thumbs up, saying that Coach fainted but he's doing well."
Definitely good to hear.
Update (4:45 ET): Mavs GM Donnie Nelson says it's "highly unlikely" Carlisle joins the team tomorrow . (Via Art Garcia on Twitter)
Category: NBA
Tags: Dallas Mavericks, Rick Carlisle

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Stunning chalet with British accents in Madrid
The furnishings and the spatial conception of this house spotted on Mi Casa are the reflection of the tastes and customs of their owners, a Spaniard who has spent half a lifetime in United States and Great Britain and her husband, of Swedish origin. After a long search, the couple found their ideal space to live in the heart of Madrid, two small cottages, which have been transformed into a luminous and comfortable house with the help of architect Luis Ester Butragueño.
The two residences were joined together to create larger more spacious rooms. The ground floor consists of the lounge, library, kitchen and dining room that communicate with each other by way of sliding and accordion doors. On the first level, a corridor leads to the guest room and the rest of the family bedrooms.
In terms of decoration, the owners personally chose the furnishings, upholstery and accessories with a British accent. The idea was to infuse brightness into all the rooms with a base of neutral tones, which is an influence of the Nordic countries. Sculptures and pictures become more important in the interior due to the hobby and the direct contact that the owner has in his work with the art world. The result is a home that exudes personality.
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Marvel Comics Editor-In-Chief Joe Quesada held one of his semi-regular 'Cup of Joe' panels at Wizard World Texas this last weekend, answering question on a wide variety of subjects such as the demise of the Epice line, whatever happened to Event Comics, 'Spider-Man/Black Cat' and much more.
During a panel at Wizard World Texas, Kurt Busiek and George Perez talked about their collaboration on one of fandom's most anticipated projects, 'JLA/Avengers.'
During a panel at Wizard World Texas, Jim Lee spoke about a number of subjects, including Loeb ws. Azzarello, Bats vs. Supes, and why he'll never leave comics for Hollywood
What can you expect from Devil's Due in 2004? Josh Blaylock lays it all out, including G.I. Joe plans and a collection of the first six "Street Fighter" comics and much more.
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Bernard Hopkins
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Name: Bernard Hopkins
Alias: The Executioner / The Alien
Birth Name: Bernard Humphrey Hopkins Jr
Born: 1965-01-15 (Age:50)
Birthplace: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
Hometown: Hockessin, Delaware, USA
Stance: Orthodox
Height: 6′ 1″ / 185cm
Reach: 75″ / 191cm
Boxing Record: click
Trainers: Bouie Fisher and Nazim Richardson
Bernard Hopkins Gallery
Minor and Regional Titles
- USBA Middleweight Title (1992-1994)
- NBA Light Heavyweight Title (2006)
- IBO Light Heavyweight Title (2006)
The Ring Magazine Titles
- World Middleweight Title (2002-2005)
- World Light Heavyweight Title (2006-2008, 2011-2012)
Career Factoids
- Has a record of 24-5-2, 2NC (13 KOs) in World Title fights.
- Has a record of 16-6-1 1NC (6 KOs) against former or current world titleists.
- Won against Lupe Aquino, John David Jackson, Glen Johnson, Simon Brown, Keith Holmes, Felix Trinidad, Carl Daniels, William Joppy, Oscar De La Hoya, Antonio Tarver, Ronald (Winky) Wright, Kelly Pavlik, Roy Jones Jr., Jean Pascal, Tavoris Cloud, Beibut Shumenov.
- Lost against Roy Jones Jr., Jermain Taylor (x2), Joe Calzaghe, Chad Dawson, Sergey Kovalev.
- Drew against Jean Pascal.
- No Contest against Chad Dawson.
Awards and Other Achievements
- Named 2001 "Fighter of the Year" by the BWAA, The Ring, and the World Boxing Hall of Fame.
- Longest reign as World Middleweight Champion (10 years, 2 months, and 17 days), surpassing Tommy Ryan.
- Most title defenses as World Middleweight Champion (20), surpassing Carlos Monzon.
- Oldest fighter ever to hold the World Middleweight Championship (40 years, 6 months, and 1 day), surpassing Sugar Ray Robinson.
- Became the oldest fighter ever to win a world championship (48 years, 1 month, and 22 days) when he defeated Tavoris Cloud to win the IBF Light Heavyweight Championship on March 9, 2013. He surpassed his own record (46 years, 4 months, and 6 days), which he set when he defeated Jean Pascal to win the WBC Light Heavyweight Championship on May 11, 2011. The previous record holder was George Foreman. Hopkins also became the oldest fighter ever to hold the World Light Heavyweight Championship, surpassing Archie Moore.
|Preceded by:
Roy Jones Jr.
| IBF Middleweight Champion
1995 Apr 29 – 2005 Jul 16
|Succeeded by:
Jermain Taylor
|Preceded by:
Keith Holmes
| WBC Middleweight Champion
2001 Apr 14 – 2005 Jul 16
|Succeeded by:
Jermain Taylor
|Preceded by:
Felix Trinidad
| WBA Middleweight Champion
2001 Sep 29 – 2005 Jul 16
Super Champion
|Succeeded by:
Jermain Taylor
Super Champion
|Preceded by:
Oscar De La Hoya
| WBO Middleweight Champion
2004 Sep 18 – 2005 Jul 16
|Succeeded by:
Jermain Taylor
|Preceded by:
Jean Pascal
| WBC Light Heavyweight Champion
2011 May 21 – 2012 Apr 28
|Succeeded by:
Chad Dawson
|Preceded by:
Tavoris Cloud
| IBF Light Heavyweight Champion
2013 Mar 9 – 2014 Nov 8
|Succeeded by:
Sergey Kovalev
|Preceded by:
Beibut Shumenov
Super Champion
| WBA Light Heavyweight Champion
2014 Apr 19 – 2014 Nov 8
Super Champion
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I have been told by a friend in the LF Camera trade that the laminated Boss Screen is the best there is - provided you keep the screen below 60C - as above that temp is will delaminate.
I was thinking about doing the Boss Screen as well but have been so happy with the WA Fresnel; I have not felt the need to go further
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Patty Pravo is one of the most famous and legendary female interpreters of Italian popular music. She was born in Venice and became famous still very young as "the Piper girl", from the name of a fashion music club in Rome where she used to sing in the '60 years. She has experimented every kind of music over the 40 years of her career, from early pop songs to electronic, chinese music and rock; her masterpiece is the record "Oltre l'Eden...", published in 1989 and reprinted on CD again in 2006.
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KiDoQ: using docking based energy scores to develop ligand based model for predicting antibacterials
1 Bioinformatics Centre, Institute of Microbial Technology, Sector-39A, Chandigarh, India
2 Department of Biotechnology, Panjab University, Chandigarh, India
BMC Bioinformatics 2010, 11:125 doi:10.1186/1471-2105-11-125Published: 11 March 2010
Identification of novel drug targets and their inhibitors is a major challenge in the field of drug designing and development. Diaminopimelic acid (DAP) pathway is a unique lysine biosynthetic pathway present in bacteria, however absent in mammals. This pathway is vital for bacteria due to its critical role in cell wall biosynthesis. One of the essential enzymes of this pathway is dihydrodipicolinate synthase (DHDPS), considered to be crucial for the bacterial survival. In view of its importance, the development and prediction of potent inhibitors against DHDPS may be valuable to design effective drugs against bacteria, in general.
This paper describes a methodology for predicting novel/potent inhibitors against DHDPS. Here, quantitative structure activity relationship (QSAR) models were trained and tested on experimentally verified 23 enzyme's inhibitors having inhibitory value (Ki) in the range of 0.005-22(mM). These inhibitors were docked at the active site of DHDPS (1YXD) using AutoDock software, which resulted in 11 energy-based descriptors. For QSAR modeling, Multiple Linear Regression (MLR) model was engendered using best four energy-based descriptors yielding correlation values R/q2 of 0.82/0.67 and MAE of 2.43. Additionally, Support Vector Machine (SVM) based model was developed with three crucial descriptors selected using F-stepping remove-one approach, which enhanced the performance by attaining R/q2 values of 0.93/0.80 and MAE of 1.89. To validate the performance of QSAR models, external cross-validation procedure was adopted which accomplished high training/testing correlation values (q2/r2) in the range of 0.78-0.83/0.93-0.95.
Our results suggests that ligand-receptor binding interactions for DHDPS employing QSAR modeling seems to be a promising approach for prediction of antibacterial agents. To serve the experimentalist to develop novel/potent inhibitors, a webserver "KiDoQ" has been developed http://crdd.osdd.net/raghava/kidoq webcite, which allows the prediction of Ki value of a new ligand molecule against DHDPS.


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To close out the FCPA year, on December 31 the telecom equipment maker UTStarcom Inc. agreed to pay the Justice Department $1.5 million in criminal fines and pay the SEC an additional $1.5 in penalties to resolve Foreign Corrupt Practices Act violations in China and Thailand. Other FCPA penalties were agreed to by the company.
The UTStarcom matter provides an opportunity to review the application of the FCPA to gifts and business entertainment expenditures to foreign officials. While gift and business entertainment is an area open to vagueness under the FCPA as there are no clear guidelines in the FCPA itself or the legislative history, the conduct of UTStarcom goes far beyond anything that has been previously approved or discussed in any DOJ Release Opinions. While prohibiting payment of any money or thing of value to foreign officials to obtain or retain business, the FCPA arguably permits incurring certain expenses on behalf of these same officials.
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Get an overview of this hotelBangkok hotel in Khao San, walk to Khao San Road
At Sawasdee Bangkok Inn you'll be within steps of Khao San Road and a short 15-minute stroll of other popular places like Temple of the Emerald Buddha and National Museum Bangkok.
You can enjoy cable TV, free newspapers, and in-room massages, featured in all 67 rooms. Refrigerators and room service make in-room dining easy, and minibars provide refreshments. Premium bedding and phones are also available.
This hotel offers free WiFi in public areas, a 24-hour front desk, and dry cleaning/laundry services. Added amenities include a free manager's reception and laundry facilities. Buffet breakfast is available daily between 7 AM and 10:30 AM. There's also the convenience of car rentals on site.
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Guests can enjoy a complimentary manager's reception on select days. High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary. This Bangkok hotel also offers tour/ticket assistance, complimentary newspapers in the lobby, and laundry facilities.
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Tony Woodlief: What Would the Founders Teach?Roundup: Talking About History
Tony Woodlief is president of the Bill of Rights Institute, a nonprofit organization dedicated to educating students about the words and ideas of the founders.
There has been ample tongue-clucking about abysmal student scores on the civics and history portions of the National Assessment of Education Progress (NAEP), but the real scandal has gone unnoticed. It is certainly a shame that two-thirds of fourth-graders and nearly three-quarters of eighth-graders don't know the purpose of the Declaration of Independence, and that over half of America's high-school seniors score below the basic level on history. What's worse, however, is that some of what students are expected to know about the principles of the American Founding is at odds with what the founders themselves believed.
Fourth-graders, for example, are given a summary of the introduction to the Declaration of Independence that says citizens "are given certain rights." This passive construction elides mention of the Creator, and leaves students to assume that our rights come from some person or government. Worse still, when asked to identify an idea articulated in this summary, the "correct" answer students are expected to choose is that "people in the United States should have some control over the government." Some.
The notion that people should have "some" control over the government would be news indeed to the authors of the Declaration, who insisted that "it is the Right of the People to alter or abolish" government when it "becomes destructive" of "Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness." ...
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Low Lai Chow travels light and is working on exercising demons from her past. Find out more about her at lowlaichow.com.
Low Lai Chow travels light and is working on exercising demons from her past. Find out more about her at lowlaichow.com.
By Low Lai Chow in New Art on Thursday 22 January 2015
There are over two million amputees in the United States alone, while 185,000 amputations take place every year. Such is the inspiration behind the exo prosthetic leg designed by NYC-based industrial designer William Root.
By Low Lai Chow in Cool Travel on Wednesday 21 January 2015
As South Africa's first commercial mine, when the Blue Mine in Springbok started its operations in 1852, it paved the way for development as more mines – along with workers who settled nearby – opened. In recent years, the region's inhabitants have been facing a much less illustrious future with the very last remnants of their copper deposits being mined.
By Low Lai Chow in New Trends on Tuesday 20 January 2015
Is this the most heartwarming news we've seen all day? Yep. Liam Porter, a seven-year-old boy in Augusta, Georgia, recently received a spanking new 3D-printed stormtrooperRIT arm for his missing part of his left arm, from the 501st Legion, a group of Star Wars enthusiasts who do good in full trooper gear.
By Low Lai Chow in Cool Travel on Tuesday 20 January 2015
Somewhere in China's Gansu province is Zhangye Danxia, an unusually colorful national geopark located in the northern foothills of Linze and Sunan counties' Qillian Mountains.
By Low Lai Chow in New Food and Packaging on Tuesday 20 January 2015
Doomed? Eat cake. That's the whole point of Apocalypse Cakes, the tasty cookbook collaboration between writer Shannon O'Malley and photographer Keith Wilson with recipes for 30 cakes to eat at the end of the world. With names like Fallen Angel Food Cake, Black Deforestation Cake, China World Domination Red Bean Cake, Impending Meteorite Rock Candy Cake and […]
By Low Lai Chow in New Trends on Tuesday 20 January 2015
A comatose man in Shenzhen, China, was apparently roused from over a year of unconsciousness by the unlikeliest of things: the smell of money. It all started when the hospital staff made the discovery that he really loved money, and started experimenting with waving notes and change under this nose soon after.
By Low Lai Chow in New Trends on Monday 19 January 2015
Nope, we didn't make this up: lightsaber battles are now taking place in Singapore every Saturday night under public train tracks in between two train stations in the suburbs, Ang Mo Kio and Bishan. Er, what gives? These guys are from the Saber Authority, a lightsaber 'academy' that brings in lightsabers and provides saberplay training […]
By Low Lai Chow in New Products on Monday 19 January 2015
Somebody, please explain to us why these cute little cats are bubbling up in our cup of joe. It's not the first time this has happened — we just didn't expect them to come back and leave their paw prints in our drink!
By Low Lai Chow in New Art on Monday 19 January 2015
Japanese design studio D-Bros has created a mirrored-surface porcelain cup and patterned saucer set that ensures that the cup always matches the saucer. How simple and elegant. It makes for cool cups that are always updating their look no matter what surface they sit on.
By Low Lai Chow in Cool Travel on Saturday 17 January 2015
Coffin races? What? Every October, the annual coffin race is a star attraction in Manitou Springs, Colorado. It's no upstart either — going strong into its 20th year in 2015, the race sombrely commemorates the memory of a certain Emma Crawford, who died from tuberculosis in 1891. Certainly doesn't hurt that it looks like a […]
By Low Lai Chow in New Trends on Saturday 17 January 2015
Sure, recent studies suggest staying up late has its perks for the smarts, but we all know waking up early means you get a headstart ahead of all these sleepyheads around you.
By Low Lai Chow in New Illustration on Saturday 17 January 2015
To mark David Bowie's 68th birthday, illustrator Helen Green recently did a bunch of inspired drawings of all his hair styles from 1964 to 2014, showing how he's rocked his locks for the last 50 years. A black and white art print of all the illustrations, if you so desire one, is now available on Society6.
By Low Lai Chow in New Design on Friday 16 January 2015
Sitting down is bad for you, agreed? Dutch design firm RAAAF thinks so too, and they are now addressing this lifestyle hazard in the workplace with an office design that takes away chairs and tables altogether. The idea is to put up forms of varying slopes and angles for light leaning support, while encouraging workers people to move about as they work.
By Low Lai Chow in New Illustration on Thursday 15 January 2015
How wicked is it that author-illustrator Ann E Briated's book, Goodnight Brew, is a parody of Goodnight Moon? Revolving around beer, the book, thanks to the whimsical illustrations, resembles a children's book, but contains serious educational content to help less clued-in adults understand all they need to know about the pint they're drinking. You know, […]
By Low Lai Chow in New Art on Thursday 15 January 2015
If this isn't passive-aggressive, we don't know what is. In Japan, bento-making is almost elevated to an artform, with housewives making sure the creative homemade lunchbox meals they pack for the family are as pleasing to the eye as they are to their appetites. This is often with immaculate prepping, cutting, sculpting and arranging the […]
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Browsing Middle Level Leadership Center (MU) by Title
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|Principal Effectiveness in "National Recognition" Schools -- A Research Project Summary Report [1]
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|Profiling Instructional Practices: Data for Improving Instruction, Achievement and School Culture [1]
|Profiling Student Engaged Learning: Using Data for Changing Instruction and Achievement. [1]
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|Project ASSIST: A Comprehensive, Systemic Change Initiative for Middle Level Schools [1]
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|Project ASSIST: Comprehensive, Systemic Change Initiative Impacts School Culture, Climate, Leadership and Instruction [1]
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LONDON, November 11 /PRNewswire/ -- Extensive research conducted by the Imperial College of London, Ghent University Hospital and University of Sheffield on the Simbionix PROcedure Rehearsal Studio(TM), was awarded a Magna Cum Laude EPOS Award at the CIRSE 2009 congress in Lisbon, Portugal.
The PROcedure Rehearsal Studio(TM), introduced by Simbionix last year, is the world's first patient specific system to enable clinicians to create practice scenarios based on their patient's unique anatomy as reconstructed from CTA or MRA data.
Preliminary data from ongoing research by the European Virtual Reality Endovascular Research Team (EVEResT) suggests that patient-specific rehearsal may enhance the performance of interventionalists in subsequent endovascular procedures. The preliminary data also suggested that after rehearsal, endovascular surgery is carried out more rapidly with less use of contrast and fluoroscopy and to a higher qualitative standard, compared to those interventions preceded by a generic warm-up case, or no warm-up at all.
Professor Nick Cheshire, Professor of Vascular Surgery at Imperial College remarks: "We are pleased to report on the strong correlation between the virtual and real operation with regards to the angiography images, endovascular access and material used during the intervention. The Rehearsal Studio was able to adequately predict the optimal material for the specific case at hand. Further research into the PROcedure Rehearsal Studio(TM) is expected to determine if this technology can indeed help to improve the technical skills of the interventionalist and tailor these skills to the challenges of a specific patient. The preliminary results already demonstrate shorter procedure time with less use of contrast; the end goal of the application of this technique will of course be to enhance patient safety and outcome."
Mr. Ran Bronstein, President and COO at Simbioni
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Newsbeuter 1.0: RSS Feed Reader for Text Terminals and Podcasts
On August 20, developer Andreas Krennmair announced the official release of Newsbeuter, the "mutt of RSS feed readers."
"Exactly 650 days after I started developing newsbeuter, I declare newsbeuter officially 'finished,' in the sense that it contains all the features that I wanted to have in it," he said.
Newsbeuter can subscribe to RSS 0.9x, 1.0, 2.0, and Atom feeds, and is designed with Unix and Unix-like systems in mind, hence the comparison to Mutt and Slrn. Its generous configurability allows keyboard shortcuts and a ''killfile'' that automatically removes unwanted articles.
Newsbeuter 1.0 is available for download on the project homepage, along with information on dependancy, compiling, and configuration. The open source program is under MIT-/X-Consortium license.
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Dyreza Malware is Back
Powerful man-in-the-middle attack is now targeting online shopping.
Kernel Developer Matthew Garrett Forks the Linux Kernel
Another high-profile coder says the kernel team needs a kinder, gentler culture.
Bugzilla Bug
Bug database has a bug of its own that could allow an intruder to create an unauthorized account.
US Launches New Strategy for Broadband Access
Report focuses federal resources on achieving universal Internet access.
RC4 Finally Gets the Fork
Leading browser makers say "no" to porous encryption algorithm
IBM Says TOR Network a Vehicle for Ransomware
Report from the X-Force group says attackers are using TOR to hide their crimes
Mozilla Announces new Firefox API
Future Firefox extensions will be compatible with Chrome.
Weird Security Flaw Affected Intel Chips for 16 Years
Better read this if you bought your computer before 2011
OpenSSH 7.0 Secure Shell Arrives
Users should upgrade to the new version as soon as possible
Qemu Flaw Lets the Guest Escape
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The Broncos and Chiefs will meet for the second time in three weeks. Both teams enter Week 13 tied atop the division with the best record in the AFC at 9-2.
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Writes Erica in New York: "I don't think this woman is aware that the aggressive automatic flush makes water splash all over the toilet seats…but she's obviously very angry."
related: Coffee pot flowchart
Writes Erica in New York: "I don't think this woman is aware that the aggressive automatic flush makes water splash all over the toilet seats…but she's obviously very angry."
related: Coffee pot flowchart
Tags: etiquette · flow chart · most popular notes of 2011 · New York · office · piss · toilet
When four people share one bathroom, true equity in toilet-paper purchasing is nearly impossible to come by without conflict.
Just take a look at the opening salvo issued at Laura's apartment in Georgia:
…and the first response:
Your move, "Scott."
related: Five approaches to TP maintenance
Tags: college life · Georgia · gloriously redundant · Jesus · p.s. · rebuttals · roommates · signed with love · smartass · toilet paper · visual aids
Savanna in Michigan says her landlord left this note on the kitchen floor "next to a tiny pile of tiny scraps of trash on the floor from dinner I had made." Her excuse? "I don't think we even have a broom, and if we do I have no idea where he keeps it."
Um, Savanna, honey? No. Just…no.
related: That rug really tied the room together, did it not?
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Instead of letting the Facilities Dept. know that the toaster was broken, the folks in Catherine's office opted to collaboratively solve the problem Apollo-13 style, using only the paper products found in the office supply cabinet.
The major difference? This time, failure was an option.
Tags: kitchen · note wars · office · Oregon · smartass · toaster
"For the past couple of weeks," writes Anna in Oakland, "someone in the alley or the building next door to mine has started clapping every day at 8:30 a.m. Just clapping. For at least ten minutes at a time. It's been driving me crazy, and apparently I'm not the only one."
Yeah, I can see how that would get old.
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Writes Heather in Kentucky: "I keep a basket of candy on my desk, but after having my candy basket completely cleaned out during the night shift on several occasions, I started locking it in my boss's office overnight."
A few mornings later, she arrived at her desk to find this oh-so-thoughtful note from one sugar-deprived night-shift worker.
related: This is a candy-optional office
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Dave's eight-year-old daughter is a huge of the Beatles…and at this moment, a not-so-huge fan of her father.
Dave, perhaps in a few years she'll appreciate that, if nothing else, at least you spared her the unibrow gene?
related: Abbey Road idiots
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Apparently the "this will damage elevator" meme is the most exciting thing to happen around this Cincinnati cubicle farm in a long time.
(According to our submitter, the photos below represent only a fraction of the variations that have popped up all over the office.)
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Writes Daniel in Oakland: "I love the tension between the 'student of the month' sticker on top and the totally passive-aggressive 'every child is honored' sticker below it."
related: The car you drive can say a lot about you as a person.
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At the local art exhibit of the Utah State Fair: a smug reminder of what we already know, thankyouverymuch. As our submitter wrote, "We're not animals, after all!"
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Fiscal Q3 conference call set for July 22, says Apple
updated 09:30 pm EDT, Mon June 30, 2014
Guidance for quarter indicates slight increase in revenue over year-ago
Apple has announced that its quarterly earnings call for its fiscal third quarter (which ended today) is set for Tuesday, July 22 at 2PM PT (5PM ET). Luca Maestri, Apple's new CFO, will again lead the call along with CEO Tim Cook as he did last quarter -- however, this will be his first call since officially taking over for the retired Peter Oppenheimer. According to the company, earnings will be lower than last quarter -- part of a normative lull before new products and the holiday buying season commence later this year.
Maestri told investors and analysts in April during the last conference call that Apple is expecting revenues to fall between $36 billion and $38 billion, a rise of up to 10 percent from the year-ago quarter. The company surprised analysts last time with an all-time Q2 record amount of revenue, $45.6 billion -- the highest amount the company has ever earned in a non-holiday quarter -- built on the back of unusually strong iPhone sales and higher-than-expected margins. Maestri in April estimated that margins for the June quarter would hit around 37 percent.
Since the 7-to-1 stock split that occurred in early June, AAPL has been trading at or slightly below that level. Currently it is up very slightly from its $92.69 post-split price, closing on Monday at $92.93. Apple's main competitor in smartphones, Samsung, has already warned investors that its next quarterly announcement will be below expectations. If Apple can - as it often does - rise above analyst expectations, the company and stock could get an added boost from Wall Street on its relative merits.
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The new releases expected in the next two quarters will be buoyed by software support. Apple has already announced that iOS 8 and OS X Yosemite will ship ahead of the holiday season kickoff, likely debuting with the latest iPhones and iPads. The company has also pre-announced a replacement for Aperture and iPhoto called Photos (not to be confused with the existing iOS "Photos" app) which will run on both platforms, thought to be combining the best features of the previous two programs into one.


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Reviews of Lake Manze Adventure Camp
They do not necessarily represent the views of Expert Africa.
Lake Manze Tented Camp review
As first timers we may have been spoilt! We found out later a sighting of 4 wild dogs on our journey from the airstrip to the camp is not a normal occurance - in our innocence we didn't realise how privilaged we were. And on the retrn trip the airstrip some days later we wintnessed a large pack of these dogs feeding on thier prey - the guide was so infomative on thier habits as we watched the young ones being led to thier dinner!
Food and accomodation couldn't be faulted. I t was such a friendly place when I decieded against a full day game drive, it was no problem when Jmy partner did want to go off on it - I was quite comfortable to stay behind and join in the walking safair - and then read my book for the afternoon. Richard was concerned when I expressed my feeling of claustrophobia about not being able to wander down to the lake - he even offered to send a Maisi down to accompany me if I wanted to put a chair there to read my book! personal service eh? nothing was too much trouble.
Lake Manze Tented Camp review
Located in a large patch of doum palms the tents are large, very well spaced and nicely appointed. The management make an effort to seat compatible groups together and there was a nice communal atmosphere. Lake Manze itself is not spectacular but its a nice place to be.
The camp has a couple of resident male elephants which makes for excellent entertainment and adds a frison to the longish walks to the tents. The masai do an excellent escort job.
Again the manager makes a big effort to get the right trips sorted out & they are very flexible on timeing. Very good walks. Boat trips not as good as Rufigi but more game close to the camp. We caught the start of the short rains and the lads did well to get us back. Friendly green snake in the bar.
A long way to go
There are some things which are quite good about this camp: the management are friendly, the food is reasonable and the tents fairly comfortable. That said we would never return and would advise that this camp really isn't up to standard yet for inclusion by Expert Africa.
The guiding was the worst we have ever experienced by a long way. The guides were young, inexperienced, often forgot to collect their binoculars and had to borrow ours to identify the birds (which they weren't very good at). They seemed mainly to be interested in finding cats and on one occasion pursued a leopard (we had seen the tail) into a thorny bush so enthusiastically that they had to be stopped as we were in danger of being scratched.
It was obvious that for part of the time on each drive that one guide wasn't even looking for animals/birds as his head never turned. Unfortunately there are so many first timers at this camp that they think the guiding is good providing they can tick things off their list. As a final probelm they got the meeting place for our Beho Beho transfer wrong so we sat around in a very hot and empty part of the bush for over 1 and a half hours and seemed quite happy to sit there for the rest of the day until we took action. This camp marred an otherwise excellent trip.
Expert Africa comments
We're pleased that overall these travellers liked Lake Manze's friendly management and its comfortable tents, even if they felt let down by its guiding. Responding to these comments, the manager explained that they've just received new binoculars – which the guides are now using. We're sorry that these had not arrived before these travellers visited.
Lake Manze is one of the less costly camps in the Selous. The guides here aren't as experienced as those at Mwagusi or Beho Beho; this is one reason why Lake Manze is cheaper. That said, they are trying to improve their guiding, and it's obviously inexcusable for a guide "not to turn his head" whilst on a game drive. The guide has now been reprimanded for his attitude, and we hope he's turned over a new leaf.
The manager remembers these travellers mentioning that they were unhappy 'chasing the leopard through the bush', but says that that they didn't make any other comments to him about the guiding. This is a shame, as in cases like this, we always urge our travellers to make clear if they are unhappy about anything, and to explain what they want.
Firstly, we'd urge them to speak frankly with their guide – telling him/her what they do and don't want. If this is done clearly, most guides will then do their best to accommodate the traveller's wishes.
Secondly, if any traveller is still not happy with their guide, we'd urge them to be very clear about this to the camp's manager as soon as they return to the lodge! In most cases, including this one, the manager could easily swap them to a different guide.
One specific point: clearly there was some confusion about a rendezvous point. We're sorry that this happened; with no road names in the bush, it's an easy mistake. We hope that they were parked in a spot with good birdlife to watch – and meanwhile we've talked to both lodges to try and ensure that such misunderstandings don't happen again.
We remain very sorry that these travellers were unhappy with their guide at Lake Manze, but pleased that they liked everything else there, and that when leaving they felt able to write in the guest book, "Many thanks for an excellent four days – lots of game and birds and splendid hospitality. S. and P., London."
Great start to Safari at Lake Manze
This was an excellent start to this year's visit to the Selous. We stayed in Selous last year at Impala Camp and had such a great time that we were not sure that Lake Manze would live up to that - but it certainly did! From the moment we arrived until the moment we left we thoroughly enjoyed the experience. Game Drives and boat safaris were very good - we saw a surprising amount of animals on our game walks. Richard, in particular, was great with extensive knowledge of everything we asked about!
Nothing was too much trouble for the staff - from lending a brand new pair of binoculars (whilst waiting for the ones carelessly left at the previous camp to arrive) to sorting out creams for various peculiar bites!!
Rafiki - the almost 'resident' elephant kept us v amused as he trotted round the camp peering into the bar to see what was going on! He was rather noisy at night though when accompanied by other elephants he tore down leaves from the palm trees just outside the tent!
We liked showering under the stars, eating at the long table exchanging the day's safari experiences, having the same guides for the whole of our stay (3 nights), sunsets over the lake and much more.
Lake Manze Tented Camp review
What a beautiful setting by the lake, with lots of animal visitors, including Rafiki the resident elephant, around and about the tents at any given time of day. Here the phrase 'verandah safari' was coined! Paulo the manager greeted us on arrival and initially proved helpful with a minor crisis we experienced, although we felt let down by him in the end. This wasn't a big issue as Richard the under manager was very helpful and informative.
We found the camp more rustic than Impala, as expected, but comfortable and the food was plentiful and wholesome, enjoyed around communal tables. A pity that it was deemed necessary to charge for water on the game drives, as only bottled water was made available on the vehicles.
Once again birdlife and game superb, brought to us this time by the excellent Ian and Abul our driver. All day drive turned into another adventure that involved rain. Mid afternoon we came across a pack of nineteen wild dogs, including 8 puppies, which was a dream come true for us. We then headed over to the Beho Beho hills for a dip in the hot springs where another of the Manze vehicles was also visiting. We left first and shortly afterwards it started to rain.
It was apparent that the tyre treads left something to be desired as the vehicle kept sliding on the track and had difficulty coping in the gullies. Our drive back, delayed due to an attempted rescue mission for one of the other trucks caught out by the downpour, in the dark (an unexpected night drive!) was rewarded by seeing hyena, hippo and lion. All credit to Ian and Abul for getting us back safely.
Lake Manze Tented Camp review
We particularly liked the lakes trips and the guide was excellent. Paolo was very welcoming and friendly, but maybe a little laid back which reflected on the organisation.
Tent location was excellent with good views and plenty of wildlife and a good introduction to Tanzania.
We also liked the communal dinner table.
Lake Manze Tented Camp review
Everything was first class. The staff particularly were really helpful and friendly and we never once felt as though we were part of a package tour.
My only slight concern was when we went for a whole day safari and the lunch table was set out, it didn't include a place setting for our driver. This made me feel uncomfortable as he was just as important as our guide - surely the drivers should eat in the group too ? We had become really friendly with our driver and I wanted him to be included.
Great visit to Lake Manze Camp
Although the camp has only basic amenities there is a very friendly and relaxed atmosphere which makes for an exreemely enjoyable visit.
With elephants passing through the camp and good views of game when sitting outside the tent it is very rewarding. T
he drives are very good as there is lots of game in the area.
Lake Manze Tented Camp review
We absolutely loved Lake Manze - the team there were so friendly and we were made to feel really welcome from the moment we arrived. It had a really relaxed atmosphere with us being able to choose what type of safari to do (jeep, boat or walking) with flexibility on when we did them.
We always looked forward to meal times as the food was delicious and really varied. We were even offered a private dinner outside our tent which was good fun - albeit a little scary without the reassurance of other guests in the bush with us!
This was our first safari experience and we really felt part of it; the first night we woke up to a huge rustling outside our tent and woke up in the morning to find the palm tree just outside stripped bare; elephants in very close quarters at this camp!
The benefit of this camp, and the Selous generally, is the lake systems which offers a variety of wildlife in itself; you get the best of both here, with bush and boat safaris readily available.
A big thanks also for the sympathies we received towards Selina's allergic reaction to Malarone. All better now!
Fantastic first safari
This was our first safari and we were very glad to have chosen Manze. It far surpassed our expectations. We were picked up from the local airstrip (literally just a grass landing strip) and immediately our safari began. Within 5 minutes, we had seen impalas, zebras and giraffes. The jeeps were very comfortable even though there are no roads and the terrain is very bumpy. We particularly liked that they were open-air (with a canopy for shade).
We had a very warm welcome from Paolo and Daja, the managers who throughout the stay made sure that we were happy. They greet every jeep that returns to chat to guests and ask for feedback. Even though they probably hear the same story from everyone, they always seem interested in what you are saying.
We were escorted to out tent by a masai and found the tent to be very spacious, immaculately clean and well appointed. They are well spaced for privacy and uninterrupted views of the surroundings. The en suite bathroom was actually very good and is the only toilet where you could get a sun tan!
In the tent there is a small rail for clothes, a lockable trunk, a table with candles, a torch, fly spray (which we didn't use once), drinking water and a whistle (in case of emergency). The bed was very comfortable. There is no electricity but once you get used to that, it really isn't a problem. There is a socket at the bar which can be used to charge batteries, mobile phones etc (we even had mobile phone coverage). Before night falls, they light lanterns and leave one outside your tent and one in the bathroom.
The communal area consists of a large thatched reception lounge and dining area where guests meet to discuss their sightings that day. Food was good considering the location. My wife is vegetarian and they catered well for that. Dinner is served under the stars at a large shared table and it is not unusual to see elephants walking past. They have a range of drinks and the bar was well stocked. Prices were very reasonable ($2 for a coke). They also provide a laundry service which was very efficient and cheap.
We did a variety of safaris, including a full day trip, a walking safari and boat trips on the lake and river. The guides are very knowledgeable, friendly and possess amazing eyesight. They are also incredibly patient while guests take thousands of pictures of things they no doubt see every day! Victor, our main guide, was a superstar! We were told that we would have to work a bit harder to see the animals in the Selous but there were animals everywhere- we even managed to see wild dogs, mating lions, charging hippos and jackals, as well as the usual safari animals.
Both of us feel that we have been very spoilt on this first trip and we wouldn't hesitate to recommend both the Selous and Lake Manze Camp.


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Nobomenu ------------ Saviour
Renmiri ------------- Dream
Yojuyogo-------- Child of Prayer
Hasatekanae----------- Forever and ever
Kutamae-------------- Bring us peace
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this is the hymn of the fayth from Final Fantasy X, and here's one part that the song gets performed by Yuna
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I could sit here for hours listening/singing the hymn such a beautiful song im so glad you posted this
You're welcome. I actually found the translation somewhere else and hopefully it's correct.
But yes, the song is beautiful regardless.
But yes, the song is beautiful regardless.
i love the hymn
Me too, the translation is interesting.
It calms me down too
Yeah, it does have a relaxing tone to it!
Cool. I didn't know the hymn of the fayth was written in Romaji. I knew the lyrics and had a feeling they meant something about redemption and prayer, buy I didn't know exactly what they meant. Thanks for posting this!


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Re: Add link to BookTSCerys Dec 20, 2012 9:51 AM (in response to nsapcor)
Isn't guaranteed to always work, but in general it'll work for a short term soluction if you don't need anything to last too long. It -might- work longer, but I know some people have had issues with it.
You can shorten any B&N link by changing barnesandnoble to bn, so www.barnesandnoble.com becomes www.bn.com . This will work on any B&N link, so if you're linking to a particular book page, you can do this, too.
And, you can remove the title of the book from the url as well. For a random example, I grabbed this book off the front page of BN.com ( http://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/america-again-stephen-colbert/1110788777?ean=9780446583978 )
So you can remove the "america-again-stephen-colbert/" part. And shorten barnesandnoble to bn.
So you get www.bn.com/w/1110788777?ean=9780446583978 which should go to the same page as http://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/america-again-stephen-colbert/1110788777?ean=9780446583978
Granted, it's not the shortest ever, but it is shorter. No idea if it helps or not.
People have had issues with this sometimes, though, where after awhile the shortened link doesn't work correctly.
Is the place you're wanting to put this on allow simple HTML? If so, you can just do a link thing with like... Book Name, too. That's probably a preferred way of doing it, but I realize you can't do this everywhere.


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Residents of Santa Maria march along the Rio Branco avenue demanding... Photo d'actualitéAccident et désastre,Avenue,Brésil,Discothèque,Embrasser,Exiger,Feu,Foule,Horizontal,Mort,Nuit,Personne humaine,Pompier,Respect,Santa Maria - Rio Grande do Sul,Secouriste,Sud du Brésil,Victime,État du Rio Grande do SulPhotographer ANTONIO SCORZACollection: AFP 2013 AFPResidents of Santa Maria march along the Rio Branco avenue demanding justice and in homage to the victims of Kiss nightclub fire, on January 28, 2013, in Santa Maria, southern Brazil, where a blaze on the eve killed more than 230 people. Brazilian police arrested four suspects --two of the Kiss club's owners, along with a pair of musicians who starred in the ill-fated pyrotechnic show, in the wake of the nightclub fire that forced sports officials to defend preparations for the World Cup and Olympics. AFP PHOTO / ANTONIO SCORZA (Photo credit should read ANTONIO SCORZA/AFP/Getty Images)