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Hans Zimmer Net Worth: Hans Zimmer is a German composer and producer who has a net worth of $90 million dollars. Born in 1957 in Frankfurt am Main, West Germany, Hans Zimmer moved to London when he was a teenager. He started playing in the band Krakatoa during the '70s on the synthesizer and keyboard. Zimmer also worked with The Buggles, appearing in the music video for "Video Killed the Radio Star" in 1979. During the next decade, he began working on film scores with famed composer Stanley Myers. Together they worked on "Moonlighting", "Success is the Best Revenge", "Insignificance", and "My Beautiful Laundette". In 1987, Zimmer worked as the score producer on the Oscar-winning score for "The Last Emperor". A year later, he landed the job scoring "Rain Man. The movie earned four Oscars, including Best Picture, and the score itself was recognized with an Academy Award nomination. Soon after, he scored his second Best Picture winner in "Driving Miss Daisy". His other film scores include "Thelma & Louise", "The Power of One", The Lion King", "Crimson Tide", "The Thin Red Line", and "The Prince of Egypt". Zimmer won an Oscar for "The Lion King", and his music was turned into the Tony Award-winning Broadway production. Zimmer's work on prolific films continued into the next decade, and he worked on "Gladiator", "Hannibal", "Madagascar", "Black Hawk Down", "Batman Begins", "The Dark Knight", "The Dark Knight Rises", "The Amazing Spider-Man 2", "Inception", "The Simpsons Movie", "Sherlock Holmes", "The Da Vinci Code", "Angels & Demons", and the final three installments of the "Pirates of the Caribbean" franchise. Zimmer earned his star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame in 2010. He is the composer behind the theme song for "ABC World News" and is a four-time Grammy Award winner. Zimmer heads up DreamWorks studios' film music division. He lives in Los Angeles with his wife, Suzanne, and has four children.
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King's enhances access to the professions
King's is one of 20 universities to be awarded funding from the Higher Education Funding Council for England (HEFCE) to explore ways of supporting progression into postgraduate education for under-represented and disadvantaged students.
A total of 250 applications were received to the 'King's Access to the Professions' scholarship scheme for the 36 scholarships available. This equates to seven applicants for every place available, demonstrating an overwhelming desire for postgraduate education in our home student population. Applications to pursue postgraduate study in the field of mental health were particularly oversubscribed.
King's has committed to match-funding to the scheme to ensure the continued success of the postgraduate provision by working with universities and employers to stimulate participation from students who would not otherwise progress to master's degree study and/or research degrees.
The King's pilot project is being delivered in partnership with the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art (RADA) and the Maudsley Charity. It seeks to further diversify the College's postgraduate student population in Nursing and Midwifery research, Mental Health (such as the MSc's in Forensic Psychology, Psychosis Studies or Neuroscience) the Cultural Industries, theatre-related careers and Informatics (including MSc programmes in Advanced Computing, Robotics and Web Intelligence).
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£1m fund to help creative firms
Creative England – the agency that backs films and TV shows including the six-part BBC drama Dancing on the Edge (pictured) – has launched a new £1m fund aimed helping small businesses in the creative sectors. The body will offer interest-free loans of between £60,000 and £100,000 to SMEs working in markets such as cross-platform TV development and games.
London sector to expand from base
Britain's regions are set for a boost from some of London's biggest firms, as new figures reveal more of the capital's businesses plan to expand away from their base during the next 12 months. The latest survey from the Confederation of British Industy and KPMG found high operating costs and housing shortages mean only 29 per cent of firms wish to expand in London.
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The Big Four accountants have accused the Competition Commission of underestimating the cost of sweeping reform of the audit market by as much as £110m. Last week the Commission said proposals to force FTSE 350 companies to change auditors every five years would cost £30m but a Big Four source put the cost as high as £140m.
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A further 18 people have been detained by Chinese police over the bribery scandal engulfing drugs giant GlaxoSmithKline. Sources told the newspaper that the individuals had been detained several weeks ago but the move was only publicised on Friday. The company has been accused of a £300m scheme to bribe doctors to boost drug sales.
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Lloyds Banking Group will set aside another £250m to compensate customers mis-sold payment protection insurance in half-year results this week. Barclays is also expected to take a fresh £200m hit. The UK's four biggest banks have racked up £13.2bn in provisions over the scandal so far.
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Royal Bank of Scotland's retail banking chief Ross McEwan is the leading contender to replace Stephen Hester as chief executive. The appointment – which has to be approved by the board, City regulators and the body which manages the taxpayer's 81 per cent stake – could be announced as early as Friday.
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I have been looking at both TypeKit and Google Web Fonts API recently. I must say that I like the google one a lot more. And it even seems to be free.
I would be glad if some of you could shed some light upon this – give a few pros and cons for each service.
The only thing I like more about typekit is the size of their font archive. :-)
Typekit = not open source fonts, so theoretically higher quality foundry fonts. Also, they use a font loader which solves some issues with like FOUT in Firefox.
I recommend trying out WebINK for web fonts.
It's a really clean method of integrating web fonts using @font-face.
My boss just purchased Typekit and I must say I simply love it.
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I use Google Fonts due to the freeness, but if I were to be building a big, very professional site, I'd probably go with Typekit. One thing that I've admired about it is the variety of filters they have, especially their properties. If you're a bit of a typography geek, that's a very nice addition.
@Kamic I can't say that I have had the same experience. How long have you been a user for?
I've used both numerous times and have to say that I favor Google Fonts. It's just so much easier to use and implement, plus you can actually download the fonts for use in the design/mockup phase which is HUGE. With TypeKit you can only add a font to a domain and so I find myself having to work on typography during site development. This is a problem when I'm trying to send an accurate-as-possible comp to a client for approval. I might actually end up cancelling my TypeKit subscription for this reason as I find myself turning to Google Fonts so much more often.
A lot of people were just notified about the possibility of using Google web fonts with Photoshop, which I'm assuming you're one of them. Let me remind you that since Adobe has acquired Typekit it will likely be a future possibility but on all products. Personally, I haven't had 1 issue and I favor Typekit as I strongly dislike Google's library. However, I wouldn't limit myself to just either and if possible I'll use the old @font-face as well. But I tend to like higher quality which Typekit delivers.
@ChristopherBurton "A lot of people were just notified about the possibility of using Google web fonts with Photoshop, which I'm assuming you're one of them." – Not sure what you meant by this, I've been downloading and using Google Fonts in the design process for a while now.
If and when Adobe adds this capability to Typekit it'll greatly change my position, but for now it's a big drawback in my opinion.
@Johnnyb I made sure I said "I'm assuming". There was a lot of chatter recently about the possibility of using Google web fonts with Photoshop via a plugin. I actually found out not too long ago but like I said above, I'm not really a fan of their library. I also don't blame you as it seems it's something you value a need for.
This thread motivated me to try Google Web Fonts, something I've not done before.
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Hi everyone - I had a quick question..
Ive been on a long cut and it WAS coming along nicely when I became sick.
I have a respiritory gunk in my lungs and I have had it for 5 days now. Ive stuck to my diet except one cheat meal on Sunday ...
And then it occured to me that maybe I should raise my calories to maintanence until Im well (maybe its not helping to eat low cal)? Ive been at 10-12 cal per lb..
Im 114. what do yall think?
PS: this is not an excuse to eat cheat meals, Im thinking keep it clean but just add more food? Im not training either.
If I do add would it be safe to add in the form of carbs. Im on lo carb for cutting.
Oh, and if Im not doing a whole lot, how much should I expect to 'gain'
your body definetly needs a caloric excess when there is an illness present. you may even want to over-feed for a week at 110% of maintenance cals...
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I eat less when sick mostly because of a loss of appetite, of course it depends on the illness, if it's gastrointestinal I purposely try and eat very little.
Why back to the old avi prince?
"If you eat alot and workout hard and consistantly you will make good gains"
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From Chuck, Tennessee, Arkansas, and now Texas
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It's a tale as old as time that continues to resonate in the hearts of audiences young and old.
Bringing a beloved fairy tale out of fans' memory and into the world is no small task. But that is precisely what the students at The Donoho School are doing with their upcoming production of "Beauty and the Beast," which opens Friday.
When rehearsals first began, 18-year-old Bethany Keel, who plays Belle, started to feel the pressure of living up to people's expectations.
"I felt that weight on myself for the first few weeks, feeling like I had all of these expectations to be this spectacular princess," Keel said. "I've never had a lead role in a play before, but (director Ashley) Burrage is wonderful and encouraged me every step of the way."
To play the famously bookish Disney princess, Keel began "channeling her inner Belle," and discovered something about herself.
"I'm learning that we are a lot more alike than I had thought," she said. "She's a small-town girl who doesn't quite fit in with the people around her all of the time, but sees hope in everything. She can't wait to get out there and experience new and exciting things, and I can relate to that a lot still being new to the Anniston community. I moved to Donoho my junior year."
Tasked with playing the Beast is 18-year-old Richard Bateman, who describes himself as a "large person." It's an iconic role that's proving to be quite an undertaking given the heat of the costume and the heavy makeup he's asked to wear — but it's been worth it, he said.
"The costume originally seemed to be quite the ordeal," said Bateman. "It's not exactly comfortable temperature-wise and the immense volume of makeup is quite a pain to wear. However, when I first looked in the mirror, I realized that this elaborate costuming could help me get into the role of the Beast character. In a strange way, it is a bit of an inspiration in itself."
Like his leading lady, Bateman has found a bit of himself in the much-maligned Beast.
"I know what it feels like to not have people see you as you are below the surface, and the relief that comes when you begin to let go of bitterness to become the person you were intended to be," he said. "I have a lot of passion for the part and I hope to use it to augment the stellar cast and plot of the show."
Beyond mere audience expectations, "Beauty and the Beast" is proving to be a challenge requiring the work of nearly the entire school.
"The whole school has really come together for this production — athletes coming in sweaty from practice to sing and transform into their roles, students who have never been a part of the play painting the set and helping glue and sew costume stuff together. Almost one-third of our entire school is involved," Burrage said. "Really cool to see everyone coming together to help out."
As with previous productions, 10 percent of the proceeds will go to 10eighteen.org, which pays for food, lodging and education for an entire year at the Ray of Hope School in Uganda. With proceeds and donations, Donoho has sent seven children to school so far.
"Being able to help others by doing something that I absolutely love is a rare opportunity that I am blessed to have," said Keel. "(Burrage and Donoho) go above and beyond to make our productions as successful as possible and I am so blessed to say that I am a part of that team."
WHAT: The Donoho School presents Disney's "Beauty and the Beast"
WHEN: Friday and Saturday, 7 p.m.
WHERE: Anniston Performing Arts Center, Anniston High School
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At this time of year, there's a fair chance that any lifestyle magazine you pick up will be advertising a "miracle" detox diet or two. It is not a surprise that many people are interested in them as they seem to promise the Earth, but as the old saying goes, "if something seems too good to be true, it probably is".
What is a detox diet, and how do they claim to work?
The idea behind a detox diet is to remove toxins from the body. The diets themselves can range from using certain drinks to removing certain types of food from your diet completely, such as alcohol, caffeine or fast foods. They may also involve fasting or taking supplements.
Detox diets can seem to work at first, but this is largely due to water loss and you are likely to gain weight again once you return to your old eating habits. Cutting out some foods can be problematic as it can slow your metabolism, which can also lead to weight gain once you return to your normal diet. It is also worth pointing out that detox diets aren't scientifically proven to clean out unwanted toxins, or to assist in losing weight. Indeed, if there were as many unhealthy toxins in our body as some detox diets suggest, chances are we would already be extremely unwell.
Instead it is advisable to eat a healthy diet, which will ensure you feel well. Fresh foods should be chosen over processed products where possible, and you should include lots of fruit and vegetables, whole grains and lean sources of protein.
Why choose a healthy diet instead?
There are a number of health benefits you can achieve by eating healthily. These include maintaining a healthy body weight, and avoiding some long-term diseases, such as heart disease, stroke and diabetes. If you do pick up an illness, one of the best ways to help the body overcome it is by eating healthy foods. A healthy diet can also reduce the risk of developing a range of cancers.
Our bodies all need energy to function normally, and getting the right nutrients will help you make the most of these health benefits. Ensuring we get the right balance of carbohydrates, fats, proteins, vitamins, minerals and fluids is the way to do this.
Eating the right foods
One of the key parts to a healthy diet is eating plenty of starchy foods, such as bread, potatoes, rice and pasta. These should provide the bulk of your meals, ideally covering at least a third of your plate. Wholegrain options are better where possible as they also add fibre, which keeps you feeling fuller for longer. However, you should still be careful not to have portions which are too large, as eating too many calories, whether they are carbohydrates, sugar, fat or protein, can still lead to weight gain.
It is also important that you don't cut fat out of your diet altogether, as it helps to keep you feeling satisfied and can prevent over-eating. Instead of eating saturated fat however you should eat a selection of heart-healthy monounsaturated and polyunsaturated fats, found in many nuts, olive and canola oils and avocado.
You should also eat at least five portions of fruit and vegetables a day. Fruit and vegetables are filling but contain low numbers of calories, which is a double benefit. An average portion is roughly a handful, or around 80 g. It may be a large fruit such as an apple, or two satsumas or other smaller fruits. Fruit and vegetables contain high amounts of fibre, which helps to regulate our bowels and keep them healthy, as well as a wide range of vitamins essential for good health.
Dairy products are also important, although you should look for low-fat versions. Milk and cheese provide vital calcium which is needed for strong bones and teeth. You should aim to get three servings of this food group a day. One serving could be 200 ml of milk, a small yoghurt or 30 g of cheese.
You should also consume lean sources of protein, such as lean cuts of meats, fish, low-fat dairy products, quinoa, soy products, Quorn products, rice, beans, nuts and seeds.
Many of us eat more sugar than we should, so limiting how much we eat is good for both avoiding weight gain and good dental care. Ideally you should avoid adding sugar to drinks and cutting back sugar in recipes. You should also try sugar-free drinks or swapping for water.
Speaking of water, you should try to drink at least eight glasses a day, which will keep you hydrated and replace any lost fluid during the course of the day.
Most of us also eat too much salt, which can increase blood pressure and lead to an increased risk of a heart attack or stroke. We shouldn't eat more than 6 g of salt a day, so if you currently have a taste for salty foods, try and gradually reduce your intake and avoid high-salt foods. Swapping salt seasoning for herbs and spices is a good way to start.
Finally, you should keep your alcohol intake to healthy limits, which is three to four units per day for men and two to three units per day for women. You should also try to avoid alcohol altogether for at least two days a week.


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ESP8266 is a new SOC(System On Chip) WiFi module from Espressif that works in similar way to modems, it's controlled by AT commands through serial port.
Well, it's actually more than that. You can write your own custom software that runs on this small, yet powerful device. It's like arduino that has more power, WiFi buil't in but only few pinouts(unless you use other versions which are pretty hard to run without proper soldering training)
There's esp8266 wiki that describes how to prepare build environment but its Linux only, so I decided to write small tutorial on how to do that on Windows.
1. Download cygwin installer and run it [Exe]
Install it to c:\cygwin\
Select make when asked for which packages you want to install:
2. Install Python 2.7 from https://www.python.org/
3. Install git [Optional, would be easier to do further steps, add git.exe to your PATH.
4. Create folder for your esp development
Keep your 8266 stuff in one place, including toolchain, compiler and projects, create folder C:\Projects\esp8266
5. Download compiled toolchain
Google drive: https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=0BzWyTGWIwcYQendHbWlsNUZpX0E&usp=drive_web#list\
Downoad: xtensa-lx106-elf-141114.7z
Extract it to "C:\Projects\esp8266\xtensa-lx106-elf", you need to have 7zip handling software to unpack this file.
Its made by mobyfab from esp8266.com
These are apperently x64 binaries so no hope for you if you are using 32 bit machine.
6. Download SDK (esp_iot_sdk_v0.9.2_14_10_24.zip)
from official Espressif forum
and extract it to c:\esp8266\esp_iot_sdk_v0.9.2\
7. Download helper files from my repository https://github.com/toomasz/esp8266_stuff
and extract them to c:\Projects\esp8266\esp8266_stuff
8. Edit file C:\Projects\esp8266\esp8266_stuff\espmake.sh
and change variables so they reflect your buildsystem(you don't have to do it if you used same folders as mine):
TOOLCHAIN=c:/Projects/esp8266/tools/xtensa-lx106-elf/bin SDK=c:/Projects/esp8266/Espressif/ESP8266_SDK INCDIR='-Iinclude' ESPTOOL=/bin/esptool
9. Download esptool.exe
and put it into C:/Cygwin/bin
10. Add C:\Projects\esp8266\esp8266_stuff and python to your PATH variable
I recommend using some tool for editing PATH variable, for example rapid environment editor.
11. Download missing libwinpthread-1.dll that in neccesary to run compiler.
Download it from: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B-lM6D5uRWgBWnN1akVmOHZNSkU/view?usp=sharing
Sorry to exe link to my google account but I don't remember where I downloaded this one and it seems like the only libwinpthread-1.dll one that works, dll-files.com one doesn't work.
Put it to: c:\Projects\esp8266\esp8266_stuff\
12. Try to compile example project
Download AT Example from Espressif: AT Example
And put it to c:\Projects\esp8266\projects\at\
Replace 'retarded' Makefile with this one https://gist.github.com/fpoussin/73e3bf45846bec1e5a08/download#
Now close all programs on your computer(as a precaution regarding PATH variable).
And edit new makefile, add upgrade upgrade_ssl to libs:
# libraries used in this project, mainly provided by the SDK LIBS = c gcc hal phy net80211 lwip wpa main upgrade upgrade_ssl
If your esp8266 directory looks like below, try to compile sample project:
Run cmd, Cd to C:\Projects\esp8266\projects\at and run espmake -B
If you see the following, you are good to go
espmake.bat uses same arguments as make, so you can call for example make -B to rebuild.


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Dear Mike Penning,I might be misinformed, but it seems you are no great fan of cyclists. You count the number who run red lights on your way to work, I have seen it reported.
Cyclists running red lights is bad form, I know, Minister, but some cyclists run red lights because that is one way of avoiding lorries.
Of course, lorries are supposed to stay out of cycle lanes and the green boxes with cycles painted on them near junctions. Those boxes are there to ensure cyclists can get away before HGVs get started when the lights turn green. The trouble is that HGV drivers don't always stay out of them as they should. Like the driver of a tanker who hit me when he was turning left.
I should say, Mr Penning, I am also a motorist – or at least I was before I was seriously disabled by that tanker. And I can tell you that, as a motorist in London, the thing I'm afraid of is other motorists, not cyclists. That is because other motorists can hurt me even when I'm in a car. And when I'm on a bike, they can kill me.
Cyclists are uniquely vulnerable. Maybe some cycle badly. But they seem to attract far more opprobrium from people like you than motorists who drive badly. The practice of blaming the victim is rather repellent, don't you think?
As Minister for road safety, you ought to be looking at ways to make roads safer. One thing might be to impose tougher penalties on motorists who ignore cycle paths and stop boxes. Another might be to force companies operating HGVs to fit sensors to their vehicles so drivers are alerted to the presence of cyclists who they either don't see – or don't look out for. If the driver who hit me had seen me, maybe I wouldn't be writing this. I'd be in Kensington writing business news rather than working from a home I'm basically confined to on account of my legs being wrecked.
Sensors cost £500 per lorry. I know you're keen on cutting regulation to make life easier and less costly for business. The economy's in a bit of a state. I'm a business journalist. I get it. But look at it this way. If the prospect of saving other families from the agony that mine has been through (and thousands of others), please think about this: the costs of the sensors ought to be offset by a reduction in insurance costs. Every road death costs nearly £2m in terms of hospital costs, rehab, police time, not to mention all the resultant criminal and civil claims, according to the charity Road Peace, using figures from your Department of Transport. So why not act? You might save some lives. And if that doesn't excite you, you'd certainly save some money. How about it?
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SCO Reveals Linux User Target: AutoZone
SCO files suit against AutoZone for "alleged violations of SCO's Unix copyrights through its use of Linux."The other shoe finally dropped in The SCO Groups threatened lawsuits against Linux users. Wednesday the Lindon, Utah, company filed suit against auto parts retailer AutoZone Inc. for "alleged violations of SCOs UNIX copyrights through its use of Linux," according to a company release. SCOs suit, filed in the U.S. District Court in Nevada, alleges that "AutoZone violated SCOs UNIX copyrights by running versions of the Linux operating system that contain code, structure, sequence and/or organization from SCOs proprietary UNIX System V code in violation of SCOs copyrights." SCO is requesting an injunction against Memphis, Tenn.-based AutoZones continued use of SCOs "copyrighted materials."
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LINCOLN CITY – The Lincoln Amphitheatre is seeking volunteers for its 2017 performance series.
Roles and responsibilities could vary from show to show, but primary areas the venue needs assistance are as ticket scanners, ushers, and concession workers.
For their efforts, selected volunteers will receive a Lincoln Amphitheatre staff shirt, as well as free and discounted ticketing opportunities to all 2017 performances.
Lee Hamilton
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With so much turmoil in Washington and around the country these days, it's easy to get caught up in the crises of the moment. These are, indeed, worth our attention – but so are longer-running developments that threaten the health of our representative democracy. I want to lay them out in one place, so that the most serious problems confronting our system don't slip from our attention.
The IHSAA won't officially announce what class each school will be in for class sports the next two years until May 1.
But Monday it did release the enrollment figures those classes will be based on. And several area schools may be on edge until those decisions are announced because they are obviously close to the dividing line between classes.
Tell City's enrollment is up from 389 two years ago to 421 now, so it's almost a lock to go back to Class 2A in football after being in Class A for that sport the last two years.
TELL CITY—At the end of the year, the riders and owners of horses at NRG Farm celebrated a very successful show season.
They performed at shows in Indianapolis, Springfield, Ohio, Owensboro, Ky., Elizabethtown, Ky., and Priceville, Ala.
David Teague, a senior competing in the 132-pound weight class, was Tell City's best wrestler this season.
He was the only one to qualify for the regional and semistate and had compiled a 23-8 record before Saturday's semistate.
Meanwhile Tell City had to have freshmen fill the 220- and 285-pound weight classes, which are generally dominated by seniors, and had no one to put in the 195-pound class.
So maybe the Marksmen should have moved Teague up to one of those weight classes.
By MIKE SPRAGUE
Sports Correspondent
PETERSBURG—Tell City's seven turnovers in the third quarter led to easy baskets in a 62-45 PAC boys PAC basketball loss to Pike Central in Friday.
The Marksmen made four three-pointers in the first quarter. Braeden Beard hit two and Tretter Lyons and Trent Arnold each added one to put Tell City ahead 18-15 at the end of the quarter.
Spencer Fest made a three-pointer putting the Marksmen ahead 21-19 with 6:17 left in the second quarter.
By LARRY GOFFINET
Sports Editor
LEOPOLD—Perry Central built a 17-point lead with hot field-goal shooting and held on to beat Northeast Dubois 61-56 in boys basketball Friday.
The Commodores hit 54.5 percent from the field, including 59.0 percent from two-point range.
That helped them build a 17-point lead twice, the last time at 40-23 on a rebound basket by Adam Dauby with less than six minutes left in the third quarter.
They still led by 11 after Levi Hubert hit 1 of 2 free throws with 19 seconds left in that quarter.
Stuart Cassidy
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Pessimism and politics; there may be no dirtier words in the English language – aside from dropping a four-letter profanity in front of your grandma during Christmas dinner. And the indignance of the current discussions that encompass the political domain, as it is reported in pop news sources, is probably at a new all-time low, considering the sham and shame of the hoax-media coda.
Vince Luecke
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It was good to see Vice President and former Indiana Gov. Mike Pence taking part in the recent March for Life in Washington, D.C. He has been solidly pro-life his entire political career and while I did not agree with all of his decisions while governor, his steady support for life issues earned our appreciation.
U.S. presidents have addressed the crowd before, but by telephone. Pence was there in person, as was presidential adviser Kellyanne Conway.
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I'll be there at 8am-ish. People are welcome to start showing up at 830 or so. I'd think peak time would be 12 to 4 or so.
Also, just got my tax return. Can't decide if I want to spend it on my Emotiva mono blocks for my upcoming MMGs...or a pair of W3000ANVs. First world problems. Either way, some of it is going to more vinyl.


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Weaver gives up a career-high nine runs
The numbers were staggering, but it wasn't just numbers that had jaws agape at Angel Stadium on Friday night.
It was a sense of shock that the season might be slipping away. Because if Jered Weaver is beatable, the Angels are very vulnerable.
Weaver gave up a career-high nine runs against the Tampa Bay Rays, leaving in the fourth inning without getting anyone out.
Weaver allowed eight hits, two of them homers. He's allowed four homers in his last two starts, both at home, after surrendering only three in his previous nine home starts this season.
Weaver's ERA ballooned from 2.22 to 2.74, throwing his Cy Young-caliber season in doubt.
As he did in his last start, Sunday against the Mariners, Weaver gave up a home run early. This time it was the second batter of the game, B.J. Upton, homering for a second straight night, on a first-pitch fastball to make it 1-0. In the second inning, Ben Zobrist, who also homered in Thursday night's 7-0 victory, homered on a 2-2 fastball to make it 2-0.
Those homers, for a guy who had won nine starts in a row from June 20 to Aug. 6 before losing to the Mariners last Sunday, were stunning enough. The way Weaver unraveled in the fourth inning Friday night was nothing short of remarkable.
The Rays began with a leadoff single by Evan Longoria, then drew two straight walks. Then came four straight hits -- three singles and a double -- that padded the Rays' lead to 7-1. LaTroy Hawkins came in, still with no outs, and gave up a two-run single, with both runs charged to Weaver.
Weaver, with 198 career starts, had given up eight runs in a game before (four times), but never nine.
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Nuclear weapons testing in the 1950s and 1960s may at last have a silver lining, because researchers can now measure radiocarbon levels to tell when animals (including humans) were born and when they died, critical information in helping to track poachers of elephants, hippos, rhinos and other wildlife.
The technique, outlined in the latest issue of the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, measures radiocarbon-14 deposited in tissue, such as horns, hooves, nails, tusks, hair and teeth. It then uses that information to determine the animal's birth and death data.
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The testing method could help curb the illegal ivory trade, which is wiping African elephants off the planet.
"Ivory seizures and illegal trade of animals is on the scale of many billions of dollars each year," senior author Thure Cerling, a University of Utah geochemist, told Discovery News. "Where did this material come from? Is it from recently poached animals? Is it from some government stockpile? These are important questions that can serve as a starting point for further investigative work."
Cerling explained that all animals living today, including humans, have radiocarbon-14 from the bomb testing present in our tissue.
The radiation goes into the environment, into the food chain and then into us. Cerling and his team compare radiocarbon levels in tissues against the fluctuating "bomb curve" of radiocarbon in the atmosphere, pinpointing when the tissues formed and, in some cases, when the animal died.
Radiation from past nuclear bomb testing has been diminishing, so the new testing technique will work until carbon 14 isotopes in the air match background levels about 15 years from now.
Lead author Kevin Uno, a researcher at Columbia University's Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory, told Discovery News that the new testing method provides "a valuable tool to help stem poaching and also illegal trade further up the ladder."
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"I would also add that there is no price that can be put on the loss of elephants," Uno said. "It sounds a bit dire, but at the current poaching rates -- 25,000 to 30,000 elephants per year -- some of the smaller forest elephant populations are in real trouble. Elephants are a keystone species in many ecosystems, so their absence in an ecosystem would have many cascading effects."
The same holds true for rhinos, hippos and many other animals frequently targeted by poachers.
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Co-author George Wittemyer said that a three-pronged combative approach is needed: "focusing on in-situ anti-poaching, tackling the demand side in some way that effectively diminishes the ultimate driver of the trend and disrupting the criminalized illegal trade networks."
The new nuke-based testing technique costs about $500 per sample.
"Each analysis is an investment in discovering the truth about a given case," said co-author Daniel Fisher of the University of Michigan, with the weight of evidence making it easier for authorities to prosecute people involved in the illegal trade -- the poachers, middlemen and sellers.
Previously, Samuel Wasser, director of the Center for Conservation Biology, formulated another testing method based on DNA evidence. DNA from elephant dung, when matched against DNA from a piece of seized ivory, can tell authorities where the ivory originated.
Wasser and the other researchers pointed out that poachers have become quite clever, by doing things such as changing business names rapidly over the Internet and carving off the tusk's base, which is optimal for scientific testing.
"There were an estimated 46.5 tons of ivory seized in 2011, with even higher numbers suspected in 2012," Wasser told Discovery News. "That suggests that close to 50,000 elephants were killed to provide the ivory seized in 2011. With a total population of 400,000 elephants, this is a very serious situation."


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Wow. Some of u have WAY to much time on ur hands trying to prove everything is photo shopped.
Seriously, if you have time to save a photo to photoshop to inspect it just to tell everybody you think it was photoshopped, you have too much time on your hands. Find something more productive to do!!!
why is everything photo shopped in some peoples eyes?
Because people are that dumb. They have never used Photoshop yet they are instant experts on it.
Salad anyone?
honestly I don't think this photo is real. I think its photoshop from what I can tell. if you look close at the details you can see things that don't make sense. this person was just trying to cuz a stir and it worked.
The head position doesn't seem to match the position of the body. Hard to tell sine the beard covers up any neck!
If you save the photo and take it into Photoshop then zoom in you can see the pixelated area where the leaf was added. You can also see where someone attempted to remove something like underwear or shorts on his left hip just outside the leaf area.
I'm also not convinced the dots on the two smaller children are real either. If you look closely when in Photoshop the pink dot on the middle child's nose is drawn out of line and the hair of the smallest is covered by the pink on her forehead.
I'm convinced that Des is right and it's just a really messed up photo that someone created to cause a stir.
That pixelation around the leaves is usually just from being compressed. This sort of thing happens most in areas of high contrast, such as where the dark (almost black) leaves meet the light (almost white) skin. As for the dot, they look like stickers to me. Couldn't she have put one on her face with some loose hairs in the way?
The main reason photos like this look shopped is because of the flash. Flash makes things look really unnatural.
The man and the blond look exactly alike. I bet he is their dad.
You're right. I can see it.
I see he had to go with some extra foliage down the thigh. *highfive*
This needs backstory! I want to know the context in which this awesome photo can even happen!
Wow… I'm guessing he insisted on having his arms around them… Good to see that one girl keeping a healthy distance, lol… Creepy awkward!
Crazy hippy parents.
Why are the girls labeled "sweet" and "bitter"?
"Hi girls. First off, welcome to your weekly bible study group… and do we ever have a Creation sized treat for you this week. This week we are going to be learning the story of Adam and Eve from the book of Genesis. As you may already have guessed, my crazy uncle Jimmie will be playing the part of Adam. Now who wants to be Eve… anybody?"
Lolol.. those poor little girls. They're definitely giving off a "don't-touch-me" vibe 😀
OMG that photo totally creeps me out!!!! YUCKY
Since my last comment, I have read all the other comments, and I find it very scary that so many people seriousely mean that this photo is terrible and should not be allowed on this site. Come on, it's just funny and what is wrong about nudity. All the Creationists tells us that God created Adam and Eve, so what is wrong.
Supersupersupersuper creeeeeeepy!!! Ugh…
Something new at vacation bible school?
The little one is just "Now that's just my luck!" or something, the middle one is all "let's get outta here NOW!!!" and blondie is like "OMGhe'stouchingmeHEEEEEEEELP!!!!!!!!!"
Love it!!
P.S. Is it just me or does the guy look like Chris Elliott from "Something about Mary"?
Can you bleach your eyeballs?
Damn Hippies!
I wonder what the criteria for the "bitter" and "sweet" tags was
Psst. Hey buddy. Bikini wax night at the museum is next week.
seriously people,"relax & "leaf" the poor guy alone"…
ummmm….something deff wrong with this picture… not okay
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|Vegetable oil
|2 Teaspoon
|Onion slices
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|Julienned carrot strips
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|Dry mustard
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|Dried basil leaves
|1⁄4 Teaspoon
|California bartlett pears
|2 , cored and quartered
|Firm fish fillets
|1 1⁄2 Pound (Such As Sea Bass Haddock /Salmon)
|2 , sliced
|1 , thinly sliced
Heat oil in large nonstick skillet over medium heat until hot.
Add onion and carrots; stir to mix well.
Cover and cook 5 to 10 minutes.
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Toss to coat.
Add fish, pear mixture, tomatoes and lemon to skillet.
Cover; cook 10 minutes or until fish flakes easily with fork.
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Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 1022 Calories from Fat 233
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 27 g41.1%
Saturated Fat 1.5 g7.5%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 450 mg150%
Sodium 719.5 mg30%
Total Carbohydrates 86 g28.7%
Dietary Fiber 21.2 g84.8%
Sugars 46.9 g
Protein 127 g253.5%
Vitamin A 519.5% Vitamin C 175.1%
Calcium 54.4% Iron 15.5%
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Biblia Hebraica Stuttgartensia (BHS) is known to be the definitive edition of the Hebrew Bible. It is widely regarded as a reliable edition of the Hebrew and Aramaic scriptures and is the most widely used original-language edition among scholars.
It is a revision of the third edition of the Biblia Hebraica edited by Rudolf Kittel, the first Bible to be based on the Leningrad Codex. The Leningrad Codex is the oldest complete Hebrew Bible still preserved. It originally appeared in installments, from 1968 to 1976, with the first one-volume edition in 1977; it has since been reprinted many times. The text is a nearly exact copy of the Masoretic Text as recorded in the Leningrad Codex. The Masoretic notes are completely revised.
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Biblia Hebraica Stuttgartensia (BHS) Compact Edition is identical in content to the standard edition (including the critical apparatus in Latin and the foreword in multiple languages); however, its size makes it exceptionally convenient for the student of Hebrew to carry and use. Its portable size in no way compromises the readability of both text and critical apparatus, which retains a bold, clear font.
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All this week, we took a position-by-position look at the New York Giants' offense as it heads into training camp. The week of July 14, we'll do the same with the defense. Today, though, as a Saturday special, we'll take a look at the way the Giants' special teams stack up with a couple of weeks still left before camp.
Kickers: Josh Brown, Brandon McManus
Punter: Steve Weatherford
Long snapper: Zak DeOssie
Kick returners: Quintin Demps, Trindon Holliday, Odell Beckham Jr.
Punt returners: Holliday, Beckham, Rueben Randle, Jerrel Jernigan
Gunners: Zack Bowman, Bennett Jackson, Charles James et al.
Special teams coach Tom Quinn said in June that he saw the placekicker position as a competition between Brown, who was the Giants' kicker last year, and McManus, a rookie out of Temple. That's a battle to watch in camp.
Demps was signed for kickoff returns, but the suspension and release of Will Hill has left the Giants thin at safety, and Demps likely will have to play more there than they originally planned. That could open the door for Holliday or rookie Beckham to get more kick-return chances, assuming they're not afraid to use this year's first-round pick there and expose him to injury that could limit him on offense. David Wilson, who was brilliant as a kick returner in his 2012 rookie season, is unlikely to find himself back in the mix even if he's cleared for contact following neck surgery. Michael Cox, if he makes the team at running back, could factor here as well.
Holliday should be the primary punt returner, though Beckham can likely do the job there too. Randle and Jernigan are holdovers from last year's punt-return unit, which was one of the worst in the league.
Bowman gets mentioned here because his ability to get down the field on special teams is a primary reason the Giants signed him. James and Jackson could use strong performances on the coverage teams in camp as a means of making the team in a crowded field of cornerbacks.
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2 pounds thin green beans cut into 2-inch pieces (4 cups)
1/4 cup olive oil
2 tablespoons sherry vinegar
2 teaspoons Dijon mustard
1/4 teaspoon salt
1/2 pound cherry tomatoes, halved (2 cups)
2 ounces fresh goat cheese, crumbled
Freshly ground black pepper
In a large saucepan of lightly salted boiling water, cook the green beans uncovered for 7 to 9 minutes or until tender. Drain and rinse in cold water. In a small bowl, whisk together the olive oil, vinegar, mustard, and salt. Pour the dressing over the green beans and toss well. Fold in the tomatoes and goat cheese, then add pepper to taste.
To make up to 2 days ahead, prepare and store separately in the refrigerator: green beans, dressing, tomatoes, and cheese. Combine up to 3 hours before serving.
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Nutritional Information
Calcium 64 mg
Calories 124
Caloriesfromfat 1 %
Carbohydrate 10 g
Cholesterol 3 mg
Fat 9 g
Fiber 4 g
Iron 1 mg
Protein 4 mg
Satfat 2 g
Sodium 133 mg


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MILWAUKEE -- The Milwaukee Brewers played small ball in a big way Wednesday.
Playing for one run in the first, they ended up with five. Gary Glover bounced back from the worst outing of his career as the Brewers completed a three-game sweep of the Colorado Rockies with an 11-1 rout paced by Bill Hall's four RBI.
Coming off a 7-1 loss at Minnesota on Friday night in which he lasted just 1 1/3 innings, Glover (3-3) won for the first time since April 29 against Cincinnati. He gave up an unearned run and three hits in six innings, striking out six and walking one.
But it still might not be enough to keep him from going to the bullpen. Ace Ben Sheets is preparing to return to the rotation after more than a month on the DL with a viral infection, and Wes Obermueller has pitched so well in his place that Glover might just be the odd man out.
"With the way I've pitched, I'm not going to lie, yeah, it entered my mind to pitch good to give them a reason to keep me here," Glover said. "I love being here."
The Brewers won't make a decision until this weekend. Sheets is expected to face Houston on Saturday after experiencing no disorientation while throwing in the bullpen before Wednesday's game.
"I'm ready," Sheets said. "I told them I was ready two weeks ago and then I turned and walked into a wall."
Colorado right-hander Jamey Wright (2-5), who pitched for the Brewers from 2000-02, should have felt right at home at Miller Park, where his 29 starts and 10 wins rank second behind Sheets. But he was tagged for eight earned runs and eight hits in three-plus innings, including five runs and five extra-base hits in the first inning alone.
Brady Clark led off with a double and after moving to third on Jeff Cirillo's sacrifice bunt, scored on Geoff Jenkins' groundout.
"That was baseball at its best," Clark said. "That's execution."
And that was just the beginning of a long day for the Rockies, who lost for the 29th time in their last 33 road games dating to last season.
Carlos Lee followed with his 11th homer, and Lyle Overbay, Hall and J.J. Hardy all doubled before Chad Moeller's RBI single capped the big inning, in which Wright threw 33 pitches.
"Everybody had a great day," Milwaukee manager Ned Yost said. "You know it started out, Brady gets the double and then you play fundamental baseball. Cirillo bunts him over and you're playing for one run there and the next thing you know you get five.
"It just shows you when you play the game right, good things happen."
Colorado scored its run in the fourth when Aaron Miles was plunked, took second on a wild pitch and came across when Overbay booted Brad Hawpe's groundball at first. But Hawpe made the third out when he couldn't avoid Matt Holliday's line drive on his way to second base moments later.
Milwaukee scored three runs in its half, including RBI singles by Cirillo and Lee. Cirillo's hit scored Clark, who was hit by a pitch, stole second and took third on catcher Todd Greene's throwing error.
Hall made it 11-1 in the sixth with a three-run homer off Blaine Neal. Needing a triple for the cycle, he struck out in the eighth.
Hall and Cirillo replaced infielders Junior Spivey and Russell Branyan, respectively, in the lineup more than a week ago and have proven a boon both offensively and defensively.
"As much as you're trying to find ways to keep them in, you're trying to find ways to get the other guys going, too," Yost said. "It's a fine line that you walk: You've got to keep the guys that are going going, but you've got to get the guys that aren't going going, too."
Nothing is going right for the Rockies, who were swept on the road for the fifth time.
"I don't think we can go any further down than where we're at as a team," said Colorado bench coach Jamie Quirk. "We have hit rock bottom. Sometimes you have to do that before you can climb out."
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Last edited by Boki_Srb; 28th June 2016 at 09:45.
]. Use "iGO_Basar" for folder name.
Search forum for "iGO_Israel_126.96.36.1993974_sys_not_changed-dj4.apk". Use that apk for Primo.
I've tested today and both works fine.
I downloaded and install the pack and I'm not able to function radar warnings and TTS voices. Someone can help me? What do i wrong? I want to work Nextgen and tts voices in Spanish. My vocalizer in the phone is the VocalizerEX. Please help. Thanks
Last edited by jbuelga; 1st July 2016 at 19:44.
Make sure you have speedcam .txt files for your country in path:
iGO_Basar\content\speedcam\here you must have speedcam .txt files
if you don't have download and copy this:
[Only registered and activated users can see links. ]
Probably voice you are using don't have the right translation inside...
if you like to hear announcment speedcam see here:
[Only registered and activated users can see links. ]
Thanks, it works but whit tts voices the nextgen is somewhat slower. How con I make for speedcam announces only whit a sound? Thanks


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