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OKLAHOMA CITY -- The premise presented to the 7-footer who shoots it better than any other 7-footer ever has is that no one else on the NBA map could possibly have a better grasp of how it feels to be Kevin Durant these days.
Who better to size up the long-limbed bomber lighting up the 2012 playoffs than the greatest singular (and similarly built) force of the 2011 postseason?
Dirk Nowitzki listened to that suggestion and just laughed.
For all that these lanky Southwest scoring machines purportedly have in common, given their size and the mere three-hour drive that separates Dallas and Oklahoma City, Nowitzki knows the truth and isn't afraid to say it out loud.
"KD," Nowitzki says, "is way ahead of my curve."
Since the defending champs were broomed out of the first round by Durant's rolling Thunder, exiting the playoffs faster than any other team, Nowitzki admits that he hasn't missed a dribble of Oklahoma City's ride to its first NBA Finals, except for the time bad weather knocked out his satellite during OKC's Game 6 clincher over San Antonio. When the Thunder are on -- avenging a 2010 first-round exit to Kobe Bryant's Los Angeles Lakers in a mere five games or letting the shell-shocked Spurs run their winning streak to an eye-popping 20 before sticking them with four straight L's -- Dirk doesn't leave the couch.
He wants to track precisely how much higher Durant is nudging the bar for supersized shooters that Bob McAdoo set and Larry Bird raised.
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Are they electricity vampires or sippers? Here's what's worth worrying about and what's not.
We all get anxious when the battery levels on our phones and laptops and iPads get low. Dead batteries can lead to depression and withdrawal symptoms. The longest seconds are those that pass between the time I plug in my iPhone charger and when the white icon finally appears on the screen as the device starts to boot up.
Do you get sheepish about "borrowing" electricity from random people in random places to recharge your phones or laptop? Do you worry about how much electricity you're freeloading?
You shouldn't.
Pop quiz: how much electricity (to the closest 10 kilowatt-hour) does it take to power your iPhone or Android for a year? 1 kWh? 10 kWh? Or 100 kwh? The answer: 1 kWh.
This is the amount of electricity you'd need to power ten 100-watt incandescent lightbulbs for an hour. Far from anything worth being sheepish over, 1 kwh costs about 12 cents.
To be specific, your iPhone battery holds a charge of 1,440 mAh, or about 5.45 watt hours. If you fully drained and recharged your phone everyday, then over the course of a year you would have to feed it about 2,000 watt hours, or 2kWh. At an average price of 12 cents that means that your phone uses about one quarter's worth of electricity per year. As for your iPad, keeping it fed costs just $1.36 a year, according to the Electric Power Research Institute. Your average laptop, with its far bigger screen, uses about 72 kWh, costing some $8 a year.
That's right, you can run your phone, iPad and laptop for a whole year for about $10 -- less than the cost of three gallons of gasoline.
So don't worry about plugging in that charger and bumming a little juice. Don't worry about the ongoing carbon footprint of your electronics devices. Ignore the worryworts who try to make the case that your phone uses the electricity of two refrigerators if you add up all the processing power going on in the cloud. That's been thoroughly disproven.
Instead, if you want to reduce your electricity (and overall energy) use, better to think holistically about the entire scope and scale of your energy diet rather than the tiny loads being sipped by your favorite toys.
As Michael Bluejay (who goes by the nickname Mr. Electricity) says: "Obsessing about whether it's better to boil a cup of water on an electric burner or in a microwave, or whether you wear out your lights quicker by turning them off rathr than keeping them on, is a waste of time and misses the point. Such trivia won't make a dime's worth of difference in your electric bill. It's the bigger things that matter."
The good news is that the big energy suckers in the your home -- air conditioner, refrigerator, clothes washer, and even lightbulbs -- have become far more efficient. Compared with 1980 models, clothes washers now use 70% less electricity. New LED lightbulbs use 80% less. Refrigerators use 60% less.
Find out what's happened to the oil industry--and where it's headed next.
Even gaming systems have seen dramatic improvements. Early iterations of 's Playstation and 's Xbox drew 150 watts when in play mode. Now they're down to less than 100 watts -- costing about $40 a year, depending on how much you play. That's about as much as a big-screen plasma TV at $42. Your cable box with DVR averages about 230 kWh per year, for about $28.
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More than eight in 10 U.S. adults followed news reports on Hurricane Irene, with six in 10 saying the level of coverage was appropriate, according to a poll by Rasmussen Reports. "Most Americans still get their weather news from local television despite the variety of news sources available these days," the firm noted.
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Walking tours
Free daily walking tours
Introduction to the Gardens
Tours leave at 11am and 1.30pm, with an additional tour at 2.30pm between May and August, from the information desk at Victoria Gate Plaza. Each guide presents their own tour, taking in the highlights of the season, exploring the exotic plants in the glasshouses and explaining the history and work of Kew. On this tour Kew Guides will introduce you to the history and role of Kew, the scientific work that goes on behind the scenes, seasonal highlights, and at least one great glasshouse.
Themed tours
Tours leave at 12 noon or 2pm from the information desk at Victoria Gate Plaza. Our guides offer a variety of fascinating themes including Spring into Life—a walk through spring bulbs, Fascinating Flowers—how flowers attract pollinators, and Kew in Wartime—how Kew staff contributed to the war effort during two World Wars.
These tours last approximately one hour and are for individual/casual visitors to the Gardens. There is a limit of 15 people per tour and places are allocated on a first-come, first-served basis. Please register with the guide 15 minutes before the tour departs.
Meet the experts tours
Every Tuesday throughout the year at 11.30am we'll be holding a Meet the experts guided tour. The tour will feature a different plant or fungus each month and you'll go behind the scenes and talk to Kew staff about their work. You'll find out interesting facts about the featured plant or fungus, including why it's grown at Kew and how it's used and cared for. You'll see artefacts from our collections, as well as seeing science in action in our Jodrell Laboratory.
Find out more about the Meet the experts tours
Group walking tours
If you are a group of adults you may wish to pre-book a guided walking tour, taking in the highlights of the season and exploring the history, glasshouses and work of Kew. Choose from a general tour which takes in the highlights of the season or a themed tour on a specialist topic.
Pre-booked group tours normally start from the Guides Desk at Victoria Plaza, however other meeting points can be arranged if required. Tours are given in English although we can offer general tours in French, Gujarati, Hindi, Italian, German and British Sign Language depending on availability.
The cost is £60 per guide (this does not include your entry to the Gardens). Each guide can take up to 15 people. Groups of more than 15 must book more than one guide. Smaller groups are also accepted but the cost remains £60.
Tours take approximately one hour and may be booked from 10am every day throughout the year except Christmas Eve and Christmas Day (24 and 25 December) when the Gardens are closed. Please note that no refunds can be given once booked.
Please complete and return the Guided walking tour booking form 2017 by the tenth day of the month prior to your visit. For example, return the form by 10 June for a July visit. Tours booked after this time depend upon guide availability. If uncertain of the final numbers in your party, you may provide an estimate.
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You will be sent a formal confirmation with the name(s) of the guide(s) towards the end of the month prior to your tour. You will need to bring this with you to present to the guide(s).
Late arrival and cancellation
Important: guides are requested to wait up to 30 minutes for their groups, although they are not obliged to do so. If your group is running late, please call the Kew Information Desk on 020 8332 5697 and ask them to inform the guide(s). If your group arrives late and the guide has gone, we cannot refund the cost of the tour(s), nor can we offer refunds for tour cancellations once the booking has been processed.
Tours for individuals
From time-to-time, we offer themed tours for individuals. Please call our Tour Booking Line on 020 8332 5604 or email@example.com when you see them advertised.
Discovery Programme Tours
Our Discovery Programme provides tours designed for visitors with additional needs (such as limited mobility, learning disability and sensory loss).
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There used to be a well-established route by which famous people who had fallen from grace would re-assimilate themselves into society.
Expressions of humility, an admission of guilt, a period of introspection during which the gaze of the public would be averted, and maybe some charity work, or even a religious conversion.
Lord Black of Crossharbour, however, has chosen a different method to regain the pre-eminence he had before he was sent to the clink for three years for stealing his shareholders' money.
He has written a book about the terrible miscarriage of justice he has suffered, he has been interviewed by a succession of (female) journalists and, on Friday night, will appear on Have I Got News For You.
At a time when the BBC's reputation and integrity is under serious scrutiny, it is reasonable to ask whether it should be giving an opportunity for a convicted criminal to publicise his book, launder his reputation and earn a few quid.
It will make for good television: Messrs Hislop and Merton have been nasty about Conrad Black in his absence, so it will be interesting to see how far they go when confronted in person by a man who has a considerable physical presence. That's not to accuse them of ever failing in their duty to puncture pomposity – witness their demolition of Piers Morgan all those years ago – but Lord Black is a big beast, in every sense.
The disgraced, the defrocked and the denounced have all made their way through the HIGNFY studio on the road to redemption, and the man who was latterly Prisoner No. 18330-424 in the American correctional system claims that, given he has no reason to display any penitence, his only purpose in going on the show is to flog some books.
"I am totally flabbergasted at the absurdly over-scrutinised nature of this," he said at the weekend. "I'm only going on because I am trying to sell the book. I wouldn't cross the street to appear on it if I wasn't."
It is fair to say that Lord Black, the Canadian ex-jailbird who will be returning to his seat in the House of Lords at some stage next year, is unlikely be burdened by contrition during his performance. He is appealing against the two charges that remain on his record – 15 of the 17 counts have been overturned – and, judging by the pronouncements since he was liberated, he's not going to pull his punches.
He's called Rupert Murdoch "a psychopath", has warned his biographer Tom Bower that "he will take the fillings out of his teeth and the roof off his house" in a legal battle, and he's described the British press as "the lowest mutation of human life".
Let's just hope that, in the midst of one of his self-justificatory perorations, the HIGNFY producers haved cued up the CCTV film of His Lordship removing boxes of evidence from his office. I am as enthusiastic as anyone about rehabilitating a sinner who repents, but I can't help feeling queasy about this shamelessly manipulative attempt to play the public.
There's a fraud at the heart of it, in more ways then one.
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with these and other functions you should be able to implement it directly into your query and reduce the amount of data returned from your database server.


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The government informed the Supreme Court, Monday, that Jews living in Hevron's Beit Ezra will be evicted by April 24th. Responding to an Arab petition, the state also wrote that a decision about the use of stores on the site for the benefit of the Jewish community will be made by the time of the eviction.
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Paul Walker Videos
Court documents allege Porsche hid evidence in Paul Walker deadly crash
The "GMA" team of insiders analyzes some of the biggest stories trending this morning.
Mourning Carrie Fisher With Pizza
ABC News' Charli James and Michael Rothman are at Champion Pizza, which is doling out free slices for customers dressed up as "Star Wars" characters.
First Lady Michelle Obama Graces Cover of InStyle Magazine
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Presidents Face Off Over Syria
President Obama and Russian President Vladimir Putin sat down privately at the U.N. for their first formal meeting in two years.
Facebook May Soon Feature a 'Dislike' Button
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Britten: War Requiem / Shafer, Washington Chorus, et al
2 CD / Gothic Records / 2009-01-01Works: Benjamin Britten: War Requiem, Op. 66
Performers: Clement, Richard; Goerke, Christine; Stilwell, Richard
Conductors: Shafer, Robert
Ensemble: Maryland Boy Choir
Britten's 'War Requiem' is a setting of the traditional Requiem text and also contains settings of the verses of World War I poet Wilfred Owen...continue...
American Maestros - Classical Selections
2 CD / Telarc / 2008-09-05Works: Aaron Copland: Rodeo; Gustav Holst: Suite for Military Band no 1 in E flat major, Op. 28 no 1; Ralph Vaughan Williams: Fantasia on a theme by Thomas Tallis; Symphony no 1 "A sea symphony"; Paul Hinde...
Performers: Christiansen, Clay; Dumm, Thomas; Elliott, Richard [Organ]; Goerke, Christine; Korman, John; Leech, Richard; Longhurst, John; McNair, Sylvia [Soprano Vocals]; Polegato, Brett; Sant'Ambrogio, John; Sc...
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Ensemble: ; Atlanta Symphony Orchestra; Boston Baroque; Cincinnati Pops Orchestra; Cleveland Orchestra; Cleveland Symphonic Winds; Dallas Symphony Orchestra; St. Louis Symphony Orchestra; St. Michael's Chorus
Appear & Inspire / Robert Shaw, Robert Shaw Festival Singers
1 CD / Telarc / 2008-09-05Works: Benjamin Britten: Hymn to St Cecilia, Op. 27; Claude Debussy: Chansons de Charles d'Orléans (3), song cycle for chorus, L. 92; Maurice Ravel: Trois chansons, for chorus (or voice & piano); Franc...
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Sacred - Great Sacred Music for Orchestra & Chorus
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Conductors: Shaw, Robert; Jessop, Craig D.
Brahms: Liebeslieder Waltzes, Evening Songs / Robert Shaw
1 CD / Telarc / 2006-02-28Works: Johannes Brahms: Liebeslieder Waltzes (18), Op. 52; Neue Liebeslieder waltzes, (15) for voices & piano 4 hands, Op. 65; Songs (7) for chorus, Op. 62; Quartets (3) for mixed voices & piano, Op. 64; Na...
Performers: Dent, Karl [Tenor Vocal]; Goerke, Christine; Mackenzie, Norman; Porter, Beth Cram; Tamnien, Bruce; Wustman, John
Conductors: Shaw, Robert
Ensemble: Robert Shaw Festival Singers
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Performers: Goerke, Christine; Polegato, Brett
Conductors: Spano, Robert
Ensemble: Atlanta Symphony Chorus
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American Classics - Beveridge: Yizkor Requiem / Scribner
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Ensemble: Washington Choral Arts Society Orchestra
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SK2531 Biomedicine for Engineers 12.0 credits
Biomedicin för ingenjörer
Educational levelSecond cycle
Academic level (A-D)
Subject areaBiotechnology
Engineering Physics
Grade scaleA, B, C, D, E, FX, F
Course offerings
Autumn 17 for programme students
Autumn 17 P1 (6.0 credits), P2 (6.0 credits)
Application code
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2017 week: 35
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2018 week: 3
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- Degree Programme in Engineering Physics, year 3, Optional
- Master of Science in Engineering and in Education, year 4, MAFY, Conditionally Elective
- Master's Programme, Engineering Physics, 120 credits, year 1, TFYE, Mandatory
- Master's Programme, Medical Engineering, 120 credits, year 2, Conditionally Elective
Intended learning outcomes
The overall aim of the course is to give an introduction to biomedicine to students with background in physics, interested in the interdisciplinary field between physics and biomedicine. After the course the student should be able to:
- describe the general structure of the human body
- describe the structure and function of major organs and tissues at the cellular and molecular level
- understand the major integrative mechanisms that allow the organism to function as a whole (nervousl, immune, and endocrine systems)
- understand the major principles of hormonal signaling, respiration, immune defense, digestion, acid-base homeostasis and water-salt balance
- recognize the structure of major classes of macromolecules in the body
- identify the major processes, cell organelles, and molecular machinery involved in synthesis and transport of various macromolecules within the animal cells
- recognize the major driving forces for transport of various substances between the cells and extracellular space
- understand how transport of ions in and out of the cells enables signaling between neuronal cells, uptake of nutrients, and regulation of the biochemical stability within the whole body
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Rail passengers were urged today to take action in the fight for fairer train fares.
The Campaign for Better Transport (CBT), angered at the 5.8% average new year fare rises that mainline season ticket holders are now paying, asked passengers to sign petitions, write to the Government and take part in protests.
Supported by Monty Python star Michael Palin, the CBT campaign started today at Charing Cross station in London.
CBT supporters donned David Cameron and Nick Clegg facemasks, while one campaigner sported a mask of Transport Secretary Philip Hammond.
CBT chief executive Stephen Joseph said: "Commuters feel like they are being pick-pocketed by the Government, expected to pay more year on year for the same poor quality service.
"Even with the promised extra investment, many passengers will see no actual improvement to their daily commute.
"Politicians need to start living in the real world and understand that people simply cannot afford to pay a fifth of their income just to do a day's work.
"The Government pledged to create fair fares and we all expect them to keep that promise."
In a message of support today, Palin said: "Rail fare rises are holding travellers to ransom and increasing the likelihood that people will have to take to our already-overcrowded roads.
"Regular price hikes are no way for the Government and train companies to reward their regular customers.
"Instead of milking them, they should be thanking them for their loyalty with a better, simpler, more competitive fare structure."
Passengers arriving at Charing Cross today spoke angrily about the fare hikes.
Jason Homewood, 39, an accountant, travels from Maidstone in Kent into London on services run by the Southeastern train company and already pays around £3,400 for his season ticket which he will have to renew at a much higher level in May.
At Charing Cross today, he said: "On Southeastern we pay more due to the high-speed Javelin trains. But I don't use them and the service levels in my area have got worse.
"I'm paying more for services that don't actually benefit me. The service of late has been diabolical."
Water treatment engineer Colin Nash, 50, travels from Gravesend in Kent into London. He said today: "I don't think these fare rises are justified. I'm paying enough as it is."
Mr Nash's work colleague, Sam Smith, 34, from Caterham in Surrey, said: "These increases are well above inflation. They're not right."
But Rebecca Grey, 36, an advertising director from Surbiton in Surrey, said: "I get a really good rail service. I'm quite happy with it."
To add to the gloom for passengers, late-running engineering work meant services in and out of London's Liverpool Street station were delayed in the early part of the morning rush-hour today.
Also, the Northern train company had to lay on buses to replace trains between Darlington and Middlesbrough following a signalling problem.
Bob Crow, general secretary of the Rail Maritime and Transport union, said:
"RMT is fully behind the campaign to stop the rail fares rip-off that will drive people away from public transport.
"We are also calling for a freeze to the outrageous dividends paid over by the train operators to their shareholders at the expense of the quality of service.
"The jacking-up of rail fares by up to 13% as passengers return to work today is a kick in the teeth for travellers that will leave the train operating companies laughing all the way to the bank.
"The argument that this extra cash will be invested back into the railways is a sick joke. Commuters stumping up an extra 13% to travel up from Kent on Southeastern will receive exactly the same bare-bones service, in exactly the same carriages with exactly the same disregard for quality in the pursuit of profit.
"Rather than being reinvested into services, the massive increase in rail fares will simply pump up the £2 billion already ripped off from the railways by privatisation and add extra cash to the ConDem coffers through the back door in an outrageous stealth tax on passengers, while crucial rail investment remains light years away."
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Call Me if You Can – An Experimental Investigation of Information Sharing in Knowledge Networks
In the public promotion of R&D cluster and network formation, the following situation typically arises: An initial network structure has developed over a long time span and policy measures affect the structure of links between the actors. This new network structure influences the effectiveness of the information flow in a way that is not clear from the beginning. As analyzing the effects of a change in the network structure is difficult in the field, this paper uses a laboratory experiment to analyze how information is distributed in four different network structures. Networks are modeled as five-actor groups. Every individual represents a node and possesses some private information. The experimental results suggest that the different network structures do indeed influence the way information is exchanged. Both too many possible links (causing a coordination problem) and too few possible links (introducing bottlenecks) are harmful. The participants in all network structures learn over time and achieve a faster exchange of information in the later rounds. These results suggest that when influencing communication structures, one has to be careful to balance the positive and negative effects of adding more communication possibilities.
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Dong, L., Ober, M.H. and Russell, P.St.J. (1992) Dual-core intermodal coupler by mechanical gratings. In, Conference on Applied Optics and Optoelectronics , Leeds, GB, 6pp.
Field, Simon John (1992) Ion implanted crystal waveguide lasers. University of Southampton, Faculty of Science, Doctoral Thesis , 318pp.
Gambling, W.A. (1992) Optical fibres, lasers and amplifiers. Endeavour, 16, (1), 17-22. (doi:10.1016/0160-9327(92)90112-3).
Gambling, W.A. (1992) Photons and fibres: the new world of communications. In, Royal Academy of Engineering Lecture delivered at the Science Festival 1992 organised by the British Association for the Advancement of Science, Southampton, GB, 1992. 17pp.
Gambling, W.A. (1992) The Southampton/UCL Interdisciplinary Optoelectronics Research Centre. At Advanced Materials
Kamal, A., Bardal, S., Russell, P.St.J., Kanellopoulos, S.E., Handerek, V.A. and Rogers, A.J. (1992) Holographically written reflective polarisation filter : a new optical fibre grating device. In, CLEO '92: Conference on Lasers & Electro-Optics , Anaheim, US, May 1992.
Laming, R.I., Zervas, M.N. and Payne, D.N. (1992) 54dB gain quantum-limited erbium-doped fibre amplifier. In, ECOC: 18th European Conference on Optical Communication, Berlin, DE, 27 Sep - 01 Oct 1992.
Large, A.C., Field, S.J., Hanna, D.C., Shepherd, D.P., Tropper, A.C., Chandler, P.J., Townsend, P.D. and Zhang, L. (1992) Ion implanted channel wave-guide laser. In, CLEO'92: Conference on Lasers & Electro-Optics, Anaheim, US, 10 - 15 May 1992.
Lauder, R.D.T., Carter, J.N., Hanna, D.C., Tropper, A.C. and Pask, H.M. (1992) Efficient amplification in the first telecommunications window. In, 8th Symposium on Halide Glasses, Perros-Guirec, FR, 1992.
Russell, Philip St.J. (1992) Photonic band gaps. Physics World , 5, (8), 37-42. (doi:10.1088/2058-7058/5/8/31).
Trundle, K.J. (1992) The measurement and pictorial representation of polarization. University of Southampton, Electronics and Computer Science : Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science, Masters Thesis , 154pp.
Zervas, M.N., Laming, R.I. and Payne, D.N. (1992) Efficient erbium-doped fibre amplifiers incorporating an optical isolator. In, SPIE OE/Fibers , Boston, US, 08 - 11 Sep 1992. 10pp.
Zervas, M.N., Laming, R.I., Townsend, J.E. and Payne, D.N. (1992) Design and fabrication of high gain-efficiency erbium-doped fibre amplifiers. In, SPIE OE/Fibers, Boston, US, 08 - 11 Sep 1992. 7pp.


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Origami artist Shinta Arifin will get you folding some wonderful things! For ages 6-up.
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Come to the library, check out the show, get a library card, and enjoy some books!
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Mark Calcavecchia was seen enjoying himself in a hostelry at 9pm on Wednesday. Nine hours, 41 minutes later he was on the first tee of the Open Championship. The 51-year-old has always done his own thing and his own thing has often featured more pints in his preparation than holes.
That has certainly been the case here as he waddled to a first-round 69. "The Calc", as he is affectionately known, played only five holes of practice after arriving here on Tuesday. "It was so windy yesterday that the guys I signed up with to play a practice round with at 7.50am all bailed out," he explained. "So was I going to be out there for five hours all by myself? No. I played one, two, nine, 17, 18 – see ya. That was enough."
Calcavecchia is not quite as trim as when he won at Troon in 1989 and that might have something to do with his liking for the occasional jar. "I tried a few with some of the locals at the New Inn, but I wasn't fond of that John Smith's – that was pretty gross," he said. "The Courage Best – I like that, it's pretty good. I'll have a few tonight. My usual routine."
The veteran clearly enjoys his time in Britain, although he did call Sandwich "my second to last favourite course of the rota".
His least favourite? St Andrews. Last year at the Home of Golf, he went into the weekend in second place. But after a 77 and an 80 he dropped down to 73rd. The same could easily happen here.
Poulter tones down his threads for Seve's sake
Ian Poulter's uncharacteristically sober first-day outfit led one journalist to ask: "I don't think I've ever seen you dressed so boringly." Replied Poulter: "I went out in Seve's colours today – navy jumper, white shirt, white shoes. But it was cold, so I put my waterproofs on. Sorry to disappoint you. That's a nice shirt you're wearing, by the way."
Johnson off-colour about hole-in-one
Dustin Johnson was not overly impres-sed with his hole-in-one on the 16th. And his indifference had nothing to do with the ace being ever so slightly fortunate. "I'm not very excited at all," said Johnson. "I'm going home to sleep. I'm a little bit under the weather. My glands are all swollen." And he is usually so demonstrative.
Not so clever now – Colsaerts scoots out
Nicolas Colsaerts was determined to stay ahead of the local traffic this week, so he rented a scooter. The hapless Belgian beat the rush – but fell foul anyway, crashing and injuring his elbow. No amount of physio could rectify the damage and he was forced to withdraw, handing his place to Ricky Barnes.
Jimenez buys his own – shirt, that is
Calcavecchia was not the only player on the leader board consuming something other than health drinks in Sandwich last night. Indeed, there in second was Miguel Angel Jimenez courtesy of a typically controlled 66. Would he celebrate with a glass of his beloved Rioja? "No, I would have had a glass of Rioja whatever I scored. And I will have one tonight," he said. Jimenez then went off to buy an official polo shirt. A professional in the merchandise tent is a rare sight. "My sponsors they give me this thing," he said, pointing to his shirt. "But I want to buy one with the logo, the Open logo, no? And I have to pay for them. Like a human, no. I want buy a shirt with a logo for me. I am fan of Open as well, you know."
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Picture: Gary Barlow - Chris Evans, Gary Barlow, James May and Professor Brian Cox launch FAB1 Million by driving from Land's End to John O'Groats on...
British singer Gary Barlow is celebrating after helping to raise $1.6 million (£1 million) for charity by driving the length of Britain in a pink Rolls-Royce.
The Take That star joined former D:Ream keyboardist Brian Cox, radio DJ Chris Evans, and Top Gear co-host James May to travel from the most southwestward tip of the U.K. - Land's End in Cornwall, England - to the most northerly point of mainland Scotland, John O'Groats.
The foursome set out on Thursday (18Apr13) in a garish pink car, modelled on Thunderbirds puppet Lady Penelope's vehicle in the classic show, and they completed the 600-mile (965-kilometre) trek on Friday morning (19Apr13). The stunt was in aid of Breast Cancer Care.
After completing the feat, the four stars logged on to a joint Twitter.com account, telling fans, "We did it. Thanks for all your support."


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The Asia Pacific region is home to the world's biggest but least engaged social networking markets, according to a report released this week by internet analysts comScore.
The report titled "The Rise of Social Networking in Latin America" examined the state of social networking in Latin American and the world.
According to the report of the five global regions - Asia Pacific, Europe, North America, Latin America and Middle East-Africa - the largest social networking audience was found in Asia Pacific.
In total internet users in the Asia Pacific region accounted for 32.5 percent of the world's visitors to social networking sites. Europe was in second place with 30.1 percent of the audience, followed by North America at 18.1 percent, Latin America with 10.2 percent and the Middle East Africa with 9.1 percent.
However despite having the largest share of the world's social networking audience the Asia Pacific region was also one of the least engaged, accounting for just 16.5 percent of all minutes spend online on social networking sites.
The most engaged users of social networking sites could be found in Europe, which accounted for 38.1 percent of all minutes spent on social networking sites, followed by North America, which accounted for 21.4 percent of minutes spent on social networks.
Latin America and the Middle East-Africa, despite having only 10.2 and 9.1 percent of the world's social networking audience, accounted for 12.8 and 11.2 percent, respectively, of minutes spent on social networks around the world.
The report also found that in terms of unique visitors Facebook is still the world's largest social network, followed by Twitter and Windows Live.
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TeraStation III Rackmount, is Buffalo's most feature-rich SMB network storage solution in market to date. Delivering hot swap capabilities, higher capacities and unbeatable redundancy in a slim, space saving 1U chassis, theTeraStation III Rackmount offers a high performance hardware platform in a cost-effective package.
Incorporating a hardware platform shared by the previously announced TeraStation III and TeraStation Duo, the TeraStation III Rackmount features dependable backup, eco-conscious power management, as well as enhanced business and reliability features. Along with higher capacities, the new TeraStation devices allow businesses to transfer digital assets at faster rates to quickly and securely backup large amounts of data on multiple servers.
Buffalo has been an innovator in the SMB storage space for the last 30 years. The latest TeraStation III Rackmount, along with the TeraStation III and Duo, are testaments to Buffalo's ongoing commitment in delivering high quality, robust storage solutions to the SMB market that are not only cost effective but are able to meet the high demands of today's business needs.
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With a more eco-friendly approach to electronics, Buffalo'slatest NAS devices offer unique power management features, which reduce power consumption by 66% while simultaneously reducing CO2 emissions. These power management features include a scheduled power management system with three timers, allowing for automatic shut down during non-business hours. They devicesalso include hard drive spin-down, which saves energy when drives are not in use.
To better function within the work environment, the TeraStation III family includes hot swappable drives for continued use even in the unlikely event of drive failure. The devices also include disk encryption for ultimate protection;a controlled fans with a thermal sensor for optimal cooling; NFS and Active Directory. Other features include cartridge-mounted HDD, print server functionality, RAID5, LCD status display.
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