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I'm ready to "March into spring." The daffodils and crocus are poking thru the ground, promising to bloom soon. I love this time of year when the earth thaws and the birds return to sing our morning greeting and the land comes back to life with spring flowers.
Easter season is here, reminding me of the new life we gained from the resurrection of our Savior. The land freshens with new life, reminding me that winter seasons are only temporary — physically and emotionally.
I hope the newness and revitalization that occurs this time of year stirs a new beginning in your heart. Whether that beginning is a spiritual beginning, a physical change or an attitude adjustment, now is the time to commit to it.
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Hi there guys,
Im almost finished. I was wondering how everyone attached their collar armour and chest armour to their flak jackets and does both these pieces overlap and bolt together ie the collar armour sit on top of the back armour??? Ive been trying to find photos of how it sits... im making an ESB Boba.
The armour is BM by the way.

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Beautiful studio for 2 near sea
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- Smoking allowed
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|Punta Radman, 23231 Petrcane, Croatia
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AC, TV SAT and FREE wireless internet (the signal is sometimes weak inside, but always good on the balcony). Towels and bedlinens provided. A lot of shared outside space to relax with grill, table tennis, swings, parking space...It has a luscious garden and many pine trees in the backyard. Few minutes walking from several beaches, the closest one is 150 meters away and it has a beach club and childrens pool.
Located in a beautiful coastal village Petrčane. You can bike or take walks through the olive fields or by the sea. A lot of peace & quiet and nature but also five minutes walking from shops, restaurants, cafes... Rent-a-bike, spa, tennis courts, small in-door pool, gym, mini golf 5 minutes walking away.
Historical city of Zadar is 12 km away, buses (bus stop 2 min walking) and taxi available. Petrčane has very convenient location for excursions to four national parks - Kornati, Krka, Paklenica and Plitvice Lakes, rafting, kayaking, photo safari on the mountain Velebit...
Minimum stay in the summer season is 7 days, rest of the year is flexible. All fees and tourist tax included in the price.
Pets allowed on request.
House rulesNo loud noises after 10 pm. Please help us protect the environment ( no littering, shut down the AC if windows are opened....)
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Reviews of this property
This is a cosy apartment with big garden and close to the beach and village centre. Nice owners. The beach is not sandy, bring your yogamat or rent a beachchair at the hotel around the corner. Especially on sundays beware of the bus's timeschedule!
Our holiday at Mihaela's place was really nice! The appartment was clean and like shown on the pictures. It was close to the sea (only a few metres), what made it perfect! Zadar was also easy to reach by bus...
Mihaela und her mum were very friendly. They spoke good English and German and always helped us if we wanted to know something.
Altogether it was a perfect holiday at a really nice place, we would definitly recommend!
Nice appartment, close to the beach with bars and restaurants. Mihaela was very friendly. We arrived late but this wasn't a problem.
Very nice apartment on the ground floor. Very close to the beach (2 minutes walk) The small town Petrcane has restaurants and bars. There is a supermarket only 5 minutes walk. Beach very clear water.
Host Mihaela is a very friendly woman who tries to do her best to make you have a pleasant stay.
Reviews for this host's other properties
Located near the seaside and centre of this little village, the overall impression is ok. Very friendly host. A few flowers were put on the table and a few wild grapes. We had the studio in the back of the house, located on the ground floor. The studio could do with a few little reparations, like the hanging system of the shower head, the lack of hot water in the kitchenette and the way the water comes out of the faucet. Remeber to close the door because of the mosquitoes. Thanks for the 'anti-mosquitoe-electrical-thingie' but this doesn't help :). Just shut the door and remember to keep the insect screen in place.
Stay in August 2013 Advantages: Proximity to the sea nearby shops and restaurants. Cons: Noisy Studio, have seen once the owner who is also manager of a travel agency.
Séjour en Aout 2013
Avantages : Proximité de la mer; proximité commerces et restaurant.
Inconvénients: Studio bruyant, n'avons vu qu'une fois la propriétaire qui est aussi gestionnaire d'une agence de tourisme.
Freundliche Leute, Nice People, Schönes Zimmer, Beautiful Room, Top Lage, Near Beach. Till next time, we will come back.
Petricane was nice. Very quiet and only 7 km from Zadar. Bus to Zadar and Nin goes straight outside the apartment. We stayed on ground level which was noisy at times as people walked passed and you couldn't have the windows open during the night when it got warm, which is every night because we were on ground floor. Air Con was working fine, hosts were lovely and very willing to help. If you are planning day trips to Plitvice Lakes and Krka National Parks, book it through Snjezana. It will be much cheaper as we paid 550 kuna for Plitvice and 470 kuna for Krka. Only difference is you get lunch which can be bought much cheaper. Snjezana charges around 350 kuna per person. Taxi to the Airport was 250 kuna and the hosts took me and that was a great deal as some taxis wants 45 euro for the same journey.
Just back from a three week trip to Croatia, we are full of good impressions. The first week we stayed in the apartment of Mihaela and it was a nice and clean flat. Mihaela and her mother are very helpful and friendly. One evening they have made a barbecue for all guests. The atmosphere was familiar and very pleasant. Thanx. :-)
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CHAPEL HILL -- North Carolina spent Sunday clanging free throw after free throw off the rim. Each miss proved costly once Belmont made a last-minute comeback to hand the No. 12 Tar Heels their first home nonconference loss in eight years.
The Tar Heels missed 26 free throws in the 83-80 loss to the Bruins in the Hall of Fame Tipoff. That included a woeful 9-for-28 showing in the first half that undercut any momentum the Tar Heels were building when they pushed the ball into the paint or hit the offensive glass.
UNC coach Roy Williams said the players each shot 200 free throws during a recent practice and finished with a cumulative mark of better than 70 percent. Yet on Sunday, the home crowd started holding its collective breath every time a UNC player stepped to the line.
"I don't know," sophomore Brice Johnson said of the free-throw struggles. "That hurt. We should've made free throws. ... Make at least 10 of those we win the game. We just have to concentrate, just take our time."
Sophomore J.P. Tokoto had the most frustrating day, going 4-for-16 with a run of eight straight misses during the first half. The Tar Heels got a little better after halftime by making 13 of 20 (65 percent) to finish at 22-for-48 (46 percent), while Belmont hit 20 of 22 to take advantage of its chances.
"They stepped up to the line and showed toughness and knocked down their free throws," Tokoto said. "And we kind of didn't."
For Belmont, senior J.J. Mann hit the go-ahead 3-pointer with 13.1 seconds left and finished with a career-best 28 points.
His last 3 gave the Bruins an 81-80 lead. Then, after a missed shot for the lead from Tokoto, Caleb Chowbay scored on a breakaway layup with 0.2 seconds left to seal a stunning win that had Belmont players rushing onto the court to celebrate at the horn.
The Tar Heels (2-1) had rallied from 11 down in the second half to lead by eight with about four minutes left before Belmont's comeback.
"There aren't great victories unless you beat great programs," longtime Belmont coach Rick Byrd said. "... It's a big moment right now for us."
Mann hit five 3-pointers and added nine rebounds to lead the Bruins, who hit 15 of 37 3s.
"I was about 99 percent sure it was going in," Mann said of his go-ahead shot.
Drew Windler scored 16 points and hit four 3s of his own for the Bruins, who shot 45 percent and managed to steal back a game that looked to be slipping away late.
North Carolina ran off 14 straight points to go ahead in the second half and extended its perimeter pressure on Belmont's outside shooters, holding the Bruins to one field goal over a 10-minute span. But after the Tar Heels had pushed ahead 73-65 on Marcus Paige's driving basket with 3:46 left, Mann and the Bruins pushed back.
Mann knocked down a 3 to cut the deficit to 78-75 at the 1-minute mark, then followed with another less than 10 seconds later that pulled Belmont to within 80-78.
The Tar Heels had a chance to make it a two-possession game again, but Paige lost the ball on a dribble drive with 19.9 seconds left, leading to a jump ball that set up Mann's final shot.
James Michael McAdoo scored a career-high 27 points and had 13 rebounds to lead the Tar Heels, who again played without leading scorer P.J. Hairston and senior guard Leslie McDonald due to NCAA eligibility concerns. Paige finished with 17 points.


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I am planning to work for The British Institute in Indonesia but I would just like to get some feedback from people who are currently working there or have previously worked for the school. Please let me know about your experience there because this will greatly help me with deciding on whether to move to the country and live in Indonesia for a year.
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By Richard Clarke
On Friday afternoon, Gervinho was given the highest accolade an Arsenal striker can receive - the blessing of Thierry Henry.
The Frenchman, who returns this weekend with New York Red Bulls for the Emirates Cup, re-wrote the record books during eight stellar years in North London. But despite his American adventure, Henry knows all about Arsenal's new frontman and he certainly likes what he has seen.
"He's a good player," said Henry. "I've known about him for a very long time.
"He's skilful, versatile and you'll see that, in one-on-one situations, he's going to kill a lot of defenders in this League.
"He's fast, has great vision and has everything to succeed at Arsenal. He is an Arsenal player and Arsène doesn't buy players who won't fit in his team. The fans will be excited by him. He can light up a stadium."Copyright 2017 The Arsenal Football Club plc. Permission to use quotations from this article is granted subject to appropriate credit being given to www.arsenal.com as the source


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Hello, I am Daniel Sauerwein and I am the creator and head contributor for this blog. I am a Ph.D. candidate in History at the University of North Dakota and my fields are in North American History (with emphasis on new military history), Rural History, Public History and Geography. My areas of interest are in early American history, specifically military, which includes the Civil War and other early American wars.
I currently hold a Master of Arts degree from the University of North Dakota in History, with a major concentration in American history and a minor in Geography. My thesis explored camps of instruction in Illinois and focused on the transition from civilian to soldier as soldiers took their basic training in the camps. I also hold a Bachelor of Arts degree (magna cum laude) from Illinois College, with a major in History and double minors in Economics and Geography.
I have taught United States to 1877 and United States since 1877 in the classroom and am currently teaching U.S. to 1877 online and will soon be finishing developing an online section of U.S. since 1877 at the University of North Dakota. I previously taught North Dakota History and the U.S: The Roaring Twenties at Grand Forks Air Force Base for Lake Region State College, as well as courses on Historical Geography and Heritage Tourism. I also previously taught online courses in Western Civilization I and II and World War II.
I originally hail from Jerseyville, IL, but have lived in Missouri, Germany, Kansas, and Texas while my dad was in the Army. I have also visited 20 other states, Washington, DC, and five other countries in my life. Outside of my academic pursuits, I am involved with the Civil Air Patrol, Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War, and Sons of the American Legion. I also enjoy reading, writing, playing guitar, and firearms. I am an avid Civil War reenactor, currently serving as President/Lieutenant of Fifth Minnesota Infantry Regiment, Company D, where we do educational programming in the region, especially at Fort Abercrombie State Historical Site.
My areas of interest in the Civil War are camps of instruction, which are where soldiers took basic training, the Western theater of the war, and U. S. Grant. I like to focus on the soldiers from the "Old Northwest" (Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, etc.) as they are quite interesting and in many ways were better than their eastern counterparts.
I also maintain several other history related blogs, including Military History Blog, Civil War History, and a new project, Parva Bella, which focuses on historical miniature and other wargaming.


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I wan't exactly sure where to put this since I do not have a specific character in mind for this build yet. I have recently begun my first scratch build of a helmet after a lot of time studying the fabulous work I have seen here. Thanks to the amazing work by WoL this project has been made much easier than it otherwise would have been, so a big thank you to you.
It is coming along nicely and I welcome any and all comments and critiques. I started uploading the pics into my album on my profile here but it said the files were too large so I will need to resize them. For now, you can see the pics on the Mandalorian Workshop Facebook page, which is part of the Tampa Bay Costume Workshop Consortium. (Along with the Wookie Workshop, the Sith Workshop, the Wampa Cave, Rancho Vader, and the Wolf Den) I am also working on uploading them to Flickr so I will be able to put them right here in the thread.


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Well the regular season (and hopefully cold weather) is approaching here in NC. I saved up my money and bought a 16 ft rig and put a pop-up blind on it. I painted a bunch of old mallards like bbills (thanks to ScaupHunter for the how-to), rigged up a few longlines and now its time to start scouting.
My problem is, I am not sure how to begin scouting for divers when they are not really showing up yet here in NC. I found the lake that I plan to hunt, at the end of last season, but without a boat I was never able to really get out and see where the birds were located, just watched them flying over.
Can anyone give me some ideas of what to start looking for, both from aerial photos and from actually getting out on the water? I want to have several preliminary spots picked out before the birds start to show up, and I have a fairly long drive down from school to the lake, so I hope to make the most out of my scouting trips.


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justynadorsz wrote:Nice crest, I like this kind of stony feel to it
But is it just me or is the top right animal hard to read? I mean, I am not sure where is its head.
Anyway, good job!
I think it's a turtle and it's looking up to the right. You're looking at its chin.
Re: Eristical
I get it now..... not pop culture !! Really.... jeez !
Rule 102 original ideas "no good".....tried to talk like a cat but just couldn't do it.
Thirdbase9 wrote:Unfortunately too may people choose "collage"
Oh, I don't know about that. It all depends on how you put it all together.
Re: Black Knight Training Academy
Because Knights need training, too.
aramis525 wrote:Wouldn't it still be rejected becase of the word asses?
Oh please! Ass is the legitimate name of an animal. Remember in the Bible: jawbone of an ass.
As a fellow Monty Python fan, I love this design! The severed arm and leg letters are a nice touch! "Have at you!"
edgrrrzzmom wrote:I think it's a turtle and it's looking up to the right. You're looking at its chin.
It's a snake for Slytherin. The other three are a raven, a badger, and a lion.
brivogel wrote:This will end up getting rejected, which makes me sad because I love it so much
edgrrrzzmom wrote:Oh please! Ass is the legitimate name of an animal. Remember in the Bible: jawbone of an ass.
No asses or breasts.... Both were in the bible...
jcourter wrote:As a fellow Monty Python fan, I love this design! The severed arm and leg letters are a nice touch! "Have at you!"
I agree - having the limb letters helped make this a really great design.
fullmetalkbk wrote:I love this movie so much! I hope this one happens, I would have rather had the design where I could see his face but this will do :P
Yeah, but no celebrity rule so I had to add shadows. My friends say he looks more sinister now, though
Re: Can You Tell Me How to Get to Community College?
Big Dude has recently joined the ranks of the unemployed in this country. While standing at the bus stop, he sees an advertisement for Community College. All hope is not lost.
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Winter semester is coming.
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Diggin on your dorkhood. )
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Thanks! I promise the type is waaaay more legible in real life. These files have got me beat.
Re: Nothing Special State University v.2
Love it! +1
Re: Forty-Two U.
I really like this. Purple is my favorite color and I rarely see artists utilize purple, and it's even rarer that it's in a design I like. Nicely done, Rasabi. I will definitely buy at least one if this prints. If my daughter likes it, I might get her one, also. Good luck!
I need that!!!!
Re: The Cultists
Personally, the tentacle logo is my favorite part. It looks great! And so much for Bill Murray. He didn't get me very far.
Re: Killer School
I gotta have this!!
Re: Wizardry college
Thank you very much for the votes and comments.
Indeed as kylemittskus says that's a snake and the design is based on Harry Potter.
Too much detail perhaps? My intention was to represent a snake with Quidditch gear which is not easy: D (protective pads. Etc)
qetza wrote:Reworked my "Cultists" sub by trimming all elements except the emblem. Tweaked the Cthulhu drawing a little too. Switched the gray to a dark, flat green.
Looks good! Much better now without that big text
None Shall Pass.
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Excellent job with the glass. So simple yet so very effective. Good luck.
kinda sad, actually.
Awe. Some.
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Just a matter of time isn't it?
harzack wrote:Thank you very much for the votes and comments.
Indeed as kylemittskus says that's a snake and the design is based on Harry Potter.
Too much detail perhaps? My intention was to represent a snake with Quidditch gear which is not easy: D (protective pads. Etc)
Hey, I can see the snake now but maybe it would be better if he was looking down and we could see it's fangs. But it's just my opinion
I'm a huge Dexter fan and this shirt is awesome.
FloppyKing wrote:My wife and i both being unfamiliar with portal initially thought this shirt was some sort of sexual innuendo since the portal gun looks a lot like... well you know.
Note that this is not a knock on the design since once i looked it up your art is a very good representation of the portal gun. I just thought it was funny.
I *am* familiar with the game, but I agree. It looks like a "personal massager" being inserted into two gaping holes. Perhaps a different perspective/angle would be more appropriate?
mapinto wrote:Just a matter of time isn't it?
Nice design... Looks familiar...
Wakko Talks Faboo!... Wish I could vote down...
Re: Witch Hazel Culinary v2 (with motto)
As a former Culinary Arts student for pastry arts, I would SOOOOooooo buy this.
...I also need more "Festive" shirts. This could cover me for all of December, and double as a green shirt for around St Patty's Day! ;-)
Re: Trap Game
Will probably be booted. Doesn't seem to meet the requirements.
Re: Battle School Toon Captain
I need this shirt! I kind of wish the graphics were a little smaller but I NEED THIS SHIRT!!!
Re: R'Lyeh University
Classy! And skeery. ^_^
Re: NNYU
A collaboration with my husband, Supermegatopia.
Six colors on silver with halftones.
Artwork obviously in the style of Matt Groening, but hopefully we've succeeded in creating a parody rather than Rejectionator fodder.
aerc712 wrote: but it does, whether or you meant it or not, violate the no existing colleges rule, in my opinion.
While it may be a real university, it is obviously not a shirt for that real university. In that sense, it violates the letter of the law, but not the spirit of it, and I suspect that's why it's not been bounced.
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According to the algorithem that I have constucted within the parameters of the woot derby along with the demographics within said derby, multiplied by the amount of dust particals on the moon along with the cosectant of the square root of Pi. This shirt should have 42.6394 votes.....
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2013 - Started all 21 games on the back line for the Bulls, helping the team post eight shutouts … Named All-AAC First Team … Posted two points on the year … Finished career as USF's all-time leader in games played with 78 ... Recorded one goal against CSU Bakersfield (Oct. 1) … Recorded 10 shots and five shots on goal for the year … Tabbed Preseason Defender of the Year for the American Athletic Conference... Named to College Soccer News' Preseason All-American Third Team... Named one of nation's top 10 defenders by TopDrawerSoccer.com in their 2013 season preview... Named to second team in TopDrawerSoccer.com's Preseason Best XI... Made TopDrawerSoccer.com's list of nation's top 100 players, coming in at No. 27.
2012 - Appeared in 18 games for the Bulls... Scored two goals and added two assists... Took 15 shots with nine being on goal... Had two game-winning goals on the year.
2011 - Started all 21 games for the Bulls… Finished second on the team with five assists… Helped lead the defense that posted seven shutouts.
2010 - Played in all 18 games for the Bulls... Helped anchor the back line that recorded 10 shutouts... Added one assist on the season.
Prep - Comes to USF after being named a two-time Pinellas County Player of the Year (2009-2010) by the St. Petersburg Times ... A 6-2, 170-pound left back from Palm Harbor, Fla., Sweat played his high school soccer at Palm Harbor High School where he was also tabbed first team all-county and a first team All-Pinellas County Athletic Conference selection over the past two seasons ... He helped guide Palm Harbor to the 2009 Florida State 5A soccer title and a state runner-up finish in 6A in 2010 ... Sweat is currently the captain of the Clearwater Chargers U-18 Academy ... He was also chosen to play for the Arizona Academy Showcase U-18 select team in the fall of 2009.


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Their participating the GP is quite by chance - someone didn't come, someone was ill, so we were invited to replace them. The essence of judging is the same as under 6.0 EV: Were you following the pairs skating during those 2 years? OV: Hardly. I mean - I do follow certain skaters, the results, the news, but I don't watch all the competitions. EV: Why? Aren't you interested? OV: What's there to be interesting if people without 2 jumps, 2 throw jumps and a so-so lift get 130 points and a season best? There is something wrong with that. I understand the audience that left the rinks after the CoP was introduced. They stopped understanding figure skating altogether. EV: You used to be part of the ISU pairs skating technical committee... OV: Not for the last 1.5 years. In 2008 it was decided there should not be more than one representative from each country. The other specialist from Russia was Lakernik, so it wasn't really a question which of us should leave. EV: Before you had to leave the technical committee were you trying to explain the pairs skating is moving to the wrong direction? OV: I don't think it is moving to the wrong direction. That's not the question. I think the judging is not equal to the skating. They are trying to work with that, there are judges trainings all the time and quite stern talks about certain situations. But... In the past the 6.0 system was criticized for not being clear and the judges going after their feelings more than the skating. Now there are definitions how to judge but the judging remained the same. It applies both to the 2nd mark and the bias in giving the 1st mark. If Chan wins in Canada with 3 falls and a huge score why wouldn't a Russian skater get the same marks for an equal skating in Russia? The figure skating judging was always subjective and it will remain such. You just have to remain within some boundaries. EV: Agree. When I saw Volosozhar/Trankov's LP sky high marks here I felt awkward. OV: Me too. When the body is falling apart EV: When you stopped working with Mukhortova/Trankov I was quite certain you'll be coaching a new top pair very soon. Yet you haven't. Why? OV: I was just tired. I was tired fighting for the result, with the difficult skaters, and that's what I had. It's not a secret I was working with the skaters no one else wanted to work with. After working for the RFFS for 10 years and not getting even a `thank you' I realized I didn't want to go on. It was painful. So I left. EV: Was anyone trying to get you back? OV: When the potential pupils called I explained I was in vacation. Can't say there were too many calls, but there were several. EV: Did you miss it? OV: Not at all. Not only was it mentally hard, but physically as well. I felt that my body was falling apart. Mental state and physical state are quite related. When you are under a pressure for a very long time the body reacts. So I had to think more of my health than of figure skating. You can't turn just anything into a great thing EV: From what you've seen this year in pairs skating what did you like and found interesting? OV: I like Volosozhar/Trankov. They have a huge potential. I don't like Savchenko/Szelkowy. I found nothing new in their programmes. It's a repetition and not the best of a repetition. There are some interesting pairs in Canada, but they are not yet ready to fight with the top pairs. There are Americans who can perform complicated programmes, but their skating skills are nothing to write home about and they won't change it within a year. I like Kawaguti/Smirnov, especially their LP. I don't like Bazarova/Larionov. Not what they do, but how they look. As a professional coach I can see a female partner who weight 33kg just can't do what she is supposed to. She looks ill on the ice and it's wrong. You can't sacrifice health for results. There is also Stolbova/Klimov. If they find a way to use their potential they can be counted for the next 4 years after Sochi. They can become a very interesting and technically strong pair. Not yet though. As for the Chinese - I can't say much about Pang/Tong except for it's really hard to skate at the age of 30+ especially when you don't even really want to. And it's rather obvious continuing the skating career was not their decision. Hao Zhang with the new partner - their L3 quad split twist is interesting. Though we already went through the state of a huge guy and a tiny girl about 20 years ago. EV: You don't sound very optimistic. OV: Pairs skating is a tough sport. There aren't many athletes who choose to do pairs, so we get only the skaters who for some reason or another were useless in singles. It's hard to create something good out of them. As Mishin likes to say from a bad material you can only create bad products. It's hard to raise a good pair. In any country. It's a hard work and a hard team. EV: Nevertheless such work is being done in several countries at the same time. OV: Agree. And I hope to see the results. Of course, if the end of the world we were promised doesn't happen in December. Is the comeback possible? EV: Do you agree Tamara Moskvina, who made you and Elena Valova Olympic Champions almost 30 years ago is still one of the top and the most creative coaches? OV: I partly agree. Take Yuko and Sasha. They have a very interesting LP. I can see the guys and the coach did a huge job. Now they only have to be consistent in their elements. EV: You mentioned Volosozhar/Trankov having a huge potential. When Maksim was leaving your team 2 years ago did you understand what stood behind his decision? OV: Maksim's bad relationship with Maria Mukhortova was obvious before I started coaching them. So his split was understandable: if he wanted to get anywhere in that sport he had to look for a partner who he would be more or less compatible with mentally. So it was a right decision he made. How it was done is another question. I think he did it quite ugly. EV: When you see Trankov skating now not as his coach do you think there are still some problems unsolved? OV: It's a good question I'd rather not answer. EV: Ok, then another question: do you think you'd agree to work with the Russian team again? OV: In theory - yes. But that will only happen if certain people retire from figure skating for good.


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Because this starts with a cake mix, this is a fast and easy dessert to make. Plus, it uses up your ripe bananas and tastes great!—Lois Schlickau, Haven, Kansas
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Arsène Wenger says Serge Gnabry has all the attributes to become a top player, providing the 17-year-old continues to work hard and learn.
Gnabry has made three first-team appearances so far this season, and became Arsenal's second youngest Champions League player after coming on as a substitute against Schalke on Wednesday night.
Wenger sees great potential in Gnabry, and believes the talented German is set for an exciting career.
"He's 17 years old and has a lot of talent," Wenger said. "Like all 17-year-olds it's a bit too easy at that stage, but the talent and personality are there.
"With the rest he just has to learn his job - that at this level you have to master all the aspects of the game, of being a football player, but you see that he has the talent to make a good career."
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When Retail Industry Leaders Association (RILA) President Sandy Kennedy spoke with SCMR recently, she emphasized that her organization will continue to urge Congress to grant Trade Promotion Authority so that we can move forward with important trade deals such as the Trans-Pacific Partnership, the Trade in Services Agreement, and the Trans-Atlantic Trade and Investment Partnership.
In addition, RILA is committed to working with Congress to renew other important trade programs, such as the General System of Preferences program that expired at the end of 2013, and the tariff preference levels for Nicaragua, which expires at the end of 2014.
Other pieces of RILA 2014 Public Policy priorities include:
• E-Fairness: Level the playing field for Main Street retailers, empower states to enforce existing tax laws through federal legislation
• Tax Reform: Pass comprehensive tax reform that lowers rates, broadens the base and treats all industries and businesses equally
• Health Care: Protect retailers ability to provide quality, affordable coverage that is customized to meet the needs of retail employees
• Privacy & Cybersecurity: Strengthen cybersecurity and consumer privacy with voluntary efforts and federal legislation that recognizes the need for flexibility and continued innovation
• Labor: Stop job-killing regulations that threaten the unique aspects of the employer-employee relationship in the retail industry
• Swipe Fee Reform: Pursue reforms to promote transparency, innovation and competition in the electronic payments market
Supply chain managers can learn more about RILA's trade agenda by attending the group's annual meeting in San Diego later this month. Meanwhile, stay tuned. RILA is not likely to remain silent if trade agreements hit pockets of resistance in Washington.
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text: Trey Burke just Mateen Cleaved this game for Michigan. When Cleaves was on the floor,I never thought State was out the game,but this was unbelieveable. I saw a guard who just played his way to the top 5 of the NBA draft. He is Chris Paul with 3 pt range and will grow to be Westbrook's size. I was wrong about Pistons drafting him-they most certainly should. And next year, McGary will be a beast!!!!! IF GR3 doesnt go pro, M will win Big 10 + 4.


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Several years ago my wife said she wanted to go as Boba Fett for Halloween. With a lot of artistic license and a ****** bucket I got done the day of the party.
Now I will be taking my time reworking most of this costume (and practicing for when I do mine). My question is who makes a helmet the size of this Rubies. I tried the tutorials for the conversions, lets just say it didn't end well. I have asked this question before and was told a Fang is small. But is it as small as the Rubies ? I may end up trying the WOF templates. Also is this a good size for my wife?
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Alright, well for starters i will introduce myself, you can call me DGill. Currently college student, got into playing mmorpgs a few months ago. Been in and out of different games, which i will be discussing. But i have a few questions for everyone, which did and didnt you like for mmorpgs, and why. Im on the hunt for a decent game, as the ones i've played are starting to get boring.
For starters, i hate click to move style games, i like having the freestyle movement.
I dont mind the preset cast keys, usually the number coordinated gui. However, i like the option to bind abilities to my own preferred keys.
I like, complexity. Rift is still my top mmorpg, because there is a near endless amount of things you can do. You have different races to choose from, the usual Rogue, Warrior, Mage, Cleric. But in those you have a mass amount of options on specific classes, and in the 3 you pick, you get to spread out 60 points between the three anyway you like.
I like mmorpg's where you get to decide how you want your character to be, not a preset skills list or limited amount.
I am a big PvP fan, so i like popular pvp style games, and i prefer being able to move and attack. In Neverwinter, mostly all attacks you can not move while performing.
I also like PvE, though i find almost all mmorpgs do not exactly have an exciting storyline.
Overall, im looking for a good game, with a balanced pve and pvp. I will list the games i've played with my personal cons and pros. And i encourage you to advice me on other mmorpgs i have not tried that you think i may like, or your own opinions on other games. Thanks for reading btw, long post.
Cons- The game does not get very exciting until endgame, which takes some time to get to. Infact i never reached endgame.
As the usual, questing can get a tad boring.
Is big on Play 2 win almost. People who pay can get better armor etc, better mounts and others
Pros- I like the open world pvp. A Defiant player can go into the Guardian section and kill people if they so choose. Which i like because players have to be more cautious of what they are doing.
Unbalanced pvp. Its a challenge. In guild wars 2 pvp everything is unlocked and everyone is at fair playing level. Where is the fun in that? If i take time to make a better build then the enemy, i should obviously have a better chance to win.
Rift pvp has level groupings. like 10-15. 30-40 or whatever, which doesnt make for a terrible unbalance.
-You can bind your skills to anything you want. You can have up to i think 5 bars to put skills into to use.
-Good customization etc
-MACROS. This makes this game in my opinion. No need to button mash hardcore, you can make a simple combo style set.
Cons- The casting bar, very limited. Only certain amount of skills available to use at a time.
-Cant attack and move
-Very small pvp, 5v5. Too small in my opinion.
Pros- Its DnD. which leads to a more interesting Story line and questing.
-Has unique things with leveling above just skills and such.
-Even though you cant always attack and move, it adds a bit of strategy, setting up good combos before moving somewhere.
Guild Wars 2
Cons- Questing so far seems a little boring, and a little difficult as well. Almost though you need to always be with someone. Which isnt necessarily the worst, but i had played alone.
-The skill bar, is set for Numb pad, and you cant bind to other keys, so essentially running and spamming is a little harder.
-PvP is just awful in my opinion. Everyone is on even playing field except the fact other people have different skills.
Pros- The story line seems very indepth and interesting.
-From what i've seen (only been playing quite recently) that the map is immensly large.
-Your main attack you can toggle to auto cast, so you can dodge, and run around whilst you are using that 1 ability
-There is in-voice gameplay, not always having to read in text is a nice touch.
Overall, i want a game with lots of customization and what not. I like dungeons, pvp and pve. But mostly PvP lol.
I would prefer not to play a click to move, however it is still an option.
Thanks for reading everyone, and thanks for your future opinions and advice.


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Sniffing Out a More-Efficient Mine Sweeper
Scientists Genetically Modify Bomb-Detecting Mice to Make Them More Easily Smell TNT; Alternative to Dogs and Rats
NEW YORK—Genetic researchers are exploring a safe way to deal with the millions of buried land mines left behind from conflicts around the world: build a better mouse.
Two scientists changed a gene in the nose of bomb-sniffing mice so that neurons normally set to detect thousands of aromas are tuned solely to the odor of TNT, the most commonly used mine explosive. The researchers at Hunter College of the City University of New York say their genetically modified mouse will be 500 times as sensitive to TNT as normal rodents.d
While still experimental, these mutant mice one day could replace the trained rodents and dogs, magnetometers and machines now used to help clear mine fields that, on average, kill or injure a dozen civilians every day in accidental explosions.
"Mice have some advantages as mine detectors because they are cheaper to manage and house, and easier to breed" than other animals, said molecular neurobiologist Charlotte D'Hulst, who developed the new breed of mice at Hunter College with her laboratory director, neuroscientist Paul Feinstein.
By most estimates, there are 110 million unexploded land mines in former war zones across 70 countries. In Bosnia-Herzegovina alone, mine sweepers have located 18,000 mine fields, each containing an unknown number of explosives. In Iraq, there are an estimated 25 million land mines. In Mozambique, about 20 people step on a mine every month, according to the United Nations.
To clear such hazards safely, military combat crews use armored behemoths like the 60-ton remote-controlled M1 Panther vehicle and the Aardvark Mark IV carrier, which flails suspect terrain with 72 chains to trigger buried explosives.
But when the military isn't around, civilians are left to their own devices. For them, mine sweeping in 2011 was a $662 million private enterprise.
In the search for a more-efficient mine sweeper, researchers have experimented with ultrasound probes, seismic sensors, Doppler radar, vapor-sensitive films and ultraviolet light. They have bred plants that change color in the presence of explosives. At the University of Montana, scientists once tried training swarms of bees to home in on TNT.
Stymied, scientists keep returning to a sensor perfected by evolution—the nose.
Explosives such as TNT have a subtle but distinct aroma related to their chemical composition.
But bomb-sniffing dogs, a staple of security squads, are too expensive—as much as $25,000 per animal—and too unreliable for routine mine-sweeping, according to experts at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory. In Tanzania, mine-sweepers are training local rats, which scratch when they sniff out land mines.
"The rats are relatively fast and accurate compared to other techniques," said Christophe Cox, head of a mine-clearing group called Apopo in Morogoro, Tanzania. Working on a leash, one of the group's trained African rats can clear an area in 30 minutes that would normally take someone with a metal detector two days, Mr. Cox said.
Starting in 2008, the group used 40 trained rats to clear more than 1,400 acres of mine fields in Mozambique at a cost of $7.2 million. Next month, it expects to start work with a squad of 15 trained rats in Angola, where as many as six million land mines remain from a civil war.
Each rat, however, takes nine months to train and costs $7,900, Mr. Cox said.
To breed a better mine-sweeper, the Hunter researchers took advantage of the recent discovery of a receptor in the rodent brain for the odor of a chemical known as 2,4-dinitrotoluene (DNT), which is essentially the same as TNT, which stands for trinitrotoluene.
All told, a normal mouse has about 10 million neurons devoted to smells. Each odor-sensing neuron has just one type of aroma receptor. Each type is controlled by just one gene. In all, there are a thousand different genes for odor receptors in the mouse brain.
To make their mice hypersensitive to explosives, the researchers altered the gene responsible for the DNT receptor so that the transgenic mice have as many as one million neurons in which the odor receptor is tuned to the fragrance of a land mine.
"Our presumption is that having more odor detectors will make the mouse a more sensitive detector," said Dr. Feinstein.
Animal-behavior researcher Alan Poling of Western Michigan University, who has studied the mine-sweeping rats, isn't sure how much heightened sensitivity will help. "When we think of the shortcomings of the rats, sensitivity is not viewed as one," he said. "If they were much more sensitive, we might have a problem with false positives."
At Hunter College, the researchers this month are breeding hundreds of the mice for laboratory tests. But it may be five years before they are ready for a field trial, in which researchers could work out how best to use the animals' sensitivity to TNT.
"The real proof," Dr. Feinstein said, "is whether you can send out a mouse into a field and safely clear mine fields."
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I will be teaching an Adult for a period of six months. He wants me to develop a comprehensive lesson plan. I was wondering if anyone had helpful insights as to how to create a very general, logical outline for a begginer. Thanks for any suggestions.
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'"It felt good to get to where we are," forward Cody McCormick said. "After the season, we've got to be where we are. I don't think we've accomplished anything until we get to that point. There's still a lot of work ahead."'
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In 2004, he started working on a documentary film investigating the Internal Revenue Service. It started with proving that there is no law requiring an American citizen to pay a direct unapportioned Tax on their labor (the federal income tax). It went into the central banks' profit off America's debts. He finally discovered that it was part of a system placing virtually all the power in America into the hands of a few wealthy and evil men. His film is a grand awakening to the fascist police state overtaking our country.
After his rise to fame and fortune, Russo was in a position where he could have enjoyed the protection and pleasure of the elite. He instead produce a film that would expose them for their evil and awaken thousands and hopefully soon millions of Americans to the destruction of their Constitutional rights and their country. The film, "America: Freedom to Fascism" would appear in theaters around the country, before becoming a hit on DVD and Internet. It has inspired thousands of people to take a stand in defense of freedom.
Aaron Russo is an American patriot and one of the greatest heroes of our time. He will be missed by all who enjoyed the music and movies he produced, and by those fighting to restore the Constitution and bring liberty back to America. He died of cancer today at age 64.
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Hi Guys haven't been here in a while
Ok so I got a Rex voice changer helmet and have been wondering how to make it look better, I think everyone knows what these look like but just in case
OK so I have not done much cos I don't now what to do, But I have cut up pieces of paper & pasted them on it, Now it looks like this
On the picture the visor may look a bit small but looks accurate in person.
Ok there are parts of the helmet I have some questions about, Please help.
Just to let you guys know I have not done anything like this before so please try to keep things simple, Thanks
Ok this part
As you can see it has cracks or lines that connects the helmet together, Ok question: What do I use to seal the cracks?
What about these cracks? Or that big air hole at the back? Those black lines at the bottom left are actually holes, are they supposed to be holes?
Is there supposed to be a wire mesh behind to mouth? & The mouth is supposed to be gray right?
Is that squire thing supposed to be wire mesh too? or does it look fine? If it is supposed to be wire how do I cut that squire out?
Is that round thingy correct? I know the is vent is supposed to be black but is the vent correct? those curves at the bottom are inaccurate right?
It came with a rangefinder that was a bit bent any ideas on how to fix that
And is it supposed to come with a cap for if I don't want the RF?
Well that's all I have for now, sorry if I sounded like I was ranting, if there's anything I missed please tell me
Oh yeah I don't like the paint job, so how do I remove the paint & should I remove it before or after I've modded It?
Thanks Guys appreciate the help


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Kelly writes:
I'm reeling from this episode!! The symbiosis, the web of life, the energies, chemicals, organisms of
evolutionary progression shaping our world naturally and by human intervention with unknown consequences, then you all tie it to the brain microbiome alterations affecting behavior! Yes!!!
A recent quote from a researcher says soon we'll call our immune system the bacterial interaction system!
Yes! The microbes rule our world and us. God is bug. Oh the heresy!
This is what we see with inflammation therapy…bugs rule even if you can't culture them with Koch's postulates.
I have a Talmudic question:
If most alphaproteobacteria are phototrophic, and the brain doesn't get sunshine, does vitamin D endocrine system dysregulation have an effect on their population in the brain?
Vitamin D hormone transcribes the AMPs to balance our bugs. https://chronicillnessrecovery.org/images/stories/How_Vitamin_D_Metabolism_Affects_Autoimmune_and_Inflammatory_Diseases2.pdf
Why we use olmesartan to correct vitamin D dysregulation.
Angiotensin and Systems Thinking: Wrapping Your Mind Around the Big Picture
thank you!!
[the following email was sent to TWiP but I think TWiM listeners will like it]
Joe writes:
Vince and Dickson,
Here is a follow up on your biofuels question. To make fuels from crops succeed we need a biotech breakthrough that I really thought someone would have done already. Basically we need a bug that eats cellulose and converts it back to sugar so you can ferment it. Personally, I think there is a Nobel Prize in it for the group that creates an e. coli strain that converts cellulose to sugars. Once you have that, then you can feed the farm animals the corn and run your tractor on the corn stalks! Or you could use hay or grass clips or wood chips or waste paper, whatever is available cheaply. Until we get that bug, ethanol from corn will just be a niche technology.
People will keep pushing to use corn crops or other high sugar crops to make fuel, but the economics are not good and the lost opportunity costs are too high. Look how the modest current efforts in the USA have pushed up food prices and still required government subsidies to be competitive. No doubt there is a listener out there with lots of arguments for how great ethanol from corn is but I don't see anything like the margin needed to make it a viable market changing crude oil substitute.
I will show my age and tell you that as a senior chemical engineering design project in 1980 at Purdue, we looked at how to convert crop waste materials (like corn stalks) into fuel and it wasn't pretty. The only real way to break down the cellulose was to grind it up and treat it with hot fuming sulfuric acid in big reactors. Fuming sulfuric is 98% concentrated acid that is saturated with sulfur trioxide gas, brute force chemistry for sure! As I remember, you could get pretty good conversion of the cellulose, but the ugly part was separating the good stuff from all the waste acid and the non reactive lignin. Once you got all the acid out of the good stuff, then you still had to ferment the sugars. It is not surprising that you don't see anybody running this process to make fuel! We need a biotech solution to break down the cellulose without all the mess. I think folks were looking at the microbes in termites' stomachs as a place to start., but I have not heard of any progress on this in several years.
I will add that biofuels are not the only option for our fuel supply. For the past 100 years, we have had repeated dramatic reports that we are about to run out of oil and yet it never seems to happen! I remember a particularly detailed one in Scientific American about 10-15 years ago with beautiful graphs and everything. Each time the trumpets of doom sound, some smart engineer or geologist comes up with a new way to extract more oil. I don't see any reason why this trend will suddenly stop this time, we still have lots of tar sands, deep oil, and shale oil that have not been touched. Please note that I am not expressing a political view on the social correctness of these options just the technical aspects. Even more impressive are the reported quantities of frozen methane hydrate clathrates on the ocean floor that would likely be fairly easy to extract. Some estimates are that there is more than 10 times the amount of energy stored there than in all the oil we have ever used. Obviously none of these fossil fuels address the CO2 generation concerns that many people have.
Wind, solar, hydro and even nuclear power all have their places and I hope their niches keep growing as the technology improves, but nothing comes close to competing with chemical energy as a cheap, portable, high density source of energy. One just needs to look at biology to see the truth of this; plants fix the suns energy into chemical forms that then cascade through the food chain ever evolving into more complex forms. How cool is that!
Thanks for helping me stretch my brain each week! Thus ends "This Week in Chemical Engineering"!
Warmest Regards,
Joe Griebstein
EH&S Manager, LSG
Robin writes:
How about phage fossils?
Now that we know that phages have an apparently symbiotic relationship with mammals, is it too farfetched to imagine that some phages were once incorporated into - and expressed - in metazoa?
One line of research might be a search for such fossil sequences in the genomic databases that already exist. Perhaps someone is already doing it?
The reference to salicylates in my last email was prompted by Dr. Schacter's comment that methyl salicylate reminded him of acetylsalicylic acid, and to show how the acetyl group was important in the clinical effects of the latter.
Thanks for such thought-provoking and paradigm-shifting discussions!


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Be it for a honeymoon, a wedding ceremony, a diving experience, a break from it all or even for a business meeting in Krabi or in Thailand then Pimalai, nestled in a lush tropical forest, is the Andaman luxury destination to set your sights on. This exclusive beach resort combines all the right ingredients - subtle five star comforts, natural beauty, environmental friendliness and lots of space. Located well distant from crowded beaches and other boutique resorts on Koh Lanta (or Ko Lanta) and close to Lanta Marine National Park, the only sound is that of the waves sliding in and out and slowly breaking onto the sandy beach.
Built within the rainforest as it meets the silver ocean strand, you would hardly know Pimalai was there. This boutique beach resort occupies 100 acres of tropical vegetation with direct access to a 900 meters stretch of pristine sandy beach and offers 121 accommodation units - Deluxe, Bayfront Deluxe, Pavillion Suite, Beach Villa and Pool Villa - all very elegantly appointed.


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Hi, I am the proud owner of a 2013 White Summit.
While spending 20 days debating if I should buy a Volt I discovered news articles where Tea Party members criticized Obama for the stimulus/loans that allowed the production of the Volt.
It has never occurred to me before however now I wonder if Republicans buy Volts.
If not too much trouble, and also if you are a Volt owner or strongly considering one, can readers of this thread indicate if you are a Democrat or Republican.


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By Joe Brewin
Andrey Arshavin believes his Arsenal team can only move one way after securing their first Premier League victory of the season on Saturday.
The Russian midfielder grabbed the winning goal late in the first half after capitalising on a goalkeeping error from Michel Vorm to seal the points for the Gunners.
Arshavin concedes that Arsenal have not enjoyed the best of starts to the campaign, but admits he is not one to dwell on the past.
"To be honest I would like to avoid talking about history like the Manchester United game, but it happens," he said. "All we can do now is just go forward.
"It's important we took our first three points. Now we can move up and look forward to the next game."
Speaking about his opportunistic strike against the Swans, the diminutive play-maker admitted he knew little about the build-up.
"To be honest I didn't see what happened," Arshavin said. "When I turned around I saw the ball in front of me - I just had to hit it properly.
"I did well, and the ball ended up in the net."
The Russian captain says the team will need time to adjust to the Club's new summer acquisitions, but is confident they will quickly transform into a more cohesive unit.
"I don't think we were nervous, but we had some new players who need some time to stick.
"Not everything was right before, but we still have time and I think we will be good."Copyright 2017 The Arsenal Football Club plc. Permission to use quotations from this article is granted subject to appropriate credit being given to www.arsenal.com as the source


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'Lalime blamed the loss on the Senators' second-period letdown in which Buffalo pulled ahead 2-1 on goals scored 64 seconds apart. "There's always a period in which we don't play our best,'' Lalime said."Sometimes it costs us. We were lucky to come back."'
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