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Tuesday August 6th, 2013 1:12am
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BALTIMORE, Md. – Senior attack Corey Rich (Sacramento, Calif.) exploded for eight points as No.3 Limestone (7-0, 2-0 CC) delivered a thrilling come-from-behind victory over No. 4 Merrimack (0-1, 0-0 NE-10) in a neutral site NCAA Division II men's lacrosse game on Saturday, March 9. That win avenges last year's 12-11 loss, one of just two on the season.
Trailing 8-7 with 3:11 left in the third quarter, Corey Rich began a streak for the ages as he notched the tying goal with 27 seconds left in the period. Following a goal by the Warriors' Greg Melaugh that put Merrimack up 9-8 at the 11:49 mark of the fourth, it would be all Saints, or perhaps more accurately, all Rich.
Down late, Rich came through in the clutch, drilling the tying goal at 7:40 and then, not satisfied with that, rifled home the go-ahead goal just 31 seconds later to give Limestone a 10-9 advantage. He wasn't done leading the comeback as he found one of the top scorers in the country in Loewen for another goal at 5:06 for a two goal lead.
The Saints were far from done but it would be junior attack Todd Nakasuji's (Ajax, Ontario, Canada) turn, with a little more help from Rich, as he provided instant offense. Following another faceoff win by senior face-off specialist Jake Ternosky (LaFayette, N.Y.) that put the ball back in the hands of Limestone's potent offense, Nakasuji made it count, taking a pass from Rich and leaving it in the back of the net at the 4:53 mark.
It would take just nine seconds as one pass from the faceoff and a Nakasuji laser shot made it 13-9 and all but put the game away. Melaugh would chime in once more with an unassisted goal at 2:24 to reach the final margin of 13-10.
"This was a terrific early season win", said head coach J.B. Clarke. "Our strength and conditioning coach won this one. We battled for 60 minutes and made some great plays in the fourth quarter to beat a great Merrimack team that was very well coached today".
Rich clearly led the attack for the Saints with five goals and three assists to go along with three groundballs while senior attack Riley Loewen (Burnaby, British Columbia, Canada) finished with two goals, a pair of assists and five groundballs. Giving the Saints offense the ball a career-high 22 times out of 27 was Ternosky. He also posted a career-best 11 groundballs on the day.
Adding to the offensive eruption were senior midfielder Zach Cummings (Crownsville, Md.) and Todd Nakasuji, both of whom had a pair of goals and an assist. Senior midfielder Tor Reinholdt (Port Moody, British Columbia, Canada) dished out two assists and his brother, freshman midfielder Reid Reinholdt (Port Moody, British Columbia, Canada), finished with an assist and eight groundballs.
Senior midfielder Ahmaad Simmons (Baltimore City, Md.) picked up six groundballs and added a pair of caused turnovers and senior goalkeeper Christian Dzwilewski (Cold Spring Harbor, N.Y.) played a strong game in goal, allowing 10 goals and making 11 saves to improve to a perfect 6-0 on the year.
Prior to the fireworks over the final 15:27, neither team could gain a significant advantage as Merrimack opened the game with a goal at 12:21 before three straight scores by the Saints made it 3-1 with 4:26 left in the first. Tewaaraton nominee Corey Lunney pulled the Warriors to within one at 3-2 near the beginning of the second before it turned into a game of "can you top this".
Following that goal, Loewen connected off a pass from Cummings for a two goal lead which Lunney then promptly erased with back-to-back scores in 18 seconds. Tied at 4-4 with 4:05 left in the first half, Corey Rich got his first of the day for a 5-4 lead a minute later but it would be Merrimack's Melaugh that delivered consecutive scores this time, giving the Warriors a 6-5 advantage near the start of the third quarter.
Rich got his second of the game at 9:18 to tie and goals by MC's Jamie Shand and the Saints Zach Cummings then left it deadlocked at 7-7. A third goal by Melaugh then set the stage for Limestone's wild and triumphant finish.
Melaugh led the way for Merrimack with a team-high four goals along with four groundballs while Corey Lunney had three goals, an assist and three groundballs. Mike Perdie finished with a goal and two assists and Shand had a goal and assist. Paul Gallagher added a solo score and Brandon Waiter had one assist to wrap up the offensive production. Connor Reagan played all 60 minutes between the pipes, getting dinged for all 13 goals while making 14 saves. Of that number 12 came in the first half with one each in the third and fourth.
Limestone will be right back in the Baltimore, Maryland area a week from today for an even tougher contest as they face northern rival No. 2 Le Moyne (4-0, 2-0 NE-10) on Saturday, March 16. That is a game that features a 2012 NCAA National Semifinal rematch that saw the Saints end the Dolphins undefeated season on the home field a year ago. Game time is set for 3 p.m. at St. Paul's School.
Limestone is now 3-1 all-time against Merrimack dating back to 1994 … after winning the first two meetings by impressive scores (22-5 in 1994 and 21-7 in 1997), the Saints dropped a 12-11 decision last year in Baltimore.


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M-Braves' Spruill sterling for seven
Atlanta prospect holds Barons scoreless in bounce-back win
By Andrew Pentis / Special to MLB.com | April 21, 2012 7:21 PM ET
"I love seeing that," Spruill said. "That's my favorite thing to see when I come out and give the ball to one of the guys."
The Braves' No. 9 prospect tossed seven innings and his replacements tag-teamed the eighth and ninth as Double-A Mississippi edged the Birmingham Barons, 1-0.
"I was hoping to go back out for the eighth," Spruill said. "But, for me, if I go seven, I did my job."
Spruill scattered three hits -- a leadoff single by Tyler Saladino in the first, a two-out double by Kenneth Williams in the third and a one-out single by Jared Mitchell in the fifth. The 22-year-old right-hander also issued two walks while striking out three. He recorded 10 outs on the ground.
"The guys played really good 'D,'" Spruill said. "Our defense always has to be play good defense for me because I'm not going to strike a lot of guys out.
"With two-seam fastballs, I can get in on right-handed hitters pretty well, and that helped me to keep them from getting solid contact."
Spruill threw 55 of 90 pitches for strikes. Ryan Buchter, Cory Rasmus and Mark Lamm, who earned his second save, worked the final two innings to complete Mississippi's second shutout of the season.
A 2008 second-round pick, Spruill reached Double-A for the first time in his fourth year of pro ball last season. He went 3-2 with a 3.20 ERA in seven outings.
The Chesapeake, Va., native earned his first victory this year with six solid innings against Montgomery on April 11. Last Monday, however, he gave up seven runs on 14 hits over six innings against Jacksonville.
"I feel like I didn't execute my pitches very well in my last start," Spruill said. "Typically, I try to keep my two-seamer on the corners and my slider [just] outside of the strike zone, and I wasn't able to do that in my last start."
Barons starter Jose Quintana yielded the game's lone run in the second as Matthew Kennelly singled home Joe Leonard with two outs.
Quintana (0-2), the White Sox's No. 19 prospect, allowed five hits, walked three batters and struck out seven over seven innings.
"I don't even know that he went seven innings," Spruill said. "I was just trying to keep us in the ballgame."
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Harvey Weinstein Gossip
Harvey Weinstein gossip, latest news, photos, and video.
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Do you feel like Johnny Depp is in your face a LOT these days? A lot more than he ever used to be? We'd go months not seeing him before. A long, long time. JD knew how to go underground. Like Tom Cruise, like Brange, he has the resources, he had the inclination. Then. Now? Now it's almost weekly. Full Story
Harvey Scissorhands is at it again
If you haven't grasped it by now, Harvey Weinstein is a very difficult figure in film. There is no denying his impact on the US movie industry, especially as a promoter of specialty and indie films, and his role as one of the central figures in the politicization of the Academy Awards. But he's also got a reputation among filmmakers—has had for years—as a cut-happy editor who will gleefully slice your movie to ribbons in order to make it more marketable. Full Story
Jennifer Lawrence: new hair, same goof
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Here's Jennifer Lawrence at the GLAAD Media Awards this weekend where she presented to President Bill Clinton with Harvey Weinstein. It was her first official appearance since winning Best Actress in February. As you can see, she has new hair. I don't love this hair. (Or the dress, for that matter. Full Story
Nicole, Meryl, and Harvey
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Deadline confirmed yesterday that The Weinstein Company has acquired distribution rights for Grace Of Monaco starring Nicole Kidman. So, you know what that means: he'll be pushing Granny Freeze for an Oscar campaign next year. (By the way, the Oscars will be held back to March 2, 2014 to accommodate the Olympics. Full Story
Harvey Finds a New Pet
I don't know much about Lana Del Rey except that she had a poor showing on SNL and is very divisive: pop phenom or fraud? Some fans felt duped that edgy Lana Del Rey is actually rich girl Lizzy Grant, but some argue she's an artist and has creative license to change her name/style of music/image. Full Story
Harvey Weinstein checks the MPAA
In chess there is an old gambit known as the Bishop's Opening. The general rule of thumb in chess is "knights over bishops", which is what makes the Bishop's Opening so effective. Players are trained to establish their knights first and develop from there, but the Bishop's Opening establishes the bishop, which is terribly distracting. Full Story
Backing Michelle?
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Both My Week With Marilyn and The Iron Lady are Weinstein pictures. Both Meryl Streep and Michelle Williams are considered locks for a Best Actress Oscar nomination. And so, corny corny, you could say that Harvey Weinstein has a Sophie's Choice of his own. (Several months ago I overheard a junior publicist at a junket ask What's Sophie's Choice? She could recite every Bachelor from every season. Full Story
Gwyneth, Madonna, Harvey, Obama
Interesting lead item that appeared in Page Six today - there's to be an Obama fundraiser in New York next week at Harvey Weinstein's. For the privilege of sharing an intimate discussion with the President, celebrity guests are paying over $71,000 a couple. Full Story
Madonna's movie might be good
Did you hear about this? I've not had time to address it until now. But W.E., Madonna's directorial effort about Wallis Simpson, was acquired by the Weinsteins. And, gulp, word is it might not suck. The source is a good one. A very reliable one. Not someone who gets pushed around by publicists and studios. Full Story
Group Skeeve
I posted this article yesterday, late in the day, about Emma Watson, with a note on Harvey Weinstein at the end, asking whether or not I was alone in thinking it was gross that he went with her and some other young girls to a nightclub in his Rolls Royce. Full Story
Emma night after night
Emma Watson, who is usually able to keep a low profile when she's not working, gave us a lot to see and write about this weekend. With the BAFTAs happening in England, she was out at pre-parties and dinners, super A list at every event, and then tonight in London it was the ELLE Style Awards. She was named Style Icon. Full Story


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I was so disappointed with Kaffbar tonight. Me & three friends went in for a last round (we'd been many times & liked it here) & after 5 minutes of getting our drinks, the music went off & the lights went on. Everyone was leaving & my friend felt bad as she just spent money on a round for 4 drinks & all of a sudden we had to leave.
She decided to ask a guy behind the bar for some paper cups so we could take our drinks with us. He out right said no, so we then mentioned that we hadn't expected the bar to close so soon after getting our drinks. The man behind the bar then said "it's not my f*cking responsibility to tell you when the bar closes". He then followed this by calling us "Posh twats". Rightfully we were very upset by this and we told him we felt he was being unreasonable, but he continued to swear at us & told us to leave.
On what planet is it ok to speak to customers like this....? We were decent people looking to have a final farewell drink in Brixton and we received this bitterness. After an hour of making our case, we still didn't get an apology from this man & got the usual treatment of, you're the drunk ones, you're in the wrong. Well I have you know, none of us were 'drunk' and none of us deserved to be spoken to like that. I don't care if you've worked 20 hours (which was by the way his excuse) that's your choice. To displace your anger on to well-meaning people is not ok.
Avoid this place like the plague... I will never be going back!!
Had a couple of cocktails here. It was nice and would go back. The atmosphere was good too.
Worst customer service I have ever experienced in London. The owner was incredibly rude from the moment we arrived. The 'latte' was hot water and instant coffee and tasted old. When we complained about the coffee we were basically told it's what we asked for. We left without drinking any of the coffee and we were refused a refund despite the fact it was not what we ordered. Awful place, never go there!
Best place for a drink in Brixton... And I have drunk in them all. Good drinks,Good people,Open late.
Love the twist on a classic bloody Mary! Great service and atmosphere! Deffo worth a visit when in Brixton.
Great drinks- great service. A gem outside the mass produced, mass serving rubbish that the tied houses and breweries provide. A new take on cocktails- go along an take a look! Wide variety of bottled and draught beers as well.
Not sure who is writing these positive reviews, but I have just eaten their jerk chicken and it tastes as if it was cooked a month ago and frozen. Revolting food, almost puked and disgusted and feel insulted that a restaurant could serve this to a customer. Not even my dog would eat this.
Great Bar, Awesome Staff, Funky cocktails and Amazing food. One of the best places in London; any time any day!
This is a really friendly little joint, we often pop in for a drink on the way back from eating in Brixton . They often have lots of different events on, Dj's, cake sales, art shows and live music. Down to earth staff and general nice vibe.
Love going here for the Whiskey Kitten nights and the cheap but knock out cocktails!
This place is the bees knees! If you find yourself buzzing around Brixton during the day then get yourself down here for a relaxed vibe and watch the world go by whilst sipping on a creamy cappucino or a mouth watering mojito, listening to great tunes. Things really get going in the evening with eclectic beats, caberet, live music & even burlesque on the monthly menu. What more could you ask for? Now my favourite bar in Brixton... I can't rate it enough!


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Ecological Intelligence recasts the uproar over global warming and the assault of man-made toxins into our bodies in terms of the collective self-deception which both created this crisis and holds a key to its solution. Ecological Intelligence argues that "green" labels and recycling programs may do more harm than good by feeding a vital lie, lulling us into the illusion that we are doing enough already while ignoring the adverse impact of the far vaster proportion of what we buy and do. The book brings a psychologist's insights into the world of commerce, arguing for radical transparency -- tracking every substantial impact over the life cycle of an item, from manufacture to daily use, to disposal -- and surfacing those impacts at the point of purchase. The movement toward such transparency augurs a day when the free market will operate in public interest.
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Daniel Goleman, Ph.D., covered behavioral and brain sciences for The New York Times for twelve years and is codirector of the Consortium for Research on Emotional Intelligence in Organizations at Rutgers University. He has taught at Harvard, his alma mater, and as a consultant addresses groups and businesses around the world. He is also the author of Emotional Intelligence,Working with Emotional Intelligence, Primal Leadership, and co-author of Destructive Emotions.From AudioFile:
Paper or plastic? Either one takes an ecological toll. Listeners may be intimidated as Daniel Goleman explains the total ecological impact of each purchase or decision. His description of the many steps involved in making a glass jar, for example, can be both fascinating and frightening. His goal is to organize consumers into a force for changing the way companies do business. Goleman narrates his own book with enthusiasm, providing examples of good environmental stewardship, telling listeners where to find information to make eco-friendly decisions, and considering the psychology of consumer decisions. While Goleman, at times, drifts into psychological jargon or unnerving gloom, he also creates a methodology to help consumers make environmentally friendly shopping decisions. J.A.S. © AudioFile 2009, Portland, Maine
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A BAFTA Productions documentary following the build up to the biggest night in British film, the Orange British Academy Film Awards.
What does it take to stage a ceremony of such prestige and magnitude as the British Academy Film Awards? In 2011, cameras were granted behind the scenes access to the intense period of preparation in the weeks leading up to the big event. Watch this documentary to discover exactly what goes into making the BAFTAs happen, from building the magnificent stage scenery and constructing one of the world's longest red carpets, to making the iconic trophies themselves.
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Earl Sweatshirt cancels Bonnaroo performances
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Rapper Earl Sweatshirt is pulling out of his performance at this weekend's Bonnaroo Festival in Manchester, Tennessee. The Odd Future emcee was scheduled to perform twice, once in a solo set and again in the hip-hop "superjam" alongside RZA, Schoolboy Q, DJ Jazzy Jeff, Solange Knowles and others.
However, he announced that he's cancelling the appearance because of a bout with pneumonia. Sweatshirt promised to make up the show to his Tennessee fans as soon as he can.
To everyone at bonnaroo: im sorry i cant make it im really really fucking sick but i will make it up to tennessee as soon as i possibly can— Earl Sweatshirt (@earlxsweat) June 13, 2013
to everyone who think im being overdramatic, go get pneumonia and then try singing 'whoa' all the way through with no hypeman. im just sayin— Earl Sweatshirt (@earlxsweat) June 13, 2013
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Metal thieves broke a Loma Linda overflow valve at the San Bernardino-Redlands border early Sunday, causing water to shoot more than 100 feet into the air for hours and damage the road running over the line.
Police received a call at 4:36 a.m. about the water line break on Mountain View Avenue, south of Victoria Avenue.
Officers arrived to find water gushing into the air through power lines.
"It's an ongoing issue with copper thieves," Redlands police Cpl. Jesse Marquez said.
Police closed Mountain View for several hours while Loma Linda water department personnel worked to decrease water flow to the line.
The road was reopened about 8:30 a.m.
No witnesses reported seeing anyone in the flood-control channel where the water line -- which is Loma Linda's main line -- is located. There were no arrests.
Carlo Jaramillo, treatment operator for the water department, said the valve -- known as a wharf head -- is used to flush out lines and for water sampling. The thieves were trying to take a steel part from the line.
"Whoever tried to take it had a real surprise," he said.
Loma Linda has had its share of valve thefts and copper thefts from power poles, but this incident was unusual, officials said.
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'"You better win after a goal like that," Miller said. "It was just a bad goal. I tried to shake it off, but that's the equivalent of a bad shift for me. I had that whole shift against Spezza's line, and I let them score twice. That was just a really bad shift. Whereas these guys get to go off the ice and reset, I needed to reset and get back to work. I was able to hold tight."'
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Hedge funds are not necessarily all they're cracked up to be. At least not if you believe Warren Buffett. In 2008 the Oracle of Omaha made a friendly wager with a New York money management firm that a Standard and Poor's 500 index fund would beat a set of five hedge funds. The New York money managers, Protege Partners, built an index of five funds that invest in hedge funds to compete against Buffett's entry, Vanguard's S&P 500 index fund.
The terms of the bet were that each contestant would pony up $320,000 so that a total of $640,000 would be invested in a zero-coupon bond that would eventually be worth $1 million by 2017. The zero-coupon bond hit the million-dollar mark in 2012, Carol Loomis reported this week for Fortune.com.
Halfway through the decade-long wager, Buffett has pulled into the lead, with the index fund up 8.69 percent to the fund of funds' 0.13 percent, according to Fortune.
From the Fortune.com story, "Buffett pulls ahead in wager against hedge funds":
… You need to keep in mind that this bet started in the gut-wrenching year of 2008, which left both contenders deep in the red. Buffett, though, was definitely a deeper shade of red: Vanguard's Admiral shares -- the S&P index fund he'd backed -- lost 37 percent in 2008 vs. a 24 percent drop, on the average, for Protege's five funds of funds.
Fees count, too
While hefty stock market returns will undoubtedly help any stock index fund, low fees on passive strategies often make up some of the gap in returns between index funds and active funds that outperform. Higher annual fees eat into total returns, which means actively managed mutual funds have to actually outperform their benchmarks plus their expense ratio before it begins to pay off for investors.
Similarly, hedge funds come with fees. and they are considerably higher than those of most active mutual funds. Also, a fund of hedge funds has a double layer of fees that has to be overcome before an investor will realize a positive return. On top of that, hedge funds typically charge a hefty performance fee, too.
Here's another reason why a fund of hedge funds matched against an index fund is not really an apples-to-apples comparison: low betas. Hedge funds have an average beta of 0.5 according to the site Insider Monkey, which tracks hedge funds and SEC filings from insiders and publishes articles about investing.
A beta of 1 means an investment is as volatile as the stock market. A low beta indicates less volatility and risk as well as lower returns. Even if a hedge fund generates enough risk-adjusted return to overcome fees, "They may still underperform the market because they partly hedge their bets. They are less risky than index funds are, but Warren Buffett's bet ignores that risk. Over a 10-year period it is more likely that the S&P 500 index will increase in nominal terms. So, funds of hedge funds have three handicaps they have to tackle to beat passive investing: hedge fund fees, (fund of funds) fees, and their low betas," according to the Insider Monkey story, "Investing in funds of funds is a dumb idea."
"I like Buffett's chances of success simply because every single year, his fund only has to overcome a fee of 0.05 percent -- assuming he is using Vanguard 500 index Admiral -- as compared to the multitier and profit-sharing component of the hedge funds, which could be as much 3.25 percent in management fees and profit-sharing components," says Robert Laura, president of Synergos Financial Group in Howell, Mich.
"The other thing I will say is that fancy or sophisticated strategies aren't always better. Many times, the rules of life apply to investing as well -- like KISS -- keep it simple, stupid," he says.
So why would anyone invest in anything but index funds? While there are many good reasons for some people, in some cases investors can be too opportunistic, says Julie Murphy Casserly, CFP professional, founder and president of JMC Wealth Management in Chicago.
"Particularly when taxes got increased with all those employed, incomes are not rising, people are looking for things to out-produce return for them, particularly because most people are not willing to reduce lifestyle and save more," she says.
Do you have any thoughts on the bet?
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Shoes are a tricky thing, aren't they? If the heel is the exactly the height you want, then the shape is uncomfortable; if the color is right, then the details are wrong; and of course, as soon as you manage to find the perfect pair, you discover that they don't come in your size—AND that they're far too expensive, anyway. It figures, doesn't it?
But that's why Milk and Honey shoes exist. From boots to flats and from wedges to pumps, Milk and Honey makes custom-designed shoes affordable just for you—and even better, with their new initiative and the help of some like-minded stars, these babies even give back to those in need!
The brainchild of sisters Ilissa and Dori Howard, Milk and Honey originally began when the shoe-loving twosome found themselves losing the footwear battle. As they put it, "1) We didn't want to have to take out second mortgages to support our shoe habit and 2) Sometimes we just couldn't find what we wanted and that was simply not okay." Furthermore, they don't want YOU to go broke indulging in your love of shoes, either; even better, they want to help you find exactly the right pair—even if it means helping you design them yourself.
Now, stars like Once Upon a Time's Ginnifer Goodwin and The Carrie Diaries' AnnaSophia Robb, are getting in on the action, and for a good cause, at that! According to the Hollywood Reporter, these fabulous actresses have become part of Milk and Honey's Generous Soles program—and you can, too. A celebrity-driven charity initiative, Generous Soles features shoes designed by celebrities, which you can purchase on Milk and Honey's website. 100 percent—that's right, all 100 percent—of the profits from each pair sold goes directly to the charity of the celeb designer's choice.
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Currently featured on the site are the Ginnifer ($270, milkandhoneyshoes.com), a tangerine pump with a 5" heel designed by Ginnifer Goodwin:
And the AnnaSophia ($285, milkandhoneyshoes.com), a sand-colored suede peep toe with a purple snakeskin colorblock:
Ginnifer's shoe benefits the Memphis-based St. Jude Children's Research Hospital, a cause close to her heart. "Growing up in Memphis," Ginnifer said, "I have always admired St. Jude's for the magnificent work they do. Knowing that I would contributing even in this small way made designing this shoe really special." The profits from AnnaSophia's shoe, meanwhile, go to There With Care, a charity that provides fundamental support services to families and children facing critical illnesses during medical crises.
Previous celebrity designers include celebrity chef Rachael Ray and American Horror Story actress Kate Mara; and in the future, celebs like Malin Ackerman, Amber Valletta, Whitney Cummings, and Mindy Kaling will contribute to the cause. Now that's what we call star power!
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|University of Alaska Southeast Faculty and Staff Newsletter
|December 18, 1998
The program begins at 8:30 a.m. in Hendrickson 113. Topics will include sexual harassment, civil rights, cultural diversity, disability and employment, and students with disabilities. Coffee and snacks will be provided. Lunch will be on your own.
Harbanuk said the Raptor Center receives 10 or 12 injured owls each year. While the saw-whet is common in the Juneau area, it is usually active only at night.
Otha Hawkins will visit Ketchikan Jan. 18 and Juneau Jan. 19. Hawkins has been the department head for Industrial Management at Alamance Community College in Graham, NC since 1990. He has one master's degree in business administration, another in liberal studies, and is six months away from a doctorate in business administration. He has also worked in several businesses as a planner, quality control manager and supervisor.
Russell Poppen will visit Ketchikan Jan. 19 and Juneau Jan. 20. Poppen has been director of Lincoln County Campus in Wyoming since 1997 and director of the Casper College student employment program since 1990. He has also been director of the Casper College Career Information Center, supervised student services, academic service, physical plant and grant operations. Poppen has a master's of education degree from Montana State University and has partially completed doctoral studies in adult leadership.
John Wahl will visit Ketchikan Jan. 20 and Juneau Jan. 21. Wahl was academic dean for the Davenport, Iowa campus of the American Institute of Commerce from 1996 to 1998. He was campus dean/executive director of Iowa Western Community College in Clarinda from 1990-95 and served as director of admissions at South Georgia College in Douglas, GA from 1987-1990. Wahl has a Ph.D. in administration of higher education from the University of Florida.
While on the Ketchikan campus, the candidates will meet with the Advisory Board, faculty, staff, interim director Mary Lou Madden, the school superintendent, high school principal, and local media. They will also tour the campus and community.
While in Juneau, the candidates will meet with Chancellor Marshall Lind, the chancellor's cabinet, John Pugh, Sherry Taber, Carol Griffin, Gary Bowen and Bruce Gifford.
Sunde, who announced her retirement last fall after serving as campus director since 1991, plans to travel with her family and then return to Sitka where she will likely work on special university projects. Kathie Etulain is serving as interim director. In addition to Lind, John Pugh and Carol Griffin from the Juneau campus attended the retirement dinner.
She was assisted by students Matt Deats, Michelle Wheeler, and Michelle Hinckley and staff members Mona Yarnell, Amy Carroll, Jennifer Williams and Roxy Felkl.
Linda Halfon married David Southwell on Dec. 30 and now uses the name Linda Southwell.
Crews also cleared snow during the holiday in case emergency vehicles needed access. Bob Green praised their work. "I really appreciate their willingness to come out in the wee hours of the morning to get the campus ready for registration and to give up some of their holiday time so we could get some of these nice improvements done before the semester starts." Other holiday work included installing new carpeting in the second floor of the Ziegler Building on the Ketchikan campus and moving library stacks to meet ADA standards. In Juneau a contractor worked on the new steps to the housing lodge and an enclosure around the lodge desk area.
The UAS group was in Quito for a week and spent Christmas at an orphanage. Students spent a day helping prepare gifts for the children, took part in the celebration with Santa Claus, and sang songs. "About eight of our students came up afterwards and told me it was the best Christmas of their lives," Bellagh said. "Many had tears in their eyes."
Students also visited a town near the edge of the jungle and explored the coast. The three credit class, "Language and Culture of Ecuador," included daily language classes and time to "see and compare cultures." After returning to Juneau, students must write two papers and take part in a community education project. Bellagh plans another trip next year and is hoping changing U.S. policy will allow a visit to Cuba.
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Reckless disregard for the truth is a habit at the heart of the Romney enterprise.
Villages and farming are also the heart and soul of Palestine.
Netflix at its heart is an arbitrage on the value of content versus the cost to acquire subscribers.
He makes the classic mistake of thinking that NBC, the network that made his career, has his best interests at heart.
Gingrich reveled in his frontrunner status, Romney spoke from the heart, and Santorum may surprise in Iowa.
How sweet and pastoral are these cool resting-places in the heart of the Vosges!
It would have torn my heart strings out to have left you, Oscar.
Mr. Vaughan,' cried Cecilia Ossulton; 'you know it came from your heart.'
There all alone, and compliments apart, I ask these sober questions of my heart.
I would like to throw out all my heart to Leonard on such an afternoon as this.
Old English heorte "heart; breast, soul, spirit, will, desire; courage; mind, intellect," from Proto-Germanic *khertan- (cf. Old Saxon herta, Old Frisian herte, Old Norse hjarta, Dutch hart, Old High German herza, German Herz, Gothic hairto), from PIE *kerd- "heart" (cf. Greek kardia, Latin cor, Old Irish cride, Welsh craidd, Hittite kir, Lithuanian širdis, Russian serdce "heart," Breton kreiz "middle," Old Church Slavonic sreda "middle").
Spelling with -ea- is c.1500, reflecting what then was a long vowel, and remained when pronunciation shifted. Most of the figurative senses were present in Old English, including "intellect, memory," now only in by heart. Heart attack attested from 1875; heart disease is from 1864. The card game hearts is so called from 1886.
heart (härt)
The chambered, muscular organ in vertebrates that pumps blood received from the veins into the arteries, thereby maintaining the flow of blood through the entire circulatory system.
A similarly functioning structure in invertebrates.
The hollow muscular organ that is the center of the circulatory system. The heart pumps blood throughout the intricate system of blood vessels in the body.
A tablet of an amphetamine, esp Dexedrine2 (1960s+ Narcotics)
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Since 1938 Designing and delivering authentic, outdoor, high-value products for active consumers of all ages.
Columbia Sportswear is the classic American imigrant story. Chairman Gert Boyle's parents German nationals who fled Germany in 1938 purchased a small hat company upon their arrival in Portland and named it Columbia Hat Company, after the river that inspired their new home. This humble beginning was of huge significance to the family, marking new found freedom and a fresh start. Her husband later took over, and after he died Gert ran the show, going from housewife to executive overnight. Today, her son Tim Boyle is our longtime president and CEO. The family like our business has experienced its ups and downs, but enjoying the outdoors together has always been an inseparable part of the program.
Columbia is made up of real people who are as passionate about the outdoors as you are. And, while our products are available around the world, we're based in the great Pacific Northwest, where majestic forests frame volcanic mountains and a rugged coast. This is where we hike, ride, fish, hunt, climb, camp, golf, paddle, run, and just enjoy fresh air with friends.


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Understated luxury, Volvo's lifelong attention to safety and strong on- and off-road performance are the hallmarks of the Volvo nameplate. The XC60 is a stylish compact crossover intended to compete with BMW X3 and the Acura RDX. The XC60 is a competent traverser of snowy roads but fitted with a luxurious interior featuring the latest in safety equipment. Volvo has always had an intense passion for safety technology, and the XC60 features many such systems, including the City Safety automatic braking system, a roll-over protection system, a whiplash protection seating system and numerous side and front airbags.
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The Volvo XC60 is largely unchanged for 2016.
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The NHTSA (National Highway Traffic Safety Administration) provides consumers with vehicle safety information based on independent testing, primarily front and side crash rating results, and more recently rollover ratings, to aid consumers in their vehicle purchase decisions.
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The Volvo XC60, now in its seventh year, is a mid-size crossover SUV built on the platform of the sweet S60 sedan. Available with front- or all-wheel-drive, the XC60 is safe and particularly sensible, as Volvos are known to be. The V60 wagon is similar but it's more like a large hatchback, not nearly as roomy in back as the family-friendly XC60.
The 2016 Volvo XC60 is available in 10 different models. For 2016, there are no real changes, just a shuffling of options.
The XC60's fuel-efficient, direct-injection 2.0-liter engines, called Drive-E, were new for 2015. There are two versions, the T5 with 240 horsepower and T6 with 302 horsepower, both paired with an 8-speed automatic transmission. The T5 is turbocharged, while the T6 adds a supercharger to the turbocharger. The idea behind having two aspiration methods on the same engine is that one (turbocharged) brings more power at higher speeds, while the other (supercharged) brings more a lower speeds.
The lightweight Drive-E engines with the solid Haldex all-wheel drive come with the old 6-speed transmissions that now seem archaic. A 2.5-liter inline five-cylinder sounds stodgy but is actually strong and smooth; a 3.2-liter inline-6 makes 240 horsepower; a turbocharged 3.0-liter six makes 300 horsepower and 325 pound-feet of torque; while the R-Design model using that engine is tuned to bring 325 horsepower.
Safety has been Volvo's thing forever. The XC60 gets Top Safety Pick+ from the IIHS, and nearly a clean sweep from NHTSA, missing by one star in the rollover test. Its City Safety system alerts the driver to an imminent collision and brakes to prevent low-speed rear-enders. The system recently added Pedestrian Detection and Cyclist Detection.
The 2016 XC60 comes with a choice of five engines, two drive systems and three trim levels. The base XC60 T5 FWD 2.0-liter Drive-E starts the climb at $36,400, and the Premier and Platinum trims add $3250 and a whopping $7650, respectively, to the MSRP. The T6 turbocharged and supercharged Drive-E comes in Premium trim for $41,150.
In the AWD versions with the older engines, the base 2.5-liter five-cylinder goes for $37,900 in base trim, and $41,150 in Premier and $45,450 in Platinum. Move up to the 3.0-liter six-cylinder and it's $42,650 in Premier and $47,650 in Platinum. The R-Design is $46,500.
Over its seven years, the Volvo XC60 has maintained the same look, with only a new nose for 2013. Yet the chiseled lines, rakish angles and upswept beltline remain distinctive and don't look too dated.
Among crossovers, the Volvo looks more like a car or wagon than the vast majority of them. Its overall proportions are well balanced. The XC60 is higher than it appears, and that's no small design trick. The nose is low and crisp, and the bumpers are slim. The grille features a chrome diagonal bar that's the Volvo symbol, understated, unlike the Acura shiny wedge or Lexus in-your-face spindle.
There are no artificial scallops like cupcake icing. It's not insecure or screaming for attention like a BMW. You'll find no moldings in the wheel arches, or fake vents like in a Buick. The XC60 is simply handsome and mature, while being far more rugged and capable (with all-wheel drive) than it suggests.
The Volvo XC60 cabin is Scandinavian to the core, bless its clean and functional heart. It's quiet and the front seats are supremely comfortable. The floating center stack with real dials on its console is a relief. The center stack is canted toward the driver, with a clear Thin-Film Transistor (TFT) display of the gauges and instruments. The black dashboard is relatively plain, devoid of glitz, business-like; it avoids confusion, it's about driving, not game-playing. If the standard black leather interior appears too sober, two-tone leather is available.
Three kids fit fine in the back, but not three adults. Legroom is not ample, but headroom is generous. There is a good 30 feet of cargo space behind the rear seat, which folds flat, although not completely flat.
The XC60 handles a lot like the S60 sedan, which is to say secure. However there is a big difference in handling between the front-wheel-drive models with the lighter Drive-E engines and the all-wheel-drive versions with the inline five and sixes. Actually, each of the five powertrains has different handling.
The Drive-E T5 has almost no torque steer, while the Drive-E T6 has enough that you can feel the stability control system in a tug of war with it. (Torque steer, common on front-wheel-drive cars, is traditionally felt as a tug on the steering wheel when accelerating.) Both the T5 and T6 Drive-E models are better balanced than the all-wheel-drive cars with their heavier engines, which translates to heavier and slower steering.
But with the rugged Haldex all-wheel drive you also get nine inches of ground clearance, and passage through deep snow and mud. The T5 all-wheel-drive with the 2.5-liter five-cylinder engine is not as quick as models with the six-cylinder engines. And with the turbo 3.0-liter, the R-Design is a bonafide sports sedan.
The Drive-E engines with 8-speed automatics are designed for great fuel mileage while delivering good performance. The transmission shifts a lot in order to keep the engine at peak efficiency around 1500 rpm, but the shifts are smooth as silk. When we floored it, the transmission leaped down an amazing four gears to drive the engine toward 5000 rpm, but that's what it was designed to do. In the T6 Drive-E, you can feel the muscle in the front wheels, but the yank of torque steer is mostly controlled by the electronics.
The Drive-E models have Sport and Eco+ modes to adjust the throttle for power or economy. There is also a start-stop system that's fast and unobtrusive, almost as good as Mercedes and better than BMW.
The XC60 stays planted in fast corners and doesn't feel like a tall vehicle in tight ones. Excluding the R-Design, you can't quite call it sporty, but it is responsive. The ride is firm, maybe not as smooth as many other crossovers, but still forgiving on rough roads and better prepared for driving fun or challenges. However the ride is pretty rough with the optional 20-inch alloy wheels and low-profile tires, and can wear on you.
It's hard to go wrong with the Volvo XC60, as long as you choose the right model for your needs. T5 or T6, front-wheel drive or all-wheel drive, power or economy, it's all there in the powertrains. Responsive handling, smooth transmission, stylish exterior, beautiful cabin with superb front seats, functional easy instrumentation, and good cargo space. And of course the safety.
Driving impressions by John Voelcker, The Car Connection. Sam Moses contributed to this report.
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Background:What's under the hood is important to air quality. Automotive emissions account for over 50 percent of all smog-forming pollutants in California. To improve air quality, the California Air Resources Board (ARB) requires vehicle manufacturers to develop engine and emission equipment systems that reduce the specific pollutants that cause California's severe air quality problem. These emission control systems are also required to be proven durable and reliable.
To ensure that these systems operate as designed, California Vehicle Code Section 27156 and the Federal Clean Air Act prohibit modifications that increase motor vehicle emissions. Since if properly designed, most performance modifications do not increase vehicle emissions, these same laws also allow the installation of parts or modifications proven by their manufacturers and the ARB not to increase vehicle emissions.
All aftermarket parts sold in California belong to one of the following four groups:1. Replacement Parts - Replacement Parts Guide
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Into the Jungle Crochet Pattern
- Tree- 17"T
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- Elephant - 9" Body - 14"L
- Lion - 8" Body - 12"L
- Tiger - 8" Body - 10"L excluding tail
- Monkey - 7" Body - 8"L excluding tail
- Buff - 1 skein
- Coffee - 4 oz
- Black - 2 oz
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- Gold - 4 oz
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January 2, 2017
This pattern is very well designed and the finished product turned out adorable! I found the pattern easy to follow, though I did have to add some extra rounds on the tree to fully cover the cone that I bought.
August 13, 2015
I gave it 4 stars, but did not finish it because I had too many problems making the face on the first "ring" and gave up since I was on a tight deadline. I consider myself an intermediate-level crocheter, but haven't made any toys before so figured maybe that was my struggle. When there's another pending birth in the family maybe I'll try again, but it's definitely not a project to try and rush through.
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I'm having trouble with the tree top. Is there an instructional video?
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February 12, 2015
Bought this so that I could create for my great nephews baby which will be due this year. I couldn't find the green recommended either online or in stores. Instead, I used a variegated green and it looks even better than the picture.
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I like red cabbage, but you can braise green cabbage, napa, savoy, or Bok choy this way.
In a bowl, toss the scallions and ginger with the Bok choy sections.
Cauliflower is delicious, potatoes can be good, and I've been thinking about experimenting with Bok choy stems.
Beyond the basil, which is sold in Whole Foods, we have kale and chard and Bok choy and bell peppers.
Bok realized that he could not definitely show any one the way.
When his business was finished, Bok asked the publisher why this book was not selling.
Bok felt a keen desire to take hold of the small American house and make it architecturally better.
And the amazing part of it all to Bok was how little merit there was.
It was a difficult magazine to "sell" to the advertiser, and Bok's salesmanship was taxed to the utmost.
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'Remember all the crabbing before the season began about "they have no superstars"? It turns out that being loaded with a bunch of very good players means that Buffalo is better off than if it had to depend upon superstars. If the opposition puts the handcuffs on a couple of the top offensive Sabres, three or four other guys at the same talent level may still win the game.'
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Companies would like to change the Corporations Act to allow them to trace secretive equity derivative stakes as well as holders of their debt.
After four years of silence following consultations in 2009 on the use of equity derivatives to build positions in companies beyond 5 per cent without disclosure, Treasury will consult further at the behest of the corporate watchdog.
Treasury will conduct round table consultations on this as part of a wider review of takeover rules, including those dealing with "creeping acquisitions" and changes to prevent the use of non-genuine proposals to manipulate the market.
The Australasian Investor Relations Association, which represents 150 ASX-listed companies, has been calling for the "beneficial ownership" provisions in the Corporations Act to be changed since before Treasury previously released an issues paper, Improving Australia's Framework for Disclosure of Equity Derivative Products, in mid 2009.
A "scoping paper" released by Treasury on Friday said equity derivatives may be used to build up an undisclosed stake in a company in the lead-up to a formal takeover bid. "This may allow a bidder to offer a lower premium than would be required for a successful bid if the bidder did not already have the derivative stake."
AIRA chief executive Ian Matheson has been calling for the ability to identify significant owners of corporate debt, as well as the ability to trace positions taken via equity derivatives,
"Just as after the issue of an IPO [initial public offering] a company can trace the beneficial ownership of shares and how they have been trading, it is the same principle but extending to bond and convertible notes as well," he says.
Matheson says the advent of competition in the sharemarket and algorithmic trading has introduced far more intraday trades, adding weight to the argument for more transparency on who has built significant stakes in a company.
"It just seems to us that [the change] is not that hard, but it is just being stifled by investment banks or those who have a commercial interest in wanting to block further disclosure of these matters," he says.
Previously Treasury told CFO the Takeovers Panel had released guidelines on disclosure of equity derivative positions, but Matheson points out this only applies to formal takeovers.
Treasury's scoping paper also says requiring disclosure of derivative interests in companies could increase costs "for market participants who do not intend to take a controlling stake".
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The Monad.Reader
From HaskellWiki
The Monad.Reader is a quarterly magazine about all things Haskell. It is less-formal than journal, but somehow more enduring than a wiki-page. There have been a wide variety of articles, including: exciting code fragments, intriguing puzzles, book reviews, tutorials, and even half-baked research ideas.
1 Issue 6
The Monad.Reader Issue 6 is now available.
Feel free to browse the source files [1]. You can check out the entire repository using darcs:
darcs get http://sneezy.cs.nott.ac.uk/darcs/TMR/Issue6/
The source code and LaTeX files have all been released under a BSD-style license.
I'd welcome any discussion and feedback on the Talk page.
2 Previous editions
Previous editions can be found on the old Haskell wiki – they haven't been included here for licensing reasons.
3 Contributing
If you're interested in writing something for The Monad.Reader, please download the instructions for authors. You can also check out the darcs repository at http://sneezy.cs.nott.ac.uk/darcs/TMR/Guidelines.
Feel free to contact Wouter Swierstra with any questions.
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Bell workshopped the Ryder role on stage in New York and Los Angeles.
They went on school break for Easter before McVeigh had rented his own Ryder.
Last October, Ryder appeared in a BBC report because a Spanish woman believed him to be her lost brother.
Ryder recently disclosed that he had seen a giant UFO hovering 50 feet above him.
In the 1993 bombing case, Mohammad Salameh returned to the Ryder truck rental office to get his vehicle deposit.
As best I can recall now, the denial being credited to Ryder.
Ryder and Lincoln laughed when they compared the reality with the pictures they had.
Ryder made a quick movement towards his son and took him by the arm.
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NCAA Southeast Regional Match-ups Set for Thursday
Monday, March 21, 2011
The teams are set and the storyline could not be any better for the Crescent City as Butler, BYU, Florida and Wisconsin have each punched their tickets for the 2011 NCAA Division I Men's Basketball Southeast Regional in New Orleans.
The regionals will be played at New Orleans Arena with a pair of regional semifinal games on Thursday, March 24 with
BYU meeting Florida at 6:27 p.m. CST and Wisconsin taking on Butler at 8:57 p.m. CST. The winners of the two games will square off in the regional final on Saturday, March 26 (Time TBA). The winner will earn a berth in the 2011 Final Four at Reliant Stadium in Houston, Texas.
Tickets are still available to the public through TicketMaster.com, NCAAsports.com, at the New Orleans Arena box office from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. or by calling 1-800-745-3000.
The Allstate Sugar Bowl is part of the hosting committee for this year's Southeast Regional, the 11h Regional Championship for New Orleans, as well as for the 2012 NCAA Men's Basketball Final Four. The Sugar Bowl is part of the support group for host school Tulane University. The 2012 Final Four, to be played in the Louisiana Superdome, will be the fifth Final Four for the Crescent City.
This Wednesday will feature an open practice day for each of the teams and the public is invited to come watch each squad's one-hour practice at New Orleans Arena beginning at noon. Parking and admission to Wednesday's open practice day is free of charge.
Butler (25-9) is the No. 8 seed and is the lowest seeded team to advance to the Southeast Regional. The Bulldogs put together a Cinderella season a year ago by advancing to the national championship game before falling to Duke in the waning moments. Butler's story is in the midst of a second act after the team knocked off top-seeded Pitt, 71-70, in a wild finish last Saturday. The Bulldogs opened the tournament with a thriller against Old Dominion and got a tip-in at the buzzer to advance with a 60-58 victory.
BYU (32-4) has been a top story all season with national player of the year candidate Jimmer Fredette leading the way. Fredette has scored 1,002 points this season and is the nation's top scorer at 28.6 points per game. The No. 3 seed Cougars downed Wofford behind Fredette's 32 points and then topped Gonzaga, 89-67, behind 34 point from Fredette in the third round.
Florida (28-7) is a No. 2 seed and is the highest seed to make it to New Orleans. The Gators have won two national titles in the past five years and are familiar with the Crescent City. In 2007, Florida opened defense of their national championship at New Orleans Arena and four games later repeated as the top team in the land. The Gators opened the tournament with a 79-61 win over UC Santa Barbara and then got past UCLA 73-66 to earn its trip to the "Sweet Sixteen."
A No. 4 seed, Wisconsin (25-8) has been steady all year and was the first team to knock current top overall seed Ohio State from the ranks of the undefeated during the regular season. The Badgers escaped a scare from Belmont, 72-68, in the second round and then outlasted Kansas State, 70-66, in the third round to advance to the Southeast Regional semifinals.
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*game times for regional final will be announced on Thursday following regional semifinals
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The Allstate Sugar Bowl has a rich history with the sport of basketball, as well as football. Dating back as far as 1936, the Sugar Bowl has sponsored basketball events in conjunction with the annual football classic. In addition, the Bowl has been a sponsor for multiple local events in the sport.
Following the 2012 event being awarded to New Orleans, Atlanta will host 2013, Dallas will host 2014, Indianapolis will host 2015 and Houston collected the 2016 event.
The NCAA awarded the 2013 Women's Final Four to New Orleans as well, but the two bids are unrelated.


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Tequila Sunrise
Another classic cocktail for y'all. And by "classic," I mean from the '70s—the original '30s tequila sunrise was apparently quite a different animal. So get into '70s mode: halter dresses and rhinestones for the ladies, turtlenecks and sportcoats for the gents, and no disease that can't be cured with a little penicillin.
Whatcha need?
½ cup orange juice
1½ ounces tequila
1 Tbsp grenadine
Mix the orange juice and tequila in a glass with some ice. Then pour the grenadine carefully down the side of the glass so it settles in the bottom.
Feel like putting a little extra elbow grease into this deal? Make your own grenadine!
It's really just sweet pomegranate syrup—totally doable from scratch. If you search online for recipes, you'll largely find the ones that tell you to boil down the juice and sugar, and the cold mix-sugar-into-juice kind. I went with one in the middle, from Jeffery Morgenthaler, with a little extra pizzazz thrown in. It smells amazing and tastes just as good.
1 cup pomegranate juice
1 cup evaporated cane juice
1 oz (1/8 cup) pomegranate molasses
½ tsp orange blossom water
You simply heat up the juice enough to dissolve the sugar, then add the other stuff. I added just a touch of food coloring to pretty it up a little, because it reads a little purple otherwise. Stores in the fridge. Also makes a mean Shirley Temple.
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With these two saw guides, you can use your circular saw to make cuts that rival a table saw's for speed and accuracy. Building the guides is a quick and easy project. You can complete both in two or three hours from one sheet of MDF or plywood.
We'll show you how to build the guides and make sure they produce accurate cuts. You can get all the parts for both from a 4 x 8-ft. sheet of 1/2-in. MDF. We chose MDF because it's inexpensive, stable and readily available at most home centers and lumberyards. Cutting MDF creates a nasty dust storm, though, so wear a mask and put a fan in the window if you're cutting inside. Since you'll use the factory edges as guides, inspect the sheet to make sure the edges aren't dinged up or dented. Then handle it carefully while you're getting it home to avoid damaging the edges. If you can't haul a full sheet, ask to have the sheet ripped into two 2 x 8-ft. pieces that are easier to handle. You'll also need wood glue, three No. 8 x 7/8-in. round head screws and one 1/4-in. washer.
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Make wavy cuts a thing of the past with this easy-to-build guide. This straightedge guide allows you to make perfectly straight cuts up to 8 ft. long with your circular saw. It's great for ripping shelves or cabinet parts from a 4 x 8-ft. sheet of plywood. Even if you own a table saw, it's often easier to use a guide and a circular saw than to wrestle a big sheet of plywood through your table saw. You'll customize the guide to your saw, allowing you to simply align the edge of the guide with your cutting marks and clamp it down. You don't have to measure back from the cutting line as you would if you were using a regular straightedge.
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Gilmartin shines in Double-A debut
Braves prospect allows two hits in six scoreless innings
By Andrew Pentis / Special to MLB.com | April 7, 2012 6:26 PM ET
The Braves' No. 6 prospect teamed with No. 5 prospect Christian Bethancourt to dominate on the mound, but Mississippi lost to the Mobile BayBears, 1-0.
Gilmartin allowed leadoff singles to Marc Krauss and Archie Gilbert in the second and sixth innings, respectively. The left-hander, who said he was troubled at times by his fastball command, retired 11 straight in between the base knocks. He did not strike out or walk a batter.
"I'm always going to be around the zone," Gilmartin said. "That's just me making my pitches."
Gilmartin threw 43 of 71 pitches in the strike zone. He said he would like to throw 80-90 pitches in his next outing.
Atlanta selected Gilmartin with the 28th overall pick in the 2011 Draft. The Florida State product made his first six pro appearances between the Gulf Coast and South Atlantic leagues last year. He also pitched in eight Arizona Fall League games, going 2-1 with a 4.34 ERA and a 26-to-8 strikeout-to-walk ratio.
Gilmartin spent much of his time in the greater Phoenix area alongside Bethancourt, who also was a member of the Surprise Saguaros.
"We worked together a lot in Arizona," Gilmartin said of Bethancourt, who batted .306 with five homers in 19 AFL games. "He knows me pretty well and I know him pretty well. We had good chemistry tonight."
Bethancourt also contributed at the plate, not simply behind it. The 20-year-old Panamanian singled twice in four at-bats but was left stranded each time.
"The guy can flat-out hit," Gilmartin said. "I wouldn't be surprised if he hits double-digit homers in this league."
Oh, and one other thing.
"He has one of the best throwing arms I have ever seen," Gilmartin added.
BayBears starter Derek Eitel allowed four hits and issued two walks but left after four shutout innings. Bryan Henry and Kevin Munson (1-0) each worked two scoreless frames before Matt Gorgen earned the save in the ninth.
The defending Southern League champions scored the game's lone run in the top of the ninth, when Krauss' two-out single off reliever Mark Lamm brought Adam Eaton home from third. Like Bethancourt, Krauss went 2-for-4.
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Quadrant Estates has appointed leading multi-disciplinary engineering consultancy Hilson Moran for the speculative redevelopment of 100 Cheapside.
Planning has been granted by the City of London for this new 15-storey innovative office building at 12-14 New Fetter Lane and 43 Fetter Lane.
This is a grade A new office building which features a retained façade on St George's Street and a new elevation on Maddox Street.
Westerland Real Estate, the property arm of the company that owns Access Self Storage, are undergoing a striking redevelopment of 184 Shepherd's Bush Road, a Grade II listed building formerly a Ford Motor Company garage and showroom.
Hilson Moran was employed as consultants for the refurbishment of the North building at 2 Roundwood Ave, built in 1988.
This development provides 47,500m2 of high quality office space for leading financial services firm Morgan Stanley. The building contains a number of data centre and trading floors.
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Christ rejected and cast off, yet Creator of heaven and earth
Psalm 102 is one of the most, perhaps the most, remarkable of all the psalms, and presents Christ in a way divinely admirable. Verse 10 gives the occasion of the cry with which the psalm begins. Christ is fully looked at as man chosen out of the people and exalted to be Messiah, and now, instead of taking the kingdom, He is rejected and cast off.* The time is the immediate approach of the cross, but was, we know, perhaps often, anticipated in thought, as John 12. He looks to Jehovah, who cast down Him whom He had called to the place of Messiah, but who now meets indignation and wrath. We are far, here, beyond looking at sufferings as coming from man. They did, and were felt, but men are not before Him in judgment; nor is it His expiatory work, though that which wrought it is here if we take it in its full effect on the cross the indignation and wrath. It is Himself His own being cut off as man. He is in trouble; His heart smitten like a pelican of the wilderness and an owl of the desert; His days as a shadow that declines, withered like grass. Such was Messiah, to whom all the promises were. Jehovah endured for ever. His promises were certain. He would arise, and have mercy on Zion, and the set time was come.
{*Note, there is no bringing in of 'me' in connection with indignation and wrath, as in Psalm 22, though Christ realises it in spirit. But personally He is lifted up and cast down. It is a key which opens up much in the psalms.}
The whole scene, from Christ on earth to the remnant in the last days, is one. When Zion was restored, the heathen would fear the name of Jehovah. Jehovah will appear, and, when He builds up Zion, hear and answer the poor remnant, and thus declare His name in Zion, and His praise in Jerusalem, when all nations would be gathered together there. But where was Messiah then? His strength had been weakened in His journey, His days shortened. He had cried to Him able to deliver, to save from death. Was Zion to be restored and no Messiah He weakened and cut off? Then comes the wondrous and glorious answer: He was Himself the creator of the heavens and the earth. He was ever the same. His years would not fail when the created universe was rolled up like a garment. The children of His servants would continue and their seed be established before Him. The Christ, the despised and rejected Jesus, is Jehovah the Creator. The Jehovah we have heard of coming, is the Christ that came. The Ancient of days comes, and Christ is He, though Son of man. This contrast of the extreme humiliation and isolation of Christ, and His divine nature, is incomparably striking.
But it is Christ's personal sense of rejection, and that in connection with the remnant, not His bearing the judgment of sin in His soul for men. Look at the difference of the consequences in Psalm 22, though that perfect work was needed for "the nation," too, or their deliverance could not have taken place.
Summary of psalms 103 to 106
Psalms 103-106 give us the results and the covenant in grace and in responsibility, of Israel's history. Psalm 103 is the voice of Messiah in Israel in praise according to God's dealing with them; Psalm 104, the same in creation; Psalm 105, God's ways in grace, from Abraham up to the giving of the land (now to be possessed in peace); Psalm 106, the acknowledgment of Israel's ways from first to last, but owning Jehovah's mercy, and looking for it, for it endures for ever. Grace and favour are the one foundation on which hope can be built leading to obedience. This closes the book.Synopsis by John Darby


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Kim Kardashian gave birth to her and Kanye West's baby girl on Saturday, June 15th. The baby came five weeks early and weighed less than five pounds, but both mother and child are doing well.
This dramatic birth isn't a shock after Kim has repeatedly admitted to a difficult pregnancy.
Kim mostly likely had a natural birth free of pain medication.
Sources say that on Friday night Kim started feeling "a little off" so Kanye canceled a scheduled appearance for the album release party for "Yeezus."
It is unclear whether or not Kanye was present for the birth. Rumor has it his queasy stomach kept him out of the delivery room, but HE WAS at the hospital the entire time.
It is rumored that Kim shelled out $4000 for a luxurty maternity suite at the hospital.
It is being reported that while his baby was being born, Kanye's album was being leaked. Two births at the same time! The album "Yeezus" wasn't set to be released until June 18th. Coincidence?
The baby has not been named, but sources say in typical Kardashian style it will start with a "K". A possible middle name for the baby is "Donda" after Kayne's mother who passed in 2007.
No photos have been released and it is unclear as to whether or not they will ever officially release baby pictures.
E!'s sources are saying that the baby looks just like Kim!
Forensic scientist Joe Mullins has put together a projection of what the child could possible look like. He composed this picture after studying photos of the A-list parents. See below:
Kim and Kanye have been publicly together since April 2012, but they were most likely seeing each before that and keeping a low profile due to Kim's messy divorce with Kris Humphries (which is finally official).
Kim has gone on record saying that the current season 8 of E!'s hit reality show Keeping Up with the Kardashians will be her last because she wants to focus on the baby.
It is said that the celebrity couple will raise the baby in their NEW $11 million dollar Bel Air home.
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The city's dog amnesty program will run through Feb. 28 and will allow residents to license their pets before the city starts canvassing neighborhoods and charging penalties.
"Our primary objection is always the safety of our animals and our residents," said Roberta Knighten, the city's community services director. "That's really why we encourage everyone to license their pets because we know they've had a rabies vaccine."
The city is recruiting two animal shelter attendants and volunteers to canvass neighborhoods for unlicensed dogs starting March 1.
City officials projected a gain of $10,000 in revenue from the program, but so far they have received about $20,000.
Knighten said she expects the city could see as much as $25,000 once the amnesty program is over.
"I would encourage people to take advantage of that opportunity because in March we'll start a canvassing program. We will have canvassers going out door knocking and anyone found with an unlicensed dog will be required to have a license and there are penalties involved."
Animal services has seen a significant increase in the amount of licenses purchased by Upland residents since the amnesty program started, said Jon Knowlton, the city's animal services supervisor.
Knowlton said there were 734 licenses sold in January compared to 364 in January 2012.
Knowlton said it is important for dogs to be vaccinated for rabies, especially because several bats in the area have tested positive for rabies.
"When a bat has rabies, it will flop on the ground and dogs may play with it and contract rabies," Knowlton said. "Rabies is deadly. Once the symptoms start, there is no cure for it."
A licensed pet is also easier to reunite with their owners should they get loose, he said.
Upland Animal Services provides low-cost vaccinations for Upland pets from 12:30 to 2:30 p.m. Saturdays outside the shelter, 1275 San Bernardino Road.
Rabies vaccinations are $40.
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