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How about a quickie handstyle battle for shits and giggles?
Let's make it "Do Ya Head Like This" This since e-40's song just started playing on my itunes.
...thats a bunch of words dummy.
Aight, how about Escape?
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My jet black prisma is running low.
ribcage - I can never give you enough props on your throws my man. excellent.
sema - those letters look fly, but I'm not sure how they fit together, they just dont flow... I LOVE the way they look tho. wish you could fix em up, tidy em up in a way that makes em fit together to form a whole entity of a word if you know what i mean
i feel ya i havent done throws in maby 5 years that was my recollection of a style i used to do ima tweak em some that was the first sketch ive done wit em since i startd doin legals ima see wat i can do goodlooks on the feedback bro
lol i didnt know i was that much of a fag
mainly the yellow n red
My throws is aight. Gotta have them.
Went out dark tonight. I have a feeling I will be very disapointed tomorw.
I'm diggin the updated sig lol
O you know it bro.
Anyone wanna battle since I got whooped in the round robin? Shoot me a pm or something.
So me and Atak have a battle ready to be polled tomorrow, is it worthy of making a poll thread or what? Or just post it in the beef battle thread, although its not a beef, just for fun. Mod's let me know.
yeah no just put it in the beef battle thread
I have gnarly ass sunburns today at the beach... and i must say, it does more than just burns... it goes beyond burning to plain excruciating hurt. suffice to say that I cannot lift my arms higher than parallel to the ground.
bye bye dancing white man with hands above head for now... I'll see you again in a week or so
edit: R.I.P. Case2... one more legend down
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yo mnnice send me the link to that malware scanner shit again
mn nice killed me in the battle im ready for the rematch


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And another suggestion: the mt-st package should be installed by default.
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CHARLOTTE - As they hope to slowly crawl out of the abyss that makes up the Western Conference standings, the Lakers have continuously proven that compiling victories will become a laborious task.
The Lakers escaped with a 100-93 victory over the Charlotte Bobcats on Friday at Time Warner Cable Arena, an accomplishment only because it prevented another tally in the loss column.
Hence, why it should be hardly surprising Kobe Bryant looked in a dour mood afterwards. He saw the Lakers play the same way the previous night in a double-digit loss to Boston.
"Just irritated," Bryant said. "Very irritated."
He had good reason. The Lakers won only after overcoming a 20-point deficit against the Bobcats, the NBA's worst team. Then again, this isn't anything new.
The Lakers (24-27) have become an equal-opportunity underachiever against both good teams and bad this season.
"We didn't put in the concentration early," said Lakers guard Steve Nash, who posted 17 points on 6-of-12 shooting and seven assists. "We found it and turned it around. But it would've been pretty devastating to lose."
The Lakers managed to squeak one out, though.
After surprisingly finishing the first half scoreless on two field-goal attempts, Bryant scored 14 of his 20 points in the fourth quarter on a series of plays that epitomize his scoring streak. They included turnaround jumpers, layups and trips to the foul line.
Bryant has finished a first half scoreless only six times in his 17-year career. But he made little of it, noting it reflected his hope to jump-start a team that shot only 39.5 percent from the field by passing. But Bryant made plain his irritation that the Lakers don't consistently "play the right way."
"Individually, you want to try to do the right thing, but sometimes what you want to do as an individual conflicts with what you want to do as a group," Bryant said. "You have to let it go and just play ... Everybody points the finger at me for not shooting the ball. That's fine. As long as I'm confident I make the right play to help us as a team, that's the most important thing. We all just need to follow that example and play for each other."
Dwight Howard displayed that in his second consecutive game since sitting out the previous three because of an aggravated torn labrum in his right shoulder. Though foul trouble limited Howard to 12 points and 11 rebounds, his presence and three blocked shots played a large part in the Lakers holding Charlotte (11-38) to 33.3 percent shooting in the fourth quarter.
"We totally sucked and we figured out a way to get out of the hole," said Howard, who didn't gripe about the pain in his shoulder afterward. "We just had to get back and load up."
Meanwhile, the Lakers featured six players in double figures, including Earl Clark with 17 points, Jodie Meeks with 14 and Metta World Peace with 11. All of them complemented Bryant's fourth-quarter barrage, including 3-pointers by Meeks, Nash and Antawn Jamison, as well as World Peace driving to the basket.
Despite the happy ending, few of the Lakers had happy faces. They sounded aware such a blueprint won't hold up Sunday against the defending champion Miami Heat.
"Hopefully this will be a little bit of a wake-up call," Lakers coach Mike D'Antoni said. "Again. For the 80th time. We'll see."


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Hollywood did its work early this week with Christmas Day openings of "Les Misérables," "Django Unchained" and "Parental Guidance" so there are only a couple of art-house debuts among the weekend movie releases.
"Simon and the Oaks" is an overstuffed, overwrought Swedish drama a coming-of-age tale involving a lad (played by Jonaton S. Wächter as a boy, and Bill Skarsgård as a young man) who discovers a dark family secret, leading to an identity crisis during the Nazi occupation of Sweden. Skarsgård (brother of "True Blood" star Alexander, son of "The Avengers'" Stellan) is charismatic, but the movie is a slog of too many extraneous subplots.
Also this week is "Sundance Short Film Reel 2012," a compilation of 10 short films from the last Sundance Film Festival. Such programs are always hit and miss, but this one has a pretty high average. Some of the shorts like the animated "Song of the Spindle" and the wicked comedy "Bear" are phenomenally good.
By the way, in today's Tribune is The Cricket's list of the Top 10 movies of 2012, all of which are recommended viewing. (There's also a list of the worst movies of the year, if you're feeling masochistic in your film choices.)


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The familiar glowing lid logo of the MacBook has become a fixture of lecture theatres, coffee shops, trains and living rooms up and down the country. Why? Fashion? Perhaps? Because they're blooming great? Most definitely.
If you want to join the club, choosing the right MacBook model can be a tad daunting. With prices ranging from £849 to well over £2,000 with options, there's a wide range to sift through, even with the dropping of the 17-inch edition. So we've put together this guide to tell you which MacBook is best for which task.
13-inch MacBook Air
£999, Apple Store
While the price tag might push your loan to its limits, there's no denying that the Air is a great tool for any student: its supreme skinniness and barely-there weight make it easy to cart around campus and perch on your desk during lectures, and the 13-inch screen means you won't be squinting at tiny text during those midnight oil-burning dissertation sessions.
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15-inch MacBook Pro
£1,959, Apple Store
The 17-inch MacBook Pro is but a distant memory, but video editors looking for a laptop would do well to opt for the 8GB, quad-core 2.6GHz 15-incher, to which we've added a 1TB hard drive and anti-glare screen. There's a GeForce GT 650M with 1GB of memory to ably handle the video processing needs – and if you need more external storage you can add an ultra-fast Thunderbolt drive.
13-inch MacBook Pro
£999, Apple Store
Yes, the 11-inch Air is £150 cheaper, but the way the Pro is built makes it far cheaper to replace parts when the inevitable happens and the battery or hard disk snuffs it after a couple of years. So if you're looking for a laptop for the long run, our money's on the 13-inch entry-level Pro. With 4GB of RAM, a 500GB hard disk and a dual-core 2.6GHz Intel processor, it's powerful enough to chew through any everyday task.
Best for video editing
15-inch MacBook Pro Retina Display
£1,799, Apple Store
The king of MacBooks (read our review) has an utterly brilliant, dare we say it "game-changing" Retina Display screen, but the average user won't get much extra use out of those 5.1 million pixels due to the fact that very little content is available in the Retina Display's 2880 x 1800 resolution. Digital photos, however, will look clearer and sharper here than on any other laptop on the planet, making it the ideal tool for anyone working with them. You may want to bolster the 256GB SSD with an external hard drive, though.
11-inch MacBook Air
£849, Apple Store
Apple's smallest MacBook is absolutely tiny: a mere 17mm in depth and weighing in at just over a kilo, it's the ideal companion computer for those "digital nomads" who are forever on the move but require a proper notebook rather than just a phone or tablet. The lack of ports and paucity of storage may frustrate at times, but the Air is so quick and adorable you'll forgive it its sins.
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July 14, 2011
4 Action Initiative Releases K - 12 Curriculum
Aidan Salamone, who was only four years old when his father John died on September 11, 2011, urged teachers "to take the risk and teach me what I need to know to face and handle the challenges of the future." Poised and eloquent, Aidan spoke at the launch of the 4 Action Initiative's curriculum Learning from the Challenges of Our Times: Global Security, Terrorism and 9/11 in the Classroom.
The project was conceived by Aidan's mother, Maryellen Salamone, a co-founder of Families of September 11. The event at Liberty Science Center of July 14, 2011, marked the culmination of three years of effort by a remarkable collaboration of volunteers. The resulting curriculum provides opportunities for teachers to help students to explore one of the most challenging issues facing the world today, and to give them the tools needed to take positive action through service and volunteerism.
"Events of terror and horror must be discussed and not just brushed over," said David Hespe, the VP STEM Education at Liberty Science Center.
Aidan, joined by his siblings and Mom, spoke of the importance for teachers to be brave and tackle difficult topics, like morality, terrorism and conflicting cultures, so that he and his peers could become the leaders of the future.
"I was a hopeless idealist before 9/11," said Salamone, "And I still am. I believe we can have peace on earth, but there can't be peace without knowledge. We must teach the next generation. They must have the facts and the truth." Other speakers echoed these sentiments.
The comprehensive grade-appropriate resource will provide opportunities for students to explore the most challenging issues facing the world today and give them the tools to take action through service and volunteerism. The curriculum-writers and educators have developed rich lesson plans, each drawing on new and existing curricula, covering multiple subject areas (history, the arts and sciences) ranging from human behavior to activities that help students understand how they can contribute to their communities and the global society.
Later this month the lesson plans will be available on the web site of the 4 Action Initiative. Members of the 4 Action Initiative are Families of September 11, Liberty Science Center and the New Jersey Commission on Holocaust Education.


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Get an overview of this hotelBoutique hotel in New York's Theater District
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Located in New York's Theater District, this boutique hotel is on West 45th Street between Sixth and Seventh avenues, between Rockefeller Center and Times Square.
Indoor pool and lounge bar
Room Mate Grace Boutique Hotel features an indoor pool and a lounge bar, open every day from 10 AM to 8 PM (hours subject to change due to private events or maintenance). Guests can also enjoy the sauna or small fitness center.
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Rooms at Room-Mate Grace have pillowtop mattresses as well as complimentary Wi-Fi. Amenities include 25-inch plasma TVs and rainfall showerheads.
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Located in the heart of Manhattan just a few steps away from Times Square, Room Mate Grace offers free Wi-Fi and a continental breakfast until noon.
This elegant, cutting edge designer hotel is situated right in Times Square, in the heart of Manhattan. Very close to the best shopping and tourism areas, it's just 3 blocks away from the Times Square - 42nd Street subway station and Broadway and Bryant Park. The Museum of Modern Art and the Rockefeller Center are just a 10 minute walk away.
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This New York hotel provides a Continental buffet breakfast (surcharge) each morning in the Mezzanine Lounge.
Room-Mate Grace does not have its own restaurant, but there are several dining options within the surrounding area.
Nearby restaurants:
My Favorite Dessert Company
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Central Park, 14 blocks north of Room-Mate Grace, offers a variety of recreational opportunities, including ball fields, tennis courts, rowboat rentals, horseback riding, and miles of trails for hiking, biking, running, and in-line skating. Rockefeller Center's skating rink, four blocks away, opens in winter, as does Central Park's Wollman Rink.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or near the hotel; fees may apply.
If you have requests for specific accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
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Check-in time ends at midnight
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Parcel deliveries will only be accepted for guests in house or checking in on the day of receipt. Any deliveries received before or after a guest stay will be returned. Room Mate Grace cannot be held responsible for lost or damaged goods. For more details, please contact the office using the information on the reservation confirmation received after booking.
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Kobe Bryant said his constant film study of top point guards such as Magic Johnson, John Stockton, Oscar Robertson and Bob Cousy gave him a solid foundation on adapting to his new responsibility.
That involves playing more of a facilitating role and less of a scorer.
Bryant has averaged 11.2 assists while averaging 16.6 points on 48.4 percent shooting. Lakers coach Mike D'Antoni said he hopes Bryant subtly changes his mindset.
"You need to be aggressive and make the right play," he said. "You need to do it for four quarters. You can't come into a game and be a facilitator and then be a scorer."
Bryant didn't sound concerned.
"It isn't something I can't work out," he said. "You try to perfect it. The more you do it, the more rhythm you get and the more you get used to it.
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'Coming into this season, most NHL observers predicted that the Sabres would drop off from their 46-win total of last year. The main knock was their goaltending. Not that the experts think Biron's bad, he's just not Dominik Hasek. Biron's not the goalie Hasek is. But he's still pretty good.'
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With the Chiefland High varsity basketball players serving suspension time after the previous night's fight against Fort White, coach Mark Lundy had to go down on the farm for Friday night's home game against Dixie County.
The junior varsity players saved the day, going up against a strong Bear squad.
Dixie came into the contest with a record of 10-3, while the Chiefland JVs were just 1-11 at their level.
To no one's surprise, the Bears won, but the JV players bounced up to varsity played hard and represented CHS well.
The final score was 74-28.
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text: 2012. Canada/Bosnia/Herzegovina. Directed by Igor Drljača. Krivina traces the journey of Miro, a Bosnian immigrant who fled to Toronto during the conflict in former Yugoslavia. Upon hearing that Dado, an old friend long gone missing, is wanted for war crimes, Miro returns to Sarajevo in search of him. Neighbors and family provide conflicting clues about Dado's whereabouts—has it been 18 years or just a month since he was last seen?—but all speak to the way the man was deeply affected by the war. While director Drljača draws on his own experience (he emigrated to Canada in 1993 because of the strife), Krivina takes on a universal quality, as the disjointed narrative of Dado's fate mirrors a fractured nation in mourning. Set against the vast, haunting landscape of the Bosnian countryside, Drljača's feature debut is a finely crafted, quietly poetic meditation on collective trauma and the weight of memory. 70 min. Screening as part of Canadian Front 2013 Trailer courtesy of the filmmaker.]]> ]]> html]]>


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The Vampire Diaries doesn't return to the CW until Oct. 3, but thanks to a new extended promo (watch it below) we've got a sneak peek at what's ahead. Check out our top 5 favorite moments from the preview (and yes, the list is ranked) and then head to the comments to share your thoughts.
5. Pretending these kids actually go to college.
4. Damon and Elena without all that messy compulsion business.
3. Quick! What's the shipper name for Katherine and Silas? We're going with Kasil.
2. Whatever this leads to.
1. Bad Stefan…err, Silas.
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Murekatete (right), a survivor of the 1994 Rwandan Genocide, is the
keynote speaker during Holocaust Remembrance Day at Mount Saint
Mary College, Sunday April 22 at 2 pm.
The free public event will be held in Hudson Hall Auditorium on
campus, 330 Powell Avenue, Newburgh, NY.
"The Last Survivor," an award winning 45 minute documentary
about survivors of four mass atrocities – the Holocaust, Rwanda,
Darfur, and Congo -- will also be shown.
Murekatete, the sole survivor of her immediate and extended
family, was nine years old at the time of the massacres in Rwanda.
She is now a program director with Miracle Corners of the World, a
non-profit organization founded in 1999 with the vision: "Local
Change through Global Exchange." MCW's mission is to empower youth
to become positive agents of change in their communities.
The program is sponsored by the Newburgh Jewish Community
Center, Temple Beth Jacob, Jewish Federation of Greater Orange
County and Mount Saint Mary College's philosophy and religious
studies department.
For information, contact the Newburgh Jewish Community Center at
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Twenty-three years ago, Sam Winchester (Jared Padalecki) and Dean Winchester (Jensen Ackles) lost their mother to a mysterious and demonic supernatural force. Subsequently, their father John (Jeffrey Dean Morgan, "Grey's Anatomy") raised them to be soldiers. He taught them about the paranormal evil that lives in the dark corners and on the back roads of America...and he taught them how to kill it.


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n Vincent Louis Baker, amphetemine trafficking, nolle pros; evidence tampering, 24 months drug offender probation. Must pay probation cost.
n Philip John Bascone, sale of controlled substance, 6 months with credit for 102 days served, 12 months drug offender probation; cocaine possession with intent to sell changed to possession of controlled substance, 12 months drug offender probation; served concurrently. Must pay probation cost, civil judgment and jail fund.
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Bear, Elizabeth. Range of Ghosts
The always-impressive Bear enchants with this new fantasy set in an Asian-inspired land. Young Temur wakes up on the battlefield having been left for dead. He is the grandson of the Great Khagan and has been supporting his half-brother's bid for rulership—but they were defeated in a series of terrible battles against the usurper Qori Buqa. He joins a caravan of refugees fleeing toward the mountains known as the Range of Ghosts and finds himself adopted into another tribe and paired off with the lovely young woman Edene. But his enemies are still hunting him and when Edene is stolen by an army of undead ghosts sent against him, Temur must rescue her. Along the way, he crosses paths with Samarkar, a former princess of the Rasan people and now a newly-minted wizard; and Hrahima, a tiger-woman at odds with her god and her people. The three have similar goals—and similar enemies. Qori Buqa has joined forces with al-Sepehr, a necromantic sorcerer from the Uthman Caliphate seeking to restore his sect's prominence—and al-Sepehr's blood magic threatens to bring back the dark days of the Carrion King.
The vivid world-building and unusual, multi-cultural setting and sympathetic, realistic characters are a delight. The parallels to the real-world cultures of the Mongols, Tatars, Chinese, and others are obvious, but each imagined culture nevertheless has a richness that never feels derivative. A great fantasy for those who may be tired of the same old Medieval Europe-inspired fantasies so prevalent on the shelves.


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BREVARD, N.C.- Head Coach Shigeyoshi Shinohara and the Brevard College women's soccer team are excited to announce Courtney Perkins, Jasmine Verbruggen and Riley Sullivan as new additions to the 2014 Tornados women's soccer team.
Courtney Perkins is coming to Brevard from Tarboro High School where she received All Region and All Conference for soccer in 2012 and 2013. Her goalkeeping talent will be a great asset for BC this approaching season.
While she isn't on the soccer field, she is also very involved in Girl Scouts and was awarded the Girl Scout Silver Award in 2010. Along with her participation in the scouts, she received the title of President for the St. James United Methodist Church youth group in 2014. Courtney also got certified as a lifeguard to spend a little more time outside in the summer.
"I'm very impressed with her enthusiasm and her energy to become a college athlete," head coach Shigeyoshi Shinohara said, "She has developed a lot in high school and we are very excited to have her in a goalkeeping position here."
Jasmine Verbruggen will add more international flair for the Tornados this fall. Verbruggen is coming from Zutendaal, Belgium as a midfield from Heilie-Hartcollege Lanaken.
Jasmine not only excelled in soccer but also has passion for other activities such as tennis, skiing, snowboarding and kickboxing. Her tennis skills gained her three club titles in singles and doubles. In 2012, she landed in second place for the Cup of Belgium in soccer and was the 2013 national champion in division two for Belgium.
"Jasmine has great knowledge and skill of the game," coach Shinohara said, "She will not only bring her physical ability but her technical ability and will be a huge asset to our program with her background and development she will be great addition to the team"
Riley Sullivan is the last of the trio to join the group as a goalkeeper from Abingdon, Va. She received All District honors for goalkeeping in 2011 and 2012 while adding on All Regional in 2012. Her academic success placed her in National Honor Society and the All-A Honor Roll. The four year captain will graduate from Abingon High School in the top 10% of her graduating class.
"Riley is very talented not only in soccer but in music and creativitiy, yet she is probably the hardest working goalkeeper I've ever seen. I'm very excited about the energy she will bring in as well as her charisma."


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THORNBURY all-rounder Tom Shrewsbury has been selected for the England Development Programme this winter.
He has been chosen for the Under-19 group while fellow Gloucestershire academy players Kieran Smith and Miles Hammond will be part of the under-17 programme.
Off-spinner Shrewsbury hails from Cornwall, but played for Thornbury in the West of England Premier League last season, where club president David Allen, a former England international, had a big influence on him.
Left-arm chinamen bowler Smith is from Stroud and plays for Frocester, while Hammond is from Oxford and all three impressed for Gloucestershire's second team this year.
Another Thornbury and Gloucestershire player, Chris Dent, has been involved in England Programmes in the past along with the likes of Jack Taylor, Liam Norwell and David Payne.
Gloucestershire Academy director Owen Dawkins said: "These selections continue the success our academy has enjoyed in seeing players recognised by England over the past four years. "Craig Miles has played a couple of representative games for the Development Programme, while Lloyd Evans went on the England under-17s tour last winter. "Tom, Kieran and Miles have appeared in a number of Second XI games, as well as doing well for their Academy age groups.
"They have already spent ten days training with England at Loughborough this winter and will attend two or three more camps this side of Christmas.
"Selection for under-19 and under-17 winter tours will be made from players involved in the Programmes so that is the next step."
* Gloucestershire target Ed Cowan scored his maiden Test century in the drawn match between Australia and South Africa in Brisbane this week.
The opening batsman had two short spells with the county last summer and is their number one choice to replace Alex Gidman as captain, but his knock of 136 boosted his chances of being involved in Australia's Ashes party next year.


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How do I delete all the entries in a phpmyadmin table without deleting each one manually?Is there a way to delete a large amount of entries (but not all) from a phpmyadmin table without doing it manually?thanks
To delete all entries in a table you can use the "Empty" button. To delete certain records only use a DELETE query, build the DELETE query as a SELECT query first to make sure that you'll only be deleting what you expect to be deleted. Once you've triple checked and check again that only what you expected to be deleted has been selected, convert the SELECT query to a DELETE query
use this, it's easier --
TRUNCATE TABLE mytable
Thanks for your replies.Truncate table my table is used for which scenario?There's a table where I just want to keep the admin entry and remove all the rest. Is there any easy way to do that?
the scenario you described in your original post -- "delete all the entries in a phpmyadmin table without deleting each one manually"
use DELETE with a WHERE clause
Nobody seems to have mentioned that in a phpMyAdmin table, if you go to 'Browse' and scroll to the bottom you can click 'Check All' to select all the records, and then click 'Delete' (also at the bottom). If you want to keep some individual records, uncheck them (on the left of each record) before deleting.And make a copy of the table first, just in case.
and of course the important thing... There is no such thing as a phpmyadmin table. The table exists in the database, of which phpmyadmin is ONE of numerous tools to interface with the databases.


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Founded in 1986, the Recology ESOP is intended to fuel our drive toward excellent service, customer satisfaction, efficiency and innovation. It is a major reason why Recology is consistently able to attract and retain the industry's best people at every level of the company.
In 1986, Recology employees bought the corporation through an ESOP--a plan that provides retirement benefits to our employees based on the success of our company. An ESOP is not an option to purchase stock at a discount. If employees meet the eligibility requirements of the ESOP, they begin to earn shares of stock.
Recology is the largest employee-owned company in the industry and has been honored multiple times by the national Employee Stock Ownership Plan Association for the quality of its ownership program and its positive impact on corporate performance.
The Recology ESOP makes it easy for Recology to focus on providing long-term, sustainable solutions to our customers. It strengthens teamwork and collaboration by tying employees' performance to the overall success of the company.
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WASHINGTON (AP) — Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton has confirmed that a State Department officer was killed Tuesday in Libya during an attack on the U.S. consulate.
Clinton said in a statement Tuesday night that she condemned the attack in the strongest terms and has called the Libyan president to coordinate additional support to protect Americans in Libya. She says that some are trying to justify — quote — "this vicious behavior" as a response to inflammatory material posted on the Internet. She says the U.S. deplores any intentional effort to denigrate the religious beliefs of others.
But she says there is never any justification for violent acts like this.
She says the U.S. is working with partner governments around the world to protect American personnel, missions and citizens.


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I wanted to ask if it was possible to add a link to a website I am developing which takes users to a page where they can subscribe to the websites blog. The blog is wordpress, but I have been asked to enable users to subscribe to all the stories. I have no idea how or if this works. Can anyone help?
can this be done guys?
i cant seem to find anything on google..
Not sure I'm following what are you after. The client wants each article to be able to be subscribed to individually? If so, Wordpress does this out of the box. Just add /feed/ to the end of any URL and it can be subscribed to. If this is not what you meant, please explain.
sorry, maybe i was being vague
Basically take a look at this page:-
I want users to be able to sign up for RSS feeds via the blog. For example lets say i want to sign up for RSS feeds via twitter, i would go to this page :-
And sign up..
Now in the same way i want to somehow enable users to do the same with the blog i have via wordpress..
I hope i have explained properly, is this possible?
Very possible, should be plenty of WP widgets to do that, BUT for some reason I'm drawing a blank at the moment.
Someone will quickly chime in with some relevant ones I am sure.
will KB Advanced RSS Widget work?
Take a look:-
I simply want users to be able to opt to receive rss feeds..
I don't know what you mean by "sign up for feeds". Users can sign up for emails, but the feeds are simply subscribed to, no sign up needed.
WordPress comes with a "meta" widget in the core. This is for "posts" and "comments". If you want something more fine tuned, then a plugin is your answer.
maybe im not explaining properly, i want users to subscribe to the blog feeds. So can i simply add a link saying "Subscribe now" somewhere on the website to achieve this?
Would i need to add any widgets plugins etc, please help..
Wordpress should do this by default, but for some reason I'm unable to find your feed, it returns a 404 error: http://www.xinfu.com/blog/feed/
Maybe you have some funky regex in your htaccess breaking the feed URLs?i.e. .../blog/?p=23


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A man who led authorities in Arizona and Utah on a high-speed chase on Interstate 15 was injured in a crash Saturday, along with two other motorists, the Utah Highway Patrol said.
UHP said Arizona troopers attempted to stop a 2007 Honda CR-V with an Oregon license platefor a traffic violation Saturday about 7:45 p.m. near mile post 5 in Arizona.
Instead of stopping, Utah troopers said Zane Sterling Skeen, 34, increased his speed to 115 mph and drove into Utah.
Authorities set up spike strips just inside the Utah line, deflating the right-side tires, but Skeen kept driving.
Skeen drove about another mile and a half before veering into I-15's southbound lanes and into the path of a Subaru.
As that driver tried to avoid a crash, troopers said it appeared Skeen purposely swerved into the Subaru, crashing into the driver's side rear door.
The impact caused the CR-V to roll several times down a small embankment, and Skeen was ejected.
Skeen was flown by medical helicopter to University Medical Center in Las Vegas. His condition wasn't known Sunday. The two occupants of the Subaru Randy and Mary Suker suffered minor injuries and were transported by ambulance to Dixie Regional Medical Center. Their conditions were also unknown Sunday.
An investigation is continuing to determine why Skeen fled from police. UHP is investigating the crash and Arizona DPS is conducting the criminal investigation.
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ANAHEIM - Andrew Cogliano admitted he didn't sleep at all Monday night. Game 1 of the Ducks' first-round playoff series against the Detroit Red Wings was less than 24 hours away and he revealed Wednesday that he was too excited to get any shut-eye.
After all, it was Game 1 for him, too.
Cogliano has played 458 regular-season games in his six-season NHL career, including 130 with the Ducks over the past two years. But it wasn't until Tuesday that he participated in his first Stanley Cup playoff game, a 3-1 victory for the Ducks over the Red Wings at the Honda Center.
"It was unbelievable," Cogliano said. "It was a great time. I'm glad we got the win. Just the atmosphere and intensity of the game is another level. I never, obviously, experienced (something) like that before. But the overall excitement you just feel like every play out there means something.
"It's just magnified that much more. It's a good feeling."
Cogliano didn't get a chance to dip his toe in the playoff waters. No, he jumped in head first.
He had no choice.
Ducks coach Bruce Boudreau teamed the 25-year-old with fellow winger Daniel Winnik and slotted veteran center Saku Koivu between the playoff newbies, forming a shutdown line that was asked to shadow the Red Wings' top offensive threats, Pavel Datsyuk and Henrik Zetterberg.
Justin Abdelkader was the third member of Detroit's top line for Game 1.
The results were just what the Ducks needed. The Cogliano-Koivu-Winnik line kept Datsyuk and Zetterberg off the scoresheet, no mean feat considering Datsyuk had a team-leading 49 points (15 goals, 34 assists) and Zetterberg added 48 points (11 goals, 37 assists) in the regular season.
Cogliano and Koivu used their speed and their smarts and Winnik provided a bit of brawn against the Red Wings' darting and creative pair. Datsyuk finished with only one shot on Jonas Hiller's net and Zetterberg had just two as the Ducks outshot the Red Wings 27-22 overall.
As ever, the 38-year-old Koivu provided advice and counsel to Cogliano, serving as a reassuring voice in his ear before, during and after the most important game of his career. If Game 1 was any indication, Cogliano is a pretty good listener, too.
"He doesn't talk too much but when he does, everything is bang-on," Cogliano said of Koivu, a veteran of 61 playoff games. "(Tuesday) night, he said, `Let's play smart. Let's play in control.'
"They (Datsyuk and Zetterberg) are going to get (scoring) chances every game. But it's a matter of executing and staying with what we have to do. When a guy like Saku says that, you just kind of take it and you think about it for a second and you think about all the experiences he's been through. For me to play with him and be a part of his line, I really cherish it."
In the end, nothing the Cogliano-Koivu-Winnik line accomplished was a surprise to Zetterberg. He said he expected to see Koivu on the ice whenever he and Datsyuk went over the boards. The key is adapting and adjusting for Game 2 of the best-of-7 series tonight at the Honda Center.
"I think we need to sustain more pressure in their end," Zetterberg said. "(Tuesday) was too much one and done. They're playing good defense. They're clogging up the neutral zone pretty good. We've got to get the puck deep and go to work in their end."
Flash not finished
Teemu Selanne became the second-oldest player in NHL history at 42 years, 9 months to score a winning playoff goal when he gave the Ducks a 2-1 lead during their 3-1 win in Game 1. Mark Recchi was 43 when he scored a winner for the Boston Bruins in Game 3 of the 2011 Stanley Cup Final.
How long can the "Finnish Flash" keep playing?
"We know he loves the game a lot," Zetterberg said when asked about Selanne's longevity. "As long as his body is healthy, he will continue to play. He's still a factor out there. There's a pretty good chance I'll see him again next year."
Selanne won't divulge his plans for 2013-14 until after the playoffs. He said some time ago he wouldn't play in the 2014 Olympics. But he said Wednesday he also said after the 2002 Games that he would quit international competition only to return for the 2006 and '10 Olympics.
"So I don't believe myself anymore," said a laughing Selanne, who has played in five Olympics.
Learning on the job
Detroit coach Mike Babcock iced a lineup for Game 1 that included three defensemen with zero playoff experience. The Ducks pressured all six of the Red Wings' defenseman relentlessly and had success in creating turnovers with an aggressive forecheck.
"I don't think you got to get hit by a car to understand that it hurts," Babcock said when asked if the youngsters had a feel for the playoff experience now. "I think they're aware of the fact that there's going to be more intensity, but sometimes being involved in it helps you out."


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These stages also apply to the stages of dying, the grief associated with one's own death. She described the stage of denial as the bereaved having difficulty believing what has happened, the anger phase as the survivor questioning the fairness of the loss, the bargaining stage as wishing to make a deal with fate to gain more time with the one who was or will be lost, the depression stage as the period when the bereaved person gets in touch with how very sad they are about losing their loved one, and acceptance as feeling some resolution to their grief and more ability to go on with their own life.
Kübler-Ross apparently felt these phases can be applied to any significant personal loss (for example, of a job, relationship, one's own health, anticipating one's own death), as well as the death of a loved one. It also seems that she believed these stages don't all have to occur, can take place in different order, and can reoccur many times as part of an individual's specific grief process. Other grief experts describe seven stages of grieving, specifically
- shock or disbelief,
- denial,
- bargaining,
- guilt,
- anger,
- depression,
- acceptance/hope.
The shock or disbelief stage is understood as the numbness often associated with initially receiving the news of the death of a loved one. The guilt stage of grief refers to feelings of regret about difficult aspects of the relationship with the deceased.
In addition to the emotional pain already discussed, symptoms of grief can be physical, social, cultural, or religious in nature. Physical symptoms can range from mild sleep or appetite problems to heart attack. Social symptoms of bereavement include isolation from other loved ones and difficulty functioning at home, school, and/or at work.
For children and adolescents, reactions to the death of a parent or other loved one tend to be consistent with their reaction to any severe stress. Such reactions usually reflect the particular developmental stage of the child or adolescent. For example, since infants up to about 2 years of age cannot yet talk, their reaction to the loss of a loved one tends to involve crying and being more irritable or clingy. They further show physical symptoms of sleep or appetite problems, changes in activity level, and being more watchful of (vigilant toward) their surroundings.
Since preschoolers from 3 to 5 years of age begin to be able to remember the one who died but have not yet developed the ability to understand the permanence of death, they may believe they somehow magically caused the death and can make the person come back. In addition to showing signs of grief that are similar to infants, they may have more difficulty separating from caregivers.
Early school-aged children, from 6 to 8 years of age, more likely understand that death is permanent compared to younger children, often feel guilt about the death of the loved one, become preoccupied with memories about the departed, and try to master the loss they have suffered by talking about it frequently. While symptoms of grief in school-aged children from 9 to 11 years of age are quite similar to those of early school-aged children, this older group is more vulnerable to a decrease in self-esteem because they feel different from their peers if they have experienced the loss of a loved one. They are also more prone to defend against their feelings of loss by becoming engrossed in school, social, and/or extracurricular activities.
In keeping with their budding need for independence, young adolescents 12 to 14 years of age may experience mixed feelings about the deceased individual and exhibit a wide range of emotions. They may avoid talking about the loss. Older teens usually experience grief similarly to adults, enduring sadness, anxiety, and anger. They tend to deny their feelings of loss to parents but discuss them in detail with peers. For children, adolescents, and adults, as with any major stress, grief may cause a person to regress emotionally, in that they go back to former, often less mature ways of thinking, behaving, and coping.
Symptoms of complicated grief include intense emotion and longings for the deceased, severely intrusive thoughts about the lost loved one, extreme feelings of isolation and emptiness, avoiding doing things that bring back memories of the departed, new or worsened sleeping problems, and having no interest in activities that the sufferer used to enjoy. Teens tend to react to the loss of a loved one that died through suicide similarly to the ways in which adults experience complicated grief but it is noteworthy that their lack of life experience to draw strength from and high level of involvement with their peers may make teens more vulnerable to contemplating suicide themselves when a loved one commits suicide. Mental health professionals often refer to this type of vulnerability as contagion.
Regardless of age, individuals who lose a loved one from suicide are more at risk for becoming preoccupied with the reason for the suicide while wanting to deny or hide the cause of death, wondering if they could have prevented it, feeling blamed for the problems that preceded the suicide, feeling rejected by their loved one, and stigmatized by others.


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Discussion in 'Fan Zone' started by IAmLegend, Nov 25, 2012.
Nice, photoshopping, but no. I don't want him.
I don't care what anyone says, i'd take Cam over Romo ALL DAY and twice on Sunday. the guy has a winner's mentality. He wants to take over the game and he thrives off of the pressure.
He doesn't have WR's on that team other than Smith, and he's going through major coaching issues this year which explains the slump. He has the pedigree and the "it" that we need here at the QB position.
HECK YES I would take Cam on this team in a heartbeat. And my opinion has nothing to do with what he did last night to the Eagles. I HOPE Carolina continues to suck, Cam expresses his frustration and asks to either be traded or allowed to explore free agency. I HOPE somehow Jerry can sign him. And over the next 2 years we will have hopefully rebuilt our O-Line and made room for the next Dallas QB.
Yeah i know lots of hope and dreams and fantasizing, but the thread started with Cam as the next Cowboys QB so let me live. Cam to Dez..... OH MY!!!
and the Cowboys have a "real" system and arent surrounded by more of a mess???
What he said!!!!
Newton is so full of himself and not that good either!
hopefully this
I'm as big of a Sooner fan as anyone on this board, but I don't think Landry Jones will be a very successful pro. He makes very bad decisions under pressure, and I think his arm strength is just average. Moreover, he is a bit slightly built for a QB. I'm not sure how many vicious hits he will be able to take in the pros without breaking like a twig.
Hire Sean Payton in 2 years and he can draft the next Drew Brees in Johnny Football.
Problems solved!
Which way will GM Jerry Jones go?
"Gotta get him because of the aura of Coach Landry. Just like Jason Garrett brings back the dynasty memories of 90's"
"No way. His name broadcasts the 1st mistake I made after buying the Boys"
That be good lol but people will say he's too short lol, but the again Russell Wilson has shut people up
Who knows, maybe he'll be so impressive in his play the next 3 years that an NFL team will be tempted to take him in the 1st round. He's got good accuracy and playmaking ability obviously, but the one thing that worries me is his arm strength. Now you don't have to have great arm strength to play in the NFL but you have to be able to make all the throws and as of now he can't. His arm strength is a little below average tbh. But, with the success of smaller QB's these days like Drew Brees and Russell Martin, he my very well be a good player. The thing that sucks about Manziel though is he won't play in the NFL for 4 more years (he'll most likely stay for his Sr. year).
A qb we never heard of that will blow. Then be replaced in 4 years.
He is tailor made for the Cowboys.
I mentioned "Zach Mettenberger" as a good prospect earlier in the thread but MAN!!! talk about culture changer and a LEADER Johnny Manziel is the MAN
and the perfect answer to RG3...I can go as far as saying he could be better than RG3 when winning is the factor....RG3 mainly likes to look good..JohnnyM doesn't care how it looks as long as it's a win...
He would be picked very early in the draft unless Dallas make a Wash/RG3-like trade to get hight and pick him..i guess
I have always said that I would quit being a Cowboys' fan if Vick ever came to Dallas. I feel the same way about Cam.
Johnny Manziel, has 2 more years in College. He also is only 6'1.
Newton is a crybaby! I'd rather keep Romo and I'm not even a Romo fan.


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Dr. Caster was voted by other eye doctors as one of the "Best Doctors in America." Only 40 LASIK specialists in the United States received this honor.
Andrew I. Caster, MD, FACS, dedicates his practice exclusively to laser vision correction. He has been chosen by Los Angeles Magazine as the "Best Laser Eye Surgeon in Los Angeles," by W Magazine as one of two top Lasik surgeons in the United States, and voted by other physicians as one of the "Best Doctors in America." He is well known throughout the United States for his achievements in Lasik treatment and has performed more than 30,000 laser vision correction procedures.
Many professional athletes have had Dr. Caster correct their nearsightedness, farsightedness, and astigmatism, including world-class professionals in basketball, golf, baseball, tennis, soccer, and boxing. Dr. Caster is one of only four Lasik surgeons in the United States selected to join the clinical advisory board of the world's largest eye care company, Alcon Laboratories, and he has served as an investigator in numerous clinical trials where new Lasik technology is developed and refined. The commitment of Caster Eye Center is to provide the highest quality laser vision correction available anywhere in the world.
About Caster Eye Center
All laser treatments at Caster Eye Center are performed personally by Dr. Caster. Each patient is meticulously screened by Dr. Caster to determine the best option for his or her particular situation. For LASIK surgery, Caster Eye Center offers the Wavelight Allegretto and VISX lasers. Dr. Caster uses only the custom wavefront LASIK techniques, where the light-focusing power of each eye is measured in 200 separate locations. This unique "corneal map" is then programmed into the laser so that a new corneal curvature can be created with the highest precision.
To ensure accuracy, the laser room at the Caster Eye Center is both temperature-and humidity-controlled. To create the "corneal flap," Dr. Caster offers the IntraLase technique and the microkeratome. This combination of technology and meticulous control of the surgical environment provides for the best possible LASIK outcomes.
Although the Caster Eye Center is on the cutting edge of new technology in laser vision correction, it is very personable and conservative in its approach. A comprehensive screening process is used for all patients, and approximately one-third of the patients are advised not to undergo surgery at all. Each patient is treated only if Dr. Caster believes the patient will obtain excellent results.
More About Dr. Andrew Caster
Dr. Andrew Caster completed his undergraduate degree from Harvard University with Phi Beta Kappa honors and graduated from Harvard Medical School with honors. He completed his residency in ophthalmology at the Jules Stein Eye Institute at UCLA. He serves as a Clinical Instructor in Ophthalmology at the Jules Stein Eye Institute and is a staff physician at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center.
National media has featured Dr. Caster's excellent work on numerous occasions, including articles in Newsweek, The Wall Street Journal, and The Los Angeles Times. He has appeared as a special guest on the NBC Today Show (interviewed by Katie Couric), Channel 2 News, Channel 7 News, National Public Radio, and Fox Sports. He performed LASIK surgery on all of the eligible participants in the Fox program The Swan during its inaugural season. Dr. Caster authored the book Lasik: The Eye Laser Miracle, which is the most widely read book in America on LASIK laser vision correction, now in its seventh edition.
What Dr. Caster's Patients Are Saying
"Playing without contact lenses for the first time in 16 years is such a relief. From tee to green my perception is clearer and I can read the greens better than ever before. I decided to have LASIK after hearing from other professional golfers. I did my homework and found Dr. Caster to be the very best LASIK surgeon." Amy Alcott, Professional Golfer, US Open Champion
"I need a rebate on my NBA career. Nine years of contacts, inconsistent vision, and frustration all gone in three hours of pre-op and 20 minutes of surgery. I'm sure everyone is different but once I realized the fog in the goggles one hour after the surgery was not my actual vision, I lifted my goggles off to a newfound world, the one I remember back in college. I recovered clear vision faster than I could have imagined....I can't wait to hit the gym and enjoy the improvements in my game." Rick Fox, Prefessional Athlete, Los Angeles Lakers and Boston Celtics
"A year and half ago, Dr. Andrew Caster performed LASIK surgery on me, and I haven't had to break out my playing glasses since. But every couple of days, I still have people come to me and say, 'Hey didn't you use to wear glasses?" Kurt Rambis, Los Angeles Lakers player and coach
"My main reason to get the LASIK procedure was to be able to look in the mirror and see vibrant eyes. For years I was saddened by the fact that, when I woke up and looked in the mirror, my image was not clear and the eyes looked dull and lifeless. The day after surgery I saw in the mirror a person I haven't seen for a long time, with nice, blue eyes with a sparkle. Wearing glasses never bothered me too much, but not having to wear glasses is worth celebrating. Dr. Caster and staff receive A+ + + for the nice, calm atmosphere." Eric Erickson, Advertising Executive
"What an overwhelming birthday present to receive from my husband! After seeing him go through the procedure I admit I was still hesitant, but when he handed me the opportunity how could I say no? It was effortless, painless, miraculous and even fun! Thanks to the staff and the doctor I will no longer be a slave to my contacts and glasses. Nothing I could write here comes close to the euphoria I'm feeling, but the word "miracle" comes very close. I'm sure every day will bring a new sense of elation as I encounter more and more advantages of this newfound freedom. Hallelujah!" Lisa Goodwin, Vocalist, Lyricist, Mom
"I never figured that putting in my contact lenses would be a bigger pain and more uncomfortable than the entire LASIK surgery! How easy is it? The most interesting part so far has been looking around like this was the first time I could see with glasses. After LASIK, I have better vision than that I was able to get with glasses or contact lenses. The staff at Caster Eye Center was professional and comforting from the first call to schedule my initial consultation throughout the entire process. I highly recommend LASIK for anyone who wants to wake up in the morning and see!" Eric Seedman, Executive


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No matter how much you prepare for it, parenting will blow your mind.
Your kids will challenge you, bring you to tears, crack you up, and make you forget what you urgently had to do. They'll shatter the life you knew into a million pieces. Then they'll put it back together, like a stained-glass window, into something infinitely more complicated and beautiful.
While every parent's biggest surprises are different, there are common themes to the ways that kids revolutionize our lives. Read on for the top 10 surprises of new parenthood according to interviews with BabyCenter moms and dads. Then tell us your biggest new-parent surprise!
Surprise #1: Your relationship with your partner will change
"Before kids, we were inseparable. We talked all the time, went everywhere together. My friends said we acted like high school sweethearts," says new mom Kimberly Taylor of her relationship with her husband.
Since their baby arrived, however, the couple has been constantly at odds. "We hardly speak to each other. We're stressed out over money and bills. We fight a lot," Taylor says.
Even if you've both dreamed of becoming parents, life with a little one can put an enormous strain on the bond with your spouse or partner. In fact, relationship satisfaction drops for many couples during the first year of parenthood, says psychologist and couples counselor Sam Jinich.
"Conflict dramatically increases, emotional and physical intimacy deteriorates. Both partners are often left feeling unappreciated, neglected, lonely, misunderstood, tired, and isolated," says Jinich.
Amy Baliva was shocked by how having a baby brought ugly, unresolved issues in her marriage bubbling to the surface."Apparently my husband was feeling suffocated prior to the baby being born, and once we had our baby, it just got worse," Baliva says.
The good news is that the love you felt can return, even if it feels hopeless now. The key is taking time to communicate and reconnect — and being honest about how you're feeling.
"Talk to your partner about the fact that you're unhappy," Jinich says. "Ask your social network — friends and family — for support, and consider professional help."
While this may seem impossible at first — who has time to reconnect, much less go to couples counseling, while parenting a newborn or infant? — the demands of baby care do lessen over time, giving you the opportunity to rebuild a battered partnership.
In fact, many parents we asked said that after that first exhausting and stressful stretch with a baby, their relationship rebounded and grew stronger than ever before.
Some said they love their spouse or partner much more after watching him or her grow into parenthood. In a BabyCenter poll of more than 43,000 moms, 73 percent rate their mates as either "the best" or "pretty darn great" at being a dad — and the majority say they're most surprised by how well their partner has taken to the role.
"My husband is the most amazing father," says Nancy Martineau. "When he walks into the room, our son's face just lights up. It's a wonderful thing to witness the love between these two very special people in my life."


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CDC grant to establish cancer-prevention program
The S.C. Statewide Cancer Prevention and Control Program at the University of South Carolina has been named one of 10 Cancer Prevention and Research Centers in the nation.
The selection by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the National Cancer Institute (NCI) comes with a $1.5 million grant and puts the center among the top cancer-research programs in the country, including Harvard University, the University of Washington, UCLA, the University of North Carolina and Washington University in St. Louis.
Arnold School of Public Health researcher Dr. James Hébert, director of the CPCP, said Carolina brings a wealth of experience in cancer research to the group.
"Building on expertise in diet and physical activity, epidemiology and disease mapping for which the Cancer Prevention and Control Program is well known, our center has developed research programs aimed at healthy eating that could change the face of cancer in South Carolina and beyond," said Hébert, who recently received the Established Investigator Award in Cancer Prevention from the NCI.
As part of its efforts at cancer prevention, the center will develop a farmers' market at a community health center to encourage healthy eating as a critical step in reducing cancer among African Americans.
The S.C. Statewide Cancer Prevention and Control Program's efforts will involve faculty from the Arnold School of Public Health and other colleges at USC. The market will be accessible to community residents and will offer affordable healthy foods, Hébert said.
"The farmers' market is a good fit with the national Cancer Prevention and Control Research Network's goal of applying relevant research to local cancer prevention and control needs," Hébert said.
"We believe that the farmers' market will draw community interest and support and provide an opportunity to improve the overall health of people who are at high risk for disease, including many forms of cancer," he said. "This grant represents the practical approach that we take to advancing public health."
Dr. Darcy Freedman, a faculty member in the College of Social Work, said university researchers will work with the S.C. Primary Health Care Association to choose a site from one of the state's Federally Qualified Health Centers, which serve low-income people in urban and rural areas throughout the Palmetto State.
The goal is to have a location and a weekly farmers' market in place by spring 2011, said Freedman, the project leader for the community health center-based farmers' market.
Having a farmers' market at a health center is a novel approach to healthcare, said Freedman, and Carolina's program will be the first of its kind in the nation.
"We're working to prove that the best medicine for disease prevention comes from the garden," she said. "What we learn can be used to develop other centers throughout the United States."


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By Bill Sheets Herald Writer
If you lived in California or one of six other states and had a smartphone, you wouldn't have to worry about whether you remembered to put your proof-of-insurance card in your wallet, purse or car.
You could call it up on your phone.
California in September became the seventh state to allow people to show proof of their auto insurance on their smartphones, as well as with a card or piece of paper. The other states are Arizona, Alabama, Colorado, Idaho, Louisiana and Minnesota.
If you want Washington to be among them, whip out that phone and send a text or an email to your legislators.
The specifics of California's law may be found at http://tinyurl.com/bjla9rz.
Dan Braun of Everett writes: Are there any plans to resurface Evergreen Way? The stretch between 47th Street SE and Madison Street (about 1.5 miles) is particularly bad.
As a result of 20-plus years of heavy traffic, there are now long "gullies" in each lane in both directions. When it's raining these gullies fill up with water and drivers are forced to drive on either side of these long "puddles" to avoid hydroplaning.
Evergreen Way south of Madison, while not as bad as the aforementioned segment, is very rough and needs to be resurfaced. Also, Rucker Avenue between Pacific Avenue and 41st Street needs attention.
Ryan Sass, city engineer for Everett, responds: Our 2013 pavement plan includes grinding and repaving a stretch of Evergreen Way from the 6200 block, just north of Pecks Drive, south to 75th Street SE. This includes a segment of Evergreen Way both north and south of Madison.
We are reviewing additional segments of Evergreen which may be added to the project as budget allows.
J.L. McNeal of Lake Stevens writes: Improvements were recently made to 20th Street SE in Lake Stevens. At the intersection of 20th and S. Lake Stevens Road, in front of the Tom Thumb grocery, many people heading east stop in the turn lane to go to the store. In so doing, they often have to wait for westbound traffic to clear and thus hold up drivers trying to proceed to the intersection to turn left onto S. Lake Stevens Road.
In many cases people stuck behind them jump out to the right to pass, creating potential for an accident.
It seems it would make sense to a small concrete lane barricade (a "c-curb") so people would have to go around the corner to enter the store parking lot using the turn lanes already installed for that purpose. It would also make it safer for the people coming out of the lot.
Mick Monken, public works director for Lake Stevens, responds: The county had plans to install c-curb at this section of roadway to block of access. It was not installed at the time of construction so that it could be observed whether this was a problem.
The concern is that access to businesses is important and should be blocked off only if it becomes a safety or operational issue. The city has had no reported accidents or other complaints about this section of roadway.
We will take a look at this and see if traffic volumes have reached a level that would warrant action.
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AMC303 - Advanced Motion Capture
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1 x 3 hour Seminar per week
This unit is an advanced motion capture course based on the commercial motion capture work undertaken at the Deakin Motion.Lab. The Deakin Motion.Lab has delivered a number of unique and challenging industry motion capture projects. A recent example is the Nocturnal Migration campaign for Toohey's Beer for Queensland company Altv.fx, which won a Mobius award for special effects:
http://www.deakin.edu.au/motionlab/news.php?n=21 http://www.cgsociety.org/index.php/CGSFeatures/CGSFeatureSpecial/altvfx_nocturnal
This unit will provide students with an overview of commercial motion capture based on specific projects undertaken in the studio, and will work on their own motion capture projects for game, film and video or animation reels.
Practical Test, 20%, 800 words equivalent
Project part A, 40%, 1600 words equivalent
Project part B, 40%, 1600 words equivalent
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WATCH: Avril Lavigne releases video for 'Let Me Go' with Chad Kroeger
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The marriage of Avril Lavigne and Chad Kroeger was certainly the most buzzed about of the summer. The Canadian canoodlers, affectionately known as Chavril, have emerged from their honeymoon phase with a duet—a beautiful one, frankly—and a music video to go with it.
Watch "Let Me Go," which stars an ivory-tickling Avril looking lovely, a mystic-tanned Chad, a mysterious old man, and an ominous hour glass.


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Hi Meerkat,
You don't need to manually modify dhcp3-server in any way; let the script do it all. If you have been playing with dhcp3 I would suggest first of all a purge and re-install.
You can read the script (from line 670 approx) to see what it does. The generated file is /tmp/dhcpd.conf.
Please post a follow-up.


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Nick Offerman & Megan Mullally: Why Working Together Works for Us
They're no Ron and Tammy 2, but Nick Offerman and Megan Mullally's characters in their new Off-Broadway play, Annapurna, are full of complicated feelings.
The real-life couple play Ulysses (Offerman) and ex-wife Emma (Mullally); he's preparing for the end of his life just as she tracks him down, and they fall quickly back into the rhythm of dialogue that only an actual couple could replicate. Intensity builds throughout the play, leaving many audience members in tears as the lights come back up.
"Being a person who is mostly known for comedy, I've never had the experience of people audibly weeping at the end of our show," Mullally, 55, tells PEOPLE. "It's really kind of great. I don't want to upset anyone, but it's great that the show is effective enough to bring out emotions."
Offerman and Mullally, who've been married since 2003, decided to bring the play to New York after a successful run in Los Angeles last spring. The decision to work together seems to have been an easy one for the pair, who've costarred several times on Offerman's NBC series, Parks and Recreation.
"When Megan came on Parks and Rec as Tammy 2, that was kind of a watershed moment for me where we were treated like peers, like a team," Offerman, 43, recalls. "Up until that point I'd felt like Megan's student and fan. So once that happened, those particular roles required a lot of trust and vulnerability to go to horrifyingly deep places, especially with our tongues. So I feel like we've graduated to a level where we can look at each other and jump off any cliff together."
"There is a nice sort of security working together, but I also feel like we're more relaxed," Mullally adds.
This staging of Annapurna came about a few years ago, when Mullally and Offerman both found themselves in the mood to do a play. The Odyssey Theatre Ensemble of Los Angeles found the script – the show had only been produced once before – and passed it along to the stars. "We said, 'Well that's a happy accident – it's a two-person play and both parts are right for us,'" Mullally recalls. And the rest is now history – or will be once Annapurna finishes its seven-week run.
As for future plans, Mullally hints that they have "a few ideas in the works," including a television show and a movie. But for now, they're enjoying their time in New York City – and missing their dogs, who are at home in L.A.
"We were going to bring them here originally but decided that it would be fun for us, but not so much for them," Mullally says. "We just have to grin and bear it. But our assistant is sending us adorable photos."
Annapurna runs through June 1 at New York's Acorn Theatre


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After surfing the overhead sets from Hannah it has come to my attention that I am not as strong of a swimmer as I thought I was. ECU has a rec center with a pool that I can use for free. I think I am going to start swimming several times a week while I can't be surfing. I don't know if it will build my strength or stamina, but it should at least keep me from losing the strength between weekends that I've built up over the summer.
Today I swam 10 laps, at total of 500yds. I was to the point where I was fatigued at the end of each 50yd lap and needed to stop to catch my breath. This also has to do with my asthma, but excuses don't matter when you are in the ocean, so I want to improve on this.


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Applications for students to attend a provincial demonstration school program are made by school boards in accordance with the Ministry's Provincial Demonstration Policy Program Memorandum 89. It is expected that students will have received the maximum level of special education that the board can provide, however, in spite of such intervention and support, the student is not experiencing success.
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Tuesday, March 27, 2012
Wooden Hoop Bunny
13 comments:
- Amanda said...
This is such a cute idea! I'm as bad as the kids for getting covered in paint and glitter!
- March 27, 2012 at 7:40 AM
- Mohala Johnson said...
This is really cute and easy, thanks for sharing such a great child friendly project
- March 27, 2012 at 11:14 AM
- Ana said...
Hi Terri,
What a cute idea...Sounds like you all had a fun time working on Easter crafts. The bigger the mess the more the fun that was had...I say anyway :-) Can't wait to look around your blog some more. Wishing you a wonderful day.
Hugs and Kisses,
♥Ana~A Petite Cottage
- March 27, 2012 at 2:19 PM
- Baye said...
Sweet! The girls look like they had a great time.
- March 27, 2012 at 3:57 PM
- Terry said...
Looks like those little gals had a great time and this little bunnie is so cute.
- March 27, 2012 at 5:31 PM
- Cranberry Morning said...
Cute bunny! And I love the photo of Tierni and Triniti. It looks like they're having so much fun and making a fond memory to look back on some day. :-)
- March 27, 2012 at 6:24 PM
- Terrie said...
Simply cute and lovely. Good idea to make it. The girls look so enjoying and sweet.
- March 27, 2012 at 10:34 PM
- Jill said...
Great bunny! Lots of fun with the kids!
Thanks for linking to a Round Tuit!
Hope you have a fabulous week!
Jill @ Creating my way to Success
- April 1, 2012 at 7:52 PM
- Alison @ Oopsey Daisy said...
How absolutely darling!! I love the embroidery hoop--and those buttons! Thanks for sharing at oopsey daisy!
- April 4, 2012 at 1:49 AM
- Carrie @ My Favorite Finds said...
Embroidery hoops are so fun to work with. Thanks for sharing at Handmade Tuesdays!
- April 4, 2012 at 10:24 AM
- Terry said...
Thanks so much for sharing this cutie at our party this week. Happy Easter, Terri.
- April 5, 2012 at 9:15 AM
- The Answer Is Chocolate said...
This is too too cute!
- April 7, 2012 at 9:42 AM
- Suburban Prairie Homemaker said...
Your little bunny is just so sweet!
- April 7, 2012 at 3:19 PM