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In new business, nominations for secretary/treasurer were accepted. Cheryl Williams was nominated and elected by acclamation. The officers for 2008-2009 are Kevin Riley, President; Robert Wheeler, Vice President; and Cheryl Williams, Secretary/Treasurer.
Mr. Riley updated those attending on the activities and accomplishments of the Business Undergraduates Society (BUS/PBL), Students In Free Enterprise (SIFE) and the recent addition of the Sigma Beta Delta international honor society for students who have a major in Business Administration or Accounting. The Beulah I Winfrey Alumni Chapter approved funding of up to $500.00 to be used for student travel by the business clubs and organizations in this academic year.
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This is the handheld electronic game that allows you to play contract bridge. With Standard American five-card bidding, it plays either rubber or duplicate bridge and uses contract scoring. Three difficulty levels provide players with appropriate hands. Players can review the last hand played, replay hands to practice bidding and strategy, or request hints from the computer for a bid suggestion or a card to play; players can also watch the computer play all remaining cards in a game for instructional purposes. The easy-to-read, adjustable contrast 2 1/2" LCD provides a look at other hands on the "table" while buttons enable selection of both the suit and card values to be bid or played. Requires three AAA batteries. 7" L x 3 3/4" W x 1" D. (3/4 oz.)
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Although the unit itself is very well designed, the screen is very difficult to read
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Needs improvement
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Purchased for an elderly person, so the small size of the card suits and the faintness of the display make it very difficult for her to use. We'll buy her a magnifying glass and see if that helps.
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This product is a little hard to use.
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Small icons and slow key response does not make this product user friendly.
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This satisfies my friend's desire to play bridge when she has insomnia
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While playing the game, it is easy to make a mistake because of the way it is designed. The display is also very difficult to view if you have poor eyesight.
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I am looking forward to using this game. My limits come from me. I thought it would provide for the rules of bridge, and it doesn't. I will need a support book to start this game.
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from Denver,co
love to play bridge and the game is good, but the buttons are really hard to push.
By Ken
from New Bern, NC
The concept is good, but the small and indistinct print make it difficult to use
Handheld Bridge - 1 Major Issue
By L
from California
It is a great idea for a mobile device that can be used almost anywhere, compact and easy to use, and would have been perfect except the displays on the screen (suits etc) for the bid hands etc. are so small that they cannot be effectively seen. Would have used it at home, when waiting for an appointment like at doctor, etc. Really disappointed.
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How Closing New York Times' Green Blog Will Hurt Environmental Coverage
The New York Times announced [1] late Friday that it will discontinue its Green blog, less than two months after dismantling [2] its environment desk. The paper insists that despite these changes it will "forge ahead with our aggressive reporting on environmental and energy topics," but coverage of crucial environmental stories is likely to suffer.
When The Times closed its environment desk in January, many expressed concerns [3] that the quality and quantity of the paper's environmental coverage would be compromised. Managing editor Dean Baquet reassured [3] them that this was purely a structural change, and that the Green blog would remain so long as it had "impact and audience." Bora Zivkovic, Blog Editor at Scientific American, said that eliminating the environment desk made the Green blog "much more essential [4]" as a gathering place for environmental reporters and interested readers. But the Times has decided to eliminate the blog to "devote resources elsewhere," which Columbia Journalism Review's Curtis Brainard called [5] "a horrible decision." Brainard noted that the blog provided "a crucial platform for stories that didn't fit into the print edition's already shrunken news hole" and enabled reporters to expand on stories that did make the paper.
Indeed, the Green blog's environmental coverage has often proved to be more thorough than the print edition's. For example, a Media Matters report found [6] that several mainstream media outlets -- including the New York Times print edition -- ignored an October 2012 report on the rapid decline of the Great Barrier Reef, but the Green blog covered [7] it. In November, a World Bank report warning of the calamitous effects of climate change went unnoticed [8] by the New York Times print edition, but not by the Green blog. Since the closure of the environment desk, the Green blog has accounted for 64 percent of the paper's climate change reporting.* And since January 2012, the Green blog has devoted nearly twice as much coverage to the threat of ocean acidification [9].**
If the past is any indication, it seems Brainard is correct that "without the Green blog, there's no way that these topics are going to get as much attention as they once did."
Andrew Revkin of Dot Earth, an opinion blog that is now the only Times blog dedicated to environmental issues, lamented [10] the decision and echoed those on Twitter [11] who pointed out that the Times now has nine dedicated sports blogs, but no Green blog:
The news side of The Times has nine sports blogs; nine spanning fashion, lifestyles, health, dining and the like; four business blogs; four technology blogs (five if you include automobiles as a technology); and a potpourri of other great efforts [...] I would like to have thought there was space for the environment in that mix, even though these issues are still often seen by journalists weaned on politics as a sidenote.
The Times' decision comes as media attention to climate change has plummeted [12] and public concern about the environment has hit "record lows [13]." In recent years, the Wall Street Journal and the Christian Science Monitor have also closed their green [14] blogs [15].
*Based on a Nexis search for "atleast3(climate change)" between January 11 - March 4, 2013.
**Based on a Nexis search for "ocean acidification" between January 1, 2012 - March 4, 2013.
UPDATE (3/5/13): New York Times Public Editor Margaret Sullivan wrote [16] that she is "not convinced" the paper's environmental coverage will be as strong without a dedicated environment desk or the Green blog, adding: "Judging by appearances, things are not looking good for environmental reporting at The Times." She urged editors to "look for new ways to show readers that environmental news hasn't been abandoned, but in fact is of utmost importance."
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Y Combinator is sweetening the deal it offers its startups.
The Mountain View, Calif.-based incubator, a key player in the Silicon Valley startup scene and an early launching pad for companies including Dropbox and Airbnb, will now invest $120,000 for a 7% stake in its participating companies.
Previously Y Combinator's standard deal was about $17,000 for 7% of the company, plus an $80,000 note from a group of venture investors and firms eventually known as YCVC, which most recently included Andreessen Horowitz, General Catalyst, Maverick Capital and Khosla Ventures.
So, startups will now get $120,000 from Y Combinator, instead of $97,000 from a combination of Y Combinator and select venture firms. That means the implicit valuation for YC startups rises to about $1.7 million from the previous $1.4 million (YC might deviate from the standard deal "in exceptional cases," presumably for an ultra-hot startup that merited a higher valuation).
"$97k was about right at the time, but the cost of living in the Bay Area has gone up substantially," said new YC President Sam Altman in a post announcing the new terms. "So we're increasing the total to $120k, which we hope is enough for the founders to run their business and pay their living expenses for at least 6 months, and sometimes longer."
The automatic investments from the four firms will also end. Here's Altman's explanation:
As YC has become a larger and larger part of the startup ecosystem, we had to deal with things like signaling risk (e.g. a YCVC investor not making a follow-on investment in a company caused some other investors to think the company may not be good) and information issues. All of these issues were issues of perception—the YCVC investors are great firms that always behaved really well, and we're going to continue to work with them very closely. But we hate complication, and we hate anything that causes issues for our startups, even if it's just an issue of perception. This should help level the playing field.
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Tom Armstrong, an inactive AMS Member, is Director of National Coordination for the United States Global Change Research Program within the Office of Science and Technology Policy, a part of the Executive Office of the President in Washington, DC. Dr. Armstrong also serves as the Vice Chair for Adaptation Science on the USGCRP Subcommittee on Global Change Research. Prior to joining OSTP in 2011, Dr. Armstrong served as the Senior Advisor for Climate Change for the United States Department of the Interior. Dr. Armstrong was a key figure in the implementation of Secretary Salazar's Executive Order on climate change (S.O. 3289), as well as in the development of the Department's climate change-related policies, organizational elements, and budget strategies. Dr. Armstrong also served as the Vice-Chair for Adaptation Science on the CENRS Subcommittee on Global Change and was the Principal for DOI to the United States Global Change Research Program. Some of his other responsibilities have included serving as the Senior Advisor for Global Change Program at the United States Geological Survey, the DOI lead for the World Climate Conference, the United States Head of Delegation for the Arctic Monitoring and Assessment Programme, Associate to the Chair for development of the Committee on Earth Observation Satellites response to Global Climate Observing System Implementation Plan, a United States delegate for the United Nations Framework Council on Climate Change, advisor on DOI's International Polar Year activities, a DOI principal to the CEQ-OSTP-NOAA Climate Change Adaptation Taskforce, and as Chair of the Science Committee for the Department of the Interior's Climate Change Task Force. Dr. Armstrong has also participated in numerous testimonies and briefings to various Congressional Committees and high-level briefings for DOI at various international forums regarding climate change, adaptation and circum-Arctic activities.


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|Chap. 815
|Wapato Indian irrigation project, Wash.
|Chap. 815
|25 U. S. C. §§ 389-389e.
|Chap. 815
|Elimination of certain lands.
|Chap. 815
|Cancelation or adjustment of charges.
|Chap. 815
|Sec. 2
|Cancelation of assessments; credit of payments.
|Sec. 3
|Delinquent charges.
Page 181
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That the action of the Secretary of the Interior taken on the 9th day of September 1942, pursuant to the Act of June 22, 1936 (49 Stat. 1803), affecting certain lands of the Wapato Indian irrigation project, Yakima Reservation, Washington, is hereby confirmed as follows: (a) The elimination from the project of three hundred and eighty-six and one one-hundredth acres of land described in the Secretary's order; (b) the cancelation of $14,512.03, representing unpaid assessments against the land for construction, operation, maintenance, and penalties; (c) the cancelation of $860.38 of accrued operation, maintenance, and penalties against land not eliminated from the project; (d) the credit of $58 on future operation and maintenance assessments against the southwest quarter northeast quarter, section 7, township 10 north, range 19 east, Washington meridian; (e) the cancelation, adjustment, or modification in proper cases of agreements previously executed; (f) the adjustments of project areas and the cancelations and adjustments dealt with in the Secretary's order, upon the condition, stated in the order, that the owners of the lands affected who retain any irrigable land within the Wapato project shall promptly settle any delinquent irrigation charges against the land retained in the project, either by cash payment or by the execution of contracts providing for the deferment of the amounts due.
Any assessments made against the lands eliminated from the project pending the confirmation of the Secretary's order are canceled and all payments made on account of any such assessments shall be credited to the lands retained in the project by the respective owners.
In order to prevent the accumulation of delinquent project assessments or other proper charges against the lands described in the said order of the Secretary of the Interior and to protect all sums due the Government by the project landowners, the Secretary of the Interior is hereby authorized, in his discretion, to take such action as he may deem necessary, including the foreclosure of the Government's first lien for such unpaid charges created by the Act of May 18, 1916 (39 Stat. 154), or any other Act of Congress.
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I don't see how Spencer wins this fight every time he's fought someone at the top end of the division he's lost eg Edwards and Andrews. Anything can happen but I'd back Doolan with all the cash in my pocket.
Looks like you were right, Doolan rd1 sub triangle choke :-(


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Elbow strain sends Chatwood to DL; Bettis recalled
PHOENIX -- The Rockies placed right-hander Tyler Chatwood on the 15-day disabled list with a right elbow strain Wednesday afternoon.
Chatwood was removed from Tuesday night's game at Chase Field with the bases loaded and none out in the sixth inning because of tightness in the elbow. The club is waiting on the results of Wednesday morning's MRI.
"It was real tight under my flexor tendon, and in the sixth inning, in my warm-up pitches, I could barely get the ball to home plate," Chatwood said. "So I should have known then, but I tried to go through it and wasn't able to control the ball or anything."
In the eventful sixth, Chatwood walked Aaron Hill, gave up single to Eric Chavez and walked A.J. Pollock to load the bases. Rockies trainers and manager Walt Weiss went to the mound and removed Chatwood in favor of right-hander Chris Martin after throwing ball one to Chris Owings.
"It was nothing more than normal soreness, it just got worse as the game went on last night," Chatwood said.
The club recalled right-hander Chad Bettis from Triple-A Colorado Springs to take Chatwood's place on the roster. Bettis was on the Opening Day roster and went 0-1 with a 7.15 ERA in 11 games before he was optioned to Triple-A on April 25.
"It's a shame something like that happened to [Chatwood], and it's something you never wish on anybody," Bettis said. "But that's where we're at right now. It's good to be back, but you never want to see one of your guys go down."
Chatwood, who is 1-0 with a 4.50 ERA this year, was placed on the disabled list earlier this season because of a strained left hamstring suffered while running the bases during the final Spring Training game in Arizona.
"I'm concerned about him," Weiss said. "Anytime a pitcher has to come out of a game because of an elbow, it's a concern. His elbow is tight and it was obvious that he was not going to be able to make his next start."
Jesse Sanchez is a national reporter for MLB.com. Follow him on Twitter @JesseSanchezMLB. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Not with each other though.. I dont think
Scott Peterson from MMAWeekly.com recently spoke with Rodrigo Gracie in Japan.
Apparently, Gracie told him that there is a really good chance that he will be fighting Akira Shoji at the next show, PRIDE 25, on March 16th (they are competing with CageWarriors 3 :chinese: )
Source http://www.mmanews.com/news/pride/he...46903991.shtml
MMAWeekly.com's Japanese represenative Scott Peterson is claiming that Kazushi Sakuraba will be receiving medical clearance to fight at PRIDE 25 on March 16th at the Yokohama Arena in Tokyo, Japan. Accordnig to Peterson, doctors were reluctant to give Sakuraba the clearance as he should spend more time on the shelf before hoping back in the ring, but it's never stopped him before, and doesn't appear it will this time either.
Obviously PRIDE would like to add one of their top draws to an already well-rounded March line-up, so he might be given a "tune up" fight. Based on that, they will set up a match between Sakuaraba and Dan Henderson.


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Our brothers must tirelessly and joyously keep on emphasizing the global reign of Islam. They must memorize verse 55 of Surat an-Nur'. They must recite verse 55 of Surat an-Nur' everywhere.
There are some ten ways of hindering the way of the Mahdi. Nobody would want someone who will slaughter three-fourths of the world. This is one method. Islam and religion because they say the Mahdi will slaughter Christians, Jews, Shiites, Alawites, Wahhabis, Bektashis and all of them. And that is enough for hatred because they want to depict Islam as an oppressive and savage faith that sheds blood and means no more than blood and pus and that destroys all freedoms and love. What does slaughtering three-fourths of the world mean? They say there will be a sea of blood, up to a horse's neck. So what does someone who hears this do? "If that is being a Muslim, I do not want to be one," he says. May Allah forbid.
They imagine I am addressing Fatih Çarşamba. I am addressing the public as a whole. I am addressing intellectual, modern, Kemalist women with low-cut dresses, young high school and university students who drink alcohol and have a good time, intellectuals, well-groomed ladies who travel around, ladies who wear miniskirts, ladies who go to the beach and wear bikinis, people who occasionally attend Friday prayers, or on high days and holidays, 90% of the nation, insha'Allah. Some of our brothers and sisters have great piety. They wear their robes and turbans and go to pray. I am not addressing them, but they can listen in if they choose. I would be honored. May Allah be pleased.
Our brothers and sisters who go to weddings and drink and have a fine old time, joyful young people, these young people who text each other on Twitter, quick-witted young people like that, members of society. Young girls who make themselves up every day, handsome young men, I am addressing all of them, insha'Allah. So do not expect me to take that line. That is impossible, and I hold no such views. For example, I also address Americans, Jews, Christians, Freemasons, atheists, Marxists and communists. I embrace them all with love. I respect them one and all. I therefore use the kind of language and style they will understand, and I talk with them.2012-02-29 11:04:36


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Before white settlement, Shawnee Indians from north of the Ohio, and Cherokee and Chickasaw from south of the Cumberland River fought for control over the rich Kentucky hunting grounds. But when settlers came from the East, drawn by rich game and richer soil, Indian attacks turned on the new outposts. In 1763, England, having won French possessions east of the Mississippi in the French and Indian War, tried to stabilize relations with the Indians by forbidding colonists from settling west of the Appalachians.


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|Chap. 626
|Federal-Aid Highway Act of 1944.
|Sec. 5
Federal share of cost.
|Sec. 5
|States containing public lands, etc.
Indian reservation roads and bridges.
|25 U.S.C. § 318a.
|Approval by Public Roads Administration.
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Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled,
(a) The Federal share payable on account of any project provided for by the funds made available under the foregoing provisions of this Act shall not exceed 50 per centum of the construction cost thereof other than costs of rights-of-way, and as to costs of rights-of-way shall not exceed one-third of such costs: Provided, That in the case of any State containing unappropriated and unreserved public lands and nontaxable Indian lands, individual and tribal, exceeding 5 per centum of the total area of all lands therein the Federal share shall be increased in each of the three post-war years by a percentage of the remaining cost equal to the percentage that the area of all such lands in such State is of its total area:
(c) For the construction, improvement, and maintenance of Indian reservation roads and bridges and roads and bridges to provide access to Indian reservations and Indian lands under the provisions of the Act approved May 26, 1928 (45 Stat. 750), there is hereby authorized to be appropriated the sum of $6,000,000 for the first post-war fiscal year and a like amount for each of the second and third post-war fiscal years: Provided, That the location, type, and design of all roads and bridges constructed shall be approved by the Public Roads Administration before any expenditures are made thereon, and all such construction shall be under the general supervision of the Public Roads Administration.
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I have a K-1 and MMA show in sheffield on the 27th February.
Due to pull outs, I am now in need of a Middleweight (the guy is 80kg but im aware that the top end of this division is 84kg) first time MMA fighter.
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REDLANDS - Dr. Derle R. Riordan, a well-known ear, nose and throat specialist at the Audiology Center of Redlands Medical Clinic, died Nov. 27 after a lengthy illness.
He was 82.
Riordan was born near Glenlyon, Penn., on Oct.25, 1930, to James and Florence Riordan.
Riordan earned his bachelor's degree from Pennsylvania State University, where he was elected to Phi Beta Kappa.
He earned his M.D. at Hahnemann Medical College and Hospital in Pennsylvania.
After medical school, Riordan served two years as a medical officer in the U.S. Naval Reserve. He served on many Navy vessels.
He returned to Pennsylvania to do his residency training in otolaryngology at Jefferson Medical College and Hospital in Philadelphia.
He then moved to Redlands, where he established his practice, first on Cajon Street and later on Terracina Boulevard.
His practice thrived, said his wife of 46 years, Barbara, who is a former county supervisor.
Many of his patients traveled from all over the Inland Empire, from Ridgecrest to Yucca Valley, because he was the closest doctor in his field, she said.
"He was sort of a pioneer in making sure that as people lose their hearing, they were tested properly, so they would know - and the doctor would know - how to best help them," she said.
Riordan had a special place in his heart for children suffering from hearing losses.
Often, non-profit organizations would bring their children to his practice for care, his wife said.
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Dr. Bradley Billings, his co-worker for 22 years, said Riordan was a great person to work for and took great pride in his work.
"(He) was the absolute most competent physician I worked with," he said. "He was competent with his diagnosis...and his chart notes were just as complete and clear as the first day I joined him 22 years ago."
Riordan became a diplomat of the American Board of Otolaryngology and a consultant in otology with the California Vocational Rehabilitation Department before retiring in 1994.
In retirement, Riordan spent most of his time tending to his yard and in learning the latest technology, specifically when it came to computers, his wife said.
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"He was perhaps the most...thoughtful person I have known in my life. And certainly, I can tell you, anything promised by Derle Riordan he delivered on, and any assignment he accepted was an assignment he carried out."
At Riordan's request, no memorial service will be held, his wife said.
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All illegal shots like but there we go. You would be a fool if you thought that av not been taking shot after shot in training there's some footage we have somewhere of us testing my chin I will see if I can put it on here 2 shut u fuckers up
Pro 4-0-0 5 semi pro wins doin fuckin well I would say the 2 images u see are the only times av ever been hit in whole career.
The cunt that hit me with the illegal elbow we had a rematch and I beat him in 56 seconds.
Won't be commenting on this link again as it's been made by a troll!! And quite stupid!!
Have to agree with the commentators on the P4Tv vid tbh... Enty had tried everything, (well a few arm bar & guillotine attempts) and ran out of gas and ideas, even landed his own illegal groin shot and then fell apart with one small shot to the head and looked for a DQ win, must be a tactic he uses.
As far as running out of ideas ad been training about a year and when your guys just defending without strikes on the floor it sometimes becomes difficult am about a million times better than when I fought jefferies I was only a baby in terms of mentality knowledge skill cardio and everything really that's before I turned pro and sold my nightclub etc. Went Thailand etc etc etc
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Lame lame LAME EXCUSES!!!!
No it was "IN IS ED". Just like the submissions he slapped on wheeler!!


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'They'll have to win 16 games, and injuries, or bad luck, or a combination of factors could stop them short of that goal, which wouldn't be the first time the best team failed to win a championship. But somebody will have to play awfully well to beat them in a seven game series, and who says it can't be Buffalo's turn finally? It's ok to dream, because to approach this any other way just wouldn't make sense.'
The Sabres Report - April 10, 2007


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GRANITE FALLS — There may a glimmer of light at the end of the tunnel for the Sultan baseball team. After dropping their first nine games of the season, the Turks have now won two straight after a 5-4 win over Granite Falls on Friday.
Joey Crawford went 2-for-3 with a key two-run double in Sultan's four-run second inning. Steven Branham also had two hits and made a savvy baserunning play to score what turned out to be the game-winning run in the seventh. All-in-all, Turks coach Steve Leverett has seen a significant improvement in his young team.
"We still make some mistakes, but we're playing better on both sides of the ball and they're giving me a whole game now, not just an inning here and an inning there," said Leverett.
Tyler Hamilton went 2-for-3 with two RBI, Riley Larsen doubled twice and Junior Russell added two hits for the Tigers.
Hamilton tripled in the bottom of the first and scored on an James Barnard's RBI groundout to get the Granite Falls on the board. But the Turks rallied with four straight hits in the second. Kolton Anderson's single tied the game and Crawford's double, his first hit of the year, scored two. Jay Leverett capped the inning with a sacrifice fly to give the Turks a 4-1 lead.
After Granite Falls crept closer on an RBI double from Larsen in the third and Russell's run-scoring single in the fourth, Branham made a play in the seventh that Steve Leverett simply described as "amazing."
Branham was on second when Shawn Smith hit a slow roller right down the third-base line. The Tigers third baseman decided to let it roll, expecting the ball to go foul. Instead the ball stayed fair, hopping directly over the base at third. Branham decided to go home and avoided James Barnard's tag to score.
"Their shortstop made a great play and made it close at home, but it just didn't quite get there," said Steve Leverett. "Branham is the fastest player on the team and that was a heads-up play by him, taking initiative. It was quite an amazing turn of events."
Branham's run provided to be the deciding one after Hamilton hit an RBI single with two outs in the bottom of the seventh.
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Jay Leverett and Matt Baller. Alex O'Neill, Greg Barnett (3) and James Barnard. WP—Leverett. LP—O'Neill. 2B—Riley Larsen (GF) 2, Junior Russell (GF), Joey Crawford (S). 3B—Tyler Hamilton (GF). Records—Sultan 2-8 league, 2-9 overall. Granite Falls 1-7, 1-9.


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It's very important to have all the ingredients for this cake at room temperature and the chocolate fluid but not too warm before mixing them with the egg whites: Barely warm ingredients blend together more easily. Buy the best chocolate you can find for both the icing and the cake. The French Valrhona is my favorite, but whatever chocolate you use, just make sure it's bittersweet, not unsweetened.–Jill Prescott
Grand Marnier Chocolate Cake with Shiny Icing Recipe
- Quick Glance
- Serves 8
- For the cake
- 4 ounces good-quality bittersweet chocolate, finely chopped
- 1/2 cup unsalted butter, at room temperature
- 1/2 cup plus 2 tablespoons sugar
- Finely chopped zest of 2 oranges
- 3 large eggs, separated, at room temperature
- 2 tablespoons Grand Marnier
- 3/8 teaspoon cream of tartar (optional)
- Pinch of salt
- 1/2 cup less 1 tablespoon cake flour
- 1/2 cup grated bittersweet chocolate, for decoration
- For the shiny chocolate icing
- 7 ounces good-quality bittersweet chocolate, finely chopped
- 2/3 cup heavy cream
- 7 tablespoons clarified butter
- 1. Preheat the oven to 325°F (160°C) and place a rack in the lower third of the oven. Cut a circle of parchment paper to the exact size of an 8-inch round cake pan, using the pan's base as a template. Lightly butter the sides and bottom of the pan, place the parchment circle on the bottom, and butter the parchment. Lightly flour the sides and bottom of the pan, and tap out the excess.
- 2. To make the cake batter, place the chocolate in a small saucepan over very low heat. When the chocolate begins to look glossy and melted, remove from the heat and stir to be sure it's completely melted. Return to the heat for a moment, if needed, to finish melting. Let cool until barely warm before processing.
- 3. In the bowl of a stand mixer fitted with the paddle attachment, cream the butter, 1/2 cup sugar, and zest on medium-low speed for 2 to 3 minutes, until softened and very fluffy. Add and beat in the egg yolks and Grand Marnier for 30 seconds, until smooth. Scoop the warm chocolate into the egg mixture and beat on medium-low speed until blended and smooth.
- 4. In a separate clean bowl of a stand mixer fitted with the whisk attachment, or a clean copper bowl using a balloon whisk, whisk the whites until they are slightly foamy. Add the cream of tartar (add only if not whisking in a copper bowl) and salt and continue beating until soft peaks form. Add the remaining 2 tablespoons sugar and continue to whisk for 20 to 30 seconds, until stiff, glossy peaks form.
- 5. Using a wide rubber spatula, fold a large spoonful of the egg whites into the chocolate mixture to lighten it. Put the flour into a fine-mesh strainer, sift a few tablespoons over the chocolate mixture, and fold in. Continue adding and folding the egg whites and flour into the batter, alternating between them. Using a light hand, fold in each addition almost completely before adding the next. The mixture should be completely smooth, but take care not to overmix the batter or it will lose precious air. The batter should be light and somewhat fluffy.
- 6. Pour the batter into the prepared pan and use an offset or flat spatula to gently spread the batter evenly. Bake for about 25 minutes, until the center of the cake is moist and leaves moist crumbs when pierced with a toothpick. The edges will be dry 2 to 3 inches in from the rim of the pan. Transfer to a wire rack and let cool for about 30 minutes before unmolding. Loosen the edges with a small knife and gently invert and unmold the cake onto the cooling rack. Carefully peel away and discard the parchment paper. When the cake is completely cool, brush loose crumbs from the sides and top.
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SCAD, The University for Creative Careers, is shattering records again. The university's undergraduate and graduate interior design programs have been named No. 1 in the nation for 2013 by DesignIntelligence in its annual "America's Best Architecture and Design Schools." Last year, SCAD was the first university in the ranking's history to be honored with both top honors. With the consecutive top honors, the university has made history again.
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Wallace was singled out by DesignIntelligence as one of the "30 Most Admired Educators for 2013." According to the publication, "Wallace has emerged as one of the world's strongest advocates for design excellence, interdisciplinary collaboration and teamwork ranging from digital design competencies to bold and beautiful historic preservation."
DesignIntelligence chose the nation's 2013 education role models based on extensive input from thousands of design professionals, academicians and students.
In addition to SCAD's interior design programs' No. 1 rankings, SCAD's industrial design undergraduate program was ranked sixth in the nation, and the university's graduate industrial design program was ranked seventh in the nation. The publication lauded the university's industrial design programs' strengths in communication and design education.
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Has anyone had any fun with windows 8 yet? we have been trying it out with custom exploits in our lab and its a bit of a tough cookie!!!
I heard that VUPEN have a 0day which they are selling to "government agency's" only.. Obviously not interested in improving security for everyone.. only profiting from what they find!
We have only just started playing with it and the UI kind of sucks unless you have a touch screen, its kind of like the old Windows Media Center but its basic enough.
There are a few interesting bits like the built in AV and firewall but instead of looking at all the old OS platform flaws (xp, vista etc and tutorials on how to exploit them) we should be looking into ways of making the new OS's exploitable (+ more secure ).
I would be interested in your thoughts as XP (out of the box) is old and if anyone is running it they need to be told that they are a dribbling idiot.. and if anyone is exploiting it then they need to catch up..
Windows 7 is quite secure out of the box with SP updates but there are plenty of exploits out there for it, but Windows 8 will be rolled out on a massive scale on pretty much every customer PC.
I think this could be a really interesting topic so please post any links you come across with info or news on exploits as it is fascinating to see the development of a new OS and the the bugs people come across.
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Proper Nutrition/Diet For Fostering A Healthy Lifestyle to a Developing Toddler
Hi everyone! My query is regarding the proper nutrition of my 2-year old Cielo. I am very meticulous with the proper food intake of my child. She has good appetite, drinks her milk on time, and finishes her solid food very well. Her weight gain and growth is perfectly normal as well. I just wanted to ensure that I am on the right path in guiding her to live a healthy lifestyle. I would like to gain some insights on what really comprises of a proper nutrition/diet. What are the appropriate food/snacks for a developing toddler? Thank you very much in advance for your replies!
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Hi lovemygirlcielogale,
In general you'll want to be sure that her sugar intake is very low, instead focusing on fresh fruit to give her the energy she needs. 2 year olds LOVE green smoothies, and this is where you place fruit, water and greens (i.e. kale, lettuce, spinach, chard, etc.) in a blender and blend it up into a thick smoothie drink.
The taste of the greens isn't noticeable because of the sweetness of the fruit, but those greens sure add a lot of nutrition.
If you do a search on these forums for the words "green smoothie" you will find lots of videos and recipe ideas. I just found another one which I'm going to post below. What's "new" and "different" about this one is that the smoothie didn't actually turn green from the spinach she put in and she didn't use a high powered blender, she just used a food processor type of blender that she normally makes her baby food with. She also uses frozen spinach, and has used frozen peas before as well. I have never used frozen greens in my smoothies - they have always been fresh, but if you don't have fresh on hand, frozen will work in a pinch (*Note - frozen vegetables have already been blanched/cooked so they don't have all the enzymes that fresh vegetables do, but they are FAR better than canned.)
And here's another video. This one shows a very deep green smoothie, which was created with almond milk (you can use coconut milk instead, or even water), bananas, berries and spinach (use a handful of fresh spinach when you can). You'll see how this toddler LOVES the smoothie. And if there's any leftover, you'll love it too! Use fruits you like, and go easy on the greens to begin with, but eventually you'll be able to add more greens. If the combination of greens and fruit cause loose bowels, then back-off on the greens to see if that helps.
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Hi Kate! I'm using another account, since I forgot the password of the first one. Thanks a lot for the wonderful insights and the informative videos posted. I am very glad to have joined in this kind of forum. You are a great help so I can be a successful mother to my toddler.
Thanks again!
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Hi Josephine,
Have you tried making a smoothie yet? Do you have a blender? A blender is a super great investment and really helps to avoid medical bills from children who get sick often. The smoothies created in a blender help a child to avoid sugar while giving them a ton of good nutrition (a good milkshake alternative).
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18th June 2013 08:28 PM #5
Hi Adam,
Yes we are fans of smoothies in our house! A great way to get toddlers to enjoy drinking more fruit and vegetables.
Our favourite smoothie this week is:
a handful of dates
1 cup of yoghurt
1/3 cup of ice
1/2 cup of raspberries
All whizzed up to make a delicious drink with plenty of vitamins!
Would anyone else like to share their favourite smoothie recipes here?


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i use M-12 on the front but they are getting hard to find
Excellent choice.
Bought another 690?
That was the first thing that came to mind after I saw the pic.
Ya, I guess the M-12's last on yer 690....cuz it doesn't run
The Pirelli XCMH is similar to the M-12 re: loose stuff.....and aggressive dirt-knobs....
Just looking for the right "in-between " front tire.....maybe the Mitas options will work well:
A friend, Colin, runs this outfit....and I have liked Mitas E09 Dakars in Baja on 450 EXC:
These last better than Conti TKC's....
I do miss it.
I made that mistake before, so the 690, 950 and the Berg are staying
haha it runs now
how long? who knows
Certainly is an upside of a non running bike. I got 6 months out of a set of MT-21's... while the engine was in Austria!
I just finished the APC rally here in OZ. Went through 2 fronts and 2 rears in 8000kms. First was a Bridgestone ED11 Gritty Enduro which turned out to be a good choice for the first 1/2 for the rocky desert country tracks, and not bad on the tar as well. Then fitted a Michy MH3 for the 2nd half, which is a better option for intermediate terrain. Neither are DOT, but I would use both again depending on terrain and conditions.
+1 on the TKC 80s. Had around 10k kms on a set before putting on the Heidenaus. Did fine on the slippery clay roads in the jungle, wet asphalt, sand and hard pack. Wore another set at around 6k km in hot tropical temperatures.
I'm running a Scorpion PRO on the front and like it a lot
I'm going to try this up front next at Brown Dog's recommendation:
Metzeler Karoo Traveler
Agreed - - and it's a DOT tire.
Side knobs chunk pretty bad if you get in the rocks though.
If you do not run DOT you will die. Every DOT tire has had a fee paid to the governement so that it can have the DOT letters stamped into the side of the tire. Non DOT tires will explode the instant they touch concrete or pavement and you and everyone in your family will instantly die. Forward this message to 50 of your friends or YOU WILL DIE <-- this means its a joke. Because this is a forum I can write any horrible message and as long as I cap it with a I am ok.
Well maybe yes ...
I tried Michelin M12 and S12 on the 690 and after 500 km, 30% of the knobs on the rear wheel were gone. Reported missing on duty. Needless to say the bike's behavior was similar to some compacting equipments.
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Hi Seth,
In the EU running dot or not is more of an insurance issue: if you run tyres that are not road approved and get in to an accident your not insured, even if it's no your mistake.
Wont the US insurances bother you in the same way?
In MI, if the LEO is on his period, he can have your shit impounded - and some in our group have been checked.
Since the Scorpion pro is pretty much an S12 with a DOT stamp, i'd rather not give them the open invitation to nail me.
Prove it please
That has nothing to do with them not having a DOT rating as it is they are MX tires made for well groomed MX tracks.


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What I'm trying to do is display whatever is typed within an input field simultaneously inside of a <p> tag.
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If the name Mark is typed into the input field, i would want "Mark" displayed somewhere else on the page inside of a <p> tag and the letters are typed in the input field it displays each etter as its being typed.. is this possible?
I know of a jQuery plugin that does this: http://docs.jquery.com/Tutorials:Really_Simple_Live_Comment_Preview
just tested it out it seems to be exactly what im looking for thank you!
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why is that inline scripting frowned on?
inline scripting still has its place but it's generally frowned upon nowadays as part of the higher emphasis on keeping content, styling and functionality as separate as possible.
You can do that with about 3-4 lines max of plain javascript code.
You could put an onkeyup event handler on the <input> which takes the current value of the <nput> and assigns it to the innerHTML property of a <p>.
If you use the now frowned inline scripting, your can do it with a 1 line onkeyup in the <input>. No need for jQuery at all.
I'm going to be using the input field for names, for something as simple as that would you say the jquery method or the onkeyup method would be better to use?
Use whichever you are more comfortable with.
But who knows how much extra code jQuery runs in the background to perform the same task. I suspect it'll be a lot more lines of code than 3-4 max it would take without jQuery.


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Richard Branson, founder of Virgin Group, played an April Fools' joke on his Twitter followers. The billionaire tweeted out a message announcing the "world's first glass-bottomed plane" was introduced by Virgin Airlines. The tweet linked the his blog on Virgin's official website. The entire company was in on the prank, with an official press release and other employees questioning if they might discover Nessie while flying over Scotland. Would you ever consider flying in a plane with a glass bottom?


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Depends on which side of the fence you sit.
Some might argue the US court got it right with the Asian courts showing home town bias.
Either way, all involved need to find a way to coexist without suing each other every 5 minutes.
This whole debacle is becoming tedious and counter productive.
Let me tell you a story.
Back in the 70's there were a number of companies in Japan, UK, Europe and US making Microwave valves.
Guess who made the massive investment into discovery, development and manufacture of microwave valves.
Japan reduced the cost to more or less the cost of just the component materials, which you'd think didn't make economic sense, but guess who makes microwave valves now and guess what the cost now is. ?
Everything just sucks in America thats why I'm glad I don't live there and I will never visit there.
That hearing wasn't a fair one. They had it in Apples hometown so it was a jury of Apple fanboys. There was no way Samsung was going to win having it there.
Every post here so far is about bias, where the case was held, fanboy crap (please, courts don't consider fanboy crap), is Korea a different Asian country from Japan (yes it is, but the poster DID say Asian countries, so factually he was correct), and NakedFaerie's I hate all things America rant. Except for twigwonderkid, whose post at least had some factual content, everything here is just opinion.
Gee, maybe a discussion about the actual merits of the case would be in order (whether or not Apple wins or loses is secondary to the facts of the matter). The rest of this is just you folks yammering about whose butt smells better (remember, opinions are like <butts> - everyone has one but nobody thinks THEIRS stinks).
Oh, and NakedFaerie, if you hate America so much, why don't you just stop buying American goods, reading American blogs, watching American movies, listening to American music, and just go be nationalistic somewhere else? I don't talk trash about other countries (I assume you are British, based on your name) because it's not polite or well-mannered. I suggest you do the same.
Court city bias is usually dealt with by moving a trial from a court in one area of a city to another (witness OJ Simpson's trial) to get a jury pool unaffected by close proximity to where the crime was committed (or to get a jury more amenable to either the defense or prosecution (again, OJ). Here we are talking about two things: whether a country has a predisposition to find in favor of one company over another based on the location of said company (which is a bit simplistic factoring in the global economy and the reality that companies are now multinational and aren't really anywhere) and whether the jury pool was comprised of, as someone here so cogently put it, "fanboys." I don't see how a jury in Northern California/Silicon Valley would be better or worse than one in Fresno or Sacramento or Los Angeles when it comes to a battle over cell phones/patent infringement. Unless every juror in the pool used an iPhone and had direct ties to Apple, it really shouldn't matter. I have a hard time believing a juror would make a decision based entirely on the love of the phone s/he used. However, I do think it is possible that a basic knowledge of phones might help jurors decide if one is using proprietary ideas stolen from another. Not altogether a bad thing. If I had a case against a car manufacturer, I'd try to find jurors who own cars, just so they would have some background to help them decide the case. So, unless everyone here thinks we should get Amish or Luddite jurors for all cases involving technology infringement cases, I don't see the issue. Oh, and I am fairly certain the the judge discussed these issues before the jury, and that opposing attorneys questioned prospective jurors before the trial as to their "fanboyness."
Japan and Korea do not get along, currently there is dispute on some islands that sits between the two countries. Much of the business out of South Korea competes with Japan.
I see no love between the two countries, it showed unbiased decision by Japan court with this decision.