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Launched in 2003, SEJ is unique in its community-based approach to search marketing content. Virtually all of our contributed articles come from real online marketing experts, both independent and in-house.
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Lot 347: Chinese Natural Agate Beads Bracelet
Chinese Art Auction
by Quan Rong Gallery
22 October 2016
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Born to an Afghan father and American mother, Ansary grew up in the intimate world of Afghan family life but emigrated to San Francisco thinking he'd left Afghan culture behind forever. At the height of the Iranian Revolution, however, he took a harrowing journey through the Islamic world, and in the years that followed, he struggled to unite his divided self and to find a place in his imagination where his Afghan and American identities might meet. Here, in his own words, is one man's passionate personal journey through two cultures in conflict.
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Once a routine part of childbirth, an episiotomy is now recommended only in certain cases. Here's what you need to know about the risks, benefits and recovery.
An episiotomy is an incision made in the perineum — the tissue between the vaginal opening and the anus — during childbirth. Although an episiotomy was once a routine part of childbirth, that's no longer the case.
If you're planning a vaginal delivery, here's what you need to know about episiotomy and childbirth.
For years, an episiotomy was thought to help prevent more extensive vaginal tears during childbirth — and heal better than a natural tear. The procedure was also thought to help preserve the muscular and connective tissue support of the pelvic floor.
Today, however, research suggests that routine episiotomies don't prevent these problems after all.
Recovery is uncomfortable, and sometimes the surgical incision is more extensive than a natural tear would have been. Infection is possible. For some women, an episiotomy causes pain during sex in the months after delivery. An extensive episiotomy might also contribute to fecal incontinence after childbirth.
Routine episiotomies are no longer recommended. Still, the procedure is warranted in some cases.
Your health care provider might recommend an episiotomy if:
If you need an episiotomy and you haven't had any type of anesthesia or the anesthesia has worn off, you'll likely receive an injection of a local anesthetic to numb the tissue. You shouldn't feel your health care provider making the incision or repairing it after delivery.
There are two types of episiotomy incisions:
During the second stage of labor — when you're pushing — your health care provider might apply warm compresses or warm mineral oil to the tissue between your vaginal opening and your anus. This might soften the tissue and help prevent tears in the skin.
Although the evidence for warm compresses is stronger, some health care providers also massage the area between the vaginal opening and the anus as labor progresses. This is known as perineal massage.
Your health care provider might even recommend trying perineal massage at home after week 34 of pregnancy. To get started, wash your hands and rub a mild lubricant, such as K-Y jelly, on your thumbs. Place your thumbs just inside your vagina and press downward toward your rectum. Hold for one to two minutes. Then, slowly massage the lower half of your vagina. Repeat the massage once a day for 10 minutes at a time until delivery.
If you have an episiotomy or tear during delivery, the wound might hurt for a few weeks — especially when you walk or sit. If the incision or tear is extensive, the tenderness might last longer. Any stitches used to repair the episiotomy will usually be absorbed on their own.
In the meantime, to promote healing:
While you're healing, expect the discomfort to progressively improve. Contact your health care provider if the pain intensifies, you develop a fever or the wound produces a pus-like discharge. These could be signs of an infection.
Share your thoughts about episiotomy with your health care provider during your prenatal visits and again when labor begins. Remember, though, it's important to go into labor with an open mind. It'll take time for the baby to stretch the vaginal tissues to allow delivery, and sometimes the baby needs to be delivered before the vaginal tissues can stretch on their own.
Count on your health care provider to respect your wishes about episiotomy — and to let you know when it's the safest option for you or your baby.
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Premium Exploration: Drilling Commences at Idaho Gold Project
VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(Marketwire - Nov. 28, 2012) - Premium Exploration Inc. (TSX VENTURE:PEM)(OTCQX:PMMEF) ("Premium" or the "Company") is pleased to announce the 8,000 metre infill and definition drill program has commenced at the Friday Zone along the Idaho Gold Project, a 30 km long gold district in Idaho. Drilling is designed to increase and expand the Friday-Petsite constrained resource.
The objective of the infill program is to define one homogenous deposit along the 1.7 km mineralized footprint by achieving the following objectives:
-- Define additional ounces within the 1 km pit-constrained resource,
targeting areas with insufficient drill density, while simultaneously
connecting the North and Main zones into one deposit.
-- Increase overall resources by expanding the pit constrained resource
zone from 1.0 km to 1.7 km of strike length, targeting the successful
2011 step-out drilling along the additional 0.7 km strike to the south.
Approximately 150 meters have been drilled by one reverse circulation rig. A total of up to 25 drill holes are planned, ranging in depth from 100m to 350m.
The current resource begins at surface, is comprised of 629,000 oz Au Indicated (21.5 Mt @ 0.91 g/t Au at 0.4 g/t cut-off) and 146,000 oz Au Inferred (5.9 Mt @ 0.77 g/t Au at 0.4 g/t cut-off), and remains open along strike to the north, south and at depth.
Click here for the drill plan map: http://bit.ly/2012FP_Infill_Program
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The Phase-Four exploration program is being directed by Michael Ostenson, P.Geo., VP Exploration of Premium Exploration Inc. Mr. Ostenson is a Qualified Person as defined by NI 43-101. Mr. Ostenson prepared, and approves of the content in this release.
About Premium Exploration Inc.
Premium is focused on the exploration and development of its district-sized Orogrande Shear Zone "OSZ" to fulfill its vision of developing a new mining district in North America. The OSZ is a 30 km-plus regionally-significant trending structure that correlates with multiple known zones of mineralization and has structural control to its gold mineralization, characteristics similar to many large gold belts, such as the Carlin Trend of Nevada. Development is ongoing at the bulk-tonnage Friday-Petsite deposit, the most advanced of several known mineralized zones located along the OSZ and represents 4% of the OSZ under Premium's control. For additional information, please visit us at www.premiumexploration.com.
This press release contains certain "Forward-Looking Statements" within the meaning of Section 21E of the United States Security Exchange Act of 1934, and involves a number of risks and uncertainties. Important factors that could cause actual results to differ materially from the Company's expectations are disclosed in the Company's documents filed from time to time with the TSX Venture Exchange and the British Columbia Securities Commission. All statements, other than of historical fact, included herein are forward-looking statements that involve various risks and uncertainties. There can be no assurance that such statements will prove to be accurate, and actual results and future events could differ materially from those anticipated in such statements.
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Splendid Vintage Downtown 5 minSea
Floor No.(with elevator)
- Family/child friendly
- Internet/WiFi
- Pets allowed
- Air conditioning
- Washer/dryer
- Smoking allowed
- Suitable for events
Accommodation summary
Address | Rue Verdi, 06000 Nice, France |
Property type | Apartment |
Property ID | 1913PAAS |
Acceptance rate | 88% |
Response time | A few hours |
Calendar updated | Today |
Because the area is very good connections, whether by train, car, bus or on foot, visit all our beautiful and majestic surroundings Nice (Monaco extravagant, luxurious Cannes, Antibes picturesque, charming Grasse the Italian border etc. ..) is a breeze!
Our apartment is an ideal place to spend a pleasant stay in Nice and a unique opportunity to explore the Côte d'Azur. Renovated in 2013 with a view high-end, it combines elegance and comfort. Its high ceilings and work volumes make this spacious three pieces at once bright and cozy. It can accommodate up to 7 people (3 double beds and a sofa bed) and consists of three bedrooms, two bathrooms, a large living room (40 m2) on a kitchen. It is equipped with every comfort: security door, double glazing, kitchen equipped (hotplates, fridge, freezer, oven, microwave, dishwasher) windows, washing machine, LCD TV-HD, Wi-Fi, etc..
Because we want you to have an apartment spotless upon arrival, and not specific to the meaning of the previous tenants :-), cleaning is mandatory for all tenants supplement and is made by professionals. All other expenses are included. The remaining supplements and the Guarantor are to provide arrival (if they have not previously been made). Like their owners, pets are welcome. Thank you however we communicate their arrival in advance.
Discover our neighborhood and our city with sun rays that we offer daily the French Riviera. It is always a pleasure to hear from people around the world. We rent several apartments in Nice and are very responsive to the demands of our guests. Wherever possible, we will try to accommodate your special requests. For longer stays, we also offer competitive rates. Do not hesitate to contact us.
Hoping that our apartment allows you to make the most of our "bella Nizza", we say to you soon!
Prices and options ** **
- Cleaning is a mandatory fee.
- Linen, towels, water, electricity and heating included in the price.
- The Discount for life are available on request.
- Possibility to rent less than a week.
- Pets are welcome with prior arrangement.
Departures and arrivals ** **
- We will meet at the apartment.
- The time of arrival and departure must be agreed in advance.
- Arrivals are preferably after 5h pm.
- Departures are preferably before 10 pm.
- Depending on availability, you will be able to leave your luggage.
To reach the apartment ** **
The apartment is located on the 2nd floor. It is easily accessible by most forms of transport.
- By car, take the street "St. Philip" from the Promenade des Anglais or "St. Philip" output from the fast lane (lane Mathis).
- By train from the central station, on foot about 8min.
- By plane, from Terminal 1, take bus 23 towards the stop "Gambetta / Bottero" (26 minutes) or bus 99 in the direction of the stop "Gambetta / France" (23 minutes).
Finally, some parking (as well as non-street paid parking) are nearby
House rules
Deposit 350 eurosMap
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Check-in after | 5 PM |
Check-in before | On arrangement |
Check-out before | 10 AM |
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Reviews for this host's other properties
Very nice studio in the center. Always very welcome (s) and well informed by Mr. Luci. One or two small paintings or photographic prints to brighten up the walls and customize the city of Nice and its surroundings would be welcome. Stiffen a little groom intermediate access door to prevent it from snapping. Otherwise, this is what I was looking for!
Studio très agréable dans le centre. Toujours très bien accueilli(s) et bien renseigné par M. Luci. Un ou deux petits tableaux ou reproductions photographiques pour égayer les murs et personnaliser la ville de Nice et ses environs seraient les bienvenus. Raidir un peu le groom de la porte d'accès intermédiaire pour lui éviter de claquer. Autrement, c'est ce que je recherchais!
The apartment was large enough. In the sleeping area can not stand it because it only about 140 cm high. The apartment you I know so far from Salvatore (3) are designed. The location is central, near tram station
The apartment was on the 3rd floor and the elevator was within 6 days 3 times broken.
The front door had no lock and people have urinated in the aisle.
The apartment was absolutely not professionally cleaned (I have to do with it). For me, does it look as if no one controls. The bathroom had mold which was not addressed and escalated.
ES is the zwite I at Salvat
Die Wohnung war genügend Gross. Im Schafbereich kann man nicht stehen, da er nur cirka 140 cm hoch. Die Wohnung dich ich bis jetzt von Salvatore kenne (3) sind so konstruiert. Die Lage ist zentral, nähe Tramstation
Die Wohnung war im 3 Stock und der Lift war innerhalb 6 Tagen 3 mal kaputt.
Die Eingangstür war ohne Schloss und Leute haben in den Gang uriniert.
Die Wohnung wurde absolut nicht professionell gereinigt (Ich habe damit zu tun). Für mich sieht das aus, als ob das niemand kontrolliert. Im Badezimmer hatte es Schimmel der nicht behandelt wurde und sich ausweitete.
ES ist das zwite das ich bei Salvat
Very nice, clean apartment. Small but everything is there that you need. Very centrally located.
Sehr schöne, saubere Wohnung. Klein aber es ist alles da was man braucht. Sehr zentral gelegen.
Excellent reception and service, highly recommended!
Excellent accueil et service, vivement recommandé !
Lovely apartment. Everything worked fine. Wonderful morning sun. Hzge terrasse. Well located. We will go there again for sure
It's a very nice, clean, modern decorated and centrally located apartment In an approximate 10 minutes walking distance from the sea. It also feels really safe to stay there as there is a video recording of all people coming in and out at the main entrance to the apartment's block. Salvatore is a great host, very friendly and welcoming. I really enjoyed my stay there
Salvatore was not available, but the exact contact information replacement dealer. Stephane immediately responded jelentkezésünkig. The accommodation We arrived several hours before the specified time, however - after we called Stephane.t front of the apartment - he came in 40 minutes and allowed into the apartment. Even the packages have some help, gave a brief guided tour, what to see in Nice. The apartment is clean, modern, spacious been equipped with everything you might need during a vacation. A beautiful terrace with views of the nearby mountains and the beach is 10 minutes walk from the house. Even the parking we were able to solve, actually in front of the house. During the day you have to pay parking fees, which were not many, and not taken too seriously. The mall is within walking distance of the old town and close to the nearby bakery, élelmiszerboltok.A safe area. The next time you go to Nice, secure this apartment is selected again.
Salvatore nem ért rá, de pontos elérhetőséget adott helyettesítőjéhez. Stephane azonnal válaszolt jelentkezésünkre. A szálláshoz a megadott idő előtt órákkal értünk oda, ennek ellenére - miután felhívtuk Stephane.t az apartman elől - ő 40 perc múlva odajött és beengedett a lakásba. Még a csomagokat is segített felvinni, adott egy rövid idegenvezetést, mit érdemes megnézni Nizzában. Az apartman tiszta, modern, tágas volt, felszerelve mindennel, amire szükséged lehet egy nyaraláskor. A terasz gyönyörű, kilátással a közeli hegyekre, s a strand valóban 10 perc sétára van a háztól. Még a parkolást is meg tudtuk oldani, tulajdonképpen a ház előtt. Napközben kellett parkolódíjat fizetni, ami nem volt sok, és nem vették túl szigorúan. A sétálóutca és az óváros még gyalog is közel, a közelben pékség, élelmiszerboltok.A környék biztonságos. Ha legközelebb Nizzába megyünk, biztos megint ezt az apartmant választjuk.
Lovely we'll equipped studio in a quiet,well looked after appartment block.Finding the appartment was easy.I took the bus from the airport and 10 mins later it stoppen outside the appartment.I was met by Salvatore's cousin who gave me helpfull tips for my days in Nice.
I thoroughly enjoyed my stay,just 2 mins from the beach,and although walking to the centre takes About 20 mins,the buses run regually to the old town,centre and the train station.
The swimmingpool was great after sightseeing and shopping,although not as large as on the Photo ,it never seemed to be too Busy .
I especially appreciated the flexible departure time,and the fact that i had somewhere to Leave my luggage .i would recomended this studio for 2 people and Will definately return.
The apartment was centrally located (near the old town, and literally right on the beach), but in a backyard and in a peaceful location. It had everything you could want - for cooking as well as simple to stay - thanks to the large terrace (only downside - no view, but that's the price of peace in the center of the city). Another minor drawback - it does not have parking, and parking facilities in Nice are very expensive: for 5 nights we paid about 100 euros for additional parking. The hosts were friendly and helpful. Have even waited for us over 1 hour because we stuck in a traffic jam. I would recommend the apartment and pure conscience this host.
Die Wohnung war zentral gelegen (nahe der Altstadt, sowie praktisch direkt am Strand), aber in einem Hinterhof und dadurch herrlich ruhig. Es hatte alles was man wünschen kann - zum Kochen sowie einfach zum Verweilen - dank der grossen Terrasse (einziger Nachteil - keinen Ausblick, aber das ist der Preis der Ruhe im Zentrum der Stadt). Noch ein kleiner Minuspunkt - es hat keinen Parkplatz, und die Parkings in Nizza sind sehr teuer: für 5 Nächte haben wir über 100 Euro zusätzlich für Parking bezahlt.
Die Gastgeber waren freundlich und hilfsbereit. Haben sogar auf uns über 1 Stunde gewartet, weil wir im Stau steckten. Ich würde reines Gewissens die Wohnung und dieser Gastgeber weiterempfehlen.
The apartment has a very good location to both the sea and at the same time close enough to central areas of Nice. All kind of shops for food and accommodation doorstep. We had the late, great evenings on the spacious terrace and the apartment is completely free of annoying noises of the night / morning. A fresh and "new" apartment. A less that the owner agreed a price of mail in advance, but another when we were paying. Furthermore, we experienced a partially clogged drain in the shower as the owner would fix. This did not happen.
Leiligheten har en meget god beliggenhet, både til sjøen og samtidig nært nok til sentrale områder i Nice. Alle type butikker for mat og opphold rett utenfor døra. Vi hadde sene, fine kvelder på den romslige terrassen og leiligheten er helt fri for sjenerende støy på natta/morgenen.
En fresh og "ny" leilighet.
Et minus at eier avtalte en pris på mail i forkant, men en annen da vi skulle betale. Videre opplevde vi et delvis tett sluk i dusjen som eier skulle fikse. Dette skjedde ikke.
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Definitions of frill
v. i. - To shake or shiver as with cold; as, the hawk frills.
v. i. - To wrinkle; -- said of the gelatin film.
v. t. - To provide or decorate with a frill or frills; to turn back. in crimped plaits; as, to frill a cap.
v. i. - A ruffing of a bird's feathers from cold.
v. i. - A ruffle, consisting of a fold of membrane, of hairs, or of feathers, around the neck of an animal.
v. i. - A similar ruffle around the legs or other appendages of animals.
v. i. - A ruffled varex or fold on certain shells.
v. i. - A border or edging secured at one edge and left free at the other, usually fluted or crimped like a very narrow flounce.
The word "frill" uses 5 letters: F I L L R.
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Rewind - YW & SD Semolina, Durum Atta, W. Germ, Malts & Honey - Deja Vue
After the fiasco of the previous bake still haunting, we decided to give this formula another go to see if we could figure out what caused the explosive proofing in fridge during the last bake.
We decided to cut back on the YW from 75 g to 50 g added 10 g multi-grain SD starter. But the biggest change was to cut back on the yogurt whey to 46 g from 155 g in the previous bake.
We also omitted the soft white wheat soaker and added some whole grain spelt, rye and WW to the levain flour. We cut back form 3g to 2g for the malts and reduced the honey from 10 g to 8 g. The idea was to try to keep this dough in check so that it can get through a 12 hour proofing retard in the refrigerator overnight without expanding out of the proofing basket.
We also switched to a larger basket just in case the dough wasn't muzzled enough with these changes.
The process and method was same as before and you can find it here:
With the exception of not having a soaker to add during the S & F's, all appeared to be the same as before including putting the shaped dough into the fridge for retard. I did turn the temperature of the refrigerator down to 36 F from 38 F.
Another over proofing - by a wide margin....................................Another deflating disaster when it stuck to the basket.
At 6:45 the next morning the dough had doubled nicely and was ready for the oven. We fired up the mini oven to500 Fand got Sylvia's Mini Steam ready, (2) Pyrex cups with a dish rag half full of water placed into a microwave until they boil. We were waiting for the mini to beep that it was ready and was watching Isaac, on the weather channel………..when all the plans of furry baking apprentices everywhere changed in an instant.
I heard a small crash and my wife began calling; 'come here quick'. So we did - slowly - to show a bit of hysterical calmness usually associated with manic depression resulting from a freezer.
My poor wife, who had to witness this calamity first hand, was trying to get the water bottles out of the fridge for her work cooler, when she said something odd happened. The basket of beautifully risen dough, covered in trash can liner, just jumped right off of the top shelf of the fridge, did a flip with a half twist in mid air and landed upside down and cockeyed on the tile kitchen floor.
Needless to say, all was lost, the bread was ruined – a classic 'Death by Deflation' if there ever was one that turned into a #2 before you could shake a stick at it. Thank goodness the plastic wrapper stayed intact saving my apprentice another difficult clean up licking the floor.
Not wanting to give up after the last bake's fiasco that this new fiasco was supposed to fix and realizing that I am under no obligation to supply her with room and board, my apprentice a sprang into action to try and save the day and this ugly mass of doggone, dead dough.
She mixed 50 g each of durum atta and bread flour and added 100 g of AP flour and 5 g of VWG to it. She dumped 150 g of water and mixed it up furiously by paw to make a paste while totally forgetting to add additional salt - I mean, she's only an apprentice for heaven's sake.
She then spread out the original deflated dough into a rough12"square about an inch thick and spread this new flour and water mix over it. She then used stretch and folds to enclose the new mix and started kneading until everything was well incorporated and the dough began to feel like it was back to its well developed gluten self. The two paws poked into the dough sprang back quickly to confirm her properly kneaded thoughts.
A nice chicken and Colby jack cheese sandwich, lettuce and tomato - poblano on top, with a salad that has brie and red and yellow peppers crowning, black grapes, canteloupe slice, 3 kinds of pickles, 2 kinds of plumbs and my favorite mango,.
It was then placed into the basket seam side up again, encapsulated in the saving plastic trash can liner and allowed to proof for another 90 minutes on the counter. Then back into the fridge it went where it could take another high dive onto the floor to commit Hare Kari again if it wished.
Will this deceptive dough dispel and disregard the dreaded and despicable' Death by Deflation' discipline and decide, in total delirium, to become bread this time? 'Don't dare declare!!!' she spat, pointing a paw at me, as my apprentice growled menacingly and stomped off for her morning nap. Now we await the devil dough coming out of the fridge again and pray this curse doesn't come in threes. Until later.........
Well, well, well, the devil dough decided to over proof again by tripling in the fridge and then stick itself to the basket and deflate inappropriately as we tried to coax it out of its sticky home. Just a couple of more and more disasters in a long line of disasters for this and the last bake. Just gave up, slashed it wickedly and tossed it in the belly of Big Betsy.
It baked up pretty and golden, sprang back some if still ma lot flatter than it would have been had it not stuck to the basket. It also smells tremendous. We will have to wait for the crumb which suffered the most. Fingers crossed.
The crumb came out much like the last one that was also stricken by mooshing (a bakery term that means mashed horribly). More open then we thought it would be, beautifully yellow, airy and moist with no big holes like it should have had. Since it has no seeds or soak my wife will love this for her sandwich bread. It is more deeply flavored due to the whole spelt, rye and wheat berries we ground up for the dough flour. A nice bread no matter how hard we tried to mess it up.
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Mixed Starter | Build 1 | Build 2 | Total | % |
Multi-grain SD Starter ** | 30 | 0 | 30 | 3.70% |
Whole Spelt | 0 | 10 | 10 | 1.70% |
Whole Soft White Wheat | 0 | 50 | 50 | 7.96% |
Whole Rye | 0 | 10 | 10 | 1.59% |
Wheat Germ | 0 | 8 | 8 | 1.27% |
Whole Wheat | 0 | 10 | 10 | 1.59% |
Durum Atta | 50 | 0 | 50 | 7.96% |
Water | 32 | 66 | 98 | 15.61% |
Total Starter | 142 | 154 | 296 | 47.13% |
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Starter | ||||
Hydration | 89.07% | |||
Levain % of Total | 24.37% | |||
Dough Flour | % | |||
Non - Diastatic Red Malt | 2 | 0.32% | ||
Semolina | 124 | 19.75% | ||
Diastatic White Malt | 2 | 0.32% | ||
Bread Flour | 150 | 23.89% | ||
Dough Flour | 628 | 100.00% | ||
Salt | 8 | 1.27% | ||
Yogurt Whey - 46, Water - 219 | 425 | 67.68% | ||
Dough Hydration | 67.68% | |||
Total Flour | 811 | |||
Water | 588 | |||
T. Dough Hydration | 72.50% | |||
Whole Grain % | 29.22% | |||
Hydration w/ Adds | 72.55% | |||
Total Weight | 1,420 | |||
Add ins | % | |||
Honey | 8 | 1.27% | ||
VW Gluten | 5 | 0.80% | ||
Total | 13 | 2.07% |


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49ers fans saying how amazing it is the made the Super Bowl without Manningham and Kyle WIlliams injuries . LOL the team started the same Defensive starters all season. I think 1 starter missed 1 game at the end of the season. The Nickel and Dime package guys played all 16 as well. What are they doing in SF to keep the team that healthy. Their worst injury was Manningham who missed 4 games , 4 frickin games.
Giants are really the better team. Giants had Eli manning and a good wr core at the time. The backs weren't bad and the tes were hot. I was suprised the game was close.
True....when you put it like that, I have to agree with you.
I guess I'm just tired of opponents back handed compliments and caveats attached to any reference to any Giants victory.
To me it's cut and dried.....the best team on the field is the one who makes one more play than the other team did and leaves the field with th "W"!
Poor Kyle Williams. Everyone wants to point the finger at one individual. Never mind the fact that the Niners were 1 for 13 on third down conversions, or had MANY chances to win it in the 4th quarter and OT.
Unfortunately this is the same tune the Niners sing when they say they were the "better team". They tend to ignore the fact that their offense was garbage that day. But your right, it's no big deal because we all know Gore is full of it, but I don't agree that is "good" to think your team was the better team if you lose. When the Giants lose, I would hope they believe that they need to get better, not that they are already better.
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Snow day, sick day, whatever day -- it looks like it took a storm putting the city of Boston on shutdown for everyone to realize there's a new Passion Pit track, "All These Trees," making the interweb rounds. Apparently the track, released last week a few days before Christmas, is a part of a holiday campaign from American Express ZYNC, the biz that footed the bill for Passion Pit's free Royale show over the summer. Passion Pit and AmEx, you may recall, hooked up in July for the commercial snippet "Blank Canvases."
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We may still be drunk on Pomplamoose uber-cheer, but "All These Trees" screams "holiday jingle" with its seasonal bells and pixie-dust spirit. Then again, it's is totally Passion Pit, so it may or may not completely be a sign of things to come. But as we anxiously await the band's follow-up to 2009's Manners, due to drop sometime in 2k11, we'll take this as a last-minute present. Now we know how Ralphie from A Christmas Story felt after finding his Red Ryder BB gun long after all the other gifts were unwrapped.


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TURKU, Finland – The U.S. under-19 men's national team cruised over England, 20-1, on Sunday in its third pool play game at the Federation of International Lacrosse U19 World Championships, rebounding from an 11-9 overtime loss to Canada 24 hours earlier.
Attackman Kyle Keenan scored a team-high four goals and Matt Kavanagh had two goals and two assists as 12 different players found the back of the net at least once. The U.S. scored the game's first 11 goals.
Kyle Turri played all 80 minutes in net, making six saves, while Zach Oliveri had a day off. The pair has typically split halves in tournament and exhibition play.
The U.S. (2-1) has its first off day on Monday since it began tournament play on Friday. It faces the Iroquois (1-1) at 1 p.m. local time (6 a.m. EST) in Turku on Tuesday in its final pool play game of the competition. In other "Blue Division" play on Sunday, the Iroquois fell to undefeated Canada, 11-9. Canada (3-0) plays England (1-2) and the Iroquois play Australia (0-2) on Monday.
The top two finishers in the division receive byes to the semifinals on Thursday, while third and fourth place will each play a quarterfinal game on Wednesday.
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Goals: USA – Keenan 4, Kavanagh 2, Tagliaferri 2, Eipp 2, Kelly 2, Buczek 2, Pontrello 1, Armstrong 1, Leonard 1, D'Agostino 1, Danseglio 1, Florence 1 ; ENG – Curtis 1
Assists: USA – Leonard 3, Kavanagh 2, Tagliaferri 1, Buczek 1, Armstrong 1
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AVON � Livingston County Sheriff�s Deputy Timothy Sweeting saved the life of an Avon woman after her home caught fire in the early morning hours of Tuesday, Nov. 12.
At 1:13 a.m., East Avon firefighters and Avon EMS responded to a report of a structure fire with a person trapped at 6017 Sutton Road.
Using a ladder, Sweeting rescued Diane Vonglis, 59, from a second-floor window of the home.
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Is it really worth the cost?
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14 May 2010
Two Different Ideas from One Blog Post
I follow Arlene Eakle's blogs since she has a lot of interest in the MidWest, Kentucky, and good research in general. Her new blog post, "American Mobility Declines in the 21st Century," gave me two new ideas!
First, she talked about mobility in this country, citing a 2008 statistic from USA Today: 57% of Americans reported that they have never lived outside the state in which they were born. Very interesting!
If I look at my pedigree chart from me back through my great-great-grandparents, I have a total of 25 individuals. Only 8 of them lived solely in one state (or county of England): me, Mom, and 6 of my great-great-grandparents: one in Missouri, 2 who spent their lives in Vermont, and 3 who stayed in Yorkshire. That's only 32%. If I'd stopped calculating at the great-grandparent level, it's only 13%! And, that's assuming I never move out-of-state....
Secondly, Arlene finished the post with links to 3 new state memory websites: Virginia, West Virginia, & Kansas. Of course, I quickly linked to Kansas Memory, which was created by the Kansas State Historical Society. There are lots and lots of goodies there, including a blog for the site.
Clicking on Chase County on the state map, led me to 71 items, all of which were interesting in one way or another. Most of it was too recent to directly pertain to my direct line, but one of the items is a copy of the 1901 ten-page plat book for Chase County! Each page is fully viewable/savable. Here is a part of Twp 18S Range 7E:
I didn't see any HEGWERs in the book, but here are some closely related FINKs and BOENITZ/BENNETTs. Other pages have FREYs, DRUMMONDS, and UMBERGERs. All in all, it is super interesting to see where these cousins were living in relationship to each other.
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In 1993 we visited Hymer and were able to find the original C.B.Hegwer ranch. If you look at the above map for "Charles Boenett" (Karl Boenitz) under the "e" in Boenett near the "200" there is a small black square. That is the location of the C.B.Hegwer home. The house is long gone, but the foundation remains as does the wall aroung the yard and the well.
The Hegwer-Boenitz cemetery us just to the west across the RR tracks next to the creek.
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You've probably read that bond investors are pricing in a ballot-box victory by President Obama tomorrow. The stock-market signals getting attention mostly pertain to what will happen after the election.
Well, S&P Capital IQ strategist Sam Stovall has three reasons to think the stock market is also anticipating a win for the incumbent.
Gains. Since 1900, the incumbent wins 80% of the time when stocks rise from August through October. A drop means an 88% chance of the sitting president getting the boot, according to Stovall's figures. The Standard & Poor's 500-stock index (SPY) is up more than 2.5% over this year's time frame. That augurs well for the president's re-election.
Correlation with Intrade. President's Obama's perceived re-election prospects have tended to improve as the market has risen. Stovall finds that the 50-day correlation between the S&P and Obama's contracts on Intrade.com have a positive 0.76 correlation, versus a negative 0.63 for Mitt Romney. You might chalk this up to too-savvy traders pushing around Intrade, but it still counts as a (probably modest) advantage for Obama.
Stocks with rich dividend yields: President Obama has pledged to allow tax rates on dividend income for the wealthiest to rise. Republican Mitt Romney has called for maintaining lower rates. All else being equal, you'd expect higher-yielding stocks to lag, if fearful investors believe that Obama's post-election tax increase is likely. Sure enough, that's what has happened in the Standard & Poor's 1500 (ITOT). Per Stovall:
Since the end of September, the average price change for those sub-industries yielding below 1.5% saw an average 0.8% increase in price. Those yielding from 1.5% to less than 3% declined an average 0.6%, while those groups that yield 3% or more fell an average 1.3%.
Update 3:51 p.m.: Bloomberg also has a piece explaining why the recent lull in stock-market volatility is good news for President Obama.
Update 4:09 p.m.: And J.P. Morgan Chase (JPM) derivatives strategist Marko Kolanovic divines from options prices a "significant market move this Wednesday." From his Monday afternoon note:
S&P 500 Options are pricing a significant market move this Wednesday (the volatility term structure today is inverted for the first time since December last year). Currently, the S&P 500 option market is pricing in an election related move of ~1.4% or ~20 index points (in addition to normal expected daily market move of ~1%). According to the options market we could see a 20-30 point S&P 500 move on Wednesday in either direction.
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text: Yes, You're Right To Love Manual TransmissionsRaphael Orlove10/17/12 5:00pmFiled to: Conversation of the DaySave the ManualsCommenter Of The DayCOTD2191EditPromoteShare to KinjaToggle Conversation toolsGo to permalink People who decry manuals as the only path to automotive salvation are snobby and exclusionary. That doesn't mean there aren't a hundred good reasons why manuals are better than paddle shitters. Excuse me, shifters. Our very own Travis Okulski pointed out just how hard-headed bitter members of the Stick Shift Or Die Club are today in his post 'A Manual Transmission Is Not The Only Way To Enjoy A Car And You Need To Deal With It'. Matt Farah, of The Smoking Tire and Drive's TUNED pointed out that no, he didn't have to "deal with it," thank you very much. Matt: Travis, you say, "They say that it isn't pure, it isn't as much fun, they don't feel connected." and then you immediately go on to talk about faster lap times, but you fail to notice that you've already made the point for the manual transmission. It's not as fast as the dual-clutch in the GTR, but when you say that "They" say it isn't as pure, as much fun, and you aren't as connected, "They" are absolutely fucking correct. Ever driven a Manual transmission Ferrari F430? I have, and it was incredible. There are few things in the world more blissful than blipping your own downshifts while heel-toeing in a car like that, knowing that, with practice, you can do damn near as good a job as a computer, even if marginally slower. How about a Manual R34 Skyline? I drove that too, and it's so much more fun than a new GTR, even the 1100 HP Switzer GTR, I can't even begin to explain it. Advertisement Advertisement Sure, if your ultimate goal at a HPDE track day is to set the best lap time you possibly can, a paddle box will help with that. But I know so few people that use track days for anything but fun, what's the point? Furthermore, unless you're buying a dedicated track car, your car will spend 99% of the time on the street, where those tenths of a second saved by the transmission will mean absolutely nothing, and you will have a car that feels less involved and will ultimately be less satisfying to drive.Travis: I haven't gotten those opportunities, unfortunately. Wish I had. Don't get me wrong, I daily drive a car with a manual, I love a good manual, and a great downshift is orgasmic. Sponsored But there is a lot of attitude that people without a manual trans in their cars aren't worthy of the title of enthusiast, those are poser cars, and that a manual is the only transmission to have to have fun. I'm tired of that.I've had plenty of fun in cars with flappy paddles. I think the difference is that a good double clutch is awesome. A crap manual is infuriating (and yes, a lot of older paddles are terrible too).Matt: As someone who owns a first-generation paddle shift car, I understand that last sentence all too well. I've, on many occasions, considered actually spending the $30,000 to convert my 2003 Vanquish to a manual because the transmission really is as terrible as everyone says it is. Advertisement I understand people's attitudes about how paddle-shifted cars are for poseurs, and, for the most part, I don't agree with them. Some paddle transmissions are excellent (the M3, Porsche PDK, 458, and McLaren come to mind), but at the same time the argument you use for those transmissions is more about lap times and less about fun. In fact, you don't use the word "fun" once in a positive manner towards a paddle transmission, and when I'm on a canyon road or at the race track, I'm there to have fun, not to try to impress approximately no one with my lap times.Furthermore, as someone who owns an old paddle shift car, I am REALLY in favor of manuals. Why? They never get old. Computing power doubles what, every three years? In a car, I don't want it to be as outdated as my computer is in three years. My Vanquish is a fucking dinosaur, and feels it every time I turn the key. Ferrari 355 F1's are nightmares and depressingly slow to shift. But a manual is a manual for all eternity, and will never become an "old-tech" version of itself.Travis: I'm more against the elitist social aspect than the "engagement." I do agree, manuals are more engaging. Advertisement The point is that I'm fed up with the idea that people that can't/don't drive manuals aren't worthy of being enthusiasts. A lot of people hold manual driving skill above other drivers like kids on a playground. "I can do something you can't so I'm better."That's the sort of thing I'm tired of. I won't leave their argument aside, but I will personally stay out of it, because I think Model T transmissions are cool, and they're one of the most willfully difficult-to-use gearbox designs ever put into production, but leave your own thoughts in Kinja below. Advertisement Advertisement Photo Credit: PorscheReply219 repliesLeave a reply


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I am unable to update any of my apps. When I try to do it I get a message saying "unable to connect to iTunes store" . I have tried to download new apps and songs and I am able to do this. It's from the same account. Any ideas how to fix this?
Hi and Welcome to the Forum! Regarding your question, it is very strange that you can download apps but then can't update them. Try these steps: Do the four finger swipe up to reveal your multi task bar along the bottom. It will show all the apps that you have opened at one time or another. Long press one of these apps until they start to jiggle and red minus signs will appear above them all. Press all the minus signs, this will close them, not delete them. It's a good idea to do this regularly just to keep them all running smoothly, I do mine every night. Check and see if it is operating now. if not a restart is in order. Restart: Press and hold the power off button, the one at the top right. You will see a slide appear to power off, slide this and the screen will go dark and a Whirly will appear. When the Whirly disappears your iPad is now off. Press the power button again until the Apple logo appears, this will take a few seconds and your iPad will start again. You should restart your iPad occasionally also as it will keep it running smoothly. Now see if it is operating. If not a reset is the next step. Reset: Hold the power off button and the home button simultaneously, keep holding them in and you will see the power off slide appear and disappear, wait until you see the Apple logo appear before releasing the buttons. It will take a little longer for your iPad to start. This is a reset. Let us know if this fixes it. Good luck!! The IPad Forum is a Community of members from all walks of life and from all over the world coming together to share our experiences and to help each other learn about this wonderful piece of technology the IPad. There is a wealth of information already here in the many threads we have so doing some searches will answer most of the questions that you have. If then you can't find the answer you are seeking, then by all means post your question. You will find many friendly and informed members here only too willing to help you. We also have our own App - Discussion Forum for IPad Users It is a very simple app to navigate. Reading the iPad Manuals is a great place to start, so please download a copy of these http://www.support.apple.com/manuals/ipad/ A very informative thread from which you will learn many tips and shortcuts for the iPad http://www.ipadforums.net/ipad-general-discussions/21590-tips-tricks-those-us-who-dont-know.html We have rules like any Community so please read these also http://www.ipadforums.net/forum-rul...um-rules-everybody-please-read.html#post14697 Once again we welcome you here and are so pleased you have joined us. Enjoy!! Sent from my iPad using iPF
Frankly, you may be almost better off if you can't update. Every update they come out with is generally nothing but problems. The new City of Wonder update to 3.0 is absolutely horrible. I can't believe I haven't found a thread of complaints about it as of yet, but then this website lacks alot imo. Still looking.


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October 21st, 2016Help me out here – this don't sound like any Honda Civic that I ever heard. No wonder, this thing is running some big cubic inches and a pair of turbos. Lil' Lutz was turning heads and making tongues wag, during Drag Week 2016, as he produced consistent 8-second passes (at around 160 mph) in this seriously modified Honda Civic. How did he do that? Well, you basically pull off the hood emblem and drive a race car in under it. Seriously, this is only a shell of an '89 Honda Civic – it ain't even front wheel drive anymore Read More


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Lakers are too sharp for Nuggets
DENVER – The two-time defending NBA champion Lakers have opted to gloss over key details too often this season.
They showed Friday night in beating the Denver Nuggets, 107-97, they do remember the diligence it takes to win.
Ron Artest didn't go overboard with his challenge of defending Carmelo Anthony, and Artest produced 19 points on 8-of-12 shooting in 26 minutes — with Luke Walton also solid at both ends as Artest's fill-in. Anthony had 23 points on 10-of-24 shooting, but most of his contribution came with the game no longer competitive.
Andrew Bynum didn't let an 0-for-4 start trying to shoot with a new sleeve over his hyperextended right elbow stop him from conscientiously and carefully challenging shot after shot from Denver's drivers despite one early foul.
Bynum's work near the rim was huge in stopping Denver's early attack from leaving the Lakers in too big a hole.
Kobe Bryant took over in the third quarter with 14 points but also four assists, keeping his teammates involved while he was filling it up. Bryant also could be seen telling his team to stay focused on defensive execution midway through the fourth quarter.
The Lakers built their lead to double digits, and unlike in so many games this season, they didn't relax. They were never threatened down the stretch and scored a rare road victory over a winning team. Despite their distractions from Anthony trade talk, the Nuggets came in at 24-17.
Bynum (17 points), Bryant (18), Lamar Odom (18), Artest (19) and Pau Gasol (19) all had their moments in a game that reflected how the Lakers can prey on opponents with their size advantage. They outrebounded the Nuggets, 47-27.
Coach Phil Jackson believes it was the team's unfocused offense that blew so many double-digit leads this season, and it was corrected on this night: The Nuggets didn't get much off Lakers turnovers until after the game was essentially decided.
Besides Odom playing 31 minutes, the Lakers bench was key with steady play from Steve Blake and Walton, who did so well that Jackson left Derek Fisher and Artest on the bench most of the first half.
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Mango Madness
Fredericks, Bronwyn (2007) Mango Madness. Idiom 23, 19(December), p. 108.
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This work written about mangoes, offers a sense of fun and the feel and smell of mangoes. Written in the summer of 2005/2006, it was entered in the 2006 Idiom 23 Bauhinia Literary Awards, Central Queensland and won a Commended prize.
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The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) of 2009 signed into law by President Obama included the Health Information Technology for Economic and Clinical Health Act (HITECH Act). The HITECH Act was designed to promote the widespread adoption and standardization of health information technology but also included provisions which radically altered the regulation of professionals serving the health care industry, including lawyers.Prior to the HITECH Act, the federal government could not fine "covered law firms" for violations of the HIPAA requirements. Covered entities would contractually obligate law firms to appropriately protect PHI in a business associate agreement, but the law firms themselves did not face regulatory fines for noncompliance. This changed under the HITECH Act. Civil and criminal penalties now apply directly to business associates, like law firms, for applicable HIPAA violations. The HITECH Act also increased the size of the penalties federal regulators could levy with up to $50,000 per individual violation and up to a total of 1.5 million dollars per year for violations of a single provision.
The requirements that business associates must meet to avoid those fines changed as well. The HITECH Act imposed compliance obligations for covered law firms by applying provisions of the Security Rule and the Privacy Rule directly to business associates for the first time. Prior to the HITECH Act, business associates agreements merely had to specify that law firms implement "reasonable and appropriate security." The Security Rule represents a much more comprehensive set of security standards with more detailed safeguards grouped into three categories: Administrative, Physical, and Technical. Similarly, certain provisions of the HIPAA Privacy Rule now apply directly to law firms under HITECH. We will cover the requirements laid out by the Privacy Rule and the Security Rule in future posts. For now the point to keep in mind is that the requirements for covered law firms increased and became more prescriptive under the HITECH Act.
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#1 Man held in Fla. on charge of threatening Obama08-07-2008, 07:38 PM
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MIAMI (AP) - A man who authorities said was keeping weapons and military-style gear in his hotel room and car appeared in court Thursday on charges he threatened to assassinate Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama.
Raymond Hunter Geisel, 22, was arrested by the Secret Service on Saturday in Miami and was ordered held at Miami's downtown detention center without bail Thursday by a federal magistrate.
A Secret Service affidavit charges that Geisel made the threat during a training class for bail bondsmen in Miami in late July. According to someone else in the 48-member class, Geisel allegedly referred to Obama with a racial epithet and continued, "If he gets elected, I'll assassinate him myself."
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text: Conan Reveals the Other Additions To the iPad LineupAndrew Liszewski10/30/12 11:34amFiled to: HumoripadAppleConan O'brienFunny0EditPromoteShare to KinjaToggle Conversation toolsGo to permalink If you thought the new iPad Mini was Apple's last word on its iPad lineup, think again. Conan O'Brien's amazing team of researchers have once again managed to unearth a secret Apple commercial that reveals several other iterations of the iPad. If the iPad Mini doesn't excite you, maybe the iPad Mini Mega Micro Max will have you reaching for your credit card. [ viaTechCrunch]


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Although there is nothing funny about "Homeland" star
Damian Lewis', intense portrayal of a U.S. Marine turned by Al-Qaeda, the British actor has a cheeky sense of humor.
Maybe too cheeky?
After enjoying dinner at the White House with President Barack Obama — an enthusiastic "Homeland" fan — Lewis was asked to sign a DVD box set of the show as a gift for POTUS. But as he revealed on the U.K.'s "Jonathan Ross Show," he realized too late that his ironic comment might have been misinterpreted.
"Claire Danes had written something really lovely and sweet, saying, 'I was a fan of yours long before you were a fan of ours,'" Lewis shared. "I thought that was really stylish. I thought, I'll think of something great. So I wrote, 'From one Muslim to another.' In an indelible Sharpie.
"I couldn't take it back. I was then writing emails for the whole of the next week going, 'I do hope he understands irony!'"
Of course, one of the many false conspiracies plaguing Obama, a practicing Christian, is that he is Muslim — like Lewis' fictional character, Nick Brody, who secretly converted to Islam.
Lewis certainly doesn't take the subject of religion lightly.
"Before I accepted the job," he explained, "I said I'd feel uneasy if there was any lazy association drawn between violence and Islam — and wouldn't it be more subversive if Islam actually became something sustaining for him, was a force for good in his life, poetic, even … nurturing for him."
So when the talk-show host asked whether Lewis had congratulated the president on his reelection, he said he did send him a note. What did he write?
"Congratulations on being reelected," the actor deadpanned.
"Never repeat a joke," he added. "Especially when it's not funny the first time."


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This week in the NBA
Ersan Ilyasova snapped his three-point streak Tuesday, hitting his first triple after missing 20 in a row. And he scored 20 points and added six rebounds in the Bucks' 101-80 loss to Golden State, only his second 20-point game of the season. He followed with a 14-point, six-rebound performance against Chicago on Friday and was 6 of 13 from the floor, including 2 of 2 beyond the arc. He played Friday despite battling a sore right hand that kept him out of practice earlier in the week.
Another busy week beckons beginning with the first trip to Canada to meet the Toronto Raptors on Monday night. The Raptors have taken off since the Rudy Gay trade and appear to be playoff-bound. Then it's home on Wednesday night to face Memphis before heading out again for a two-game Texas trip. The Bucks see Dwight Howard in a Houston uniform for the first time Saturday night and are in San Antonio on Sunday to begin the next week.
Bucks coach Larry Drew, on Khris Middleton going to the bench when Luke Ridnour was inserted into the starting lineup: "Right now I think Khris is the guy who has suffered the most. He was in a real good rhythm as a starter."
Blake Griffin has been on a tear in recent weeks and he certainly tore up the Lakers on Friday night in the Los Angeles Clippers' 123-87 rout of their neighbors, the 36-point margin of victory rating as the biggest by the Clippers ever over the Lakers. Griffin scored 18 points in the first quarter and finished 12 of 15 for 33 points, all in the first three quarters. Earlier in the week the Oklahoma City native had 29 points, eight assists and six rebounds in a victory over Boston and 16 points, six assists and eight rebounds in a victory over Orlando.
Suddenly the Brooklyn Nets are playing like the team everyone thought was being constructed during the off-season. The Nets ended Golden State's 10-game winning streak with a 102-98 decision Wednesday as Joe Johnson scored 27 points and Shaun Livingston capably directed the offense. And the Nets frustrated LeBron James and Miami on Friday night, posting a 104-95 double-overtime victory at the Barclays Center. James fouled out and Kevin Garnett (12 points, 10 rebounds) and Paul Pierce (23 points) proved to be the Heat killers they were when they wore Boston uniforms. Brooklyn had won five straight entering a Saturday night game at Toronto.
Kevin Love and the Minnesota Timberwolves are at San Antonio on Sunday night, one of just three games on the schedule. Houston visits Boston on Monday and Phoenix is at New York. Dallas is at the Staples Center to play the Clippers and Denver goes to Golden State on Wednesday in a pair of compelling late games. The Nets and Atlanta Hawks play in London on Thursday as part of the league's global outreach. Miami plays at Philadelphia on Friday and the Warriors are at Oklahoma City. The Clippers are at Indiana and Portland visits Dallas on Saturday.
It's easy to start looking ahead to May and June, with the Bucks holding the league's worst record and stumbles occurring on a nightly basis.
And the Bucks scouting department is beating the bushes while checking out college talent from Duke to Kansas to Arizona and beyond.
But it's important to keep some perspective about the lottery and the draft.
Yes, there's plenty of talent in the 2014 draft and the Bucks are well-positioned to get a top four pick.
But the Bucks need to see progress with the young players on their current roster, too.
That means Larry Sanders and John Henson need to play together. It means improvement from rookie Giannis Antetokounmpo, who has struggled greatly as of late.
It means Nate Wolters getting some confidence when he gets playing time again and Khris Middleton rediscovering his edge.
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At best perhaps a new thread for every volume released (instead of every chapter). That way the threads will help those reading the translated American release and those reading the Japanese release. Am I correct in thinking there are currently 68 chapters which make up 14 volumes? |
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It would make it easier to find older discussions and for people who aren't up to date with the manga the topic contains mayor spoilers... Then again I understand your reasons for not wanting to. Quote:
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Also it seems there is consistant discussion bwtn the chap releases so this might be something to look into.
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I think it's important to keep our manga readers together. There's a good bit of discussion that goes on between chapters nowadays, and of course a rush as soon as the RAWs are online continuing for several days.
Admittedly, it would be useful to split things up a bit, but I think it's great to have our conversations overlap and compile over time. Besides, if it were split then we'd face the issue of whether or not to make a thread for each chapter including the ones already released. That's a lot of threads lying around. I think that if it is decided that there must or really should be a split, then it should be by volume. They're being released outside of Japan at a slow rate now.
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We can just keep te old manga topic for chapters up til volume 17/chapter 69 or something. And then for each volume/chapter that is released we can get a new topic. It's not like we get more then 2-5 volumes/12 chapters every year... |
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But if you want to discuss the gender of Crona, then please use the existing thread for such discussion. Soul Eater - General Character Discussion |
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Hey, I was wondering if someone could make a thread about the different Soul Eater subs out there? The sub I have on the episodes on my hard drive make some gross error translations. (A few examples: "shorty" instead of "flat chest", Blair's name is spelled wrong, Blair says "A cat has nine lives" instead of "You know what they say about cats", etc.)
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I'll go frank since dragging on something ain't in my nature. I'd Like a Discussion Thread which would be like this (title) Soul Eater : The true story (Optional) Manga to Animation? (opening post topic content) the thread would be used to discuss various items and other things about the current animation, the manga and the "True animation(which would be the manga turned to Animation)". If this kind of thread already exist then no need to put this one up. |
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Posted November 18th, 2009
From The Register
Self-proclaimed anti-fascist hackers have struck a major blow at controversial World War II historian David Irving by taking down two of his websites and publishing scores of his emails and private information.
The 16,000-word missive posted to Wikileaks contains the names and contact details of supporters of Irving, who – among other things – claims that Adolf Hitler was unaware of the Holocaust. It also includes passwords for accounts Irving used to receive email, administer his websites, and process online purchases of his books and tickets. Its posting over the weekend coincided with the outage of his two websites, Irvingbooks.com and Focal Point Magazine.
"I committed the usual error of using the same password for two internet applications," Irving told The Register on Tuesday. "It's not very pleasant for the people whose own data has been compromised."
The contents from Irving's America Online email account showed contemporaneous messages with supporters and assistants as Irving toured the United States promoting his latest book. Many of the emails reveal locations of appearances that were generally kept secret until just hours before they were to begin.
"We trust you to keep this location confidential," the messages conclude.
Tags: David Irving, Hacktivists, Hitler, Register
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