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Cerezo unconcerned by derby loss
In a move that is likely to enrage supporters of the club, Atletico Madrid president Enrique Cerezo has denied that the 2-0 defeat against rivals Real Madrid was anything other than "just three points" dropped.
- By Jason Pettigrove Follow @jasonpettigrove
Saturday's loss at the Santiago Bernabeu would have no doubt dented the pride of Rojiblancos supporters who believed, going into the game, that there was a genuine chance of recording their first win over their cross town rivals since 1999.
As it was, a poor showing in particular from Rademel Falcao, of whom much was expected, saw that the points eluded Atletico once again, goals from Ronaldo and Ozil giving Real the victory.
President Cerezo however has been quick to move on from the defeat saying "A game is a game and the three points in this case went to Real Madrid but ultimately they are just three points. What awaits us now is Deportivo La Coruna. We'll hope to play a good game, win and keep our run in the league going. We have done very well so far."
He concluded "The derby was not a particularly hard derby, it was normal. There was no good play [from either side] in the first half and Madrid played better in the second half, but nothing more."
The win sees Real close to within 5 points of Atletico as we approach the last games before the La Liga winter break.


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Why She's On Our Radar: Already a star in her native Sweden, the gorgeous Alicia Vikander is best known for her role in the Swedish TV drama "Andra Avenyn." Earlier this year she turned heads in Berlin, where her period drama "A Royal Affair" had its premiere. Just yesterday, the actress made our list of 10 up-and-coming actors set to breakout in Toronto this year, thanks to her scene stealing work in the aforementioned film and Joe Wright's hyped "Anna Karenina" adaptation, both of which are playing at the festival.
More About Her: Inspired by her mother, Swedish actress Maria Fahl Vikander, Vikander initially trained to be a dancer at the Royal Swedish Ballet School after taking parts in a few musicals and TV series. After enduring quite a few injuries, she decided to quit dancing only to follow her true passion, acting. She's since gone on to win the coveted Rising Star Award, at the Stockholm Film Festival.
What's Next: Up next for the budding star is another period romp, albeit a supernatural one. In the 18th-century adventure story "The Seventh Son," Vikander will star opposite Julianne Moore, Jeff Bridges, Olivia Williams and Ben Barnes. The film is set to open October 18, 2013.
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What lead you to want to take acting on as a profession?
My Mother is an actress, so it's always been a part of my life. I was in a few musicals when I was younger but when I was 16 Tomas Alfredson ["Let the Right One In"] offered me a part in a TV series and this was the real moment I decided to quit dancing and pursue acting as a career.
You initially trained to be a dancer. What made you give that up?
I endured quite a few injuries when I was younger and had my first surgery on my foot when I was 15. But I love dancing. "Anna Karenina" was great for me as it meant I could combine the two and I actually went back and did some classes. I just knew after the TV series with Tomas that my passion laid with acting.
Have you always had the ambition to break into the English language market, or was this all unplanned?
No. It wasn't in my plan at all. My agent is Sweden used to send off interview tapes but I decided to take it upon myself and come to London to visit casting directors which is when things first started taking off for me. I love Sweden but the industry out here is quite small so when I was given the chance to go internationally I took it.
What was it like sharing the screen opposite an actor like Mads Mikkelsen in "A Royal Affair," so early in your career? What did you learn from the experience?
It was amazing! He is the most renowned actor in Scandinavia. I was only nervous for about 5 seconds as he was so charming and put both Mikkel and I at complete ease on set as he was so relaxed and welcoming, he was a real inspiration to me.
What was it like going from one period film "A Royal Affair" to the next "Anna Karenina"?
If I can say anything practical I would say corset training! By the time I went on set of "Anna Karenina," I was already used to being pulled in and wearing one on a daily basis so there was no fear of fainting on set! You never really enter production for a period drama thinking of the particular moment in history. You relate to the characters as people and their emotions as humans because people never really change that much but circumstances in different periods do.
Tell us about what you have in the works, and which project you're most excited to share with your new fan base?
Earlier this year I finished filming the adventure film "The Seventh Son," which is based on Joseph Delaney's novel. I play the role of Alice who is half witch, which was really fun to play. At the moment I am back in Sweden filming "Hotel."
Which actors do you credit as your biggest inspirations?
Women who have been brave with their role choices. For example, I love Kate Winslet and Tilda Swinton is really amazing, especially in "We Need To Talk About Kevin," which I recently watched and it has now become one of my all time favourite films.
Any favorite films?
I love films that make me react emotionally and physically when you walk out of the cinema. Two of my favorite films however have got to be "The Tree Of Life" and "The Piano Teacher," which also stars one of my favourite actresses Isabelle Huppert.

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Dynaste: could run at Haydock in the Betfair Chase this month
PICTURE: Edward Whitaker (racingpost.com/photos)Pipe's Dynaste misses Paddy Power Gold Cup
ANTE-POST favourite Dynaste will not run in Saturday's Paddy Power Gold Cup at Cheltenham, trainer David Pipe confirmed on Thursday.
A top novice last year, Dynaste was as short as 5-1 for the prestigious handicap, but Pipe has decided not to run him.
The trainer tweeted: "Ballynagour will be our only runner in the Paddy Power Gold Cup @CheltenhamRaces on Saturday."
Dynaste, winner of the Grade 1 Feltham Novices' Chase at Kempton last term and a major contender for the track's William Hill King George VI Chase next month, could start his season in the Betfair Chase at Haydock next Saturday.
Katenko and Salut Flo were other horses prominent in the betting for the Paddy Power not among the final 20 confirmed for the race on Thursday morning.
Sean Airgead and Tatenen have not made the cut, while Tony McCoy rides Tap Night for his boss JP McManus.
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Kobe as victim of NBA players' 'dumb economics'?
November 18th, 2011, 4:33 pm by KEVIN DING, OCREGISTER.COMFor everyone charmed by the smooth talking of new players lawyer David Boies, here's some context for where that side stands from Ted Frank, adjunct fellow for the Manhattan Institute Center for Legal Policy:
Even aside from the dumb economics of risking missing a season over a 10% pay-cut when the average career is less than ten years long, the NBA players are being poorly served by their lawyers and representatives in engaging in a decertification-and-sue-under-antitrust theory. None of the press coverage mentions the Norris-LaGuardia Act, 29 U.S.C. §§ 101 et seq., which prohibits injunctions "in a case involving or growing out of a labor dispute." The ploy of pretending not to be a union subject to the collective-bargaining exception while continuing to bargain collectively isn't going to fly unless courts in the Ninth Circuit refuse to follow the law. The Supreme Court already addressed this issue in Brown v. NFL, when it held that antitrust laws did not apply to suits over collective bargaining arrangements, and that those protections continued to apply immediately after the collective bargaining broke down. And it's ironic, because the players' attorney, David Boies knows this, having made precisely this argument on behalf of the NFL in their lockout labor dispute earlier this year. The NFL had a viable labor model, however, and the owners would lose a lot of money if the lockout continued; the parties were destined to settle. NBA players don't have a credible threat, because the NBA has over a dozen teams that would lose less money not playing than playing, even if that's largely because so many teams are poorly managed.
Even worse, the average player's career lasts less than five years, actually.
Bill Simmons of Grantland.com had a strong, deep analysis of the lockout in his column that suggests Kobe Bryant is a victim of all this -- and maybe should've stepped forward, even crossing dear friend and union president Derek Fisher, as a voice of reason.
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Comparison of Two Vaginal Tablets, Produced at Different Sites, in Postmenopausal Women With Atrophic Vaginitis
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First received: March 11, 2010
Last updated: June 25, 2014
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This trial is conducted in Europe. The aim of this trial is to compare the absorption of estradiol after a single dose of two 25 mcg estradiol vaginal tablets, produced at two different production sites, in postmenopausal women with atrophic vaginitis.
Condition | Intervention | Phase |
Menopause Postmenopausal Vaginal Atrophy |
Drug: estradiol, 25 mcg |
Phase 1 |
Study Type: | Interventional |
Study Design: | Allocation: Randomized Intervention Model: Crossover Assignment Masking: Open Label Primary Purpose: Treatment |
Official Title: | An Open Randomized Two-Way Cross-Over Comparative Bioavailability Study to Compare the Extent of Systemic Absorption of Estradiol After a Single Dose Treatment With Two 25 mcg Estradiol Vaginal Tablet Formulations Administered in Postmenopausal Women With Vaginal Atrophy |
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Estradiol cypionate
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Further study details as provided by Novo Nordisk A/S:
Primary Outcome Measures:
- Area under the curve (AUC(0-t)), maximal concentration (Cmax) of estradiol after baseline correction [ Time Frame: from dosing to day 4 ]
Secondary Outcome Measures:
- Number of adverse events and local tolerability [ Time Frame: from dosing to day 4 ]
Enrollment: | 70 |
Study Start Date: | March 2010 |
Study Completion Date: | May 2010 |
Primary Completion Date: | May 2010 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure) |
Arms | Assigned Interventions |
Active Comparator: Trial part 1 |
Drug: estradiol, 25 mcg
Single dose of vaginal tablet containing 25 mcg estradiol (Production site A) followed by another single dose of vaginal tablet containing 25 mcg estradiol (Production site B)
Experimental: Trial part 2 |
Drug: estradiol, 25 mcg
Single dose of vaginal tablet containing 25 mcg estradiol (Production site B) followed by another single dose of vaginal tablet containing 25 mcg estradiol (Production site A)
Ages Eligible for Study: | 55 Years to 75 Years (Adult, Senior) |
Sexes Eligible for Study: | Female |
Accepts Healthy Volunteers: | No |
Inclusion Criteria:
- Subjects who are able to use the German language, spoken and written
- Postmenopausal women: 5 years or more after last menstruation; or both ovaries surgically removed 2 years or more prior to trial start
- Availability of a normal mammogram within 1 year prior to trial start
- Good general health
- No significant illnesses that could interfere with the subject's participation in the trial, based on the judgment of the physician
Exclusion Criteria:
- Known or suspected allergy to estradiol or related products
- Known, suspected or past history of breast cancer
- Abnormal genital bleeding
- Previous oestrogen and/or progestin hormone replacement therapy
- Use of any type of vaginal or vulvar preparations, e.g. pessaries, contraceptive sponges, douches, vaginal moisturizers, or other non-oestrogenic medications including K-Y jelly etc., 1 month prior to first planned drug administration
- Hot flushes which require systemic hormone replacement treatment
- Known insulin dependent or non-insulin dependent diabetes mellitus
- Systolic blood pressure (BP) of more than 160 mm Hg and/or diastolic BP or more than 100 mm Hg, currently treated or untreated
- Active deep venous thrombosis or thromboembolic disorders or a history of these conditions
- Active arterial thrombosis or a documented history of this condition
- Known or suspected liver and/or kidney impairment based on medical history, physical examination, and/or laboratory results
- Known HIV infection based on laboratory result
- Porphyria
- Body Mass Index (BMI) above 30.0 kg/m2
- Cervical smear presenting PAP of more than class II
- Known or suspected vaginal infection requiring further treatment
- Known alcohol or drug abuse, heavy smoking (more than 20 cigarettes a day)
- Currently using steroid hormones (except topical or inhalation glucocorticoid preparations) and drugs known to significantly influence oestrogen metabolism such as barbiturates, phenytoin, rifampicin, carbamazepine
- Subject who has participated in any other trial involving other investigational products within the last 30 days prior to the first planned drug administration
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Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01085877
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Mainz, Germany, 55127 |
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Study Director: | Global Clinical Registry (GCR, 1452) | Novo Nordisk A/S |
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ClinicalTrials.gov processed this record on March 27, 2017
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Responsible Party: | Novo Nordisk A/S |
ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier: | NCT01085877 History of Changes |
Other Study ID Numbers: |
VAG-3821 U1111-1113-4908 ( Other Identifier: WHO ) 2009-017034-50 ( EudraCT Number ) |
Study First Received: | March 11, 2010 |
Last Updated: | June 25, 2014 |
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Atrophy Pathological Conditions, Anatomical Estradiol Polyestradiol phosphate Estradiol 3-benzoate Estradiol 17 beta-cypionate Estradiol valerate |
Estrogens Hormones Hormones, Hormone Substitutes, and Hormone Antagonists Physiological Effects of Drugs Contraceptive Agents Reproductive Control Agents Contraceptive Agents, Female |
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In what way are you using the unit that buffer size needs to be small?
Also buffer is usually measured in samples not time.
none. it is fine actually. I was just noting there is some difference. jriver states in time(ms).
Is that prebuffering or output buffer?
it is on the asio setup page. I am figuring that is the output buffer. the streaming media buffer is on a different page. I noticed it was skipping so I increased the hardware buffer and fine. as you said it does not matter for listening. that only matters if you are recording or dj'ing afaik.
Exactly, it's really only an issue if you do digital tracking. For music production or dj'ing.
I quite like the piece. I really wanted something that would work perfectly in Linux and play DoP. I compared this DAC to many other pieces that cost an order of magnitude more and found that I couldn't hear enough of a difference to justify continued search for now.
It looks good ! Do you guys know where can I try it
Later in the week I'll have a UD-501 and a Essence One (non-Muses) to play with. Does Muses really make a big difference?
So, did u compare them yet?
I don't know about the non Muses Essence one, but I had a Muses one, and I currently have the UD-501. I used boed out in Balanced mode to a Bryston BHA-1 to a Black Dragon cabled Sennheiser HD-800.
Hands down, the Teac was much more neutral and revealing. The Muses sounded pleasant but colored everything with the Muses sound, which got frustrating after a while, as it also tended to sound slow. The Teac was just right, not too revealing, not too warm, not dry or brittle (which is the danger with this setup, unfortunatley).
Hope that helps.
Sorry it has been a long time but I finally gave in to my base instincts and opened up the teac unit to take a look at the inner workings of the dac. Frankly I was surprised at how substantial the build quality is on this unit for its modest cost. Even with its substantial end caps removed this unit is pretty heavy and very stoutly constructed for a unit that only retails for 849 usd. I also tried to locate a fuse within the unit. Damn if I can find one I did not see any fuse at least one that I can find within the unit. If there is a fuse in this unit teac did a great job concealing it. I saw another post with in this posting that said another person could not locate a fuse within the unit either. So I am not the only one who could not locate a fuse inside the well populated volume within this very substantially built unit. Damn I had hoped for a good bump in the units performance by upgrading the fuse but if there is no fuse that is not going to happen.
The one thing that I can say about this unit after ten months of use that it definitely is at its best when you use the balanced outputs. The sound is decent from its single ended inputs but it performs noticeably better when you use the balanced outputs.
I have checked the inside of the unit too and there is no fuse in the unit. I believe the unit has some type of shunt to protect it. I do agree with your findings regarding the sonics. It sounds ok single ended but sounds noticeably better in balanced output mode. I am using nordost heimdall version 1 balanced cables to my emotiva airmotiv 5s on my desk top and it sounds pretty decent. To improve sound try a upgraded power cable this does make a difference with the teac.I have had my unit for awhile and have been satisfied with its desk top performance. The headphone amp is not bad but my dedicated headphone amps do sound better. I wish that teac had used a better volume pot in the unit like a alps blue velvet unit. The pot they used looks out of place when you look at the build quality on the rest of the unit. I guess they had to cut some where to keep the cost of the unit below a thousand. A better pot would have bumped up the performance of the headphone amp a bit. I bought my unit from the teac factory store. The last time I checked teac has bumped up the price on the unit from when I bought it. At the time I payed 749 usd for mine.
I just ordered the UD-501.
It was a toss up between this and the MHDT Stockholm2. We'll see how it goes.
Two completely different dacs I know, but I want to try DSD before I go back to an NOS dac.


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Last updated: 06/26/2012 12:00:00 PM
Dedicate this to all the ladies from all the guys
[?] through situations in life yo know
Got ya ladies knahmean
Some of them we hurt you knahmean
Some women out there just love to run with niggaz you know
Its like you got to take some time out
and recognize the love you have ya knahmean
I want to dedicate this to my old lady ya knahmean
We going to do it
[Verse 1]
That's why I miss you much
Your laughs lips your touch
All those things we shared
To show each other we cared
Candle light nights out
Lets get it on lights out
Wipe your eyes don't cry
This love we got it won't die
I promise this no lie
As long as we both try
To come close and make it work
I know deep down it hurt
[Chorus: Glenn Lewis]
All the tears and the pain
Never again I'll put you through it
But we can make it
Find it in your heart, in your heart
[Verse 2]
Kiss and make up
I know that will be hard
I love from the start
Now your hearts been scarred
I stand here alone
I feel like the dirt
You lost your main squeeze
Fuck her nice work
The whole town is laughing at me I'm a clown
I Smile on the outside but inside I frown
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I apologize for all I have done
Caught between the walls I can't run
I sweared I wish I had you near
I sweared I wish I had you here
Yeah you got me in my zone
Come back and make this house a home
If I could take it back I would
Excuse the way I act no good
Never meant to make you cry
Don't want to hear you say bye-bye
[?] For another why
Lets give this love another try
[Verse 4: Glenn Lewis]
I know I promised babe
If you believe in me
I know at times I let you down
If it were me ask myself could I take it
In my heart as a man might not make it
Honestly sincerely truthfully I come to you
Despite all that I do yeah we can yeah yeah
I Love you I love you I love you
Believe it when I say baby
Oooooo baby
I'm sorry
I'm sorry whoooo
Whoo I am sorry baby
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After Senate Banking Committee Chairman Tim Johnson and Senator Mike Crapo announced their plan on Tuesday to eliminate and replace Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, the common shares of both government-sponsored enterprises tumbled 31% and 27%, respectively. But trading in the preferred shares of the mortgage giants, which receive preferred treatment to the common shares, was initially not as extreme—the most popularly traded preferred shares of Fannie and Freddie fell by some 3%.
But investors in the preferred shares of Fannie and Freddie followed the lead of investors in the common shares on Wednesday, selling the popularly-traded series of the preferred shares. Fannie Mae's series S preferred shares plunged by 6% in Wednesday morning trading. Freddie Mac's series Z preferred shares also fell by nearly 6% in Wednesday morning trading.
The more pronounced selling of the preferred's on Wednesday is notable because the smart money trade of the speculative Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac share frenzy that has gripped the Over-The-Counter Bulletin Board in the last year has been on the junior preferred shares of the GSEs, which are operating under government conservatorship. Big shot money managers like Richard Perry of Perry Capital and Bruce Berkowitz of Fairholme Funds have taken big positions in the preferred shares and have launched lawsuits against the federal government on the basis of their preferred holdings.
Common shares of Fannie and Freddie also extended their losses on Wednesday morning, dropping by about 10%. But the trading of the common shares has always been viewed as even more speculative than the preferred trade. Bloomberg News recently reported that Perry Capital has a $500 million bet on the preferred shares and a much smaller position in the common. Fairholme's mutual funds have reportedly been the biggest investor in the preferred and also have a sizeable stake in the common.
The Obama Administration, which appears to be backing the bipartisan agreement in the Senate, has long planned to wind down Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. Both GSEs have been paying nearly all of their profits to the federal government in the form of dividends. But the nation's mortgage market still largely relies on the controversial mortgage giants and the fact that the U.S. government has been "repaid" the $188 billion it used to bail them out has encouraged investors to buy the still-trading securities of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac with the hope that some of the massive profitability of the GSEs will eventually flow to those securities because of action in Washington or the courts. The recent agreement in the Senate has clearly diminished the hopes of some investors, but this story is far from over.


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This is the absolute perfect summer dessert. When its hot outside this is cool and creamy in your mouth.
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- 220 grams (7 squares) (lindt or bakers brand) white chocolate melted in a double boiler with 6 cl (2 oz) of water until melted and smooth after whisking. Add a package of Mascarpone cheese and blend together. Whip 1 1/2 cups of heavy cream in a Kitchen Aid blender and a cold aluminium bowl until it is whipped cream. Add to the Mascarpone/White chocolate mixture and refridgerate for 4 hours covered. Lay a light layer of the above mixture at the bottom of the trifle bowl. Soak lady fingers in a mixture of 1/4 cup water mixed with a 1/4 cup marsala wine. Add on top of the chocolate layer. Add you favorite fruit. Repeat the process until you get just under the top of the bowl. Whip 1 cup of whipping cream for the top of the bowl and decorate with the fruit and add shaved white chocolate as the accent on the top of the fruit. Footnote: Italian lady fingers are coarser and can stand up to the soaking. To shave the cholocate, refridgerate a square for 20 minutes and take your carrot peeler or mandolin for the finishing touches. Enjoy!
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- Fat358 g(552%)
- Protein75 g(150%)
- Saturated Fat218 g(1091%)
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- Fiber6 g(23%)
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Lamar County will travel to Macon Friday to take on Southwest Macon. The Trojans are 7-0 and in first place in Region 4-AA at 5-0 while the Patriots are 3-3 overall and 2-2 in region play. Lamar is averaging 38 points per game while allowing 12.
Trojan quarterback Maurice Bloodser (11) looks for a receiver and fires a touchdown pass during Friday's 47-6 win over Crawford County. Bloodser had four carries for 44 yards and a touchdown. He also completed six of seven pass attempts for 115 yards and two additional scores.
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10/13/11 at 11:43 AM
Please tell me this is their homecoming.
10/14/11 at 11:56 AM
Go Trojans! So proud of the football players, cheerleaders and band! Hope the band wears their uniforms for this game to show off : )
10/15/11 at 07:02 PM
So how many more beat downs do we need to hand out before the AJC will rank us.
10/16/11 at 12:13 PM
At least one. Lovett dropped out this week losing to Blessed Trinity but were replaced by North Oconee who is undefeated too but yet to play undefeated Elbert County so I would bet the loser of that game gives up its spot in the top ten to the Trojans as long as they keep winning. But only one ranking really matters and that's the one at the end of the season. GO BIG BLUE!!!
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Fauxhawks, nose rings, metal chains: Was this couture week or a Sex Pistols concert? Blame Rooney Mara (or the androgynous computer-hacker character she plays in The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo), but the spring couture shows in Paris this week definitely had a punk-rock attitude.
At Chanel, the models sported exaggerated, teased mohawks and severe black eyeliner, though their drop-waist tweed shifts and embroidered cocktail dresses were utterly ladylike. Givenchy designer Ricardo Tisci punched up his beaded, Art Deco gowns with exposed zippers, chains and lots of leather. The most breathtaking of these beauties: a gown made of chocolate crocodile skin, cut into little squares and then individually sewn onto a nude body stocking.
And Jean-Paul Gaultier devoted his collection to the late singer Amy Winehouse, complete with candy-colored beehive wigs, leather corsets and a rockabilly vibe. During the show, the model Karlie Kloss vamped down the runway wearing a green trench coat tied at her waist. She then twisted and knotted the sleeves in such a way that it resembled the skirt of an avant garde ballgown. How DIY.
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100-calorie BROWNIES?! Yep! We chewed a slew of 'em and now we're telling ALL!
Entenmann's Little Bites 100 Calorie Packs, Soft Baked Brownie Squares
PER SERVING (1 pouch): 100 calories, 4g fat, 85mg sodium, 15g carbs, <1g fiber, 8g sugars, 1g protein -- POINTS® value 2*
Five fudgy little brownie squares huddled together in a bag.
You can eat five mini brownies, which is fun. And they taste EXACTLY like brownies should -- sweet, super-fudgy and delicious.
Each pouch contains less than a gram of fiber. And we've heard complaints about the serving size of these. But after checking out all the other 100-calorie brownie options, we found the portion size to be pretty impressive. So that's not really a con, is it?
Overall assessment:
WOWOWOWOW! These ROCK. We are truly surprised that we heard anything negative about these brownies -- but then again, most people don't go and round up all the competitors for comparison!
Little Debbie 100 Calories Triple Fudge Brownies
PER SERVING (1 brownie): 100 calories, 4g fat, 45mg sodium, 15g carbs, 0g fiber, 8g sugars, 1g protein -- POINTS® value 2*
The world's smallest fudge brownie. With tiny stripes. In an itty bitty plastic bag.
Very fudgy texture and taste. Perfect if you're going for the classic fudge brownie flavor you remember from your middle school cafeteria. The stripes are a nice bonus.
It is laughably tiny. Really, REALLY tiny. Almost a joke. And it's fiber-free. Bummer.
Overall assessment:
Even though this brownie tastes pretty good, it's hard to justify spending 100 calories and 4g fat on something so depressingly small.
Erin Baker's Organic Brownie Bites, Classic Walnut
PER SERVING (1 brownie): 100 calories, 2.5g fat, 70mg sodium, 18g carbs, 2g fiber, 10g sugars, 2g protein -- POINTS® value 2*
A small, soft, cookie-like brownie with nuts and chocolate chips.
Organic. Great texture. And it tastes really GREAT (and healthy)!
Pretty little, and definitely more like a cookie than a brownie. And 100 calories for a smallish cookie isn't a bargain.
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Not a bad option if you're into organic food and don't mind spending 100 calories on a
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VitaBrownie, Deep & Velvety Chocolate
PER SERVING (1 brownie): 100 calories, 2g fat, 120mg sodium, 23g carbs, 6g fiber, 8g sugars, 4g protein -- POINTS® value 1*
A large, chunky, nut-topped brownie.
Beautiful, moist, gigantic. This one's the most appealing and impressive-looking by far. And while some carby, chocolatey treats leave you feeling hungry for more, this brownie's VERY satisfying. It's high in fiber and has lots of vitamins. It's also super-low in fat.
If you don't like walnuts, you're out of luck (although you might like the
Dark Chocolate Pomegranate version
Vita makes -- no nuts there). Also, it tastes like healthy cake more than a fudgy brownie, so it may not be quite chocolatey or chewy enough if you want a really gooey brownie fix.
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for so many reasons. It's huge, good for you (more nutritional bang for your calorie buck), and VERY satisfying. But again, it does taste a little more like cake than a brownie.
Glenny's 100 Calorie Brownie
PER SERVING (1 brownie): 100 calories, 4g fat, 85mg sodium, 12g carbs, 7g fiber, 11g sugars, 4g protein -- POINTS® value 2*
A flat, dull brownie with some chocolate chips.
It's not small -- it's actually a decent size. It has a lot of fiber, and it seems to have lots of fans (though we're not particularly fond of it).
This one's very thin and has a slightly sour taste. It's also not so pretty -- in fact, it's a little sad-looking.
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We're not impressed at all. We still like
Glenny's Soy Crisps
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The Kolkata Knight Riders produced yet another clinical performance to beat the Chennai Super Kings at the MA Chidambaram Stadium in Chepauk. After their bowlers, led by Jacques Kallis (4-0-21-2), restricted the hosts to 139, the KKR batsmen, with Gautam Gambhir (63 off 52) leading from the front, chased down the score with five wickets to spare.
It was an efficient performance by the KKR bowlers to limit CSK to under 140 on the Chepauk wicket. Barring Yusuf Pathan, whose solitary over went for 10 runs, all their bowlers bowled a tidy line. After Iqbal Abdulla opened the bowling for KKR, Brett Lee had Faf du Plessis (3) caught by Brendon McCullum behind the wicket in the second over. Michael Hussey (18), who was playing his first game of the competition, was then run-out following a mix-up with Suresh Raina. At that point, the score was 32 for two in the fifth over.
Jacques Kallis and Rajat Bhatia then continued the good work for KKR by keeping things tight right through the middle overs. Kallis, who bowled his four overs on the trot, also took two wickets in his spell. The South African all-rounder had Dwayne Bravo (12) caught at long-on in the 11th over and then had Suresh Raina (44) caught by Yusuf Pathan, to leave CSK stumbling at 88 for four at the end of the 13th over.
Skipper MS Dhoni (34* off 30 balls) looked to give the hosts' innings a late flourish. But with Sunil Narine (one for 24) bowling economically at the end, CSK managed only 139 for five in their 20 overs.
Gautam Gambhir was hit on his helmet by a short delivery from Albie Morkel early in the run-chase. But the KKR captain recovered from that blow to build a solid platform from where his team could get past the target. After Brendon McCullum (2) scooped a catch off R Ashwin's bowling to Shadab Jakati in the third over, Gambhir stitched a 70-run stand with Kallis that never let the asking-rate get out of hand for KKR. Kallis made 26 before he bottom-edged a Dwayne Bravo delivery straight to wicketkeeper Dhoni.
Gambhir, nevertheless, continued unfettered and brought up his fourth half-century of the competition in the 15th over. He also smashed Bravo for consecutive fours to take KKR past the 100-run mark in the same over.
Things got a little tight for the visitors as they lost Manoj Tiwary (13), Gambhir (63) and Yusuf Pathan (12) at the end. But with the run-rate very much within reach and young Debabrata Das (11* off four balls) hitting a couple of boundaries, including the match-winning four, KKR got home with two deliveries to spare.
Gambhir even recognized Das' contribution by giving away his Man-of-the-Match award to the youngster saying, "It's not how you start, but how you finish."
The win keeps KKR in second place in the points table. CSK, meanwhile, remain in fourth place in the league standings.
Man-of-the-match: Gautam Gambhir (63 off 52, 6x4 and 1x6), who handed it over to Debabrata Das for his cameo (11* off four balls, 2x4) at the end.


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That's Galore Pink on the left and Imperial Splendour on the right ($12 each).
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That's Galore Pink on the left and Imperial Splendour on the right ($12 each).
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I like Galore pink color….but I don't know how much it will last on my nails. I'm usually an Orly fan 🙂
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I have to get these 😉 The pink looks like it will be a fun shade for spring
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I love the plum shade…
I like the pink, but I have Essie "Chastity" and it looks similar.
I was soooo excited for the last autumny nail colors and ran out and bought three the day of release. Worst nail polishes evah! The colors were on trend and exciting, but the formula chipped so badly that I swore never to buy MAC nail varnishes again.
That plum is pretty though!
So dark colors in spring don't make that much sense to me, but I have to admit…I love both colors!
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The Pink one is so pretty!
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Galore pink is pretty but I find MAC Creme polishes a bit streaky.
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I like Malibu Peach much more! The pink is too barbie-ish for my liking…oh well!
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Transfer news: AFC Wimbledon have made two signings before the close of the emergency loan window, bringing in West Ham striker Paul McCallum and former Kettering Town midfielder Ryan Hervel.
The highly-rated 19-year-old Hammers Under-21s ace, raised in Streatham, has signed an initial one-month loan deal and is eligible for the FA Cup second tie against MK Dons, while Hervel, who has been without a club, has penned a short-term deal.
Manager Neal Ardley told Dons Player: "We have a busy period coming up and we are in a dogfight. Good players like this do not become available too often so we have to utilise them.
"We have had rave reviews about Paul. I have had contacts ringing me up and telling me how good a player he is and I have spoken to Ian Hendon, his U21s manager at West Ham, and he believes Paul will be ideal for us. He is a big, strong lad, who links the play up well.
"Ryan was at Kettering at the start of the season, but he had to leave due to financial problems at the club.
"With us having so many loan players, it was a good opportunity to sign Ryan, who was without a club.
"I watched Ryan at the Bailey Elite Academy and he has very good qualities, which can help us out. It is also a chance for Ryan to prove himself before January."
West Ham have also sent three other development squad players on loan. Robert Hall has joined Birmingham, Blair Turgott has gone to Bradford City and Danny Potts has moved to Colchester United.
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Thread for following fall tournaments on campus. The big ITA tournaments will no doubt get their own threads. Duke Fab Four Invite Looks like all the top Duke players are there except Bruno Semenzato.
Looks like it will be a great tournament. Bruno Semenzato is not eligible to compete until the spring. http://m.dukechronicle.com/article/...-cary#/article/duke-tennis-begins-season-cary
Just got back from CTP. The event seems smaller this year, compared to last. Only courts 11-30 were in use today, with the exception of court 1, and a few singles matches on the lower courts. Most of the teams from last year are here again: W&M, Louisville, Bama, Kentucky, SCarolina, Elon, Texas/Texas A&M, Purdue, Illinois, NC State, NCarolina, and Duke. I was most interested in watching the new faces for UNC, but Cunha and Redlicki won their singles matches today. Redlicki beat Simich (LVille) 5 & 1 (I was at tourney desk when he reported his score). I'll go back tomorrow and pay more attention to the scores.
Cunha continues to cruise...was playing his semifinal match against VCU player when I left. Assuming he wins, he'll play Redlicki in the finals. I was looking forward to watching Redlicki play Rossi (UK) in other semi match, but Rossi pulled out. Not sure why - he looked fine playing McCall (Duke).
Napa Valley Classic this weekend - pretty good competition. University of California, Berkeley Mads Engsted (FR, Aarhus, Denmark) Chris Konigsfeldt (SR, Rungsted Kyst, Denmark) Ben McLachlan (JR, Queenstown, New Zealand) Riki McLachlan (SR, Queenstown, New Zealand) University of Georgia Garrett Brasseaux (JR, Mandeville, La.) Eric Diaz (SO, Athens, Ga.) Nathan Pasha (SO, Atlanta, Ga.) Ben Wagland (FR, New South Wales, Australia) Harvard University Shaun Chaudhuri (SO, Pleasanton, Calif.) Casey MacMaster (JR, Fort Collins, Colo.) Denis Nguyen (SO, Anaheim, Calif.) Alex Steinroeder (SO, Concord, Mass.) University of Illinois Farris Gosea (SO, Cardiff, Wales, United Kingdom) Stephen Hoh (SR, Eaglemont, Victoria, Australia) Tim Kopinski (SO, Palos Hills, Ill.) Brian Page (FR, Wheaton, Ill.) Stanford University Daniel Ho (JR, Rosemead, Calif.) Matt Kandath (SR, Gansevoort, N.Y.) John Morrissey (SO, Dublin, Ireland) Robert Stineman (SO, Winnetka, Ill.) University of Texas Lloyd Glasspool (SO, Birmingham, England) Soren Hess-Olesen (SO, Aarhus, Denmark) Sudanwa Sitaram (JR, Coimbatore, India) Daniel Whitehead (SR, Sugar Land, Texas) USTA Juniors: Henry Craig, Murrieta , Calif. Jack Murray, Beverly Hills , Mich. Joseph Digiulio, Newport Beach , Calif. Konrad Zieba, Glenview , Ill. Robert Bellamy, Pacific Palisades , Calif. Deiton Baughman, Carson , Calif. Gage Brymer, Irvine , Calif. TJ Pura, Brentwood , Calif.
Dumb answer. Correct. Everyone uses the fall to get their players match tough, let the coaches see the players in match situations so that the coach can more easily see what needs to be worked on, etc. So, the question of why they don't seem to have much of a fall schedule, when they have always had fall schedules that were comparable to other schools, is a valid one.
There is a Women's Hidden Quad in Little Rock this weekend, OU, Arkansas, TX Tech, and Ole Miss Women's Teams. Many smaller Mid-Major tournaments. Jayhawk Fall Invite: Jayhawk Invitational Mens Louisville Invitational: Louisville Fall Inivte Women's Longhorn Invitational: Longhorn Invitational
It looks like the Harvard Crimson Invitational and Fresno Bulldog Classic is off of those school's schedules compared to last year. Pepperdine just had one event before the ITAs as well.
Baylor Intercollegiate is this weekend for the men. Teams include Baylor, Tennessee, Tulsa and Virginia Tech among others. Baylor Intercollegiate
My Memphis Tigers have a respectable first day. Interesting matches today. You going to watch any this weekend Clark?
maybe they have a secret weapon they are trying to hide.. or they found out last year that their schedule is too grueling and cutting back some.. the latter might the case .. after seeing some of the players at the end of last season,they didn't look like they handling the grind too well ..
Napa Valley - Day 1 Results Friday's singles results Sudawa Sitaram (Texas) def. Alex Steinroeder (Harvard), 6-1, 6-1 Soren Hess Olesen (Texas) def. Denis Nguyen (Harvard), 6-3, 7-5 Daniel Whitehead (Texas) def. Gage Brymer (USTA), 6-1, 6-2 Robbie Bellamy (USTA) def. Shaun Chaudhuri (Harvard), 3-6, 7-5, 6-4 Lloyd Glasspool (Texas) def. Konrad Zieba (USTA), 6-4, 6-3 Joseph DiGuilio (USTA) def.Tim Kopinski (Illinois), 6-4, 6-3 Brian Page (Illinois) def. Casey MacMaster (Harvard), 6-4, 3-6, 7-6(6) Ben McLachlan (Cal) def. Deiton Baughman (USTA), 5-7, 6-3, 6-4 Chris Konigsfeldt (Cal) def. John Morrissey (Stanford), 6-4, 7-6(6) Ben Wagland (Georgia) defeated Stephen Hoh (Illinois), 6-3, 7-5 Daniel Ho (Stanford) def. Garrett Brasseaux (Georgia), 6-3, 7-6(7) Riki McLachlan (Cal) def. Jack Murray (USTA), 6-0, 6-2 Nathan Pasha (Georgia) def. Henry Craig (USTA), 6-3, 6-2 Farris Gosea (Illinois) def. Matt Kandath (Stanford), 6-1, 6-4 Eric Diaz (Georgia) def. Robert Stineman (Stanford), 6-3, 6-7(1), 7-5 Mads Engsted (Cal) def. T.J. Pura (USTA), 4-6, 6-3, 6-4 FRIDAY'S TEAM TALLY USTA Juniors: 2-6 Cal: 4-0 Georgia: 3-1 Harvard: 0-4 Illinois: 2-2 Stanford: 1-3 Texas: 4-0 Friday's doubles results DiGuilio-Murray (USTA) def. Chaudhuri-Steinroeder (Harvard), 9-7 Konigsfeldt-B.McLachlan (Cal) def. Sitaram-Whitehead (Texas), 8-4 Nguyen-MacMaster (Harvard) def. Glasspool-Hess Olesen (Texas), 9-8 (6) Baughmann-Pura (USTA) def. Pasha-Wagland (Georgia), 8-4 Kandath-Morrissey (Stanford) def. Bellamy-Craig (USTA), 9-8 (3) Gosea-Kopinski (Ill) def. Brymer-Zieba (USTA), 8-3 Hoh-Page (Ill) def. Engstad-R.McLachlan (Cal), 8-2 Saw this write up by USTA's Steve Pratt
Napa Valley Day 2 Schedule DAY 2: Saturday's Schedule/Results - follow results @ustacollege10s on Twitter. Llyod Glasspool (Texas) def. Garrett Brasseaux (Georgia), 2-6 7-5 6-1 Konrad Zieba (USTA) def. Daniel Ho (Stanford), 6-2 6-0 Tim Kopinski (Illinois) def. Alex Steinroeder (Harvard), 6-1 6-2 Joseph DiGuilio (USTA) def. Sudawa Sitaram (Texas), 6-4 6-3 Chris Konigsfeldt (Cal) def. Daniel Whitehead (Texas), 7-6(5) 6-4 John Morrissey (Stanford) def. Gage Brymer (USTA), 7-5 1-6 7-5 Ben Wagland (Georgia) def. Robbie Bellamy (USTA), 6-2 6-4 Stephen Hoh (Illinois) def. Shaun Chaudhuri (Harvard), 6-1 6-2 Nathan Pasha (Georgia) def. Farris Gosea (Illinois), 6-1 6-4 Matt Kandath (Stanford) def. Henry Craig (USTA), 6-4 6-1 Mads Engsted (Cal) def. Robert Stineman (Stanford), 6-2 7-6(4) T.J. Pura (USTA) def. Eric Diaz (Georgia), 6-3 4-6 6-3 Ben McLachlan (Cal) def. Denis Nguyen (Harvard), 7-5 6-3 Jack Murray (USTA) def. Casey MacMaster (Harvard), 6-3 6-0 Riki McLachlan (Cal) def. Brian Page (Illinois), 6-4 6-1 Deiton Baughman (USTA) def. Soren Hess Olesen (Texas), 6-1 6-3 3 p.m. Ho-Stineman (Stanford) v. Sitaram-Whitehead (Texas) Brymer-Zieba (USTA) v. Brasseaux-Diaz (Georgia) Gosea-Kopinski (Illinois) v. Konigsfeldt-B.McLachlan (Cal) 4:30 p.m. Hoh-Page (Illinois) v. Chaudhuri-Steinroeder (Harvard) 5 p.m. DiGuilio-Murray (USTA) v. Engsted-R.McLachlan (Cal) MacMaster-Nguyen (Harvard) v. Bellamy-Craig (USTA) Pasha-Wagland (Georgia) v. Kandath-Morrissey (Stanford) Glasspool-Hess Olesen (Texas) v. Baughman-Pura (USTA)
Cal goes undefeated on Day 2 in Napa. Cal 4-0 Georgia 2-2 Illinois 2-2 Stanford 2-2 Texas 1-3 Harvard 0-4 USTA 5-3
Updated draws from UVa. Doubles are finished, and only one match of singles left per player for Sunday morning.
Napa Valley - Day 3 DAY 3: Sunday's Schedule/Results - follow results @ustacollege10s on Twitter. Sunday's Results: Soren Hess Olesen (Texas) def. Ben McLachlan (Cal), 6-4 6-3 Deiton Baughmann (USTA) def. Denis Nguyen (Harvard), 6-3 3-6 6-3 Nathan Pasha (Georgia) def. Matt Kandath (Stanford), 6-3 6-2 John Morrissey (Stanford) def. Daniel Whitehead (Texas), 6-3 6-3 Ben Wagland (Georgia) def. Shaun Chaudhuri (Harvard), 4-6 7-5 6-4 Mads Engsted (Cal) def. Eric Diaz (Georgia), 6-2 6-1 Henry Craig (USTA) def. Farris Gosea (Illinois), wo Chris Konigsfeldt (Cal) def. Gage Brymer (USTA), 6-3 3-6 6-3 Stephen Hoh (Illinois) def. Robert Bellamy (USTA), 6-4 6-1 Sudawa Sitaram (Texas) def. Tim Kopinski (Illinois), 6-4 4-6 6-1 Joseph DiGuilio (USTA) def. Alex Steinroeder (Harvard), 7-6 2-6 7-5 T.J. Pura (USTA) def Robert Stineman (Stanford), 3-6 6-2 6-4 Lloyd Glasspool (Texas) def. Daniel Ho (Stanford), 6-0 6-2 Garrett Brasseaux (Georgia) der. Konrad Zieba (USTA), 4-6 6-4 1-0 Riki McLachlan (Cal) def. Casey MacMaster (Harvard), wo (inj) Jack Murray (USTA) def. Brian Page (Illinois), 7-6(3) 6-4 PlayBrave Shootout to follow - each of the 8 pool winners play a 10 point supertiebreak against one another Group 1 Soren Hess Olesen Texas 2-1 - Group Winner Group 2 Nathan Pasha Georgia 3-0 - Group Winner Group 3 Chris Konigsfeldt Cal 3-0 - Group Winner Group 4 Ben Wagland Georgia 3-0 - Group Winner Group 5 Joe DiGiulio USTA 3-0 - Group Winner Group 6 Mads Engsted Cal 3-0 - Group Winner Group 7 Lloyd Glasspool Texas 3-0 - Group Winner Group 8 Riki McLachlan Cal 3-0 - Group Winner
PlayBrave Shootout - each of the 8 pool winners play a 10 point supertiebreak against one another Konigsfeldt/DiGuilio winner plays Pahsa/Glasspool winner Hess Olesen/McLachlan winner plays Engstedt/Wagland winner
PlayBrave Shootout: Quarters: Wagland over Engstedt 10-4 Hess Olesen over McLachian 10-4 Pasha over Glasspool 10-8 DiGuilio over Konigsfeldt 10-7 Semis: Hess Olesen over Wagland 10-8 Pasha over DiGuilio 10-8 Final: Pasha over Hess Olesen 16-14. Good tournament for the Bulldogs.
Some smaller tournaments going on this weekend involving guys that didn't make it out to Tulsa. Virginia hosting the UVA Fall Classic this weekend with players from Binghamton, Coastal Carolina, College of Charleston, East Tennessee State, George Washington, James Madison, Liberty, Morgan State, Norfolk State, North Carolina Wesleyan, Penn State, Richmond, VCU, Virginia Tech, Wake Forest and William & Mary - draw Georgia hosting the Bulldog Invitational in Athens with players from Georgia, Armstrong Atlantic, and Furman competiting. Armstrong was the big winner on day 1 going 13-2. Bulldog Invitational Results: Doubles Dan Regan/Georgi Rumenov (AA) d. Garrett Brasseaux/Marco Nunez (UGA), 8-4 Alex Christ/Tyler Droll (FUR) d. Austin Smith/Eric Diaz (UGA), 9-7 Pablo Gor/Jaan Kononov (AA) d. Will Oliver/Casey Kay (UGA), 8-2 Sven Lalic/Matus Mydla (AA) d. Matt Browne/Ben Horst (FUR), 8-2. Singles Matus Mydla (AA) def. Marco Nunez (UGA), 6-3, 6-7 (4), 7-5 Eric Diaz (UGA) d. Matus Mydla (AA), 6-4, 2-6, 6-2 Eric Diaz (UGA) d. Tyler Droll (FUR), 6-1, 7-6(7) Georgi Rumenov (AA) d. Austin Smith (UGA), 6-1, 6-4 Georgi Rumenov (AA) d. Alex Christ (FUR), 6-1, 6-1 Matt Browne (FUR) d. Casey Kay (UGA), 2-6, 6-3, 6-4 Jaan Kononov (AA) d. Will Oliver (UGA), 6-3, 6-2 Jaan Kononov (AA) d. Casey Kay (UGA), 6-1, 6-3 Pablo Gor (AA) d. Garrett Brasseaux (UGA), 3-6, 6-4, 6-2 Matt Browne (FUR) d. Pablo Gor (AA), 6-4, 6-4 Austin Smith (UGA) d. Tyler Droll (FUR) , 6-1, 6-4 Will Oliver (UGA) d. Ben Horst (FUR), 6-4, 7-5 Sven Lalic (AA) d. Ben Horst (FUR), 6-4, 6-0 Garrett Brasseaux (UGA) d. Sven Lalic (AA), 3-6, 6-4, 7-6 (3) Dan Regan (AA) d. Marco Nunez (UGA), 6-4, 6-1 Dan Regan (AA) d. Alex Christ (FUR), 6-3, 4-6, 6-4
UVA Fall Classic Final Results Robert Kjellberg (NC Wesleyan), Robin Lesage (Binghamton), Michal Voscek (VCU), Claes Goransson (VCU), Shea Thomas (Liberty), & Mitchell Polnet (UVA) were the pool winners.
Armstrong Atlantic's Georgi Rumenov was named tournament champion of the Bulldog Invitational going 5-0 in singles and 2-0 in doubles. Sunday Results: Doubles Dan Regan/Georgi Rumenov (AA) d. Marco Nunez/Eric Diaz (UGA), 8-2 Will Oliver/Austin Smith (UGA) d. Alex Christ/Tyler Droll (FUR), 9-8(2) Sven Lalic/Matus Mydla (AA) d. Casey Kay/Garrett Brasseaux (UGA), 8-6 Pablo Gor/Jaan Kononov (AA) d. Matt Browne/Ben Horst (FUR), 8-6 Singles Austin Smith (UGA) d. Matus Mydla (AA), 6-3, 7-6(3) Georgi Rumenov (AA) d. Marco Nunez (UGA), 6-3, 3-6, 6-4 Dan Regan (AA) d. Eric Diaz (UGA), 6-3, 6-2 Casey Kay (UGA) d. Tyler Droll (FUR), 6-3, 6-2 Sven Lalic (AA) d. Will Oliver (UGA), 6-2, 6-2 Garrett Brasseaux (UGA) d. Matt Browne (FUR), 6-3, 6-1 Jaan Kononov (AA) d. Ben Horst (FUR), 6-2, 6-1 Pablo Gor (AA) d. Alex Christ (FUR), 6-2, 6-0 Saturday Results: Doubles Dan Regan/Georgi Rumenov (AA) d. Alex Christ/Tyler Droll (FUR), 8-1 Austin Smith/Eric Diaz (UGA) d. Sven Lalic/Matus Mydla (AA), 8-3 Will Oliver/Casey Kay (UGA) d. Matt Browne/Ben Horst (FUR), 8-6 Marco Nunez/Garrett Brasseaux (UGA) def Pablo Gor/Jaan Kononov (AA), 8-5 Singles Marco Nunez (UGA) d. Alex Christ (FUR), 7-6, 6-4 Marco Nunez (UGA) d. Jaan Kononov (AA), 6-4, 6-3 Austin Smith (UGA) d. Matt Browne (FUR), 6-1, 6-4 Austin Smith (UGA) d. Dan Regan (AA), 6-4, 6-3 Georgi Rumenov (AA) d. Casey Kay (UGA), 3-6, 6-2, 6-1 Georgi Rumenov (AA) d. Ben Horst (FUR), 6-1, 6-0 Garrett Brasseaux (UGA) d. Tyler Droll (FUR), 6-3, 6-1 Matus Mydla (AA) d. Garrett Brasseaux (UGA), 7-6(4). 6-2 Matus Mydla (AA) d. Alex Christ (FUR), 1-6, 6-4, 6-2 Sven Lalic (AA) d. Eric Diaz (UGA), 6-3, 6-3 Sven Lalic (AA) d. Tyler Droll (FUR), 6-1, 6-3 Pablo Gor (AA) d. Casey Kay (UGA), 6-3, 3-6. 6-3 Pablo Gor (AA) d. Alex Christ (FUR), 6-4, 6-4 Jaan Kononov (AA) d. Eric Diaz (UGA), 7-5, 6-1 Dan Regan (AA) d. Will Oliver (UGA), 6-4, 6-2 Matt Browne (FUR) def. Will Oliver (UGA), 6-2, 6-4
Hey hey! Good to see Ben Horst in action. I remember that guy from the old days of high school tennis. The wars we used to have. Good times indeed.
Not a big tournament but still good win for Stanford and good to see the young guns already making some noise. I think the two new recruits Paige and Romanowicz are going to be real assets for Stanford this year. Oct. 7, 2012 DAVIS, Calif.- Stanford wrapped up competition at the Aggie Fall Invitational on Sunday afternoon, highlighted by Jamin Ball and Nolan Paige snagging two titles apiece. In addition to registering a runner-up singles finish in the Flight A division, Ball paired with Trey Strobel to capture the division's doubles crown. Meanwhile, Nolan Paige defeated Maciek Romanowicz 6-1, 6-4 in all-Stanford final in the Flight B division. The two rookies then teamed up to claim the division's doubles title. Stanford is back in action next weekend at the Battle in the Bay Classic.
Went to the Wake Forest invite to catch some action, link: http://www.wakeforestsports.com/sports/m-tennis/recaps/101212aab.html Vick from Ohio St looked really good, although Lee from Wake didn't look good at all or like he even cared, that match was not close. Amogh Prabker and Rafael Aita from UNCW both looked really solid, Prabker won in the third. Saba from Duke looks strong, wish I could go tomorrow to see him play Prabker, that should be some big hitting.
Thanks for the Wake Invite info. I guess you realize that Nelson Vick is no longer at Ohio State, and the Wake player you saw was Amogh Prabhakar, not Prabker.
Texas A&M hosting an event called the Conference Challenge this weekend with LSU, Oklahoma, and Illinois sending players. Write up didn't say anything about LiveStats/Video or mention of the players. LSU has a write up that says they'll be bringing everyone except their #1 Olivier Borsos. Oklahoma has a write up that says they'll have 4 players there - Lawrence Formentera, Nick Papac, Leonard Stakhovsky and John Harrison Warden.
Conference Challenge Hosted by Texas A&M Extra Singles Julian Childers(Illinois) def. Behzad Minavi(Texas A&M) 6-4, 6-4 Day 2 1st Round Singles Jeremy Efferding(Texas A&M) def. Bruno Abdelnour(Illinois) 7-6(4), 6-1 Tim Kopinski(Illinois) def. Roger Anderson(LSU) 6-3, 7-6(2) Arturs Kazijevs(SMU) def. Brian Page(Illinois) 6-4, 6-3 Jared Hiltzik(Illinois) def. Jackson Withrow(Texas A&M) 3-6, 6-3, 6-3 Julian Childers(Illinois) def. Harrison Kennedy(LSU) 7-5, 6-1 Nick Papac(OU) def. Alex Jesse(Illinois) 6-3, 7-5 Behzad Minavi(Texas A&M) def. Will Suk(LSU) 6-0, 6-2 Joe Hill(LSU) def. Larry Formentera(OU) 4-0(ret.) Chris Simpson(LSU) def. Mischa Nowicki(SMU) 6-2, 6-2 Tam Trinh(LSU) def. Harrison Adams(Texas A&M) 2-6, 7-5, 6-4 Boris Arias(LSU) def. John Harry Warden(OU) 2-6, 7-6(6), 6-2 Jordan Szabo(Texas A&M) def. Mark Bowtell(LSU) 6-3, 7-6(12) Alberto Bautista(Texas A&M) def. Nate Lammons(SMU) 7-6(4), 6-3 Leonard Stakhovsky(OU) def. Shane Vinsant(Texas A&M) 6-1, 6-4 2nd Round Singles Jeremy Efferding(Texas A&M) def. Chris Simpson(LSU) 7-6, 4-6, 7-5 Harrison Adams(Texas A&M) def. Bruno Abdelnour(Illinois) 6-0, 7-6 Shane Vinsant(Texas A&M) def. Nick Papac(OU) 6-4, 6-2 Jackson Withrow(Texas A&M) def. Boris Arias(LSU) 6-1, 6-2 Alberto Bautista(Texas A&M) def. Julian Childers(Illinois) 6-0, 4-6, 6-2 Jordan Szabo(Texas A&M) def. Arturs Kazijevs(SMU) 6-1, 7-6 Behzad Minavi(Texas A&M) def. Joe Hill(LSU) 6-1, 6-7, 7-5 Leonard Stakholvsky(OU) def. Tim Kopinski(Illinois) 6-4, 6-4 Roger Anderson(LSU) def. Mischa Nowicki(SMU) 6-3, 6-2 Brian Page(Illinois) def. Nate Lammons(SMU) 6-1, 3-6, 6-3 Harrison Kennedy(LSU) def. John Harry Warden(OU) 6-4, 2-6, 6-2 Jared Hiltzik(Illinois) def. Tam Trinh(LSU) 6-2, 6-3 Alex Jesse(Illinois) def. Mark Bowtell(LSU) 6-2, 6-3
USTA Clay Court Invitational Several players from Duke, Georgia Tech, USC, Florida, Kentucky, Florida State, Cal, and a group of USTA Juniors are participating in this clay court event. Here is Duke's write-up which includes the different draws. The Gold draw is the top notch one.
USTA Clay Court Invitational Quarterfinals: Murra (UK) def. Mengel (Duke) 6-3 6-3 Quiroz (USC) def. Tahir (Duke) 6-2 6-4 Redlicki (Duke) def. Konigsfeldt (Cal) 6-4 6-4 Hanfmann (USC) def. Saba (Duke) 6-3 6-1 Seminfinals: Quiroz (USC) def. Murra (UK) 6-3 6-3 Redlicki (Duke) def. Hanfmann (USC) 6-4 6-3 Championship: Quiroz (USC) def. Redlicki (Duke) 6-1 6-3
redlicki took the h2h at the zoo (very close match), but impressive results for both so far, at times, these past few months...not much difference right now probably, we'll see who develops better / has the higher upside over time
Might also be able to measure when we see how each player contributes in doubles. Mac will has played very well with Jenkins thus far, but Redlicki with his size, serve, and lefty-ness might do some major damage in the spring.
Southern California Intercollegiate Tennis tourney about to wrap up. A few surprises on the draw sheet.


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Sauber C32 Launch Thread
Tagged: C32, F1, Guttierez, Hinwil, Hulkenberg, Kaltenborn, launch, pre-season, Sauber
This topic contains 21 replies, has 16 voices, and was last updated by Keith Collantine 4 years, 1 month ago.
31st January 2013, 8:37 at 8:37 am #132662
I don't know how, but I completely missed this picture of the new Sauber C32:
Though it isn't the most telling picture in the world, it does look like Sauber are going for a low nose this year! :)31st January 2013, 8:48 at 8:48 am #224644Seems to be more teams than usual giving cheeky little sneak previews! Of course I'd love to say that this confirms the car'll be white, but for all we know there could be more black again.
1st February 2013, 13:36 at 1:36 pm #224645So, the C32 is the next car to be launched.
Are you people ready for this?
The GREATEST TEAM on the grid is about to launch the GREATEST CAR in their 20 year history. GET. HYPED.
E21? Sounds like the name of some stupid X-Factor group.
MP4-28? Oh look, it's the EXACT SAME CAR as last year.
VJM06? You name your car after yourself? Ego, much?
Real men don't name their chassis after themselves, like some insecure baby with validation issues – real men name their car after their wives. Why? BECAUSE THAT'S SOME ROMANTIC ****.
But who needs real men, when women can do even better? That's right. Move over Tulisa – I'm talking about the REAL female boss:
MONISHA 'The Beastsha' KALTENBORN
This is what you need to succeed, boys. Intelligence, class, confidence, sweet glasses and two X chromosomes.
But wait – there's more.
You can't have an AWESOME team and an AWESOME car with an AWESOME team principal without two AWESOME drivers – and OH MY GOD ARE THESE DRIVERS AWESOME.
First up, we have the man who will win his first Grand Prix in 2013 (quote me on that) – you don't want to make him angry, it's:
NICO 'The Incredible' HÜLKENBERGHOLY JESUS HE IS SCARY PLEASE DON'T HURT ME NICO
And who's joining The Hulk? Well, he's not just a man. He's not just a driver. He's special. VERY special. It's:
ESTEBAN 'The Chosen One' GUTIÉRREZ
Wow. That driver line is so SENSATIONAL I don't even know what else I can say. Except for YES SAUBER! THIS IS IT! THIS IS YOUR TIME! THIS IS THE SEASON YOU RISE UP AND TAKE THE GLORY THAT YOU SO RICHLY DESERVE!
First time I laughed out loud browsing this website @magnificent-geoffrey
Some quality trolling sir, I'm a fan!
1st February 2013, 13:56 at 1:56 pm #224647@roald Trolling? What are you talking about? I'm a Sauber fan.
1st February 2013, 14:44 at 2:44 pm #224648…Awkward.
1st February 2013, 15:01 at 3:01 pm #224649Is that the Batmobile under the cover?
1st February 2013, 15:18 at 3:18 pm #224650Apparently Sauber's gonna go with closed cockpit already this season judging that picture
1st February 2013, 15:34 at 3:34 pm #224651Hahaha! Yes @magnificent-geoffrey.
1st February 2013, 16:10 at 4:10 pm #224652Esteban 'the chosen one' Guttierez?
On a more serious note: Sauber say they will launch the car at 12:00 CET (11:00 GMT) with a livestream on their website. When I go to Sauber's website, it gives a black page – anyone else having this problem?
1st February 2013, 17:55 at 5:55 pm #224653On the Sauber website they have the picture but really big, the cloth they have over it is a bit see through, I may be going mental but it doesn't look like there is a stepped nose, no closed cockpit as was previously mentioned, this is the on bit which shows a may not be looking properly, but can I see a shark fin.
1st February 2013, 20:28 at 8:28 pm #224654I'm guessing they're going with a modesty panel as well.
1st February 2013, 20:35 at 8:35 pm #224655@magnificent-geoffrey well that was quite… exaggerated perhaps :P But I definitely hope so and surely Sauber will have a season at least as good as last year's, which was awesome, and I think Hulkenberg can improve Sauber's results so far…
1st February 2013, 20:37 at 8:37 pm #224656In response to my earlier comment: if you get a black page, try another browser -facepalm- that's just.. noob :/
The nose looks remarkably low to me, reminds me a bit of the GP2 Dallaras.
2nd February 2013, 2:28 at 2:28 am #224657That was fantastic! Felt like old commentary from the 1940's.
I do hope Sauber has another breakthrough year. They were honestly unlucky not to win a race last year. Perez needed but half a lap more at Monza and Kobayashi could have pulled a big upset at Spa were it not for the big crash. Hulkenberg showed great poise (for the most part) while leading in Brazil. 2013 really could be their year.
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wave of mutilation - the pixies
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wave of mutilation - the pixies
Dont know the name of the song and cant remember who sings it, but it goes....
Black Coat, Black Shoes, Black hat,, the boys a timebomb.
that's "timebomb" by Rancid, KH. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by kidhuman
Tears for Fears- "Everybody wants to rule the world"
Falco: "Der Kommisar"
Awesome choice (You muthaf***errrrrr)!Quote:
Originally Posted by darthvyn
"I Hope You Die"- The Bloodhound Gang
"Am I Evil?" Diamond Head (or Metallica covers this as well)
Am I Evil?
Yes I am.
Am I Evil?
I am man!
What about the whole Dark Side of the Moon album by Pink Floyd?
"That's no moon, it's a Battle Station!" :D
"Smack my B**ch Up"-Prodigy
Gordon Lightfoot -"Ribbon of Darkness" for when he's kicking back at his "getaway" cottage on Naboo
"Paint it Black"- The Rolling Stones
"Cold", by the band Crossfade.
(think of this in Anakin/Vader's point of view towards Padme)
Looking back at me I see
That I never really got it right
I never stopped to think of you
I'm always wrapped up in
Things I cannot win
You are the antidote that gets me by
Something strong
Like a drug that gets me high
[Chorus x2:]
What I really meant to say
Is I'm sorry for the way I am
I never meant to be so cold
To you I'm sorry about all the lies
Maybe in a different light
You could see me stand on my own again
Cause now i can see
You were the antidote that got me by
Something strong like a drug that got me high
[Chorus x2]
I never meant to be so cold
I never really wanted you to see
The screwed up side of me that I keep
Locked inside of me so deep
It always seems to get to me
I never really wanted you to go
So many things you should have known
I guess for me theres just no hope
I never meant to be so cold


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The US Army, which has funded Junior Solar Sprint in the Northeast for the past several years, has assigned, via the Army's Youth Science Cooperative Outreach Agreement, an agent at Virginia Tech to identify the next organization, after Northeast Sustainable Energy Association closed its education department, to run JSS.
According to an announcement from the Army, after 2012, the operation of JSS will be assigned to Tech Student Association (TSA).
Questions about the program should be addressed to email@example.com.
Northeast coordinators are offered an honorarium to continue the program in 2012. See the following PDF for the source of these details:
EnergyTeachers.org has many JSS materials, contact us for help with curriculum or judging help or workshop help or ideas.
National Renewable Energy Lab has plenty of info on JSS also, and remains the coordinator for many western races:
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Buddha died from a meal of dried boar's flesh. Mr. Sinnett; tells us that the "boar" referred to was the boar avatar of Vishnu, and that "dried boar's flesh" means esoteric knowledge prepared for popular use. None but Buddha himself must take the responsibility of giving out occult secrets, and he died while so occupied, i.e. in preparing for the general esoteric knowledge. The protreptics of Jamblicus are examples of similar interpretations. (See Nineteenth Century, June, 1893, p. 1021.)
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How to build a metal cube
New York City fabricator teaches nonmetalworkers basic tricks of the trade
Scott Behr, founder and fabricator at Total Metal Resource Inc., Brooklyn, N.Y., usually gets a pretty enthusiastic response when he tells people what he does for a living. With the upstart of his Metal Shop Fantasy Camp, he can now share tiny parts of his job with people who might otherwise never get an opportunity to try their hand at metalworking.
People familiar with Scott Behr and his company, Total Metal Resource Inc. (TMRnyc), a custom metal fabrication shop located in New York City, know the grandiose and polished effect that a well-designed and -fabricated object can have on the overall environment of a home or business.
To nonmetalworking folks, there's something mysterious about the craft as well as the people who perform it. Maybe it's because we meet people who more often than not work in offices Monday through Friday, dress business-casual, and sit in front of computers. Or maybe, said Behr, it's something else entirely.
"I just feel like so many people grow up nowadays not knowing how to do things, and I think using tools is a basic instinct that we have as humans. I think most people have a curiosity about working with tools."
Either way, Behr has found that many people he meets or knows are fascinated with what he does for a living, and it's easy to understand why. TMRnyc has made its mark in the various boroughs of New York City fabricating custom furniture and environments for homes and businesses. That success led to a few high-profile, signature projects, including the Chobani SoHo storefront; Sprinkles Cupcakes in Manhattan; and the Shinola flagship store in Tribeca—a project on which the company worked alongside renowned and award-winning architect David Rockwell, who called TMRnyc one of the last remaining blacksmiths in New York City.
Not bad for the Atlanta College of Art alum who fell in love with the city more than 15 years ago.
Curiosity Built the Fab Camp
Behr is always surprised by the reaction he gets when he talks to people about what he does.
"Anytime I tell someone what I do, they're always like, 'Wow! You weld? I've always wanted to learn how to do that.'"
After hearing the same comment several times, the idea came to mind, more or less as a joke, to host a metalworking class geared toward nonmetalworkers. But that's exactly what it was, an idea … that is, until he came up with a name—Metal Shop Fantasy Camp—as well as a concept—building metal cubes.
What started as a joke became this very doable, very real idea to offer people who are curious or interested in learning how to weld, cut, or grind a fun outlet to try their hand at some basic metalworking processes.
For those wanting to learn the trade, acquire certifications, and leave with an employable skill, Metal Shop Fantasy Camp probably isn't the place. It does, however, cater to people who are curious about metalworking; who have welding, metal cutting, or working with industrial tools on their bucket list; or who, at the very least, are looking for a unique way to spend four hours.
The class is held on select Thursday evenings and Saturdays and is open to anyone who is interested. Behr, who teaches the course with the help of Michelle David, starts it off with general safety principles and an overview of how to read a tape measure. He then reviews the project—how to make a metal cube—goes over shop drawings of what the cube will look like, and then introduces them to the band saw on which students cut their own pieces. After cutting is complete, he shows them how to add bevels and clean up the edges before welding them together.
"Once that's all ready to go, we sit down, clamp them up, and tack them together to get the bottom and the top, and then we put the side pieces on. And then once it's tacked up and everything is square, we start welding the piece up and we do all the first passes with the welds. Then we show them how to use the grinder to finish off the welds to get it to a finished look. By the time they are finished, they have a completed cube in their hand and they also have the fundamentals that go into building anything," Behr explained.
Destination Metalworking
Though the class is still a very new concept, Behr said he has received positive feedback from the folks who have taken it. He has found that most people—even those who have never so much as read a tape measure—get the hang of things fairly quickly, end up laying nice weld beads, and become comfortable handling the various metalworking tools. With such a positive response, Behr has been busy dreaming up ways to expand upon the class for 2014, including offering new sessions that would feature new projects or focuses. He also has aspirations to create a three-day class where attendees could spend time making something a little more substantial to take home.
An unexpected perk of Metal Shop Fantasy Camp for Behr has been the ability to view his craft from a different perspective.
"You go through each day and sometimes forget how cool this stuff really is. It's nice to step back and not have to be the boss."
To learn more about Metal Shop Fantasy Camp, visit metalshopfantasycamp.com/.
Amanda Carlson
FMA Communications Inc.
Elgin, IL 60123
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The FABRICATOR is North America's leading magazine for the metal forming and fabricating industry. The magazine delivers the news, technical articles, and case histories that enable fabricators to do their jobs more efficiently. The FABRICATOR has served the industry since 1971.


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