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6 New Cars with Low Monthly Payments
For most car shoppers, choosing a new vehicle comes down to finding low monthly payments. To help drivers find the right car, we've listed a few of our favorite new models available today for less than $300 per month.
To get to that number, we've made a few assumptions. For one, we assume sales tax is around 6 percent. We also assume you'll be able to put around 10 percent down. We've taken into consideration the average auto loan interest rate (3.7 percent) and the average loan term (65 months). Here are some of our top selections.
Chevrolet Sonic LTZ
The subcompact Chevrolet Sonic boasts a fuel-efficient 4-cylinder capable of delivering 35 miles per gallon in highway driving. It also offers four doors and a surprisingly roomy backseat. For drivers with a budget of around $300 per month, we recommend the Sonic LTZ sedan. That budget will only cover a model equipped with a manual transmission, so shoppers who require an automatic will have to step down to an LT. But it might be worth learning to drive manual just to take advantage of the LTZ model's luxury equipment. Standard features include leather upholstery, heated front seats, cruise control and Bluetooth -- not common items for $300 per month. And all Sonic trim levels include many safety features, such as side-curtain airbags and knee airbags for front-seat occupants.
FIAT 500 Sport
The FIAT 500 offers a lot of personality in a small package. Standing at just 139.6 inches long -- less than three feet longer than a Smart Fortwo -- the 500 barely fits four seats. While some drivers will need more room, those who can make do with the 500's small size will get a fuel-efficient 4-cylinder capable of 30 mpg city/38 mpg highway. The mid-level 500 Sport model we've chosen is easily available for under $300 per month -- and it boasts a long list of equipment. Standard features include Bluetooth, air conditioning, an auxiliary input for MP3 players, steering wheel audio controls and remote keyless entry.
Ford Fiesta SE
Although many drivers on a $300-per-month budget will be tempted to select a base-level Focus, we recommend the Fiesta SE instead. The hatchback model starts around $17,000 with shipping, which works out to around $270 per month using our assumptions. That leaves a lot of room for options. But we'd suggest saving your money, since the Fiesta SE is already well equipped. Standard features include remote keyless entry, air conditioning and power windows. The Fiesta SE also comes with Ford's SYNC infotainment system, which offers a USB port for music and an auxiliary jack for MP3 players.
Honda Fit
The Honda Fit is a 5-door hatchback available in two trim levels. We like the standard Fit over the Fit Sport. One reason is pricing: The Fit Sport is around $2,000 more expensive than the base-level Fit. In fact, a Fit Sport with an automatic transmission is out of our price range. We also think the base-level Fit offers everything most drivers need. Standard features include cruise control, keyless entry, a split-folding rear seat, a USB audio interface and an auxiliary jack for an MP3 player. The Fit Sport primarily adds appearance options, such as fog lights and alloy wheels. The best part about the base-level Fit is that even with an automatic transmission, it's well within our $300 per month budget.
Hyundai Accent SE
Hyundai's newly redesigned Accent is an impressive compact car. While that's true of all three of its trim levels, we're most taken by the top-level SE hatchback. Its base price is under $17,000, which puts monthly payments around $270 with our assumptions. Many drivers will spend the difference on an automatic transmission, which places the Accent SE just under our price cap. But that's OK, since the 5-door hatch doesn't need options to be well equipped. In addition to items such as cruise control and power windows, the Accent also boasts Bluetooth and a 172-watt sound system with USB and auxiliary input. It also features standard anti-lock brakes and head-protecting side curtain airbags.
Kia Soul +
Drivers who want a little pizzazz for their $300 monthly payment should consider the 5-door Kia Soul hatchback. While its fuel economy isn't as strong as some competitors, topping out around 29 mpg city, the Soul offers style that few can match. The Soul + also offers a long list of standard equipment for around $280 per month. Features include remote keyless entry, cruise control, air conditioning, SiriusXM satellite radio and 16-inch alloy wheels. For drivers interested in safety, the Soul + includes standard anti-lock brakes, side curtain airbags and advanced traction and stability control. The only catch: Our $300 per month budget is exhausted as soon as shoppers add an automatic transmission.
What it means to you: If you're searching for low monthly payments, there are many great new cars available today on a budget of around $300 per month.


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Kevin Spacey: Give Users Control, What They Want, When They Want It, At A Fair Price, And Stop Worrying About Piracy
from the well,-duh dept
Clearly the success of the Netflix model, releasing the entire season of House of Cards at once, proved one thing: the audience wants the control. They want the freedom. If they want to binge... we should let them binge.... And through this new form of distribution, we have demonstrated that we have learned the lesson that the music industry didn't learn: give people what they want, when they want it, in the form they want it in, at a reasonable price and they'll more likely pay for it rather than steal it. Well, some will still steal it, but I think we can take a bite out of piracy.Ignoring the misleading use of "steal," he's making exactly the right point. Nothing (absolutely nothing) does away with all copyright infringement. But if you can get a huge number of people to give you money, it doesn't matter. And the best way to get more people to give you money (and, in fact, to give you more money) is to give people more of what they want. That includes good content, but also convenience, ease of use, and reasonable pricing.
He goes on to say a few more things worth listening too, including the fact that people want good stories, whether they're in movies, TV shows, video games or something else, and the entertainment industry has a real opportunity to deliver it.
The clip is five minutes long and worth watching. The point, as we've been saying for years, is not to justify "piracy" or infringement, but to show that the "piracy" problem might not be a problem at all if you can give people a good reason to buy. Spacey did that with House of Cards, and it's good to see more people realizing that piracy isn't the problem, but the symptom -- and the solution is a combination of good content, innovation, and recognizing that you need to treat the fans right, rather than as criminals.


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Style # 216733
Armed with glimmering metal studs and a sexy strappy cut, this bebe suede sandal is sure to provide an edgy finish to any look. Team with a bodycon dress and a minaudiere for an evening look.
- Leather upper, synthetic outsole
- Heel height: 5.5" (14 cm)
- Platform height: 1.5" (4 cm)
- Imported
Kristi Embellished Suede Sandals is rated out of 5 by 8.
Rated 2 out of 5 by Ajane from Kristi Heels These heels are not light pink like the picture suggests. They are a light brown shade. Fit true to size, though top strap can be felt around the ankle.
Date published: 2013-11-22
Rated 5 out of 5 by FloridaGirl from Comfortable Shoes I am so glad I found these shoes. I found them at my local Bebe's on a clearance rack. Let me tell you, these shoes are hot! They look incredible on and are extremely comfortable. I normally wear a 7.5 but since all they had were 8's - no half sizes - I took the 8's. They fit fabulous. I'm going to take them on my next cruise. They will look hot with any bandage dress and moto jacket. These are the type of shoes you want to wear at concerts, out to dance etc. They are very comfortable and look hot on! Even my husband gave them two thumbs up!
Date published: 2013-10-21
Rated 5 out of 5 by Dahlia24 from comfortable and sexy Despite of the sky high heels this show is so comfortable and at the same time very sexy. I love it! I wore these shoes with high low animal print dress which is also from bebe. I am very happy with my purchase.
Date published: 2013-08-19
Rated 5 out of 5 by LuvlyJ from A MUST HAVE....SUPER SEXY! These shoes are a showstopper! You will be turning heads. These shoes makes my legs look so long and lean....I've received so many compliments and never fails when I'm asked where I brought them from. They are very tall but comfy. I have the Taupe and Black....no regrets! Just becareful with the studs because one had popped off but bebe was great about exchanging them.
Date published: 2013-08-08
Rated 5 out of 5 by fitfreddie from Sexy and flatering.. bought two pairs, the black and the very berry..wore them for dancing and they were very comfortable....
Date published: 2013-08-05
Rated 5 out of 5 by Canadiana from MOST COMFORTABLE SHOES EVER As soon as I slipped them on, NO JOKE, its like WALKING ON A CLOUD!!! The shoe is SOO cushioned I was literally SHOCKED at how comfy these shoes are...in fact, I didn't even take them off and walked out of the store in them! This is saying ALOT, because trust me I have WIDE feet and truely comfy shoes are not so easy to find. Plus they look SO sexy its ridiculous. The sizing is perfect too..you MUST get them you won't regret it!! (I bought the nude, which are GORGE but I am seriously considering also getting the black!!)
Date published: 2013-07-22
Rated 5 out of 5 by austinbebefan from Very nice high heel, comfortable too. Loved the shoes, Bought them at the bebe, Domain-Austin. Very comfortable for such a high heel. Can't wait to wear them with the embroidered back, white jeans I also purchased. The shoes can be worn often if a high-heeled occasions presents itsefl since they are comfortable. Can be a classic high-heeled, platform shoe. Fits to size. Good buy.
Date published: 2013-07-19
Rated 5 out of 5 by Lmarty18 from So elegant Love these shoes--so very elegant. The fit is amazing as well. They are very comfortable for a high heel, and fit snuggly--no slip and slide at all. The design on the front is special and unique, and the studs and rhinestones add the signature bebe glam factor that we all know and love! Great job bebe. I will defintely be wearing these to dinner in SF.
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The goal of dramatically expanding access to solid state's performance-enhancing benefits without breaking the bank, while simultaneously solving some of the biggest storage problems in virtual servers, is the dream of Enmotus, a stealthy startup that opened its kimono at last fall's Server Design Summit by demonstrating what it calls MicroTiering technology. As CEO and co-founder Andy Mills puts it, the company's "whole focus is an affordable tiered hybrid storage, at a lower price point than Fusion-io." Translated: solid-state cache-like performance at the price point of a commodity hard drive.
The trade-off between performance and capacity is a fundamental principle of digital storage. Regardless of the physical means of storing bits, system designers can have speed or size, but not both. It's the tenet undergirding the canonical multilevel cache architecture used in all modern processors, with a three (or more)-deep hierarchy for data access where fetches from each successive level take longer.
The same phenomena is now manifest in the realm of persistent storage as flash-based solid-state devices have finally scaled to the point where they're feasible replacements for magnetic disks in many situations. Here the yin and yang between performance and capacity is particularly striking. The sweet spot of for SSDs is currently 256 Gbytes versus 2 Tbytes for SATA hard drives (8 times more). In return, SSDs provide two to three orders of magnitude higher IOPs and about a hundred-fold reduction in write latency.
But engineers hate trade-offs and constantly seek design optimizations to provide the best of both worlds, at least under normal circumstances.
Enter hybrid storage, where Mills claims MicroTiering delivers nearly identical performance--within 10% on real-world applications that haven't been specifically tuned for local solid state caching--to a caching-plus-HDD or all-SSD implementation.
MicroTiering gets its name from the fact that it gloms storage volumes into a cohesive union of SSD and HDD that to the outside world look like a single device. But unlike server-side caching products made famous by Fusion-io that simply front-end HDDs with a veneer of flash, Mills emphasizes that in MicroTiers the SSD acts as primary storage. The MicroTiering software automatically migrates "hot," active data to the SSD tier and "cold," inactive data to the HDD. The scheme sounds a lot like Apple's Fusion Drive, but when offered this comparison, Mills hastened to point out that MicroTiers work at the block layer, while Fusion operates on files.
Conventional wisdom, perhaps, but as my colleague Howard Marks points out, not true. Fusion drives do indeed operate below the file system as detailed by these tests showing that when reading just the first megabyte from 300 100-Mbyte files, each came out of the SSD while subsequent reads for the remainder of a file came from disk. Still, Fusion is a bundled device that only works on a select set of proprietary systems. In contrast, Enmotus builds MicroTiering into a an ACHI-compliant PCIe storage adapter that works on any server and with virtually any SAS or SATA device, much like a conventional RAID HBA.
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Reconstruction of Lac qui Parle County Highway 20, the road connecting Hwy, 7, southeast of Watson, with Madison, is expected to start in about a month.
Reconstruction of Lac qui Parle County Highway 20, the road connecting Hwy, 7, southeast of Watson, with Madison, is expected to start in about a month.
During the April 16 Lac qui Parle County Board of Commissioners meeting, County Engineer Steve Kubista told the board that they will open bids for the County Highway 20 project on May 21. If the project is delayed, the opening of bids will be pushed back to June 4.
Actual construction won't start until June 10 or at the latest July 8. This is written in the contract that will be awarded to the winning bid.
Grading and aggregate surfacing will be done this year with paving done next year. County Highway 20 will be open during the winter, as the aggregate surface will be drivable.
Bridge work is to be completed this year as well.
Commissioner Roy Marihart asked Kubista about safety features that will be going in to the new road. Currently, Kubista said, there are five curves in the road at 45 miles per hour each. Once construction is complete there will be four curves, three at 55 mph and one at 50 mph.
The current road is 12 feet wide with a 2 1/2 foot shoulder. The new road will also be 12 foot wide but it will have a two foot paved shoulder and four foot shoulder of aggregate material.
Slope on the current road is one to three inches, "if not worse" Kubista added, and the new road will have a one to four inch slope.
The federal government, Kubista continued, has a Highway Safety Implementation Project and wants to add in rumble stripes or strips to roads being built. This road will have six inch rumble strips on both sides. Kubista said this will be a "pilot project," and could be used when they widen the rest of CSAH 20 at a later date.
Regarding a request from a group of local residents who have pleaded with the board to make the road straight, Kubista said if the county decided to change plans now it would cost and additional $300,000. And if the project were pushed back at all, it could jeopardize federal funding that is being used to help fix the road and build a new bridge.


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Nintendo's unique new home console, known to the masses as the Wii U, is now available across the globe. Early adopters have an adequate launch lineup of games to choose from, and everyone from casual players to hardcore gamers will find something in the current library. More often than not, it's the first-party content�Nintendo churns out that motivates consumers to invest in the Big N's latest hardware.
When whatever the Mother remake is comes out, I'm buying like 5 copies and handing them out to friends. I hope everyone else who loves the series does also, so that we can have a strong hope for the future regarding it!
I'll take a new f zero and a new star fox. Idike a new metroid but not in first person. I'll take it in third person.


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sac- 59
nuggets- 56
nuggets vs. kings
Talk about anything general in the NBA here.
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The Warriors have not caught a break all year. Maybe one, in a clutch time, will make up for it? Come on, Kings....
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6 point game winding minutes kings up
Words can't express how happy I'll be if the Kings pull this one out. That means one recent loss for the Mavs(against Fakers) and one recent loss for Nuggies(against Kings)......
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2.40 to go.. sacramento up by 9. hope they pull this one..
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Porto Alegre: Andre Schuerrle and Mesut Ozil struck in extra time to earn Germany a 2-1 win over Algeria in a pulsating last 16 clash in Porto Alegre on Monday and a quarter-final date with France.
Chelsea forward Schuerrle broke the deadlock in the 92nd minute, with Arsenal`s Ozil adding a second in the 120th minute.
Abdelmoumene Djabou struck in the first minute of stoppage time to give Algeria a consolation goal.
This was Algeria`s first ever appearance in the knockout stages and they covered themelves with glory, taking the game to the three-time champions.
Sporting Lisbon striker Islam Slimani had a goal disallowed for offside in the first half while Germany`s best early chance came as the break beckoned, when only the lightning reflexes of Algeria keeper Rais Mbolhi denied first Toni Kroos` and then Mario Goetze from the rebound.
Germany coach Joachim Loew introduced Schuerrle for Goetze after the interval and he almost made an immediate impact, his 48th minute drive only narrowly deflected.
Mbolhi then made a superb flying fingertip save to deny Phillip Lahm.
In an enthralling evening`s entertainment at this southern port city Mbolhi once again did the north African`s proud, punching away Thomas Mueller`s header with 10 minutes of regulation time remaining.
With the sides deadlocked, extra time was required, and Schuerrle finally was the man to find a way past Mbolhi, flicking the ball with the inside of his heel at close range after Mueller`s cross from the left in the 92nd minute.
Ozil then struck before Djabou`s contribution.
Friday`s quarter-final at Rio de Janeiro`s Maracana is a repeat of the 1986 semi-final won by the then West-Germany.


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Taylor Swift Covers 'Elle' March 2013
Taylor Swift rocks the cover of Elle's March 2013 issue, on newsstands February 19.
Here is what the 23-year-old Grammy-winning singer had to share with the mag:
On ex-boyfriends: "I don't think I've ever yelled at an ex-boyfriend. Ever. I'm not a yeller. I'm not a fit thrower. If something is done, it's done."
On her insecurity: "Middle school was what programmed me be to be semi-insecure, like, all of the time. I didn't fit in….I'd stand on the outside of the circle but I was never really in. That's when I started to realize there's this thing called rejection."
On the speculation surrounding her songs and famous exes: "To me it's just writing songs the way I always have. It's me sitting on my bed feeling pain I didn't understand, writing a song, and understanding it better. If people want to dissect the lyrics, that's their right, but it's all coming from the exact same place as where I started. It's just something I do to feel better."
On dealing with rumors: "I'm sure if I looked up the latest Google Alerts rumor it would say I'm chasing somebody who doesn't like me as much as I like him – people love that angle on me. They're like 'Oh Taylor, coming on too strong again, chasing boys. I never chase boys. They don't like it!'"
For more from Taylor, visit Elle.com!


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The idea of Fairy Tales Collection was introduced at the Information Specialists' Discussion List (INFOSIS) of Canadian librarians. The original meeting took place in Winnipeg at the National Library on the 29th of January 2001. Ten librarians (6 shown) of diverse professional backgrounds attended the meeting; the group consists of: National Library specialists with experience in generating electronic information sources, members of academic libraries, members of Institutes for Library Sciences, as well as library staff of Canadian franchise of a foreign company. At the moment, FTC is published on-line by a group of librarians associated with the Commission for Electronic Publishing of the Canadian Librarians' Association. The committee consists of: the editor-in-chief, the art director, the group of editors, the translators and proof-readers (23 people in total).
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British scientists have engineered a new strain of broccoli that has three times the amount of a key nutrient that breaks down fat and fights heart disease.
Already a healthy vegetable, the new broccoli was specially grown to contain extra glucoraphanin, a nutrient believed to help ward off heart disease.
"Vegetables are a medicine cabinet already," Richard Mithen, who led the team of scientists at the Institute for Food Research in Norwich, England, told The Associated Press. "When you eat this broccoli ... you get a reduction in cholesterol in your blood stream."
The new broccoli tastes slightly sweeter than standard broccoli because it contains less sulfur. The key nutrient, glucoraphanin, breaks down fat, preventing it from clogging the arteries. It is only found in broccoli in significant amounts.
To create the vegetable, sold as "super broccoli," Mithen and his team cross-bred a traditional British broccoli with a wild, bitter Sicilian variety that has no flowery head, and a big dose of glucoraphanin. The hybrid took 14 years to produce with no genetic modification.
It sells under the brand Beneforte in stores in California and Texas, and recently reached British shelves. Experts cautioned that it's healthful benefits won't compensate for bad dietary habits.
"Eating this new broccoli is not going to counteract your bad habits," Glenys Jones, a nutritionist at Britain's Medical Research Council, told the AP.


text: Great room, views, spa and especially great trail ride and breakfast. My wife remembers best the french dip in the smaller restaurant. Also great meal and amazing view from the main dining room. We were as Sun Mountain five years ago and still talk about it often. The year was not 2012. My only choice below. Actually summer 2005.


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A source at the company, a Google Search Quality Engineer, who couldn't be named for privacy reasons, had this to say:
"Google take privacy very seriously. After our very successful hiding of organic keywords, people reached out to tell us how important this is to their daily lives. Now, they don't need to be embarrassed about using Google to search for drugs, weapons and ideas for criminal mayhem. As such, all organic results will be shown as "(not provided)" and the links will be disabled. Naturally, Paid-ads will still show, as people are paying for that, so it would be kind of wrong not to" -- (Not Provided)
Google Chairman, Chris Muller-Lite said that the company were just trialling the idea and that (not provided) would only make up a tiny share of the organic search results and most people wouldn't even notice.
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P.S. This is quite interesting. With each new refresh the new icons appear. Maybe we could vote for the best ones.
Thanks for the edit toolbar also!
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Style # 222341
With open back fringe and luxe soft drape, this bebe tank top is sure to turn the heat up on summer going-out bottoms. Try it with a pair of skinny jeans and a your highest pair of heels.
- 95% viscose, 5% spandex
- Center back to hem: 22" (56 cm)
- Hand wash according to care label
- Imported
- Model is 5'9" and is wearing a US size S


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If she's worried about the feeding itself at night or waking LO up, could she try pumping once overnight? It sucks getting up or having sleep interrupted, especially when they don't nap well during the day, but if baby is pretty well guaranteed to sleep through, one pump session shouldn't be all that horrible, and it might REALLY help, at least in terms of overall supply.
It sucks not getting uninterrupted sleep (not gonna lie, I miss it), but for me it came down to deciding that nursing was more important and making that commitment to it. When LO slept through for a while at 2 months, I got up and pumped instead. Then he went back to waking up, which I honestly find much easier/nicer than pumping, even if it means interrupted sleep.


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11/11/10 is not only Armistice Day/Veterans Day, but the day the world-as-we-know-it ends—one year before it happens—in William Gillespie's stunning new novel Keyhole Factory.
The novel's intersecting narrative structure draws from the "webwork" plot composition method of all-but forgotten mid-twentieth century writer Harry Stephen Keeler, and is perhaps the most fully realized postmodern version of the method.
A few of the novel's 22 sections, or themes contained therein:
"The Bad Poet"—a fierce academic satire of overstuffed conferences keyed into the argument between earnestly literary poetry (good poetry) and a "mechanical approach to the art" (bad poetry).
"Morpheus Biblionaut"—a poet astronaut speeding to Alpha Centauri and back, also offered on the delightful CD-ROM companion);
A perhaps Monsanto-sponsored super-virus that liquefies like something out of Naked Lunch: the Pandora virus.
"Keep the Change"–a six-page narrative splits into an additional column on each succeeding page, tracing six initial victims of Pandora.
Crazed test monkeys escaping from their cages.
A convict who remembers the future and so becomes a test subject for the virus.
An inoculated population of scientists and government elites who spend the post-apocalypse inside a Blade Runner-like pyramid city.
A society of free farms operating on near-Luddite socialist models, terrorized by a distraught killer from the inoculated elite, exiled from the pyramid, who makes "art" through his elaborate staged murders of the commune dwellers.
In short, this is the most exciting book I've read since Steve Tomasula's VAS: An Opera in Flatland.
So forget Franz Ferdinand, the Triple Entente and the Triple Alliance, and surrender—as Gillespie has, when we met in a sort-of-café the where sort-of-intellectuals might gather—to the trench warfare known as The Big Other Interview.


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EndNote Web
EndNote Web delivers an easy-to-use Web-based bibliographic solution that complements EndNote. Users can start their papers in EndNote Web and finish them on the desktop with EndNote and vice versa! EndNote Web references can be transferred directly between EndNote Web and EndNote X, X1, X2, X3, or X4 desktops, and references from both EndNote and EndNote Web can be cited in one document. In addition, EndNote Web folders can be shared easily, simplifying collaboration with colleagues.
EndNote Web provides a bibliographic solution for undergraduate students and periodic writers. For professional researchers and graduate students who depend on EndNote desktop features such as the ability to organize and cite images and manage PDFs and term lists, EndNote Web is the perfect complement to EndNote - providing online storage for references and an efficient means of collaboration with colleagues and students throughout the research and publishing process.
To access EndNote Web, go to www.myendnoteweb.com and follow the instructions to set up an account. Initial account setup must take place from an on-campus computer.
In order to be able to take advantage of the new transfer feature to and from EndNote desktop, you will need to be running EndNote Version X.0.2 or higher.
What is EndNote Web?
EndNote Web is a Web-based bibliographic service for students and researchers that organizes personal reference collections and saves time retyping references for course work and publication. EndNote Web searches ISI Web of Knowledge, PubMed and hundreds of online library catalogs, imports references complete with abstracts, organizes references in folders, and creates bibliographies in over 2,300 publishing styles. With EndNote Web you can:
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It's tempting to categorize Alabama as the state where it's most acceptable to dump your busted refrigerator in the woods. Instead, what you'll find in the cypress forests—apart from hand-carved odes to Bear Bryant and factories built by Hyundai, Mercedes-Benz, Honda, and Toyota—are 468 holes on 26 azalea-laden golf courses (at 11 locations) open to the public, none far from Interstate 65. From Huntsville in the north to Mobile on the Gulf, these diabolical links were the handiwork of Robert Trent Jones, the only gent we know who was born in Ince-in-Makerfield, England.
Jones believed in a "hard par" and possibly a hard drink. During his 93 years, a span in which he designed or remodeled nearly 500 courses, Jones got his name hopelessly entwined with pal and golf legend Bobby Jones as well as son and course designer Robert Trent Jones Jr. So it's okay if you think you've heard of him but aren't sure.
In any event, the Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail represents the largest construction project in the history of golf, possibly surpassing the restoration work on Tiger Woods's reputation, and the tab will only rise after the greenskeepers discover the divots we inflicted. On 9 of the 11 courses, 18 holes costs a low of $45 to a high (in peak season) of $64—cheap shots, for sure—but the courses will test your patience. Witness the 9-iron that managing editor Steve Spence hurled solidly into a pine tree, leaving a lasting impression on both Mother Nature and his colleagues' psyches. Famed golfer Alice Cooper said of the Capitol Hill course (one of three we damaged), "It ripped my handicap to pieces," although Mr. Cooper might better attend to other of his handicaps.
Indeed, Robert Trent Jones was something of a masochist, fond of Scottish link–style 40-foot mounds, doglegs that would cripple Lassie, Spanish moss deployed as camouflage, bunkers the size of the average Caribbean beach, Cousteau-quality water hazards, and, on one course, a 92-yard-long green. A trail of 9-iron tears.
And, so, for our golfing adventure, we acquired four above-par sedans whose buyers comprise a demographic—and we mean this in a nice way—pretty much identical to your average public-course golfer's. Which is to say, they're all near-luxury sedans that, in the rough (ha-ha), lay up (laugh out loud) in the $39,000 driving range (we're killing ourselves), all with 24-valve, dual-overhead-cam V-6s and all riding on M+S rubber.
This foursome seemed neatly linked to the links, so please don't start asking about other contenders. The Chrysler 300, for instance, was invented way, way back in the Schrempp cocktail epoch. We couldn't locate a sub-40-grand Acura TL; plus, its new nose would cause the entire LPGA to lose concentration. And vile and deeply personal arguments erupted over the Nissan Maxima, suggesting that (a) it was too small (untrue); (b) it was a torque-steering maniac (true); (c) its standard CVT wasn't anything a golfer would recognize or care to operate (maybe); and (d) it would ruin our incredibly clever headline, "Fore for Four" (true again).
A brochure for the Trail warned, "Appropriate dress required." Instead of wearing dresses, we approached clothier LoudMouth Golf apparel, which graciously attired us (and John Daly) loudly. One of the company's outfits is called "Disco Balls." Fellow golfers rudely took photos of us. One asked, "Do you know the Alabama saying, 'Whoop, whoop, git it, git it'?" We did not.


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UConn football changes likely coming
UConn football coach Paul Pasqualoni still has his job -- for now -- but over the next two weeks as the team prepares to play South Florida, changes are definitely coming.
The changes may be on the two-deep roster, they may even be on the coaching staff, but they are coming.
"We're evaluating," Pasqualoni said Sunday in his post-game conference call with the media. "We haven't had that discussion (about changes) ¦ I want to get through every piece of that (Buffalo) game. We, as a staff, are in the evaluation process."
When asked if Pasqualoni was considering staff changes, his response was a quick "no." But that doesn't mean they aren't coming.
With USC (3-2) firing Lane Kiffin just hours after the Trojans' 62-41 loss to Arizona State Saturday night, there were thoughts that Huskies athletic director Warde Manuel might pull the trigger on Pasqualoni, especially when UConn fell to 0-4 after a 41-12 loss at the hands of Buffalo -- a team the Huskies had beaten eight straight times dating back to 2001.
But Pasqualoni continues to be the head coach. He also knows that his job could be hanging by the thinnest of threads.
"I understand the nature of this game," he said Sunday. "I understand the nature of fans, people ¦ everyone has their opinion and they're free to express their opinion, but that doesn't discourage me. I understand it's part of it. I've been in this (game) for a long time, so it all goes with the territory. It's my job to do the best I can here with the personnel we have and try to move the program forward. That's my job and that's what I'm going to do. It doesn't really discourage me."
But at 64 and after solid careers at Syracuse and in the NFL with the Dallas Cowboys and Miami Dolphins, he could walk away from all the stress. Yet he chooses to stay and fight.
"I do this because I love it," he said. "I do this because I have passion for the game and the people you're associated with and everything that goes along with it. It hasn't changed for me ever.
"I'm a very optimistic person. A week ago we were just a couple plays away from beating one of the top teams in the country (Michigan), so my attitude and my feelings are the same. It's no different this Sunday as it was last Sunday. I'm determined to improve and to get the things straightened out and get the guys going and get into winning some games."
Pasqualoni said he has not sat down with Manuel to discuss the current state of affairs within the football program. If or when he does, making some changes to his staff might be one the factors involved in whether he finishes out the season.
"I think Warde, like everybody, would like to see things improve, that's for sure," Pasqualoni said. "But Warde and I have not had that conversation, no."
Over these next two weeks, Pasqualoni plans to review every inch of his program and see if there's anywhere that can be improved.
"Because we have the off-week, we're spending a little more time on our own team," Pasqualoni said. "We're in that discussion process, going over the film and everything that's gone on. As we move forward this week, we're going to work on our team this week. We'll work on South Florida, but we'll work more on our team, personnel and what we're doing and things that we need to get better at on offense, defense and special teams."
Even at quarterback, where the most dramatic change could take place if Pasqualoni decides to bit the bullet and go with freshman Tim Boyle for the rest of the season, replacing junior starter Chandler Whitmer.
"If you make the decision to go with a young freshman player," the coach said. "You really have to have a plan for using the guy and getting the guy into the game and getting him as ready as he can be so he can play and have success and not just waste the redshirt year. There's a lot to consider, a lot of discussion before you put any freshman in the games, especially at the quarterback position. These are discussions that are on-going."
Discussions that will likely decide the rest of the season.
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A few short phrases in english and spanish:
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there's anhedonia.
El tiempo se acelera,
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(The time hastens, the life becomes extinct)".
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If you are a WTA player and you go to the Tokyo tournament, chances are, at some point in your career, you will take part in this annual sushi rolling gig. At least this time they didn't have to play dress up. Looks like they did a pretty nice job with it, too. You can see more pics here.
"Yours looks like Hello Kitty!"
Oh, Aga. Did someone spike her sake with more sake?
Also? Way unsanitary, Vika. Gross.
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Lifting the ban on women in combat
I remember the 1994 debate well. I was in DC at time working for the Center for Naval Analyses, and it was heated. Many stated this would NEVER happen.
But even then, you just knew it would. Ditto for gays in the military.
It's a tough life, and when people choose it, you have to respect that along all lines. You cannot deny people the right to move up in rank, and combat duty is a big deal in that regard.
Plus, even then you could see the "linear battlefield" going the way of the dinosaur, so if anybody's there - in theater - combat is possible and inevitable on a long-enough time scale.
So this was just policy catching up with reality - just like how doctrine gets changed (That used to be our doctrine, but then too many troops got killed that way, so now, it's no longer our doctrine and this is.)
So good stuff. You want democracy? You live with equality.


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Professor Sayre Awarded NSF Grantby Steve Charles • April 9, 2010 Share:
Professor Eleanor Sayre says the explosion of knowledge in the sciences is "like a bag of popcorn.
"Each kernel explodes outward, but the bag fills up," the visiting professor of physics and Grinnell College grad says. "Yeah, the knowledge is exploding—but we're finding new ways to fill in the gaps."
Sayre's research at the College in physics education is filling in those gaps with understanding, even as it brings Wabash students working alongside her into their own explosion of science. The recipient in January of a $130,000 grant from the National Science Foundation, Sayre is blending cognitive science, an innovative methodology linked to a Web-based survey system, and a deep understanding of the "language" of physics to study how students learn—and sometimes forget—important concepts in calculus-based introductory physics courses.
"From an instructional standpoint, it's just as interesting to see if students have learned something and forgotten it as it is to see if students have learned something," Sayre explains. "I'm looking at how a class of students changes and learns or forgets during instruction."
When the study is up and running, students will go online to perform one of several tasks which will not only feed data to Sayre and her collaborators at the Rochester Institute of Technology, but also give professors feedback on what their classes are learning and retaining.
"It will report in real time so the professor can see as they teach just how much their students know about every topic in the class," Sayre explains. "It's very powerful, but we're not telling the instructor how to teach. We're giving them the tools to be more effective teachers, however they see fit."
While Wabash introductory classes won't be included in the initial study (Sayre's methodology requires larger class sizes!), Wabash students benefit both directly and indirectly from the research. Two students are already at work on the project.
"One of my students, Tyler Koch '12, is writing version 1.0 of the Web-based system, working with a student at RIT. The goal is to make enough progress this spring so they can jump feet-first into coding this summer," says Sayre.
Freshman Tianren Wang is helping to determine how to analyze the data, looking at paper survey samples gathered in preliminary research.
"Last week he did some more data cleaning and turned up some graphs that are probably going to make a publication," Sayre explains.
"This is good stuff for students. Tianren is way ahead of the game—if he were a junior or a senior doing this work, he'd be extremely attractive to grad schools. And the stuff Tyler is working on makes him exceedingly interesting to employers. Having worked on a large-scale research project like this means he is well-prepared for working on a large team in grad school or industry. He's learning project management. It's a pretty sweet line item on his resume."
"Ellie Sayre's grant-supported work with our physics students illustrates the close connection between teaching and scholarship," says Dean of the College Gary Phillips. He notes that Sayre—whose position at Wabash is supported by a grant from Lilly Endowment Inc.—is applying her expertise in physics education to the Wabash curriculum even as she conducts her research under the NSF grant.
"The focus of her work at Wabash is assisting the physics department in shaping its upper-level course offerings to improve student learning," Dean Phillips said. "Very few trained physicists are skilled in the assessment work that she does. Supported now by NSF funding, Ellie is organizing a regional conference this summer on the teaching of physics to be hosted at Wabash. Her grant is an acknowledgement of the national importance of improving student learning in the sciences and of her skill and success in doing so. She brings important recognition to the College, and we are fortunate to have her and her family here at Wabash making an important difference."
Asked to speculate as to why NSF is so interested in her work, Sayre says the foundation is anxious to "understand how people learn, how we can help them learn better, and how do we prepare our citizenry and workforce for future problems.
"This study is measuring something we've never measured before, but it has great potential to be one of those things that, once you've measured it, you can't imagine going back. I think NSF likes that."


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Skywest use the Fokker 100 aircraft for flights between Port Headland and Denpasar. This aircraft features 100 seats that offer a seat pitch of 34 inches and spacious legroom. Skywest also provide an in-flight catering service.
Skywest Passengers are allowed 7kg of hand baggage and 20kg of checked baggage.
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Skywest offers web check-in for international flights from 24 hours until 60 minutes before departure time. If checking in at the airport, check-in closes 45 minutes before departure time.
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Skywest offers passengers rewards with Virgin Australia's Velocity program. Velocity members can collect and spend points on any Skywest Australia Flights. Points can also be earned on accommodation, car hire, online shopping, entertainment, banking, and financial services. You can redeem your points on flights any time, even during busy holiday periods.
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Free massively multiplayer online 3d-action for Android in your pocket. Fight your enemies with steel modern vehicles and release your fury in realistic armored combat. Destroy cunning enemy tanks in various range of terrains: snow mountain peaks, dangerous green forests, european planes, hot deserts and you can attack other units with your cannon even on malasian Perak jungles. Be good assistant to your team mates in fierce team-based PvP. Current features: - 2 battle levels: Military and DemoMap; - deathmatch and team deathmatch modes; - participate in messaging with other gamers in text chat; - achievements and leaderboards with Heyzap social network; - 8 different tanks; - dedicated server for unlimited number of battlefield arenas; - lot of fun; - application has arm6(ARMv6) and arm7(ARMv7) support; - in-game help for newbies.
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Blu-ray Review: Rango
The first animated movie by Pirates of the Caribbean auteur Gore Verbinski, Rango isn't your average cartoon. Above all else, it's a western, having so many references, tributes, and in-jokes about the old American frontier that you expect Frankie Laine to come in on the soundtrack, singing his theme song from Tim Conway's 1967 sitcom of the same name. The movie also manages to nod to John Huston, Apocalypse Now, the Star Wars finale, and much more. I doubt that anyone could pick up all the allusions in one go.
When the dust has settled, most viewers (especially younger ones) will think of Rango as, pure and simple, a Johnny Depp movie. And he certainly delivers, lending his voice to a chameleon who is bounced out of his safe terrarium home when his car-driving owner has to brake to avoid hitting an armadillo. He's stranded in the Mojave Desert until another creature takes him to a town called Dirt. The town is suffering from a water shortage, and the corrupt mayor (Ned Beatty) lies through his teeth about what is going on. The mayor appoints Rango as sheriff.
There's the usual struggle of good guy vs. bad guy (slipping upside down at the end), and everything turns out well, with the good guy getting the girl and riding off into the sunset. Sort of. There are lots of Looney Tunes-ian chases along the way to liven things up, and there's even a vision of the Spirit of the West — a guy in a poncho who looks and sounds exactly like Clint Eastwood but is voiced by Timothy Olyphant.
Overall, Rango is a movie I admire more than outright love. It's so realistic in using desert animals and birds as characters that they come across seeming a little bit unsavory, like down-and-out vermin. You'll laugh at and with them, but you wouldn't want to have them over for dinner. Even the amiable mariachi quartet of owls doesn't elicit the kind of warm, cuddly feeling that you get from many Pixar characters. Then again, if reptiles and rodents are your thing, you can bump up my movie rating accordingly.
The realism is highlighted by the perfect picture on this 2.40:1 Blu-ray. The town of Dirt wasn't named by accident. There's dirt everywhere. The clothes are dirty, the fur and scales are dirty, and the streets are made of dirt. I have respiratory issues, and I nearly felt a coughing spell coming on. Also impressive is the natural-looking water. But best of all are the dark scenes lit by torch and/or lamp, boasting deep blacks and shadow detail galore. You get the impression that these scenes are straight out of a live-action film.
Unlike most other animated movies, where the voices are recorded in various isolated places, the cast of Rango actually put on costumes and acted out the story. This makes for a more spontaneous voice track than usual. Add in the DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1 mix's fine use of surround and excellent presentation of Hans Zimmer's score, and you have a disc with reference-quality sound, too.
Extras are quite good. You can engage a storyboard PIP feature for the theatrical cut, or you can listen to a commentary by Verbinski and others during an extended cut. One featurette shows the cast in costume, having a really good time recording their voice tracks; another piece is devoted to the production in general. There are deleted extensions to scenes, but if you've watched the extended cut, you've already seen them. A mini-doc on the real animals of the desert is very informative, and an interactive tour of Dirt lets you go to various places in the town to retrieve facts on the characters and other trivia.


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2012 Tour Stop #16 - Smokin' in MesquiteSeptember 1, 2012
Smokin' in Mesquite BBQ Championship
Mesquite, NV
For the past 4 years, Christine and I have spent Labor Day weekend with the Great American BBQ Tour at the Nugget Best in the West Rib Cookoff in Sparks, Nevada. This year, we were scheduled to be in Mesquite, Nevada for the Smokin' in Mesquite BBQ Championship held at the Casablanca Resort and Casino.
We had a beautiful weekend with great crowds for all of our demonstrations. We found that many people remembered Mesquite for being one of the stops for season 1 of BBQ Pitmasters. This year, the event hosted a "People's Choice" contest with Ribs on Saturday and Pork on Sunday. People filed out of the casino to taste some of the Championship quality food and since we were placed right outside the building, they also stopped by for some Reser's® Hidden Valley Ranch Potato Salad and Smithfield® Pork Loin seasoned with the Weber's® Caribbean Jerk Just Add Juice™ marinade. From what we were told, had we entered the contest, we would have won, "hands down," with the fantastic, flavorful samples we handed out!
At every event, we have thousands of 3 oz Reser's® Potato Salad cups along with Smithfield® Pork Loins and Ribs shipped over to us. At Mesquite, they all came in earlier than expected, but the staff was great to help us out and put everything in their coolers quickly. On Friday afternoon, everything was delivered by one fellow on a pallet jack. I sure felt sorry for him as it was quite warm and everything was stacked high. When I told him that I could have brought the truck over to pick it all up, he just smiled and said, "It's my job." That was just one example of Casablanca's great staff!
Chris and I were lucky enough to sit with the "Fork U" team during awards. At first I thought their shirts said "Pork U" as I know there is a Pork U team from the West but in looking closer at the little devil with the fork "shadow" as their logo, I chuckled and realized they were a completely different team.
48 teams competed for the $34,200 in prize money. It was neat to see so many different teams get calls at this event. I was genuinely impressed by the honest good will and praise given to the winners by all the teams in Mesquite. Everyone knew what state the winners were from and gave high fives and congratulations to everyone. It really struck me that this is what BBQ contests all should be like…
At the end of the awards, Kelly Wertz of 4 Legs Up won the Rib category, R & R won Pork while LoneStar Smoke Rangers won Brisket. Bam Bam's had 3 top ten calls and won Reserve Grand while Ridge Route Boys BBQ also had 3 top ten calls including a first place Chicken call and their very first Grand Championship!
As an added bonus, Christine and I left the weekend with an extra $7 in slot machine winnings! So all in all, we had a very good weekend in Mesquite!


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Los Angeles Lakers forward Metta World Peace made an unexpectedly quick return to the lineup on Tuesday after knee surgery that originally was slated to sideline him for six weeks. The Lakers defeated the Hornets in World Peace's return.
Afterward, the artist formerly known as Ron Artest dropped a postgame rant that was weird, even by his standards. Watch it below.
If the line "too sexy for my cat" sounds vaguely familiar, but you can't quite place it, let's go back to 1992 and Right Said Fred's hit song "I'm Too Sexy." You can watch that below.
UPDATE: World Peace kept the feline theme going Wednesday night after the Lakers beat the Trail Blazers in Portland.
I actually kicked my little kitten out the house yesterday because I was more sexy.Cat tried to Meow back but I was like "Wutthheva"— Metta World Peace (@MettaWorldPeace) April 11, 2013
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Dogs often are considered members of the family.
Dogs often are considered members of the family.
That's especially true for members of the Vasiloff family, as their Labrador retriever-golden retriever mix provides not only companionship but greater independence for Jake Vasiloff, 13, a seventh-grade student at Hilliard Heritage Middle School.
The Vasiloff family welcomed Kale II, a 2-year-old assistance dog from the Delaware-based nonprofit organization Canine Companions for Independence, in August to help Jake, who was born with a rare genetic disorder known as Prader-Willi syndrome.
Named for the physicians who identified it 1956, the syndrome is caused by a missing gene on part of chromosome 15.
The condition occurs in about one in every 15,000 births, said Jake's mother, Gina Vasiloff, and the most common symptom is reduced muscle tone, causing those with the condition to have difficulty walking and grasping.
The syndrome also has associated cognitive and behavioral problems, she said, as well as a chronic sense of hunger that can lead to health problems such as obesity.
Receiving Kale took more than a year and Vasiloff was not sure if her son would qualify, as his needs, she said, are not as great as many who have assistance dogs. Families receive the dogs free of charge, but Vasiloff said the cost to raise and train the animal is about $45,000.
Kale is named Kale II because the breeding company names the dogs alphabetically as each is put into service, and the name Kale was used a second time.
Vasiloff applied for an assistance dog when Jake was in fifth grade. The following year, she and Jake completed an orientation class.
They expected to wait another year but received an assistance dog much sooner than expected -- the result of another match that was not successful.
"They called and asked if we could start the next day," Vasiloff said.
Both Jake and his mother were required to complete an intense two-week full academy in which an assistance dog and its owner are matched.
The assistance dog is trained to follow commands from two people: the recipient and a facilitator. In this instance, Jake is the recipient and his mother the facilitator.
The dog is trained to respond to its recipient and, if necessary, to a follow-up command from the facilitator, who performs a "correction" if needed, Vasiloff said.
Fewer than half of assistance dogs, which are selected for their temperament, health and other factors, ultimately are matched with recipients. All assistance dogs begin their service life at about the age of 2, and they typically serve eight to 10 years.
Kale is trained to respond to about 40 commands, but Jake uses only a fraction of those, most often using "get" and "give" to retrieve items, and "push" or "tug" to open or close doors and remove articles of clothing.
It is expected after he is an adult that Jake and Kale can live independently and Kale will follow Jake's commands.
But for now, Jake, his mother and Kale work together.
Kale does not accompany Jake to Heritage Middle School, but he goes most other places, including the library, restaurants, the mall and other social settings.
"I think Kale helps Jake have more confidence with making friends, too," Vasiloff said.
Besides helping Jake with picking up dropped items and pulling off his socks, Kale helps in other ways that are not as obvious.
"Kale wakes up Jake every morning, then wakes up (his sister) Jennifer (a sophomore at Hilliard Darby High School)," Vasiloff said.
Kale helps Jake sleep, especially during thunderstorms.
"Jake gets some anxiety during thunderstorms and Kale gets in the bed with him on those nights," Vasiloff said.
Kale also helps Jake with occasional anxiety issues and "meltdowns."
Behavioral issues also are a symptom of PWS, but Jake's meltdowns have been less frequent recently, his mother said.
"Kale helps me a lot," said Jake, who has "taught" Kale to give him kisses. Assistance dogs typically are trained not to lick faces.
"He makes my life a lot easier," Jake said.
An avid reader, Jake enjoys his classes at school, particularly science classes, and said he wants to be a chemist or a herpetologist, a zoologist that specializes in reptiles, amphibians, crocodilians and turtles.
He also enjoys music and plays drums in the Heritage marching band and has eclectic taste in music, naming AC/DC and Rascal Flatts as favorites.
Ice cream and pizza are among his favorite foods.


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NEW YORK (TheWrap.com) - Bill Hader will star in Paramount's film reboot of "Baywatch," the 1990s TV show starring David Hasselhoff as the leader of a team of lifeguards.
Robert Ben Garant, who co-created "Reno 911!" and is directing "Baywatch," told TheWrap that Hader will play the Hasselhoff character.
Hasselhoff will make a cameo in the film, which like "Reno 911!" will take a faux serious tone to an absurd subject. Just as "Reno" parodied the over-dramatization of shows like "Cops," this will parody the 1990s hit TV show set on the beach.
Yes, Pamela Anderson also will have a cameo.
The plot...


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This video shows how to setup Foglight email server settings, from Quest Software.
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Gain complete visibility into your SQL Server environment with Foglight for SQL Server.
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Learn how to create custom dashboards in Foglight for SQL Server, the SQL Server monitoring solution from Quest that's continuous, web-based and scalable.
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According to a presentation by Twitter Co-Founder and Creative Director Biz Stone at the Chirp Conference in April, Twitter now has over 105 million users with about 55 million tweets per day.oted that the social-networking site "fills a gap left by other forms of communication." According to a presentation by Twitter Co-Founder and Creative Director Biz Stone at the Chirp Conference in April, Twitter now has over 105 million users with about 55 million tweets per day.
Today, it's a form of communication in and of itself. The 140-character limit, which once seemed restrictive, now seems almost limitless in its reach. One of the reasons for Twitter's success and growth is the extensive collection of third-party apps available for use with the micro-blogging-and-so-much-more service. Twitter's openness makes it easy for software vendors and Web site builders to create tools that take advantage of the platform, all to help you become an all-around better tweeter.
There's no way to create a completely comprehensive list of tools for tweeting. They spring up as fast as rabbits in springtime. That said there's no doubt you'll find some gems here that you can put to use immediately. If your favorite tweet-helper app isn't here, please let us know in the Comments area, so we can make this series as exhaustive as possible (after all, this is only part one).
1. HootSuite
Category: Business Twitter interface
URL: hootsuite.com
Twitter username: @hootsuite
Platforms Supported: Web
2. Brizzly
Category: Twitter interface
URL: brizzly.com
Twitter username: @brizzly
Platforms Supported: Web
3. Tweetree
Category: Twitter interface
URL: tweetree.com
Twitter username: @tweetree
Platforms Supported: Web
4. Seesmic Web
Category: Twitter interface
URL: seismic.com/web/
Twitter username: @seesmic
Platforms Supported: Web
5. TwitIQ
Category: Twitter interface
URL: twitiq.com
Twitter username: @twitiq
Platforms Supported: Web
6. threadsy
Category: Social network interface
URL: threadsy.com
Twitter username: @threadsy
Platforms Supported: Web
7. CoTweet
Category: Business Twitter interface
URL: cotweet.com
Twitter username: @cotweet
Platforms Supported: Web
8. Pluggio
Category: Social network interface
URL: pluggio.com
Twitter username: @pluggio
Platforms Supported: Web
9. Twitgether
Category: Social network interface
URL: www.twitgether.com
Twitter username: @twitgether
Platforms Supported: Web
10. Echofon
Category: Twitter interface/Browser plug-in
URL: echofon.com
Twitter username: @echofon
Platforms Supported: Mac/iPhone/iPad
11. TweetDeck
Category: Twitter Interface
URL: www.tweetdeck.com
Twitter username: @tweetdeck
Platforms Supported: Windows/Mac/Linux/iPhone/iPad
12. MetroTwit
Category: Twitter Interface
URL: www.metrotwit.com
Twitter username: @metrotwitapp
Platforms Supported: Windows
13. Seesmic Look
Category: Twitter Interface
URL: seesmic.com/seesmic_desktop/look/
Twitter username: @seesmic
Platforms Supported: Windows
14. Tweetie (by Twitter)
Category: Twitter Interface
URL: www.atebits.com/tweetie-mac/
Twitter username: @tweetie
Platforms Supported: Mac/iPhone
15. twhirl
Category: Twitter Interface
URL: www.twhirl.org
Twitter username: @seesmic
Platforms Supported: Windows/Mac
16. Twitterrific
Category: Twitter Interface
URL: twitterrific.com
Twitter username: @twitterrific
Platforms Supported: Mac/iPhone/iPad
17. SpreadTweet
Category: Stealth Twitter Interface
URL: elliottkember.com/spreadtweet/
Twitter username: @elliottkember
Platforms Supported: Windows/Mac/Web
18. Quitter
Category: Command-line Twitter Interface
URL: quitter.codeplex.com
Platforms Supported: Windows
19. Twistory
Category: Backup
URL: twistory.net
Twitter username: @twistory
Platforms Supported: Web
20. BackupMyTweets
Category: Backup
URL: backupmytweets.com
Twitter username: @backupmytweets
Platforms Supported: Web/E-mail


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Missoula School Board Seats Up For Election on May 7 [AUDIO]
Missoula County School Board members have come under fire recently for approving a $20,000 per year raise for superintendent Alex Apostle. Now there are several school board seats up for election.
Director of Public Affairs for MCPS Leslie Brasfield said Tuesday that Nominating Petitions and Oath of Candidacy forms are now available for five seats that will be up for election on the Missoula County Public Schools Board of Trustees on Tuesday, May 7, 2013.
According to an MCPS news release;
The following seats are up for election:
- § Three seats that represent both Elementary (K-8) and Secondary (high school) Districts on the Board through May 3, 2016. These K-12 seats are three-year terms. Anyone interested in these positions must live within the MCPS Elementary District boundary. These positions are currently held by Toni Rehbein, Scott Bixler and Joe Toth.
- § One seat that represents both Elementary (K-8) and Secondary (high school) Districts on the Board for one year (through May 6, 2014), at which time the K-12 seat will be up for election for a three-year term. This seat is currently held by Scott Todd, who was appointed to the Board on Feb. 19, 2013 following the resignation of former Trustee Adam Duerk.
- § One seat that represents the Lolo, Woodman and DeSmet districts on the Secondary (High School) Board. This seat is a three-year term. Candidates must reside in Election District "A," which includes the attendance areas for Lolo, Woodman and DeSmet K-8 schools. This seat is currently held by Drake Lemm.
MCPS trustees are volunteer, non-paid positions. Trustees are requested to attend 3-4 monthly meetings (on average) that focus on curricula, policy, budget, administrative issues and other topics. Meetings are held during the day and evening.
There are 11 trustees on the school board. Seven seats represent both Elementary and Secondary Districts; four seats represent outlying communities and vote only on Secondary District issues.
Forms must be filed with the Missoula County Elections Office in the Missoula County Courthouse, 200 West Broadway, by 5 p.m. on Thursday, March 28. The forms may also be returned to the District for filing, but must be received in the District's Business Building no later than 4 p.m. on March 28. Individuals filing for an elementary trustee position will need to collect 20 signatures from registered voters who live in the MCPS Elementary District boundary. Fewer signatures are required for individuals interested in the trustee position that represents Lolo, Woodman and DeSmet districts.
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On the game
"We really fielded two different teams in the first and second half. I think they were kind-of sleepwalking through the first half. We had good intentions and I know the kids were ready to play and they were excited to play, but when they got on the floor, they were tentative and were hoping and waiting for things to happen. In the second half, they didn't wait for plays to happen, they went out and made plays. They played defense, were aggressive offensively, they pushed the ball down the floor... we go from scoring 25 points in one half to 44 in another and have five players score in double figures. We really sort of established ourselves, we were here to play. It was sort of a mindset. I think the intentions were there in the first half, they just didn't put it out on the floor. In the second half, we had really good energy from Julie Butler and Kendra Rhea that just sort of kept us going and then other people started feeding off it: Jen Glysson had a good second half. The guards also picked it up in the second half. We ended up outrebounding them pretty handily and we shot much much much better in the second half."
On the 16-3 run during four minutes in the second half
"We talked about wanting to get easy baskets at halftime, and even before the game. We wanted to run our transition game, have our post players be aggressive, and attack and get something inside, which would in turn, open up our perimeter. Our guards were standing around watching, but when they got aggressive in the second half... we give people problems. We're smaller than other teams, but our girls are quick and natty and they can all shoot it well, so now people have to chase them around and they forget about Annie, Jen, Julie and Kendra. And now those guys can play one-on-one."
On the come-from-behind victory, the team's fourth this season in the WCC
"I'm proud of the girls, for starters. It's something that in the last couple of years, this group hasn't been able to do and it says a lot for their mental toughness and their belief, and attitude. I love to have that. On the other hand, maybe that means we're getting off to bad starts and we need to not do that. But I'm really happy with the way they just stay resiliant. We've talked about that... fighting and hanging in there. Tonight, we played better defensively in the second half until we finally turned the corner offensively and started scoring. I also think it lends a little to our depth. LMU called a couple of time outs that looked to me that it was more because of the pace of the game than maybe how they were playing.


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Top 18 LDS Youth Activities - For Family, Ward or Stake:
278th Stake of the LDS Church created 19 Apr 1959 as a split of the Old Pocatello Stake (Now the Pocatello Alameda Stake). Roland K Hart was the first stake president.
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Arbon Branch - Arbon ID
Cedar Hills Ward - Bannock Chapel
City Creek Ward - Pocatello Stake Center
Gibson Jack Ward - Portneuf Chapel
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Pocatello 1st Ward - Pocatello Stake Center
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First temple of the LDS Church designed around a central towering spire. The Idaho Falls Idaho Temple features beautiful hand-painted murals on the walls of its progressive-style ordinance rooms: Creation Room, Garden Room, World Room, Terrestrial Room (no murals), and Celestial Room.
Besides being the first temple completed in Idaho and the 8th Operating Temple of the church, it was the only temple dedicated by LDS Church President George Albert Smith. This is the only Mormon Temple with a Visitors Center open daily to the public.
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Idaho Special Events
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Ticket Spot Idaho - provides access to a huge online marketplace for tickets. From concerts to sports to theater, the ticket sellers who list inventory on our exchange have the best tickets avialable for almost any special event. Check out the free online calendar for Boise.
You'll also find deals on a huge variety of other event tickets, from ballet, to stand-up comedy, and everything in between!
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Walk the peaceful temple grounds and then see some of the newer attractions just next door. The last few years have seen huge expansion of many top quality facilities here.
You are invited to enjoy the beauty and serenity of historic Temple Square. Visitors can take a complimentary Garden Tour of the grounds and buildings, available daily in 40 languages.
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|2010 Historic (a.k.a. "Centennial") Merit Badges "Data Entry" Deadline: With the deadline of December 31, 2010 for Scouts to earn the historical merit badges, the decision has been made to allow additional time thereafter for entering them into the ScoutNET system. The deadline for doing so has been set as March 31, 2011. This applies to those at the local council who enter advancement based on forms submitted, or unit management software file uploads provided. It also applies to unit advancement processors using Internet Advancement. The merit badges affected are: Carpentry, Pathfinding, Signaling, and Tracking. This is not intended as an extension of time to earn the badges; only as additional time for data entry. Troops can submit advancement reports for Historic Merit Badges earned by Scouts before 12/31/2010 through March 31, 2011. — Announcement from the National Council office.
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The Carpentry merit badge was one of the original 57 merit badges issued by the Boy Scouts of America in 1911.
Carpentry requirements
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2010 Historic merit badge program resources
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|"2010" MB packet
|"Historical" MB pamphlet
|MB web page
|"2010" MB packet
|"Historical" MB pamphlet
The basics of the 2010 Historic Merit Badge Program include:
- "The effective date for earning these new merit badges is April 1, 2010, and requirements must be completed no later than Dec. 31, 2010." — 2010 Historical MB Program
- "The contemporary merit badges closely resemble the original designs of their counterparts with the exception of the border, which is gold." — 2010 Historical MB Program
- The BSA Supply Division will not print (new) or re-print (old) pamphlets for these merit badges – official BSA materials for these merit badges will be available only in electronic format at Scouting.Org. (We have provided you those links, above).
1938, 1945, 1950 merit badge requirements
- Demonstrate the use of the rule, square, level, plumb-line, mitre, chalk-line and bevel.
- Demonstrate the proper way to drive, set, and clinch a nail, draw a spike with a claw-hammer, and to join two pieces of wood with screws.
- Show correct use of the cross-cut saw and of the rip-saw.
- Show how to plane the edge, end and the broad surface of a board.
- Demonstrate how to lay shingles.
- Make a simple article of furniture for practical use in the home or on the home grounds, finished in a workmanlike manner, all work to be done without assistance.
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Monday, July 18, 2011
Louise Blood Celebrates 80th Birthday
Labels: Louise Blood
2 comments:
- Elizabeth said...
And please forgive all of us who forgot their cameras. We're really depending on Ann, and all of Louise's offspring who took so many pictures!
- July 18, 2011 at 12:38 PM
- Ann said...
Hmmm, depending on Ann is a dangerous and often unproductive thing to do. I got busy talking and didn't do my job. Maybe Louise will get some of the photos from her kids and post them. It would be nice to have photos of her family to add to her record on the blog.
It was so nice to see Louise's children and their children and their children - what an amazing group of people.
The party was fun with bagpipes and all. I wondered if Louise would be able to sleep Saturday night.
- July 18, 2011 at 7:22 PM
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(CRESTVIEW HILLS, Ky.) - Sophomore running back Domonique Hayden (Lexington, Ky./Lexington Christian Academy) scored four touchdowns to lead the ninth-ranked Thomas More College football team to a, 41-6, win over Geneva College today (Saturday, September 17, 2011) in both teams' Presidents' Athletic Conference (PAC) opener at The Bank of Kentucky Field in Crestview Hills, Kentucky.
With the win, the Saints improve to 2-0 overall and 1-0 in the PAC and with the loss, the Golden Tornadoes fall to 0-3 overall and 0-1 in the PAC.
The Saints never trailed in the game as they led 7-0 after one quarter, 28-0 at halftime and 35-0 after three quarters.
Thomas More took a 7-0 lead at the 7:49 mark of the first quarter when senior running back Kendall Owens (Cincinnati, Ohio/LaSalle) returned a punt 73 yards for a touchdown and senior place kicker Aaron Walter (Cincinnati, Ohio/LaSalle) added the point-after-attempt.
The Saints increased the lead to 14-0 when Hayden scored on a 15-yard run and Walter added the PAT with 9:46 to play in the second quarter.
Hayden scored on a seven-yard touchdown pass from junior quarterback Rob Kues (Fort Thomas, Ky./Newport Central Catholic) and Walter added the PAT to extend the Saints' lead to 21-0 with 7:27 to play in the second quarter.
Thomas More took a 28-0 lead into halftime when Hayden scored on a four-yard run and Walter added the PAT with 3:14 to play in the first half.
In the third quarter, the Saints increased the lead to 35-0 when Hayden scored on a 21-yard and Walter added the PAT with 12:40 to play in the quarter.
Thomas More increased the lead to 41-0 when freshman running back Landon Savoy (Radcliff, Ky./John Hardin) scored on a 23-yard run and Walter's PAT failed with 13:00 to play in the game.
Geneva got on the board with 1:19 to play in the game when Jordan Curry scored on a one-yard run and the PAT failed for the final score of 41-6.
Offensively, Hayden finished the day with nine carries for 65 yards and three touchdowns and had six catches for 85 yards and one touchdown. Kues was 20-of-27 passing for 242 yards and one touchdown. Owens had seven catches for 75 yards and had three rushes for five yards, while Savoy had eight carries for 44 yards and one touchdown.
Defensively, the Saints were led by sophomore defensive back Jake Fishburn (Cincinnati, Ohio/Elder), who had eight tackles, including one sack and had on forced fumble. Junior linebacker Nick Gramke (Cincinnati, Ohio/Elder) had seven tackles, including one for a loss of one yard and had a fumble recovery, while freshman linebacker Nik Brown (Independence, Ky./Simon Kenton) had five tackles and on forced fumble.
The Saints hit the road for the first time in 2011 next Saturday (September 24) when they travel to Washington, Pennsylvania to play PAC rival Washington & Jefferson College. Kickoff is scheduled for 1:30 p.m. at Cameron Stadium.