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Thermolab Baram CPU Cooler Review
Have you been looking for a new cooler for your system? Maybe you are into overclocking and know the dangers of high temperatures of your processor's core(s), or maybe you are just building a new computer for your first time and you want something that is going to be silent or cool well. What ever your reason for needing a cooler for your processor, Thermolab may just have the solution you are looking for with their Baram CPU Cooler. This cooler is not only designed to work for the Socket 775 processors, but the AMD side of things as well, so no matter what system you have, this cooler may just work for you. I am interested to see how well this cooler is going to work when it is compared to the others that are out on the market.
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Thermolab has always used very simplistic packaging, this idea makes the package look more professional and less like something that you would find as a cheap knock off brand. The Thermolab Baram CPU Cooler is packaged in a brown cardboard box that has very little writing on it, just the information that you are going to need to know, such as the brand name, Thermolab, and the cooler's name which is Baram. Under the Thermolab logo on the top of the box, you are going to see their company slogan, which reads "Effective Thermal Management Solution", giving you the impression that this cooler is going to be a great solution to your thermal problems, such as heat on the processor. When you take a look at the two sides that have print on them, you are going to see that this cooler was made in Korea, which is where Thermolab is based out of. The name Baram is actually a Korean word that means "air flow", this is proudly displayed on one of the sides. This will also give you the impression that the Thermolab Baram CPU Cooler will be able to perform quite well. The final side is where you are going to find the specifications for the Baram Cooler, such as the dimensions and the socket types that it was built for.
When you open up the package and remove all of the items that come in it, you are going to see that there is quite a large amount of accessories that came with the Thermolab Baram CPU Cooler. The Baram cooler itself is wrapped up nice and tight in a plastic bag to keep it from obtaining any scratches from the accessories during the shipping process .
As I mentioned before, the Thermolab Baram CPU Cooler has a few different accessories that comes with it, included in the package is a tube of thermal paste, just in case you do not have any laying around, or if you wish to use their thermal paste that has been supplied to you. There also are four fan clips to clip a 120mm fan on either side of the Baram cooler in a push-pull configuration. The Baram cooler has been setup as a multi platform cooler, which means that there are two different types of backing plates as well as mounting hardware. The one on the left is the Intel LGA775 mounting hardware and backing plate while the one on the right is for the AMD sockets.
Now that we know what the Thermolab Baram CPU Cooler has packaged inside of its plain brown box, I am curious to see what the cooler actually looks like.


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So what are the physical characteristics that distinguish Okinawans from Japanese? As with any case of discrimination, there are usually characteristics that are emphasized by the majority group to identify the minority.
The usual list of characteristics are that Okinawans are:
- Short
- Stocky
- Hairy
- Dark
That said, I believe that you can see a difference between the elder Okinawans in Hawaii and the younger generation. The elder generation, particularly the ones who came from Okinawa or where born to that generation here, did tend to be shorter than we see today. This was almost certainly due to the diet of the Okinawans in Okinawa and here in Hawaii at that time. A poor diet usually results in lower growth rates. (Remember that before the war, Okinawa was the poorest prefecture in Japan.)
I went to a meeting for people from Itoman. One of my friends was in the group. Three people who were raised in Okinawa before the war shared their experiences. They all said that just about the only thing they ate in Okinawa was purple potato. Rice was a luxury item. Even finding wood for a fire took a lot of work.
Okinawans have the greatest longevity in the world, probably because of their meager diet (by American standards).
At that meeting, one gentleman shared how he came to Hawaii and worked as a dishwasher. He had to walk a long way to work, then work long hours. It was a hard job. But he said that even the lowest paid worker in Hawaii could still afford to eat a hot dog and musubi (rice ball). Even the poorest worker here was better off than he would have been in Okinawa.
So diet may have made Okinawans shorter, certainly by American standards.
But I believe that the physical differences emphasized in the prewar years were exaggerated. This always seems to be the case when prejudice is involved.
My point is that Okinawans and Japanese were not very different physically. The differences between them was more cultural (art, language, diet, clothing, hair styles, dance, religion, etc.).
And in any event, any physical differences (even if there were any) did not seem to affect the spread of Karate to mainland Japan and the world. The techniques of Karate work for all people -- not just Okinawans.
Charles C. Goodin

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February 2017
Idye poly works well on my stretch poly velvet and I rinse the fabric til clear before drying it. In the last batch, I dyed a dark grey and when working with it I found my fingernails and fingertips turned grey. I just want to make sure it doesn't come off on my buyers' fingers or other fabric they may put with it. I did not think it needed a mordant and have not used anything to set the color. Should I? THanks,
February 2017
It should not come off. It does not have to do with a mordant. When Idye poly rubs off it is because you used a little too much dye. This is called "crocking" in the dyeing world. The good news is if you ever have this problem you should reduce the amount of dye used on the next batch, and you can save the current batch by boiling for just a few minutes in clean water. The extra dye comes off when it is activated by heat and you will be fine.
February 2017
Thanks; should I be rinsing til clear in cold, hot, medium water, etc?
I have trouble getting intense colors because the dye is diluted in the amt of water I put in the bath. Would love to chat with you sometime and we have once but when I call and leave msg, don't get a call back :(
February 2017
I have just been incredibly busy. I was just in Germany on business, and now it is a sprint to the next trade show at the end of the month. The dye can only get so bright unfortunately. If it is rubbing off like you said, that is as bright as it can get really because you have hit your max saturation.
You should always rinse Idye Poly projects in cold water as hot can reactivate the dye and you will never rinse clear. Anything dyed in Idye poly should only be washed on the cold setting. Otherwise you can get transfer of color from the poly you just dyed to one that you didn't.
February 2017
Thanks for the advice. I do rinse in cold water but maybe I need to wait until the dyed velvet cools on its own to keep more of the dye in the fabric because of the heat aspect as you say. I will keep trying to get you for a chat if I have more questions that can't be answered here but thanks for this forum! I did try painting the velvet with idye poly and as you predicted it was not hot enough. We use a technique for wool and acid dye which is called casserole dyeing; putting layers of wool and dye in a casserole dish and in the low oven for 45 min. I realize idye poly does not have to be in that long so that is an idea to try tho I have been afraid of melting the Velvet or destroying the stretch.
February 2017
The casserole thing seems like it would work to me, but I would not go over 220 degrees. you might try an oven thermometer to make sure.
April 2017
Just dyed a bunch of stretch velvet. Had trouble with the Kelly green. So much came out in the cold water when I rinsed it. Any tips beyond what you have told me before? How long should I be keeping the velvet in the hot dye? I used a presto pot, electric skillet and crock pot on high. Thx.
May 2017
Hi again, any issues with the idye poly kelly green. see above.
May 2017
10 min is usually enough, but if the color is coming out, you need to leave it longer. It is very hard to leave it longer because of the stretch. I have found that 2-10 min dunks is better than continuous boiling for 20 min in terms of the stretch.
June 2017
Yes dunks seem to work well but not with the Kelly green. That is why I asked about that color. Seemed different than the others. Thx.
June 2017
Maybe we should try to mix a new green. That will not be too hard. What color are you getting form the Kelly green and what would you like? Do you want like a grass green with a lot of yellow?
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Missouri Woman Indicted in Alleged Embezzlement Scheme
CHILLICOTHE, MO. (AP) - A northwest Missouri woman is charged in an alleged embezzlement scheme that cost a construction company nearly $4 million.
Federal prosecutors announced Wednesday that 60-year-old Donna Preszler of Chillicothe faces a total of 20 counts of wire fraud and money laundering.
The indictment alleges Preszler embezzled $3.9 million from Burdg, Dunham & Associates Construction Corp. of Hamilton while working as payroll manager from June 2006 to June 2012.
The St. Joseph News-Press reports prosecutors allege she created payroll files that included unauthorized payments to her bank account and others. She also allegedly added false overtime hours to her weekly payroll.
If convicted, Preszler would have to forfeit her home in Chillicothe and three other homes, jewelry, 10 vehicles, three ATVs and several bank accounts and funeral trust accounts.


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|2008-04-24, 17:53
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Lost in my dreams...
Join Date: Jun 2006
Age: 32
Character Discussion - Kaname
The purpose of this thread is to provide a place to discuss all things Kaname related.
To keep the discussion enjoyable for all Vampire Knight fans, please follow the guidelines below and stay on-topic!
Note: Please don't use this for the specific episode talk, there are already threads serving that purpose.
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|2008-04-24, 18:09
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Kaname's voice sounds... strange to me. It's like he's recovering from a bout of a smoker's cough. His characterization is an archetype of the fallen hero, or something like that. He's a bit too perfect for my taste, but he's certainly acceptable as a cool character. ^^
|2008-04-24, 20:37
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Martian diplomat
I don't really hate Kaname, but he is too cool towards everyone eles. Makes it extremely hard for me to understand him...he feels too distant unlike others(same to Zero, but double that. What's up with his attitude? Now HE is the real jerk there...)
|2008-04-24, 21:46
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Strangely dependable...
Join Date: Nov 2006
Location: some random place out there...
lol. Too bad I already posted all my discussion about Kaname in the manga thread. Oh well. Just one thing to say is that Kaname is a misjudged and a misunderstood character; both by those within the story and by the readers.
Spoiler for major manga spoilers:
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|2008-04-25, 11:19
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Who am I?
Join Date: Oct 2007
Location: Babuyan Islands
EDIT: Oh yeah I'm not a KanamexYuuki fanboy. For all I care Yuuki can just chase Zero(like what she always do) and tell him she loves him and all that crap. Ruka or Seiren is the one for Kaname. Don't diss him. He's the only character in this trainwreck series who knows what he needs to do enable to secure the one he loves and himself. Everything just lands on the palm of his hands. Kaname's lucky. lol.
|2008-04-25, 11:47
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Join Date: Jun 2007
Location: Winterfell
Age: 29
To both NoOneKnows and PreSage. Usually I really hate it when at a certain character discussion thread someone quotes me and writes all kind of subjective arguments on my post. People please this thread in all is based on ones view on a certain character and I just stated mine. So I will not argue with your opinions, I'll just add some more depth to mine.
What makes people obedient is either
1.superiority (in power, rank, ability) example: your teacher, boss, parents, king, government...
2. respect example: can be some of the above + friends except that you don't fear him/her
3.bonds, can be like respect or it can be deeper like for a lover.
All these points can make you obey someone in a certain situation. So lets take Kaname's case here. He claims he is not forcing anything on anyone, well nope that is not true even in the most primary case. So my claim here is, that he is perfectly aware of his standard, power and the fact that all the vampires are obedient to him because of at least one of the above stated points. In Ichirou's case he was influenced by his grandfather and Rido.
Yes, everyone is scheming, but they are quite open about it compared to Kaname.
Oh, and I didn't really solely base the "sneaky schemer" on all the revelations about the vampires and council...I was aiming it to Yuuki and Zero too. If you know what I mean.
It shows his natural tendency of being the boss.
So to sum things up, I generally hate people who make use of other just because they are a little less witted, not to say a little ignorant. I consider it equally as a verbal attack, only that it's not really visible to the one being used. That's why we, the readers are here, to point it out. Yuuki don't be deceived!
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A skeletal
Alternative Names
Skeletal survey
How the test is performed
The test isdone in a hospital radiology department or in the health care provider's office by an x-ray technologist.
You will lie on a table or stand in front of the x-ray machine, depending on the bone that is injured. You may be asked to change position so that different x-ray views can be taken.
The x-ray particles pass through the body. A computer or special film records the images.
Structures that are dense (such as bone) will block most of the x-ray particles. These areas will appear white. Metal and contrast media (special dye used to highlight areas of the body) will also appear white. Structures containing air will be black. Muscle, fat, and fluid will appear as shades of gray.
How to prepare for the test
Tell the health care provider if you are pregnant. You must remove all jewelry before the x-ray.
How the test will feel
The x-rays are painless. Changing positions andmoving the injured area for different x-ray views may be uncomfortable. If the whole skeleton is being imaged, the test usually takes 1 hour or more.
Why the test is performed
This test is used to look for:
- Fractures or broken bone
- Cancer that has spread to other areas of the body
- Bone damage due to trauma (such as an auto accident) or degenerative conditions
What abnormal results mean
Abnormal findings include:
- Fractures
Bone tumors
- Degenerative bone conditions
- Osteomyelitis (inflammation of the bone caused by an infection)
What the risks are
There is low radiation exposure. X-rays machines are set to provide thesmallest amount of radiation exposure needed to produce the image. Most experts feel that the risk is low compared with the benefits.
Pregnant women and children are more sensitive to the risks of the x-ray. A protective shield may be worn over areas not being scanned.
Clement J. Basic imaging techniques in the adult. In: DeLee JC, Drez D Jr, Miller MD, eds. DeLee and Drez's Orthopaedic Sports Medicine. 3rd ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2009:chap 13, section A.
Clement J. Imaging consideration in the skeletally immature patient. In: DeLee JC, Drez D Jr, Miller MD, eds. DeLee and Drez's Orthopaedic Sports Medicine. 3rd ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2009:chap 13, section B.
Renner JB. Conventional radiography in musculoskeletal imaging. Radiol Clin North Am. 2009 May;47(3):357-72.
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Linda J. Vorvick, MD, Medical Director and Director of Didactic Curriculum, MEDEX Northwest Division of Physician Assistant Studies, Department of Family Medicine, UW Medicine, School of Medicine, University of Washington. Also reviewed by A.D.A.M. Health Solutions, Ebix, Inc., Editorial Team: David Zieve, MD, MHA, Bethanne Black, Stephanie Slon, and Nissi Wang.


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The block is enforced through a simple redirect using the browser's user agent. If the user agent includes 'Windows Phone' and visits the mobile version of Google Maps, the user is redirected to Google's main page - no explanation, nothing. In addition, it seems a similar block has been put in place for mobile Gmail. I distinctly recall being able to access the full mobile Gmail web client on my HD7 running Windows Phone 7.x (confirmed by Peter Bright), while both my HD7 and my 8X are now limited to the crappy basic HTML version.
The assumption was first that this was a simple bug, unintentionally caused by changes by Google. It seemed hard to believe any company would stoop as low as to use a basic user agent-based redirects to prevent users from a perfectly capable browser from accessing its services. And yet, that's exactly what Google is doing - it simply admitted to such in a statement to Gizmodo.
The thing is - it worked just fine until the redirect. Probably not as optimally as it would on Chrome for Android or Safari for iOS, but it was hardly truly bad. In fact, you can still visit Google Maps on your WP device today through some links not yet blocked or by changing the user agent, and it seems to work well enough.
Microsoft responded to Google's statement, stating that "Internet Explorer in Windows Phone 8 and Windows 8 use the same rendering engine" - Maps works fine in Windows 8's IE10. However, that's the desktop version of Google Maps, whereas this is all about the mobile version.
Google's move is understandable. Microsoft's sleazy extortion racket has forced many Android vendors to pay for Microsoft's crappy software patents, so it only makes sense for Google to retaliate in some way. The extortion scheme was already incredibly consumer-hostile, since it increases handset price, but this move by Google is probably even worse from a consumer standpoint since entire services are being blocked and/or limited.
Google has no obligation to make Maps work under the mobile Trident browsing engine - just like Microsoft has no obligation to make its stuff work under Android or Linux - but actively blocking it is an entirely different ballgame. It's pathetic, childish, and only hurts legitimate consumers who have nothing to do with multi-billion dollar corporations having a penis size contest.


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Heard a lot of fuzz about the linux Mint and thought about giving it a try. Downloaded the Elyssa .iso with correct checksum and thus burnt it. HOWEVER this is the output when checking the burned cd against the md5sum.txt:
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md5sum -c /media/cdrom0/md5sum.txt
./.disk/casper-uuid-generic: OK
./.disk/info: OK
./.disk/release_notes_url: OK
./.disc_id: OK
./isolinux/vesamenu.c32: OK
./isolinux/isolinux.bin: OK
./isolinux/isolinux.cfg: OK
./isolinux/boot.cat: OK
./isolinux/isolinux.cfg.ori: OK
./isolinux/memtest: OK
./isolinux/splash.jpg: OK
./md5sum.txt: FAILED
./preseed/ltsp.seed: OK
./preseed/cli.seed: OK
./preseed/mint.seed: OK
./drivers/mintWifi.README: OK
./drivers/broadcom-b43xx/wl_apsta-184.108.40.206.o: OK
./drivers/broadcom-b43xx/broadcom-wl-184.108.40.206.tar.bz2: OK
./drivers/broadcom-b43xx/b43-fwcutter_011-1_i386.deb: OK
./casper/initrd.gz: OK
./casper/filesystem.manifest: OK
./casper/vmlinuz: OK
./casper/filesystem.manifest-desktop: OK
./casper/filesystem.squashfs: OK
md5sum: WARNING: 1 of 24 computed checksums did NOT match
....I.E. checksum for the actual md5sum.txt *itself* fails (./md5sum.txt: FAILED). I've tried downloading from two different official mirrors and burnt it in both brasero and nautilus, with same annoying faliure as above as result!!
This is very annoying. I will not install this distro if I can't ensure it's integrity! It seem 'just' to be on the md5sum.txt file but if that is the case how can I ensure the correctness of the rest...Any idea how I should proceed? Someone noticed the same or know about the cause?


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Madelyn Owens is a Brooklyn-based artist. Her collaborative exhibition with poet Kelly Murphy, "Muscle Memory" opens today, Friday, May 11th for a two week showing at Brooklyn's World Money Gallery. Big Shoe Diaries interviewed Ms. Owens about her art practice and her friendship and collaboration with Ms. Murphy. All work featured in this interview © Madelyn Owens 2017.
|Glamour Shot - 16" x 20" - Acrylic, glitter and collage on canvas
BSD: What inspired the collaboration for Muscle Memory?
Kelly and I have been friends for a long time, and in the past few years we both got serious about our artistic pursuits. Kelly came up with the idea of putting on a show with art and poetry. She shared some of her poems with me, and I thought they were really beautiful and reflected some of the themes in my work as well, and it just evolved from there.
|#31 - 12" x 18" - Watercolor and gouache on paper
BSD: Have you paired your work that of a writer before? How was this different from previous creative projects for you?
I participated in a show called "Ekphrasis" which paired up writers and artists to create work based on each others work, that was a little different because the writer I was working with wrote satire, so it was fun to do something a bit more lighthearted. Working on Muscle Memory with Kelly was a lot more nuanced. For example, when she first read me her poems, the first thing I did was create some color studies for each of the poems, this helped to develop the overall mood and tone for the collection of work going forward.
|#42 - 9" x 12" - Watercolor on paper
BSD: Do you write as well? What differences do you see in the roles of writers versus artists?
I do some writing as well. I used to write articles for Brokelyn.com, and I also write, draw, and self publish a comic called Vagilantes. Wrting comics is a little different because the images can say a whole lot more than the words do. I think writing is much, much harder. Both mediums try to convey a message, but I think there is more leeway with visual art since it can be so subjective—people bring their own experiences with them when they look at art, and I sort of love that one painting can mean totally different things to different people. With writing, you are really trying to get people to see it the way you mean it to be seen, and damn, that's hard.
|By Myself - 24" x 30" - Acrylic on canvas
BSD: Is the work more personal or political? In what ways?
The personal IS political, duh! But really, I think it's both. The work in Muscle Memory is super personal, like literally nude self portraits and many many many images of Kelly in various poses. A lot of the work was created in my bedroom, at night, by myself, which is just a really personal time and place to work. But I'm making work primarily about inhabiting a female body, and at this point in history, that's inherently political. I would point particularly to my hair and glitter crotch pieces. I have a long and complicated relationship with my body hair, vacillating between combating it and embracing it. Earlier this year I decided to grow out all of my hair for a few months, then I asked my friend Kyle Lamar, who is an amazing photographer, to take pictures of me, close up pictures of the hairiest parts of my body. I created the glitter crotches as a response to the impossible standards women's bodies are held up to: be natural, but also be glamorous.
|Zeus - 18" x 24" - Chalk and charcoal on paper
All or nothing! I'm working on striking a balance, but really, I'm either toting a sketchbook around with me sketching all my friends all day, and staying up all night painting, or I'm avoiding the studio entirely and feeling really bad about myself. Right now I still feel like I'm honing my skills and growing into the artist I hope to become, so I'm still spending a lot of time at figure drawing sessions, taking classes, and experimenting with different media. I just took a class on oil painting for the first time, and I'm really excited for the possibilities that presents.
Join the artists for the opening event at 7:30 p.m., Friday, May 12th.


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Eye on AfghanistanMay 6, 2013
"All the stories of our projects [in Afghanistan], some bigger in scope than others, have at their core the common aspirations of a people yearning to make their country a better place. Their dreams and hopes dovetail with UNDP's core values and mandate in the areas of poverty reduction; democratic governance; crisis prevention and recovery; and environment and sustainable development.
It has become clear that the Afghan people are eager to learn and explore, and take on new challenges. Support from across the world—from governments, aid organizations and corporations—has been vital in that effort. And it is making a difference, as we demonstrate in the pages of the Afghan Development Advocate."
— Ajay Chhibber, Assistant Secretary-General, Assistant Administrator of UNDP and Director of UNDP's Regional Bureau for Asia and the Pacific
Read the entire letter and the full slate of stories of UNDP's results in Afghanistan in the Development Advocate >


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Welcome! Centro Shalom provides pathways to health and self-sufficiency to the underserved and impoverished of greater Long Beach and the surrounding communities through core services and multi-level assistance.
Our name translates to or core philosophy: "peace without boundaries." Since its founding in 1977, Centro Shalom has served hundreds of thousands of clients seeking assistance with community advocacy, legal aid, housing, food, clothing, and other basic needs. Centro Shalom provides support services for new immigrants, the homeless and poor, serves a completely multicultural, multi-ethnic community, free of charge.
Centro has functioned for more than three decades with minimal paid staff and a vast network of volunteers, some of whom have been with Centro for over a decade. Centro is a 501(c)3 organization under the South Coast Interfaith Council.
Centro Shalom's service population reflects our philosophy that "peace has no boundaries." To that end, our client base not only includes all of Long Beach, but also extends to Compton, San Pedro, Wilmington, Los Angeles, Hawaiian Gardens, and Lakewood. In December 2013 alone, Centro Shalom assisted approximately 1,246 individuals and families with legal aid, canned and perishable food, citizenship classes, and free clothing. Compared to the 911 clients from November 2013, Centro Shalom has seen a 37% increase in foot traffic within one month. Each week, we have an average of 215 clients who enter our doors for help. Last year's Thanksgiving Basket Drive allowed 518 families to have a basic meal for the Thanksgiving Holiday.


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Grumpy necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 172 diseños de 38 diseñadores freelance.
Grumpy's Guns
A firearms & accessories company. Strong supporter of shooting sports, the 2nd Amendment, and personal self defense rights looking for a logo representative of the industry.
Shooting sports enthusiast, hunters, general firearm owners
The logo must be representative of the industry, but can be light hearted and fun.
This will be on my website, business cards, etc...
Can be playful, comic like but not cheap or childlike
I lean more toward memorable than too elegant - we aren't fancy.
The typeface should be clear and bold. We want something that stands out. Not a typical target full of holes. Guns are not required in the design, but will be considered. "Grumpy" is my nickname and that is where the brand name came from. Please do not use Snow White's "Grumpy" in the design.
Please feel free to experiment with fonts, colors, images!
I don't really know what I want, so surprise me. I generally trust my gut feelings, so I will know it, when I see it.
My website is currently up with a simple word-art logo I threw together in about 30 seconds. Please, nothing like what is there now.
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I'm lucky. My financial situation allows me to buy several phones and tablets every year to keep up with the goings-on of all the major - and some of the minor - platforms currently competing for prime real estate in your precious pockets. It also means that I am lucky from a psychological point of view - by being able to buy several devices every year, I never fall into the all-too-common trap of choice-supportive bias. I don't have to rationalise my device purchases after the fact, so I won't have to employ all sorts of mental gymnastics to solve any states of cognitive dissonance caused by hardware and software flaws - the number one cause of irrational fanboyism.
And so, I try to rotate my phone of choice around as much as possible. I enjoy jumping from Android to my N9, then onwards to Sailfish, back to Android, and then have some fun with Symbian on my E7 - and beyond. I've got a long list of platforms I want to add to the collection - one white BlackBerry Passport please - but in general, I'm pretty well-rounded.


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Hi there,
few weeks ago we returned from our this years road trip to Sardinia. As usual, here some pics we have taken with a short summary
Without thinking, we planned the start on a weekend followed by a bank holiday. However, there were no traffic jamming. Only on saturday before Bern, Switzerland, streets were a little crowded.
Motorway near Bern
Near Montreux
"Great Saint Bernhard" - the pass was closed, so we took the tunnel with an extra fee.
Which was worth it as we did not met the other tourist heading south at "Saint Gotthard" in a long row...
Direction Aosta
Passing many, many castles - proving the strategical meaning of the valley during medivial ages.
First stop for an italian cappuchino
In the afternoon we came reached the area of River Po. Obviously, agriculture is dominated by growing rice.
A night in a nice hotel we did find by SatNav.
Arrive late and ask for a discount, that is the trick!
Next day following B-Roads...
through vineyards, vineyards and more vineyards...
...and little villages with a lot of peolpe attending church on whitsunday travelling from Piemont to Ligure.
The Apenin-Mountains so high and the valleys that narrow, at the bottom a bundle of roads, motorway, railway, river.
And villages, divided by all, like Ronco Scrivia.
Motorways near Genua are an adventure itself. Curves, narrow lanes, short accesses, tunnels and poor condition of tarmack are demanding full attention.
Near La Spezia we reached Portovenere.
Late afternoon, we went through La Spezia heading Livorno - the ferrya would not wait.
Surprisingly, we didn't took pictures during the routine of the next 16 hours. The next mornig, we reached Sardinia and went to
Patada, via Roma
One way? When?
Always, except SAT from 17 hrs, SUN and holidays around the clock and MON til seven, by this time it is a dead-end with oncoming trafic.
Parking disc obligat except residents, deliveriy, executive vehicles and disabled.
At home in Germany these facts might be shown by eighteen signs. At least.
What is this little mate looking for on our truck?
Spotted a creek between Otzieri and Mores, which was white! To have a look at it, we took a lane into the green and discovered no foam, but blossoms.
"CP-stop" (Coffee&Pee) in Mores.
Monteleone Rocca Doria
S' Archittu. Cloudy and windy...
The next day
Damaged way to the beach caused by a storm during wintertime
Someone built a stairway
In the newspaper there was a report of some arguing going on in the authorities abaout natural monuments and so on.
of course, they are right. But these monuments belong to the people living there, earning money with the beach.
As always, the medal has two sides...
Scano di Monteferru - Church Chiesa di Sant'Antioco
Statues "Tamules" near Marcomer
Nuraghe - old housing and kind of fort
At San Leonardo we met a guy with an old Toyota
New neighbours at the campsite. Family with two children, caravan and a
Tour Monte Ferru
From Santu Lussurgiu there is a Strada Bianca (lane lacking tarmac) through the mountains
to the coast near Santa Catarina di Pittinuri. While looking for this during winter on maps and the www, we realized that Google Streetview had did it already...
Waterfall Cascata di Sos Molinos near the start of the lane
On the lane
"there you are again"
Beach of Sinis
At Cabras:
A concert of local bands with surrounding market and lots of food
Night at the AgriCampeggio
In the mountains we discovered a farm with camping area
Crossing the island from west to east coast
Crowded Camping Telis
New, but used truck of our friends from Kempen
A friend from Swiss/Jura has something new as well
Spotted: Solution for transporting a barbecue
They are looking for something...
They as well... Ministry of Finace/Toll
This year less cats, but in the wall behind the tend...
WTF - I have won four kilo weight!
Tour Montes/Orgosolo
The forester's lounge (Foresteria e Museo nel bosco di Montes (Orgosolo)) is well known by hikers.
We took a look as well, hoping to find a lane to drive.
Dead end. Carpark. Hiking trail. Basta!
What is this noise coming from?
Some Enduros and a G-Wagon (from Monaco) are coming out of the woods.
So we asked some foresters and learned the difference between the hiking trail and those lanes you are allowed to drive.
It is always worth to ask for information! Let's go.
Concert at Fonni - Paola Turci
Champions-League before
"Open village" at Baunei
Urzulei - High plain
Pedra Longa
Unfontunatly, we had do stop and return during the last three tours because of foul weather. The Mrs does not like thunderstorms in the mountains! I have to agree - alone in one car it is not the best idea!
But we will return of couse.


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The World Newspaper Archive, a partnership of CRL member libraries and Readex (a division of NewsBank), has reached a milestone of 2,500,000 scanned pages across the four available modules. Member investment in this successful collaborative digitization program has enabled CRL and Readex to make 300,000 issues from more than 200 newspapers widely available electronically. Some recent updates:
Latin American Newspapers, Series 2 (1822–1922)
As of October 2012, Latin American Newspapers, Series 2, contains over 80 titles, with nearly 58,000 issues. With 430,000 pages scanned to date, this represents approximately one-third of the total projected collection size of 1.2 million pages. Recently released content includes issues from such important Latin American titles as:
- Critica (Buenos Aires, Argentina) [1914–1922] – the most widely circulated newspaper in Latin America in the 1920s
- Diario de la Marina [1844–1882] – an essential source for study of pre-revolution Cuba
- El Mundo (Havana, Cuba) [1911–1924] – one of the leading newspapers in early 20th century Havana
- Universal (Caracas, Venezuela) [1911–1922] – one of the largest circulating dailies in the country
CRL has negotiated arrangements with a number of member institutions to include their rare newspaper holdings in this module, including the University of California, Berkeley; University of Florida; Harvard University; University of Texas at Austin; and Yale University. The latest partners committing to provide content include the University of Georgia, Indiana University, Tulane University, and the New York Public Library.
South Asian Newspapers (1864–1922)
South Asian Newspapers, launched in 2010, continues to add content to supplement its existing 430,000 pages. CRL and Readex have begun to incorporate non-English language titles in vernacular scripts. Although many South Asian scripts cannot be OCRed, page images from titles that include Bengali, Gujarati, and other scripts will be available for browsing. A significant addition to the module will be more than 2,500 issues of Amrita Bazar Patrika, a nationalist newspaper published in Calcutta. Early issues, never before accessible to U.S. scholars, were located and preserved by the Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta (CSSSC).
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Bring Some Style to Lunch: Beautiful Wood Bento Boxes from Japantique
When it comes to a stylish lunch, the Japanese art of bento reigns supreme. We showed you some clever and playful bento arrangements yesterday, but today I want to just talk about the boxes. Traditionally, bento boxes were made out of wood. Here are five really beautiful examples from Japantique.
- Lacquering Natural Wood Double Bento Lunch Box, $49
- Magewappa Beans Shape Bento Box, $49
- Magewappa Double Bento Box, $39
- Lacquering Natural Wood Bento Lunch Box, $49
- Magewappa Natural Wood Bento Lunch Box - Yellow, $39
These boxes are all designed with compartments for the traditional Japanese lunch: rice and accompaniments such as fish, meat, pickled vegetables, or noodles.
Bento of course has taken on a life of its own beyond the traditional lunch, with playful and colorful creations that get downright artistic. But I really like these wood boxes, a classy and beautiful way to carry lunch to work.
Would you ever use one of these? Or do you prefer more modern glass and plastic snap-tight containers?
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About Belize
Belize, previously known as British Honduras, lies in the East coast of Central America in the heart of the Caribbean Basin, bordering on Mexico to the North, Guatemala to the West and South, and the Caribbean Sea to the East.
The cayes (pronounced keys), the offshore atolls, and the barrier reef are the main attractions of Belize. The barrier reef, which is 185 miles long, is the longest barrier reef in the Western Hemisphere. The cayes are islands and/or mangroves, which are located between the mainland and the barrier reef, and on or within the barrier reef perimeters of the offshore atolls.
Although the mangrove cayes are normally uninhabitable by humans, they do provide a superior habitat for birds and marine life. Many birds, fish, shellfish, and marine organisms begin their lives within the protection of the mangrove.
On the other hand, the island cayes, which are distinguishable by their palm trees, have provided the foundation for the development of many fine resorts to serve the water sports enthusiasts and the marine naturalists. The cayes and atolls provide superior opportunity for SCUBA diving, snorkeling, fishing, boating, sailing, sail boarding, and sea kayaking, as well as habitat for both nesting birds and turtles.
The northern half of the mainland of Belize is a plain that was once the bed of a sea. The land is covered with a thin layer of soil that supports scrub vegetation and dense hardwood tropical forest. The coastal area is neither land nor sea, but a sodden, swampy transition between the two. It consists of mangrove and grasses, and it is bordered by tussock grasses, cypress and sycamore where the land separates the water.
The central part of Belize consists of sandy soil that supports large savannas. Approximately thirty miles southwest of Belize City, the land begins to rise dramatically to between 1,500 and 3,680 feet above sea level in the enchanting Mountain Pine Ridge District and the Maya Mountains. Abundant rainfall runs off the northwest from the highlands in a number of streams which flow into the Macal River. Ultimately, the Macal River and the Mopan River converge to provide the headwaters of the Belize River.
The southern part of Belize, with its watershed to the southeast from the Maya Mountains, consists of short rivers that rush through slopes combed with overhanging ledges and caves. The rivers, carrying sand, clay and silt, have enriched the coastal belt over the years, allowing Belize to develop significant agricultural products such as citrus and bananas. Along with an annual rainfall of some 170 inches, southern Belize has a true tropical rain forest that is rich with ferns, palms, lianas, and tropical hardwoods.
The first inhabitants of Belize were the Maya. Belize was a part of the great Mayan empire which stretched through Guatemala, southern Mexico and parts of Honduras and El Salvador. Though the history of the Maya can be traced back for over 4000 years, the Classic Period of more advanced Mayan civilization began around the 3rd century AD and reached its height between the 6th and 8th centuries. By the 14th century it was in serious decline. When the Spanish arrived in the 16th century, many of the Mayan cities were deserted.
The Spanish considered Belize a backwater suitable only for cutting logwood to be used for dye. Although the Spanish "owned" Belize, they did not rule it. The lack of effective government and the safety afforded by the reef attracted English and Scottish pirates during the 17th century.
When piracy became passé, many of the pirates began working in the logging trade. Belize was already British by tradition and sympathy when a British force routed the Spanish armada off St. George's Caye in 1798, delivering Belize from Spanish rule. In 1862, while in the USA was embroiled in its Civil War and unable to enforce the terms of the Monroe Doctrine, Great Britain declared Belize to be the colony of British Honduras.
After WWII, the Belize economy weakened, leading to agitation for independence. Democratic political parties and institutions were formed and self-government was granted in 1964. The government decided to build a new capital at Belmopan in 1970, after Hurricane Hattie all but destroyed Belize City in 1961. Full independence became a reality in 1981 when British Honduras officially became Belize. Guatemala, which had territorial claims on Belize, threatened war in 1972, but British troops were stationed in Belize to make sure the dispute remained purely diplomatic.
During the volatile 1980s, Belize remained stable and pro-US, thanks predominantly to large influxes of US aid. In 1992, a new Guatemalan government recognized Belize's territorial integrity. The British garrison was withdrawn in 1994.
Climate and Rainfall
The climate is subtropical, with a brisk prevailing wind from the Caribbean Sea. The country has an annual mean temperature of 79 degrees Fahrenheit, and the humidity is nicely tempered by the Sea breezes. Variation in weather features emphasizes the interesting difference in elevation, geology, plant and animal life. A summer temperature usually never exceeds 96 degrees Fahrenheit and winter lows are seldom below 60 degrees Fahrenheit, even at night. Saltwater temperature varies between 75 degrees Fahrenheit and 84 degrees Fahrenheit. Annual rainfall ranges from 50 inches in the North to 170 inches in the South. The rainy season is usually between June and August and the dry season is between February and May. Average humidity is 85 percent.
The People of Belize
The English and French ventured into the Caribbean in 1625, beginning 35 years of
warfare against the Caribs. In 1660, a British peace treaty guaranteed the "perpetual possession" of the islands of St. Vincent and Dominica to the Carib people. But eight years later the British broke the treaty and took possession of the islands.
Meanwhile in 1635, two Spanish ships carrying captured Nigerian slaves were shipwrecked off the St. Vincent coast. Some of the African captives managed to swim ashore and found shelter in the Carib settlements. The relationship between the two races went from reluctant acceptance to intermittent warfare and finally wholesome fusion of the two.
By 1773, this hybrid people now known as Garifuna, was the dominant population of St. Vincent. But Europeans were ready to take over the entire Caribbean, and the colonial forces would never allow a free black community. More and more British settlers landed on St. Vincent, and in 1796, following repeated raids to remove British settlers, the Caribs attempted an all out attack. Five thousand Black Caribs were captured and the great Carib Chief Joseph Chatoyer was killed.
Fearful of resurgence of Black Caribs, in less than a year, Britain deported some 2,000 to the island of Roatan. Many died of disease on the journey and the rest were abandoned with supplies for only three months. Those that survived were faced with continued persecution in Honduras and this time they moved on to British Honduras now known as Belize. In 1832, under the leadership of Alejo Beni, a large group of Garifuna landed on the coast of Stann Creek followed by many more. They've been there ever since, and on November 19th a celebration is held in commemoration of their arrival.
Besides the annual 19th November celebration, which includes the reenactment of the arrival of the Garinagu followed by a mass in Garifuna, there is performed during the Christmas season the popular John Canoe dance, or wanaragua. The dancers wear masks which resemble the English face with a pencil thin mustache, topped by a colorful handmade hat.
The dances incorporate martial arts movements and was first performed to hone the skills of warrior slaves.
The Garifuna are also skilled artists. Primitivism dominates their paintings, with great elaboration of details, flat colors, and unreal perspective. Benjamin Nicholas' paintings depict events in Garifuna history as well as lifestyle and culture. Pen Cayetano is also an accomplished painter, whose work is more realistic than other painters but it still retains the attractive aspects of primitivism.
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Gerard Butler: 'Dragons: Gift of the Night Fury' Voice Actor!
Gerard Butler dons a cap while arriving for a departing flight at JFK Airport on Friday (November 2) in New York City.
The 42-year-old actor stopped to pose for a picture with a fan on his way into the airport.
PHOTOS: Check out the latest pics of Gerard Butler
It was recently announced that Gerard will be lending his voice in the half-hour animated special Dragons: Gift Of The Night Fury, based on DreamWorks Animation's How To Train Your Dragon, airing on December 17 on Fox.
In case you missed it, Gerard is set to star as a soccer star in the upcoming flick Dynamo, based on the novel "Dynamo: Defending The Honour Of Kiev."


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Castle Smasher Review
Donut Games' Castle Smasher started life on Flash game portals and is now on the App Store, where it joins thousands of other microgames. Smashing castles to bits with a catapult is good fun, but we expect a bigger, richer game for $2.99.
In Castle Smasher, you control a giant catapult on the left-hand side of the screen, with a castle consisting of several different buildings to your right; these usually start nearby, and sometime stretch several screens away. As in Bowman, iShoot and many other "ballistics" games, you touch to set the angle and power of your shot and then send it arcing into the castle.
Shots bounce off walls and buildings a few times, busting anything they touch down a level until it's finally pounded to the ground. The idea is to bulldoze the entire building before you run out of shots or are defeated by soldiers streaming out of the castle's gates.
It takes shrewd aim to bring down a whole castle. Sometimes you will want to loft a ball vertically onto a structure, so it ricochets to cause maximum damage. At other times, a flat trajectory is called for to knock down multiple low buildings.
Castle Smasher adds to the strategy by placing bonuses around the levels to award more shots. You also get to choose an upgrade between levels — adding a ball to your starting stock, making them bouncier or stationing an additional guard in front of your catapult to thwart oncoming soldiers.
This is a great setup for a game, but Castle Smasher doesn't follow through. The game's lack of a camera zoom or pan really bugged us, because you can't even see what you're aiming at half the time. Also, there's only five levels. Yes, the last two are really tough, but five measly levels just doesn't cut it — especially since you have to start the game fresh every time. It's not much fun to play the same few levels over and over again.
If Castle Smasher were a free Flash game on the web, we wouldn't complain, but it isn't — it's three bucks on the App Store, and that should buy you a lot of game. Skip it until Donut Games cuts the price or adds content.


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Press Release – Tonga RWC Komiti2011
A united approach is what is being delivered by the NZ Tongan community and local business associations throughout New Zealand as preparations begin for the Rugby World Cup campaign for Tonga's 'Ikale Tahi National team. This is being led by …
Auckland April 20th 2011
NZ Tonga Community Unite for Tonga Rugby
A united approach is what is being delivered by the NZ Tongan community and local business associations throughout New Zealand as preparations begin for the Rugby World Cup campaign for Tonga's 'Ikale Tahi National team. This is being led by the Tonga RWC Komiti2011 and is gaining momentum amongst community, church, business and government leaders.
Controversy had recently surfaced with the Tonga Rugby Union Association (TRUA) over the salary being paid to authority chair Bob Tuckey of Australia, a former International Rugby Board (IRB) vice president with many saying this issue currently being dealt with in Tonga is over-shadowing all the positive activity happening in New Zealand.
"There has been no over shadowing of our activities in New Zealand. If anything, our supporters are even more determined to support the 'Ikale Tahi team especially when over 3 billion people will be watching the opening match between the All Blacks and Tonga, " says Emosi Koloto, spokesperson for the Komiti and ex-Ikale Tahi player.
All supporters for the 'Ikale Tahi team should remain positive and focussed on winning the World Cup – and put all rugby politics aside. The Tongan team should not be underestimated when we come up against the All Blacks, Canada, Japan and France," says Koloto.
"Bob Tuckey and his administration have been very helpful responding to our requests. It is TRUA's role to focus on the rugby. Unlike the last World Cup, the community is not waiting to support the team when they win, we will welcome the team into New Zealand expecting them to win the World Cup," says Koloto.
Auckland City's Karangahape Road (K.Road) and Greenwood Corner, Epsom have adopted Tonga as its 2nd team. During RWC both locations will be 'Tongafied' by 'redding' itself out as Tonga's national colour and showcasing Tongan culture and products.
The Tonga RWC Komiti2011 was set up in February and endorsed by the Ministry of Pacific Island Affairs. The Komiti is made up of nine Tongan Representatives from the sectors: media, business, community, church, rugby, NZ Government and the Tongan Government.
"85,000 international visitors is expected to attend this event, we know 44% of these visitors will be first time visitors to the Pacific region. It's not just about Rugby, it's about Tonga leveraging of the 3rd largest sporting event in the world and boosting its international profile," says Komiti Chairperson Rachel Afeaki-Taumoepeau.
A RWC calendar specific to the Tongan Rugby Team and its supporters will be available early July to include all events across Auckland, Whangarei and Wellington.
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KENNESAW, Ga. (Jan. 7, 2010) - Junior forward Tommy Hubbard (Boston) posted his eighth double-double of the season and the ETSU men's basketball team's defensive efforts stymied the Kennesaw State Owls en route to a 63-46 victory in Atlantic Sun Conference action Thursday afternoon at the KSU Convocation Center.
Hubbard finished with a game-high 20 points and 14 rebounds, as the Bucs improved to 8-7 overall and a perfect 4-0 in A-Sun play. Meanwhile, KSU dropped to 5-10, 1-4 after being held to its lowest point total of the season and shooting just 31 percent from the field for the game.
"I'm really proud of the defensive effort tonight and I saw a lot of good things especially in the first half," said ETSU head coach Murry Bartow, whose team forced 20 turnovers and swiped 14 steals. "We're investing a lot of time on the defensive end and the guys seem to be enjoying it. We think it's helping us with our transition offense as well, and I think that showed tonight. And I don't know what else to say about Tommy. He's just playing at a high level right now.
"This game scared me when I was looking at the tape, but fortunately we got off to a good start and kept it going."
Along with Hubbard's efforts, the Bucs got double figure scoring from junior guard Justin Tubbs (Trussville, Ala.) with 10 points, while freshman guard Sheldon Cooley (Tampa) dished out six assists. The Owls were led by freshman Markeith Cummings, who finished with 17 points, while LaDaris Green pitched in 12.
In a rather ugly first half offensively for both teams, the Owls were simply worse and unable to solve the ETSU zone. The Bucs held KSU to a season low 13 points in the first 20 minutes, as the Owls shot just 18 percent (5-of-28) from the floor. ETSU took advantage as Kennesaw sputtered, outscoring the Owls 14-4 in the paint and 12-4 on second chance points to take a 29-13 edge into the break.
Hubbard led the Bucs with 12 points and eight rebounds in the first half, and was the only ETSU player in double figures at the break.
The second half had the same look as the first, with the Bucs building their advantage to as many as 23 points and ultimately winning by 17. A huge edge for ETSU came in the paint, where the Bucs outscored the Owls, 34-18. ETSU also outrebounded the Owls 42-35 and grabbed 14 offensive boards.
ETSU shot 77 percent from the foul line and finished hitting 42 percent from the floor.
Next up for the Bucs will be the final of three straight league road games Saturday afternoon at Mercer. Tip is set for 3:30 p.m. in Macon, Ga. For more on ETSU men's hoops throughout the season, visit ETSU Bucs.com and click on the men's basketball link.


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2012 Warriors Draft Pick: Festus Ezeli
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Full Name: Ifeanyi Festus Ezeli-Ndelue
Draft: 2012 - First Round, 30th Pick
Position: Center
Height/Weight: 6-11 (2.11 m)/ 255 (115.7 kg)
Birthdate: October 21, 1989 (Benin City, Nigeria)
High School: Jesuit HS (Sacramento, Calif.)
College: Vanderbilt
Career Highlights: Departed Vanderbilt as the school's all-time leader in blocked shots with 204 career blocks, breaking a mark previously held by Will Perdue (157). Also the single-season record holder (2.6 bpg in 2010-11). Ranked second in the SEC in field goal percentage (.588) as a junior.
Senior (2011-12): Averaged 10.1 points, 5.9 rebounds, and 2.0 blocks in 26 games. Tallied 15 doublefigure scoring games, including a season-high 21 points on two occasions – vs. both Tennessee State and LSU. Had three double-doubles in 2011-12, including a 12-point, career-high 14-rebound and season- high five-block effort vs. Mississippi State. Had three or more blocked shots on three occasions, with his season-high of five also coming against South Carolina. Missed the first 10 games of the season with a knee injury. A preseason All-SEC Second-Team selection.
Junior (2010-11): Averaged a career-high 13.0 points and 6.3 rebounds. Set a new Commodore single season record for blocks (2.6 bpg). Finished second in the SEC in field goal percentage (.588). Posted fifth and final double-double with 22 points and 13 rebounds in a career-high 36 minutes vs. Kentucky. Other top games included: a career-high 24 points and 10 rebounds vs. Belmont; 17 points and nine rebounds vs. Florida; 14 points and seven boards vs. Kentucky; 18 points and 10 boards vs. Georgia; 10 points, 12 rebounds and a career-high seven blocks vs. Georgia; 18 points, seven rebounds and four blocks vs. Arkansas; 17 and eight rebounds vs. South Carolina; 16 points vs. Florida; 15 points vs. North Carolina; 11 boards vs. West Virginia; six blocks vs. LSU.
Sophomore (2009-10): Started five games in 32 appearances, averaging 3.8 points, 3.2 rebounds, and 1.3 blocks in 12.7 minutes per game overall. Led the team in field goal percentage (.544).
Freshman (2008-09): In first season at Vandy after redshirting 2007-08, averaged 3.8 points, 2.6 rebounds and 0.8 blocks in 12.4 minutes per game. Never had played organized basketball except at the AAU level before Vanderbilt.
Strengths: Has prototypical size to play center in the NBA. Terrific shotblocker. Physical attributes (athleticism, reach, strength) make him a solid finisher around the basket. Gives a good effort defensively.
Personal: According to a story in Sports Illustrated, Ezeli graduated from high school in Nigeria at the age of 14 and then moved to the U.S. to live with his uncle, who is a pediatrician. He spent a year taking classes at Sacramento's Jesuit High School, the magazine reported, but got cut from the basketball team. At 16, Ezeli took courses at a junior college and practiced with the basketball squad while also serving as the team videographer.


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Several Lady Bulldogs get into scoring act in blowout victory.
Eight different players scored goals for the Rolla High School girls' soccer team on Monday, as the Lady Bulldogs rolled to a 10-0 Ozark Conference victory over West Plains Monday on Kiwanis Field at the Bray Sports Complex.
Rolla improves to 4-1 overall. It was the Lady Bulldogs' conference opener.
Junior forward Nicole Howard scored the hat track to pace Rolla, netting three goals.
Howard got plenty of help in the goal-scoring department, though. Scoring single goals were freshman Emma Laney, junior Aysen Malone, sophomore Meggie Ross, freshman Caroline Victor, senior Alexa Roth, sophomore Emily Cates and sophomore London Clift.
Howard added three assists while Malone, Victor, Clift, Laney, junior Amy Jernigan and junior Kaden Curtis each had one.
Freshman Katie Hudson got the win in goal.
"It was nice to have eight different people score goals," said RHS head coach Mike Howard. "We were able to get everyone plenty of playing time."
The Lady Bulldogs are slated to play again on Thursday at Union in non-league action, with the junior varsity game beginning at 5 p.m. and the varsity contest to follow.


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Zappos Gives Up On Canada Due To Customs Problems
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We have made the difficult decision to shut down the canada.zappos.com site and stop shipping to Canada. One of our core values is to "deliver WOW through service". That means the best selection of brands and products that can meet just about every individual's needs as well as fast, free shipping and free returns, all at competitive pricing. Our Canadian customers know that we have not lived up to these service levels.While this is just one e-commerce outlet (albeit a subsidiary of Amazon.com), combined with what I'd heard in the past, it really does seem like a pretty major issue for Canada. If people there can't reliably order e-commerce products, then Canadians are missing out on quite a big part of what the internet enables. You would think there would be a more concerted effort to make things right, rather than spending so much time doing things like passing laws that Hollywood wants, which will limit consumers even more.
Product selection on canada.zappos.com is limited due to distribution agreements with the brands we sell in the United States. In addition, we have struggled with general uncertainty and unpredictability of delivering orders to our Canadian customers given customs and other logistics constraints.


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Leo Rivers wrote:How different is this from Buddhist Phenomenology: A Philosophical Investigation of Yogacara Buddhism and the Ch'eng Wei-shih Lun (Routledge Critical Studies in Buddhism) [Paperback] by Dan Lusthaus? That had 5 translations of each verse with background.
it does look similar, the main differences being the size of the book, and location of publishing.


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It's been an interesting CES this year, as the mobile space was surprisingly lacking with the handfuls of device that are usually announced. While we saw a few Windows Phone 8 handsets pop up from both Samsung and Huawei, an odd amount of tablet/phone hybrid devices, annoyingly aka phablets, were announced. While we wouldn't go as far to say that 2013 will be the year of phablets, it's definitely been interesting to see the amount of them coming out of CES this year.
Take a look below to see some of the best phablet devices announced this year.
Lenovo K900
Lenovo came out swinging with the K900, it's latest Intel-based Android smartphone, and it's one of the best devices announced at the show. Rocking a 5.5 inch 1080p display, the new Intel Clover Trail+ CPU, 2GB, and 13 MP camera, the K900 stands out even more with a beautiful design made of a composite of stainless steel alloy and polycarbonate. The lack of US availability is definitely bummer, and hopefully Lenovo will eventually begin to make a push here at some point.
The follow-up to Lenovo's previous Intel-based Android handset get high marks across the board in specs and style, making it one of our favorite devices to come out of CES 2013. Phablet devices aren't necessarily a must-have
Xperia Z/ZL
Sony's newest flagship handset, the Xperia X, comes in with a 5 inch 1080 HD Reality display, which should be enough to get anyone's attention. Borrowing from its one BRAVIA HDTV tech, the handset has quite a few interesting tweaks that you just don't see every day. For starters, the power/lock switch is rather large and sits right in the middle of one of the device's sides and the Xperia ZL's front-facing camera is actually found below the display.
Overall, Sony's Xperia Z line is most definitely the company's best set of devices to date and we look forward to seeing them land on store shelves, whenever that might be.
Huawei Ascend D2
Huawei's successor to the Ascend D officially lands it into phablet territory with its 5 inch 1080p IPS + display with a PPI of 440, and packs a punch with a 1.5GHz quad-core CPU. Yet another device that won't be coming to the states, the Ascend D2 offers up a handsome set of specifications that are on par with just about every other device the category. Other features you'll be happy to see are a 13 megapixel rear-facing camera, and 3000 mAh battery to get you through the day with that large display.
While the Ascend D2 may look a bit small when next to its brother, the Huawei Mate, there's plenty of screen to go around with this device.
Huawei Ascend Mate
The Huawei Ascend Mate is one hell of a phablet, and the biggest of its kind so far. The Mate rocks a massive 6.1 inch 1280 x 720 HD IPS+ display that's almost laughable the first time you pick it up, but it quickly becomes something to admire. While we have little doubt that Samsung will likely crank out another Galaxy Note with an equal or greater size display, the Mate is the go-to device if you're looking to blur the tablet and smartphone line.
With such a large display, one could only imagine that the battery life on the device would be downright awful. Luckily, Huawei threw in a massive 4050mAh battery inside the Mate, which should definitely help you get through the day. Thrown in the 8 megapixel camera with LED flash, 2GB, and the bells and whistles you'd come to expect from a 2013 smartphone, and the Huawei Ascend Mate is one of the most stand out devices of the year… So far.
ZTE Grand S
Last but not least, we have the ZTE Grand S. This is actually quite a nice looking handset that shares a majority of the aforementioned devices' specs and will ship in an assortment of colors. Mostly composed of plastic, the Grand S still feels surprisingly good in the hand and fits quite nicely as well.
Specifications of the Grand S include a 5 inch 1080p HD display, 1.5Ghz quad-core Snapdragon S4 Pro CPU, 13 megapixel camera, 2GB RAM, and Android 4.1 Jelly Bean out of the Box. Better yet, it was recently confirmed that the ZTE Grand S will indeed become available in the US later this year.
The New Trend?
The phablet market was essentially single-handedly carved out by Samsung with the Galaxy Note (we'll pretend the Dell Streak never existed), and now the Galaxy Note II. Due to the popularity of the device, we can't say that we're too surprised that we're seeing more devices of this type to ship from the competition, but we'd be lying if we said we expected this many at CES this year. Only time will tell if other phablet devices will be able to sway potential Galaxy Note buyers away, but it looks like this market is here to stay.
As screen sizes on smartphone increase with seemingly every generation, would you consider buying a phablet as your next primary device? Sound off in the comments below!


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To eat an uncooked egg doesn't appeal to most of us. There was a time when teenagers would challenge one another to eat a raw egg. In the Adventures of Tom Sawyer, Tom is arguing with someone and one of them said: "I dare you to knock it off-and anybody that'll take a dare will suck eggs." Way back when I was in high school and on the Golden Gloves boxing team someone told me if I'd eat raw eggs that it would build up my wind. When in a boxing match you have to give it your all. After each round you are out of breathe and exhausted. You need all the stamina you can possess. So I swallowed a few uncooked eggs with a little vanilla favoring. One thing about it the liquefied egg will flow quickly down your throat. Now I haven't got the stomach for indulging in that delicacy now days.
It is a wonder that I didn't get salmonella poisoning in eating the raw eggs. Actually it is a dumb thing to do. Health authorities emphasize that an egg should be thoroughly cooked before eating it. Salmonella causes typhoid fever, paratyphoid fever, and food poisoning. A person should wash their hands after handling uncooked eggs.
Various kinds of snakes such as the King snake and the Gopher snake will invade a hen house and eat their eggs. I've heard that some farmers or their wife attempts to overcome this problem by shaping a piece of wood like unto an egg, painting it white, and then placing it in a hen's nest hoping a snake will shallow it and have at least a bellyache. Whether that has worked I don't know.
Having several egg laying hens on a farm was considered essential. This was especially true in the past when a farm family would raise domestic animals for meat, an orchard for their fruit, a vegetable garden, a bee hive for honey, milk cows for their milk and butter, and chickens for their eggs. Probably their main meat dish was chicken! This included fried chicken, chicken and dumplings, and cooking chicken in other dishes such as stew. If the farm family had a surplus of eggs, milk and butter they would take it to town and trade those items at the grocery store for things they couldn't raise on the farm. If they had a dog that got to getting in the hen house and eating the eggs then the farmer might reluctantly have to shoot the dog. You may recall that Johnny Cash had a song entitled: "Dirty Old Egg-Sucking Dog."
"Break em' from sucking eggs" has become a figure of speech meaning doing something to break a person from a bad habit.
There were several of these English sayings about teaching grandma. "Teaching grandmother to suck eggs" had reference to advising someone about something in which that person already knew about and probably more than the one advising them.
Dub Mowery is a Gospel preacher in the Church of Christ. Presently he serves as full time evangelist for the Pittsburg Church of Christ. A native of Southeast Oklahoma, he is the author of Colloquial Sayings & Expressions (Morris Publishing, 2008)


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The squad competes in the Liga de Guatemala, a Brooklyn-based summer league that draws soccer fans to the park on weekend afternoons for back-to-back 60-minute games.
Players on the team were recruited from all over the borough, after proving themselves in pick-up games like the well-known run at the Dodge YMCA in Downtown Brooklyn.
The season runs through the end of September, when the winning team walks away with the league championship.


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Chico: The Race to Louisiana
Nineteen CSU Chico participants arrived in Lafayette, Louisiana, to begin work for Community Action Volunteers in Education (CAVE) Alternative Spring Break (ASB), in partnership with Habitat for Humanity. Two student leaders were given seven weeks to select and build a team, raise funds, and finalize plans for travel. Their ingenuity and hard work paid off, as volunteers completed more than 427 service hours on three construction sites, building homes for economically disadvantaged families. Year after year, CAVEs ASB trips exemplify all aspects of their mission by identifying a significant community need in the country, and providing students a rich volunteer experience that is developed by a team of students who are well on their way to becoming the next great leaders.
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California State University Maritime Academy's Martin Luther King National Day of Service took place in spring of 2013. While helping to restore part of Vallejo's local history, students interacted with community members, established a strong camaraderie with each other and were inspired to continue the work they were doing until projects were completed several months later.
In April 2013, CSU Dominguez Hills hosted the 3rd annual Pow Wow honoring Native American victims of crime and violence. Pow wows are a critical component of American Indian society; the arenas serve both social and spiritual functions, bringing people together to celebrate, dance, pray and honor Native American tradition and culture.
CSU East Bay has taken a new approach in introducing first-year students to the first few weeks of college. Through an intentional one-day community service experience, students explore and give back to the community through Freshman Day of Service.
The Service Learning Institute at CSU Monterey Bay supports students at their community placements through an AmeriCorps Volunteer Infrastructure Project (VIP). This year's VIPs have coordinated more than 4,700 volunteers who have served nearly 109,000 Monterey County residents through more than 46,000 hours of service.
"Change the Status Quo" is a social justice conference with a ten-year history at Cal Poly San Luis Obispo. Workshop topics range from environmental issues, to homelessness, fair trade, sexual assault, mental health, and sexuality, and are presented by students, faculty, staff, and community partners.
Shadow Day is an annual event at Sonoma State where students enrolled in University 222 serve as mentors for juniors from Roseland University Prep (RUP). The purpose of this event is to prepare RUP juniors for college, whether it is at Sonoma State or another university.


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Dungeon Striker Universe is the biggest and best fan community for Eyedentity's game, Dungeon Striker. We're a place to chat about what's been shown so far, and to share your ideas about what's to come. Check out our forums further and our Dungeon Striker news section. We hope you enjoy your stay!
Make yourself at home. Take a moment to create an account! It's free and painless, and it's the first step in getting involved. For more, dive into the Dungeon Striker Wiki.


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Nuance 9.0 not working with Unified CCX
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Nuance 9.0 not working with Unified CCX
|Problem Summary
|Nuance MRCP ASR and MRCP TTS not working after configured from AppAdmin
|Error Message
|MRCP ASR and MRCP TTS Provider not able to recognize and play prompts.
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|Unified CCX is not integrated properly with Nuance 9.0 or check Nuance 9.0 licenses.
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| Make sure that Nuance license file have not expired so also make sure that Nuance 9.0 is integrated properly
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Coaching vacancies
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FAIRFIELD LUDLOWE: Head football. Applicant must have experience as offensive or defensive coordinator on high school level. Contact: Please send letter of interest to Athletic Director Dave Schulz 203-255-7246 or email email@example.com. Deadline: 12/31/12.
RIDGEFIELD: Freshman boys lacrosse, Varsity assistant softball, JV volunteer assistant golf. Applicants must hold a valit Connecticut Teaching Certificate, Coaching Permit or be eligible for a Temporary Emergency Coaching Permit. Contact: AD Carl Charles at Ridgefield High School, 700 North Salem Road, Ridgefield, CT, 06877 or (203) 438-3785x1010.


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The Molecular and Genomic Imaging Center, a consortium of research groups at Harvard, MIT, and Washington University, is looking for qualified undergraduate students from underrepresented minority groups to participate in a 10 week summer research program. In this program, students will perform research in the field of genomics, working on a technology that promises to sequence human genomes for hundreds or thousands of dollars. In addition to performing research, students will also be exposed to journal clubs, seminars, workshops, and social activities. Students will be paid a stipend of $4000 for 10 weeks of residence in the program.
Four laboratories will be participating in the program. Two are located in Boston, Massachusetts, and two are located in St. Louis, Missouri. Housing is available in university dormitories (Harvard, MIT or Washington University), with an expected cost of approximately $1000 for the full 10 weeks. For more information about the labs, please visit their homepages:
The Molecular and Genomic Imaging Center is committed to training a biomedical research work force that mirrors the diversity of our nation. We encourage applications from individuals from groups that are traditionally underrepresented in biomedical research. Biology or engineering majors will be given priority. Unfortunately, students who have already earned a baccalaureate degree AND students who will earn a baccalaureate degree in Spring before the program dates are NOT eligible to apply for this program.
Application Instructions: Please send your CV, and two letters of recommendation to Yveta Masarova at the following address:
77 Ave Louis Pasteur
Boston, MA 02115
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
If you would prefer to be placed in a particular laboratory (of the four listed above), please indicated this in your application.
Church Lab: The mission of our group is to develop broadly distributed, integrated models for biomedical and ecological systems. To make these systems-biology models useful and accurate, we develop biotechnologies suitable for comprehensive yet cost-effective systems measures and synthesis of designed biosystems. In particular, we focus on replication of four systems - mammalian stem cells, cell-cycle metabolism, microbial ecosystems (e.g. ocean circadian cycles and biofilms), and "in vitro" mini-genomes. Each of these has advantages for developing "systems analysis" tools and each represent existing clinical or commercial practice ripe for improvements (e.g. respectively, stem cell transplants, metabolic engineering, environmental bioremediation, and molecular biology "kits").
Although in some ways broad and interdisciplinary, the integration of systems-analyses and "-omics" technologies does represent a specialized discipline. It requires a focused and dynamic tool-set and outlook. Examples of technologies include proteomic mass spectrometry, microarrays (for whole -genome RNA, mutant growth rates, and DNA-protein interactions), polymerase colony ("polony") amplification (for RNA splicing, haplotyping, sequencing), and chemical synthesis of genes and genomes. These are integrated with each other and with relevant systems models. These models include metabolic optimization, clusters of transcription factor motifs, and 3D (and with time 4D) models of genome folding and replication.
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"Bad Boys 3" just got real.
Martin Lawrence said progress is being made on a third installment of the shoot-'em-up action-comedy franchise starring him and Will Smith as a pair of loose-cannon Miami cops.
"I just talked to [producer] Jerry [Bruckheimer] yesterday and he said it's real, they're working on the script, they're getting close, and it all looks good," Lawrence said during an appearance Wednesday on "Conan."
Directed by pyrotechnics maestro Michael Bay, "Bad Boys" (1995, Bay's directorial debut) and "Bad Boys II"...


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Bremen's Pike signs with Judson
BREMEN — One of Bremen's best has signed on to continue his basketball career at Judson University next season.
After singing on with the Christian liberal arts university located in Elgin, Ill. last week, Lions senior Ethan Pike will play for the Eagles beginning in the winter of 2014. Judson is an NAIA school competing in the Chicagoland Athletic Conference.
"We are very excited to have the opportunity to coach Ethan," said Judson University men's basketball coach Joel Cotton." He has had a great high school career, and I believe his game is still improving. He is a good fit for our program, and I know that he will represent us well both on and off the court."
Pike, a 6'4" swingman and three-year varsity player for the Lions, finished up his high school career with a 71-59 loss to two-time defending Sectional 35-champion Westview in a Class 2A tournament opener Feb. 26.
He put up 21 points in the career-ending loss to finish with 510 points in his senior season, just 18 points behind the program's single-season scoring record of 528 set by Bill Hunter in 1973-74. With 978 points amassed over three varsity seasons, he closed just 22 points shy of breaking the 1,000-point barrier at Bremen.
Pike led the Lions with 24.28 points — including a season-high 41 in a loss at Tippecanoe Valley Feb. 12, a performance that helped him earn District I IBCA/ Subway Player of the Week honors that week — and 6.9 rebounds per game in his final year, powering Bremen to its first double-digit win campaign since 2008-09.
"Ethan's success is a testament to hard work," said Bremen boys basketball coach Ryan Eakins. "Basketball players are made March to October, and Ethan has put in the time necessary to develop his basketball talent into skill. He has been a leader in getting this program back to where it belongs as he put us on his back on multiple occasions on both ends of the floor. We are proud of him and wish him the best as he becomes a collegiate student-athlete. Judson University is getting a great basketball player and a quality person."


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Rachael Carr, PLPC, MAC
Provisionally Licensed Professional Counselor
3143 S Grand Blvd, Saint Louis, Missouri 63118 | 314-881-8482
I am passionate about creating a safe enviroment to come alongside you as you seek to find comfort, peace, understanding, and healing in the midst of the many difficulties that life can bring.
Richard Boswell, LCSW, L.L.C.
Licensed Clinical Social Worker
225 S. Meramec Avenue, Suite 512, Clayton, Missouri 63105 | 314-645-5333
🎵🎵All you need is love. 🎵🎵 Or at least that is what the Beatles told us. Yet, they didn't quite make it clear that there are times that it can take a lot of work to keep the love alive and keep a relationship together.
Sandra A. Shachar, Ph.D.
Licensed Psychologist
225 S. Meramec Ave., Suite 432T, st louis, Missouri 63105 | 1-888-542-1064
My goal is to help you identify what will bring greater happiness, peace and satisfaction in your life and relationships. I will listen carefully, with deep respect and be an active partner in helping you change your life for the better!
Angela McDowell, MS, LCPC, NCC, CADC
Private Practice Counselor
322 State Street, Suite 201, Alton, Illinois 62002 | 618-558-0296
Individualized confidential outpatient counseling services. Individual, couple & family therapy, seeing children over age 5, adolescents, & adults.
Tyler Sparks, MA, LPC, NCC, CCSAS
Licensed Professional Counselor
12166 Old Big Bend Suite 204, Saint Louis, Missouri 63122 | 314-822-8888
It is my hope that you eventually enjoy coming to therapy, that my office would become a place of comfort and solace for you. I enjoy entering into the lives of my clients and I would be honored to hopefully become a valuable part of the road you are on.
Tracie Wallace, MABS, MAC, LPC, NCC
Licensed Professional Counselor
1023 Executive Parkway Ste 10, St. Louis, Missouri 63141 | 314-469-5522 x 20
It is my desire to provide a safe and empathetic space where you experience being heard, understood, and able to move towards the healing and growth you desire. I am passionate about my work as a therapist and bringing light and hope to dark places.
Judy Koehler, M.A., LPC, NCC
Licensed Professional Counselor
1715 Deer Tracks Trail, Suite 260, St. Louis, Missouri 63131 | 314 249-5444
I seek to create a warm environment where my clients explore their world with greater clarity. My goal is to help clients achieve a better understanding of themselves and the significant people in their life in order to achieve more satisfying relationships.
Sharon Moehle, Ed.S.
Licensed Psychologist
Saint Luke's Hospital, 224 South Woods Mill Rd, Suite 550 South, Chesterfield, Missouri 63017 | 314.707.4560
I love my work and I'm proud of the outcomes I provide. Adding EEG Biofeedback & EMDR therapies greatly enhances my practice. At my office you will feel safe and comfortable. We will work together to help you achieve your goals. I hope to hear from you soon!
Kelly Diller, LPC, MA
Licensed Professional Counselor
142 Enchanted Parkway #200C, Manchester, Missouri 63021 | 314-374-5000
Kelly brings deep compassion and understanding to the counseling experience and walks with her clients through changes that are meaningful and long-lasting.
Randy McLaren, MA, LPC, NCC
Licensed Professional Counselor
5988 Mid Rivers Mall Dr., St. Charles, Missouri 63304 | 636-229-5679
I focus on collaborative goal-setting, developing self-awareness, and applying what's learned to improving your important relationships. I'm experienced in working with individuals as well as couples struggling with marriage, and family/parenting issues.
Jerry Waggoner, M. Div., M. Ed., LPC
Licensed Professional Counselor
First Baptist Church of Hillsboro, 10545 Highway 21, Hillsboro, Missouri 63050 | (636) 633-1980
Jerry offers counsel based on things he practices in his own life and marriage and has found to be effective, that are Biblically SOUND and that are consistent with reliable research findings. He seeks never simple to apply a Christian veneer to secular thinking.
62060 is a zip code located in Madison County and part of Madison, Illinois. It has a land area of 3.529 square miles.  The population of 62060 is 4,847 people.


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Cabrera shines as Indians pound Royals
Cleveland, OH – Asdrubal Cabrera capped a 10-run fifth inning with a grand slam as the Cleveland Indians thumped the Kansas City Royals, 15-3, in the rubber match of a three-game series at Progressive Field.
Cabrera finished with three hits and three runs scored and Matt LaPorta ripped a pinch-hit, two-run double for the Indians, who have won four of their last five games. Shin-Soo Choo added a two-run single and Jack Hannahan contributed three hits, including an RBI double.
Zach McAllister (6-8) allowed three runs on five hits and two walks over 6 2/3 innings to earn his first win since Aug. 11.
"I feel like we're just being more patient and taking better at-bats," Hannahan said. "We're doing what the pitcher allows us to do and using all fields, just being more selective at the plate."
Alex Gordon crushed a two-run homer and Tony Abreu added an RBI base hit for the Royals, who have lost seven of their last eight games.
Luke Hochevar (8-16) was pounded for nine runs on nine hits and three walks over 4 2/3 innings.
Cleveland opened the scoring in the second inning as Hannahan ripped a one-out single up the middle, went first-to-third on a base hit by Casey Kotchman and scored via a single into right by Lou Marson.
The Indians exploded for 10 runs in the fifth. Choo began the inning with a double to right and stole third without a throw. Jason Kipnis then got a fastball down from Hochevar and golfed it into the right-field corner for a ground-rule double.
Cabrera followed with a bunt single to put runners on the corners and Hannahan doubled home Kipnis. Brent Lillibridge walked to load the bases and Kotchman grounded into a fielder's choice to bring home Cabrera.
Marson walked to load the bases again and Jason Donald was plunked, forcing in Hannahan before Choo ripped a two-run single up the middle in his second at- bat of the inning for a comfortable 7-0 lead.
Everett Teaford replaced Hochevar on the mound and walked Kipnis before Cabrera finished off the monster inning with his second career grand slam over the left-field wall.
"There was just nothing we could do," Royals manager Ned Yost said of the Indians' 10-run fifth. "We didn't have any offense up to that point. If the game was closer, we might have been able to take it in another direction."
Kansas City got on the board in the sixth after Gordon smashed a two-run shot into the right-field seats, making it an 11-2 game.
Abreu ripped an RBI single to left in the Kansas City seventh, but LaPorta answered for the Tribe in the bottom half, making it a 13-3 game.
Cleveland finished off the rout with a pair of runs in the eighth as Marson beat out an infield single and scored on a hit by Cord Phelps. Donald, who singled into left, scored on a wild pitch by Louis Coleman.
Game Notes
Sunday marked the first time the Indians scored 10 runs in one inning at Progressive Field since August 13, 2006, also against the Royals ... It was the third grand slam for the Indians this season ... Kansas City fell to 12-10 in rubber games this season ... Despite the loss, the Royals won the season series, 10-8.


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This certificate prepares the dance student with a solid foundation of kinesthetic training in one or more idioms, principles of choreography, movement education, along with the process of performance. Graduates will be qualified to work in regional dance Theater; as a professional dancer in industrial work in areas such as Los Angeles, and as a certified dance instructor or independent choreographer.
*A Certificate of Performance is a departmental award that does not appear on the student's transcript. All courses must be completed within the San Diego Community College District
The Musical Theater Dance Certificate prepares
students to develop and understand the skills and
expectations required of professional musical theatre
performers. Graduates will be qualified to perform in
regional theatres, national tours, cruise ships, theme
parks and on Broadway.