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When a new coach is introduced at a school, among the first questions asked is 'what offense and defense do you favor'? Everyone wants to know the coach's philosophy on the X's & O's.
Fair enough. What may be more important at Iowa State, however, is Matt Campbell's ability to help the Cyclones win close games.
Campbell inherits an Iowa State team which entered the fourth quarter tied or leading six times last fall. The Cyclones, however, dropped three of those games late.
An undersold trait of Campbell's background is that he is accustomed to winning. As head coach at Toledo, the Rockets won 70% of their games. As a player and coach at Mount Union, the Purple Raiders won five national titles and 83 of 85 games.
Mount Union built a program that expected to win. Campbell copied that blueprint at Toledo. A culture was developed and a confidence was created.
"Our record is games decided by fewer than seven points was pretty impressive," Campbell said of his UT teams that won 71% of their games decided by six or fewer points. "That's culture and getting your program playing at an elite level. (It) is not easy to do. It doesn't happen at the snap of a finger."
Campbell has been a part of winning cultures throughout his career. Building a confident culture will probably have a larger impact on the ISU program than the formations and plays that are used.

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Much as professional historians talked of a post-1989 world after the fall of communism and a post-9/11 world after the attacks on the Twin Towers, Ron Smith speaks of a post-1996 world in terms of cotton insect control in the Deep South.
As Smith, the Alabama Cooperative Extension System's long-serving cotton entomologist, sees it, 1996 was the year that changed everything.
It not only changed the way producers dealt with cotton pests, but also challenged the way they look at the two most critical facets of insect control: tools and management — in other words, the technologies growers use to control insects versus the crop management practices they employ to reduce the likelihood of pest outbreaks.
Before 1996, growers had looked at tools and management as either/or propositions; after 1996, they've tended to look at them as two sides of the same coin.
What ended as a watershed year for growers will also be remembered as one of extreme desperation — the year that farmers and insect-control experts such as Smith were forced to think the unthinkable: whether cotton could continue to be grown profitably in the Deep South.
Since the late 1970s, farmers had relied on pyrethroids as their standby of cotton-insect control. Their introduction not only resolved the delayed maturity of cotton plants caused by the applications of phosphates, but also freed growers of crop management concerns, such as preserving beneficial insects to help with tobacco budworm control.
"The era of pyrethroids was probably the most extended era we ever had [with cotton insect control]," Smith says. "We didn't need a lot of management because we now had the tools to cover everything and to control everything.
"Yields improved tremendously."
However, by the mid-1990s, pyrethroids were losing their effectiveness on tobacco budworms, one of the most virulent cotton pests. In addition, sucking pests, such as spider mites, aphids and whiteflies re-emerged as significant problems, Smith says.
Weevil eradication entered picture
Compounding the problem, he says, were unintended effects stemming from the Boll Weevil Eradication Program. By eliminating many beneficial species along with the weevils, eradication efforts in the Deep South ended up benefiting two other cotton pests, beet armyworms and tobacco budworms— a problem that had not occurred in the Carolinas where eradication already was in full swing.
Adding to the problem was that central Alabama marked the farthest advance of the eradication effort.
"We were the dividing line — for several years the eradication program did not advance to create new buffer areas."
The continuous spraying in this region to stave off encroachments from weevils from the untreated areas only compounded the problems growers were encountering with the elimination of beneficial species.
By 1996, growers had only one card to play. Smith and other entomologists had already participated in field trials of cotton equipped with bollworm-resistant genes — Bollgard cotton as it was dubbed by its developer, Monsanto.
"I felt really comfortable with Bollgard cotton," says Smith, who contends that adoption of the technology will be remembered as one of the major turning points in cotton-insect control.
"The 1996 introduction of genetically-altered Bollgard cotton was one of the biggest events that has ever occurred with cotton insects," he says. "I can't imagine a more significant one that that.
"We were at the point at which we couldn't grow cotton any longer because of the budworm."
As he sees it, the adoption of the technology not only staved off disaster, but also changed the face of cotton production, largely for the better.
"Basically, we've learned to manage secondary pests as we've watched the whole cotton-insect landscape evolve into a low-spray environment — between zero and four foliar sprays a year now."
However, Smith says something equally significant followed that milestone year: a profound change in the way growers viewed the two principles of controlling insects: tools and crop management, which until then tended to be viewed as mutually exclusive.
"For most of the past century, management practices were inversely related to the types of tools we had and how effective they were," Smith says. "When they had highly effective tools, they backed away from management practices."
The bitter experiences of the late 1980s and early 1990s not only demonstrated the value of both, but also underscored why they should be used in tandem.
"New tools and technology are initially very effective but, historically, not sustainable forever," Smith says. "On the other hand, management alone results in some level of damage.
"So the best thing is to use them together and preserve the technology for as long as possible, because both ensure sustainability over the long-term."
Smith says the ways cotton producers have learned to combine technology and sound crop management have set a benchmark for other crops.
"If there is one crop that demonstrates this better than cotton, I'm not aware of it."


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|Henrietta Burbach circa 1909
Henrietta Burbach was born 23 Aug 1888 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. She was the second daughter and youngest of six children born to Hermann Burbach and Eva Schmitz. Hermann came to the United States with his family in 1856 from the German state of Hesse. Eva was born in Wisconsin to German born parents.
Henrietta's father owned a butcher shop with his brother John. Both lived close to each other and also their parents Georg Burbach and Catharine Caspari. The brothers had worked as butchers before opening their own shop about 1876[i]
Herman and Eva had six children and John and Stephanie had six also. Henrietta had many cousins to play with. In 1892 Henrietta was four years old and on Sunday 8th May attended the Confirmation ceremony of her older brother John at St Joseph's Church. It was a nice Spring day so John and two friends decided to take a raft out on the river that afternoon. A storm came on suddenly and capsized the raft. John's two friends were rescued but John was drowned. His body was not recovered for two weeks.[ii] [iii]
In 1896 Henrietta was eight years old and her beloved Grandfather Georg Burbach died at the age of seventy two. In 1897 Henrietta's forty four year old father died suddenly followed by the death the same year of her only sister Catherine.
On 8 October 1898 Henrietta's mother Eva Schmitz Burbach married Charlie Meuller. Charlie worked in a meat market in 1900 and Eva and her children lived on Grand Avenue in Milwaukee at the time of the 1900 Census. This is probably the last year Henrietta attended school. According to the 1900 census she was in school for nine months and was thirteen years old. In the 1940 census Henrietta reports that she completed the eighth grade.
Family stories tell of Henrietta working in a shop at the Grand Hotel for her step-father Charley Mueller. It is said that there is where she met Adolf H Hansen whom she married on 30 Oct 1907.


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I have been on vacation in New York. That is, if you call flying across the country with three kids, and two septuagenarians to attend a college graduation and family wedding, a vacation. Don't get me wrong, I love my family and I love to travel, but vacationing with a large family, to attend assorted family events makes it more family than vacation.
In the interest of economizing I booked our flight on a red-eye from LA to JFK. I tried to prepare us all for red-eye flight by packing neck pillows and blankets.
We were scheduled to arrive in the city that never sleeps at the sleepy hour of 5:30 a.m. I thought this was a good idea since it could save us a few hundred dollars by not having to pay for the extra night in a hotel. I figured that if we could check into our hotel early we could rest and freshen up later. I am also the kind of person who can sleep anywhere, including an airplane, and who needs sleep anyway? Well, maybe my 70+ year-old parents and my kids could have used some.
So much for my planning. But, eventually we did manage to get into our room shortly before noon, and everyone promptly went down for a long nap. Finally, about mid afternoon, we headed out to explore the city. We stopped at Rockefeller Center.
And Diego and Nico stopped at the Lego Store in Rockefeller Center.
We strolled down 5th Avenue where my parents visited the Waldorf Astoria…
My parents, being the good Catholics that they are, wanted to visit the beautiful St. Patrick's Cathedral.
Juan, being the Apple Fanboy that he is, wanted to visit his cathedral…
We ended up at Central Park for a carriage ride.
Then took the subway to Times Square, where we took more pictures and saw ourselves on the Jumbo-tron.
There was much more on our list that we wanted to do, but time, money, and energy prevented it. So, we ended our first day in the city with a meal at Juniors and their famous cheesecake.
On Day Two in NYC we had planned on heading out to Ground Zero, and having an early lunch in Little Italy and then take the 1:00pm tour of the Statute of Liberty. I had the foresight to book the Statue of Liberty tour online months ago, but wasn't able to book the tour to the inside of the torch since it was sold out until August! What I didn't' have the foresight to do was account for the inevitable delay that occurs when you are traveling with such a large and diverse age group like mine. Let's just say that traveling with my family is a lot like herding cats. I also did not plan on it taking nearly an hour to get from the upper East side to financial district in our rental van. By the time we arrived at our $45 (!) parking lot we had to sprint to make it to the ferry that would take us to Liberty Island. We finally managed to board the ferry, and had a
great memorable time touring this landmark in the rain, wearing our trash bags rain gear.
Running low on energy and time, we had to skip the Ellis Island tour and headed back to Ground Zero where we took in the very moving exhibit at the World Center Tribute Center. By the end of the tour we were all feeling pretty drained so we thought some authentic NY style pizza was in order. Unfortunately, we couldn't find anything that looked like an authentic NY pizzeria so we ended up at a little hole in the wall that had only two bar stools and a standing eating counter. After two days of walking the NY sidewalks, our feet were tired, and even though next door there was a Papa Johns Pizza with plenty of seating, we were unwilling to compromise comfort for "authentic" NY pizza by the slice. This "experience" finished us off and we limped back to our van so we could make the 2 hour drive north to the Hudson River Valley to attend the graduation of my cousin from West Point the next morning.
The graduation ceremony was very inspiring, and was a nice educational tie-in to the previous days sites we had visited. At the conclusion of the ceremony the graduating cadets throw their hats in the air and the kids attending are allowed to enter the field retrieve one. Erica, Nico and Diego each got a hat. Inside the hat, the cadet had written their name and included a message of inspiration and/or money. Erica and Diego both got nice notes in their hat and Erica got $50! I promptly told her she could use the money to buy her own NY souvenirs, since NYC has to be the most expensive place for a family vacation!
The rest of the weekend was spent with family, attending the ceremonial pinning of lieutenant bars on my cousin overlooking the Hudson River at Trophy Point, and a celebratory brunch at the historic Thayer Hotel.
On one of our last days we were supposed to attend my cousin's wedding at 2:00pm at the West Point Catholic Chapel. However, someone forgot to inform the bride and groom that NY state law requires the marrying couple wait 24 hours after getting the marriage license before getting married. Since my cousin got her marriage license on her wedding morning, the priest refused to marry her. Oops! With some last-minute scrambling and frantic phone calling, an unofficial wedding was rescheduled for the guests at 2:45 at a protestant chapel. The official Catholic wedding would take place the following day, after the requisite waiting period, and after we left for our trip home.
Once the happy couple's ceremony was concluded, we proceeded to the official reception with an official open bar. My kids cleaned up real nice and everyone had a great time.
The other wedding guests seated at our table remarked how well-behaved our kids were, and asked how we did it? I revealed our secret. I told them that we pinch them under the table any time they start to misbehave. Actually, I was pleasantly surprised that after over four days of traveling and sight-seeing my kids were still getting along pretty well and they remembered their table manners. And I was even more surprised, shocked actually, at how grown up they suddenly seemed…hanging out at the bar ordering Rob Roys and Shirley Temples and dancing all night.
All in all it turned out to be a good trip. But, after all the coordinating of travel plans, schedule snafus and family obligations, I am ready for a REAL vacation. One that involves me, and a beach, and a drink that isn't named after a 1940's child movie star.


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Hornaday steals Atlanta truck win with fuel strategy
A Kevin Harvick Inc. Chevrolet won Friday night's Camping World Truck Series race at Atlanta Motor Speedway, but it wasn't the KHI truck that dominated the proceedings.
Ron Hornaday Jr. stole a win with fuel-mileage strategy in the Good Sam Club 200, beating teammate-for-a day Clint Bowyer to the finish line by 1.596 seconds to win his second race of the season and the 49th of his career.
The four-time series champion stopped for fuel on Lap 75 of 130 and immediately began saving gas. Bowyer, who was the class of the field, had to stop for fuel on Lap 112. Kyle Busch ran third, followed by Blake Feese and Ryan Newman. Austin Dillon, Matt Crafton, polesitter Ricky Carmichael, Todd Bodine and James Buescher rounded out the top 10.
KHI won its fourth straight truck race. In the previous three, owner Kevin Harvick took the checkered flag in the No. 2 Chevy.
Hornaday won the race despite damaging the No. 2 soon after the race began.
"At the start of the race somebody checked up, and I went to the right and I got the front fender in," said Hornaday, who entered the race an uncharacteristic ninth in the series standings. "We just kept on taping it up.
"I told them (the crew), 'We don't have the best truck, but we can win by fuel mileage,' and (crew chief) Jeff (Hensley) made that call right there. … I'll take 'em any way I can get 'em. That's cool. Everything's gone wrong the whole year, so something's got to go right at least once."
No other truck in the field was a match for Bowyer's Chevrolet. By the time the first caution flag flew on Lap 19, after the engine in Cole Whitt's No. 60 Chevy blew, Bowyer had built a lead of 4.869 seconds.
A side-by-side battle against Busch punctuated the middle portion of the event and carried through a cascade of three cautions in the space of 19 laps. After the third of the three yellows, for Tim Peters' spin in Turn 4 on Lap 77, Bowyer again pulled away after a restart on Lap 82.
By Lap 110, his lead over Busch had grown to 6.239 seconds, with Newman almost seven seconds back in third. Busch brought his No. 18 Toyota to the pits for fuel and ties on Lap 111, with Bowyer following on Lap 112 to offset any advantage Busch might have gained on new tires.
Though Bowyer led 97 laps, he came about one lap short as he pursued Hornaday after the final pit stop.
"I got beat by a guy who snookered me," Bowyer said. "He played a better poker hand than I did."
Johnny Sauter, the points leader entering the race, had a succession of problems that started with side-to-side contact with the No. 8 of Nelson Piquet Jr. Sauter blew a left rear tire and smacked the Turn 2 wall on Lap 58, causing the third caution.
Sauter finished 29th, 22 laps down and handed the series lead to Buescher, whose margin over Sauter is 12 points. Hornaday climbed to fifth in points, 48 behind Buescher.


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(CMT Offstage keeps a 24/7 watch on everything that's happening with country music artists behind the scenes and out of the spotlight.)
In terms of visual design, every guitar is kind of a big empty canvas. Peter, a North Carolina resident, had the artistic flair it took to come up with the winning entry in a CMT-sponsored contest to design a graphic worthy of Rascal Flatts' Changed tour. In fact, the band will be playing the specially-embellished Taylor guitar during their upcoming performances. As the winner of the competition, not only will Peter will get the honor of watching the band play the guitar he designed, but he'll also receive a similar instrument (signed by the band) to play and show off to his friends. The prize package includes two tickets to a Rascal Flatts show, along with roundtrip airfare and hotel accommodations. Check out the video of Gary LeVox, Jay DeMarcus and Joe Don Rooney choosing the winning entry.


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A Well-Tailored Pair of Menswear Inspired Sofas from Broyhill
Menswear inspired upholstery keeps popping up all throughout this fall's High Point show floor, including a duo of dapper sofa from Broyhill. Other gorgeous color combinations we like: white/black/yellow.
Additionally, Broyhill announced their mid-century influenced Mardella line, an eight-piece collection in walnut veneers with a warm cognac finish characterized by clean shapes, straight edges, and smooth lines. The collection is comprised by a low-profile platform bed with gentle curved side rails (show above), six-drawer dresser with vertical mirror, a combination door and drawer dresser with landscape mirror, a five-drawer chest and a door chest along with door and drawer nightstands .
Showroom: Broyhill
The Apartment Therapy team is on the ground in North Carolina for the twice-yearly High Point Market. We'll be blogging their favorite furniture finds as they send them in so check back for updates often.
For even more up-to-the-minute coverage of High Point Market, be sure to follow Apartment Therapy on Facebook and Twitter.
Reporter & Image: Jason Loper
Go To: All High Point on Apartment Therapy
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Encourage student comprehension of math terms and increase math fact abilities with this fun cross "word" puzzle.
This week's Math Cross puzzle appears below.
Click for a PDF (printable document format) printable version.
Click for this puzzle's answer key.
Click for Math Cross puzzles from previous weeks.
Click for a list of math skills practiced in each Math Cross puzzle.
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For those building gnome3 frequently from git or paying attention to gtk-devel, this might be old news, but still worth mentioning… The gtk-style-context branch has landed in GTK+ master, which will quickly unveil a powerful theming system, powered by CSS files.
Although some apps (mostly these implementing widgets themselves) might undergo some work to adapt to this, there are API docs and migration documents (mostly courtesy of Matthias, who's done an excellent work) that should ease the task.
Besides the GTK+ work, there is also both a gnome3 theme and engine using the new stuff. Things are still ongoing here, as many things can be leveraged into CSS, which would leave the engine very little things to do. Andreas started looking at some point into the branch, so he might have some things ready in that field :).
But not only that! Carlos Garcia Campos (KaL) has been doing good progress on webkit-gtk so no backing widgets creation is needed, and Paolo Borelli has ported GtkSourceView as well, awesome!


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Athletic Field Getting New Irrigation SystemSOCORRO, N.M. April 19, 2012 – The Athletic Field has been fenced off and is off limits as contractors install a new irrigation system. The field will be re-opened in time for the UTEP football team's annual training camp in early August.
In preparation for construction of a new dorm, the sod will be ripped up and new irrigation lines installed.
Mountain West GolfScapes of Albuquerque is the contractor in charge of the work. The fields must be ready for the 10-day training camp held in early August by the University of Texas-El Paso football team.
The athletic field is about 575 feet north-to-south and 475 feet east-to-west. Construction of the new dormitory will eliminate about 75 feet of the field on the south side; however, the area will still be able to accommodate both a rugby field and a soccer pitch.
The removal of sod will be finished by April 27. The company will spend most of May trenching and installing new irrigation lines. In June, the company will laser-level the field, compact the soil and lay new Bermuda-grass sod. The field will be fertilized and watered through early August – and off-limits to events.
The new irrigation system will include more sprinkler heads, use less water and be more efficient. The decades-old system was last worked on about 25 years ago.
Week of April 23 - Irrigation to the field will be cut off. All the old irrigation will be removed. They will rip the field with a dozer in preparation for leveling the field. While ripping they will work humates/compost into the western 150 feet of the field.
- Week of April 30 – Ripping will continue and they will start leveling the field.
- Week of May 7 – Finishing leveling the field and start irrigation work.
- Month of May – Irrigation installation.
- Early June – Re-sodding the field.
- Mid June to early July – start growing the sod.
- First week of August – Take down the fence for UTEP's arrival.
Dormitory construction is scheduled to begin June 1, with the new 150 bed residence hall expected to be completed in time for the fall 2013 semester.
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Taste of Tomahawk Brings in the Crowds
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- Ever wanted to sample beer without paying for it? One local town held their own taste testing Saturday afternoon. "Shopping in the grocery story isn't fun. Going shopping isn't," said Great Lake Food Owner, Storm. "But if we can make it a little more fun and people can taste something we do and they go 'Hey how do you do that?' and they can do it, that's what it's all about." That's exactly what Taste of Tomahawk was all about Saturday afternoon. "You see these products in the store or want to go to their shop, but not quite sure you want to get it," participant Greg Zipp said. "Here's a little chance just to have a little bit of a lot of things. So you can taste it and what you know that you like, you can go back and get." "It's a good experience. You get to taste different beers different wines it's very nice," said participant Billy Hill. "You get to meet a lot of nice people and it's a good way to get tomahawk on the map." This is the tenth year for the wine and beer tasting. Not only did they have a record breaking crowd, but organizers added something different this year. "We have a lot of food tables. We have ten food tables this year which we've never had before," said Tomahawk Chamber Member Service Coordinator, Jan Arends. "We have a record mark food tables this year. And we are very very happy to have them." And if you've had one too many beers, you have a safe option to get home."The Inshalla Country Club is a part of the Tavern League which offers the Safe Ride Home program. So we always have that available." Arends said. "They try to keep the four hours minimum so people won't get too intoxicated." said Hill. Whether or not people visit the venders after this event, one business owner thinks it's just about being a part of the community. "Tomahawk is a small town that's trying to survive with big towns all around it," Storm said. "You have to be a part of that community. And if you're not going to dance, no one's going to dance with you."
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Katrina Jade and Leya Falcon are "fuck buddies". They love to get together and make each other cum. They've been doing it a while now, but today is a special day. Katrina has discovered a new Bull, and she can't wait to share him with Leya! But first, the girls will suck on some titty and eat some pussy and ass before Katrina's big surprise. When we say "big", we mean it! In mo... more
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Leya Falcon has started her own business! She's always wanted to diversify herself and add to her adult actress career. She's combined the two, in a way, and now offers home cleaning while clad only in sexy lingerie. The funny thing is, she's not that great at cleaning...but wait until you see the "extras" she offers at no extra charge! First off, don't leave any common househo... more
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When creating or optimizing a Web site you should always have clean code, relevant text and strong and relevant links. In an ideal world that would mean that search engines would produce relevant results for all queries. However, that is wishful thinking. The search engines do their best to weed out the spammers, but there are still those Web sites that practice deceptive cloaking. If you are caught cloaking in a deceptive manner, you will either be penalized or your site will be banned from a search engine's index altogether.
It is an industry-wide belief that deceptive cloaking should always be avoided. So what is cloaking and why should it be avoided?
Simply put, deceptive cloaking provides one version of a Web page to the search engines and a different version of the Web page to the visitor. This is all implemented as a server-side script. Two main types of cloaking are User-Agent cloaking and IP based cloaking.
User-Agent cloaking returns results that are customized and specified for that particular User-Agent such as a search engine or human visitor whereas IP based cloaking returns different results based on an IP address. Either way, the intent of deceptive cloaking is to intentionally deceive the search engines to display a page one way in the search engine results pages (SERPs) and another way to a visitor when loaded. This includes pages that are heavy in Flash or JavaScript. Google states in their Webmaster Guidelines the following: "cloaking refers to the practice of presenting different content or URLs to users and search engines. Serving up different results based on user agent may cause your site to be perceived as deceptive and removed from the Google index."
IP Delivery is perceived as another form of cloaking but it is not considered as deceptive as User-Agent cloaking. Google even uses a similar tactic called IP Delivery when dealing with their AdWords and AdSense programs. IP Delivery is the returning of results based on the IP address. The difference with IP Delivery and IP based cloaking is that IP Delivery returns the same results for both the user and the search engines to see, whereas IP based cloaking returns one result for search engines to see and a totally different page for the human visitor to see. When IP Delivery is used without deceptive intent, such as determining in which language a Web site should be returned, there can be a benefit to using IP Delivery. For example, when a request comes from an IP address in the UK, the proper co.uk version of the Web site will show up in the search engine results. This is an example of the proper use of IP Delivery.
Matt Cutts commented in his blog on April 18, 2006 the following:
IP delivery: delivering results to users based on IP address. Cloaking: showing different pages to users than to search engines.
IP delivery includes things like "users from Britain get sent to the co.uk, users from France get sent to the .fr". This is fine-even Google does this.
It's when you do something *special* or out-of-the-ordinary for Googlebot that you start to get in trouble, because that's cloaking. In the example above, cloaking would be "if a user is from Googlelandia, they get sent to our Google-only optimized text pages.
So IP delivery is fine, but don't do anything special for Googlebot. Just treat it like a typical user visiting the site.
The bottom line is cloaking doesn't necessarily mean that you will receive high rankings, so don't do it. The search engines have to see that you have beneficial and relevant content, clean code, and strong links and then they will reward you with the high rankings you deserve.
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November 25, 2006, 04:09:49 PM »
Seven monsters against one King Ghidorah. Not a fair fight, don't you think?
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Destroy all Monster is another one of my favorites . It was the last good monster film of the Showa series . The special effects are good and well excuted . The only thing I did not like about this movie is that Varan and Baragon don't get much of an apperance Baragon only gets 20 seconds Varan only got bnetween 7-10 seconds why you may ask ? The suits had detorited and they could ony get short appearence. Destroy all Monsters gets on my rating 4 oujt of 5 stars ...
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Wow!,it's the year 1999,Space:1999,well,actually this came first,but both fancy the idea of daily space flights to the moon,like for instance astronaut Akira Kubo and the rest of the spaceship crew of SY-3,fortunatly the moon's not going out of earth orbit nor is there another Gorath,but unfortunatly they do encounter a UFO belonging to the Kilaaks,with the exception of some alien we meet,like Prince of Space,Maya,Dr.Who and a few others,most come from planets that are dieing and want to take over earth,like The Mysterians,Natels,X-ites ect.,anyway the Kilaaks invade MonsterIsland and force the monsters and people to try to conquer the world for the glory of Kilaak,one of them is Yukiko Kobayashi,who just happens to look like the Gracie Allen of Japan,I wonder if she's related to the equally lovely Tetsuko Kobayashi who was the Empress of MU in Atragon,anyhow we can't let this happen so in order to stop it the people of earth have to find the Kilaaks main sytem of control,it's on the moon!,so the crew of SY-3 takes care of that and the monsters and people are freed,including Garcie Allenson,so the Kilaaks send in Ghdriah-The 3-Headed Monster in to Destroy All Earth Monsters,except Gamera,he should of been there,Toho Diae conflicts not withstanding,well the final monster fight was certainly better than thoes in Godzilla The Final Wars,especially the part where Gorasoras dropkicks Ghidrah!,Earth Monsters win,and SY-3 takes care of the last Kilaak ufo,seems they couldn't stand the cold,which brings up just one more thing,the head of the Monsterland project was nonother than Jun Tazaki,and as all of us remember he's the one who lead Atragons attack aginst the MU Empire,see this would of been a perfect oppertunity to get Atragon out of the mothballs and use that Zreo Ray Cannon aginst the Kilaaks,you know how well it worked aginst the MU Empire,just ask Tetsuko Kobayashi,she'll tell you!.
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I give this movie a
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Just a quick update,our friend Keith of Showa Video has Destroy All Monsters,the A.I.P. original,at last!,get it and enjoy!.
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Quote from: Giant Claw Jr on October 06, 2008, 12:47:24 AM
Ghidra was out numbered and so thats why he but his butt kicked and the evil aliens had no chance
Gidora must have sent guite the resume, since only G, Mothra larva and Rodan kicked his hiney last outting.
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In 'Fantastic Four' (vol. 1) #347, the premise is a homage of sorts to this film. The alien Skrulls use the monsters of Monster Island as a tool to try to conquer the Earth but are defeated by Spider-Man, Wolverine, the Hulk and Ghost Rider-I thought it was a nice shout-out to the sci-fi of yesteryear.
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October 13, 2008, 04:53:49 PM »
Chris K. mentioned how the film's original American-English dub-track was supposedly lost. That's more of a shame than younger fans may initially realize. The original English narration was by celebrated announcer Norman Rose. And there is an even bigger loss: the original English-dub for Akira Kubo's Katsu was by his regular -- and very well-known -- dub artist Jack Kirby. Kirby dubbed Kubo's voice in a great many of Kubo's onscreen and offscreen performances, including the original "Speed Racer" cartoons. That's Kirby dubbing for Kubo in the English-language versions of "Son Of Godzilla" and "Godzilla vs. Monster Zero". Ironically, the new English dubtrack does make a few, perhaps unintentional improvements in some awkward places of the original dub -- in the original dub, the Kilaaks were said to be incapable of dying, and when Ghidorah arrives on the scene Dr. Yoshida immediately orders that the controls be reset -- as though the Monsters wouldn't otherwise fight Ghidorah (a little too perfect with the mind-control, Doc). However, not counting the fact that a number of the voices on the newer dubtrack are sadlcartoonish, there is one piece of the original dub which is sadly missed: when Dr. Yoshida is addressing the reporters, the newer dub has him suddenly speaking unaccountably about a typhoon which occured twenty years earlier. In the original dub, he says something very much(or possibly exactly) like: "What we know now is simply ancient history. When the Monsters first appeared, they meant to DESTROY THE EARTH." That's a line from the original English dubbing I truly miss.
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there was a Jack
who worked with Titra Dubbing (along with Peter "Speed Racer" Fernandez, who wrote most if not all of Titra's dub scripts). i believe Hal (Barney Miller) Linden dubbed Akira Kubo (at least according to the IMdB).
i have a really nice DVD copy of this and SMOG MONSTER both with the AIP original dubs. anyone interested should PM me, i'd be happy to help.
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Xenorama is indeed right. Akira Kubo's regular English-dubber was indeed Jack Grimes, not Jack Kirby. Well, now that that's rectified, how about some more attempted insights into the various non sequitors of "Destroy All Monsters"?
-- How did Katsu know that Kyoko's earrings were mind-control devices? Did he recognize the Kilaak metal in their composition? Talk about being super-observant!
-- It's clear that the monsters are being controlled by those metallic "rocks" which are being used as miniature relay-stations by the Kilaaks rather than the bodily implants inserted into humans to control them. But after the United Nations begins collecting these devices, the monsters apparently still remain under Kilaak control. Are the Kilaaks replacing those transmitters as fast as they are being removed? And how?
-- In the original English-dub, the Kilaak Queen never hesitates to say her people are taking over Earth and want humanity as their slaves; there is no dementedly perky "I have a dream" speech about establishing "a new scientific civilization" on our world. But there is never any explanation in either dub about why the Kilaaks want to enslave humans. Considering that the Kilaaks are actually tiny sluglike beings of "living metal" which can only exist properly in extreme heat (it's even possible they use heat rather than any gaseous air for respiration), one is tempted to believe that they need human physicality due to the obvious limitations of their physical nature; like in Mario Bava's "Planet Of The Vampires", where the Aurans take over human bodies because their noncorporeal state prevents them from building anything. Yet the Kilaaks successfully assume human form and have successfully developed an advanced technology. So why enslave humanity?
-- If the Kilaaks truly come from a tiny planet between Mars and Jupiter (i.e., an asteroid), how can they have come from a molten-hot environment when that portion of space is so distant from the sun's heat? They would have to have come from inside an asteroid with a molten core similar to Earth's (a physical impossibility, to say the least). Of course, such a small planetary body lacking any atmosphere couldn't maintain a molten core for long, so of course the Kilaaks would have to move as their world cooled. But why not go to a more appropriate, superhot world such as Mercury or Venus rather than Earth?
-- If the Kilaaks, even in an assumed human form, still require a molten-hot environment, how can those various mind-controlled humans be seen in their presence without burning to cinders? It would seem because those humans are not humans at all, but other Kilaaks -- possibly humans transformed into Kilaaks? Is that what the Kilaaks really need humans for: genetic stock to replenish their race? Maybe that explains why no human bodies are seen after the SY-3 crew destroy the Kilaaks' moonbase.
-- And hey ... just what kind of technology could function or even survive in a molten Kilaak environment?
Just a thought or two.
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I often re-watch this film, and it always brings back a slew of memories. I first watched it when I was 14 (on a Friday the 13th!), and up to that point my only *daikaiju* experiences were with the original "Godzilla", "Godzilla Versus The Thing" ["Mothra Versus Godzilla"], and "King Kong Escapes" as well as the non-Toho film "Monster From A Prehistoric Planet" ["Gappa The Triphibian Monster"]; I had heard of Rodan and Ghidrah, but was unfamiliar with Manda, Angilius, and the others, and thought they might be totally new monsters which would have attacked Japan in the future sometime prior to the movie -- I wasn't sure if Gorosaurus was the same tyrannosaur I'd seen in "KIng Kong Escapes", but of course he was. A few more interesting observations:
-- The original movie poster for this film was fantastically deceptive. Almost none of the monsters depicted are shown in the film, and in fact are mostly unidentifiable except for a giant spider which is obviously Spiga. There is a three-headed winged dragon, but it scarcely resembles Ghidrah and is breathing fire. A bipedal spiky thing may be Angilus or Varan, another looks like a hairless and deformed ape, and a beaked thing with horn-rimmed eyes might be Gappa (which doesn't appear in the film).
-- The force fields are all referred to as "walls" in the newer dub-track; the one surrounding Monsterland was originally referred to as an "electromagnetic force screen"; still, th e fact the Kilaak force fields ring when struck is a nice touch.
-- Ghidrah's defeat is all the more wonderful because the Earth-monsters actually KILL him! It is truly the most SATISFYING death-scene in *daikaiju* history. Even back then, Ghidrah was such a repugnant creature that it is always so wonderful to see his three heads get the very life stomped, bitten, smoke-ringed out of them.
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Oh, and I remember something else. "Destroy All Monsters" was the first time I found out about Godzilla's son. I was just beginning to learn about genetics and mutations back then (1970), and had assumed that Godzilla was STERILE because of all that radioactivity he's charged with. I hadn't heard of "Son Of Godzilla" yet, and when I actually saw Minya/Minilla/Son of Godzilla, I thought he resembled that old comic actor Jimmy Durante (??!!!). But even then his ridiculous appearance didn't surprise me because I realized that, being the offspring of one or two radioactive parents, he was obviously DEFORMED.
Middle-school minds used to work that way back then, I suppose.
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Ghidra dont stand a chance neither dose the evil aliens one all the good momsters break the mind control and kich ghidras butt I HAVE THIS ON VSH campy at times but still great
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Even though Showa Video's no more,you can still get the AIP version of Destroy All Monsters from Super Strange Videos and Fifth Dimension Films.
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Quote from: Philip Loth on November 25, 2006, 04:09:49 PM
Seven monsters against one King Ghidorah. Not a fair fight, don't you think?
What are you whining about? Ghidorah has 3 heads, he can see in all directions, no oje can sneak up on him! Plus he's from space!
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ILEA-Roswell Begins 72nd Session with 40 Delegates from Southeast Asia, Oct. 20, 2008
By Mike Bush
ROSWELL, N.M., Oct. 20, 2008 — Classes began Monday, Oct. 20, for the 72nd session at the International Law Enforcement Academy in Roswell.
The class includes 40 delegates from Brunei, Malaysia, the Philippines and Singapore, all countries that have been represented in previous classes. Malaysian delegates have been in five previous sessions and delegates from the other three countries have been in four sessions each.
Since classes began in 2001, ILEA-Roswell has hosted 2,800 delegates from 85 countries, speaking 27 languages.
New Mexico Tech operates ILEA-Roswell under a cooperative agreement with the U.S. State Department. New Mexico Tech carries out ILEA operations through a consortium that includes Eastern New Mexico University-Roswell, Sam Houston State University and Science Applications International Corp.
Dr. Van Romero, vice president for research and economic development at New Mexico Tech, oversees the program.
The ILEA program is set up to foster international cooperation and develop networks among law enforcement agencies in countries around the world to deal with transnational crime problems, including drug trafficking and terrorism.
The program's mission is to support emerging democracies, help protect U.S. interests through international cooperation and promote social, political and economic stability by combating international terrorism, drug trafficking and other transnational crime.
The Roswell academy is the advanced training center for the ILEA program, which has four regional academies — at Budapest, Hungary; Bangkok, Thailand; Gaborone, Botswana; and San Salvador, El Salvador — and a regional training center for Latin America at Lima, Peru.
ILEA-Roswell was established in 2001, with classes meeting at the deBremond National Guard facility at the Roswell International Air Center. A building was constructed for ILEA at the Roswell Industrial Park in 2005 and opened in 2006.
ILEA-Roswell provides the delegates, many of whom are mid-level and senior law-enforcement officials in their countries, with advanced classroom training. The academy also gives these officials the opportunity to interact with typical Americans, away from the centers of political and economic power of Washington and major metropolitan areas. What they find — as many delegates have remarked — are friendly, helpful people not all that different from the people of their own countries.
ILEA delegates come from a variety of law-enforcement agencies in their respective countries. Delegates in the 72nd class include deputy superintendents of police, department superintendents, immigration officers, investigators, prosecutors and a judge.
For more information on the ILEA program in Roswell, go to the Web site www.state.gov/p/inl/ilea/ and click on ILEA Roswell in the left column.


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Monday, April 16, 2012
Day 1419 - Apr 16, 2012
The first video is long because it's all but the last darn seconds of him climbing the wall. My finger slipped and turned it off just as he was ringing the bell, but I quickly got it going again. You gotta love his new quote right at the end after ringing the bell, lol.
Piece of cake, right? He sounded like he was dying, lol.
And here is the final photo of our trip. It's Kevin receiving a medal for a job well done.
A big thanks need to go out to the VA for putting such a wonderful trip together for these guys/gals. It was a great week full of fun and camaraderie and I hope very much that Kevin will go back next year!
And on to the real world - not too much happened this week for us. Kevin's taking it easy while his toe heals from the toenail removal. He's wearing a walking boot which tends to slip off rather easily so we aren't doing too much. I don't really know how long he'll have to wear it, but hopefully he can put his sneakers on soon.
That's pretty much it so I'll catch y'all next week!
6 comments:
This was so heartwarming, thanks Leslie!
- April 16, 2012 at 5:24 AM
Kevin's will and determination are so strong. He confirms it over and over again!
Thank you for continuing to share this journey you are all on.
Hoping little Christian is doing better also!
Love to you all,
- April 16, 2012 at 6:06 AM
WOW! I am simply amazed. I know I couldn't do that! Congratulations Kevin, you are awesome! Piece of cake indeed! You deserve a piece of cake (cheese cake... LOL) after that feat!!!
- April 18, 2012 at 4:20 PM
- Cathy M said...
I would never be able to ring that bell. Kevin is amazing! Piece of cake, right. Was his arm sore the next day??
Cathy M
- April 19, 2012 at 5:56 PM
Kevin's strength and determination are so inspiring-not to mention his wicked sense of humor!
- April 26, 2012 at 12:31 PM
Ohhhh, Leslie, this made me cry!!!! I've been watching since the start. My nephew, Jon Burke was in the Army with Kevin. My Mom had a stroke that left her in a similar condition to Kevin. I'm SO excited to see him doing so many "normal" things...just living his life now. I know it isn't exactly a "normal" life for either of you...but WOW. He's doing things none of us ever expected to see. This is a testament to his amazing will to live, and your amazing love and dedication to helping your son live his life to his full capabilities! Congratulations! You two have proven that love conquers ALL adversity!!! I am inspired by Kevin's determination!!!
- April 26, 2012 at 7:44 PM


text: Stripping is pretty cool, but stripping to songs takes it that much further. Imagine, if you will, the H.M.S. Pinafore with g-strings. Or just imagine burlesque, which combines showmanship, rump shaking, and a generous pinch of snark to create one saucy form of theater. But performers are more than the sum of their tassels, and photographer Nicky Devine has been smart enough to document the burlesque community from behind the scenes, giving us a candid look at those who spend their lives in service of this bawdy entertainment.


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Eye Injury: First Aid
To lessen the risk of permanent damage caused by eye injuries, it is important to treat eye injuries immediately. Consult your ophthalmologist as soon as possible.
First-aid for cuts in or around the eye:
- Bandage the eye gently.
- Do not rub the eye or apply pressure.
- Do not try to remove any particles.
- Do not wash out the eye.
First-aid when foreign particles enter the eye:
- Pull the upper lid down onto lower lid and let lower eyelashes sweep away the particle by blinking repeatedly.
- Let tears wash out the speck or particle, or use an eye wash.
- Close your eye and seek medical attention immediately if the above procedure does not work.
- Do not rub the eye.
First-aid for chemical splashes:
- Use fingers to separates lids, then flush the eye with water from a faucet or clean container.
- Seek medical attention immediately.
- Cover the eye.
First-aid for physical trauma to the eye:
- Gently apply small cold compresses without pressure immediately to reduce pain and swelling.
- Contact your ophthalmologist or primary care physician immediately.


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When you look like this, you best believe that Cosmo is going to be calling your ass up for an interview. And that's exactly how it went down with model Matthew Terry, Calvin Klein's new face of Dark Obsession Fragrance for Men. Psst, if he looks familiar, it's because he was also the ripped hunk you drooled over watched intently in the Calvin Klein underwear ad during the 2013 Super Bowl.
We grilled this super hot stud, asking him questions from the kind of girl he likes to where he sprays his fragrance.
Cosmo: Okay, first of all, are you still single?
Matthew Terry: "No, I'm not single. I'm taken."
Cosmo: That's not what a lot of girls were hoping you'd say, but onto the next question! What do you consider the perfect date night out?
MT: "It would obviously be with someone special. We'd go to dinner, I love Italian food, so we could go for Italian. Nowhere fancy, I could even cook something [and we could eat] by candlelight—I think that's cool. And then after, we could go for a stroll down by the water and lie and watch the stars. I live in Ocean City, New Jersey, so this is actually a date I've actually gone on before."
Cosmo: What do you like in a woman?
MT: "I like a woman with a cute face and a cute personality. I love when a girl has nice eyes and a pretty smile, and I like when she's athletic, too. I like play to throw a football or play basketball, so I like when I can do that with my girlfriend."
Cosmo: Do you like it when a woman wears fragrance?
MT: "I do like a when a girl wears fragrance. But I also like it when she changes it up and doesn't wear it because I like a girl's natural scent. If she does wear fragrance though, I like it to be more on the sweet side and a little fruity, but nothing overbearing."
Cosmo: What kind of fragrance do you gravitate toward?
MT: "Personally, and I'm not just saying this because I'm the face, but I really like Calvin Klein's Dark Obsession. I wear it consistently because it's not overwhelming. It's not in your face or strong, and I like that it's spicy. It leaves me wanting to smell it more, which is a good thing."
Cosmo: Inquiring minds want to know this: Where do you spray your fragrance?
MT: "[Laughs] I'll spray it on my wrist and forearms and rub them together, and then I pat it onto my chest afterwards. [Not really anywhere else though.]"
Cosmo: Okay, back to what you like in a woman. What makeup do you like that girls wear?
MT: "I love it when a girl wears eyeliner with a smoky eye. But I also love an all natural look, too. It's important to me that a girl doesn't always need to wear makeup. I like waking up to my girlfriend in the morning, because she isn't wearing any makeup at all; I like being able to see her face."
Cosmo: What clothing do you love that women wear?
MT: "I really do like sweatpants and sweatshirt, but I know you can't wear that all of the time. I do like the short skirt look, or when a girl's shirt hangs off of her shoulder. Oh, and I love the spandex pants look, every guy does, because it fits her body so well and looks very good. I also like sundresses—I'd say I like a wide variety."
Cosmo: What is one thing you wish women knew about dating?
MT: "Just be yourself. Don't be someone that you think I [or the guy] want you to be. If you're a goofball, be a goofball. If you're shy, then be shy. You're eventualy going to start acting like yourself, so I'd rather you be you off the bat."
Want your man to, at the very least, smell like this hunk? Pick up Calvin Klein Dark Obsession, $55, macys.com, with notes of suede, fir balsam, vanilla, and mandarin. And then look out for Matt's Calvin Klein ads so that you can drool over him some more.
Photo: Calvin Klein


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Sanderson offering Summer Fun 2012 memberships
The Joe Frank Sanderson Center at Mississippi State has a special deal for you this summer. The center's special Summer Fun membership is now available for all faculty and staff. Summer Fun membership rates for adults are $90 per person and $25 for each child -- for the whole summer.
Drop by the Member Services Office in the Sanderson Center to purchase Summer Fun memberships. The office is open Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. You must show your MSU photo ID card to purchase a membership.
For more information, call the Member Services Office at 662-325-7244 or visit http://www.recsports.msstate.edu/memberserv/membership2.php online.
The fine print: Children must be 17 years or younger to qualify for the Summer Fun rate. Children must be in the custodial care of the sponsoring adult. Children must be accompanied by an adult at all times. Summer Fun memberships are effective May 21, 2012, through Sept. 3, 2012, only.