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text: Updated to 22.214.171.124 the other day. when i go to create or modify a site everything works accept the Vhost configuration for Apache. Users are created, directory's are created but i get an error in the log stating Action aborted, file is a symlink: /etc/httpd/conf/sites-available/venture.domain.net.vhost I have checked all of the folder permission and owners. The sym link is created in /etc/apache2/sites-enabled but that is it as far as Apache configuration.

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Sincere apologies on behalf of myself and the boys! Sometimes I reckon life as a ludite would be quite tempting… Anywho! We hope this has been worth the wait!
This band and this album (Popped in… Souled Out) is a really important one from my childhood. Big time nostalgia! LOVE it! 🙂
Have a wonderful weekend everyone!
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Churu Ethnic Group in Vietnam
Lables: Austro-Polynenisian Group, Churu ethnic group, Ethnic Groups
Other names: Cho Ru, Kru, and Thuong.
Population: 10,746 people (1999 census).
Language: The Churu language belongs to the Malayo- Polynesian group (of the Austronesia language family) and is close to Cham language. A part of Cham people live close to Co Ho people and speak Co Ho (which belongs to the Mon-Khmer group).
History: The Churu people seemed to be a component of the Cham community in the past. They might have separated from the larger Cham society when they went to live high in the mountains.
Production activities: The Churu lead a sedentary lifestyle, living mainly on their traditional agriculture. They cultivate in two kinds of fields: muddy and dry. Irrigation is given careful consideration, including the building of ditches, dikes, embankments, etc. People have gardens both in the mountains and at home. Livestock and poultry rising is popular. Hunting, gathering and fishing are also part of daily life. Household handicrafts are fairly well-developed, including textile weaving, plaiting and making fairly coarse pottery.
Diet: Ordinary rice is the most important food, often cooked in earthen pots. Supplementary foods include corn, manioc and sweet potato. Others foods are forest bamboo shoots, vegetables, fish and meat obtained from gathering and hunting. Popular drinks include can (pipe) and distilled wines. Both men and women like smoking locally-grown tobacco with pipes.
Clothing: Because textile weaving is not very well-developed, the Churu exchange goods for such attire as dresses, blouses, loin cloths, blankets, child carriers, etc. with the neighboring groups of Cham, Coho, Raglai and Ma.
Lifestyle: At present, the majority of Churu are concentrated in the two communes of Don and Loan of Don Duong district, while others live in the adjacent districts of Due Trong and Di Linh in Lam Dong province. There are also thousands of Churu people in the districts of An Son and Due Linh of Ninh Thuan province. The Churu build their bamboo houses on stilts with a thatched roof. They live in Plei (villages), and families of the same lineage or close relationships often have their houses built close to each other.
Transportation: The bamboo-woven gui (back-basket) is the chief means for transporting goods and produce, and is used by most people.
Social organization: A matriarchal social structure dominates Churu society, where the woman plays the more prominent role in the family, and is the inheritor of the family; children carry the name of the mother's line. In autonomous village relationships, men shoulder a number of responsibilities to the ancestors in order to maintain society. But in reality, however, each man acts according to the wishes of his wife, who is owner and host-as is the custom-of the house in which they live. Although Churu society has experienced an increasing gap between the rich and the poor, this does not appear to be a source of conflicts.
Marriage: The young woman takes her husband on her own initiative. Her engagement and wedding are carried out by presenting the boy with a finger ring and a string of beads. After the wedding, the bride has to stay at her husband's house until the son-in-law reception ceremony is held. Then the couple stays with the wife's family.
Funerals: The Churu bury the deceased in the village's common graveyard. In the past, large-scale funerals were often held, with a buffalo or cow being sacrificed.
The new house: The building of a new house holds great importance for the host family, and is warmly supported by the community. Both relatives and others of the village all lend a helping hand, as the host family prepares for the celebration that marks the completion of the work as well as the house-warming party. Another big party is held afterwards to thank the gods for their blessings and for everybody to. share the happiness with the host family.
Festivals: Each year, according to the Churn's schedule for wet rice cultivation of submerged fields, various rites are observed. These include worshiping the spirit of the dike, the paddy plant spirit when seeds are sown, the new rice crop, and post-harvest celebrations. The most important events are the ritual of Bonung God in the second month of the lunar year, in which goats are often sacrificed, and the veneration of Yang Wer, the aging tree adjacent to the village, which is regarded as the living place of the spirits. People make miniatures animals out of wood or banana bulbs and place them under the trees.
Calendar: The Churu rely on the traditional lunar calendar to determine their agricultural schedule.
Education: In the past, the Churu did not have their own writing system. All communication was verbal.
Artistic activities: Proverbs and folk songs are rich, reflecting the significant role of the woman in the Churu's matriarchal society. Drums, gongs and wind instruments are popular. Other unique musical instruments of the Churu are r'tong, kwao and terlia. In festivals, the ancient Churu music often intertwines with the famous tamga dance beats.
Games: Churu children like games such as flying butterfly-shaped and wind-whistled kites, tug of war, stick walking, catch and run, etc.
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This is weird!
I like fooling around with some of the software filters in the Olympus E-PL3, and this 'high dramatic tone' filter is a favorite. It give a faux HDR look to the photos, almost a preview of what I can do with it in Zoner Photo Studio. Lately, I've been taking pictures of things with lots of contrast or texture in order to experiment. The shot above was taken with the software filter.
This is the result of running the above image through the Zoner software for HDR tone mapping. Where did all that red come from? It looks like a contour map of Mordor! I can only describe it as an accident, but I can't decide if I like the result. I took some shots along the shoreline of one of the ponds, and in those photos some of the plants are red!
For comparison, here's an unaltered JPEG taken from the original RAW file.
Just for fun, here's a panorama from Centennial Park yesterday as some rain clouds rolled it. This was a series of 50mm shots stitched together in Zoner. Click through to see the original. It's purdy.


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The Loyola University Chicago School of Education embraces the diversity of our school community and that of the city of Chicago, the nation, and the world. The School of Education's Diversity Committee is the main resource charged with encouraging and supporting diversity in all areas of the School of Education. Additionally there are a multitude of resources within the Loyola Community, as well as ways to engage with diversity and social justice for professional development.


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One of the most interesting Internet privacy shows is happening this summer in Europe.
Since the end of May, Google has fielded requests from nearly 100,000 Europeans asking for the removal from Google search results of more than 300,000 website links under the new "Right to be Forgotten" rule. Europe's highest court said in May that people had a right to ask that information about them be removed from Internet search results.
The rule's implementation, though specific to Europe, could be an indication of the myriad privacy issues Americans and others around the world will grapple with as consumers push back for control of information about them on the Internet.
In California, we won't have to wait long. The state's eraser button law will go into effect in January, allowing kids and teens under 18 to take down information they themselves posted.
Google hasn't revealed many details about the Right to be Forgotten requests it has received — granting 53 percent of them — so it is hard to gauge what the company faces, as well as other search engines that will have to comply. "We're doing our very best to comply quickly and responsibly," said a Google representative.
The ruling is "a profound constitutional moment," said Marc Rotenberg, president and executive director of the Electronic Privacy Information Center in Washington. "It's going to take time to sort out."
But in the meantime, it's Google on the hot seat.
Even though I have concerns about the rule, I'm sure there are many legitimate reasons to petition for a website to be removed from search results. Victims of revenge porn, for example, should be able to seek ways to make it harder to find explicit photos of them just by Googling their names.
But from what Google has reported, the search giant has had to essentially play Internet God, deciding with little guidance and on a case-by-case basis which websites that have legal, truthful information should be delisted from Google search results because the subject says the information is irrelevant, outdated or excessive, the European criteria.
Google has heard from journalists asking that links to their own articles be removed because they no longer work for the publications, it told regulators last week.
Some people have petitioned to have multiple website addresses removed that are actually about a different person with the same name. And Google has fielded requests from people who took part in a rally over an unpopular cause, but want it to be harder to find the link to a photo or an article featuring them.
"We generally have to rely on the requester for information, without assurance beyond the requester's own assertions as to its accuracy," said Google.
In essence, regulators are asking Google and search engine firms to do exactly the opposite of what they have been built to do, said Emma Llanso, director of the free expression project at the Center for Democracy & Technology.
"Search engines have the goal of making accessible information that is publicly available online," she said. Asking them to deem inappropriate what are essentially relevant search results "is asking them to make a very counterintuitive kind of decision."
And of course, not everyone is happy with how Google is playing its part. Rock meet hard place.
Some European regulators have complained about Google's practice of informing website operators that a link has been removed from Google search. That has resulted in some publications running stories about the websites that are delisted and likely giving new exposure to the person making the request. Google says alerting website owners is in keeping with its practice in other cases like alleged copyright violations.
Another complaint — the offending website may still be listed on Google.com, which anyone in the world can access. Google said fewer than 5 percent of Europeans use Google.com; most are travelers.
Google is hosting a series of forums in coming months about the ruling and has invited people to comment in an online forum. That rubs some the wrong way.
"If there's a lack of clarity, it's up to the European community to clarify," Rotenberg said. "It's not for Google to say what it thinks Europe needs to do."
If European regulators push to get sites off of Google.com, that would make the Right to be Forgotten the world's issue, said Christopher Wolf, head of Hogan Lovells' privacy practice and co-chair of the Future of Privacy Forum.
"The Internet is borderless," he said. "If their notion is that the ruling applies to the entire Internet, that is troubling."
We're not there yet.
But that's one of the many reasons it's worth keeping an eye on Europe.
Contact Michelle Quinn at 510-394-4196 and email@example.com. Follow her at twitter.com/michellequinn.


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Here is this week's free map for you. Like all of our Free Maps, this map is 100% free for your personal use. It is devoid of city/town markers, mountains, forests, or anything else which leaves you free to add anything you want to the map with ease.
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While stocks continue their ascent to all-time-highs during a better than expected earnings season, a number of smaller players are looking to get into the ETF game. Both Syntax Analytics LLC and RiverFront Global Allocation have filed paperwork with the SEC this week to bring their own products to market [for more ETF analysis, make sure to sign up for our free ETF newsletter].
Market veteran APLS, is backing the RiverFront strategy that has been in the making for over three years. After submitting an updated prospectus earlier this week it seems the fund may soon make its way to market:
- RiverFront Strategic Income Fund (RIGS): This ETF maintains the same strategy as it did when first filed for in July 2010; it looks to generate total return through an emphasis on income by holding global government and corporate bonds with a range of credit qualities [see 101 High Yield ETFs For Every Dividend Investor].
ETF newcomer, Syntax Analytics also submitted paperwork with the SEC in hopes of offering a range of actively managed ETFs. While fund specifics have yet to be outlined, the actively managed ETF space is still relatively underpopulated which leaves a great opportunity for Syntax to grow.
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Actually, I was hardly involved. But vote for this anyway.
The Rails Rumble is a contest to see who can code the best Rails app in the space of one weekend. I was so exhausted from working too hard that I made hardly any contribution to this project, which was pretty lame of me. But I was still the guy who came up with the idea, so maybe that's something. The idea was an ssh client for the iPhone, called Rabbit Hole. The execution came from BJ Clark and Pat Maddox, and it's pretty rad.
Remember: vote early and often!
Thursday, September 13, 2007
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Registration is open for the Penn State Beaver Alumni Society's 12th annual Golf Outing on Monday, Sept. 10, at Seven Oaks Country Club in Brighton Township. Event proceeds will benefit the society's endowed scholarship for Beaver campus students. The public is invited to participate.
Registration will begin at 9:30 a.m. followed by a shotgun start at 11 a.m. Entry fee includes continental breakfast, lunch, dinner, and silent and live auctions. Registration is now under way, and sponsorships are available at a variety of levels.
For more information, visit www.beaver.psu.edu and click on 'Alumni,' or contact Diana Patterson, Beaver campus director of development and alumni society liaison, at email@example.com or 724-773-3558.
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text: Colleges and universities in Los Angeles are ready to help meet the city's need for top-level IT graduates. Pepperdine University, a private school, offers programs in computer science and multimedia design. California State University offers degrees in information systems, computer science, and electrical and computer engineering, while the Los Angeles Ort Technical Institute, a professional school, brings to the table a technical program, computer graphics program, and a computer aided design CAD and drafting program. Programs to fit computer students in Los Angeles are as unique as the students themselves.


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NM Tech Senior Named to Monster's Diversity Leadership Program
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SOCORRO, N.M., April 17, 2007 — New Mexico Tech senior Vanessa Barela of Rio Rancho, New Mexico has been selected for Monster's 2007 Diversity Leadership Program in Dallas, Texas this summer.
Vanessa is a senior at New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology where she is majoring in environmental engineering.
Monster, the leading global online careers property and flagship brand of Monster Worldwide (NASDAQ: MNST), recently announced the winners of its 2007 Diversity Leadership Program (DLP). This interactive program helps college students from diverse backgrounds develop practical life skills, obtain scholarships and explore career opportunities with leading U.S. companies. Now in its sixth year, the DLP will take place in 10 cities throughout the summer.
More than 24,000 applicants competed to attend 10 separate weekend conferences around the country. Only the best college students are chosen.
The Monster DLP is a highly selective leadership program designed to help college students of diverse backgrounds. The DLP combines education and entertainment to help students build life and employment-related skills, including resume writing, goal setting, career development, motivation and diversity awareness. In addition, the program offers networking opportunities with executives from premier companies such as PricewaterhouseCoopers, Target and Lockheed Martin.
The Diversity Leadership Program is a valuable experience in making the transition from college to career. Throughout the weekend, students gain valuable information on how to emphasize their skills, experience and accomplishments. They also develop a network of talented and diverse student leaders and premier contacts with employers.
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Outfit turned Room: Luxe and Lillies
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That rug is amazing. I would love to see this room come to reality.ReplyDelete
I adore this- the wingback chairs and blue velvet sofa are divine!!!ReplyDelete
Gorgeous room! I am such a sucker for zebra + gold.ReplyDelete
Great room... very classy yet fun. And I'd never think to shop for rugs on rugsusa, so it's always fun to have your mind blown a bit.ReplyDelete
whoa whoa whoa. Looooooove this! every single element - of the outfit AND the room!ReplyDelete
love this series, amber!
What a fantastic space--love the dark sofa offset by the bright white of the chairs!ReplyDelete
love everything about it!ReplyDelete
This is ridiculously good! Love this series.ReplyDelete
Oh my, absolutely love this room! Gorgeous. Gorgeous. Gorgeous!ReplyDelete
:) Hazel
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:) Hazel
Ok this is what I call Glamorous! Completely in love with it, love it all!!!ReplyDelete
Loving every detail; this is one of my favorite outfit to rooms ever!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJuly 11, 2011 at 11:51 PM
Loved the kitchen peek today, you have such a a cosy, stylish yet altogether cool girl kitchen, oh and your ring is gorgeous!ReplyDelete
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Love Keely... she has great style. I really want to redo my living room that sofa is calling my name! Loved your guest post, (and kitchen), over at Helena's. I am now following! :) xoReplyDelete
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LONDON, July 24 (UPI) -- A flash index showed business expanded in the eurozone in July for the first time since January 2012, Markit Economics reported Wednesday.
With 50 the dividing line between expansion and contraction, the Purchasing Managers Index for the eurozone for July rose from 48.7 in June to 50.4, an 18-month high, Markit said.
The headline index includes the flash estimate of the Purchasing Managers Index for service-oriented businesses, which rose from 48.3 in June to 49.6 in July. It also includes the flash estimate of the PMI for manufacturing, which rose from 48.8 in June to 50.1 in July, a 24-month high.
Markit said the flash eurozone PMI for manufacturing production, the so-called output index, rose from 49.8 in June to 52.3 in July.
The figures are flash estimates that could be revised later. If they stand, it would be the fourth consecutive month the composite PMI had improved in the eurozone.
"The best PMI reading for one-and-a-half years provides encouraging evidence to suggest that the
euro area could -- at long last -- pull out of its recession in the third quarter," said Markit Chief Economist Chris Williamson in a statement.
"The revival is being led by a broad-based upturn in manufacturing, where growth surged to a two
-year high. Increased goods production was reported in Germany, France and across the rest of the region as a whole," he said.
"There are also promising signs of stabilization in the service sector, which hints at some much–needed upturns in domestic demand," he added.


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Age Categories for 56km
Minimum age for participation
Entrants must be no younger than 20 on the day of the race.
Age Category Tags
Numerical age category tags will be printed on the race numbers so please make sure they are CLEARLY visible.
Age Category Runners
An athlete is not eligible for a prize in more than one age group category i.e. an athlete is only eligible for a prize in the age category applicable to him/her or the younger category chosen by him/her. An athlete, male or female, who finishes the race in first to tenth position, may however, win his/her position prize as well as any applicable age group category prize. Unless you specifically request in writing to the Two Oceans Marathon organisers to change your age category to a lower age group category prior to closing date, you will be entered in the age group category of your chronological age both for individual and any team competition (ASA rules 11.3 to 11.8 inclusive).


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Over the past year, Mattel has been slowly but surely releasing the Lions of Voltron, and their respective Space Explorer pilots, much to the delight of Voltron fans everywhere. I think the wonderful thing about these toys is the fact a company as big as Mattel even made him in the first place. Sure, there's a new cartoon on the air now, but this is classic Voltron, a Voltron from my time – The classic Lion Force Voltron. It's like a slice of mom's homemade pie straight from your childhood. And to answer everyone's burning question – they did good by him. First off – a little housekeeping. The previously reviewed Blue Lion & Allura is available on August 15th. By now you know the drill; get in there early, these things sell out very fast. The Black Lion and Keith go on sale this October. Until then, let's take a look at all this king of beasts has to offer.
The Black Lion has ALWAYS been my favorite, and I'm guessing he's yours, too! This gem of the lion is the largest piece in the line, and by far the heaviest. The Black Lion includes his trademarked blade which can be held nicely in his spring loaded jaws. Now's a good time to discuss something that differs from previous offerings in the set. The Black Lion's jaws are spring loaded, which means they snap closed. He can hold his sword nicely, but you can't pose him with his mouth open. It's a small price to pay, and one that's necessary for his cool auto-transform mechanism used to form "The Head!" He still opens up to hold the included Keith
Also included with the Black Lion are Voltron's trusted weapons, the vaunted Blazing Sword and rarely-used Space Cutter. Don't throw out the packaging without opening up the bottom to discover these hidden treasures!
Keith completes our team of Space Explorers (save for the exclusive Sven, who hasn't shipped yet. TEAM SVEN! I digress) He appears to mostly use parts from Lance, but that's appropriate, as they had similar builds in the original cartoon. These are some of the best 3 3/4″ figures Mattel has done. Nice articulation, clean paint, very accurate head sculpts, and interchangeable helmeted heads. I do wish that the guns came out of their holsters and could be held, but that's my personal gripe, they're a cool set. Keith also includes his black key stand and the final piece to assemble the collect-n-connect electrified Blazing Sword.
LET'S GO VOLTRON FORCE!!! By now, if you've purchased the sub, or if you're a childhood fan of Voltron, you know how he goes together. Therefore, I'm going to show several pictures of this behemoth, and give a few points of interest.
Pros: * The detail is amazing, and really spot-on accurate to my memories of the show. * The proportions are really nicely done. His head is the perfect size for the body. * This is the most poseable and articulated Voltron that fully transforms – ever. If you own Mattel's excellent 7″ Blazing Sword Voltron (shown below for size comparison), you already have the most poseable version made – but it doesn't transform. * The hands hold the Space Cutter and Blazing Swords firmly and securely – a first for this character. * He's huge. And heavy. This is a LOT of toy. * The joints are heavily ratcheted, and hold poses very well. Cons: * I really miss the numbers on the individual lions. * I wish the Blue,Yellow, and Black Lions could fully close their mouths. Just my personal preference from my original Godaikin Golion. * He's really tough to photograph, this toy is enormous. He takes up TONS of space. clear your shelves, STAT.
Mattel was right – this IS the Voltron we always wanted as kids, and now he's a reality. If you're a fan, don't miss out, you will be sorry you did. Mattel went on record officially at Comicon that this one can't go back in to production to due the staggering costs involved with making a toy of this scale. That said, it's been a real privilege to have been given the opportunity to give everyone a sneek peek at this toy of the year candidate. Special thanks to Toy Guru & the team at Mattel for sending this sample to AFI for review.
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I'm with you on the lack of numbers or other details that could be decals from the classic die-cast toys. I actually put in a request to Reprolabels.com to create a custom decal set for the Mattel Lions and they pretty much laughed at me. Maybe they'll do it if enough of us send them an email.
Thanks for the suggestion. I already sent reprolabels.com an email. Here's a template for others who want to use it. Feel free to cut and paste. I am sure they will produce the stickers if they hear from enough of us:
Hi there,
I am one of the many collectors of the Voltron Classics from Mattel. As much as I enjoy the product, like many other fans, I feel the product could use more details by adding stickers to the lions. Could you help us with this? Please let me know. I know I'm not the first to contact you about this. Thank you!
Your name
I'm thinking of making my own!
I like the lack of details. It represents what Mattel was going for, cartoon accuracy.
This is not the most poseable Voltron that transforms. That title goes to the Toynami Masterpiece Voltron. The edges it have over this Mattel rendition – bicep swivels, fully poseable lion legs (not hindered by any spring), fully poseable Black lion jaws (not spring loaded).
Please do more research before making such comments.
Anyways, I still subscribed to this line, and cant wait to get my Blue Lion this month.
Peter, Of course I own the Toynami version. This one is capable of almost all of the poses Toynami's can do, and I think it can do some Toynami's can't. It also doesn't feel like it's going to break every time I pick it up. This was my opinion, which I feel I'm entitled to as someone who really does own almost every version of this character ever made.
Well, if what you say is true, coming from a fellow Voltron fan, then I'm more than glad I got this version. I just can't really imagine how Mattel's will be more poseable without the 3 PoA's that I mentioned. Can the lion's even do a crouching pose?
Anyways, its really cool we are getting this, but I still think Toynami gets the gold and Mattel a close silver just for the sheer size.
I actually like the Toynami version, but it's got a lot of flaws, for me. I'm not fond of the thin wings, or his face, but he does excel at certain things, and is a really nice version overall. This new one has great hips (he can kick all the way out to the side), and the heavily ratcheted joints hold poses well, much better than the floppy Toynami version. Sadly, the proposed Bandai Soul of Chogokin version (which made it to the prototype stage prior to be scrapped for licensing reasons) might just have been the ultimate version. I'm very excited for the upcoming Vehicle Voltron from Toy Freakz.
Dose Keith's helmet come off? In the one pic it's under his arm?
I love the toy. Just with the quality was better. Paint out of lines, scuffs on the lions face….
CaptCollector, do you have a mini lion bot? He's the one I can't get my hands on. I recently got the mini trendmasters that breaks into 5lions, almost giving up on the mini lb.
Any pics of that soc prototype out there?? That would've been great!
I'm also looking forward to the MP/TF VV!
(sorry for the many posters in a row, didn't see a edit option, and can't stfu)
The SOC would be nowhere near the height of the Mattel version. The size of the original Bandai GO-Lion in SOC would be at least 400.00 if not more.
i'm a graphic artist … i could assist in recreating them.
I am shipping the Black Lion to 2 friends overseas. Can you tell me the Length x Width x Height of the white mailer box so I can find shipping boxes big enough to ship Black Lion to my friends in Germany? I would very much appreciate it. Thanks.
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The World Academy of Sport originated in Australia in 2003 and has offices in Melbourne, Manchester, Dublin, Athens, Vancouver and Geneva with its main office in Manchester, UK. We work with partners in order to create a learning pathway for those involved in sport from high school through to on-going professional development and executive education programmes.
International Advisory Board Visiting Fellows WAoS Trainers
The executive team of the WAoS is listed below:
|Director, World Academy of Sport
Chris is Director of the World Academy of Sport, as well as Managing Director of IF Education. IF Education is an education service provider, in partnership with a number of International Sporting Federations, establishing educational courses for athletes and sporting administrators.
In 1999 Chris was instrumental in the conception and creation of Olympic Games Knowledge Services (OGKS), a joint venture with the International Olympic Committee (IOC). Chris was a member of this company board until late 2004 when the IOC acquired the joint venture company shareholding which he represented.
Prior to this Chris was the inaugural Chief Executive of the Australian Ski Institute as the forerunner to the Olympic Winter Institute of Australia, an internationally recognised high performance centre of athletic excellence. In addition, he has represented Australia at five Winter Universiades, on four occasions holding the position of Chief de Mission. He has also held prominent roles in the University sporting world on the board of directors of Australian University Sport for a number of years during his academic career.
Based in Switzerland, Chris holds a BSc (Hons) and is regularly working with many of the International Sporting Federations on their athlete and executive education programmes. He was an executive committee member of the 2004 and 2008 Australian Prime Minister's Olympic Dinner Committee.
|Director, AFEC and Brand, World Academy of Sport
As Director of Athlete Friendly Education Centres (AFEC) and Brand within the World Academy of Sport (WAoS)Michael is responsible for expanding the connection and affiliation with schools through this innovative project. He has been a founding member of the WAoS team and therefore instrumental across all aspects of the organisation from fostering its many partners, developing each of the product and service areas through to developing its overall brand.
Michael developed his technical skiing skills through coaching and ski instructing in both Australia and Canada having completed a BSc Human Movement (Sport Science). He moved into administrative and management roles across several industry sectors and assisted Ski and Snowboard Australia on a voluntary capacity throughout 2001 and 2002.
Since 2002 he has focussed on the creation of World Academy of Sport and has been at the forefront of developing industry focussed education programmes for its many international sport federation partners, often working on bringing concepts to fruition. Through its partnership with the International Baccalaureate WAoS has developed over several years an international approach to increasing access to education for high performing student athletes so they can better balance their demanding sport and education commitments. This initiative has been a particular rationale for the original establishment of the WAoS and Michael passionately believes in the invaluable contribution such a project can have on many student athletes' lives in the coming years.
|Director, Academic and Research, World Academy of Sport
Gordon was educated at Oxford University and from 1973 through to 2007 was at the Manchester Business School where he lectured in Strategic Marketing and directed the International Business Programme. He has lectured extensively for many other leading business schools, and is currently Visiting Professor at Cyprus International Institute of Management.
From 1974 to 1982, he served as European Director of the PIMS programme, a large, multi-company research activity aimed at identifying the relationship between market strategy and profitability.
As well as consulting for a host of impressive multinational companies throughout his career, he is now Director, Academic & Research for the World Academy of Sport. In this role he has developed and delivered many practical and inspiring programmes to various International Sport Federations and Organising Committees.
|Director, Strategy, Finance and Central Services, World Academy of Sport
|Director, Event Learning, World Academy of Sport and IPC Academy Deputy Director
Apostolos studied Adapted Physical Activity at the University of Athens and holds a Masters Degree in Sports Management from the University of Technology (UTS), Sydney.
After a successful career as a coach for athletes with a disability at the national level, he worked as the Athlete Classification Manager at Sydney 2000 Paralympic Games, the Manager for Paralympic Games Planning at the Athens 2004 Paralympic Games and since 2005 worked for the International Paralympic Committee (IPC). He is now acknowledged as one of the world's foremost experts on Paralympic Games management.
Apostolos has led the development of IPC's strategy on Paralympic Games Legacy and is also coordinating the IPC Accessibility Working Group, which has developed, among others, the IPC Accessibility Guide.
He is currently the Deputy Director of the IPC Academy and the Director of the WAoS Event Learning division.
|Director, Editorial and Communications, World Academy of Sport
Rachael Church is Director of Editorial and Communications for the World Academy of Sport. Her responsibilities include producing and managing content for WAoS' educational programmes and for the company's international portfolio of clients in the sports industry. She is also in charge of Communications for the company, promoting key WAoS messages and liaising with the media about WAoS' products and services including the IPC Academy Campus, the unique educational programme offered to sports professionals during the Paralympic Games.
With over 23 years experience in the publishing and sports industries, Rachael has worked with a wide range of sports properties, government entities, cities, sponsors, broadcasters, venues and gaming companies both as a journalist and consultant.
She is the author of several widely-acclaimed business reports including Sport on the Internet (2000), The Global Business of Sports Television (2003), Bidding and Hosting: The Guide to Successful Sporting Events (2003), The Global Business of Poker (five editions 2006 to 2013), Ultimate Sports Cities (six editions 2006 to 2016), Bingo in the Digital Age (2009), Ultimate Sports Websites (2009 and 2010), The Global Business of Skill Gaming (2010), The Global Business of Online Casinos (2010 and 2012), Online Sports Betting: Strategy and Outlook (2011), Social Gaming (2011), Digital Strategies for Sport 2011-12 (2012), Digital Sports Betting (2012 and 2016) and The Global Business of Lotteries (2014).
A regular conference chair, moderator and speaker who has often appeared on radio and television, she has been an annual lecturer on sport and technology at Liverpool John Moores University and has also lectured to students at Liverpool University and also in Milan as part of the FIFA Masters programme. She is part of the lecturing line-up at the World Academy of Sport for the organisation's postgraduate certificate course.
She has organised many sports industry conferences, seminars and briefings over the years for a range of clients including BT, Sports Video Group, UKTI/DIT, the Financial Times and SportBusiness at venues including the Stade de France, Lord's Cricket Ground, the Oval Cricket Ground, BT Centre, Inmarsat HQ and the Institute of Directors
She has a BA Honours degree from Queen's University Belfast and an MPhil from Exeter University. She is a season ticket holder at Exeter City Football Club and the former chairman of Bromley Common Football Club.
|Olympic Games Learning Model (OGLM) Project Director, World Academy of Sport
Jacqui has spent 20 years working primarily in major sporting and other international events; contributing to 3 Winter and 4 Summer Olympic and Paralympic Games. She has extensive experience in emergency planning, risk assessment and mitigation, incident and crisis management, stakeholder integration, and the design of operational capability and readiness programmes. Jacqui holds three degrees, has worked with a diversity of clients from the private, public and not-for-profit sectors, and has a proven track record in cementing close working partnerships with key stakeholders, planning and process development, and creative problem solving.
For Rio 2016, Jacqui supported the IPC Academy Observers' Programme, the development of crisis management exercises for the Olympic Games, and designed a Venue Safety and Emergency Response Plan template for the Test Event programme. She consulted in command, communications and coordination (C3) for Sochi 2014, fulfilling a Games-time role of IOC/IPC Reporting Specialist in the Main Operations Centre (MOC).
During the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games, Jacqui was involved in the Readiness Testing and Exercising Programme, where she assumed a lead role in the Games-wide component involving external partners. Her Games-time role saw her situated in the strategic government coordination hub of Cabinet Office as a liaison officer to the MOC.
Prior to that, she was instrumental in defining the incident and crisis management plans for the Vancouver 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games. During that time she worked closely with the Executive team and functional business units alike to ensure development of readiness capabilities and a collective understanding and implementation of Games-time C3 practices. At Games-time, she was one of four MOC Directors.
Jacqui now works closely with the IOC and future Organising Committees to develop Learning Strategies that ensure a structured and proactive transfer of knowledge between Games. The innovative Olympic Games Learning Model (OGLM) provides for tailored stakeholder Learning Pathways which are supported by bespoke case materials, train-the-trainer courses, online learning modules, workshops and research.
|Director, IF Relations, World Academy of Sport
|Manager, Digital & IT Services, World Academy of Sport
|Readiness & Integration Specialist, World Academy of Sport
Throughout her twenty year career, Bev Carey has gained extensive experience and demonstrated an impressive record of success in the Major Event Industry, having provided counsel and on-the-ground leadership to the 2002 – 2014 Olympic & Paralympic Games, 2016 Invictus Games, 2015 Special Olympic World Games, 2015 Pan-American Games, FIFA World Cup, US Open Tennis Championships, The Atlanta Braves and Super Bowl XXXIX & XLI. In addition to her operational management expertise, Carey also specializes in production management, operational readiness and crisis management planning with a focus on international event and corporate clients through her consultancy, Carey Communications, LLC. Carey is currently working with The World Academy of Sport (WAoS), the IOC and future Organizing Committees on the development of customized Learning Pathways as part of the Olympic Games Learning Model (OGLM) implementation.
In 2000 she began her work in Sport and Event Management by joining the sport team for the Salt Lake Organizing Committee for the 2002 Olympic Winter Games. With an extensive knowledge and background in the ice sports she served as Training Venue Manager and Assistant Sport Manager for Figure Skating & Short Track Speed Skating. In this role, Carey gained widespread knowledge in project management, venue management, volunteer management, production, broadcasting, event sponsorship and media relations.
Carey launched her career in the advertising industry at Hill, Holiday in Boston where she worked on accounts such as John Hancock Funds, Marshalls and Dunkin Donuts. She holds multiple certifications from FEMAs Emergency Management Institute including certificates in Special Events Contingency Planning and Emergency Program Management. As well Carey attended production courses at Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts (RADA) in London while working for the London Olympic Organizing Committee.
A native of Atlanta, GA, Carey earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Organizational & Sport Psychology from Boston University. Active in the community, Carey is a member of the Atlanta Chapter of The International Live Event Association (ILEA), Women in Sport & Events (WISE) and when not working abroad, serves as Wish Grantor and Special Event Volunteer for the Make-A-Wish Foundation of Georgia.
|Manager, Programme Services, World Academy of Sport
|Manager, Programme Services, World Academy of Sport
Maria graduated from the University of Manchester with a first-class BSc (Hons) degree in Management.
As Manager of the Programme Services Team at the WAoS, Maria oversees the wide portfolio of programmes (Executive Education, Train the Trainer and Online) and is responsible for servicing all activities efficiently and in line with WAoS Quality Assurance procedures.
Maria joined WAoS in 2008, and since then has worked in London 2012, Sochi 2014 and Rio 2016 as the Operational Lead for the Games Experience Programme and Inclusion Summit as part of the IPC Academy Campus.
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Sorry for the delay . . . issues with Internet specfically related to posting on the blog. But as Carson Palmer might say, no excuses. It's on my shoulders.
Anyway, here's a link to the game story in Bay Area News Group papers.
Here's a link to a story by correspondent Guy Curtwright on an Oakland pass defense that picked off its first three passes of the season and improved dramatically but gave up just enough ground in the end to Matt Ryan for Matt Bryant to kick a 55-yard field goal.
Here's a link to the Raiders notebook, with Carson Palmer taking the blame for the defeat.


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Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 41 diseños de 17 diseñadores freelance.
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pitbullmamaliz wrote:The beauty of raw is that YOU decide what kind of stools you want her to have. Normally Inara has pretty firm, small poos, but after her butt surgery I softened them up a bit by adding extra salmon oil and meat. Now that she's healed, she's back to her normal meals so she has firm poos again.
plebayo wrote:Crystals can cause infection if there is enough of them because they make the bladder angry. However, crystals can also be caused by infection. It really comes down to your dog's bladder PH.
Are there so many crystals that there is a concern for stones to form? Sofie had crystals, every time I sent a full panel in [once a year or so] they always found crystals in her urine - she never developed stones, never had a peeing issue, and I didn't feed her a diet to make them go away. I think her PH was always pretty high too.
plebayo wrote:I understand where you're coming from.. I don't think 1-2 crystals means you should have to us RX food. I get frustrated with vets over nutrition too, some if them can be so closed minded. My cat used to have tons of issues with crystals ( I think I mentioned it) he even got blocked but he can't eat the food because of food allergies so RX food was no help to us.
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What was once a serious hobby evolved to a love and passion for fine wine. Pinot Noir was planted at our home in 1990. The 1995 vintage was the first release to the consumer as Fisher Family Cellars. ADEA (an acronym for members of the Fisher family—Ann, Dean, Erica and Adam) first labeled the 1998 vintage. With the 1995 through 1998 vintages produced at the Medici winery, the 1999 through 2001 was produced at the Lemelson winery.
In 2002 we moved to our Gaston location. ADEA is also a custom-crush, alternating premise winery facility. Focusing on production of wines of Oregon's premium terroir, vineyards including the Fisher estate, Yamhill-Carlton District AVA, are selected for superior fruit to express the varying soils, elevations, clones and microclimates. Vineyards in the Dundee Hills AVA, Chehalem Mountains AVA, McMinnville AVA and North Willamette Valley are extraordinary pieces to the ADEA brand. Close attention from harvest to bottle brings us to the goal in our winery.
Approximately 90% of the annual production is Pinot Noir with the remaining production limited to Chardonnay and Pinot Blanc. Barrels of Pinot Noir are selected to specifically fit to the bottlings for Dean-o's, Reserve, Ann Sigrid, Willamette Valley and vineyard-designated labels.
On the personal level, more of the family is involved on a day-to-day basis. Erica is the assistant winemaker to Dean, and the grandchildren, Ocean, Forest and Katulla, are becoming quite the helpers especially during harvest.
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Come and enjoy ADEA's "not your average" wine tasting experience!
Winter hours: January through March by appointment only. Call to arrange your wine tasting at 503.662.4509
Summer Hours: April through September Friday – Sat, Noon to 4pm and any other time/day of the week by calling us at 503-662-4509 for an appointment!


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It's A Wild Thing by Dan Elijah G. Fajardo
On the Wall : one great print, every Friday. Click through to see each previous week's print. It's like visiting a gallery or museum without that tall guy standing in front of you (and you can probably afford to buy it).


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- Foundations for Sustainable Living
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- PASSAGE (Prosperity and Sustainability in the Green Economy)
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- Price Responsiveness of Demand in Energy
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The principal aim of our Sustainable Lifestyles Research Group (SLRG) is to develop new and relevant understandings of the processes which lead to changes in people's lifestyles, behaviours and practices; and to offer evidence-based advice to policy-makers about realistic strategies to encourage more sustainable lifestyles.
Our core funding is provided jointly by the Department for the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (DEFRA), the Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC) and the Scottish Government. Additional funding for individual projects has been won from the European Commission and from the ESRC.
The research programme of the SLRG is coordinated from the University of Surrey [CES] under the direction of Professor Tim Jackson. Ian Christie is the Research Coordinator. Our partners include the University of Bath, Edinburgh University, the University of Sussex, the Institute for Fiscal Studies and Brunel University. We also work closely with non-academic partners including Peterborough City Council, the RSA and the United Nations Environment Programme.
The overall research aims of our programme are as follows:
- to develop an integrated, inter-disciplinary understanding of the relationship between human behaviour, social practices, technological systems and sustainability;
- to build a sound conceptual basis for understanding and influencing change processes aimed at sustainable living;
- to synthesise relevant findings from existing and on-going research on behaviour, practices, lifestyle and social change in a form accessible to policy-makers;
- to develop primary research studies aimed at elucidating key social, psychological, and structural dimensions of lifestyle change;
- to engage in and evaluate action-research initiatives aimed at sustainability – at community, organisation and household levels;
- to undertake or commission targeted research to inform specific policy campaigns or strategies;
- to expand UK research capacity on sustainable living, providing a unique opportunity for the transfer of knowledge and experience between academic and non-academic communities;
- to promote the UK as an international centre of excellence in research and policy for sustainable living.
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Over and above the research aims of the work programme, the SLRG is dedicated to building capacity for research in sustainable lifestyles amongst academics, young researchers, practitioners, and user communities. Above all SLRG aims to provide a vital resource for policy-makers attempting to influence the behaviours and practices of households, business and communities.
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Matchbox Twenty released their first album since 2007, North, and every song on the album is new. Drummer Paul Doucette told Rolling Stone that the title refers to the band finally finding their way with the direction they wanted to take with the album. Singles include "She's So Mean,†"Overjoyed†and "Put Your Hands Up.â€
Eurythmic Dave Stewart released The Ringmaster General today, and just like its predecessor of last year The Blackbird Diaries it was recorded in Nashville
and features a bevy of superstar guest musicians, like Joss Stone, Alison Krause and guitarist Orianthi. Stewart says most of the songs were based on personal experiences, his preferred way to write. …"realize that you don't really have to sit with a piece of paper for days at a piano trying to think what words to write, that they're all either there in front of you or the stories have already been written with your own life or the people around you.â€
Some of the tracks include "I Got Love,†"Just Another Fall,†"Drowning in the Blues,†"Girl in a Catsuit,†"A New Song for Nashville†and six more. A documentary about the making of both albums already premiered in Nashville on August 22.
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And finally, the highly anticipated Interscope debut from Imagine Dragons (their EP 'Continued Silence' Â has been out for awhile now). Â Remember when they dropped by to play for us at the Shed with Kristy Lee? Well, they're on Jimmy Kimmel show tonight.
Cat Power's new album Sun, done all by herself. She wrote, played, recorded, and produced the entire album.
Melissa Etheridge's 4th Street Feeling [Deluxe Edition], Melissa's 12th studio album of her 25 year career is inspired by her hometown of Leavenworth KS, where 4th Street is kind of the main drag, starting in old downtown.
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I mostly piece 40x60 tops for cancer patients. And I got really tired of the look of tied quilts so this winter I tried QAYG, sewing the quilting seam at the same time I sewed my rows together. I don't know how to post words with the correct picture so I hope you can follow along.
1. I sew my individual blocks into rows, but don't sew the rows into one top. Generally I like my blocks to be 6-7 inches. I realize there is no vertical quilting lines using this method, but me and others in our quilt guild have decided that horizontal stitching will suffice for the purpose intended.
2. I press my backing fabric and mark the vertical center point of the quilt. I align the backing fabric with the batting, with the backing fabric right side down.
3. I figure out the vertical center point of the rows and lay the first row down on the batting at the vertical center point of the backing. This row is laid right side up. I lay the next row right side down and pin, pin, pin with fork pins, matching seams.
4. I fold the excess batting and backing fabric and sew a horizontal seam, backstitching at the beginning and end of the row. When finished, I flip over the top row and press. I turn the package over and press from the back. I also press "ahead" the width of the next row to ensure that the batting and backing are not bunched.
5. I continue to add rows up and down until all rows are added. I then trim off the excess and baste around the perimeter of the quilt.
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Of course, beer is the most common drink for the Super Bowl but how about putting a little twist on the beer this year with these Corona and Blue Moon cupcakes. I also like the simple and easy bottle tops as cupcake toppers.
You can find the recipe for these cupcakes from Sweet Tooth here!


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WEST CHESTER, Pa. - The York College women's track & field team competed at the Golden Ram Collegiate Invitational Saturday at West Chester University in West Chester, Pa. Their first official meet of the 2012 outdoor campaign proved a strong one for the Spartan squad.
"Really, really solid performance by the entire team," Spartan head coach Erick Camodeca said. "With the weather they went out there, competed, and did a great job. It was really exciting to see this young team starting to come around."
York's 4x100 relay squad nabbed third for the Green and White with a 52.65. Jackie Gibat, Jasmine Smith, Laura Rowlands, and Deborah Fidele combined to post the time for the Spartans.
Mandy Parshall put together a pair of a top-five finishes as she took third in the 5,000 meters and fourth in the 3K. She traversed the 5,000 in a time of 19:11.22 while running to an 11:14.89 in the 3,000.
Caroline DeLany joined Parshall among the top-five in the 3,000 as she captured the fifth spot with an 11:22.24. Emily Abell took eighth in the race with a 12:01.91.
Putting together quality times in the 10,000 meters, Nicole Danielewicz crossed the line with a 42:05.49 while teammate Jessica Miller came across in 42:07.02.
In the throws, freshman Ashley Menniti had top-ten performances in each of her three events, two of which proved top-five efforts. Her top finish came in the hammer throw where she registered a third-place distance of 34.00 meters. She also took fifth in the discus (26.33 meters) and snagged seventh in the shot put (9.73 meters). Brittany DeManda grabbed fifth in the javelin with a 30.29-meter toss.
Rowlands secured third in the triple jump with a 9.70-meter result while taking tenth in the long jump with a 4.45-meter distance as she continued to work with a short run in an effort for improved results later in the season.
Back on the track, Misty Parshall (5:09.37) and DeLany (5:16.21) collected sixth and ninth, respectively, in the 1500 meters. Chitom Henry took seventh in the 100 hurdles with a 19.27 and Amber Douglas secured tenth in the 200-meter dash with a 28.71.
Going to a meet like this and being able to put some of these performances together for a Division II meet," Camodeca concluded, "I'm happy, I'm very happy."
The Spartans return to action on Saturday, March 31, when they travel to the Maryland Invitational at the University of Maryland ? College Park. Meet time is slated for 10:00 am.
PHOTO: Nicole Danielewicz and Jessica Miller run during York's Green and White Intersquad / Alumni Challenge on March 17, 2012. Courtesy of Theresa Dark - York College (Pa.) Athletic Communications Student Photographer.


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For the first time in a while, the NCAA did something for Penn State.
In a release Monday morning, Penn State announced that lineman Garry Gilliam has been granted a sixth year of eligibility after the NCAA approved his request via waiver.
"I'm very excited to be able to continue to help Penn State and to be a part of such an important period in our history," stated Gilliam.
He will have two more years of eligibility remaining.
Gilliam has played tight end for the Nittany Lions since arriving in 2009. In 2010, Gilliam sustained an ACL injury that knocked him out for the rest of the season and all of 2011. In 2012, he returned to catch seven passes for 65 yards. But because of offensive line depth, coach Bill O'Brien has moved Gilliam, listed as 6-foot-6 and 262 pounds, to offensive line.


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