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Postby argybargy » Wed Nov 21, 2012 12:37 pm
I'm quite excited by the prospect of good eye protection while riding and being able to see whats in front of me, and at a fraction of the cost of other glasses (Rudy/Oakely). I just thought I'd post it in here for a general FYI, and if anyone has experience with them.
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Postby twizzle » Wed Nov 21, 2012 3:14 pm
So... don't repeat my mistake.
...real cyclists don't have squeaky chains...
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Postby argybargy » Thu Nov 22, 2012 1:11 pm
I'll bear that in mind ~ once I order and receive the new items i'll review them on there... might be a bit more realistic for people than Rudy/etc
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Postby jacks1071 » Thu Nov 22, 2012 1:22 pm
argybargy wrote:Hmm
I'll bear that in mind ~ once I order and receive the new items i'll review them on there... might be a bit more realistic for people than Rudy/etc
How much are they all in?
I'm using an RX clip and they perform well but cleaning them is a hassel as you have to pull the whole thing appart to do it properly and its all plastic clips so only a matter of time before something snaps.
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Postby argybargy » Thu Nov 22, 2012 1:26 pm
Prescription (Single Vision) is $100
If the glasses are damaged, the prescription can be shifted across to a few pair of glasses. These are marketted primarilly as safety glasses, but they do have a subsection aimed at sports. I came across them by accident, and have looked around on the web for authenticity, as far as I can see they are legitimate... Its a gamble but it looks to be a worthwhile one.
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Postby jcjordan » Fri Nov 23, 2012 9:05 pm
twizzle wrote:I had prescription lenses fitted in the the "RX" insert for some sunnies. Unfortunately, it ended up weighing so much they kept sliding down my nose. I ended up just sticking with contact lenses.
So... don't repeat my mistake.
I have been wearing Rudy Proeject RX for years and love them. The new carbon fiber version is eve lighter and I have never had the problems that twizzel had.
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Postby moosterbounce » Fri Nov 23, 2012 9:26 pm
Sometimes it's the little things that count. Still, I'd be interested to read a report on these guys.
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Postby moosterbounce » Sat Nov 24, 2012 12:41 pm
Hammo wrote:What does a Rudy set cost? I didn't know they had a option
They cost more than oakleys...although mr moo has a pretty hefty insert which bumps up the $$.
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Postby jcjordan » Sat Nov 24, 2012 3:22 pm
Hammo wrote:What does a Rudy set cost? I didn't know they had a option
Rudy Project have two ways of dealing with prescription lens. The traditional insert and full lenses.
The RX insert has globe through a number of improvements and is now a carbon fiber have frame. Very light does not reduce your vision at all but is prone to temp differential fogging.
The replacement lens is exactly as it sounds. You can get any lens done as a prescription including photocromatic.
With Oakley it's either a small insert in the existing lens which is cut to accept a small lens. This not only looks ugly but has restrictions in both vision and tinting. You can also get replacement lenses but last time I looked the range was limited.
Also you need to take into account that your standard Rudy lenses are a far better quality in terms of strength, scratch resistance and clarity.
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Postby mirz » Sat Nov 24, 2012 6:51 pm
http://www.clearlycontacts.com.au/frame ... 1&ga=M|F|K
you can select your prescription, and also either fixed tint lenses or transition lenses under $150 all together.
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Postby sparkyscott » Sat Nov 24, 2012 10:05 pm
They did the entire lens and I also opted for transitions.
Was quoted over a thousand for Rudys (I don't care how good they're claimed to be).
Oakleys seem fine and will no doubt take a beating.
I admit it would be better if I could just see. A few friends have recently had laser surgery. One off cost of a couple of grand and voila - at least for a few years....
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Postby skyblot » Sat Dec 01, 2012 12:10 am
The glasses are typical wrap around safety glass style, as seen in every hardware shop etc but do seem better quality than the typical cheepies. Certainly appeared unbreakable by the flex demonstration we tried. The prescription lenses are on a plastic strip that pops into the glasses, secure but easily changed. The lenses sit very close to the eye, it didn't appear to have significant blind spots.
I'm impressed enough to give them a go, the multi-focal strip (AT) $250 is still way cheaper than I was quoted for just 1 lens of a brand name set. I need a new script, so not much will happen for a couple of weeks at least.
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Postby reefer » Sat Dec 01, 2012 12:36 am
I actually use normal safety glasses but with the "readers". I also use them for fishing and at $20 they do just fine.
My long range vision is just starting to go in my right eye so will need to look into multifocals.
I currently sweat like a pig up here in Towsville, did a 100km today from 8am to 11.45am but had to wash my glasses twice.
Do you think from what you saw that these new eye glasses will be able to be washed easily roadside?
My wife has Rudy projects with the inserts and whilst they are fine, albeit heavy glasses, they are a right PITA to clean.
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Postby jacks1071 » Mon Dec 03, 2012 2:11 am
Bentnose wrote:I've been using an earlier model of these http://bbbcycling.com/bike-wear/sport-glasses/BSG-33for around 7 years now, you never have to remove the prescription insert once it is in place. The only thing to break on them is one of the retaining tabs on the smoke lenses, they still hold in place though. Will be buying another pair as soon as I don't need some other stuff, I've been saying that for the last year, really need to get the prescription updated.
How do you clean them?
I get sweat / dirt between the glasses lense and the rx clip prescription and I have to pull them down every 2-3 rides for cleaning.
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Postby skyblot » Tue Jan 01, 2013 10:25 pm
Well, I have the new glasses and overall I'm pretty happy - but there are some comments qualifying this...
Fit - they either fit or they don't. there's no adjustment available so you're in luck or not. Fortunately the're OK for me. Then again (AT) $20 for the glasses you could buy a set at low risk.
The glasses sit very close to the eye, such that the prescription lens is brushed by my eyelashes (no I don't have gorgeous long models lashes, just the average set) so that comes back to the fit. The problem with this is the lash has a thin film of oil (to catch grit etc before the eyeball wears it) and this smears onto the lens.
Luckily cleaning the insert is easy, the prescription element is on a thin film of plastic and removes and installs in seconds. I find I only have to clean the inside regularly.
Comparing to my normal glasses, the field of view is greater, and I think this is giving an increased awareness of distortion or the illusion of distortion anyway. My lenses are multifocals, and I remember my first set had me hanging on to something solid everytime I moved my head because of the way the glasses distorted the view. These are just different and the brain needs a bit of re-programing....
On the bike they are great, much better than standard glasses. I'm happy.
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Postby dynamictiger » Sun Jan 06, 2013 9:46 am
I have been driving and riding with my spare $40.00 sunnies. I've decided seeing is overrated and it is simpler to ride and drive by touch.
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Postby SeditionTrial » Sun Jan 27, 2013 1:01 am
I went into an optometrist and got my lens prescription (even used my health insurance rebate to get a cheap set of normal glasses so I didn't feel bad for wasting their time / not buying anything when I used their service) and have just ordered these and a pair of "fashion" sunglasses online too.
If they work I will be buying almost all my optical offshore from now on (sorry Aus optometry industry). Will post back with results.
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My video is mainly about how we lack social inclusion, how we as a society still exclude those people who we think are different from our idea of 'normal'. In this video, instead of focusing on the people who exclude, I focus on the people who feel excluded.
Why did you make this video? What motivated you to make it?
I made this video because I was inspired by my own personal experience. There was a time when I was excluded, when I was criticized just because I was different from the others and I just wanted to share a bit of my experience.
What would you like to tell to global audiences about the subject matter of your video?
I would like to tell to global audience to pay more attention in developing social inclusion. To those who feel excluded, I want to say that changing the person we are will not help us at all. We should have love and respect for the person who we really are.
Was it difficult to get access to video equipment (camera and editing) to make your video? Whose equipment was it? How did you manage access to it?
No, it wasn't difficult. I had my own equipment (though it was very simple) and my friends were more than willing to help. This was my first video.
Do you think that what is shown in the media changes people's perceptions and opinions about issues? How?
I think, and I hope, that people will change their opinions on this matter, especially for those who feel like they are victims of social exclusion. I hope that through this video, they will see that hiding and giving up will not help them much. I also hope that they will have the will strive and survive, just like I did.
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It's important for young people to create videos and other media because young people have the power to make change. We can affect each other just by sharing our stories and through videos and other media; we can tell our stories to the world and inspire people who we've never met before.
Do you think youth-produced media deserves better channels of distribution?
Yes. There aren't many worldwide events to support youth-produced media, so if possible maybe there could be more video festivals and workshop. Therefore, many young people can pour out they're desire to make videos while making change.
What advice would you give to a young person who would like to make a video too?
I would say, "be true and honest, be yourself". Think about how you would be affected if you watch your own video; think about what inspiration you want to give and how you connect your inspiration with your personality and experience.
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Elaina Spring Eden took her communications skills and ten years of corporate event planning experience to new heights, pursuing a once-in-a-lifetime career opportunity with the Vancouver Organizing Committee (VANOC) for the 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games. In 2006, she relocated to Vancouver, B.C. to serve on VANOC's brand and creative services team.
From a high-rise office between East Vancouver and Burnaby, her 30-person team represented graphic artists and marketing professionals from all over the world, and were part of close to 1,000 full-time staff on the organizing committee. They launched the graphic identity that helped define "the look" of the city at Games time. She was also involved in developing the Vancouver 2010 motto "With Glowing Hearts/Des Plus Brillants Exploits," ticketing, and Cultural Olympiad events, among others.
"Working at VANOC was a dream come true!" Spring Eden says. "It was so fantastic to work with the best of the best on this project."
Since the Olympics concluded, Spring Eden has continued her work as a corporate event planner, based in Vancouver. She holds a professional certificate in event management from the University of Oregon as well as a Certified Meeting Professional (CMP) designation. She and her husband, Darrin Eden, were married in Canada, and have one daughter.


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Here's what you don't say:
- Do you need a Seder?
- Do you need a meal for YomTov?
- Which meals don't you have an invitation for?
- You can come for the first seder. Do you know who else needs a place for that night?
All of these things were said to me by well-meaning hosts and hostesses in the past.
Here's what you do say.
- Would you like to join us for the first seder?
- Would you like to join us for 2nd day lunch?
- Would you like to join us for any of the YomTov lunches, like any of the last days? You're welcome to bring a friend as well.
Remember, single people don't "need" meals, and if they do, it's rude to remind them of how much you have and how much they don't. As a former "older single" as well as a former divorcee, I can assure you that these words do hurt. Have a little sensitivity this YomTov, fill your tables with people who are currently alone, and treat them with sensitivity and respect.
(Getting off my soapbox now.)
Chag kasher v'sameach.


text: Full_Name: Russ Allbery Version: 2.4.7 OS: Debian GNU/Linux URL: Submission from: (NULL) (22.214.171.124) One of the challenges of handling core system libraries like OpenLDAP in the context of a packaged distribution is handling library transitions when the SONAME of the library changes (such as between 2.3 and 2.4, and presumably between 2.4 and 2.5). It's rarely possible to rebuild every package at the same time against the newer libraries (particularly since there are dependency chains that often require one package go first before another can be rebuilt), let alone all of the user software that's outside the space managed by the distribution. Because of that, both the old and new library usually have to co-exist for at least a brief period on many systems, with some binaries linked against the old version and some against the new version, until the upgrade is complete. This is, fundamentally, the problem of the distribution and not the problem of the OpenLDAP team. However, one thing that, from a distributor perspective, helps considerably with transitions like this is if the upstream library distributor uses symbol versioning on those platforms that support it (primarily Linux and Solaris, and possibly -- I have no personal experience -- the *BSDs). If symbol versioning is used for the libraries, the 2.3 and 2.4 libraries can be loaded into the same namespace and won't conflict with each other, since the programs and other libraries will bind to the version against which they were compiled. So, basically, this is a feature request: would it be possible to add symbol versioning to the libldap and libber libraries? Very simple symbol versioning (just assigning one version to all public symbols) would be sufficient to make these sorts of transitions much easier. I'm happy to help provide information and Makefile glue to do this if it's desirable; I've done it in a portable way with several other libraries in packages I maintain. Please feel free to tell me I should move this to a post to openldap-technical or somewhere else; I know it's sort of borderline between an ITS and a library usage discussion.


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Though your child's skin will eventually perform all of the functions of your skin, her skin is quite different from yours in ways that are not immediately evident. The most important difference is that the functional development of baby skin is delayed. It is most vulnerable during the first year, and remains extremely delicate during the early years of life. Your skin can perform more effectively and easily. Your skin is also stronger and more resistant to environmental irritants and contaminants.
Your baby's skin:
- is five times thinner than yours,
- doesn't produce as much oil,
- is very reactive to environmental irritants,
- has more surface area per pound of bodyweight,
- is more sensitive to the sun,
- and its immune boosting capacity is still developing.
Though the skin is your body's largest organ, it is not always obvious just how many jobs and responsibilities the skin has. Here are the broad strokes about how your skin (and your child's) keeps you healthy.
- Skin creates a barrier between the internal body and the eternal environment, protecting the internal organs from bacteria, virus, fungi and a multitude of additional contaminants.
- It maintains a healthy balance of surface microorganisms that both help and hinder in the skin's functions.
- Skin helps regulate the body's temperature.
- It identifies intruders and relays information about their biological composure to other immune system components, like T-Cells, for the body to mount an attack.
- It produces oil to keep the skin from cracking due to environmental exposure.
- It replaces itself with new, healthy cells quite frequently.
- It produces melanin, a natural sunscreen, to protect the body's DNA from destruction by ultra violet rays.
- It produces vitamins.
- The skin actively absorbs nutrients (and contaminants) from the outside and expels poisons and cellular byproducts from the inside.
- It even influences emotions by accepting and transmitting sensations to the brain – from the sting of pain to the sweet touch of love.
Though your baby's skin is not fully functional at birth, amazingly, it can still heal faster than yours because its cells can regenerate more quickly. Regardless of age and level of sensitivity, healthy skin is smooth, soft, moist, elastic, and it recovers quickly from bumps and scrapes. The color of healthy skin is even and it actively produces antibodies, melanin, collagen and elastin. The body's immune system, basic protective mechanisms, and even emotional development are dependent upon healthy skin. As a parent, your selection of pure, natural and organic baby skincare products, as well as adherence to healthy skincare rituals, is critically important to your child's future because radiant skin fully participates in keeping your baby's body strong. With proper natural skincare, respect for the body can be instilled from birth and result in lasting health, grace, and confidence.
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Domain names at Gandi
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DNS is what links your domain name to your online services (website, mail, etc.). Gandi gives you free control over your DNS settings, so your domain will do what you want it to.
We freely provide you with:
- 3 secure name servers that are located at 3 different physical locations, so that your domain is always visible.
- the ability to create and manage your own zone files (A, MX, CNAME, ...) for your domains.
- the possibility of declaring your own nameservers with the registries (glue records) both with IPv4 and IPv6
- If you use your own name server, Gandi lets you use our secondary name server, which makes a copy of your zone file.
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Former Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney plans to campaign Monday in Miami with congressional candidate Carlos Curbelo.
Romney lost the vote in Florida's 26th congressional district to President Barack Obama by 7 percentage points in 2012. The district extends from Westchester to Key West.
Yet Romney's still a big name in GOP circles, and he's the latest Republican establishment member to endorse Curbelo, a Miami-Dade School Board member who's in a five-way primary to challenge Democratic Congressman Joe Garcia. The others running are Cutler Bay Mayor Ed MacDougall, former County Commissioner Joe Martinez, attorney Lorenzo Palomares-Starbuck and former Congressman David Rivera.
Curbelo and Romney are scheduled to visit a West Kendall bakery Monday afternoon.


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NASHVILLE, Tenn. - Tennessee State women's basketball has added guard Diamond Beatty and forward Shekinah Gibson to the recruiting class of 2013 as both signed a National Letter of Intent.
Beatty is a 5-7 combo guard from Tinley Park High School, about 30 miles southwest of Chicago. The Illinois native is a three-time all-conference selection, as well as a three-time team MVP. As a senior, Beatty averaged 19 points per game and 5.5 rebounds per game. She scored over 1,000 points in her career, including 568 as a senior while shooting 44 percent from three. Fellow OVC schools Eastern Illinois and UT-Martin recruited Beatty, along with Western Illinois and South Carolina Upstate.
Gibson comes to TSU from Forest High School in Ocala, Florida. The 5-10 forward shot 55 percent from the floor while averaging 17 points, 14 rebounds and two steals a game in a senior season that saw Forest reach the 7A Regionals for the second straight year. An all-state selection for District 7, Gibson put up 41 points and 16 rebounds against Buchholz on December 6 and 22 points and 20 rebounds in a 52-42 victory over Vanguard on January 24. The future Forensic Science major also participated in volleyball and track in high school.


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guys. listen to i teoremi by i teoremi, its the best
you can probably recommend some old foreign language hard rock for me too but the important thing is listening to i teoremi by i teoremi.
ok girls can maybe listen to it too now.
tbf you were one of max 4 people on here who were ever gonna respond to this thread. i reckon if they replaced the bassist with someone less FABULOUS and wibble-happy and the singer with some gruff guy from new jersey you could have released these songs on amRep in the late 90s. wouldn't be half as good as the italian harry babbitt vocals and pure silly bass runs though. there's one track where his guitar sounds like a theremin and i had to do this http://tinyurl.com/tigertim
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The Lancaster City Council unanimously voted Tuesday to borrow $3.6 million from a state pollution-control fund to pay for one phase of the sewer improvements mandated by the city's federal consent order.
City Finance Director James Absher said the city will get an additional $1 million from the fund that does not have to be repaid. The interest rate on the loan is 1 percent, he said, and the city will repay the money over 10 years in quarterly payments of about $35,000, beginning when the sewer work is finished in about a year.
Capt. Scott Grant wasn't surprised to be named interim police chief at Tuesday night's Lancaster City Council meeting.
But he was shocked when retiring Chief Harlean Carter told council members that Grant had not only her endorsement for the top job, but that of the police department's rank and file as well.
"That really hit home and made me stop and think," said Grant, 51. "I didn't know any of that was going to happen and didn't expect it. To have that level of support is just overwhelming."
Multiple news outlets reported late Friday that President-elect Donald Trump will nominate Rep. Mick Mulvaney to head the White House Office of Management and Budget.
Mulvaney, the 5th District Republican from Indian Land, met with Trump in New York on Dec. 5 but would not say what they discussed.
McClatchy Newspapers was the first outlet to break the news of Mulvaney's selection, citing a senior transition official with knowledge of the appointment but not authorized to discuss it publicly.
Lancaster County officials say they hope to have at least basic recycling and trash-disposal services operating at the new Indian Land convenience center by Dec. 31.
But they have a contingency plan for local residents to continue using Mecklenburg County's Foxhole for recycling and household waste should the plan fall through.
News of the plans came as some residents worried that their county-provided access stickers to the Foxhole would expire at the end of the year with the new Indian Land site still uncompleted.
The dispute between Lancaster County and the Sun City Carolina Lakes' developer over who is responsible for the community's roads has been resolved with both sides compromising.
The county council passed a unanimous resolution Monday night, its final meeting of 2016, to settle the years-long dispute.
Lancaster City Council member Jackie Harris is taking her vote-fraud allegations against Linda Blackmon to civil court, questioning the role of paper absentee ballots in Blackmon's victory over her in the Nov. 8 election.
Harris filed an appeal with the court of common pleas last Friday, four weeks after the Lancaster County Election Commission rejected her initial protest of the City Council District 3 results. Harris contends that S.C. law allowed the commission too little time to consider her complaints and review evidence of voter fraud, bribery and coercion.
President-elect Donald Trump on Wednesday nominated S.C. Gov. Nikki Haley to be U.S. ambassador to the United Nations.
"Gov. Haley has a proven track record of bringing people together regardless of background or party affiliation to move critical policies forward for the betterment of her state and our country," Trump said. "She will be a great leader representing us on the world stage."
Haley, 44, is the first woman and first minority appointed for a cabinet-level position in Trump's administration.
After nearly two years of a labor-intensive rewrite, the Unified Development Ordinance passed its first reading by county council this week following 90 minutes of discussion and explanations.
Councilman Steve Harper expressed concern on several issues, ranging from backyard chicken coops to tree permits, in the 339-page document, including 34 pages of definitions, 74 pages of appendices and five pages of edits since Sept. 2.
A new study commissioned by Lancaster County predicts eye-popping growth in the Panhandle over the next decade – a 62 percent increase in population, 61 percent more jobs and 70 percent more housing units.
Accommodating those new residents and workers will cost the county millions of dollars for expanded libraries, parks and recreation facilities, and firefighting and EMS facilities.
Lancaster County Council voted unanimously Monday night to hire a part-time employee at the animal shelter to assist full-time staff who have been working overtime for months.
Before the vote, council members Larry Honeycutt praised the persistent animal advocates who have been pushing council for extra staff.
"Meeting after meeting we have heard concerned citizens tell us about the deplorable conditions at our animal shelter, and we have done nothing," Honeycutt said.
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Hi New Hope,Originally Posted by NewHope
It's all about Atkin's diet which is a low carb diet and bagels are loaded with carbohydrates. That's why the bagel business doesn't like Mr. Atkins too much since a lot of people stay away from buying that stuff.
"Can I get a sesame cut in half..." the person is asking for a sesame bagel cut in half, then the dough is scooped out and replaced with low fat veggie tuna salad. Dough is bad for you if you are worried about carbohydrates.
There are many bagels on the market...cheese bagels, sour dough, sesame, onion, etc.
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(Video Link) Adobe Photoshop shows off its "content aware" features, which make it possible to move elements around with only a rough selection. The photo-editing software removes the original element and fills in the background using intelligent analysis of adjacent pixels.
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GRC Member Information
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Washington, D.C. (February 19, 2014)
– Leading figures in geothermal power development will be participating in the GEA International Geothermal Showcase in Washington, D.C. on Earth Day, April 22. This includes speakers engaged in projects in Kenya, Tanzania, Switzerland, Romania, Turkey, Italy, Japan, Indonesia, Guatemala, El Salvador, Nevis, Colombia, the United States, Iceland and more.
"With over 30 speakers already confirmed, the Showcase will present participants a view of the tapestry of geothermal developments around the world," commented Karl Gawell, GEA's Executive Director. To emphasize the clean energy attributes of geothermal power, the program is being held on Earth Day. Ali Zaidi, Deputy Director for Energy Policy, White House Domestic Policy Council, will present keynote remarks and Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-NV) will present a video opening greeting to attendees.
In addition to examining geothermal power projects around the world, panels will present leading market analysis discussing the state of the geothermal sector, a top level expert discussion of geothermal project risk reduction, and presentations from leading financial institutions including the World Bank, the Export-Import Bank of the U.S., and the Overseas Private Investment Corporation.
The event will also mark the release of GEA's 2014 Global Market Update. In the 2013 report, over 70 countries were identified with geothermal power projects or prospects. "We expect 2014 to be an exciting year, with new projects coming on line every month," noted Ben Matek, GEA Industry Analyst.
GEA is pleased to be holding the Showcase with support from the U.S. Trade and Development Agency, the Overseas Private Investment Corporation, the U.S. Agency for International Development, the U.S. Department of State, the International Trade Administration, U.S. Energy Association, Export-Import Bank of the U.S., and the U.S. Department of Energy Geothermal Technologies Office.
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Bluestem senior Dylan Emmons had just scored the final two points in a 51-40 win over Belle Plaine. His teammates, coaches, friends and fans all celebrated when Coach Gavin Wuthrich put him in the game on Senior Night.
All he could do was smile and nod through the tears he couldn't stop from flowing.
Sometimes words aren't necessary to tell the story.
Bluestem senior Dylan Emmons had just scored the final two points in a 51-40 win over Belle Plaine. His teammates, coaches, friends and fans all celebrated when Coach Gavin Wuthrich put him in the game on Senior Night.
The other five Lion seniors had started the game, but Emmons is just getting back in action after a compound fracture against Medicine Lodge ended his football season and threatened to keep him off the basketball court as well. Emmons had played a few minutes earlier in the game, but when he got on the floor at the end, he got a pass and made a lay-up to finish the scoring in Bluestem's second win of the year.
Wuthrich said the win was very important to the seniors, as was Emmons return to the floor.
"This was a great win for the seniors and especially for Dylan with everything he has been through coming back from the broken leg," Wuthrich said. "I'm really happy for them."
The seniors got the game off to a good start before some of the normal starters made it onto the floor. Stephen Muckenthaler nailed an early three pointer and Cooper Minnick was good from about 25 feet for three more as Bluestem jumped out to a 17-13 lead after one quarter.
The Dragons turned things around in the second quarter and rallied for a 26-19 lead before the Lions cut the lead to 29-25 at the half.
Bluestem took the lead back at 36-34 and John Stiger hit a buzzer-beater to make the score 38-34 after three quarters.
The Lions kept control of the game and put it away late to win 51-40.
Stiger led the Lions with 17 points. Cooper Minnick also finished in double-figures with 14. Brett Elson added nine points, Blake Elsen scored four, Muckenthaler added three and Emmons and Judd Simon each had two.
The Lady Lions put up a good fight Tuesday night but they fell victim to a 16-2 run in the second half to fall to Belle Plaine 45-30.
Bluestem got baskets from Montana Korte and Breeauna Jackson to take a 21-20 lead in the third quarter. But the scoring stopped and Belle Plaine took advantage of it. Jackson led Bluestem with 13 and Katlin Jurging added eight points. Korte had six points Jordan Stiger had three.
All but three of the Lady Lions' points cam from freshmen and sophomores.
Bluestem will find out its Sub-State seed Wednesday and will compete in the Eureka Regional.


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Babies born to women who are overweight or obese show early signs of atherosclerosis in the first week of life, a small study showed.
Neonates born to women who had a body mass index of 25 kg/m2 or greater early in pregnancy had aortic walls that were 0.07 mm thicker (95% CI 0.01 to 0.12) than those in babies born to normal-weight mothers, according to Michael Skilton, PhD, of the University of Sydney, and colleagues.
That remained significant (P=0.015) after accounting for the babies' birth weight, the researchers reported in a letter in Archives of Disease in Childhood Fetal & Neonatal Edition.
"The earliest physical signs of atherosclerosis are present in the abdominal aorta, and aortic intima-media thickness is considered the best non-invasive measure of structural health of the vasculature in children, suggesting a putative mechanism by which maternal adiposity may influence the risk of later cardiovascular disease in the offspring," they wrote.
In developed countries, about 60% of women of reproductive age are overweight or obese, and Skilton and colleagues set out to explore whether that was associated with their children's cardiovascular health.
The study included 23 pregnant women (mean age 35.6) who were recruited at an average of 16.3 weeks gestation from the Women's Hospital in Melbourne, Australia. BMIs were measured at enrollment and were believed to be comparable to their pre-pregnancy BMIs because of the slow rate of weight gain early in pregnancy.
At the beginning of the study, the average maternal BMI was 26 kg/m2. One women developed gestational diabetes and three had pregnancy-induced hypertension. All of the women delivered their babies at 37 weeks' gestation or later.
For the newborns, the average birth weight was 3,326 grams (7.3 pounds) and the average aortic intima-media thickness -- measured with high-resolution ultrasound in the first week of life -- was 0.75 mm.
After accounting for birth weight, aortic wall thickness was significantly correlated with maternal BMI (P=0.022).
"Future studies may explore whether such associations are present in older children or adults," the authors wrote.
Financial support for the study came from the Foundation for Children. Skilton received support from NHMRC fellowships.
The authors reported that they had no conflicts of interest.
- Reviewed by F. Perry Wilson, MD, MSCE Instructor of Medicine, Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania and Dorothy Caputo, MA, BSN, RN, Nurse Planner
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Archives of Disease in Childhood Fetal & Neonatal EditionSource Reference: Begg L, et al "Maternal adiposity and newborn vascular health" Arch Dis Child Fetal Neonatal Ed 2013; DOI: 10.1136/archdischild-2012-303566.


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Bedside Beauties: Oriental Rugs and Kilims in the Bedroom
If you want an easy way to transform a blah and neutral bedroom into a haven that is both cozy and luxurious, consider an oriental rug or kilim. Easily integrated into any decor, these richly textured and colorful rugs are practical, durable and trend-defying.
While I love the anonymity and glamour of a fancy hotel room, I don't want my own bedroom to feel quite so sterile and generic. I would prefer my bedroom to feel more like a 5-star bed and breakfast (with hotel-like bedding and without the required chit chat with strangers at an aggressively-early breakfast!). In addition to eclectic furniture and textiles, oriental rugs and kilims can give rooms (from starkly modern to old-school traditional) a cozy yet elegant feel.
Oriental rugs can be layered on bare wood floors or atop wall-to-wall carpeting. You can anchor the rug under the bed or at the foot of the bed. Or, you can buy one or two small (and affordable) runners and place them at either side of the bed for extra warmth underfoot at wake-up time.
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Stunningly gorgeoud. For a naturally sexy look that features a petite fit, oversized back cowl, and hi-low hem with a slight gathering flare. Stilettos and dangling earrings are fierce with this gown and give you the sexiest silhouette in the world.
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ANAHEIM, Calif. (AP) The Dallas Stars showed off all the talent they have been developing in the minors during three games against the Anaheim Ducks.
Alex Chiasson scored his first NHL goal, Lane MacDermid netted his second in two games since being promoted, and Eric Nystrom had a short-handed goal in the Stars' 3-1 victory on Friday night.
``It's incredible. I don't think I realize it yet,'' Chiasson said. ``You work so hard when you're young, and you don't realize that one day this could happen. I was a Montreal Canadiens fan growing up and watching Saku Koivu - and now I'm playing against him.
``These last couple of days have been really memorable for me.''
About a half-minute after the Ducks killed an interference penalty against Matt Beleskey, Chiasson converted a centering pass from Vernon Fiddler to complete the scoring.
Chiasson had 13 goals this season for the Stars' AHL affiliate.
``The reason you play in the American Hockey League is to make it up to the NHL,'' Chiasson said. ``Luckily I've made it up here, and now I've got to work to stay here.''
Kari Lehtonen made 27 saves to help end Dallas' three-game skid. The Stars, whose four-year playoff drought is the longest in franchise history, are five points behind eighth-place St. Louis in the Western Conference. But Dallas would have to overtake four other teams that are separated by one point.
Andrew Cogliano scored for Anaheim, and Viktor Fasth stopped 22 shots in his third straight start, thwarting all six Minnesota power plays.
The Pacific Division-leading Ducks beat the Stars 4-0 on Monday at Dallas and 5-2 on Wednesday at home. But they had to play this one without captain and leading scorer Ryan Getzlaf, who sustained a lower body injury during the third period on Wednesday.
Matthew Lombardi played his first game with Anaheim following Wednesday's trade with Phoenix.
``We missed some Grade A chances,'' Ducks coach Bruce Boudreau said. ``I mean, Saku missed two or three in the first period, Teemu (Selanne) missed an open net on the power play, and Matthew Lombardi had a breakaway and didn't score. So there were a lot of plays we missed that were uncharacteristic misses.
``When you don't take advantage of your chances, it usually ends up biting you in the butt.''
Nystrom and Chiasson scored less than 5 1-2 minutes apart to give Dallas a 3-1 lead with 48 seconds left in the first period.
Fiddler lifted the puck out of the Dallas zone, while the Stars were short-handed, and Fasth came far out of his net in an attempt to poke it away from the oncoming Nystrom. But the six-year veteran got position on Corey Perry and flipped it over the goalie's outstretched stick and into a wide-open net at 13:54 of the first.
``I think he guessed wrong. It was just bad timing,'' Boudreau said. ``But he made an awful lot of saves to keep us in the game. That's the first time he's done that this year, so we'll give him a mulligan on that one.''
The 30-year-old goalie took the blame for his gaffe.
``I misread the speed of the puck or maybe I overestimated my skating ability,'' Fasth said. ``But we all know it was a bad decision by me.
``Those things happen, and unfortunately it happened tonight in a tight game and ended up being the game-winning goal.''
MacDermid opened the scoring at 9:03 with a short backhander after Antoine Roussel found him cruising down the slot. The lead lasted just 18 seconds as Cogliano converted a centering pass from behind the net by David Steckel after the puck took a strange bounce off the end boards on a dump-in by Bryan Allen.
``We didn't help ourselves, but that was (Dallas') best effort,'' Boudreau said. ``We knew if they scored the first goal and had a lead coming out of the first period, they were going to be very tough. It seemed like after we tied it up, for about 10 minutes we fell apart and started watching them pass the puck.
``Once they got the 3-1 lead, they played pretty solid the second and third periods.''
MacDermid sustained an upper body injury on his first shift of the second period and didn't return.
The Stars and Ducks played their final game as division rivals, due to the realignment of the NHL in 2013-14.
NOTES: MacDermid's first NHL goal on Wednesday came on the 31st anniversary of his father Paul's first NHL goal. They are the second father-son duo to score their first goals on the same date. The other was John ``Peanuts'' O'Flaherty and son Gerry, who accomplished the feat on Nov. 3 in 1940 and 1972. ... With Jonas Hiller sitting out the game because of illness, the Ducks shifted their backup goalie. Jeff Deslauriers was at the end of the bench for the first 3:57, and Igor Bobkov replaced him. ... The Ducks are Lombardi's fifth team in five seasons. He had about 12 1-2 minutes of ice time, had only one shot, and was a minus-1. ... The Ducks, who came in with the league's third-best power play, were 0 for 4. ... The Ducks outshot the Stars 28-25. Dallas hasn't outshot an opponent in nine games.


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Yesterday in Gardner at Williams Restaurant I attended the GOP party forum with two of the candidates for party chair Kristen Hughes and Rick Green in attendance
A pretty good crowd turned up, snow not withstanding:
I talked to some of Kirsten Hughes supporters just outside of the restaurant:
Then did a pan of the crowd:
The format was an opening statement by each candidate Rick Green
then Kirsten Hugues
Then came the Q & A with questions submitted in advance, the moderator was Former Ma3 candidate Jon Golnik. They covered a variety of topics
Reaching out to the Unenrolled:
and activist groups like the tea party and liberty (Ron Paul) groups
RTC & RCC structures and building them
The priority of Money, Issues and Organization
If the party leadership should be "clearing the field" for favored candidates
Their own fundraising skill
and the outreach to minorities and cities where the GOP is weak
How we should change the GOP website
And the big question, exactly why the Democrats win, is it organization?
A question about regional offices
And then closing statements by both Candidates. First Rick Green:
Then Kirsten Hugues
After the event I interviewed both candidates first Kirsten Hugues:
Then Rick Green
finally I spoke to Jim from the Rabid Republican Blog for his opinion:
This choice is going to say a lot about the direction this party is going to go in the state.
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What Your Tastes Say About Your Personality
When it comes to your personality or perhaps who you should gravitate to as friends there is a new barometer. You've heard it said that you are what you eat? Well, this may be truer than just your health and waistline. New research in the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology found for example that folks with a sweet tooth are more likely to lend a hand and the spicy lovers tend to seek adventure. Want to know where you fit in read on…
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The Chocoholic
Sweets for the sweet. In the new study, participants who ate something sweet were more willing to volunteer their time than their sugar-free counterparts.
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The Spicy Folks
Can't put down the sriracha? You may be a thrill-seeker, according to a study from Penn State. Students who scored high on a risk-taking behavior test also reported enjoying spicy flavors, while those who generally played it safe were more cautious about their food choices.
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The Meat lovers
Bacon,bacon bacon! Foods composed of fat and protein spark your evolutionary craving for sustenance, but also trigger a social cue in your mind, according to researchers at Monell Chemical Senses Center. Since hearty meals are usually enjoyed with friends or family, the scent of bacon frying triggers memories of good times.
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Chips and pretzels your bag? Water attracts salt, so those who crave it are literally more likely to "go with the flow," according to researchers at the University of Natural Medicine. Take this with a grain of salt, though; too much sodium is associated with high blood pressure levels.
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Researchers at the City University of New York found that bitter tastes are linked with harsher judgment. When people were asked to give their opinions on certain scenarios after sipping either, a bitter drink or water, the first group was 27 percent tougher in its assessment than those who had H2O. Skip the cranberry juice at your next happy hour to view your surroundings in a sweeter light.


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NASHVILLE, Tenn. (Jan. 19, 2008) - Just when a third straight Atlantic Sun Conference loss seemed imminent and its regular season championship hopes fading, the ETSU men's basketball team found a way to get it done.
Trailing 73-62 on the road with 6:54 left on the clock inside Lipscomb's Allen Arena, the Buccaneers rallied to outscore the Bisons 24-8 the rest of the way and take an 86-81 league win Saturday in front of 2,330 fans. The frantic comeback was led by a bevy of Bucs, with senior guard Travis Strong (Memphis) and Kevin Tiggs (Flint, Mich.) scoring a game-high 18 points each, while junior guard Courtney Pigram (Memphis) tossed in 13 points, senior forward Kenyona Swader (Smyrna) added 11 and freshman guard Micah Williams (Manchester) pitched in 10.
"We pressed and it was effective in getting the game going up and down," said ETSU head coach Murry Bartow, whose team improved to 9-9 overall, 3-2 in A-Sun play. "We just made some shots late. With the 3-point shot, a game can turn in an instant. It can go quick and that's what happened for us today. I thought we had a lot of guys really step up and make it happen. This is the kind of game that can really help us build some momentum."
After trailing much of the game and having trouble with Lipscomb's half court offensive sets, the Bucs certainly used their fullcourt defensive pressure to change the pace of the game. With the score 77-69, ETSU's efforts produced a 12-0 run sparked by seven points from Pigram, a 3-pointer by Swader and two free throws from Tiggs, building a four-point lead at 81-77 with 3:02 remaining in the game.
As the clock wound down, Lipscomb got a free throw from forward Eddie Ard and a layup by post Brandon Brown to make it 81-80, but Tiggs answered. After missing a jumper from the top of the key, Swader tapped the ball out to Tiggs, who immediately went to the hoop and scored from the block to make it 83-80 with 32 seconds left in the game. From there, Lipscomb's Adnan Hodzic hit a foul shot with 16 seconds left, but Swader and sophomore Mike Smith (
In the first half, Lipscomb took an early nine-point lead at 17-8 when Josh Slater's 3-pointer from the wing found the bottom of the net. But thanks to a trio of treys from the Bucs - one by Williams and two from Strong - ETSU manufactured a 9-2 run to make it 19-17 with 9:55 left before the intermission. From there, the Bucs tied the game at 40 thanks to a lay up from Tiggs, but Lipscomb outscored ETSU 4-1 to finish the half up 44-41.
For the game, ETSU hit on 55 percent of its shots from beyond the arc (12-of-22), while shooting 49 percent from the field for the game. Lipscomb out-rebounded ETSU 37-34, but the Bucs forced 15 turnovers on eight steals, which became crucial statistic in the final minutes.
Lipscomb got a team high 17 points from guard Josh Slater, while Ard added 14, Hodzic netted 13 and Brown pitched in 11. The Bisons drop to 8-11 overall, 2-3 in league play.
The Bucs continue with the third of their three straight A-Sun road games next Friday at


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Feds Seize More Poker Sites
from the feeling-safer? dept
The investigation into the activities of the two companies included a sting operation in which the Department of Homeland Security set up a fake payment processing company called Linwood Payment Solutions. The company processed payments throughout 2009 both to and from the online poker sites. According to the affidavit, Linwood processed over $33 million in payments over the course of more than 300,000 transactions.This confuses me. My understanding of the law here was merely that it was illegal to process payments for such sites. Yet, if the government sets up its own payment processor, then isn't it the government that was breaking the law here? Contrary to what Rosenstein states, my understanding was that the law does not actually outlaw gambling sites, just the payment processing for such sites. Perhaps those more familiar with the law can clarify this...?
"It is illegal for internet gambling enterprises to do business in Maryland, regardless of where the website operator is located," said U.S. Attorney Rod J. Rosenstein. "We cannot allow foreign website operators to flout the law simply because their headquarters are based outside the country."
Separately, that final line from Rosenstein should scare pretty much any foreign company. It appears to be the US asserting jurisdiction over any website in any country. If the Justice Department or Homeland Security doesn't like it, it's gone. Doesn't that seem like an international incident waiting to happen? For years, we've tried to explain to other countries that they can't sue US companies for things online, and yet here we are, claiming jurisdiction over the whole internet.


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Virgil and Peggy Tichenor have been married for 50 years. The couple was married surrounded by family and friends the afternoon of Oct. 24, 1963, at the home of Lucinda Phillips, Peggy's aunt. The wedding was officiated by the late Rev. W.H. Howard of the Consolidated Baptist Church.
Peggy Ann Burton and Virgil Tichenor Jr. originally met at the Paul L. Dunbar High School in Lexington, where Virgil played football.
The family of the late Joseph Sr. and Ruth Vires Elmore had a reunion at Carnell and Maggie Hicks on Sept. 21. Members attending were Jimmy Elmore; Marie Elmore; Jackie Elmore; Larry Elmore; Joey Elmore; Joseph Elmore; Anthony Hilbert; Jeffrey Cooke; Anita Woods; Kelsey Woods; Laura Weisel; Randy, Leigh and Leighton Stump; Nathan, J.B. and Bill Harris; Hannah Elmore; Melvin and Joyce Patterson; Rob, Jeanie, Conner Kincaid and Jeremy Kelly; Albert Ray and Mavis Bennett; Derick, Kristen and Peyton Harris; James, Jennifer, Haley and Leah Elmore; Destiny and Timmy; and Barbara Dean.
Retired First Baptist Church musician Betty Jean Chatham (right) commissioned local artist/architect/craftsman/designer Whitey Gray to build a USA flag case in memory of her husband, Dr. Donald Chatham, who practiced medicine in Shelby County for 40 years and had served in the Navy during WWII. Gray researched the family tree and coat of arms and combined what he found with Dr. Chatham's Christian beliefs to create a unique cherry case, which was presented to Betty Jean Chatham and now resides in her home.
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The third annual Dorman Center carnival was Saturday at the Clear Creek Park's amphitheater in Shelbyville. The Dorman Center is a non-profit preschool that focuses on early intervention by placing high-risk special-needs children and typical children in the same classroom.
The Kightley Purvis and Icy Stivers Purvis family reunion was Sept. 15 at the Henry County Fairgrounds' 4-H building.
Roy and Dorothy Baker have been married for 60 years.
The couple was married on Sept. 28, 1953, at First Baptist Church in Shelbyville by C.W. Elsey.
They have five children, Robert Baker and Janet Gremillion of Lexington, Donna Cavender of Heflin, Ala., and Theresa Atha and Nathan Baker of Shelbyville
Jennifer L. Masters is the newest member of The Kentucky National Guard. She enlisted as a Health Care Specialist in the local medical unit and will leave for her initial training on Jan 6, 2014.
When she returns from her training, she said she is planning to use her $60,000 of National Guard college benefits to attend and complete her education at Sullivan University in Louisville.
Mike Clark and Sherrie Herndon, and James and Kay Braid, all of Shelbyville announce the engagement of their daughter, Makaila Clark, to Joey Fields. He is the son of Ron and Darlene Trandell of Murrieta, Calif.
She is a 2005 graduate of Shelby County High School.
He is a 1998 graduate of Shelby County High School and works with Norfolk Southern Railroad.
The wedding will take place at 5 p.m. Oct. 12, 2013, at the Cardinal Club in Simpsonville.
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Since the introduction of the iPad, we've certainly seen some inventive ways people have come up with to make the most of the innovative tablets. From simple things like hanging them up on the backs of seats in the car to entertain the little ones to really cool looking battle-wound Halloween costumes.
After William Coburn, a designer with nClosures (a design, engineering, and manufacturing company, based in the U.S., with a focus on creating tablet stands and cases), showed his colleagues a video of a professor making an aluminum cast of an ant colony, the team got to thinking. They wanted to find ways to use iPads in an inventive way, while also teaching.
The result is what you see above. It's one part art installation, one part educational tool. The company constructed tall double-helix DNA models, each of which holds multiple iPads. On the screens of each iPad are images and information about DNA, so people walking by can learn as they admire.
What's even better is that viewers are invited to interact with the installation. Without a doubt, hands-on exhibits always draw in more people and, as a result, serve as much more successful educational tools.
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Selena Gomez On Mystery Date After Justin Bieber Break Up
Is Selena moving on from Justin? She was spotted at BOA Steakhouse in West Hollywood, California on Jan. 11 with a much older mystery man. See the pic!
Selena Gomez was spotted at BOA Steakhouse in West Hollywood with a mystery man on Jan. 11, days after her breakup with Justin Bieber.
Selena, 20, hid behind the much older mystery man as they went inside the restaurant for dinner.
While the man could very well be Selena's bodyguard, we can't help but like the idea of seeing Selena with someone new — someone who won't constantly hurt her feelings and give her a reason to not trust them. (Sorry, Justin.)
Selena wore a white top to the restaurant and a red dress with a VERY high slit! Whether or not this was a date, we have a feeling Justin will feel very jealous after seeing his ex in this HOT ensemble.
Heck, Selena knows how to rock a revenge dress, as proven at an exclusive runway presentation of the Alberta Ferretti limited edition 2013 collection at the Chateau Marmont in LA on Jan. 10.
Selena & Justin Bieber's Ugly Split
Justin, 18, and Selena were vacationing in a romantic private villa in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico for the New Year's holiday, when they got into a huge argument on Dec. 30. Selena returned to the States after Justin reportedly told her, "Don't let the door hit you on the way out!"
Apparently, Selena found text messages from other girls on Justin's phone.
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Not only did the PlayStation 4 outsell the Xbox One in its first weekend by about 100000 units in the UK, it completely obliterated the Wii U.
The numbers are even bleaker for Nintendo - its year of Wii U sales have now been trounced in a weekend by both next-gen machines. More people bought a PS4 and a copy of Knack over the weekend than bought a Wii U at any point over the past year and new release Super Mario 3D World.
If not even a Mario game can save a Nintendo console, you know something's up. People, Nintendo is in deep, deep trouble.
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Baby Margaretha
There seems to be a mismatch in this gallery, where Baby Margaretha posed with swimming pool as a background. Instead of wearing a bikini or swimsuit like what people normally do, Baby Margaretha chose to using a white bra and short pants. As she went to the pool and wet herself, you must be can't help yourself from wondering whether her bra is see-through or not.
I guess we weren't that lucky after all, but still, I think this is the best lingerie pics of Baby Margaretha so far. These are a very exotic and passionate photos from the Indonesian sexy model.