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College of Arts and Sciences (CAS)
Contact InformationUniversity of Vermont
College of Arts and Sciences
300 Waterman Building
85 South Prospect Street
Burlington, VT 05405
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The College of Arts and Sciences at UVM combines the advantages of a small liberal arts college and the resources of a major research institution. It provides students with a sound liberal education through close interaction with nationally and internationally noted scholars. This close interaction helps students acquire knowledge and scholarly discipline that enables them to think critically about issues they will confront in their professional and personal lives. The College's academic programs acquaint students with the intellectual, cultural and aesthetic heritage of our complex world. Our programs also seek to prepare students for entry into rewarding careers in a variety of fields and for advanced study that may be prerequisite to other opportunities. More and more professional schools, corporate managers and graduate schools seek individuals who have a fine liberal arts background.
In UVM's College of Arts and Sciences students are encouraged to develop depth and breadth of knowledge, and critical thinking and communication skills that are the hallmarks of a liberal education. Students begin developing these skills in a first-year seminar, and as they complete degree requirements they have the opportunity to explore a wide range of disciplines spanning literature, the humanities, the fine arts, foreign languages, the natural and social sciences and mathematics. The College offers over forty majors from which students may choose.


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Didn't we tell you Rita Ora is one to watch? We're just a few weeks into the New Year and it's just been announced that the Brit singer has a top-notch fashion house on tap. Step forward Emilio Pucci. The Italian fashion house, famous for its geometric prints in a kaleidoscope of colours, has noted Rita's rising star and wisely so - this is one girl who's set to go stratespheric in 2013.
Rita is kicking off her Radioactive Tour with a concert in Manchester tonight and we've been treated to a sneak preview of her stage wardrobe. The Emilio Pucci creations have a military edge perfect for Rita's fierce demanour - see the printed army jacket (cropped to show off her teeny waist, natch) and matching combat trousers. Hello GI Jane! There's also a ginormous green cape to go with a peaked cap and sparkling bodysuit.
Peter Dundas worked with La Ora to create the costumes and make the most of her urban glamour. 'From the moment I met Rita we've had a great connection and doing something like this together felt like only a natural progression,' says the designer. 'The costumes have impact and flamboyance in a way that feels personal to Rita whilst staying true to the Emilio Pucci aesthetic.'
Indeed, the pair have already proved to be a fine match. Rita wore a Dundas-designed gown to Bergdorf Goodman's 111th anniversary back in October and looked nothing short of a classic screen siren thanks to the cream halter silk number with sheer panels at the waist topped off with her retro beauty. Rita was seen schmoozing with Peter at the New York event and the two clearly hit it off, unsurprisingly so considering they're both from Blighty. And you'll remember a month before, she was walking the red carpet at the 2012 MTV Video Music Awards wearing a rather risque Emilio Pucci jumpsuit.
So could this be the start of a new fashion friendship? As we wait with baited breath, check out some of Rita's finest fashion moments in the gallery below >>
Via: First Look At Rita Ora's Fierce Tour Wardrobe Created By Emilio Pucci!

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Alf Morten様は99designsでウェブページデザインコンペを開催しました。
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We are a association for polarity therapy pracitioners in norway. At the moment we have 50 members, and there are over 200 practitioners in norway. We think part of the reason why we only have 1/4 of the practitioners in norway as members, is that our current site is not attractive at all, it makes us seem unproffessional.
The target audience is split:
First and most important is the practitioners. We wish to give them a portal where they can get the latest information about Polarity therapy, see upcoming seminars, join newsletter, get in touch with the association and many more.
Secondly, and almost as important is the potential customers. We wish to have a portal where they can get introduced to Polarity Therapy as a complementary and alternative medicine form. We wish their webexperience with us to be calm, relaxing, no supercreative coloring, refreshing and clean. We will offer them information about both the association, the board and give them a easy and good-looking overview of the practitioners.
Our current site is here: http://www.ifpnorge.no.
Attached is the logo, both in pdf format and eps format.
This contest is for two pages, first and most important is the frontpage. This will be the entry design and the one you ultimately compete with. (information about wishes there in the brief.)
For the winner we will also require a practitioner page, this is where the practitioners name, adress, speciality, picture, education, skills, simple contact form(Name, Phone number and Comment), and a google map at the bottom will be presented. (more in the brief)
Please read the brief for more information.
If there is anything you wonder about, anything that is unclear, or anything you feel is unreasonable. Please ask! I always answear, and I never bite. :)
We wish the deliveries to be in PSD, in addition to PNG/JPG files.
If you win, we want the PSDs organized in layers in a clean and logical way.
My promise to you designers! We will comment on every design and rate all of them! We will also guarantee this contest as soon as at least 2 designers have uploaded their designs. As you can see at my public profile, I have earlier awarded 4 contests and I have a feedback ratio at 100%. In addition to that I have facilitated another two contests which had 100% feedback and got awarded.
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There are a few reasons why a store might say that one of our products has been "discontinued".
The store has decided to stop carrying it
The retail industry is an ever changing target. Margins are small and competition is incredible. Sometimes a retailer decides that it's time to move in a different direction or that freezer or shelf space is better used by X product instead of Y. We know that having a manager or a buyer who has a personal connection with Celiac or Autism can do great things for the variety of GF products a store carries. We've seen stores with dozens of GF products stop carrying them almost overnight when that person moves on to a different position or job. (It's probably a good idea to hug your GF store manager/buyer today and let them know how important they are to you.) There's not a lot you can do if the store decides to go this way, except talk to the new store manager/buyer. Sometimes it makes a difference.
One of our distributors has stopped carrying it.
This was recently the case with two of our donuts due to artificial ingredients. We have little control over what products our distributors carry. Sometimes they make decisions based on their own internal criteria, as was the case with the donuts. Also, distributors, like retailers have to make choices about how many products they will stock. Warehouse space, especially freezer warehouse space is expensive and they sometimes have to make hard choices about just what to carry.
The store orders the product but can't get it in stock
Unfortunately, this is a problem we have seen quite bit lately, especially with smaller retailers . A very large part of this problem is due to our troubles keeping up with the skyrocketing demand and part is due to the way store/distributor relationships work. Because we are not always able to fill our distributor orders completely, the distributor may be out of stock when a store's order goes out. Also, distributors naturally tend to take care of their bigger retailers first so a small mom & pop store may be on the low end of the who-gets-what list. We are doing what we can to eliminate the supply problems on our end, but every time we introduce new equipment demand grows at an even greater rate.
The Store/Distributor has replaced it with a new item
Currently we have up to 45 products listed with our distributors. Some have them all, some have less but these 45 products are available to everyone. However, shelf, freezer and warehouse space is limited so each time we introduce a new product, we may see one of the existing top 45 products "de-listed" to make room. This may mean that it will no longer be available at the store but it does not necessarily mean we have stopped making it.
We actually DID discontinue it
About once a year we do a product review and look at some of our products which are not moving as well as we'd like and make the decision whether it makes economic sense to keep producing them or not. This is especially true now that we are introducing 2-3 new products every year. It may happen that one of your favorite products is on this list but if we do discontinue a product, it's probably because it's not on many other peoples favourite list.
Did We Do It?
These are our top 10 selling products.
- White Sandwich Bread
- Tapioca Rice English Muffins
- Pizza Crust - 7 inch
- Tapioca Rice New York Style Plain Bagels
- Italian White Tapioca Rice Bread
- Sunflower Flax Rice Bread
- KinniTOOS Chocolate Sandwich Creme Cookies
- Tapioca Rice Bread
- Cheese Tapioca Rice Bread
- Montanas Chocolate Chip Cookies
If it's not one of these, how can you know whether you favorite has been discontinued? It's pretty simple. Check our website. If it's there, you can still get it.
Check our new store finder to see if there are any other stores nearby carrying our products. Be sure to always give them a call first as the store finder may not be entirely up to date.
If there is nothing locally, you may have to take advantage of flat rate $10 shipping fee and order directly from us, either on our website, www.kinnikinnick.com or toll free 1-877-503-4466


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Perf Snap Case by Incase
Simple, well designed cases for one of our favorite products are sure to get our attention at Unplggd. Incase has just released the new Perforated Snap Case and we are in love. With a design reminiscent of one of our favorite Summer sneakers, the white perforated plimsoll, this new case is fun and eye catching.
With one piece construction and a slim profile, the Perforated Snap Case helps to maintain the iPhone's sleek design while giving it some added protection. The case is also the lightest of any of the offerings from Incase, making it one of the least obtrusive cases on the market.
We love the visual interest created by the texture and think that this case is a great fit for someone looking for high visual impact in a low profile case.
The Perforated Snap Case is available in white, black, and magenta and retails for $29.95.
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Baked Swiss Chard Stems with Olive Oil and Parmesan
Baked Swiss Chard Stems with Olive Oil and Parmesan
(Makes 2 side dish servings, can be doubled. Recipe slightly adapted from Vegetables Every Day by Jack Bishop.)
1 bunch chard stems
1/4 tsp. salt
olive oil for spraying pan and chard
1/4 cup coarsely grated parmesan cheese (I used Grana Padano from Costco, but any type of hard aged cheese would be good here.)
coarse ground black pepper to taste
Preheat oven to 400 F (or 375 F with convection.) Bring a pot of water to a boil, add salt and chard stems and boil about 6 minutes. Let chard drain well.
Spray a non-stick baking dish with olive oil. Place chard in the pan and mist lightly with olive oil, then sprinkle with cheese. (If doubling the recipe, make two layers, misting each layer with oil and sprinkling with cheese.) Bake about 20 minutes, or until chard is softened and cheese is slightly browned on the edges. Season with fresh ground black pepper if desired and serve hot.
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South Beach Suggestions:
The original version of this dish with butter would have had too much saturated fat to be considered South Beach Diet friendly. Replacing the butter with a light misting of olive oil makes this dish much lower in saturated fat, but there is still some saturated fat in the parmesan cheese. I would consider this to be a "once in a while treat" for South Beach, but it would be fine occasionally for any phase of the diet.
More Ideas for Using Swiss Chard Stems:
(Recipes from other blogs may not always be South Beach Diet friendly, check ingredients.)
Swiss Chard Leaves and Stems from Just Hungry
Sauteed Swiss Chard Ribs with Cream and Pasta from Simply Recipes
Swiss Chard Au Gratin from Exploring the Silver Spoon
Swiss Chard, Beef, and Chickpea Soup from Daily Unadventures in Cooking
Swiss Chard Gratin from A Veggie Venture
Silverbeet Gratin from Green Gourmet Giraffe
Rainbow Chard Mushroom Sandwiches from One Hot Stove
Rainbow Chard with Chickpeas from Everybody Loves Sandwiches
Wild Greens with Celery-Mint Tomato Sauce from Mediterranean Cooking in Alaska
Chard and Feta Tart from Bird Food


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A CASANA Live Webinar….
Cueing and Scripting Motor Speech Skills to Expressive Language in Childhood Apraxia of Speech
Featured Speaker: Apraxia expert Nancy Kaufman, M.A., CCC-SLP
(ASHA CEs are available for this webinar)
Children with apraxia of speech require cues to help them to remember the upcoming consonants, vowels, and syllables of practice words. They also often need help to combine words to formulate phrases and sentences by following scripts that they can retain and implement spontaneously. This webinar will overview how cues and scripts can assist children with CAS to become successful vocal communicators. Cueing and scripting techniques will be overviewed and presented via video examples.
About the Speaker:
Nancy R. Kaufman, MA, CCC-SLP is the owner and director of the Kaufman Children's Center for Speech, Language, Sensory-Motor, and Social Connections, Inc. (KCC), located in West Bloomfield, Michigan. Since 1979, Nancy has dedicated herself to establishing the Kaufman Speech to Language Protocol (K-SLP), a treatment approach to help children become effective vocal communicators. She serves on the professional advisory board of the Childhood Apraxia of Speech Association of North America (CASANA), on the board of visitors of Wayne State University's Merrill Palmer Skillman Institute for Child and Family Development, and is the speech and language pathologist consultant for the Parish School and Carruth Center in Houston, Texas. Nancy is the recipient of the 2011 Michigan Speech-Language-Hearing Association Distinguished Service Award, as well as the 2010 Michigan State University College of Communication Arts & Sciences Outstanding Alumni Award.
Learn more about the webinar scheduled for Tuesday, April 22, 2014 @ 7:00 PM US/EDT


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I've almost recovered from our time in Anaheim this weekend at the first Scrapbook Expo of the year! If you didn't already know, Charity Wings is hosting the crops at all 13 Scrapbook Expo's this year. Add to that a rocking, fun filled booth with I must say the best Make and Take at the Expo, and a very special guest Suzi Blu! I just love spending time with Suzi, she is so talented, she makes me want to create fun art! Which is how it should be, art should be from the heart and soul and it should make you smile and want to create more art!
We used these awesome new products by Faber Castel, my favorite were the Watercolor Color Pencils. It's like Crayola Color Pencils gone wild! We used Suzi Blu's little petite doll stamps by Unity Stamps and these cool canvas tags by Maya Road.
We had 2 fantastic give aways going and I know the folks out there who participated are just dying to know if they won or not so I won't lead them on much longer.
If both of you would contact us at firstname.lastname@example.com, we'll get those on their way to you. If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to contact us. Once we know the names of these fair ladies we'll get them posted!
I would like to take a moment and thank the wonderful volunteers who helped us out at the Expo over the weekend! They really are the heart of Charity Wings, without their help we could not function!
I would also like to thank all of the vendors that were so generous and donated items for the raffles each night for the crops. We were able to raise over $2,500.00for 2 really great charities. I'll get Elena to post their info.
The crops were a lot of fun, Friday and Saturday night I have to say the highlight for me was the Westcott Scissor Dance Off, this is new to the crops this year, we got the ladies up and shaking their...well you know what they were shaking and we gave away lots of great products from Westcott!
Both nights we also awarded 4 lucky people with either an ecraftwell machine or a Kodak Scanner Printer!
I have to say the prizes and raffles were just awesome!
If you want to check out some of the action you can view photos at
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Next up for us will be the Pleasanton,California Expo, March 18th and 19th. If you live in the area and would like to help out, please contact Elena at firstname.lastname@example.com she would love the help!
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posted by David Adams on Wed 6th Oct 2010 16:51 UTC
Let me tell you, when what you teach and develop every day has the title "Innovation" attached to it, you reach a point where you tire of hearing about Apple. Without question, nearly everyone believes the equation Apple = Innovation is a fundamental truth--akin to the second law of thermodynamics, Boyle's Law, or Moore's Law. But ask these same people if they understand exactly how Apple comes up with their ideas and what approach the company uses to develop blockbuster products--whether it is a fluky phenomenon or based on a repeatable set of governing principles--and you mostly get a dumbfounded stare. This response is what frustrates me most, because people worship what they don't understand.


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There's no doubt Steve Alford meets one of the most essential job requirements to become the latest successor to UCLA coach John Wooden, whose legacy of 10 NCAA championships in 12 years has haunted Bruins basketball almost as much as fueling it through nearly four decades since his retirement.
"I'm very comfortable with the pressure," Alford said Saturday, on a teleconference to discuss his hiring as UCLA coach. "I've been under pressure since I was 16. My high school gym seats 10,000 and we sold it out 8 times when I was a senior.
"You're not going to find anybody that's any more competitive than I am, or committed toward excellence. The promise has always been: put an incredible product on the floor. It is about a program."
Pressure? He played for Bob Knight, for goodness sakes, at Indiana as a star freshman and as a senior who, in 1987, carried the Hoosiers to their most recent NCAA championship. He played for Knight in the 1984 Olympic Games, surrounded by future Hall of Famers such as Michael Jordan, Chris Mullin and Patrick Ewing and a lot of people wondering if he made the team only because he was Knight's pet project.
Alford was a head coach at 26, bossing around players nearly the same age. And Saturday morning, he had to make the decision to uproot his family from the place that had become home and tell a group of New Mexico players he deeply cared about that he'd been made an offer he couldn't refuse.
"It has been a difficult morning," Alford said, which is not usually among the first statements a coach makes after accepting what many in the business would describe as a dream job. It is to his credit that he never, while expressing typical reverence for the late John Wooden and the legacy he constructed, used that particular phrase.
"Most of the conversations have just been within the family, because it was going to be a family decision. We were extremely happy here. I'm not a coach that is coming to another stop that was unhappy. I was about as happy as you could be. That's why it was a difficult decision."
MORE: Alford rides coaching gravy train into UCLA job
Understand Alford is an exceptional coach. There's no doubt he had one of the best jobs in the Mountain West given New Mexico's extraordinary community support, but he restored the Lobos to their rightful place near—or, in his case, at— the top of the conference. They won 24 games in his first season and finished first four times in six years. At Iowa, he twice won the Big Ten Tournament.
It is easy enough to look at an unimpressive NCAA Tournament record and snap to the judgment that he's nothing special. He has one Sweet 16 on his resume in 18 Division I seasons.
But college basketball history is littered with failed coaches hired off the glamour of one or two exceptional tournament runs, whether or not the coach owned obvious talent or was a fit for his new job.
That's the real issue Alford will have to conquer, though. Not whether he can handle the pressure, and not whether he's a capable coach. But whether he is an improvement—or even a substantial change—from the coach who preceded him, Ben Howland.
In his time as Iowa coach, Alford twice led the Hawkeyes to Big Ten Tournament championships. He recruited such fine in-state players as forward Greg Brunner and guard Jeff Horner. He compiled a 25-9 record in his penultimate season. And he simply could not get Hawkeyes fans on his side.
"I've never seen a coach so disliked by his own fan base as Steve Alford. For whatever reason," said Larry Cotlar, radio host at KBGG in Des Moines. "It was almost like they wanted him to lose so they could get rid of him. A lot of people just did not like him. I never understood that mentality."
Alford got the message and left for an excellent job in a lesser league, New Mexico of the Mountain West Conference, in 2007. His time there has been filled with victories, conference championships and not a ton of NCAA Tournament advancement, only two victories spread over six years.
So that's what makes the hiring of Alford by UCLA just a little bit curious.
The Bruins had an elite coach who is perceived by many as aloof, and whose recent NCAA Tournament record was not stellar, who won his conference during the 2012-13 regular season and then lost his first tournament game. They fired Ben Howland.
Dipping deeper into the candidate pool than they might have imagined, they found an elite coach who is perceived by many as aloof, and whose recent NCAA Tournament record was not stellar, who won his conference during the 2012-13 regular season and then lost his first tournament game. They hired Steve Alford.
Alford, 48, already has compiled a 463-235 record. Were he to coach another 20 years and achieve the same win rate as in his six years at New Mexico—probably a requirement if he's going to spend that long coaching the Bruins—he would threaten the 1,000-victory mark.
That Alford is not UCLA's first choice hardly matters at all. John Groce was not Illinois' first target but quite clearly was the best choice, and his first-year success with the Illini is only the start of what he might achieve in Champaign. The same could be said for Sean Miller at Arizona. Members of the administration at U of A in 2009 happened upon him almost by accident, which said more about them than it did Miller.
It's not about whether Alford can recruit Southern California. He pulled Lobos stars Kendall Williams and Tony Snell out of the region, and those are just the examples from this season's team. Athletic director Dan Guerrero tried to sell Alford as a coach who favored "up-tempo" basketball. UNM was 172nd in scoring offense this season. Not exactly "Showtime." It is partly about that.
Mostly it's a matter of whether UCLA fans choose to embrace Alford in a way they never really did Howland, despite the three Final Fours and the recruitment of Kevin Love, Russell Westbrook and Arron Afflalo. That's where the real pressure lies.


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Miakel 'Mia' the saiyajin
Did you read the rules?: Yes- if there are more I am willing and able to go read and acknowledge that I have made myself aware of them <3
My character is a fan-character from the dragon ball z universe
Name: Miakel (more commonly Mia) It's a play on the word Mackerel
Age: 25
Gender: Female
Height: 5 foot 2 inches
Weight: 130 (slightly curvy body type, reasonably fit)
Species: Saiyajin
Class: Low Class
Appearance: I've drawn several pictures of her, this is the most recent http://kissthethunder.deviantart.com...-Mia-615360406
Mia is a relatively plain Saiyajin female of short height and moderately curvy build. She has wide brown/green eyes and light brown hair which she wears tied back in a ponytail (this is based off of a head canon I have about saiyajins occasionally having offspring with 'exotic' hair colors. The most prized being red, followed by blonde, then brown) She wears an olive green sports top and drawstring tan pants with traditional saiyajin footwear.
Personality: Mia is most remarkably timid for being of saiyajin descent. She spent a great deal of her life traveling through space, running and wandering from a collector of alien species named Krill, and it has left her feeling less than confident. Aside from this, she is very friendly and fun loving, and extremely eager to finally learn how to fight, defend herself, and ultimately, stave off the being that hunts her. This is going to mean extensive physical training as well as mental fortifying to ward off telepathic attacks from the torturous Krill. She is thirsty for this knowledge and it will show in her training.
Otherwise, Mia enjoys spending her time outside, usually climbing trees or swimming or simply napping in the sun. She is prone to small childish temper tantrums such as stomping her foot when she's feeling bossed around.
Attacks: Mia has only one special ability. She possesses a reservoir in her for absorbing power from the world around her (at the expense of local flora and fauna) and redirecting it in an attack, This however is not something that she can use right now in any form. The potential is there but again, without proper training using the ability would rip her body apart and ultimately be deadly. I will reiterate that she is unable to use this ability. When she gets strong enough to wield it in some way, it will take a lot of effort for her to concentrate, direct, and use this power. A lack of skill will cause the power to go out of control and burst very painfully out of her own body causing any number of possible injuries. Also, because of her extensive space travel and utter lack of training, Mia upon reaching earth cannot fly or use any other abilities. It was often speculated by her deceased brother that had she been born on their home planet, she would have been killed at birth for being so weak.
Ability's: Mia still has her tail. This, I'd like to think, is obvious.
Items/Weapons: Small space pod, minimal supplies limited to changes of clothes and food
Biography: Her grandfather was a well known saiya-jin soldier a few short generations ago on planet Vegita, but in the end, his son mated below his station and in his humiliation ran his son and Mia's mother off the planet. Living in exile, Mia and her brother were born in space, forgotten by others of their kind. Time passed, and the planet Vegeta was destroyed, only a few remaining saiya-jins scattered across the galaxy.
They were finally captured by Freiza a few years after the planets destruction, (this detail is dependent on if there is a player for Frieza in this forum and their agreement to this plot point) Mia's parents were killed at his hands. Her and her brother however, were passed on as a gift to one of Freiza's few loyal friends, a telepath named Krill who collected rare species. nceSaiya-jins were notoriously known for being able to produce hybrid when offspring when mating outside their own species (which was an act severely frowned upon in saiya-jin culture) and wanting 'super offspring' of his own, he decided to take Mia as his mate.
He was never able to do this however, as her brother made it possible for her to escape the ship. It was at his own expense and he was killed on the spot when she was discovered missing. Krill gave chase across the galaxy after her to fill the gap in his collection and also to produce his offspring. When Mia learned of Freizas death at the hand of a super saiya-jin however, she fled to earth to rejoin what remains of their species in hopes for making a life for herself and maybe find help in ridding herself of the telepath that hunts her.
Please let me know if any details need to be altered! I appreciate your time and effort in helping me find a place for her here <3
Re: Miakel 'Mia' the saiyajin
Nice character.
Temp approved until our king Saber can check this.
have fun
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Re: Miakel 'Mia' the saiyajin
Approved and repped for making a superb character. I love your artwork too and you might want to post your character which I would class as an OC. in our OC section.
Animeforum RPG:would also be a good place to register your character because people look their to see a characters abilities etc. Paragraph is least used area.The place where people go right now to play tends to be Members own rpg section.
Members own rules RPG: Character Registration/Creation
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It is acceptable for me to copy and paste my info from this post to the registration on the other forums?
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yes me lost saiyajin
Me is always watching The Code of Chivalry
me DBZ rpg cooler
me OC rpg masive
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posted by Thom Holwerda on Mon 20th May 2013 11:29 UTC
The day has finally come! Jolla has finally announced the launch device for its Sailfish operating system - and by god this is a looker. It's decidedly different from other phones out there, but it has good specifications and carries a relatively reasonably price tag - EUR 399, and it's up for pre-order today, shipping in the fourth quarter of this year.
It's got a 4.5" display Estrade display, a dual-core processor, LTE in selected markets, and a really cool user-replaceable back half that can influence the colours of the user interface itself. I like the two-tone design of the phone - but so far, we're a bit short on specifications and details since it still has to be properly revealed at an event later tonight (19:30 CET).
When the event comes around later tonight, I'll update this item with new information. For what it's worth, 95% chance I'll be placing a pre-order tonight!


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Don't keep your style under wraps. But do keep your arms warm on cool evenings. Wrap yourself in the Bow-Daisy Wrap and show that keeping warm means staying chic. This is the year when we cast our memories back to the hazy days of the 70's. Unearthing and breathing fresh life into the beloved era of big hair, free flowing dresses and flowers in our hair–it is the year of boho chic.
The Mini Wrap hangs from the edge of the shoulder and reaches to just above the elbow. A bow holds it in place in the front.
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Ideal for Faux fur, heavy weight corduroys, Brocades, Tapestries **without nap.
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Andrews University supports and endorses this state-wide initiative and will announce in the coming weeks the formal ways Michigan residents can "Return to Learn" on the Andrews campus.
Granholm joins with Michigan Colleges and Universities to make November "Return to Learn Month"
Says Finishing a Degree Pays off for Personal, State Bottomlines
Governor Jennifer M. Granholm proclaimed November "Return to Learn" month in Michigan. In her weekly radio address, which airs on radio stations across the state beginning November 5, the Governor said a series of activities at college and university campuses across the state will invite Michigan citizen to return to the classroom to finish higher education degrees.
"A college degree can be the ticket to a bigger paycheck for our citizens and a stronger economy for our state," said Granholm. "To attract the kind of businesses we need to grow Michigan's economy, Michigan needs to lead the nation in the number of college-graduates we have in our state."
The Governor says while Michigan lags behind the national average in the number of its residents with postsecondary degrees, the state is above average when it comes to those who left higher education without completing a degree, certificate or other valuable credential. She says she hopes the "Return to Learn" focus will help many adults in the workforce realize both the possibility and importance of resuming their studies.
"A college graduate in Michigan will earn a million dollars more in a lifetime than someone who has only finished high school" said the Governor. "If only a few courses or a couple of semesters stand between you and a degree, it makes perfect sense to return to learning."
In her address, the Governor praised all of the colleges and universities that are participating in "Return to Learn Month." Each campus will spotlight the things they do to help adults succeed in the classroom. Granholm says prospective students who contact a "Return to Learn" campus will be surprised to find how few barriers stand in their way.
"Tens of thousands of adults in Michigan can qualify for financial aid if they go back to school," Granholm said. "And there is probably no state in the union that has a more extensive array of employer and union financed education benefits."
Participating "Return to Learn" institutions will engage in a variety of activities during the month designed to help adults in the work force understand the career opportunities available to those with postsecondary credentials.


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If you wonder why stores are persnickety about which coupons to accept, you need to know some of the problems they face.
One of the biggest risks for stores now is the Internet-printable coupon. Legitimate ones are available in many places, so the potential for fraud is high. One large source of fraud is Internet printable coupons for free items. They are rarely legitimate coupons.
Many stores in our area have been the victim of scams because the cashiers didn't recognize the fraudulent coupons. One store was passed over $1,400 in fake coupons in one day. Because of this, many stores will not accept an Internet printable coupon for a free item, even if it is legitimate. (I don't blame them).
Maybe the shoppers didn't realize what they were doing was wrong, but that won't stop them from being prosecuted for fraud. Using fake coupons is the same as using counterfeit money. Don't think you got away with it just because the coupons were taken by the cashier. Once they are identified as fraudulent, surveillance cameras and smart cashiers can identify you. Please coupon honestly and ethically.
And yes, there are legitimate free coupons out there. These coupons are sent by direct mail and are easy to identify. They are printed on special paper, and some have holograms or watermarks on them. I have received a few recently including a coupon for free Pantene products (requested on their Facebook page), and free Fresh Express Salad (I registered for this coupon on Vocalpoint.com. They also sent me several $1 off one coupons to use as well.).
I'm often asked when is the best time to use these coupons. In my opinion the best place/time to use these coupons are:
• At CVS or Walgreens when the item goes on sale as buy one, get one free because these are true BOGO sales and both items will be free
• At Publix I can often score a dollars-off total purchase from Publix or one of their competitors. Even though the item is free, the total purchase price counts toward the total you need to reach to use the dollars-off purchase. Publix will not limit the number of coupons I can use per like item, so I can purchase multiple of a cheap or free item to meet my purchase requirement.
• Example: If I have a $5 off $25 Publix coupon, I only have to spend $25 before coupons to use the $5 off $25 coupon. The Fresh Express coupon allows up to $4 and the Pantene coupon allows up to $4.99. That's $8.99 towards my purchase price of $25. (The register will only deduct the actual price of the item). If I spend an additional $16.01 on anything, I can use the $5 off $25 coupon. If I purchase items that do not have any coupons, I will pay $11.01 for $25 worth of groceries, a savings of 56 precent. Of course, with savvy shopping, I will be saving more than 56 percent by purchasing items that are on sale and using coupons for them.
• At any store that is offering a dollars-off total purchase coupon as long as it doesn't state before any and all other discounts have been applied.
• At Rite Aid, CVS, or Walgreens if there is a store reward associated with the purchase of the item. Example: If Pantene goes on sale for $4 and I get a $3 Register Reward for purchasing it, I can use the coupon, get the item for free and still earn the $3 Register Reward.
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Thermaltake Urban S21 Review
Thermaltake Urban S21 Introduction:
Thermaltake has always been in the business of cooling. I first heard of the company around 2003 after buying a large clunky aftermarket cooler (remember those?). After reading a bit, I found out I was scammed because I bought a cheap brand while Thermaltake had the good ones. Anyways even though they were around a few years before that, this was when Thermaltake became a well-known company for adequate cooling products. This time around they have released a new Case product line called the Urban Series, ranging from the lowest number S21 (Mid-Tower) to S71 (Full-Tower). Each case has features distinguishing itself from the others.
Today I will be looking at the Thermaltake Urban S21 mainstream mid-tower. At the time of writing this review, the case has yet to be released, but both Newegg and Thermaltake's own website have it listed for next week. At $69.99, this case is looking to fit right in the middle of the group. You will find other quality big name brand computer cases like the Cooler Master HAF 912, NZXT Tempest 410, and Corsair Carbide 200R all within a $10 difference. That group is a large competitive market, and OCC has not reviewed many of them. Let's see how Thermaltake's new Urban case stands up to the competition.
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Did I ever tell you about the mysterious UPS man? No? Well let me make this brief. It seems my door is haunted or something because I constantly find a note on my door left from UPS claiming to have stopped by to deliver a package. Mind you, my computer desk and I are right next to the window. They even list times that defy time itself. I call them the "UPS Time Traveling Squad" or UPSTTS for short. They leave a note saying "Stop by 7-9am" with the note being placed on my door between 1 and 2pm. This time when someone knocked on my door, I was surprised to find a man holding a box for me. Maybe my note saying, "Please knock UPS man" had an impact , or it could be a new guy.
Enough stories, lets get to the box! Coming from a graphic design background I can honestly say I appreciate the simple, yet informative box. On both sides it says the name "Thermaltake Urban S21 - Simple, Yet Elegant" and below that "Internal USB 3.0". Personally I care more about what inside the box and how it's packaged than big letters on the side. However, to some the presentation matters just as much. If this was sitting on a store shelf I would know exactly what I'm buying with even more helpful information listed on the sides describing dimensions.
After opening the box, it seems to be packaged using the standard method, or maybe even a bit of extra material. Being a very snug fit, it took a bit of work to pull it out of the box. I consider this a win in my book. Most stores slap a shipping label on the side and off it goes, so knowing that nothing is going to move in this box is a relief. The Styrofoam gives enough space so the case is not right against the box. This is a very good sign of care being put into the product.


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Alleged prison gang member arrested in prison chief slaying investigation held on $250K bond
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COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. – A man believed to be a white supremacist prison gang member arrested in connection with the shooting death of Colorado's prisons chief has been ordered held on $250,000 bond.
A magistrate set bond for James Lohr Monday as he made his first court appearance since his arrest Friday.
Lohr is one of two alleged members of the 211 Crew named as persons of interest because of their contact with gang member Evan Ebel, the only suspect named so far in the killing of Tom Clements. Thomas Guolee remains at large.
Lohr is held on suspicion of vehicular eluding, reckless driving and speeding.
Clements was shot March 19 while answering his door. Ebel was killed in a shootout in Texas and is also suspected in the death of a pizza deliveryman.


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No matter where you looked in 2013, there was always someone within a few feet of you with his or her arm outstretched, snapping a photo or shooting a video. In fact, Oxford Dictionaries' word of the year for 2013 was "selfie." Yes, that's actually a thing. On the bright side, at least it wasn't… Read More


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The Seminoles attacked the relief troops at this spot. It was cold and raining, so the U.S. troops wore heavy coats covering their muskets and ammunition boxes. In the initial rifle volley, half of Dade's men fell, including Dade himself and two other officers. White columns mark the locations where the officers fell.
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The Cooper-Young Business Association will feature Side Street Steppers as part of the Red Hot Summer concert series Wednesday, July 24, from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. in the gazebo at Cooper Street and Young Avenue. Cost is free. Visit cooperyoung.biz.
Lipscomb Pitts Breakfast Club and Baker, Donelson, Bearman, Caldwell & Berkowitz PC will host a Law@Lunch seminar titled "Handling Harassment in the Workplace: How to Prevent, Investigate and Resolve Complaints of Harassment" Thursday, July 25, from noon to 1:30 p.m. in the Lipscomb Pitts building, first floor conference room, 2760 Union Ave. Extended. Cost is free; lunch will be provided. R.S.V.P. to email@example.com.
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BART to run on Saturday schedule for Martin Luther King Jr. Day holiday
BART will run on a Saturday schedule this Monday, Jan. 18, for the Martin Luther King Jr. Day holiday.
A Saturday schedule means that BART service begins around 6 a.m. and ends around midnight. In addition, some trips may require transfers that are different from the schedule for regular weekday service. To plan a trip and get exact train times for your route, check the BART QuickPlanner.
The Martin Luther King Jr. holiday is also observed as a parking holiday at BART. That means that parking permit and fee requirements are not enforced in station parking facilities. Read more in the parking section.
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San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge Eyebar Repair
By Bart Ney and Andrew Gordon
The San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge (SFOBB) is a towering testament to achieving the impossible. When the bridge was first conceived during the Gold Rush era, the public imagined such a monumental undertaking as an engineering and financial impossibility. In the end, the believers proved the naysayers wrong, and the Bay Bridge became a reality in 1936.
So 73 years later, as Caltrans was seismically retrofitting the bridge, including replacing the entire East Span, crews were unexpectedly faced with another "impossible" task during the 2009 Labor Day weekend closure of the bridge. The bridge was already closed for one herculean feat – cutting out and moving a 3,200-ton double-deck section of bridge in order to roll in a new 3,600-ton section to connect the East Span to the Yerba Buena Island (YBI) Detour.
During the closure, workers conducting a routine inspection of the bridge discovered a significant crack in a structural steel member, known as an eyebar, on the East Span. While the crack was unrelated to the weekend's work, it was severe enough that it forced an emergency closure of the bridge for repairs.
An eyebar gets its name from its geometry – a long bar with two circular end pieces and holes in both of the end pieces, giving the appearance of two "eyes" connected by a long bar. Eyebars are connected to each other in chains by placing large cylindrical pins that pass through the holes at the ends, with two or more eyebars being connected with these pins.
Although eight eyebars constitute the overall structural member and create the appearance of a redundant system, each eyebar must carry its share of the load. The main concern was the apparent loss of about one-eighth of the load-carrying capacity of the structural member. A secondary concern stemmed from the fact that the crack caused a portion of the structural member to twist.
The crack was discovered Saturday night, and the bridge was originally scheduled to reopen for the Tuesday morning commute. Engineers quickly devised a temporary repair, as a long-term fix required more time to design and procure specialized materials. Fortunately, much of the material and manpower for the short-term repair was already on-site.
While engineers kept a long-term repair in mind, they developed an adjustable short-term repair design so that the bridge would be safer when it reopened than when it closed. The repair entailed creating a brace around the cracked eyebar that took the load off that eyebar and redistributed the weight of the load among neighboring eyebars. Engineers and construction crews worked for nearly 70 hours to reopen the bridge safely just one and a half hours later than originally scheduled.
Eyebars are not unusual in California; there are 1,680 eyebars throughout the entire Bay Bridge. Two other state spans have similar eyebars – the Richmond-San Rafael Bridge and the Highway 263 Bridge outside Yreka in Siskiyou County. California also has 52 local agency bridges with eyebars.
However, nearly two months after the initial repair, during the evening commute on October 27, one of the repair's metal tie-rods cracked due to vibrations caused by high winds, which caused the tie-rod to rub against another portion of the repair. When the tie-rod cracked, two tie-rods and a crossbeam fell to the upper deck of the bridge. Fortunately, no one was injured. While wind was a consideration in the design, unique wind patterns created unusual behavior in the tie-rods, which vibrated at a high frequency and caused one of them to crack.
During a nearly weeklong emergency closure of the bridge, several enhancements were made to the short-term repair, including tensioning the tie-rods so they would not rub against other components and crack. The tie-rods were strapped together, and additional sections of the repair were welded together. If a tie-rod were to fail again, these enhancements would prevent pieces of the repair from falling.
While Caltrans kept an eagle eye on the repair using a combination of daily lane closures and video monitoring, engineers continued to devise the long-term repair, which was put in place in December. The long-term repair entailed cutting away the cracked section of the eyebar, placing a new U–shaped eyebar over the upper pin, and then bolting together the remainder of the original eyebar and the new eyebar head to create a single integrated unit that was stressed to redistribute the load evenly throughout all eight eyebars. This long-term repair would not have been possible without the short-term repair in place, and it preserves the safety and integrity of the bridge while requiring significantly less maintenance and inspection.
The long-term fix was done during the night, requiring only a partial lane closure, which did not adversely affect motorists. This fix will secure the bridge through the opening of the new East Span and the demolition of the original steel truss bridge.
Eyebars were once used prominently in bridge construction as a more affordable alternative to larger fabricated steel box beams or girders, and in some cases as an alternative to steel cables. Eyebars are no longer used in domestic bridge design.
Caltrans' bridge inspection program identifies and documents cracks and other conditions that could compromise structural integrity, and also makes appropriate repair recommendations, which can range from minor repairs to closure of a bridge. Caltrans is now doing critical eyebar inspections every three months.
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Harsh reactions to lapses during LA airport attack
Los Angeles International Airport is inexcusably lacking in its capacity to deal with a crisis, local and national government officials said, calling the communication lapses described in a report on last year's deadly airport shooting everything from a "failure" and an "embarrassment."
While all were quick to praise the Transportation Security Administration officer who was killed and the officers who took down and arrested his attacker, they said the airport's emergency response, hindered by communication problems and poor coordination, had to change quickly and thoroughly.
"I would say this is a nationwide failure so far," Mayor Eric Garcetti said, "for us to be 13 years almost, 12 ½ years after 9/11 still trying to figure out a way to talk to each other frustrates me as a policymaker, frustrates me as the mayor of the second biggest city in America, frustrates me as a leader of this airport too, which is consistently a target for international terrorism and domestic terrorism."
Congresswoman Maxine Waters, whose district includes the airport, was more blunt, saying she was "shocked and dismayed" at the system that "clearly failed on this critical day."
"This report is an embarrassment," Waters said in a statement. The airport "spends $125 million on security every year. With this level of investment, LAX should have a state-of-the-art emergency response system."
Garcetti expressed particular frustration in the lack of communication between the airport and travelers, many of whom were left clueless in the incident's aftermath. Garcetti said he found himself giving out information as he walked through the airport the day of the Nov. 1 attack, and that airport officials "shouldn't have to rely on people like myself."
Despite the reaction, the 83-page report released Tuesday was as notable for the lapses it left out as those it highlighted.
While spotlighting flaws in various airport divisions, it did not single out individuals responsible for problems.
It also didn't mention that two airport police officers assigned to Terminal 3 were out of position without notifying dispatchers, as required, or discuss a decision months before the shooting to have police officers roam terminals instead of staffing security checkpoints such as the one approached by the attacker.
The report was put together by a consultant based on findings by several agencies that responded to the shooting and a review of surveillance video, dispatch logs and 911 calls.
It cited the heroism of officers who shot and arrested Paul Ciancia after a TSA officer was killed and three other people were injured Nov. 1.
It also detailed problems in technology and coordination, however, and included about 50 recommendations and lessons learned.
"Had the attacker not been highly selective in his targets," the report said, "the outcome might have been far different."
J. David Cox Sr., national president of the American Federation of Government Employees, said Tuesday the lack of coordination was "absolutely unacceptable" and medical aid to the fatally wounded TSA officer should not have been delayed.
The Associated Press previously found that the TSA officer was not taken to an ambulance for 33 minutes.
"This report confirmed what we already knew — that the security processes and systems at LAX are fundamentally broken," Cox said.
The report called for training airport police in tactical medicine so they can help the injured before paramedics arrive, and for training paramedics to enter more dangerous zones earlier with law enforcement protection.
Cox also called the report incomplete and off-target in ignoring that law enforcement officers had been redeployed to roam terminals and that two officers were out of position when the shooting began.
LAX Police Chief Patrick Gannon said he was satisfied with the activities of the officers. Cox called on the TSA and the airport board to take swift action to close security and emergency response gaps and said more needs to be done nationally to prevent such a situation from happening again. He said TSA officers, who are unarmed, shouldn't be in fear for their lives when going to work; they should know equipment will work and armed officers will be present when needed.
The TSA declined to comment on the report, saying a congressional hearing is planned next week in Los Angeles to discuss the shooting review.
Sean Burton, president of the board of airport commissioners, said LAX needs additional emergency management staff, more training, new equipment and better agreements with other responding agencies.
Airport board members asked LAX officials to provide a timeline for implementing the recommendations in the report. The board will be receiving quarterly progress reports.
The report noted that airport police had previously upgraded to a $5.4 million high-tech radio system but often couldn't communicate with the 20 or more agencies on scene.
In addition, senior police and fire commanders had no idea where to go or what the others were doing, and they didn't unify multiple command posts for 45 minutes. There was nearly no communication between command post officials and the airport's emergency operations center, which the report described as being staffed by untrained midlevel managers.
The review also confirmed earlier AP reports, including that a TSA supervisor picked up a red phone immediately after the first shots were fired but hastily fled as the gunman approached.
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Current Law Students / Re: Case of MIA Fiance (or the absent-minded fiancee)« on: June 07, 2005, 10:28:44 AM »
In 1965, my father was sued for breech of promise in NJ. He was engaged to this lady in Jersey and married my mother in Oklahoma when he got stationed there. So it does exist. I don't know all the details, but I know he was sued.
This is related to old state laws that were designed to protect property; namely a woman's honor and virginity. As many women lived with and had sexual relations with their fiance's, the only way to recover a woman's reputation following a broken engagement was to sue. Either the man would return and honor the contract or the engagement would be ruled as void thus reestablishing the woman's honor.
I don't believe a person can be sued for breaking an engagement but they can be sued, depending on the state, for other verbal agreements made during the relationship involving money and property. Say a bride runs out on the day of the wedding and the groom wants to recover money lost as a result of the cancelled vendors and materials.


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Other than that...dead loss, don't know where one can do it in Casa....nowhere I reckon. BUT, I did meet a number of Moroccan teachers who wanted CELTA but there was no local provider. There is a business opportuntity in that for you maybe? Back to top steadyJoined: 10 May 2005Posts: 72Location: Morocco Posted: Sun Jul 22, 2007 5:30 pm Post subject: No, I think Janem means that she is a CELTA certified teacher. Back to top hooversmomJoined: 17 May 2007Posts: 7Location: Morocco Posted: Sun Jul 22, 2007 6:03 pm Post subject: CELTA teacher in Morocco Janem, you can find a lot of info about teaching in Morocco in other discussions on this forum - particularly "Shockingly wide..." and "Best employer...". If you can manage to ignore the sniping between some posters, you'll find good information. Back to top steadyJoined: 10 May 2005Posts: 72Location: Morocco Posted: Sun Jul 22, 2007 9:22 pm Post subject: Get over it 'motherofgreedychild'. 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Nascar News: Analysis of the 43 Sprintcup Daytona 500 starting lineup
Read this analysis of the Daytona 500 starting lineup at your own peril. It's kind of like the racing at Daytona International Speedway this week. It could change in an instant.
Here is a look at the 43 qualifiers for the Daytona 500, many of who will go to the rear of the field because of blown engines or backup cars during the week. Those drivers will remain in the lane they started in and move to the rear in the order they were in the original lineup to take the green flag.
1. Austin Dillon, Richard Childress Racing No. 3 Chevrolet — Dillon starts on the pole in what will an emotional return for the No. 3. While many of the veterans have torn up equipment this week, Dillon has kept his car clean. For a driver who flipped in his last restrictor-plate race (remember Talladega?), that's important. He also got some valuable experience in his qualifying race, both leading and dropping to the rear.
2. Martin Truex Jr., Furniture Row Racing No. 78 Chevrolet — Will go to the rear of the field after getting caught up in a wreck Thursday. This will not phase Truex at all. That's what backup cars are for.
3. Matt Kenseth, Joe Gibbs Racing No. 20 Toyota — A hangover from runnerup finish in points from last year? It sure doesn't look like it. Kenseth could win his third Daytona 500.
4. Denny Hamlin, Joe Gibbs Racing No. 11 Toyota — No pain, no gain. 2013 was a pain. So far, 2014 is going great for Hamlin, who is two-for-two at Daytona. No driver has swept all three Speedweeks races at Daytona, but Hamlin looks like he could it.
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5. Kasey Kahne, Hendrick Motorsports No. 5 Chevrolet — Kahne has been quietly good this week. Typical Kahne fashion.
6. Jeff Gordon, Hendrick Motorsports No. 24 Chevrolet — Has only one top-10 in the Daytona 500 since he won in 2005. He is due and finished second in his qualifier.
7. Marcos Ambrose, Richard Petty Motorsports No. 9 Ford — Got to think that Richard Petty is happy that he has a car starting ahead of all four Stewart-Haas Racing cars after his verbal spat with Danica Patrick and Tony Stewart. Then again, it's not where you start, it's where you finish.
8. Kurt Busch, Stewart-Haas Racing No. 41 Chevrolet — Only SHR driver not starting near the rear of the field after third-place run in Duels. He'll see at least some of his teammates soon enough, as is the nature of restrictor-plate racing.
9. Dale Earnhardt Jr., Hendrick Motorsports No. 88 Chevrolet — Starts right behind Ambrose, who was the guy who wrecked him Saturday in the Unlimited. Pretty sure both drivers have forgotten about it already. Earnhardt is thinking more about past history and three second-place finishes in the last four Daytona 500s.
10. Paul Menard, Richard Childress Racing No. 27 Chevrolet — Showed just how strong the RCR backups are as he took a backup car and finished fourth in his qualifying race.
11. Josh Wise, Phil Parsons Racing No. 98 Ford — Great run by Wise in his qualifying race as he pretty much had to race his way into the Daytona 500. But for a guy who swam with sharks in a recent triathlon, no problem.
12. Brian Scott, CircleSport Racing No. 33 Chevrolet — Scott has had a solid Speedweeks in this RCR-built car as he makes his first Daytona 500.
13. Aric Almirola, Richard Petty Motorsports No. 43 Ford — Armed with a contract extension for the next few years, Almirola enters 2014 with confidence and comfort he's never had in his career.
14. Trevor Bayne, Wood Brothers Racing No. 21 Ford — Made it look easy racing his way in Thursday, but the 2011 Daytona 500 winner had a nervous few days as he likely wouldn't have gotten in on speed or points. Bayne has proven he can race in the draft.
15. AJ Allmendinger, JTG Daugherty Racing No. 47 Chevrolet — Switch to Chevrolet and RCR alliance so far a good move for this team, which has Allmendinger replacing Bobby Labonte.
16. Kyle Larson, Chip Ganassi Racing No. 42 Chevrolet — Will he be nervous before his first Daytona 500? Ha, Larson, nervous. He was completely unfazed by his airborne crash that knocked down the fence here last year. The dude is one of the coolest customers among the young drivers and looked good in the draft Thursday.
17. David Gilliland, Front Row Motorsports No. 38 Ford — Solid starting spot for Gilliland but we shouldn't be surprised. Gilliland and Front Row have shown the ability to race well at restrictor-plate tracks.
18. Landon Cassill, Mike Hillman Racing No. 40 Chevrolet — Cassill got run over on his bike Saturday. If getting a black eye, a bloody face and road rash is the price to pay to get into the Daytona 500, he'd do it every year.
19. Ryan Newman, Richard Childress Racing No. 31 Chevrolet — Went fishing in the speedway lake Friday morning. Restrictor-plate racing is kind of like fishing as it takes a bit of luck and being in the right place at the right time. Newman is pretty good on the pond and hopes he can carry over some of that luck to the track.
20. Clint Bowyer, Michael Waltrip Racing No. 15 Toyota — Has a knack for crossing finish line either upside down or after flipping and rolling. Next step: Flip and win. If anybody can pull that off, it'd be Bowyer. But first he will go to the rear with backup car.
21. Tony Stewart, Stewart-Haas Racing No. 14 Chevrolet — Showing no signs of wear or rust from his layoff because of a broken leg. Don't worry about his starting spot (he'll start in rear because of an engine change), the fire from rehab will now be redirected to his racing.
22. Jamie McMurray, Chip Ganassi Racing No. 1 Chevrolet — Says restrictor-plate performance goes in waves. Hopes that the wave of running well late in his race Thursday is where he picks up, and not where he wrecked and trashed his car. Will start in the rear because of a backup.
23. Cole Whitt, Swan Racing No. 26 Toyota — Has no business being in this race after having a bolt pierce his tire in practice, causing him to crash and nearly destroying his racecar. But he's here thanks to a stellar move in his qualifying race. Guess we should have expected it from a team co-owned by former NFL star Bill Romanowski and a company owned by 50 Cent as one of its sponsors.
24. Terry Labonte, Go FAS Racing No. 32 Ford — Says this will be his last Daytona 500. And he means it this time, as opposed to last year. We think he's right — no way he'd want to go through the stress of trying to qualify again.
25. Greg Biffle, Roush Fenway Racing No. 16 Ford — The Fords have good power, so expect the Roush Fenway drivers to get to the front. But this is the Daytona 500, not exactly one of the primo races for Jack Roush.
26. Bobby Labonte, HScott Motorsports No. 52 Chevrolet — Labonte is running a handful of races for this team. He's not ready to retire just yet. Will start in the rear because of an engine change.
27. Danica Patrick, Stewart-Haas Racing No. 10 Chevrolet — Patrick misses the spotlight of last year. But that's OK, she can gain it back by surpassing last year's eighth-place finish, which set a new standard for a female driver in the Daytona 500. She will start in rear because of engine change but has a fast car. Now all she needs is find someone to draft with her.
28. Casey Mears, Germain Racing No. 13 Chevrolet — Team switched from Ford to Chevrolet in offseason and added an RCR alliance. He was running well in qualifying race before running out of fuel.
29. Alex Bowman, BK Racing No. 23 Toyota — Said he puked Thursday because he was nervous about making the Daytona 500. Relax, Alex, you did fine and made the race. Now it's time to race in the sport's biggest event with millions watching. Nothing to be nervous about at all.
30. Carl Edwards, Roush Fenway Racing No. 99 Ford — Edwards was a little surprised at how fast his car was in qualifying. Now he'd like to surprise those overlooking him as a contender to win the Daytona 500. His team fixed his damaged car after Thursday's wreck.
31. Brian Vickers, Michael Waltrip Racing No. 55 Toyota — Vickers is healthy after missing the final five races of 2013 because of a blood clot. He needs to get off to a good start in his first full Cup season in three years, but it hasn't gone well so far at Daytona.
32. Jimmie Johnson, Hendrick Motorsports No. 48 Chevrolet — He's been in two wrecks so far and apologized profusely for running out of gas and causing the big wreck in his qualifying race. He didn't win any friends with the move, but with a fast car, he'll have plenty of people wanting to work with him (and then pass him) Sunday. The defending Daytona 500 will start in the rear with a backup car.
33. Brad Keselowski, Penske Racing No. 2 Ford — Flabbergasted that he was called for speeding on pit road in the Duels. Better to get those mistakes out of the way on Thursday rather than Sunday. He led 36 laps and looks to have the fastest Ford.
34. Ricky Stenhouse Jr., Roush Fenway Racing No. 17 Ford — A win in the Daytona 500 would have people calling him by his name instead of "Danica's boyfriend."
35. Joey Logano, Penske Racing No. 22 Ford — Please, stay away from Matt Kenseth. Bad things happen when those two get together. They've already ignited two big wrecks this week. Logano caused the second one and might not get much help Sunday.
36. Michael Annett, Tommy Baldwin Racing No. 7 Ford — Annett makes his Daytona 500 debut. Better than a year ago when he spent the Daytona 500 in the hospital with a broken sternum from the Nationwide race the day before.
37. Kyle Busch, Joe Gibbs Racing No. 18 Toyota — Busch hasn't done much so far during Speedweeks. He likes to joke that he likes to make things exciting by having to come up through the field. We're ready for some excitement from Rowdy.
38. Kevin Harvick, Stewart-Haas Racing No. 4 Chevrolet — He should be starting fifth but a technical infraction in the Duels has him starting near the rear of the field. His rivals shouldn't be celebrating this. That just puts more fire into a Harvick belly already full of it. He proved in the Duels that he's determined to win.
39. Reed Sorenson, Tommy Baldwin Racing No. 36 Chevrolet — Was the last driver to make it into the Daytona 500 thanks to his owner points, which shows the benefit of racing every race as TBR did last year.
40. Justin Allgaier, HScott Motorsports No. 51 Chevrolet — The rookie starting his first Daytona 500 hopes to find some performance from this car that wasn't there Thursday. Still, for this team under new ownership, it's nice to have both Allgaier and Bobby Labonte in the field.
41. Parker Kligerman, Swan Racing No. 30 Toyota — Had to sweat out watching the second qualifying race Thursday to make sure he was in the field. He made it and became one of the bigger success stories of the week after a wreck in practice put his car on its roof.
42. Michael Waltrip, Michael Waltrip Racing No. 66 Toyota — Took some hard hits in wreck Thursday but will be ready to race. A two-time Daytona 500 winner, he nearly won at Talladega in 2012. Will race a backup car.
43. David Ragan, Front Row Motorsports No. 34 Ford — Like Waltrip, he's in a backup car and technically will have to "move" to the rear of the field. At least there's no confusion, he's already there. And he's one of only three drivers to win a restrictor-plate race last year. #NFB


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Linked by Thom Holwerda on Tue 22nd May 2012 12:02 UTC, submitted by MOS6510
"When Tudor Brown stepped down as president of ARM Holdings earlier this month, he left behind one of Britain's and indeed the world's, most successful technology companies." Thanks for a fantastic architecture. The technology world would be poorer for it without ARM.
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ARM is good!
by bloodline on Tue 22nd May 2012 13:25 UTC
We used to use the Archimedes at school, is certainly had an impressive amount of CPU grunt... But was let down by its odd (personal opinion) operating system and poor graphics/audio performance... The comparable Amiga was stronger in the graphics/audio areas and despite the weaker CPU, was able to do much more exciting software
I also preferred the Amiga operating system, despite using RiscOS first... In fact for a whole year before AmigaOS.
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RE: ARM is good!
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(Gettysburg) -- Police say a student's report of a shot fired on the Gettysburg College campus over the weekend was instead the sound of a newspaper hitting the sidewalk.
Gettysburg police Chief Joseph Dougherty says a student had reported a gunshot fired by a person in a white sedan early Saturday morning.
But Dougherty says police investigated and determined the sound came from a newspaper delivery driver throwing a paper from the window of her vehicle.
After the report, the college alerted students and employees via text messages, voicemails and emails.
A college spokeswoman says an all-clear message was sent around 8:30 a.m.
Dougherty says police eventually determined the student who made the report must have mistaken the sound of the paper hitting the sidewalk for a gunshot.
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The best hire is probably the veggie-eater, who conscientiously puts duty before pleasure.
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"But consciousness cuts across all jobs and occupations," says Crant. People who are high in this quality are responsible, persevere and go beyond the call of duty in performing extra roles at work, whether that involves flipping burgers or analyzing hedge funds.
The encyclopedia entry builds on Crant's 20 years of research regarding the proactive personality, described as the person who takes action to change circumstances for the better rather than merely accepting conditions. Crant's studies show that proactive workers tend to earn more, receive more promotions and report greater career satisfaction than people who passively adapt to circumstances.
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Good vibes tennis. lol
Yeah, that is the secret. To enjoy the challenge, whatever the outcome is. :)
Congrats! Winning at the 5.0 level is really something special. Not just technique, consistency & physical ability, but also serious Mental skills :) That's surely the hardest part for me...
Love it Abs - great job and thanks for sharing with us.
What is your best strategy in an important match like the final or semi-final?
Muchas gracias Tim !
Congrats, Abs! Way to go!
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