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The Minneapolis Institute of Arts will open at 6 a.m. Nov. 23, offering free admission to the special exhibit of the terracotta warriors. But act fast — the usual $18-per-adult admission resumes at 7 a.m.
"We're also featuring a couple of $2 doorbuster specials (in the gift shop)," museum spokewoman Tammy Pleshek said.
In St. Paul, the Minnesota History Center also will open at 6 a.m. the day after Thanksgiving. Visitors who arrive before 9 a.m. will be tempted with free admission, free parking and even free doughnuts as the museum opens the largest exhibit in its history, a sprawling depiction of Minnesota history that includes a sod house, an iron ore mine, a streetcar and more.
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In an ongoing effort to help users locate relevant content for their family history, Ancestry.com has made some significant changes to the site, particularly in the areas of searching and online trees.
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Japan nuclear plant reports leak, no outside effect
TOKYO (Reuters) - Radioactive water leaked inside a new
Japanese nuclear reprocessing plant but no one was injured and
the leak had no effects outside the plant, a spokesman for the
plant's operator, Japan Nuclear Fuel Ltd, said on Wednesday.
About 40 liters of water containing plutonium and uranium
leaked inside a concrete-lined cell at the plant for
reprocessing spent nuclear fuels in Rokkasho, northern Japan,
on Tuesday while an employee was conducting a remote-controlled
operation, the spokesman said.
no effects outside the cell.
The plant began trial operations on March 31, and the
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On his website, he has posted a "Rant and Rave" video railing about Twitter and Facebook.
"Tweet is for losers. And what I mean by that, if you wake up in the morning and you're worried about what I'm doing, you a damn idiot. You are a damn idiot. I don't feel the need to put every thought that comes in my head out to the world. I don't feel that. And I hope nobody wakes up in the morning and says let me follow Charles Barkley for the day."
Even though "Rant and Rave" come with a Facebook tag he isn't buying in.
"I'm not trying to keep up with people from my past. I'm running from them."
Charles also spoke his mind about the NBA lockout..
Charles Barkley says he won't take his TNT paycheck while the NBA remains in lockout mode, which could be good news for some charity.
"I don't think it's cool for me to take money I haven't earned," Barkley told ESPN 1000 in Chicago. "My decision is either going to be defer it or give it to charity."
Barkley is among those who predict the NBA's labor war ultimately will lead to canceling the entire season, which would mean he won't be at the TNT desk with Ernie Johnson, Kenny Smith and Shaquille O'Neal.
"The problem I have is if these guys hold out all season, it's going to be a lot of money," Barkley told ESPN 1000. "That's why I have to make that decision. I haven't made the final decision."
Barkley also backed David Stern, and said it's important that the NBA's commissioner is standing up for small-market teams that are losing money.
"That's what this thing is about," Barkley said. "They're not going to let just the big markets dominate like they do in baseball."
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Hey ISH, check out my dunks
Been working on my vert for about two years (no specific workouts, I have just had the goal of dunking for a couple years, which pushed me to use my legs more and slowly increase my vert). I'm in my senior year of HS, Starting PG Varsity.
No real reason for posting, just thought I would. Enjoy
Re: Hey ISH, check out my dunks
1) How tall are you? Oh, nvm. Didn't read the title of your video. 5-10 if anyone else ignores stuff like that.
2) Pretty sweet set up you have there. Where do you live?
And you chin up a lot after your dunks.
Re: Hey ISH, check out my dunks
I like the choice for the beat. Did you get it from a hoop mixtape?
Re: Hey ISH, check out my dunks
Interesting that you nailed the two handers pretty cleanly, but struggled with the one hand. Can you palm the ball?
You should practice dunking from all different angles to prepare yourself for in-game dunking situations. Although, I have dunked twice in official games in my life, and I was a 6'4" point guard.
Re: Hey ISH, check out my dunks
A really excessive amount.. :lol
Either way, nice 2 handed dunks but like someone else said I assume you don't do very many 1 handed dunks is because you can't properly palm the ball? :confusedshrug:
Re: Hey ISH, check out my dunks
Just re-titled one of Chase Budinger's high school videos. :coleman:
Re: Hey ISH, check out my dunks
Jesus, you 5-10 and dunking like that? I'm almost 6-2 and can't even throw down an alley oop...
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South Florida. Yeah it's an amazing set up.
Haha I was excited, these were some of the cleanest dunks I've hit in my life.
A Ballislife mix of Dominic Artis.
Nah, I got tiny hands. Two-handers are much easier for me.
Haha, I know, it really was excessive. Couldn't help it :oldlol:
Yeah, that's why. I have issues with one-handers. The one in the video was especially weak, though. I can do one-handers fairly easily usually.
You caught me :(
Just keep working at it, three years ago I couldn't even touch rim.
Re: Hey ISH, check out my dunks
Hahah its alright though, If I managed to throw down a dunk I'd probably be a little excited to (I'm 5'6" and at my best I could grab the rim but that was about it haha).
As for the one handed issues, I don't really have any tips on how hold the ball better since I can't properly palm a ball either. :lol
Keep throwing down some nasty 2 handers though! :applause:
Re: Hey ISH, check out my dunks
Thanks man :cheers:
Re: Hey ISH, check out my dunks
Dude I love your basketball stand! How much was it?
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I'm honestly not sure... It's cemented into the ground and we got it probably ten years ago haha, I was really young. I'd say anywhere in the neighborhood of $500-$800 dollars though, we got a really high-end one because of how much I use it. I've certainly gotten my moneys worth.
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Ha 3 years ago you were also like 14 :lol For us older katz we don't have any more developing to do ha. (I'm 23 and referring to myself as an older kat :facepalm)
Yea I do think you need lay of the chip ups though makes you look like a tool... but pretty impressive dunks for a 5'10 guy let alone a white guy. I'm 5'10 1/2 and I'd need like a 40 inch vert to put in dunks like that so you must be right around 40 inches assuming your reach is comparable to mine (7'7).
Re: Hey ISH, check out my dunks
I had never hit clean dunks consecutive like that before, so I was kind of hyped up and excited. I don't normally do chin ups like that.
Re: Hey ISH, check out my dunks
nice dunks. I'm 6'1 and can barley touch rim. :facepalm
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Golden Treasure peppers are long, thin peppers that taper to a point. The two-lobed peppers can grow from 6 to 9 inches in length and up to two inches across at the shoulders. The length and may be slightly curved in shape. The Italian pepper matures from a bright green to a shiny, golden orange-yellow. Golden Treasure peppers are thick walled and have thin skins. Golden Treasure peppers have a very sweet taste and crisp, juicy texture. The sweet peppers contain no capsaicin.
Golden Treasure peppers are available in the summer and fall months.
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Golden Treasure peppers are a sweet variety of Capsicum annuum, with no trace of spice. The pepper is an Italian heirloom variety, known often as a "frying pepper" or "Cubanelle".
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Golden Treasure peppers contain high amounts of vitamin C, vitamin A and beta-carotene, as evidenced by the deep yellow-orange color of the skin. The vitamin A also has anti-oxidant benefits. The sweet peppers also contain B-complex vitamins, which help replenish the body.
Golden Treasure peppers are most often used as Italian frying peppers. Rinse peppers under cool water and pat dry. Remove the stem and calyx, seeds and placenta. Golden Treasure peppers can be cut into rings and sautéed with other vegetables. Keep peppers whole for stuffing, grilling, roasting. Golden Treasure peppers can also be pickled to preserve. Store Golden Treasure peppers in the refrigerator, loosely wrapped in plastic, for up to one week.
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Traditionally, Italian frying peppers are used in all aspects of Italian cooking. The peppers came to Italy via early explorers of the Caribbean islands, where peppers seeds were likely transported by birds from the mainland. Peppers took well to the Mediterranean climate and because they cross-pollinate and cross-breed very easily, hundreds of varieties have since popped up. Italian cooks took to frying, stuffing, roasting and pickling the plentiful peppers.
All members of Capsicum annuum were originally native to South and Central America, and were brought to Europe by explorers and travelers. Golden Treasure peppers are good producers and grow well in all regions of the United States. The plant grows anywhere from two to 2 and a half feet tall, with bright green leaves. The Italian heirloom Golden Treasure peppers are not produced commercially, and are most often found at local farmer's markets and in home gardens.


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Chris Perez and the Indians are off to a
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The Indians are officially four games away from being a third of the way through the regular season (no worries about any more rain outs over that span - four straight dome games!), but 50 is a more practical number than 54, so let us take a look at what we have seen from the team, and what can be expected from them going forward.
The Good
When any Major League team starts a season 31-19, there are surely going to be a number of positives to take away from such a start. When a team that was expected to win about twice as many games as that for an entire baseball season is 31-19, there are more than you can imagine.
Asdrubal Cabrera's emergence: The team's undisputed Most Valuable Player through 50 games, we are seeing the culmination of Asdrubal's talent. He has already set a career-high with 10 home runs, along with 35 RBI, a .300 batting average and a near .900 OPS. Besides that, he has shown slick, seemingly effortless glove work at short, and stolen seven bases. Arguably the best all-around shortstop of 2011 so far, and a league MVP candidate.
Travis Hafner's reemergence: Indians fans have desperately been waiting for any glimpse of the old Travis Hafner, and they have gotten it. Although he has been battling injuries and will be out for at least a few more weeks, the healthy version of Pronk has hit .345 and driven in 22 runs in 32 games.
Grady Sizemore's presence: The face of the franchise returned with a bang after essentially two years on the shelf, hitting at almost a .400 clip, along with four home runs and nine batted in in his first 10 starts. His non-stop energy and effort cost him a little bit more time on the disabled list after an injury to his other knee, but just his name on the lineup card and his presence in center field was a driving force to the team's good play early on.
Michael Brantley's swagger: Sizemore, the team's best player and entrenched leadoff hitter has recently been batting fifth and sixth. Enter Michael Brantley. With a quiet confidence and an unflappable demeanor, he has not looked like a 24-year-old between the lines. Whether he has batted first, sixth, or seventh, he has had a disciplined approach far beyond his years, and a number of clutch hits, batting .414 with runners in scoring position. He has also shown somewhat surprising pull power, hitting four homers.
Jack Hannahan's defense: He may have gotten the starting job at third base by a little bit of chance, but he quickly proved his worth. Hannahan has played Gold Glove-caliber defense, solidifying the infield behind a barrage of groundball pitchers.
Justin Masterson's justification: July 31st, 2009 was a poignant day for the organization and its fans. Victor Martinez was yet another trade victim of a highly disappointing season, and the centerpiece of the return was not Clay Buchholz. Instead, it was Masterson, who many pegged as an eventual reliever, something he had mostly been in Boston, because of his inability to get left-handed hitters out. While he has still struggled to do that at times, the overall results can't be overlooked. He is 5-3 with an ERA just over 3.00, and has one of the best groundball-to-flyball rates in all of baseball.
Josh Tomlin's consistency: By now, we have all heard about Tomlin's career-long streak of 22 straight starts lasting at least five innings, but it is still no less impressive. He leads the team in wins, all but one of his starts have been quality starts, and boasts an incredible 0.90 WHIP. While he is never going to strike out a ton of guys, and is susceptible to the long ball, he has gone out every fifth day with no fear and a plan that has worked.
The bullpen's cohesion: They have given themselves a nickname (Bullpen Mafia), they have taken to Twitter together, and they are doing their jobs. Chris Perez is first in the American League in saves. Tony Sipp leads the American League in holds with 11, and Vinnie Pestano, Rafael Perez and Joe Smith have combined for 12 more. The pen as a unit has the third-best ERA in the American League, and the second-best batting average against. They have no doubt been the strongest, most consistent area of the team.
The bench's preparation: Shelley Duncan has been the best pinch-hitter in baseball so far this season, going 4-5 with 7 RBI. Lou Marson is a dramatically improved hitter at the plate, while still being a weapon behind it. Ezequiel Carrera walked up to a Major League batter's box for the first time, only to send the team to a walk-off victory by way of a drag bunt. When called upon, the reserves have generally held their own.
The team's flair for the dramatic: The team has won eight games in their final at-bat at home, including two gutsy squeeze plays and a Friday night grand slam that shook the city's streets. Progressive Field has become a stage for magic once again, and two months of baseball has brought back years of memories in Cleveland.
Manny Acta's belief: When manager Manny Acta told anyone that would listen that he expected his young ballclub to compete this year, everyone passed it off as professional coach-speak. Well, everyone except the rest of his coaching staff and his players. When the Indians were down 14-0 on Opening Day, it looked like they were off to an all too familiarly dubious start. But something special happened on that day, and that fight and never say die attitude instilled in them by Acta has carried on.
The Bad
Of course, all has not been perfect. While the Indians have seen more success than almost anyone could have imagined so far, there have been some negatives.
Shin-Soo Choo's slow start: .250, 5 home runs and 22 runs batted in. On the surface, that may look like a solid line through 50 games. But when you expect the kind of consistency that Choo has shown so far in his career, and see his .713 OPS, it has been a somewhat disappointing first two months. He has also been striking out at a higher percentage than usual, while walking at a lower one. And while he has thrown out seven baserunners from right field, his normally-sound defense has been shaky, as he has looked lost at times, even when making catches.
Carlos Santana's slump: Santana came into the spring ready to go after rookie season-ending knee surgery. Unfortunately, the start to his 2011 was not like that of 2010, and it is starting to worry some. He has seen a number of "mental" off-days, although the results aren't there yet. He does have 22 RBI, and due to his generally lengthy at-bats and ability to draw walks, an OBP that is 135 points higher than his .212 batting average, but it is clearly an internal struggle right now. His swing looks too busy, and he is trying too hard to get out of his slump with one at-bat. A recent drop in the order could help take some of the pressure off.
Early surprises coming back down: Hannahan and Orlando Cabrera were signed primarily for their infield defense, but the first few weeks of the season saw them contributing offensively just as much as anyone. It was a great and welcomed surprise, but we have seen regression from both of them for quite some time now. Hannahan has shown why he has never been an even mediocre hitter, and Cabrera should not be an everyday player at this point in his career.
Baserunning: To win 31 of your first 50 games, you are going to have to execute fundamentally. For the most part, the Tribe has. Recently, though, the team has made a number of inexcusable outs on the bases, including a number of flyout double plays that had no business happening, and even a runner being picked off of third base.
Injuries: Three of the seven different starting pitchers and arguably the two best hitters on the team have paid a visit to the disabled list. The Indians have managed to overcome those setbacks thus far, but it will be particularly concerning going forward if the injuries continue to mount. The lineup has been noticably struggling to score recently with Hafner and Sizemore out.
The Future
With 112 games still to come, there is little that can be predicted. Such is baseball. What is certain is that this team will continue to battle through injuries and criticism, and it should be a very enjoyable summer for the team and its fans.. Even though the rest of the Central Division has struggled, is there much doubt that there will almost certainly be a very interesting, competitive month of September to decide who advances to October? And of course, there will be several good up-and-coming prospects like Lonnie Chisenhall, Jason Kipnis and Cord Phelps to also look forward to who could help provide some punch to the offense down the stretch.
Follow Tony and the Indians Prospect Insider on Twitter @TonyIPI. Also, his latest book the 2011 Cleveland Indians Top 100 Prospects & More is available for purchase for $20.95 to customers in the US (shipping and handling extra).
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For Sunday's casual-dining review, Bryan Fitzgerald visited The Ruck in Troy, where the tavern's head chef, Rachel Mabb, was given a mandate to elevate the food to match The Ruck's stellar draft line. Short version:
Obviously inspired, she's created one of the funkiest bar menus around. It still has the requisite staples, like mozzarella sticks and onion rings, to appease the less adventuresome, who show up seeking a few beers and fried food. However, offerings like cinnamon-chipotle sweet potato fries and a cheddar-beer spread with house-cut chips surely must get even the most finicky patrons thinking about branching out.
You can still order a standard burger, but with options like a Brau Burger , smeared with spicy cheese, stout onions and IPA mustard, I don't know why you would. It's sloppy in all the right ways. You won't mind having to stretch your jaw like a python to chomp down on the first couple bites or picking up the sweet-braised onions that squirt out onto the tray. The pile of fries on the side have one of the better fry seasonings I've had in a while.
Photo of chipotle chicken burger by Cindy Schultz/Times Union.
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Hematopoietic cell transplantation (HCT) can cure a variety of benign and malignant hematopoietic disorders, but graft-versus-host disease (GVHD) remains the primary case of transplant-related morbidity, disability and mortality, thereby limiting the use of HCT. A dominant mechanism of tolerance mediated by regulatory T cells (Tregs) has obvious therapeutic implications in preventing GVHD, as they can control GVHD and may spare GVL effects depending on their TCR specificity. In an attempt to apply Tregs in clinical HCT, current approaches are focused on adoptive transfer of polyclonal, ex vivo expanded, naturally derived Tregs (nTregs) into transplant recipients before or after HCT. However, these polyclonal nTregs are expected to have a low potency in controlling GVHD and produce non-selective immune suppression without discriminating for GVHD and GVL reactions. The current proposal is aimed at increasing the potency and specificity of Treg therapy by using alloreactive Tregs. Our long-term goal is to using alloantigen-reactive Tregs to prevent GVHD while preserving the GVL effect after HCT in humans. The objective of this proposal is to achieve this goal in pre-clinical bone marrow transplantation (BMT) models in mice. Our central hypothesis is that allo-specific Tregs are highly efficient in the prevention of GVHD, and that Tregs specific for mHAgs expressed by epithelial tissues but not by malignant cells may control GVHD while preserving GVL activity. We plan to test our hypothesis and accomplish the objective by pursuing 3 specific aims: 1) To evaluate the potency of alloantigen-specific Tregs in the prevention of GVHD;2) To determine the effect of cognized antigen-distribution in the recipient on Treg-mediated GVHD;and 3) To define the effect of allo-specific Tregs in GVHD and GVL activity. The information obtained from this proposal is expected to establish a new strategy to prevent GVHD while sparing GVL effect by conferring Tregs with certain antigen specificities and applying them to protect GVHD target tissues but not tumor from attack by donor T cells.
Hematopoietic cell transplantation (HCT) offers great promise for the treatment of a variety of diseases, including cancer. However, this therapeutic procedure has a major complication, termed graft-versus-host disease (GVHD), which is induced by donor T cells that recognize disparate antigens and cause tissue injuries in the recipient. On the other hand, there is a subset of T cells, termed regulatory T cells or Tregs, which can suppress the function of other T cells. In this research project, we will confer Tregs to recognize certain antigens and apply those specialized Tregs to protect GVHD target tissues but not hematological cancers from attack by transferred donor T cells.
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Peter Herrmann, the editor of an East German sports magazine, spent several days last year with a group of touring Western journalists, to whom he helped present the official version of how his small country had become a sports superpower.
Herrmann, fluent in English, then had few other contacts with the world beyond the Berlin Wall, 200 yards from his apartment in East Berlin. Monday, a day after he had driven those 200 yards and then to West Berlin through a new hole in the wall, Herrmann proved remarkably fluent in the ways of the other world.


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UCB, Merchants Bank Among Region's Best Workplaces
(Undated) – Three area banks are ranked among the best places to have a job in the Cincinnati area.
The Top Workplaces 2014 list was announced Sunday by The Cincinnati Enquirer. The companies making the list were chosen based solely on surveys about the workplace completed by their employees.
Merchants Bank & Trust, headquartered in West Harrison, ranked 15th among small companies. Merchants employs 78 people. The bank has been among the region's top employers four of the past five years.
Lawrenceburg-based United Community Bank ranked 18th in the top 100, making the list for the fourth consecutive year. UCB has 103 employees.
Heritage Bank, which has its central offices in Burlington, was 33rd on the list. It has 122 employees and made the local Top Workplaces list for the first time.
You can read more on the Top Workplaces 2014 and see the full list on the Enquirer's website.


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Manchester Press Melbourne Reviews
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Secret meetings Apr 12, 2013
Another cafe in Melbourne's infamous coffee lane-ways. Obscure signage, dead-end lane, we would have walked straight pass is if we had not google mapped it. Some TV crew were using the alley for filming and after tip-toeing our way through the collection of filming equipment, we finally arrived at the door.
Concrete floors, graffiti wall, wooden counters... refurbished and jazzed up garage??? Industrial chic. Fashionably dressed professionals next to artsy student types...definitely a Melbourne cafe at it's best.
Was nearing 10 but having skipped morning coffee, was in dire need of some sustenance. Quickly ordered coffees, a 12 hour roasted pull pork with lettuce, BBQ sauce & homemade apple-slaw on a sesame bagel ($14) and, a smoked salmon, dill cream cheese & baby capers on a plain bagel ($13).
Not a fan of smoked salmon so that did nothing for me. The pork however did catch my attention. Loved the sweetness and the tangy-ness in the pork. Maybe it's from the apple-slaw? An appealing combination, perfect harmony of flavors.
Latte had a subtle nutty aftertaste. Creamy. Beautiful.
Great coffee and a need to feel hip, cool, yuppie or uber professional? This is the place ;-)
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Homeopathy is a system of medicine founded in the early 19th century by a German p hysician, Dr. Samuel Christian Hahnemann (1775-1843). Homeopathy It is based on the Law of Similars. The law of similars states that a disease is cured by a medicine that creates symptoms similar to those the patient is experiencing.
Dr. Samuel Hahnemann described this principle by using a Latin phrase: Similia Similibus Curentur, which translates: "Let likes cure likes." Hahnemann developed the principle into a system of medicine called homeopathy, and it has been used successfully for the last 200 years.
Classical homeopathy rests on three principles:
The principle of the single remedy states that a single medicine should cover all the symptoms the patient is experiencing: mental, emotional, and physical. The medicine is given in an infinitesimal dose.
Homeopathy attempts to stimulate the body to heal itself.
It is a system that looks at individuals and not at diseases. All symptoms, no matter how uncomfortable they are, represent the body's attempt to restore itself to health. So instead of trying to suppress a cough with a cough suppressant , a homeopath will use a remedy that will stimulate the body to move in the direction it is already going, and, in the process, remedy the cough.
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Homeopathic products are made by homeopathic pharmacies in accordance with the processes described in the Homeopathic Pharmacopoeia of the United States the official manufacturing manual recognized by the FDA.
Homeopathic products may be made from plants such as aconite, dandelion, plantain; from minerals such as iron phosphate, arsenic oxide, sodium chloride; from animals such as the venom of a number of poisonous snakes, or the ink of the cuttlefish; or even from chemical drugs such as penicillin or streptomycin.
Homeopathic products are diluted carefully until little of the original remains. A plant substance, for example, is mixed in alcohol to obtain a tincture. One drop of the tincture is mixed with 99 drops of alcohol (to achieve a ratio of 1:100) and the mixture is strongly shaken. This shaking process is known as succussion. The final bottle is labeled as "1C." One drop of th...
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I've long seen a problem with seamonkey when where you try to restore
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browser window and (often) goes into an infinite loop. It turns out
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ND Women's Golf: Team ends up eighth at Classic
Joe Meixell | Wednesday, September 17, 2008
Notre Dame finished eighth at the Cougar Classic, as senior Lisa Maunu paced the squad with an overall score of two-under par (214).
The Georgia Bulldogs took the title with their six-under par (858) on the tournament
Participating in her first collegiate tournament, freshman Becca Hunter was second on the Irish with her seven-over par (223) effort, good for 37th place overall. To get to that point, Hunter hit her tournament-high round of one-over par (73) on the final day of the Classic.
Sophomore So-Hyun Park came in third for Notre Dame, thanks in part to her two-over par (74) on the final day to end up in 11-over par (227), finishing in a tie for 47th.
Coming up even with Park was junior teammate Annie Brophy who also reached the 11-over par mark. Finishing off the Irish was junior Kristen Wetzel, who came in a tie for 50th with a 15-over par (231).
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Old Satellite Settlement of Kathmandu valley Feb 01, 2013
In vicino to Kathmandu we reached Kirtipur by Cycling at south west corner of Kathmandu. This is one of oldest satelite settlement of Kathmandu valley with majority of native Newar people. Its situated on hill top and dense houses in the core but nice greenery at surroundings. The views from here is very good with valley view and panoramic mountain at north wall of Kathmandu. Old houses on the row at both side of the path and children playing at small courtyards. Old houses with wood carved windows and doors is nice to see and most people from farmer's generation live in this houses still.
After go around from the narrow terracotta alleyes and crossing few temples we arrive at one of food junction where they served typical traditional Newari lunch. The food name Baji set is typical newari food from local place. It was included with Chhoyela(roasted meat on hays and mixed with masala spicies) Beaten Rice, Lentil Pan Cake, Curry, Pickle, Beans etc and one more thing is Aalu Tama (Beans and potato Soup with bamboo soothes). It was excellent lunch I ever had from years. They also serve Rice Beer there call Chhyang.
We have sitted on terrace at third floor of building and sun was hot, View surrounding was beautiful. We enjoyed Kirtipur in fullest.
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Much of my Thanksgiving weekend was putting together these two advent packages. Both swaps were organized by Oh, Hello Friend. The top set is to 12 different people (as you likely guessed from their names) and the bottom set is all to the same person. Though a lot of work—so fun to have done them. And my apologies to those in the post office line behind me!
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It can never be too early to discuss who will face the San Francisco 49ers in the team's second year under Jim Harbaugh. Throughout the offseason, we'll take a team-by-team look at the 49ers' 2012 opponents and the storylines for each team. Up next are the Seattle Seahawks, who are scheduled to face the 49ers twice this coming season after being swept by San Francisco last season. View the 2012 schedule.
Team: Seattle Seahawks
When: Week 7 (Oct. 18, Candlestick Park) and Week 16 (Dec. 23, CenturyLink Field)
2011 Record: 7-9 (3-5 Road, 4-4 Home)
All-Time Series: 13-13
2011 Recap: Though one of the final outcomes might suggest otherwise, the 49ers and Seahawks squared off in two closely contested matchups last season. The first, a 33-17 San Francisco victory at Candlestick Park, saw
2012 Outlook: Quarterback battles are always a hot topic in any city, in any training camp. Seattle should expect a lot of attention with regards to their situation. After all, Carroll has openly said Jackson will compete for the job with free agent Matt Flynn (formerly of the Green Bay Packers) and third-round pick Russell Wilson out of Wisconsin. All three split reps this offseason which will likely continue long into training camp and preseason contests. Besides quarterback, Seattle's first-round selection will be a much discussed topic. With the No. 15 overall pick in the draft, the Seahawks tabbed West Virginia linebacker Bruce Irvin to be another feared pass rusher opposite of Chris Clemons, who totaled exactly one third of the team's 33 sacks. Seattle added several known defenders this offseason to complement an impressive young secondary with Pro Bowl safeties Earl Thomas and Kam Chancellor. Free agent signings like linebacker Barrett Rudd and defensive tackle Jason Jones should help solidify a defensive unit that finished seventh in points allowed (19.7) and ninth in yards allowed (332.2). The team added Utah State linebacker Bobby Wagner with a second-round draft pick, to potentially be paired with last year's fourth-round pick K.J. Wright, who took a starting linebacker position away from former No. 4 overall pick Aaron Curry (since traded to the Oakland Raiders). The team also boosted its offensive depth, drafting Utah State running back Robert Turbin in the fourth round, and later acquiring veteran tight end Kellen Winslow from the Tampa Bay Buccaneers for a conditional 2013 draft pick. Winslow will be paired with last season's free agent addition Zach Miller, who caught just 25 passes for 233 yards in his first season in Seattle. Another 2011 free agent signee, wide receiver Sidney Rice, appears to be healthier for the upcoming season after struggling with injuries that limited him to 32 receptions for 484 receiving yards and two touchdown catches. Seattle opens up with two of its first three games at home where the team's well-know fans (The 12th Man) can make it one of the most difficult environments in the NFL.
Three to Watch
RB Marshawn Lynch: The Pro Bowl runner earned every bit of his 107 rushing yards in a Week 16 loss to the 49ers last season. Despite mustering 33 yards on 13 carries when the teams met in the 2011 season opener, Lynch showed no fear later in the year when facing the league's stingiest rush defense. Lynch re-signed this offseason to give Seattle long-term stability in the backfield. Lynch should be fresher in 2012 with the team adding Turbin in the draft to help carry the load.
S Earl Thomas: Seattle hit big on its first-round draft pick in 2010. Thomas has been a speedy, reliable force in the defensive backfield. In two seasons, Thomas has totaled 174 tackles, seven interceptions and two forced fumbles. Active against both run and pass, Thomas' coverage ability is the perfect complement to the hard-hitting play of strong safety Kam Chancellor.
QB Matt Flynn: The former Green Bay Packers backup signed a three-year contract with the Seahawks this offseason with the intent of becoming a starter. The 6-foot-2, 225-pound quarterback has career totals of 1,015 passing yards, nine touchdowns and five interceptions. Still, Carroll and company aren't handing him the starting job. He'll have to earn it. A strong camp, mixed with success in the preseason, will be key in Flynn reaching his ultimate goal.
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Looking at booking a short trip into china then maybe flying out of Vietnam. Has anyone done something like this and does having no flight out make it harder to get a visa for china ??
Also has anyone done the land border crossing from China into Vietnam ?? ( im thinking train at the moment but plans change )
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West Virginia Basketball: season recap
The 2015 season came to a close after an embarrassing defeat last Thursday against Kentucky. It wasn't much of a competition as the Wildcats dominated the Mountaineers in every aspect of the game. Some might say that the domination was brought on by the comments of Daxter Miles Jr. and I would agree it was a contributing factor. Poor shooting and stout defense by Kentucky also made...
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Shock. Devastation. Heartbreak. These are just a few of the many emotions Mountaineer fans are feeling today following a 76-69 overtime loss to Kansas Tuesday night. WVU was short-handed playing without senior guards Juwan Staten and Gary Browne, but the team put forth a valiant effort on the road in a tough environment. West Virginia started the game with a high level of intensity...
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Key injuries too much to overcome for West Virginia Basketball
Coming into this game West Virginia had won their previous three games and were tied for 2nd in the Big-12 conference. Senior guard Juwan Staten was a surprise inactive for WVU with a knee injury. With Staten out, the Mountaineers would need a great team effort to come away with a win at Baylor on Saturday and that simply didn't happen. To make matters worse for the Mountaineers...
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Staten, Browne lead No. 23 West Virginia over Oklahoma State
STILLWATER, Okla. -- Juwan Staten scored 22 points and had seven assists, Gary Browne added a career-high 18 points and No. 23 West Virginia beat Oklahoma State 73-63 on Saturday. Browne, who also had eight rebounds, scored 16 of his points in the second half for West Virginia (21-6, 9-5 Big 12), which has won three of its last four. Le'Bryan Nash scored 12 points and had four assists...
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No. 17 West Virginia gets hot from long range, routs Virginia Tech
MORGANTOWN, W.Va. -- West Virginia flipped the statistics on Virginia Tech Tuesday, easily out-shooting the Hokies from 3-point range. Juwan Staten scored 18 points and Gary Browne added 12 as No. 17 West Virginia routed Virginia Tech 82-51 Tuesday. The Mountaineers shot almost 42 percent from beyond the arc, while the Hokies barely reached 29 percent from 3. Coming in, Virginia...
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West Virginia Basketball: Mountaineers' must start fast against Gonzaga
West Virginia did not score a point against Missouri until Gary Browne hit a free throw at the 14:51 mark in the first half. After a sluggish start in their last loss to Missouri, the West Virginia Mountaineers' (6-3) must pick up the pace when the Gonzaga Bulldogs (7-1) come calling Tuesday night. The Zags will be traveling all the way across the country to Morgantown. Last year...
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Goat Simulator got a brand-new release trailer today. I don't want to spoil too much, but there's a part where the goat is riding in a jet-pack. The new trailer shows a striking resemblance to another game's trailer.
A press release from Coffee Stain Studios briefly outlined Goat Simulator's Steam Workshop.
"…Players will be able to make their own goats, levels, missions, game modes, and more," reads the release from Coffee Stain Studios.
Coffee Stain has also announced a partnership with the Official Goat Simulator Wiki. They plan to have a Goat Simulator level-design competition, with the winning map shown off at E3.
Goat Simulator is coming to Steam on April 1 (We still don't know if that's a joke or not). Those who pre-ordered the game can start playing on Friday. The game is still available for pre-order for $9.99 on Goat Simulator's website.
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TEHRAN, Iran — Iran's newly elected president showcased his reform-leaning image Monday by promising a "path of moderation" that includes greater openness on Tehran's nuclear program and overtures to Washington. He also made clear where he draws the line: No halt to uranium enrichment and no direct U.S. dialogue without a pledge to stay out of Iranian affairs.
Hasan Rowhani's first post-victory news conference was a study in what may make his presidency tick.
Rowhani may be hailed as a force for change, but he also appears to carry a deep and self-protective streak of pragmatism. He knows he can only push his views on outreach and detente as far as allowed by the country's real powers, the ruling clerics and their military protectors, the Revolutionary Guard.
Many of Rowhani's statements reflected these boundaries, which could later expand or contract depending on how much the theocracy wants to endorse his agenda.
When he appealed to treat "old wounds" with the U.S., he also echoed the ruling clerics' position that no breakthroughs can occur as long as Washington is seen as trying to undermine their hold on power. Rowhani's urging for greater "nuclear transparency" as a path to roll back sanctions was also punctuated by a hard-liner stance: No chance to stop the uranium enrichment labs at the heart of the stalemate with the West and its allies.
Rowhani spoke eloquently about a "new era" on the international stage but avoided direct mention of the sweeping crackdowns at home since the disputed re-election of President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad in 2009.
At the end of the news conference, a spectator — whose identity was not immediately known — yelled out for the release of opposition leader Mir Hossein Mousavi, who has been under house arrest for more than two years. Rowhani smiled but made no comment.
"You can make any kind of promises you want," said Merhzad Boroujerdi, director of the Middle East Studies program at Syracuse University. "At the end of the day, it's the ruling clerics that decide whether they go anywhere."
If nothing else at the Tehran news conference, the contrast was vivid with Ahmadinejad and his hectoring style.
"We are on a path of moderation. … We have to enhance mutual trust between Iran and other countries," Rowhani told journalists. "We have to build trust
"The basis of politics is constructive interaction with the world," said Rowhani.. "Circumstances have changed in the world by this election. … The new atmosphere will definitely be turned into a new opportunity."


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Lock 50 solar tech enthusiasts and coders in an office for a weekend, pump them full of energy drinks and you won't end up with a better photovoltaic panel but you will get a set of mobile apps designed to put more of those panels on rooftops.
That was the idea behind the first Solar Hackathon held recently at the bayside headquarters of Sungevity, an Oakland, Calif.-based solar installer. The four-year-old startup, however, is largely a software company as it uses imaging technology and proprietary algorithms to remotely view a homeowner's rooftop and design an appropriately-sized solar array.
"We believe solar is going to become mainstream and software engineering can further the adoption and make it happen faster by streamlining the consumer experience," says Danny Kennedy, Sungevity's co-founder and president.
To that end, the Solar Hackathon asked 10 teams to tackle 10 suggested tasks, from creating a smartphone camera app to evaluate a home's solar potential to one that shows all homes with solar panels within a certain radius.
The winner of the $2,000 prize for best overall app was a team led by Tyler Tringas, who Forbes named on its 30 Under 30 list of people to watch, and who is founder of SolarList, a service that connects customers and solar providers. Team Sunride developed an app for car dealers that estimates the cost and savings from packaging the purchase of an electric vehicle with a home solar array.
Tringas says the app taps SolarList's database of electricity rates and solar installation costs and integrates that information with electric car prices. Auto dealers then can use the app to show customers a customized estimate that compares the cost of owning a gasoline-fueled car with a battery-powered vehicle that is charged with electricity generated by solar panels.
"We are discussing licensing the app to an EV maker for distribution to all their dealers," Tringas said in an e-mail, adding that he may eventually release the software as a web-based tool.
Team Kijani won the $1,000 best technical application for a web app that provides "a minute by minute analysis of how much energy a home is using and how much power a PV system is producing in combination with the ability to turn household items on and off remotely."
Power Hive scored the $1,000 prize for a cellphone service designed for use in African villages that rely on solar power and batteries for their electricity.
"Power Hive worked to create a predictive energy consumption service using SMS to help encourage energy conservation as appropriate based on the limitations of power generation due to the prediction of changing weather conditions," according to Sungevity. "When overcast skies or precipitation are predicted, Power Hive's system recognizes that individual households must conserve energy and sends an SMS detailing the specific steps that must be taken so that the energy stored in the battery reserves can last through the bad weather."
One of Kennedy's favorite apps is called Sunny and Share, which lets tenants or condo owners assess the costs of going solar by aggregating demand in their building.


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We had a 3-0 lead, and, according to the records, we've now lost for the third time this season when having a lead of three runs or more. It seemed as if the Mets felt bad for the Marlins because they had lost seven straight, so the Mets decided to be gracious hosts.
Whaddya say we DFA Sean Green! As others have opined, he's kind of Heilman and Schoeneweis rolled into one, and tonight he caused about as much damage as the two of them often would combined in an evening. Last year we kept getting destroyed after the seventh or eighth innings. This year, with our "upgraded" BP, we seem to lose earlier; tonight we lost the game in the sixth.
Livan pitched well through 5 1/3. JMAN lifted him for Parnell w/ two on and one out. Frankly, I thought Parnell should have pitched the sixth, but I apparently didn't see the fatigue in Livan JMAN did. I really don't understand why we are not trying to get just a little more of the starting five. At this rate, the BP will be way over used by June.
The hitting was just pathetic from the sixth on. Fortunately, Wright had an RBI w/ a RISP. Maybe he's gradually on the mend. On the other hand, he still is a K-King, so he has quite a ways to go. Was it just me, or was it an instant replay of Church hitting pop ups every time he came to the plate! Reyes' ABs were utterly terrible, and it kind of bugs me that he just smiles when called out on strikes.
This was another one of those games when you kept thinking to yourself, "I know we're going to blow this open." People such as Cora, Sheff, Tatis, and Santos had us feeling that just about anyone in the lineup could get a key hit. Just few key hits when we needed them in the end. It's killing me that I don't see the Mets fighting back in games. No, this is not a Red Sox-type outfit.
Defensively, there were no really ghastly plays, and, anyway, there's little defense against a three-run blast!
Given the Rangers sad performance tonight, I was hoping the Mets would come through for us, and salvage this now miserable Tuesday night. Alas!
Tomorrow it's Johan vs. Johnson. Maybe, just maybe, we show up, support Santana, and get some big hits off Johnson—just for once!
We lose this series, and I go into full panic mode.


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By Alexey Sukachev
Dmitry "The Night Wolf" Chudinov (12-0-2, 8 KOs), a 27-year old WBA interim middleweight champion, will fight next on June 1 at a venue to be defined. Chudinov is looking forward to defending his belt and also his WBA #1 spot. Names, circulating in Russian media, include WBA #2 rated Australian Jarrod Fletcher (18-1, 10 KOs) and WBA/IBF/WBO #4 (and also WBC #7) Dane Patrick Nielsen (22-0, 11 KOs).
Chudinov had a breakthrough year in 2013, going solid 5-0-1, 4 KOs, against some well-known fighters including Grady Brewer, Jorge Navarro and Juan Camillo Novoa. Chudinov stopped the latter in the sixth on Dec. 21, having acquired a vacant WBA interim title. He was then slated to fight Fletcher in March, but that fight has never been finalized to this point.


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The Gospel of Yes by Mike Glenn
This book was given to me free from Blogging for Books for my honest review.
This is a wonderful book which will teach you to live God's way of living your life. It will show you that saying Yes to Him and no to life's demands brings peace that is beyond understanding in human terms. You will learn how to change your negative ways to positive ways of Christ. Although I do not personally know Pastor Mike Glenn what he teaches is what anyone can understand.
His book opens with his own questions of why me, why here, why now, who had God created Him to be. He did not know. He had just been lead during a bad year of his life by leading a congregation of hurting people through the aftermath of a leader's sexual infidelity. What is amazing is that the church and the infidel partner all forgiven and reconciled though such hardships.
I would recommend anyone who wants to understand why it is important to say Yes to God and his ways and no to secular ways needs to pick this up today. It will give you the way to find your identity, your true value, and your unique purpose on this earth. This will help you to stop people pleasing and enjoy being yourself as you join with God in doing the work of his kingdom. My advice is that is if you are always saying no to God and his church, then get saying Yes by getting back into the church and his words of freedom and his kingdom, they are the only way to real life.
Written by Jackie Paulson © 2012


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Michael Caine's original stage name was Michael Scott. In order to get a TV role, he was required to join Actors Equity, and there was already another Michael Scott in the union. From a phone box in a London street, on a call to his agent and pressed for time, the actor spotted a cinema marquee advertising "The Caine Mutiny" and quickly chose Caine as his new surname.
Caine's brother David's existence in a mental hospital was kept secret from him for over 40 years although his mother visited David regularly until she died in 1989.
In June 2000, he was knighted by Queen Elizabeth II.
In 1976, Caine opened a restaurant in London, Langen's Brasserie. Twenty years later, he was the owner of six restaurants worldwide.
On accepting his Golden Globe Award during the 1999 telecast, Caine quipped, "My career must be slipping. This is the first time I've ever been able to pick up an award."
When he won the Best Supporting Actor Oscar in 2000 for "The Cider House Rules", Caine became only the second British male to have won two Academy Awards. (The first was Peter Ustinov.)
"The cinema is my stage; I love the buzz, the adrenaline . . . The theatre is as hazardous as ice-skating, why do it if you don't have to? Both activities are high risk and low reward. Anyway, there is more money in making films . . . and more enjoyment."---Caine quoted in the London Times, January 30, 1999.
He has always regarded himself as patronised in articles in British press. "It still continues. I'm not about to commit suicide. I couldn't give a s**t. What I'm telling you is that is how it IS. There's nothing I can do about it or even want to do. I couldn't care less. They can't get me any more."
Caine puts it all down to class. "I'm every bourgeois' nightmare," he drawls. "A Cockney with intelligence and a million dollars. They think they should have done it, but then why didn't they, if they were so much smarter and more intelligent than this stupid Cockney git? So their revenge is to say 'he's not a real actor, he's a Cockney actor'. It's like calling Tony Hopkins a Welsh actor or Sean Connery a Scots actor. Why am I a 'Cockney actor' and they are just actors?"
"Now I've got incredible reviews as an American doctor. But it'll still be 'good ol' Cockney, go down the pub and have some jellied eels, Michael'. I haven't been in a pub since God knows when, and I've never had jellied eels." He shudders. "I couldn't eat them, it'd be horrible."
"But it doesn't worry me. I'm only talking about it because it's come up now. I wouldn't otherwise."---From the London Times, February 16, 2000.
The band Bottlefly paid tribute to the actor with the song "Michael Caine."
"You get to a stage where you need the work less. It's harder to get up in the morning, because you're getting older and you're fussier and fussier about what you do. Anything I do is going to be a joy-Supposedly. You can still make mistake. But I don't do movies to pay the rent: I do them because I really want to. And also, of course, when you get older, you become a movie actor again instead of a movie star, and you get much more interesting roles."---Caine to Film Comment Mar/Apr 2004
"The great thing about acting, people say, 'Aren't you a bit old for acting?' I say, 'Well, how old are the people in the story? Do they have stories where there aren't any 80-year-olds in it or 75-year-olds?' They always need someone that age, you know? So it intrigues me."---Caine quoted to CNN.com, June 21, 2005.
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A/N: Just something that came to me. I'm probably going to keep up with the "Alice" theme for a while. R&R me, I'll R&R you.
We would hide together
while the other kid counted.
Everyone else ran off,
determined to find a secluded corner
from which they could defend themselves.
You never wanted that.
I considered you my base,
my safety net, even as
you directed everyone to chase me
while you ran to the real thing.
I ran over plastic bridges
and knee-high fences
and went down the rabbit-hole
I was so afraid of.
Your Cheshire-cat smile led the way,
disappearing as I brought the enemy closer,
and reappearing when I thought I'd been left behind.
You were smoke and mirrors
and showed me distorted versions of myself
any way I looked.
Still, you were safety,
because when no one was looking,
you'd give me unbirthday presents
and make me feel important.
You held tea parties and sword-fights
and after making me walk the plank,
you'd catch me.
We walked, older, into Wonderland together.
Your hookah and potions and knowledge
kept me enraptured, until the day
I knew I needed something else.
You played your very best cards,
painted the town red,
plastered it with warnings.
The casualties mounted,
the white rabbit was hunted,
time was running out.
That Red Queen I had never seen
did everything she could,
but she couldn't make me stay.


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BOSTON The American League Championship Series will begin Saturday night at Fenway. The Red Sox open the best of seven series against the Detroit Tigers.
The Sox made it to the ALCS by dispatching the Rays in four games so Boston fans have some cause for optimism, but so do Detroit fans. This is their third ALCS in three years.
Anna Clark, a Michigan native who lived in Boston in the mid-2000s, is a freelance journalist who writes about sports for Grantland. She joined WBUR's Weekend Edition to share the Detroit perspective.
Sharon Brody: What do you think Red Sox Nation needs to understand about your Tigers? What is it you think maybe we don't get?
Anna Clark: Oh my goodness, I think the biggest thing to know about the Detroit Tigers, and certainly the Detroit Tigers' fan base, is that there is a rapacious capacity for joy here. There is a lot of powerful spirit that I think is behind the team, in the city, and I think that there's a lot of momentum heading into this next series.
You speak of the Detroit fans' capacity for joy and yet, I'm wondering, I mean the headlines generated by Detroit have been not exactly Chamber of Commerce stuff lately. You know, filing for bankruptcy, having the former mayor, Kwame Kilpatrick, sentenced to 28 years in prison in a big corruption scandal. Then again, the Tigers are attracting a lot of positive attention. So, give us a sense of how important this team is in the community.
It's absolutely true that it has been a very intense year in Detroit. Every year that goes by and you think it's generated the worst of the headlines, it seems like there's going to be… That we head into one where there's more. And we're definitely moving through the fire of transformation right now. There's no getting around the fact that sports in this community is a huge factor that really does build a lot of really powerful, joyful, community among people from a lot of different kind of backgrounds. It does give people space to be playful and exultant and excited. And the Tigers have just certainly been coming through just at the time that a lot of us need them. But I also want to be very careful and note that baseball, as magical as it is, it ultimately is just a game and we don't have to make a metaphor to make it amazing and important. By virtue of it being a game, that makes it worth paying attention to.
Right. You're a lifelong Tigers fan but, I understand you've also lived near Fenway Park. And I'm wondering how you would describe the different vibes of these two teams and their fans and sort of the general experience of baseball in Detroit and in Boston.
They're both full of people who are passionate, excited, these are both sports communities where fandom is passed down through generations. That really does create a different kind of mood in the stadiums, outside the parks, in the neighborhoods and things like that, so that's something you have in common. But I think one thing that seems to be distinct, in my mind at least, is that, at least in Detroit, a lot of the values that are really embraced by the fans, you know, in their game, tend to be a lot of the values that I think really shape Detroit in a lot of fundamental ways. So, work ethic and loyalty and all these sorts of down-to-earth values I think have played a pretty pivotal role in making the city, and also have turned out to be the kind of things that we love most about our players and our team.
Are you ready to go out on a limb and make your prediction for the series?
I think Detroit's going to win in seven. I think that our pitching lineup is just tremendous. And it's the oldest rule in baseball that good pitching beats good hitting. I think their bats are beginning to wake up, which has been what's been holding us back over the last month or so, even coming back into the regular season and I just think it's our year. I mean, we've been consistently showing up in the playoffs the last few years, we've been getting close and haven't quite gotten there. I think the players that we have in our core group are really ready to bring the first World Series title to Detroit since 1984 so, I think we're ready to go.
Alright then, in an accent-off, who wins? Detroit or Boston?
I gotta go with Boston. There's just no comparing. I know we say our A's funny over here in the Midwest but, Boston's Boston.


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These direct replacement units utilize full billet aluminum construction and a piston based design that has proved successful throughout our entire range of application specific and universal valve products. Viton brand high temp silicone o-ring are used for sealing of the piston and the valve cap, Mobil1 fully synthetic bearing grease for lubrication of the internals, and a proprietary spring rate is used to handle the widest possible range of boost pressures.
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Endangered Places
Most Endangered Places Nomination Form
Now accepting nominations for the 2015 list. Forms must be submitted no later than COB Monday, August 31, 2015
Beginning in 1996, the DC Preservation League has announced annually a list of Most Endangered Places to draw attention to Washington, DC's, historically, culturally and architecturally significant places that may be threatened with ill-advised alteration or demolition through neglect or abandonment.
DCPL solicits nominations for its annual list from individuals and organizations throughout the city. DCPL's landmarks committee evaluates the nominations and advises the Board of Trustees on their inclusion on the list. In many cases, a task force is created to raise awareness and develop possible preservation solutions for the endangered resource.


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Portal 2 Interactive Gels, Science, and You!
How to rip and tear your Portal 2 Interactive Gels
Don't pull and stretch it to get two pieces; that takes forever. Tear it, instead! Hold the putty as seen in the photograph. Dig the nails of your thumbs and forefingers into the putty.
With a quick and sure motion, just rip it! On the first couple of tries, you may end up just stretching the putty. Try to move quicker with more force. You'll get it eventually.
Some Science: Normally when you stretch your Portal 2 Interactive Gels, the molecules realign themselves with the direction of motion. Herding together like sheep, they stay attached to each other and let you stretch. By moving quickly, you don't give the molecules inside the putty time to realign themselves with the direction of motion. Instead of flowing, they tear apart.
How to witness your Portal 2 Interactive Gels behaving like a liquid
This is a great trick that always elicits a great response. The first step it to take a big handful of Portal 2 Interactive Gels and make a symmetrical cylinder (pictured is two tins worth, but one works just as well). Next, stand on a chair, ladder, coworker, table, or use Portal technology to firmly stick yourPortal 2 Interactive Gel to the ceiling. Give the cylinder a little squeeze about three quarters of the way down (closer to the part now facing the ground).
Now watch and wait. Slowly the putty below where you squeezed make its way to the table/floor/etc. If you've gotten your indentation right, you can watch a thin strand of Portal 2 Interactive Gel pouring from the ceiling. It's like watching molasses run, only cooler! It's hypnotic and can last a really long time with a little luck and a little practice.
How to shatter your Portal 2 Interactive Gels
If you strike your Portal 2 Interactive Gels with a hammer, they will shatter. But why? Becasuse Portal 2 Interactive Gels are dilatant compounds, which means it becomes solid under the influence of pressure. If you've ever played with Oobleck, you've experienced the same properties.
And now for even more SCIENCE!
Some of the behaviors listed above are an example of a dilatant compound, where the viscosity (i.e. the resistance to flow) increases faster than the strain rate. Although not common, some materials do exhibit dilatant behavior (ex. concentrated aqueous corn starch suspensions).
However on its own, this is not enough to explain the behavior of your Portal 2 Interactive Gels. In fact, there are two mechanisms (and hence two characteristic time scales) at work. The high molecular weight of the primary ingredient PDMS (Poly Dimethyl Siloxane) has a characteristic polymeric relaxation time, defined by the time that a random walk allows the chain to relax from a stretched state through thermal vibrations.
Due to the Boric acid (the fourth ingredient by weight), there are also transient Boron mediated crosslinks arising from associating Boron linkages. These act to give the Portal 2 Interactive Gels a behavior more like an elastic solid than a liquid. However since these crosslinks are dynamic, the material is not permanently locked in place and can consequently flow under the correct conditions. Therefore at longer time scales, the Portal 2 Interactive Gels behave like a high molecular weight polymeric fluid. Over very short time scales the putty behaves like a crosslinked elastic solid, shattering like a ceramic on impact.


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I have been saving up for a Mac for som iOS development and will have the funds together next week. I will be using my brother's student id so I get a small discount.
I am torn between a MacBook Air with 256GB SSD, core i5 processor, 8gb of ram. Or a 13" MacBook Pro with a retina display, 128 GB SSD, and 8GB of memory.
The MacBook Air is speced up a but, and right at $1459 or so. The MacBook Pro is around $1600.
Seems like the MacBook Air is a better deal than the more powerful MacBook Pro to me. In part due to the lack of an actual video card on the pro.
I what should I get land thieves?


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Jackpot (2014)
Action, Comedy, Crime2014 Year 90 Mins 6.6 Imdb
Kyrre Hellum, Mads Ousdal, Henrik Mestad
Terrified and bloody, Oscar Svendsen awakes clinched to a shotgun in a strippers joint. Around him 8 dead men, and police aiming at him. To Oscar it's clear that he is innocent. It all started when four chaps won 1,7 million on the pools...
Movie Information
- Production Co: Det Danske Filminstitut
- Released: 27 June 2014
- Imdb Rating: 6.6
- Runtime: 90 Mins.
- Writer: Magnus Martens, Jo Nesbø
- Director: Magnus Martens
- Cast: Kyrre Hellum, Mads Ousdal, Henrik Mestad


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WASHINGTON - Head Coach Ross Natoli will conduct his 25th Annual Summer Instructional Baseball Camp from June 25-29, 2012 at Catholic University's DuFour Athletic Center and Baseball Complex. The camp will run from 8:30 a.m. – 4:00 p.m., Monday through Friday. Space is still available.
The camp program is designed to meet the individual and team workout needs for players ages 8-18 of all ability and experience levels who love the game, are striving to play at the next level, and have a strong desire to improve their baseball skills. The camp is intended to improve each player's fundamental skills and prepare players to the fullest for their future try-outs and seasons and their next level of competition.
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Quality professional instruction and live games will be supervised by the Catholic University coaching staff, other college and high school coaches, and Washington area college players. Players will be grouped by age and ability to maximize skill development and talent exposure. All HIGH SCHOOL PLAYERS ARE WELCOME AND ELIGIBLE TO PARTICIPATE under NCAA rules and will have an opportunity to increase their college exposure through hands-on instruction from, and interaction with, the Catholic University baseball staff and other Washington area coaches on our camp staff.
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Both national gay GOP organizations, the Log Cabin Republicans and GOProud this morning praised Mitt Romney's choice of the very anti-gay Paul Ryan as the Republican vice presidential nominee.
READ: Romney: Paul Ryan Will Be My VP (Or, Everything You Wanted To Know But Were Afraid To Ask)
"The selection of Paul Ryan is a bold and inspired pick. Paul Ryan has been the architect of policies that would benefit all Americans, especially gay Americans," Jimmy LaSalvia, GOProud Executive Director announced in a statement that called Ryan "a bold and inspired pick."
"Gay Americans understand that without reforms – Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid will go bankrupt," LaSalvia added. "The future prosperity for all Americans, regardless of their sexual orientation, is at stake if we do not act today."
LaSalvia did not mention which gay Americans support his position on Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid, nor which gay Americans support Paul Ryan's plans on Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid.
Falsely, LaSalvia stated, "Paul Ryan opposes discrimination against gay Americans – voting for the Employment Non-Discrimination Act – and has urged both parties to avoid the culture wars over issues like gay marriage."
Paul Ryan supports discrimination against gay Americans — voting to not repeal Don't Ask, Don't Tell, and voting several times to enshrine discrimination into the U.S. Constitution via an amendment banning same-sex marriage.
Meanwhile, R. Clarke Cooper, head of the Log Cabin Republicans, in a statement called Ryan "a fair-minded policymaker," and "a strong choice for vice president" who will "help Republican candidates up and down the ballot."
Cooper admitted the "Log Cabin Republicans have not completed the endorsement process for the 2012 presidential election," but stated, "this is a choice that all Republicans can be excited about, and which sends a good message about the kind of campaign Governor Romney wants to run, and the kind of president Governor Romney wants to be."
Perhaps both the Log Cabin Republicans and GOProud are unaware the President Obama announced his support of same-sex couples marrying in May, the President supports ENDA and the repeal of DOMA — which he stopped defending in court, and has adjusted policies to help gay men and lesbian in bi-national relationships. Also, President Obama pushed through the repeal of Don't Ask, Don't Tell, and the Democratic National Committee is about to vote to include repeal of DOMA and support for ENDA in its platform.
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