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As our senior year comes to a close, we just wanted to say an enormous thank you to all of the wonderful people that make South and North Dining Halls such havens of tranquility. From the greeters who always offer a pleasant smile and friendly hello to the lady working pasta stir fry in North Dining Hall (we're going to miss hearing you ask "and anything else?") to John and his mechanical chicken on wing night and to all the folks working behind the scenes. You have made our time at Notre Dame something special.
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Should Bo win this thing, does anyone know if his band will be signed along with him? I can't see Bo as a solo artist and it would only make sense to keep him with his band.
Any thoughts or knowledge on this?
Should Bo win this thing, does anyone know if his band will be signed along with him? I can't see Bo as a solo artist and it would only make sense to keep him with his band.
Any thoughts or knowledge on this?
You got to cry without weeping. Talk without speaking. Scream without raising your voice.- U2
I can't imagine Bo cutting his hair--it's part of his distinctive look and it works for him. (Great God almighty, it works for me, too.) He's talented AND sexy, and many of his fans appreciate the fact that he is true to himself and his "rocker" image.
Have to admit that I'm in the camp that would like to see him go back to more clean shaven look, though. Just a personal opinion--his face is too pretty to cover up!
I don't have any knowledge about this, but I know that after AI2, some of Ruben's bandmates were hired to play in the band for the AI2 Tour. I think they had to audition for Randy. I guess it's possible that Bo's band might be considered to play with him.Originally Posted by speedbump
My two cents on the hair talk: I like the long hair, but I'm with those of you who would prefer a more clean-shaven look on the facial hair. Last week, it was starting to get a little scraggly looking. I don't mind the sunglasses so much, but he sure seems to have some pretty blue eyes, so I hate seeing them covered up.
Last edited by clay crazy; 05-06-2005 at 02:37 PM.
How about Bo in braids?
That's quite a look! I don't think I like Bo as Heidi.
(sorry, showing my age once again).
Last edited by clay crazy; 05-07-2005 at 12:13 AM.
I've read interviews with Shane Sexton and John Cooper where they say they hope they will be able to audition to perform with Bo if he wins but they are not sure how it will go down. There have apparently been no promises made, but I am certainly hoping the former Purge and Sugar Money bandmates (including Scott Todd, who plays guitar on Recipe For Flavor) will have a chance to work with Bo again soon.Originally Posted by speedbump
(Also, I love Bo's clean-shaven look, but I'm diggin' the beard and mustache right now, too.)
Wasn't Ruben able to have some of his bandmembers tour with him? Did they have to audition?Originally Posted by Sandy in SD
I pretty much see Bo doing what Clay did. He will come in second place and have a successful career. Along the way, he'll have to make a decision about his hair because the older he gets, the thinner it will be. Shorter hair will look better but he can wait until after the tour. At least that's my guess.
I like Bo and wish him the best!
Count me in the group that LOVES the beard........WOO HOO!!!!Originally Posted by MrsDrNoahDrake
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Wednesday, July 22, 2009
iPod update.
I'm not the kind of person that listens to music a lot. While I like music, I don't much listen to it while doing other things. If I'm sitting on the porch or in front of my computer, I'm either reading or writing, and neither of those activities needs a soundtrack in Tamaraland.
The one place I do listen to music is in the car. I don't listen to radios, because I like to pick the music I want to hear, and there's no radio station around here called WTAM FM. Also, DeeJays and commercials both bug me. More accurately, bad DeeJays and commercials bug me, and amusing ones are few and far between.
Even after in-dash CD players made their appearance, I generally preferred cassettes, because I could make my own mix tapes tailored for my mood and the kind of driving I was planning on doing. Writeable CD's and multidisc changers fixed that.
And now comes the iPod...
I picked up a little Belkin cassette adaptor for mine last weekend. Sweet Shiva on a surfboard, this is what I've been looking for: put that little Nano on shuffle and it's like WTAM FM, with no commercials and no DeeJays and only songs from albums I liked enough to buy. And I can just hit the skip button if I'm not in the mood for the Sex Pistols or Cowboy Junkies or P.O.D. or whatever it's served up. I just have to ingrain the habit of taking the iPod with me when I get in and out.
So this is what all you people have been all excited about for all these years! I am liking your exotic world of the future.
16 comments:
- Jeff the Baptist said...
Yup. My ipod lives in the center console in my car. Comes indoors to get synced with the latest podcasts about once a week, then back to the car on my next trip out. I can see why you wouldn't want to do that with convertible though.
- 3:58 PM, July 22, 2009
- The Freeholder said...
Wait until you discover podcasts. You'll invent roadtrips just to have time to listen to them.
- 4:23 PM, July 22, 2009
- Joe Huffman said...
Podcasts and tons of stuff from Audible are what I listen to on my Zune (and before that an iPod) while I driving, walking to/from work, or at the gym.
I have some music on the Zune too, but I don't listen to it very much.
- 4:40 PM, July 22, 2009
- Priest said...
So what type of music is on WTAM FM?
- 5:11 PM, July 22, 2009
Took my shuffle to Indiana to visit family and everyone thanked me. It kept my hyper acting niece busy the whole three days.
- 5:24 PM, July 22, 2009
- staghounds said...
That's what I did when I converted to mp3 discs five years ago, haven't heard a song I don't like in the cars since...
- 5:35 PM, July 22, 2009
- Heath said...
WTAM 1100 is the station I catch up on all of my talk radio, out of cleveland.... It's an AM, but the call letters fit ya..
- 6:20 PM, July 22, 2009
- reflectoscope said...
If you're so inclined, there is some pretty good content on Sirius, too.
- 6:51 PM, July 22, 2009
The best part of ipods, outside of driving music is podcasts.
There are some great gun podcasters out there.
Check out Tom Gresham's Gun Talk, The Urban Shooter podcast, The handgun podcast, etc.
Guns only have two enemies - rust and politicians.
- 7:16 PM, July 22, 2009
- the pistolero said...
Glad to see I was not the first to mention Sirius. I've heard all sorts of great music I hadn't heard in YEARS before I got it, and I've been introduced to a lot more. If it had not been for satellite, for example, I might well have never found out that Deep Purple had other songs besides "Smoke on the Water." And that Queensryche recorded a lot more than just "Silent Lucidity" and "Jet City Woman." (They recorded a LOT more good stuff besides that, actually.) So it took me 20 years to discover it. Better late than never! But yeah, Sirius is good stuff. I tell people all the time that it's the best $12.95 a month I've ever spent. I do like my iPod too, though.
- 9:28 PM, July 22, 2009
- the pistolero said...
Oh, and Sirius makes for a damn good backup when your iPod craps out on you after you forget to take it out of your pocket and it goes through the washer. Ask me how I know. On second thought....don't. :-) Let's just say I keep the new iPod clipped ON my pocket instead of sticking the iPod IN it...
- 9:33 PM, July 22, 2009
- Top of the Chain said...
Welcome to the future Tam. While we don't have anti grav skateboards and banana peel fueled cold fusion reactors quite yet, you can carry a jukebox full of songs on your hip. Right next to your S&W. Ditto for podcasts. Gun Nuts is even downloadable as a podcast.
As for Pistolero, Welcome to Operation Mindcrime.
- 11:01 PM, July 22, 2009
Don't forget audio books. Great for the long car trips and they pass the time even better than music.
wv: famme - female member of the family?
- 11:09 PM, July 22, 2009
- theirritablearchitect said...
"So what type of music is on WTAM FM?"
Taking a wild-assed guess here, but I'd say most anything after about '95 or so is too, um, errr, youthful for her to get.
I'm much in the same boat.
I prefer to listen to the engine noise in my four-banger truck than listen to the effin' radio. Good god.
- 8:45 AM, July 23, 2009
- the pistolero said...
"...there's a job for you in the system, boy, with nothin' to sign..."
Mindcrime was the first Queensryche cd I ever bought, after hearing "Spreading the Disease." I followed it up with Empire -- the one, of course, with the aforementioned hits -- not long ago. O:M was in a class all its own, but even with its more mainstream sound Empire is great too -- just in different ways.
- 9:22 AM, July 23, 2009
- ibex said...
> the iPod has mostly been used for lawn-mowing, snow-shoveling, or the occasional bike ride on the Monon.
Doesn't using your iPod in those ways void the warranty?
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Dear Mr. Swarbrick,
What should you be looking for on our next coach's résumé? Because let's face it: Charlie should be fired later this week, season or year. He has the same winning percentage as Ty Willingham and Bob Davie, and has gone 0-5 against USC. How could he not be fired (and 15 million little reasons don't count)? How about two for two in games against USC in the Coliseum. Charlie hasn't come within 30 points, let alone getting a victory in his two trips to Southern California.
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So, Mr. Swarbrick, I have a suggestion for you. In two weeks, let Jim Harbaugh make your coaching search easy. If he can beat Charlie, even without the three flashy Super Bowl rings to show recruits, I propose you offer him the job immediately. And then, just maybe, he can lead us to a 34-point victory in the Coliseum next year. I'll even be happy with a three-point victory. Wouldn't that be a nice change?
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I am getting back into reloading and I'd like to know what you guys think are good powders for 9mm and 223. I used to use Hodgdon HP38 for my .40 and might go back to it for my 9mm, but I've also heard Hodgdon HS6 is a good pistol powder. Anybody have experience with other good powders? I'm not so much worried about stuff suited for benchrest or bullseye matches. I'm mainly looking for low flash and economical powder. Thanks for any input.
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I reload both 9mm and .223 I use alliance power pistol for 9mm. I have had good luck with it for target practice and touraments. I use IMR 4198 powder for my 223 loads, and I hand load them for accuracy.
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For pistol I use Winchester 231 it works great for 9mm,38&357,40S&W, and 45 acp. For .223 I use Accurate 2460 or 2520 powder. Accurate use to have a Data powder that was cheap and worked good. But, you buy it anymore. I always looked to see which powder I could get the most ammo for my money.
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On his classic sitcom 40 years ago, Dick Van Dyke kept things squeaky-clean with Mary Tyler Moore.
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In 2369, Tosk explained to Miles O'Brien that the coladrium flow converted space energy into fuel and sent it to the ship's arva nodes. It functioned in much the same way as ramscoops on Starfleet vessels. (DS9: "Captive Pursuit")


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In 1971, I bought my 1st Great Dane, a harlequin male, after
falling in love with a picture. The love affair continued, and
in 1980
I bred my 1st litter, which produced my 1st champion, from
lines that had never before been combined. I have been successfully
breeding and showing harlequins ever since.
I have also shown harlequin-bred blacks, and, more recently,
In 1983, because of Great Danes, I met the most important person
in my life, my husband, Joe. I sold him his 1st Great Dane.
He told me that his dream was to have a house filled with Danes.
Now he is very careful what he wishes for!
Dogs out of my breeding are very versatile, they have earned
titles in conformation, obedience, and CGC. They have appeared
on TV, marched in parades, visited schools, and acted as official
ambassadors for the breed at AKC public education events. They
have found children lost in the woods, and pulled toddlers from
canals, saving them from drowning.
The breed is my heart, and I consider it a privilege to be
owned by them.
I have been a member of the Great Dane Club of America for
over 25yrs, and am a member of the Westbury Kennel Association,
Riverhead Kennel Club, Suffolk Obedience Training Club, and
the Long Island Judges Study Group.
Following are pictures of some of my dogs, I hope you enjoy
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Vision for Australian Fungal Conservation
Fungi are the 2nd biggest Kingdom of life and we are trying to conserve the vulnerable members of this kingdom. We know this Kingdom provides vital ecosystem services not carried out by plants or animals. Fungi mediate the interactions between species and facilitate important ecosystem functions.
Australasia biodiversity is ~72% endemic. Including the fungi, this biological treasure is ours to protect. We must, therefore, integrate all fungi into current conservation actions with great urgency for the vulnerable species as well as species in threatened ecosystems.
Modern research funds needs to include all functional and phylogeny groups of organisms. Filling current knowledge gaps must be made a focus and priority for future funding.
Knowledge of Australian fungi should inform conservation actions - i.e. sufficient knowledge on fungal taxonomy, ecology, biology, biogeography and phylogeny to inform management that will allow successful conservation.
Critical Considerations
Current biodiversity and conservation of Australian Fungi
• Fungi are 9% of Australia's biodiversity, yet are poorly understood by modern science, with currently just 11,846 of an estimated 50,000 species even named by modern science.
• A mere 14 species and just 1 fungal community listed under Australian state legislations and no fungi at all are listed under federal legislation.
Fungi play vital ecological roles in all Australian ecosystems:
• Decomposer fungi are important for nutrient recycling
- Facilitating the formation of tree hollows for housing vertebrates.
• Fungi are food for both vertebrates and invertebrates. For example, our large numbers of native truffles are food for rare and endangered species such as Potoroos and Woylies, as well as for specialised insects.
• Pathogenic fungi, such as rusts, smuts and galls play an important role in natural selection.
• Mycorrhizal fungi are necessary partners for more than 90% of terrestrial plants - and seeds of our native orchids cannot germinate without the aid of a specialised fungal partner.
- Mycorrhizas are important physical links in the ecosystem between vertebrates, invertebrates and plants.
- Diversity is important for ecosystem health and resilience including drought tolerance.
- Lichens capture carbon and contribute nitrogen to ecosystems, are used as an indicator to air quality, also providing habitat for micro-fauna.
• Endophytes are present in most plant tissues, and have roles in plants avoiding some diseases and grazing by animals.
- Some are important in stable carbon sequestration.
• Fungal hyphae, which ramify throughout soils are important for good soil structure, water retention and nutrient availability.
Questions that need answering for science-based solutions towards the long term management of ecosystem functions:
• What and where fungi are found in Australia?
• Are the ranges of any species of fungi changing?
• What is the biology and ecology of fungal species?
• What levels and types of fungal diversity are needed for ecosystem health and function?
• How do fungi that have critical ecosystem functions disperse and spread in the current modified Australian landscape?
• How do current large scale management tools – such as fire - affect the fungi and the connected functioning of ecosystems?
Suggested References:
Chapman AD (2009) Numbers of living species in Australia and the world In 'http://www.environment.gov.au/search/site/Numbers of living species in Australia and the world'. (Australian Biological Resources Study, Canberra).
May TW, McMullan-Fisher SJM (2012) Don't be afraid of the F-word: prospects for integrating fungi into biodiversity monitoring. Proceedings of the Royal Society of Victoria 124, 79-90.
McMullan-Fisher SJM, May TW, Robinson RM, Bell TL, Lebel T, Catcheside P, York A (2011) Fungi and fire in Australian ecosystems: a review of current knowledge, management implications and future directions. Australian Journal of Botany 59, 70-90.
Minter D (2010) A future for fungi - the orphans of Rio. In 'http://www.fungal-conservation.org/blogs/orphans-of-rio.pdf'. (International Society for Fungal Conservation: Whitby, UK).
Minter D (2011) Botanists and zoologists fungal conservation needs you. In 'http://www.fungal-conservation.org/blogs/message-to-botanists-and-zoologists.pdf'. (International Society for Fungal Conservation: Whitby, UK).
Pouliot AM, May TW (2010) The third 'F' — fungi in Australian biodiversity conservation: actions, issues and initiatives. Mycologia Balcanica 7, 41–48.


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Graduation claimed three of the top four scorers from the Coon Rapids girls' lacrosse team and a sense of optimism.
Sammi DeJoy, a senior standout and daughter of coach Jeff DeJoy, admitted her preseason concerns. But a 6-1 start to the season answered questions and sharpened the Cardinals' focus on postseason success.
DeJoy, an attack wing, has maintained her scoring touch, ranking among the leaders in the metro area with 35 goals.
She spoke with Star Tribune reporter David La Vaque about the Cardinals' surprising fast start, attracting more attention from defenses and hopes for a state tournament appearance.
Q: When you look at the 12-11 loss to Maple Grove, have you thought about how close this team is to being undefeated?
A: Yeah, we're starting to get nervous before games now because we think we can do well. Coming into the season, we lost about 11 players who had started at some point so we weren't really sure how good we would be. But the younger girls have stepped up and now we have a better outlook.
Q: You've gone 3-1 in four games decided by two goals or less. How were you able to pull out most of your close games?
A: Our first halves haven't been very good this season. We've let in almost double the amount of goals in the first half compared to the second half. But I think our team really knows when to turn it on. We really start to play smarter. We hold the ball, make good passes and get it to people who can score.
Q: You have shown an ability to score a lot of goals. Have you been attracting more attention from defenses?
A: Yeah, I was kind of open a lot in our first game against Centennial. But starting with Andover, teams have started to double- or triple-team me. They yell "Mark No. 3," which gets in my head a little bit. I get a little stressed out if I don't get as many opportunities as I'd like. But my teammates have stepped up and scored goals. If you focus on me, we have some girls that will surprise you.
Q: Did you grow up playing soccer and lacrosse? Or did lacrosse, because it is a newer sport, get on your radar more recently?
A: I've played soccer since I was maybe 3 years old. That's been my dad's favorite thing in life so I grew up with the sport. I was in track and field in sixth and seventh grade and then lacrosse became a high school sport when I was in eighth grade. I guess I just wanted to try something new.
Q: Is soccer still No. 1 for you or has lacrosse taken the top spot?
A: I think lacrosse has become more my favorite. It's an exciting game to play. It's fast-paced and there are more goals scored.
Q: Looking ahead to the playoffs, you have a 3-0 record against teams in your section. Do you feel like you have a good chance at reaching state?
A: I think once we started playing well against the teams in our section, it gave us confidence. Plus, we lost to Stillwater the past two or three years and they got moved out of our section. So there is some excitement that we can do it.


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Indiana Lt. Governor Seeks Big Ideas for Indiana's Future
Lt. Governor Sue Ellspermann has joined forces with former Congressman Lee Hamilton to create the Bicentennial Visioning Project. The goal of the project is to envision where Indiana should strive to be in the next fifty years. The outcome will be a book product that will feature the leading "big ideas" to drive positive change in Indiana's third century.
Former Congressman Lee Hamilton, who is co-chair of the Bicentennial Commission, explained how they developed the concept:
"Observing the Indiana Bicentennial is a time to celebrate our history and all of the past contributions that have made us the state and the people that we are today. However, we believe that we miss an opportunity as we focus on our state if we do not also look ahead to our future. A study of our past is most fully meaningful if we use those history lessons as a foundation for our future. This Visioning Project is a way to capture the best ideas for Indiana's future from today's big thinkers across a wide range of economic, social and cultural issues."
Borrowing from her background as a management consultant, Lt. Governor Ellspermann is overseeing the project on behalf of the Bicentennial Commission and she is facilitating each session. She earned her doctorate in how people arrive at consensus and is demonstrating an artfulness in helping the panelists feel at ease putting their ideas on the table. However, because the Commission and the Visioning Project itself are nonpartisan, she steps aside when the time comes to bring consensus to the long list of ideas.
Subject matter experts and leaders have been assembled to address 10 subjects:
Agriculture, Rural Affairs
Arts, Recreation, Culture
Business, Industry, Economy
Civic Engagement, Philanthropy
Education, Career Development
Environment, Conservation
Health, Welfare
Public Safety, Homeland Security
The sessions are being held throughout the state and participants were charged with peering decades into the future and setting goals for the state to achieve. In each session the panelists offer up ideas, and then the ideas are narrowed to a consensus handful. Typically there are five to seven "big ideas." The project launched in September and will conclude by the end of the year. Each topic will be a chapter in the report, which will be issued in June 2016. Lt. Gov. Ellspermann explains that, "This report is not intended to be a political manifesto with specific policy recommendations. Rather, we see it as a resource document with a collection of big ideas and broad goals for Indiana's future."
She has appointed Norm Heikens as project manager editor of the final report. Heikens has been a successful journalist for the past thirty years as a reporter and editor for the Indianapolis Business Journal and the Indianapolis Star. He is being supported by Bicentennial Scholars representing various Indiana colleges and universities. Together, they will establish a website portal for Hoosiers to submit their "big ideas" to be added to the work group's recommendations. The project will be completed during the summer of 2016 coinciding with the celebration of Indiana's Bicentennial activities.
The Visioining Project is being supported by a grant from Old National Bank. You can read more at: IBC: Bicentennial Visioning Project
Indiana's 2016 Bicentennial Celebration will honor the state's 200 years of history engaging all 6.5 million Hoosiers while leaving a lasting legacy for future generations. The Bicentennial Commission, chaired by former Congressman Lee Hamilton and former Lt. Governor Becky Skillman, works with volunteer coordinators in every county to develop projects that are worthy of designation as "Official Bicentennial Legacy Projects." All projects are categorized under four main themes set forth by the Commission: Youth and Education; Historical Celebration; Nature Conservation; and Community Involvement. To date, 329 projects have been endorsed in 78 counties. The Bicentennial Celebration will kick off on Statehood Day, December 11, 2015, and continue all year to a grand finale weekend December 10 and 11, 2016.
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Goddard, San Jacinto receive science grants
Published 5:46 pm, Monday, April 2, 2012
Goddard and San Jacinto junior highs were surprised with Devon Energy Science Giants grants totaling $20,000 Friday morning.
Goddard science department chairman David Sites said he was thrilled the school was awarded $15,000 that will be used to purchase hands-on, technologically advanced lab equipment the department could not afford in its standard budget.
Sites said the school will purchase science packages and interactive LabQuest devices from Vernier that allow students to collect data samples electronically, graph and calculate.
The devices would be purchased for seventh- and eighth-grade classes and cover basic topics like pH, breathing, heart rate and temperature and other topics in-depth.
"Because of a lack of updated lab facilities, it's more difficult for us to do lab experiments than all the other schools," Sites said, discussing how the three other junior highs received updated labs in the last bond election. "Now, with these, we'll be able to collect the same information, but in different ways."
Sites said he's wanted the LabQuest package for about five years, but just hasn't had money in the budget.
"All students will be affected and impacted," Sites said. "Hopefully, they'll be inspired and given a good foundation for science so high school teachers don't have to reteach things."
During an assembly at Goddard Friday morning, Don Webb, Devon production superintendent for the Permian Basin, presented Sites with the check and said, "this is an opportunity for Goddard to expand programs and hopefully develop future Devon employees."
San Jacinto Junior High was awarded $5,000 to continue the development of the Lego-based robotics program taught by MISD robotics coordinator Curt Cowdrey.
Devon Energy's annual Science Giants grant program is open to students in Andrews, Ector County and Midland ISDs. During the program's inaugural year in 2011, both winning schools were from Ector County ISD.
Schools were judged on proven academic gains in science, innovative approaches used in and out of the classroom to cultivate student interest in science and a vision to improve student achievement in science.
Schools were also asked to submit overall science TAKS scores by grade level. Webb said they wanted to award the schools that were showing improvement over time.
"Promoting science is important because it will lead to a better society over time," Webb said.
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Angelo Alessio has paid tribute to a tough Torino outfit, who made his Juventus team worked hard for their 3-0 win in Serie A on Friday.Assistant coach Alessio, who has stood in for the banned Antonio Conte since the start of the season, cut a nervous figure before a second-half double from Claudio Marchisio and Sebastian Giovinco's strike settled the contest.
Claudio Marchisio believes Juventus will take plenty of confidence from their convincing 3-0 Serie A derby victory over Torino on Saturday.The Italy midfielder scored twice while Sebastian Giovinco added a third as the Bianconeri coasted past their rivals, and the 26-year-old was delighted two club academy products netted the goals which handed bragging rights to the Scudetto champions.
Juventus centre-back Andrea Barzagli believes Antonio Conte's return in a week is going to be a great boost for his team.The 43-year-old was handed a 10-month ban at the start of the season due to failure to report alleged match-fixing during his time in charge of Siena.
Juventus defender Giorgio Chiellini wants to be the match-winner again when the Italian champions take on Torino in the Derby della Mole.The Italian has been on the sidelines with an injury issue but is back in training with the squad ahead the weekend Serie A clash.
Juventus will be hoping they can bounce back to winning ways in Serie A, as the league leaders host local rivals Torino at the weekend.The Italian champions have now gone two games without a league win, failing to score at home to Lazio before slumping to a 1-0 loss away to AC Milan.
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Bobby Bollier Q&A
24 May
This week for our teammate Tuesday we check in with team dolfin member Bobby Bollier, our resident "fly guy" and 2015 Pan Ams medalist. We caught up with Bobby to talk about music, training some little known facts about him!
- Morning practice is universally tough. Any tips for staying motivated/positive in the morning during grueling training weeks?
Bobby: The way I've come to terms with morning practice over the years is by insisting that I make the ordeal worth my time. This starts when I wake up – I set a single alarm and never let myself snooze through it. As I'm driving to practice, I reflect on my goals for the day (admittedly, half of this is simply because I'm afraid I'll fall asleep at the wheel if I don't get my brain going). I make sure to say "good morning" to at least two teammates when I roll in. Lastly – and this is really the key thing – I relax in the hot tub for 5-10 minutes right before practice begins. When all is said and done, I guess there are two things that get me going for morning practices: first, I commit to waking up and being prepared for practice; and second, I reward myself with a little time in the hot tub!
- What is the one song you have to listen to before you race?
B: I am one of those weirdos who doesn't listen to music once I get on deck at the swim meet. Maybe that's something I should try changing up so that I don't end up with something annoying playing in my head once I start racing! Worst music I've had stuck in my head during a race? Um…there's a relatively recent Taylor Swift song that's a bit hard to shake off, so to speak, once you have it going in your head.
- What is a fun/not well known talent of yours?
B: I can do a fairly convincing Donald Duck voice – but don't let me get started unless you want to hear it the rest of the day!
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Yes, extremely suitable for office as well as dates and casual wear.
Extremely versatile. Great for hot weather.
Should also try Tom Ford's Grey Vetiver.
Guerlain Vetiver is more versatile than Grey Vetiver. Grey Vetiver is more tenacious.
Really considering this fragrance but I am wondering if it's as suitable for the office as well as on a date. Is it versatile? I'm based in Singapore, a humid tropical country.
Yes, extremely suitable for office as well as dates and casual wear.
Extremely versatile. Great for hot weather.
Should also try Tom Ford's Grey Vetiver.
Guerlain Vetiver is more versatile than Grey Vetiver. Grey Vetiver is more tenacious.
Quite versatile during the entire daily schedule- have worn it so far (quite frequently) both during daytime and for evenings/nights out etc., never had any problem with it, this fragrance remaining appropriate in either types of situation.
I really enjoy wearing this to work but it's versatile for anytime wear.
I can't see any problem in wearing it at office and yes, it is a versatile as a pure vetiver based fragrance, specially in humid/warm weather (as most of the vetiver based fragrances)
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Highly recommended! ..and yet it seems like it's not for everyone. Definitely sample if you can but for the price I think it's worthy of a blind buy. You can always sell it here if you don't care for it. I wish I could swap my NIB 200 ml of Habit Rouge for a 200 ml of it.
...and yes, it's especially nice and cooling in humid climates.
It is true that fish stink. It is also true that the river is
beautiful. But the river would be beautiful despite the fish. What
is noxious remains so.
That is not to say that sh*t is not useful when buried in the wheat
field. Bread made from the field tastes sweet, wine from the arbor
sweetest. All things serve a purpose, but that is no reason to
glorify what is abominable. A man must still watch where he walks
and keep his sandals clean. c.21 of the Egyptian Book of the Dead, Trans: Normandi Ellis
Vetivers are typically designed for hot weather, so they will do very well in Singapore. And I always thought they do very well in an office, fresh, but they never come across as teenage stuff. The Guerlain is a good one, and as hedonist was saying, there are many others (though typically in expensive niche territory).
Very versatile and works well for day and night. Wear it and you will be the best smelling man in any crowd. For what it is worth, I really like the aftershave and in that concentration it is totally office in the tropics appropriate--maybe the EdT at night?
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Quite versatile. My Dad wore Guerlain Vetiver to his law office everyday in humid South Florida. I also frequently wear it to work, but rarely out at night. However, it's a good all around scent IMO.
The shirt is a great idea. If you wear suit, you can put a scented handkerchief in your breast pocket (or simply scented paperstrips). Hair keeps perfume well too, though it's not that common to spray hair for men.
whenever you feel like it .
in my case, I see it more appropriate for day , particularly for formal or semi-formal occasions
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What Vetiver based perfume would you suggest if you guys had a choice? I dont mind getting another one to compliment the Guerlain. Encre Noire?
Agree with very versatile, I wear it for almost any occasion.
I think it is the crisp white shirt of fragrances-- it is always appropriate and good for almost any scenario. I'd caution you with wearing it on a date, though. Some can perceive it as a little dated. Grey Vetiver is a modern interpretation of the Guerlain. I do prefer both the Tom Ford and Guerlain in the warmer months.
As for other vetivers, Encre Noire is inexpensive and a good choice for the price. However,in that price range, I much prefer the very fresh Lush Smuggler's soul (most inexpensive in body spray form, which lasts very well). It's not available in the US, though, just in Europe.
At niche prices, Chanel Sycomore for more elgant, and Vetiver extraordinaire for superfresh.
Lubin Itasca. Wearing it today for the first time. Seems year around to me.


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Pearse Museum - St Enda's Park
Contact Details
St. Enda's Park,
Grange Road,
Dublin 16.
Telephone No: +353 1 493 4208
Fax No: +353 1 493 6120
Email: email@example.com
Website: http://pearsemuseum.ie/
Opening Hours
Open all year:
Pearse Museum:
Nov - Jan: Mon - Sun 09.30 - 16.00
Feb Mon - Sun 09.30 - 17.00
Mar - Oct: Mon - Sun 09.30 - 17.30
Sundays & Bank Holidays - opens 10.00am
The Museum closes over the Christmas Period.
St. Enda's Park:
Nov – Jan 9.00am - 4.30pm
February 9.00am - 5.30pm
March 9.00am - 6.00pm
April 9.00am - 8.00pm
May – Aug 9.00am - 9.00pm
September 9.00am - 8.00pm
October 9.00am - 6.00pm
Weekends/ Bank Holidays - Park opens 10am
Park closed Christmas Day
Average Length of Visit: 1 - 2 hours
Admission Fees
Well presented Nature Study centre, self-guiding trail, toilets, car / coach park.
Restaurant/Tearooms: Cáfe open 7 days a week.
Telephone +353 (01) 493 9061
Seating capacity: 35 + 16 Outside Courtyard (+23 extra in mid-summer)
Former school run by Patrick Pearse, now a museum in beautiful grounds. Attractions include exhibitions, a nature study room with attractive displays on Irish flora and fauna and an audio-visual show titled "This Man Kept a School". Access for visitors with disabilities to ground floor and Nature Study Centre.
St. Enda's Park - One of Dublin city's most charming and atmospheric parks, with its riverside walks, waterfall and walled garden.
Location: 8km approximately from Dublin City Centre
Bus Route(s): No. 16 from City Centre. Get off at the stop opposite the Park on Grange Road.
Guided Tours: Available on request
Max No: 40
Duration: 30 minutes
Disabled access to all areas except the Halla Mór
Leaflet/Guide book: English, Irish.
Seasonal Events: Outdoor concerts during summer season. Please check in advance using contact details listed above
Audiovisual presentation: "This Man Kept a School"
Seating: 40
Duration: 20 minutes
Languages: English, Irish
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text: After a short intermission it was Nick Colionne's turn who wore a light grey suit with hat, looking as gorgeous as usual, backed by two keyboards, drums and bass (Dave Hilterbrand), displaying his tremendous skills on guitar. He is such a powerful performer and had the crowd soon in the palm of his hand. With a new CD entitled No Limits on Koch Records soon coming up, he delivered a few songs from this album, most notably the song "Melting Into You" that simply was mesmerizing and surely is destined to become a hit, the song evoked some strong and enthusiastic responses from the audience. Additionally he sang "Rainy Night In Georgia", a song that fits perfectly to his deep voice and gave me goose-bumps. His guitar playing was great and I am impressed each time I hear him by his level of artistry, Nick really is a bad dude! His joking remarks in between songs created quite a few laughs in the audience and he didn't mind to directly react to comments from the audience, Nick is just the consummate entertainer. He too did a lengthy stroll in the audience to the delight of his many fans, bringing his trademark guitar playing right to them. This was another outstanding performance by Nick, his concerts are always a memorable experience.


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Zenith Interiors
Zenith Interiors is one of the most progressive commercial furniture companies in Australia. We are a National Supplier with major contracts in Corporate and Government throughout Australia. Our continuing expansion now presents a great opportunity for a Project Co-Ordinator in our Sydney office. Reporting to the Sydney State Manager, this role will see you involved in the delivery process of our products and services to our clients. The role will encompass procurement and logistics, installation coordination, cost control, and project administration.
Our Sydney office has enjoyed substantial and sustained growth and offers this new position to an ambitious person looking to develop their career.
Ideally you will have been working in the building or fit out industry in any of the following fields – Commercial Furniture installation or related roles, Building Products supply, Fit out contractor or cabinetmaker/joiner.
Our business is strongly focussed on customer service so good presentation and a high standard of communication skills is essential. Previous experience in areas of client or customer contact will be an advantage.
The successful applicant will require computer skills. The role requires accuracy in maths and legible writing skills. Some experience in reading plans and an understanding of the office fit out or construction industry is going to place the applicant in good stead.
An attractive salary package and incentive scheme will reward strong performance.
Zenith Interiors is an equal opportunity employer.
Applicants should apply in writing to the State Manager, Zenith Interiors.
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Louisa T. Arab
Longtime Juneau resident Louisa T. Arab died April 5, 1998, at her home in Juneau after a short illness. She was 94 years old.
She came to Juneau in 1962 and worked for the chamber of commerce, Gross Enterprises and Behrends Department Store. She retired in 1979.
Her family writes that she was a loving mother to all her knew her, and was affectionately known as Gram Gram to many. She loved to travel, especially to Hawaii, and enjoyed card games and visiting with her family.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Harold Arab.
She is survived by her daughter Helen and son-in-law George Bonnett and daughter Dulcie Collins, all of Juneau, son Harold Arab and daughter-in-law Mariko of Honolulu, Hawaii, and son Richard Arab and daughter-in-law Maria of Corpus Christi, Texas; grandchildren Linda and husband Ian Cryan, Carol and husband Steve Sewill, Ray and wife Carol Collins, all of Juneau, Lester and wife Ginny Cole and daughter Erika of Washington, Michelle Arab of Pennsylvania and Miki Cole of Juneau; and nephews John Asp of Juneau and Svend Asp and wife Maxine of Seattle.
She is also survived by her great-grandchildren Louisa Hays, Emma Cryan, Jennifer Sewill, Michael and Matthew Cole and Lindsey Collins of Juneau; and great-great-grandchild Mary Hayes of Juneau.
Funeral Mass will be held 1 p.m. Monday at Saint Paul's Catholic Church with a reception following in the parish hall. Pallbearers will be George Bonnett, Steve Sewill, Michael and Matthew Cole, Ian Cryan and Ray Collins. Honorary pallbearers will be John Asp, Svend Asp, Francis Cryan, Alex Cryan and Boyd Cody.
Memorial donations may be made to Cornerstone Home Health, 3225 Hospital Drive, Suite 101B, Juneau, AK, 99801, or to a charity of choice.
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Rest Is Silence Yorick
[Fm]Tired, tormented, e[D#]xhausted from life
[C#]Now all alone he [C]walks through the park
[Fm]No-one never he [D#]had by his side
[C#]Happiness was hiding in the[C] dark all the time
[Fm]And now the earth claims [C/Cm]back her own [Fm]dust
The wind wants to [Bm]take away his[C] a[Fm]shes
He hears some shabby recollections in mind
Maybe in memory he´s got some secrets
He never ever had ever releaved
With it he will die and had always lived
November, cold, he´s very old
Suddenly falls down on the leaves
Before his eyes ran all his life
He saw nothing just like before the birth
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Tips For A Job Interview
Submitting a great resume to a job posting is only the first step in landing your ideal position. The interview becomes the next high priority.
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Making a Good Impression
Hiring personnel make their decisions based largely on how you answer their questions, how you look, and how you conduct yourself. This is where it pays to be well informed on what you should do and, just as importantly, what you should not do during the interview process.
You must make a great first impression. That means dressing appropriately in a suit and tie for men, or a pantsuit or skirt and blouse for a woman. Even if you are applying for an entry level position, you should dress in a business like fashion that portrays confidence and business sense.
You also want to walk in with confidence, and shake hands immediately with all present, using a firm grip. A first impression is something that your future employer will remember long after they have met with many candidates.
Learn a Little about the Company
Next, wow them with your research of the company. Always come to the discussion knowing the basics of what the company does, how long they have been in business, their top executive, and what the job you are applying for entails.
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However do so subtlety and only when the opportunity is presented. Forcing such knowledge into the conversation comes across as phoney.
Your Body Speaks a Language
Another tip to have a great job interview is to be cautious about your body language. As with almost any relationship, it can be more important how you say something than what you actually say.
If you are slumped down in your chair and not enthusiastically showing your interest, then no matter what you say could be perceived as disinterest in the job. That is why you need to sit up straight, keep good eye contact, smile routinely, and allow your body language to communicate your honesty, enthusiasm and openness.
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Movies in Theaters on Friday, October 28, 2011
This Halloween weekend is devoid of horror but heavy on dark comedy (The Rum Diary), sexy sci-fi (In Time), existential romance (Like Crazy) and revisionist historical thrills (Anonymous). Will any be enough to keep you from the weekend's tricks and treats?[BoxTitle]The Rum Diary[/BoxTitle] [Trailer]https://heavy.com/movies/movies-videos/movie-trailers/2011/08/the-rum-diary/[/Trailer] [Review]https://heavy.com/movies/movie-reviews/2011/10/the-rum-diary-review/[/Review] [BuyTickets]http://www.fandango.com/therumdiary_136262/movietimes[/BuyTickets]
Based on an early novel by Hunter S. Thompson (written in the early '60s but unpublished until 1998), The Rum Diary follows freelance journalist Paul Kemp (Johnny Depp) as he tries to save himself from various self-destructive lost souls (including, of course, himself) while working for a newspaper in the Caribbean — a Caribbean, however, where Captain Jack Sparrow is certainly nowhere to be found. Get ready for another mind-bending melding of Depp/Thompson, their second collaboration after director Terry Gilliam's 1998 surrealist odyssey, Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas. Bruce Robinson is in the director's chair for this cinematic bender — The Rum Diary marks his first directorial gig since 1992's ho-hum thriller, Jennifer Eight (that's the one with a blind Uma Thurman and a stressed-out Andy Garcia), but we know the man behind both Withnail and I (a mischievous portrait of two drunk out-of-work theatre people) and How to Get Ahead in Advertising (which features Robinson himself as the voice of a talking boil on Richard E. Grant's shoulder) can pull off this kind of gonzo material.
[BoxTitle]In Time[/BoxTitle] [Trailer]https://heavy.com/movies/movies-videos/movie-trailers/2011/10/in-time-2/[/Trailer] [BuyTickets]http://www.fandango.com/intime_141345/movietimes[/BuyTickets]
A cast that includes Justin Timberlake, Amanda Seyfried, Matt Bomer, Alex Pettyfer and Olivia Wilde? Finally, science fiction is sexy again! This slick-looking silliness takes place in a future where the aging gene has been turned off and people stop getting old at 25 (it's Hollywood's idea of utopia!). However, stamped on everyone's arm is a clock that shows how long they will live — to keep the population under control, time has become the way people pay for luxuries and necessities; the rich can live forever while everyone else tries to score extra "years." Timberlake plays a poor guy who's accused of murder after he inherits a whole bunch of years from a mysterious rich dude (Bomer); soon, he's on the run from a police force known as the "Time Keepers" and a middle-aged mafia known as the "Minutemen." Writer-director Andrew Niccol made a modern sci-fi classic with Gattaca, but that was back in 1997 — since then, he's stumbled a bit with the pointless show business satire, S1m0ne, and the so-so tale of an arms dealer, Lord of War. In Time probably won't be the film with which he reclaims his position as a sci-fi visionary to be reckoned with, but it sure does look pretty.
[BoxTitle]Like Crazy[/BoxTitle] [Trailer]https://heavy.com/movies/movies-videos/movie-trailers/2011/08/like-crazy-movie-trailer/[/Trailer] [BuyTickets]http://www.fandango.com/likecrazy_124643/movietimes[/BuyTickets]
The romance between an American (Anton Yelchin, looking relieved that he doesn't have to play a total jerkoff like he did in Fright Night) and a British foreign exchange student (Felicity Jones, looking, well, quite lovely) suddenly becomes complicated post-graduation by long-distance challenges when her expired Visa sends her back to England — and unable to return to the States. They struggle to keep their passion alive, despite the miles and distractions — namely, Jennifer Lawrence for him and Charlie Bewley for her. It's the sheer sincerity of Like Crazy that's going to make it' well, go the distance — the film looks unapologetically, un-self-consciously emotional, unafraid to dig into the guilt and confusion that comes when passion fades when' well, let's just say that the term "Out of sight, out of mind" doesn't exist for nothing. Like Crazy is definitely one from the heart and, because of that, one that is probably going to be very difficult to watch.
[BoxTitle]Anonymous[/BoxTitle] [Trailer]https://heavy.com/movies/movies-videos/movie-trailers/2011/04/anonymous-movie-trailer/[/Trailer] [BuyTickets]http://www.fandango.com/anonymous_140924/movietimes[/BuyTickets]
"What Shakespeare a fraud?" Apparently, no one cares, as this period political/literary thriller was once scheduled for a large-scale opening of Shakespeare in Love proportions but was scaled back to an extremely limited release after it tested poorly. Anonymous is based on somewhat popular fringe theories that suggest the works of the Bard were written by Edward de Vere, the 17th Earl of Oxford, who is portrayed here as a literary prodigy as well as the Queen's — stay with us, now — illegitimate child, lover, and father of her child (hey, if you wanna write, you gotta live). The repressed, creatively frustrated dramatist finally scores a venue through a playbroker just as revolutionaries challenge the monarchy; the actual William Shakespeare is a murdering commoner who becomes de Vere's unlikely frontman. This epic fussiness is directed by Roland Emmerich, destroying literary history instead of the planet itself this time around, though this melodrama looks to be just as over-the-top (and absurd) as 2012 and The Day After Tomorrow.
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COLUMBUS GROVE, OH – Friday night the Kalida Wildcats used a combination of their bats and Columbus Grove errors to remain perfect in defense of their Putnam County League title with a 10-0 five inning victory over the Bulldogs.
It didn't take long for the Wildcats to get on the scoreboard in the top of the first inning as Brady Decker and Derek Buss reached via a one out error and a hit by pitch. Trevor Lambert's sacrifice fly to left field put the visitors on top 1-0 before the bases were again loaded by virtue of Kevin Hamburg being plunked with an Alex Schnieder offering. The third Kalida player, Owen Recker's bases loaded walk pushed across the second run of the contest before the inning game to an end for the defending league champions.
Three up and three down would be the way things would go for the home squad in their first time through the lineup as all nine players were sent down in order via strikeouts, ground balls and fly outs by southpaw Trent Siebeneck.
Three more runs went up on the visitors half of the scoreboard in the second inning in the same fashion as the first as the Wildcats were again able to reach via walks, errors and by virtue of being hit by pitches thrown by Schnieder until he was relieved by shortstop turned pitcher Reid Stechschulte with a pair of outs in the inning after Jeffery Knueve's sacrifice fly brought home a run.
Bases loaded walks to Kevin Hamburg and Owen Recker gave Kalida a 5-0 lead heading to the bottom of the second frame.
On the evening the Bulldogs were able to put four baserunners on against their opponents with the first of those in Grant Schroeder reaching via an error on a dropped flyball on the edge of the grass in the second. Schroeder would terminated from the bases moments later on a flyout doubleplay.
Knueve who finished the ballgame with a trio of runs batted in pushed across his last two in the third inning as he smacked a first pitch offering from Stechschulte to the right field wall and cruised into third bases with a triple to help give the Wildcats a 7-0 lead after the visiting teams third time at the bat.
Stechschulte began the bottom of the fourth with a single for the first hit of the game for the home Bulldogs but it was not to be in the inning as they would come up empty once again.
Three runs would come in to provide the final markers of the game for Kalida all in the top of the fifth inning as Siebeneck, Buss and Trevor Lambert would come around to score on a single and a pair of fielders choices to move the game to 10-0 Wildcats.
Adam Birkemeier walked with one out but was erased on a Nick Woods fielders choice in the bottom of the fifth inning. Wyatt Siebert provided the second hit of the contest for his squad but would see the game come to an end via the run rule in Ohio high school baseball just two pitches later when Emilio Delarosa popped out to end the contest.
Kalida now leads the all-time series with Columbus Grove 43-42 and has won 16 straight Putnam County League contests dating back two seasons ago when their only loss was to eventual league champion Miller City.
Trent Seibeneck (1-1) was the winning pitcher for Kalida (7-6, 4-0), while Alex Schnieder (1-1) took the loss for the Bulldogs (7-5, 4-2).
Key Performers:
Brady Decker (Kalida): 2/4, 2H, 3R
Jeffery Knueve (Kalida): 1/3, 3 RBI, 1 3B
Kevin Hamburg (Kalida): 0/1, 2 RBI, 2 BB
Owen Recker (Kalida): 0/1, 2 RBI, 3 BB
Reid Stechschulte (Grove): 1/2, 1H