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We've received your request for contractors offering Moving Services in Oak Creek and are happy to help you take the next step in getting your project off the ground! Listed below is our network of certified home contractors serving Oak Creek and its neighboring communities. To arrange for a project assessment or to learn more about Moving Services or related home improvement services currently offered in Oak Creek, you can contact us via the form on the right of this page or by calling us directly at 866.355.7164. We'll do our very best to connect with you the proven professionals you need to get the job done.
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[Em]Snowin' and [A7]blowin' up [Em]bushels of [A7]fun
[E7] Now the jingle hop [A7]has be[A+]gun
[D]Jingle bell, [Dmaj7]jingle bell, [D6]jingle bell [D]rock
[D]Jingle bells [D#dim]chime in [Em]jingle bell [A7]time
[Em]Dancin' and [A7]prancin' in [Em]jingle Bell [A7]Square
[E7] In the [A7]frosty [D]air
What a [G]bright time, it's the [Ddim]right time
To [D]rock the night away,
Jingle [E]bell time is a swell time
[A] To go ridin' in a one-horse sleigh
[D]Giddyup, [Dmaj7]jingle horse, [D6]pick up your [D]feet, jingle a[D7]round the [B7]clock
[G]Mix and a-mingle in a [Gm]jinglin' beat, [E7]That's the [A7]jingle bell [D]rock
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[E7]That's the [A7]jingle bell
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Dirt Every Day Episode 10: Road Trippin' in a 1965 Dodge M37Posted in Features on June 21, 2013
A new Dirt Every Day episode came out yesterday. Dirt Every Day – hosted by 4-Wheel & Off-Road Technical Editor Fred Williams and covering off road adventures – comes out every other Thursday on the Motor Trend You Tube channel. What's next on my to-do list? To go back through all the Dirt Every Day episodes. In the latest Episode 10, Fred takes his 1965 Dodge M37 to Mammoth for some snow wheeling, then to Hollister for some more 4-wheeling, then to the sand dunes of Pismo Beach after dropping off his friend at Big Sur. You'll recognize the M37 as Williams' project Dumpster (so named because it looks like a ratty old truck, but has a bunch of good parts hidden inside). It features a 6.0L small-block V8 from a 2004 GMC Denali, that connects to a Ranger Overdrive, followed by a rebuilt SM-465 four- speed manual transmission and Stak three-speed transfer case. The front axle is a Dodge AAM 9.25 (from an '07 Dodge 3500) with an ARB air locker. The rear axle is a 14-bolt also with an air locker. Dumpster works well off-road – and scares old ladies.
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One of Obamacare's key features is the state exchanges on which individuals will be able to buy health insurance–in effect, to buy health care, since little of what passes for "health insurance" is actually insurance. It is mostly just bill-paying. The theory is that some individuals will see cost savings, not because there is anything inherently efficient about the exchanges, but because the government will subsidize some purchasers' premiums, depending on income. This means that other Americans will have to pay more, of course.
Many of the uninsured (I believe most) are young people who have made a rational calculation that health insurance is a bad investment for them. They don't need much health care, and if they have a medical emergency it will probably either be a car accident or a work-related injury. In either case, other insurance will apply. And if they are unlucky enough to need serious medical care, they will get it for free in any event, in an emergency room or elsewhere. So why spend scarce resources on health insurance? Sure, Obamacare says if they don't, they are supposed to pay a tax, but the tax is small and is probably uncollectible anyway.
So the federal government will team up with the states to try to persuade people to buy health insurance on the individual exchanges. In Minnesota, the exchange is called MNSure. Yesterday MNSure announced an advertising campaign to inform Minnesotans about the program, and persuade them to enroll. The overall theme is "Minnesota: Land of 10,000 reasons to get health insurance."
The campaign, which reportedly will cost $9 million, involves television, print, radio, digital and other media. The ads are cute; they feature Paul Bunyan and his blue ox. This video was made, I think, by the PR agency that got the contract to promote MNSure. It shows samples of the ads in videos and other media:
The campaign includes ads on the sides of buses:
The ads are, as I said, cute, but some would find this billboard in questionable taste:
The MNSure site includes a "Your Stories" section that describes how the exchange might help particular Minnesotans. This one is named "Sam."
Sam is a college graduate trying to build a successful career in public policy. Although relatively new to the business world, Sam has already encountered the knocks and uncertainties of an unstable, depressed economy.
That's why we need Obamacare–the Obama economy is so lousy!
Finding a career-launching opportunity has been a struggle for the University of St. Thomas graduate who has degrees in philosophy and music.
There's a shock.
After serving in the AmeriCorps program for 2 years, Sam found work at a co-op and as a weekend DJ. He also devotes hours interning at community organizations where he works with youth and urban gardens, two of his greater passions. "Despite my 2 jobs, 2 internships and a lot of job searching, I remain drastically under-employed," says Sam.
Yes, like so many of his generation: full-time jobs are scarce when Obamacare penalizes any employer who hires an employee for 30 or more hours a week.
And then it happened, a simple twist of fate that we're all sure won't happen to us, a broken arm from a bike crash. "Neither of my jobs offered insurance at the time of the accident," explains Sam, "and since a private plan proved too expensive for my budget, I was uninsured."
Poor Sam! As an uninsured person, he had to forgo medical treatment, and his arm remains mangled to this day. No, wait…
At the urging of hospital staff, Sam applied for Medical Assistance and was approved due to his low income. As a result, he was able to afford the expensive hospital visits following his accident.
Sam looks forward to the time he can enroll in an employer-sponsored plan or afford his own coverage. But for now, he understands well the benefits of public programs like Medical Assistance or MinnesotaCare. "MA offers me access to preventative health care so I can stay healthy," Sam states. "It gives me security and peace of mind. One major accident or illness could mean financial ruin and derailment from my current path towards self-sufficiency."
Beginning in October, Medical Assistance recipients will enroll and select a health insurance plan through the MNsure marketplace.
On a massively subsidized basis, of course. I take it this means that instead of having his health care paid for by taxpayers of the State of Minnesota, Sam will have his health care paid for by taxpayers of the United States. This is what liberals call Progress.
The MNSure site includes a cost calculator where you can plug in your income and basic demographic data, and calculate the premium you would pay for "Silver" coverage. Just for fun, I filled out the online form, which took around 15 seconds, and was told that a Silver plan–no doubt vastly inferior to what I now have–would cost a mere $22,608 annually. This is because I am not eligible to be subsidized by the taxpayers. Like me.
What to make of all this? Some Democrats are convinced that Obamacare will become popular when voters realize that through programs like MNSure they (some of them, anyway) can get insurance at other people's expense. And without feeling like a freeloader, too–Obama says health insurance is a right! Time will tell whether those optimistic Democrats will be proved right.


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U.S. seeks to contain damage from Afghan shooting
WASHINGTON (AP) -- President Barack Obama and Defense Secretary Leon Panetta both called Afghan President Hamid Karzai to express their condolences after an American soldier in Afghanistan wandered off base and allegedly gunned down 16 villagers, and Panetta vowed to "bring those responsible to justice."
In a statement released Sunday by the White House, Obama said, "This incident is tragic and shocking, and does not represent the exceptional character of our military and the respect that the United States has for the people of Afghanistan."
Panetta said a full investigation was already under way.
A U.S. official said the suspect is a conventional soldier from Joint Base Lewis-McChord, Wash.
Another U.S. official said the sergeant is married and has two children. He served three tours in Iraq, and had been serving his first deployment in Afghanistan since December.
He was assigned to support a special operations unit of either Green Berets or Navy SEALs engaged in a village stability operation. Such operations are among NATO's best hopes for transitioning out of Afghanistan. They pair special operations troops with local villagers chosen by village elders to become essentially a sanctioned, armed neighborhood watch.
The officials spoke on condition of anonymity because the investigation is still ongoing.
Gen. John Allen, the top U.S. commander in Afghanistan, issued a statement pledging a "rapid and thorough investigation" into the shooting spree, and said the soldier will remain in U.S. custody.
U.S. officials said the service member was being detained in Kandahar and the military was treating at least five wounded. One U.S. official said the soldier, an Army staff sergeant, was believed to have acted alone and said initial reports indicated he returned to the base after the shooting and turned himself in.
The shootings come at a particularly sensitive and critical time for the U.S., just as violence over the burning of Muslim holy books at a U.S. base was starting to calm down. Sunday's incident could further fuel calls for a more rapid withdrawal of U.S. troops from Afghanistan.
The destruction of Qurans in a fire pit used to burn garbage last month sparked violent protests that killed some 30 people. Six U.S. service members were killed in attacks by Afghan security forces since that incident, which U.S. officials have apologized for and said was accidental.
AP Intelligence Writer Kimberly Dozier contributed to this report.


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No. 14 Stanford Dominates UC Santa Barbara, 81-47
Feb. 9, 2006
STANFORD, Calif. (AP) - Jillian Harmon had 17 points and a season-high 11 rebounds to help No. 14 Stanford beat UC Santa Barbara 81-47 Thursday night.
Eziamaka Okafor matched her career highs with 14 points and eight rebounds as the Cardinal (17-5) won its fourth straight and 11th of 12 overall. Candice Wiggins, who averages 21.1 points a game, had 14 points in 24 minutes, and Brooke Smith added 10 points.
Kat Suderman scored 15 points and had nine rebounds to lead Santa Barbara (11-9), which had its three-game winning streak stopped. The Gauchos have lost all six of their road games against non-conference opponents.
The Gauchos suffered through one of their worst shooting nights of the season and Stanford dominated the boards, 56-30. The Cardinal grabbed 22 of the first 27 rebounds in the second half and put the game away with a scoring flurry ending the first half.
Santa Barbara coach Mark French, who turns 56 on Saturday, was called for a pair of technical fouls and ejected from the game with 17:22 remaining. He came onto the court during a dead ball and began screaming at official Clarke Stevens regarding a non-call.
Receiving the first technical seemed to infuriate French and he became even more demonstrative, drawing the second technical. It was his first ejection in 27 years as a head coach, the last 19 at Santa Barbara.
Wiggins made three of the four free throws to put the Cardinal ahead 45-21. She missed the final attempt to end her consecutive streak at 22.
The game never got any better for the Gauchos, who were outscored 25-7 in the next 5 minutes.
Stanford opened a 12-point in the first 10 minutes but then hit a cold spell, going nearly 6 minutes without a field goal.
The Gauchos cooperated by missing 15 of their first 20 shots, with leading scorer Jenna Green missing all five of her attempts and then spending most of the first half on the bench with foul trouble.
Santa Barbara was within 21-13 with 6:28 left in the half before the Cardinal went on a 17-8 run to open a 38-21 halftime lead.
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No. 8 Stanford Handles UC Santa Barbara, 84-59Feb 2 '07
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Take nothing for granted -- that's one of those pearls of wisdom you're supposed to carry around with you at all times.
So if you're just absolutely certain Clayton Kershaw is going to win his second National League Cy Young award this off-season, there had be some solace found in the announcement Tuesday that he was one of three finalists named for the annual honor determined by Baseball Writers Assn. of America balloting.
Kershaw won the award in 2011, came in second in 2012 and is the favorite to win it for 2013 after going 16-9 and leading all of baseball with a 1.83 earned-run average and 0.92 WHIP. He also led the NL in strikeouts with 232.
He'll be up against St. Louis' Adam Wainwright (19-9, 2.94 ERA, 1.07 WHIP) and Miami rookie Jose Fernandez (12-6, 2.19 ERA, 0.98 WHIP).
Kershaw, 25, isn't the only one from the Dodgers named as an award finalist.
Yasiel Puig, who pretty much took Los Angeles and much of baseball by storm after his call-up on June 3, is one of three finalists named for NL rookie of the year.
Puig, however, faces some stiff competition in Fernandez, who looks like a budding ace for the Marlins, and St. Louis pitcher Shelby Miller (15-9, 3.06, 1.21).
Fernandez, who struck out 187 in 172 2/3 innings, is considered the favorite, but Puig hit .319 with 19 home runs and scored 66 runs in just 104 games.
Don Mattingly, who apparently is coming back to the Dodgers next season, is one of three finalists for NL manager of year.
He won't be favored against Pittsburgh's Clint Hurdle and Atlanta's Fredi Gonzalez, but he held steady a team that got off to a miserable start, and led it to that historic 42-8 run and to the NL Championship Series. Hurdle is considered the heavy favorite after guiding the Pirates to their first playoff appearance in 21 years.
The announcement of three finalists is, of course, now a regular TV show. It's produced in partnership with the BBWAA and the MLB Network.
The NL and American League rookies of the year are scheduled to be announced Nov. 11, the managers Nov. 12, the two Cy Young winners Nov. 13, and the most valuable players Nov. 14.


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Apr 17,2009
Movie Review: 'Hannah Montana, The Movie' - Miley delivers feel-good message
by Jane Clifford
The lights went down in the movie theater and the crowd screamed. The Disney logo flashed on the screen and they screamed more loudly. And when Miley Cyrus appeared in the opening scene, the audience of hundreds, average age about 9, went nuts.
4 STARS - Excellent.
3 STARS - Worthy.
2 STARS - Mixed.
1 STAR - Poor.
"Hannah Montana: The Movie" will be a hit with its target demographic. And why not? The "Hannah Montana" series on The Disney Channel is huge. Miley Cyrus, its star singer/songwriter/actor, is huge.
So, what kind of movie is it? Well, above all, it's a film to extend the Hannah/Miley franchise — about a young girl (Miley Stewart) who lives a normal life by day and is a rock star (Hannah Montana) at night and tries to keep that double life a secret.
In the film, Miley is close to losing her identity, as Hannah takes over more and more of her life. The action opens in L.A., where Miley is almost late for her own concert. She and her BFF, Lilly (Emily Osment), are careening down the halls at the concert venue in a golf cart they grabbed. We watch as Miley adds makeup and more to emerge as Hannah onstage before thousands of adoring fans. Then it's off to say a quick goodbye to brother Jackson (Jason Earles), who's bound for college, and then on to Lilly's 16th birthday party at Santa Monica Pier.
But Miley/Hannah, accompanied by her agent, Vita, played perfectly by Vanessa Williams, is detoured at a shoe store, where she spies a present for Lilly. Enter Tyra Banks, one of many cameo performers in the film, who does a hilarious bit with Hannah, fighting over a pair of shoes.
It's the first of several slapstick scenes that show Cyrus to be a natural at physical comedy, possibly making grandparents in the theater think of Lucille Ball.
After the disastrous birthday party where Hannah is supposed to show up as Miley, but doesn't have time to change and draws all attention away from Lilly, Miley misses the meeting with her brother and is going to bail on her grandmother's birthday because Vita's gotten her a gig in New York. That's when dad steps in. Played in the film and on the TV show by Miley's real-life dad, Billy Ray Cyrus, Robby Ray Stewart has had it. He accompanies her on the small jet for the gig, but it lands in Crowley Corners, Tenn.
That's when the film turns heartwarming. She's home — her real home is Nashville, where much of the filming took place, including a farm not far from the one where Miley grew up. She is surrounded by loving family, especially her grandmother, Ruby, the talented Southern actress Margo Martindale. And she meets Lucas, played sweetly by hunky Southern newcomer Travis Brody.
The audience at the screening "ooh-ed" at the romance building between Miley and Lucas, and the one Ruby encourages between Robby Ray and the farm foreman, Lorelai (Melora Hardin).
To complicate matters, there's a tabloid reporter, ably played by Peter Gunn, who follows Miley to Tennessee, trying to figure out her secret. And there are comedic turns by Barry Bostwick as the bad guy who wants to change the town by adding a mall, and the mayor, played by Beau Billingslea, who wants things to stay the same.
There's a ton of good, down-home music — some provided on-screen by Rascal Flatts and Taylor Swift — and one great dance number that every young kid in the country will be attempting to learn after they see it. (Billy Ray Cyrus gets into the act, too, singing a song from his brand-new album, "Back to Tennessee," released by — surprise! — Disney.)
The cinematography nicely showcases the bucolic Tennessee countryside, and able direction by Peter Chelsom ("Serendipity") holds things together.
In the end, this is a feel-good film that feeds what seems to be an insatiable appetite for all things Miley. But it also explores the importance of family, the relationship between a father and daughter, and remembering where you came from no matter how far you go. Let's hope that works for one talented 16-year-old.
"Hannah Montana: The Movie." Rated: G. Running time: 1 hour, 42 minutes. 2.5 stars.


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Product designs that continue to use physical prototypes are more prone to errors, delays, and increased costs. However, solutions with built-in knowledge ensure your product conforms to various standards, helping you to work faster and assure quality.
CATIA Knowledge Expert provides a powerful interactive environment to create and manage validation rules in order to ensure product designs conform to industry, customer or company standards. CATIA Knowledge Expert enables designers to dynamically capture design specifications and delivers a unique way of specifying companywide rules and checks to ensure compliance.
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Captures and standardizes corporate engineering knowledgeCATIA Knowledge Expert lets users define as many generic rules and checks specifications as needed for all, and between all, classes of CATIA V6 objects from mechanical features such as holes and fillets, to topology objects such as faces and edges plus manufacturing objects, including drillings and many others. These expert rules and checks are not embedded in a unique design, and can then be used to automatically monitor the actions of any designer throughout the company. As geometry is created or changed, the system uses the expert rules and checks to ensure compliance to corporate standards while assisting the designer.
Capitalizes and organizes corporate knowledgeExpert rules and checks are stored as independent objects in the ENOVIA PLM database. Users can define and manage rule sets to structure the corporate knowledge base logically. Rules are then classified in rule sets that are part of other rule sets. This structure allows different sets of rules and checks to be set up for different design or manufacturing processes, according to the user's needs. Rule sets can also be defined inside a representation (a part, an engineering specification) if the intent is not to share these rule sets for different purposes, but to specialize this rule set for controlling a specific product.
Shares corporate standards throughout the enterprise for better qualityOnce know-how is captured and stored, CATIA Knowledge Expert allows the standard to be spread across the enterprise. Designers have simple access to this high level data and are assured, in a permanent way, of the consistency of their design with corporate standards and best practices. Therefore, the risk of errors is reduced, improving productivity as the user converges toward an optimized design while focusing on the best approach for the company as they work.


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When employees are working long hours at office, the importance of office chairs can't be undermined. If the chairs aren't comfortable, it can lead to several problems such as back pain, shoulder and elbow pains, and other body posture problems. For better productivity and healthy working environment, employers need to select chairs that are ergonomically designed as their curved designs offer strong lumbar support for the lower back.
There are several types of ergonomically-designed chairs available in the market. To make the best choice, consider the following factors:
Many times users prefer to stretch or stain in awkward position to reach another point in their cubicle instead of getting up from the chair, leading to muscle pulls and sprains. This can be avoided through the swivel feature, which will help the users reach various points around their desk or cubicle without the need to stretch or strain excessively.
Recline or tilt
The theory that one particular posture is good for every individual doesn't hold true. Hence, the employees should be able to recline and tilt the chair according to their needs and requirements. When the chair is reclined to the proper angle, most of the body's weight can be focused on the back of the chair, leading to healthy body posture.
Hard seats are nightmare. Apart from spoiling the body posture, they make employees uncomfortable enough to reduce their productivity. So the chairs should have good quality padding that isn't too soft or too hard. Employers can consider chairs that come with recline option as they are quite relaxing and comfortable.
Also, the fabric of the seat should be breathable. Leather or vinyl seat covers are available but generally they have a higher price tag. Seats with breathable cotton fabrics are good and affordable.
Armrests are quite critical for healthy body posture. With right design of armrests, problems such as repetitive strain injury can be avoided. Generally armrests should be adjustable to set them at a level that helps users to keep their shoulders relaxed while having elbows bent at 90-degree angle. Also, to avoid conditions such as carpal tunnel syndrome, users shouldn't rest their forearms on the armrests while typing.
Not every individual has the same height, and so the height of the chair needs to be adjustable. Ideally, the users should be able to adjust the height of the chairs from 16 to 21 inches from the ground, allowing them to keep their feet planted flat on the floor, thighs horizontal, and arms leveled with the surface of the desk.
Size of the seat
Width and depth of the chair's seat are also important. Usually, the chairs are 17 to 20 inches wide, and deep enough to allow the users to have their backs against the backrest with comfortable inches of space from the back of their knees to the seat of the chair.
Width of the backrest
The backrest of the chair should be between 12 and 19 inches in width. If you are purchasing it separately from the seat, look for the adjustable one in terms of height and angle.
At Acedepot, you can find all types of ergonomically-designed office chairs that are comfortable yet economical. The store offers brands such as Ace Series, Apollo, Aviator, Cruze, Ergohuman, Fuzion, Aire, Fabrx, Nefil and Bodyflex.


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Cornerback Keenan Lewis left the Saints' Wild Card win over the Eagles with a concussion in the third quarter, leaving the Saints to turn to the little-used Rod Sweeting at corner.
The Eagles promptly turned around a 20-7 deficit and briefly took a 24-23 lead before Shayne Graham won the game with a field goal. Payton told Mike Florio of PFT that Lewis was able to practice on Tuesday, but stopped short of ruling him in for Saturday's game.
"Well, we've got a handful of guys that have played the position," Payton said. "Sweeting played the other night, there's some experience at corner with Malcolm Jenkins, Trevin Wade played the other night, hopefully Keenan will be able to go. He was able to get work today, he's been cleared, so I think heading into this game there's a good chance and we feel pretty good about where he's at and with his status."
Lewis also addressed the topic on Tuesday. He was more succinct than his coach.
"I'll definitely be out there," Lewis said, via the Baton Rouge Advocate. "I'll be ready to go."
Lewis is the best cornerback on the Saints roster right now and there's not much need to go beyond that in explaining his importance to the defense. Barring setbacks in his recovery, it looks like the Saints will have him.


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Disclosure Of Interest/ Changes In Interest Of Director/ Chief Executive Officer - Disclosure Of Change In Director's Interest - Ms Madaline Catherine Tan Kim Wah
BackJul 03, 2018
|Announcement Title
|Disclosure of Interest/ Changes in Interest of Director/ Chief Executive Officer
|Announcement Subtitle
|Disclosure of Change in Director's Interest - Ms Madaline Catherine Tan Kim Wah
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|Jul 3, 2018 18:15
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USC volleyball players Robert Feathers and Erin Yoder were named All-American Strength and Conditioning Athletes of the Year by the National Strength and Conditioning Association, in recognition of their dedication to strength training and conditioning.
The NSCA honored 229 collegiate and high school athletes from 98 schools with this award.
USC assistant strength and conditioning coach Brent Metz, who supervises the training program for the volleyball teams, selected sophomore Feathers and senior Yoder for the award.
"Robert came to USC with good strength, but difficulty with control and full range of motion, specifically with lower body movements," said Metz. "He is an example of hard work paying off. He spent every day last summer focusing on technique. As a result, he is able to not only lift more weight, but all his movements are more fluid."
"Erin's ability to understand exactly how to do any movement and then repeat that same performance day in and day out is amazing," said Metz. "She has dramatically improved in every single lift, agility drill, jump, and spring since her freshman year and her attention to detail is a thing of beauty."
Feathers is one of the nation's top middle blockers. He ranks third nationally in hitting percentage in 2013 (.413) and was named the AVCA National Player of the Week on Jan. 15. As a 2012 freshman on a USC team that advanced to the NCAA championship match, he led the nation in blocking average (1.60) and recorded a Trojan rally scoring era record 154 blocks and he was named the National Blocker of the Year.
Yoder completed her career with the Women of Troy with 101 matches played. As a senior serving specialist, she recorded 11 service aces including a career-best four aces in a single match at Cal on Oct. 12. Yoder finished with 21 career service aces and 181 career digs. She was a Pac-12 All-Academic honorable mention as a senior and helped the Trojans advance to a pair of NCAA national semifinal matches (2010 and 2011) during her time on the squad.
The NSCA All-American Athlete of the Year Award program is in its 34th year.


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Most of our smartphones contain digital cameras that rival the best that money could buy less than a decade ago. We often pay hundreds of dollars for these devices. And what do we do with them? Filter our 8-megapixel masterpieces through apps such as Hipstamatic and Instagram, to lend that elusive "shitty camera" sheen of yesteryear's cheap point-and-click models. It makes a persuasive case for Devo's grand theory of devolution — as a race, we're going backward. But whether the trend toward faux-distressed photos with blown-out colors is mindless fun or the worst kind of kitsch, the results definitely lack the authentic charm of photos taken with a real, bottom-shelf, analog camera. Said cameras are becoming harder to find, but RayKo gallery director Ann Jastrab must have a secret stash, which she dispatched for "the International Juried Plastic Camera Show," an exhibition of "the best images from the worst cameras." From a slew of entries, RayKo curated 100 photos taken by professionals such as Robert Holmgren, proving that a talented photographer can capture an indelible image using any lens, and that no sophisticated image-processing algorithm can match the warm, serendipitous imperfection of analog.


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Damien Carbery needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 69 designs submitted by 20 freelance designers.
In an attempt to revamp our organisation we want to get a logo designed and will use this on our website and in printed docs.
The logo must work in black and white.
The logo is for Dublin 15 Community Council (D15CC) is an umbrella organisation of residents groups in the Dublin 15 postal district of Dublin, Ireland.
We are a voluntary organisation that works with our member groups to advise on issues affecting residents.
The D15CC committee would like the logo to convey COMMUNITY and CO-OPERATION.
Some ideas: tree and branches, pastel colours, canal bridge, canal lock [1] - do NOT feel compelled to incorporate these into the design - we are really interested in your ideas.
I took some photos of the nearby canal that bisects the area: http://tinyurl.com/czscjs
To be honest we don't have any definite ideas - we are looking to the designers to suggest things and I will provide feedback to guide those designs that we like.
It will probably be too restrictive to incorporate the organisation name into the logo and that is fine. One of the local governments has their logo beside their name - that will work for us. [2]
[1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canal_lock
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Brendan Rodgers has pledged to bring in "hungry" players who share his belief that Liverpool can win the Premier League next season.
Rodgers has made two signings so far this summer, bringing in Rickie Lambert from Southampton for £4 million and Germany under-21 midfielder Emre Can from Bayer Leverkusen for £10m.
The Liverpool manager is also pursuing deals for Southampton midfielder Adam Lallana and Sevilla left-back Alberto Moreno as he attempts to strengthen a squad that finished runners-up to Manchester City in last season's Premier League.
On the last two occasions that Liverpool finished second - in 2002 and 2009 - they failed to push on the following season.
Liverpool slipped to fifth in 2003 and seventh in 2010, and Rodgers is aware that making the right signings this summer is key to ensuring the club do not fall away this time as they bid to win a first league title since 1990.
"We want to bring in players who are hungry. They must have the ambition to want to come in and succeed here," he told the Liverpool Echo.
"We need players with whom there can be no doubts about their quality. We're in a position now where we're going straight into the group stage of the Champions League - and we're going into the Premier League next season with an expectation and a belief that we can win the league.
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His career as a researcher is as varied as it is prolific, but Dr. James Holstein's start as a sociologist was a bit shaky. Now a professor in the Department of Social and Cultural Sciences, he started as an undergraduate who "bounced around for seven years" at the University of California– Berkley during the height of the Vietnam War before declaring a sociology major. Holstein completed his doctoral work at the University of Michigan disenchanted, but was reenergized during a postdoctoral experience at UCLA.
Thirty-five years later, he's a sure-footed scholar and this year's recipient of the Lawrence G. Haggerty Faculty Award for Research Excellence for his scholarship on social problems, deviance, mental illness and family life. An internationally known sociologist, Holstein has served as editor of a leading journal in his field, Social Problems, and has published nearly 100 journal articles, 12 books and 28 edited volumes.
Holstein describes his work plainly: "I've been interested in how people construct the meaningful contours of their everyday lives through their routine actions and interactions," he says. "For me, sociology deals with how our social surroundings and interactions condition what we see, say, do, feel and who we are."
Holstein's research has far-reaching implications for important societal and legal problems. Take mental illness, for example. His research into involuntary commitment hearings found that the process by which individuals are committed against their will is not uncaring or arbitrary. "It's vastly complex because it often pits the rights of individuals and their personal well-being, however it might be defined, against the well-being of the community at large," he says. "The legal system has struggled for decades to try to find a balance between individual liberty and community welfare."
The veteran researcher is now applying a similar analytic lens to a decidedly different phenomenon: professional football. "I've always had a secret urge to work on something from my personal life that really grabs me," Holstein says. "Since I was a kid, I've been a sports enthusiast, playing and following just about every sport imaginable."
Perhaps serendipitously, Holstein and fellow Marquette Professor of Social and Cultural Sciences Dr. Richard Jones were dissertation advisers for former Green Bay Packers linebacker Dr. George E. Koonce. The three have expanded on Koonce's research into the aftermath of football careers, and a new book, Is There Life After Football? Surviving the NFL, will be published this fall by NYU Press.
"Writing Is There Life After Football? has probably been the hardest writing project I've undertaken, but it's also been the most fun," Holstein says. "I'm pleased with the work we've done, but, to be honest, I've heard enough about profligate spending, Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy and Richie Incognito to last a lifetime."


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Paul Giamatti is a gifted actor who has made a career of being the sweet schlub who always messes up spectacularly before he finds loving redemption. And he does so, wonderfully, in "Win Win."
Here he plays Mike, an attorney with a sinking law practice who becomes the guardian of his elderly client Leo (Burt Young). Mike sees it as a way to make extra cash without having to tell his wife (Amy Ryan) of their money woes. Everybody wins, right?
Wrong. Leo's grandson Kyle (newcomer Alex Shaffer) shows up after running away from home. His mom's in rehab and Leo's in a nursing home so Mike has to take him in — much to his wife's dismay.
Kyle turns out to be a nice kid and an awesome wrestler — and Mike just happens to moonlight as coach for a struggling high school team. Score! Or, perhaps not.
Writer/director Tom McCarthy ("The Station Agent") sets us up for a team sports film and then quietly turns it into something more satisfying. The actors are terrific, including comically offbeat Jeffrey Tambor and Bobby Cannavale as Mike's buddies and wrestling fans.
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Visual effects, not reality, count in 'Sucker Punch'
Director Zack Snyder is known for stunning action films with a dark and moody atmosphere. In "Watchmen" and "300" he captured the surreal style contained in the graphic novels of the original stories. He continues his science fiction fantasy tradition in "Sucker Punch"
It's sure to please the target audience of teenage boys who love violent video games. It features protagonists who are gorgeous young women in tiny plaid skirts and thigh high stockings. The chief of this lovely crew is Babydoll, played with verve by Emily Browning. In her imagination, the girls have fantastic adventures in other realms of existence. Top-notch special effects enhance their exploits.
The babes shoot and stab their way through raging battles against thousands of strange creatures. The multi-level plot adds confusion, but no enlightenment.
Is Babydoll a patient in a mental institution? Is she a prisoner of a gangster in a high class bordello? Is she a superhero in another dimension? Who knows?
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I thanked the Gods when, after falling, I saw myself on top of a mountain of debris. As crushed stone, it fragmented even more with my fall, cushioning the impact of my body against the ground. I rolled sinking my hands, elbows and knees into the dust and the fragments of stone. I waited a while until I had a little more control over the situation and, free from a quick dizziness, looked around.
From the spot I was I could only see really high hills, ones higher than others, pinnacles stretching towards the sky. Hundreds or thousands of them, side by side, forming a bizarre scenery. I stood up, balanced on the unstable ground and risked a few steps to the edge of the top I was in. My feet sank almost till my ankles filling my sneakers with pebbles. I stretched my neck and felt a strong chill. The mount I was on was at least two hundred meters away from the ground.
I then retreated. I was imprisoned on a peak from where there wasn't the slightest chance of escape, unless in free fall until I hit the ground. There were no alternatives, there were no choices. I could either stay there for eternity or risk a dangerous descent.
I then felt the ground shake. The whole peak shook as if an earthquake was taking place. I felt the ground beneath my feet agitate, a kind of opposite flow pushed me up. I swung from one side to the other, losing balance. Then a flush of fragments burst creating a moderate geyser. Pebbles were thrown out, God knows how, forming a dense cloud of dust.
I moved away from the center of the peak, from where splinters gushed. Astonished, I saw the process diminish bit by bit until there was nothing but a small wheeling on the ground. Then, after a while, the process changed and a vortex opened on the ground draining the limestone. A hole of about five feet in diameter. I approached curiously and looked inside.
I let a muffled cry of horror out and retreated frightened before falling near the edge of the peak. My heart beat fast, my eyes wide open, hands holding tight to the moving ground, looking for an absent support.
From the opening an ant emerged. Its antennae moved nervously and its claws pushed rests of litter. It put half of its body outside and stopped suddenly when it noticed my presence. It was at least eight or nine feet tall.
My breathing was suspended. I felt my pulse speed up to worrying levels. My jaw trembled and my muscles seemed to have turned into jam. They didn't respond to any command. The yell only came out when I saw other termites, one on top of the others throwing themselves in my direction.
The ground under my body weakened and I fell off the mountain of debris.
At times feeling the side of the mount hit against my body, at times feeling myself suspended on air, but in vertiginous fall. I saw the ground approach inexorably and not for the first time, was sure I was going to die. Then I hit a high and started rolling amid fragments of stone that cushioned my fall. The speed lowered gradually. I reached the bottom of the mountain of debris puffy, scared and with multiple bruises and hematomas, but luckily, with no broken bones besides the painful felling of not having a single part of my body free from contusions.
I straightened myself on the ground looking for something to lean on. I tried to fix my dirty clothes which were wrinkled and torn at some spots. I looked around feeling really nervous, I still had the memory of the hallucinated ants coming to catch me very vivid in me. Then I raised my head and looked up. The mounts erupted towards the sky and I was pretty sure I could see distant antennas moving. The ants were angry, looking for the prey that had fallen.
I took a deep breath trying to control the emotions and started paying more attention to my surroundings. Among the bases of uncountable towers, there was a space of around twenty or thirty meters, reasonably wide corridors, sufficient for a small crowd to move. A muffled crack and fizz which precedence I ignored. The ground on the surface was pretty firm and solid, without the sandy consistence of the mounts.
I made a big effort to stand up feeling the contusions ache and my muscles throb. I risked a few steps, fearful, approached the feet searching for something different that could make me associate the place with anything that resembled civilization.
I dragged my feet down some corridors until I stopped near a tunnel. Wide enough for… for… I was still trying to organize my thoughts when I felt the ground shake slightly and the crack and fizz I heard before increase.
I stopped any lucubration and started retreating, worried. There was nowhere to run in that labyrinthine hank of corridors, then I went to a stone big enough to hide and put myself behind it.
I muffled another scream when I saw hundreds of ants gather at the entrance of the cave. A devastating wave of giant ants, wiggling their antennas, opening and closing their fangs – from where the crack and fizz came. They formed a wall in front of the entrance, just like sentinels on guard. Behind the first ones, dozens of others scattered, climbing the acclivities and spreading down the fringes. I had no choice and cowered before the inevitable.
I was soon seen and besieged. They were getting closer. My eyes filled with tears anticipating a dolorous death when a hiss made them retreat a few meters. Another hiss made them climb one on top of the others, moving back sufficiently to make me feel less threatened.
From the entrance of the cave the biggest of all emerged. An ant that was so big it took all the perimeter of the entrance. It was probably thirty meters long and six or seven meters high. And on its back… a woman.
Ekaterina Sedia.
It was a magnificent and terrorizing sight. On one hand I understood Ekaterina's arrival as attenuation to the danger, on the other, the presence of all those enormous ants caused me such a big dread my legs refused to move. It seemed like they would attack and devour me at my slightest move.
Ekaterina gestured towards me asking me to approach. But how could I? Having all those ants in front of me staring at me and wiggling their antennas and fangs? I endeavored to walk. To my surprise, the ants withdrew to my passing, allowing me to move on. I walked a few meters, being edged by a living wall of ants, some were hands long, others almost three meters.
I was almost at the entrance of the tunnel when an intense hiss started to echo, coming from all sides. The ants agitated, as well as the big one which had Ekaterina on her back. I yelled in surprise and fear when I was raised by the legs and carried down the cave by one of the ants, together with all the others in an apparently chaotic move, however, not being hurt on the process.
"It's much safer here inside," said Ekaterina, when we were already sheltered in one of the huge ant farms, full of corridors that came and went, up and down, intersecting underground in such a way all the towers were interconnected.
"What is this place?" I asked still feeling worried.
"I thought it seemed obvious," she said raising her eyebrows in perplexity.
"Yes, an ant farm. I know that. I want to know where we are, what place is this. What planet…"
"What reality to be exact. One of the many in the infinite existing universes. Entirely inhabited by insects."
Ekaterina moved to one of the internal walls. They were pretty solid. A kind of organic glue solidified them. There was a housing and inside it, some clay jars. She took two of them and gave me one.
"Just like Robert A. Heilen's story?" I asked, grabbing one of the jars.
"That is fantasy. This is real. Although there is a war going on here as well."
I was getting ready to ask the first question when the word "war" stroke me.
"Anything connected to the hiss heard outside?"
Ekaterina nodded. We were sitting on stones sculpt to look like armchairs, they were far from being comfortable, though.
"Ants here have a bigger intelligence degree than the dolphins on earth do. They're not merely war machines who look for food and reconstruct indefinitely what has been destroyed. Although the ants in our reality have an established social structure, these, besides that, can understand abstract concepts and are able to learn. This jar in your hands and these armchairs were built by them, from sketches I drew on the sand. Fascinating, isn't it?'
"And what is there inside the jar?"
"A kind of sweet and lightly brewed beverage. It is made by them, it is used mostly to feed the worms. You can drink it. It is safe, pleasant and extremely protein-rich."
Despite the fact the experience did not appeal to me too that much, I took the jar to my mouth and took a sip. Enough to see Ekaterina was right. The drink was delicious.
"What about the war? Against whom do the ants fight?"
"Wasps. It is actually a war for food. The wasps, equally intelligent, feed on the worms. At times of bigger scarcity they even feed on the ants, preferably on the huge queens like the one you saw taking me on her back."
"To feed on the worms they need…"
"To infiltrate the towers, destroying its walls. Then dig down more profound depths. Many of these towers, most of them actually, are formed by mountains of debris with no other use than cheating the wasps which loose precious time on it. But sometimes they find an active tower. The fight is fierce and terrible. The wasps have a kind of carapace on their bodies and legs that protects them from the fangs of the ants. Sometimes it takes tens, maybe hundreds of them to kill a single wasp. And one wasp to kill tens, sometimes hundreds of ants. The calculation might seem unfair, but on this planet there are billions of ants more than wasps. There is a kind of balance in the end."
"In other venues, you've talked about the difference between explaining and infodumping, and provided one of the best guidelines for its use – the reader doesn't like to be treated as a dim child. However, is this applicable to both SF and Fantasy? Or would you say that Fantasy – given its tradition of mythic realities deeply rooted in alternate history – provides writers with a broader, freer canvas to use it?" I asked the question after a hem, wishing to conduct the interview as fast as possible.
Ekaterina Sedia was surprised by the sudden change of subject and, aware of the fact that an interview had to take place, put the jar she had on her hands on a small rising on the armchair. Before she answered she gave an appraising look at the walls around us. We were in an isolate chamber. On the other side of the entrance there was a corridor where thousands of ants moved back and fro in constant toil. They didn't seem to be on alert.
"It's applicable to everything. Reader never needs to know as much as the writer thinks. Read Michael Cisco – he rarely infodumps – or worldbuilds in the traditional sense, and yet he writes amazing books. I also don't think that there's some sort of a real difference between fantasy and SF, so I don't think we need to treat them differently."
She seemed to finish, although I was still waiting for a continuation. I marveled at the short answer and made my silence a kind of stratagem to get her to continue, but Ekaterina remained quiet, staring at me. I hemmed clumsily, moved my feet and fixed my glasses that were sliding down my nose.
A sudden shake that made pebbles fall from the walls surprised me, but didn't seem to scare Ekaterina.
"Are there any other questions? I fear we'll have to hasten this interview," she said standing up. The jar on the armchair swung and fell on the ground, spilling its content.
"Yes, there are three questions more," I answered, standing as well.
"Ask them then," she said, while walking towards one of the walls of the chamber. She searched for something I couldn't make out what was and, in a quick gesture, seemed to make a lever come out of it. A secret door opened with a creek.
She called me and pointed towards what was on the outside. A helix stairway made of stone that seemed to lead to great depths.
"Escape route?" I asked worried.
"Yes," she answered with a smile.
"Given your personal background, and the fact that none of the interviewers are US citizens, this question had to come by: what's it like to write in a foreign language to a foreign audience? What literary choices do you feel you're making along the writing process in order to get your point across? Would your stories be told in the same manner if you were writing them in Russian to a Russian audience? Would your plots differ?"
Ekaterina grabbed me by the arm and made me follow her down the stairway. Another trembling shook the place. The walls in that emergency exit cracked. The stairway opened up at some spots displaying ruptures which width was worrying.
"Wasp attack, right?"
"Yes. They're getting to the level we were. The ants ran there to thousands, ready for combat.'
"Have we any chances?"
"All of them," she stated, without the slightest doubt. "If it was that easy for us to be cornered and killed by them I would never allow this interview to happen here."
"I'm glad."
"I never wrote in Russian to a Russian audience," she started answering, "so I'll have to treat this question as hypothetical. Yes, it would be very different – as it would always be when the writer and the audience share frames of reference. When I write for American audiences, I am aware that they might not recognize some things – and those I usually try to unobtrusively indicate…"
Another trembling, this one much stronger than the previous ones, made big pieces fall from the walls. The stairway cracked and broke in many places. We had to hold on not to fall. A sudden bright, a flash of light came from atop, from the top of the stairway we descended as fast as we could.
I saw a sudden shine of horror on Ekaterina's face.
"Others – well, in the days of Wikipedia, everything can be looked up. I mean, I manage to read translated books about very different cultures without much trouble, so I assume if a reader misses something, they'll look it up." She answered, pushing me, forcing me to go down even faster.
Strange and frightening shrieks echoed down the narrow deep gorge we went down. Smithereens fell more and more. I started to understand why Ekaterina was being so short on her answers. We hadn't time for long conversations. Our lives were at stake.
We finished the long descent in what seemed to be a small closed chamber. Ekaterina touched the wall and another door opened up in a shrill. We went through it, closing it behind us, and started to run. The corridor we were in was narrow, as if it had been built for people and not for giant ants. At the end of it, we got to a kind of hangar, although the term is not exactly appropriate.
There were hundreds of frantic ants, but they weren't the ones that grabbed my attention. Maybe hundreds of flying termites were lining up, side by side, being fed, cleaned and apparently readied for flight. It was a surprising view.
"The colony is suffering a devastating attack. These are the queens that will leave carrying inside them millions of eggs that will guarantee life in other colonies."
"And what are we doing here?"
"We'll go with them, for our safety"
I was static observing the frenzy inside the hangar. Laborious ants worked hard to assure the future of the species. And I was there, inside an enormous ant farm, rounded by millions of them and other hundreds of wasps that dug, dug and dug in search for food.
Ekaterina grabbed me by the arm and practically dragged me.
"Do urban fantasy landscapes change from city to city? Could you set New York fantasy stories in Moscow, St Petersburg myths in Philadelphia? Or has the City become such an international template of living that urban fantasy stories can be equally read and understood by any audience in the world?"
I asked while being led. Ekaterina didn't seem to pay attention to it. We approached a giant flying ant and were lifted by another ant that carried us within its claws with extreme easiness not causing us any harm. We held on to resistant bristles which came out from hair follicles on its back, waiting for the moment of the departure.
"Yes, landscapes change – of course they do. St Petersburg and New York are both built on a grid, but St Petersburg's blocks are ten times as long as New York's ones. Moscow and London are much more chaotic and labyrinthine, but the width of streets, the height of buildings, the proportion of privately owned buildings all differ – and all of those things affect a story. If there's a doorman and a lock at the entryway of an apartment building, it's a whole new set of obstacles versus a communally owned, unguarded buildings with homeless freely urinating in the stairwells. There's universality about a city as a concept, sure, but the way in which they are navigated and spatially situated will dictate the sort of happenings that take place in them, and each will have some limitations idiosyncratically theirs."
A wide corridor suddenly opened up many meters ahead of us. Just like a launching runway of formidable extension. I couldn't see its extremity, but as a tiny spot of light. Ekaterina held better, bent forward, leaning her forehead on my back and then the flying termite rose on the air, swinging its diaphanous wings in a speed which was impossible to keep on with. The buzz of this flight was almost deafening.
We bolted forward, ants were almost colliding against each other, but not even their wings touched. I felt the air displacement pushing me back and understood why Ekaterina had bent forward.
I did the same. The luminous spot started gaining dimension and soon opened up to the outside world, many miles away from the place the attack was happening.
We were apparently safe. Then, I asked the last question.
"Tell us about your new book, The House of Discarded Dreams."
"I think of it as an inverse Heart of Darkness – it's about a daughter of two Zimbabwean immigrant parents discovering herself in the wilds of New Jersey. Less flippantly, it's a book about the conflict between first and second-generation immigrants, of parents who suddenly have American children…"
Ekaterina then silenced and looked back. She strained letting a brief cry of daze out. I followed her look and was invaded by a wave of horror. A black impenetrable mantle grew before our sights, covering the horizon and approaching dangerously. There were millions of wasps in a coordinated flight, a hive of bloodcurdling proportions. I gulped, frozen with fear.
"The wobbling and gradual loss of cultural connections – she carried on with an urgent tone on her voice – and yet the persistent desire to preserve those connections. The hybrid Blank-American cultures spring from that desire to preserve, but since culture is never pure, in preservation something new is created. I was just trying to think of what is lost and what is gained in the process; and of course, there's also marine biology and horseshoe crabs."
The ant we were on swerved up, violently. The others chose diverse ways, going in different directions. Ekaterina grabbed on my arm, waking me up for the fact I had the watch. The watch was our salvation. I tried to push the button, but it was such a lethargic frightened move that we ended up being hit by one of the frightfully huge wasps before I could do it. It landed, grabbing the ant fiercely. It stuck its powerful sting in and then the bristles we were holding on to gave up, unclasping from the follicles.
We were thrown into the void, for a mortal death. I was frozen by fear, but saw Ekaterina in an assertive flight, coming towards me as if she was an experienced sky diver. She held me strong and searched for my wrist.
She pushed the button right before we hit the ground.
I then saw myself in a mess of explosions, red flames bursting from electrical panels, sparks, rattles and a lot of smoke. I seemed to be on a command bridge. Command bridge? But what the hell was going on?
Don't miss the next interview with Charles Stross and the continuation of the thrilling adventure.
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