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"I forgot it. I'm happy and excited. I'm honored to have my name in the books with some other great players."
Camille Little
"We stayed tight with each other, we tried to be confident and positive. We knew that we could come back and win the game."
"It gave us momentum going into halftime. It gave us a positive edge coming back out."
"They all know what we're doing (with out trap). They try to prepare for it but I don't know if they got intimidated. If you make them think about it, then we're doing a good job with it."
"I think we've played a lot better before. We got out-rebounded again today. This was definitely not a peak for us. I know we can all play better, so hopefully tomorrow will be much better."
"There was a lot of pressure on us remembering we had lost Maryland before."
"Remembering that we lost to Maryland before was pressure on us."
"We're definitely not a perfect team. We can make better choices in the half-court offense, execute better. We can always rebound better. I think that's something we can definitely work on."
"In big games, we'll need those free throws, so that's what we've been working on."
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BERLIN, April 5 No one should doubt Europe's willingness to introduce tougher sanctions against Russia if it takes further steps to destabilise Ukraine, German Chancellor Angela Merkel said on Saturday.
Merkel acknowledged differences among EU countries in the Ukraine crisis but said this would not get in the way of a united approach.
"If the territorial integrity of Ukraine continues to be violated, then we will have to introduce economic sanctions," Merkel told a congress of her Christian Democratic Union (CDU), kicking off its campaign for European Parliament elections next month.
"Nobody should doubt this. We are all different in Europe, but we have the good fortune of being united, and together we will take this decision," said the leader of Europe's biggest economy which has close ties to Russia and has played an influential role in shaping the West's response to the crisis.
The European Union and the United States have responded to Russia's annexation of Crimea by imposing targeted visa bans and asset freezes against Russian and Ukrainian individuals.
But some commentators and analysts doubt Europe's readiness to follow through on threats to pursue punitive economic measures given the dependence of some EU countries, particularly those in eastern Europe, on Russian gas and trade.
German business, which also has close ties to Russia, has publicly criticised the West for taking what some executives have described as an overly confrontational approach with Russia.
The chief executive of German conglomerate Siemens went as far as meeting Russian President Vladimir Putin in Moscow late last month to reaffirm his company's commitment to Russia, a move that was denounced by several senior German politicians.
Merkel's comments echoed those of British Foreign Secretary William Hague, who urged his EU partners on Friday to press ahead with preparing economic sanctions, saying large numbers of Russian troops remained on Ukraine's eastern border. (Reporting by Noah Barkin; Editing by Andrew Heavens)

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Young disabled people are failing to report hate crimes to the police because they fear they will not be taken seriously.
Nearly two in three young disabled people say they have been victims of disability hate crimes, such as being verbally or physically abused or suffering threatening behaviour, a survey by the Muscular Dystrophy Campaign found. The research, by the campaign's Trailblazers, a 400-strong group of disabled 18-to-30-year-olds, raises concerns that nationally hundreds of attacks on disabled people are going unreported.
Only four out of 10 victims of disability hate crimes reported the incident to the authorities, the survey found.
Reported disability hate crimes in England, Wales and Northern Ireland have been increasing, rising by 20 per cent between 2009 and 2010, from 1,294 to 1,569 incidents.
The group's new report, Under Investigation, found that up to 80 per cent of young disabled people believe that the police do not take disability hate crimes seriously enough. The charity is now urging police authorities to review their handling of disability-motivated hate crime. Over the past year, the UK's leading disability charities have voiced increasing concern over the escalation of disability-motivated hate crime. Today the Minister for Disabled People, Maria Miller, and the Chief Executive of Disability Rights UK, Liz Sayce, will launch guidance on tackling disability hate crime.
The Trailblazers' survey reveals that 62 per cent of young disabled people have been taunted or verbally abused because they are disabled
Meanwhile, eight out of 10 young disabled people who completed the survey think the police do not take disability hate crime seriously enough.
Young disabled people reported their reluctance to report incidents of verbal abuse, spitting and confrontational behaviour, due to the belief that their local police force would fail to take action or that the incident was not "significant enough" to warrant police time.
The charity is now calling for a nationwide initiative between forces to crack down on disability-motivated crime by building links with local disabled groups, providing alternative ways for reporting abuse, and reviewing approaches to recording and tackling incidents.
Bobby Ancil, Project Manager of the Muscular Dystrophy Campaign Trailblazers, said: "It's disturbing that in 2012 young disabled people are still facing these kinds of offences.
"Many of those who tell us about incidents of unprovoked abuse and threatening behaviour have no idea that they have been victims of a 'hate crime' in the eyes of the law.
"People feel that attacks have to be sustained and physical for the police to take them seriously, and that sadly, day to day intimidation and verbal abuse must just be tolerated."
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Becky Oughton, 35, from Lancaster, has limb-girdle muscular dystrophy and uses a wheelchair. She was violently attacked in a nightclub
She said: "I was attacked a while ago and decided not to report it to police as I had no faith they would do anything about it. One evening, I was approached by a stranger who claimed to know me. She and her friends encircled me.
"She started claiming loudly that she had been to school with me and that I wasn't disabled then. Aside from this being utterly untrue, like most muscle-wasting conditions, mine is progressive – I could walk as a teenager but my disability is getting worse the older I get. She lunged at me and grabbed my hair, and tried to pull me out of my wheelchair by it.
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Often associated with each.
The song is a bittersweet longing for a better place, far from Kansas.
The irony here is that the message of the movie is the exact opposite of that.
The movie makes it clear there is no place like home.
Knowledge is good, Courage is fine, Love is wonderful, but there is no place like home, and your family.
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trivia: featured prominently in the conclusion of the film: Dr.Phibes returns
If you would like to hear a version of this song you will never, ever forget, I would suggest putting your sweaty little hands on Patti LaBelle, Live from November 10, 1992. She recorded this in New York, and I have never had a singer affect me with a song quite as much as she does on this record with her version of "Somewhere Over the Rainbow."
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Wikipedia tells us that pain is "an unpleasant feeling often caused by intense or damaging stimuli, such as stubbing a toe, burning a finger, putting alcohol on a cut, and bumping the 'funny bone'."
The International Association for the Study of Pain states that pain "is an unpleasant sensory and emotional experience associated with actual or potential tissue damage, or described in terms of such damage."
Pain is very motivating. It makes the affected person want to withdraw from the inciting event ASAP, seeking out protection, and avoiding such events in the future. Thus, it can serve as a very valuable human defense mechanism. But a major problem that remains with pain is that, many times, pain comes or persists even though there is no detectable damage, disease or inciting event.
Physical pain, emotional pain, spiritual pain: three different animals, yet many common threads interweave them together. Could the root of all pain stem from the same multidimensional background of genetic tendency, environmental exposure, and brain/body chemicals? If you think about it, our reaction to any kind of pain is essentially the same: an innate desire to get away/seek safe harbor/obtain relief. How we do this does depend on the type of pain we are experiencing. Seeking assistance from the healthcare industry is a common strategy. And we in the healthcare profession oftentimes come up lacking.
In discussion of the science of pain, early theory was that pain is a simple reflex of a single channel from skin to brain. Subsequent theory holds that the processing of pain is a much more complex and integrated process, operating on at least three levels: the peripheral (e.g. the skin), the spinal (i.e. the spinal cord) and the supraspinal (i.e. the brain) levels. Of course, there is no accounting for pain other than purely physical under this theory.
Even more recent theories incorporate the "mind-body connection" whereupon no event affecting the body spares the mind, and vice versa.
Neurotransmitters have also come under investigation for their role in multiple forms of pain: dopamine, serotonin, norepinephrine. We even utilize antidepressants and anticonvulsants as treatment options for a variety of chronic pain syndromes, recognizing the biological and chemical basis rather than choosing them for any psychological or "placebo" effect.
Pain is one of the most common reasons people seek care from many different facets of the healthcare profession; it is also a common reason for self-medication. Pain is motivating and we in the healthcare profession should be as motivated in helping our patients find that safe harbor, that relief.
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I was really excited to do these cakes...and very relieved when the customer came to pick them up!! At first when I was asked to do these cakes, I was a little intimidated because they were to be done at the same time and that was the first time that I had to do (2) cakes in one order! So, HUGE thanks to my wonderful hubby that helped me out TREMENDOUSLY by listening to every idea that I came up with, going shopping with me for ribbon (that was a little stressful! but that's a whole 'nother story!! LOL) and most of all, helping me to assemble and deliver these cakes!! What would I do without him?...as Forest Gump says: "We're like peas and carrots..."
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Sorry for the picture quality! I gotta get a better camera!! This cake was pretty easy to do, despite having to do that blasted frozen buttercream transfer THREE times before it FINALLY worked!! It was my first time trying this technique out, so I think I did a pretty decent job considering! As for the rest of the cake, very easy and simple to do...I hope the bday girl likes it!!
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This was my first attempt at carving a 3-D cake...and can I tell you how FUN it was?! I had the privilege of taking a class with Sharon Zambito and Dena Bryngelson; they are FANTASTIC teachers and a HOOT to be around!! This was my completed swamp scene - my favorite part was the tree stump!! All edible, except for the sticks in the cattails and the gator's mouth was cardboard....
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Yes, but it's also safe to say there are those who use 20$ headphones, are satisfied and don't ask for anything more. If you want the best possible sound, then you want lossless files. Maybe there are people who won't hear the difference between mp3 and flac, maybe there are those who don't have good enough equipment to hear it, but if you're serious about audio, then you go for the best possible sound files. Its like movies really. If you have a dvdrip in some standard quality and some 600x400 resolution, it will look good on regular small TV's or monitors. If you get a Bluray format movie, it will look slightly better on that small TV. But if you have a huge full HD plasma or LED TV, it will look stunning and much better than dvdrip. It's the same with music files, whether or not you will hear the difference and how big the difference will be depends on your equipment.
Now, there are 320 kbps files that sound very good and are very close to lossless, so close that most people on most setups won't hear the difference between it and flac.
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Most people believe that when bread goes stale, it's because the moisture evaporates. It's more complex than that: Bread will go stale even in a moist, humid environment (details). Refrigeration doesn't help: According to Bread.com, bread goes stale most rapidly at refrigerator temperatures—around 41°F/5°C. So keep bread at room temperature rather than in the fridge. (Refrigeration does delay the growth of mold.) Toasting is a solution for slightly stale bread, pound cake and other non-iced baked goods. But if the product is more than a little stale, it's time to bring out the "heavy artillery": THE MICROWAVE TECHNIQUE |
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Toro Power Shovel Review
Definitely not meant for heavy work, this lightweight, light power electric shovel has a telescoping handle and should clear a 12-inch path in up to 6 inches of snow. Users say it works well on smaller areas where a big snow blower won't fit, but gripe that holding the "on" button while clearing the snow gets tiring.
This snow shovel is not without its faults. Two stand out: the straight-on throw and the lack of a lock for the trigger. It's all too easy to blow the same snow over and over, say Toro Power Shovel 38361 reviews, because the discharge points forward. The front-only discharge is a really big problem if the wind is blowing the snow toward you. Experts at suggest starting at the center of the driveway and aiming the Power Shovel towards the sides. Users note that trial-and-error eventually leads to an efficient snow-clearing strategy for your property, such as holding the unit at a slight angle or walking at an angle. Another irritant, according to reviews, is having to actively hold the power button "on" as you proceed. Doing so while shaving a top layer of deep snow is particularly tiring, one reports; another says a longer switch that you could hold with your hand instead of just fingers would be an improvement. A few consumers also wish for wheels to facilitate pushing.
This inexpensive power shovel weighs less than 13 pounds and appeals to consumers who don't feel capable of handling a large, wheeled snow blower. It's compact enough to store almost anywhere, including a closet in the house or from a hook in the garage. The 13.5-inch assembled width makes it slightly wider than a regular shovel; it clears a path 12 inches across and up to 6 inches deep. The electric Toro Power Shovel features 7.5 amps of power that can process up to 300 pounds of snow a minute and throw it up to 20 feet ahead. The telescoping handle can be adjusted for height and angle. The body and critical components are plastic.
This is a good choice for light-duty snow removal and detail work. As long as you understand the limitations of the Toro Power Shovel, you will not be disappointed. For the most part, it beats the manual shovel by a mile.


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Supermicro is adding another motherboard to the burgeoning list of current LGA 2011 Intel Xeon E5 offerings with their X9SRL and X9SRL-F. The main difference between the Supermicro X9SRL-F motherboard and the X9SRL motherboard is that the Supermicro X9SRL-F has IPMI 2.0 remote management capabilities while the Supermicro X9SRL motherboard does not. This makes the Supermicro X9SRL motherboard slightly less expensive. Here's the deal, the Supermicro X9SRL-F is an ATX motherboard with seven PCIe slots. The two physical x16 slots are PCIe x8 electrical so users looking to use x16 electrical cards such as GPUs or storage cards like the LSI 9202-16e may want to look at dual socket offerings. With that said, most cards are fine on a PCIe 3.0 x8 bus these days. The Supermicro X9SRL-F has tons of expansion options with a very small ATX footprint.
Most of the newer Intel Xeon E5 motherboards, even the Xeon E5-1600 series motherboards such as the ASUS P9X79 WS have run a bit larger. Being ATX size, there are many chassis and configuration options that open up. Supermicro also does a good job of keeping the space to the rear of the PCIe 3.0 slots free on the board. This means that SAS controllers and similar cards have space behind the slots.
If one remembers my ordeal fitting the ASUS P9X79 WS into the Corsair Carbide 500R, having a smaller motherboard does make life easier as there are several smaller form factor workstation enclosures that cannot handle EATX or larger server or workstation motherboards.
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Here is a quick look at the Supermicro X9SRL-F motherboard specifications which appear to be great for those using many PCIe 3.0 x8 devices in a UP Intel Xeon E5 server:
Form Factor | ATX | ||
Dimensions | 12″ x 9.6″, (30.5cm x 24.4cm) | ||
Processor/Cache | |||
CPU | Intel Xeon processor E5-2600/E5-1600 family (up to 8 cores and up to 130W) | ||
Single Socket R (LGA 2011) | |||
System Memory | |||
Memory Capacity | 8x 240-pin DDR3 DIMM sockets | ||
Supports up to 256 GB DDR3 ECC Registered memory (RDIMM) | |||
Supports up to 64 GB DDR3 ECC and non-ECC UDIMM | |||
Memory Type | 1600/1333/1066MHz ECC DDR3 SDRAM 72-bit, 240-pin gold-plated DIMMs | ||
DIMM Sizes | 32GB, 16GB, 8GB, 4GB, 2GB, 1GB | ||
Memory Voltage | 1.5 V, 1.35 V | ||
Error Detection (using ECC memory) | Corrects single-bit errors | ||
Detects double-bit errors | |||
On-Board Devices | |||
Chipset | Intel C602 chipset | ||
SATA | SATA3 (6Gbps) and SATA2 (3Gbps) | ||
RAID 0, 1, 5, 10 support | |||
IPMI | Support for Intelligent Platform Management Interface v.2.0 | ||
IPMI 2.0 with virtual media over LAN and KVM-over-LAN support | |||
Nuvoton WPCM450RA0BX | |||
Network Controllers | Intel® 82574L Dual Port Gigabit Ethernet | ||
Virtual Machine Device Queues reduce I/O overhead | |||
Supports 10BASE-T, 100BASE-TX, and 1000BASE-T, RJ45 output | |||
Video | Matrox G200eW 16MB DDR2 graphics | ||
Input / Output | |||
SATA | 2x SATA 3.0 ports (6Gbps) | ||
4x SATA 2.0 ports (3Gbps) | |||
SCU | 4x SATA ports (3Gbps) via SCU | ||
LAN | 2x RJ45 Gigabit Ethernet LAN ports | ||
1x RJ45 Dedicated IPMI LAN port | |||
USB | 9x USB 2.0 ports total (2x rear + 6x via header + 1x Type A) | ||
Video | 1x VGA port | ||
Keyboard/Mouse | 2x PS/2 Keyboard/Mouse ports | ||
Serial Port / Header | 1x serial port, 1 by headers | ||
DOM | 1x DOM (Disk on Module) power connector | ||
TPM | 1x TPM 1.2 20-pin header | ||
Expansion Slots | |||
PCI-Express | 2x PCI-E 3.0 x8 (in x16) slots | ||
2x PCI-E 3.0 x8 slots | |||
2x PCI-E 3.0 x4 (in x8) slots | |||
1x PCI-E 2.0 x4 (in x8) slot | |||
System BIOS | |||
128Mb SPI Flash EEPROM with AMI BIOS | ||
BIOS Features | Plug and Play (PnP) | ||
USB Keyboard support | |||
Hardware BIOS Virus protection | |||
RTC (Real Time Clock) Wakeup | |||
Management | |||
Software | IPMI (Intelligent Platform Management Interface) v1.5 / 2.0 with KVM support | ||
SuperDoctor III | |||
Watch Dog | |||
Power Configurations | ACPI / APM Power Management | ||
Keyboard Wakeup from Soft-Off | |||
CPU Fan auto-off in sleep mode | |||
Power-on mode for AC power recovery |
Supermicro X9SRL-F Motherboard Pricing
Price wise I did not see these on Newegg, but Amazon.com had the Supermicro X9SRL-F motherboard for around $325. At $325, one might want to look at dual socket motherboards with onboard devices already built-in to save some money, especially if you are looking to build a similar configuration through add-in cards. One of the big bonuses here is that the Supermicro X9SRL-F motherboard still uses a relatively small ATX form factor so it can be used in a variety of cases.
August 25, 2012 at 2:23 am
I'm looking at this motherboard for a home lab server but it's not on either VMware's HCL or Supermicro's OS compatibility list for vSphere. I'm hoping that's simply because it's new? The X9SRW-F is listed as compatible and the only real difference looks to be the proprietary MB size, NIC model and some PCI 3 support.
Has anyone got one of these and tried to install ESXi v5 yet?
October 2, 2012 at 3:09 pm
Is (free) ESXi still limited to 32GB RAM at v5.1? I'm seriously looking at this board for home AV/lab server, with a major plus being the option to go 32 then later 64GB. But pretty sure I may have to get to grips with Xen to leave the door open!
June 9, 2013 at 12:50 pm
Watch out for the LGA2011 Socket R and the Heatsinks you are planning to use. This LGA2011 socket has Narrow ILM screws, most LGA2011 cooling (or watercooling) solutions will NOT fit.
Check http://www.servethehome.com/narrow-ilm-square-ilm-lga2011-heatsink-differences/ -
October 29, 2014 at 2:17 pm
Do you know if the PCI-e slots can support more than 25 watts of power? My storage cards need 50.
p.s. it is a joke that vendors can get away with putting x16 connectors on an x8 slot…. the proper way to do this is to use open-ended connectors like they do on the X9DR7-LN4F
October 29, 2014 at 3:27 pm
Mark – that is something you would need to ask Supermicro. What cards are you using that take 50w? You might try the STH forums with that information to see if anyone has tried a similar setup.
January 29, 2016 at 1:34 am
Great Product. Terrible end user support
Good basic board – IPMI, SATA ports, PCI-e slots, 8 DIMMs…
1. This requires a small CPU cooler.
2. Supermicro customer support does not exist for end users. Not even a user forum.4
3. Only usb 2.0.Thoughts
I have had issues getting this motherboard to work with a AX-860-i (Corsair) PSU. On power down the PC flicks on and off continuously until I unplug it. Corsair provided an RMA of the unit without question. I replaced the unit. Same problem. Out of desperation I used a Corsair TX650 PSU and I do not have these same issues. There is no way for me, an end user to report these types of things to Supermicro to request a BIOS update for controlling the digital PSU. According to Corsair, when they contacted Supermicro, their response is that I should use a Supermicro PSU.
Lesson learned. Corsair has great customer support. Supermicro doesn't care unless you are an integrator. I wonder what company will get follow on business from me…
The board itself is a great server class motherboard. I would give it five stars. On the other hand, I give the company 0 stars.
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What I had heard and read of fallowing now came back to mind.
The fallowing figure from Roesel will give a more precise notion of this structure than a lengthened description.
Soon they wearied Maître Gouy with their advice, and especially by their depreciation of his system of fallowing.
All around Ammons the fields lay freshly turned, fallowing for next year's crop.
It would give them more pasture and plenty of land to carry on the fallowing method.
Plowing up the field, and summer fallowing, are the only remedies when the tar-weed gets too bad to endure.
fallowing was a practice rarely deviated from by the Romans.
Nay, we may even doubt whether the practice of fallowing had been universal.
Nothing but summer fallowing, thoroughly applied and regularly followed, can remedy this.
Summer fallowing for wheat is a practice that has gained ground in the North-West Provinces.
c.1300, from Old English fealh "fallow land," from Proto-Germanic *falgo (cf. Old High German felga "harrow," German Felge "plowed-up fallow land," East Frisian falge "fallow," falgen "to break up ground"), perhaps from a derivation of PIE root *pel- "to turn," assimilated in English to fallow (adj.) because of the color of plowed earth. Originally "plowed land," then "land plowed but not planted" (1520s). As an adjective, from late 14c.
"pale yellow, brownish yellow," Old English fealu "reddish yellow, yellowish-brown, tawny, dusk-colored," from Proto-Germanic *falwa- (cf. Old Saxon falu, Old Norse fölr, Middle Dutch valu, Dutch vaal, Old High German falo, German falb), from PIE *pal-wo- "dark-colored, gray" (cf. Old Church Slavonic plavu, Lithuanian palvas "sallow;" Greek polios, Sanskrit palitah, Welsh llwyd "gray;" Latin pallere "to be pale"), from root *pal- (see pallor). It also forms the root of words for "pigeon" in Greek (peleia), Latin (palumbes), and Old Prussian (poalis).


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The families of Canberra's Olympic hopefuls get set for some anxious times in front of the television. Nick Edwards reports.
REPORTER: The Rogers family has had a lifelong love affair with cycling.
Tomorrow afternoon Australian time Deane Rogers' younger brother Michael will pull on the green and gold and race against the world's best.
DEANE ROGERS: In a way you get to live your brother like that and it makes us very proud and to watch Mick represent his country, which at the end of the day is what he loves do, and that's why he rides a bike, yeah it will be a happy day.
REPORTER: Already a two time Tour de France competitor, Rogers will be part of Australia's five man road cycling team, and all of Canberra's cycling community will be cheering him on.
DEANE ROGERS: I think it means a lot, a lot of the people still riding bikes today all grew up with Michael, they all raced and trained together as kids, I think you can sit back and most people would be pretty proud of Mike - Canberra's produced a lot of good bike riders for some reason we seem to knock out a few good athletes here who knows what's in the air, but Mick's our latest crop coming through and I think he's got a lot more in him yet.
REPORTER: His big brother is ready for some late night viewing and thinks Michael's best chance of a medal will come later next week in the individual time trial.
DEANE ROGERS: I'll be up all night -
I'll certainly be watching it on TV and even pressing refresh on the internet trying to get the updates every few minutes.
I think he'll do really well in the time trial, the road race I'm not particularly sure what tactics the Australian's will employ there.
REPORTER: Budding young Olympians can be found at they Lyneham Hockey Centre everyday of the week, practising on cold winter afternoon's and dreaming of representing their country.
And for inspiration they need look no further than the three time Gold medal winning Hockeyroos, which feature a number of home grown Canberra players.
Peta Gallagher is one such player, and her very excited nephews and nieces couldn't be prouder.
CHILDREN: Hi Pete, congratulations and I hope you do well.
REPORTER: Gallagher's sisters Cathy would love to be in Athens to watch her play, but will have her hands full in Canberra with the young cheer squad.
CATHY CHANDLER: As it's getting closer and closer the kids are becoming more aware of what's going on and they are asking questions at school and stuff like that so they are getting more excited.
I'm optimistic that they can definitely get a medal and specially watching the Champions Trophy last year they all played exceptionally well and they won that so I'm feeling confident that they'll come away with a medal and hopefully they can all stay injury free and hopefully have a shot at the gold.
CHILDREN:- aussie aussie aussie oi oi oi -
REPORTER: However injuries may yet scuttle the Hockeyroos hopes.
Canberra player and captain Katrina Powell is struggling with a leg injury, and Sarah Taylor was forced to fly home to Canberra after breaking her foot in the lead up to the Games.
SARAH TAYLOR: They're 16 of my friends running around and I definitely want to watch and cheer them on - yeah everyone's confident when I last saw them everyone was a bit sad but I think it will bring them together and everyone's confident in their ability and everyone's really looking to the challenge .
REPORTER: The Taylor family had planned to fly to Athens to watch Sarah play.
BOB TAYLOR: But that's sport, one minute you're there and next minute you're not.
REPORTER: Olympic soccer player, Canberra's Sacha Wainwright knows too well the impact injuries can have on a sporting career.
She fought back from a serious knee injury just to get to Athens.
Wainwright and her Matilda's team mates started their Olympic campaign earlier this week, and back home her family has been glued to the television.
ROGER WAINWRIGHT: We'd love to see them ideally get a medal, bronze would be fine but I think the commitment that she's put in over the years it'd be just reward for what she's done.
REPORTER: Roger and wife Tina supported their daughter during the Sydney Games, so they know what to expect second time round.
ROGER WAINWRIGHT: I think we're just as nervous watching it this time round as we were the first time, they say it's the pinnacle, she's done two World Cups and the Olympics but there again we'll be nervous parents watching it.
REPORTER: So for the next two weeks a comfy chair and a T V guide are a prerequisite for Canberra's Olympic families.


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Production K-16.
Filmed November 24 to December 14, 1926. See the 'miscellaneous' section below for details.
Copyrighted February 14, 1927, by Pathé Exchange, Inc. Registration no. LU23667. Renewed January 10, 1955, with registration no. R142091. This copyright is currently due to expire at the end of 2022.
Released March 13, 1927. It was the 58th film in the series to be released.
Silent two-reeler.
Opening title: '"Our Gang" Comedies - Hal Roach presents His Rascals in "Ten Years Old".'
Released into TV syndication as Mischief Makers episode no. 1017, "A Double Birthday," copyrighted Sep. 1, 1960, with registration number LP17322. Footage also went into episode no. 1072, "An Average Day," copyrighted Sep. 1, 1960, with registration number LP17774.
18 shooting dates went into the making of this film. A little over a week after shooting finished for "Seeing The World" (no. 55), the 'start' date arrived for "Ten Years Old" on Nov. 24th. Shooting continued until Dec. 14th, when it was considered 'finished.' No shooting took place on Nov. 28th, Dec. 5th, or Dec. 12th, which were all Sundays. Robert F. McGowan directed on most of the shooting dates, but his nephew, listed as 'McGowan Jr.' but actually named Robert A. McGowan, directed on Dec. 2nd, 3rd and 4th. A week after shooting finished, the Our Gang unit began to film "Love My Dog" (no. 59).
There were 36 copies of this film printed for its initial release.
©Mar. 1, 2005, by Robert Demoss.
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2006 updates: 1/9, 4/3, 5/16, 6/12, 9/14.
2007 updates: 4/1, 10/22, 11/9, 11/25, 12/8.
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Not only have the stage and screen lost a burgeoning talent in Fritha Goodey, writes Jack Adrian [further to the obituary by Di Trevis, 13 September]. Radio drama, too, has lost a promising recruit to its more exclusive ranks.
Fritha Goodey easily sailed over the first hurdle to acceptance in the medium. She had a distinctive and recognisable voice, and an ability to change its tonal qualities according to whatever parts she was playing - tough and spirited, for instance, as the scheming Caroline Addleton in The Case of the Determined Client (one of Bert Coules's "new" Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, directed by Patrick Rayner earlier this year), or whimpering and tyrannised as Isabella Linton, to Tom Goodman-Hill's snarling Heathcliff, in Peter Leslie Wild's fine production of Wuthering Heights (adapted by Lucy Gough in 2003).
Goodey's interest in radio came early. While at Lamda she was taught by John Tydeman, one of the great radio producers (i.e. directors) of the past 40 years, and after graduation she went straight into an Agatha Christie serial produced at the BBC by Enyd Williams. A year or so later, another Christie serial came up, Taken at the Flood, again produced by Williams, in which Goodey played the fake Rosaleen Cloade, the last to be bumped off and the victim whose actual identity is crucial to Poirot's solving of what was one of Christie's cleverer, certainly more Byzantine, plots.
In 2003 she played the rackety Lady Mordaunt in Alison Sutcliffe's The Warwickshire Scandal (from the book by Elizabeth Hamilton, about a real-life late-Victorian high society brouhaha involving the Prince of Wales). Both this one-off drama and the serial of Wuthering Heights led their producer Peter Leslie Wild to choose Fritha Goodey for a venture that could have meant regular work for some years to come: the serial adaptations of Lindsey Davis's highly regarded series of private-eye novels set in ancient Rome, for Radio 4.
The first of the series, The Silver Pigs (adapted by Mary Cutler), was broadcast in March this year, and featured Anton Lesser as Marcus Didius Falco, with Goodey taking the female lead, the cool and resourceful senator's daughter Helena. She turned in an admirable performance which, given further serialisations, might well in time have touched classic radio-drama status.
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I think there should be an "All" option in the repeats search list. Is this on the infamous list?
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I gained over20 lbs in the yr befory surgury due to sevee pain and less activity. I am 5'2" and 150 lbs My breast size is a 38 DDD and my stomach loks like I am 3 month pregnant. This extra poundage in all areas is wrecking more havoc on my back. Please advise. I live in Michigan
Will BCBS Cover a Breast Reduction and/or Belly Liposuction, As I Had a Lumbar Spinal Fusion and Laminctomy in April?
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Breast reduction surgery is often covered by insurance if you have documentation of symptoms and treatment for these symptoms. Seek consultation from a reputable plastic surgeon in your area.
Liposuction is generally a cosmetic procedure is not typically covered by insurance. This can be performed at the same operation as your breast reduction to save on recovery time.
Insurance coverage for breast reduction has become more difficult with each passing year. You should check with your insurance company what information they will require to get approval. I will say that liposuction of the body is not covered by insurance. This is a self-pay procedure.
I'm sorry to hear about the back problems you have experienced.
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BYU Men's Chorus and Vocal Point sing 'Nearer My God to Thee'
Brigham Young University's Men's Chorus and a capella group Vocal Point collaborated to perform the Christian hymn "Nearer My God to Thee."
In a music video released Tuesday, the two groups perform a version of the song written by former Vocal Point director James Stevens. Stevens is also the lead soloist in the video.
According to the video description, the Vocal Point version of "Nearer My God to Thee" was the most popular song for the group on iTunes. Now, with the help of the Men's Chorus, the group hopes to spread the message further.
"We put all we've got into every music video we make, but this one is particularly special to us. We want millions of people to hear this song and feel its powerful message," BYU Vocal Point wrote on Facebook.
"James Stevens' arrangement of this Christian hymn creates a feeling that is less about peace and more about the struggles in life that bring us closer to God," the video description stated.
Many viewers online expressed their appreciation for the talent and emotion displayed in the video.
"Holy cow! That was spectacular," Tennyson Miller wrote on Facebook.
"This was already one of my absolute favorites and then you had to go and add an entire choir behind you singing the Latin and made it 80 times cooler! Well played BYU Vocal Point. Well played indeed."
"Two of my favorite groups at BYU, together, singing an incredible arrangement of this powerful hymn," Jacob Goldman wrote on YouTube.
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Monday, 21 September 2009
The "what if not" list
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Super S does not like when I cry either and always try to make me feel better, not always easy.
My blog is my list I think, although actually writing the two lists you are going to do, is not a bad idea. But for me, after 7 failed attempts, how will I start my lists, LOL.
I may just try it as we prepare to jump into the IVF circus again too. Thanks for always reading along at my blog, glad I found yours too. xoxoxoxoDouble-majoring in scared and hopeful seems to be quite normal, as the two complement each other quite well, though the scared kind of takes the some of the happy out of the hopeful, does it not?
Dare I say that D's list plan sounds somewhat smart, if a painful process?
Shall I write every sentence of my comment in the form of a question?
Hugs to you. It ain't easy. Hope you can find some peace in this process.Thanks for the comment on my blog. Sometimes when we write things down, it makes it more real, even if we don't want to see it written down. But then you can choose to focus on the positives in life. Sounds like your DH is a great support. Good luck with everything! Sending you happy thoughts!
ReplyDeleteI love lists! I make mental lists every day, and try to get them done. My DH is a "fixer" too, and I adore him for it (most of the time). We are also having MFI issues and are probably going to do IVF/ICSI if we can't get better numbers for DH. I am looking forward to following your journey!!!
Have a great day!
ICLWEh... IVF aint so scary (well, actually it's terrifying but I'm trying to be optimistic here since I'm on my 2nd IVF with ICSI). But I love the idea of making the "what if" list. I too have ignored that list because it's such a scary thought; somehow writing it on paper makes it seem more likely to happen.
But best of luck to you anyway!! and happy ICLW!Infertility is so hard. My DH and I used to talk about what we would do if we never had kids. He would always cheer me up by saying we would travel the world with all the money we saved from not having kids. It always made me laugh. But deep down, it also hurt to think about that life.
You ARE embarking on a crazy circus ride. Just remember to keep hoping and being positive, even when it feels like the the world is against you. I wish you all the best of luck with your cycle. I hope and pray it results in a warm, snuggly baby.Hi from ICLW-land! Having been down the IVF/ICSI route, I just wanted to wish you luck. And I like the idea of lists. While there were things I could think of on both when we were going through IF, I certainly thought my life would be happier on the with a child list. I really hope you make it there very soon!!!!
ReplyDeletethank you for the comments on my blog!
i wrote one of those lists a loooong time ago and found it the other day, and really it was the best laugh that i have had in a long time. i never thought that we would be where we are now. you will learn that all the things you say are your limits in the world of IF fly out the window when those choices begin to narrow. not in a million years did i think that i would be having a baby with two other women, my surrogate and egg donor. what woman ever thinks she is going to get another woman pregnant? i really hope that this works for you and your husband, you will be in my thoughts and i am always here if you need an ear.
ILCWDH and I sat down one night and made our lists. Mine was a list of things I would be missing out on if I never became a mother. It was long...pages and pages. But honestly it helped me. I realized how much I actually wanted a child and how far I am willing to go.
IVF scares the living daylights out of me and is most likely our only shot at a baby. Before, I was so wishy-washy about it; saying that it's too expensive, I don't want to put those fertility drugs in my body, blah blah blah. Making that list made me realize that I would go through all of that for one (or 2 or 3) cycles just so I don't miss out on a lifetime of something I truly want in my heart.I'm not a list maker myself, probably for the same reason you described. My husband and I also went from TTC naturally for two years strait to IVF. It was the first time I had felt hopeful in two years, but also really scared. All of a sudden all your eggs are in one basket. So I sat down and made a list. More of a road map, really. If this cycle doesn't work (and it probably won't) we'll do...and then if that doesn't work we'll do...
It gave me some confidence. I knew what I was willing to do and how far I would go. Of course, IF being what it is there were so many things that I hadn't dreamed of that popped up. Like having to have surgery to remove a fibroid and having to wait a year before cycling again...or getting pregnant, but then having a miscarriage...or having twins. Anyway, I'm not sure that lists are adequate for an infertility situation. You need more like a war room, with big maps on the walls and attack and exit strategies.The thought of the "What if not" list brought tears to my eyes! I'm a listmaker from way back, but there are some lists I'm not sure I could bring myself to write for fear of self-fulfilling prophecy. That said, I think that the exercise is a good one and DH's heart is in the right place. (((HUGS)))
My DH and I may also be moving straight from natural TTC to IVF w/ ICSI sometime next year. It is bizarre to think about that much of a leap. But, we'll do what gives us the best chance of success.
I wish you the best of luck on your upcoming IVF cycle. Please let us know how the list turned out.I like your husband's way of dealing with a weaping you. I like that he wants to do lists of "what if" and "what if not", it's so therapeutic.
When I was about to start my first IVF/ICSI and I had a big meltdown crying session, my husband made me go to the mall and eat food court stir-fry. Not quite so therapeutic.
I wish you all the best of luck.We also moved pretty quickly to IVF in our TTC journey, and I had a complete meltdown right before we started because it felt like we were hauling out the "big guns" so quickly and wouldn't have any "plan B" if IVF didn't work.
In our case, it helped to plan (a) how many cycles of IVF we'd do, and (b) what we'd do if it never worked (we decided we'd move toward adoption). Knowing that we'd be parents one day no matter what, somehow, made IVF feel less like jumping off a cliff.
I'm wishing you the very best of luck.


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One of my pet peeves in life is hypocrisy. This piece was written last week by Msgr. Charles Pope on the blog at the Archdiocese of Washington (always a great read!) and covers the idea of hypocrisy beautifully.
Its a great read on how we have a tendency to hide our true beliefs for fear of not being accepted.


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New Mexico Stuns No. 20 UNLV in MWC Semifinals, 72-67
March 10, 2012
LAS VEGAS (AP) - Drew Gordon had 19 points and 13 rebounds for New Mexico, which raced back from deficits of 12-0 and 17-4 to stun No. 20 UNLV 72-67 in the Runnin' Rebels' home arena in the Mountain West Conference semifinals Friday night.
The Lobos (26-6) will play No. 18 San Diego State in the championship game Saturday night. The Lobos and Aztecs shared the regular-season title, with SDSU earning the top seed on a tiebreaker. SDSU will be trying for its third straight tournament title and automatic NCAA berth.
Tony Snell added 15 points and Demetrius Walker 12 for the Lobos, who outrebounded UNLV 41-25 and took advantage of the Runnin' Rebels shooting just 35.6 percent overall.
New Mexico had lost to UNLV (26-8) the previous seven times they'd met in conference tournament games.


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Let's just hope it isn't as repetitive as it looks.
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I seriously had no expectation for this game but it's looking Awesome! It's just too bad it comes out a week after Bioshock 2 and Dante's Inferno; I think it will be missed by many people.
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throw flares...throw flares....throw flaaaress...two words...gamefly
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I honestly don't know what to make of this game. The three faction aspect and multiplayer zombie mode sound awesome, but after playing army of two: 40th day I really afraid the online aspect of this game will be a lag fest.
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Wow this game looks SO awesome! Already have the Hunter Edition with the sweet-looking FACE-HUGGER pre-ordered!
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Bob_Robertson Aug 27, 2006 10:56 AM EDT |
Neat. Learn something new ever day. |
dcparris Aug 27, 2006 11:00 AM EDT |
It's an MS Access-styled DB. You can use the embedded HSQL engine, or connect to MySQL and PostgreSQL, etc. It just made my task a whole lot easier. :-) |
Rascalson Aug 27, 2006 5:53 PM EDT |
Sooo, how is the weather under that rock Bob? :) |
dcparris Aug 27, 2006 6:52 PM EDT |
>Sooo, how is the weather under that rock Bob? It *does* raise the question of which office suite you use, Bob. |
Teron Aug 28, 2006 3:28 AM EDT |
Or, alternatively, he doesn't use a suite at all ;) |
dcparris Aug 28, 2006 5:56 AM EDT |
I just thought he might be using the EMACS suite - complete with its word processing, IDE, e-mail/newsgroups, and calendar functionality. I'm not sure about the spreadsheet though. ;-) |
Bob_Robertson Aug 28, 2006 7:16 AM EDT |
Hahaha! OpenOffice.org is installed, but I don't use anything other than spreadsheet and documents. Oh, and for displaying powerpoint slides that other people forward around the net. Since I have no use for a database program, I've never gone looking for one. The last database I utilized was FoxBase, running on Win3.1. |
dcparris Aug 28, 2006 8:42 AM EDT |
:-) |
jimf Aug 28, 2006 9:00 AM EDT |
Umm, OO... I've never been very happy with the Open Office suite. I think the interface sucks, and the bloat is amazing. I will say that the speed and load time have gotten much better, but I'd still love to 'dump the pig'... I once thought that koffice was going to amount to something, but that too seems to have gone off on a tangent. I review different apps at intervals to see how they're progressing, and although I like the KDE interface, lately I find that some of the GTK stuff is getting pretty darn good and quite usable in KDE. In particular abiword and gnumeric are coming along nicely with minimal bloat, maximum speed, a clean control interface, and, a lot of functionality. gnumeric definitely beats the other spreadsheets hands down. I think that these are going to end up being what I use on a day to day basis. As far as a Database, a combination of knoda and either sqlite, or, mysql is pretty hard to beat. If you haven't tried it, you should. |
dcparris Aug 28, 2006 9:28 AM EDT |
I was planning on connecting OOo to PostgreSQL. I want to be able to easily import my data into an office document. I must confess, I wouldn't mind trying Knoda with PostGreSQL as a management tool. In fact, I've been pondering which tool I should use on my Ubuntu. |
jimf Aug 28, 2006 9:47 AM EDT |
I know there is a PostgreSQL driver for knoda. |
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