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At Yahoo, we're focused on delivering the Web's best search experience, full of relevant, high-quality content. The Yahoo Search Content Quality Guidelines are designed to help make sure that poor-quality pages don't degrade the Yahoo Search experience.
High-quality content
These are the kind of webpages Yahoo wants to include in its search results.
- Original and unique content of genuine value.
- Pages designed primarily for people, where search engine considerations are a secondary concern.
- Hyperlinks intended to help people find interesting, related content.
- Metadata (including title and description) that accurately describes the contents of a webpage.
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These are the types of content that Yahoo does not want included in search results.
- Content that harms the accuracy, diversity, or relevance of search results.
- Pages using methods to artificially inflate search engine ranking.
- Multiple websites or webpages offering substantially the same content.
- Webpages produced in great quantities, which have been automatically generated or which are of little value (cookie-cutter pages).
- Misuse of competitor names.
- Webpages that seem deceptive, fraudulent, or provide a poor user experience.
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These findings, slated for the July 26, 2012 print issue of Blood, the journal of the American Society of Hematology, could lead to cellular targets for a patient population that otherwise may not have desirable outcomes and could potentially stop the onset of leukemia before it begins.
A team led by Jose Cancelas, MD, PhD, an associate professor of pediatrics at the UC College of Medicine and director of the research division at Hoxworth Blood Center, found that by inhibiting in animal models the protein Vav3, which controls cell signaling, the development of this leukemia—known as BCR-ABL lymphoid leukemia—is delayed.
"Despite advances in the treatment of this disease, the outcome of patients with this type of leukemia is very poor because it develops resistance to standard therapies," he says. "We found that the genetic deficiency of Vav3 delays the formation of leukemia by impairing the signals from BCR-ABL and the overproduction of leukemic cells. In doing this, it also allows the standardized therapies, or BCR-ABL inhibitors, to work."
Cancelas says this finding could lead to new multi-targeted therapies where Vav3 activity is related to the formation of leukemia.
"In collaboration with Dr. Nicolas Nassar, associate professor of pediatrics at UC and a physician in the division of experimental hematology at Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center, we are now trying to find chemicals with Vav3 inhibitory activity," he says. "With this knowledge, we may be able to develop a therapy that can greatly improve the lives of patients facing leukemia."
Other authors of this multinational study are Kyung Hee Chang and Susan Dunn from Hoxworth Blood Center; and Yi Zheng, John Perentesis, Abel Sanchez-Aguilera, Amitava Sengupta, Malav Madhu, Ashley Ficker, Rebecca Santho and Ashley Kuenzi from Cincinnati Children's. Collaborators also include David Williams (Boston Children's Hospital, Harvard Medical School), Michael Deininger (University of Utah), Xose Bustelo (University of Salamanca, Spain) and Xabier Agirre (University of Navarra, Spain).
This study was funded by the National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute of the National Institutes of Health, the United States Department of Defense, Alex's Lemonade Stand Foundation and Cancer Free Kids Foundation.
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Get Ready For The Indie Film Investment Deluge!/
Let's celebrate! The prospects look good for a lot of smart money to be available again for appropriately budgeted indie films. The key now being the "appropriately" part of the equation.
The days of Machiavellian moves to maximize an limited audience art film's budget seem thankfully over -- and as sad as I will be to seem some friends' films become obsolete, I smell another golden age brewing. Filmmakers and investors seem to have both embraced the "less is more' ethos. Expect may more films to be made in the lower than $5M bracket, and far fewer indie works in Mark Gill's former sweet spot. The large indie finance companies of 5 years ago, had to make films at higher budget levels in order to justify their overheads and salaries. Those companies have crashed and so did the silly models of $20M art films.
The Film Biz is coming off two consecutive extremely robust film markets. Toronto 2010 saw almost 30 deals close during the festival. Sundance 2011 exceeded that mark. Surely there were quite a few deals done post market too (I have not seen any reports to track this; let me know if you know any). Coming off of two years where the prudent would not expect anything for US rights, this an exceeding positive change. With a well produced and well positioned films, investors can reasonably hope to recoup -- and then some. Now the challenge for producers will be to be disciplined enough not to allow the budget creep to return.
There are other factors, beyond the sales market itself, that heighten my optimism. The financing model for indie films shifted over the last couple of years to be generally inclusive of additional investors. Seasoned producers generally try to keep investors to a minimum in order to better manage the relationships -- although having more than one (but still as few as possible) is still a recommended strategy so that creative control is not beholden to another. The increase in the number of investment partners was due to a both a reduction of available capital and new investors' tendency to look towards others to verify a project's value, and their desire to limit exposure.
With more films selling, and those films having more investors than previously, logic reveals that we have more investors out there who may have actually recouped their investments. The best part of this is that they are now investors with experience, who hopefully have gained the knowledge on how best to collaborate.
It's interesting to look at the ROI (return on investment) for the films that sold. Although I don't have the time to do an accurate comparison, I can tell you what it feels like to me. The highest ROIs have come from the micro budget world that delivers quality to a quantifiable audience, particularly when they have a somewhat recognizable cast. Sundance hit, LIKE CRAZY is the posterchild of this model with three accomplished young stars and a tale of love, helmed by a director of proven ability. Word is that it delivered ten times it's negative cost on the Sundance sale alone.
For those that want to increase the production value in order limit risk and deliver a more polished look, the low budget range of $500K - $2M did very well this year. The multiples were not as high, but several films at Sundance seem to have doubled their negative cost by sticking to this formula. As Kevin Smith pointed out though, the days of Happy Texas sales are long gone. Granted the higher budgeted star-cast flicks at Sundance may have had the highest sales, but certainly not the highest ROIs, particularly when one factors in the cost of the money, both literal and opportunity-wise.
The challenge this new investor breed faces in repeating this season's success is how to afford the experienced directors and producers when working on limited budgets. Genius does bloom every year, but that is a risky game to play. I have produced about 25 first time feature directors, and as much as I believe that talent is a recognizable attribute, experience is a more valuable resource when navigating the rapid speed and intense volume of decision making that feature film production requires. Budgets of $2M and less will struggle to attract directors and producers with similar track records. Lucky for them, many of us still truly love movies and want to see great stories told!


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Best Bakery on the Oregon Coast? Waves of Grain in Cannon Beach
Cannon Beach is one of those easy-breezy coastal towns where people spend their mornings walking their dogs off-leash along the sand, coffee in hand. And that coffee is probably from the local bakery Waves of Grain.
Step inside and the espresso machines are whizzing behind the counter and a line is snaking towards the door. Our eyes went straight to the platter of "Bohemian Buns". Made from a fluffy brioche dough, these sticky buns are studded with whole pecans and topped with a layer of caramelized granola. Oats, dried cranberries, raisins, and pumpkin seeds become a crunchy, sweet shell on top of the bun. (They also sell bags of their homemade granola, which in my experience is always a good sign.)
Waves of Grain owners Jason and Hillary Fargo bake all the buns, cookies, muffins, biscuits, quiche, cheese sticks (made with Tillamook cheese; the factory isn't far) and many loaves of bread. They even thought of your pooch's needs: look for the fresh-baked doggie biscuits in the glass jar. All the wheat comes from a family's local farm, which they mill into flour from the wheat berries delivered to the bakery.
While it felt a little early to get a cookie, the ginger-molasses ones were speaking to us. Covered in sugar crystals, the plate-sized cookies are chewy and soft with craggly craters. The deep brown molasses-y sweetness gets a spicy bite from the candied ginger specks.
Even the bran muffins, so often just a blah-brown stump, were wonderful. They're moist, hearty, wheaty, and raisin-packed with a broad mushroom-shaped muffin top (always the best part). They're also caffeinated! There's coffee in the batter and an espresso glaze gilded on top.
Just a couple blocks from the water, you can take your treats to-go or sit on the picnic tables out front. It's about a mile from Haystack Rock, Cannon Beach's must-see monolithic rock.
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WASHINGTON, April 9 (UPI) -- Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff Monday said she voiced concerns about several monetary issues when she met with President Obama Monday at the White House.
While recognizing the role central banks play internationally, Rousseff said she was concerned that actions taken in Europe and elsewhere would "ultimately lead to a depreciation in the value of the currencies of developed countries, thus impairing growth outlooks in emerging countries."
The United States must play a key role "not only in containing the effects of the [global financial] crisis but also in ensuring proper resumption of prosperity," she said through an interpreter.
She also touched on economic and cultural relationships between Brazil and the United States.
"All of these different prongs of our relationship have posed a very substantial outcome," Rousseff said. "But they also show that we remain short of our potentiality."
"Both Brazil and the United States of America have strategic areas in which we can cooperate, or, better said, where we can further deepen our existing cooperation," she said, listing energy and energy efficiency areas, science, technology, innovation and the transnational war on drugs.
"May I also highlight the opportunities available in areas such as the defense arena and also shipbuilding, which pose significant opportunities for cooperation?" she said. "And security is also another field for a prosperous cooperation without a shadow of a doubt."
Obama, who spoke first and didn't mention international monetary matters, remarked on the "extraordinary progress" Brazil has made under Rousseff and her predecessor from "moving from dictatorship to democracy, embarking on an extraordinary growth path, lifting millions of people out of poverty, and becoming not only a leading voice in the region, but also a leading voice in the world."
He also said the U.S.-Brazil relationship has made great strides as well.
"[Our] bilateral relationship, our trade and investment is reaching record levels, which creates jobs and business opportunities in both countries," he said.
The two countries also have seen an "extraordinary expansion" of people-to-people contacts, including what he called an "unprecedented exchange" of math, science and technology students between Brazil and the United State.
He said the meeting provided the leaders a chance to discuss a variety of global issues, such as global economic growth, the Middle East and progress made in the Open Government Partnership to increase transparency and accountability, and reducing corruption.


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To me it means that we don't have to be just like everyone else.
That we should feel free to do things that are considered different.
To dress in a way that is different.
We should focus on being who we are, instead of what's expected of us.
We should not put importance on what "they" will think, but zone in on what we really are beneath all the pressure.
The vulgarity of the message reinforces the negative aspect of conforming to what is "normal".
Notice that I speak in "shoulds". I'm at the stage where I realize the impact that my desire to fit into society has on who I've become or who I appear to be. I'm not 100% pure "me" and I never will be, but I know I can make some small steps towards her.
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Teacher professional development and classroom resources across the curriculum
There are many ways to approach questioning - the starting point for any inquiry lesson. Depending on the scope of the inquiry and how skilled the students are, formulating initial questions might last anywhere from one day to a week, or even longer. Some teachers have students begin listing questions right away, from the initial introduction of the topic. Others first immerse their students in a brief study of the topic and allow questions to "percolate" before being formally asked.
Educator Jerome Harste recommends spending an extended period of time having students "wander and wonder" before coming up with definitive topics or questions to explore:
I want them to gather questions they might have, itches they find bothering them, things they keep thinking about, and to jot those down. I think so often we give kids five minutes to come up with an inquiry question and they have to live with that inquiry question. And in reality, research doesn't really work like that. It takes us often quite awhile to find an inquiry question, the right kind of inquiry question, and to frame it in an appropriate sort of way.Harste recommends that teachers start a broad inquiry by asking students, "What's on your mind?" as they read, study, or research.
The teachers in this series provide several different models for this first step. Jorge Arredondo has his students spend two days considering the issues in Rudolfo Anaya's Bless Me, Ultima before formulating a question. He has them first find quotes in the literature that they might "want answers from." Next, he has them look at a mural painted in the same era by Mexican American artists to generate still more questions. They take notes, talk, and generally immerse themselves in the topic. "I wanted my students to go, see, experience, go into this inquiry where they're constantly questioning constantly predicting," says Arredondo. He uses this initial questioning to move them to higher levels of questioning before they choose an inquiry topic.
In their study of James Baldwin, teacher Bo Wu's students immediately begin questioning. Before beginning Baldwin's books or knowing anything about the author, Wu asks them what they might want to know. "Raising questions is a way of starting inquiry," Wu says. "More sophisticated questions come to mind after researching." After beginning the text, she draws students out further by asking them to give her a question they'd like to research and their reasons for choosing that particular question. By requiring a rationale, the teacher encourages students to think deeply about the issues their questions involve. They will then refine the questions as their research progresses. As they work, students should keep in mind the final goal of their research (in this case, the creation of a Web site on Baldwin).
Harste cautions teachers against giving their students questions or leading them too much. He also urges teachers not to be too judgmental about where students start an inquiry since it's of great importance that their questions are inherently interesting to them. Because the entire process works to help students refine their original questions, there will be many opportunities to make a poor question richer.
A good inquiry starts with a good question, a question the learner is genuinely interested in pursuing. Without this first step, nothing can follow. If this first stage of the inquiry process is done successfully, the momentum of student interest will drive the rest of the process. Though inquiry can be messy, the process formalizes in the classroom the steps by which people think and solve problems in the "real world." Just making students aware that their own questions are always the best starting point for learning sets the tone for the whole venture. As Jorge Arredondo puts it: "The best situation a teacher can be in is when the students are asking you, rather than you trying to tell them, 'Look, look, pay attention to this this is really cool.' Because [learning] is never going to happen passively. The student has to be actively participating."
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Samsung's iPad rival is called the Galaxy Note 10.1.
The phone that everyone says is better than the iPhone 4 is the Samsung Galaxy S III.
The phone that Samsung will launch tomorrow will be called the Samsung Galaxy S III Mini.
For goodness sake.
Galaxy? Why? Space?
III? Roman numerals?
Ten point how many?
Samsung is making some great gadgets these days, and you can tell by the lawsuits that it is putting a real scare into Apple.
But these brand names have to change to something simpler. The Samsung Note. The Samsung S. The Samsung S Mini. Please?


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I'm performing some research and analysis on bug/issue tracking databases and more specifically on how programmers and teams of programmers actually interact with them. What I'm looking for involves understanding how those databases change over time.
So what I don't need for example: is a database of all the bugs of some open source project as the bugs exist today. What I do need is a complete set of revision history for every issue/bug in the database. This would enable me to pick a specific datetime and say here were the list of all the issues/bugs that existed at that moment in time.
Anyway know of some publicly accessible issue/bug databases that expose this revision data?
Ideally, the revision would look something like this (shown for a single bug, with two revisions)
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Entrepreneurs with most of their wealth tied up in their businesses are probably close to the top of most financial advisors' prospect target list.
Advisors know the lack of diversification puts their capital at risk and want to help manage their wealth. But how do they make the case?
It may help to understand the mentality of a business owner and to make clear distinctions between entrepreneurial thinking and long-term portfolio investing.
And that is a task that Francois Sicart, the founder and chairman of Tocqueville Asset Management, has helpfully undertaken in an open letter he wrote to a friend, a senior executive for 10 years at one of the most successful public companies in the Internet sphere.
The tech exec had a sudden epiphany and asked: "I suddenly realized that almost 90% of my personal fortune is in the shares of my company. Is this safe?"
Sicart frames the question as a "patrimonial" rather than "investing" question.
He concedes that the entrepreneur's company shares likely have better prospects and more favorable valuations than other investments, but advises the entrepreneur to consider this a "life choice" rather than a mere stock market decision:
"Even if at some point in the future you decided to go into another venture, you would be at an age when one does not invest all of one's capital in a single project. You will need a more diversified nest egg as a backstop – for your security and your family's," Sicart writes.
To overcome the psychological bias against diversification faced by entrepreneurs, Sicart recommends his friend do so incrementally:
"It is entirely possible that your diversified portfolio will underperform the shares of your high-flying company in the stock market for a period of time. And diversification may also bring with it some capital-gains taxes that might only have affected you later in your one-stock patrimony. You should be aware of those possibilities and become reconciled with them. They are for your greater, ultimate benefit."
The Tocqueville chairman also warns his friend about the changed perspective of portfolio management, explaining that an entrepreneur can better handle the volatility of his own stock, with which he is intimately familiar: if its share price weakens, the entrepreneur can embrace the ebb as an attractive investment opportunity.
However, "once you own shares of companies where you are just an outside observer with no control over the fate of those shares, you will tend to fall prey to the insecurities that affect most investors," and thus be tempted to sell.
That is one further reason why entrepreneurs should diversify incrementally, to "get accustomed to the normal, cyclical, and sometimes volatile behavior of a stock portfolio."
Other differences in the entrepreneur's mentality from that of an investor include decision possibilities. An investor can dump the stock of a company that has grown too expensive, whereas an entrepreneur's only recourse may be to take over a cheaper company, with its attendant risks.
Entrepreneurs also prize merit where investors show a greater concern for price. But Sicart cites the example of Cisco in the late '90s. Its reputation for quality was widely shared and its revenues, earnings and cash flows "either tripled or quadrupled since 1999. Nevertheless, anyone who bought the shares since then either lost or made very little money: After peaking at $80, the stock currently trades around $22."
Similarly, companies that "change the world" may not make money, as Sicart demonstrates through the examples of RCA at the advent of radio and AOL at the beginning of the Internet era — just one final reason why his entrepreneur friend should begin his experiment "with a couple of good mutual funds or … [a] managed portfolio."


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In his book, Miracle Morning (highly recommended), author Hal Elrod says,
"It's been said that the first hour is the rudder of the day. If I'm lazy or haphazard in my actions during the first hour after I wake up, I tend to have a fairly lazy and unfocused day. But if I strive to make that first hour optimally productive, the rest of the day tends to follow suit."
Framing the first hour after you wake up as the rudder for the rest of your day is a fascinating idea. After all, for most of us that first hour is spent just trying to wake up and eat breakfast before trudging out the door to work or taking care of our family's needs.
If Elrod is correct, approaching that hour much differently has the power to transform the remaining 23 hours in each day—and in turn alter the course of our lives. It starts by creating a morning routine. Morning routines are a collection of habits that come so engrained in our lives that we no longer have to think about them. And a good morning routine can do wonders. Just look at some of these wildly successful people.
We've come up with a few tips to help you get started. Implementing any of these will help you turn the first hour of the morning into a productivity machine.
Keep It Real
Ok, first let's get something out of the way. Keep your morning routine attainable. Yes, running 5 miles, followed by a chia seed breakfast, an hour of meditation, some light reading, and personal development would be great. But chances are, it's probably not going to happen for most of us.
When developing your morning routine, it's important to make sure you're creating habits that can stick. Start small, and then slowly expand your routine as time and willpower allows. Nothing is more detrimental to budding habits than biting off more than you can chew.
Plan Your Day
It's shocking how few of us actually plan our days, especially considering that it probably only takes a few minutes. There are several planning apps that work, and several more that come with your phone. A simple Moleskine will do, or if an old school planner is your thing, go for it. The important takeaway here is to spend a few minutes laying out your schedule and goals. What do you want to accomplish? What are you going to fill your free time with?
Give Your Dreams Some TLC
Spend 10 minutes focusing on your dreams. This can be a side hustle—a hobby or passion you want to start making money from—or a vacation, job promotion, or career change. Too often we put our dreams on the backburner, and once emails and meetings kick off at work, it's not going to get any easier to think about them. Do yourself a favor and dream big in the morning.
Review Your Goals
How are you doing on your yearly, monthly, or weekly goals? The thing with goals is they're usually easy to write down but harder to actually follow through on. Keep your goals somewhere you can revisit them daily—like every morning.
Carve Out Your Own Space
Structure your morning routine around your own space. It can be an entire office or a corner of the room. The key here is to make it your own and make it consistent. Don't just flop down anywhere. Your morning space should, in some ways, be sacred to you. And you should want to visit it every single day.
Eat a Healthy Breakfast
Most of the breakfasts we eat aren't actually breakfasts: they're desserts. Instead of loading up on cereal, pancakes, or waffles, spend a few minutes giving your body the nutrients it needs to get the most out of your day. Try making some healthy smoothies, for example.
Educate Yourself
What's a subject matter that fascinates you? Is there a skill you've always wanted to learn but have been putting off? The morning is the perfect time to educate yourself. The kids are still asleep, and the emails haven't started rolling in yet. It might be (ok it's definitely) the only time of day that you have completely to yourself.
Make Your Bed
Sounds too simple, right? Well, it is. But making your bed can also have a profound impact on the rest of your day. Don't believe us, just watch this video. Making your bed is a little thing but it's a small accomplishment that can lead to another accomplishment, and then another. It sets you on a path for getting things done during the rest of the day.
Create a "Soon" List
Spend five minutes creating and reviewing your "soon list." This isn't your goals, and it's actually incredibly fun to create. Your "soon list" includes all the stuff you want to do in the next three months: the places you want to visit, the letters you want to write, and the books you want to read. There are no rules here. Just keep a list of stuff that's going to make your life better every single day.
Meditate for Five Minutes
How can sitting still and doing nothing increase your productivity? Turns out in more ways than we'd expect. Spending just 5-10 minutes in silent meditation helps clear the stress and anxiety while putting the rest of your day into perspective. Armed with that perspective, you can accomplish much more.
No matter how you choose to structure your morning routine, create a series of habits that works for you. Everyone is different. The idea is to experiment with several different habits that help you, as a unique individual, get much more out of your day. Treat the first hour of every morning like a rudder, and it will set you on a path towards more personal fulfillment and accomplishment.


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In this page area of triangle question5 we are going to see solution of first question some practice questions. In the lower classes we have studied about how to find the area for any triangle. We will use the formula is (1/2 ) x base x height if the base and perpendicular height is given.But here we are going to see the another method that is if we are given the three vertices of a triangle we can find the area by using this formula. Here you can practice problems in the form of quiz. You can verify the solution by clicking the link.
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text: Also known as Confession or Penance, the sacrament of Reconciliation in a great source of grace, in reconciling us to God. Catholics are encouraged to take advantage of it often, even if they are not aware of having committed a mortal sin. Those who receive this sacrament of mercy receive the gifts of forgiveness and divine inner peace. Confessions are heard in the church every Saturday from 3:30 to 5:00 pm and on Wednesday mornings from 7:00 to 7:45 am. Communal Penance Services, with an opportunity for individual confession and absolution, are held twice a year during the seasons of Advent and Lent.


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Winners and Losers at the Emmy Awards
"Modern Family" and "Breaking Bad" swept the Emmys, meanwhile Netflix shows "Orange is the New Black" and "House of Cards" were snubbed. TVGuide.com Special Projects Editor Robyn Ross joins Simon Constable to discuss. Photo: Getty
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text: On September 19th, Russian artist Ivan Alifan (previously covered here) will debut new paintings inspired by the "modern gaze" at the Unit London. His impressionist milky (it's not milk) paintings are both mysterious and seductive, with underlying sexual subtext. This ambiguity is intended to provoke self awareness of the viewer, almost with a slight embarrassment.


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BOGOTA, Aug. 28 (UPI) -- Two of Shakira's former employees are shopping a video they claim shows the pop singer and her boyfriend having sex on a boat, Colombia Reports said.
An unidentified Colombian couple, who worked for Shakira for 11 years, are trying to sell a 15-minute clip -- purportedly of the recording artist and FC Barcelona football player Gerard Pique -- to the Spanish media for hundreds of thousands of dollars.
The former employees allege they were unfairly dismissed after refusing to cook the singer a late-night meal, a claim Shakira's legal team has denied, Colombia Reports said.
"The video lasts about 15 minutes. I guess it's recorded with a mobile phone by an employee who was in the cockpit of the boat," a Barcelona agent to whom the video sellers showed the clip told the Spanish magazine Interviu. He said he can't tell for sure that it is Shakira. "I thought that it had been edited," he said.
Colombia Reports said Shakira's lawyers have not commented on the alleged sex tape.


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RALEIGH, N.C. - Eleven student‐athletes representing eight institutions were selected to the eighth annual North Carolina Collegiate Sports Information Association (NCCSIA) College Division All‐State women's soccer team. Senior midfielder Kelly Adams from Wingate University was the highest vote getter in all positions. The team consists of student‐athletes from NCAA Division II and Division III colleges and universities throughout the state. North Carolina sports information professionals submitted nominees and NCCSIA members selected the teams.
The All‐State unit consists of one goalkeeper, three defenders, four midfielders, and three forwards. All
student‐athletes involved with ties in the voting process were included on the All‐State team.
The team is highlighted by three members from Lenoir‐Rhyne University and two each from Wingate
University and the University of North Carolina at Pembroke. Lees‐McRae College, Meredith College,
Mt. Olive College and Pfeifer University also all gained NCCSIA All‐State selections.
Brittany Bennett from the University of North Carolina at Pembroke took honors at goalkeeper. The
sophomore from Seminole, Fla. has also earned honors at First Team Daktronics All‐Region, First Team
All‐Peach Belt Conference and was unanimous Preseason All‐PBC. She led the All‐Peach Belt Conference
with 102 saves and a .887 save percentage which ranks her 14th nationally.
The defender position was led by senior Catherine Hauck from Lenoir‐Rhyne University. The Lake Mary,
Fla. native is a returning member to the all state team as a part of the 2010 NCCSIA All‐State team as a
midfielder. Hauck was a member of the 2011 Daktronics NCAA Division II Southeast Region team and
was named the South Atlantic Conference Player of the Year. She finished second on the team in goals
(11) and points (26) this year and led Lenoir‐Rhyne to 17‐3‐1 record (9‐0 in league play) and the
conference regular season championship.
The next defender is junior Fanny Forsman from the University of North Carolina at Pembroke. The
Borås, Sweden native gained honors for the 2011 Daktronics Second Team All‐Region, 2011 First Team
All‐Peach Belt Conference and 2011 PBC All‐Tournament Team.
Rounding out the defenders is senior Mary Dorn from Lees‐McRae College. The Shallotte, N.C native
helped Lees‐McRae to a 13‐5‐3 record. She was named to the Daktronics all‐Southeast Region 1st team,
All‐Conference Carolinas 1st team and was fifth on the team in goals and points.
Leading the midfielders is senior Kelly Adams from Wingate University. Adams, the Matthews, N.C.
native, was the highest vote getter across all positions. She earned first team All‐SAC & All‐Region and
was named the SAC Tournament MVP. She led the nation with 17 assists and helped Wingate rank
fourth nationally in scoring.
Earning her third year in a row on the NCCSIA team is midfielder Alyssa Wombwell from Pfeiffer
University. Wombwell, the native of Grand Blanc, Mich., was a member of the 2009 and 2010 NCCSIA
All‐State Teams. Wombwell gained first team All‐Conference recognition in Conference Carolinas as well
as Daktronics All‐Southeast Region Second Team honors.
Rounding off the midfield, is junior Carley Griffin from Lenoir‐Rhyne University and sophomore Eliza
Evans from Meredith College. Griffin, a native of Fresno, Calif., finished second on the team in goals (11)
and third in points (25) and was a 2011 First‐Team NCAA Division II Southeast Region and South Atlantic
Conference honoree. Evans, a Raleigh, N.C. native, led Meredith with 13 goals which was good for third
overall in the USA South Athletic Conference and was also named to the 2011 USA South Women's
Soccer First Team.
The three forwards named to the team were led in the voting by senior Laura Lineham from Lenoir‐
Rhyne University. The San Diego, Calif. native was a 2011 First‐Team All‐South Atlantic Conference
honoree and Second‐Team NCAA Division II Daktronics All‐Southeast Region pick. She led Lenoir‐Rhyne
in goals (12) and scoring (30) this season including six game‐winners . She helped the Bears win the
conference title, finish 17‐3‐1 on the year and earn a berth in the NCAA Division II Southeast Regional
Also named to the forward position is Jade Montgomery from Wingate Unviersity. The Monroe, N.C.
native was also named to the first team All‐SAC and, second Team All‐Region and SAC All Tournament.
Montgomery was second in the SAC with 13 goals with six of her goals came in the SAC Tournament,
which included a hat trick in the quarterfinal win over Catawba.
Finishing off the team at forward is Lindsey Stanley from Mount Olive College. The Clearwater, Fla.
native was tied for 5th in nation in points per game and ranked 7th in nation in goals per game. She was
a 2011 CoSIDA Academic All‐District First Team and two‐time All‐Conference Carolinas Second Team
(2011, 2010).
About NCCSIA
Founded in 2002, NCCSIA is comprised of sports information professionals from NCAA Division I, II, III,
NAIA and independent institutions from the state of North Carolina. The organization seeks to promote
collegiate athletics and student‐athletes at all schools. Membership is open to anyone affiliated with a
college, university or conference located in North Carolina, and whose area of responsibility lies within
sports information.
NCSSIA selects All‐State teams for men's and women's soccer, volleyball, men's and women's basketball,
softball and baseball on the College (Division II, III, NAIA) and University (Division I) levels. .
2011 NCCSIA College Division Women's Soccer All State Team
Goalkeeper: Brittney Bennett, University of North Carolina at Pembroke
Defender: Catherine Hauck, Lenoir‐Rhyne University %
Defender: Fanny Forsman, University of North Carolina at Pembroke
Defender: Mary Dorn, Lees‐McRae College
Midfielder: Kelly Adams, Wingate University
Midfielder: Alyssa Wombwell, Pfeiffer University& %
Midfielder: Carley Griffin, Lenoir‐Rhyne University
Midfielder: Eliza Evans, Meredith College
Forward: Laura Lineham, Lenoir‐Rhyne University
Forward: Jade Montgomery, Wingate University
Forward: Lindsey Stanley, Mount Olive College
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After a long hard day hunched over the computer, a good shoulder-opening stretch can help melt away muscle tension and create more space for your lungs to breathe deeply, thereby creating a more relaxed you.
Why you should try it
This pose looks simple — and it is — but it also is delivering a lot of benefits: It opens up your shoulders, stretches your hamstrings and decompresses your spine.
What to do
Stand with feet apart in a wide stance, arms at your sides. Grasping a yoga strap, belt or towel in your right hand, drop it over your right shoulder, keeping your elbow out to your side in an open posture, rather than hunching forward. With your left hand grasp the strap behind your back, walking your hand up on it as far as your flexibility will allow. Fold over and take five deep slow breaths, breathing into the shoulder or anywhere you feel the stretch. Rise up, keeping a flat back. Repeat the move on the other side.
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First of all, I apologize for the hiatus in posting over the past couple of weeks, Organizing a (non-mathematical) conference has absorbed a big chunk of my time, and then getting back up to speed with routine tasks has absorbed another big chunk. However…
So I started looking at the recent paper of Shmuel Weinberger and Guoliang Yu, They are interested in looking at the part of the \(K\)-theory of the maximal C*-algebra of a group \(\Gamma\) which is generated by the projections
\[ p_H = \frac{1}{|H|} \sum_{h\in H} h\quad \in {\mathbb C}[G] \]
in the complex group algebra of \(G\), where \(H\) is a finite cyclic subgroup. (Question: Why do they restrict attention to finite cyclic subgroups? Wouldn't any finite subgroup work just as well.)
The claim is that these generate a "large" subgroup of \(K_0(C^*_{max}(G)) \) which is not in the image of the maximal assembly map from \(K_0(BG)\). "Large" is expressed in terms of a lower bound for the rank of this abelian group.
The basic strategy, so far as I understand it, can be thought of in terms of a familiar argument for property T groups. Let \(G\) be any group. The maximal group C*-algebra has a homomorphism \(\alpha\) to \(\mathbb C\), which just is the regular representation (as a linear map on \({\mathbb C}[G]\) it sends every group element to 1. On the other hand, the reduced (and therefore also the maximal) group \(C^*\) algebras have a different trace \(\tau\) which sends the identity element to 1 and every other element of \(G\) to 0 – this is the tracial vector state associated to the unit vector \(\xi_e\) in the regular representation \(\ell^2(G)\). At the level of K-theory we get a diagram
\[\begin{array}{ccc} K_0(C^*_{max}(G))&\to^\alpha &{\mathbb Z}\\ \downarrow&&\downarrow\\ K_0(C^*_r(G)&\to^\tau & {\mathbb R}\end{array} \]
This diagram need not commute. In fact, if \(G\) has property T and we consider at the top left corner the K-theory class of the Kazhdan projection – the projection (whose existence is guaranteed by property T) which maps, under any representation, to the projection onto the G-invariant subspace of that representation – then this class maps to 1 by traversing the diagram via the top right corner and to 0 traversing via the lower left corner. However, it must commute for any element in the image of the (maximal) assembly map, as follows essentially from Atiyah's \(L^2\) index theorem. Thus, as is well known, we infer that the class of the Kazhdan projection is not in the image of the maximal assembly map.
Weinberger and Yu point out that a similar argument can be applied to the projection \(p_H\) associated to a finite cyclic subgroup \(H\) of \(G\). In fact, the homomorphism \(\alpha\) takes \([p_H]\) to 1, whereas the trace \(\tau\) takes it to \(|H|^{-1}\). This is independent of any property T considerations. Motivated by this, they conjecture that the rank of the subgroup of \(K_0(C^*_{max}(G)))\) generated by the \([p_H]\) (they call this the "finite part" of this group) is at least equal to the number of distinct orders of cyclic subgroups of \(G\), and that no non-identity element in the finite part lies in the image of the assembly map.
Next time I hope to talk about their approach to proving this in certain cases.
Weinberger, Shmuel, and Guoliang Yu. Finite Part of Operator K-theory for Groups Finitely Embeddable into Hilbert Space and the Degree of Non-rigidity of Manifolds. ArXiv e-print, August 21, 2013. http://arxiv.org/abs/1308.4744.


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When my 20-month-old is sick or upset, he often finds something to bang his head against. This may even be a wall or hardwood floor if I don't catch him in time. Is this a normal behavior?- Sebastian
Head banging can be upsetting for parents to see. But in most cases, occasional head banging is a form of self-stimulation, self-comfort, or a release for frustration and does not signal another problem.
As a parent, you can help by addressing any underlying causes of emotional upset and protecting your son from injury as much as possible. Try not to make a big deal about the head banging or scold him for this behavior.
While head banging is common and usually nothing to worry about, in some kids it can be part of a developmental problem. Frequent head banging, particularly if there's a question of developmental delay or abnormal social interactions, should be evaluated by a doctor.
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Date reviewed: July 2013
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Kinetic Rhythm Ent necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 336 diseños de 46 diseñadores freelance.
Kinetic Rhythm Entertainment
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DJ, Music & Event Production
Professional DJs, MCs, and Entertainers for Corporate and Fine Events.
Company Overview:
Kinetic Rhythm Entertainment is committed to enriching lives by creating professional, high quality events.
Create events that entertain, inspire, and enrich peoples lives.
DJ's, MC's (Master of Ceremonies) and Entertainers
Please review for what we want to include in the last briefing session. Ideas we have so far;
We like creative minimal design
open to possible use of negative spacing.
Possible use of the definition of words (Kinetic & Rhythm)
Rhythm - Movement or variation characterized by the regular recurrence or alternation of different quantities or conditions (as relates to music)
Kinetic – Energy in Motion
Logo appeal should encompass a sophisticated, innovated, integrity, cutting edge, modern classic look.
Logo will be used on a website, business cards and social media.
To give you a feel for our visual preferences we have included some examples that have caught our eye. These are just examples and should not limit your creativity.
http://thelogocompany.net/images/po…pelogo.jpg - like integration of portrayal of their business service and graphic .... also like creative use of leaf / font
http://www.logofromdreams.com/logo-EECC-logo.htm - we like the creative use of the graphic integration with the name
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Circular designs with a graphic in the middle with 'kinetic rhythm' circling the top and 'entertainment' on the bottom considered.
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STORRS, CT – Administrators and campus leaders at the University of Connecticut are discussing how to pay for a new student recreation center that would alleviate overcrowding of its current rec facilities.
According to a report in the Hartford Courant, the undergraduate enrollment at Connecticut has soared from 11,365 in 1995 to 16,347 today. Lines form at cardio machines and weight rooms at recreation facilities headquartered in a renovated field house and gymnasium built in 1951—though students also share other facilities. Also, waiting lists continue to grow for intramural teams, and the gym can become so crowded that the university runs out of lockers and towels, the newspaper reported.
At an April 24 meeting, campus leaders discussed the problems students face with the university facilities. Trustees, administrators, students and professors agreed that a proposed new recreation center is overdue, but the question centers on how to pay for the facility.
The newspaper reported that the $2.3 billion UConn 2000 construction program set aside $31 million for "intramural, recreational and intercollegiate facilities," but the university has already spent that money on the $48 million Burton Family Football Complex and the Shenkman Training Center.
At the meeting, Recreation Executive Director Patti Bostic outlined a wish list of amenities that ranged from basketball courts and cardiovascular facilities to an aquatic center with a kayak wave pool and water slides. UConn President Philip E. Austin said that while he supported the proposed facility, his priorities were on academics and hiring nearly 200 more faculty positions at the university, the newspaper reported.


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PORTSMOUTH — A Milton man accused of sexually assaulting a mentally handicapped man in November has waived his probable cause hearing on Monday, and his case has moved to the county superior court.
John C. Riley, 41, of 1147 White Mountain Highway No. 3 in Milton, who is now free on bail, is facing felony-level kidnapping and aggravated felonious sexual assault charges. Riley, who worked for Living Innovations at the time, allegedly assaulted his client, a 35-year-old man with a mental disability, while he was supposed to be driving him home after a Halloween party.
After he waived his probable cause hearing at Portsmouth Circuit Court Monday morning, his charges were bound over to the Rockingham County Superior Court, where a grand jury will consider indicting him on the felony counts.
Riley also faces a misdemeanor-level indecent exposure charge in connection with the Nov. 2 incident. That charge will be tried alongside the felony charges at Rockingham County Superior Court, said Dave Colby, detective prosecutor for Portsmouth police.
According to court officials, Riley posted his $30,000 cash bail on Jan. 22, and he is currently out on $35,000 personal recognizance bail.
According to police, the Nov. 2 incident occurred after a Halloween party hosted by Living Innovations on Lafayette Road. As Riley was driving the alleged victim home, he stopped at a Home Depot parking lot off Arthur Brady Drive and sexually engaged with him without consent.
The kidnapping charge claims Riley confined the 35-year-old man with the purpose of sexually assaulting him, and the aggravated felonious sexual assault charge claims he engaged in a sex act with the alleged victim, after the alleged victim told him to stop.
The indecent exposure, or lewdness charge, a Class A misdemeanor, alleges Riley performed a sexual activity while in the parking lot of a busy retail establishment to which the public had access.


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Farming Simulator 3D
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Put on your boots and get your 3DS now its time to play your favorite career-simulation on your portable console! The Nintendo 3DS is a groundbreaking hardware that brings 3D gaming to the handheld market for the first time. The 3DS utilizes a 3D slider functionality and an improved top LCD display to present a glasses-free 3D effect in compatible games, while giving players the option to moderate the effect as they see fit. This technology now allows you to work a 1 km wide scenery with acres, roads, your house and farm as well as a small village, with the vehicles found in your generous fleet all three dimensional in the Farming Simulator 2012 3D. Take a seat at the wheel of authentic farm machines by renowned manufacturers like DEUTZ-FAHR, KRONE, HORSCH, POeTTINGER, AMAZONE, LEMKEN and VOGEL & NOOT and get started: plow and grub your fields, seed one out of three plants (corn, rape and wheat) and fertilize them to accelerate the growth. For your motivation, you will be able to sell the harvest and invest it into new equipment. As known from the "Farming Simulator-series, you will be supported by digital assistants, who take over the work you assign them to. That way you will be able to efficiently organize your farm and maximize your profit. The Farming Simulator and the Nintendo 3DS console are a great match: Experience a high quality 3D-graphic which supports the 3D-effect of the console perfectly. You will be able to explore an open world, play with a day-night-cycle and chose a free-to-play mode on your way to become a successful farmer. The game addresses both kids and male adults and hence makes it a great expansion of the Nintendo 3DS family.
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A fast-moving brushfire, whipped by afternoon and evening winds while being fed by tinder-dry vegetation, threatened homes in the northwest portion of Reno at the base of Peavine Mountain.
The Robb Fire, named for the area in which is began, started late this afternoon in the area of Avenida de Landa and Foxtrail Drive near Robb Drive.
As of 11 p.m., it is estimated that the fire has consumed over 1,800 acres. Several homes in the area are threatened, however none were damaged nor destroyed by the fire. There were only voluntary evacuations earlier.
Currently, the fire is aboout two miles from any homes or other structures. Firefighters hope to have the blaze contained by Thursday.
The fire is currently spreading towards the east and could possibly threaten structures in the University Foothill and Horizon Hills areas off of No. Virginia Street.
Authorities ask persons who do not live in the area to stay away to allow access for emergency crews.
The caue of the fire is under investigation, however fire authorities feel the fire may be man-caused since there was no weather-related cause known.
Anyone accessing the tinder-dry hills are reminded to keep on established roads and trails and that all vehicles must be outfitted with a spark arrestor. This includes off-road motorcycles.
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Oman Air, the national airline of the southern Gulf state, is to raise $80 million from local banks to finance a fleet modernization plan, the company told AFP on Monday, April 30.
Oman Air General Manager Abdulrahman Al-Busaidy said the winning bank or consortium from among 10 groups, including foreign banks, will be announced within two weeks.
As part of the plan, Oman Air will acquire five next-generation Boeing 737s, of which three aircraft will be on lease. The airline has signed a purchase agreement with Boeing for two 737s and a lease agreement with International Lease Finance Corp. for delivery from December 2001.
Oman Air is in advanced talks with Indian authorities for landing rights in Delhi and Cochin, Al Busaidy said. Currently, the airline operates direct flights to the Indian subcontinent and Gulf destinations.
Founded in 1993, Oman Air is 35 percent state-owned, with the remainder held by the Omani private sector. Its fleet includes two Airbus A320s, one Boeing 737, three Fokkers, two ATR 42s and a Twin Otter for domestic flights. — (AFP, Muscat)
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'Momentary' and 'Toggle' MIDI functions
- Live Versions: All
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MIDI messages come with certain behaviors, depending on the intended function in Live.
For example, when a midi controller's button or foot pedal is pressed, often, the MIDI message that is sent to Live is a 'Toggle' message which sometimes results in unwanted behaviour on certain parameters in Live; as is the case with Looper's Multi-Purpose Transport Button.
A 'Toggle' MIDI message means the pedal or button sends out a value of 127 when pressed once. This does not constitute a 'complete' message for certain parameters until it is pressed a second time and a value of 0 is sent.
Instead, a different message, a 'Momentary' MIDI message, is expected by Looper's Multi Purpose Button, which sends a value of 127 when pressed, and 0 when released.
Please see below for further information on changing this behaviour on your Foot Pedal or MIDI device.
Below, you will find some useful parameters and their expected MIDI message.
Looper's Multi Purpose Transport Button → Requires a Momentary MIDI message.
Track Arm (record enable) → Requires a Momentary MIDI message.
Track Activator / Mute → Requires a Toggle MIDI message.
Solo Button → Requires a Momentary MIDI message.
Device / Effect On/Off → Requires a Toggle MIDI message.
Note: if using a MIDI controller with visual feedback (eg: the pads on the Akai LPD light up when pressed), changing the the behaviour of the MIDI sent may result in the visual feedback not matching the action. This is coded into the hardware and is unfortunately not able to be altered.
How can I change this behavior?
Quite often MIDI controllers, keyboards and foot pedals come with controller editing software. This software allows users to customize the behaviour of the components (such as encoders, faders, pedals and buttons) on their device.
Controller editing software is usually available on the support page for your particular device.
If it is the case that no software exists for your device, then it is also possible to use MIDI translation software, for example:
Bomes MIDI translator (PC / Mac)
- Tutorial for using Bomes with Ableton
MIDI Pipe (Mac)
- Guide for MIDI Pipe


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NEW YORK - Taking additional antioxidant supplements on top of vitamin C, vitamin E and beta carotene does little to ward off macular degeneration among older adults, new research suggests.
Researchers found a combination of lutein and zeaxanthin only provided extra protection for people who started out getting the smallest amount of those nutrients in their diets, such as from green, leafy vegetables.
"Overall, people were hoping it would be a bigger bang," said Dr. Jack Cioffi, head of ophthalmology at Columbia University Medical Center in New York, who wasn't involved in the new research.
Still, Cioffi said he would probably recommend people at risk for macular degeneration take lutein and zeaxanthin instead of the previously-prescribed beta carotene - which was linked to an increased risk of lung cancer among smokers in the new study.
"If anything, this speaks to the fact that you can use antioxidants other than beta carotene," he told Reuters Health.
Macular degeneration is a chronic eye disease that causes blurred vision and blind spots, which become worse over time. According to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, about 1.8 million Americans age 40 and older have age-related macular degeneration.
Previous research showed a combination of vitamins C and E, beta carotene and zinc could reduce the risk of advanced macular degeneration by about one quarter.
"We wanted to see if we could improve upon the result - make it a little better, make it a little safer," said Dr. Emily Chew, who led the new study at the National Eye Institute in Bethesda, Maryland.
So she and her colleagues added a combination of lutein and zeaxanthin or two types of omega-3 fatty acids to the supplement regimens of some of the original 4,203 study participants, age 50 to 85, who were still taking their initial vitamins and minerals.
Over the next five years, the researchers found, macular degeneration progressed in 29 to 31 percent of study participants, regardless of whether they were given the extra supplements.
In a separate analysis, the proportion of people who had to undergo cataract surgery for other vision problems was also similar across groups, at about 24 percent.
People in the study were relatively well-educated and tended to have good-quality diets before taking supplements, the researchers noted.
"It could be that the addition of more antioxidants, and different antioxidants, doesn't convey any additional benefits, which is probably the truth," Cioffi said.
Chew said she does believe lutein and zeaxanthin have an important role in protecting against vision loss. Among study participants who ate the fewest green, leafy vegetables, taking those antioxidants was tied to a 26-percent lower risk of progression to advanced macular degeneration, the study team reported in the Journal of the American Medical Association.
"People at risk for macular degeneration - they're the ones who will benefit the most," she told Reuters Health.
The cataracts finding was published in JAMA Ophthalmology, and the data were presented collectively at the Association for Research in Vision and Ophthalmology's annual meeting in Seattle.
Cioffi said the possible link between lung cancer and beta carotene was "somewhat confusing." In the new study, 2 percent of people taking beta carotene developed lung cancer, compared to 1 percent not using that antioxidant. Most of those cancers were in former smokers.
Still, he said it would probably make sense going forward to substitute other antioxidants for beta carotene in recommended formulations with vitamin C, vitamin E and zinc, as lutein and zeaxanthin weren't tied to any complications.
Lutein and zeaxanthin supplement combinations can be bought over the counter for about $10 to $15 per month.
"I think if you're at all health-conscious and have a well-rounded diet that includes dietary supplements of these antioxidants, you're probably doing good for more than just your eyes," Cioffi said.


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We are not a full service florist. We do not design or deliver. We do offer a line of pre-made bouquets in many sizes and prices for most occasions. We offer wholesale pricing to individuals, businesses, churches, and organizations with resale tax certification or resale tax exemptions, both issued by the Texas State Comptrollers Office.
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Caroline has worked tirelessly to support our Hillsborough disability cycling project.
She has turned up every week, through rain and shine to work with and support one of our cycle trainers to run disability sessions. A friendly face and comfortable presence, she has encouraged everyone who attends the project.
Caroline can identify the needs of people with different kinds of disabilities as she has a disability herself. This makes her very sympathetic to the requirements of the people who attend the sessions.
She has always looked for other avenues to promote cycling and the CTC in Sheffield. She is involved with the CTC disability cycling forum and is very vocal and loyal at promoting what CTC is doing.
Caroline is a relative newcomer to cycling but only 18 months on, she says that 'Cycling is my life'. She uses her bike to get the kids to school and shopping, but most of all she has become a true cyclist.


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***We've pulled this post out of the vault as part of our 1 year celebration. One year ago today, we were still meandering through our first few posts. Though we were rookies, Timperial's brief review of Old Guardian sounds pretty good to me.***
Enjoyed on 12/7/2009
Brewery: Stone Brewing Co.
Location: Escondido, CA
Beer: Old Guardian (the OG)
Web: http://www.stonebrew.com
Presentation: 22 Fl. Oz. (650.6 ML) — Brown Glass Bottle
Vintage: 2007
Style: Barley Wine Style Ale
Barrel: N/A
Hops: N/A
Malt: N/A
Vessel: Tulip
Recommended Serving Temp: 55 degrees
Notes from the bottle: "Ingredients: A whole buncha Barley, tons o' Hops, Water & Yeast." Also, an enormous amount of text from brewer Greg Koch that I'd rather not type. Interestingly, the content is mainly about the current (at the time it was written) building of the Stone Bistro. There is also mention of the "just over a hundred" Stone employees. The current homepage of the brewery states: "Happy Holidays from all 278 of us at Stone!" Yes, Stone is a force.
Bottled on: "Limited Early 2007 Release"
Flavor will continue to develop for some time to come.
Food Pairings: Dessert of any kind
Cheese Pairings: Pungent ones such as Blue, Gorgonzola, Limburger
Beer Advocate: A-
Rate Beer: 99 (3.97)
Timperialstout's Notes:
I believe this is the last of the very few beers that I brought with me from Philadelphia when I moved here. It's a bit sad that it will be gone after tonight, but it's been refrigerated for far too long and I was really beginning to worry about its seal's integrity. From what I've gathered, extended stays in the refrigerator can dry out the rubber on the inside of the bottle cap and cause the seal to be compromised. I'm not exactly sure how long that takes, but I'd rather not toy with the great OG.
No worries after tonight, I now have a real cellar for cellaring. Let's get into it.
She pours a glowing amber, near tangerine hue. A stunning clarity and a surprisingly plump head for the age. A not entirely strong pour brings about a nice tan cap of varying sized bubbles that leaves a dense lacing on the glass. That's from all the unfermented sugars. This one is really sticky, and that is just what I love. The scent is of salt water taffy I think. Maybe a bit of cotton candy, slightly metallic in there too… with hops just squeaking through in the end.
Nearly three years of aging and the hops have more presence than natural preservation, yeah… "tons o' Hops" indeed. The mouthfeel is so smooth and delightful, honey coated. A slight prickle from the carbonation is more present just after the pour and while slightly colder. Hop bitterness is definitely there still. When you age a beer for several years you sort of expect that bitterness to fade, and though I surely love malty sweetness, beer perfection to me is malt and hop extremes coming together on the battlefield and bringing balance where it shouldn't exist.
This OG's malt vs. hop square-off is no doubt being won by team barley, but the hops are fighting for their lives. To me, that shows serious class, and brewing skill. It's Stone, I'm not surprised. Alcohol burn is minimal. No off celery like flavors that I so often get from barley wines, especially the younger ones. It's a great Monday night!
If you like Old Guardian, you should try…
Hair of the Dog — Doggie Claws
Victory — Old Horizontal
North Coast — Old Stock Ale
Disclaimer: This beer was purchased on my own with my own hard earned money at a local bottle shop and aged to perfection all on my own.
Filed under: The Cellar Tagged: 2007 Old Guardian, barleywine review, Old Guardian, Stone barleywine


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