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I think it's a great idea to have a cacher of the month, but at that rate it will take 2 years to interview every one signed up to date. I expect the membership to at least double it's current size within the next year and that could potentially take another 2 years to become a featured member. If you had one per week, it would only take 6 months to a year.
What are your thoughts. The-Stuntman
I agree that it will take forever, but until we're up and running on a regular basis with a committee in place, it may be hard to do the once a week thing. Maybe we can start of with 1 a month, and after a few months switch to 1 a week.
Or, I just had an idea, we don't have 1 cacher of the month, but maybe 3 or 4 ... How's that sound?
Also, Queen sent an email to the Contact Us, and had a great suggestion for the first Cacher ... she said that maybe we can seek out the first cacher to place a cache in the province. I've passed it by Master Instigator and he thinks it's a good idea. Now, hopefully, that person is still active.
I have sent out an email, but I haven't received a reply yet. I agree with Dani, it may be something to consider in the near future, but I would let the committee decide that one
Hum, committee, another thing I havent received any emails for.
Love that quote "If a cache falls into the woods, would it ever be found?" Response: yes by muggles and especially if it is near a dead body or a marijuana grow operation.
Cacher of the month has two aspects: The hiders and the seekers (and a few who do both). Thinking creatively about who we'd want to feature is not difficult. We're looking for unique cachers. Those who've been at it since its beginnings, those who are eager FTFers, those who hide specialty caches - King of Micros, Macros etc. Those who like brutal hikes and have achieved them! I'm personally curious about the cacher known as Nimbadash. Maybe every third or fourth one should be a rural cacher who is more obscure but who has to travel far. Our purpose for featuring cachers should be to widen the horizons of where to place caches and where to go and find them. In the words of Buzz Lightyear: "To Infinity and Beyond!"
Darn that Queen and all her jokers!!!
I just read their article as the first Cacher of the Month. They mentioned doing Stony Brook Cache as their first find. The Old Bat and I tried for that one a while back and ended up posting a DNF on it. I remember seeing that it was found a few days later by a newbie as their first find. I had to go back and check the logs ... you guess it, that was The Queen and Four Jokers! Thanks for showing me up on your first find! :)
Congrats on being nominated Cacher of the Month. Looking forward to finding more of your caches next time I'm in the 'Peg.
M.I. was looking into finding the cacher who placed the first cache in Manitoba. Not sure if he had any luck but the cacher who claims to have placed the first cache is e8ght and he placed CIBUA-cache in a builtup area. This cache was placed 2/5/2001. This cache has since been moved to Killarney.
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To define equipment acquisitions and set forth guidelines for signature authority for the purchase of said equipment.
To be classified as an equipment acquisition and capitalized in the University records, individual items are to be valued at $5,000 or greater and have a life expectancy exceeding one year. If an order of functionally-related items, which together constitute one unit of equipment, are submitted and valued at less than $5,000 each, the combined value will be the determining factor as to whether the purchase is considered equipment or not. However, if an item is valued under $5,000, it may be classified as "equipment-like." (The budgetary and accounting procedures applicable to equipment-like transactions are set forth in Operations Manual Policy 5.2-4.)
Procedures for Signature Authority of Equipment Acquisitions
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In Your Sites: Avon Site AnalysisBy Susan Plonka | Posted 2001-10-29 Print
Avon has set up two ways to buy its products online, one directly from the company (Avon.com), and one through fairly standardized Web sites for its sales representatives (YourAvon.com)Avon has set up two ways to buy its products online, one directly from the company (Avon.com), and one through fairly standardized Web sites for its sales representatives (YourAvon.com).
In effect, Avon is competing against its Avon ladies.
The ladies' sites have all the products that are in each Avon catalog to sell, which may include sweaters and bug repellent. But Avon.com still sells the full line of cosmetics, fragrances and toiletries for which the company is known.
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Avon.com does allow buyers to cut in a rep for a piece of the action. But it does so
at the very end of the sales process, with an optional response offered to buyers.
There's not a serious attempt to direct the buyer first to a rep, which is odd for a
company that wants its online strategy to be "rep-centric."
"They're cannibalizing themselves offering shopping online without offering their reps (to customers) right from the home page," says Geri Spieler, a Web design analyst with Gartner Group, a research firm. "It's their advantage over Revlon or L'Oreal. Avon's making a mistake by having two different sites in Avon.com and YourAvon.com."
Finding an E-Rep
"There should be a zip code input box right on the Avon.com home page. Instead I had to click through two pages of 'Find an E-Representative'. Then it asked me for my username and passwordI didn't have one yet," notes Spieler. "Next, it wanted me to fill out a form. I don't want to give all that infoall I want is to find a rep in my community."
"It would be easy to solve the difference between Avon.com and YourAvon.com, and make sure this was a rep-centric strategy," explains Bruce Arnstein, Director of Operations at Richard A. Eisner & Co. LLP. "On Avon.com, you'd just askfirst thingwhat you rep's name was or (for some) other ID."
But it's not always so easy. Len Edwards, the president of Avon.com, said the intent in early 2000 was to come up with one big integrated site. That proved too hard to tackle; so the company decided to let Avon.com be the outlet for so-called "channel rejecters''customers who do not want to buy through representatives.
The rejecters "don't want someone knocking on their door. They don't want to deal with anybody. They want the anonymous experience of going to a store and buying what they want and walking away," Edwards says.
Atpresent, the design of the Avon.com and YourAvon.com sites appears to favor those "rejecters."
In three steps, customers can start looking at products to buy; and only after shopping does Avon.com ask the customer to identify herself.
The Avon.com site tries to give you the feeling of having that beauty adviser looking over your shoulder while you're shopping. But technology and design isn't used to make Avon.com personal. One test we tried was sending a question concerning a color shade from the Avon.com site through the "Email Us" link. After three days, the response suggested contacting a representative to see the color chartsigned "Avon Information Center." Not signed Ashley, not Jessica. This is a missed opportunity for the site (and Avon) to feel more human, more personal.
If the idea of Avon.com is to not "have someone knocking" on the doors of rejecters, the site should answer all the needs of the "rejecters'' online. If there is to be a human link, then link to a live Avon rep on the other end of an instant chat.
If you want to buy from an Avon sales rep online, you first have to say who you are, and then it will take about a half-dozen steps before you start looking at any products to buy.
That's due in large part to the attempt by YourAvon.com to faithfully replicate the actual pages of the Avon catalog online.
The YourAvon.com site provides shopping via their catalogs. You choose which catalog you want to shop from and then see images of the spread catalog. You can flip through page by page or by the table of contents. The large images are slow to download; the shopping process is tedious.
YourAvon.com is the site that will allow you to shop with a rep ID following you around the site. You can easily ask questions by e-mailing your rep.
Yet many rep bios are empty. That needs to be fixed. By contrast, Avon.com lets a customer browse by product name and shows individual, small product images. Images are much faster to load and navigation leads buyers to products they want, or to see what's new.
"It's silly and very expensive to have so many different Web sites, a bit behind the times. They'll eventually come to that conclusion," said Andrew Rudin, Partner at Richard A. Eisner & Co. LLP. "I think ultimately they want people to go to Avon.com."
What Avon Is Doing Right
"Avon may have worked out a way to have its cake and eat it, too," explained Laird Miller who has worked as a Creative Director at Ogilvy & Mather and Foote, Cone + Belding. "Avon.com is a new opportunity to market directly to the consumer, while YourAvon.com respects the valuable existing Avon/Rep/Customer relationship."
Avon.com is more effective from a selling standpoint than MaryKay.com. On the Mary Kay site you can't get anywhere without choosing a rep. And consumers can't purchase online at MaryKay.com at allno credit card, no e-commerce. You can only place an order on the rep site and wait for your rep to presumably call you for a credit card number.
"Avon.com opens a new acquisition channel to the customer who either doesn't have an Avon representative or doesn't want one," Miller says.
Susan Plonka is a principal of Plonka Interactive, a Web development agency in Dallas. She can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com
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In the midst of constant media reminders about how tough times are, it's difficult not to be at least a little gloomy about the prospects for the engineering business as a whole. This issue of Dynamics is designed to provide an antidote to the doom and gloom showing that, not only is the CAE business as buoyant as ever, but that simulation is becoming even more per vasive, being used at ever y stage of the engineering process, and penetrating all levels of industry.
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Host Institution: Tulane University.
Co-Hosts: Allstate Sugar Bowl & Greater New Orleans Sports Foundation
Women's Final Four Ticket Information: More information regarding tickets for the 2013 Women's Final Four, including availability and pricing, is available at NCAA.com/tickets.
Television Broadcast: For the 11th consecutive year, ESPN and ESPN2 will broadcast all 63 games of the 2013 Division I Women's Basketball Championship. This marks the 18th straight year (since 1996) ESPN is the championship's exclusive television home. All games will be televised in high definition. The network will offer whiparound‐styled coverage of the first‐ and second‐round games to most of the nation with regionalized/protected coverage in the home markets of the competing teams.
In addition to its national telecast on the ESPN family of networks and availability online via ESPN360.com, the 2013 NCAA Women's Final Four was distributed to 177 countries around the world.
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BOSTON -- Torey Krug sent the Boston Bruins off on their three-game California road trip in style Saturday.
The defenseman snapped an 11-game goal drought with two and set a career-high with three points in the Bruins' 4-1 victory against the Winnipeg Jets at TD Garden.
"Anytime you're not contributing the way maybe you were before, it can get frustrating," said Krug, who missed practice Friday for maintenance. "And when all you want to do is help the team win and you're not contributing, it's tough. But it is a good feeling when you get the first one."
Daniel Paille had one goal and one assist for the Bruins (28-12-2), who finished their homestand 2-1-0 and have won 10 of their past 11 home games. Tuukka Rask made 36 saves.
Krug had three assists during his stretch without a goal.
"He played well. Again, when he's on top of his game offensively, he makes things happen," Bruins coach Claude Julien said. "But I even mentioned there those two goals he scored, great job by [Justin] Florek and [Carl] Soderberg to screen the goaltender. And you've got to give credit to the people that do a good job around him too.
"But he got the shots on net, was good, and again, just a few times it's about him making safe plays at times. That's the part of his game that he's working on right now. But I liked his game a lot tonight."
The Jets (19-20-5) have lost the first two games of their three-game road trip that ends Sunday against the Pittsburgh Penguins. Ondrej Pavelec stopped 22 shots.
"[Boston knows] how to win. They know how to do it in any kind of fashion, whether it's skill or mucking it up, and we knew that coming in," Winnipeg forward Chris Thorburn said. "So we just didn't get to the front of the net. We didn't disturb Rask enough. We got pucks there, we just didn't get bodies, and I think it was the result of the outcome."
Jets defenseman Dustin Byfuglien put on a skating display prior to scoring first 10:54 into the game. After he stole a Krug pass at the red line, Byfuglien gained the zone and landed a shot on Rask. Byfuglien got the rebound, skated around the net, and rifled the puck past the goalie from the top of the left circle.
Krug bounced back, first with an assist on the game-tying goal. At the end of a shift, Gregory Campbell won a battle down low and fed Paille for a wraparound attempt Pavelec blocked. The rebound scooted to Krug at the left circle, and he fed the puck across to Paille for a one-timer at 14:06.
Paille missed a tip into an empty net earlier in the period.
"Yeah, you know I had the other one, and that was a great pass by [Matt Bartkowski], and it just kind of rolled off me, and I thought I had it," Paille said. "But I had another chance to bury one back door, and I mean I couldn't miss it again, otherwise I would have been frustrated. So I think it was good, definitely positive to get one in."
Krug scored the next two. At 3:08 of the second period, he dragged the puck off the left wall and fired a shot through a Florek screen past Pavelec for a 2-1 lead.
Krug put the Bruins ahead 3-1 with a wrist shot from the top of the left circle that went off Winnipeg defenseman Jacob Trouba's stick before it landed in the back of the net at 7:18.
Krug's in-game turnaround was typical of his ability to forget miscues and continue to play with confidence.
"Yeah, it's frustrating when it seems to be that there's a tendency that when you're on the ice and the puck goes in your own net. So that's frustrating," Krug said. "And then it's all about putting it in the past and forgetting about it and making plays moving forward. And that's what we did tonight."
Reilly Smith extended the Bruins' lead to 4-1 at 9:59 of the third period. Brad Marchand's shot from the right dot trickled through Pavelec, and Smith tapped it in from behind the goaltender.
The Bruins have won their past 12 games vs. the Winnipeg/Atlanta franchise dating to a 3-2 Thrashers win March 31, 2007.
Boston starts its California road trip Tuesday against the Anaheim Ducks, followed by games against the Los Angeles Kings on Thursday and the San Jose Sharks on Saturday.
"I think this will definitely be our toughest challenge coming up playing those three Western teams, I don't think they have many losses at home," Paille said. "It's definitely going to be a tough road trip, but I think we're looking forward to that challenge with the best of that conference or that division, and being able to match up to their intensity and their physical play."


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The statistics are alarming: About 65% of Americans are now overweight or obese, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The number of obese adults (those with a Body Mass Index of 30 or more) jumped from 15% in 1980 to 27% in 1999. More than 15% of children from 6 to 19 years were overweight in 2000, which is three times higher than in 1980.
Why are we as a nation getting fatter? "A hundred and fifty years ago, a sedentary lifestyle was considered to be that of a farmer's wife," says Richard Simon, MD, a sleep specialist in Walla Walla, WA. "Our levels of physical activity have plummeted, along with our caloric expenditure, yet our caloric intake has not declined. When caloric expenditure declines and caloric intake does not decline, weight gain occurs.
"We're also getting less sleep than we used to," Simon adds. "Add all of those features together, and we have a perfect model for obesity."
This epidemic of obesity is particularly serious for children. The CDC says that 1 in 3 American children born in 2000 will develop diabetes, and children under 10 years of age are already developing type 2 diabetes, which is primarily seen in adults—usually not until past the age of 40.
Uncontrolled diabetes can lead to hypertension and increased risk of heart attack. It also damages the eyes, kidneys and other vital organs. The earlier one develops the disease, the greater the potential for long-term damage, especially if the diabetes isn't diagnosed and brought under treatment.
The problem of obesity in children is a major concern for another reason: the increased incidence of sleep apnea. A 20-year review of obesity-associated diseases among children aged 6 to 17 conducted by the CDC found a significant increase in hospital discharges for a number of obesity-related medical conditions. Discharges for sleep apnea increased 436%.
The problem is no less serious for adults. An estimated 18 million Americans have sleep apnea, which is often associated with people who are overweight. "As the person gains weight, especially in the trunk and neck area,


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Okay, bear with me all : With the first set of screen caps I was leaning towards an art museum as the location for the muscle task. Now I am thinking it is at a hotel ballroom. I think it may be at The Conrad in brussels. I haven't found a direct pic of the stage but I've come across some other pics of the conrad ballroom and there are other paintings on walls that look similar to the one on the stage, and the style of the walls looks the same. Trying to set up link but having problems .... Will keep trying!
Caper here is a picture of the Conrad hotel ballroom but I don't know if this is it. The chairs don't match.It's picture 14http://conradhotels1.hilton.com/en/ch/hotels/photoTour.do?ctyhocn=BRUHCCIAlso, a question: Aren't they going to Ghent? It's this episode or the next? Because the task could also be in Ghent.
AOL just posted a new article with some new press pics. I think these might help us find the location? Ghent IS known for its Flemish tapestries!1 http://www.aoltv.com/2011/11/17/exclusive-the-amazing-race-its-speedo-time-photos/
Quote from: georgiapeach on November 17, 2011, 03:27:07 PMAOL just posted a new article with some new press pics. I think these might help us find the location? Ghent IS known for its Flemish tapestries!1 http://www.aoltv.com/2011/11/17/exclusive-the-amazing-race-its-speedo-time-photos/Why Phil not in Speedo as well?
I know I've said this before, but doesn't anyone else agree that this speedo exhibitionist task a bit... much?Again, either a sign of desperation for ratings or creating thinking (who am I kidding, it's just not right)anyway I've read in the previous article that it's a detour, so teams have a choice between it or something else, they pick speedos. I guess the other one must have been hugely time absorbingP.S I know I've been obsessing over this whole exhibitionist thing, I guess it's because I know families with kids that watch TAR and when I think about them watching this episode... .... ... yeah, you get what I mean
Quote from: scruffs on November 16, 2011, 05:40:05 PMIn pic 19, is that a plane ticket? It must be a train because I don't think there is any flying on this episode. Cindy said they had a four hour lead but lost their ticket. I guess they end up bunched with everyone else.
In pic 19, is that a plane ticket?
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ATLANTA, Dec. 24 (UPI) -- The Illinois state tuberculosis program notified U.S. officials of a shortage of 300 milligram tablets of the anti-tuberculosis medication isoniazid.
A report published in the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report said subsequently, other state TB programs, including California, Indiana, Maryland, New York, Virginia and Wisconsin, reported difficulty obtaining the tablets as well.
Other programs, such as San Diego's, experienced difficulties obtaining at least one of the commercially available anti-TB preparations containing the combination of rifampin and isoniazid.
"These are the two most important drugs used to treat TB disease and latent TB infection. For TB disease, patients currently take up to 11 tablets a day as part of a four-drug regimen -- 2 rifampin 300 mg, one anti-tuberculosis medication isoniazid 300 mg, four pyrazinamide 500 mg and four ethambutol 400 mg tablets," the report said.
"Fixed-dose combinations decrease tablet numbers and minimize inadvertent omission of one or more required medications, which can lead to drug-resistant TB. A shortage of 300 mg anti-tuberculosis medication isoniazid tablets required an increase in the daily tablet intake for TB disease from 11 to 13 tablets and for latent TB infection from one to three tablets."
In the United States, the latent TB infection treatment completion rate is about 60 percent for nine months of daily isoniazid dosages; increasing the number of required tablets might decrease compliance. Because of the shortage of isoniazid 300 mg tablets, some programs have restricted latent TB infection treatment to contacts of people with tuberculosis.


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Winning streak ends as Jamie Moyer, bullpen, gets lit up by the Cubs as the Phils fall to the Cubbies, 10-5.
The Phils winning streak ends at ten games as Jamie Moyer and the bullpen give up ten runs as the Phils lose to the Cubs, 10-5.
The Cubs took the lead in the fourth, as with the bases loaded via singles to Derrek Lee, Aramis Ramirez and Milton Bradley, and with nobody out, Alfonso Soriano hits an RBI single, knocking in Lee, giving the Cubs a quick 1-0 lead, while moving both Ramirez and Bradley up a base. The Cubs then made it 3-0 as the next batter, Jeff Baker, hits a two-run double, scoring both Ramirez and Bradly, as Soriano went on to third base. On the play, Chase Utley committed a fielding error as he is unable to catch the throw into second base by Shane Victorino, which would allow Soriano to score, making it 4-0 Chicago, while Baker moved up to third. The Cubs would make it 5-0 in the fifth as, with two men on, and one man out, Bradley hits an RBI single, scoring Ryan Theriot, who had earlier singled and then stole second base. The Phils would get a run back in their half of the fifth as, with the bases loaded via singles to Pedro Feliz, Paul Bako and pinch hitter John Mayberry, Jr., and one man out, Victorino hits into a force out, 3-6, scoring Feliz from third base, making it a 5-1 Cubs' lead, as Mayberry is wiped out at second, while Bako moved up to third, putting runners on the corners. The Phils would make it 5-3 in the sixth as, with two men on, and one man out, Feliz hits a two-run single, knocking in Ryan Howard, who had earlier singled, would move up to second on Jayson Werth's single, before moving to third on Theriot's throwing error, and Werth, who had earlier singled and had gone to second on Theriot's error. The Cubs then increased their lead in the seventh as, with two men on, and nobody out, Ramirez hits a two-run double, scoring both Theriot and Lee, who had both walked, making it a 7-3 Cubs' lead. Three batters later, after the Cubs had loaded the bases via a Bradley walk, and a Soriano singled, that had moved both Ramirez and Bradley up a base, pinch hitter Jake Fox hits a sacrifice fly for the inning's first out, scoring Ramirez, making it an 8-3 Cubs' lead. The Phils cut the lead to 8-5 in their half of the seventh, as, with the bases loaded via a single by Victorino, a walk to Howard and a single by Werth, and two outs, Greg Dobbs hits a two-run single, knocking in both Victorino and Howard, while sending Werth over to third. The Cubs added to their lead in the ninth as, with the bases loaded via Andres Blanco being hit by the pitch, a walk to Koyie Hill and a single to Kosuke Fukudome and one man out, Reed Johnson hits an RBI single, knocking in Blanco, making it a 9-5 Cubs' lead, while sending Hill to third and Fukudome to second base. Two batters later, Lee made it a 10-5 lead with a bases loaded walk, forcing in Hill, while moving up a base both Fukudome and Johnson. That would be the final score as Kevin Gregg pitched a 1-2-3 ninth, recording his nineteenth save of the year.
Jamie Moyer took the lost, as he pitched just five innings, giving up five runs, only four of which were earned, on eight hits and three walks, while striking out three. His record is now 9-7 with a 5.65 ERA. Clay Condrey pitched a 1-2-3 inning. Chad Durbin pitched to five batters, getting none of them out, as he gave up three runs on two hits and three walks. Scott Eyre pitched two scoreless innings, giving up only a hit and a walk, as he struck out one. Brad Lidge pitched two-thirds of an inning, giving up two runs on two hits, two walks and a hit batter, while he struck out two. Ryan Madson pitched a third of an inning, getting out the only man he would face. Carlos Zambrano picked up the win as he pitched six and two-thirds innings, giving up five runs, four of which were earned, on ten hits and three walks, while he struck out seven. His record is now 7-4 with a 3.48 ERA. Sean Marshall pitched to one batter, who got a hit. Angel Guzman recorded his ninth hold as he pitched a scoreless inning, giving up just a walk. Kevin Gregg recorded his ninteenth save as he pitched one and one-third scoreless innings, giving up just a walk, while he struck out one.
The Phils had eleven hits in the games. Shane Victornio, Jayson Werth, Greg Dobbs and Pedro Feliz each recorded two hits, with Ryan Howard, Paul Bako and John Mayberry, Jr. getting the other three Phillies' hits. Dobbs and Feliz both knocked in two runs, while Victorino knocked in one. The Phils will now be trying to rebound as they prepare to build on their recent winning ways.
The Phillies (53-39, 1st National League East) will be playing a make up game with the Padres (37-58, 5th National League West). The game will be played at Citizens Bank Park and will start at 7:05 pm tonight. The Phils will send to the mound Cole Hamels (5-5, 4.72), who is coming off a no-decision against the Marlins on July 17, where he went five innings, giving up a run on four hits and a walk, while he struck out two, in the Phils' 6-5 extra-innings win. He will once again be going for his sixth win of the year, while trying to continue the dominance that he showed in his last start. The Padres will send to the mound Kevin Correia (6-7, 4.34), who is also coming off a no-decision against the Rockies on July 18, as he went six innings, giving up a run on three hits and four walks, while striking out two, in the Padres' 3-1 win. He will be trying to even his record, while hoping to give the Phillies' offense a bad time. The Phils will once again try to go over .500 at home, while at the same time try to continue their winning ways.


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I still have a sweater, a shrug and a hat on my must-make-before-the-holiday list.
What I'm dreaming about, though, is crocheting a big swath of fabric to snuggle up in. The swath I find most enticing is the Sunset Ruana from the Winter 2009 issue of Interweave Crochet. This ruana is delicious both in the making and in the wearing (I've tried on the actual Sunset Ruana, so I can vouch for its yumminess. And I've worked up a swatch of the engaging Tunisian entrelac, so I know about the yumminess of making it as well.)
I took a few minutes to troll through the Interweave store to see what I could find for you to dream about. And just in case you have a few gifts to wrap up for others first, I've picked out some of my favorite fast patterns. Then for the dreamers—and those of you whose gifts are wrapped up—I've picked out a few slow patterns to wrap yourself in (you can wrap up the pattern for yourself and start on it right after the holidays).
Orphan Scarf
This is the fastest scarf ever. Named for the "orphan" balls of sock yarn that we can accumulate, this scarf is worked very loosely, then stretched into scarf shape. It's very versatile in the wearing, as well; it can be worn skinny, fat or somewhere in between, with a glamorous flare at the ends. Start at the beginning of Ice Road Truckers, and by the time Lisa finishes her run, you'll be done. It's that fast.
Boteh Scarf
OK, I know I've pointed out this scarf before. I can't help it. It's a great, great scarf. I like to make it in a color-changing sock yarn. You can also make it in DK or worsted, with different size effects. It's not as super-fast as the Orphan Scarf, but the pattern is addictive so you'll be done pretty quickly. (By the way, both the Orphan Scarf and the Boteh Scarf are bundled into the Best of 2010 Shawls, Scarves and Stoles eBook, along with the pretty-darn-fast Striped Scarf and headband by Annie Modesitt. See below to find out how to click your way to this book.)
Waffle Lattice Shawl
This is likely the fastst shawl you can make. It's made up of crochet chains that are felted. The crochet couldn't be simpler; the magic happens in the felting. Make it in an evening, then felt it and Voila! You are done! It's just the right weight for a little cover, and its elegance belies its simplicity.
Katrina Shawl
This gorgeous shawl is made holding two strands of kid mohair together; the colors change from motif to motif to achieve a gradual color change. The basic motif is easy enough, but it takes some time to make enough and join them (as you go) to make the full, lovely shawl. You can modify this to make a scarf. You'll find it in the Winter 2009 issue of Interweave Crochet.
Shape-Shifting Shawl
This frothy confection calls for a bit of time investment. Worked in laceweight, it converts from a shawl to a shrug with the help of little buttons. Just the thing if you have some fancy events coming up.
So what's on your dream list? If you don't find it here, cruise around the store and find the thing that makes you dream. And stop by Facebook or Crochet Me to let us know what it is.


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Watch the Field Tarp Swallow Up Field Crew as Freak, Severe Storm Attacks Texas Rangers Game
A freak thunderstorm hit Arlington yesterday (May 29th) and forced the postponement of the Texas Rangers and Arizona Diamondbacks game.
When the rain falls, the field crews quickly spread the field tarp that is supposed to protect the infield portion of the field. Well, in this case, spreading the tarp wasn't that easy.
The winds kicked up and turned the tarp into a sail and wreaked havoc on those trying to keep the field dry.
Luckily no one was hurt, however, this sure is a funny video.


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Residues from drinking-water treatment
- In water treatment facilities, radionuclides previously dissolved in untreated water can accumulate undesirably in treatment residues.
- Residues with enhanced radionuclide content arise primarily in two of the typical treatment processes: during manganese and iron removal and during deacidification.
- For waste slurry from manganese and/or iron removal and from neutralizing, an inadmissibly high radiation exposure is not to be expected from the currently practised recycling and disposal methods, even where there is a high radionuclide content.
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In water treatment facilities, radionuclides previously dissolved in untreated water can accumulate undesirably in treatment residues. Depending on the treatment process and on the untreated water composition, residues can arise with radionuclide content (specific activity) that exceeds the natural background content of soil and rocks many times over.
Residues with an enhanced content of natural radionuclides arise primarily in treatment processes for the use of groundwater for drinking water purposes.
Residue type and specific activity
Often, groundwater must first be treated before it can be used as drinking water.
Removal of manganese and iron, neutralization
Residues with increased radionuclide content arise primarily in two of the typical treatment processes:
Removal of manganese and ironshow / hide
During the removal of manganese and iron, dissolved manganese and iron are removed from the untreated water by applying oxygen. This encourages the formation of iron oxide and manganese oxide, which are hardly soluble.
As these oxides have very reactive surfaces, dissolved heavy metals and therefore also radionuclides can accumulate on them. The arising oxides are then removed from the water using sand or gravel filters. The filters are purged regularly to aware them from clogging. The accumulated radionuclides pass with the oxides into the slurry that is created by the rinsing process.
As iron oxide and manganese oxide sometimes remain on the filter gravel, radionuclides can also accumulate there. Because the filter gravels are used for many years, these residues arise only rarely in comparison to the slurries.
The specific activity for the reference nuclides radium-226 and radium-228 is less than 0.5 becquerels per gram to 20 becquerels per gram in filter gravel or slurries; in exceptional cases up to 50 becquerels per gram.
Neutralizationshow / hide
To avoid corrosion damage to the pipeline network from aggressive acids, the pH-level of untreated water is raised during neutralizing. A typical procedure for this is a chemical reaction using a limestone bed filter.
The pH-level has a great influence on the mobility of heavy metals. Many heavy metals, such as lead, are more mobile at lower pH-levels ("acid water") than at higher pH-levels. If the pH-level increases, heavy metals and radionuclides precipitates on surfaces (for example on particles).
Limestone bed filters must likewise be backflushed in order to remain functional. This can also result in residues containing radionuclides. The specific activity for the reference nuclide lead-210 is less than 0.5 becquerels per gram to 10 becquerels per gram for this slurry; in exceptional cases up to 20 becquerels per gram.
The processes described here can also be used in combination. Accordingly then, the nuclides radium-226, radium-228 and lead-210 can occur in the slurries. As far as is known, the specific activity for these nuclides is less than 0.5 becquerels per gram to 10 becquerels per gram for these slurries; in exceptional cases up to 20 becquerels per gram.
Removal of uranium
Less widespread to date is the targeted removal of uranium. In a few waterworks, the uranium concentration is higher than the limit value of 10 micrograms per litre set out in the new drinking water ordinance.
In order to adhere to this limit value, special absorbent resins are used. Once used, these are loaded with uranium and can show specific activities of several hundred becquerels per gram for uranium-238 and/or uranium-234.
Disposal of the residues
According to legal waste restrictions, the recycling of residues takes precedence over disposal. To date, around one third of backflushing slurry has been disposed of while the majority has been recycled.
Depending on the chemical composition, it is possible according to the technical rules on Fact Sheet W-221-3 from the German Technical and Scientific Association for Gas and Water (DVGW) to recycle residues
- in the cement and brick industry,
- in the manufacturing of plant granulate,
- in road construction,
- as a precipitant in waste water works and
- in agriculture and forestry (only neutralizing slurry).
Water suppliers have also implemented this in the past.
Filter gravel
Filter gravel
Filter gravels are used for several years or even decades in water works. Exchanging them usually takes place only when renovation work is carried out on water works. Information on the quantities of residues recycled or disposed of is not published and is also not available to the DVGW. Individual cases are known where the gravel has been used for the operational start-up of new filter systems in other water works or in road construction.
Absorbing resins
Absorbing resins
Currently, exchanger resins are usually regenerated by chemically removing the uranium from the absorbing resins. The resins can then be reused in drinking water treatment.
Indeed, absorbing resins could be recycled thermally in conventional waste incineration plant but the high uranium content precludes this. Disposal of the exchanger resins in landfills of classes 0 to 3 is not possible due to the high calorific value. The resins can therefore only be disposed of underground or in special waste incineration plant.
Where there is lower uranium content, thermal recycling in conventional waste incineration plant is easier to implement. An alternative is to load the resins partly, this means to shorten the use of the resin before exchanging them.
Radiation exposure
There is comprehensive data on the radionuclide content of slurries from manganese and/or iron removal and also from neutralizing, as well as information on recycling and/or disposal. An inadmissibly high radiation exposure is not to be expected from the currently practised recycling and disposal options, even where there is a high radionuclide content.
There is little information available on quantity, radionuclide content and disposal practices of filter gravel and absorbing resins.
Although filter gravel is seldom exchanged, several hundred tons of residue can be generated when this does take place. When exchanging filter gravel with high specific activities, the BfS estimates that an exceedance of the dose guideline of 1 millisievert per year cannot be ruled out in individual cases. In these cases, individual testing is recommended and if necessary limiting requirements can be set by the responsible state authority.
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November 3, 2011 – January 25, 2012
Please join us for the opening reception:
Thursday, November 3, 2011
6pm – 9pm
SMITH ANDERSEN EDITIONS presents TASTE OF TATTOO, an exhibit that features prints from the Tattoo Project, and highlights the relationship between marking on skin and marking on a printing plate. In our most recent project, we invited ten artists to make work influenced or inspired by tattoos. Five of the participants are known for tattooing and five for printmaking. For Ross K. Jones, Mary Joy, Jen Lee, Jeff Rassier, and Kahlil Rintye, who generally work with skin and ink, the project afforded the opportunity to collaborate with a master printer, to experiment with new materials, and to embrace the spontaneity atypical of tattooing. For the printmakers, Enrique Chagoya, George Herms, Kathryn Kain, Kara Maria, and Richard Shaw, the tattoo project encouraged the investigation of new symbols, styles, and ideas….
Our exhibit will be the kick-off for the traveling exhibit, Indelibly Yours: Smith Andersen Editions and the Tattoo Project. TASTE OF TATTOO is a celebratory exhibit honoring the artists and printers as well as the completion of the catalogue. The exhibit features twenty exceptional works (two by each artist) that were not published in the catalogue, as a taste of what is to come in the traveling exhibit. A catalogue with essays by Don Ed Hardy and Dr. Hilarie Faberman accompanies the show.
Exhibit hours are Wednesday through Saturday from 10am to 2pm and by appointment. For information please contact Smith Andersen Editions at 650-327-7762 or email@example.com. Visit our website: www.smithandersen.com. Smith Andersen Editions is located at 440 Pepper Ave., Palo Alto, CA 94306.


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KENNA - A Kenna woman has been charged with draining over $212,000 from the estate of her late father.
Deloris G. Freshour, 61, was arrested and charged with embezzlement following an investigation by Detective Ross Mellinger of the Jackson County Sheriff's Department.
Mellinger was contacted in February by Freshour's brothers, Bobby and Mike Wolford, concerning their belief that their sister had depleted the considerable financial assets of their father, Jimmie Wolford, during a period from September, 2011 until his death in November, 2013.
According to Mellinger's criminal complaint, Freshour was given "power of attorney" when Jimmie Wolford became incapacitated and was placed in a nursing home‑-Ravenswood Care Center. Between, September, 2011 and November, 2013, Freshour allegedly processed 174 checking transactions on Wolford's account at United Bank in Ripley, ranging in amount from $100-$10,000 made out to "cash or her name" and totaling $135,513.87. She also allegedly removed $44,000 in cash from Wolford's safety deposit box at United Bank.
Freshour also allegedly stopped paying all of Wolford's nursing home and healthcare expenses, causing Bobby Wolford to pay $11,223.98 in expenses and Mike Wolford to pay $10,400 in expenses. She also accepted $8,000 from Bobby Wolford for a Chevrolet pickup truck with the understanding that the money would go to the estate/toward expenses. It did not.
In addition, Freshour allegedly accepted $1,500 from each brother for alleged unpaid pre-arranged funeral expenses for Wolford, but allegedly kept or spent $703.89 of the total.
In total, Freshour is accused of allegedly embezzling a total of $212,841.74.
She was subsequently arrested by Mellinger, and lodged in the South Central Regional Jail. Bond was set at $10,000 at arraignment by Magistrate Tom Reynolds. Freshour has since posted bond and been released pending further court action.
Woman accused of embezzling over $212,000 from estate
KENNA - A Kenna woman has been charged with draining over $212,000 from the estate of her late father.


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2011-11-23 / Opinion
OWS protestors have trampled on the rights of other Americans
The right of Americans to speak freely, and "petition government for redress of grievances," is based in our glorious Constitution. But as in the exercise of all rights, there is a measure of responsibility that has to be exercised. The common phrase is that free speech does not entitle anyone to shout "fire" in a crowded movie theater.
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Pneumatic Switching Relay, N/S Mount
Code: REL670B1017
Price: $139.88
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Honeywell RP670B1017 Pneumatic Switching Relay:
Pneumatic switching relays block, divert, or bleed pneumatic air lines when pilot pressure is changed from one specific value to another.
Commonly applied in Day-Night, Summer-Winter, Start-Stop, On-Off-Auto and other multiple condition systems where control sequence is changed as conditions change.
Replacement devices are available for Johnson, Powers, Robertshaw, Barber-Colman, and older Honeywell devices.
Product Specifications:
Type Pneumatic Switching Relay
Operation DPDT relay
Capacity (Cv) 0.039 scfm at 1 psi differential (18 mL/s at 5 kPa differential)
Air connections Barb for 5/32 in. (4 mm) O.D. plastic tubing
Dimensions (in) 1 1/2 in. diameter, 2 13/16 in. deep
Dimensions (mm) 38 mm diameter, 71 mm deep
Includes 14003030-001 1 1/2 in. Mounting Clip for Mounting relay to wall or panel
Maximum Operating Pressure (kPa) 205 kPa
Maximum Operating Pressure (psi) 30 psi
Pressure Range (kPa) 0 to 152 kPa
Pressure Range (psi) 0 to 22 psi
Switching Pressures (kPa) 90 and 120 kPa
Switching Pressures (psi) 13 and 17 psi
Temperature range (C) 0 C to +52 C
Temperature range (F) 32 F to 125 F
Description Pneumatic Switching Relay, N/S Mount
Humidity Ratings (% RH) 5 to 95% RH


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Monday, June 1, 2009
Pass me the Kool aid
10 comments:
- AnonymousJune 2, 2009 at 2:21 PM
Fuck yeah.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJune 3, 2009 at 1:53 AM
So using silver to braze a bike together is dangerous??ReplyDelete
That is very worrying, as I know that there's a lot of people out there building bikes with silver... Also its the method that's demonstrated in the Paterek manual/DVD which is what nearly every amateur builder uses to get started these days.
Surely if brazing with silver were producing dangerous frames there would be a lot of reports online and elsewhere of frames failing and people getting hurt? Personally I have yet to see any.
Do you have any evidence to back up your claim that "most of these attachments will let go in time" ? Happy to be proved wrong here - please provide some links.
Paul...what? Function over form? Are you crazy? Oh well, I guess I'm right there with ya :)ReplyDelete
Enjoying the blog, keep it up.
Putting a frame together with silver is fine, sometimes the best ,way but contact area and fit of tubes/lugs etc. is critical. Some folks using silver think it can do more than it really can.56% Silver is excellent 'glue' but it isn't a good fillet material and if insufficient contact area such as a seatstay attatchment is where it is used the chance of failure is very good.ReplyDelete
Oh, I forgot.....I have a failure right in my shop that I am going to fix. 56% silver was used on a brake bridge and seastay attatchment on a frame built a long time ago. It took a long time to fail but it did. One seatstay is off and the brake bridge fell out when the rear brake was appiled. Granted, this failure took years to happen but if bronze were used there wouldn't have been a failure in these locations. Look at it this way : Silver is glue and bronze is cement. That is how they should be used. Where there is lots of contact area such as in lugs silver works well. If a fillet needs to be built up then bronze is the way to go. Nickle silver works like bronze but isn't as commonly used. What I am concerned with is the misuse of brazing materials rendering what should be the most durable frame into something that could have problems. Beginning framebuilders can make bad assumptions about 56% silver .ReplyDelete
Word. I've been a victim of this. Had a nice Columbus EL cross frame (not a Rock Lobster) with poorly positioned canti brake bosses...sent back to the builder to get them redone. Since it had pretty thin stays the builder opted for silver. They both came loose in about a month ( ! ) and the frame went back again...and this particular builder, who shall remain unnamed, is well established. Silver is good for some stuff but not everything.ReplyDelete
Whoop, there it is. I'm pretty sure that if you read carefully , the Paterek manual will back me up on all this stuff. Whatever I write in this blog is based on actual experience and not on stuff I read or was told. Just like the new builders today, I have made my share of blunders and had to fix them all.ReplyDelete
Good stuff!ReplyDelete
....he says as he shuffles off to cut out a stainless headbadge ;)
Cut that badge but don't cut your fingers !ReplyDelete


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We are a community that was established in Hammersmith, London about 40 years ago, to cater for the religious and social needs. Since those early days, we have grown to a nearly 5000 member community now based in Stanmore, providing religious, social and educational needs of the community. Eimaan is belief with the heart, acknowledgement with the tongue and action with the limbs. Imam Ali (as)


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This story is about the hazard posed by antipersonnel mines located close to the pastures, hills and farm fields of the village Qizilpilol, Isfara district. The village lies on Tajikistan's border with Uzbekistan and inhabitants of this village represent two friendly nations – Tajik and Uzbek. Historically, they are closely related by traditions and customs. The first antipersonnel explosion in Qizilpilol was in the summer of 2000 and it involved six local women and girls. Out of the six victims, two of them – a mother and daughter – survived. At that time inhabitants of the border village had not any information about mine affected area.
- Local voluntary and teaching networks have been enhanced in the north communities.
- MRE safety messages and materials have been used widely by advocacy events and local traditional media.
- MRE students' school performances and parents' involvement have been followed up.
- Women's role as MRE key informant has been recognized by local authorities.
- MRE plans to involve communities and district officials to pursue a gender approach in planning the district development program.
"The sound of the explosion still rings in my head and I am still suffering over the loss of my friends, the women and girls, and I have bad dreams about it. It was a hot August and we went to the hills together to collect wood. We usually collect wood in the field near our village as we can't cook without it, living in as remote a place as we do. We were talking about our problems, opening up our hearts and advising each other not to be weighed down by family burdens… oh, women can empathize with the problems of women everywhere. Suddenly, we heard a terrible noise in the field and the agonized voice of my friend who had gone on ahead. I saw smoke and dust and fear rooted me to the spot when I saw the dead bodies," Mujibakhon, one of the survivors, says.
In 2003, UNDP focused on mine action support in Tajikistan. Mine Risk Education (MRE) started to coordinate and disseminate safety messages in partnership with Tajik Red Crescent Society, Community Women Councils, Committees of Emergency Situations, districts education departments, media, village schools, shepherds and farmers and with the involvement of local organizations. The projects increased the number of local volunteers and focal points to educate people on reducing casualties. Year by year they contributed to saving lives through an established network. UNDP promoted the development of awareness on gender policy and women's empowerment. Fortunately, through planned community and school-based MRE activities, the number of casualties has fallen.
"Everybody has developed communication on safety messages and everybody living in mine-affected areas needs to be protected from all risks. My team continues to educate adults and children to prevent mine risk and share their best MRE skills with other mine-affected border villages," Salima, an MRE teacher from the northern border community, says.
MRE coordinated steps to be more gender-friendly and involved stakeholders to support mine action on provision of safety messages to the wider public. MRE is provided by implementing partners and community members to all mine/ERW affected communities and at-risk groups in 25 districts (7 districts along Uzbek border, 5 districts in central region and 13 districts along Afghan border). MRE is conducted by volunteers through community- and school-based activities, traditional media, mass media, and public events. Furthermore, MRE activities have aimed to attract more women and girls into implementation of MRE, which gave them the chance to be recognized as an important force by the community. Due to the MRE network every year 75,000 inhabitants of the contaminated communities in 25 districts receive safety messages to reduce the number of casualties.


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Hulbert: What Great Rotation?
Is there such a thing as the Great Rotation? MarketWatch's Mark Hulbert isn't so sure. He joins MoneyBeat to discuss. Photo: Getty Images.
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Feb. 14, 2006
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. - MIT swept the NECVA New England Division weekly honors with Praveen Pamidimukkala being named Player of the Week while Scott Pollom was chosen as the Rookie of the Week. Pamidimukkala posted 92 kills in 14 games for an average of 6.57 kills per game. In addition, his backrow defense was very solid with 2.07 digs per game.
Pollom collected the first conference honor of his career as he averaged 2.86 kills per game and notched a hitting percentage of .382. He also paced the blocking corps with 1.14 blocks per game.


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It was only a matter of time before Lamborghini released the topless version of their Aventador, though it seems like it took them a bit longer than expected this time around. We'll see how many other versions they can come up with, because if the Gallardo is any hint, there will be many more hyphens and numbers to come.
Really though, while the Aventador is hands down one of the fastest and best performing super cars of today, the Roadster will "set the benchmark in the world of open-top luxury super sports cars." But how will it fair against Ferrari's 458 and McLaren's 12c Spider? It'd be a showdown, that's for sure.
The new Aventador LP 700-4 Roadster sports a two-piece roof made entirely from carbon fiber. In total, we're talking about 13 lb here, which is good for two reasons. One is obvious—your roof weighs only 13 lb, not bad. The other, which you may not have thought about, is that if you want your hair blowing in the wind at 200mph, you'll have to remove the two piece roof yourself and put it in the front luggage compartment.
Aside from the roof, though, there are differences between the Roadster and coupe version. The engine hood on the Roadster has a central "spinal column" with two pairs of hexagonal windows connected at the sides. This helps cool the engine, drain off rainwater and allows a nice view of the massive V12 for gawkers.
Interior engine volume can be adjusted with the powered rear windshield, and if you're like us, you'll just be leaving that as open as possible, with the radio switched off.
The range of colors for the Roaster has been supplemented with Azzuro Thetis, a very light metallic blue, with a tone depending on the angle of the light hitting it. This pays homage to the 1968 Miura Roadster.
Even the interior has a new look. The use of leather called Sabbia Nefertem highlights the superb hand-made craftsmanship of the upholstery from Sant' Agata Bolognese and is a perfect match for the exterior in Azzuro Thetis. Finally, the new Aventador LP 700-4 Roadster also features new Dione 20"/21" rims with a daring, aggressive look. Crafted in light forged aluminum, they lower the weight of the vehicle by 22 lb as compared with the standard set of rims.
Oh, and yes, the Aventadora LP700-4 Roadster sprints to 60mph in 3 seconds flat and will top out around 217mph. You can launch it all day, every day, for the price of 300,000 euro, which will come out around $381,000 plus/minus taxes/fees.


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Big Syl Headlines the WNBA All-Defensive First Team
Sylvia Fowles, the 2011 NBA Defensive Player of the Year and Indiana Fever forward Tamika Catchings, the 2011 WNBA MVP, headline the 2011 WNBA All-Defensive Team. Seattle Storm guard Tanisha Wright, Atlanta Dream forward Angel McCoughtry (10 points), and Minnesota Lynx forward Rebekkah Brunson round out the All-Defensive First Team.
Fowles, who received 48 points (nine First-Team votes), led the league in blocks (2.0 bpg) for the second straight year. She also shared the league lead in defensive rebounds (7.3 drpg) and ranked second in overall rebounding (10.2 rpg) and double-doubles (22).
Sky teammate Epiphanny Prince commented on the award saying, " Syl is a great player, but I feel what makes her amazing is her ability to dominate the game on the defensive end and she showed that this year. This is a well deserved award and we are all very proud of her."
Catchings, who earned Defensive Player of the Year honors in 2005, 2006, 2009 and 2010, collected 55 points and was the only player to receive 11 First-Team votes (coaches were not allowed to vote for their own players). Catchings earns her seventh consecutive appearance on the All-Defensive First Team, the only player to be named to the First Team every year it has been selected (2005-2011).
Wright finished with 35 points (seven First-Team votes), McCoughtry with 28 (five), and Brunson with 23 (four).
Catchings, Fowles, McCoughtry and Wright repeated as First Team members. For Brunson, it is her first time earning All-Defensive First Team honors.
The WNBA All-Defensive Second Team is comprised of Dream guard Armintie Price (27 points, three First Team votes), Connecticut Sun center Tina Charles (22, two), Dream forward Sancho Lyttle (20, one), Indiana Fever guard Katie Douglas (19, two), and Seattle Storm forward Swin Cash (16 points, two).
A panel of the WNBAs 12 head coaches voted on the WNBA All-Defensive Team, selecting First and Second Teams by position. Coaches were not permitted to vote for players from their own team. Players earned five points for each First Team vote and three points for a Second Team vote.
Below are the top finishers in the vote for the 2011 WNBA All-Defensive Teams:
Player | Team | Position | Points
Tamika Catchings | Indiana Fever | Forward | 55
Rebekkah Brunson | Minnesota Lynx | Forward | 23
Sylvia Fowles | Chicago Sky | Center | 48
Tanisha Wright | Seattle Storm | Guard | 35
Angel McCoughtry | Atlanta Dream | Guard | 28
Player | Team | Position | Points
Sancho Lyttle | Atlanta Dream | Forward | 20
Swin Cash | Seattle Storm | Forward | 16
Tina Charles | Connecticut Sun | Center | 22
Armintie Price | Atlanta Dream | Guard | 27
Katie Douglas | Indiana Fever | Guard | 19


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Mar 18, 2014
HARTSVILLE, S.C. – The Coker College softball games scheduled for Tuesday (Mar. 18) versus Catawba College have been postponed due to inclement weather.
No make-up date has been scheduled at this time.
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A blog about random things and sometimes about my work translating and developing KDE and anything
Wednesday, February 29, 2012
KDE SC 4.9 Release Schedule
KDE SC 4.9 Release Schedule has just been made official. If everything goes to plan (and we have been able to keep with schedules quite good lately) we should be enjoying new 4.9 goodness by early August 2012. Remember you can keep up to date with releases using the http://www.kde.org/releaseschedule.ics calendar file.
Publicat per Albert Astals Cid a 12:01 AM
Etiquetes de comentaris: kde, kde 4.9, release schedule
5 comments:
Jeez, KDE 5 is getting closer!
- Wednesday, February 29, 2012 12:52:00 AM
- Ignat said...
Oh, so close it is, didn't know. Thank you for the reminder.
But.. how is it that the 4.9 Features page is empty? Is the KDE project slowly dying or are the project maintainers too lazy to write anything in there?
- Wednesday, February 29, 2012 11:28:00 AM
- Albert Astals Cid said...
lazy, i for myself never used that page. Note that page (the features one) is for internal consumption, not for user consumption
- Wednesday, February 29, 2012 6:51:00 PM
Is there an official features page for user consumption? It'd be nice to know what all these people are (supposedly) working on.
- Sunday, March 04, 2012 7:22:00 AM
- Albert Astals Cid said...
No, there is not
- Sunday, March 04, 2012 12:21:00 PM
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The name Sophia is a girl's name of Greek origin meaning "wisdom". Sophia is ranked #5 on our popularity charts and is often added to lists like Antique Baby Names Back in Style and discussed in our forums with posts like "Which would you choose?".
From the experts:
Sophia, which was the Number 1 girls' name in the US from 2011 to 2013, is among the most popular girls' names in the Western World, with a sensuous sound and high-minded meaning. Sophia's been chosen by several celeb parents, and reached the top of the charts without losing any -- okay, much -- of its sophisticated beauty. Sophia's a real winner.
Like its sister baby names Isabella and Olivia, Sophia has gained widespread favor by appealing to a broad range of parents: Intellectuals who like it for its meaning and those attracted to its femininity, parents who want a classic name and those looking for a name with Latin roots --the Sofia spelling is also popular. Sophie is the French version of the name, more popular than Sophia in some parts of the world. Legend Sophia Loren was originally Sofia.
The name was first famous via St. Sophia, venerated in the Greek Orthodox church--St Sophia was the mother of three daughters named Faith, Hope and Love. It was first used in England in the seventeenth century and was the name of George I's both mother and wife.
Sophia has been an author favorite from the days of early novelists like Henry Fielding (Tom Jones) and Jane Austen (Persuasion) to the TV scriptwriters of today (The Walking Dead, Orange is the New Black).
Sophia's only downside is its huge popularity; it's actually even more popular than it appears, because alternate spelling Sofia falls at Number 14 on the US popularity chart. Alternative baby names you might want to consider: Sophie, Seraphina, Susannah, Zofia.
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Convicted heroin trafficker Holly Deane-Johns has been released from Bandyup Prison in Perth, 12 years after she was arrested in Thailand, where she dodged the death penalty.
Media reports claimed Ms Deane-Johns, now aged 40, was seen leaving the facility early on Thursday and was met by two men whom she hugged, and was obviously overjoyed at her release.
Ms Deane-Johns, a West Australian, was 29 in 2000 when she was arrested in Thailand.
She and then 50-year-old Victorian, Robert Sydney Halliwell, had been monitored by narcotics agents for some time and were ultimately caught with 200 grams of heroin they were preparing to send to Australia via the post.
While he was found with 180 grams of heroin, Ms Dean-Johns possessed 20 grams of the narcotic.
She initially faced the death penalty for the offence, but was instead sentenced to 31 years in jail, which was later reduced to 22 years and six months.
Ms Deane-Johns spent seven years in jail in Thailand before she was transferred to Bandyup, where she spent a further five years.
After expressing surprise at her sudden release, her lawyer, Tom Percy, told Fairfax Radio that prisoners were usually only given 24 hours notice before being let free.
"Sometimes, it just happens very suddenly," he said.
The length of Ms Dean-Johns' incarceration was excessive, Mr Percy said.
"That whole case was just a monument to our obsession with drugs. She had so little drugs on her," he said.
"If she'd got 18 months here, I would have been astounded.
"She'd done massive time for what she did."
Mr Percy said the five years Ms Deane-Johns had to spend in the WA jail after she was let out of the Thai prison following a prisoner transfer request was "probably to appease the Thai authorities".
A bilateral agreement with Thailand, in place since September 2002, allows transfers of sentenced prisoners between the two countries.
When the transfer was approved in 2007, Ms Deane-Johns wanted to be closer to her boyfriend, fellow drug trafficker Stephen Wallace, who was doing time in Perth's Casuarina Prison.
A Seven News reporter who witnessed her release said Ms Deane-Johns, formerly a brunette, was now a blonde.


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Goth Glamour: Decorative Skulls
Maybe it's the clamor for all things Alexander McQueen since the Savage Beauty exhibit. Maybe it's the dark mood about the economy. Maybe it's a reaction to the twee trends of the past few years. Whatever the reason, skulls abound lately in both fashion and home design. If you've been looking to add a bit of goth chic to your home, now's the time — between their popularity and Halloween's imminence, skull decor is readily available.
If you think skulls are too punk or goth for you, you may need to reconsider. From glittery bookends to modern chairs, they're on the way to becoming a design classic. Even mainstream retailers like Nieman Marcus now stock skull decor, and you can find plenty of vintage skull items on 1stDibs and Ebay. Buy one now, wait until Halloween passes, and set it out for some nonchalant drama.
- Skulls cascade across wallpaper that would be perfect in a cozy library. $155 at Graham and Brown.
- Glittery, oversized skulls can add a bit of glitz to a tablescape. $9.99 (originally $19) at West Elm.
- A set of mini skull candles are an unexpected, on-trend hostess gift. $35 at Unica Home.
- Damien Hirst's famous Diamond Skull stares out from a signed coffee table book about its history. $335 at Amazon.
- Pool's creepy, modern "Remember That You Will Die" stacking chair was designed for for Milan Design Week 2011. (Not yet on the market.)
- Printed cotton towels for Halloween that could work easily throughout the year. $20 for four at AlwaysCoco's Etsy.
- Place this skull on that modern, neutral-hued dresser you just bought for a dose of color. $50 at Nieman Marcus.
- A miniature skull perches on a mantel-ready candle snuffer. $35 at Barneys.
- 1970's-era lucite skulls can turn that stack of untended books in your living room into a chic statement. Available at 1stDibs.
- Update your bed by adding these skull-and-crossbone sheets. $69-$129 at Sin In Linen.
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