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Horrific statistics—we hear them every day. It's not every day when you can be a force against one of the worst global statistics in existence. Nearly 20 million children around the world suffer from Severe Acute Malnutrition (SAM), and it contributes to the death of more than 3.5 million children every year. This past August, I went to Malawi, Africa with PB+J Foods (Peanut Butter & Jesus) in hopes to curb this statistic.
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After serving in the Nkhoma region for the first week, I was both physically and emotionally exhausted. I remember journaling that Thursday night, frustrated as to what my purpose was here after having served for four days. I knew the goals of the team, but God, why me and not someone else? What do you want to show ME?
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Want to know the craziest part? Saving Alan's life cost 84 cents. Transportation, hospital registration, check-up, treatment of injury, malaria test, antibiotics, and malaria medication. Eighty four cents.
No amount of words, tears, or emotions can articulate the effect Malawi had on my life. How do you live knowing someone else is alive because of you? You can argue that 'anyone' could have seen Alan's leg and helped save his life. But, I would like to argue that you have missed the point. God knew I needed Alan as much as he needed me. God gave me the eyes to see what no one else was able to see and experience in that village on August 9th, 2013.
After much reflection and prayer, it is because of experiences like the one I had with Alan that I decided to forego the opportunity of studying abroad in Madrid this semester, and felt lead to work for PB+J part-time. I have learned the meaning of giving, and cannot picture my life without Malawi as an integral part of it.
Malawi—this 'alternate universe' – created at first what seemed to be an uncomfortable disconnection, but quickly become everything I wish my life at home could embody. Amidst the many devastating problems that exist, Malawi will always be a symbol of peace, simplicity, happiness, redemption, and God's undying love and compassion. My Malawi will always be Alan.
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We decided to try the 10 man raiding road this expansion and even though guildox allows some people to do ICC 25 man normal we have 0 in the guild doing that. We just wanted to see how far we could get with our 2 nights a week raiding and also with Cataclysm in sight with same tier level for 10 and 25 man this was a good way to improve our performance.
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8 People over time for Marrowgwar, and 8 over time for the first 4.
It's like 14 total and 9 at the same time for all other fights.
But Typhoon Struggle is actually one of the only strict guilds without any 25 man kills. This may be due to them most likely sticking together the entire expansion. Recruitment is a dick in a world where you can pug 25's with ease.
With Cataclysm it will be easier to recruit with same ilevel on gear and small 10 man guilds can still compete with big guilds on their server if they got enough time.
People are really underestimating this feat, its a real shame that people don't appreciate Typhoon Struggle's achievement.
Very impressive achievement, gz to them
Gz, very impressive I know ppl who can't kill him even if they have loads of ilvl 277 (me included, altough I don't have ilvl 277 )
0/2 = 0 , ∞/2 = ∞
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I dont think people realize how much better the gear is in 25. 10 man stuff is normally not itemized as well and almost all of the good trinkets etc are 25 man. Also they have no shadowmournes in the raid which are a huge dps increase etc.
Gratz on the achievement. It's good to see there are some guilds who actually do strict 10man raiding. Big gz and I wish you luck for Cata.
Nicely done, no clue why people nag or trying to put their achivement down.
kills like this should be vaulted far above overgeared world firsts, with them just using the gear made for that encounter.
This is not a troll post.
It is quite an achievement to down the Lich King in only ICC 10 gear.
There should be a separate achievement to acknowledge the extra difficulty of this, like the Herald of the Titans Algalon achievement, which is still hard.
Almost every guild that has done the LK on HM did it with 264 and 277 gear which made it much easier.
If everyone has 251 gear it is harder, even with the 30% buff.
And so grats to these guys who did. All of the elitists in this thread who say "/care, I did it two months ago" should try and do this and stfu in the meantime.
Huge gratz to you guys! And hurray we've got the nr.1 10men guild on our server:P
Gratz, very impressive when you plug your brain and understand the fact that you can't overgear and needed an LK10 kill WITHOUT normal ICC25/ToC25/ToC25 hc kills (specially not the easy ones everyone can get) and the sheer lacks of itemization and trinklets in 10-only gear.
In before all the "it's because strict 10 mans are just terribads" from people that never tried anything in 10 man content without overgearing it by at least a tier.
Good luck in Cata, it sure looks promising to see 10man strict guilds and 25-man fight on the same footing.
PS : For those pretending it's "easy" without ever trying, try to get your "BiS" lists for dps/tanks from this tier or previous one or Ulduar, list the caps you need, and then try to build gear-profiles with ONLY 10 man drops.
Then understand it means : NO DBW/TAJ/Stam trinklets from Sindra or Satrina/Juggernaut's for tanks, No Death's Choice/Death's Verdict, NO Hallion's trinklet either, No Bryntroll/Cryptmaker, and quite some other things, and that, to get HC gear from the "easy" boss you HAVE to kill the LK without overgearing it (while everyone else did the easy bosses in 10/25 every week to finally face the LK10 in nearly full 264 overgearing it by a tier, and then only starting ICC10hm already overgearing them).
Since you are bad, as you said, you are either trolling or posting
retarded shit, on your 6 posts, gtfo.
Bigger than Life.
Gratz to them, despite what some of these people are posting, it is still a very good feat to have done.
Some people underestimate the power of 25Heroic gear in a 10 man set-up.
When have I eva been able to reach a mage? He just freeze me, blink, freeze himself, make big dragonhead and confuse me, blink etc etc.
Go go diminished ICC buff effect kill. I know you guys can pull it off!
Grats, and gl pulling that stuff off too if you're going for it.
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Gratz but tbh if the top 25 man guilds (I mean like the top 20/25) attempted strict 10mans, they would've already downed it. Paragon and Ensidia did it with 5% buff. 25% extra damage, healing and a lot more weeks of experience than Paragon or Ensidia is pulling equal with the gear they had at that time.
TL;DR Gratz but the best guilds in the World would wtfpwn 10man strict guilds if they chose to do it.

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IMAGE REGISTRATION WITH APPLICATIONS TO MULTIMODAL SMALL ANIMAL IMAGING by Belma Dogdas A Dissertation Presented to the FACULTY OF THE GRADUATE SCHOOL UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA In Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for the Degree DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY (ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING) August 2007 Copyright 2007 Belma Dogdas
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I went to the Kulluk News briefing this afternoon at the Denaina Center in Anchorage. Here's the announcement from my computer screen:
Here are the media gathered before it started in the Kahtnu meeting room.
There were also people listening via phone. That was problematic because the mic was short and some of the speakers were tall. They had to repeat two of the presentations because the people listening in couldn't hear.
This diagram of the Kulluk was up on an easel, but it was never used.
This is Shell's Alaska Operations Manager Sean Churchfield. He thanked the team and praised the work they are doing.
Since I videoed the meeting, I didn't take notes and right now the video of the presentation is uploading so I can't listen to it.
I'll post it soon. I didn't catch anything significant.
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salvers[salvors] went on board today.
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SITKALIDAK ISLAND, Alaska — In 208 years, a lot of history can be forgotten--the Russian cannon fire, the cries of women and children hurling themselves 100 feet into the sea, the defeat of a proud people.
All of these things happened at a small, raised buttress known as Refuge Rock near the village of Old Harbor. A Russian force, led by fur traders, conquered the Alutiiq of Kodiak Island, leaving hundreds dead.
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The payday industry appears to have its hooks into attorney general-elect Chris Koster.
In the Nov. 3 Turner Report, I noted that payday loan interests funneled at least $6,500 into Koster's campaign during the last few days before the election, by contributing it to the Economic Growth Councill, which, in turn, placed it in Koster's account:
The council's Ethics Commission filing shows it received $5,000 from Check into Cash, Cleveland, Tenn. and $1,500 from Axcess Financial, Albuquerque, N. M.
The Economic Growth Council has been a useful tool for Koster throughout the primary and general election campaigns. In the Aug. 2 Turner Report I noted that the Council was used to begin the laundering process for $10,000 from Vacation Services of America, a company that the man Koster wants to succeed, Jay Nixon, accused of bilking customers just four years ago:
But that $6,500 was just a drop in the bucket. The man who contributed more money than anyone else into Koster's campaign, billionaire Rex Sinquefield, has made it clear he does not want any regulation of the payday loan industry. When Sinquefield was shutting down the 100 political action committees he formed to circumvent Missouri's previous campaign contribution limits, he contributed $46,550 to Koster on Nov. 25, which was noted in the Nov. 29 Turner Report.
Governor-elect Jay Nixon has promised payday loan reform. It looks like the attorney general from his own party may stand in his way.


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Risky wrote:Terotrous wrote:Rock_dash wrote:But the future refused to change.
The magic didn't fail, it's just the kind of magic that takes time to work! Unspecified time!
I remain confident that it will eventually work.
Like meteor.
So what you're saying is that in order for my spell to work, we need the Black Materia?
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Not so sure I agree with Dusty there. The Cincinnati Bengals have had more stability in their organization than just about anyone and look what they have to show for it.Reds manager Dusty Baker said the current turnover being experienced in the Reds front office - the team has had four general managers in six years - cannot be sustained if the team is to become successful.
"Good organizations keep a lot of the same people for a period of time if they're working well together," he said.
I could tell a year into OB's reign as GM that he wasn't going to cut it and needed to be fired yet many said "it's too early." I'd also argue that Bowden should have been fired sooner.
Therefore I'm fine with this firing. Walt Jocketty has the best resume of any Reds GM since Bob Howsome and he has a track record with BC.


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Publications 1992
Bowden, B.F., J.C. Coll, L. Hongtu, R.C. Cambie, M.R. Kernan and P.R. Bergquist (1992). New cytotoxic scalarane sesterterpenes from the dictyoceratid sponge Strepsichordaia lendenfeldi. Journal of Natural Products, ?
Brodie, J. and M. Furnas (1992). Long term monitoring programs for eutrophication and the design of a monitoring program for the Great Barrier Reef. Proceedings of the Seventh International Coral Reef Symposium, Guam, 1: 77-84.
Bruce, A.J. (1992). Two new species of Periclemenes (Crustaces, Decapoda, Palaemonidae) from Lizard Island, Queensland, with notes on some related taxa. Records of the Australian Museum, 44(1): 45-84.
Done, T. (1992). Constancy and change in some Great Barrier Reef coral communities: 1980-1990. American Zoologist, 32: 655-662.
Dufour, V. (1992). Colonisation des recifes coralliens par les larves de poissons. PhD thesis, Universite Pierre et Marie Curie, France.
Green A L (1992). Damselfish territories: focal sites for studies of the early life history of labroid fishes. Proceedings of the Seventh International Coral Reef Symposium Guam, pp. 601-605
Hall, V.R. (1992). Life-history strategies of common reef-crest corals at Lizard Island. Honours thesis, James Cook University, Australia.
Hay, M.E. (1992). The role of seaweed chemical defenses in the evolution of feeding specialization and in the mediation of complex interactions. Chapter 3 in "Ecological roles of marine natural products" (Valerie J. Paul, Ed.), Comstock Publishing Associates, Ithaca, NY, USA,
Houbrick, R.S. (1992). Monograph of the genus Cerithium Brugiere in the Indo-Pacific (Cerithiidae: Prosobranchia). Smithsonian Contributions to Zoology, 510: 1-211.
Hutchings, P.A., W.E. Kiene, R.B. Cunningham and C. Donnelly (1992). Spatial and temporal patterns of non-colonial boring organisms (polychaetes, sipunculans and bivalve molluscs) in Porites at Lizard Island, Great Barrier Reef. Coral Reefs, 11: 23-31.
Keable, S.J. (1992). The scavenging, small marine invertebrates of Lizard Island, Queensland, Australia. MSc thesis, Macquarie University, Sydney.
Kiene, W.E. and P.A. Hutchings (1992). Long-term bioerosion of experimental coral substrates from Lizard Island, Great Barrier Reef. Proceedings of the Seventh International Coral Reef Symposium, Guam, 1: 397-403.
Leis, J.M. (1992). Summing up. In "Larval Biology", Proceedings number 15 of the Australian Society for Fish Biology Workshop. D.A. Hancock (Ed.). Australian Government Publishing Service, Canberra.
Lou, D.C. (1992). Validation of annual growth bands in the otolith of tropical parrotfishes (Scarus schlegeli Bleeker). Journal of Fish Biology, 41: 775-790.
Lou, D.C. & N. Moltschaniwskyj (1992). Daily otolith increments in juvenile tropical parrotfishes and surgeonfishes. Australian Journal of Marine and Freshwater Research, 43: 973-981.
Lou, D.C. (1992). Age specific patterns of growth and reproduction in tropical herbivorous fishes. PhD thesis, James Cook University, Australia.
Lowry, J.K. and H.E. Stoddart (1992). A revision of the genus Ichnopus (Crustacea: Amphipoda: Lyssianassoidea: Uristidae). Records of the Australian Museum, 44: 185-245.
McCormick, M.I. (1992). The influence of pelagic life history on the quality of tropical goatfish (family Mullidae) at settlement. PhD thesis, James Cook University, Australia.
McCormick, M.I. and B.W. Molony (1992). Effects of feeding history on the growth charactersistics of a reef fish at settlement. Marine Biology, 114: 165-173.
McCormick, M.I. and J. Shand (1992). Metamorphosis of the visual and barbel sensory systems at settlement in the reef fish Upeneus tragula (Family Mullidae). Proceedings of the Seventh International Coral Reef Symposium, Guam, 1: 616-623.
Meekan M.G. (1992). Limitations to the back-calculation of recruitment patterns from otoliths. Proceedings of the Seventh International Coral Reef Symposium, Guam, 1: 624-628.
Milicich, M.J., M.G. Meekan and P.J. Doherty (1992). Larval supply: a good predictor of recruitment of three species of reef fish (Pomacentridae). Marine Ecology Progress Series, 86: 153-166.
Mills, R.A. (1992). Aboriginal occupation of Lizard Island. Master of Letters in Cultural Management thesis, University of Sydney.
Musso, B.M. (1992). Rates of skeletal degradation following death in three species of Acropora. Proceedings of the Seventh International Coral Reef Symposium, Guam, 1: 413-418.
Nelson, V.M. (1992). Patterns of cover, diversity and spatial arrangement of benthos at Lizard Island, Great Barrier Reef. Proceedings of the Seventh International Coral Reef Symposium, Guam, 2: 827-832.
Ponder, W.F. and R. de Keyzer (1992). A revision of the genus Diala (Gastropoda: Cerithioidea: Dialidae). Invertebrate Taxonomy, 6: 1019-75.
Reitner, J. (1992). Coralline sponges: an attempt of a phylogenetic analysis. Berliner Geowissenschaftliche Abhandlungen, Reihe E (Palaobiologie), Band 1:1-352 + figures.
Russell, D. (1992). Barrier Protection. ALR, 145: 21-25.
Smith, G.C. (1992). Observations of crested terns with an experimentally added egg in the nest. Corella, 16(2): 38.
Sorokin, Y.I. (1992). To the characteristics of plankton in the waters of the Great Barrier Reef, Australia. [Russian journal - in Russian]
Stafford-Smith, M.C. and R.F.G. Ormond (1992). Sediment rejection mechanisms of 42 species of Australian scleractinian corals. Australian Journal of Marine and Freshwater Research, 43(4):
Stafford-Smith, M.G. (1992). Mortality of the hard coral Leptoria phrygia under persistent sediment influx. Proceedings of the Seventh International Coral Reef Symposium, Guam, 1: 289-299.


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Mike Pereira, you'll recall, was vice president of officiating for the NFL. This year, Pereira has not pulled any punches when talking about how terrible the replacement refereeing has been. He, like most of the internet, believe the referees are doing a number on this San Francisco-Green Bay game.
Greg Aiello, spokesman for the NFL, is sick and tired of taking all this guff from the media, fans and, yes, former league employees. So he fired back at Pereira.
Aiello gets points for sheer bitchiness, but I'm not really sure how it helps the cause to essentially say "Yes, you are correct, these referees are terrible, but so were you!" It also makes the league look even more petty than it already has been in its negotiations with the referees.
Update 6:25 P.M.: Aiello tells Bob Glauber he and Pereira were kidding. We apologize for claiming that the NFL was petty for this in addition to its handling of the locked out referees.


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Planning a trip this summer? Or maybe you'll take some time off in your own town or city. Either way, rest and relaxation is important to unwind and regain mental energy. Endurance athlete and blogger Sarah Stanley joined us for a live Twitter chat on Monday, July 8 at 3 pm EST to discuss ways to make the most of your vacation (or 'staycation'). Check out the recap and and follow the hashtag #HealthTalk to join the conversation.
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Sarah Stanley is an entrepreneur, health and fitness advocate, endurance athlete, and marathon runner. In her blog, sarahstanleyinspired.com, she shares her passion for being active, healthy, and happy. She has run 26 marathons and 11 ultramarathons, and is a Road Runners Club of America-certified running coach. During some of her races, she has updated her progress via live updates to Twitter and Facebook on her Blackberry. As a spokesperson on social media and ultra fitness, she has been featured in SELF magazine, Ladies Home Journal, Chicago Athlete magazine, Washingtonian, SHAPE, Examiner, and First For Women, Greatist, and College Life TV.
In 2010, she was the only woman to complete a Double Boston Marathon. In September, she dedicated a week to getting the message out about childhood obesity and cycled 276 miles from Washington, D.C., to New York City as part of the Celebration Ride project to help educate kids about the importance of an active lifestyle, eating real foods and helping others. In 2011, she became the only female to run all 18 Rock n' Roll races (3 marathons and 15 half marathons). She also ran three additional marathons and two 50 mile ultramarathons and cycled 600 miles from San Francisco to San Diego for the annual birthday Celebration Ride project raising funds directly for Kids on Bikes.


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Nestled in a traditional northern Thai Lanna-style pavilion with sweeping views of the Mae Rim Valley, Terraces at the Four Seasons Resort in Chiang Mai, offers a stunning open air setting overlooking the surrounding rice paddies and distant Doi Suthep mountain range. Featuring Italian and International cuisine inspired by the region's abundant natural produce, Terraces showcases dishes from Asia and beyond, with a menu guided by authentic flavours and exceptional ingredients, from local natural produce such as wild Morning Glory, Chiang Mai Pork Sausage and local Soft Shelled Crab to imported Australian 'Darling Down' Wagyu Beef, as well as an extensive menu of classic Italian favourites from antipasti such as Fritto Misto with with Calamari, Prawn, Cod and Soft Shell Crab, to crisp wood fired pizzas and traditional pastas like Fusili Arrabbiata, Rigatoni Bolognese and Asian-fusion Spaghetti Tom Yum with seafood. At night, you can hear the chorus of toads croaking from the rice paddies, or if you're fortunate enough, witness the 'Yi Peng' Lantern Festival, part of the festival of lights in Northern Thailand that shows respect to Buddha, where illuminated paper lanterns are launched into the night sky by local villagers. It's believed that launching a lantern will send a person's bad luck and misfortune away into the air, especially if it disappears from view before the fire goes out, however just being at the Four Seasons Chiang Mai, was blessing enough for us!
An arrangement of floating lotus
A cold towel wrapped in the same of a lotus with an orchid nestled on top
Terraces Italian themed menu
Warm rosemary-infused bread and grissini with roasted garlic and olive oil
Thai white wine from the Monsoon Valley
Fritto Misto with Calamari, Prawn, Cod, Soft Shell Crab, Artichoke, Spicy Mayo and Nam Jim Jaew
Tuna Tartare with Lobster, Avocado, Chives, Kaffir Leaves, Dijon Mustard and Lime Juice
Fusilli with Semi Dried Tomatoes, Roasted Shallots and Green Spinach Pesto
Squid Ink Angel Hair Pasta with Crab, Prawns, Broccolini and Garlic Cream
Lanterns floating in the night sky as part of the Yi Peng' Lantern Festival in Chiang Mai
Kaffir Lime Scones
Makes 24 scones
Recipe courtesy of Four Seasons, Chiang Mai, Thailand
2 cups bread flour
2 large egg yolks, beaten
1/2 cup whole milk
2 cups butter
1 3/4 tbsp baking powder
7 tbsp icing sugar
1 tsp vanilla paste
3 Kaffir lime leaves
Mix the bread flour, baking powder and butter in a bowl. Pour in milk, eggs and vanilla paste and stir until mixed well. Place the dough on a floured surface and knead it gently. Pat the dough flat until 1/2 to 1-inch thick. Using a round 2-inch cutter, cut out 24 circles from the dough. Brush the tops with egg yolk and bake for 20 mins at 355°F, until lightly golden on top. Serve warm with clotted cream and jam.


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1/2 cup orange marmalade
4 teaspoons rice wine vinegar
1/2 teaspoon crushed red pepper flakes
Peanut oil, for frying
1/2 cup all-purpose flour
1 teaspoon salt
1/2 teaspoon baking powder
2/3 cup water
2 cups shredded sweetened coconut
1/2 cup bread crumbs
1 pound medium or large shrimp, peeled and deveined
Add all dipping sauce ingredients to a pot on a low temperature. Heat for 10 minutes, making sure you stir ingredients every few minutes.
In a large, heavy pot, heat 2-inches of the peanut oil to 325 degrees F.
Meanwhile, in a large bowl, whisk together the flour, salt, and baking powder. Add the water and whisk until smooth. Let the batter stand for 15 minutes.
In a wide, shallow bowl, toss the coconut and bread crumbs together.
Put the shrimp into the batter. Remove the shrimp, 1 at a time, and dredge in the coconut mixture, pressing to help the coconut adhere. Fry the shrimp in batches in the hot oil for 1 to 2 minutes or until brown. Use a slotted spoon to transfer the shrimp to a baking sheet lined with paper towels. Serve the shrimp with the dipping sauce.
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text: description Physical description emergency currency, notgeld, 50 pfennig, Germany. Note has three vertical folds, it is creased and worn and engrained with dirt. History note Issued in Stuttgart, Baden-Württemberg, Germany. Show more Object details Category Currency Related period Interwar (production), Interwar (association) Production date 1919-06-30 Materials whole: paper Catalogue number CUR 14395 Object associations Associated places Stuttgart, Baden-Württemberg, Germany Related objects Currency emergency currency, notgeld, 50 pfennig, Germany Currency emergency currency, notgeld, 50 pfennig, Germany Currency emergency currency, notgeld, 50 pfennig, Germany Related content © IWM (O 2170) Interwar How Britain Hoped To Avoid War With Germany In The 1930s Instituted in the hope of avoiding war, appeasement was the name given to Britain's policy in the 1930s of allowing Hitler to expand German territory unchecked. Most closely associated with British Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain, it is now widely discredited as a policy of weakness. Yet at the time, it was a popular and seemingly pragmatic policy. © Crown Copywright (OP-TELIC 03-010-17-145) Contemporary conflict Timeline of 20th and 21st Century Wars Military conflict took place during every year of the 20th Century. There were only short periods of time that the world was free of war. The total number of deaths caused by war during the 20th Century has been estimated at 187 million and is probably higher. RAF, MQ-9 Reaper, Waddington Contemporary conflict A Brief History of Drones The first pilotless vehicles were built during the First World War but drones now have many functions. Share this Share on twitter Share on facebook


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Lady Bisons in 16th place at Draper Valley Women's Invitational
Sept. 12, 2006
The Lipscomb Lady Bisons golf team opened the Fall season in 16th place after two rounds in the Draper Valley Women's Invitational hosted by Appalachian State in Draper, Va.
The Lady Bisons shot 333 and 329 as a team for a two-round score of 662. East Tennessee State, another Atlantic Sun Conference team, is in first place with a two-round score of 585.
Brie Rowdon is leading the Lady Bisons with a two-round score of 161 (80-81) which ties her for 62nd place. Ashlee Catlin is tied for 66th with a score of 162 (80-82) followed by Marie Fillers in a tie for 76th with a score of `167 (82-85), Liz Austin in a tie for 84th at 172 (89-83) and Britteny Beard in a tie for 88th at 179 (91-88).
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Alan Simpson and Erskine Bowles, co-chairs of the president's fiscal commission and widely hailed as serious thought leaders on dealing with the country's economic problem, had strong criticisms for both men vying to be President of the United States for the next four years
Erskine Bowles, a former Chief of Staff to President Bill Clinton, chided Romney's economic plan saying "the arithmetic just doesn't work."
When asked if Romney could justify his tax cut proposals, Bowles said "I don't think he can and the math is easy to prove."
Simpson, a former Republican Senator from Wyoming, was not surprised the president "walked away" from their commission's report that was released December 1, 2010. He argued that former President Bill Clinton would have made more of an effort to embrace the Simpson Bowles plan. "I know that he would've agreed," Simpson said, citing the bi-artisan support their report received from members of the commission. Clinton would have "wrapped [his] arms around it and taken it right into [his] heart."
On the 2012 race generally, Bowles believes it has become "a choice election," saying that Mitt Romney has not "given the American people the substance in his response to convince them that they ought to make a change today."
Simpson, on the other hand believes the election will be a referendum on the president and that Romney's chance will come from "Obama fatigue."
"I think people are going to vote against Obama, which will be to Romney's advantage."
Watch the entire interview with Alan Simpson and Erskine Bowles above to hear more from the economic duo, including some strong words of warning to his own party from Alan Simpson.


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OCEAN CITY — Women today are economic powerhouses. They now own 40% of America's privately owned businesses and hold half its wealth — estimated to be $11 trillion of a total $22 trillion by 2020. Two in 10 married women outearn their husbands, and over the course of a family's life, 90% of women will control its wealth.
It's no surprise then that women's behavior as earners, investors and savers is the subject of a large and growing body of behavioral economic research, which has yielded important findings. For example, when women do invest, they tend to look for informed advice and thus may have a better rate of return than men.4,5 But women can also be too conservative in their approach, especially given the fact that they tend to live longer than men. Ultimately, from the way they seek financial information and advice to their understanding of the long term, women's financial behavior holds crucial lessons for all investors, regardless of gender.
Research shows that while men tend to overestimate their financial competence, women seek information: They get help, and compile data upon which to base informed decisions. In a large 2011 study, Spectrem Group, a private research firm, found that 46% of affluent and 82% of very high-net-worth women rely on financial advisors. Furthermore, they demand clear, in-depth facts from those advisors before acting.
The result of getting informed investment advice? Annual returns that are two percentage points higher a year versus those of people who didn't seek experts' input, according to one study.
Men, by contrast, "are substantially more overconfident about their relative performance," notes an often quoted study on gender and behavior in the Quarterly Journal of Economics.6 Yet another study notes that instead of backing off, they're "more likely to see a risky situation as a challenge."
Women also tend to limit their trading far more than men do. They prioritize protecting principal rather than taking risks to grow their assets (6 in 10 wealthy women surveyed by Spectrem made that choice). A study by the University of Michigan's Retirement Research Center found that men frequently and unnecessarily trade their holdings (what it called "disproportionate portfolio churning"). All other things being equal, the male participants traded 56% more than their female counterparts, and the more they traded, the worse their performance became — "a result of a too-rosy estimation of their own investment skills," the researchers wrote. One reason for the inferior returns was the triggering of fees.
A landmark study on gender differences in stock investing also found that men tended to sell too early, or to swap assets for new ones that underperformed what they had sold. The women, by contrast, were more inclined to take the long view, understanding that performance in many cases is best measured over time.
By the same token, different financial periods can call for different approaches. For example, the current low-growth environment in the U.S. may require a more active mentality when it comes to investing. Luckily, this is where women's aforementioned penchant for seeking informed advice before making financial decisions can help them.
A nationwide Society of Actuaries study found that women expect to need more money during their later, less active stages of retirement than in the earlier portion, whereas men are less willing to acknowledge the costly physical and health challenges that may lie ahead. That could be one of the reasons women tend to be less optimistic than men regarding financial outcomes and to prepare for hard times in a constructive way. During the recent recession, the Society of Actuaries study found that women of all income levels reduced purchases to compensate for income and savings losses. And Spectrem Group found that wealthy women reduced debt levels more than men did during the downturn.
Unfortunately, women's strengths don't erase the challenges they may face when it comes to money. Mothers and caregivers often have to take lengthy leaves from their careers to care for kids or aging parents, lowering their contributions to employer-sponsored retirement plans and costing them years of the company match. Living longer, they may outlast their funds or spend more time ill. They may also err too far toward risk avoidance. As a result, they need strategies that complement the strengths noted above and offset several distinctive problems.
There's little doubt that women's financial behavior and preferences across situations show major differences from men's. Women's financial strengths are significant, but so too are their challenges. In the end, this type of careful and informed approach to investing and saving, when coupled with early planning and forethought, can offer a powerful example that all of us could use to better control our financial destiny.
(A Merrill Lynch Wealth Management Advisor. She can be reached at 410-213-8520.)


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After an alien invasion threatens to annihilate the human race, a young Japanese girl, named Milly (Anne Suzuki), travels back in time from 2084 to October 2002, and enlists the reluctant aid of skilled Tokyo gunman, named Miyamoto (Takeshi Kaneshiro), to discover and prevent the start of the war. However, trouble ensues when the two protagonists are forced to deal with a Japanese mafia boss, named Mizoguchi (Goro Kishitani), who is somehow involved in the start of the war by keeping the first alien spaceship and its alien pilot captive, while our two heroes race against the clock to find a way to stop the oncoming destruction from the vengeance-seeking alien invasion fleet on its way to Earth.
Takeshi Kaneshiro ... Miyamoto
Anne Suzuki ... Milly
Kirin Kiki ... Xie
Goro Kishitani ... Mizoguchi
Yukiko Okamoto ... Dr. Yagi
Original Title: Ritana
Director: Takashi Yamazaki
Year: 2002
Runtime: 117m
Aspect Ratio: Pal, Widescreen 1.85:1 anamorphic
Audio: Dolby Digital 5.1: Japanese; English; Italian; Spanish
Subtitles: Arabic; Bulgarian; Croation; Czech; Danish; Dutch; English; Finnish; Hebrew; Hindi; Hungarian; Icelandic; Italian; Norwegian; Polish; Portuguese; Slovene; Spanish; Swedish
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I need some new song ideas
A friend and I are seniors in high school and we have a band. I play alto saxophone and he plays drum set. We have played at basketball games, in school concerts, and background music at various school events. Our next (and possibly last) performance is going to be at our graduation, so obviously we want it to be our best performance yet. Our problem is we cannot seem to find a good song/songs to play. We are looking for something fast, upbeat, and fun. Somewhere between 3 to 15 minutes would be perfect. Some of the songs we have played before include: Shipping Up To Boston, Megalovania, Blue (Da Ba Dee), 300 Violin Orchestra, Harder Better Faster Stronger, Eye Of The Tiger, ect. Hopefully that gives you a good idea of the type of music we enjoy playing.
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text: Red Bulls U: September 15 | Goals aplenty from Academy products as college season gets underway Tweet © Every couple of weeks, NewYorkRedBulls.com will compile a list of standout performances by Red Bulls Academy products in college to keep updated on the latest player news. The 2015 college soccer season is underway with most teams having a few matches under their belts. The following is a list of Academy products with notable performances in the opening weeks of the 2015 college soccer season: Akron: Adam Najem* (MID) – Scored the game-winning goal against formerly No. 7 Georgetown, a 1-0 win. Scored in the next match against Maryland, a 3-2 win for Akron. Tallied his third goal of the season to tie the match last weekend vs. Saint Louis on a 25-yard free kick en route to a win, 3-2. Bucknell: Chris Thorsheim* (DEF/MID) – Recorded one goal and an assist in season opening win vs. La Salle, then started and played 88 minutes in a loss to No. 15 Syracuse, 1-0 OT. Last weekend, Thorsheim scored his second goal of the season and tallied two assists against Seton Hall, a 4-0 victory. Columbia: Frederick Elliot (FWD), Antonio Matarazzo (MID) – Frederick Elliot scored the game-winning goal in the season opener against UMASS, 1-0. Antonio Matarazzo also started in the match and recorded three shots in the game. Elliot provided the game-winning assist last weekend against No. 18 Providence in double-overtime, 2-1. No. 25 Georgetown: Brandon Allen* (FWD), Alex Muyl (FWD), Arun Basuljevic (MID/FWD), Christopher Lema (MID), Kyle Zajec (MID) – In the second match of the season, all five Academy products featured together for the first time this season in a loss vs. University of South Florida, 2-0. Georgetown defeated No. 1 UCLA, 3-1. Basuljevic had one goal in the match. Last weekend against Radford, Muyl and Allen both recorded two goals and one assist while Basuljevic also grabbed an assist in a 5-2 win. Holy Cross: Diego Ceron (DEF) – Started in opener vs. Hartford and helped maintain a shutout, 0-0. Held No. 18 Providence to one goal in a draw, 1-1 OT 2. Last Friday, Ceron recorded two assists and helped maintain a clean sheet vs. Sacred Heart en route to a 5-0 win. Marist: Cameron Harr (FWD) – Scored a goal in the opening match vs. Saint Joseph's, a 3-2 victory for Marist. Cameron recorded five shots and two shots on goal. He also started the next game, a 2-1 loss to New Hampshire. Last weekend, Harr scored his second goal of the season, a game-winning goal against Binghamton, 1-0. This week, Harr was named MAAC Rookie of The Week. No. 4 Maryland: Mael Corboz (MID) – Corboz is enjoying a three-game point streak. He started and tallied an assist in a win vs. St. John's, 4-0. The midfielder scored his first goal of the season against No. 1 UCLA, a 2-1 win for the Terps. Maryland lost to Akron, 3-2, but Corboz supplied both assists in the loss. Faced Academy products Evan Louro, Billy Stevens, Marcello Borges and the Michigan Wolverines last Friday, a scoreless draw, and provided the game-winning assist in the 84th minute against Navy on Monday. Corboz also featured in TopDrawerSoccer.com's 2016 MLS SuperDraft Preview. Michigan: Evan Louro (GK), Billy Stevens (DEF), Marcello Borges (DEF) – Michigan lost opener to No. 6 Creighton, 1-0. Louro allowed one goal and made seven saves in the match. Stevens started and played 77 minutes, while NYRB II's Borges made his regular season debut as a substitute. Borges played 55 minutes and recorded one shot on goal. Michigan rebounded with a win vs. West Virginia, 3-1. Louro made four saves, Borges started and played 61 minutes, and Stevens tallied an assist. All three players played in a double-overtime victory against Niagra, 2-1. Borges tallied his first assist of the season to tie the match in the 71st minute. Against Mael Corboz's No. 4 Maryland, Louro made seven saves while Borges and Stevens held the Terps maintain a clean sheet in a scoreless draw. Northeastern: Andrew Lombard (DEF), Chris Flores (MID) – Andrew Lombard, who was recently called up to the U.S. U-20 National Team, started the season opener against Temple, a 1-1 draw. Flores also started and recorded one assist in the match. Both players started and played out a scoreless draw last weekend vs. Fairfield. Rutgers: Brandon Tetro (DEF/MID), Erik Sa (MID) – Tetro started on defense and Erik Sa recorded two assists in the opening match of the season, a draw vs. Siena, 2-2. Seton Hall: Eric Lagg (MID) – Started the Pirates' opening match vs. College of Charleston, a 3-1 loss, then scored SHU's lone goal vs. Furman in a draw, 1-1. He played 39 minutes in second game against Furman. Siena: Alex Tejera (FWD) – Started and played the full 90 minutes vs. Rutgers, earning one assist in the opening loss, 4-2. Tejera then started and played 101 minutes vs. Hartford, a 1-1 draw. He recorded three shots and two shots on goal. Tejera earned his second assist in a 107 minute performance in a draw vs. New Hampshire, 3-3. Tulsa: Juan Sanchez (FWD) – NYRB II's Sanchez started his first match for Tulsa vs. Saint Louis, a 1-0 loss in 2 OT. He finished with two shots, and one on goal. In the team's second match, Sanchez made his second start and tallied his first assist in a win vs. Sacramento State, 2-1. He started and played 75 minutes in a draw vs. Derrick Etienne's Virginia, 1-1 OT 2. Sanchez scored his first collegiate goal and earned an assist in a win against Oral Roberts, 6-2. Last weekend, the forward scored the game-winning goal in overtime against Portland in the 97th minute, a 3-2 win for Tulsa. Villanova: Sean Sheridan (MID) – Sheridan started and played 80 minutes in opening win vs. University of Albany, 3-0. The midfielder grabbed a brace, scoring two goals in Villanova's second win of the season vs. Drexel, 4-3. Via Villanova.com, Sheridan Savors Wildcats' Spirit and Resolve. No. 5 Virginia: Scott Thomsen (DEF), Malcolm Dixon (DEF), Derrick Etienne (FWD), Wesley Wade (FWD) – Scott Thomsen and Malcolm Dixon started the opening game of the season and preserved a shutout vs. No. 18 UNC Charlotte, 1-0. NYRB II's Derrick Etienne played his first regular season in a 26 minute substitute appearance. Against Juan Sanchez's Tulsa, Etienne started and played 110 minutes in draw, 1-1 OT 2. Dixon started also started and Wesley Wade made a 10 minute substitute appearance. No. 14 Wake Forest: Kevin Politz (DEF), Steven Echevarria (MID) – Politz scored, thanks to an assist from fellow RBNY Academy product Echevarria, in a win vs. Florida International University, 3-2. Politz started and played the full 90 minutes while Echevarria played 36 minutes as a substitute. Politz started and played full 90 minutes in opening shutout win vs. Santa Clara, 1-0. Politz started and helped preserve back-to-back shutouts against Florida Gulf Coast, 1-0, and UNC Asheville, 5-0. Echevarria was a substitute against FGC and started against UNC Asheville. Echevarria scored his first goal of the season last weekend against Pittsburgh, a 4-0 win. *MAC Hermann Watch List Back to news


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I have the following code:
//By José D. Hernández, 2013. import java.io.*; import java.util.Scanner; public class ugh { public static void main(String args[]) throws IOException, InterruptedException { String line, usern, passw; CharSequence look = "127.0.0.1"; Scanner scan = new Scanner (System.in); System.out.print("Username: "); usern = scan.next(); System.out.print ("Password: "); passw = scan.next( ); Process p=Runtime.getRuntime().exec("cmdkey /list"); p.waitFor(); BufferedReader reader=new BufferedReader(new InputStreamReader(p.getInputStream())); line=reader.toString(); while(line!=null) { if(line.contains(look)) p=Runtime.getRuntime().exec("mstsc.exe C:\\test.rdp"); else p=Runtime.getRuntime().exec("cmdkey /generic:TERMSRV/127.0.0.1 /user: " + usern + " /pass: " + passw); line=reader.readLine(); } } }
I want this Java Program to ask for a "username" and a "password" only the first time I run it and then store it some how and never deletes it (This is where I'm honestly lost).
The purpose of this Java Program so you can understand it better is to execute the "cmdkey /list" command (which will list all the credentials saved in a local computer) and then read the output of the command and check if certain credentials are saved or not; If they are, my program will just run an .RDP file but if they are not, my program is going to add them, since I provided them first time.
Then every time the client open this app it wont ask for the user input, and it will just simply check if the credentials are in the local machine, go on or add them again. (Since we are having some difficulties with windows storing some credentials.)
I hope you guys understand and can help me with this, by the way I'm just a beginner.


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This week I'm joined by Brad Hicks and Paul Reid of Digital Chalkie fame for some thoughts on edtech from a "down under" perspective. We talk about tools for educators (e.g., Gmail and Meraki) and discuss plans for the coming year.
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After trying the Porsche Panamera out with a toddler for a couple weeks, I can absolutely say it's a terrific vehicle for taking a person, throwing them in the back in restraints, and then driving really, really fast. Which means it's not just a great toddler car, it'd make a great police car. The New South Wales Police force seems to agree.
The $201,000 (Australian) V6 Panamera is actually a loaner car from Porsche Cars Australia, and is the first car ever provided by Porsche to an Australian Law Enforcement agency. I can't say I'm really shocked at that statistic, but Porsches certainly have had their place as steeds for Johnny Law— in fact, the very last batch of 356s made went to the Dutch Police force.
The car is mostly planned to be used in community outreach and that sort of thing. Going around to schools, making cops seem cool and suggesting that a great way to drive a really expensive car is to become a cop. We do this sort of truth-stretching here in the US as well, but we tend to use American muscle cars.
Still, it sort of seems a shame, as I think a stripped-down Panamera could make a great police car platform. Decent trunk for guns and medical equipment and bags of drugs to plant on suspects, the cut of the rear door is nice and wide to shove a crack-addled bony hooker in, and it's plenty quick.
More importantly, think how great an ex-cop Panamera would be to find used!


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Praying with a Koran on his knees in a mud-strewn camp, Rohin Mullah is one of thousands of Muslims uprooted by sectarian bloodshed in Myanmar. However, the former monk's story is far from normal.
Born a Buddhist, he fell in love with a girl on the other side of the religious divide — a member of the Rohingya minority group shunned by Myanmar society at large.
He has since been ostracized by his former neighbors, lost his home and lives in a camp for displaced people in western Rakhine state, which is reeling from an upsurge of Buddhist-Muslim violence since June.
"The Rakhine side hated me when I converted to Islam," he said.
Mullah, 37, who changed his name from Kyaw Tun Aung, has had no contact with his parents since he married 10 years ago.
"For three days, my mother asked me why I was going to Islam, and I said that I didn't like Buddhism, that I thought it was not the right religion," he said.
His wife, Amina, a round-faced 30-year-old with her hair tucked under a headscarf, said that despite the lack of tolerance for their marriage, they had "a very happy life" together.
"But since the violence, our life is hard," she added.
Mullah, a construction worker, lived with his wife and three children in Rayngwesu, a Muslim district of the Rakhine state capital, Sittwe, until clashes engulfed their neighborhood in June.
He said the family's home was one of the first to be torched.
Mullah's background as a Rakhine Buddhist — who spent four years as a monk before converting one-and-a-half decades ago — did not help protect his home.
Their situation is unusual in Rakhine, despite estimates of around 800,000 Rohingya living in the state.
There are "not more than 100" mixed marriage couples, said Abu Tahay, a leader of the National Democratic Party for Development, which campaigns for the rights of the Rohingya — considered by the UN to be one of the world's most persecuted minorities.
"Some people meet and fall in love in school or doing business," he said, but few opportunities for inter-religious courtship exist between the communities.
Oo Hla Saw, general secretary of the Rakhine Nationalities Development Party, said he did know of one Muslim woman who had converted to Buddhism to marry a Rakhine, but "generally, Rakhine people do not accept mixed couples."
A long history of discrimination and prejudice has left the Rohingya stateless, with restrictions placed on their movements and scant access to public services.
They are considered by the government and many ordinary people to be illegal immigrants from neighboring Bangladesh.
June's violence left about 90 people dead, according to official figures, although some rights groups estimate many more may have died. Three people were killed in the latest outbreak of violence on Tuesday.
Thousands from both communities were left homeless after whole villages were burned to the ground.
Now Mullah shares the fate of more than 50,000 Muslims, mainly Rohingya, who are housed in several wretched camps in the state, unable to go home.
For more than four months the family has lived with around 1,000 others in the Dabang camp on the outskirts of Sittwe.
Their flimsy white tent, lashed to a palm tree and bearing the slogan "Saudi Arabia, Kingdom of Humanity," is only a few square meters and pitched in thick mud as the monsoon drags on — a particular hardship as they struggle to look after their children including a six-month-old baby.


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Maybe it's a Carly thing. First Carly Simon spelled it out in her 1971 hit Anticipation ("Is making me late. Is keeping me waiting").
Then Carly Fiorina kept us waiting for days before she finally took a stand on Prop 23. But we shouldn't be too hard on her. It's a tough call to make for a GOP candidate taking on a strong incumbent.
Proposition 23 would suspend California's global warming laws while unemployment is as high as it's been lately. Those green laws would cap emissions of greenhouse gases, including those from more than 600 power plants and factories all up and down the Golden State. Some say it would force us to move toward greener energy sources like solar and wind. Others say it would cost billions and drive up the cost of just about everything. Prop 23 would put all that aside until unemployment drops to 5.5% or lower for four consecutive quarters.
Ms. Fiorina's Senate opponent Barbara Boxer used Prop 23 to get a good lick in during Wednesday's debate. When Fiorina took no position on Prop 23, Boxer saw her opportunity. "If you can't take a stand on Prop 23, I don't know what you can take a stand on." Boxer went on to say Prop 23 would mean China and Germany would take then lead the way in the development of green technology, and ended with a solid shot "I guess my opponent is used to creating jobs in China and other places. I want those jobs created in America."
Carly had no counterattack. No position Wednesday night. No position Thursday. Even conservatives grew impatient with Fiorina's stall. Finally, earlier today, Fiorina came out with her position. Not a fiery defense of Prop 23, but support nonetheless. She said, "Prop 23 is a band-aid fix ... The real solution lies ... with global action. That's why we need a comprehensive national energy solution ... including nuclear, wind, and solar in an environmentall responsible way."
So why the waiting and the anticipation? Ms. Fiorina is going to need moderate voters, and so she needs to avoid a decision between pro-business and pro-environment. Trying to decide that might give anyone pause. But pausing too much could make Fiorina look indecisive. (Yes Carly, I'll bet you think this blog is about you, don't you.)
The days won't get any easier for either woman. Labor Day is right around the corner, and the campaigns will only get tougher as the election nears.