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EIN HOD - Artists' Village
Located on the western slopes of Mount Carmel, overlooking the Mediterranean sea shore and the Crusaders' castle of Atlit, Ein Hod Artists' Village was established in 1953 by artist Marcel Janco - a well known member of the Dada movement - as an art center for practising artists from Israel and abroad. Today, some ninety artist members working in all fields of the plastic arts and crafts live and work in the Village and exhibit in the central gallery and other spaces.
The gallery which boasts one of the country's largest collections of Israeli Art, is pluralistic in nature, combining individual and group exhibitions of both the younger and older generation as well as theme shows.
The Village sponsors special art projects such as the Ein Hod Scupture Biennale, the Artists' Exchange program, changing group exhibitions in the central gallery presented by guest curators, special exhibits and solo shows in the Artists' House, workshops for children and adults, guest lectures and concerts
The Haifa Zoo
Situated close by the Dan Hotels in Haifa is the Zoo. Rare live snakes, a museum of stuffed animals, Botanical gardens and a huge variety of animals are all part of this lovely family experience.
Opening Hours: Sunday - Thursday and Saturday: 9:00 to 16:00
Fridays and holiday eves: 9:00 to 14:00
MadaTech-The Israel National Museum Of Science
Explore the basics of science and technology that have given us the privilege to live as comfortably as we do today! The museum contains over 400 exhibits, and covers topics such as sound waves, electric motors; visit the hall of mirrors, the visual illusions display and so much more.
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Sun-Wed 10:00 - 18:00
Thursday 10:00 - 20:00
Friday 10:00 - 16:00
Saturday 10:00 - 20:00
If you're in town with your children make sure you visit the X-Park, the professional action park which is the largest and most breath-taking in Israel. This park is designed to challenge any age or ability level through a wide variety of facilities. Examples of some of these activities are: a climbing wall; a rope bridge park; a giant omega; paintball and skate park complex, and many other exciting activities. The extreme park is located in the congress area of Haifa.|Website link|
Tikotin Museum of Japanese Art
The "Tikotin Museum of Japanese Art" on Mount Carmel was established in 1959 by Felix Tikotin. His vision was to introduce Japanese culture to Israelis in order to establish a closer relationship between the Israeli and Japanese nations.
This one-of-a-kind Museum, exhibits Japanese art work from the 17th century to modern day. The "Tikotin Museum of Japanese Art" collection consists of over 7,000 items of art and crafts including paintings, textiles and illustrated texts, ceramics and miniature carvings (netsuke), metal and even antique swords.
The Museum's library holds about 3,000 books and publications relating to Japanese art and culture.
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10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
10:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
Saturdays 10:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Haapala (Clandestine Immigration) & Navy Museum
The museum is dedicated to revealing the struggle for the right to immigrate and the right to settle in Israel during the British Mandate in the years of 1934-1948. A special wing tells the story of the Israeli Navy and contains models of ships, original exhibits, arms and weapons which were used in naval warfare. An astonishing submarine bridge was retrieved from the water in 3000 meters depth and is in the Naval Museum today, and another submarine is fully presented there.
Opening Hours: Sunday - Thursday 08:30 to 16:00|Website link|
National Maritime Museum
In 1953, Aryeh Ben Eli founded the National Maritime Museum in Haifa port based on his private collection.
The "National Maritime Museum" presents 5,000 years of marine history focusing on the seas in the area: Mediterranean, Red Sea and the Nile. The fascinating exhibition is chronologically ordered and features many aspects of man living near the sea.
The Museum displays maritime archeology and mythology, art and ancient coins, marine life, including a special section focusing on the nearby Mediterranean Sea, the ancient land of Israel and more. Don't miss the Museum's famous model ships.
Opening Hours: Sun, Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu
10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
10:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
Saturdays 10:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
The Stella Maris Monastery
The Stella Maris Monastery was established in 1836, and is the largest and most important church in Haifa, which serves as the world centre for Carmelites. The historic monastery included a medical centre, a pharmacy, a pilgrimage inn, all operating in the framework of the original monastery.
The main hall is luxurious and resembles the shape of a cross; the ceiling is decorated by colorful paintings based on motifs from the Old and New Testaments. Latin inscriptions are written around the roofed dome and a statue of the Virgin Marry carrying Jesus on her knees is placed above the altar. Entrance is on Stella Maris Road and is free of charge.
The German Colony
The German Colony, a thirty meter wide avenue planted with trees, is situated at the foot of the hanging gardens. The German Colony with its red tiled roofs was built by the members of the Order of the Templers. The founder of the Templers was Christoph Hoffman, who arrived in Haifa in 1868.
It is recommended to spend a whole day is this area, and stop for an ethnic authentic lunch in the German Colony.
The Bahá'í Gardens in Haifa
The Bahai Shrine ("the Shrine of Bab") is situated at the heart of the Carmel slopes, surrounded by magnificent terraced gardens – the hanging gardens, which were inscribed on UNESCO's World Heritage List in 2008. Eighteen monumental terraced gardens connect the foot of the mountain with its crest, nine above and nine below the Shrine. They were built around the Shrine "…as a golden ring for a precious diamond…" words of the architect who designed them
Opening Hours: 9:00–17:00 daily|Website link|
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Voyage to the Pearl of the Adriatic
George Bernard Shaw once said, "Those who seek paradise on Earth should come to Dubrovnik and find it." We tend to agree. For in this UNESCO World Heritage Site, paradise is found behind the massive stonewalls that protect winding streets, charming squares, and red-roofed buildings dating back to the 7th century.
Even the walls themselves are spectacular and a "must walk" along the top. Not only will you get wow-worthy photos, but you can also scout the pedestrian-only Old Town for the stalls you'll want to visit on your next adventure: shopping.
Look for shoes, leather, and traditional Konavle embroidery—and with a goldsmith trade that goes back to the 13th century, the quality and price of gold, coral, and filigree silver jewelry here is outstanding. After a little retail therapy, go to the Franciscan Monastery Museum, home to one of Europe's oldest pharmacies where many of the lotions and potions are still made from ancient recipes. Take the cable car up to the top of Mount Srd, then relax at the end of the day with a glass of rakija.
(By the way, if you're a Game of Thrones fan, you may be experiencing a little déjà vu, since Dubrovnik stands in for King's Landing, capital of the Seven Kingdoms in the popular TV series.)
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Walk the spectacular 13th century walls and enter the museum, full of maritime history.
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Tour the world's oldest apothecary in this 14th century Romanesque and Gothic cloister.
Taste Of Dalmatia & City Highlights
Taste Of Dalmatia & City Highlights
Your guided tour of Old Town includes Pile Sqaure, Rector's Palace, Onofrio's Fountain, Sponza Palace, and Bell town. After free time exploring, enjoy a scenic drive on the Dalmatian coastline to Orasac.
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Kurt Busch Finishes 22nd in Sunday's Cobalt 500
November 14, 2011
AVONDALE, Ariz. (Nov. 13, 2011) – Shell-Pennzoil Dodge driver Kurt Busch looked to have a great shot at winning today's Kobalt Tools 500 here at Phoenix International Raceway, but after running out of fuel and encountering a pit road penalty with just over 30 laps remaining, he was relegated to a 22nd-place finish.
A gutsy pit call under the eighth caution period of the day saw crew chief Steve Addington go with left-side tires only. The move shot Busch from fourth up into the lead on Lap 222 and for the Lap 224 restart.
Busch set sail and was at the point until Addington called him down pit road for what would be the final pit stop on Lap 278. That was when the 2004 NASCAR champ's goal of claiming his 25th series victory and second career win here at Phoenix got derailed.
"What an unbelievable turn of events," the disappointed Busch said after the race. "We worked our butts off all race trying to get track position and just couldn't cash our ticket in late in the race. We knew that track position and two-tire strategy were going to be keys and it almost paid off for us. Steve (Addington, crew chief) made the great call for two left sides under caution around Lap 220. That got us out front, but we may not have packed the Shell-Pennzoil Dodge full of fuel. We're not exactly sure, but it certainly appears that way. Either that or we missed it on the fuel mileage calculation.
"I thought for sure that once we got out in clean air after we took the lead that we had a great shot at the win," Busch said. "I knew that we had one more pit stop to make and with track position, I loved our chance to win the race. Steve radioed to pit just as I was coming down the backstretch and within a second or two, I ran out of gas. Just incredible. I made it to the pit box and when we tried to restart the engine, the car wouldn't fire right away. It cost us a lot of time. Worst part is that I had no tachometer, got caught speeding on pit road and had to do a wave through. We went from first to 26th, all in just making a green-flag pit stop. It was just an incredible turn of events. I think we had the car to be in Victory Lane."
Busch started today's race from the 17th position, but quickly established himself as a solid top-10 contender. Working with air pressure and track bar adjustments early in the race, the "Double Deuce" was posting top-five lap times most of the race and it was the fastest car on the track for many laps. Solid pit work by the No. 22 "over-the-wall-gang" helped keep Busch in the mix until the unfortunate scenario unfolded at the end of the race.
"That was a shame right there," Addington offered after the race. "I feel bad for Kurt and everyone on this Shell-Pennzoil Dodge Team. We had a lot of our friends from Shell-Pennzoil and the Jiffy Lube folks all here today and their car should be over there in Victory Lane now. We led more laps than anybody but the 14 (Tony Stewart) and had a winning car. We're still trying to get to the bottom of just what happened there with the fuel issue."
At the checkers, it was Kasey Kahne snapping an 81-race winless streak to post the victory in his No. 4 Red Bull Racing entry. Kahne came across the line 0.802 seconds ahead of runner-up Carl Edwards. Stewart finished third, with Jeff Burton fourth and Ryan Newman fifth. A. J. Allmendinger was sixth, with David Reutimann, Marcos Ambrose, Paul Menard and Clint Bowyer rounding out the top-10 finishers. Penske Racing teammate Brad Keselowski finished 18th in the No. 2 Miller Lite Dodge.
With only next weekend's season finale at Homestead-Miami Speedway remaining on the schedule, the stage is set for a two-man battle between Edwards and Stewart for the 2011 NASCAR Sprint Cup Championship. With Edwards finishing in front of Stewart here today, but Stewart leading the most laps, Edwards maintains his three-point advantage over Stewart heading into Homestead. They are the only two drivers in the hunt for the points title.
After 35 of the 36 races, it's Edwards with 2,359 points to Stewart's 2,356. Kevin Harvick is third (with 2,308 points), with Keselowski (2,294) fourth and Jimmie Johnson (2,291) fifth. Matt Kenseth (2,289), Dale Earnhardt Jr. (2,257), Kurt Busch (2,252), Newman (2,252), Denny Hamlin (2,249), Jeff Gordon (2,247) and Kyle Busch (2,224) round out the top-12 in points.
Friday's practice from 3:00 p.m. till 4:20 p.m. kicks off next weekend's Ford 400 finale action. The final practice is scheduled for Friday from 6:05 p.m. till 7:25 p.m. The entire 43-car starting field will be established in Saturday's qualifying session that begins at 2:40 p.m. Sunday's Ford 400 (400 miles, 267 laps) has a scheduled 3:00 p.m. EST starting time on the 1.5-mile speed plant located at the north end of the Florida Keys. ESPN-TV and MRN Radio will provide live coverage of all the action.


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April 17, 2009
AZUSA, Calif. -- The Gauchos participated in two meets this weekend, with most of the team heading to Azusa Pacific for the Bryan Clay Invitational and a few athletes taking part in the Mt. SAC Relays.
As the team gears up for next month's Big West Championships, many athletes took the opportunity to improve their marks and pad their seedings for the Conference meet.
At Mt. SAC, Scott Smith improved his personal best in the 1500m to 3:44.28, which moves him up to second on the UCSB all-time list. Smith finished fourth in the university/open division and will likely enter next week with the second-best 1500m mark in the Conference.
At Azusa Pacific, Ryan Martin was moved down from his normal 800m distance to test his speed. He responded by clocking the fastest time of the meet in the 400m. Martin won Section 2 with a new personal best of 47.75, which is currently the second-best time in the Conference and the eighth-best in UCSB history.
Out in the field, Tamara Thomas qualified for Conference in the long jump with a mark of 18-9 (5.71m), which is a new personal best. Thomas is now sixth on the UCSB all-time long jump list. She also performed well in the triple jump with a mark of 38-7 (11.76m).
David Hoff and Jacob Maus both cleared two meters in the men's high jump, tying for third at 6-6.75. Christina Nowak tied for third in the women's high jump at 5-5 (1.65m).
The throwing events were highlighted by Scott Anderson improving his shot put mark to 56-6 (17.22m), which was good for fifth in the meet. Irene Kujore threw well in the discus for the second consecutive week with a toss of 151-8 (46.23m), and Alex Umstead was the winner of Section 2 in the hammer throw with a toss of 175-9 (53.57m).
Other notable results were Jason Newland improving his 200m time to 21.51--which moves him up to fourth all-time for the Gauchos, Drew Johnston improving to 15.18 in the 110m hurdles, and Scott Finley clearing 16-6.75 (5.05m) in the pole vault for the second time this season.
Next weekend the Gauchos travel to Eugene, Ore. for the Oregon Relays.
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There's more than meets the eye at this year's winter festival in the northern Japanese city of Asahikawa. There's a huge Transformers snow sculpture.
Since 1959, the city of Asahikawa has held an annual winter festival, and this year, Japanese toy maker Takara Toy is rolling out this enormous piece of snow art.
"More Than Meets the Eye" measures over 20m high, over 130m across and over 40m deep. With the exception of the sculpture's frame, the entire thing is made of snow.
It took approximately 250 workers about a month to finish the huge snow structure. The snow was procured from clearing roads, and the Transformers monument was made from around 6000 truckloads worth of snow.
The Asahikawa Winter Festival runs from February 6 to February 11.
-トランスフォーマー in ASAHIKAWAー [旭川冬まつり] トランスフォーマーの大雪像、11tトラック約6,000台分で世界最大級 [ナリナリ]


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Lawrence Welk's Big Band Splash
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Lawrence Welk and his great orchestra play the music of the Big Band Era and salute legendary friends, including Glenn Miller, Benny Goodman, Tommy Dorsey, Woody Herman, Duke Ellington, Count Basie and others. The program includes performances of 20 full songs from many programs rarely, if ever, seen on the weekly series during the '70s and '80s. The Welk Musical Family sings classic Big Band songs and dances to the infectious rhythms of the '20s, '30s, '40s and '50s.


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April 28, 2009
|Professor Alexander Cole works with students in his lab at the University of Central Florida.
Scientists at the University of Central Florida in Orlando have revived a dormant gene found in humans and coaxed it to produce retrocyclin, a protein that resists HIV.
Lead scientist Alexander Cole used aminoglycosides, drugs commonly used to fight bacterial infections, to trigger the production of the sleeping protein expressed by the retrocyclin gene.
Findings from his three-year investigation are published in this month's PLOS Biology, a well-respected scientific journal.
HIV is the virus that causes AIDS. The disease, most often transmitted sexually, affects 4.3 million people worldwide, according to the World Health Organization. About 14,560 people die annually from HIV-related complications each year in the United States alone, according to the Centers for Disease Control.
Dozens of scientists around the world are looking for ways to prevent the transmission of the disease. Cole's journey into this area of research began while he was a postdoctoral fellow in the Department of Medicine at the University of California at Los Angeles. While there, he and his colleagues discovered that similar retrocyclin proteins found in early primates appeared to prevent HIV infections in cell cultures. The same gene exists in humans, but because of a mutation, it no longer produces the protein.
Now, in collaboration with researchers at UCLA, the Centers for Disease Control and his team at UCF, Cole has found that restoring the production of retrocyclins prevents HIV entry. He found a way to get the gene to produce the retrocyclins and then showed that the retrocyclins appear to prevent the transmission of HIV. He applied aminoglycoside antibiotics to vaginal tissues and cervical cells in his lab and found the antibiotic appears to stimulate those cells and tissues to produce retrocyclins on their own.
He said there is a good possibility the aminoglycoside antibiotics will be used in a cream or gel format that could someday be a simple way to prevent the transmission of HIV from men to women.
Cole joined UCF's Burnett School of Biomedical Sciences in the College of Medicine in 2003. He continues his work here with more than $4 million in grants from the National Institutes of Health.
Cole has degrees from the College of William and Mary and The University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey. He completed a postdoctoral fellowship at UCLA, and he was an assistant professor in the Department of Medicine at UCLA before teaching at UCF.
He has published more than 50 peer-reviewed articles and has been a grant reviewer for several agencies, including the NIH, the Wellcome Trust and the National Science Foundation.
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Starting in the fall of 2013, Niagara University will offer a new bachelor's degree program in art history with museum studies.
The New York State Department of Education approved the B.A. program this week, which will offer a scholarly study of art, culture and museums while also focusing on professional museum work, including curatorship, education, collections management, museum administration and development.
The program will be presented through Niagara University's College of Arts and Sciences in association with the Castellani Art Museum, one of the region's three major art museums.
"We are very excited to offer a unique program that will marry academic preparation with professional experience at the undergraduate level," said Dr. Nancy McGlen, dean of the College of Arts and Sciences. "This will be an academically excellent curriculum that requires degree candidates to accumulate practical experience in the field. We are very confident that our students will be well-prepared for employment positions or advanced study immediately after graduation."
The Buffalo-Niagara region is in the midst of a cultural renaissance, as the past few years have seen growing interest in the area's burgeoning arts scene. Cultural tourism is recognized as an important facet of the region's economy, and the area's museums and arts organizations are attracting visitors not only from Western New York, but around the world. Niagara University's new program will prepare students to participate in the region's growing cultural sector.
What is truly unique about the new degree program is that it is a combined academic and professional program at the undergraduate level. The art history curriculum will survey the history of art from pre-history to contemporary periods and explore stylistic developments that reflect social, economic and political issues. It will also teach students methods of analysis and interpretation for understanding works of art and enable them to discover the rich and complex relationships of art to other aspects of culture.
Museum studies courses will introduce students to the museum field, from the practical day-to-day skills needed to operate a museum to theories on the societal role of museums. The courses will also help prepare students for entry-level positions in museums, galleries and other arts organizations through internship opportunities, including those at the Castellani Art Museum, which is centrally located on the campus of Niagara University.
Additionally, the art history with museum studies program will prepare students for continued academic work at the master's and Ph.D. levels.
Applications for the new program are being accepted now, with courses commencing in the fall of 2013.
A program representative will be available to speak with during Niagara University's fall open house, which is scheduled for Saturday, Oct. 27, from noon to 3 p.m.
For further information, contact Marian Granfield, curator of education at the Castellani Art Museum, at 716-286-8367 or visithttp://www.niagara.edu/art-history-with-museum-studies.


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Antiques, Toy Collectibles & More Celebrates 8 years with 10-50% off all items
Never in the history of the world has there been a more popular rodent than this: the one, the only, Mickey Mouse Whether you are a serious collector, or just a fan of Disney characters tall or small, you will love the collection of Mickey Mouse's at Antiques, Toy Collectibles & More. While the cartoon version of Mickey Mouse was created in 1928, this rascally icon has been reinvented and brought to life in a thousands ways ever since. He has been everything from a wizard in "Fantasia" to a fluffy stuffed creature in his signature red shorts and over-sized shoes to a ceramic figurine posing with his beloved Minnie. One of his more uncommon appearances was as a pilot, cast in rubber and flying a 6" plane. This unique figure, made in the 1950's and found in a rare color variation (most often seen in red - this plane is powder-blue) is now available at Antiques, Toy Collectibles & More. Come see Mickey and his pals at this delightful corner store in Warwick.
Antiques, Toy Collectibles & More is celebrating its eighth year of business this month. Owner AnnaMaria Tropea invites you to come to this cozy, "packed-to-the-rafters" store where every corner is jammed with treasures, toys and tidbits of history, entertainment, function, fun and nostalgia. In celebration of these 8 years, everything in the store is 10-50% off! There are novelty items, hard-to-find collectibles and toys for children of all ages to choose from.
This cozy "toy box" is filled with a wide array of both new and vintage toys, children's picture and comic books, kitchen gadgets and housewares, distinctive jewelry pieces, used DVDs and classic editions of magazines - all at incredible prices. You can also find unique porcelain figurines, glassware, china, and silver. If you a fan of vinyl records, then come check out Anna's incredible selection of original Elvis, Beatles, Moody Blues and Beach Boys albums.
Antiques, Toy Collectibles & More also has a large stock of Magic, Pokeman, and Yu-gi-oh cards. Check out Anna's huge collection of new and used die cast Matchbox, Hotwheels, Johnny Lightning, and Maisto vehicles, including an extensive assortment of vintage and current cars in 1/18 to 1/87 scale. Perhaps you have room in your home for some new furniture - that is doll house furniture! Just come in and let the child in you explore!
Antiques, Toy Collectibles & More is located at 2362 West Shore Road, right across the street from Veterans Memorial High School. Hours are Monday, Thursday, Friday & Saturday from 12 to 4:00 pm. You can find Anna's stock on Craigslist.org or find her display at the Seekonk Flea Market, every other Sunday. CASH only is accepted. For more information, call 732-2211, or 215-0550.


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I was so excited to read about the Children's Health Study (Queens Tapped for Largest Children's Health Study in U.S. History, February 19) that will be conducted by the NIH in Queens. Investigating the long-term effects of genes and environmental conditions on a child's health from infancy to early adulthood, will yield significant results that should impact health-care initiatives for the Queens Community. In one example, the asthma related hospitalizations for children in Queens are 15% higher than other children across the country.
However, I have concerns about the participants in the study. It is imperative that the true population of Queens be represented. As stated, Queens is the most culturally diverse county in the United States. What out reach process has been put in place to ensure that the marginalized members of our community and the undocumented immigrants will be represented? It is important that Ms. Christensen spoke at Community Board 5's weekly meeting to encourage residents to volunteer for the study, however, I wonder how many underserved minorities and undocumented immigrants attend Community Board 5's weekly meeting. These mothers and children are integral members of our community; they are students, employees, neighbors, and recipients of local health-care. This population must be represented in the NIH research if the results are to have value and meaning for Queens County. The local organizers from the Department of Health and Mental Hygiene must use a grass roots approach in order to attract an equitable representation of the residents of the neighborhoods that the NIH has targeted to study. The recent closing of St. John's Queens Hospital and Mary Immaculate Hospital will have a substantial impact on the accessibility and delivery of health-care to many of the participants in this landmark study. Let us not miss a great opportunity to have the unique diversity of Queens represented in this important research.
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Broncos go with DT Williams in first round
ENGLEWOOD, Colo. (AP) — An abundance of riches on offense. An abundance of bigness on defense.
The Denver Broncos added another big defensive tackle in the draft Thursday and felt like they got a big bargain, as well, when they chose 313-pound Sylvester Williams of North Carolina in the first round.
A team that's all but set on offense with Peyton Manning, Wes Welker and company was thought to be looking for a pass rusher or defensive back with its top pick.
Instead, the Broncos added another 300-pounder in the middle. Williams joins newly signed free agent Terrence "Pot Roast" Knighton and veteran hole-plugger Kevin Vickerson, both of the large variety that defensive coordinator Jack Del Rio prefers.
"I think it's fair to say he was very excited," coach John Fox said of his defensive coordinator.
Williams was widely viewed as a top-20 pick, and when he dropped to the Broncos' spot at No. 28, it was too good to resist for Broncos Executive Vice President John Elway.
The Broncos ran four mock drafts in the lead-up to selection day and Williams didn't drop below No. 25 in any of them.
"We were thrilled to death that he was there by the time it got to us," Elway said.
The Missouri native, who enrolled at North Carolina after two years in junior college, finished with 20½ tackles for loss, 8½ sacks and 11 quarterback hurries in his two years with the Tar Heels.
It has been quite a quick rise for Williams, who only played one season of football in high school. In fact, at one point, he got kicked out of high school for poor attendance but returned and tried out for the football team his senior year.
Not completely sold on football after graduation, he took a job at a factory making radiator parts.
"I worked at that factory, and it showed me what hard work really is," Williams said. "Being able to play football as a job is a blessing."
Without much of a resume after a single year of high school ball, however, Williams enrolled at Coffeyville (Kan.) Community College in hopes of getting noticed.
He overmatched opponents there, finishing with seven sacks, 18 ½ tackles behind the line and even four blocked kicks.
The Tar Heels won a healthy recruiting battle for Williams and, after two strong years there, he'll find himself on a team looking for pieces to complete a Super Bowl run — but also hoping to build for the future.
The Broncos believe they're fulfilling both goals with this pick, though they'll enter the second day of the draft with needs — at defensive end to replace Elvis Dumervil, and also in the defensive backfield and at running back, the one notable hole on a talent-rich offense.
Williams said he took no umbrage as he watched his name linger on the draft board for an hour or longer than many people expected.
"I had no idea, but I'm just really looking forward to the opportunity to be a first-round pick and be affiliated with whatever team took a chance," he said. "The Denver Broncos took a chance on me. At the end of the day, I'm the 28th pick of the draft and I'm going to come in ... and we're going to win the Super Bowl next year."
Elway said he had opportunities to trade back into the second round, the way he did last year, when the Broncos took defensive lineman Derek Wolfe with the 36th pick. But they couldn't pass on Williams.
This marks the first time the Broncos have drafted a defensive tackle in the first round since 1997, when they also picked 28th. The choice that year: Trevor Pryce, who won two Super Bowls with the team and was one of Denver's most productive linemen ever, with 64 sacks over nine seasons.
"We hope he has the career Trevor had," Elway said. "If he does, we'd be in good shape."


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Daniel H. Phelps to Receive 2013 Homer L. Dodge Citation for Distinguished Service to AAPT
College Park, MD, March 18, 2013—AAPT has announced that Daniel H. Phelps will receive the association's Homer L. Dodge Citation for Distinguished Service to AAPT during the 2013 Summer Meeting in Portland, Oregon.
A member of AAPT since 1956, Phelps has been active in the British Columbia Section ceaselessly working to encourage the teaching of physics and to build up the organization. He served as a Section officer (Vice President, President, and Past President) from 2008-2011 and still serves as a section executive member.
His drive and enthusiasm brought the results of current research in the teaching of physics to physics educators at all levels. He has given numerous talks at local BCAPT meetings, college articulation meetings, and science teacher conferences. He has also arranged workshops for teachers, inviting some of AAPT's leading physics faculty, which were very successful. Colleagues note that he has been the driving force providing the energy, enthusiasm, and organization to make these events happen.
Phelps was also instrumental in moving the local organization from one that dealt largely with the interests of university and college teachers to one that includes and serves those teaching at all levels, especially including high school teachers of physics, to bring awareness of new and better methods to teachers at all levels.
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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. - The MIT water polo team garnered three selections to the 2009 All-Northern Division squad, as announced by the Collegiate Water Polo Association (CWPA) over the weekend. Leading scorer Devin Lewis was the Engineers' lone representative on the First Team while Columbus Leonard and Brian Gardiner collected Second Team honors.
This was the third consecutive All-Division nod for Lewis, who was a First Team pick in 2007 and a Second Team honoree last year. The senior tallied over 50 goals for the second time in three years and, in doing so, passed Mike Smith-Bronstein to become the program's all-time leading scorer. He now has 202 markers in his career. Lewis was also named to the Eastern Championship All-Tournament team over the weekend, as Tech secured seventh place at the conference tournament.
Leonard turned in a solid effort in goal for MIT all season, as the Cardinal and Grey qualified for the CWPA Eastern Championship for the second year in a row. The sophomore net minder posted the third highest single-season save total in team history, stopping 224 shots in just 23 games, better than 9 per contest. Gardiner was fourth on the team in scoring, with 22 goals as a junior.
MIT downed Iona, 9-8, in the seventh-place game of the Eastern Championship on Sunday. The Cardinal and Grey clinched a berth in that tournament thanks to a third-place showing at the Northern Division Championship earlier in the season, its highest finish in the division since 2006.


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G6021, Revised September 2002
The production of beautiful, blemish-free apples in a backyard setting is challenging in the Midwest. Temperature extremes, high humidity, and intense insect and disease pressure make it difficult to produce perfect fruit like that purchased in a grocery store. However, careful planning in selecting the apple cultivar and rootstock, locating and preparing the site for planting, and establishing a season-long routine for pruning, fertilizing, watering, and spraying will greatly enhance the flavor and appearance of apples grown at home.
In most cases, the fruit produced from two apple trees will be more than sufficient to supply a family of four. In most cases, two different apple cultivars are needed to ensure adequate pollination. Alternatively, a crabapple tree may be used to pollinate an apple tree. A mature dwarf apple tree will generally produce 3 to 6 bushels of fruit. One bushel is equal to 42 pounds. A semidwarf tree will produce 6 to 10 bushels of apples. After harvest, it is difficult to store a large quantity of fruit in a home refrigerator. Most apple cultivars will quickly deteriorate without adequate cold storage below 40 degrees Fahrenheit.
Apple trees generally consist of two parts, the scion and the rootstock. The scion cultivar determines the type of apple and the fruiting habit of the tree. The rootstock determines the earliness to bear fruit, the overall size of the tree, and its longevity. Both the scion and rootstock affect the pest susceptibility and the cold hardiness of the tree. Thus, careful selection of both the cultivar and the rootstock will contribute to the fruit quality over the life of the tree.
Because Missouri's climate is favorable for fire blight, powdery mildew, scab, and cedar apple rust, disease-resistant cultivars are recommended to minimize the need for spraying fungicides. Popular midwestern cultivars such as Jonathan and Gala are extremely susceptible to fire blight and thus are difficult to grow because they require diligent spraying. Liberty is a high-quality tart apple that is resistant to the four major diseases and can be successfully grown in Missouri.
Other popular cultivars, such as Red Delicious and Golden Delicious can be successfully grown in Missouri. Both of these cultivars are available as spur- or nonspur-types. A spur-type cultivar will have a compact growth habit of the tree canopy, while a nonspur-type produces a more open, spreading tree canopy. Because spur-type cultivars are nonvigorous, they should not be used in combination with a very dwarfing rootstock (M.9 or G.16). Over time, a spur-type cultivar on M.9 or G.16 will "runt-out" and produce a small crop of apples. Nonspur-type cultivars grafted onto a dwarfing rootstock should produce a consistent load of apples each season over the life of the tree.
Apple trees on dwarfing rootstocks are recommended to facilitate training, pruning, spraying and harvesting. Trees on dwarfing rootstocks also start producing fruit the second season after planting and generally have a life span of about 20 years. A dwarf tree can still be 15 feet tall when grown in Missouri. When purchasing a tree from a nursery, often the consumer does not get to choose the rootstock that induces the dwarfing habit of the trees. However, when it is possible to select the rootstock, G-16 and M. 9 are recommended. M.9 rootstock is susceptible to fire blight when environmental conditions are favorable for the disease and can be injured by freezing temperatures in early fall before the tree is acclimated to cold weather. Apple trees on semidwarf rootstocks such as M.7A or G.30 are large trees (up to 20 feet tall) at maturity. Trees on semidwarf rootstocks generally begin to produce fruit four years after planting and continue to bear for 25 years. Trees on M.7A rootstock are vigorous, but produce several rootstock suckers, which should be pruned annually. In Missouri, M.26 rootstock should be avoided because of its susceptibility to fire blight. Another problematic rootstock is MM.106, which is susceptible to crown rot disease during rainy seasons.
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Dig hole 2 feet wider than the spread of the roots.
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Plant tree at the same depth it was planted in the nursery.
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Trim broken and crossed roots and shorten all roots to about 18 inches.
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Tamp the soil with your foot as the hole is filled.
One month after spring planting, apply about a half pound of 12-12-12 (or similar analysis) fertilizer per tree in a circular band around the edge of the original planting hole. The year after planting, apply about one pound of 12-12-12 fertilizer per tree in a circular band under the drip line of the tree canopy just before growth begins in the spring. In subsequent years, fertilizer needs will probably increase; the amount of fertilizer to apply can be gauged by the terminal growth made the preceding year. Young trees (one to six years old) should have 12 to 18 inches of new grow each year and 6 to 12 inches of growth thereafter. Growth above or below these figures would indicate too much or too little fertilizer. After inspecting the amount of terminal growth, the amount of fertilizer can be adjusted from the amount applied the previous year. In a year when the blossoms are injured by frost and the crop is lost, do not apply any fertilizer because it will promote too much vegetative growth.
When cultural control of pests is ineffective or impractical, chemicals often are needed to control the pests. To control pests chemically,
By the third year (fruiting year) after planting, obtain an adequate sprayer of some kind. A compressed air sprayer or knapsack sprayer is adequate for a limited number of dwarf trees.
Order publications online at http://extension.missouri.edu/explore/shop/ or call toll-free 800-292-0969.


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Crackdown 2: Project Sunburst is an Xbox Live title that can't seem to catch any breaks. Sure, when it debuted we gave it a positive review. After all, its ability to use both a phones' GPS locations and satellite photographs to create in-game maps is quite innovative. But even at launch, the game's online servers (required to use many of its features) performed sporadically at best. A series of patches that should have fine-tuned its performance instead introduced new issues. It got so bad that one of Project Sunburst's Achievements became unobtainable for new players, necessitating its inclusion in our Broken Achievements exposé.
This week, Project Treadstone, I mean Sunburst was pulled from the Windows Phone Marketplace without explanation. We haven't received a comment from Microsoft yet, but it's safe to assume that the game's ongoing problems and customer complaints resulted in the pull. Given that the game started out semi-broken and never became 100% properly functional after several updates, it's possible that the development team just can't get it fixed, but that's a worst-case scenario. Hopefully Microsoft Game Studios cures what ails Project Sunburst and gets it back on the Marketplace soon. In the meantime, people who own the game should not delete it from their devices as they won't be able to redownload it until it officially returns to the Marketplace.


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The Five Most Underrated Movies of 2013
From movies that performed poorly at the box office to movies that were panned by critics, every year has movies that don't seem to live up to expectations, and 2013 was no different. Sometimes, the critics and box office receipts are wrong, and a great movie is hiding underneath all the hype. Here are the five most underrated movies of 2013, in no particular order. If you are looking to curl up on the couch with a good movie, give one of these often-overlooked gems a try.
"The Great Gatsby"
Starring Tobey Maguire, Leonardo DiCaprio, Isla Fisher, and Carey Mulligan, the adaptation of F. Scott Fitzgerald's 1925 novel of the same name got very mixed reviews from critics, although it did fairly well at the box office. The story follows the lavish life of Jay Gatsby (DiCaprio) and his neighbor Nick Carraway (Maguire), who had recently moved to Long Island. Set in the Roaring Twenties, the plot takes a look at decadence and idealism and is often seen as a cautionary tale of the downsides of the fabled American dream. The film was directed by Baz Luhrmann in his customary style. With lavish sets and costumes, the film is visually stunning and worth seeing for this reason alone. Reviewers have criticized the film for lacking the emotion of the book, with one going so far as to call it "a spectacle in search of a soul," but the film is a fun, beautiful retelling of the classic story and is well worth the watch.
"The Lone Ranger"
"The Lone Ranger" got negative reviews from critics and flopped at the box office, but this movie deserves another look. Starring Johnny Depp as Tonto and Armie Hammer as the Lone Ranger, the movie is a fun Western with iconic characters, a couple of funny moments, and truly excellent action sequences, including a climactic train ride that will leave you breathless. The film had a budget of around $225 million—and a further budget of $150 million for marketing—yet only grossed $260 million worldwide. The negative reviews might have held the box office receipts down, with critics finding fault with everything from the length of the film to the action sequences. Still, this movie is worth a watch for anyone who likes action films or Westerns.
"Jack the Giant Slayer"
This family-friendly fairy tale tells the story of Jack, played by Nicholas Hoult, who inadvertently opens a gateway to another world and must rescue a princess from a race of giants. The movie has all the makings of a great family film, complete with a two-headed giant, magic beans, a magic crown, a beautiful princess in need of rescue, and a happy ending. This movie is also the victim of false expectations, with audiences expecting a "Lord of the Rings"-type movie and getting a fun and light-hearted adventure story. Although the movie performed poorly at the box office, with estimated losses of $125 to $140 million, it is a fun adventure story that appeals to both the young and old. This film would be a great rental for family movie night.
"Europa Report"
Although it made a low $125,687 at the box office, the "Europa Report" is a great choice for any science-fiction lover. Chronicling the first manned mission to Europa, one of Jupiter's moons, this film tells the story through found footage, much like "The Blair Witch Project." After losing all contact with Earth, the crew encounters several deadly situations and mysteries. The film is crafted brilliantly and got generally positive reviews from critics. The film strives to be as scientifically accurate as possible—filmmakers used data from both JPL and NASA. Give this movie a watch, and you'll be unable to look away, fearful that you'll miss something.
"Best Man Down"
Rounding out the list of 2013's most underrated movies is a film many people may not have even heard of. This dramatic comedy made just $1,938 at the box office and was only released in three cities over two weekends. The movie follows two newlyweds, played by Justin Long and Jess Weixler, who put their honeymoon plans on hold to deal with the death of their best man, played by Tyler Labine. When they fly back home to deal with funeral arrangements, they learn some interesting things about their recently deceased best friend. The film was director Ted Koland's debut, and with authentic characters and a touching storyline, this movie is a great watch and a perfect date-night movie.


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Skier, 11-year-old son rescued at Pico Mountain
Pair makes snow cave for shelter
Skier, 11-year-old son rescued at Pico Mountain
Pair makes snow cave for shelter
KILLINGTON, Vt. —
Police say a 50-year-old Connecticut man and his 11-year-old son are safe and sound after skiing off a trail at a Vermont resort and later being rescued late Saturday night.
State police say Scott Barbarossa of Norwich, Conn., called 911 at 2 p.m. Saturday to report that he and his son were lost after skiing off a trail at Pico Mountain, which is part of the Killington Resort.
Police say Barbarossa kept in contact with police until shortly after 3 p.m., when he said he saw a sign for another ski trail.
A state police search-and-rescue team, game wardens, the Killington ski patrol and a Killington search-and-rescue team searched the area before finding the father and son shortly after 10 p.m. in a snow cave they had created for shelter.


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Blink-182's 1999 album, Enema of the State. It made fun of the movie Enemy of the State, a popular film earlier that year. It contains the songs Dumpweed, Don't Leave Me, Aliens Exist, Going Away To College, What's My Age Again?, Dysentery Gary, Adam's Song, All the Small Things , The Party Song, Mutt, Wendy Clear, and Anthem.
Guy: Dude, I just bought Blink-182's album Enema of the State!
Other Guy: Nice, I listen to that every day.
Other Guy: Nice, I listen to that every day.
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Manchester Crimewatch: City man accused of assaulting wife during argument
February 13. 2014 9:51PM
MANCHESTER — A city man accused of assaulting his wife during an argument told a Circuit Court-Manchester District Division judge that he needed to get out on bail because his wife uses drugs and there are three young children at home.
Police prosecutor Sgt. Stephen Reardon said state officials would be notified to investigate, and requested $2,000 cash/surety bail for David Nault, 44, of 311 Lake Ave.
The assault charge is a felony because Nault was convicted in 2012 of violating a protective order. He has also been convicted twice of assaulting the same victim.
A probable cause hearing was set for Feb. 26. Bail was set at the requested $2,000 cash/surety, with conditions that include no contact with his wife and signing a waiver of extradition.
Bail motion withdrawn
After Amanda Oxley, 27, of 343 Rimmon St., was arrested for stalking a man Wednesday night while she was out on bail on a criminal threatening charge and twice failing to appear in Circuit Court-Manchester District Division on a willful concealment charge, police prosecutors filed a motion to revoke Oxley's bail on the earlier charges and have her held until trial.
Oxley was arraigned Thursday in Circuit Court on the stalking charge, the criminal threatening charge for which she had been scheduled for arraignment March 5, and the willful concealment charge.
Judge John Coughlin set bail at $15,000 cash/surety and trial on all charges was set for March 13.
Grandmother was victim
A Somerville, Mass., woman accused of stealing $20,000 worth of jewelry from her grandmother was arraigned Thursday in Circuit Court-Manchester District Division after being extradited from Massachusetts.
Haley McElmurray, 20, of 232 Broadway St., could enter no plea to the felony theft by unauthorized taking charge in circuit court, so a probable cause hearing was set for Feb. 25.
Police prosecutor Sgt. Stephen Reardon requested $2,000 cash/surety bail for McElmurray, who he said was recently convicted of drug distribution in Massachusetts.
Requested bail conditions include signing a waiver of extradition and no contact with her grandmother.
Accused of assault
A man accused of assaulting his mother asked on Thursday for personal recognizance bail, saying he would be willing to check in with the probation department on a weekly basis.
William Lawrence, 25, of 55 Pennacook St., pleaded innocent in Circuit Court-Manchester District Division to two assault charges that allege he grabbed his mother by her shirt and pushed her against a wall and he grabbed her shirt and pushed her into the living room. A resisting arrest charge alleges he ran from an officer.
Lawrence said he, his girlfriend and their baby live with his mother, and he has no money.
"I get disability," he said.
But bail conditions would bar him from contact with his mother and from the Pennacook Street residence.
Judge John Coughlin set bail at $500 cash/surety, but told Lawrence he could speak to his lawyer about a possible change in the bail.


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Ballywoo – The Game Sensation of 1932 Review
Before the days of Pinball Wizard and The Who, there was an even earlier version of pinball, called Ballyhoo, that saw the light of day in the 1930s. It was an evolution of bagatelles, which are a few hundred years old, and even lacked the flippers we know so well today. And like so many other retro games, Ballyhoo now has a home on the App Store in the form of Ballywoo – The Game Sensation of 1932.
Ballywoo is about as simple as a game can get. Your entire screen is taken up by a board full of pegs, with nine pockets and two holes for the balls to fall into. Each nest has a point designation, and one hole doubles your score, while the other sinks the ball.
Helping you forget about the Great Depression.
All you do is flick the ball from its starting chute using a chosen amount of force, and watch it fall. There are two modes: five-ball and ten-ball, but the only difference between the two is how many balls you are allotted.
That's all there is to it. The simplicity is attractive, and the game can be addictive thanks to OpenFeint integration, which provides leaderboards for the two modes. All the same, the game really doesn't have enough to keep us coming back to it after our first few plays.
If the game was a collection of bagatelles and other antique games, it would be more appealing. As it is, however, there is a finite number of points that you can get, which limits the appeal to gamers not looking for a quick, retro arcade-style fix.


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But the best way is to just to start playing with the code. Read the Getting Started guide, download the examples, and get them running. Dive into the rest of our documentation for even more detail. Then have a look at (or clone) our source code repository, run the build, and take a look at the code.
If you're looking for something small, take a look at the outstanding issues in JIRA. If something peaks your interest, take a whack at it. Or pop onto IRC and we can point to you some simple places to start. Several committers started out writing custom sequencers, and a few jumped to writing a connector. Others started out by fixing bugs and submitting patches.
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The recent activity in the cocoa market can be best described as counterintuitive. The market has rallied sharply for no apparent reason. Even the typical peripheral reasons often cited, such as a weak U.S. dollar or broad commodity strength would not have applied. The dollar has been directionless, and commodities, if anything, have been getting clobbered.
Short-covering by funds can hardly be blamed either. The most recent Commitment of Trader data show that speculators increased their net-long position by more than 9,000 contracts from the previous week, to hold their largest long position since January.
Ivorian output is the single most important factor that determines cocoa prices. Despite bumps and grinds in weather conditions along the way, the 2012-13 crop has fared well. Port arrivals stand at 1.064 million tonnes, down about 1% from last year at thistime.The main crop is just wrapping up, and farmers are beginning to ship early mid-crop beans. The consensus of analysts is that the mid crop should do well, with a median estimate of 400,000 tonnes, higher than the previous 5-year average.
January and February were dry, delaying the onset of the mid-crop, but then the rains picked up. Total 2012-13 production should meet last year's 4.1-million tonne output level.
Butter prices have maintained their recent strength in both Asia and Europe, at about 1.75 and 1.95 times the London spot price, respectively. Powder prices continue to weaken, however, and have fallen to below $2,500 per tonne, down from $5,000 per tonne one year ago. Weak powder prices have dragged down the combined ratio to its lowest level in many years.
A degree of tightness seems to have developed in the butter market, because the two main products are sold as a package, and processors are reluctant to sell when the combined price is so low. Still, this does not explain strong beanprices.
Amid the anecdotal evidence of product hoarding and the resulting buildup of butter and powder inventories, there was a glimmer of hope on the demand side. Fourth quarter grind figures for North America showed surprisingly strong activity, perhaps in anticipation of stronger consumption trends. Analysts were expecting the grind to come in between -1% and +1%, but the actual number was +6%, the biggest jump in two years. The headlines took note of the news, but the market has not advanced in earnest since the data were released on April18.
Attaching too much significance to the North American grind, however, is premature, because the other key grinding regions continue to see flat to negative growth. Europe grinds roughly three times as much as North America, and its fourth quarter grind was down 4%, in line with expectations. In Malaysia, Asia's largest processor, the grind fell by 3.2%.
The supply/demand fundamentals seem to warrant a short-sale recommendation. Indeed, for short-term traders, it would seem to be a reasonably decent bet. We are reluctant, however, to be short this market.World supplies have kept pace withdemand, but only because demand growth has been anemic. The handful of producing countries that grow 75% of the world's beans have not been successful in advancing output growth, try as they might. We constantly hear about reforms in the Ivory Coast that are designed to put more money into the hands of farmers in an effort to stimulate more spending on fertilizer and other crop-enhancements. But it has not happened. We anticipate a range-bound market for now.
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It's never been easier to turn website traffic into cash.
We've lifted the lid on our new Monetization Module – and paid Market Samurai users can upgrade and start using it for free right now.
View on YouTube: Affiliate Marketing Software: Market Samurai's Monetization Module
Affiliate Marketing Makes Sense…
You earn up to 75% selling other peoples' products (so you don't need to create your own). There's no support, no refunds to process, no administration hassles – you just concentrate on marketing and making money.
But if it was really so easy, we'd do it all day every day.
…But it Takes a LOT of Time and Effort.
The truth is affiliate marketing takes a surprising amount of actual work.
We create content, attract traffic – but never fully monetize the traffic that we receive.
So we miss out on hundreds – perhaps thousands of dollars in ongoing sales.
…All because monetizing that traffic using affiliate marketing takes too much time and effort.
That ends today.
Introducing Market Samurai's New Monetization Module
Today, we're making affiliate marketing so easy, so fast, and so lazy to monetize traffic that it will be the most fun part of having a web-site… (well, besides collecting your commission payments!)
Here's how we're going to do it…
Step 1. Searching for Products
Let's find the best affiliate opportunities in our marketplace.
Searching – The Hard Way:
If you're doing this manually, you'll need to log into the 4 key online affiliate marketplaces – Amazon, Clickbank, Commission Junction and PayDotCom.
Then, battle their (usually sucky) product search results – full of irrelevant junk and keyword spam – and try to find the great products that the searches overlook.
Then analyze the results manually, and select the best opportunities from among all of the products you found.
Then write down the details of the product – the product name, the URL, the affiliate link, etc – so that you have this information for later.
Every little bit takes time – and that time adds up.
10 minutes searching, 10 minutes analysis, 10 minutes recording product details for the products you find… that's 30 minutes… multiplied by 4 affiliate marketplaces.
That's 2 hours searching for products – IF we do it the right way.
So we're left with a choice:
A) Cut corners and potentially miss out on opportunities.
B) Take a full 2 hours searching for the best affiliate opportunities.
Searching – The Market Samurai Way:
With a click of a button, Market Samurai retrieves the top, relevant products in your market – from the affiliate market places you select.
View on YouTube: Affiliate Marketing Software – Find Affiliate Opportunities with Market Samurai
Tell Market Samurai to filter the results based on price, commissions, popularity and more – and Market Samurai will only show you the results that you want to see.
Then just click on the best ones to add them to your short-list.
…And you're done.
Market Samurai's Monetization Module even connects into its own affiliate search engine – to make sure you don't miss out on any great affiliate opportunities.
And it does everything that you can do manually in 2 hours – in a matter of minutes (perhaps even seconds!)
Step 2. Copywriting Your Ad
If you're not a natural writer or salesperson – then this can be the most daunting and draining part of affiliate marketing.
Copywriting – The Hard Way:
You open up a blank word document…
…Then, start writing.
- You Choose an Ad Format – long-form, blog post, review, sidebar ad, etc
- You Research the Product – and work out what to write about
- You Write a Compelling Headline – capturing people's attention
- You Write some Review Copy – building desire for the product
- You Insert and Edit Images – for a more attractive ad
- You Insert an Affiliate Link – the critical link in the chain
- Then you entice the reader to click…
For someone with some solid writing skills and some natural salesmanship, who can also edit images well, it might take 30 minutes to create a 1-page review post.
For the rest of us mere mortals (who don't have all of these skills), it's probably more like an hour.
Copywriting – The Market Samurai Way:
This is my favourite part of the Monetization Module…
Check it out…
You choose an ad format.
You read through the "ad chunks" Market Samurai pulls out of the [already converting] salesletter – and you drag-and-drop some relevant ones into your sales letter. (No writing or sales skills required.)
Drag-and-drop in a product image. (No technical or image editing skills required.)
Drag and drop in a buy button (or click to insert an affiliate link)
And add your own personal touches. Edit, rewrite, format – or, just leave it as it is!
Because you can pick-and-choose the best chunks of sales copy for your ad, it's like having a world-class copywriter in a box telling you what to write.
And this means you can create a compelling affiliate promotion in 10 minutes – or even less – not 1 hour.
Step 3. Formatting & HTML Programming
This is where technical skill takes over
HTML Programming – The Hard Way:
How sharp are your HTML programming skills?
The guys in the Noble Samurai team can format an ad with clean, search engine optimized, template-ready HTML code in 10 minutes flat – but they've practically programmed their entire lives!
For the rest of us "normal people", it can take 30 minutes to create the HTML code for the ad – even longer if you struggle with the technical side of things.
HTML Programming – The Market Samurai Way:
If you were using Market Samurai's "copywriter-in-a-box" inside the Monetization Module, then you don't need to worry about programming any CSS or HTML…
It's already done.
While you were creating your ad, Market Samurai was formatting it as HTML for you – ready for you to upload. With no extra time, no extra effort, no technical skills required – and no additional software.
Step 4. Uploading it all
The final step – getting it online… Where it can make you money.
Uploading – The Hard Way:
Let's be honest – there's no fun way to upload text and images to the web.
You open up an FTP program, connect to your server, navigate to the right directory, upload your images, insert all of the HTML code onto your site via a content management software or FTP upload, check that all of the files get uploaded successfully…
However you do it, it's a pain in the butt – and together everything can take 10 minutes or more.
Uploading – The Market Samurai Way:
Just choose where to publish – click publish – and watch your ad go live.
You also have access to four options to hide your affiliate links from customers, other affiliates' and vendors prying eyes.
And because the affiliate link cloaking tools that Market Samurai uses can give you click-through stats, you can find out exactly which affiliate ads work – and which don't.
It's Never Been Easier to Do Affiliate Marketing
Putting together an affiliate promotion used to be difficult and time-consuming.
Now, it's the easiest (and probably most profitable) thing you can do for your web-site – and it's actually fun.
You "shop" for a product to promote, click a few buttons, and within minutes your promotion is up and running.
If You Own Market Samurai Already…
To use the Monetization module – all you need to do is open up your copy and download the latest update.
If You Don't Own Market Samurai Yet…
If you are not yet a paid user – the Monetization module is included in your Market Samurai purchase (at no additional cost) – along with all of Market Samurai's industry leading Keyword Research, SEO Analysis, High-Authority Linking and Rank Tracking tools – AND all future KILLER upgrades (like this one!)
With a few well-priced affiliate sales, Market Samurai will pay for itself.
Chances are, you already have content online that you can monetize right now – and every day you wait, you're losing real money from missed sales.
P.S. – Tomorrow, I'm going to be taking you through the most revolutionary part of Market Samurai's new monetization module – and show you how you can use it to write a sales letter in under 4 minutes.


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SARAJEVO, Bosnia-Herzegovina (AP) — Hundreds of people turned out in Sarajevo's main street on Wednesday to pay respect to 175 victims of the Srebrenica massacre — Europe's worst since World War II — as a truck carried their coffins to a final resting place.
The remains of the men and boys, found in mass graves and identified through DNA analysis, will be buried in Srebrenica on Friday, the 19th anniversary of the massacre, next to 6,066 previously found victims.
As the coffins passed by, shielded by a canvas cloth, some tucked flowers in or caressed the canvas. Others silently prayed as the truck stopped briefly in front of Bosnia's presidency.
The eastern town of Srebrenica was a United Nations-protected area that was besieged by Serb forces throughout the 1992-95 war for Serb domination in Bosnia. But U.N. troops offered no resistance when the Serbs overran the majority Muslim town on July 11, 1995, rounding up Srebrenica's Muslims and killing over 8,000 men and boys. An international court later labeled the killings as genocide.
Workers are still excavating the victims' bodies from hidden mass graves, and their job is made harder because those responsible often retrieved the bodies and relocated them elsewhere to hide the crimes. Many of the remains were torn apart or mixed up by bulldozers, and experts have had to use DNA analysis to put a body together from bones found in locations miles from each other.
Dzevada Halilovic, 45, came from Australia to bury her father's remains, which were found in three different mass graves.
The day Srebrenica fell, she ran with her baby in her arms but the soldiers caught up with her family and separated men from women.
"I screamed. They pushed me with rifles into a bus. Then I became quiet because I remembered I was carrying my baby and it was a boy," Halilovic remembers.
She never again saw her father, brother and five uncles. Fortunately, her husband was taken to a prison and was released after six months.
"Since then we were wandering the world for years and finally settled in Australia," she said.


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Long before Harry Potter and the Twilight series captivated global audiences, the movie industry has been adapting successful books to movies, translating literary successes into box office blockbusters. Popular books have an established fan base and movies bring these highly popular stories to life.
You don't have to look far to find book-inspired films with major box office success. Titles include "Forrest Gump," "Shrek," "Alice in Wonderland," "The Chronicles of Narnia," "The Da Vinci Code" and more. But which book-inspired movies are the most successful of all time?
To find out, CNBC.com analyzed data from BoxOfficeMojo.com, a subsidiary of IMDB that aggregates data on box office receipts. This list reflects the worldwide box office gross for the most successful movies based on BoxOfficeMojo's data, adjusted for inflation using information from the Bureau of Labor Statistics. For films released across the decades, adjusting for inflation provides a true comparison between films from different years and reveals that some classic films outdo even today's most successful blockbusters.
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London Knights beat the buzzer, win OHL championship over Barrie Colts in Game 7
You see stuff like this in basketball.
Football, too, every once in a while.
But a virtual buzzer beater in hockey, in Game 7 of the OHL final with a Memorial Cup berth hanging in the balance?
That's nothing but a pipe dream.
Unless, of course, you're Bo Horvat.
The London forward and deserving OHL playoff MVP played last-second, third-period hero again, just like he did in the first round against Saginaw, only this one was a million times bigger.
He beat the clock and finally knocked out the stubborn Barrie Colts with a 3-2 win to deliver the Knights their third league title and first back-to-back crowns in franchise history before 9,046 Monday night at Budweiser Gardens.
Horvat, who scored 16 goals in these playoffs, has a feeling he'll be seeing that goal shown over and over again for the rest of his life.
"It might be playing sometimes," the 18-year-old Rodney native said with a grin, "but I'm just enjoying the moment and I'm so happy we won. It was a helluva play (by Alex Broadhurst) throwing it at the net and I just went for the rebound and it went post and in.
"I thought for sure it went in and fortunately for us, it did."
Bo time means 'Toon time for London. They're going back to the Memorial Cup, this time in Saskatoon, for the second straight year to try to avenge last year's overtime loss in Shawinigan.
The Horvat goal was originally waved off. Both teams had to wait through an excruciatingly long video review.
The packed house chanted, "It's a goal" over and over.
"The longer they (the officials) talked, I thought the better chance it was (going to count)," London captain Scott Harrington said. " I was just kind of praying the longer it took, it was more likely going to be a goal."
The Colts were on the other side begging a higher power – and the video goal judge – to disallow it.
"They looked at it extensively – it felt like hours," Barrie captain Ryan O'Connor said. We were all biting our finger nails and crossing our fingers hoping it wasn't. It's a heartbreaker and every guy on this team is sick to their stomach. I really don't think words can explain it to come this far and lose with (one second left).
"That's the worst way to lose."
And it's a legendary way to win.
With one referee point to centre ice, the Knights exploded in joy and the shocked Colts slumped in agony.
The Knights are the 10th OHL team since 1987 to win a Game 7. They're the third to battle back from 3-1 down in the final and win it (after the 1990 Oshawa Generals and 1979 Peterborough Petes).
London suffered another collapse, surrendering the game-tying goal to Mitchell Theoret, a bitter IceDog last year, with three minutes left, the 19th goal the Colts scored in the third period this series.
Barrie thought it had its fairy-tale ending a minute later, but Knights goalie Jake Patterson, who came off the bench to win three straight games, made a desperate pad save.
Colts forward Josh MacDonald, a Londoner, bounced the rebound off the cross bar and out. That one was denied on a second look in the review room.
London head coach Dale Hunter can thank his lucky stars for high-quality video cameras.
"That's one thing great about video," he said. "They don't get it wrong then. It's the right call.
"Video really helps."
The Knights had a lot going for them in Game 7. Barrie's top line was decimated.
Star centre Mark Scheifele couldn't answer the bell after taking a Josh Anderson hit Saturday in Game 6. Anthony Camara was suspended and Zach Hall ran on fumes.
They still nearly won.
"Bo gets the winner with one second left – that's how hard the competition is in this league," Dale Hunter said. "It's hard to win this trophy. It's hard to win it anytime. We've been here a long time (12 years) and it's only our third time. Do the math.
"Both are character teams and put up a great fight."
There has never been a game quite like this one. It's hard to remember a series this close in Knights history.
"It was a lot tougher to win this one," London sniper Seth Griffith said, "and it might be a little more sweeter this time."
And it was all triggered by one more unforgettable moment by Buzzer Beater Bo.


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Thomas More College buys Nashua propertyBy KIMBERLY HOUGHTON
Union Leader Correspondent
February 12. 2014 10:13PM
NASHUA — Thomas More College of Liberal Arts has purchased the historic Frank E. Anderson House on Concord Street, and intends to use the former convent for school offices and eventually a dormitory.
"We are very close to reaching our maximum capacity with the buildings we have on our Merrimack campus. This purchase is an attempt to find a solution for our middle-term growth," said William Fahey, president of the college. "This building answers our concerns beautifully."
Fahey said the college purchased the building at 90 Concord St. before it officially went to auction. The facility, which was built in 1908 and once housed Mount Saint Mary School, had been on the market for about $2.3 million.
Although Fahey would not disclose the purchase amount, he stressed it was not anywhere close to $2.3 million. He described the building as stunning, adding the college intends to leave the exterior of the facility as is.
"We would like to renovate the interior of the building over the late spring or summer, so that in the fall we can use the property for administrative purposes, lectures and concerts for the community," said Fahey.
Eventually, in a few years, he said the residential back wing of the building will be used as a dormitory for students. Thomas More College in Merrimack, Fahey said, is only about five minutes from the Nashua site.
Fahey said the college intends to keep the 20,000-square-foot building that was ultimately converted into an independent living residence for retired nuns in 1994 as an educational and Catholic landmark in Nashua.The college will present its plans to the Nashua City Planning Board on Feb. 20, seeking a conditional use permit for its proposal.
Engineer Richard Maynard has described the proposal as a future "adjunct or satellite campus" to the Merrimack school, according to a letter he wrote to Adam Varley, chairman of the Planning Board.
Fahey said he would probably not describe the new Nashua site as a satellite campus but does acknowledge it is an expansion of the school.
"The college currently has some 82 students, with a projected growth to 120 students in the next many years," wrote Maynard. "The college plans to continue keeping the majority of its student body on the main campus. This satellite location, in time, will have a small number of students — under 20 to 40 — in the residential portion of the building."
Fahey said he has already met with several Nashua neighbors, and Bishop Peter Libasci of the nearby Nashua Catholic School, to discuss the college's plans. For the most part, he said, the majority of neighbors believe this is the best possible outcome for the site that has sat vacant for nearly two years.
Alderman-at-Large James Donchess said this week that the plans are a positive step toward providing active education once again at the historic, vacant building.
"I wish to welcome them to the neighborhood," he said, adding it is a beautiful building.
Fahey agreed, saying the nuns have kept the facility in spectacular condition.
"We believe that given other realistic options, the continued use of the property as a school is excellent. Dr. Fahey was forthright, and is likely to be a good neighbor and caretaker of the property at 90 Concord St.," said a letter written by several abutters to Roger Houston of the city's planning department.The letter went on to say that the operations of the college would have minimal impact on the neighborhood and might even improve it.
"We were all in agreement that the college's desire to see the building in continued educational use is very positive," says the letter.About two years ago, the college announced that it purchased a 33-acre plot of land in Groton, Mass., where the school intends to relocate in the long-term future. This expansion into Nashua is a great opportunity — in the interim five years or so — to grow slowly before eventually utilizing the site in Massachusetts, according to Fahey.


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"I don't think we are going to solve this problem in weeks. I think this is going to take some time." Indeed. Since it has been going on for 1,400 years, and no end to it is on the horizon, that seems to be a fair statement. But Obama's declaration of success here is, to say the least, premature.
"Obama: Air strikes have succeeded, mission continues," The Associated Press, August 9, 2014:
WASHINGTON – President Barack Obama said Saturday that airstrikes he ordered in northern Iraq have destroyed arms and equipment held by Islamic State forces whose rapid advance has surpassed U.S. intelligence estimates.
Obama warned Americans that the new campaign in Iraq "is going to be a long-term project." He wouldn't give a timetable for how long the U.S. military involvement would last, saying it depends on Iraq's political efforts.
"I don't think we are going to solve this problem in weeks," Obama said. "I think this is going to take some time."
The president said humanitarian efforts continue to airdrop food and water to persecuted religious minorities stranded on a mountaintop, and he said planning was underway for how to get them down.
Obama made his comments on the South Lawn of the White House Saturday, just before boarding Marine One for his summer vacation in Massachusetts.
Obama sharply rejected the premise that it was his decision to pull out from Iraq and said it was because Iraqis didn't want U.S. troops there.
He repeated that the U.S. is not going to have us combat troops in Iraq again. "We are going to maintain that because we should have learned a lesson from our long and immensely costly incursion into Iraq," Obama said.
The president said there's "no doubt" the Islamic State advance on the Kurdish capital of Irbil "has been more rapid than the intelligence estimates."
U.S. military jets launched several airstrikes Friday on isolated targets, including two mortar positions and a vehicle convoy. U.S. officials announced Friday night the second airdrop of food and water in as many days for the imperiled refugees.


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GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (AP) — Frederik Meijer Gardens & Sculpture Park is hosting its 18th annual "Christmas and Holiday Traditions Around the World" exhibition.
This year's exhibition runs from Nov.20 through Jan. 6 and highlights the Railway Garden. More than 40 international holiday trees and displays also will be showcased.
During the event, Meijer Gardens transforms into a botanical wonderland with poinsettias, orchids and amaryllis. Horse-drawn carriage rides will be available through the candle-lit Sculpture Park, along with the sounds of carolers and hand bells.
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my nephew is now 7 years old and we just are now getting to see him for the 1st time. He use to get beat, take drugs and get sexually abused by his mother and her boyfriends. When he first came to our house to live with us he would shakes. He still won't let anyone hug nor kiss him good-night. Why is he still the way he is because we`ve adopted him. He has been with us for almost 1 year now!!!! What can I do to help him????
Your concerns regarding your nephew's emotional reactions should not be ignored. From the limited history that you provide, as well as the reactions that you describe, I would suggest that you seek professional help.
There are many therapist who work with children who have been the victims of physical and sexual abuse. Ask for a referral from your nephew's physician or from a local child advocacy center.
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BRASILIA, Brazil (AP) — Brazilian Indians are demanding the swift demarcation of their tribal lands, which they say are being invaded by loggers and ranchers.
Leaders from some 70 Indian tribes, mostly from the western state of Mato Grosso do Sul, delivered a document with their demands to the presidential office, Congress and the Supreme Court on Tuesday.
The document was signed by 20,000 people including American linguist Noam Chomsky and Uruguayan author Eduardo Galeano
During a ceremony in Congress, Guarani-Kaiowa leader Ladio Veron said many of his tribe fled their lands in Mato Grosso do Sul after an invasion by ranchers.
The ranches, in his words, "are destroying our rivers, forests and are poisoning our land."


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Prince will be vistiting us in December
Remember some Ubisoft's statements saying that Prince of Persia will get released before the end of the year? Well, we're in for a treat! Prince's (and Elika's) latest adventure is going to be available December 2nd for America and December 4th for Europe.
It may sound strange, but the UK release has been postponed for one day and it will eventually hit the shelves December 5th.
With so many games coming out this Fall/Winter, it will be extremely difficult to choose what to buy. Without a doubt, Prince of Persia is one of my future purchases.
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Founding member of the "wild youth" art collectives Mülheimer Freiheit and Junge Wilde, artist Jiří Georg Dokoupil is known for defying classification with his continually evolving artistic style. Exploring over one hundred different artistic techniques and experimenting with neo-expressionism, figuration, and avant-garde styles, Dokoupil can only be described as a postmodern artist. In 1989 he began a series of soot paintings, using the flame of a candle as a paintbrush to depict figures such as Jesus Christ. Dokoupil has also experimented with using a whip as paintbrush, and has incorporated other unconventional materials such as liquid soap and rolling tires into his work.
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