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Set in three acres of landscaped gardens on the edge of the Snowdonia National Park. Framed by some of the most beautiful and dramatic scenery Wales has to offer, our privately owned country house has the feel of a remote rural hideaway and yet is just a short drive from the main A55 making it easily accessible all year round. Our 12 double bedrooms are named after traditional Welsh hymn tunes - and no two rooms are the same.
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After nearly a decade-long hiatus marred by burnout, a painful divorce and physical problems that affected her ability to sing, country superstar Shania Twain said she's finding her groove as a Las Vegas headliner.
On Monday, Twain announced 22 new show dates this fall for "Shania: Still the One," a spectacle at a 4,300-seat Caesars Palace concert hall that includes two trained horses, a live band, and the 47-year-old Canadian beauty clad in sparkling bodysuits and thigh-high boots. She's also staging a run of 12 shows starting May 14.
"I couldn't be any happier," Twain told The Associated Press in a phone call from the Bahamas, where she lives between shows. "It turned out so beautifully and I'm so proud of it."
Twain made her debut in December at the Colosseum, home to fellow Canadian songstress Celine Dion, shortly after parading down the Las Vegas Strip on horseback. But perhaps more significant than her regal grand entrance amid a herd of 40 horses was that the five-time Grammy winner returned to performing at all.
Since releasing the 1997 album "Come on Over," which became the best-selling country album of all time, her life hit a feverish pace of road shows and promotions that continued even after the birth of her son in 2001.
After her "Up!" tour wrapped in 2004, it was unclear whether the new mom would ever be back.
"I had moments when I thought I never would, and I would've been OK with that," she said. "I love music and I'd never want to give up music, but did I ever want to put a production together and be on stage again?"
The singer known for "Any Man of Mine" and "That Don't Impress Me" struggled with muscular tension that made singing more difficult. And in 2008, she was thrust into an unwelcome spotlight by an alleged affair between her then-husband and producer, Robert "Mutt" Lange, and one of her best friends.
Since then, she married that friend's ex-husband, Frederic Thiebaud. They've found some sense of normalcy; Thiebaud coaches Twain's son in soccer, and she said the 11-year-old is a happy child.
"You're never comfortable with what happened," she said of the failed marriage. But "you get to a stage where everything's just different now, you're now in a new groove, you're going in a new direction."
Though she said she was initially nervous about how the comeback residency would be received, it's sold out for each of its first 24 performances.
Free from the rigors of tour travel, the residency is "a dream performance scenario" that allows her to balance her roles as a mother and as a country superstar.
"Vegas is just a really good setup," she said. "It completely leaves me room to be the parent I want to be."
She said she's written enough songs to fill an album, but isn't ready to return to the studio just yet. Conceiving the elaborate show, with its backup dancers, pumped-in fragrances, and flying motorcycle, has taken up her creative juices for now.
"I'm doing one project at a time. I'll let the Vegas show settle in," Twain said. "I'm not in the spirit of juggling too many balls in the air at one time."
Tickets for shows between mid-October and mid-December go on sale Friday.
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VALDOSTA, Ga. – The No. 12 Georgia College men's tennis team (6-2) battled at nearly every slot, but the firepower of No. 1 Barry University (5-1) became too much in the end as the Bobcats fell 8-1 Sunday.
The Bobcat victory came at the No. 2 doubles slot, as GC's Tyler Franks (Greensboro, Ga.) and Leo Bernardes (Sao Paulo, Brazil) teamed for a 9-8 win over Barry's Emanuel Fraitzl and Marco Mokrzycki. Fraitzl is the No. 1 singles player in the country, and Mokrzycki is ranked No. 11. The duo of Franks and Bernardes improved to 5-3 with the win.
The first doubles bout saw Jerome Leborgne (Coordimanche, France) and Johan Wadstein (Helsingborg, Sweden) drop an 8-3 decision to Max Wimmer and Quentin Vachez. In third doubles, Tobias Rausch (Mannheim, Germany) and Bobby Angelucci (Acworth, Ga.) fell 8-5 to Sergio Velez and Ollie Lemaitre.
The top singles battle came in the second bout, as No. 16 Leborgne dropped a 3-6, 6-2, 10-5 marathon to No. 26 Wimmer. In first singles, Wadstein lost to No. 1 Fraitzl 6-4, 6-3. Bernardes lost 6-4, 6-2 to Vachez.
In fourth singles, Rausch dropped 6-4, 6-1 sets to Velez, and Franks lost 6-1, 6-2 to Lemaitre in the fifth slot. In sixth singles, Angelucci went down in straight 6-2 sets to Romain Costamagna.
Both the Bobcat men's and women's tennis teams are back in action Friday, March 4 at 2 p.m., traveling to Francis Marion University. The FMU men's team is ranked No. 14, while the Patriot women are No. 13.
The Georgia College Department of Athletics, back-to-back winners of the PBC Commissioner's Cup, sponsors 10 varsity athletic programs at the NCAA Division II level. As a Division II program, Bobcat Athletics prides itself on balancing the life of the student-athlete, evidenced by the teams' multiple appearances in post-season competition as well as documented academic success and community-service involvement. Sign up at www.twitter.com/BobcatSports and www.facebook.com/gcbobcats for up-to-the-minute reports, and visit www.GCBobcats.com for more information, and to nominate your favorite former Bobcats and Colonials to the GC Athletics Hall of Fame.


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Comedienne Rosie O'Donnell has dropped 12 pounds in a major health overhaul since suffering a heart attack in August.
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The definitive what, how, and why of C#.
C# in Depth, Third Edition is now available. An eBook of this older edition is included at no additional cost when you buy the revised edition!
C# in Depth, Second Edition is a thoroughly revised, up-to-date book that covers the new features of C# 4 as well as Code Contracts. In it, you'll see the subtleties of C# programming in action, learning how to work with high-value features that you'll be glad to have in your toolkit. The book helps readers avoid hidden pitfalls of C# programming by understanding "behind the scenes" issues.
about this book
Part 1 Preparing for the journey
1. The changing face of C# development
1.1. Starting with a simple data type
1.2. Sorting and filtering
1.3. Handling an absence of data
1.4. Introducing LINQ
1.5. COM and dynamic typing
1.6. Dissecting the .NET platform
1.7. Making your code super awesome
1.8. Summary
2. Core foundations: building on C# 1
2.1. Delegates
2.2. Type system characteristics
2.3. Value types and reference types
2.4. Beyond C# 1: new features on a solid base
2.5. Summary
Part 2 C# 2: solving the issues of C#
3. Parameterized typing with generics
3.1. Why generics are necessary
3.2. Simple generics for everyday use
3.3. Beyond the basics
3.4. Advanced generics
3.5. Limitations of generics in C# and other languages
3.6. Summary
4. Saying nothing with nullable types
4.1. What do you do when you just don't have a value?
4.2. System.Nullableand System.Nullable
4.3. C# 2's syntactic sugar for nullable types
4.4. Novel uses of nullable types
4.5. Summary
5. Fast-tracked delegates
5.1. Saying goodbye to awkward delegate syntax
5.2. Method group conversions
5.3. Covariance and contravariance
5.4. Inline delegate actions with anonymous methods
5.5. Capturing variables in anonymous methods
5.6. Summary
6. Implementing iterators the easy way
6.1. C# 1: the pain of handwritten iterators
6.2. C# 2: simple iterators with yield statements
6.3. Real-life iterator examples
6.4. Pseudo-synchronous code with the Concurrency and Coordination Runtime
6.5. Summary
7. Concluding C# 2: the final features
7.1. Partial types
7.2. Static classes
7.3. Separate getter/setter property access
7.4. Namespace aliases
7.5. Pragma directives
7.6. Fixed-size buffers in unsafe code
7.7. Exposing internal members to selected assemblies
7.8. Summary
Part 3 C# 3: revolutionizing how we code
8. Cutting fluff with a smart compiler
8.1. Automatically implemented properties
8.2. Implicit typing of local variables
8.3. Simplified initialization
8.4. Implicitly typed arrays
8.5. Anonymous types
8.6. Summary
9. Lambda expressions and expression trees
9.1. Lambda expressions as delegates
9.2. Simple examples using List and events
9.3. Expression trees
9.4. Changes to type inference and overload resolution
9.5. Summary
10. Extension methods
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10.2. Extension method syntax
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10.4. Usage ideas and guidelines
10.5. Summary
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11.7. Choosing between query expressions and dot notation
11.8. Summary
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12.4. Replacing LINQ to Objects with Parallel LINQ
12.5. Inverting the query model with LINQ to Rx
12.6. Extending LINQ to Objects
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13.1. Optional parameters and named arguments
13.2. Improvements for COM interoperability
13.3. Generic variance for interfaces and delegates
13.4. Teeny tiny changes to locking and field-like events
13.5. Summary
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14.5. Implementing dynamic behavior
14.6. Summary
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16. Whither now?
16.1. C# — mixing tradition and modernity
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According to New zero free regions for the derivatives of the Riemann zeta function assuming the Riemann Hypothesis, $\zeta^{(k)}(s)$ has at most a finite number of non-real zeros with $\operatorname{Re}(s) < \frac12$ , for $k \geq 1$.
For $k \leq 3$ there are no zeros $0 \leq \operatorname{Re}(s) < \frac12$ (assuming RH).
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Reports of the Mouse's Death Are Not Greatly Exaggerated
Oct 9, 2012 5:00 AM PT
The explosive growth of smartphone and tablet devices may have gotten the mouse running scared. That's the kind with buttons and scroll wheel -- not the tailed, furry variety that elephants are afraid of.
How long has the mouse got?
Dire Predictions
Way back in the dark slate ages of 2008, Gartner analyst Steve Prentice made a startling prophecy based on his observations at that year's CES of multiple computer interfaces that used gestures and other interactions, rather than common keyboard and mouse.
It was the beginning of the end for the familiar I/O devices, he predicted, and they would die within a few years.
Reading his pre-touchscreen, mouse-less prophecy some years later, as I leave finger marks all over my tablet, while my mouse and keyboard are on a desk way over on the other side of the room, it is clear this distinguished Gartner research fellow may have been right.
Hover and Swipe
"When I wrote about the demise of the mouse back in 2008, we still had not seen the explosion of touchscreen mobile devices, and multitouch that we have today," Prentice said.
"We have the rise of touch and multitouch, and the predominance of mobile and handheld devices. Notebooks outsell desktops today, and mobile devices outsell computers by four or five times. Hence the mouse is definitely into the long tail period, if you can excuse the pun," Prentice said.
"Just watch people pick up a device, and they assume it is touch-sensitive," he pointed out. "Essentially, touch capability is assumed for any handheld device today. We already have the technology to control computers without physical touch -- think Microsoft Kinect."
Leap Motion is promising a gesture sensor that will give sub-millimeter accuracy for finger movements. It's expected to be available by the end of the year at a cost of around US$100.
"That is a critical price point, and the accuracy enables a whole range of new options. I think we will see, over the next few years, touch and swipe being replaced by hover and swipe," said Prentice.
Touch will also take off at the PC level, according to Linn Huang, an analyst at IDC.
"Out of all of the new interfaces, touch is the most logical choice," Huang said.
By 2016 over 50 percent of portable PCs will be touch, and that number doesn't include tablets, IDC forecast.
Nuanced Gestures
Leap Motion's nuance-oriented gesture sensor product is better than a mouse or touch screen, claimed CEO Michael Buckwald.
"Traditional keyboard-and-mouse navigation has limited our ability to harness today's powerful computers. The ability to control any computer with nuanced hand and finger movements will fundamentally transform the way people interact with computers," he said.
"Leap has a couple of advantages over tablets and touchscreens," continued Buckwald. "First, tablets and touchscreens are limited to two dimensions, while Leap allows you to interact in 3-D space.
"Second, Leap allows you to efficiently navigate the whole screen with small movements. Touchscreens work well on smaller devices, but as the screen size increases, touch becomes less efficient," he said.
An action like pinch-to-zoom, for example, is easy on a small scale, but difficult on a 30-inch screen, Buckwald pointed out. "Leap allows you to use natural hand and finger gestures that don't lead to fatigue in the way larger hand and arm movements do."
Consumption vs. Creation
There's a prevalence of consumption versus creation today, and it affects I/O.
The days of the keyboard are numbered, in Prentice's view. "We are moving inexorably towards a situation where content consumption dominates over content creation. People use devices to read books, watch movies, play games and a myriad of other tasks -- rarely to write letters and reports."
There are exceptions, of course -- myself and himself, for example.
However, "the QWERTY keyboard is a throwback to another era," he maintained. "Many kids type faster on a mobile phone with predictive text than they can on a traditional keyboard. So alongside the mouse, I think the physical QWERTY keyboard should start considering itself under notice. It will be another long tail -- they will not disappear altogether, but the typing is on the wall, as it were."
Touch will become critical in the PC ecosystem, but it won't kill the mouse and keyboard, maintained Huang. "With critical tasks, people will still go back to the keyboard."
For one thing, a clamshell notebook screen is physically tilted, compared to the touchscreen on a tablet, and that configuration requires different interactions.
And where's it going from here?
A key factor is Microsoft embracing touch in its latest PC-based OS, the soon to be released Windows 8, Huang said. "With Windows 8 this Q4 holiday, touch ... is being given the chance to become a mainstream interface."
However, there is one market-related concern. Windows 8 touch products might be too expensive for many consumers to handle, due to Microsoft's high specification demands on hardware makers, he noted.
We'll ultimately end up with new form factors that will change everything, Prentice predicted. "We will see a growing move towards wearable devices over the next five years. Think Google Glass, rather than the iPhone.
"Once the form factor is broken, then imagination takes off, and we enter a new era of communications which is not dependent on a physical, recognizable device," he said.
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The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has sent out an advisory on the
medicine Strattera (atomoxetine). This medicine may be used to treat
attention deficit hyperactivity disorder. Taking this
drug may increase the risk in children of thinking about suicide.
The FDA warning is based on studies of 2,200 children. One child who
was taking Strattera tried to kill himself. Other studies showed that 4 out of
1,000 children treated with Strattera thought about killing themselves.footnote 1 This means that 996 out of 1,000 children did not think about
Doctors and caregivers are advised to watch for any
behavior changes in children and teens taking Strattera. Parents and patients
should discuss with the doctor any changes in behavior. These include
increased agitation, irritability, or suicidal thinking. This is especially
important at the beginning of treatment or when doses are changed.
Also, the FDA has asked the maker of Strattera, Eli Lilly and
Company, to add a boxed warning to its label and to develop a medicine guide
that includes this new risk information. With each prescription or refill of
Strattera, pharmacists will give the medicine
guide to patients, families, and caregivers.
The FDA does not advise people to stop taking Strattera. But people who take this medicine should be watched for signs of suicidal thinking.
Health Tools help you make wise health decisions or take action to improve your health.
CitationsU.S. Food and Drug Administration (2005). FDA issues public health advisory on Strattera (atomoxetine) for attention deficit disorder. FDA News P05-65. Available online: http://www.fda.gov/NewsEvents/Newsroom/PressAnnouncements/2005/ucm108493.htm.
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SF 49ers run all over Packers, 45-31
Kaepernick, 49ers run all over the Packers, 45-31
Jim Harbaugh has the Midas touch, and we're not talking about mufflers.
Harbaugh climbed out of a UFO two years ago and took the 49ers' job, and turned San Francisco's bumbling losers into instant winners.
He touched washed-up quarterback Alex Smith and turned him into a gunslinger disguised as a CPA. Then Harbaugh replaced the red-hot Smith with Colin Kaepernick, the kid from nowhere (actually Turlock, a suburb of Nowhere).
Gold, gold, gold.
And Saturday night, a golden win for the ages.
There are wins, there are impressive wins, and there are statement wins.
Then there is the Saturday Night Special, the 49ers' 45-31 win over Green Bay Packers. The 49ers, who have struggled in recent weeks, blew their cover. The word is out: Fear the 49ers.
Or at least respect them to the point of excess stomach acid.
The 49ers play for the NFC title next Sunday against either the Seahawks in San Francisco, or the Falcons in Atlanta. Winner goes to the Super Bowl in New Orleans on Feb. 3.
Only really good teams are left in the hunt, but no other team has a coach like Harbaugh and for sure nobody has a quarterback like Kaepernick, the Turlock Tornado. The combination can be stunning.
Kaepernick and the 49ers spotted the great Aaron Rodgers a 7-0 lead, on a Kaepernick interception, then, well, let Frank Gore tell it.
"It was good we stayed together" after Kaepernick's interception, said Gore, who ran for a tidy 119 yards himself. "We got rolling, and the game got kind of crazy."
Kind of crazy? Kind of like a tsunami or avalanche.
Colin was nimble, Colin was quick, Colin ran wild at Candlestick.
Kaepernick passed for 263 yards and two touchdowns, and ran for 181 yards and two more touchdowns, breaking all kinds of NFL records, which seemed to impress him as much as did the postgame box lunch.
Everyone knows Kaepernick has a rocket arm and sprinter speed. But until Saturday, that speed has been more of a lurking threat than a reality. Then: Mama mia.
Harbaugh and offensive coordinator Greg Roman, heretofore reluctant to fully exploit Kaepernick's running ability, possibly to protect him, took off the leash.
Kaepernick sprinted for a 20-yard touchdown to tie the game 7-7, on a designed pass play. In the third quarter he gave the 49ers a seven-point lead with a 56-yard sprint. He ran amok.
"It helps when your quarterback runs a 4.3 40"-yard dash, offensive lineman Joe Staley said.
Two things are sure at this point:
-- No team wants any part of Kaepernick. He was phenomenal and unstoppable, a new mutant strain of NFL quarterback.
-- Nobody has coached up his team better than Harbaugh, whose decision to move Kaepernick into the starting role set off the hottest, angriest debate in recent Bay Area sports history.
Weird dude, that Harbaugh. But how's he doing?
(By the way, Jim's brother John is still around, too, coaching the Baltimore Ravens to a playoff win Saturday. Could an all-Harbaugh Super Bowl be looming?)
Of course, Harbaugh and Kaepernick aren't the entire story.
Wide receiver Michael Crabtree, the Crustacean Sensation, caught nine passes for 119 yards and two touchdowns. The way he's playing, Crab could get open in a broom closet.
Defensive lineman Justin Smith, the One-Armed Bandit, his left arm held together with duct tape and paper clips, played a hugely inspiring role in leading a defense that was able to limit the league's No. 1 quarterback to a very pedestrian (for him) game. The Packers' offensive linemen attacked Smith's left arm like hungry hounds fighting over a meaty bone.
Ancient running back Gore punched holes in the center of a Packers defense made doughy by being stretched beyond limits by Kaepernick.
Roman seemingly installed an entire new playbook between the 49ers' last regular-season game and Saturday, and Kaepernick ran it to perfection.
Can the 49ers do this again? Why not?
There was some fear on the part of fans that the playoff pressure would reveal Kaepernick's inexperience. What is his fear level?
After the interception, his teammates were watching.
"You want to see what his body language is" after the interception, center Jonathan Goodwin said. "It was good."
Nerves? Butterflies? Not for the Turlock Tornado. He doesn't talk much, but he wears garish, look-at-me football cleats, he celebrates touchdowns by Kaepernick-ing - kissing his biceps - and when he was double-team tackled at the end of a run, a crunching hit, Kaepernick leapt to his feet and spiked the ball and snarled, drawing a penalty for taunting.
Kaepernick has aced every test. So has Harbaugh.
Finals are looming.
Scott Ostler is a San Francisco Chronicle columnist. E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Twitter: @scottostler


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Get Ready to Meet Your New Dentist
Finding a new dental office can often be a challenge. Fortunately, Liberty Commons Family Dental in Liberty Township, Ohio can satisfy all your dental needs. The following will provide you with a detailed guide outlining what to expect from your first visit to our dental office.
Appointment Reminders
It can be easy to forget when you scheduled a dental appointment but now we will remind you with an Appointment Reminder via email or text message. And if it's your first visit, we'll be happy to provide driving directions. Just click on the link below to let us know how you'd like to be contacted. We'll do the rest!
Release of Records Consent
Download the release of records consent form.
Paper Work
You have the option of completing the new patient paperwork prior to your first appointment to ensure an expedient visit. Click the following link to download our new patient forms:
Making Appointments
To schedule an appointment, call our dental office at 513-755-2857 so that our staff assists you in finding a day and time that is available and convenient for you.
Brushing and Flossing
Brushing and flossing before the appointment will help out dentist properly examine your teeth with efficiency and ease.
Full Disclosure
It's important that our new patients understand that there is nothing pertaining to their oral health that they should hide from our dentist. Our dentist is supposed to improve oral health and hiding important information (such as smoking or not brushing teeth regularly) can have an impact on the treatment and services that our dentist recommends. Therefore, it's crucial that your complete and accurate medical and dental history is disclosed on your first visit.
If you feel anxious before going to your first appointment, we want to remind you that we are here to help you achieve the smile you want regardless of your current oral state. We are here for you!
At the Dental Office
When you arrive at our dental office, please inform the receptionist so he or she can inform the dentist. After our dentist has been informed and all the necessary paperwork has been summited, a member of our staff will call your name and ask you to follow him/her to proceed with the consultation.
Your Health History
Before the dental exam is performed, talk to our dentist about your health history. This will give our dentist insight about your oral health and underlying causes of present issues, if any.
X-rays are a way of diagnosing problems that are not easily visible. These include tooth decay, abscesses, impacted teeth and jawbone damage. The details x-rays provide could make all the difference for your overall oral hygiene. Our dentist may also recommend a panoramic radiograph. The dental imaging technique provides a complete visual of your jaws, which helps in pinpointing any damage that tooth decay may have caused to the bone.
Comprehensive Exam
All first-time patients have to undergo a comprehensive exam. This includes a thorough examination of your teeth and gums. The more details you provide, the easier will be for our dentist evaluate your situation.
Our dentist may recommend you get a professional teeth cleaning. Dental cleanings are meant to remove and maintain a healthy smile free of stains. During this cleaning session, our dentist will remove or "scale" accumulated plaque from outside or from in-between the teeth using our dental instruments. After a thorough cleaning has been done, our dentist will polish the teeth and may apply a minty paste to leave your mouth fresh.
Disease Prevention/Recommendations
After your treatment is over, our dentist may recommend products that help prevent future dental issues and ensure that your oral health is always at its best. Some of the products recommended are fluoride toothpastes and mouthwashes that help prevent cavities, sealants or a dental care kit.
Final Questions
This is the best time to ask our dentist any questions or doubts that may linger in your mind. Our dentist doesn't mind demonstrating how to floss properly or the right brushing techniques, so asking for assistance is highly encouraged.
Treatment Plan
Once the comprehensive exam and x-rays are complete, our dentist will provide you with solutions to your dental problems. Through a comprehensive treatment plan, we can resolve the problems that are adversely affecting your oral hygiene. Since each treatment plan is developed based on your specific needs, it is imperative that you are clear about your expectations from the start.
After the Visit
Scheduling the Next Visit
After your first visit, approach the receptionist to schedule your next appointment and to make any necessary payments. We will reschedule you based on our dentist's recommendation and your availability.
Follow Advice
When leaving our office, make sure to follow our dentist's advice to keep your teeth clean and maintain optimal oral health long after treatment. Call us to set up an appointment or feel free to visit us at Liberty Commons Family Dental in Liberty Township, Ohio for a personal consultation that will help you answer any questions that you may have. Your oral health has a great impact on your overall health. Our dentist and staff are ready to provide the best dental care services. Your smile will be in good hands.


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MON, MAR 9, 2009 at 4:34 AM
SXSW Day Parties
And without further ado, and practically zero fanfare, here are the (mostly free!) SXSW parties with SUB POP bands! I was thinking about writing the addresses and all that jazz, but I thought that since these were free shows it'd be okay for you to do a small amount of work and figure out the location on your own. Plus, teach a man a fish and all that, you know? Anyway, enough with my constant ramblings…. HERE IS THE INFO YOU NEED!
See you in the pit, doodz.
- Vetiver : the Austinist.com Party at the Mohawk 4pm
- Vetiver : Leafy Green Showcase at Emo's Jr. 10pm
- Vetiver : Bay Bridged Party at Beauty Bar 2:30pm
- Handsome Furs : Fader Fort Party 3:30pm
- Blitzen Trapper : NPR Music Day Party at The Parish 4pm
- No Age : Found Magazine Party at Red 7 4:30pm
- Vetiver : Dog & Pony Party at Opal Divine's 5pm
- Obits : Insound Party at Club Deville @ 12:30pm
- Handsome Furs : Insound Party at Club Deville @ 1:20
- Vetiver : Waterloo Records In-store 2pm
- Vetiver : SFxSW Party at Wave on 6th Street 4pm
- Handsome Furs : Waterloo Records In-store 6pm
- Obits : WFMU/Aquarius Records Showcase at Spiro's 11pm
- Vetiver : Mess With Texas Fest at 1:35pm
- Obits : Filter Magazine Party at Cedar Street Courtyard 1:45pm
- Tiny Vipers : End of an Ear In-Store 3pm
- Obits : VICE Saves Texas party (311 E. 5th St., at Trinity) at 1:00 am


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The Intramural program strives for the enhancement of the Saint Michael's College community by providing a resource of friendly competition that will promote sportsmanship, teamwork and camaraderie. As a cost-free alternative to varsity athletics, the Intramurals program stresses participation and enjoyment of competition for all students who are interested in staying active, fit and healthy. Tournaments are scheduled throughout the academic year.
Rosters for team sports will be e-mailed out as well as be available in the Intramural Office in room 165 in the Tarrant Recreation Center, and at all pick-up events and tournaments sponsored by the Intramural Office. Submit rosters to the Intramurals office in Tarrant 165.
Fall Session 2 Sports
October 22 – December 9
Note: All sports are co-rec opportunities.
- Sunday (6-8 p.m.): Soccer
- Tuesday (7-9 p.m.): Floor Hockey
- Wednesday (7-9 p.m.): Walleyball
- Thursday (7-9 p.m.): Basketball
Instructions for Online Registration
Contact Us!
Wendy Elles
Intramural Co-Director
Alex Smith
Intramural Co-Director
Saint Michael's offers many recreational activities to its students, including weekly classes in fitness, yoga, Zumba, cardio step, and strength and conditioning. For more information and a schedule of events, please contact Recreation Sports Coordinator Carla Hesler at (802) 654-2634 or firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Filip Poulsen necesitaba un nuevo diseño de impreso o envases y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 5 diseños de 4 diseñadores freelance.
We are a financial consultancy company which is launching a new concept in which we help small high tech companies to sell their technology to large companies.
The main target audience is tech guys who has developed innovative new technologies within clean tech, bio technology, IT etc.
secondary targets are the ppl around the business. Bankers, lawyers etc.
We want a drawing of David and Goliath, if you dont know the story plz read up on it (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_and_Goliath).
In our illustration David is selling his sling to Goliath instead of killing him with it.
At the same time David is thinking about him getting rich and living the pleasant life on a beach or something similar.. Goliath is thinking about using a BIG sling.. or making it into a big sling...
The idea of our concept is with the commercial power of the big companies innovative new technology will reach the markets much harder and faster. And if we can show this in a picture with a bit of humor we think more ppl would remember it.
We will use it in PDF, and power point presentations. we prefere, but dont demand a B/W version and 1 with some colors. If you think either 1 is enough then feel free to submit that.


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Galantamine hydrobromide — 0.10%, 0.25%, 0.50% and 1% solution in in ampoules of 1 ml; 1% injection solution in vials of
5 ml (multidose package); 1% solution collyriurm in vials of 10 ml; and tablets of 1, 5 and 10 mg.
Nivalin, isolated from Galanthus nivalis var. gracilis (snowdrop), is an alkaloid with anticholinesterase action – inhibits the activity of cholinesterase, stabilizes acetylcholine, exhibits cholinomitetic effect. It facilitates the transmission of nerve impulses in the region of the neuromuscular synapses and the synapses of the central and vegetative nervous system. It increases the intensity of the reflex centers of the spinal cord, medulla oblongata and cerebral cortex, i.e. influences all links of the reflex arc: receptors, reflex centers, vegetative ganglia and neuromuscular junctions.
Increases the tonus, intensifies its influence upon smooth and striated musculature and influences favorably the glands secretion. Nivalin exerts anticurare effect only towards the non-depolarizing muscle relaxants (those of the pachicurare group with concurrent action – d-tubocurarine, galamine, etc.) and shows potentiating influence in regard to the depolarizing muscle relaxants (succinylcholine, etc.).
Its action is antagonistic to morphine and its structural analogs, mainly inhibits their influence on the respiratory center.
On instilling Nivalin collyrium in the conjunctival sac, it causes contraction of the pupil and decreases the raised intraocular tension. The preparation does not bring about abruptly expressed spasm of accommodation.
Pharmacologic properties - near to the Physostigmine and Neostigmine. It acts as a powerful reversible inhibitor of the cholinesterine and increases the sensibility of the receptors to the acetylcholine. It facilitates the conduction of the ebullience of the neuromuscular synapses and recuperates the neuromuscular conduction, when blocked by not-depolarizing neural muscular blockers. The Nivalin penetrates through the hematoencephalic barrier, facilitates the conduction of the CNS—impulses and enhances the excitation processes. It enhances the tonicity of the smooth musculature and enhances the secretion of the alimentary and perspiration glands, induces eye pupil contraction.
It acts as antagonist towards the suppressing influence on the respiratory centre of the morphine and of its structural analogues. An oral form of Nivalin, suitable to be applied for children having affect on the central nervous system, as a result of generic traumas, infections etc. and as supporting therapeutics in durable treatment of children and adults in the intervals of the injection courses - for myasthenia, progressive muscle atrophy etc.
The Nivalin is resorbed very quickly. The therapeutic plasma concentrations are reached 25-30 minutes after the peroral application and are maintained up to five hours.
Poliomyelitis – immediately after the fall of temperature, as well as in the recuperative and residual period; neuritis (especially in facial neuritis), radiculitis, radiculoneurities, polyneuritis, spastic pareses and paralyses and other sequelae of lesions of vascular, inflammatory, toxic and traumatic origin (cerebral apoplexy, meningitis, meningoencephalitis, myelitis, etc.; myopathies – myasthenia gravis pseudoparalytice, progressive muscular atrophy; consequences of diseases of the cerebrum vessels; motional and sensory violations, connected with diseases and traumatic damages of the nervous system; as anticurare means in anesthesiology; diseases with decreased tone of the smooth musculature of the urinary bladder and the gastrointestinal tract. As antidote, in morphine poisoning; in ophthalmology – mainly pronary glaucoma (better results are achieved in its congestive form, especially in acute stage); secondary glaucoma (favorable results are achieved only in separate cases).
Bronchial asthma, bradycardia, stenocardia, cardiac decompensation, epilepsy, hyperkinesias.
Application and dosage
Nivalin is applied subcutaneously:
* For adults: 2.5 – 25 mg daily
* For children, according to age as follows:
o From 1 to 2 years of age: 0.25 – 1 mg (= 0.1 – 0.4 ml of 2.5% solution)
o From 3 to 5 years of age: 0.5 – 5 mg (= 0.2 – 2 ml of 2.5% solution)
o From 6 to 8 years of age: 0.75 – 7.5 mg (= 0.3 – 3 ml of 2.5% solution)
o From 9 to 11 years of age: 1 – 10 mg (= 0.4 – 4 ml of 2.5% solution)
o From 12 to 15 years of age: 1.25 – 12.5 mg (= 0.5 – 5 ml of 2.5% solution)
The indicated doses may in some cases be exceeded, but strictly individually, depending on the tolerance to the preparation and to the severity and duration of the disease. That optimum dose (not always the maximum one) should be determined, which leads to the best therapeutic effect. The tolerance to Nivalin in infancy is great.
The maximum dose for adults may in some cases be applied to bigger children.
The treatment should always begin with the smallest dose, which is gradually increased. When higher curative doses are reached, they are divided into 2 – 3 separate administrations. The course of treatment lasts 50 – 60 days. After an interval of 1 t 1.5 months the therapeutic course may be repeated 2 – 3 times. It is recommended to combine Nivalin treatment with physiotherapeutic procedures (massage, therapeutic exercise, etc.), which should be conducted 1 to 1 ? hours after Nivalin injection. As anticurare means Nivalin is applied intravenously in the following dosage:
* For adults: 10 – 40 mg (2 – 8 tablets of 5 mg) daily
* For children:
o From 1 to 2 years of age: 0.5 – 3 mg (1/2 to 3 tablets of 1 mg) daily
o From 3 to 5 years of age: 1.25 – 7.5 mg (1/4 to 1 ? tablets of 5 mg) daily
o From 6 to 8 years of age: 5 – 12.5 mg (1 – 2 ? tablets of 5 mg) daily
o From 9 to 11 years of age: 5 – 15 mg (1 – 3 tablets of 5 mg) daily
o From 12 to 15 years of age: 5 – 25 mg (1 – 5 tablets of 5 mg) daily
The daily dose is divided into 2 – 3 portions, while in the first 4 – 5 days the minimum initial dose is applied two times daily – in the morning and at noon after meal; in case of myasthenia gravis, the dosage is dividied into 3 portions – morning, noon and at the end of the day. Then the daily dose is increased to the optimal one. This indicated doses may in some cases be exceeded, depending on the tolerance of the preparation and the received effect of the treatment. The tablets should be taken 1 hour after meal. The course of treatment should last 50 – 60 days. The treatment of patients with myasthenia should be carried out strictly individually. After the optimum trating effect is reached, it is recommended to decrease the daily dose so that the minimum dose should be found, which maintains the therapeutic effect. Some days the patient may not take the preparation.
In light cases, only tablets are administered; in severe cases, in the intervals between the treatment with injections, the tablets are used.
In ophthalmology – Glaucoma 1 – 2 drops of the collyrium in the eye twice or three times a day in the interparoxysmal period.
In the acute period – a continual Nivalin bath on the eye. May be applied in combination with pilocarpine.
Side effects
Increased salivation, perspiration, nausea, vomiting, dizziness, rarely bradycardia. The dose is tehn reduced to the one, which does not cause side effecs, or the treatment is discontinued for 2 – 3 days after which lower doses are applied. If necessary as antidote may be used atropine, or ganglioplegics and myorelaxants. In collyrium – insignificant reddening of the conjunctiva and feeling of light itching may occur.
Boxes of 10 and 100 ampoules of 0.10, 0.25, 0.50 and 1% solution of 1 ml; and 1% solution – 5 ml for intravenous application.
Package with 20 and 50 tablets of 1, 5 and 10 mg.
Vials of 10 ml solution – 1% collyrium.


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As of today (December 2009), the latest Maemo release available is the Maemo 5.0 one (aka Fremantle). This wikipage and our VMs are only dealing with this release.
The Maemo SDK being (a) Debian/Ubuntu specific (b) hard to setup, depending on which version combinations you use, or tutorial you use, your mileage may vary. That's why we've taken the route of creating a VM, this way you can start right away by just firing up the VM.
Important: The goal of this VM is to make it easier to deploy the official Maemo SDK now. For development we plan to have a cross building toolchain but the VM is the today and working solution. Also note that in order to have a simulator working without a phone this VM will still be necessary.
deb http://repository.maemo.org/extras-devel/ fremantle free non-free
Important note: Scratchbox behaves like a completely insulated environment. Which kind of sucks as you have to copy your files in the scratchbox chroot before being able to use them... very inconvenient for source code. So as a convenience, we provide some bind mount, and anything in /home/maemo/dev will be seen from within scratchbox. That means that if you have source code in /home/maemo/dev you can go in the source folder and directly type "sb make" for instance which will do the right thing.


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Albeit a late bloomer, my love for noodles, particularly for Ramen, started when I watched Brittany Murphy's film The Ramen Girl on HBO in 2008 — it's a nice film and a pretty effective ramen Marketing tool. So, when I finally tried it in its true form ( yes, the non-instant version ), Ramen instantly became my favorite comfort good. And, since then, I have always loved Ramen.
Getting lost in Manila for the love of Ramen
One Saturday, my colleagues and I agreed to have Ramen for lunch. Kathrina would always invite us to go out for non-office food, but our other colleague ( Marvin ) and I always said no to her. There was this one Saturday though that was a perfect time to make-up for all the times I have willingly declined all the lunch offers.
Saturday work usually ends at 12-noon, but for different reasons we all had to extend that day. That's how my colleagues and I ended up looking for Nihonbashi Tei in Manila. It took us practically forever to find it. Oddly, we did not find it on Waze because Kathrina misspelled the name of the restaurant. What a major and unnecessary blunder. I really wanted Ramen that afternoon so there was no way that I was giving up on this. Despite being a little agitated, we continued on our journey to find Nihonbashi Tei. Besides, both Katrina and Marvin highly recommend Nihonbashi Tei so I was under the impression that the place earned a reputation for being one of the go-to places for good Japanese food for tourists, Japanese expats, and locals.
Girlfriend Tip: If ever you're in the area and you plan on heading there you're supposed to drive by Bocobo Street, Maria Orosa, and finally Mabini. You'll go past Pan Pacific. The most visible landmark is The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf along Mabini Street. It has a nice facade and it's huge. You can't miss it.
Inside Nihonbashi Tei. It reminded me of one of the restaurants I went to in Roponggi.
Cheapest + Delish Ramen in Manila
Kathrina shared that the place is usually packed especially on weekdays. We were lucky that there was no queue that afternoon. It only took a few minutes til we got our Ramen fix. Nihonbashi Tei's Ramen is not as bold & flavorful and as colorful as Ikkoryu Fukouka's or the other more creative Ramen restaurants that have been sprouting left & right, but it's definitely a good place to go to for Ramen.
IMHO, everything on the menu of Nihonbashi Tei's reasonably-priced. For a place that is not a fast food joint, I was surprised that everything is very very affordable.
Chuka Tsukemen, P280 ( $6.20 )
My ramen companions & I, with happy tummies.
Will I come back? Definitely. And, it isn't because food's cheap. I genuinely enjoyed how unpretentious the restaurant is, the excellent service and authentic Japanese hospitality shown by Nihonbashi Tei's team, and their food. It's a place in Manila where I'm sure to get a nice Japanese meal and a hearty bowl of Ramen with fresh noodles, Onigiri, and Iced Coffee ( must-try! ) or Nata de Coco. They also have Kimchi on their menu so this gives me another reason to visit again. Yup, believe it or not I eat my Ramen with Kimchi.
Overall, my Nihonbashi Tei experience is alright so it gets my Ramen approval.Ü And, turns out it sits next to our project's show room & business center in Manila so there is huge chance that I will come here often. I might even try something non-Ramen next time. I heard their Sukiyaki is a best-seller. ☮..Peace + ❥_Love + Good Vibes. RUSS.
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Columbus, Ohio (Nov. 7, 2012) – Martin Head-Gordon, Ph.D., professor of chemistry at the University of California, Berkeley, will deliver the 2012 Pitzer Lecture in Theoretical Chemistry at 4 p.m., Wednesday, Nov. 7 in Room 2015 of McPherson Laboratory, 140 W. 18th Ave., on the main campus of The Ohio State University.
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Cleveland Clinic team simulates cartilage response to loading
Columbus, Ohio (July 5, 2012) - At this year's Young Women's Summer Intitute, 15 middle school girls from around Ohio will be exploring complex environmental watershed issues that impact the state.
Sixteen high school students from around Ohio will be attending the Ohio Supercomputer Center's Summer Institute on June 17-29, 2012, at The Ohio State University. These students, selected from 69 applicants, will research and solve real-world challenges through exploring topics from investigating cyber-crime to designing autonomous robots.
Columbus, Ohio (May 22, 2012) - A biomedical informatics researcher who tracks dangerous viruses as they spread around the globe has restructured his innovative tracking software to promote even wider use of the program around the world.
XSEDE designation aims to help researchers advance scientific discovery
Columbus, Ohio (March 31, 2012) – Members of the Center for Surveillance Research wrapped up their first year of work with an advisory meeting earlier this week at the Ohio Union at The Ohio State University.
OSU grad student explores strengths, challenges of Cray, IBM, NVIDIA
Columbus, Ohio (March 22, 2012) – Vijay Gadepally, a graduate research associate at the Ohio Supercomputer Center, represented The Ohio State University student body as he introduced President Barack Obama, who was on campus March 22 to promote his energy policy.


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G.W. Hurt, R.S. Mylavarapu and S.P. Boetger2
The Phosphorus Index (P Index) is a site-specific, qualitative vulnerability assessment tool. This tool allows a conservation planner to determine the sites that are potentially most vulnerable to off-site movement of phosphorus. The P Index is used to determine whether application of manure/organic by-products should be based on either a nitrogen-based budget or a phosphorus-based budget. The P Index is NOT to be used in any area designated as phosphorus-limited by legislation (e.g. Everglades, Green Swamp, and Okeechobee Basin) to determine if a nitrogen-based nutrient budget can be used. These areas are to have phosphorus-based nutrient budgets regardless of the nutrient source or soil type. The P Index should, however, be used to implement conservation practices to reduce phosphorus movement in these areas.
The purpose of the P Index is to aid planners and others in the decision-making process involved in designing conservation plans related to land application of animal wastes. The P Index is not intended to be an evaluation tool to determine compliance of water quality standards by any regulatory agency. Any attempt to use the P Index as a regulatory tool would be grossly beyond the intent of the concept and philosophy of the P Index developers.
A copy of UF/IFAS Nutrient Management Series: Computational Tools for Field Implementation of the Florida Phosphorus Index - Leon County Florida can be downloaded into Adobe Acrobat Reader by clicking on this link or the PDF icon at the top right corner of the page. If you do not have Reader software, you can download it free by clicking here .
This is Circular 1289, one of a series of circulars from the Soil and Water Science Department, UF/IFAS Extension. Originally published in March 2002. Revised August 2013. Please visit the EDIS website at http://edis.ifas.ufl.edu.
G.W. Hurt, National Leader for Hydric Soils, USDA-NRCS, R.S. Mylavarapu, Nutrient Management Specialist and Director of UF/IFAS ARL/ESTL, Soil and Water Science Department, University of Florida, Gainesville, FL 32611 and S.P. Boetger, Agronomist, NRCS, Gainesville, FL, 32611.
The Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences (IFAS) is an Equal Opportunity Institution authorized to provide research, educational information and other services only to individuals and institutions that function with non-discrimination with respect to race, creed, color, religion, age, disability, sex, sexual orientation, marital status, national origin, political opinions or affiliations. For more information on obtaining other UF/IFAS Extension publications, contact your county's UF/IFAS Extension office.
U.S. Department of Agriculture, UF/IFAS Extension Service, University of Florida, IFAS, Florida A & M University Cooperative Extension Program, and Boards of County Commissioners Cooperating. Nick T. Place, dean for UF/IFAS Extension.


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Hastings Police arrested a Yonkers man for second-degree attempted murder in connection with a stabbing on Saw Mill River Road.
Police found the wounded victim around 9:30 p.m. Monday, after receiving a report of a stabbing at 150 Saw Mill River Road, said Lt. David Dosin with the Hastings-on-Hudson Police.
Hastings Police Officers responded along with officers from the Greenburgh Police Department. A victim was located at the scene suffering from numerous stab wounds, Dosin said.
The victim was transported to the Westchester County Medical Center. The suspect, David Rojas, 38, fled the scene prior to the arrival of police. Surrounding jurisdictions were notified and Rojas was captured a short time later by the Yonkers Police Department.
Upon further investigation by the Greenburgh Police Department, it was determined that the crime had been committed in Hastings. After a lengthy investigation led by the Greenburgh Police Department with the assistance of the Hastings Police Department, Rojas was charged with second-degree attempted murder and attempted assault, Dosin said.
He is currently awaiting arraignment in the Greenburgh Town Court.
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What Is The Importance Of Wholesale Jewelry Display?
In the jewelry business, having a wholesale jewelry display is essential. Marketing your jewelry becomes easier when you can showcase it for clients to see and admire. If you aim to sell it and make a profit in the business, you should make your product look as attractive as possible. A piece of jewelry can look very elegant when put on a display unit. Make your jewelry look more impressive by having a fashionably elegant box where it can be kept.
Wholesale jewelry display options
A wide selection of display units is available for your jewelry. You can choose from different display units ranging from neck displays, earring trays, adjustable neck displays, ring displays, jewelry display trays and watch displays. After choosing which display item you need, you have to choose which material your display unit should be made up of; this can be leatherette, acrylic, wood, velvet, and a whole lot more. Your choices must be appropriate for the pieces of jewelry that you like to sell.
To highlight the visual charm of the jewelry you are selling, you should know which materials go well with your jewelry. Modern jewelry designs go best on acrylic units with a white leatherette interior while gold and silver pieces of jewelry, as well as those with real or fake diamonds, will look great on wood with a velvet interior. Ethnic or tribal and fashion jewelry will basically suit a plain display unit.
A jewelry display is still significant even after you have sold the jewelry. Putting the item in an attractive box adds value and elegance to the jewelry. The box not only protects the jewelry from getting damaged, but presents it in a more impressive way. Likewise, it also preserves its beauty and elegance for many years. Costume jewelry can even look real when it comes with a case or box.
Collecting jewelry is a good form of investment. It becomes more valuable with time. Many people love to collect pieces of jewelry, including those with precious stones. When you have a collection of jewelry, it is best to have a jewelry display unit in your home so that your jewelry is protected from damage or getting misplaced and consequently lost. It will also make it easier for you to locate your jewelry whenever you need any of it.
When you are a seller of jewelry, having nice packaging for your assorted items will encourage positive feedback among your clients about how well you take care of your items. That impression will stay with your clients and will have them come back for more.
Whether the items you sell are for personal use or as a gift for someone special, having your items comes in attractive packaging will matter to the buyer. It will make your client feel important as well as making your item seem lot more valuable than it actually is.
You may think these small gestures are insignificant, but that is not true. If you are the buyer, you will feel that you are given value as a customer. This is one way you can earn the loyalty of your customers.


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A few days ago, I ran across some older videos that I made during some of the work-related trips I took early in the last decade. Most of them were merely videos of presentations done by me or by coworkers, but some of them were quite nice, such as a long shot of a ship slowly departing from a harbor in New York and another one of a sunset out of the window of an airplane.
My favorite one, though, depicted a friend of mine (that I'll call Tom) at an open air market in Mexico City in about 2003. Tom knew enough rudimentary Spanish to communicate well with the people selling in the market. In the video, he's standing there talking to a person selling hats. As my camera pans around trying to capture the market (it was actually resting on top of an old Aztec ruin, which I found really fascinating), you can hear him negotiating in the background for one of the hats.
As my camera pans back to him, he's holding a hat. Although the sign said 100 pesos, Tom informed me that he had only paid 50 pesos for the hat. When I asked him how, he just smiles and says that he told the vendor that all he had to spend was 50 pesos and that made the negotiation much easier.
Thanks to Richard Hsu for this nice picture of a hot dog stand
I didn't realize it at the time, but that experience with Tom (and a few others while traveling with him) had a profound impact on me. He taught me that there are a lot of situations where you can negotiate, there's nothing wrong with doing it, and you can often save money doing it.
I'm an introvert. Negotiating is something that is inherently difficult for me. In such situations, I'm much more comfortable just paying the asking price if I want the item and quietly walking away with a minimal amount of information exchanged.
What I've found over the years – and particularly over the last year – is that negotiating for a better price isn't really that difficult if you just follow a few specific tactics.
First of all, when does negotiation work? Negotiation tends to work best when the person you're negotiating with has the power to be flexible with the price you're paying. For example, if you're in the checkout at a large chain store, you're likely not going to have any success negotiating because the person you're interacting with has very little power to change your price.
Where I've found repeated success with negotiating is with street vendors. If you see someone selling their own wares at a stand on the street or at a market where vendors of this type are collected, you can almost always negotiate a better price.
Thanks to Gunar Grummt for this wonderful picture of a vegetable stand
Here are some basic techniques that I use. I've found enough success with these tactics and have done them enough that I feel quite comfortable doing them in a situation where I feel price can easily be negotiated.
First of all, have an idea of what you think you should be spending on the item before you even start. Evaluate the item a bit. Consider similar items you've seen recently and what their prices were. If you need to, do a bit of research on your own using a cell phone or another nearby stand. This isn't always an exact science because many items involve what value you think the maker has added to the item.
Once you have that number in mind, ask about the item without mentioning price. This often gets the vendor to quote you a price verbally rather than you just reading a number on a sign. If necessary, I'll ask how much the item is. I usually look at this as the opening price in the negotiation.
I usually then respond with an offer that's below what I intend to pay for the item. This gives me some room to move up later on if needed. I'll just say something like "How about $5 for these six?"
Sometimes, the other person will basically disengage from the negotiation at this point. If that's the case, I don't view it as too much of a loss. If I really want the item, I'll pay the listed price, but most of the time, I'll just keep walking.
Thanks to Ed Yourdon for this great picture of a corn-on-the-cob vendor
If the person says, "Sorry, I just can't drop the price," which sometimes happens, I'll respond by moving up to the price I expected to pay and simply saying that I can't afford to spend more than that on the item, so they can take the sale or leave it.
Every once in a while, they'll take my initial offer, which is great, of course!
Most of the time, though, the person throws out a counteroffer that's lower than their initial price but substantially higher than what I offered. Negotiation begins, in other words.
At this point, I rely on a bit of mental math. Let's say that the item is listed at $5 and I offered $2 with an expectation of paying $3 for it. The person counter-offers $4. At that point, I try to figure out what percentage they went down from their target price toward my target price. There's a $2 difference between their price and my target price and they went down $1, which is 50%. So, I'll do the same i in the opposite direction – the difference between my initial offer and my target price is $1 and 50% of $1 is $0.50, so I'll add $0.50 to my offer. Sometimes, that mental math is easy. At other times, it's tricky and I have to just give a rough estimate.
When the price gets close to my target price, I'll often simply "lock up" when I get to my target price. I'll usually just say "I can't afford to spend more than that on this" when the negotiation is close to the target I've set.
If you can't seem to get the price you want, you have to be willing to walk away. That doesn't mean the negotiation is over – many times, the vendor will agree to your request if you're strolling away from them. It means a customer lost, and they're better off making a bit less profit than making no profit at all.
If they let you walk away, you need to decide on your own whether you're willing to pay the lower price, even if it's higher than your target price. Sometimes you will, sometimes you won't.
I have a lot of respect for street vendors. They're out there trying to earn a living as directly as possible, selling the wares they have directly to the public. I want them to earn enough to make a living, because if they don't, they'll close up shop and find something else to do.
The thing to always remember in negotiations like this is that the vendor knows what the true cost of the item is. You do not. (Well, usually, you don't know the true cost.) All you're negotiating is how much profit the vendor will make from this sale. As I said, I want them to earn some profit from the sale, but I also want to pay a fair price for the item. They know how to negotiate already and they know what their costs are and profit margin is, so they always have that advantage in negotiation. Because of that, you should always be able to negotiate without guilt, because you're merely negotiating to save money against the information advantage that the vendor has.
Thanks to Tanya Zagumenov for this colorful image of glass balls, possibly for sale from a vendor
Late last year, I found myself in a situation where I could really put my own negotiating skills at work. I came across a booth where a person had artistically modified glass bottles into cups, mugs, and other forms while retaining as much of the original character of the glass bottle as possible.
I really loved two of the pieces, but I found the price to be a bit high. The items were marked at $12 apiece, but the materials were recycled and a skilled person could do the modifications fairly quickly, probably while doing something else fun.
I decided that $15 for both items was a fair price – after all, there was some value added here. I asked about the price of these two items and they immediately offered me a discount if I were to buy two of them, bringing the price down to $20 for the pair.
I thought about it and offered $12 for the pair. They thought about it and counteroffered $18. I offered $13.50 in response.
The seller paused for a second and then said, "You paying with cash?" When I said yes, he responded with the magic number – $15. I accepted, and I walked away with $24 in items having paid only $15.
The seller still made a pretty nice profit, but I also saved some significant money. That's the power of negotiation.


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The research company Universum recently asked 9,770 undergraduate engineering majors in the United States which employers they would most like to work for.
The research firm found that NASA is not only still No. 1 in terms of being the most listed employer, but its share of responses is growing, from one-in-six respondents in 2012 to nearly one-in-five this year.
According to the company, the rankings "reveal how attractive an employer is among students and indicates a company's position in relation to other ideal employers in the recruitment market. "
Despite the fact that it hasn't flown humans beyond low-Earth in 40 years, and its seeing a declining share of the federal budget and there are serious questions about the stability of its future rocket programs, NASA remains incredibly popular with the general public.
As just one example, the agency's last call for astronauts received a near-record response.
Or maybe it's just because these kids, in bars, want to be able to say, "Why yes, I am a rocket scientist."
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Simryn Gill
(Singapore, Malaysia, Australia 1959 – )
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- Further information
Gill cultivates a stance in regard to nature and culture in which she refuses to be naturalized or to be native, either as an exemplary nomadic citizen of our global village or as an authentic South East Asian post-colonial 'voice'. While Gill frequently uses autobiographical references in her practice, she also refuses to equate her own experience with the meaning produced by her work. Inevitably questions of 'speaking as' or 'speaking for' proliferate around her work. Gill's deliberately shifty stance and the tensions it produces open up the ways in which her work can be regarded. Rather than being overtly critical of a colonial past, it is "about the many confusions, pleasures and contradictions of being in ones particular present" (Gill).
Gill has made a number of works in which natural materials become clothing items. Earlier works, such as her richly evocative and aromatic mango skin cloaks and chilli headdresses, made explicit reference to trade and exchange. Other clothing and adornment items, including a banana skin wig and this coconut husk suit, are a humourous look at contemporary attitudes to race, identity and place. The use of natural products also featured in 'A small town at the turn of the century', a photographic portrait of the peoples of a particular place in which their faces were obscured by fruit masks made from local produce.
This coconut bark suit was tailor made and fitted for Singaporean art critic and writer Lee Weng Choy. Gill requested Lee to present a lecture on art theory (with a topic of his choice) whilst wearing the suit, but unfortunately this was not possible as the bark stiffened before arrangements were made. The most well known image of this suit is of Lee wearing it on the Singaporean subway system, and has featured in many publications since. Lee's shoes are attached to the pair of coconuts which also form part of this work. The coconut is a ubiquitous tree of the tropics, the seeds of which travel great distances on ocean currents, taking root where they wash up. The coconut has also become a slang and often derogatory term indicating brown skin and white attitudes, of tension between local and international cultures and allegiances.
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- 1996-1998
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- Installation
- Medium
- Lee Weng Choy's shoes balanced on a pair of coconuts
- Dimensions
- installation dimensions variable
- Credit
- Gift of the artist 2003
- Accession number
- 97.2003.3.a-d
- Copyright
- © Simryn Gill


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June 18, 2019, 5:53 pmChris PaulG, Houston Rockets
Speaking to reporters on Tuesday, Rockets GM Daryl Morey denied that Chris Paul's camp asked for a trade, while also saying that James Harden and Chris Paul do not have issues with one another.
Morey also said that Paul will remain on the Rockets next season and that he has spoken to both often this offseason about free agency evaluations and plans. If there is any tension, it is unlikely that Morey would acknowledge that publicly, as it would essentially cripple the team's already slim chances of moving Paul's contract. Paul is 34 and making $124 million combined over the next three seasons.
Source: Jonathan Feigen on Twitter
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July 21, 2019, 7:49 pmDarius MillerSF, New Orleans Pelicans
The Pelicans have officially re-signed Darius Miller to a two-year deal.
Miller will be playing behind a plethora of young assets at the Pelicans' disposal. Given that the team has entered a full-blown youth movement, it is unlikely that he will earn enough meaningful minutes to make a splash in fantasy in 2019-20.
Source: Pelicans on Twitter
July 21, 2019, 7:35 pmBonzie ColsonPF, Milwaukee Bucks
The Bucks have waived Bonzie Colson.
Colson only played 98 minutes during his rookie season, but when he played he was a DFS favorite. Colson could play multiple positions and is young enough where a few teams would likely be interested in taking a flier on him.
Source: Eric Nehm on Twitter
July 21, 2019, 5:11 pmKostas AntetokounmpoPF, Los Angeles Lakers
Kostas Antetokounmpo has signed a two-way deal with the Lakers on Sunday.
The Mavericks waived Antetokounmpo last week and most knew the younger brother of last season's MVP would not last long before another team took a shot on him. He is still a developmental player, but he should have ample opportunity playing for the Lakers' G-League team, the South Bay Lakers.
Source: Shams Charania on Twitter
July 21, 2019, 10:09 amAnthony DavisPF, Los Angeles Lakers
When asked by Chicago Tribune reporter K.C Johnson on how he'd feel about wearing a Bulls jersey someday, Anthony Davis said that "If the opportunity ever presents itself and when that time comes, I'd definitely consider it."
The chances of that time coming is more likely for 2025 than 2020, but still, until Davis is firmly committed to the Lakers long-term speculation of his future will remain. It's nice to know if you're a Bulls fan that he imagines playing for his home town at some point, but don't expect him bolting LA for them after one season.
Source: Chicago Tribune
July 20, 2019, 6:42 pmKenny WootenPF, New York Knicks
The Knicks have signed Kenny Wooten to an Exhibit 10 contract.
Wooten posted 10 blocks in only 52 minutes during Summer League and possesses some serious leaping ability. He will spend most of his time in the G-League and should not be on the radar in drafts.
Source: Marc Berman of The New York Post
July 20, 2019, 3:09 pmOshae BrissettSG-SF, Toronto Raptors
The Raptors have signed Oshae Brissett to an Exhibit 10 contract.
Brissett, a Toronto native, went undrafted after two seasons at Syracuse and played with the Clippers at Summer League, where he averaged 6.6 points, 4.0 rebounds and 0.8 steals in 17.6 minutes a night across five games. This puts Toronto's roster at 20 for the time being, so barring any further transactions the Raptors have their camp group set.
Source: Blake Murphy on Twitter
July 20, 2019, 2:32 pmJordan McLaughlinG, Minnesota Timberwolves
The Wolves have inked point guard Jordan McLaughlin to a two-way contract.
McLaughlin went undrafted in 2018 after a four-year USC career where he averaged 12.8 points, 7.8 assists and 2.0 steals in his senior season. After his strong play for the G-League's Long Island Nets last season, he earned a spot on this years Wolves summer league roster where he continued to impress, leading his team to a 6-1 record. He is unlikely to get many NBA minutes this season with Jeff Teague, Shabazz Napier and Tyrone Wallace on the roster.
Source: Jon Krawczynski on Twitter
July 20, 2019, 1:26 pmEmmanuel MudiayPG, Utah Jazz
The Jazz have officially announced the signing of Emmanuel Mudiay, Jeff Green and Ed Davis.
All three project to come off the bench this season with Green and Davis part of the frontcourt second string while it is unclear if Mudiay or Dante Exum will assume the backup point guard duties. Davis is coming off a career-high 8.6 rebounds per game in only 17.9 minutes last season while Mudiay enjoyed his best year as a pro with the Knicks but all three players can be left undrafted in standard leagues for the time being.
Source: NBA.com
July 20, 2019, 12:59 pmCJ McCollumSG, Trail Blazers
C.J. McCollum has withdrawn his name from the Team USA training camp and 2019 FIBA World Cup.
Following the trend, McCollumn is the fourth player to withdraw his name this week in order to focus on the upcoming season. The original 20 invites are now down to 16 with the final 12-man roster expected to be announced on August 17.
Source: Chris Haynes on Twitter
July 20, 2019, 12:51 pmFrank MasonPG, Milwaukee Bucks
The Bucks have agreed on a two-way contract with Frank Mason III.
Mason did not get much opportunity with the Kings last year and sat out all of Summer League with a sore hip. He projects to spend most of his time in the G-League and called up only if Eric Bledsoe or George Hill need to miss time. The Bucks recently signed Cameron Reynolds to a two-way deal and still have Bonzie Colson on one from last season so they are one over the limit. They still have an empty roster spot even after signing Kyle Korver so maybe one of their two-ways gets a standard deal instead. Otherwise, one of them will need to be waived.
Source: Shams Charania on Twitter


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