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Welcome to the new Clubs to the League for the 2018/19 season and thanks to all our existing member Clubs for their continued support of the Timperley and District Junior Football League.
The site is split into more manageable sections, so that the Clubs section has all the information regarding the clubs that make up the T&DJFL.
The Rules Section covers FA's Standard Code of Rules 2018/19; Club and Team Discipline, Racial Abuse and Child Protection.
Please download the Forms you need from the Forms Page.
Every season the T&DJFL maintains high standards for all member clubs and we trust that we can continue to work together and further promote our league at local, district and county level.
Please take a moment to read the full welcome from the Chairman.

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KALAMAZOO—A Western Michigan University music professor took top honors in a prestigious international jazz piano competition in England, bringing home a new grand piano.
Jeremy Siskind, assistant professor of music, recently won the 2012 Nottingham International Jazz Piano Competition. He was one of 12 semi-finalists and bested pianists from Great Britain, Poland, Austria and the Republic of Mauritius, as well as five from the United States.
Siskind is the second pianist with WMU ties to win the competition. Logan Thomas, a graduate of the WMU School of Music, won the competition in 2010.
"Music isn't a competitive sport," Siskind says. "I look at these competitions as great ways for high-level musicians to meet and share ideas and inspiration. However, it's always nice to have what you do validated through this kind of process."
The competition took place Oct. 6-7 in Nottingham, England. The competition's grand prize is a Kawai grand piano valued at about $25,000. Siskind beat out three other finalists, Jerry Leonide, of the Republic of Mauritius, and Angelo DiLoreto and Nick Hetko of the United States.
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Siskind, who joined the WMU faculty in 2012, graduated with high honors from the Eastman School of Music with degrees in jazz performance and music theory. He also earned a master's degree in English and comparative literature from Columbia University.
He has performed both jazz and classical music at Carnegie Hall, has twice been a finalist to be named the American Pianist Association's Cole Porter Fellow, and has been a guest on Marian McPartland's Piano Jazz. Siskind's 2010 CD release, "Simple Songs (for When the World Seems Strange)," was awarded four stars in a review from Downbeat and appeared on three jazz critics' "Best CDs of 2010" features. In 2011, Siskind was selected out of more than 40 pianists from around the world as the second-place winner in the Montreux Jazz Festival Solo Piano Competition.
As a composer, Siskind has received recognition in the form of the American Society of Composers, Authors and Publisher's Young Jazz Composers Award, Downbeat Magazine's Student Music Award, and has twice traveled to Japan as the American representative in Yamaha's Junior Original Composition competition.
In addition to performing and composing, Siskind is active as an educator. He is a regular contributor to Clavier Companion magazine as both a reviewer and columnist, and his collection of instructional jazz pieces, "Jazz Etude Inspirations," was published by Hal Leonard in 2011.


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Making a Change: What A Difference Paint Makes
What did you do over your holiday? I painted my living room. As part of my personal resolutions for this year, I've vowed to do more of my home changes myself. First up, learning to paint, a task I've previously left to professionals or generous friends to accomplish for me. The 24 x 14 foot space was a challenge but I got it done by painting one wall a day. It's amazing what a difference a couple of gallons of color can make in a room and how great it feels to successfully tackle a big hurdle.
Using a combination of rollers and paintbrushes (a large roller, a smaller roller for tricky and small spots, a short handled sharply angled brush to cut in the edges and a tapered brush to cover the molding neatly), I painted the bottom half of each wall, then, standing on a ladder, attacked the top half. The short handle brush was precise enough that I was able to paint without taping and the paint, Benjamin Moore's Aura line, covered the yellow in two coats.
Suddenly, the space, in contrast to its previous vaguely retro vibe, feels modern and alive. Certainly it's bright! Because I get only a smattering of western light, I decided to go with the brightest white I could find and used the eggshell base as is (I didn't add any color to it but used it straight off the shelf). It definitely feels stark and the already large space feels even more cavernous, which was exactly what I was going for! I wanted it to feel like a loft. The change in color prompted me to make some changes to my decor too: the poster has been moved to my office, the rest of the art has been shifted to other parts of the apartment, the plants have been corraled in one corner, my filing cubes have been recruited from my office to act as a temporary coffee table, a fuzzy pillow softens the Eames-style lounger while a soft throw performs the same duty for the armchair.
Still to do: paint the lamp base, hang the TV and possibly replace the black credenza with a white fauxdenza. But first I'll have to tackle my next resolution: learning how to use a drill and building a piece of furniture.
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What was the selection process like? I've applied to two districts and the DOJ's Antitrust Division, but haven't heard back from any of them yet.
Congrats, Lovebutton.The summer's first six weeks: Positive -- there's an unending work supply so I can take on as much as I can handle. Negative -- little to no feedback on written work.A positive or negative, depending on your perspective: I've done little to no work on the investigative side. Everything is strictly research, legal analysis, and writing.This evidently changes when you complete 50 hrs (I believe) of legal coursework. You then become eligible to go into court, at which point you'll get more involved with investigations.
Re: your negative, don't be afraid to ASK for feedback. I've seen so many people, myself included, afraid or hesitant to ask their supervisors for feedback for a variety of reasons, when in most cases, supervisors are happy to take a few minutes to give some kind of feedback if they're reminded to do it.


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Two men are at large after intentionally hitting another man with an SUV.
On Saturday around 1:09 a.m., Woodland police were dispatched to Main and Elm streets for a vehicle versus pedestrian accident, confirmed Sgt. Brett Hancock.
"Through investigation it was determined that it was intentional, not accidental," Hancock said. "The vehicle drove up on the sidewalk and struck the victim."
On scene, police located 26-year-old Neil Radford who was taken to UC Davis Medical Center for injuries to his leg.
Officers were not able to locate the red or burgundy SUV that struck Radford, or the two Hispanic men in the vehicle, said Hancock. Radford remains in the hospital.
The area near Chase Bank was the scene of another hit-and-run accident last August. Ivan Martinez, 19, was sentenced to six years in prison for striking and killing Douglas Gatie, 53. Gatie was walking on the sidewalk in front of the bank when Martinez, who was highly intoxicated, jumped the curb to hit him before driving off.
Martinez pleaded no contest to gross vehicular manslaughter while intoxicated and hit-and-run causing death. In this case, Martinez did not intentionally strike Gatie.
Contact Elizabeth Kalfsbeek at 530-406-6232.


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Head on over to the Sassafras blog to see the creative process of my layout.
Tuesday, April 5, 2011
Saturday morning hoops...
Posted by meganklauer at 4:00 AM
4 comments:
- The Grissoms' Page said...
Love the title...and those pics are great--sporting events have got to be the hardest place to get great pictures so I an gonna have to get some pointers from ya!
- April 5, 2011 at 4:52 AM
- A splash of Sherry said...
I so remember those sports days. And now sometimes I actually kind of miss them. Love this!!!
- April 5, 2011 at 1:10 PM
- Jennifer Yates said...
Okay...I am SO lifting this one! I always put mason's sports pics off because I never know what to do with them!! LOVE this and his b-ball pics will look awesome!
- April 5, 2011 at 7:46 PM
- Keshet said...
Oh my gosh, love this!
- April 6, 2011 at 4:16 PM
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Keep an eye on your speed, distance and more with wireless ease when Bontrager's GOTime cycling computer is clipped to your bars. Set-up is a breeze; the large LCD screen is easy to read and the integrated clip mount allows you to instantly remove the computer and throw it in your pocket when you reach your destination.
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Awesome. Very basic but awesome. It tells speed, distance (trip + odometer), timer, and time. Very easy to install. George did it for me. Top piece Does not zip tie but is very sturdy. The bottom piece zip ties and no need for the rubber band like I saw on youtube. Everything is very accurate. And if you hold the mode button for 3 seconds it resets everything except the odometer.
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Greetings from Beer FestBeer Fests: Three hours of sampling, 8,760 hours of planning May 1, 2012 - Tara Nurin
A few years ago, Bill Manley, communication coordinator for Sierra Nevada Brewing Co., CA, was at the Great American Beer Festival "when this huge drunk guy saunters up to our booth and says, 'Gimme your strongest beer.' We pour him a Bigfoot, and he downs it like a shot. 'Gimme another one,' he says. We tell... View Article


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Pressed for a timetable on when the Federal Reserve might begin raising interest rates, Janet Yellen on Wednesday resisted and offered no specifics.
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Instead, she held firm to recent Fed policy statements and echoed her own comments, insisting interest rates won't rise at least until the economic data meet the Fed's dual mandate of maximum employment and price stability.
Yellen has defined maximum employment as an unemployment range of between 5.2% and 5.6% and price stability as an inflationary range of 1.7% and 2%.
Yellen was responding to questions from members of Congress' Joint Economic Committee.
The Fed chief caused a stir in March when she suggested interest rates might start moving higher well ahead of when the Fed had previously forecast such a move. She has since taken pains to clarify her statement and avoid and specific timeline for raising rates, which have been held at a 0-0.25% range since December 2008.
In prepared remarks, Yellen told the committee members she sees economic growth rebounding in the second quarter as consumer spending and overall production continue to gain momentum.
The Fed chair repeated her oft-spoken contention that a weak first quarter in which gross domestic product came in at a dismal 0.1% growth rate was mainly attributable to severe winter weather across much of the U.S.
"With the harsh winter behind us, many recent indicators that a rebound in spending and production is already underway, putting the overall economy on track for solid growth in the current quarter," Yellen said in her opening statement to Congress' Joint Economic Committee.
The housing market, however, has lost steam and too many Americans remain out of work, Yellen said.
While ticking off positive labor market statistics – the drop last month in the headline unemployment rate to 6.3%, an monthly average of about 200,000 jobs gained over the past year – Yellen cautioned that "a substantial amount of slack" remains.
Evidence of that slack can be found in stagnant wages, she said. In addition, both the number of people unemployed for more than six month and the number of people working at part-time jobs but who would prefer full-time work are at historically high levels.
The slack in the labor markets has contributed to an unusually low inflation rate: 1%, or about half of the Fed's target rate of 2%. Persistently low inflation could pose risks to the economy, Yellen noted, adding that the Fed is monitoring "inflation developments closely."
Yellen also reiterated the Fed's position that interest rates will remain at their historically low levels well after the central bank closes out its bond purchasing program, probably later this year.
"In light of the considerable degree of slack that remains in labor markets and the continuation of inflation below (the Fed's) 2% objective, a high degree of monetary accommodation remains warranted," she said.
Economic activity should expand at a "somewhat" faster pace in 2014 than a year ago, the Fed chief predicted, and unemployment will continue to "gradually" decline while inflation ticks upward toward the Fed's 2% target rate.
Heightened geopolitical tensions, namely Russia's military intervention in the Ukraine which destabilized that entire region, pose a threat to those optimistic forecasts, however. As do an increase in stress in emerging markets.


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Q: When I bring eco-initiatives to my boss and coworkers, they brush them off as too difficult or pricey. How do I persuade my office to go green?
A: Start by convincing the boss that green changes are easy and cost-saving.
Refilling your ink cartridges at places like Cartridge World, for instance, can save you up to 50 percent. Setting all printer defaults to print double-sided can cut costs -- and paper consumption -- in half.
By requiring employees to shut down computers at night, your company stands to save $40 a year per computer. Even turning off the lights at the end of the day can trim the electricity bill.
To get coworkers on board, suggest changes that benefit them personally. Say they brought in their own reusable cups instead of relying on paper cups. Your office could put the money it saves on these disposables toward a company outing -- or, better yet, some plants to brighten things up.
Finally, post Ideal Bite's Top 10 Easiest Ways to Green Your Office in the break room to further inspire change.
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When weighing major life decisions, everyone seems to have the answer. You should marry this person, drive that car, and have so many kids—all by a certain age. Never mind if it's actually the best choice for you!
Home ownership is no different. Deciding whether to buy or rent always comes with a generous helping of opinion. So how do you separate fact from fiction?
Let's start by breaking down three common myths.
Myth #1: Buying a home is the grown-up thing to do.
Many folks look at home ownership as a rite of passage into adulthood. According to the National Association of Realtors, the typical first-time home buyer is 31 years old. So if you're 25 and feel like you're behind the curve because you haven't bought a home yet, stop worrying. There's no reason to rush into a big purchase just because friends or family tell you it's what you're supposed to do. Real grown-ups know it's not the money-smart choice in every situation.
During times of transition, renting for a year or two gives you time to get your feet on solid ground before making a life-changing decision. Here are a few examples:
- You just graduated from college and aren't ready to plant your roots in one place yet.
- You moved to a new city and aren't sure which neighborhood is right for you.
- You're in the military and don't want to lose money on a home every time you're stationed in a new place.
Dave also recommends waiting at least a year after getting married to buy a home. After all, it takes a year of being married to know how close to your mother-in-law to buy. Spend your first year getting to know each other and learning how to manage your money well as a team. You have until "death do you part" to take your next big plunge!
Myth #2: It's stupid to pass up a good deal when the market is hot.
You found the perfect home, and the sellers are practically giving it away. It just might be the deal of the century. Even though Sallie Mae's got her clutches on your pocketbook, you'd be dumb to walk away, right?
With real estate, you make money by buying the right thing at the right time—not by taking advantage of the market.Never buy a home based solely on the market. Buy when you're financially ready. Here's how you know you can afford it:
- You're out of debt.
- You have 3–6 months of expenses in your emergency fund, plus enough cash for a 10–20% down payment on a 15-year fixed mortgage.
- You're paying cash up front, or your mortgage payment is no more than 25% of your monthly take-home pay.
Jumping into home ownership with debt and no emergency fund is like diving into a pool with no water. You're sure to hit rock bottom. First the A/C breaks, then the roof leaks. Next thing you know, you're turning to credit cards and loans to pay for it all—and the hole you're in just keeps getting bigger.
There's nothing wrong with renting while you work to get your finances in order. In fact, Dave encourages it! Take time to lay the right foundation before you take the leap, and your home will be a blessing instead of a curse.
For more information on renting an apartment in Ridgeland, SC contact Auston Chase Apartment Homes.


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SYDNEY – An animal handler was recovering in a hospital on Thursday after being attacked by a Bengal tiger at a zoo in Australia owned by the family of late wildlife expert Steve Irwin.
The handler, Dave Styles, was taken by helicopter to a hospital after the tiger dragged him into a pool and bit his neck and shoulders during a show Tuesday at the Australia Zoo in Queensland.
The zoo said Styles was recovering and in stable condition.
Zoo officials said Styles was wearing a poncho, and the tiger may have mistaken him for its favorite biting toy.
News reports said several dozen people witnessed the attack.
Steve Irwin, whose family owns the zoo, was an Australian television personality and wildlife expert who died while filming an underwater documentary in 2006.


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GWINNETT COUNTY, Ga. -- Two jaw dropping cell phone videos show violent acts from two Gwinnett County police officers during a traffic stop. The first video released on Wednesday went viral on social media.
It shows the handcuffed driver, 21-year-old Demetrius Hollins, on the ground and in handcuffs held down by an officer.
►CATCH UP | Gwinnett officer fired after video shows him stomp a handcuffed man
Moments later, the second officer -- identified as Robert McDonald -- shows up to assist with the arrest. McDonald then runs up and stomps on the handcuffed Hollins' head.
Gwinnett County Police Chief Butch Ayers reacted to the video at a news conference Thursday afternoon saying it was disturbing.
Within 24 hours of that video being released, Officer McDonald was fired. Chief Ayers called his action inexcusable.
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"What happened yesterday at the hands of one my former officers was embarrassing not only to the Gwinnett County Police but to all law enforcement. We hold our officers accountable for their actions. In less than 24 hours, the Gwinnett County Police Department held this officer accountable for his actions," Ayers said.
But just hours after that press conference, a second cell phone video surfaces of that same controversial traffic stop.
It shows 19 year veteran Sgt. Michael Bongiovanni pulling the driver out of a red car. As the driver stands with his hands raised, a sign of surrender, Bongiovanni rears back and punches the driver whose hands remain raised.
When Chief Ayers saw that video he said, "I'm very upset, I'm mad, I'm sick this second video showed up."
Police Chief Ayers said Sgt. Bongiovanni hid his actions from investigators.
"I'm glad that the second video was forwarded top us. We've been able to move swiftly to terminate this supervisor who not only stepped outside of his training and state law but he also failed to tell us what happened in the incident report and the use of force reports," Ayers said.
Late Friday afternoon, the Gwinnett County Solicitor's office confirmed that both of Hollins' cases -- from 2016 and 2017 -- have been dismissed by the county because of the involvement of Sgt. Bongiovanni and Officer McDonald.
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The victim walked out of jail with a bloody noise and lip Thursday afternoon. He didn't say much but gave a very brief statement to 11Alive.
"My name is Demetrius Hollins and all I can say is I wish this never happened to me," Hollins said.
His attorney Justin Miller with Morgan and Morgan said that he's doing OK as he was whisked away from the county jail for examination at an area hospital. Miller said they are now waiting on the police department's next move.


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Project 4Runner Backcountry - 2010 Toyota 4RunnerPosted in Project Vehicles on June 1, 2011
In our previous installments, Project 4Runner Backcountry gained an ARB roof rack and front Bull Bar. With the roof rack and bumper mounted, our foundation was in place to add one of our more significant upgradesauxiliary lighting.
Getting deep in the backcountry sometimes means traveling when there is no daylight. To make our backcountry travels safer at any hour, we turned to auxiliary lighting pioneer KC HiLites to outfit our 4Runner. KC has been around since 1970, when its founder Pete Brown started the off-road auxiliary lighting industry in his garage by adapting aircraft landing lights to his pickup. The rest, as they say, is history.
With a 40-year history of made-in-the-USA quality and an industry-leading 23-year warranty, KC HiLites remains one of the leading manufacturers of auxiliary lighting today, with a catalog overflowing with choices for every application you can think of. Fortunately for us, we knew exactly what lights we were looking for.
For the primary lighting on the front bumper, we chose KC's 69 Series HID Long Range lights in black (chrome is also available). This pair of 6x9-inch 50-watt HIDs cut through the darkness with 633,000-beam candlepower. The lights include covers, wiring harness and a separate ballast for each light. The output of these two lights alone is incredible, and not something easily translated in to these pages, but is something to be impressed by in person.
We probably could have stopped at the HIDs on the bumpers, but we wanted flexibility in what we illuminate so we opted for KC's 57 Series 5x7-inch rectangular lights for the roof rack. The 57 Series is available in Long Range or All Season driving pattern models, so we went with two of each. The All Season driving lights were mounted outboard and are 55-watt lights with 57,000-beam candlepower apiece. Mounted inboard, the Long Range lights are 100 watts with 167,000-beam candlepower each. Together with the HIDs, they throw out a blanket of light that is bright enough to put nocturnal predators of the backcountry to bed early.
We also decided to illuminate the side of the 4Runner by locating a pair of Series 26 2x6-inch 55-watt floods on each side of the roof rack, above the driver's head. With all of the lights working together, the driver has a 180-degree field of nighttime visibility on the trail. The side-mounted 2x6s are also handy for illuminating the campsite when setting up after dark.
While KC provides incredibly easy to understand wiring harnesses, we routed our lighting system through our previously installed sPOD power distribution system. The sPOD makes adding aftermarket wiring simple, by separating six individual electrical circuits from the factory wiring harness. With the sPod, you only have to run one wiring loom through the firewall and can easily add accessories at any time by connecting their power leads to the source box under the hood.
In the cabin, we relocated some of Toyota's factory switches on the dash in order to put the three switch blanks together. We used these three blanks to add our switches for the lights and have the HIDs, roof lights, and side-facing floods all on individual circuits.
Thanks to our friends at Off Road Evolution in Fullerton, California, the installation of our auxiliary lighting was quick and painless. To see what we did to add KC lights to Project 4Runner Backcountry, read on.
How It Works
After seeing the 4Runner lit up at night, we couldn't be happier with the lights that KC provided for our build. Every component is of high quality and the light output is outstanding. Not only are we carefree about traveling after sunset, but we also know that once we get to our destination to set up camp, we'll have enough light to get the job done.


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BACARDI Sailing Week Newsletter
4 February 2011
Dear Sailors and Friends,
It's time for a Newsletter update on the upcoming BACARDI Miami Sailing Week event Presented by EFG Bank, which is now less than 33 days away. First and foremost allow me to remind sailors that the discounted entry rate fee will expire on February 7th; join the over 90 boats that entered already. NOR, entry list and registration is just one click away: REGISTER NOW! Also available an updated SCHEDULE of events.
BSW Skipper Bags
For the 2011 BSW program we created, in collaboration with our technical partner SLAM, a brand new line of items that will be made available at registration. For all others, SLAM will have extra on sale at the point of sale tent inside the BACARDI village. Hereunder a quick preview of the back packs and hats.
Announcing the2011 Art Exhibit
A special weeklong art exhibit is inviting BMSW participants and visitors to three original exhibits: "The Sails of Franco Pace" by celebrated photographer Franco Pace, a celebration of "100 Years of the Star Boat" and a display of Miami based, pop artist, Stephen Gamson. The North Hall of the Convention Center in Coconut Grove will be divided in three main areas where the artists will be able to display their art. The exhibition is open to the public daily between noon and 7:00PM and will be free of charge.
Unveiling the Official Poster
Miami based pop artist Steve Gamson and Event Chair Gabriele Pedone electronically unveil the 2011 BACARDI Sailing Week Presented by EFG Bank Official Poster. "I loved idea of being involved in sailing and Bacardi Sailing Week" says Stephen Gamson. "The contrast between the boats and the water are very inspiring to me. I feel like being associated with the event will enable me to define the vibrant and exciting life style that this city has to offer." The original design, printed on canvass, will be auctioned during the event to benefit a local charitable organization.
West Marine is back!
Allow me to welcome back West Marine, the world's largest boating supply retailer, as an official sponsor of BACARDI Sailing Week Presented by EFG Bank. The Miami store is located minutes from Coconut Grove on US 1 at 3635 South Dixie Hwy – Phone (305) 444-5520 and they will be able to assist you for any needs you might have during or prior to the event. www.westmarine.com
North Sails is also back!
The partnership between BSW and North Sails will continue in 2011 for both BACARDI events. We are grateful to North SailS for their support; with many events to choose from we're delighted to be able to work with them again in 2011. Vince Brun promised a surprise gift therefore be on the lookout during registration! For any sail needs make sure you contact them via phone or e-mail.
Barton & Gray joins BSW
Please help me welcome Barton & Gray Mariners Club as an official sponsor of BSW. Barton & Gray Mariners Club is the world's first and finest luxury dayboating club. Membership with the Club grants you access to our fleet of captained Hinckley yachts along the eastern coast of the United States. Additional information are available at www.bartonandgray.com
Yachting Times Magazine
YTM joins BSW as a new Media Partner. YTM is America's first bilingual boating magazine available in both print and electronic format. The spring 2011 issue is now available and I'm sure you will enjoy the feature article on our own event.
Go Green Auto Rally
BSW is proud to partner with Go Green Auto Rally and the City of Miami. GGAR teaches drivers to reduce their carbon footprint, significantly reduce their fuel consumption and increase safety behind the wheel of their own vehicles – no matter what they drive. GGAR offer hands on, real world driving instruction to teach drivers sustainable, 'Green Driving' principles through driving behavior modification and the use of the latest mobile technology providing real-time electronic feedback from GGAR's smartphone application. Join GGAR during Miami Sailing Week on March 10, 2011 for the first of a three day "festival" of activities including: eco driving workshops, teen driving class and university challenge, a corporate training workshop and challenge as well as a display zone for eco friendly cars, ride & drive and automotive green products. Learn more at www.gogreenautorally.com, call 1-866-GO-GREEN (1-866.414.6473) or check GGAR out on twitter and facebook. Go Green Auto Rally – Drive green because you can!


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Facebook Hosts 4% Of All Photos Ever Taken In History
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But, really, that raises a bigger point: the tools of creation for all sorts of things have been changing rapidly and making it easier and cheaper to create content, whether it's a photograph, a song, a movie, a book or.. well... just about anything. We're being inundated with new creative works... at the same time we're being told that content creation is dying. Now, to be fair, much of the content production we're talking about is amateur production, but some of that is of fantastic quality, and is leading people into professional content creation roles. But, I guess this raises a separate question. What is the real purpose of copyright? Is it only to incentivize professional content creation, or to incentivize content creation overall? Given the stated purpose is to "promote the progress," and to provide the public with more content, I would argue the goal is to promote more overall content, and it seems that technology is doing a much better job of that than copyright.


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Biodata Kevin Aprilio :
- Full Name : Kevin Aprilio Sumaatmaja
- Alternative Name : Kevin Aprilio, Kevin Vierra, Kevin Aprillio
- Nickname : Kevin
- Place / Date of birth : Jakarta, Indonesia, 7 April 1990
- Father's Name : Addie MS / Addie Muljadi Sumaatmadja
- Mother's Name : Memes / Meidyana Maimunah
- Religion : Islam
- Zodiak : Aries
- Girlfriend / Pacar : Paola Tobing
- Relationship : Sherina Munaf, Derby Romero Nainggolan, Cathy Sharon
- Brother : Tristan Juliano
- Occupation : Musician, Composer, Keyboardist
- Education : SMA Global Jaya Bintaro Tangerang
- Hobby : Playing Piano, Keyboard
- Favourite Food : Japanese Food
- My First Love (2009), single hits Dengarkan Curhatku
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The EC602 Adapter is connected to a PC via its USB port. Its parallel port is connected to the parallel port of an EMLII series devices (M621 storage scope, M631 waveform generator, M611 logic analyzer).
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CHICAGO (Feb. 9, 2012) – The U.S. Men's National Team continues its competition against the world's top teams when they host five-time World Cup champions Brazil on Wednesday, May 30 in Landover, Md. Kickoff for the USA's first ever match at FedExField is set for 8 p.m. ET, and the match will be broadcast live on ESPN2, ESPN3 and TeleFutura. Fans can also follow the match live online via ussoccer.com's MatchTracker and Twitter @ussoccer.
The match against global powerhouse Brazil will be the second of the year for the United States against teams ranked in the top 10, following the Feb. 29 game against Italy in Genoa (TICKETS). The U.S. will be playing a series of friendlies in advance of the start of their 2014 FIFA World Cup qualifying campaign, including a June 3 match against Canada in Toronto. The venue for a third friendly and the opening match of World Cup qualifying on June 8 against Antigua and Barbuda will be announced next week. This match will be Brazil's first in the United States since 2010.
Tickets go on sale to the public Friday, Feb. 17, at 10 a.m. ET through ussoccer.com, through Ticketmaster Phone Charge at 800-745-300 and at all Ticketmaster ticket centers throughout the Washington-Baltimore-Northern Virginia region. Groups of 30 or more can begin placing orders on Tuesday, Feb. 21, at 10 a.m. ET through ussoccer.com or the FedExField Ticket Office at 301-276-6050.
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"When you talk about Brazil, you are speaking of one of the most gifted football playing nations in the world,†said U.S. head coach Jurgen Klinsmann. "It is our goal to be able to match up against teams like Brazil on a consistent basis, so this is an amazing opportunity. FedExField is an awesome facility for soccer as we have seen from the games they have hosted, so we are excited to play our first game in the stadium.â€
This will be the fourth meeting in as many years between the United States and Brazil, the most recent a 2-0 win for the Seleção on Aug. 10, 2010, in front of more than 77,000 fans at the New Meadowlands Stadium. The teams have played 16 times in their history, with the U.S. going 1-15-0 in a series that dates to 1930. The U.S. and Brazil squared off in the 2009 FIFA Confederations Cup final, the USA's first championship match in a major FIFA competition. After defeating No.1-ranked Spain in the semifinal, the U.S. jumped out to a 2-0 lead on goals by Clint Dempsey and Landon Donovan before Brazil rallied for a 3-2 victory.
While Brazil is in the midst of preparing to host the 2014 FIFA World Cup, the U.S. has played nine matches under Jurgen Klinsmann since last August, riding a three-match winning streak to a 4-4-1 record.
The U.S. Men will play only their third match in Maryland in team history, and the first since 1997 when they fell 1-0 to Ecuador on Aug. 7 at Memorial Stadium in Baltimore. FedExField has hosted numerous soccer events, including six matches in the 1999 FIFA Women's World Cup as well as the highest-attended soccer game ever in the D.C. area when 81,807 fans watched Manchester United capture a 2-1 win against Barcelona on July 31, 2011, in the World Football Challenge.
The U.S. Men's National Team will begin their journey towards the 2014 FIFA World Cup this June when they begin play in Group A of CONCACAF Semifinal Round qualifying. Along with the U.S., Group A is comprised of Antigua and Barbuda, Guatemala and Jamaica. Each opponent will meet twice, once at home and once away, in round robin play. The USA's opening match in group play will take place June 8 at home against first-time semifinalists Antigua and Barbuda. Four days later, the U.S. will play away against Guatemala.


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After Fourth-Straight Ivy League Title, Bulldogs Dominate Conference Awards
NEW HAVEN, Conn. - Kendall Polan became the first three-time Ivy League Volleyball Player of the Year award winner in conference history today and joined four Yale teammates to earn All-Ivy honors.
Polan, Yale's senior captain, joined junior Mollie Rogers and sophomore Kelly Johnson, on the All-Ivy First Team, while junior Maddie Rudnick and freshman Brittani Steinberg were named All-Ivy Second Team selections.
"I'm very excited to get such great representation on the All Ivy team," Yale head coach Erin Appleman said. "I am thrilled for the five players who were honored because it shows the depth of talent we have here at Yale."
Polan, who earned conference rookie of the year as a freshman, won the league's top honor in what is developing as another special season for the Bulldogs. Polan helped lead the Bulldogs to their fourth straight conference title and a 51-5 mark in Ivy League matches over the last four years.
"Kendall has had an amazing year, being the setter and leading her team to her fourth Ivy title proves how talented she really is," Appleman said. "She will always be the one of the best players ever to play in the conference."
A Cardiff, Calif., native, Polan led Ivy League in assists per set in conference-only matches. Earlier this month, Polan moved into fourth all-time at Yale in assists and will move into third with four more.
Polan's three-peat marked only the second time the same school won Ivy Player of the Year three consecutive years - with the last time being 1991-93. Polan is the third unanimous selection in League history, joining Yale's Cat Dailey in 2008. Polan also becomes the seventh player in League history to earn four first-team All-Ivy selections.
Rogers, of San Diego, Calif., earned her third first-team All-Ivy selection and became one of 27 three-time (or more) selections to first-team All-Ivy in league history. Rogers led the conference's top hitting team in kills per set (3.14) and ranked fifth in the Ivy League in conference-only matches. A two-time Ivy League Player of the Week winner this season, Rogers ranked sixth overall in points per set (3.64) in conference-only matches.
Johnson, last season's Ivy League Rookie of the Year, won her second first team selection. She ranked among Ivy League leaders in conference-only matches, including second in points per set (4.17), fourth in kills per set (3.39) and fifth in aces per set (0.35). A Palos Verdes, Calif., native, Johnson was also named Ivy League Player of the Week twice this season.
"I felt that Kelly and Mollie were the two best hitters in the conference, and I'm thrilled their hard work was rewarded with first team All-Ivy honors," Appleman said.
Rudnick, a libero from Encinitas, Calif., earned her second straight All-Ivy Second Team selection. Rudnick led the team and ranked third in the Ivy League in conference-only matches in digs per set (4.35). In addition, Rudnick this season moved into the top 10 all-time at Yale in digs and had only nine reception errors in League play, the least of any full-time libero in the conference.
Steinberg, from Glenview, Ill., was the only hitter in the Ivy League top 10 for both hitting percentage and kills per set. She ranked among Ivy League leaders in conference-only matches, including sixth in hitting percentage (.297) and eighth in kills per set (2.97). Steinberg was named Ivy League Rookie of the Week twice and Ivy League Player of the Week once this season.
"I'm also glad Maddie and Brittani were recognized because sometimes their contributions are overlooked," Appleman said. "I feel like on any other team, they're first team selections."
The Bulldogs (19-4, 13-1 Ivy) close out their regular season schedule at Stony Brook on Nov. 26. Yale will learn its first-round opponent in the NCAA Tournament during the official selection show that will be televised on Dec. 1, at 9:30 p.m. on ESPNU.
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"We love our children with all our hearts," Gordon Livingston, psychiatrist, philosopher, author and twice-bereaved parent says from his home in Howard County. "We imagine that they will bury us. Then fate intervenes and we must bury them. Nowhere is the fragility of life or the randomness of death more apparent than in the deaths of children."
I contacted Livingston because of the train tragedy in Ellicott City — an event extraordinary in its randomness.
A train pulling tons of coal derails on the bridge over Main Street. Two 19-year-old friends, Elizabeth Nass and Rose Mayr, happen to be sitting on the edge of the bridge, on the edge of summer, on the edge of the rest of their lives, a few days away from returning to college. In an instant, they are buried in coal where they sit, and they die.
It's as if Elizabeth and Rose were the victims of some sudden and horrible disturbance in the universe.
By now, of course, we're all too familiar with the common accidents of modern life, especially the ones involving children and young adults, and particularly in the busy and daring days of summer.
We know all the nightmare scenarios: car crashes, drownings, bicycle accidents. And some parents lose their children to street violence, in all seasons of the year. We've heard all these stories many times, and there's no end to them. If you managed to get this far without losing a child to any of the familiar horrors, you've probably whispered thanks.
And you probably gasped a little Tuesday when you learned about those two pretty young women from Howard County: A coal train derails atop a bridge on the same night, in the same midnight moment, that they decide to sit on that bridge ...
The Ellicott City tragedy reminded me of a bewildering event on the Beltway in 1999. A flatbed truck bearing a huge Caterpillar backhoe struck a concrete pedestrian overpass in Arbutus and caused it to collapse during rush hour. The footbridge fell on a midnight blue Dodge Durango, killing the driver.
In the news business, we call such events freakish.
And now, I suppose, we make the same declaration about the deaths of Elizabeth and Rose.
But I'm going to stop all characterization of what happened — extraordinary, cosmic, freakish — and focus instead on these two young women and offer some words for their survivors.
That's why I called Livingston.
Two of his children died within about a year of each other in the early 1990s — Andrew, a 22-year-old college student, took his own life, and 6-year-old Lucas died of leukemia. Livingston wrote a book about his experience and his grief, "Only Spring: On Mourning the Death of My Son," and he's written five more since, the most recent being "The Thing You Think You Cannot Do," which is about fear and courage.
In each of the books, parents find insights and advice. A theme Livingston likes to hit on is control — how parents wish they had more of it, and how futile that desire is.
Parents of young adults suffer long-term, low-grade uneasiness about the decisions our kids make, the places they go, the friends they choose. We wish we could keep one hand on a daughter's shoulder as she heads off into adulthood. We want to be in the back seat as the son drives away to a new job and a new life. It's hard to let go.
"The real message is how little control we have over our children's decisions," Livingston says. "Seldom are the consequences of bad choices so awful. None of us are immune to accidental catastrophe, and there is no way to prepare or armor ourselves against it.
"I know," he says, thinking of the families of Elizabeth and Rose, "these parents must believe that they might have done something to prevent this, but we are all vulnerable to random disaster."
Twelve years ago, a friend of mine lost a son — a young man full of promise and a desire to make the world a better place — to a train accident while the young man was away at college. The word "unspeakable" is attached to tragedy for good reason. At the wake, I was speechless and offered the grieving parents only a handshake, tears and hug.
"There are no words that are guaranteed to soothe," Livingston wrote in one of his books. "It is our presence with the grieving person that provides the best hope of comfort, our willingness to be with them, to listen to their pain, to share their sense of helplessness."


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As 2012 winds down, we are taking a look at all of the amazing things our dedicated team of staff and volunteers and like-minded conservationists were able to accomplish this year! From a full year of marine animal rescue and rehabilitation to important state and federal legislation, this year has given us hope for the future of our amazing blue planet.
For our last Thoughtful Thursday of 2012, we're giving you our top 12 conservation moments of 2012:
Every year, the Aquarium's new marketing campaign requires updated signage, including vinyl banners to adorn our building and our respective cities. Reluctant to simply throw these materials away, our International Conservation Committee decided to transform these old banners into reusable tote bags! The project has been so popular with our own staff members, we're having trouble keeping them on the shelves of our gift shop! This project is reflective of the Aquarium's constant efforts to repurpose, reuse, and recycle materials.
International Coastal Cleanup at Ft. McHenry
National Aquarium has long been engaged in the restoration of our community's coastal regions. In recent years, we have been focusing our efforts on regions like Fort McHenry, where volunteers and staff have removed more than 500,000 pieces of marine debris. This year, as part of Ocean Conservancy's International Coastal Cleanup, our Aquarium Conservation Team (ACT!) joined hundreds of thousands of volunteers cleaning and restoring both coasts. Preserving our region is not only critical for the marine ecosystems, but these wetlands also help to teach students the importance of local wildlife and habitat restoration.
5gyres "Last Straw Plastic Pollution" Bike Tour
This year, we were fortunate to have the 5gyres team visit both our Washington, DC, and Baltimore venues to share their incredible story with the public and National Aquarium staff. A conservation organization focused on raising awareness of the "Great Pacific Garbage Patch," 5gyres biked 1,400 miles down the Atlantic coast to spread the word about marine debris and what we can do to clean it.
This summer marked another great year in Atlantic dolphin population monitoring. Our Marine Animal Rescue Program (MARP) team and more than 100 volunteers made the annual trip to Ocean City in July to record dolphin sightings, an important indicator of reproduction rates and ocean health. This year's count of 37 was surprisingly low in comparison to 2011's 107, likely a result of weather, unusual swells, and prey availability.
RBC Blue Water Project Leadership Grant
We were humbled and grateful to receive RBC's support for our Chesapeake Bay Initiative (CBI). Thanks to this $130,000 grant, the largest ever received from a corporation specifically designated for conservation efforts, our program will continue to engage others in protecting and restoring the habitats throughout the Chesapeake watershed. Wetlands in the Chesapeake Bay are being lost at an alarming rate as a result of coastal development, rising sea levels, and damage from non-native species.
CBI helps restore and protect wetland habitats, increasing public awareness of watershed issues and providing watershed stewardship actions for citizen volunteers, youth, and community groups.
In the week leading up to Hurricane Sandy, our MARP team was surveying the north end of the Assateague Island National Seashore. They discovered a sea turtle nest that had been incubating in the sand since late July – this was the first confirmed viable sea turtle nest ever seen in the area. Considering the incoming high winds and waves from Sandy, our team excavated the nest and one live hatchling for incubation at our Animal Care Center. Our team was able to care for the hatchling and after six weeks, it was transported to North Carolina for release!
We were so proud to be named the first attraction to become part of Maryland's Green Travel program. This statewide program recognizes tourism businesses committed to reducing their environmental impact. The program encourages environmentally friendly practices in all aspects of the state's tourism industry and promotes Maryland as a green destination for the eco-minded traveler.
In late spring, National Aquarium staff joined its partners from the Waterfront Partnership Baltimore, Biohabitats, Living Classrooms Foundation, Blue Water Baltimore, and Irvine Nature Center to launch another 2,000 square feet of floating wetlands into Baltimore's Inner Harbor. This project is part of the Healthy Harbor Initiative, a regional effort to make the harbor swimmable and fishable by 2020.
40th Anniversary of Clean Water Act
This year marked the 40th anniversary of the federal Water Pollution Control Act – the nation's first law for protecting our most precious, irreplaceable resource. Arguably, no environmental legislation has had as much of an influence on our daily lives and health. Thanks to the Clean Water Act, huge strides have been made to protect our health and the health of the environment.
Shoreline Restoration at Indian Head
ACT! spent most of June and October at the Naval Support Facility (NSF) Indian Head and Stump Neck Annex (Indian Head, MD). Volunteers planted 45,897 native wetland grasses along the Potomac River, restoring more than 4,000 feet of shoreline! The Aquarium has partnered with NSF Indian Head since 2008, restoring sections of shoreline each year.
Our Commitment to End Shark Finning
National Aquarium, along with our partners at the Humane Society, Oceana, and the National Wildlife Federation, has been a leading supporter of legislation in Maryland to hinder the market for shark fins by prohibiting their possession and sale. Similar to making the trade of elephant ivory illegal, such legislation would ensure that shark finning and unsustainable fishing practices are not tolerated. We hope that 2013 will see an international commitment to protect these amazing animals.
Menhaden – A Big Step Forward for Little Fish
Earlier this month, the Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission made history by voting to limit the catch of this crucial species of fish, the menhaden, by 20 percent. Commonly referred to as "the most important fish in the sea," menhaden serves as a critical food source for much of the wildlife in the Atlantic's marine ecosystems. By putting a catch limit on these fish, the ASMFC gave conservationists hope that enough fish can stay in the water to fulfill their ecological role.
Although it is important to take the time to celebrate 2012's accomplishments, we know there is still much work to be done to preserve and protect our oceans and our planet. We hope you'll join our efforts in the new year! To find out how to get involved, visit aqua.org/care.


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HTC's G2 gets rooted in record time
This is just the obligatory post for any new Android device that gets its root on. It looks like our beloved XDA-Developers have gotten their hands on a G2 and already have rooted the little guy.
The root as of now is not "sticky" meaning that after a reboot the phone will be un-rooted, but it's really only a matter of time before there is a fix for that. As of now there is no "one-click" method for rooting. The root procedure for the G2 is done by command line and doesn't look too terribly difficult. If you are used to rooting devices "the hard way" then this root will be pretty simple for you. Always remember though that rooting could screw up your phone or even brick it.
With the G2 being rooted expect to see all of the root apps being able to be used on the new device. This will fix the problem that T-Mobile made of not letting users use the tethering feature built into Android 2.2 as allowing root access can enable these features once they are made available. It's just another lesson to carriers and manufacturers that release devices with open source software — if there is a will there is a way to hack your phone and make it work the way that you want!
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In October, 2008, the group released a video called "You Vote" on YouTube and its website to urge viewers to vote in the United States Presidential election.
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Audi Melges 20 Sailing Series: THREE WINS IN A POINT AND 'TURNOVER'
19 April 2010
Lerici, April 18, 2010 - The first stage Audi Melges 20 Sailing Series brings distortions to the top of the ranking for each buoy and three crews contained in only three points at the end of the weekend race.
At the final gong celebrates Turnover, the hull of the Reggini Sailing Team, reinforced by Renato Vallivero with Marco Perazzo at the helm (assisted by Stefano Orlandi tactics) author of a perfect crescendo of performance and results to reverse the prediction this morning that the saw shooting from behind. Turnover discards the opaque test yesterday (18) printing today on the race of Lerici progression winning a fifth, third and first in the final test of the day.
Behind Turnover anything goes with Hulk Stefano Di Properzio (Lorenzo Bressani calling tactics) credited the success after two excellent second places, but stumbled unexpectedly into two partial (17 and 10) do not allow them to go beyond the fourth. Who stands in front but is matriculation Reggini Sailing Team Francesco Farneti with Branko Brcin nearly the bang its debut in the Audi Melges 20 fleet and relegates itself to the third place, level on points, one of the candidates for the ultimate success, the Notary Team Luca Domenici and Andrea Casale. The Reggini Sailing Team then immediately enter the circle of big, while by the Team Notaro impresses the consistency of performance at the highest level (never more than fourth place), which is not to be overlooked in the championship.
The quintet is completed by head of Calvi Network Carlo Alberini (with Gabriele Benussi at right) already at ease at the helm Audi Melges 20 closing level on points with the Hulk, whose speed step in the fleet right now a reference point for all.
Just outside the five Value Team, the defending champion, in this two days alternating performances of the highest value (such as yesterday's recovery from the last place to ninth, or winning the first race today with posting abysmal) to not amnesia usual for the team Benedetto Giallongo granite.
Audi Sailing Series Races back in two weeks with no stage 2 reserved for the Melges 32 class, scheduled on the race of Scarlino.
Final overall standings of the first stage Audi Melges 20 Sailing Series 2010
1 - Turnover (Perazzo / Orlandi) (18), 5,3,1: pt. 9
2 - Reggini Sailing Team (Farneti / Brcin) 1, (12.2), 1.8: pt.10
3 - Team Notaro (Domenici / Casale) 3,3,4,4: pt.10
4 - Hulk (Di Properzio / Bressani) 2.2, (17), 10 pt.14
5 - Calvi Network (Alberini / Benussi) 5,4,5, (5): pt. 14
6 - Value Team (Giallongo / Fonda) 9,1,6, (17): pt. 16
7 - Sei Tu 20 (Morina / Bolzan) 4, (13), 7.7: pt. 18
8 - 3menda (Albano / Desiderato) (11), 9,9,2: pt.20
9 - Cheyenne (Strocchi / Rocha) 4, (13), 7.7: pt. 23
10 - Thule (Rubbini / M.Ivaldi) 8, (15), 13.6: pt. 27
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2008-09: Did not play until the second semester ... Started in all 17 games he appeared in and led the Beacons in scoring with 13.4 points per game, total blocks with 18 and had the highest free throw percentage on the team for players with at least 15 attempts with a .744 (58-78) mark ... Rejected 11 shots in his first three games, including five at Tufts University on January 8 and five more at Western Connecticut State University on January 10 ... Grabbed 5.6 rebounds per game to rank second and pulled down five or more rebounds on 13 occasions, including a career-high of 12 as part of a double-double with 22 points at University of Southern Maine on January 20 ... Netted double figures in points in all but five games, including a season-high of 23 at UMass Dartmouth in the Little East Conference tournament quarterfinals.
2007-08: Played in 26 games, while making 17 starts, including the final 11 contests of the season ... Averaged 8.2 points and 5.6 rebounds in 23.1 minutes per game ... Ranked second on the team in rebounding, steals per game (1.1) and field goal percentage with a .434 (76-175) mark ... Led the team with 1.5 blocks per game for a total of 39, which is good for the ninth-most in a season in school history ... Registered double-digits in points on 11 occasions and averaged 25.5, while shooting 66% (19-29) from the floor in the final two games of the season, including a career-high 29 points on 11-16 from the field at UMass Dartmouth in the Little East Conference Tournament quarterfinals on February 26 ... Posted a pair of double-doubles ... Recorded multiple blocks 11 times and picked up at least one steal in each of his final 11 games.
Personal/High School: Played basketball at Malden High School ... Played a season at Bunker Hill Community College, prior to transferring to UMass Boston ... Born August 27, 1987 ... Son of Ernst and Guirmonde Jean ... Majoring in economics ... Enjoys weight lifting and surfing the internet.


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|Does HIV/meds cause infertility?
Sep 19, 2010
Dear Dr, I am 35 years and will be 36 in November.I have had unprotected sex several times during my most fertile days and have never been pregnant.I am worried if this has to do with my HIV status or the medication.I have never missed my period and have never been on any kind of pills.Please i need to know if i can ever get pregnant in my life and how does hiv and meds affect ones fertility?
Response from Dr. Henry
Though there may be modestly increased rates of infertility in HIV+ persons on meds many/most women of childbearing age can become pregnant. Many couples require many months/years to conceive. Since there are many causes of infertility besides HIV infection or meds (including fertility issues for male partner) a fertility work-up is recommended to assess status and help optimize chances for successful pregnancy.KH
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Jan. 8, 2005
CAMBRIDGE, MASS. - The MIT women's basketball team fell to the U.S. Coast Guard Academy, 59-28, in its New England Women's and Men's Athletic Conference (NEWMAC) season-opener on Saturday afternoon. Karen Kinnaman paced the Engineers (3-5, 0-1 NEWMAC) with nine points and a career-high 14 rebounds. The Bears' Lis Bosma led all scorers with 21 points on 8-of-12 shooting from the floor.
Coast Guard (6-3, 2-0 NEWMAC) registered the first basket 43 seconds in the contest when Kira Peterson found Bosma for a jumper in the paint. After being held scoreless for the next four minutes, the Peterson-Bosma connection returned, tallying back-to-back baskets. Christa Margossian put Tech on the scoreboard shortly after entering the game at the 14:19 mark. The Bears rattled off nine unanswered points until Sharon Prange ignited a run for MIT, which brought the Engineers within three (16-13) with 4:40 left in the frame. Coast Guard responded by outscoring Tech down the stretch, taking a 22-15 lead at the intermission on a lay-up by Lis Bosma at the buzzer.
The Bears carried the momentum into the second frame, quickly building a double-digit lead after five minutes had expired. On the ensuing possession, Jasmin Moghbeli connected on a pass from Kimberly Eri Soo Hoo, cutting the lead to eight (27-19) and marking the Engineers' last basket until the 7:44 mark.
Jordan Wirfs-Brock collected a career-high eight rebounds for MIT while Michal Ruchelsman totaled seven caroms. Sharon Prange and Joanna Natsios each notched two steals while Prange added six points.
Coast Guard's Kira Peterson dished out a game-high seven assists while scoring five points. Holly Bucheit finished with a team-high seven boards along with a game-high two blocks. DeCarol Davis scored eight points and added two steals off the bench.
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The Athar Philosophy is simple: The gods are not gods at all. They are con men operating ponzi schemes on a cosmic scale. They convince mortals to invest their faith – their energy – in them, promising a better life, and then take that power and use it to gain yet more worshipers through divine acts. If faith should fail to pay out on any given matter, simply chalk it up to the inscrutability of the divine plan, and have faith. It's about as solid as a con can be.
While the gods may not be responsible for creating the multi-verse, or governing it's every movement, they certainly are beings of extraordinary power, not to be trifled with. So, the Athar have traditionally kept a low profile. They advocate their philosophy but softly, and carefully avoid starting conflicts they know they can't win. They constrain their crusade to the audience chambers, and well away from the open conflict of the battle field.
But all that is about to change. On the forgotten prime world of Koar, a band of Athar have found not only the ideal base of operations – a world the where the traditional gods cannot tread without escalating a divine standoff to open war between powers – but a means of leveling the field. A source of power so great that it will enable them to face down the gods on their own terms, and cast them out of their seats of power forever.
Their Scheme Begins on Koar, in the kingdom of Nenoria. With cunning and persuasion the Athar have infiltrated the Halfblood Court, Nenoria's ruling body, and set about securing their foothold on the plane. Little by little, they have swayed the Court to their philosophy, and bit by bit, they have acquired power within the realm. Now, just three years after they launched their scheme, it's next phase is set to unfold as the Athar take one step closer to their ultimate goal.
The first step is to consolidate their power, and they have the means. At the Athar's prompting, the Halfblood Court has declared any worship within their borders an act of willful treason. In response, the Knights' Council has set about rounding up the nations priests. To insure the loyalty of Nenoria's soldiers and citizens, Sanctioners – ruthless political officers with unswerving devotion of the Athar philosophy – have been installed in military units and government agencies throughout the nation.
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MacSlow's Cairo-Clock created at February 7th, 2006 | Contents What's it about? What does it currently look like? What's themes are available? How to install/make custom themes? What's needed in order to run? What quirks will be encountered? FAQ or "But what if… ?" Where do I download a version for my system from? What can be expected in the future? What's it about? It's an analog clock displaying the system-time. "So what?", you might say, "There are about 1.023.493 of those already out there!". Indeed there are and probably some more, but this one is a bit different. It leverages the new visual features offered by Xorg 7.0 in combination with a compositing-manager (e.g. compiz), gtk+ 2.10.x, cairo 1.2.0 and librsvg 2.14.0 to produce a time-display with pretty-pixels. What does it currently look like? Have a look at these screencasts of the current release. The left one shows new features and the right one goes through all themes coming with the 0.3.3 release…
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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – On the strength of outstanding performances, the MIT women's and coed sailing teams qualified for their respective Atlantic Coast Championships to be held in two weeks. They earned the berths this past weekend courtesy of the No. 11 women's squad fifth-place finish out of 18 teams at the Victorian Coffee Urn while the No. 19 coed unit captured seventh place at Schell Trophy.
At the Victorian Coffee Urn, juniors Chloe Lepert (Belmont, Calif.) and Samantha Albright (Madison, Conn.) claimed fourth place in the A Division. Of the seven rotations that were completed due to a lack of wind, the duo was the runner-up in the third round, finished third in the next two races, and ranked fifth in the final outing. Senior Hanna Vincent (Santa Barbara, Calif.) and sophomore Lisa Sukharev-Chuyan (Temple, N.H.) were fifth in the B Division as they finished second in the third rotation, sixth in the fifth race, and ranked seventh in the first two races.
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