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The list, compiled each year and published by Trade Show Executive magazine, recognizes the top 50 performers based on the percentage of growth in three segments from 2012 to 2013.
Show organizers received positive feedback from exhibitors describing the activity on the Convention Center floor, and how pleased they were with both the number and quality of buyers.
Exhibitors note quality, quantity of race industry buyers at the 2013 event, which concludes its three-day run on December 14.
The Trade Show is widely viewed as the three biggest business days in racing, and that label proved true at the Indiana Convention Center in Indianapolis, Indiana on December 12.
This year's Trade Show, with more than 1200 racing companies exhibiting throughout the Indiana Convention Center, features a host of events targeting the midget and sprint car segments.
This year, Race Industry Week will be absolutely packed with dozens of cutting-edge conferences, seminars and programs for racing entrepreneurs, race track personnel and racers.
Beginning December 9 and continuing through the show, several events featuring some of the sports biggest names and latest technological advances will focus on this growing segment.
The show known as The Three Biggest Business Days in Racing, which takes place in Indianapolis, Indiana, December 12-14, has grown by more than 200 exhibiting companies for 2013.
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BrisStyle Inc. is a not for profit incorporated association of artists and crafters who call the Brisbane area and northern NSW home.
The group formed in March 2008 through a shared love of creating beautiful things, which members sell on the biggest global marketplace for everything handmade Etsy.com. Since then the group has significantly blossomed and is a happy family for those who understand that little shiver of excitement that comes from producing handmade goods.
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A set of eight tall, stylish juice glasses, with the French words Jus de Fruits--"fruit juice"--on the front. They also make a rustic, bistro-chic presentation for wine.
Global Amici's artisanal glassware, tableware, and serving pieces transform even the simplest meal into a festive occasion. Created by craftspeople from around the world, these embellished glass creations, colorful ceramics, woven rattan trays, and other dazzling accessories bring color, texture, and delight to the table.


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Creighton volleyball coach Kirsten Bernthal Booth has gotten a recruiting assist from former Bluejay basketball player Adam Reid.
Ankeny (Iowa) Centennial outside hitter Jaali Winters committed to CU over the weekend and said Reid, her uncle, had a role in her decision.
Reid, who played forward at Creighton from 1993 to '97, told Winters how much he loved the school.
"Obviously how great all the people are and what a good experience it was," Winters said. "He just had a good time."
Winters, a 6-foot-2 junior, said she visited CU last spring but wanted to explore some other schools before she committed. She also looked at Iowa, Iowa State, TCU and Illinois.
She mulled over her decision and said Booth was very excited to get the call.
"I think it will be a good place because of the size, and it will be close to home," Winters said.
Winters played club ball for the Central Iowa Select under 17 squad, which made it to the semifinals in the national division at the USA nationals in Dallas.
She competed at Ankeny High School before the school was split and now attends Centennial, which is ranked sixth in Class 5-A. She's averaging 4.7 kills per set and has a .343 hitting percentage.
Winters said she'll bring leadership, hard work and a good attitude to CU, where she'll be reunited with former Ankeny teammate Megan Ballenger.
Winters on Friday plans to attend the Bluejays' first Big East home match. Creighton (10-4, 1-1) hosts DePaul at 7 p.m. Friday and Marquette at 1 p.m. Sunday.
It will be the first time she sees the Bluejays compete.
"I was going to commit there, but I was like, 'I can't wait,' " Winters said.
Winters said she hadn't called her uncle yet to give him the big news.
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The Desktop page; allows you to set the wallpaper, display resolution, num-lock state and sound volume
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MosAika - " Canada through the eyes of its people" Is the latest version (launched Summer 2010) of the Government of Canada / National Capital Commission's (NCC) Sound & Light... more »
Large war monument from the WWI era is located between and south of Parliament and the Chateau Laurier. One of the more recognizable landmarks of Ottawa. more »
Tall tower located in the front middle of the Center Block building of the Canadian Parliament. Contains an observation deck, clock, carillon and a war memorial hall. Admission... more »
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I could see someone committing a federal crime to get into Walt Disney World's Magic Kingdom for free. MAYBE even Universal Studios. But not Epcot. Anything but Epcot.
Last week, 74-year-old Emerito Pujol of Miami, Florida was in Orlando and really wanted to get into Epcot for free. So he decided to IMPERSONATE A FEDERAL OFFICER to get in.
Emerito flashed a FAKE BADGE and said he was an undercover federal officer who was pursuing a suspect inside. When a second employee came over, Emerito changed the story and said he was, quote, "guarding someone important."
They called over a sheriff's deputy . . . and at that point, Emerito admitted he wasn't an officer. He got his fake badge for contributing to a nonprofit group called the American Federation of Police.
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Home \ Tool Catalog \ Diagnostics \ Diagnostic Scan Tools \ Item: MDGDSSC
Features & Benefits
- Turn your GDS into a 4-channel lab scope with the GDS Scopebox.
- Extensive library of known good waveforms to find faults on sensors, actuators, circuits, and electronic control units for faster diagnosis.
- Waveform auto-setup on all 4 channels
- Independent ground on each channel allows for clean signal without interference or potentially damaging feedback
- High quality twist & lock BNC connectors
- Easy to use intuitive interface
- Includes an array of conventional ignition adapters
- Includes ignition waveform analysis
- Ultra-fast capture of "glitch" occurrences with advanced triggers
- Built in square wave signal generator ensures verification of accuracy and calibration.
- Record and save and print saved waveforms
- Playback of waveform can be slowed down for observation and analysis
- Examine display and save 5 parameter indexes of all electrical signals: amplitude frequency shape pulse width and array
- Separate ScopeBox module allows for remote GDS display viewing via single USB cable - view readings afar from ScopeBox location.
- Plug & Play: Software already comes preloaded in all GDS units.
- Fast sampling speed & large memory and bandwidth
Return Policy
- Return for refund within: Non-refundable
- Return for replacement within: 30 days
Software is Finally here....mostly So a little over a month ago we've finally received the software in the Matco Maximus to run the GDS scope box. I've used it a couple of times since then and I am happy with the results. the graphing speed is very good, the 4 channel capability is nice, plenty of leads to hook up to whatever need be. the only thing i'm disappointed with is that the ignition lab scope software is still in the works, which is the one portion I really want to use and try out. October 13, 2013
has potential so when i purchased my Maximus scanner at the same time i purchased this 4-chancel scopebox to go along with it. This is one of the main factors for me to purchase the maximus scanner. I think the scopebox would be great, it's four channel, comes with a ton of different leads for all four channels, even inductive pick up for 4 ignition wires, and then extensions for cop vehicles, the only problem. The Maximus scanner STILL does not have the software to run the scopebox. about a month ago matco released the software for the batterybox, and sensorbox. but are still working on this software. From what i hear is they're trying to improve the speed of the box for more precise and accurate graphing. I do hope they improve from what the Maximus currently has, because trying to graph more than one pid at a time the maximus slows down and you loose "live" data flow, and it has a delay. August 16, 2013
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'Laurence' marks Melvil's first encounter with the director, a choice made expedient by a last-minute casting dropout for the lead, while Clement featured in "J'ai Tué Ma Mère," where Dolan first presented the idea to her. The four-year journey since has certainly seen Dolan grow in both form and content for his most demanding material yet, and Poupaud and Clément, while in Los Angeles promoting the film's recent AFI Fest premiere, likewise spoke about their journey with the film, Dolan's directing style, and the shock of 1980's costume design.
Melvil Poupaud: No, it was in Cannes for "Heartbeats." It was there he told me about 'Laurence,' but there was actually already an actor [Louis Garrel] to play the lead then. He wanted to work with me though, because he had seen a few films I was in, so I was just supposed to play a supporting part. But then this other actor left the project abruptly, and when Xavier needed to find another quickly, he thought of me.
You both started acting at quite an early age.
MP: Yes. I'm much older, of course, but yes, I began acting when I was nine.
MP: Not really. We had no time - I got to know Xavier a bit better once the movie was finished, but because the production was so intense and so quick for me, we would only really talk about the film -- try to exchange ideas, listen to some music, things like that. So we had really no time to make those sorts of connections. I just thought, "Let's work, let's do it how you want it. I'm here for you." After the movie was done though, at the premieres, we started to talk about things. But Xavier is so focused on his work… It's hard to shake.
In regards to the film's period '80s and '90s setting, did you guys contribute your own impressions of that time?
Suzanne Clément: Not many, but I remember when I started trying on the costumes, I hated them. [Laughs] I hated this period. It's not a period to me, it was just… boring and normal life. And when we tried everything on, the costumes seemed too big; I was so mad at Xavier, but you know, he knows exactly where and how he wants you in the scene. Some scenes were harder than others, though.
SC: The scene in the supermarket [set in the '80s], where I wear this leather jacket that is way, way over the top. I thought, "Xavier, do you hate me this much?"
MP: For me, because I knew that period so well, I didn't even notice sometimes that it was a period movie. When we were on set, he would stop and point out to me that all the cars on a street were rented, the houses were changed, and I would've never known.
SC: He just follows his intuition. He never loses contact with reality. He goes a bit wild, he experiments --
MP: But if it doesn't work, he stops. He says, "It's not working," and everyone carry on.
SC: Right, so when Xavier started to actually demand quite a lot of her, she was really happy about it.
MP: Yeah, because I think it had been a while since she'd had this type of approach.
SC: And she's fucking good in the film. In the scenes with Laurence and her, there's a really amazing chemistry.


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FILE - This file photo provided by NBC shows former Illinois governor Rod Blagojevich on NBC's "Today" show, in New York, on Friday, Aug. 20, 2010. Blagojevich has asked a judge to cancel his spring retrial and immediately sentence him instead on the sole conviction from his first trial. The request comes in a motion filed in U.S. District Court in Chicago early Wednesday March 9, 2011. (AP Photo/NBC, Peter Kramer, File)
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Landing on the moon was the culmination of the Apollo missions. However, many years had to be spent testing the rockets, life support systems. computers and everything else that had to work unfailingly to carry people to the moon. Many of the missions were unmanned but by clicking on the link below you can find out the highlights of each of the manned Apollo Missions from 1 to 17.
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WRITER-DIRECTOR: So Yong Kim / CAST: Hee Yeon Kim, Song Hee Kim, Soo Ah Lee, Mi Hyang Kim, Boon Tak Park / An Oscilloscope Laboratories release (In Korean with English subtitles) / 89 min.
Tuesday, June 02, 20097:30 PMJames Bridges Theater Melnitz Hall UCLALos Angeles, CA 90095
Melnitz Movies, in co-sponsorship with the Asia Institute, presents TREELESS MOUNTAIN, the acclaimed new film from director So Yong Kim. When their mother needs to leave in order to find their estranged father, seven year-old Jin and her younger sister Bin are left to live with their aunt for the summer. With only a small piggy bank and their mother's promise to return when it is full, the two young girls are forced to acclimate to changes in their family life. Counting the days, and the coins, the two bright-eyed girls eagerly anticipate their mother's homecoming. But when the bank fills up, and with their mother still not back, the girls' aunt decides that she can no longer tend to the children. Taken to live on their grandparents' farm, it is here that Jin comes to learn the importance of family bonds in this beautiful, meditative, and though-provoking film. (In Korean with English subtitles, 89 min.)
"TREELESS MOUNTAIN is simply one of the best films about childhood ever made." -Melissa Anderson, VILLAGE VOICE
"Lovely. An unsentimental and delicately observed portrayal of the quiet resilience of children. Tremendously affecting performances." -Gavin Smith, FILM COMMENT
"Poignant. So Yong Kim's lens seems to be absorbing life rather than just recording it." –A.O. Scott, NEW YORK TIMES
"Life-affirming. Beautifully natural performances." -Robert Koehler, VARIETY
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LAWRENCEVILLE - Thomas Rutledge remembers when the radio room for Gwinnett's public safety communications were based in a tiny room and calls were sent to officers by hand-writing information on a car and then using a conveyor belt to get it to the correct dispatcher.Now, the computerized E-911 system will get an even bigger upgrade. Officials broke ground Tuesday on a 45,000-square-foot annex to Gwinnett Police headquarters, which will house the radio dispatchers and 911 call-takers as well as a state-of-the-art emergency operations center. "This is another great step for this police department and public safety throughout Gwinnett County," Police Chief Charles Walters said. "This is a building that is sorely needed, and we're awfully glad to see it come about." Communications manager Angela Conley has said the new facility will create more room for dispatchers, including a possible future 311 system for non-emergency calls. Gwinnett's Emergency Management Director Alan Doss said the operations center is also important, although Walters said he hopes the county never has to use it. "We're in a temporary location now. It doesn't give us the capabilities we need," Doss said. "It'll be special when we have it." The $15.2 million project, funded by the county's special purpose local option sales tax, is expected to be complete in early 2010. "The taxpayers in Gwinnett County have emphasized public safety as priority No. 1," Commissioner Mike Beaudreau said. "We're really proud of this facility and what it will become."
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They took the first step Thursday, rolling over a visiting South Tahoe squad, 6-1.
"They came out with vengeance and proved they were a better team than what Truckee fans and the Truckee team saw last week," Sparks boys soccer coach Frank Avilla said. "It's been no secret, when we play together as a team, we're hard to beat. That's not arrogance. It's just what I've seen out here. Teams match up well against us. But when we don't panic and play as a team, these young men are a very good team."
In the first 10 minutes, Sparks missed a shot from point-blank range and on a breakaway, but it wouldn't take long for the home team to find its mark thanks to a showcase by talented midfielder Kevin Partida.
A minute after Partida showed off some sweet moves and had a rocket shot kick saved by the Vikings' keeper, Partida got another chance at the tie-breaking goal when he skied above everyone around him and headed in a corner kick from Ruben Pacheco in the 17th minute.
Two minutes later, Cesar Abundz sent a cross to the middle of the field and Hector Hernandez deflected it in for a 2-0 lead.
A turnover in the back gave the Vikings an easy goal in the 24th minute, but then Sparks got right back to work.
South Tahoe picked up a yellow card in the box on a corner kick. Alvaro Medina buried the ensuing penalty kick into the left side of the goal in the 28th minute.
With six minutes remaining before the break, Partida juked free of defenders and ripped a shot along the ground that deflected off a leg and went into the goal, handing Sparks a 4-1 halftime edge.
Four minutes into the second half, Partida completed his hat trick with a breakaway goal.
Partida added one for good measure in the 64th minute. South Tahoe's keeper had no chance as Partida exhibited some fancy footwork you don't normally see on the high school pitch, basically walking the ball across the goal line for the final 6-1 margin.
"That's specialized training. It's no secret Kevin plays at a high level of soccer," Avilla said. "We have many good soccer players here. This year Kevin has led by example. Today, he's starting to become the true leader he is on the soccer pitch."
Sparks (21-1, 14-1) is back in action next week at Incline and Whittell.
South Tahoe 4, Sparks 0
The Sparks girls opened the action on the pitch at SHS Thursday afternoon and put up a decent fight against a team that is expected to compete for a state championship, but South Tahoe was still too tough, claiming a 4-0 victory.
It was the Railroaders' last game that counted toward the playoffs, and Sparks will not be postseason bound after forfeiting its wins and ties from earlier this season due to unknowingly playing ineligible athletes.
Still, all was not lost on Senior Day.
"The seniors played well together," Sparks girls soccer coach Jerry Miller said. "We played hard the whole game. I thought Norma Robles played a strong game at midfielder and forward. It doesn't matter where we play her. She plays hurt every game. Andrea Gumina, our leading scorer, played well. We actually had four shots at halftime. Usually we only have one for the game (against South Tahoe). Even their coach said to remind him about (Robles and Gumina) when it's all-league time."
Val Guerrero and Teresita Espana each gave up a pair of goals to the Vikings, but Miller said most of it wasn't their fault.
Sparks will close out the season next week on the road at Incline and Whittell.
In what has turned into a little undesired tradition, the Reed girls soccer team celebrated Senior Night with a lackluster performance.
Vanessa Arzaluz's goal in the 28th minute off an assist by Devin Switzer was the only offense in the game.
"It was just the typical, slow Senior Night. There's too much anxiety. There's too much excitement," Reed girls soccer coach Jason Saville said. "It is what it is. I can't think of a Senior Night where we didn't play down or slow. It's just one of those nights where you need to grind it out and hope the result is going to go your way. We had a ton of opportunities. We just didn't convert a lot of the opportunities we had."
Reed (8-5-2) will close out the regular season at cross-town rival Spanish Springs Monday. Kickoff is scheduled for 5:30 p.m.


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2005 Clark Conference to Focus on Architecture Between Spectacle and Use
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April 07, 2005
The 2005 Clark Conference at the Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute will explore the philosophical and practical dilemmas that face architecture as a discipline and practice in the 21st century. A distinguished group of architects and scholars will convene for "Architecture between Spectacle and Use," April 29 and 30. The Clark Conference is organized by the Research and Academic Program of the Clark, in association with Anthony Vidler, professor and dean of the Cooper Union School of Architecture. Noted speakers will include Kurt W. Forster of the Fakultät Architeckrur Balhaus-Universitat Weimar, Mark Wigley of Columbia University, Beatriz Colomina of Princeton University, Hal Foster of Princeton; and K. Michael Hays of the Harvard Graduate School of Design. Registration fees are $40 (or $25 per day), $20 for members (or $15 per day), $20 for students with valid ID (or $15 per day). To register, call 413-458-0460.
"Caught between the art of display and the accommodation of use, contemporary architecture seems to have lost both the social idealism of early modern movements and the sensitivity to urban space and structure evoked by the contextual movements of the 1970s and 80s," said Vidler. "This conference will examine the predicament of contemporary architecture by exploring structures, ideas, and visions in the context of the history of architecture as well as in light of new approaches to technologies of design."
Also scheduled to speak are: Mark M. Jarzombek, of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology; Mario Carpo of the Canadian Centre for Architecture; Felicity Scott of the University of California, Irvine; Sarah Whiting of Harvard Design School; Mark Dorrian of the University of Edinburgh; Susan Buck-Morss of Cornell University; Sarah Goldhagen of Harvard University; and Terry Smith of the University of Pittsburgh.
A detailed schedule of topics and times is available from The Clark's website.
Clark Conferences provide an international forum for the discussion of issues raised by the study, presentation, and exploration of art. The proceedings are published by the Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute and Yale University Press as part of the ongoing series, Clark Studies in the Visual Arts. Previous titles in the series include: Art History, Aesthetics, Visual Studies (Michael Ann Holly and Keith Moxey, editors); The Art Historian (Michael F. Zimmermann, editor); and Anthropologies of Art (Mariët Westermann, editor); as well as the forthcoming The Lure of the Object (Stephen Melville, editor).
The Clark
The Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute is one of the country's foremost art museums and also a dynamic center for research and higher education in art history and criticism. The Clark's exceptional collections of Old Master, Impressionist, and 19th-century American art on display in the museum's intimate galleries are enhanced by its dramatic 140-acre setting in the Berkshires.
The Institute is one of only a few art museums in the U.S. that is also a major research and academic center, with an international fellowship program and regular conferences, symposia, and colloquia, and an important art research library. The Clark, together with Williams College, jointly sponsors one of the nation's leading M.A. programs in art history and encompasses one of the most comprehensive art history libraries in the world. Its Fellows and conference programs draw university and museum professionals from around the world.
The Clark is located in Williamstown, Massachusetts, within a three-hour drive from both Boston and New York City and one hour from Albany International Airport. For more information, call 413-458-2303 or visit www.clarkart.edu.


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Dukasaur wrote:Phase 5]
Phase 5
20 players in 4 groups will play 5-player games on the Clandemonium map. The first player eliminated in each game is out of the tournament. The remainder will go on to the next round.
merch313 wrote:Tourney still active
Dukasaur wrote:merch313 wrote:Tourney still active
It's hard to believe, but they've gone 65 rounds in the one game without killing anyone.
Gilligan wrote:Dukasaur wrote:merch313 wrote:Tourney still active
It's hard to believe, but they've gone 65 rounds in the one game without killing anyone.
Pretty sure we're going to go another 50 without.
Gilligan wrote:Can't we do less than 100 round limit?
2013-01-01 08:12:17 - Dukasaur: okay, here's what's happening:
2013-01-01 08:12:42 - Dukasaur: coreykm has declined 2 consec. invites and is out
2013-01-01 08:12:59 - Dukasaur: the usual rule for replacement cannot be applied
2013-01-01 08:13:13 - Dukasaur: Therefore I'm jumping into this game to get it started
2013-01-01 08:13:32 - Dukasaur: I WILL be playing to win, but I will NOT be entering the tournament
2013-01-01 08:14:12 - Dukasaur: coreykm counts as the player eliminated, so all of you are safe from elimination
2013-01-01 08:14:42 - Dukasaur: We still have to play it out, however, so that if any of you are chasing the GA medal for most wins you get your fair shot at a win here.
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This week is really hit me: were almost done with this seasons Ultimate Fighter. While this epiphany kinda bummed me out, all it really means is that were getting closer and closer to another potentially awesome Ultimate Fighter Finale. This is great news for any fan, as thus far the Finales have had a great track record in customer satisfaction. This weeks episode was thankfully dominated by the semi-final welterweight match up between Chris Lights Out Lytle and Din Dinyero Thomas. This fight was the best fight of this season, but more on that later. First off, we gotta go over this weeks high school drama. My question for you is this: when did Matt Hughes become such an inconsiderate and pompous ass?
When I first met Matt Hughes back in 2003, hardly any casual fans knew who he was (and there probably werent very many casual fans at that). I only encountered him briefly in passing, but after chatting with him for a few minutes I was extremely surprised by his humility and humbleness. He was surprised that I actually knew who he was, let alone shrieked his name once I realized who I had bumped into. Fast forward three years, and now Hughes acts like David Lee Roth at the pinnacle of Van Halens epoch. I mean, hes still a nice guy, but hes got much more of an edge now than he did a while back. Its not only me whos being rubbed the wrong way either. After watching this weeks episode, it has become crystal clear that no fighter in the house really respects Hughes as a person.
In case you didnt get a chance to tune in, youre probably wondering what sparked this sudden discussion about the people skills of Matt Hughes. Well, he was brought in this week as a new coach, and like Rich Franklin before him, Hughes wasnt very well received. Maybe its the fact that whoever wins in the welterweight category has to fight Hughes for the belt. I honestly think that Matt just has a tendency to rub people the wrong way, just like his abrasive coaching style did in the previous season. Hughes even talks shit to Georges St. Pierre about their previous and upcoming fights, and St. Pierre is one of the nicest guys in the business. Din Thomas sums it up the best, saying that Matt just has that kind of personality, he likes to step on people, he likes to be dominate over people. Matt in return remarks on Dins lips, stating I see you Din, its not like youve got tiny lips, I can see those lips moving around. All Ive got to say is this: wow.
With all the preliminary fights in the books, its finally time for the semi-finals! Dana White and the gang round up all the fighters for the now commonplace fighter interviews, where they themselves help decide what the semi-final match ups will be. With Dana and co. lined up like the Jedi Council (Serra is full of great one liners), Pete Sell states in his interview that he and Patrick Cote have become great friends through the show. Due to this, Sell wants to fight Travis Lutter in the semis so that Sell and Cote can meet in the finals. Dana White grants his wish, and matches up Cote with Dewees and Sell with Lutter. Im no match maker, but they both sound like good fights to me. On the other side of things, Shonie Carter is matched with Matt Serra, and of course Din Thomas is matched with Chris Lytle for this weeks slugfest. Din Thomas is pretty funny in his interview, telling Matt Hughes that hes gonna kick his ass. Hughes just laughs it off, perpetually smiling with that silly grin. With all that out of the way, its finally time for this weeks fight!
Round 1 begins and the fighters dont really feel each other out, but instead engage right away. They probably feel pretty familiar with each other by this point. The majority of the round is spent with Lytle striking from inside Dins guard. Once the fight hit the feet Lytle was all about bullying Thomas around with power shots, bombing in with hard right crosses and overhands. The fight hit the floor again, and the referee stood up the fighters with less than 5 seconds left in the round. It was here that something very strange happened: Although the clock ran down to zero as the fighters stood up, the fight went on. And on, and on further. A whole extra minute to be exact. Lytle and Thomas paid no mind, and kept on swinging away at each other. After the bell finally sounded, Dana White remarked that a Nevada State Athletic Commission official neglected to stop the round on time, and that this was the first occurrence ever in the UFC. You can be sure that someone is getting fired for that shit.
Round 2 kicks off with the guys trading leather in the center of the Octagon. A nice left middle kick from Lytle is the highlight of the exchange. Lytle forces Din to the ground, but Din gets full guard almost immediately. Lytle is breathing heavily, and it seems like he really feels the extra minute of the round, which was spent almost exclusively on the feet. The ref stands them up, where Lytle works a nice 1-2 left middle kick combo. Din lands a puncturing right straight counter. Lytle tries to press the action, working the left hook-right straight-left middle kick combos, splicing in hard right hooks to the body as well. Din works the counters well, using good head movement to stay in the pocket and respond with straight rights, left hooks, and right leg kicks. Lytle lands a harsh punch that bloodies Dins nose right before the bell. So far this has been one of the best fights of the season, and with the rounds at 1-1 it shows no signs of stopping.
The third and final stanza begins and the fighters trade a little bit before Din gets a takedown against the fence. Lytle gets an arm in guillotine from guard, and uses it to sweep Din, who quickly recovers to his own guard. Lytle pounds from in the guard, but cannot find the posture to land any big shots. The fight is on the feet again, and with both fighters visibly tired much of the fight is spent in the clinch along the fence. Din punches his way out and the slugfest resumes. Din keeps trying for that standing guillotine choke every time they clinch, but with both fighters sweating profusely he has trouble securing the neck.
Lytle trips Din down, landing in guard, where he resumes grinding out a possible stoppage with ground and pound. Din does a great job of securing Lytles body, stifling any hard shots. The ref stands the fighters up, and Lytle immediately shoots, getting sprawled on by an energized Thomas. Lytle rolls for a leg lock, and Din sits his weight on the leg, striking with hammer fists and backhands until the bell. This was an extremely close fight, and whoever wins will likely win the whole thing. Its announced that Chris Lights Out Lytle (whom is sporting not one but two black eyes after the fight) wins the fight by decision, and advances to the finals. All in all, Din is disappointed by the loss, but not totally crushed. He really shouldnt be either, that fight was one of the closest on the show, and it really could have gone either way. The thing that really sealed the decision for Lytle was his position on the ground, which was almost always the top position. Obviously that and the takedowns are what UFC judges really look for in close decisions like this. Next week is another potentially great match up, a rematch between Shonie Carter and Matt Serra. So how a great weekend, and Ill see you next week on


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Nearly a year after the Student Village began providing on-campus housing to Bastyr University students, the LEED platinum-certified structure still is attracting visitors interested in learning more about its innovative design and sustainable features.Read more »
For the second year in a row, Bastyr University has been recognized as one of King CoRead more »
On June 21, 2011, Bastyr University held its annual Donor Recognition Reception to honor the University's many supporters from the past year.Read more »
At Bastyr's commencement on June 20, 2011, the University conferred an honorary Doctor of Natural Health Arts and Sciences degree upon Penny Simkin, PT, for her influential childbirth education and advocacy work promoting safe, appropriate maternal and infant care.Read more »
Bastyr University proudly sent 283 graduates into the world at its 30th annual commencement exercises Monday, June 20, 2011, at Benaroya Hall in downtown Seattle.Read more »
Bastyr University's naturopathic program is world-renowned, but even the best can get better. Bastyr's faculty and administrators are improving the organization and delivery of the Doctor of Naturopathic Medicine (ND) curriculum.Read more »
In April 2011, North Dakota became the 16th state to license naturopathic doctors, just six months after a group including two Bastyr alumnae and two current Bastyr students began a concerted push for state licensure.Read more »
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Join the Calhoun County Tree Amigos Master Gardeners for the first plant sale of the season. Unusual perennials, trees, and shrubs will be featured at the sale, Saturday, April 20th, 8am - noon, Cane Creek Community Gardens at McClellan.
Sale proceeds benefit the Tree Amigos program. For information please call 256-237-1621.
Two weeks ago at our Master Gardener training class Dr. Jim Jacobi, an Auburn pathologist, discussed the many diseases–viral and bacterial, etc. that can afflict our beloved plants. One of those that really caught my attention was Rose Rosette disease. This is not a new disease but due to the widespread use of Knockout Roses in landscapes the plant pathologists are seeing a huge rise in outbreaks of this disease. Knockout Roses appear to be very susceptible to this disease. It is spread by a mite on wild roses but the mites are finding our Knockouts and having a field day. Symptoms of RRD are witches broom on the rose stem, red pigmentation of new growth, and excessive thorns. Before you completely panic, new growth on all Knockouts is red but when you have RRD the growth stays red. Up in North Alabama hundreds of roses were taken out of a park. There is no chemical to treat this disease. The only way to rid your garden of it is to get rid of the rose–root and all. Then throw it away, do not compost it. The disease is in the branches so good hygiene is really essential when you prune your roses. Clippers should be cleaned with chlorox.
Pay careful attention to the next sentence. If you are concerned you may have RRD in your garden, do not start tearing your hair and roses out. Please take a sample down to the great folks at our Calhoun County Extension Office and let them send the sample to the pathology lab.
Here is a link to a very informative article:
PUBLICATION 450-620. Rose Rosette Disease. Chuan Hong, Extension Plant Pathologist, Hampton Roads Agricultural Research and Extension Center ...
Our Master Gardener intern class recently had a soils class with Auburn professor, Dr. Charles Mitchell. Good soil is the backbone of a garden, whether that garden contains vegetables or flowers or whether the soil supports a beautiful stand of grass. When we talk about soil we are not talking about dirt (which is soil with all the nutrients and other good stuff removed) but about the soil.
Soils can vary from one neighborhood to another and even from one house to another. Since some plants thrive in a more acid soil (like azaleas and gardenias) and others thrive in lower acid soils (lilac), it is important to know more about the soil you have in your garden. Thus, the first thing all Master Gardeners (as well as any Extension Agent) will recommend when asked most plant questions, especially as the question relates to fertilizer, is that the homeowner do a soil test. It is very easy, relatively inexpensive, and the best thing you can do for your yard and soil and even for the environment. A soil test costs way less than a bag of fertilizer. Phosphorous in fertilizers can end up in the groundwater eventually polluting our waterways. Too much of the wrong kind of fertilizer can even hamper the health of your grass or your plants or your vegetables. If someone comes in and wants to fertilize your lawn without a soil test, just say no. Be an educated consumer. Get a soil test first.
Soil test kits may be obtained from your County Extension Office.
Feb. 18, Monday, 12:30 to 2:30 p.m, Calhoun County Beautification Board Tree Give-away at Golden Springs (Fred's Dept. Store)
Feb. 21, Thursday, 3:30 p.m., Arbor Day Celebration at JSU International House
Feb. 22, Friday, 3 p,m to 5 p.m., Tree Give-away on the Jacksonville Square
April 20, Saturday, 8 a.m. until noon, Master Gardener Tree Amigos 4-H Plant Sale, Cane Creek Community Gardens at McClellan
April 24, Lunch and Learn (4th Wednesday of each month thru September), noon to 1 p.m. Cane Creek Community Gardens, McClellan. First program is "Batty about Bats" and Vicky Smith from A to Z Animals is bringing bats for her presentation.
May 3, Friday, noon to 3 p.m. and Saturday May 4th, 9 until 2 p.m., Master Gardener 4H Tree Amigos Volunteers and the Anniston Museum of Natural History Volunteers Plant Sale at the Longleaf Botanical Gardens
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On Wall Street, the retail investor is often seen as the dumb money. As the thinking goes, by the time Main Street has caught onto a bullish or bearish trend, it's time for the so-called smart money – the professionals – to do the opposite.
Those days may be over, thanks to an index by TD Ameritrade being unveiled Tuesday.
The index measures the actual behavior of the largest pool of retail investors in the world, especially the firm's most active customers, rather than relying on questionnaires or old fund flow data like other sentiment indicators do.
"There's quite a disparity of what people say they intend to do and what they actual do," Steve Quirk, senior vice president of trading for TD Ameritrade. "This kind of bridges that gap."
Backtesting of the TD Ameritrade Investor Movement Index (as it will be called) seems to prove Quirk right.
At the start of December, as markets treaded water on fiscal cliff fears, the indicator shot to its highest reading since January 2012. So despite all the headlines, the active retail investor was ratcheting up risk, buying equities, options and ETFs–in some cases with leverage—that stood to benefit from a solution to the "fiscal cliff."
At that same time, equity mutual funds were showing heavy outflows. The American Association of Individual Investors–a weekly survey–showed 42 percent of those questioned were bullish, while 58 percent were either neutral or bearish.
The S&P 500 would go on to rocket higher as a "fiscal cliff" deal was hatched just in the nick of time. The benchmark for U.S. stocks hit a five-year high last week, extending the bull market and proving that the bets on the index's move higher were quite prescient.
"The whole notion that it's profitable to fade the retail client may be antiquated," said Quirk.
The monthly index measures accounts with $2,000 or more and whose owners have placed a single trade that month. Portfolios that trade frequently or use margin are "scored" with a higher intensity in the index.
This index is the start of a bigger effort by the firm to dive into the crowd-sourcing and social network space. This is a necessary move toward the future if TD wants to not lose market share from younger upstarts.
TD Ameritrade finished sixth in the annual ranking of online brokers by Barron's magazine, behind smaller and younger firms. (However, TD did finish ahead of the other big firms in the space like ETrade andFidelity.)
The next iteration for TD Ameritrade, sources at the firm said, will be for users to be able to see which individual stocks and ETFs others hold. Also, that data will be aggregated so traders can see how their portfolio stacks up to others.
For example, you would be able to enter someone with your same age and risk profile and see which stocks and funds they own. Perhaps even track their moves.
The social networking arena is the next big push for online brokers like TD, as they strive to get more traders, especially younger ones.
This index is just the beginning for one major player.
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9 whole wheat, uncooked lasagna noodles
1 T olive oil (or light butter) - I omit
1 lb Asparagus, cut into 1 inch pieces
1 8oz pkg. fresh mushrooms, sliced
1/2 lb of ham, cubed (roughly 2.5 C)
2 C milk*
1/3 C flour*
1 tsp. chicken bouillon*
1/8 tsp. pepper*
1 T Spicy Brown mustard*
8 oz Mozzarella cheese, shredded (cobly jack is also an excellent addition)
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Saute mushooms and asparagus in olive oil/butter for 5-7 minutes, or until asparagus is done.
bake covered at 350 for 20-30 minutes (use a cookie sheet to cover the pan, save the foil!) and then cook uncovered for an additional 10-15 minutes until noodles are tender.
Let stand 15 minutes before serving.
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2 C milk
1/3 - 1/2 C flour
1/2 C chicken broth
1/8 tsp. pepper
1 1/2 T Spicy Brown mustard
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PERU — Robert W. Biddle, 89, died Thursday at 11 p.m. at his residence.
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To be honest, I'd never really taken much interest in or a good look at Dr. Lakra's work, but when Henrik Haven sent me photos of Dr. Lakra's recent show at Nils Stærk in Copenhagen, I've finally taken the chance to look at the work and I'm blown away. It's no wonder he is in MoMA's collection. The show runs through December 15th, but for those of us who cannot make it to Copenhagen, here are photos of a portion of the show:
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Too expensive, small portions – First I'd like to say that I have been eating thai food for many years all over the country. I just paid $15 for pad kee mow (drunken noodles) because i wasn't paying attention to the price. This meal at best costs $2 to prepare so when i pay $5-8 I am usually ok as long as it tastes good. In this case in was just ok and the meal was in a small container. Definately no leftovers. How they can get away with that is beyond me. I won't be back.
Neva cook again good! – I thought I had died and gone to he'm! Oooo Jesus the food is goowid! They hidd'n this restaurant! I think they should put it in the median on blanding! It's that good! Just back up traffic and stop and eat. Blanding already backed up all the time anyway. May as well back it up for some good food folks!!! Thai Garden has good waitresses, good food, and even gooder prices! Go there! Ya won't be sorry!
Great cuisine and service – My best friend and I love Thai Garden! The food is great and te service was gret. I'm black and the waitress wasn't rude like a another poster said. Just warning they make their own spices daily so number 1-6. If you don't like hot spices do not get spice higher than 3. It's pricy but worth every penny. Great place to go on a date.
Bad Service and condensending because of race – I'm new to Jacksonville and decided to visit this restaurant because of the raitn review I saw online. The waitres was very nasty and condensending. I've eaten at some of the best and worst thai restaurant fromDC to Texas and never have I experience where I felt that I was look down upon because I was black. I foud this hard to do since both My Grandmother and my Son-in-law happens to be white. I was peoperly dress and I was polite however, I stil found this experience to be one of my worst in addition, the food portion was very very samll and when I ask the waitress about it she ask. "have you ever eaten in a thai facility before" although I was ignorant eventhough I knew the food and did not need a menu.
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AUSTIN -- An Austin man has been arrested and charged with the death of another man back in April 2012.
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How do you pronounce Le-a?
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Wunderbar! I did not see that at all. The dash is staring everyone right in the face. I thought her name was:
I guess my brain has turned to latex.
This is now an active field of research. The search is on for other names that flabbergast people. I can see multitudes of grants being given out at all the major universities. Let me have the first one. Name your child Hi:ic.
In mathematics, you don't understand things. You just get used to them.
I have the result, but I do not yet know how to get it.
All physicists, and a good many quite respectable mathematicians are contemptuous about proof.
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That is "Letraita",monsieur.
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Re: How do you pronounce Le-a?
"Lenota", "Leoppositea" (six syllables), "Letakeawaya" Oh that's it! Take her away! She is able to certify; that is, certifiable. Must be a French name though since it starts with "Le". But they might spell the "-" as "daioueche".
Writing "pretty" math (two dimensional) is easier to read and grasp than LaTex (one dimensional).
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Huh? Had me fooled too. I have to say it is definitely very unique.
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