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Fulltime puts the Lions out of their misery and the sad truth is, the score flattered them in this 49-point defeat. The Pies kick 14-16 and could have won by five or six more goals. Brisbane flogged by 138 in the disposals with Dane Swan (36) leading both clubs. Simon Black had 32 touches for Brisbane and his greatness endures even on a very average team. Plenty of outs for Brisbane but some very notable absences for Collingwood as well. Brisbane have a bye next week and need it badly.
FULLTIME Collingwood 14-16-100 defeat Brisbane 7-9-51.
Another one for McGrath. He's had some impact tonight and kicks his third. That brings Brisbane's deficit to less than 50. It's 100-51.
It's the 58th time Black has 30 or more possessions in his career.
The good news for the Lions is that Simon Black has been their best. The bad news for the Lions is that Simon Black has been their best. They rely on him so much, as they do Brown. Collingwood lead 100-45.
Finally, I can trot out GUNS OF PAPARONE! He kicks one for the Lions. Wouldn't think that counts as a turning point. Score is Collingwood 94 Brisbane 44.
Luke Ball - what about that. Nobody near him and he basically has an airswing on the handball. Barely gets a knuckle to it and it pops right up in the air and straight to the Lions. But the Pies get it back and Ben Reid goals. Margin stretches again. Collingwood in front 94-38.
How Collingwood have only scored 88 points is beyond me. They've had the footy all night. But the Lions making an awful mess of things as well. Karnezis misses another one from in front. He's had an absolute shocker. It's 88-38. Margin stays at 50.
Trailing by 50 going into the final term, I think the only sensible thing for the Lions to do now is start a stink.
You can tell it's a long night for Lions fans when they start talking on twitter about winning the quarter.
THIRD QUARTER After spraying them all over the shop, Collingwood manage to kick one after the three-quarter time siren. I make that 3-7 for them in that period. The Pies 12-14-86 to 5-6-36.
The Lions stuff up the easiest fast break you could imagine before Collingwood muck it up going back the other way. Fair to say this quarter really needs to come to an end. Pies up 80-36.
Goal to Redden! Great stuff from that young man and Brisbane have strung a few together now to keep the crowd interested. Another four or five of those unanswered and we might have a contest on our hands. The Lions have kicked the past three. Score is 79-35.
Marco 'Guns of' Paparone goes close from the angle but hits the upright. One of six teenagers playing for Brisbane tonight and they are at least making this a bit of a contest towards the end of the third quarter. It's 79-29 so 50 the margin.
Staker gets the free right in front. Another one for the Lions but they are a mile behind. It's 79-28 to the Pies. It's game over really but how much is the only thing remaining to be confirmed.
Boy there is some wonky kicking coming from the boots of Collingwood now. Plenty of shots but nothing going close at the moment. They could have had a cricket score tonight really.
Good news on the trainer folks. He is in hospital and is OK for the moment. We can confirm he had a heart attack on the ground and the first responder was a indeed a Collingwood fan, who jumped over the fence to assist. They can do it all tonight, the Pies. Score is 77-22 deep in the third.
Krakouer misses and it's 76 playing 16. Just the two goals for the Lions tonight. Fair to say the win over Essendon wasn't the panacea for their dramas. At least Ash McGrath is having a shot for the Lions. Playing forward tonight with Brown out and kicks one. It's 76-22.
Ripper of a grab from Kyle Martin. Beats the cover and takes a diving mark. Misses the kick though but the Pies have a little bit of room at the moment. It's 74-16.
Another bad loss for the Lions as Brent Maloney, one of their only big bodies in midfield, is subbed out with injury. Sam Docherty comes in but the rot has set in now. Two quick goals to the Pies and it's 73-16. Collingwood rubbing in the salt.
Melbourne Storm coach Craig Bellamy in the stands here tonight as we stand the third quarter. The parallels between his well-drilled, clinical Storm and the Lions are.... leave that with me. The Pies starting the third quarter in fine form as they advance it up the field but that's an ordinary kick from O'Brien.
HALFTIME Collingwood in complete command at the Gabba. And it would be worse if they could kick. The Pies in charge 9-7-61 to 2-5-16.
Maloney with a lovely kick to McGrath, who uses his body well to bounce off his opponent and take the mark. Strikes it well and Brisbane get a late one in this second quarter. Collingwood still rampant though. They lead 61-16.
Karnezis delivers to McGrath, short, he fumbles it, it slides out of bounds. This, folks, is the Lions tonight.
Lynch from the angle.... hits the post. He's only kicked one goal in his past six matches. The Pies have kicked 8-7 here tonight. Make that 9-7 as Dane Swan gets his name on the sheet. Pies lead 61-10.
Collingwood with about 80 more disposals than the Lions and Brisbane without a genuine goalkicker tonight minus big J Brown. What the hell are they going to do when he retires? Pies lead 54-10. Just the one goal for the Lions here as we hit the 19-minute mark in quarter two.
Even when his team is getting a hiding, Simon Black still manages to ooze class. Superb delivery on the fly to Karnezis and he should kick this. Misses though.... that's horrid stuff. Pies up 53-9.
Ash McGrath snaps but couldn't make the yardage from about 20m away. He opted to put up the bomb, which is eventually mopped up after some comedic play at the back from Collingwood. They lead 53-8 in the second quarter.
More pain for the Lions. Kennedy from the tight angle and this is becoming a good old-fashioned flogging. It's 53-8 to the Pies. Brisbane not firing any shots. I don't even think they are armed at this point.
Kyle Martin gets the first goal of the second quarter and the Pies getting away here. It's 45-8. Krakouer influential in that movement up the park. Brisbane could be in for a very long night here.
Stats say it all after that quarter. The Pies with 113 disposals to Brisbane's 59. And They've also notched up 21 inside 50s to Brisbane's six.
FIRST QUARTER Collingwood 5-3-33 Brisbane 1-1-7.
Whoops. Justin Clarke pops it up perfectly for Josh Thomas who bursts clear and slam dunks it for the Pies. Two quick ones and they lead 33-7. That's a closer reflection to how the game has panned out.
No movement on the score as the Pies lead 21-7. Make that 27-7 as Elliott makes a better fist of this one. Contentious sort of mark in the end but he made it count. The Pies stretch the lead.
And the Lions get one! Rohan Bewick was handy against the Blues last week and gets one with his first shot tonight. Collingwood in front 21-7 as the Lions pinch a handy return there. From the way this game has been played, hard to believe there score is this close.
Lynch with the strong charge out from full forward and misses another sitter from in front. Collingwood now 3-3-21 to Brisbane's 0-1-1. The Lions could be down by 30 here but they are managing to hold on, mostly by the good grace of Collingwood.
Lions are on the board after 17 minutes. It's 20-1.
Ben Reid from a mile away. Gets it home. Pies lead 20-0. Massive drama here for the Lions. The last time they touched the footy was in the warm-ups.
Another miss from the Pies. Can't convert this pressure into points. Brisbane having a bit of luck in that department, actually. Carlton couldn't have hit a barn door with a watermelon last week.
Lynch just smashed one towards goal from about 60m but it fell short, left and was spoiled in the end by the Lions. But the home side is right under the pump here. Cannot assert themselves in any part of the contest so far. We've had 12 minutes and Collingwood lead 13-0.
Brisbane just cannot get a touch at the moment. Complete domination from Collingwood, who have two early goals to their name after nine minutes. Brisbane haven't advanced the ball past halfway. And more trouble here as Ben Kennedy.... misses a sitter. Pies 13 Lions 0.
Early indications is that the trainer is alright but that's an incredible start to the night. Meanwhile Darren Jolly kicks one for the Pies. Collingwood leading 12-0 after five minutes.
We're off and running and Collingwood with an inside 50 and a goal to Jamie Elliot in the first minute. Way too easy. Pies up 6-0.
Some early drama here. One of the Lions trainers looks as if he's had a heart attack before the game and he's been attended to by medics on the field. We are chasing this up for you as we speak but there's a suggestion the trainer was revived by a fan.
Good evening folks. Super evening for footy at the Gabba as the Lions host Collingwood. Cloke a late out for the Pies and Joel Patfull's sigh could be heard over here in the press box after he struggled with Waite last week. He's a big loss for Collingwood but have a look at the outs for the Lions, which include Rich, Brown, Leuenberger, Merrett and Rockliff. That spells massive trouble and Collingwood should be too good tonight.


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Saratoga School District: Stop minimum days increase from one per month to EVERY Wednesday
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School board voted on EVERY Wednesday early dismissal without communication to parent community for such an impactful and financial hardship.
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Titans CB McCourty undergoes forearm surgery
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SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. -- A Scottsdale man is behind bars Monday accused of threatening to kill Sheriff Joe Arpaio.
Sheriff's deputies said Ignacio Carbajal posted comments on his Facebook page, saying he planned to kill the Sheriff because of Arpaio's stance on illegal immigration.
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The man accused of shooting and killing a 17-year-old at a Huntsville nightclub in 2010 was found guilty Friday.
After hearing two days of testimonies, a jury convicted Steven Seay, 24, of murdering James Price at the Infinity nightclub on June 2010.
The shooting erupted when Seay, his brother and his cousin began fighting with several others during a teen party at the club, according to investigators.
Two shots were fired, one of which hit Price in the head, killing him.
The defense's case maintained that it was unclear who fired the shot that killed Price, since other witnesses testified they heard multiple shots that night.
On Thursday, prosecutors presented an audio recording of police questioning Seay the night of the shooting, after Seay was read his Miranda rights.
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Posted: Dec 13, 2013
Job Title: Logistics & Dispatch Manager
Department: Logistics
Reports To: The Directors
Reporting to this position: Drivers and Rider
The position is for a firm in the Hospitality Industry
The position is for a firm in the Hospitality Industry
Role Objective
He is to oversee the daily deliveries by the company vehicles as well manage the outsourced service to courier companies; receive returns and give reports thereof with zero errors.
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My Cub and the hitches and implements I made for it had their first real test last weekend, and much to my surprise everything worked. I ran the Cub pretty hard for, I don't know, probably six hours and it did a ton of work without complaint. I had two friends coming to help transplant tomatoes last Saturday, with rain coming on Sunday, so I darn well had to get everything ready on Friday!
Here are some pictures of my implements and field prep sequence, this is for about 2/3 of my tomatoes.
This field had never been used before so I'd turned the covercrop/sod under with a course, shallow rototilling a couple weeks earlier.
Spring-tooth harrowed, with a 4' section I took from a 100-year-old 12' horse-drawn harrow
Doing some deeper tillage where the tomatoes are going
Chisel/S-tine on rear 3-pt hitch
Beds raised
Bed shaper on belly 3-pt hitch
Laying plastic
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Water-wheel transplanter. I was particularly surprised that the Cub handled this one, I wasn't sure if I'd have to borrow a neighbor's tractor. But the Cub pulled it just fine, up hills, down hills, slowly enough that friends could sit on the back and stuff the plants in the holes.


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Plan Check Kitchen + Bar is a quaint little restaurant located in West LA's Little Osaka. Many of you might be familiar with this area for the sushi, but maybe you've frequented the Los Angeles Department of Building and Safety on a regular basis to have your plans reviewed for permitting. The concept behind this restaurant design embodies the creative lifestyle of architects, designers, and developers that flock here on a regular basis.
The minimal industrial warehouse vibe of this gastropub has the laid back feeling of a corner general store or corner bar in any small town.The outside patio is very welcoming with its warm, minimal lighting aesthetic. Modern outdoor lighting paired with industrial awnings makes for a perfect L.A. evening hang out.
The long communal tables are centrally located with an open bar on the left and sculptural wood booths to the right. The natural wood and metal tables do a great job of warming up the space. Poured concrete floors and industrial modern lighting fixtures consistently create a warehouse style interior.
These gunmetal barstools paired with this bronze wall sconce are perfect for giving your space that feeling of an industrial warehouse.
Set of 4 Zuo Modern Marius Gunmetal Counter Stools
Robert Abbey Iris Bronze Plug-In Swing Arm Wall Lamp
Even the menus look like a set of plans! How great is that? But really, what's so great about this place is the menu.
Umami Burger's, Chef Ernesto Uchimura, has created a menu of comfort food topped with things like bacon candy and ketchup leather and stuffed with things like bone marrow and swiss cheese fondue. You can't go wrong with anything on this menu.
Now you've got something to look forward to next time you're visiting the Department of Building and Safety!
Images: Plan Check, GDX
Wall & Deco introduces an incredible new collection of of outdoor wallpaper called OUT-Outdoor Unconventional Texture. The visual solutions for exterior decoration will blow your mind. Graffiti and street art have greatly influenced the design culture in the last few years and now Wall & Deco has taken this concept to the next level and combined it with innovative technology to create something completely unexpected.
There are so many expressive possibilities which make these bold and graphic outdoor wallpapers an architects dream! Adding color and graphic wall murals into urban settings makes for happy places and it actually brings inspiration to communities. Goodbye outdoor tile, hello outdoor wallpaper! Just take a look at some of the amazing exterior applications.
BauHaus: This colorful graphic pattern creates such a bold contrast with the natural environment. Imagine how this could light up at night with the use of modern up lighting.
Kefia: The Houndstooth pattern adds sophistication to this modern architecture. Pair it with colorful outdoor chairs and let the fun begin!
Tokio Stripes: Black and white patterns are a bold, yet classic statement. Modern outdoor furniture in neutral tones helps maintain balance and doesn't compete with this bold pattern.
Pop Pop Pop: No repeat on this pop wall mural. Just look at how the image seems transparent and you can still see the "wall" behind it. Such amazing innovation.
Loren Ipsum: Combing the old with the new. How can that not be ancient text carved into a concete wall?
Camooo: Camouflage your building or create a bold graphic statement. Imagine using this on a government building in your downtown!
Wall & Deco has just proven to us that architecture is about to get more fun!
Images: Wall & Deco
Vacation homes were once only for the rich, but modern cabins are packing big design into small footprints...and small price tags.
As originally reported in the Los Angeles Times, students at the Woodbury University School of Architecture have proven that - with a simple storage shed, a $1,500 build-out budget, and some creative thinking - mini-cabins can achieve high design that's actually within reach. Land not included, of course.
Under the guidance of professors Sonny Ward and Jeanine Centuori, the students were tasked with transforming 10' x 10' "over-the-counter" tool sheds into hospitable mini-cabins, affordable summer homes with light, insulation and sleeping space for two. For kicks (and added educational benefit), the professors added a wrinkle to the project: each of the three design teams were charged with incorporating a material - either wood, paper or plastic - throughout the design.
Cabin interiors were kept understandably rustic, and with a 100 square foot footprint, space was utilized to the fullest.
While these cabins were clearly more case study than residential solution, the project raised an interesting point. There are tons of ideas circulating for prefab vacation homes that are affordable, design savvy, and can handily withstand the rigor of part-time use.
Check out this shipping container solution by Texas-based Poteet Architects, utilizing a durable steel shipping container as it's structure:
Clean and unobtrusive, use modern close to ceiling lights to open up the constrained feeling of a small space.
Modern prefab homes have been a boom industry for a few years now, because they're relatively easy to deploy. This Sommerhaus Piu Prefab Vacation Home by German industrial designers Patrick Frey and Björn Götte is billed simply as "affordable." We might add stunning to that description.
The use of wall lights and small contemporary sconces keep limited airspace clean and clutter-free while stowing away neatly in the kitchen.
And for those who are looking for the turn-key approach, there's this contemporary loft design by Zenkaya:
Summer is just around the corner. When your wanderlust kicks in, consider surveying the landscape for a location that's amenable to housing modern cabins. Look for level ground and affordable property prices in areas within a days drive or train ride from home. Drop a design-savvy structure on top and you're ready to vacation in style. And should you ever need a house sitter, you know where to find us.
Images: Los Angeles Times, Home Dsgn, the Coolist, Zenkaya
Porcelanosa's beautiful West Hollywood showroom opened last week and it was the perfect place to kick-off Dwell on Design and Meet the Architects. I spent the first hour or more wandering around the showroom drooling over the beautiful displays and the latest materials. As a designer I've been working with Porcelanosa for over 5 years and through these years they've never missed a beat. They are always introducing the most beautiful tiles with the most advanced technology, at reasonable prices. And the best part is that they almost always have everything in stock.
The chrome plated Madison Plata porcelain tile (above)is sure to add drama to any space. It's elegant, sophisticated, and just jaw dropping. Pairing it with a porcelain wood floor is great way to mix the organic and the glitz. The bathtubs and sinks are made of Krion, a matte solid-surface material, and the simplicity is stunning.
This natural stone wall tile paired with Urbatek's Max Black Nature floor tile (above) is a great combination of porcelain and natural stone. Layering natural elements with glamorous elements is the perfect way to create depth and interest in any space. Ornate and modern decorative mirrors will really define the style in your bathroom.
The subtle pattern on the mosaic tile behind the vanity gives you the look of wallpaper, but with the durability of porcelain.
Can you believe this Calacata Gold wall and floor tile is not the real thing? This is one of the best Calacata Porcelain tiles on the market! Wood and marble is always a classic comibination and the only thing that's missing here is the modern bathroom lighting.
These porcelain mosaic tiles are brilliant! Choose a light or dark grout color and watch these mosaics change faces in an instant!
After wandering around the showroom I did get a chance to listen to a few of the Architects speak about their projects in this year's Dwell Home Tour. Shawn Bleet of OKB Architects spoke about the all the huffing and puffing the city did in regards to the exterior color and finish selections of the Avon Residence addition in Pasadena. While one of my favorite architects, Whitney Sander of Sander Architects spoke about the Green House (below) and light-gauge metal building and it's effect on the environment and your pocket!
We'll tell you all about Dwell on Design and the Dwell Home Tours next week! Hope you get a chance to enjoy both of them this weekend! And if you don't, be sure to stay tuned for our full coverage of the events!
Images: Annie May, Sander Architects
June, 2012
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Our research utilizes a multidisciplinary approach to examining how pain and opioidergic neural circuits are differentially organized and activated in males and females. Ongoing behavioral studies in the lab have demonstrated that males and females have significantly different sensitivities to morphine in a model of chronic inflammatory pain. Indeed, the ED50 for systemic morphine in males is 4.5 mg/kg in comparison to >14 mg/kg in females. Current molecular studies are examining the potential mechanisms that may contribute to sex based differences in morphine analgesia. Using in situ hybridization along with advanced immunocytochemical techniques, we have recently shown that the distribution of the mu and delta opioid receptor (both protein and mRNA) is sexually dimorphic within the PAG.
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March 25, 2013 — Dr. Rachel Greenstadt, assistant professor of computer science, received a prestigious National Science Foundation (NSF) CAREER Award for her research "Privacy Analytics for Users in a Big Data World," which is a 5-year project with a budget of $494,747.
With this CAREER Award, Greenstadt, principle investigator (PI) in Drexel's Privacy, Security and Automation Lab (PSAL), and her students are focusing their research efforts on users' privacy on the Internet. As increasing amounts of data are being collected about users' actions online, more sophisticated analytics are being applied to this data for various purposes. These analytics consist of machine learning and data mining algorithms that help users manage private information and self-presentation online. In order to develop these tools and improve the privacy settings on existing technologies, researchers need to understand what users actually know and care about while protecting their online presence.
Greenstadt and her students aim to collect data to determine what precautions, if any, users actually take to ensure personal privacy on the Internet. These results will help researchers better understand how users' online actions correspond to the information they want to keep private, as well as provide awareness to the users about how their data is being used. Ultimately, Greenstadt and her team want to build enhanced privacy and analytical tools from the research results to assist Internet users.
Along with the user-oriented research, Greenstadt has many plans to incorporate educational pieces to the work. She will recruit Drexel co-op students and seniors to the team, providing undergraduates a chance to gain hands-on experience by building the privacy tools while her graduate students collect and analyze the research results. Greenstadt also wants to raise awareness of Internet privacy and distribute educational materials to a wider audience through regional hackathons, open data initiatives, and the Freedom Rings Partnership.
Greenstadt and her students have recently been praised for their research on stylometry, or authorship recognition, after developing two open-sourced tools, Anonymouth and JStylo. Read more about PSAL and its research here.
The CAREER Award is granted by the NSF to faculty who demonstrate the potential to be a future leader in research and education in their academic discipline.
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Network Security Toolkit Gets General Overhaul
The Network Security Toolkit (NST), a live DVD with countless security tools, is available in version 2.11.0. Much of the work focused on the installation and update mechanisms.
To begin with, NST 2.11.0 packages all system and network security applications as RPMs in online repositories so that you can install them using programs such as
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NST 2.11.0 is based on Fedora 11 and is bootable off of DVD or USB media. It also includes a VMWare appliance. The image files are available on the project homepage under "Getting Started."
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Carnegie Mellon researchers say 3 million pages could fall down the phishing hole in the next year.
SSH Key Management Guidelines
The US government rolls new best-practice rules for protecting SSH.
Knoppix 7.4 Released
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Heartbleed Bleeds On
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Drone Brain Goes Open Source
DARPA and NICTA release the code for the ultra-secure microkernel system used in aerial drones.
Password Management Services Vulnerable to Attack
Should you trust an online service to store your online passwords?
New Raspberry Pi Adds Two USB Ports
New B+ board lets you build cool things without the complication of a powered USB hub.
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Of the many stories associated with the guillotine, one theme continues to dominate, receiving comments from historians, scientists and students of urban legend: does a victim's head remain alive, albeit for a small period of time?
Many Historical Accounts:
The guillotine was invented as a humane and painless method of execution, one that brought an instant death: could the inventors have been wrong? Plenty of anecdotes have been used by all sides, many of them dating from the French Revolution, one of the guillotine's most prolific periods. Scientists who asked their students to watch and record how many times they blinked (the scientists themselves being guillotined), murderers who tried to speak, and rivals who bit each other while their heads were in a bag; all have been cited at some point. One famous tale concerns Charlotte Corday, the killer of Marat, whose cheek supposedly reddened after the executioner slapped it even though, at that point, she was just a severed head being held up to the crowd.
The Medical Answer:
The current medical consensus is that life does survive, for a period of roughly thirteen seconds, varying slightly depending on the victim's build, health and the immediate circumstances of the decapitation. The simple act of removing a head from a body is not what kills the brain, rather, it is the lack of oxygen and other important chemicals provided in the bloodstream. To quote Dr. Ron Wright "The 13 seconds is the amount of high energy phosphates that the cytochromes in the brain have to keep going without new oxygen and glucose" (Cited from urbanlegends.com, no longer extant). The precise post-execution lifespan will depend on how much oxygen, and other chemicals, were in the brain at the point of decapitation; however, eyes could certainly move and blink.
Do You Remain Aware?:
This solely technical survival forms only part of the answer; the second question is 'how long does the victim remain aware?' While the brain remains chemically alive, consciousness can cease immediately, caused by the loss of blood pressure or if the victim is knocked unconscious by the force of the decapitating blow. If that weren't to happen immediately, an individual could in theory remain self-aware for part of the thirteen-second period. There is no consistency in this answer, as the precise length of both actual, and practical, survival will vary depending on the victim. Of course, this applies to many forms of swift decapitation, and not just to the victims of the guillotine.


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With a sleek mirrored surface inside and outside, this 25-inch frameless cabinet is a versatile option. The two mirrors on the front doors have a 1/2-inch bevel and appear as one larger mirror for a design that integrates easily into any bath or powder room. Interior glass shelves are adjustable to accommodate your toiletries.
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This 4 bedroom / 3 bathroom villa is located in the gated community of Highgate Park on The Villages at Legacy Park. As you enter the double-entry doors into the tiled entrance hall you will find a fully-equipped kitchen with 2 bar stools, breakfast nook that seats 4, formal dining area that seats 6, laundry closet with full size washer and dryer, a living room with ceiling fan and light, TV with DVD player, 3 seat sofa that can also be used as a sofa bed, two-seat sofa, coffee table and side table with lamp. The living room has direct access out onto the pool deck. There are also 4 bedrooms that consist of a master bedroom with 2 bedside tables and lamps, TV, dresser, ceiling fan with light and an en-suite bathroom that has a walk-in-closet, corner bath, separate large shower cubicle, 2 vanities, tiled floor and a toilet room. The second bedroom has a queen-size bed, TV, dresser, 2 bedside tables with lamps, volume ceiling and closet. The other two bedrooms are both twin bedrooms - one has a desk and an en-suite bathroom that has a bath with overhead shower, single vanity, tiled floor and a toilet. There is also a third bathroom which also has a bath with overhead shower, single vanity, tiled floor and toilet. The villa has a games room that includes a 7ft pool table with overhead lights, foosball table and a darts board. Out on the pool deck you will find a heatable electric pool, outdoor spa, covered lanai with ceiling fan and light, round table, 4 chairs and 2 loungers - all tubular and a safety net for those with young children. The pool deck backs on to the community boundary wall for added privacy. The home sleeps up to 10 people.
Highgate Park at The Villages of Legacy Park is a prestigious gated holiday community located in a peaceful location set amongst beautiful rolling countryside with an abundance of pine trees and orange groves adding to the natural beauty of the area that features a child's play area and tennis courts.
Highgate Park is located off of HWY 27 near US 192 and I-4, just minutes from all area theme parks and attractions. Also only 2 minutes from Publix grocer, CVS Pharmacy, along with other stores including restaurants.
activities and attractions in Disney Area Central Florida
Disney World 8 miles
Universal - 16 miles
Sea World - 12 Miles
Orlando Airport - 23 Miles
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Summer season rates starting at $140 per night
High season rates starting at $160 per night
- All major credit cards accepted
- All rates exclude Florida tax at 13%
- This home can be booked with a $200 deposit plus $25 reservation fee with the remaining balance due 4 weeks prior to arrival
- A $90 cleaning fee is charged on all stays less than 5 nights
A property protection fee of $69 and a $25 reservation fee are added to all bookings
- Pool heat is recommended from November-April and is $35 per day or $165 per week for homes with electric heaters and $60 per day or $330 per week for those with gas heaters
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Deborah Feldman was born and raised in the Hasidic community of Satmar in Williamsburg, Brooklyn.
She is the author of the New York Times Bestselling memoir, UNORTHODOX: The Scandalous Rejection of My Hasidic Roots (Simon and Schuster, 2012) and EXODUS, a memoir of post-religious alienation and identity (Blue Rider Press, 03/2014.)
Deborah attended Sarah Lawrence College and lives in New England with her son, where she is currently at work on her third book.


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- an urban artist or street artist, mostly emerging.
- a songwriter, composer, or band.
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Issue four of MoTHER [has words...] is currently in production and features Tomas Ford, Allan Boyd the Antipoet, Troll and Andrew Nicholls. The theme deals with masculinity and mateship.
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on Dec 21, 2012 at 10:31 am
What nonsense- after all the money that unions shake down from their emplyees so they can give it to Democrats, who in return won't do anything about the public worker pensions. That is bankrupting CA and every other state. This bill is nonsense.
on Dec 21, 2012 at 10:36 am
And make the politicians wear badges on their suits sized in proportion to the donation (think NASCAR driver suits)!
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The Chatham County Sheriff's Office held its largest jail officer graduation on Friday afternoon.
37 graduates from the Basic Jail Officers Training course were honored at 2 p.m. Friday in a ceremony at the Armstrong Center. It was largest class in the department's history, according to the sheriff's office. After more training with a Facility Training Officer in the jail, the graduates will help staff the new inmate housing units in the Detention Center Expansion Project.
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Central Sikhote-Alin
Region of the Russian Federation: Primorsky Region
Status of Territories composing the Property: Sikhote-Alinsky State Nature Biosphere Reserve and Goraly Regional Preserve
Area: 0, 395 million ha
Status: inscribed in the World Heritage List in 2001
Southern parts of the Russian Far East are among the largest regions where massifs of ancient coniferous and broad-leaf forests still exist. The impact of human activity on this region has been insignificant. of The region's location, on the path where plants and animals are disseminated along the Pacific coast of Asia, from the tropics to temperate latitudes, makes the area a complicated, bright mixture of flora and fauna - particularly representatives of southern and northern flora and fauna. This region contains a lot of rare and endangered species, most of which cannot be encountered anywhere else. The flora and fauna of the Sikhote-Alin include almost 1,200 vascular plant species, 370 bird and 71 mammalian species.
The mountain Sikhote-Alin land is one of the world's last large habitats of the Amur tiger. Numerous rare and endangered species (amur ghoral, black bear, japanese and hooded cranes, black stork, merganser, fish owl, ginseng and rosy rhodiola, etc.) require special measures for conservation in their natural environment.
The picturesque terrain forms deep rivers in combination with exceptional biodiversity; exotic plants and animals, reminding us of the tropics, lend Sikhote-Alin a unique appearance. Numerous aesthetically and recreationally valuable sites here include: rock remnants scattered amidst the taiga, waterfalls and rapids (Kema rapids and Big Amga falls), the Shanduy Mountain, lakes, the intricate rock formations and sandy bays on the coast of the Sea of Japan.


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Tennessee Titans quarterback Jake Locker will have a second MRI Tuesday after injuring his hip during Sunday's win over the New York Jets.
In a news conference Monday, Head Coach Mike Munchak called the initial test results "encouraging" and said the results of Locker's first MRI showed "nothing obvious."
Munchak said there is a lot of swelling and they don't want to speculate how long Locker will rehab.
Surgery, however, does not appear to be in Locker's future and the injury does not appear to be season ending.
Munchak said they should know more after Tuesday's MRI.Locker went down during a pass attempt in the third quarter of Sunday's game and was carted off the field while clutching his right hip area.
The third year quarterback was taken to the locker room and quickly transported to Saint Thomas Midtown Hospital, where he spent the night. He was released around 11:30 a.m. and had already been to the Titans practice facility for treatment by the time Munchak's 1:30 p.m. news conference began.
NFL insider Adam Schefter tweeted Monday morning that he believed Locker would miss four to eight weeks. The Tennessean's Jim Wyatt reported late Monday morning that Locker would be out at least a month.
In a statement released Monday afternoon, Locker thanked everyone for their thoughts and prayers.
He said, "I am going to work as hard as I can to get back as soon as I can. I believe in this team and will do whatever I can to help us win in the meantime."
The hip area injury is likely one of three possibilities, according to one of Nashville's leading hip and fracture doctors.
Dr. Philip Kregor formerly headed emergency orthopedic trauma at Vanderbilt University Medical Center before starting his own Nashville hip and fracture practice.
He told News 2 Monday that Locker's doctors are probably looking a cartilage tear, muscle tear or a smaller fracture from Locker's trauma was undetected by the X-ray taken at the LP Field.
Dr. Kregor said that if some reports are correct about Locker being out four to eight weeks, "I think is more consistent with a muscle injury or soft tissue injury."
He also told News 2 that it's very common on hip injuries for a second MRI because "they are a little bit tricky to read, and sometimes the injury takes a little bit of time to be clear in the image."
Dr. Kregor added that even if its a muscle injury for Locker, "it's still going to hurt like heck."Prior to the injury, Locker was having arguably the best game of his career. He was 18 of 24 for 149 yards, three touchdowns and no picks.The Titans and backup quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick went on to defeat the Jets 38-13.
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Can't extrude in assemble drawing in inventor when I draw a sketch and finish sketch
And try to extrude the sketch it extrudes but only in cut mode it is the only button that is working the rest are all faded out
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Hi 1207463,
This is called an Assembly Feature. And that is just the way it works, you're only able to mill/remove material from the assembly level, if you need to add material just edit the part and create the sketch in that part.
The reason behind this goes something like this: Imagine we have a part that we make and stock in inventory, but in some assemblies we add a hole and a kerf notch to the part. We don't want these modifications in every place the part is used, so placing the feature at the assembly level let's us have this flexibility.
Also just as a tip, you might want to use the words "assembly file" rather than "assembly drawing". Typically in Inventor assembly drawing refers to a drawing file (IDW or DWG) that details an assembly. Same goes for "part file" vs. "part drawing".Just a minor point, but it helps make your questions easier to understand.
I hope this helps.
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Your best bet would be to RC on the part in the assembly browser and edit it within the assembly to add the protruded feature you need.
A specially if you are trying to create or do top down engineering.
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Thanks managed to work it out was doing it **** from elbow create sketch then create part on sketch
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Following a successful career he now enjoys examining, teaching and lecturing both in England and overseas. Over the years he has trained many competitors who have reached British and international finals.
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Climate Change and Democratisation: A complex relationship
The science of climate change and human responsibility, the economics of addressing the problem and technical solutions, and the aspect of "climate justice" in regard to North-South (developed-developing world) relations in particular have all received substantial exposure in public debate and specialised technical, policy, and academic literatures. We also hear about the imperative to "climate-proof" society, the poor, and even the state. Confident answers to big questions about climate change problems are widely circulated, for example the claim that climate mitigation requires nothing less than a dramatic change in economic lifestyles and aspirations, or the idea that better governance is essential to meet the pressing needs of climate adaptation in poor countries. Occasionally, we are also told the "right political framework" is needed, usually meaning, on the international level, an improvement on the Kyoto Protocol and, at the national level, the right mix of regulatory policies and other legislation for moving toward a low-carbon future.
A surprising omission is the balanced inquiry into what climate change and its effects mean for democratisation, and what democratization could mean for mitigating greenhouse gas emissions and climate adaptation. This paper draws attention to the little explored relationships between climate change and democratisation. It is framed by four key questions of immense importance:
- Do global warming and its effects make democratic transition and consolidation easier or more difficult?
- Does democratisation make it easier or more difficult for countries, especially in the developing world, to engage with climate change mitigation, compared to countries with authoritarian or semi-authoritarian political regimes?
- Does democratisation mean that climate change adaptation, especially when it is intended to protect the most vulnerable social groups, becomes more likely?
- Can adaptation to climate change and the means to secure people from its harmful effects help countries that want to democratise, or will it get in the way of democratic reform and boost other forms of rule instead?
Peter Burnell studied at the University of Bristol for a Bachelor of Arts degree (1st class honors) in Economics and Politics before going on to complete a Master of Arts degree in Politics and a PhD on "The Political and Social Thought of Thomas Paine, 1737-1809," both at the University of Warwick. In 2007 he was awarded a Doctor of Letters by the University of Warwick. Professor Burnell has authored and edited many books and articles and is the founding joint editor of the international refereed journal Democratization and the accompanying book series Democratization Studies, published by Routledge. He is an invited member of the founding Executive Committee of the journal Zeitschrift für Vergleichende Politikwissenschaft.
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In their final tune up before the sectional, the North Daviess football team walked into a buzz saw at Death Valley.
The Cougars (3-6) lost to Springs Valley (4-5) 54-22 on the Blackhawks senior night behind five touchdowns from senior quarterback Levi Weddle.
Weddle and the Blackhawks offense got off to a fast start and the Cougars defense was powerless to do anything to slow them down. On their opening drive after a 38-yard kick return by Weddle, the senior quarterback led his offense on a 53-yard drive capped by a 16-yard touchdown run by senior running back Sebastian Baggett. Weddle ran in a direct snap to give Springs Valley an early 8-0 lead.
The Cougars came out throwing with quarterback Brady Helms completing his first two passes to Colton Lengacher and Zach Baker for 20 yards, a change from the run-heavy North Daviess offense. On a third down and one from the Blackhawks' 40, Helms tried to sneak it for a first down, but the junior coughed up the ball and Springs Valley recovered. At the time, it appeared the Cougars missed a big chance to even the score, but in retrospect it might not have mattered.
The Blackhawks answered with their second touchdown in as many drives with a 27-yard touchdown pass to Jacob Nachreiner from Weddle on a first and 20, giving Springs Valley a 14-0 lead. After forcing a North Daviess punt, the Blackhawks offense struck once again, this time on a Weddle 48-yard touchdown run pushing the lead to 20-0 at the end of the first quarter.
The second quarter brought even more offense from Valley Springs, Weddle connected with Baggett for a 30-yard touchdown pass extending the lead to 28-0 nine seconds into the second quarter. The next two possessions saw more of the same from the Blackhawks offense as they pushed their lead to 41-0 at halftime.
The Blackhawks 41-point first half was nine points short of the season high in points from the Aug. 24th 50-21 win against Mitchell. Springs Valley averaged an astonishing 15 yards per play in the first two quarters. Weddle connected on all four passes he attempted for 157 yards and three touchdowns. The senior ran six times for 107 yards for two more touchdowns.
North Daviess managed only four first downs against the staunch Blackhawks defense, compared to the 15 first downs that the Cougars defense allowed. The Springs Valley offense faced a mere three third downs in the first half.
The Cougars made a switch at quarterback bringing in freshman Andrew Medcalf, who promptly put North Daviess on the board on a 25-yard touchdown pass to Helms to cut the deficit to 35 points. Helms, back in a quarterback on the Cougars next drive scored his second touchdown of the night on a one-yard sneak into the end zone. The deficit was 41-14 after Lengacher ran in the two-point conversion.
Backup quarterback Isaac Brown connected with sophomore receiver Blake Robling for a touchdown to extend the lead to 48-14 with a little over seven minutes to play in regulation.
The Cougars added a 65-yard touchdown from Lengacher and a Helms sneak on the two-point conversion put the deficit at 48-22. Brown found sophomore Jacob Cook on a three-yard touchdown pass in the closing minutes for the final margin of 54-22.
After the resounding win to end the regular season on a high note after losing their previous two games, the Blackhawks will host North Decatur in the first round of sectional 39 next Friday. The Cougars, losers of two in a row and three of their last four will visit Union Dugger in the first round of sectional 40 next Friday. The Cougars won at Union Dugger 42-14 on Sept. 14.
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But D.C. Council member Jack Evans, D-Ward 2, says no. He called the Prince George's casino a "good thing" — one that shouldn't threaten the District's livelihood.
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Woman Swallows Cell Phone After Argument
She literally has a big mouth.BLUE SPRINGS, Mo. (AP) - It was a conversation stopper. A lovers' dispute over a cell phone took a serious turn early Friday morning when the woman ended the spat by swallowing the phone whole.


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Pastor responds to failing to tip, citing God
A Texas pastor has spoken out after she was lambasted on the Internet for supposedly failing to leave a server a tip and instead leaving a condescending message.
According to MSNBC, the customer, who identified herself as a pastor, wrote "I give God 10%, Why do you get 18?" as well as putting a zero in the tip space.
The customer was supposedly part of a party of 20 people -- something she denies -- that split the check in an attempt to avoid paying the 18 percent gratuity fee, regardless of the fact that the same person payed all of the tabs.
She took her message to the airwaves and said she actually left a second cash tip and is using the viral nature of the story to spread the gospel.
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Dicrocoelium dendriticum is slender and 6–10 mm long and 1.5–2.5 mm wide. It is found in many countries and infects a wide range of final hosts, including domestic ruminants. Another species, D hospes, is common in Africa.
The first intermediate host is a terrestrial snail (Cionella lubrica, in the USA), from which cercariae emerge and are aggregated in a mass of sticky mucus (slimeball). The cercariae are ingested by the second intermediate host, which is an ant (Formica fusca, in the USA), and encyst in the abdominal cavity. One or two metacercariae in the sub-esophageal ganglion of the ant cause abnormal behavior in which the ants attach themselves to the herbage, which in turn increases the probability of ingestion by the final host. The young flukes do not migrate through the liver tissue but reach the bile ducts from the intestine and begin laying eggs ∼10–12 wk after infection.
Dicrocoelium dendriticum, egg
Dicrocoelium dendriticum
There appears to be no immunity, and heavy infections may accumulate (up to 50,000 flukes in a mature sheep). Cirrhosis develops, and the bile ducts may be thickened and distended. Economic loss is due primarily to condemnation of livers. Clinical signs are not obvious but may be seen in massive infections. The eggs contain a miracidium and are very small (40 × 25 μm), lopsided, and yellowish brown.
The complex life cycle makes control of intermediate hosts almost impossible, because widespread chemical use has damaging ecologic effects on other similar organisms. Effective anthelmintic treatments in both cattle and sheep are albendazole at 15 mg/kg in a single dose or 2 doses of 7.5 mg/kg on successive days, or netobimin at 20 mg/kg.
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COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo., January 6, 2014 – After four days of competitive tryouts, the National Wheelchair Basketball Association (NWBA) has announced the 16-man roster that will represent USA Men's Wheelchair Basketball throughout 2014. The roster will eventually be narrowed down to 12 players to compete in the World Championships in Incheon, South Korea this July.
Throughout the weekend the focus was on teamwork and chemistry, and Head Coach Ron Lykins plans to emphasize that theme moving forward. "We had a lot of great individual players, but in choosing this team, chemistry was the deciding factor. We want guys who can play a role, are willing step up to help the team in any way they can, and guys who will always put the team first. We feel that we have the best chance for success with these sixteen players together."
Steve Serio, a member of the 16-man roster, extended that team mentality to the entire coaching and support staff. "Ron sets a really high bar," he explained, "and that standard of excellence has definitely trickled down. Being with the team and having the support from the athletic trainers, strength and conditioning coaches and nutritionists has definitely replenished my motivation. The goal is to bring home gold in South Korea and we are going to work hard to achieve that goal."
One step closer to Incheon, the team will be back in action in about a month. They will have a training camp at the Olympic Training Center in the middle of February.
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