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Revlon already launched a limited edition of scented nail polishes last summer, and they're doing it again for the summer of 2013. Last year they went for fruity fragrances, and this time they decided to infuse their nail polishes with the scent of five delicious desserts. I am a real dessert lover (my motto is: ''life is uncertain, east dessert first'') so I am very happy with Revlon's choice! The new Revlon Scented Treats collection consists of five pretty nail lacquers, all with a different scents. Have look and a sniff with me.
Sugar Glaze: soft pink with the scent of sugar frosting
Cherry Bon Bon: bright red with a sweet cherry fragrance
Raspberry Scone: raspberry purple with the smell of raspberry ice cream
Strawberry Cream: coral pink that smells of strawberries
Mint Gelato: trendy mint green that not only looks but also smells like mint
The five new Scented Treats all have the same texture and are easy to apply, but during the application I did notice that some of the shades were easier to work with than others. I struggled a bit to get Mint Gelato and Strawberry Cream to look nice and even and I needed two coats to get decent coverage out of them. Sugar Glaze, Cherry Bon Bon and Raspberry Scone were easier to work with. One coat of these shades was enough for flawless coverage. The easiest nail polish of the five is definitely Raspberry Scone, so if you like quick and easy manis, then this raspberry purple shade will be your best match.
The finish of the five Scented Treats nail enamels is nice and shiny, but I also like how they look with a matte top coat. The colors are all very happy and summery. Of the five shades Cherry Bon Bon is my favorite. This bright warm red shade really flatters my skin tone.
And the scents? Well, they're very easy to recognize! You can really smell all the desserts. Omnomnom! And the scents don't fade away, so I am constantly smelling my nails. The phrase "Smell my finger" definitely got a whole different meaning thanks to these Scented Treats ;-) My favorite scent is Strawberry Cream. When I close my eyes and smell Strawberry Cream, it's like there's a bowl of delicious strawberries in front of me!
The new Revlon Scented Treats are all 14,90 CHF and are available at Manor and other specialized retailers. I have a feeling that these limited-edition nail polishes will be very popular, so don't wait too long to get yours!
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Basshunter aka Jonas Altberg was born 1984 in Halmstad, Sweden. He lives with his parents and younger brother 5 minutes from Swedens best beach "Tyl�sand". He can shortly be described as stubborn and creative person. He started to produce music in 1999 with a little help from the computer program "Fruityloops". The interest of music became bigger and bigger. After a lot of demos spread over the internet, he started to get some phone calls from clubs that wanted to have him as a deejay. In April 2006 he got his first real contact to the music industry when signed a record deal with Warner Music. He released his first single Boten Anna in Scandinavia and it became a hit instantly. It all went very fast, much faster then Basshunter himself ever could expect.
From a normal guy that were very good in computer games he went to the guy that performed almost every day all over Scandinavia. The story continued that his "SWEDISH" song also went no. 2 in Holland on the sales chart, which is historical. Right now has Basshunter just finished his debut album "LOL" and it is available in a store close to you!

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Mr. College Football basically saying what we already knew post spring practice. Interesting to note that he has Va Tech at #6 and North Carolina at #16. I respect him (not just because he lives behind my former HS) but because he actually pays attention to ACC teams and writes about this for the Atlanta Journal Constitution (typically dominated by University of Georgia apologists).
15—Florida State (9-4, 12): If the Seminoles can find a couple of receivers they will win the ACC Atlantic.


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ATP - 2nd round of Zagreb (Croatia)
Robin Haase is actually in the 58th position in ATP ranking while Martin Klizan stands in the 33th position.
These two players have played just once against each other and Robin Haase had done very well to beat Martin Klizan in the only encounter that they had done so far.
The only match between these two good players was in Kitzbuhel of Austria a year ago and Robin Haase managed very well to beat Martin Klizan in two sets with the result 6-3 6-3 but it was in clay surface so the situation would be different today.
Robin Haase did very well yesterday to beat the Croatian Veic in a difficult match that finished in three sets while Martin Klizan played in the previous round of this tournament two days ago and did very well to beat the Italian Viola in a tough match as well in three sets.
In my opinion we must see a very tough match between these two players as they are both very powerful players so ill take over in total games that must be easy covered.


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This Season is in full Tank mode but that doesn't mean we shouldn't hope to see some positives for the rest of the year. What are some of your wishes to see from the team/players from now till the end of the season?
Draft Pick- Now I know I did say positives but still I want a top 3 draft pick..Larsson, Landeskog and RNH are first prizes to me, Couturier or Strome I would be happy with but if we're going to tank, LETS TANK.
Better PK- on paper I like the group of guys we have i'm thinking it's more of a system than personnel
Goaltending- We're still tanking here so I don't need any game stolen or anything how about let in just 2 goals every once and a while?
Stastny- finish the year on a PPG pace and get to 70..show us why you should be considered for the C next year
Duchene- I wanted to say 30 goals but i'll be nice and say 27 goals and 60 pts at the very least beat last years numbers. I don't think they are as bad as some people say but still cut down on the turnovers
Hejduk- get your 20th goal and come back next year
Jones- 30 goals
Liles- 50 pts and like Stastny show us why YOU should be the captain
Erik Robert Johnson- make us forget GDCS is that too much to ask? do something amazing that gives you a new nickname so I can stop calling you Erik Robert Johnson (like I said I would until you get a new nickname)
O'Reilly- just continue working hard, maybe a puck or 3 will go in the net for you
Morf (Mueller and Flash)- be able to wake up every morning and live a normal life...we'll talk another time about next season
Wilson/Gaunce- Hit everything you see
Hunwick, O'Bryne, Holos, Foote- between them Hannan and Quincey they have gone 190 total games without scoring a goal this season so ya one of you score a goal
and finally to the team as a whole just show some give a damn every once in a while...like every 3 games


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Attendees listened to the various speakers and the Oakwood Elementary School choir
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Just because a team is 1-7 doesn't mean it lacks Pro Bowl candidates. This Panther team has some young players worthy of your vote. Four of six players being endorsed of players I'm endorsing would be first time Pro Bowlers. I'll also tell you up front the list doesn't include some the recent Panther PBers. I can't say Steve Smith deserves to go nor can I endorse DeAngelo Williams. In both players cases you could argue both players were victims of poor play around them, its not a bad argument. But that argument it hardly gives credence for omitting another player with the production and a winning team. That's just the way it is and I'm okay with that. Both these guys will be tearing it up next year.
So below is my official Panther Pro Bowl endorsed candidates in which I ask for your vote, and I'm also talking to fans of other teams reading this. I've ranked them starting with the strongest candidate in my view:
LB James Anderson - Anderson is 5th in tackles in the NFL, 2nd in the NFC behind only Chad Greenway. He is also the 6th best LB in passes defensed (6) and has 2.5 sacks. Anderson has been a model of consistency this season averaging 9.5 tackles per game and has gone from reliable back-up to key starter. Anderson is making the plays on the field usually reserved for the WLB.
LB Jon Beason - I'm endorsing Beason at MLB since Dan Conner was kicking butt at MLB prior to his hip injury. Though Beason lacks the gaudy stats of prior seasons after switching positions we can expect a spike in his production going forward. Beason is the one endorsement based more on prior performance that 2010 stats. I have no doubt Beason will justify his inclusion should be garner your vote.
DT Derek Landri - 3rd in tackles in the NFC with 22 solo and 2.0 sacks on the Panthers 13th ranked run defense that is also 5th in points allowed. Landri has revitalized his career in Carolina after serving as a back-up his first 2.5 seasons in Jacksonville. Landri does a good job of getting penetrating and disrupting running plays.
SS Charles Godfrey - Godfrey is tied for 5th in the NFC with 4 INTs, tied for 12th in PDs with 6, 19th in tackles at 43. Since moving to SS this season Godfrey has become the player we thought Ron Meeks might mold him in to. Where in seasons past he would be happy to defend a ball he is now getting two hands on it. He also continues to play well in run support and isn't afriad of laying a big hit.
K John Kasay - Though he hasn't seen much work this season Kasay did boot a 55 yarder a couple weeks ago, the 3rd longest kick of his career at a youthful 41 years of age. He's hit 10 of 12 FGs and all 8 XPT (yes, only 8 opportunities in 8 games). Yet the real reaosn you want to John Kasay is this guy is clutch. When the game is on the line you can still send Kasay out with confidence.
P Jason Baker - NFL.com ranks Baker as the #5 punter overall. Though he not spectacular in any statistical category I'm endorsing Baker because he seems to always do exactly what is needed with the football. He's very consistent and has a strong leg.
Additional players left off this endorsement list are thre three veteran starters on the offensive line: LT Jordan Gross, LT Travelle Wharton and C Ryan Kalil. Prior to the season I considered all three as serious PB candidates but given the first half performance of this group none of them warrant consideration. This is one of the more perplexing realizations in the 2010 season.
Conversely, if not for his recent hip injury that landed LB Dan Conner on IR he would be on this list. Pro Football Focus had Conner its 3rd ranked MLB prior to his landing on IR (hip). I love to watch Conner make a tackle; he's one of those tough-nosed players that prefers to run through a tackle and then jam the opposing players helmet into the ground as he gets up.
So that's the six Panther players being endorsed for the 2011 Pro Bowl. Please go to this link to vote!


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Add Jay Gruden to the already long list of offensive coordinators the Philadelphia Eagles would like to interview. ESPN's NFL Insider Adam Schefter is reporting that the Eagles will seek permission to interview Cincinnati's offensive coordinator Jay Gruden on Monday:
Eagles expected to request permission from Bengals on Monday to interview Cuncinnati OC Jay Gruden for their HC job, per league source.—
Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) January 05, 2013
Gruden has been the Bengals offensive coordinator for two years now, and has helped develop one of the league's youngest offenses. His work with Andy Dalton and A.J. Green in particular has impressed many along with his dedication to his work and exceptional leadership ability. The Eagles cannot contact assistants who's teams are playing this weekend so that's why they'll wait until Monday.
Gruden joins Bruce Arians and Mike McCoy among other offensive coaches who have drawn the Eagles' interest.
The Eagles will also interview Syracuse HC Doug Marrone this weekend. Marrone turned around a horrific Syracuse football program and managed to go 8-5 and even win the Pinstripe Bowl this season.


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Jordi Garcia, Eduard Ayguadé, Jesús Labarta, "A Framework for Integrating Data Alignment, Distribution, and Redistribution in Distributed Memory Multiprocessors," IEEE Transactions on Parallel and Distributed Systems, vol. 12, no. 4, pp. 416-431, April, 2001.
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Abstract—Parallel architectures with physically distributed memory provide a cost-effective scalability to solve many large scale scientific problems. However, these systems are very difficult to program and tune. In these systems, the choice of a good data mapping and parallelization strategy can dramatically improve the efficiency of the resulting program. In this paper, we present a framework for automatic data mapping in the context of distributed memory multiprocessor systems. The framework is based on a new approach that allows the alignment, distribution, and redistribution problems to be solved together using a single graph representation. The Communication Parallelism Graph (CPG) is the structure that holds symbolic information about the potential data movement and parallelism inherent to the whole program. The CPG is then particularized for a given problem size and target system and used to find a minimal cost path through the graph using a general purpose linear 0-1 integer programming solver. The data layout strategy generated is optimal according to our current cost and compilation models.
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Yesterday sucked. Yesterday sucked because, deep down, we all believed we'd be watching NBA basketball in a month or two. We believed this because, after all the back and forth, the distance between what the players and owners were willing to accept was, and still is, a tiny fraction of where the sides started. We believed this because we thought there was no way the league would undo all of the momentum it gained from last year's gem of a season. Most of all, we believed this because of how much we love the game.
Now, all of that's "in jeopardy." Or it's a "nuclear winter." Or something. However you phrase it, it was the umpteenth we held our collective breath as we were again told that this particular day would decide the fate of the season. In all likelihood, yesterday was finally that day.
Our first reaction was to point fingers. At least that was mine. When something bad happens to us, we want blame someone, especially when we have no control over it. Look at our country's economic woes. Democrats blame Republicans. Republicans blame Democrats. Other people live in tents.
But this is useless. Not only because it won't salvage a season (or our economy), but also because blame lies everywhere in this process. I'm going to contradict my point about the blame game's uselessness and play it anyway. For no other reason than that it makes us feel better, if only for a moment or two.
- The owners: for starting the bargaining process so unreasonably far from where the previous deal stood – with a hard cap and a decrease in player BRI share from 57% to 46% - and for compounding this problem by not conceding nearly as much as the players throughout the negotiations.
- David Stern: for establishing the "us vs. them" rhetoric that dominated the process, for issuing ultimatums, and for his smug, holier-than-thou, cranky grandmother's brand of sarcasm that only served to antagonize the union and its players. For what it's worth (nothing), I do believe he presented the best offer the owners were willing to accept to the players this final time around, and that the owners, not Stern, deserve blame for the offer's perceived unfairness.
- Billy Hunter, Derek Fisher, and the Union: for failing to give all of the players a chance to decide on the latest offer by putting it to a league-wide vote, for failing to state their case coherently to the public, and for failing to swallow their pride to accept the deal on the table (after agreeing to the 50/50 BRI split, the difference between this deal and what they said they would accept would likely amount to smaller losses over ten years than losing this season alone will). This wasn't about that. It was just ego.
All of these people want a season. All of them are sad it probably won't happen. In this respect they are just like us. Except for the fact that they are responsible. Trying to pin it on one party over another diminishes the depth of their shared culpability.
The NBA will be back. When it is, David Stern may be the US Ambassador to a geopolitically irrelevant country in Europe, Billy Hunter may have joined Legal Expert Roger Cossack and Salary Cap Expert Sam Penn as a Labor Relations Expert on the roster of superfluous experts ESPN likes to keep around, and Derek Fisher may be running for Mayor of Little Rock.
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Dueling with DRAGON: RED's 6K Sensor Takes on Older MX in This EPIC Camera Shootout
With DRAGON now available for purchase or upgrade in RED's EPIC and SCARLET cameras, it's about time to see how well the new sensor outperforms its predecessor, the Mysterium-X. Cinematographer Ryan Walters has recently done just that at Indie Cinema Academy. His battery of tests compare everything from overall latitude, highlight handling, recoverable underexposure, low light performance, IR pollution, and more between two EPICs — one old and one new. Needless to say, if you're thinking of upgrading or simply wondering how all the DRAGON hype stacks up to reality, you definitely want to check out his results.
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The Best Thing About 4K & UHD Isn't More Resolution: Sayonara Interlacing, Hello Wider Color Gamut
As some have speculated, the recent push for 4K/UHD may have as much to do with hype as it does with quality. And, as has been stated time and time again: you may not get a huge benefit from 4K in your home, depending on viewing distance and screen size. There are some other factors, however, that make 'Ultra HD' technology desirable, regardless of clarity so crisp you can't even tell how crisp it really is. These factors are the other important goals defined in the ITU-R's (aptly dubbed) Rec. 2020 spec for 4K/UHD. Namely, they are (larger) color space and (progressive-only) frame rate. More »
Knowing Your Scopes: When to Trust Your Eye and the Most Useful Scopes of All
Depending on the acquisition system, waveform monitors and vectorscopes can guide quality control of your imagery from shooting all the way down the pipeline to grading, mastering, and compression for delivery. Scopes can seem a little intimidating and esoteric to the new user, but getting the basics down can really help in owning your image. Recently, Alexis Van Hurkman over at ProVideo Coalition has answered some key questions about scopes: find out which ones he considers the most indispensable below, plus when it may be a good idea to trust your own pair of eyes in making adjustments — even when your scopes are reading 'A-Okay.' More »
Building Color Models and Exploring Color Spaces in Three Dimensions with Blender
Color spaces and color models can be difficult to wrap your head around completely. There are additive and subtractive spaces, like RGB vs. CMYK, and different format/display technologies, like analog's YUV vs. digital's YCbCr — all of which you may have to traverse to achieve the final 'look' you want for your imagery. Not to mention that many color spaces are not absolute, meaning they don't profile device-specific color representation. This can certainly induce a bit of a headache for newcomers to the color science realm. A great post by photographer Mark Meyer, featured recently on PetaPixel, explains how you can quite literally better-orient yourself to color spaces and models by, well, modeling them — in 3D open suite Blender, no less. More »
Panasonic's Revolutionary New 'Micro Color Splitter' Sensor Filter Doubles Light Sensitivity
The most common way we get color images with digital cameras is with a Bayer pattern CMOS sensor, but there are plenty of variations on that design being used today. The upcoming Aaton Penelope Delta uses a Bayer pattern over a Dalsa CCD, for example, while the RED EPIC-M Monochrome uses the MX CMOS sensor foregoing color filtration entirely. By their very nature, though, color filters of any kind cut down the amount of light transmitted to the sensor. That's why Panasonic is developing a brand new type of color filter that will employ diffraction to split up the color spectrum, instead of filtration, and thus will be capable of doubling the light sensitivity of the sensor. More »
Tutorials Galore: Dailies in DaVinci Resolve, CinemaDNG to ACES Conversion, Plus What's a LUT?
Ever asked yourself, "What in the f#$% is a LUT?!" Or what a LUT's relationship is with color space? Or what a color space is? If "yes," not to worry — these concepts can be fairly confusing. Fortunately, engineering can and will work for you as an artist, so long as your understanding of it covers the fundamentals. And even if you answered "no" to all the above, you should still check out some of outstanding basic-breakdowns of these concepts below — including how to convert CinemaDNG footage into the Academy Color Encoding Spec color space (ACES) in Davinci Resolve, plus how to use that very program to generate dailies (like a boss). More »
Getting Started with Color Correction: Using Waveforms and Scopes with Colorist Steve Hullfish
The colorist's job has gotten a whole lot easier since chemical baths stepped out of the picture in many cases. Non-destructive color timing is the future in which we now live — that said, the principles at work in creating properly balanced imagery is as important as ever. Each camera we may be shooting on has its own unique implications in chromatic reproduction, and the ability to delicately correct a given color mixture (regardless of its source) is key. Ironically, or not, tools such as waveform monitors and vectorscopes — staples of the bygone analog video world — are as relevant today as ever in filmmaking, if not more so. A recent presentation by noted color correction author Steve Hullfish demonstrates precisely this point, as well as the basics in using your scopes to full advantage. More »
Color Science Versus Color Art with the Canon C300
As artists of a visual medium, we know when something looks "good" or "right" and we know something doesn't. Of course, "good" is a lot more subjective than "right," and that's part of the beauty of what we do. One of the things that directly determines such qualities of an image is the color science of the given camera we're working with. The color science of every manufacturer is different, and depending on the guts of the camera, each camera may differ as well. Art Adams at ProVideo Coalition has just posted a great, in-depth analysis of the various color matrices of the Canon C300 and what individual flair they bring to your imagery. Read on for some of his findings. More »
RED Introduces Significant Updates in New Firmware Version 3.3
If you're a RED owner or you've been following the company, you know that they're constantly updating their hardware and software to add more functionality as well as fix bugs. One of the bigger releases recently was an update to their color science which included a new color preset that supposedly can give great results without much fiddling. It should be noted that the other cameras competing in the high-end cinema space, the Sony F65 and the Arri Alexa, have both also been receiving a steady stream of firmware updates that also add functionality. For example, the F65 added playback in-camera not too long ago — so it's clear that these high-resolution cameras require a bit more engineering since they are basically computers with lenses. For what's new in version 3.3, check out the video below: More »
RED Releases New Camera Firmware and Color Science, EPICs No Longer on Backorder
As noted previously, RED has a new color science and gamma curve for their RAW-shooting cameras: REDgamma3 and REDcolor3. The new color science comes with a new camera firmware — version 3.0.0, which is a release build (not beta) for both EPIC and SCARLET — and there's a new version of REDCINE-X as well. RED's Jim Jannard explained the color science updates with the following — note that if you're doing a full grade, your gamma setting will still be REDlogfilm, but you should expect to employ the new color science alongside that gamma curve: More »
RED Calls REDgamma3 and REDcolor3 Updates 'Incredible,' Hosting Free REDucation in LA
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Not long after Children in Need comes Comic Relief, the inescapable national charity drive which culminates in Red Nose Day and another tedious telethon aimed at separating viewers from their money.
All in a good cause, of course.
But a few questions:
Is the BBC's growing obsession with charity whipping Britain into a kind of mass hysteria? Why does the state broadcaster inflict so many guilt trips on long suffering licence payers?
I keep hearing about Russell Brand's "millions of fans", the "smash hit" TV shows he stars in – and his crucial significance to the BBC.
What a load of bollocks!
Where are all these admirers who love him so?
Unbowed by her uphill struggle to be accepted as a member of the human race, Kerry Katona sets her sights high and boldly reaches for the skies.
The poor fool is about to undergo a load of plastic surgery for MTV's grotesque Whole Again.
"Once her transformation is complete," gasps the narrator.
Even though it's not as popular as The X Factor, Strictly Come Dancing has just been named Britain's most popular talent show… and Simon Cowell is turning into Victor Meldrew.
"I don't believe it," snarls the Dark Lord as Tess Daley bores everyone rigid with her rambling acceptance speech while helpfully failing to explain why there's no sign of spritely Bruce Forsyth.
You'd better believe it, Simon. For this is the wacky world of the National TV Awards – where Ant, Dec and Dr Who sweep the board every year, Coronation Street always loses because its fans don't bother to vote – and nothing makes sense.
The X Factor, Series Five … the story so far.
As his badly-chosen groups drop like skittles, ludicrous Louis Walsh is the new Sharon Osbourne.
Useless Walsh's only response to his laughable failure is to just keep on rotating the four or five clapped-out clichés he never tires of.
MY congratulations to Gok Wan for achieving a new low with his stunningly insensitive C4 atrocity Miss Naked Beauty.
"Do you feel empowered?" giggled Gok after he disgracefully hosed down 25 nude women quivering in an empty swimming pool.
"Do you feel liberated?"
"This is going to be fast," gasps a breathless Gordon Ramsay. "This is going to be furious … but it's going to be really exciting!"
Er – we'll be the judge of that Cookie Boy.
And, to be brutally honest, knocking up a salad, a bit of salmon and some rhubarb crumble isn't everyone's idea of a white-knuckle thrill ride.
To New Zealand for a riotously funny edition of ITV2's ridiculous Celebrity Adrenaline Junkie.
Jerk-off Jack Osbourne takes Matt Willis, John Thomson and Jodie Kidd on a gruelling endurance race - and, after being disqualified, they stagger over the finishing line in last place.
TEN HOURS after their nearest rival. Impressive!


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I'm so excited, got loads of art panned for the summer holidays, just got to convince J that it won't be too messy :) Love you too Lees xxx
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A passenger, Stephaine Workman, 23, Nappanee, complained of back pain and was transported to IU Health Goshen Hospital for treatment. No citations were issued.
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The Elkhart County Sheriff's Department recovered a stolen vehicle along C.R. 32, west of C.R. 1 where it was found to be abandoned in the roadway around 12:21 a.m. Thursday. The registered owner has not been located, according to police.
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A man found dead in his front yard earlier this week in Putnam County accidentally shot himself, according to authorities.
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While around 70% of the ROTB community is probably in favor of the return of Todd Haley, his return to Arizona seems less likely than his taking an OC position with another team. As I read articles and listen to sports talk radio from around the league I get the feeling that Haley will take an OC position that is as prestigious as being a HC almost anywhere else, or at the least he'll take an OC job and not stoop all the way down to a position coach.
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---- — AMESBURY — An Amesbury resident studying at the University of Maine has won a $10,000 grant for his research on water filters and will travel to Honduras in June to help bring clean water to an impoverished region of the country.
Bryer Sousa, a UMaine freshman majoring in chemistry and physics with a minor in mathematics, was awarded the Projects for Peace grant from the Davis Foundation last week to install biosand water filters in 50 households in the rural Trojes region of Honduras.
Sousa is among a team of 17 students, scientists and engineers traveling on the trip, which is being run by Pure Water for the World and Water for ME, a nonprofit Maine organization focused on clean water system research and implementation.
Beside helping the local families, the project will also provide Sousa with additional data for his efforts to create a more sustainable water-filtration system for underdeveloped countries using nanofibrillated cellulose.
"I've never been outside of the country, so I'm hoping to gain a lot of in-field experience and an idea of what the culture is like so I can help in the future," Sousa said.
Since shortly after he first arrived on campus, Sousa has been collaborating with a team of UMaine chemistry professors, graduate students and some Bangor High School chemistry students to research water filters made with nanofibrillated cellulose, which could prove to be a cheaper and more effective filtration option for developing countries.
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Such a filter would be sustainable, environmentally friendly, biodegradable and much cheaper than concrete or plastic biosand filters, which usually cost around $75, Sousa said. One of the main benefits of such a filter beside the cost is that they could be produced within the developing countries that use them, and they wouldn't leave dangerous chemicals behind when they eventually break down.
Right now the cellulose filters are still in the testing phase, which is why Sousa will be installing plastic biosand filters for this trip.
"This group (Pure Water for the World) has implemented biosand filters before and it's something I would drink from myself," Sousa said in a press release announcing the grant.
When conditions allow, Sousa and his group will also take water samples to see how effectively the existing filters are working, which will help them as they try to develop new, better filters back in Maine.
"On average, 5,400 people die every day due to lack of clean water, and most filters that are out there today cost a lot of money and aren't biodegradable," Sousa said. "With our filters, since they're biodegradable, they won't affect the environment by leaving chemicals behind when they break apart."


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Albany - Georgia law requires any child under the age of 18 to be properly restrained by a safety belt.
Children under the age of six are also supposed to be in a safety seat and the state recommend children under four foot nine use a booster seat. Ninty-five percent of child safety seat are improperly installed.
Seat belts aren't designed to fit children with smaller bodies. They need help, a safety or booster seat, and parents should want their children in those seats as long as possible.
"With each step you take you actually reduce, you lose some safety so we want to keep children in the internal harness as long as we can, " said Michele DeMott, Safe Communities Coordinator.
Manufacturers now make seats with internal harnesses for children up to 65 pounds. At 30 pounds it will keep three year old Jay Austin secure.
"You want the harness retainer clip at the armpit level that's going to hold the harnesses onto his shoulders in the event of a crash and you want you shouldn't be able to pinch the material lengthwise that's the test that we use if you can pinch the material lengthwise it's not snug enough," said DeMott.
At five Jay's sister Mia has outgrown the internal restraint, but by using her booster seat, the regular seat belt is a perfect fit.
"What we're looking for is for it to come across her upper thigh and hip bones, come across her sternum and come across he shoulder. We don't want it to cut into her neck, that's why we've got the adjustable shoulder harness so that it's good and comfortable for her, but so that it's going to raise her up enough so the safety belt fits her properly," said DeMott.
That's key, a seat belt fitting you properly, if it rests across a child's belly it can create something Emergency Rooms call seat belt syndrome and cause internal injuries. The best rule of thumb is this.
"Before they go into a three point lap and shoulder belt they should be able to sit with their back against the back of the vehicle seat with their knees bent of the front of the vehicle seat and feet touching the floor and be able to sit that way for the entire ride," said DeMott.
If they can't, then they're not ready to give up that extra layer of protection that could mean the difference between life and death.
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The Coast Guard said Tuesday officers rescued a 51-year-old man aboard a life raft after he abandoned his 28-foot sailboat, Dove. It happened about 20 miles south of Atlantic Beach, N.C, which is adjacent to Morehead City.Jay White of Gloucester sent out a mayday call around 7:15 a.m. after his boat started taking on water.A crew aboard a 47-foot Motor Life Boat from Coast Guard Station Fort Macon, N.C. responded along with a 45-foot Response Boat - Medium from Coast Guard Station Emerald Isle, N.C., and a diverted crew from the Coast Guard Cutter Staten Island, a 110-foot patrol boat homeported in Atlantic Beach.
Arriving on the scene, the MLB crew from Fort Macon found White aboard a life raft after he had abandoned his sailboat.
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As recently as a week ago, the New York Red Bulls were among the more inactive teams during the off-season. How quickly things can change. The Red Bulls made the long-rumored signings of Englishman Luke Rogers and Norwegian midfielder Jan Gunnar Solli official, inking both two multi-year contracts in the past two days. They also finalized their Homegrown Player contract with Matt Kassel, another player who's been linked with the Red Bulls for quite some time.
Up until the trio of signings, the Red Bulls had limited themselves to adding players through the MLS SuperDraft, but had cut ties with last year's leading scorer, Juan Pablo Angel. Rogers, a forward, won't likely replace Angel's production, but should provide an interesting piece to coach Hans Backe's arsenal. Rogers, who has spent most of his career in the lower rungs of the English pyramid, is known mainly for his speed.
"Our head coach Hans knows Luke very well from his days coaching at Notts County and we believe he will immediately compete for a starting position," said Red Bull New York General Manager and Sporting Director Erik Soler. "He has a very good work ethic and provides pace and strength to our front line."
Solli is also expected to compete for a starting spot, likely as a defensive midfielder but possibly as a defender. He has 40 caps for the Norwegian National Team and most recently played for SK Brann of the Norwegian Premier League.