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Car Stereo Installations
Install packages and guides for automobile systems of a stereo are convenient and useful not only to beginners, but also and for those who wants to try their forces in performance of small repair or modernization.
Installation can mean to add new options or to replace a stock audio system. You can adjust an audio system of a stock of the car, replacing a stereo, loudspeakers and the amplifier with those from your choice.
Before actually to begin an install task, recheck that you are in ready possession of necessary tools as screw-drivers, the tool for removal of isolation, crimper, cabling communication, butts connections end-to-end, line bit etc. In certain cases you can demand the aerial adapter. They are easily available with your retailer of a stereo.
The best way to establish your automobile speakers, a stereo, amplifiers etc. should follow the instructions given in the instruction. Each car has a certain model of an audio system. So, plan that best of all you can establish in the vehicle.
In the majority of cars forward speakers preferably while back speakers are oval. It is better, if you make the decision to keep the same location of a stock for speakers, to avoid to break door group or constraining falling in case of removal of the speakers established in the doorway.
Generally automobile installation of a stereo includes a radio set, the forward speaker, the speaker of a back part installation and an equipment choice.
You can modernize the automobile system of a stereo and establish the equipment with the best features. For example, you can choose the head device with remote control and the firm person.
The head device - mainly a probable part which is modernized every time when there is any just arrived in the market. Eventually, speakers and a stereo define quality of the made sound.
Some of other components which are modernized in an automobile stereo of high level, are amplifiers, generators of an alternating current, cables, audio processors, an investment of a bass loudspeaker, equalizers, DVD, navigation etc.
You should upgrade constantly generators of an alternating current according to the current ability of the vehicle from the point of view of electric system. If you want to establish very big audio systems in the car, to you, probably, the set of batteries is required to operate fluctuations in an electric current and thus to possess your favourite music during longer periods. You wouldn't settle the power.
In the USA to help you in or customs automobile installations of a stereo of high level, there are some training centers, namely, Technical School and Mobile the Syntec Loudspeaker.
If music - your passion, establish an audio system which is perfectly suitable for your car, and listen to the favourite music infinitely.


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Tailor Tariff Plans To Individual Customers
The Now Factory's real-time analytics platform gives a granular and real-time view of data usage across all the variables in the data service ecosystem, the devices, applications and different customer segments.
Different customers value data services differently, depending on their own interests. Video and gaming matter most to some segments, for example, while others may only be interested in a reliable email service. Pricing plans need to reflect this.
Our solutions unlock the information to help you optimize data plans. Used for tracking Over The Top (OTT) services, for example, they can measure their impact on your SMS and voice revenues and be used as the basis for tariff restructuring to rebalance the losses.
You can continually monitor usage across different customer groups, analyzing their alignment to tariff plans and making adjustments to ensure ongoing profitability. Real-time tariff selection and per-event pricing become a reality, driving incremental data revenues and ensuring you keep up with market demand.
To remain profitable in the new era of mobile data, you need to optimize tariff plans to ensure that network costs are properly aligned with revenue generation. The challenge is to move away from "one-size-fits-all" tariff packages and tailor your services to customers with highly personalized usage patterns.
New services are launching all the time and the onus is on you to wrap them up in payment plans that make sense for both your customers and your business.

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SOUTH BEND – Notre Dame's defense has led the charge for the team's 4-0 start and No. 10 ranking in the Associated Press Top 25.
The Irish have the nation's fourth-best scoring defense, giving up 9 points per game, haven't given up a rushing touchdown this season and kept both Michigan State and Michigan from getting into the end zone in Notre Dame's last two victories.
Heading into its bye week, Notre Dame is ranked 16th in total defense (291.3 yards per game), 16th against the run, (112.5 ypg.) and 23rd against the pass (178.8 ypg.).
Defensive coordinator Bob Diaco, who spoke to the media for the first time this season Wednesday, said the strong start is because the Irish are sticking to their core defensive beliefs.
We are interested in keeping the points down, Diaco said. The next piece that produces points is big plays. Defensively, we have to be sure that we are constantly focused on eliminating big plays. After that, we try to analyze what the opponent does to produce points, so we can eliminate it and keep the points down.
After that, we are interested in attacking the football and creating more disruptions.
The third part of Diaco's defensive diagram has been the biggest change for the Irish, whose next game will be against Miami (2-2) on Oct. 6 at Chicago's Soldier Field.
Notre Dame has forced 13 turnovers (eight interceptions, five fumbles) after creating only 14 turnovers (eight interceptions, six fumbles) last year.
I think it is the group of guys we have. We really want it, cornerback KeiVarae Russell, who has one interception, said of the Irish's ability to create turnovers. Our whole 11 are hungry. Every single play, we want to get better. I think you see every game, we are getting better and better. Some people go down, but we are going up.
Notre Dame is also getting to the quarterback more this season. The Irish have 14 sacks through four games after having 25 all of last season.
Sacks are like an energizer, said defensive end Stephon Tuitt, who has a team-high six sacks. Once I get one, you don't want to stop. You just keep going. I get really excited because I know during the summer I worked really hard to increase my pass-rushing skills. I'm just really excited to make plays.
Even though the Irish have started the season strong, Diaco said the defense is not a finished product. He said improvements can be made in fundamentals, pass defense and understanding the team's defensive concepts.
We're in no way anywhere close to where we need to be, and we've got a lot of work to do, Diaco said. Our players are improving and our coaches are improving defensively every day. That's built into what we consider to be a successful day.
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The Miami Hurricanes keep bringing in the hometown boys and just like his Booker T. Washington teammate Nigel Bethel did Friday, star defensive end Chad Thomas committed to the Hurricanes on Saturday morning.
Thomas, a 6-foot-5, 240-pound specimen of an athlete, got the red-carpet treatment while at FSU camp on Thursday, but it wasn't enough and he decided to stay home with the Hurricanes, according to a text message from Bethel.
Thomas, the No. 29-ranked player in the Sentinel's 2014 Florida Top 100, also posted his choice to his Twitter account, @F5_Chad: "I'm a Hurricane."
And apparently he's an F5 Hurricane, at that.
Hurricane Chad brings the UM commitment count to 23 players for the 2014 class and he joins Bethel and another BTW teammate Demetrius Jackson, his bookend defensive end on the other side of the Tornadoes defense.
Of Miami's 23 commitments, 12 are from Miami-Dade or Broward counties as the 'Canes have been gaining ground in reharnessing their grasp on South Florida.
In the past two seasons at Booker T., Thomas has nine sacks and registered 119 tackles, an average of about four tackles a game for the Tornadoes, whose starters don't usually get back on the field much past halftime in most of their lopsided victories.
Booker T. has been in the Class 4A state title game in each of the past two seasons, losing to Jacksonville Bolles in 2011, but then returning the favor in a rematch this past season.
Miami 2014 commitments (23)
CB Nigel (Patten) Bethel, 5-9, 175, Miami Booker T. Washington
OL Trevor Darling, 6-5, 330, Miami Central
QB Alin Edouard, 6-1, 181, Hialeah
OL Reilly Gibbons, 6-6, 278, St. Pete Catholic
ATH Trayon Gray, 6-1, 190, Miami Carol City
DE Demetrius Jackson, 6-4, 230, Miami Booker T. Washington
DT Courtel Jenkins, 6-2, 310, Wayne (N.J.) DePaul Catholic
QB Brad Kaaya, 6-4, 213, West Hills (Calif.) Chaminade Prep
WR Darrell Langham, 6-5, 190, Lantana Santaluces
OL Nick Linder, 6-3, 278, Fort Lauderdale STA


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Bistro 9101
For over 30 years, Chef Sean Minahan has delivered crave-able, bold flavors and now he brings his legendary food to Bistro 9101. Guests will be welcomed with a freshly roasted bulb of garlic and a toasted baguette.
Along with incredible appetizers, fresh salads, unique sandwiches, and mouthwatering pastas, the menu features distinct entrees, and hand-picked wine selections for pairing with the very best of the best prepared by Chef Sean and his staff. With an extensive variety of the finest lagers, ales, and craft beers on tap and creative daily food and drink specials at the spacious bar, guests will enjoy this neighborhood hot spot.
Chef Sean began his cooking career at the Carlton Restaurant in downtown Pittsburgh. He then went on to open two very popular restaurants in Walt Disney World. His cooking career also took him to restaurants in Charlotte, NC and Atlanta, GA. He returned to Pittsburgh where he worked providing world class food at the David L. Lawrence Convention Center.
"I have had the privilege of working with some of the greatest chefs in the world," he said. "Now I want to bring those great flavors and food to a restaurant in my neighborhood."
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The first supposed offer for Dwight Howard
What could the Wiz offer? Would you trade multiple No. 1 picks for him? I'm not delusional enough to think we have a way to get him, but seemed like a fun topic. This "rumor" has Golden State offering Ellis, Biedrins and Udoh. I would think there would be a couple of picks in there too if there was the slightest chance this were true. I also love how someone tweeted that Orlando and Minnesota blabbed the most about talks. And here's....an Orlando rumor.


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Glaucoma is a common cause of blindness among the elderly, but it can strike at any age. Now, a new, minimally invasive procedure, called canalopolasty, can stop the disease in its tracks.
"There is a fluid chamber obviously within the eye, when glaucoma occurs, fluid, pressure builds up in the eye because it's a closed system and the damage that occurs is back here at the optic nerve. What canaloplasty does is allows us with microsurgical techniques to open up the internal drainage channel of the eye. And then we place a small suture that keeps it open and that's how this procedure works, reducing the pressure, decreasing the chance for damage to the optic nerve," says Dr. Bradford shingleton, Opthalmologist.
One patient had the procedure done back in January for her glaucoma. Now, months later, she says her eye pressure is consistently low. In fact, she no longer needs to treat her right eye with drops.
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RICHLANDS, Va. (WVVA) -- The Graham G-Men know they have a target on their backs now that they're leading Virginia 2A's Conference 39. It doesn't seem to be bothering them one bit.
The G-Men beat Richlands 87-56, Thursday night battling through and overcoming a hot-start by the Blues.
Both teams were shooting lights out in the 1st quarter - Richlands hit five threes in that quarter alone. But the G-Men hung tough and pulled away in the second half.
The G-Men travel to Galax Friday night.
In the night's first game, the Richlands girls varsity beat Graham 61-53.
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LOUISVILLE, KY (WAVE) – A man arrested for driving under the influence did so while three children were in the car with him.
LMPD responded to a call regarding a drunk driver at 3:45 p.m. Tuesday on Crittenden Drive. They found Edgar Worthen, 45, in his car. Police said the car was running and Worthen smelled heavily of alcohol so they asked him to step out to conduct a field sobriety test.
According to an arrest report, Worthen told the officer he drank two, 32 ounce beers 30 minutes ago. The officer witnessed him drop his phone and almost fall over when trying to retrieve it from the ground.
Worthen said he left Shively, drove to the fairgrounds and then went on to where the cop found him.
Police said he had three juveniles in the car with him. The arrest report did not make it clear whether those children where his or not.
According to police, during the field sobriety test Worthen told the officer he was too drunk to continue and didn't want to waste anyone's time. When the officer arrested him and took him to jail the official Breathalyzer test showed his BAC was .189. The legal limit is .08.
Worthen was charged with DUI first, endangering the welfare of a minor, wanton endangerment, driving with an expired license and other offense not specified in the arrest report.
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Saturday's outlook is mostly sunny and a great afternoon is expected. Sunday skies could be partly cloudy with a breeze.
For the beginning of next week there is a slight chance of rain and cooler temperatures.
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text: Top 5 Wines of the Week: November 11, 2011 5 Wines We Tried (and Loved!) This Week by POPSUGAR Food 11/11/11 0 Reactions 28 Shares Print 0 17 11 0 0 In some ways, sipping the world's wines can be a hopeless endeavor; there's so much wine out there that we could sample wine all day long and still get nowhere near tasting everything. That doesn't mean we won't try! From a Columbia Valley organic Riesling to a California Central Coast Pinot, here are five memorable wines we quaffed this week, and why we loved them. 2010 Pacific Rim Riesling What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 "Pacific Rim's Riesling (made with organic grapes – nice!) has a sweetness that is balanced out by its bright acidity, making it quite versatile. Even though I sipped on mine as a dessert wine, I couldn't help but think that it would be the perfect complement to steamed mussels or clams!" – Camilla Salem, YumSugar assistant editor 1 / 5 2010 Layer Cake Pinot Noir What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 "Our editorial and video teams went gaga over this 100 percent Pinot Noir by Layer Cake from California's Central Coast. It had lush notes of fresh cherry and berry, and structure without too much tannic pucker. It'd be perfect with a fruity-nutty Fall dish, like a Moroccan chicken tagine." — Susannah Chen, YumSugar associate editor 2 / 5 2010 Garnet Carneros Pinot Noir What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 "Garnet's Carneros Pinot Noir is the perfect wine to drink while cooking dinner, because it has a light body and tannin, so the flavors won't stick on your palate. This pinot has an intoxicating rose aroma and black cherry flavors, so you'll feel like you're transported back to Summer." – Anna Monette Roberts, editorial assistant 3 / 5 2009 H & G Chalk Hill Cabernet Sauvignon What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 "As this small batch Cabernet Sauvignon opens, it develops wonderful jammy berry flavors that are complemented by mellow acidity. Just be sure to let this wine breathe before you set down to a perfect steak dinner or pop open for your Thanksgiving feast." — Lauren Hendrickson, contributing editor 4 / 5 Roche 2009 Chardonnay Late Harvest What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 "I am not normally a fan of Chardonnay; in fact, I actively dislike the oaky varietal. But a late-harvest Chardonnay is a different thing all together, a sweet wine perfect for after dinner. This dessert drink has hints of caramel, vanilla, and even butterscotch with a touch of rose for a rich effect." — Nancy Einhart, executive editor 6 / 5 0 17 11 0 0 Read More Wine Of The WeekWine Wine The Story About Cheap Wine Might Make You Gag 2 weeks ago 5 Ways to Quickly Chill Wine 7/18 The Bar Cart Staples You Should Be Refrigerating but Probably Aren't 7/17 3 Picnic-Perfect Wines to Pack in Your Basket 7/14 What Type of Wine Should You Pair With Veggie Burgers? 7/10 From Chips to Chocolate: The Best Junk Food and Wine Pairings 7/02 Get a Personalized Living Newsletter! Help us customize your newsletter by selecting your interests (optional): DIY Vegetarian Tech Home Link Love Chocolate Legos are basically an excuse to play with your food — HuffPost Taste Here's the full list of chefs competing on Top Chef season 12 — Grub Street Jimmy Fallon pokes fun at how Giada De Laurentiis pronunces spaghetti — Eater Sweet tea fried chicken would make any Southerner proud — Rachael Ray Show McDonald's goes deep fried with its latest menu item — Foodbeast Banh mi meets breakfast sandwich in this must-try recipe — Food52 Source: Akihiro Mizuuchi/Behance


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With over 4,000 square feet of space, Breathe offers a range of classes to suit every level of practice, from beginner to experienced practitioner, in two state-of-the-art studios. We also offer yoga on water classes, workshops, teacher trainings, local and international retreats, and events throughout the year.
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The earth-friendly boutique enhances your practice and your life, providing yoga clothing, accessories, jewelry, books and DVDs. We showcase a variety of artists' work in our gallery.
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ECN is featured in NERC's Planet Earth magazine & website
The Summer 2014 issue of Planet Earth, NERC's quarterly magazine, carries an article on the first 20 years of observation and research at ECN terrestrial sites.
UKEOF unveils upgraded catalogue of environmental observations
The UK Environmental Observation Framework has launched a new version of its catalogue, offering a unique overview of UK environmental observations.
Symposium marks 20 years of research and monitoring at ECN's terrestrial sites
Seventy people from across the UK attended ECN's recent symposium in Lancaster, held to mark the 20th anniversary of data collection and research at ECN's longest-running terrestrial sites.
ECN-based study of carabid beetle trends features in BBC's Countryfile
Dave Brooks, a research scientist at Rothamsted Research, appeared recently in an episode BBC Countryfile, talking about carabid beetles, climate change and land management.
EC funding to support ecosystem research at selected ECN sites
Researchers can apply for funds to support research visits to one of 33 European facilities, including some long-term ecosystem research sites. Two ECN sites are included in the scheme.
ECN featured on CEH Science News Blog
ECN is the subject of a blog post by Andy Sier, ECN's communications manager.
ECN symposium taking shape
The programme for our forthcoming symposium marking 20 years of ECN terrestrial monitoring and research is taking shape. It will be a unique opportunity to learn about key findings from the network and the breadth of research that ECN underpins, and should help shape ECN's future.
Explaining why ECN-based research matters
We're trialling a simple approach to explaining ECN-based research and its relevance to important issues.
ECN launches new data interfaces
We're pleased to announce two new online interfaces allowing you to explore data managed by our Data Centre.
Cairngorms National Park becomes the first UK LTSER Platform
The UK has its first Long-Term Social-Ecological Research (LTSER) platform, following the official launch of the Cairngorms National Park LTSER Platform in Aviemore earlier this month. The platform includes the Cairngorms ECN site and the co-located and Allt a'Mharcaidh stream site.
ECN at LTER-Europe annual conference
CEH's Terry Parr is in Rome this week to give a talk about ECN at the annual LTER-Europe conference.
ECN staff co-organise workshop on local community engagement in the Arctic
A Sami hiking lodge in northern Sweden was the setting for a workshop jointly organised by ECN's Jan Dick and Andy Sier, along with colleagues from the EU INTERACT project.
ECN's research coordinator delivers keynote conference address
ECN's Research Coordinator, Don Monteith, has delivered the opening keynote address at the International Water Association Specialist Conference on Natural Organic Matter Research (NOM 2013) in Perth, Australia.
ECN contributes to network of lake sensors
A network of high-frequency sensors is helping to protect the future of freshwater lakes. Staff from ECN helped to develop the way the data are managed and stored.
Past weather at Moor House presented at Royal Geographical Society event in London
Former CEH staff member, John Adamson, who was the ECN Site Manager at Moor House-Upper Teesdale from 1993 to 2007, gave a talk recently at the Royal Geographical Society in London.
ECN welcomes Chinese research visitors
A group of Chinese environmental scientists visited the ECN Moor House site and Central Coordination Unit recently.
Study at ECN Moor House reveals plants can change greenhouse gas emissions after warming
Recent research at ECN Moor House into the influence of moorland plant communities on greenhouse gas emissions has been published in the journal Ecology Letters.
Latest INTERACT Transnational Access call is open
Apply now for funds to support a research visit to an INTERACT Arctic/subarctic research station
ECN is now on Twitter
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Call for expressions of interest: Mathematical Challenges in the Forecasting of Environmental Change
Announcement of a workshop exploring how mathematics can contribute to meeting the challenges within the UK's Living with Environmental Change (LWEC) programme.


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This just shortened your backcountry gear checklist.
Maybe you're the sort of tour warrior who needs a checklist so you don't forget something or maybe you just love multi-functional gear. The K2 LockJaw Adjustable Carbon/Aluminum Probe Pole is built to be the dedicated backcountry skier's tough-but-lightweight 3-in-1 tool. It's made from a lightweight Triax carbon upper combined with a durable aluminum lower.
Flip open the lever of the LockJaw2 adjustment mechanism, adjust your pole sections to the length you want, and the over-center cam locks down securely when you flip the lever closed for no fussing and more laps. A bubble vial inclinometer is built into the handle of the pole so you can get quick slope angle measurements on the go, and the snow-depth ruler is marked onto the shaft of this pole. The lower shafts screw together to form a 200cm probe so you can stay prepared and keep your kit lightweight. You want this pole if you're into dawn, dusk, or powder patrols far away from the help of ski patrol.
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Greenfield set up semi with Stars
Tuesday, 21 January 2014
Greenfield park 3 Cookstown Celtic 1.
GREENFIELD weathered the storm in Olympic Park on Saturday and saw off Cookstown in this Mid-Ulster Shield quarter-final to set up nicely a tasty semi-final meeting with neighbours Windmill Stars who beat Kilkeel simultaneously on the other Derryleckagh pitch.
Despite the miserable weather there were quite a few supporters out to watch - a few blue and white Orchard City umbrellas were also noticeable as their quarter-final match against Ballyoran was postponed.
Perhaps the pressure of their first Mid-Ulster quarter-final got to Greenfield a bit because they looked very nervous despite getting an early 2-0 lead against their Tyrone opponents. They let that lead dwindled to 2-1 before the break, but Greenfield increased the margin to two again when John Craven scored directly from a free taken from a long way out. That seemed to settle the home side as they prevented Celtic from responding by keeping the ball in the visitor's half and upped their possession percentage to hold on for victory.
Captain John Finnegan was delighted and relieved saying, "It was brilliant, we're delighted but it was very difficult. We got the two goals and then they put us under a lot of pressure. It was as if we were being beaten - that's the way it felt. In the first half we sat back and let them come at us and we were lucky to get the two goals. Our nerves were away when they got one back, so the next goal was vital and luckily we got it. Then our heads lifted and theirs dropped and our fitness levels showed through in the end."
The game began with both sides looking lively, there were saves made at both ends within the first five minutes. But it took only seven minutes for the wonderful Ronan Sexton to find the target and put Greenfield in front. He looped a long shot over the Cookstown keeper's head and it dropped in the back of the net.
Seven minutes later it was a mess-up at the back that gifted Sexton his second goal. Adain Hanna scuffed a clearance in front of the Cookstown goal, hindered by the mucky conditions. Sexton didn't hesitate when the ball fell to his feet and he stroked in from ten yards.
Greenfield didn't look overly confident however, even with a two-goal cushion and the Tyrone men continued to press forward. Darren McOscar created space for himself in the middle of the park and seemed to be a real threat.
On the half-hour the still-nimble Dusty O'Hagan made a terrific diving save from a strike across the goal-mouth by Ryan O'Neill. Five minutes later Adain Hanna watched his ten-yard effort skim inches past the far post as Celtic seemed to be edging ever closer to the target.
Greenfield were guilty of giving away too many corners and free kicks and seemed overly fearful that their opponents were going to stage a come-back.
Eventually the prophecy came to pass, when a long ball in was headed home by McOscar after 40 minutes.
Greenfield were determined however to get to the interval in front - and they did, almost increasing their lead again when a fantastic solo effort saw Anthony Fearon stave off two defenders and offload to Sexton who's shot flew wide.
Although Greenfield led 2-1 at the break however, one got the distinct feeling that there were more goals in this game and luckily it was John Craven who did the honours for Greenfield just three minutes after the re-start - and a beauty it was too. Craven launched a free kick from 35yards on the far right and watched as it sailed directly into the back of the net into the left corner.
Legendary old-timer , Keith Kelly was introduced in the second half and he certainly did his bit to keep the score as it was.
"Keith hasn't played a game in ten years, so it was great to have him here today and he played brilliantly - his touch was great," said Finnegan.
Cookstown kept plugging away and McOscar and O'Neill came close to pulling goals back. Craven made a brilliant clearance off the line but as the game wore on so too did the visitor's resolve, and Greenfield upped their game holding onto the ball far more often.
Greenfield looked increasingly more confident and as such were worthy winners in the end.
The new kids on the block will take on Windmill now in the semi-final and that promises to be an interesting derby match as there is plenty of history between the teams.
"I would have been a Windmill supporter for years and I'm friends with a lot of the players there," said Finnegan. "A lot of our players have played for Windmill at some stage. Keith Kelly was a Windmill legend. He scored about 30 goals a season for them. I remember watching him when I was a wee fella."
Kelly - at 46 is not exactly a pensioner yet but in football terms he is, as is the other old man O'Hagan. Sometimes however it's experience that keeps cool heads in big games and there are plenty of experienced players on Greenfield who, along with the youngsters, will relish taking on Windmill Stars in the Mid-Ulster Shield semi-final.
GREENFIELD PARK: Adrian O'Hagan, Rory Fallon, Paddy Heaney, Jerome Finnegan, John Craven, John Finnegan, Ronan Sexton, Peter McCaul, Anthony Fearon, Bruno Souza and Brian Heaney. Subs: Kevin McLoughlin, Keith Kelly, Kieran Coffee and Colm McKeown.
COOKSTOWN CELTIC: Brian O'Neill, Adain Hanna, Justin McCafferty, Stevie O'Hare, Barry Hughes, Connor O'Hare, Darren McOscar, Philip Muldoon, Dwyan McGucken, Ryan O'Neil and Lee McCluskey. Subs: Shay McGanon and Jarlath Hardy.
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Eyeliner aficonados know what they like, but these days the competition is fierce. Our favourites are listed here
Superliner Eyeliner Crystal, £5.49, by L'Oreal Paris
Terra Inca Liner, £21, by Guerlain
Smoky Eyes Powder Pencil, £16, by Elizabeth Arden
ColorStay Liquid Eye Pen, £6.99, by Revlon
Parad'Eyes Liner, £21.50, by Givenchy
Long-Wear Gel Liner, £17, by Bobbi Brown
Khôl & Contour Eye Pencil, £4.99, by Bourjois
Brush-On Cream Liner, £13.50, Clinique (Clinique.co.uk)
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- Arun Batra3 July 2012 01:35
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Emeli Sande wins two big Brits
Emeli Sande collected two of the biggest prizes at the Brit Awards saying: "This is a dream."
Ben Howard gets best British male at the Brit Awards
Ben Howard has won best British male at the Brit Awards. It followed his earlier award as best British breakthrough act.
The award was presented by Ed Sheeran.
Justin Timberlake performs at the Brit Awards
Justin Timberlake performs at the Brits 2013.
Emeli Sande's ecstatic after Brit Award win
After winning her Brit Award for best British female, Emeli Sande tweeted:
I GOT A BRRRRRIIIIITT!!! #bestfemale #BRITAward2013
Taylor Swift presents Best British Female Artist award
Taylor Swift presented the Best British Female Artist award at the Brit Awards, which was won by Emili Sande.
Ben Howard wins best British breakthrough act at Brits
Ben Howard has won best breakthrough act at the Brit Awards at London's 02 Arena.
Howard had found little mainstream success until his inclusion on the Mercury Music Prize shortlist last year.
But it has helped him to gain wider recognition and he has gone on to reach number six in the album charts with debut release Every Kingdom.
Mumford & Sons win best British group at the Brits
Mumford & Sons has won best British group at the 2013 Brits Awards.
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Robbie Williams performs at the Brit Awards 2013.
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Emeli Sande wins best British female artist at Brits
Emeli Sande has won best British female artist at the 2013 Brit Awards. The award was presented by Taylor Swift.
Since winning her Critics' Choice prize at last year's Brits, Sande has become one of the biggest stars in music.
Her album Our Version Of Events clocked up 1.39 million sales in the UK last year.
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In my research I explore nanophysical phenomena and their use in novel applications, such as new types of biosensing methods. I am particularly interested in metal nanostructures, which interacts strongly with light through charge oscillations known as plasmons. Other research interests include developing new nanofabrication techniques, nanofluidics and the implementation of surface chemistry to improve sensing applications.
More information about my research can be found here, in my doctoral thesis entitled "Nanoplasmonic Biosensing - Exploring Unique Possibilities" (download) or in any of my publications.
I am currently pursuing a postoc as a Wenner-Gren Fellow in Prof. Cees Dekker´s group at Delft University of Technology in the Netherlands. I was previously in Prof. Fredrik Höök's group at Chalmers University of Technology in Sweden and before that at Lund University at the Nanometer Structure Concortium, directed by Prof. Lars Samuelsson.
News and events
Feb 2014: Paper on plasmon-enhanced four wave mixing in nanoholes published in Optics Letters (Hagman et al.).
Dec 2013: Presentation at the MRS 2013 Fall meeting (US).
Oct 2013: I presented our work on plasmonic nanopores at the Dutch meeting on Cellular and Molecular Biophysics (NL) and at Cutting Edge Biomolecular Science (SWE).
Sep 2013: We received a 2.5MUSD NIH Advanced Sequencing Technology award to further develop our plasmonic nanopore research the coming years (with prof. Aksmientiev in Illinois).
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April 2013: Presentation on plasmonic nanopores at Imagine Nano, Bilbao, Spain and at Cambridge University, UK.
Feb 2013: Paper published in Nano Letters on optical profiling with a plasmonic nanopore and quantification of temperatures in single plasmonic nanoantennas.
Dec 2012: My work was featured in NanoLabNL periodical. Download
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Kavli Institute of Nanoscience
Delft University of Technology
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Keywords: Nanoplasmonics, Nanoplasmonic Sensing, Localized Surface Plasmon Resonance, Nanofabrication, Nanoholes, Nanopores, Bioanalytical sensing, Artificial Cell Membranes, Surface-enhanced Raman scatterin, Structural changes, nanoplasmonic structural sensing


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16th March 2011
16th March 2011
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Kick Drum Phase Flippin
I read a tip somewhere about switching the phase on the kick drum. Did it and was pretty surprised at the low end enhancement. For some reason I only every messed with the under snare mic and the overheads. Now I'm flipping everything back and forth. Boom!


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The Mountaineers get back on track and improve to 11-8 on the season in a game that was very much a rollercoaster ride. A huge performance from Terry Henderson (28 pts, 10/13 from field, 5/6 from three) and support from Juwan Staten (16 pts, 7 assists, 5 rebs), and Eron Harris (15 pts, 3/5 from three) pushed the Mountaineers over the top while the Red Raiders consistently fought back.
WVU came out hot going 6/6 from three extending their lead to 20-10 into the second TV timeout. Everything changed when Dusty Hannahs checked in and starts going off.
#WVU's knows all too well what can happen when Hannahs gets free. Hits a three and Tech is on an 11-0 run and leads 21-20.
#WVU's knows all too well what can happen when Hannahs gets free. Hits a three and Tech is on an 11-0 run and leads 21-20.— Michael Carvelli (@Carvelli3) January 23, 2014
That run would continue to grow into an 18-4 bleed until the Mountaineers could start trading punches. Eventually, WVU would actually regain the lead and a little bit of control until dumb happens. With 1.5 left on the 1st half clock, the West Virginia inbounds pass goes the length of the court out of bounds..... ball to Tech. Red Raider Dejan Kravic chucks it at the rim and it goes in. 40-39 WVU into the half.
Luckily, the Eers still had some juice left in them and came out of the gate strong to extend their lead to nine. While it did get close at some points in the second half, West Virginia never lost that lead by countering any Raider onslaught with some big outside shots. Most of that Texas Tech surge was lead by, again, Dusty Hannahs, who finished with 25 points and 7/7 from three.
Few things to take away:
1) Terry Henderson played out of his skull tonight. While we all know that Staten, Harris, and Henderson are capable of these kinds of games.... WVU is going to need some consistency in the next few games.
2) The Mountaineers were able to keep the Red Raiders at bay throughout the entire second half. While there were some low basketball IQ plays that could have cost them late, the ability to score when necessary down the stretch won this game. That has been a curse all season long and it's better late than never.
3) Devin Williams has a nice game with 8 pts and 8 rebounds. This keeps him in the top 5 in the Big 12 for rebounds per game at 7.6.
Big XII play continues on Saturday (Jan. 25) in Stillwater against #11 Oklahoma State. Podcast will be recorded Thursday night for a hopefully Friday afternoon release.
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I've gone back and forth on what I believe the Nets should do this off-season; because there's a substantial component drastically affecting the situation -- Dwight Howard. If the Nets are looking to acquire Howard (I'm not sure why they wouldn't be), it would behoove them to preserve as much cap-space as possible. In the very likely event that the new CBA implements an amnesty clause -- which will allow teams to choose one player (or contract) to remove from cap-considerations -- the Nets would probably become the Magic's best trading-partner. We've gone over the Dwight Howard situation ad nauseum, but I'll just point out one more time that if there are no teams with the cap-space necessary to add Howard in free-agency then it's unlikely that the Magic will trade him. Taking all of that into consideration, I've formulated a final (hopefully) plan for what I believe Billy King should do this summer.
Obviously the priority is to attempt to obtain Howard, so I'm of the belief that King should inquire about his availability. Otis Smith has been very adamant about his unwillingness to trade Howard in the public spectrum, but he may exhibit a different attitude when he's on the phone with another general manager. Whatever the case, it's likely that Smith will decline any offers King throws at him. As a last resort, King should say something along the lines of: "Right now, we can offer you cap-space, a great young center, a good young player and three future first-round picks (two of which will be in a stacked draft). I understand your unwillingness to trade Howard, but at a certain point you have to grasp reality -- it's very likely that Dwight will look to join a more competitive team. I believe that we can provide you guys with the young pieces and cap-space necessary to significantly accelerate the rebuilding process. If you choose to decline this offer -- fine. I understand that it's very hard to trade your superstar, but be forewarned that this is the last time I'll be able to offer you a package similar to this one. We'll be looking to add a number of free-agents this off-season and will no longer be able to provide you guys with cap-space."
If Smith still declines then it may mean that he knows something we, the collective public, don't. At that point, the Nets have to move on and realize that signing free-agents doesn't close the door on possibly acquiring Howard it just makes it a little harder. The Nets can't be left waiting in the dark only for Howard to surprisingly resign with the Magic or demand to be traded to a different destination. This is the last season of Brook Lopez's rookie contract; once he is resigned (to a significantly larger contract) the Nets will be have substantially less flexibility. If the Nets want to make drastic changes to the roster then this offseason is the time to do it.
At that point, King should look to set his plan into motion. Going into this off-season the Nets have approximately $17 million in cap-space -- the current salary-cap is $58 million and the Nets are committed to $41 million, next season -- and they're going to need a lot more in order for my plan to come to fruition. For the purpose of this discussion, let's assume that the salary cap will once again be $58 million (the plan will also work if the figure is lower, but it's easier to establish a set number to work off of). First things first, use the amnesty clause on Travis Outlaw. This would serve to remove Outlaw's seven million dollar cap-hold. Then, trade Jordan Farmar to a team looking for a backup point-guard (some teams that come to mind are the Pacers, Bobcats, Warriors and Trail Blazers) for a 2012 second-round pick. This would remove his $4 million cap-hold. In my plan the Nets would have already (if we're going in chronological order) traded Johan Petro along with the Lakers' 2011 first-rounder (the 27th overall pick) for a 2012 second-round pick.
At this point, the Nets would have gone from approximately $17 million in cap-space to roughly $31 million. The first player that King should look to pursue is Nene. It's very likely that he'll opt-out of the final year of his contract with the Nuggets that would pay him $12 million. He'll be looking for a moderately lengthy deal with an annually salary close to the one he's walking away from. King would subsequently offer him a four-year, $50 million contract. Obviously, there will be other suitors for Nene's services, but I don't see a team offering him much more than the contract I outlined. So, the Nets would have added one the league's best big-man to play alongside Brook Lopez.
Next on the list is a NetsDaily favorite -- J.R. Smith. Despite an erratic personality and concerning events of inconsistency on the court, Smith would provide the Nets with the perimeter scoring and athleticism that they so surely lack. King should look to offer Smith an incentivized contract for approximately $28 million over five years.
Then the Nets would look to add Andre Kirilenko. Kirilenko makes sense for a multitude of reasons that I've outlined in the past -- his relationship with Deron Williams and Mikhail Prokhorov, his defense, his versatility, etc. -- and would come at a relatively cheap price. King would offer Kirilenko a three-year, $16 million deal that would allow him to end his NBA career playing under one of his Russian comrades.
At this point, the Nets would have approximately $7.5 million in cap-space. The rest of that money would be alloted to Kris Humphries as King would resign him to a five-year, $38 million deal. History has shown us that teams need at least three quality bigs in order to compete for a championship, adding Humphries to a frontline of Nene and Lopez would provide the Nets with one of the most formidable front-courts in the NBA.
After all of this was done, the Nets wouldn't have any cap-space left and would essentially be locked into this team for the foreseeable future -- unless they swung a trade for Howard (Nene and Lopez) -- but that's not necessarily a bad thing.
Let's take a look at what the rotation would be:
Deron Williams/Sundiata Gaines
J.R. Smith/Anthony Morrow
Andre Kirilenko/Damion James
Nene Hilario/Kris Humphries
Brook Lopez/pick
That team would likely net (pun intended) 50-60 wins and could certainly compete with the likes of Chicago and Miami. It would definitely be a very good offensive team and it would be up to Avery Johnson to mold the team into one of the better defensive teams in the league.
Assuming that the new CBA doesn't implement a hard-cap, the Nets would then extend Lopez at the conclusion of the season. They would also go into the 2012 NBA draft -- which projects to be the best draft since 2003 -- with two first-rounders (Nets and Rockets) and four second-rounders (Nets, Heat, Farmar trade and Petro trade). The future would be very bright.
So, what do we think? What would you tweak? What do you love? What do you hate? What would you like King to do?


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Hepatitis B: The Real Killer Is Silence
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My friends and family say the amount of worrying I do is unhealthy. But, rest assured, there's one thing I don't worry about: getting sick. I don't bother with 'flu shots. In fact, I haven't had the 'flu, a fever or even a cold since high school. Maybe it has something to do with my daily jogging and green tea-drinking. Whatever the reason, I'm pretty proud of immune system. But I just realized that I shouldn't get too confident.
In Tell Me More's "Behind Closed Doors" segment today, Michel Martin talked about a "silent disease" - one with symptoms you can't see or feel.
Until it's too late. And "too late" means liver failure or liver cancer - two conditions that Hepatitis B can lead to, if it goes untreated.
The Centers for Disease Control report that Hepatitis B affects more than a million people in the US. Half of those diagnosed with chronic Hepatitis B are Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders, and most were infected before arriving to the U.S.
Wait ... what?
That was my immediate reaction. It was unnerving news for me because I was born in Vietnam and came to the US in the early 1990s.
So, I'm very vulnerable. And very embarrassed.
Why did I not know about something so widespread in my ethnic community, until now? Probably because no one really talked about it.
So, I was glad to hear more from Tell Me More's guest Dr. Jennifer Lee, who chairs the Board of Directors of The Hepatitis B Initiative of Washington, DC. She explained that the Hepatitis B virus is endemic to Asia and parts of Africa, and is spread through mother-to-child transmission, sex and blood transfers. Most people recover from the acute infection, but others develop chronic Hepatitis B and end up dying from it.
Our second guest, Leslie Hsu Oh, had a brother and mother who died from the disease. She wrote a book about her son's struggle with cancer but never mentioned that he had Hepatitis B - or that she, too, was infected. She tried fighting alone, in silence.
That's the thing with us, Asians - or at least, with me.
I would rather solve my problems alone, whatever they may be. Sometimes, I say it's because I don't want to burden anyone else. But honestly, I'm just trying to save face. I don't want to seem weak. And sometimes I don't want to bother explaining things to people who are quick to judge.
But I learned that Hepatitis B can't be fought alone. You need educators, physicians and others who lend support, without the pity. And it's crucial for someone of my ethnic background to be tested for the virus.� I was vaccinated after coming to America as a kid but I might still be at risk because the vaccine doesn't help someone who has the virus. I need to find out if I was infected back in Saigon.
So regardless of how healthy I think I am now, being tested will put me in better shape. Ending the mystery of my status - whether I have Hepatitis B or not - will give me one less thing to worry about.
Amy Ta is an editorial assistant with Tell Me More


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By Adam Hetrick
26 Jul 2012
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The July 27 presentation of While I Yet Live, a new work by Billy Porter (Grease, Miss Saigon), will feature Bryan Terrell Clark, Susan Heyward, Larry Marshall, S. Epatha Merkerson, Myra Lucretia Taylor, Shona Tucker, Akilah Walker and Sharon Washington.
The Debate Society's July 28 staging of Untitled World's Fair Play will include Pun Bandhu, Griffin Birney, Hannah Bos, Jim Poulos, Reg Rogers and Corey Sullivan; later in the day, Ron Lagomarsino's Jerome will be staged with cast members Chris Bauer, Michael Chernus, Robert Clohessy, Peter Gerety and Eric Gold.
Nathan Englander's The Twenty-Seventh Man, which will play the Public Theater this coming season, will feature Ross Carmichael, Robert Dorfman, Daniel Oreskes, Richard Poe, Ron Rifkin and Noah Robbins. Barry Edelstein will direct the July 29 presentation.
For tickets, phone (845) 437-5599 or visit Powerhouse.Vassar.edu.


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Headline News eOne Licenses 'Justin and the Knights of Valour'
Entertainment One revealed that it has secured the UK licensing rights to the new 3D animated feature "Justin and the Knights of Valour."
Entertainment One revealed that it has secured the UK licensing rights to the new 3D animated feature "Justin and the Knights of Valour."
Bulldog Licensing has revealed that the world's favorite cartoon cat has just passed the landmark figure of five million 'likes' on Facebook!
VIZ Media continues the digital anime convergence as it announces that Toei Animation, with FUNimation Entertainment acting as the agent, has licensed the celebrated pirate anime action/adventure series, "ONE PIECE."
Italian producer, distributor and licensor Rainbow has appointed Adore as the new toy distributor in Turkey for its hit brand "Winx Club".
Cartoon Network Enterprises announces an exclusive partnership with Spirit Halloween to introduce costumes based on two of the network's most popular franchises.
41 Entertainment announced that it has appointed new licensing and merchandising agents in all key Latin markets.
9 Story Entertainment announces home entertainment licensing partners for its hit animated children's comedy series "Almost Naked Animals".
Chick-fil-A has replaced its kid's meal prize with a series of books from the "Berenstain Bears" series.
Fast food chain restaurant Chick-Fil-A pulls Jim Henson's Creature Shop Puppet Kids Meal toys, citing the action as a safety issue.
Global entertainment company Rubicon Group Holding (RGH) has partnered with Los Angeles-based licensing, merchandising and retail development firm Evolution to represent the company's entire portfolio of existing and future intellectual properties throughout the global marketplace.
Leading children's and family entertainment producer and rights management company Coolabi is further expanding the reach of its pre-school brand "Poppy Cat," securing new deals in digital and publishing.
Nickelodeon has signed 30 UK licensees ahead of the eagerly anticipated premiere in October of the new CG animated "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles."
The Spanish agency, Nottingham Forest, has secured the right to exclusively manage the L&M programme for Millimages latest pre-school property "MOUK" in Spain and Portugal.
Aardman has partnered with the SEA LIFE to produce unique "Timmy Time at SEA LIFE" events that will be held at four UK SEA LIFE attractions from July 21 until September 2, 2012.
Imira Entertainment has signed further licensing agents as it implements its consumer products strategy for new series "Lucky Fred".
Maura Regan, Senior VP & General Manager, Global Consumer Products at Sesame Workshop, has been elected Chairperson of the Board of the International Licensing Industry Merchandisers' Association.
Southpaw Technology announced that it has signed a 100-seat licensing deal with the Korean visual effects studio, Dexter Digital.
Independent agency Rocket Licensing is to represent the iconic internet phenomenon "Annoying Orange" in the UK and Ireland.
Breakthrough Entertainment's prime time animated series "Crash Canyon" has been licensed in the US to cable channel MAV TV.
Imira Entertainment has appointed CLPG as licensing agent for its internationally distributed series "Lucky Fred."
Cookie Jar Entertainment announced a licensing partnership with Fuhu, the creators of the nabi tablet, a seven-inch Android tablet platform designed specifically for kids.
Bulldog Licensing, the UK representative for the Garfield brand, announced that the legendary cartoon cat will soon be making his debut on leading print on-demand greetings site Moonpig.
Entertainment One Family partners with Disney Junior to bring children's series "Peppa Pig" to Spain and Italy.
Success brings contracts, and contracts bring legalese. To get past the legalese painlessly, you need a good crib sheet and The Pocket Lawyer for Filmmakers gives you just that.


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Dad came down from Wisconsin to Florida this past December (Like that was a hard one to sell) and helped me bang out a couple of pieces for our bedroom. I chose hard maple. My fist time working with it. It was an interesting experience. Everything is custom height because my lovely bride bought a bed that is higher off the ground than most. The pieces are now finished and the wife is happy. Now that my small garage shop has some room, I am working on the head and foot boards.
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#1 posted 1250 days ago
These look great, a great father and son project for the winter. welcome to lumberjocks!
#2 posted 1250 days ago
Nice stuff!
-- Charlie M. "Woodworking - patience = firewood"
#3 posted 1250 days ago
very nice
#4 posted 1250 days ago
Looks like this aint your dads first rodeo ! Enjoy your time together.
#5 posted 1250 days ago
cool drawers
-- Stelios L.A. Stavrinides: - I am not so rich to buy cheap tools, but... necessity is the mother of inventions - http://www.steliart.com --
#6 posted 1250 days ago
Nice clean designs and well done! Father & son projects are priceless.
-- Carl, Iowa
#7 posted 1250 days ago
Great job ….nice clean lines and the hardware goes well with the design.
-- I'm absolutely positive that I couldn't be more uncertain!
#8 posted 1250 days ago
Beautiful!! Nice design. What a blessing for you and your dad to work together.
-- Jack, Albuquerque
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#10 posted 1249 days ago
Welcome to the best woodworker's site I know. Nice work… love Maple. Your Dad is a lucky man to be able to do this with his son… and so are you… lol I'm in Ontario, my son in Vancouver BC, my daughter in Camobodia and my only sibling in Grand Rapids MI. Enjoy eachother's company.Tks for sharing.
-- Paul, Plantagenet, Ontario
#11 posted 1249 days ago
Making the wife happy is key to playing in the shop. Spending time with your pops had to be great. Mine is in Michigan so we don't get to work together a much as I would like. Thank god for phones so we can talk about projects.
Love the style and sizes you have built. I reall like the big one such a different width than you normally see, & keep the drawers wide looks great.
-- Ken, "Everyday above ground is a good day!"
#12 posted 1249 days ago
They look real good. I like them alot.
-- God, Family, Country, Woodshop!
#13 posted 1247 days ago
Very nice bunch of drawers. Now you gata build a bed to match;)
-- Superdav "No matter where you go - there you are." http://chiselandforge.com
#14 posted 1247 days ago
Love the whitewood panels. This along with very light grain give you many options for finishing and decorating. I use a lot of white maple and figured maple—check out the dye stains if you are using color in your finish. Makes grain pop—chantoyance (sp) Uppity word for sparkly deep. Nice project, now get back to sanding. spj
-- Steve, 'Sconie Great White North
#15 posted 1207 days ago
Thats a great looking project. Plus getting to work with Dad and make the Wife happy, just a winning deal all around.
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HEAT oven to 350ºF.
MIX potato flakes and milk in large bowl; let stand 5 min. or until milk is absorbed. Add sour cream, cream cheese spread and half the onions; mix well.
SPOON into 9-inch pie plate; sprinkle with shredded cheese and bacon bits.
BAKE 15 to 20 min. or until shredded cheese is melted and dip is heated through. Sprinkle with remaining onions. Serve with chips.


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The Marching Eagles have been hard at work this year developing a great show that got them to semi-state.
Perfecting a performance comes with an abundance of hard work, dedication and perseverance, but in the end it paid off for the Eagles. The theme for this year's Zionsville Community High School marching band show was The Sorcerer and the Swan.
"In the beginning, the sorcerer had taken the color guard and turned them into swans," said Jacey King, a senior and trumpet player in the band. "The sorcerer then takes over the whole band and puts a spell on them. At the end, the sorcerer dies, and all the swans turn back into humans."
This unique presentation of a timeless classic earned them a spot in semi-state competition Saturday, Oct. 26, at Pike High School.
"I was excited that we made semis considering last year we didn't make it past regionals," said Abby Pierce, a senior and member of the color guard.
The color guard member wasn't the only one excited about making it to semi-state.
"It was a relief for me, and I think the whole band too," King said. "Since last year we didn't make it to semi-state, it was nice to have another week."
According to Pierce, the band and color guard practiced every Tuesday and Thursday after school from 6 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. and Fridays from 4 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. They also practiced Saturday mornings from 8 a.m. to 11 a.m. Practice went on even in undesirable weather conditions, she said. While most students were relaxing over fall break, the band and color guard were still hard at work. Their practices could go on for as long as five hours leading up to semi-state. This heavy schedule was tough, Pierce said, but necessary to perfect the routine and give a jaw-dropping performance.


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Deadly spider's venom may yield super virility
Chile's black widow also has promising spermicidal abilities, scientists find
SANTIAGO, Chile - Scientists have discovered a potentially marketable contraceptive in the venom of Chile's black widow spider, whose bite is fatal to many but can also cause prolonged, painful and involuntary erections in men.
The venom of the Latrodectus mactans, a variety of black widow found only in the south of Chile, has spermicidal properties not found in black widows in other regions of the world, Chilean Dr. Fernando Romero said.
Romero heads a research team that has studied the spider's venom for seven years, prompted by tales of Chilean farmers who acquired superhuman virility after being bitten by the black widow.
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Initial studies focused on taking extracts from the venom to treat erectile dysfunction, but they soon discovered it had a molecule that also made it an effective contraceptive.
"This is a great business opportunity, we are the creators of the spermicide,†Romero told Reuters by telephone.
He said he believes the molecule's natural properties are superior to those of synthetic spermicides currently on the market.
"For us in Chile, this has opened a window of opportunity to an incredible market, since currently there are no naturally based spermicides that have the properties of this discovered molecule,†Romero said.
Romero, based at the Universidad de la Frontera in the southern city of Temuco, has already applied for a patent for his erectile dysfunction medicine.
His team discovered the property after looking into Chilean folklore that describes a virile man, one known to have spectacular sexual energy or many sexual partners, as being â€spider-bitten.â€
The Chilean black widow is also known as the wheat spider for the wheat fields it inhabits and where its farmer-victims receive their often fatal bite.
The spider's bite can kill children and the elderly, but among strong young farmers it leads to erections that can last for days and involve involuntary ejaculations.
At the end of the ordeal, the man is left sexually energized and feels physically stronger, the saying goes.


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Updated March 26, 2013 at 4:15 PM CST: The Quapaw Tribe of Oklahoma is seeking $175 million as it enters a lawsuit with the federal government.
The Tribe filed a lawsuit on Tuesday against the Department of Interior, claiming the federal government failed to oversee cleanup of Indian lands after mining in the Tar Creek area.
Oklahoma state representative Tom Cole and the outgoing congressman Dan Boren are among supporters of the Tribe's position.
Quapaw leaders say the lawsuit could have an economic impact on the entire area.
"The positive affect if we're successful is it'll bring dollars into the region and ultimately local businesses and banks, you know the grocery stores, car lots and that sort of thing, but I figure it'll also help the people of the tri-state area, you know, and understand the problems the Quapaw Tribe has faced over time," says Quapaw Tribal Chairman John Berrey.
Berrey says the Tribe hopes the case is resolved within the next two to three years.
The Tribe's reservation land consists mostly of the upper northeastern section of Ottawa County, about 60 to 70 square miles.
Posted March 26, 2013 at 12:37 PM CST: News release from the Quapaw Tribe of Oklahoma
The Quapaw Tribe of Oklahoma (O-Gah-Pah) and its members today filed a congressional reference lawsuit in the US Court of Federal Claims, seeking approximately $175 million in damages for past breaches of legal and equitably trust obligations owed to the Tribe and its members by the federal government. The case has been brought as a class action on behalf of all similarly situated Quapaw Tribal members. The breach-of-trust claims arise from the federal government's failure to fulfill legal and trust obligations owing to the Quapaw.
In a rarely used procedure called "congressional reference," the U.S. House of Representatives authorized the filing of this lawsuit on December 19, 2012, when it approved H. Res.668, the "Quapaw Tribe of Oklahoma Congressional Reference Resolution," referring to the underlying bill (H.R. 5862) to the U.S. Court of Federal Claims for a report on the amount legally or equitably due to the Quapaw. Primary sponsor Representative Tom Cole (R-OK) explained that he supported the resolution because "despite a 10-year legal process during which the tribe fulfilled every step of its agreement with the government, the Justice Department failed to follow through, leaving this important issue unresolved." Other supporters of the bill included Congressman Lamar Smith (R-TX) and Representative Zoe Lofgren (D-CA).
Quapaw Tribal Chairman John Berrey stated: "We appreciate the hard work of Representatives Tom Cole and Dan Boren in supporting the Quapaw and the effort to have our day in court. We look forward to reaching a fair and equitable conclusion to these claims, a result that is long overdue for the Quapaw Tribe."
The Quapaw Tribe has had a history concerning federal management of its lands and resources that is unique among Indian tribes. The Quapaw Reservation in the far northeastern corner of the state of Oklahoma was the site of one of the richest discoveries of lead and zinc ever made in the United States. However, within a very few years, the mining activities had destroyed the land. When mining began to decline in the 1950s the Secretary of the Interior failed to ensure that the companies operating on Indian Land conducted appropriate clean-up and restoration. As a result, much of the Tribe's land base is polluted land with the Tar Creek Superfund Site. The Tribe's investigations have disclosed that the federal government's close relationship with the mining companies contributed to the lack of any meaningful clean-up of the land, as well as in other instances of government negligence. Due to the federal government's mistreatment of the Quapaw, very few members of the tribe of the tribe ever benefitted from the tribe's mineral wealth.
The litigation is addressed not only to the breach of trust that resulted in the pollution of Quapaw lands, but also to the federal government's mismanagement of Quapaw lands and assets. Due to the mining activity, the Tribe's Indian lands were in the location of extensive commercial activity for much of the 20th century. However, among many other serious breaches, the Bureau of Indian Affairs failed to obtain and collect market rates for leasing Quapaw lands and other assets. The BIA failed to collect any rents on many Quapaw lands for years, resulting in enormous sums due and owing to the Tribal members.
The Tribe began its own investigation into the federal mismanagement and corruption just over a decade ago. In one of many projects, the Tribe meticulously photographed virtually every document relating to federal management of Quapaw assets in the National Archives, a project that took over four years. The Tribe settled a lawsuit with the United States in 2005 that sought an accounting from the Tribe's federal trustee, and in return was permitted to conduct a similar review of other federal documents relating to the tribe and its assets.
"There is a legacy in our tribe concerning the lands and assets that were stolen from our people or that were mismanaged.'' Berrey said. "In order for our people to have closure on this history, these claims needs to be heard in a court."
As part of the settlement of the Tribe's accounting case, the Department of the Interior agreed to mediate the claims of the Tribe and its members. However, when the Tribe completed the accounting project and requested that the federal government mediate the Department of Justice interceded and told the Tribe to file a lawsuit. This failure of the federal government to keep its word with respect to the accounting project was one reason members of Congress cited in voting for the Quapaw congressional reference.
Our first choice was to sit down and talk, and we were very disappointed with the Justice Department's position," Berrey said. "But we have been determined to see this through to a conclusion, because our people deserve some measure of justice for the wrong the federal government has done."
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I just want to take a minute to wish everybody out there a very Merry Christmas, and a safe and happy holiday season. It's been a great ride so far this season, and here's to the Bengals giving us our Christmas gift a couple of weeks late...A PLAYOFF WIN! Come on boys...DNO.
WHO DEY. WHO DEY. WHO DEY think gonna beat them Bengals???
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Rita's in Severna Park is hosting a job fair on Friday with the hopes of finding new team members for the upcoming Italian ice season.
According to owner Rob Marcus, the job fair will be held from 3 to 5 p.m. on Friday at the Rita's Italian ice stand on Baltimore Annapolis Boulevard.
"We are hiring Treat Team members whose duties are to serve guests, make product, and clean the store," Marcus wrote in an email. "We're looking for energetic and friendly high school students."
Marcus said you must be at least 14 years old to apply and anyone younger than 18 needs a work permit.
Last year, Marcus said they had 35 applicants plus an additional 50 inquiries made during the season. Rita's is anticipating having five or six positions available this year.
Anyone interested in applying for a job with Rita's should stop by the job fair on Friday.
Rita's in Severna Park will open for business on Feb. 22.


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If I could have emulated one movie characters style while I was in high
school it totally would have been Molly Ringwald's Andie from one of my
favorite 80's flicks, Pretty in Pink.
Andie may have been cash poor but what she lacked in funds she made up for
with her cool creativity and granny-chic style.
No cookie cutter mall outfits for this girl. While the mean rich girls
shopping at Contempo Casuals, Andie was busy at the thrift stores
and the sewing machine, putting together romantic new wave-y, heavily
accessorized original creations.
Think lots of pearls, paisley, drapey-flowey fabrics, cameo pins, scarves
and hats, vintage cardigans, vintage dresses and little round glasses.
I could not have pulled off this look to save my life. But I kinda tried.
And I kinda failed.
Here is what you'll need to truly be pretty in pink on Halloween night:
If you have strawberry-red hair that's the icing on the pink cake. If not
a little red bobbed wig could work, or just tuck your hair up into that
And if you are my hero, you will sit down at a sewing machine and make
yourself the Andie-Prom-Dress while playing New Order in the background.
Then you will go to your Halloween party, but before you leave you will
declare, "I just want to show them that they didn't break me."
And if you can nab yourself a
Duckie for a date you are my ultimate hero.
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Stratolaunch Systems, the commercial space venture backed by Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen, has cut ties with one of its high-profile partners, SpaceX, instead opting to utilize Virginia-based Orbital Sciences Corporation to evaluate alternatives for cargo and humans to space, [SpaceNews].
"Stratolaunch and SpaceX have amicably agreed to end our contractual relationship because the current launch vehicle design has departed significantly from the Falcon derivative vehicle envisioned by SpaceX and does not fit well with their long-term strategic business model," Stratolaunch CEO Gary Wentz was quoted by Flight International (Nov. 27, 2012).
Stratolaunch is developing the world's largest plane, with six 747 engines and a wingspan greater than the length of a football field, to launch rockets into space from 30,000 feet in the air. The vehicle requires at 12,000 feet runway. Stratolaunch has previously targeted 2016 for flights.
Wentz said in his message, "Moving forward, Stratolaunch has engaged Orbital Sciences Corporation to evaluate and develop alternative solutions with the objective of arriving at a design decision in the early spring timeframe. The other segment contractors will continue to proceed forward in accordance with existing plans since their interfaces have been defined."


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Belgium didn't qualify for Euro 2012, inexplicably. Their talent is now to the point where they should not fail to qualify for any major competition, including the 2014 World Cup. Their preparation for qualifying begins on Wednesday, when they take on a rebuilding Netherlands team.
Radja Nainggolan, Maarten Martens, Vincent Kompany and Marouane Fellaini are not in the squad, but Belgium has their first team for the most part. The Netherlands and new boss Louis van Gaal have most of their stars available, but van Gaal is taking this friendly as an opportunity to take a look at some new players. Midfielder Adam Maher, striker Bas Dost and a whole slew of young defenders are going to get their shots at playing for the national team on Wednesday.
Defense is the biggest area of concern for the Oranje, and van Gaal will be depending on a couple of the uncapped youngsters he's called in to become part of his regular squad, along with Jetro Willems, an 18-year-old who was shaky at Euro 2012.
Game Date/Time: Wednesday, 2:45 p.m. ET, 8:45 p.m. local
Venue: King Baudouin Stadium, Brussels, Belgium
TV: ESPN Deportes
Streaming: ESPN3
We'll have live updates of this and other friendlies on Wednesday in our international friendlies StoryStream.


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Whether that is enough for a business to survive, I do not know.


text: Tweet Home › Forums › Culture › WASABI This topic contains 14 replies, has 13 voices, and was last updated by PreciousLadie 11 years, 11 months ago. Viewing 10 posts - 1 through 10 (of 15 total) 1 2 → Author Posts September 7, 2002 at 5:12 pm #72164 SovieParticipant How many people can actually eat that stuff? It's sooooo hot and ewww gross! Ok, gotta go eat dinner now. Man I'm becoming a junkie! http://bobbleheaddiary.wordpress.com/ September 7, 2002 at 5:14 pm #72183 Khmer_RyderParticipant ya that thing is terrible, is it even really edible food? September 7, 2002 at 5:43 pm #72202 nikmeParticipant wasabi is sssoo nice,…a little dab on a small ball of cold rice with a prawn on top…..yummy how good is that?! September 7, 2002 at 5:43 pm #72217 NaokiParticipant [i]Originally posted by nikme[/i] wasabi is sssoo nice,…a little dab on a small ball of cold rice with a prawn on top…..yummy how good is that?! Wah…. I thought wasabi was hot mustard? September 7, 2002 at 5:48 pm #72233 XhUnNiEx69Participant isn't it that Japanese green paste …that can clear up your sinuses in less than a lick or so???? September 7, 2002 at 9:46 pm #72249 champ_711Participant first time i had sushi, the wasabi took me by surpise i dumped the whole sushi into the wasabi MAN!!! I WAS B*TCHIN' i was crying, nostril burning, and i can feel my brain cooking but it kills the fishy taste September 10, 2002 at 9:59 am #72264 LaupnaTParticipant [i]Originally posted by XhUnNiEx69[/i] isn't it that Japanese green paste …that can clear up your sinuses in less than a lick or so???? yeah….. they're actually beans mushed up into a paste, i've seen people eat the beans like peanuts. September 10, 2002 at 10:18 am #72279 JezziParticipant Looove wasabi. The wasabi high is painful but its great! Gets my eyes all watery and everything. hehe September 10, 2002 at 10:50 am #72295 ShiMMeRParticipant Oh no, I hate that stuff! It tastes like poisonous chemicals! It caught me by surprise too when I first tried sushi. September 10, 2002 at 4:50 pm #72311 dara_makeraParticipant I remember trying wasabi at a Japanese restuarant. My friend told me not to try it, but stupid me did anyways. When they say anything is hot you better believe them. I mean how hot can this thing be, people eat it all the time, right? Well wasabi is to be diluted with soy sauce. Well I took my chopsticks and dip it into the wasabi, then stuck it in my mouth. Next thing my nostrils were on fire. I almost choked. THis thing is really bad. And it left this nasty taste in your mout like rotten cabbage. Author Posts Tweet Viewing 10 posts - 1 through 10 (of 15 total) 1 2 → Login with Facebook to Post Login to Post Username Password Remember Me or Create an Account


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THE smart money is on CYMS for the Orange District Cricket Association first grade premiership.
The green and golds' odds shortened even further as they continued their stellar run of form with an emphatic 42 run victory over last season's premiers Orange City.
Despite both teams missing key players, CYMS completed a clinical demolition of the Warriors on a typically low Riawena deck.
After winning the toss and batting first, Sam Dwyer got CYMS off to a pulsating start, blasting 43 of a 53-run opening stand with Grant Koch (39).
Despite wickets falling at regular intervals from then on, the green and golds worked their way to 8-167 from 40 overs.
Jackson Coote (2-28) and Dave Langston (2-30) were the best of the Warriors bowlers, all of whom found it hard to stem the run flow.
In reply, Orange City once again lost skipper Matt Findlay (6) cheaply, with Shaun Grenfell (14) following him back to the sheds shortly after.
Shaun Churchill (44) battled away at one end, but consistently lost partners at the other as the Warriors finished their 40 overs at 8-125.
Al Dhatt spearheaded the attack, snaring 2-19 off his eight overs.
CYMS captain Hugh Le Lievre said he couldn't fault his team, and credited the win to each of his players.
"That was our best team performance of the year I think," he said.
"The opening partnership between Sammy and Kochy was the difference in the end I think. I always said Orange City were the team to beat, and to do it in such an emphatic fashion, without Dave Neil and Matty Baker who are two of our most established players, was very pleasing."
Le Lievre said Koch's performance was particularly encouraging.
"Kochy is the main one, but Mick Hannelly also did a good job for us on Saturday."
City skipper Matt Findlay remained diplomatic after the loss, applauding CYMS' performance.
"CYMS played great cricket," he said.
"We got outclassed, CYMS played good cricket and exploited the conditions well.
"The pitch broke up and was seriously inconsistent in the later stages of the day. You'd love a hard, fast deck every week but that's a fairly quixotic idea. We let ourselves down with the bat but I think the loss might be good for us in the long run."