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The Carolina Panther defense made a loud and clear statement last night: they are READY for the season opener. In a display of aggressiveness and emotion, hard hits and stuffed plays, the Panthers defense displayed the fun side of watching NFL pro football. The Steelers first team offense did very little last night even after the starters left the field. Yes, the Panthers lost the game thanks to six turnovers from the offense and special teams. But the Steelers offense could only put up field goals when given the ball deep in Panther territory. Deciding who made the most impressive play of the game was easy in my opinion:
Kris Jenkins is the shizzle!
On a 3rd down passing play he destroyed Steeler All-Pro guard Alan Fanaca and laid a hit on QB for a sack. He just bull-rushed him over and threw him aside. It should be the last single blocker assignment he sees on a passing play this season. Let me be the first to call myself out for being wrong in a post just yesterday. Jenkins IS a key to the passing defense because he will garner double-teams all season leaving the DE's and LB's an easier path. No OC in the league will want to risk Jenkins laying hits on their QB and no guard in the league can handle Jenkins one-on-one for any length of time. Thank the football gods nobody offered a #1 pick for him! I'll bet the Steelers would give up their #1 pick next year for him right now!
Dalton Bell played about as expected. He made some bad throws, he looked jittery at times and he made some good throws. I think overall he helped himself but he will still see the Turk tomorrow if not sooner. Kerry Colbert helped himself as well and Dwayne Jarrett showed why he was so successful at USC. My bet is Colbert starts opposite Smith in the season opener. I see no point in further evaluation of the offense because we never saw the complete first team playing
Special teams didn't fare too well though. Another missed field goal, some poor kick coverage but Ryne did show some more flash.
Overall I thought this game was a positive step forward for the Panthers going into the season opener. Forget the score. The defense stole the show and gave the Panther faithful a much needed reason to be excited. Count me in!

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Ok, the basics of this story are that I number closed this girl on a night out, didn't k-close because i'm taken, that's another story but since then I sent one text saying hope she got home ok(which was stupid, and could answer my question straight away) then another 2 days later with some callback humour to the night out.
the line between social and pushy?
She's not directly re-initiated and all i've heard is Merry Christmas which was a mass text, and I can find her on facebook easily. So here's the question. If she's not shown the compliance to answer texts is it fine to add her on Facebook and chat there or is that pushing too far?
I'm not losing anything either way here and my instincts tell me just add her then go quiet for a month or 2, so she can see all the awesome stuff i'm doing, but I guess it's a judgement call.


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The hype all over the web is that Apple's iPad is dominating markets for tablets. Reality is different. Look at Amazon's best sellers' list:
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You have to get down to the ninth spot to see the latest and greatest and most-hyped model of iPad.
According to IDC, Apple's iPad units sold keeps increasing even while share of units drops. I think that is an optimistic projection. Amazon's reality is different.
The world can build its own small cheap computers and doesn't need Apple's hype. Clearly, a lot of Android/Linux tablets are selling just as well or better than iPad.
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7″ and 10″ definitely are different devices: and imho 7″ will end up being more popular because being able to fit in a hand-bag or your pocket is a big winner. I don't know exactly what a 10″ is really for (I just got one a week ago for work), because it's a bit cumbersome, but still not a tv (too small, you have to hold it) and still not a pc (but only if you're worried about web, which is so cumbersome to start with). Definitely has novelty value but that wont last forever.
Android tablets are flooding the market, and what was once 'cutting edge' is last years technology so fast in this form factor, the 12 month cycle of apple is getting too slow to keep up. Just look on dx.com to see the sort of stuff coming out of china: it may not be cutting edge but all the new stuff is 1Ghz+ cpu, gpu, etc, which is more than enough for a 7″ screen and they'll all be running android so they can avoid any software development overheads (and mostly avoid the problem of really crappy software that has generally plagues such cheap devices). And it's all so dirt cheap – it might be junk, but it will still drive prices and margins down: look at what's happened to hand-held power tools where the consumer vs trade divide has widened.
Having said all that: apple are still doing extremely well … for the time being.
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Your view is somewhat distorted, I think, Mr. Pogson. The iPad is not really a competitor of the 7″ Kindle Fire and Samsung models listed ahead of it. The iPad rules in the 10″ category. To get to the no-name, cheapo sort of Android generic, you have to go way down the list.
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How many of you woke up a lot easier this morning? Was it the simple thought that our first regular season game is less than a week away? That a week from today we could be waking up undefeated? That's how it has been for me as it has kept me energized and motivated for days.
As many of you know I live in Washington state and have my entire life. So you could all understand why this game may mean a whole lot more personally, than it does to many others. I can tell you that Seattle fans may be the most fair weather fans I have ever met, and some of the most cockiest as well. I still never hear the end about the 05 NFC title game. Even the tough loss last year hurt almost worse than that. The fans here never let me hear the end of it.
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Men at Calipatria on general population yards A, B and C can show the same courage as the hunger strikers, who are honored around the world, by pledging to respect the Agreement to End Hostilities and stop all fighting and riots between racial groups. The Agreement must continue to hold within all California prisons and unity needs to spread across the state. Only then can justice be won.
September 5, 2013
Representatives of the Short Corridor Collective at Pelican Bay State Prison's Security Housing Unit have based their decision on a meeting with fellow prisoners at the prison, the growing international condemnation of California's practice of solitary confinement, as well as the commitment of California Senate and Assembly Public Safety Committee Chairs Loni Hancock and Tom Ammiano to convene a series of hearings in response to the strikers' demands that would "address the issues that have been raised to a point where they can no longer be ignored."
August 12, 2013
Today I read an op-ed from the L.A. Times by the new secretary of the California Department of Corruption. He gave a one sided view of prison violence by talking about the 11 murders of guards in the three years between 1970 and 1973. He failed to mention the 39 inmates murdered between January 1987 and December 1995 in the guard staged gladiator "game" fights.
July 16, 2013
It is hot enough in Corcoran, California, to melt people. That being said, it still wasn't hot enough to keep upwards of 400 people from braving 103-degree weather to mobilize and rally at Corcoran State Prison in support of over 30,000 prisoners on hunger strike in California. The immediate goal is to stop the cruelty and torture that being held in isolation represents. The long-range objective is liberation.
December 30, 2012
Since the last hunger strike, the administration via the "Office of Corruptional Security" has instituted documented military torture tactics here at Pelican Bay State Prison in order to create hostile living conditions and attempt to turn prisoners on each other. But many of us have seen these tactics before, so we know how to deal with it.
October 27, 2012
The new draft Step Down Program allows for any CO (correctional officer) or staff member to have any prisoner placed in SHU for anything they deem necessary, citing safety and security and public safety, even without any disciplinary action. Many of us have seen first hand the abusive nature of sadistic, racist and misogynistic CO staff who fabricate information to "break" prisoners.
October 17, 2012
We oppose CDCR's policies and practices relating to our subjection to decades of "status"-based, indefinite isolation; this includes our opposition to CDCR's proposed policy changes, entitled "Security Threat Group Prevention, Identification, and Management Strategy." We would appreciate your supportive intervention on this issue.
September 12, 2012
Prisoners in Pelican Bay's SHU have announced a push to end all hostilities between racial groups within California's prisons and jails. The handwritten announcement, sent to prison advocacy organizations, is signed by the PBSP-SHU Short Corridor Collective. The statement calls for the cessation of all hostilities between groups to commence Oct. 10, 2012, in all California prisons and county jails. It also calls on prisoners throughout the state to set aside their differences and use diplomatic means to settle their disputes.
June 9, 2012
As a prisoner at Pelican Bay's Short Corridor, I had to laugh in disgust at the audacity of the Department of Corruption's motion to rescind the medical receiver appointed by the federal court after decades of inadequate medical care. Here at Pelican Bay's SHU, it is common knowledge that the Institutional Gang Investigation (IGI) Unit actually make the medical decisions by way of the chief medical officer.
March 21, 2012
Comparing their conditions to a "living coffin," 400 California prisoners held in long-term or indefinite solitary confinement petitioned the United Nations Tuesday to intervene on behalf of all of the more than 4,000 prisoners similarly situated. California holds more prisoners in solitary confinement than any other state in the United States or any other nation on earth. Conditions inside California's SHUs and ASUs were at the center of two massive waves of hunger strikes last year that saw the participation of thousands of prisoners in at least a third of California's 33 prisons.
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The Center for Human Rights and Constitutional Law believes that the treatment of California prisoners placed in Administrative Segregation Units and Security Housing Units should be brought before the United Nations. Placing thousands of prisoners in segregation for long periods of time is one of the most serious mass human rights violations taking place in the United States today. On Tuesday, March 20, 10-11 a.m., at the Ronald Reagan State Building, 300 South Spring St., Los Angeles, join the press conference to release a petition calling for a United Nations investigation.
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I had never believed in hunger strikes, thinking that they're counter-productive. However, when the gang unit began to work in concert with the chief medical officer, I decided to participate in this and the next hunger strike. Here's why.


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Determinants of hiring older workers: Evidence from Hong Kong
AbstractA 1996 survey of Hong Kong establishments designed to identify hiring and employment patterns by workers' age shows that, as in the United States, many firms employed older workers but did not hire older workers. This pattern appears to reflect mainly economic forces, rather than public policy, given that no laws prohibited age discrimination or required uniform fringe benefit provision in Hong Kong. The empirical evidence from the survey is consistent with two broad hypotheses. First, workers and firms are more willing to invest in training when workers are young. Second, delayed compensation more effectively deters shirking among young workers than among older workers and is more readily accepted by young workers. (Abstract courtesy JSTOR.)
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Perhaps the first thing you'll notice is a glare from oncoming headlights at night. Usually, a haze surrounds the lights.
Then, you're likely to find reading more challenging. It's harder to see the letters, and they tend to blur together.
This is what happens when you develop cataracts.
A cataract is a clouding of the eye's lens, a clear, soft gelatinous structure behind the pupil that works much like a camera lens. The leading cause of cataracts is aging. Other contributing factors include:
Metabolic diseases such as diabetes
Some medications, including lengthy use of corticosteroids such as cortisone or prednisone
When cataracts affect your ability to function, it's time to consider surgery.
Many people think surgeons take the cataract off the eye. Actually, the entire lens is removed and a synthetic lens, called an IOL or intraocular lens, is implanted. This new lens includes a prescription, much like eyeglasses. Still, you'll probably need prescription glasses, especially for reading.
In most cases, patients receive a sedative before surgery but remain awake throughout the procedure. Some surgeons give numbing injections around the eye, but anesthetic drops can be used instead.
Once the anesthetic is working, the surgeon makes an incision in the eye to help reach the cataract and implant the new lens. The surgeon usually uses ultrasound energy to liquefy the cataract-clouded lens (phacoemulsification). That lets them remove the remains of the lens through a tube in a suction-like process called aspiration.
The painless procedure takes about 15 to 30 minutes per eye. Complex cases are unusual but require more care.
If both eyes have cataracts, you're usually operated on at different times, generally weeks apart. This is done for your safety.
This is done to ensure that the first eye has healed without complications before performing surgery on the other eye. Patients go home the same day and wear a patch or shield to protect the eye. Then the eye is examined the next day, a week after the surgery, and a month later.
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We can't believe another week has come and gone at our fine Colorado Dude Ranch! What a great week we had! Be sure to check out some of the highlights from an all inclusive stay at Black Mountain Ranch, you might want to take a trip of your own! WHAT TO DO AT BLACK MOUNTAIN [...]Read More
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New cross-platform campaign ratings system was developed with WPP.
Advertisers have long complained about the disconnect between TV and digital metrics. Today, Nielsen unveiled a system called Nielsen Cross-Platform Campaign Ratings that it says will finally bridge that gap.
The new system, developed in partnership with WPP's GroupM, builds off Nielsen's Online Campaign Ratings product, which it debuted in August 2011. That tool allows advertisers to track the reach, frequency and GRP metrics for their Internet advertising, revealing, among other things, the age and gender of up to 50 percent of the people seeing their web ads.
Nielsen Cross-Platform Campaign Ratings will combine that information with Nielsen's existing television ratings data to provide clients with total and overlapped reach and frequency of their marketing campaigns.
"Cross-platform metrics are essential to both buyers and sellers of advertising," said Steve Hasker, president of media products and advertiser solutions for Nielsen, in a press release. "Every day, we're hearing from advertisers, online publishers, TV networks and agencies that a better system of measurement is required. Through working closely with GroupM and others in the industry we believe we can help create best practices that will benefit the entire ecosystem."
Although GroupM has contributed to the development of the system, it will not be available exclusively to GroupM clients. A statement announcing the new system said the two groups were working together to develop other measurement tools that go beyond TV and the Internet, hinting that a similar mobile metrics system may be in the works.
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Prices remain locked in a choppy range below resistance at 1.1155, the 23.6% Fibonacci expansion. A break higher on a daily closing basis exposes recent swing highs in the 1.1194-1.1223 area, followed by the 38.2% level at 1.1307. Near-term support is in the 1.1053-61 region, defined by the February 25 low and the 14.6% Fib. A reversal beneath this barrier exposes the February 19 low at 1.0909.
A long position at current levels is premature absent a confirmation on a break above resistance. Meanwhile, a short trade looks unattractive from a risk/reward perspective with the pair sitting squarely at near-term support. We will opt to remain flat for the time being.
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Home Sweet Home, and a Brief Check In
As soon as I walked back onto the Clark campus, I felt like I had never left. Things jumped right back to where they left. This was probably assisted by the fact that all of my friends had arrived back on campus before I had. The sight of all the buildings was incredibly comforting for me; I was sad to leave home, but I immediately felt better as soon as I set foot on campus and saw all the familiar sights (kind of, it was really dark, but I knew they were there!) I was so caught up in the stresses of packing and traveling and losing my really engaging book in the train station that I didn't realize how excited I was to come back to campus.
Part of me is excited to be back on campus because of the loving familiarity, but I'm also incredibly pumped for my classes this semester. Instead of taking classes an advisor suggested for me, like last semester, I'm taking classes that I picked myself in subject areas that I'm genuinely interested in. When we were going over the syllabus in my Environmental Science class, I was so excited that I almost cried. That sounds a little pathetic, I know, but it was at that moment that I realized I would no longer be stuck in a permanent academic limbo, always questioning my academic interests. And also, agricultural sustainability is really exciting, trust me.
Last semester, Becca wrote a blog post about this, and when I read it, I didn't think it was possible. How could your class material possibly ever overlap, and could you really be extremely interested in what you're learning about in class? I thought it was a myth, or an enigma. Well guess what, kiddies; it's possible, and it's happening to me. I could not be more thrilled. I actually want to go to class (even though I have 9 AM classes twice a week. Blargh.). Themes that we discussed in my Problems of Globalization class are appearing in my Comparative Politics, and theories mentioned in my American Cities class are central to issues in my Environmental Science class. I feel like my learning is finally comprehensive, rather than only for the purpose of completing a test. This is real life, adult learning.
The only downfall of my "adult learning" is that none of the textbooks have pictures.
In other news, as I walked through campus and when I enjoyed my breakfast this morning while watching Martin Luther King, Jr.'s "I Have a Dream" speech with my friend Lloyd, I looked around and noticed a lot of slightly uncomfortable looking people with red folders, which only means one thing: prospective students! I would like to send out a great big congratulations to the newest students admitted to the Class of 2017. I strongly suggest that you come visit so you can experience the comfort and immense joy I feel while spending time on campus. For those of you who are still weighing your options or for high school juniors, a visit to Clark is definitely worth your time. I wasn't sold on Clark until I stepped foot on campus, and when I did, I fell in love. Ever since the first time I came to Clark, every time I've come back to campus after being away, whether it be for a few hours or for a whole month, I've felt completely at home. It's like I never left.
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Terrell Suggs to get full salary
I am posting this here because of how it relates to Peters's injury situation. Ravens owner Steve Bisciotti: "I would be more upset if he hurt himself sleeping on the couch all offseason," he said. "If our players are engaged in activities that get them in shape, then I'm proud of them for doing it. I don't know if I would be working out in April the way these guys do what they do. I'm proud of Terrell. It gets pretty boring in the weight room. He wasn't kite boarding. If he's playing basketball, that's great." Bisciotti said cutting Suggs' salary would not be good for team morale. "I'd be scared to come to work," Bisciotti said. "I think it would be a terrible message." Good for him.


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Students interested in obtaining the Disability Law and Policy Program Certificate apply at the beginning of the applicant's last semester of law school. Students must complete the Certificate Application and attach an unofficial transcript as well as a copy of their paper satisfying the writing requirement. Students who have met all the requirements and are in good academic standing at the College of Law will be granted the Certificate.
- Disability Law (3 credits)
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This is pure speculation, but after reading this from The Press Enterprise:Despite Marcus Everett being the latest Bruin to fumble a punt, Dorrell said in a conference call Monday that running back Chris Markey and receivers Everett and Terrence Austin would continue to return punts.
Markey, who fumbled in the opener, did not return a punt Saturday because of a sore knee.
it makes me wonder if he sat out so long in the 3rd because he told the coaches at the half that his knee was starting to bother him? Just a guess.


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News 13 Midday visited Sugar Booger Cupcakes to learn how to make a Rockin' Banana Cupcake in honor of the late singer Elvis Presley.
Rockin' Banana Cupcake
1 box white cake mix, or your favorite recipe
1 ripe banana
1 cup water
1/3 cup vegetable oil
3 eggs
Follow directions on box, or according to your recipe. Add the banana after mixing ingredients together. Allow cupcakes to cool for 30 minutes before icing.
Peanut Butter Buttercream Icing
About 3 cups of icing.
In large bowl, cream shortening and butter with electric mixer. Add vanilla. Gradually add sugar, one cup at a time, beating well on medium speed. Scrape sides and bottom of bowl often. When all sugar has been mixed in, icing will appear dry. Add milk and beat at medium speed until light and fluffy. Keep bowl covered with a damp cloth until ready to use.
For best results, keep icing bowl in refrigerator when not in use. Refrigerated in an airtight container, this icing can be stored 2 weeks. Rewhip before using.
For thin (spreading) consistency icing, add 2 tablespoons light corn syrup, water or milk.
For Pure White Icing (stiff consistency), omit butter; substitute an additional 1/2 cup shortening for butter and add 1/2 teaspoon No-Color Butter Flavor. Add up to 4 tablespoons light corn syrup, water or milk to thin for icing cakes.
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LOUISVILLE, KY (WAVE) – Louisville Metro Police say the city's latest homicide victim was killed as he was moving out of the public housing complex in the Park Hill neighborhood.
According to MetroSafe, a call was received around 1:45 p.m. reporting a man down with gunshot wounds in the 1600 block of Moore Court near building 27.
LMPD detectives believe there was an ongoing dispute between the victim, an African immigrant, and the shooter.
Through a translator, the victim's wife told us they have three kids. A neighbor said when the man was shot, he and his family were packing up to leave the public housing complex and the neighborhood.
The man was pronounced dead at the scene from multiple gunshot wounds.
Police say they have a person of interest, but ask anyone with information about the shooting to call the LMPD Crime Tip Line at 574-LMPD. All calls to the Crime Tip Line are anonymous.
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ISEE and SSAT Practice Tests? New Online Tuiton Course Proves Very Popular
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PrivateSchoolExam.com Release Online ISEE And SSAT Private School Admission Tuition
PrivateSchoolExam.com has released a new online tuition course which claims to guarantee success for students on ISEE and SSAT tests and is in fact the only on-line course offering 500 test prep questions based solely on the ISEE and SSAT exams. The interactive tuition is designed to allow parents and students get affordable private tuition to help compete for much sought after private school places.
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The Independent School Entrance Examination, ISEE test is a compulsory test and students must achieve acceptable grades to be granted admission into most private schools. Consisting of 3 levels; Lower, grades 4-5; Middle, grades 6-7; and Upper, grades 8-11- it is a system of grading students which is adopted by private middle, secondary and most boarding schools. It is also used in military academies.
Secondary School Admissions Tests, SSAT are part of the admission process for enrolling into military and boarding schools around the world. Comprising of four sections of multiple choice questions alongside a personal essay- it is designed to measure verbal reasoning and reading comprehension.
It is claimed admission tests for enrolment are becoming increasingly harder as more families are choosing private education for children. In fact recent studies have shown that only 1 pupil in 5 will successfully pass these tests.
Launched in 2007, the course developer claim to have helped over 2000 students achieve places at private schools across the country. Course operator PrivateSchoolExam.com claims the online study guide will significantly raise the learning threshold of students and increase chances for success on the ISEE and SSAT tests.
Recent studies have shown students with good academic pass grades require further tuition to prepare for ISEE and SSAT tests. According to the SSAT scaled scores, for grades 5-7 the verbal, quantitative and reading score is between 440-710, and grades 8-11 it is 500-800 points.
PrivateSchoolExam.com aims to give affordable private tuition to all families
For most families $2000+ extra tuition, per child, is just not affordable. Additionally, it is argued that with a private tutor students are limited to only one or two extra hours study per week. PrivateSchoolExam.com interactive tuition aims to give children a similar private tutoring at an affordable price to accommodate anyone.
The PrivateSchoolExam.com course gives parents and students access to tutoring material, mock exams, sample test preparation question and more, 24 hours a day 7 days a week.
What does the PrivateSchoolExam.com test preparation course consist of?
Pages of sample preparation questions in SSAT test and ISEE test format. All the questions are tailored around previous exam papers, and are set in the same format as previous tests.
The tutorial comes in an audio format, and all marks are graded to keep track of your child's progress.
The Strategy, Essay and Verbal section is taught by writer Heather Spiegel. Heather is a professional writer, Magna Cum Laude (Dartmouth), Phi Beta Kappa and Rhodes Scholar Candidate. She is also a master test instructor at both ISEE and SSAT test level.
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Like most of my friends, I'm one of the many people out there that can't live without their iPhone. I just can't put it down, and it goes with me everywhere I go. No excuses.
However, I do have a rule about going mountain biking- and it's that I turn my phone off, or at the least to silent. I simply leave a message that I'll be riding and will get back to them later. My mountain biking time is my time apart from the working world- my thinking time and the last thing I want are work colleagues, friends and loved ones taking up my precious time.
Selfish? Hell yes. But mountain biking is the single thing that keeps me ticking. And not many people would understand that.
It's the thing I do when I'm frustrated to help me open my mind. When I'm happy it enhances my mood; when I'm sad it cheers me up. When I'm angry it calms me down- mountain biking gives me everything and without it I'd be nothing. I don't live to ride- I ride to live.
And I certainly wouldn't ride with headphones in. My day-to-day life is polluted with music, noise and other distractions- when I'm out riding I want to feel the terrain. I want to hear the grip my tyres have; the noise twigs make as they snap and crunch under tyre; the slosh of puddles and the rumble of tyres on hard pack. Mountain biking to me is best when my senses are working over time- my sight, sound and even smell. I can talk a ride with the smell of warm tarmac in the rain, the smell of animals in fields, the smell of wild garlic in the woods and the lube on my chain.
Mountain biking is a sensory overload, and I simply don't have time for the rest of the world to be involved. You should try disconnecting every once in a while- it's a satisfying feeling.


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A quick, simple and oh so good family dinner idea!
2 packages (8.8 to 9 ounces each) refrigerated cheese tortellini
1 tablespoon Sunnyside Farms Unsalted Butter
1 - ½ pounds boneless, skinless chicken breasts, cut into 1/2-inch pieces
1 each garlic clove and medium yellow onion, chopped
1 teaspoon each finely chopped fresh sage and parsley leaves
2 cups sliced white mushrooms
1 cup Sunny Select Frozen Peas
¼ cup Sunny Select Fat Free Chicken Broth
1 – ½ cups Sunnyside Farms Heavy Cream
Salt and ground white pepper, to taste
1 container (4 to 5 ounces) crumbled Gorgonzola cheese
Serves: 6
Heat large covered saucepot of salted water to boiling over high heat. Add tortellini and cook as label directs; drain.
Meanwhile, in large skillet, melt butter over medium heat. Add chicken, garlic, onion and sage, and cook 3 minutes, stirring occasionally. Stir in mushrooms and peas, and cook 3 minutes longer, stirring occasionally. Add broth; cook 1 minute. Stir in cream, salt and pepper, cook 5 minutes. Gently fold tortellini into chicken mixture; cook 2 minutes or until heated through. Remove skillet from heat; stir in cheese. Serve garnished with parsley.
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PHOTOS: Bizarre Border Busts
Over the years, people have tried some unusual ways to smuggle drugs and people across the U.S.-Mexico border, as photos from U.S. Customs and Border Patrol show.
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Instructions for Reserving Meetings
Student groups may reserve meeting spaces through Virtual EMS, Kean University's online room and space reservation system. Please note that student group leaders may only reserve meetings directly in Virtual EMS and events or programs must be submitted through the event submission feature in Cougar Link.
To reserve meeting spaces in Virtual EMS, please follow these steps:
- Go to Virtual EMS – accessible online at http://events.kean.edu (please save this link as a favorite).
- Select "My Account" and click "Log In".
- Enter your Kean Google username (without the "@kean.edu") and password and click "Login".
- If you have previously setup your account, please skip to step 6.
- If you have not setup your account yet, please proceed to step 4.
- Setup your Virtual EMS Account:
- Confirm your Email Address
- Confirm your Full Name
- Enter your Contact Phone Number (optional)
- Enter your FAX Number, if applicable (optional)
- Enter your Time Zone (Kean University's Main Campus is in the Eastern Time Zone)
- Enter any applicable Notes (optional)
- Identify how you are affiliated with Kean University – Select "Student"
- Identify which University group/department/unit(s) or Organization you are affiliated with – Type in your organization(s) name(s)
- Click "Save"
- Once your profile is saved, it will be marked as "Pending". Once your identity and student group executive board affiliation is confirmed, your Virtual EMS Account should be approved by the University Center Operations and Event Management Office within 24 hours of your submission. If your account is not confirmed within 2 business days, please contact the University Center Operations and Event Management Office at 908-737-5200. Once your account is approved, please login to Virtual EMS and proceed to step 6.
- Select "Submit a Request" and click on "Request an Event/Meeting".
- Enter the Date, Start time and End time. If the event is a reoccurring event, like a student group meeting, click on "Recurrence" and enter the recurrence information (ex: weekly on Tuesdays, every 2 weeks on Thursdays, etc…) and click "Apply Recurrence".
- Select the University facility from the "Facilities" dropdown menu (ex: University Center).
- Enter the setup information by entering the estimated attendance (note that attendance affects your room location options due to occupancy) and your desired setup type (setup type descriptions for the University Center can be found online at http://www.kean.edu/admin/uploads/pdf/UCA_SpaceLayout.pdf).
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- Check the box at the bottom of the center window stating that you "have read and agree to the terms and conditions" once you have clicked the link to view and read the terms and conditions.
- Click "Continue".
- Enter the "Event Details":
- Enter the "Event Name" – include your organization's name in the event name (ex: ABC Club General Body Meeting or XYZ Chapter Meeting).
- Select the "Event Type" – "Meeting" or "Recruitment"
- Enter the "Group Details":
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- Review your information and click "Submit Request".
- Your meeting request will be submitted electronically to the Conference and Event Services and the University Center Operations and Event Management Office. You will receive electronic notification regarding the status of your event.
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First Look: Official 'Back to the Future' Lego Delorean; Out in July
Posted on Wednesday, June 26th, 2013 by Germain Lussier
Late last year, LEGO officially revealed it would be making the a set featuring the DeLorean from Back to the Future. The project was the result of a fan project on Lego Cuusoo (read the full story here) and now we finally have an update. Your first look at the actual LEGO Delorean has been revealed and it'll reportedly be out in July. Check out some addition info below. Read More »


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13 Apr 2013
A few years ago, I gave my father a fat stack of stories that I'd written about our family, hoping to connect with him by sharing a bit of myself. What I didn't know for years after was the stories hurt him deeply, each one feeling like a condemnation when I had written them as love letters. This is one of those stories:
There's this tiny alcove at the mechanic's shop, with a garish gold recliner and a soggy box of National Geographics. I am actually delighted with the room and curled now into the recliner with both feet tucked beneath me while the mechanic changes my tires. His sweet, smelly golden retriever has been following me around since I arrived fifteen minutes ago, and now, he sits beside me like a fuzzy end table, mumbling an ancient tennis ball and practically purring while I scratch his head.
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Clearnote Campus Fellowship (CNCF) is a reformed and evangelical Christian student organization (or campus ministry) seeking to reach students at IU with the Gospel.
And no, we're not a glee club. Or some other music-related thing (although we do happen to have a rockin' band).
All the same, we're still not what you'd normally think of when you picture a campus ministry.
We function like many other campus ministries: we have a large-group meeting, Bible studies, retreats, mission trips, and more. But that's not all we do. That's not all we are.
CNCF was commissioned by the elders and pastors of Clearnote Church to reach students at Indiana University with the Gospel. We believe it's essential for campus ministries to be accountable to the biblical authority of the local church. And we believe it's essential for students to be connected to the life of a local church. For more about this, see Our Mission.
ClearNote Campus Fellowship is a ministry of ClearNote Church on the campus of Indiana University.


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Charles McClelland (M.A. Sociology, 2000) is officially the new Chief of Police for the city of Houston. In front of a supportive audience of city staffers and council members on Wednesday, March 31, Mayor Annise Parker announced her decision.
McClelland took over as acting chief when former Chief Harold Hurtt stepped down on December 30, 2009 and was officially sworn in as Chief of Police on April 14, 2010.
McClelland has more than 32 years of service to HPD, joining the department as a patrol officer in 1977 and rising through the ranks to become an executive assistant chief in charge of the Investigative Operations Command.ĀHe holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Criminology and a Master of Arts degree in Sociology from the University of Houston.ĀHe is also a graduate of the Federal Bureau of Investigation National Academy and has received numerous awards and commendations.
McClelland, 55, was born in Center, Texas. He has two daughters.Ā He will lead a department of approximately 5,400 sworn officers. (Source: GuidryNews.com )
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As a Brit who has loved Football and Soccer for almost 30 years I've got to ask Football fans Stateside what's happening to the game at grass roots park level?
My main reason for asking is that while we're jumping for joy on this side of the Atlantic, parts of the Oakland press and fan base aren't happy with this. Kawakami points out statistically this is not good for the home team, and no way would this happened in the Al years. In my opinion, he completely misses why the NFL not only wants to do this, but absolutely HAS to do this. Football, is under attack. From both within, due to the nature of the game, and externally due the competition of other sports - mainly Soccer.
I think most fans would agree that the game isn't the same one we were watching 25 years ago. Penalties for incorrect helmet use, hitting defenseless receivers etc have changed the way the game is played. I welcome the NFL's rule changes to play a safer game. And you can be sure there will be more rule changes to come. Concussions, CTE, and possible suicide connections concerning former NFL greats is not the news you want to hear. Personally, I still dont believe the balance is correct between the Offensive player lowering his helmet and pads, and how a Defensive player can stop this without involving at the very least, incidental helmet contact. But the players are now bigger, stronger and faster than ever before, so it's a tough balancing act between player safety and taking away the wow factor of the big hit. Kurt Warner and Tom Brady have been reported to say they wouldn't want their sons playing football. There are benefits of other sports over Football as well as the safety factor. Soccer, basketball and baseball are easier for a kid to start playing. At most, you need just a bat and a ball and you're pretty much trying to replicate what the pro's do at the highest level. Difficult to do that with Football when you need $500 worth of kit before you start off.
Outside of the game itself, the marketing men behind Soccer are trying to compete with Football. Man City and Chelsea played in America twice in pre-season friendlies. Liverpool went to Indonesia, Vietnam and Australia. Man Utd went to Australia and Japan. They want a bigger slice of the global market. With the rise of professional MLS and a successful American National Soccer Team that has qualified for the 2014 World Cup, that has to be capturing the attention of some aspiring American young athletes. Soccer is an established global sport with one huge market yet to be completely persuaded.
Dont get me wrong, I'm not trying to sell you Soccer. But the NFL recognizes it needs to fight fire with fire. Expect more regular season games not only in London but other parts of the world also. If your market share is going down, viewing figures decline, your TV money isn't there, player wages come down etc etc. So I think it's something you have got to get used to.
So what are you seeing on your local parks? Pop Warner still thriving or mini soccer taking over? Be interesting to find out.


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Metaorigin is in a drama shojou manga.
Well I must not be the main character.
sunshinepatch is in a sports yuri manga.
that…. sounds ridiculously awesome *_____*
Lots of feels going around here.
Mostly a fandom blog.
Mortrialus is in a gender bender yaoi manga.
Metaorigin is in a drama shojou manga.
Well I must not be the main character.
sunshinepatch is in a sports yuri manga.
that…. sounds ridiculously awesome *_____*
Noon is in a slice of life yaoi manga.
"Historical hentai doujinshi"
"Gui is in a psychological yaoi manga."
fantasy yuri manga frick yeah
….drama hentai doujinshi.. …
Kat is in a gender bender hentai doujinshi. aww yeah
Hillary is in a horror seinen manga. WHAT!!!??? Why am I in a manga that is targeted at younger men? Am I the horror...
Cheye is in a fantasy shoujo manga. score
"Dawn is in a historical josei manga" I had to look up what this meant. I'm still not entirely sure what would take...
Samantha is in a drama seinen manga…… whut. o_o; Seriously?
DanIEL is in a harem seinen manga hehe Choose your words carefully, now where is my harem at?
Dan is in a harem yaoi manga. WHAT THE HELL.
Haolin is in a harem josei manga. DERP
Yes but who is the dorito-faced one I NEED TO KNOW
Erin Reed is in a tragedy yaoi manga. ROBIN. ROBIN OH MY GOD OM HMY GOOODDDDD
Ryoma is in harem seinen manga. That's it. THAT IS MY DESTINY.
Sugar-Bun is in a smutty/echi shounen manga. IT IS MY DESTINY
According to this im in a smuty/ecchi shoujo manga what a time to be alive
Kalyn is in a smutty/ecchi hentai doujinshi. FUCK. YES.
Kayla is in a psychological yuri manga. hmmmmmmmmm
gender bender hentai doujinshi. ok accurate i guess
Horror Yaoi Manga Fuck yeah
Sabriel is in a fantasy hentai doujinshi.
Historical Yuri ????????????????
A harem seinen manga.
Comedy Yaoi Manga (nope, not giving my name, nope nope, because I was stupid and didn't use an alias)
Nate is in a historical shounen manga.
PK is in a psychological yaoi manga. I APPROVE. SO MUCH.
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Can't believe I missed the announcement, but the grandaddy of Guitar Competitions, Guitarist Of The Year, has returned!
I remember this competition way back when it first launched in Guitarist magazine, when Dave Kilminster became the first winner and also when the one and only Guthrie Govan triumphed in 1993.
It's great to see it return and can't wait to see what talent it uncovers.
Britain's got guitar talent – and Guitarist is going to find it! The London Music Show 2010 will see the long-awaited return of the Guitarist Of The Year competition, so enter now for the chance to win fantastic prizes, and to battle it out at one of three live finals held at the London Music Show on 8, 9 and 10 October at the ExCel Centre.
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The final of each competition will take place on a separate day at the London Music Show.
All you have to do to enter is send an MP3 of an original composition, either with or without backing track, that's no more than four minutes long. Our panel of independent judges will pick a shortlist of the best entries based on composition, technical ability, taste and feel, performance and delivery – and the finalists will face off in one of three finals before a panel of expert judges and industry figures.
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Commentary: What BYU, Utah, Utah State, WSU, UVU and SUU need to do to make the NCAA Tournament (6 items)
As March Madness approaches, Utah's six Div. I teams dream of dancing in this year's NCAA Tournament. None of these teams are locks for the Big Dance, and most of them simply won't have the résumé to pick up an at-large bid even if they run the table the rest of the regular season. However, all six teams can play Cinderella if they win their respective conference tournaments.
However, BYU and Utah can still improve their chances of picking up an at-large bid, but they need to move quickly. March is just around the corner.
So, what do Utah's local teams need to do to make the NCAA Tournament this year?
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1 of 6. Southern Utah University
Current RPI: 342
Current Status: Needs an unprecedented miracle and win the Big Sky Conference Tournament
SUU's chances of making the NCAA Tournament for the second time in school history are too small to approximate, but the Thunderbirds still have a chance.
Consider, for a moment, this possibility: All season long SUU has secretly hidden all of its talent and ability to win and will continue to do so until the Big Sky Tournament. Then, after everyone has written the Thunderbirds off, SUU suddenly unleashes all of its pent-up ability and stuns everyone on its way to becoming the first team in NCAA history to make the Big Dance with just one regular-season win.
Likely? No. The odds of winning the lottery and getting struck by lightning on the same day are probably greater than SUU making the tournament. Nonetheless, it's still a possibility.
2 of 6. Weber State University
Current RPI: 205
Current Status: Must win Big Sky Conference Tournament
If last year's 30-win squad couldn't pick up an at-large bid, there's no way the Wildcats can convince the committee to let them in. A loss to Montana in the Big Sky finals was enough to doom Weber State last year.
That doesn't mean that the Wildcats couldn't make a run at this year's Big Sky Tournament. The conference isn't particularly strong as Northern Colorado is the only team with more than 10 wins. Weber State is underperforming right now, but it could easily bounce back at exactly the right time.
3 of 6. Utah Valley University
Current RPI: 150
Current Status: Needs to win the Western Athletic Conference Tournament
While UVU doesn't have a win over a Top 200 team, it still has a decent chance of making the Big Dance. The Wolverines are currently the only unbeaten team in WAC play, and everyone else has at least two losses except Chicago State which has one. The Wolverines could be the No. 1 seed in the WAC Tournament this March, and all they have to do is win the title to go dancing.
That's why ESPN's Joe Lunardi, CBSSports' Jerry Palm and NBCSports' Dave Ommen all have UVU in the field of 68 as a No. 15 or No. 16 seed.
4 of 6. University of Utah
Current RPI: 131
Current Status: Needs road wins
Despite Utah's low RPI, the Utes already has some nice wins on their résumé. Utah has four wins over the RPI Top 100 and two Top 50 wins over UCLA and BYU.
Utah's biggest obstacle is not its weak non-conference schedule. The Pac-12 is strong enough this season to overcome that. No, the biggest red flag the selection committee will see is that the Utes have yet to win a game outside the friendly confines of the Huntsman Center.
The Utes have plenty of opportunities to pick up a quality road win. Utah has let some opportunities get away from them, including at Boise State, Washington and Washington State. Utah has another opportunity Thursday night at Arizona State, and it needs to start winning those games.
5 of 6. Utah State University
Current RPI: 97
Current Status: Needs to win the Mountain West Conference Tournament
Utah State's transition to the Mountain West Conference has been anything but smooth. The Aggies are 2-4 in conference, and that includes a devastating 73-72 loss to No. 225 Air Force. Even if the Aggies were to upset San Diego State, there's no way for the Aggies to build a good enough résumé to earn an at-large bid.
The MWC Tournament is the Aggies' only hope. Problem is, this tournament is still held on UNLV's home floor.
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#40 BYU is the only Utah team with a legitimate chance of getting an at-large
bid. BYU will have to win all of their remaining home games and not lose any
road games except to Gonzaga and perhaps Saint Mary's, otherwise BYU will
have to win the WCC tournament.
#121 Utah would have to go on an incredible road winning streak to get an at-large bid, and for a team that's only won 1 of 19 road games in the PAC 12, that's an almost impossible expectation. With ASU, Arizona, Colorado, USC (which just beat California), UCLA, California, and Stanford all on the road, the Utes would have to get extremely lucky to pick up more than a couple of wins. With 2 roads, and a likely maximum of no more than 3 more home wins, the Utes would only have a 19-11 record with 9 of those wins coming against teams ranked in the bottom 100 or non-Div 1 teams.
UVU and Weber St have legitimate chances of winning their conference tournaments to secure auto-bids.
USU has little chance of winning the MWC tournament. SUU no chance.
Dixie State has the best opportunity of all the Utah schools in going to an NCAA
tournament. They are 14-2 right now, 5-2 in conference on the road, 2-0 in
conference at home. They have 6 more home conference games and 3 more road
conference games. The conference tournament will be at Point Loma, where they
play Saturday night. They beat UNLV in the Thomas and Mack Center.
If one Utah team goes to a big dance, my money would be on Dixie State.


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Steve Berkowitz of USA Today wrote an interesting article today on the contract of Louisville's athletic director Tom Jurich.
Berkowitz labels Jurich's contract, "unquestionably one of the most attractive in college sports".
Jurich's agreement runs through July 2023. Base salary of $500,000. $300,000 per year in "deferred income". Performance bonuses worth a maximum of $644,000 per year. "A page long list of financial costs the university agrees to absorb...".
That alone would be a lot.
But, Jurich also has a separate agreement with the University of Louisville Foundation for fundraising services. That pays him more than $260,000 in base salary and guarantees that he will earn $300,000 of the $644,000 possible bonus available under his contract with the university.
Jurich is 55. If he's still with the university at the end of June 2016, he will have vested in a plan which will pay him an additional $180,000 per year for 10 years.
He gets 8 "priority 1" tickets to football and basketball games for as long as he, his wife or any of his four children live.
Full article is available here.
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The UFC now has a page on its website for the newly created women's bantamweight division. It features only two fighters: Ronda Rousey, the champion, and Liz Carmouche, who will challenge Rousey for her belt at UFC 157 on Feb. 23, 2012, in Anaheim. That's the entire division, folks.
Freshly crowned Strikeforce Women's Bantamweight Champion Miesha Tate hits the town with her title wrapped firmly around her waist after winning it from Marloes Coenen with a fourth round submission last night at the "Fedor vs. Henderson" event in Hoffman Estates, Illinois. Tate is expected to defend her title next against Sarah Kaufman, who defeated Liz Carmouche at Strikeforce Challengers 17 on July 22.
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In a former life, Suzanne Murray was a lawyer, a journalist, and a green lifestyle guru. She's launched several web sites, and has worked at the Washington Post Company, the Boston Review, and myriad women's magazines. In her current life, she's the Parenting & Political Editor at The Stir/Moms Matter 2012. She's also raising 9 chickens and one adventurous 4-year-old.
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At this point, it seems the rumors that George Clooney is engaged to Amal Alamuddin are no longer rumors. It's being reported far and wide and in the most credible of publications. So if you had dreams of someday snagging Mr. Clooney for yourself, we're sorry to say all bets are off (for now at least).
The "huge" ring Alamuddin wore while dining at Nobu with Cindy Crawford and Rande Gerber is what first sparked the rumors. The same evening, Clooney and Alamuddin apparently ran into Ed Norton at the restaurant and told him they were engaged.
Clooney's whirlwind romance with Amal Alamuddin has only been going on for 7 months so this might be the first time you're even hearing of her -- or at least paying attention.
So who is Amal Alamuddin exactly -- and what's she got that you don't?
Being a professional cheerleader is hard work -- you've got to train, eat right, travel, always be, uh ... cheerful. But being a cheerleader for the Buffalo Bills -- or a Jill as they're called -- is even harder.
You've got to keep your vagina clean.
(Not sure what that means exactly? Don't worry, we'll give you all the details below.)
As a result of a lawsuit brought against the Buffalo Bills by five former Jills, certain documents have come to light, including the code of conduct Jills are expected to follow. Some of these rules make sense, such as the one about cheerleaders being allowed only a certain number of absences before they're let go.
Others are, oh, a little more condescending: "Always say "excuse me" when you burp, sneeze or cough. Even if you think there isn't anyone around." And: "Make-up left in the creases of your skin creates early wrinkles."
But still others (related to the aformentioned clean vagina) are downright ridiculous.
Run, Amal, Run! He's right behind you!A lot of you ladies (and gents) out there will be disappointed to hear that George Clooney, self-declared eternal bachelor, is supposedly getting married!
Scratch that.
He's apparently engaged (still has to make it to the altar).
People Magazine and Page Six are reporting that Hollywood heartthrob *cough* Clooney, 52, is engaged to Amal Alamuddin, 36, the London lawyer who he has been dating for less than a year.
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More than 30,000 people showed up at the White House yesterday for the 2014 "Hop Into Healthy, Swing Into Shape" Easter Egg Roll, but 7 kid reporters (including my daughter) were lucky enough to have a more intimate meeting with First Lady Michelle Obama on the floor of the White House Library.
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