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LONDON, Ont. - On the eve of the Canadian Pacific Women's Open, So Yeon Ryu, Na Yeon Choi and Inbee Park got together for dinner with some fellow South Korean golfers. While Park picked up the tab after winning the LPGA Championship, all three benefited from the fellowship.
Ryu set a new course record with a 9-under 63, Choi was one shot behind her and Park three off the lead after the first round of the US$2.25-million tournament at the London Hunt and Country Club. Traditional Korean food was on the menu, but Ryu credited the company, rather than the cuisine, for her strong start.
"We had a talk together to help us relax," Ryu said. "Sometimes when you're hanging out with really good friends, it can make you more relaxed and enjoy the golf. Today, I really enjoyed my golf. That comes from great friendship."
Ryu's 63 was one shy of the tournament record, and her 9-under-par tied the best mark, set in 2009 by Song-Hee Kim. The 24-year-old hit nine birdies and played a bogey-free round.
Choi chipped in three times during her morning round, and her 8 under looked like it would stand up until Ryu got hot on the back nine. Choi knew she chipped in twice from inside of 10 yards and once from a bunker 25 yards away but had to check her scorecard to figure out how many birdies she hit.
"I felt good about my game, but I didn't really realize I had five birdies in a row," Choi said. "I didn't really think about I want to birdie every hole."
Choi credits Canadian manager Greg Morrison for her love of and strong play in Canada. Her career-best round of 62 came in last year's Manulife Financial LPGA at the Grey Silo Golf Course in Waterloo, Ont.
When Ryu saw Choi's score before she teed off, she thought 3 under would be a realistic goal for her.
"But I shot 9 under, so I'm more happy," Ryu said with a smile.
Swede Anna Nordqvist, who was playing with and pushed along by Ryu, was alone in third at 7 under.
"She made nine birdies today and I made seven," Nordqvist said. "It gives you a lot of momentum or a lot of positive energy just seeing a lot of birdies."
Park, who lamented missing a few five- or six-foot putts, was part of a group at 6 under along with Azahara Munoz, Danielle Kang and Xi Yu Lin. Other than that, she called it a "perfect round."
"Ball-striking was almost perfect," Park said. "Everything as pretty much right on line. These greens, they didn't have much breaks in them, but I misread them, a couple of them. Hopefully I'll play a little bit better tomorrow and hole some more putts."
Park predicted that, given the conditions of the course, she would have to be more than 20-under par to win this tournament. Choi didn't think that was realistic until she wrapped up.
"Actually I was thinking like under 15," Choi said. "But after my score today, which means — if I shoot like 8 under, I think everyone could shoot like 8-under, so we will see."
Jennifer Kirby (Paris, Ont.) finished at 5 under as the low Canadian. Her playing partners, Brooke Henderson (Smiths Falls, Ont.) and Rebecca Lee-Bentham (Toronto) were each 2 under, along with amateur Elizabeth Tong (Thornhill, Ont.) and Sara-Maude Juneau (Fossambault, Que.).
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Choi left at least one shot on the course, too, as her birdie putt on No. 9 — her final hole of the day — lipped out. A tie for the lead might've done wonders for a player who hasn't won a tournament since the 2012 U.S. Open.
Similarly, Ryu hasn't won in two years, so the two friends can try to help each other through.
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Shula Zaken, the former chief of staff to prime minister Ehud Olmert, started her 11-month prison sentence on Tuesday, making her the first of the Holyland defendants to go behind bars.Zaken is serving her sentence at Neveh Tirza Prison in Ramle following her conviction for bribery in the Holyland trial.She had been given until September to begin her prison sentence, but moved up her start date voluntarily, reportedly with the hope that an early release could get her home to her family for Passover.The rest of the convicted Holyland defendants, including Olmert, have appealed, or plan to appeal, their convictions, making it unclear when they will start to serve their prison terms – which for some are set to six to seven years.Late Monday, Zaken tweeted a message to the public thanking her friends for support during the almost eight years she had been under investigation and said she would take all of the "support, love and faith" with her during the difficult period ahead in prison.Zaken's "short" 11-month sentence came from a plea bargain she cut with the state to testify against Olmert and provide incriminating tapes that would assist the prosecution in its attempt to seek a retrial of the Talansky Affair and to file a new indictment against Olmert for obstruction of justice in pushing her not to cooperate with the state.On July 6, by a 4-1 vote, the Supreme Court agreed to the state's request to review the Zaken tapes, which could be a sign of the court leaning toward granting the state's request for a retrial.However, the court said that its agreeing to review the tapes did not reflect on how it might rule on the greater question of a retrial.The former prime minister's possible best chance at avoiding a retrial on charges for which he was acquitted is to block the state from showing the Supreme Court the tapes on the grounds that the trial verdict was set back in July 2012 and should not be revisited.But Supreme Court President Asher D. Grunis and Justices Salim Joubran, Neal Hendel and Uzi Vogelman voted in favor of reviewing the tapes, with only Justice Yoram Danziger voting against.In mid-June, an expanded five-justice panel of the Supreme Court had heard the state's motion for a retrial of Olmert's acquittal in the Talansky Affair.Before turning state's witness against Olmert, which Zaken said she did partially after Olmert's lawyer called her "corrupt" on television, she had served Olmert faithfully in all of his political and private sector positions for over 30 years.
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Princeton's finest boffins have managed to print out an ear, and it's not just a simple prosthetic, it's actually an enhancement with a radio antenna built in. The process of combining electrical circuits with flesh is fraught with difficulties, and building ears is a common challenge given the complexity of shape and their …
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Thing is doe it include a right nipple implant that I can twist to pick up jazz fm?
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Am I the only one who sees this technology being used to print the skin over fleshy seeking Terminators.
/Gets me flak jacket.
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Forget the flak jacket, where's my shotgun? And ammo? Lots of ammo!
Where to put it
Star Trek style - new front ear!
"Now look ear"
Shouldn't that be a camera, then?
i refuse to be impressed until they can print out a 3d printer
Getting closer.
Today's fish is trout al la creme, please enjoy your meal....
RepRap is an attempt, yes it can't print everything, yes you still have to build it.
But it's a step.
All we 'ear is ... radio gaga.
That's earie. Once again people will be glued to their radios.
Hipster will get one....
I can see it now: A hipster gets one, and the immediately voids his warranty by putting a big gauge piercing through it.
Re: Hipster will get one....
Just have the piercing printed as well, already in the ear.
Can you hear me now?
Besides looking delicious and not at all freakish, anything that can help with my ears' "propensity to become torn off or damaged" is welcome indeed. I'm all the time losing one when rolling around during sleep. Sometimes, I'll even find one caught by the shower drain after a vigorous scrub.
Well, that's really gross, but I kind of want one?
Being totally serious for once
This actually could be used for those who have Treacher Collinge Syndrome.
For those of you who'd like to know more - part of the Syndrome means that they are born without part or all of the pinna. One of the symptoms of the syndrome may be that they have no ear canal, so they have to have a bone anchored hearing aid (BAHA).
So using this they would not have to have a stud through the bone (skull).
Now make a few boobs and it might generate a little more interest to us males but ear fetishist are few and far between round ear
...regularly tested over 10 weeks to ensure they remained biologically viable, which they did.
So, no danger of "ear today, gone tomorrow" then?
Ear on arm
Reminds me of Stelarc's Ear on Arm (engineering an Internet organ), http://stelarc.org/?catID=20242
Friends, Romans, Countrymen...
...lend me your....oh, thank you, no, please, I really only need the one for now, no really, I just don't have anywhere to put that many.
On a serious note though,there didn't seem to be any blood supply visible in the photo. Does this ear have blood vessels so as to"live" a lifetime?
I see the manufacturers of the "Rabbit" releasing a whole new line....
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Plenty of women work right up to the last moment of their pregnancies these days, but few of them have had to share some the unpleasantness of those waning hours with an entire city.
A morning radio host in Denver did just that Wednesday morning.
Kathie J, co-host of the KS1075. morning show, sat powerless as her water broke while one of her fellow hosts, Kendall B, introduced a story, Denver TV station KDVR reported.
The show's third and final host, Larry Ulibarri, wasted no time proving his gender.
"Oh my God, gross!" Ulibarri said. "That is so … Did you just pee?"
Soon after the initial moments of panic, Kathie explained her suspicion that her water just broke, and then turned back to her co-hosts, asking, "What do I do now?"
"Call your husband, for God's sake!" Kendall B exclaimed.
Kathie J was helped out of the studio and taken to a local hospital, where she gave birth to a baby girl.
Explaining her due date was not until the coming Tuesday, Kathie J said she was caught off guard when her water broke almost a week early.
"I was just going to keep working and working, and, oh my gosh, there it happened," she said. "I felt like I was tinkling myself on-air. And that's not normal."
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In the evening of November 18 Batumi based TV Company "Channel 25" renewed its broadcasting. The company ceased its activities late at night of November 7 as soon as Rule of Emergency was declared throughout the country.
Policemen visited the TV Company and demanded to stop broadcasting. In addition to that the law enforcers seized the transmitting equipment of the company. The "Channel 25" received the waves from central transmitters with the seized equipments.
Giorgi Surmanidze, the director of the TV Company stated that the law enforcers returned those equipments. However, the Adjara Department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs does not mention the grounds for closing down the "Channel 25".
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The pressure was on Scotland more than Ireland prior to their clash at Murrayfield with the Scots opting to have just two warm-up Tests before the forthcoming World Cup.
And Andy Robinson will probably be none the wiser after witnessing an error-strewn performance from his charges. However, he will take solace and indeed a certain amount of encouragement from their never say die attitude which eventually paid dividends through Joe Ansbro's first try for the national side in the dying seconds of the game to give them a 10-6 win.
Both sides played the game on the front-foot and it was resolute Irish defending which prevented the Scots from crossing the line early on. Nikki Walker and Sean Lamont benefitted from the accurate passing of Rory Lawson. However, despite Ruaridh Jackson trying to ignite the backs, there were moments when a simple pass inside rather than opting for the miss-pass would have proved to be more effective for the hosts.
Walker's injury proved to take the wind out of Scotland's sails to an extent but it was Ireland's play at the breakdown which blunted Scotland's ability to get effective second phase ball. Ireland - utilising Leinster and Munster's method of not letting the attacker go to the ground - meant Scotland had to resort to good old fashioned brute force to try and break down the Irish defence rather than a move off the training ground.
Under the veil of a 'warm-up' Test - Scotland tried to play the game with an intensity associated with Test matches though you could not help but feel they were a team of individuals rather than a collective unit. With only a further 80 minutes available for their charges to impress Robinson, there were occasions when players went for personal glory rather than looking for the sensible pass. Scotland's inability to stay on each other's shoulders did not help their cause.
Ireland on the other hand tried to play an effective counter-attacking brand of rugby but Scotland in return made themselves felt in defence. While Scotland opted in the first-half to kick for touch instead of opting to take kickable penalties, Ireland turned to Leinster's Jonathan Sexton to put them out in front at the break.
Ross Rennie performed well in his first start in a Scottish jersey proving to be a nuisance around the breakdown area in a Heinrich Brussow manner, while Irish debutant Mike McCarthy was solid in the back-row. Replacement Jack Cuthbert, who came on for Walker, tried to make an impact but rarely got a chance to showcase his skills. However, it was prop Geoff Cross who took the plaudits for the home side with the Edinburgh front row a rock in the scrum.
And it was on one of the limited occasions when Scotland managed to spread the ball wide that it paid dividends. Ansbro's try was straight off the training paddock and you could feel the relief around Murrayfield as the centre scampered over the try-line. We are left to ponder whether Scotland would have done this on other occasions throughout the match if they had the opportunity to as their lineout and general handling prevented them from doing so.
Out of the two coaches you can imagine that both Robinson and Kidney will be happy - but whether Robinson is any closer to windling his squad down to the final 30 remains to be seen. Kidney, however, will be pleased with the performance of his second-string pack. Scrum-half Tomas O'Leary looked lively in his comeback match and their set-piece was relatively solid.
Expect a different Scotland line-up when they face Italy in a fortnight as Robinson is sure to bring back a few of his first-choice chargers in the pack and Dan Parks is likely to pull the reins from ten. With Ireland facing a further three official Tests and one unofficial run out, the greater pressure is very much on Robinson's Scotland to perform in their next outing.
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A review of "NIHON/WA: Japanese Heritage-Washington Artists," a small but artistically rich exhibition of works by renowned regional artists. Through July 28, 2013, at White River Valley Museum.
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Noon-4 p.m. Wednesdays-Sundays through July 28, White River Valley Museum, 918 H St. S.E., Auburn; (253-288-7433 or www.wrvmuseum.org).
Before World War II, one-third of the population of the White River Valley was Japanese. While few returned there to the valley after their forced relocation to internment camps, the Japanese population of Western Washington is today significant, and the "NIHON/WA" exhibit at the White River Valley Museum is, in its way, a homecoming, honoring the past and providing a showcase for contemporary local artists of Japanese heritage. The title alludes to home of origin ("Nihon" means Japan or Japanese) and current home.
Artist and guest curator Kenneth (Greg) Watson conceived the idea for the exhibition after conversations with local sculptor Gerard Tsutakawa about the area's Japanese-American culture, and the remarkable assembly of nationally recognized local artists. They encouraged 18 of these artists to loan one or more works for this relatively small but artistically rich exhibition that includes creations in metal, clay, glass, oil and paper.
Tsutakawa's graceful bronze sculpture, "Uzumaki Series 2009," with its elegant line, circles around open space. Its quiet beauty offers quite a contrast to his more familiar 9-foot baseball mitt outside Safeco Field.
Carl Kishida, who often works with found materials, used wire coat hangers to create "Sprout, His Dog," where again positive shape and negative space work here to create an alert dog whose ears are cocked almost as if he's waiting for a treat.
Patti Warashina and Akio Takamori are familiar names to local fans of ceramic art, as well as collectors and curators across the country. Warashina's "Silent Breeze" is a nude woman, elongated and elegant. Her exquisite face is topped by swirls of hair that reach toward the heavens. Look carefully: She has more treasures, for the careful observer.
Takamori's two stoneware Japanese women might well be sturdy villagers in the Japan he knew before he came to the U.S. in the 1970s.
Not surprisingly, given the quality and artistic importance of Japanese paper, the exhibit includes many forms of paper art. Greg Kono is represented by paper and bamboo kites, including one that represents Daruma (Bodhidarma), the Buddhist monk who brought Zen Buddhism to China. Aki Sogabe's amazingly delicate cut-paper images echo the traditional images of woodblock prints — cherry blossoms and Mount Fuji — but locals will recognize one of the images as Rainier.
The most amusing piece is Ken Taya's "Nihon Town." Within this busy, cartoonlike print on canvas are American and Japanese pop-culture images.
Roger Shimomura's lithograph "American Guardian" is an apt reminder of Japanese-American history. Overwhelming the depiction of a stark internment-camp yard is a helmeted, solid black silhouette of a soldier keeping guard over the inmates below.
A Zen temple garden inspired Paul Horiuchi's oil painting, "Stone Garden is Snow," in which he achieves three dimensions. Frank Okada's wall-sized color field painting is remarkable for its texture as well as the inviting warmth of its yellow color.
These works and others are vivid reminders of our region's rich cultural diversity as well as its vibrant art scene.
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Soumen Mukherjee – Of 'religious and social welfare' and 'progress of the community': religious inspiration, leadership and idioms of welfarism among Shi'a Imami Isma'ilis in twentieth century South Asia and East Africa
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Contesting Shi'ism: Isna 'Ashari and Isma'ili Shi'ism in modern South Asia
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Of 'religious and social welfare' and 'progress of the community': religious inspiration, leadership and idioms of welfarism among Shi'a Imami Isma'ilis in twentieth century South Asia and East Africa
The 1950s and 1960s mark two crucially important decades for the Imami Isma'ili community as represented by the Aga Khani Khojas; this was true both in South Asia and in Africa, where there had historically been migrations of Khojas from the western parts of the Indo-Pakistan subcontinent. A concatenation of a varied range of forces had momentous repercussions on this community, under the leadership of the Living Imam embodied in the person of the Aga Khan. With more and more countries in Asia and Africa coming out of colonial domination in the post-World War II context, with Shah Karim Aga Khan IV succeeding his grandfather Aga Khan III to the Imamate after the latter's death in 1957, and with the establishment of the Aga Khan Development Network (AKDN) in the 1960s, the Imami Isma'ilis entered a virtually new phase of social life. Old forms of community ties had to be renegotiated, and the old rhetoric of legitimation of the Imam's position reassessed. Such reappraisal and negotiations emanated from the Imam's establishment, addressing audiences both within the Isma'ili community, as well as beyond it.
It is this latter aspect that most notably distinguishes the AKDN from the pre-AKDN organisations. Evidently, while the basic moral position has remained undergirded with an interpretation of Islam's strong message of social responsibility and with the Imam at its centre, at the level of praxis the modes of communication have varied depending on the audience. Sensitive to these nuances of the Aga Khani version of social welfarism, often neglected in studies of the AKDN brand of developmentalism, this paper seeks to retrieve some of the idioms of legitimation and negotiation circulating within the community's social sphere in South Asia and East Africa, dedicated to the 'religious and social welfare' of 'the community', as opposed to the AKDN's broader all-encompassing developmental ventures. In so doing, the paper will shed light on multi-faceted aspects of the religio-social welfarist imagination of the Aga Khan's establishment that is, in a qualified manner, both central to understanding the AKDN's moral underpinnings, as well as the social landscape of the Isma'ili community.
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Pop sensation Justin Bieber has revealed he will release an acoustic album next month, which will include unplugged versions of some of his hits.
The 18-year-old can't wait for his fans to hear unplugged versions of some of his hits, including "Boyfriend" and "As Long As You Love Me" which will be included on the record, because they sound much more "intimate".
"It's something the fans really like. Because I started out on YouTube just playing my guitar, just singing without all the production, so I like to just put out acoustic albums. I think it's more intimate," contactmusic.com quoted Bieber as saying.
The album will come out in January but no further details about the release date have been revealed.
Meanwhile, the Biebernator and his manager Scooter Braun are reportedly working with broadcaster ABC on a new sitcom based on the "Baby" hitmaker's life.
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MINNEAPOLIS - Rachel Banham's 1,500th career point came on a three-point shot late in the first half Sunday afternoon as the Minnesota women's basketball team defeated Auburn, 67-54, at Williams Arena in the final game of the Subway Classic.
The victory gave Minnesota the tournament title, which was decided by a points-allowed tiebreaker after all three teams finished 1-1 over the weekend.
A game-high from Banham, who scored 22 points, and strong contributions from Amanda Zahui B. (16 points, 7 rebounds, 6 blocks) and Sari Noga (9 points, 5 rebounds, 3 steals) kept the Gophers in front of the Tigers for most of the game's final 30 minutes. Minnesota never trailed in the second half, leading by as many as 15 en route to the victory.
While Minnesota led throughout the second half, Auburn's backcourt pressure did occasionally cause problems for the Gophers, creating both chaos and turnovers, but the home team remained composed and firmly took control of play later in the half, outscoring Auburn by 11 points over the game's final 9:31. A key stretch in deciding the game's outcome came with about four minutes to play, as Minnesota's Micaella Riche took a charge on an Auburn drive and Zahui B hit a layup on the other end to put Minnesota ahead 60-46. The Gophers sealed the victory after a long outlet pass set up Riche near the rim, where she made a layup and then a free throw to complete a three-point play, extending the Gopher lead to 15 with 1:10 remaining.
Both teams came out aggressively on defense from the game's opening minutes and continued to apply pressure throughout the game. Auburn extended its defense into the backcourt and effectively harassed Minnesota ball-handlers throughout the game, leading to 23 Gopher turnovers. The Minnesota defense helped minimize the impact of those miscues by generating 22 turnovers of its own, often pushing the Tigers deep into the shot clock and forcing rushed shots and shot clock violations. As the Gopher offense more effectively handled Auburn's pressure midway through the first half, Minnesota wrestled the lead away and did not trail again before heading to the locker room with a 30-25 lead. Sparked by its defense generating opportunities, Auburn pulled to within 4, 40-36, with 9:31 to play, but the Tigers would never get any closer. Tyrese Tanner led Auburn with 15 points, just short of her 16.9 points/game average, but struggled to stay on the floor, playing only 21 minutes and fouling out in the game's closing moments.
Banham became the eighth Gopher women's basketball player to reach the 1,500-point milestone. Her 22 points extends her streak of consecutive 20-plus point games to six. She was named to the Subway Classic All-Tournament team as well as being named the tournament's MVP. She was joined on the tournament team by teammate Zahui.
Up next for Minnesota, the Gophers will host Oakland for a December 29 matinee at the Barn.
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Seemingly random questions can cross boundaries without the interviewer realizing they're being inappropriate. For example, an interviewer asking a candidate if her hair color is natural may pose problems. In a survey of job seekers and hiring managers, 43 percent of job seekers said asking questions unrelated to job skills is one of the most annoying aspects of an interview.
To find out how to deal with puzzling questions, please read more.
What should you do if an interviewer asks you a convoluted question? A human resources consultant gave the Wall Street Journal the following suggestions.
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- If you know why they're asking the question, you have the option of deflecting it and giving them related information that doesn't directly answer the original question.
- You can refuse to answer the question, but that probably wouldn't raise your chances of getting the job.
- If an inappropriate question also seems illegal, you can choose to answer it or not. If you opt for the latter, try to cut the awkwardness by clarifying the question.
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From Jim Kelley at Sportsnet,
As the trade deadline approaches across the NHL the topic of no-trade and no-move clauses has hit the front line of reporting and, not surprisingly by NHL standards, the players are being made to be the bad guys and general managers, the people in near complete control as to whether or not no-trades or no-movement clauses are made available, are doing the crying.
Now to be fair, Burke has a history of not giving them out and Fletcher inherited his, mostly from recently fired general manager John Ferguson, but that just makes it easier for them to carry the banner that reads as it so often does in the NHL GM ranks: Save Us from Ourselves.
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Valentine's Day Creative Writing #6
Kids will celebrate Valentine's Day by writing about a time when they felt loved. Your child will enjoy relating the symbols of love to his own life, and recollecting on a loving memory. Help your child build writing skills while celebrating the heart-filled holiday. Try this Valentine's Day creative writing prompt with your child.
Topics: Valentine's Day, Third Grade, Composition
Common Core: W.3.3
Updated on Feb 14, 2014
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