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We don't have a TV at home, so we've missed the much-drubbed NBC Olympics coverage. So when a little friend of my son's said she'd been watching, I asked her if any of the events had inspired her to want to be an Olympic athlete when she grew older.
"Yeah!" she raved. "Just wait! I'm gonna be a rock star and I'll ride onto the field with my helmet on my head and my crossbow on my back and I'm gonna have a band and six backup singers, and then when they light the torch, all the soldiers I've been saving in my disk drive are gonna burst onto the screen and do a dance and then there'll be fireworks, fireworks, fireworks, boom, boom, kaBOOM! Like you've never seen before!"
Flushed from such imaginative exertions, this dangerous little person ran off with my precious son, she humming a tune by Britney Spears, he shouting a song by the Backstreet Boys. (It was a perfect fugue, by the way. Has anyone else noticed that Britney is just Lance hung upside down and played backwards?)
Each culture develops its own sense of sport, I suppose. When I travel, I confess I make up for the deprivation at home by watching a lot of hotel-room television. I am always fascinated to see the kinds of competitive sports that people will sit up late for in other parts of the world. I've been to Edinburgh during sheepherding finals (sort of a par course for sheepdogs grafted onto a running of the bulls, except with large shaggy rams. Like Babe, but vicious). I've spent time with friends in Minnesota where ice fishing--which is, I assure you, one of the slower sports known to mankind--took up Real Time in dinner party conversation.
Once I spent five days in a small German town in a university dormitory built on the site of what had been a Nazi bank vault. This being truly the belly of the beast, I was not at all surprised when the heat went out the moment I got there. Within hours, I fell sick with a raging fever, my body temperature rising with each degree the room temperature fell. As I lay shivering beneath the thin cotton blanket, I used my last ounce of strength to flick through the channels on the steel television set (which was bolted to a fixed rod hanging from the ceiling, like the ones in hospitals or prisons). Aside from the ubiquitous CNN, all the available stations were displaying the same sporting event--in German, Swiss German, Farsi, Turkish and Basque. The event in question appeared to be a particularly formal version of Austrian dressage: horses with knotted manes and beribboned tails prancing rigidly through backbreakingly unnatural placements and postures, two-stepping, then waltzing to martial music. The riders, who wore high hats and polished boots, put the animals through their paces with the reins tightened so as to hold the horses' necks upright, the bits so tight the horses looked as though they were leering. The riders were tense and ferocious. The horses were precise, wild-eyed, slobbering with foam.
In happier times, I've been to the far north, up around the Arctic Circle, where Icelandic log-tossing is what in other climes might be called "hot." These are not little logs we're talking about, if the broadcast I saw is any measure--contestants trained by hoisting Yugo minivans on their backs. Indeed, in a side event to the log-toss, they ran a course where every thirty feet or so they stopped to pick up a 350-pound block of stone and chuck it in a rain barrel. "These Icelandic strong men" the voiceover explained, "consume from eight thousand to ten thousand calories a day"--a conceivable goal if, like me, you're thinking of the energizing properties of Ring Dings and marshmallow fluff, but an impressively ambitious one when you learn that a professional log-tosser's diet is fat- and sugar-free.
In South Africa, I once watched a spoofy (I think) combat in which a white gladiator and a black gladiator battled each other up the sheer face of a wall, the goal being not just to reach the top first but to dislodge your opponent so that he has no chance of ever making it up.
Then there's Wisconsin, where, back in the eighties, I lived through three deer-hunting seasons. The season was only nine days long but with more than 600,000 licensed hunters on the prowl, around 260,000 deer could expect to meet their maker within that time. "I guess they have bad aim," said my sister dryly when she heard this bit of data, but the truth is they did indeed have exceedingly bad aim. If memory serves me, Wisconsin was the only state that actually gave blind people a license to shoot. I was told they had to wear a neon-red sign that said: blind hunter (thus giving other blind hunters the chance to duck, I suppose).
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Evaluation of patient outcome after discontinuation of alfuzosin treatment for benign prostatic hyperplasia: a multicentre, prospective study
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DOI: 10.1111/ijcp.12108
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Chung, J. H., Lee, J. Y., Kang, D. H., Jo, J. K., Lee, J. W., Lee, S. H., Lee, K. S., Kim, T. H., Han, J. H. and Lee, S. W. (2013), Evaluation of patient outcome after discontinuation of alfuzosin treatment for benign prostatic hyperplasia: a multicentre, prospective study. International Journal of Clinical Practice, 67: 870–875. doi: 10.1111/ijcp.12108
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So sadly gloom and doom will descend for teenage Twi-hards as the epic vampire saga finally bites the dust. But although Breaking Dawn Part 2 may be the end, it is surely only the beginning of girl power in the cinema.
It has been the legions of young female fans worldwide who have made Twilight a monster success, devouring the books and films. One only had to witness the release of the first instalment back in 2008 to appreciate that something extraordinary was happening. Maybe not on-screen, but certainly in the cinema. Here was a young female audience, out in force, a very important demographic, who up until this point had been largely forgotten by filmmakers.
Modern movies seem to be made by big boys aimed entirely at little boys. Ever since Star Wars, movie studios have been firmly fixated on the young male audience, overloading our screens with testosterone superheroes, macho sequels and video game spin-offs. But surely girls just wanna watch films too. So why does Hollywood forget the female audience when we need more heroines like Katniss Everdeen and Bella Swan?
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And all this from a very unlikely source, an unpublished Mormon mother of three from Phoenix, Arizona. Stephanie Meyer had a dream. On the 2nd June 2003 she woke up with an idea that would transform her life and transfix a generation of readers and cinema goers. Inspired by Jane Austin, Maeve Binchy and Douglas Adams, Meyer concocted a bizarre brew of conservative family values with teenage sexual awakening. She injected the gothic horror story with a bewitching youthful romance that would sell more than one hundred million books.
This week, young Twi-hards from all around the world have gathered in Los Angeles for the first screening of Breaking Dawn Part 2. A teenage tent city has sprung up around the downtown cinema with fans camping out days in advance of the premiere. Girl power has taken over the streets of the movie capital of the world.
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GAINESVILLE, Fla. - Florida's Chris Rainey and Georgia's Caleb King made headlines for all the wrong reasons earlier this season.
ATHENS - When Georgia's players are chillin' back at the dorm, they can't help but check out all the possible scenarios.
LEXINGTON, Ky. - Washaun Ealey set a school record with five rushing touchdowns as surging Georgia pounded Kentucky 44-31 on Saturday.
ATHENS - Washaun Ealey and the Georgia Bulldogs are winning the turnover battle and hiding their razors.
ATHENS, - Carlton Thomas ran for the first two touchdowns of his career, Aaron Murray passed for two touchdowns and Georgia welcomed new mascot Uga VIII by beating Vanderbilt 43-0 on Saturday.
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ATHENS - Aaron Murray was supposed to be the big unknown for Georgia.
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ATHENS - This used to be one of those signature games on the Southeastern Conference schedule.
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Maybe you aren't from around here, in which case I should explain that New York is full of people shuffling, sprinting, dodging, ducking and on some occasions, shoving their way through subway terminals, sidewalk streets, elevator banks — you get it — and they all share the common accessories of headphones and music loud enough to drown out the hum of the city. READ FULL STORY
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The never-before-published essay, which appears in the latest issue of The Strand Magazine, details Stevenson's frustration with his contemporaries. "In the trash that I have no doubt you generally read, a vast number of people will probably get shot and stabbed and drowned; and you have only a very slight excitement for your money," he wrote. "But if you want to know what a murder really is — to have a murder brought right home to you — you must read of one in the writings of a great writer. Read Macbeth, for example, or still better, get someone to read it aloud to you; and I think I can promise you what people call a 'sensation.'" READ FULL STORY
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Lena Dunham, the 26-year-old star and creator of the hit HBO series Girls, has landed a book deal at Random House for a massive $3.5 million. That's more than the $2 million Dick Cheney received for his memoir In My Time and short of Amanda Knox's $4 million and Tina Fey's $5 million for Bossypants.
Bidding for the debut essay collection — titled Not That Kind of Girl: A Young Woman Tells You What She's Learned — started at $1 million and quickly climbed as publishers pursued the hot property. The 66-page book proposal contained "color, illustrations and a humor that publishing executives predicted could produce another bestseller like Tina Fey's blockbuster memoir," according to the New York Times. READ FULL STORY
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Linear Algebra and Multivariable Calculus are two of the most widely used mathematical tools across all scientific disciplines. This course seeks to develop background in both and highlight the ways in which multivariable calculus can be naturally understood in terms of linear algebra.
This course assumes a strong understanding of differential calculus of one variable, as taught in the Math 41-42 series (or equivalent). For the linear algebra portion, we will start from the beginning and build up all concepts in lectures. However, this course is packed with information and moves very quickly. Students who are somewhat unsure of their mathematics background may want to consider courses in the 40 series. In particular, students missing the equivalent of Math 42 may find the portions of Math 51 that demand deeper conceptual understanding to be more difficult than those who have the experience of a full year of college-level calculus. (Students having quite a lot of experience with mathematical proof and who are looking for a more theoretical course may want to try Math 51H.)
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Senate Democrats and Republicans on Tuesday challenged the Obama administration to spell out its justification for using drones for targeted killings amid growing concerns about unchecked powers of the presidency and Americans' civil liberties.
"Even as President Obama commands a military with the most sophisticated weapons known to man, including the weaponized drones used in targeted killing operations, his authority is still grounded in words written more than 200 years ago," Sen. Dick Durbin, D-Ill., said at the start of a Senate hearing on the use of drones.
Lawmakers had hoped to question a member of the administration about the secret program in the war on terror and the underlying policy, but the administration declined to send a witness to the Judiciary subcommittee hearing. Instead, retired military officials, academics and other experts answered questions that underscored the congressional unease over the use of drones overseas.
The administration has argued that the president's authority stems from his constitutional power to protect the United States from imminent attack. The administration also has cited the 2001 Authorization for Use of Military Force, which says the commander in chief has the authority for strikes against al-Qaida and its affiliates.
Obama has used the law's authority to target terrorists with fatal drone strikes, including Americans overseas.
The president has promised to explain his policy, but members of Congress argue that he has been less than forthcoming about the secret program. Durbin listed six questions, such as the constitutional justification for targeted killing, what are the due process protections for U.S. citizens overseas who are targeted and the legal limits on the battlefield in the fight with al-Qaida.
"In my view, more transparency is needed to maintain the support of the American people and the international community," he said.
In a dramatic moment, Farea al-Muslimi testified that he was from Wessab, a remote village in Yemen, and six days ago a drone struck his village, terrifying thousands of poor farmers.
"The drone strike and its impact tore my heart, much as the tragic bombings in Boston last week tour your hearts and also mine," he said, adding later that drone strikes "are the face of America for many Yemens."
Retired Marine Corps Gen. James Cartwright told the panel he was "worried that we've lost the moral high ground" on the handling of the issue.
The administration has never publicly described the effectiveness of the drone program. However, independent groups, relying on news reports and other information, have compiled estimates on the attacks. The New America Foundation, a Washington-based think tank, estimates the U.S. has launched 420 strikes in Pakistan and Yemen - the two countries where the strikes are believed to occur most frequently - since 2004. Between 2,424 and 3,967 people are believed to have been killed by U.S. drones, the majority in Pakistan.
The drone issue has created unique alliances on Capitol Hill with liberals joining forces with libertarian-leaning Republicans.
Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, told the Senate hearing that drones are technology, but the "real scope of this hearing and of the concern is on the scope of federal power."
Sen. Al Franken, D-Minn., acknowledged the odd political bedfellows on the issue, telling the witnesses and a crowded hearing room, "You know you're in strange territory when Sen. Cruz and I have the same questions."
The hearing with retired military officers and outside experts comes a month after Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky., waged a nearly 13-hour filibuster of CIA Director John Brennan's nomination over whether the president has the authority to use a drone to kill a U.S. citizen on American soil if the citizen is not engaged in combat. Attorney General Eric Holder has said the president does not have that authority.
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Polygons drawn on square dotty paper have dots on their perimeter
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Seven small rectangular pictures have one inch wide frames. The
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Cyclone has long been a favourite with UK divers for exporing the magnificent wrecks and lavish reefs of the Egyptian Red Sea. Winning "Liveaboard of the Year" in 2003, Cyclone has undergone several upgrades over the years, keeping her up to the same exceptional standards as the rest of the fleet. Designed by divers and expertly crewed, Cyclone retains a welcoming atmosphere and it this that draws divers back to her year after year for their hard earned Red Sea holiday.
Cyclone is 32m from bow to stern and her sturdy wood hull is a stable home away from home. 20 divers can be easily accommodated over 10 twin cabins. For your complete comfort, all of the cabins are en suite, have individual air con and plenty of space to stow your belongings for the week. There are 2 twin cabins on the main deck, 6 twin cabins below decks and 2 bow cabins which have bunks. All cabins are pre-allocated at the time of booking.
Cyclone features the tried and tested lay out of all Tornado Marine Fleet vessels. The all important dive deck is spaciously laid out so everyone can kit up without fighting for space. Head to the main deck dining room at meal times and an outstanding feast awaits. The upstairs saloon is complete with bar and plasma screen is a focal point at the end of the day or during surface intervals. Or escape from it all on extensive sun deck, complete with sun beds and jacuzzi. Cyclone is a true Red Sea classic liveaboard that easily meets the high standards of Scuba Travel's modern Red Sea liveaboards.
- Cabins: 10
- Guests: 20
- Ensuite Cabins: Yes
- Individual A/C: Yes
- Mini bar: No
- Guides: 2
- Tenders: 2
- Compressors: 2 x K14
- Nitrox: Yes
- Rebreather Friendly: No
- Charging Stations: Yes
- Length: 32m
- Breadth: 7m
- Engines: 2 x 450 HP
- Generators: 3 x 75 KW
- Construction Material: Wood
- Desalaination: 2 units
Camera Facilities
- 2 x rinse tanks, charging stations (2 pin European plugs) and 2 air guns on dive deck
31 October 2014
Very good food compared to other Red Sea Liveaboards (Better than Blue O Two ) Stephen S
31 October 2014
The food was amazing, I was very happy with the Chef. Every lunch & dinner, there was an extra dish for vegetarians. The more protein vegetarians have is better for them, and chef organised this well with mushroom and green veggies. Emel
31 October 2014
Really friendly and personable crew, very attentive without being pushy. Great sense of humour. Guides were very helpful. Everything was explained thoroughly and in detail J Otis
31 October 2014
The guides were amazing! They gave us very informative and thorough briefings. They were exceptional when it came to guiding us under the water, and they were always willing to help us when we needed it. The crew were incredible! They were always trying to help us with whatever we needed, and they made the trip more fun than it already was! William Irving
31 October 2014
My first liveaboard experience was great on the Cyclone. It is really clean and plenty of space for relaxing. The dives were all really well arranged. James O., Better than expected, as an older wooden vessel. Well equipped and good space. Comfortable. Charlie
31 October 2014
Loved the boat. Very comfortable and a lovely introduction to liveaboards. Steph Hovey & Al Hicks
31 October 2014
Cyclone is a great boat, nice set up and nice cabins. All the facilities a diver could require on a liveaboard. Plenty of room on board, made to feel very welcome and at home throughout the week. Daniel Green
23 October 2014
really good food - chef made me something special as i don't like sea food, so never went without! Claire
23 October 2014
All the dive briefs by Adel were very informative and precise. The dive guides were friendly and nothing was too much trouble. Amongst the top guides in the fleet. From a health & safety point of view, the complete crew were first class in every aspect. Peter Fitzcosta
23 October 2014
Very hard working and caring. Also very amusing and have a lovely sense of humour. Been on numerous liveaboards in red sea and have found crew and dive guides to be one of the best. Sasha & Mark
23 October 2014
Crew and guides were all great, if you need something then just ask and they will do their very best. The briefings were all concise and accurate. Professional and friendly to the last. Adel, thank you for the reg loan ++++ Mark & Marc
20 October 2014
Love this boat, it is the third time that we have been on it. Alan & David Holland
20 October 2014
Well maintained and spacious boat. Mike Burke
20 October 2014
The crew have been fantastic, they work really hard but they always have a smile on there face. It is clear that the guides enjoy there job, I like the fact the guides know where things are. Also they are good fun and are willing to have a laugh. Pete & Phil
20 October 2014
The crew are very good they are very attentive. The chef is excellent. The guides have been excellent. The dive brief have excellent and full of knowledge. Whenever there has been any issues they have dealt with them. Mark & Janice
20 October 2014
We were very impressed with the guide team they worked tirelessly, and made sure the dives were well organised, enjoyable and safe. Rob & Sarah
20 October 2014
The guides and crew have been very helpful and very friendly throughout the trip. They are all very professional and i have felt happy and safe throughout every dive i have done, the briefings have been in-depth and very informative. Tom & Henry
03 October 2014
The dive guides covered all angles and levels of divers. Very friendly and helpful. crew were very good and we was made made very welcome and always smiling Barry & Steve Curtis
03 October 2014
Absolutely no complaints, the crew have catered to everyone's needs and befriended all of us, top marks to the kitchen crew the food has been amazing! ? Both Sherriff and Manon have looked after us and got to know us all, it's been a great pleasure to spend the week with them in our company. Alan Ruck
03 October 2014
Having never been live aboard before I was pleasantly surprised with the clean and utilitarian cabins very comfortable dining lounge and general outside chill out decks kit area was very spacious and well maintained Guy Dudding
01 September 2014
Enjoyed the week's diving : we will be back soon. Dai
01 September 2014
Excellent food throughout. Lots of effort made for us as vegetarians, thanks. Alison & Andrew Damant
01 September 2014
the briefings from Adel & Sherif were excellent, very detailed with great pictures to show entry into wrecks etc, we guided ourselves, they made the week fun and enjoyable. The crew look after you really well and make the week fun. Mick & Zoe
01 September 2014
All the crew and guides have been warm and welcoming. They are an entertaining group which go out of their way to build a rapport with all of the guests. I was very impressed with the professionalism on the boat. Anna
22 August 2014
I wanted my teenage children to add to their diving skills through further training and guided leisure dives in a more challenging environment. A Red Sea live-aboard seemed ideal. SMG made all arrangements (flights, transfers, on-board PADI training and hire equipment) and accompanied us throughout the trip. Local representatives in Sharm el Sheikh ensured that passage through immigration and customs on arrival and departure was hassle-free and that coach transfers were comfortable. The boat was well maintained by a friendly and helpful crew and knowledgeable guides. SMG�s training was to the expected high standard contributing to a rewarding and safe diving experience. John, Caterham School parent from Cyclone August 2014
21 August 2014
Perfect dive boat food, very well presented and delivered at exactly the right times to fit with the diving schedule. Fried fish was a particular specialty. Birthday cake for my daughter was a lovely surprise. Hywel John
21 August 2014
The guides were fantastic, very knowledgeable and passionate about the dives. Very helpful also when I had some ear problems, offering me decongestant and ensuring I was ok. The crew were equally fantastic, very welcoming and friendly and open to having a laugh. Shaun & John
21 August 2014
The captain and crew, as always, have done a great job. Always keen to help to make sure we got the best out of the trip. Ahmed and Manon were excellent in and out of the water. James Bertram
21 August 2014
Dive guides are good, work well together to ensure that we are all fine and have a good time, knowledgeable, crew are fun Mel & Alec Stoner
21 August 2014
Far more luxurious than I expected, there's even a hot tub! Plenty of space on board and very comfortable Carys
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