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Kristen and Kevin were married at The Carriage House in Mason, Ohio on March 22. The bride looked radiant in a strapless a-line gown and wore her hair in a curly partial updo. She carried a springtime bouquet of pink and white peonies. Her veil had special meaning because she used lace from her mother's wedding dress to put it together. The groom looked dapper in a gray three-piece suit, which he pinned a lucky penny onto. "I wanted an intimate wedding that included as much meaningful and personal items and touches as possible," Kristen explained. "I hoped to combine my taste for an elegant and understated wedding with a rustic touch as a way of mending our two styles." After exchanging both traditional and personal vows in front of 100 guests, the newlyweds recessed down the aisle carrying their son as guests threw rose petals. For the reception, Kristen and Kevin offered a unique menu to their guests. "We chose to have a brunch reception which meant eggs benedict, a waffle bar, sausage and bacon and of course Mimosas and Bloody Mary's!" Kristen said. Guests sat at round tables with white linens and burlap and lace table runners in wooden folding chairs. Tables featured a mason jar centerpiece with either a candle or pink flowers on top of a wood slice. Guests indulged in a three-tiered cake adorned with roses and watched as Kristen and Kevin played the "shoe-lywed game." Kristen advises couples to think about what matters most to them when creating their budget. "Define the most important aspects for you and then make it happen. Whether it's the flowers, the venue or the photographer, pick a few key things and budget from there," Kristen said. What fabulous advice! See the full board here.
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Krisztina and Adam were married at Skyline Ranch in Groveland, Fla. on May 26. The bride wore a strapless gown with ruching and embellishment, and wore her hair in a curly side-swept ponytail adorned with orange and white flowers. The groom wore gray dress pants and a matching vest, ditching the jacket for a more casual look. Guests were greeted at the ceremony by a rustic welcome table, as well as a vintage gift table featuring a suitcase and decorative bunting. Instead of a traditional guest book, the couple asked guests to leave their fingerprint on a drawing of a tree. The path to the ceremony had wooden signs with quotes painted on them. The programs were kept in embroidered burlap covers, which were made by the bride and her sister. "The inspiration behind the wedding was a molding of Adam's and my unique personalities," Krisztina explained. "I had recently became interested in antiques. I loved finding old items and refurbishing them into something new. This carried over to my ideas for planning the wedding. While on the other hand my husband loves the forest/woods." After tying the knot in front of 160 family members and friends, guests made their way to the reception. Games such as corn hole and checkers were available to play. Guests were escorted to their tables by plantable seed keys that the bride and maid-of-honor crafted themselves. The tables were decorated with burlap runners and floral glass jar centerpieces atop wood slices. Krisztina and Adam's wedding was a family project of sorts. "There was not a single item present that a family member did not help create," Krisztina said. "It makes it more special that the whole family helped create the special day rather than buying all the decorations, clothes, etc." The couple also offered a candy buffet to those looking to satisfy their sweet tooth. The bride and groom left their reception in the most romantic way, under a line of sparklers! Krisztina's tip for couples planning their wedding? "Mold the wedding to create a way to show your guests that this day is about two unique people joining to become one." What a great approach! See the full board here.
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Hillary and Jake were married at Scripps Seaside Forum in La Jolla, Calif. on August 4. "The most important thing to us was that our wedding reflected our personalities and our love for each other," Hillary said. "We wanted a beautiful setting and to keep the decorations simple and focus on what was really important – celebrating our marriage with the most important people in the world to us." The bride wore a lace fit 'n' flare wedding gown with an open back, accessorized with her hair half-up/half-down in loose curls, while the groom wore a black suit, accessorized with a bow tie and pocket square. Bridesmaids wore long Tiffany blue chiffon dresses and carried bouquets of pink astilbes. "The day was beautiful and perfect temperature outside," she said. "The breeze was fantastic from the ocean, and we could hear the waves crash against the shore as we said our vows." The couple, along with their mothers, performed a sand ceremony to symbolize two families becoming one. Mothers too! Cocktail hour began with signature drinks – "Blushing Bride" and "Golden Groom" – and guests taking pictures and hashtagging them with #jakeandhillary2013 on Instagram. Tables were decorated with floating candle centerpieces, family photos, and of course, assorted seashells on place cards. The newlyweds' best advice? "Enjoy your day! The day goes so fast so my advice is to slow down, take a great look around, and give your new spouse and extra kiss. There will never be another day quite like your wedding day so enjoy it as much as you can." she said. See the full board here.
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Janet and Stanley were married at Palmdale Estates in Fremont, Calif. on September 14. Even though the couple currently lives in New York City, they decided to plan a long-distance wedding where they grew up together. I'm probably some of the lucky few who meet their spouse in grade school," Janet said. "The first time I met my husband, we were in 7th grade. During 8th grade, we certainly had a 'thing' going on between us, but it wasn't until we were juniors in high school did we begin dating seriously. From that moment on, we have grown up together and at times apart, but we always seem to find our way back to one another." The bride wore a lace fit 'n' flare wedding gown, accessorized with a birdcage veil with feathers, while the groom wore a dark gray suit, accessorized with a cobalt blue tie to match the bridesmaids long chiffon dresses. Almost 250 guests witnessed the ceremony, and following dinner was served in an expansive open-aired tent surrounding the gardens. "I aimed to have elegance incorporated into my wedding design through lining my tent with chiffon, chiavari chairs and up-lighting," she said. "Overall, I hoped to achieve the modern chic feel." Reception tables were decorated with tall floral centerpieces of hydrangeas, roses, and delphinium, and yes, green apples and branches, gold charger plates, and ribbon-tied napkins. Plus, the classic white cake was 3-dimensional in design — how cool! See the full board here.
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By Andy Morton | 10 June 2013
Diageo has a presence with Guinness in the region, but wants to focus on spirits
Diageo will hold back on more involvement in Latin America's beer sector for at least another year because it would distract it from spirits, the company's regional head has said.
Randy Millian, president of Diageo's Latin America & Caribbean unit, told a conference call today (10 June) that the company needs to "be selective about beer". "Getting beer into our strategic agenda would probably take us off-focus," he said.
The company currently sells Guinness and Red Stripe in the region.
Millian, who is due to retire next year, added that in the past seven years, Diageo has increased the region's sales growth in Scotch by 15%, vodka by 19% and rum by 23%. He also said market share is increasing, and the company's next step is to gain leadership status in the whole spirits category in the region.
"Once we've done that and we've laid down our route to market then I think maybe we could look at a premium beer. But I wouldn't do that for another year or two at least, because I think we've got more than enough to capture the middle class," he said.
Nomura analyst, Ian Shackleton said in a note following the call: "We believe that Diageo did look at the Schincariol acquisition in Brazil, as its position in the northeast would have helped spirits distribution."
But he added: "We believe it more likely that the company will make local spirits acquisitions in other markets to get more critical mass rather than link up with a beer company for distribution."
Anheuser-Busch InBev subsidiary, AmBev, is the dominant force in Latin America's beer category, especially in Brazil, where it has about 70% of the market.
Millian said a slowdown in Brazil over the past six months has affected Diageo's top-line growth in the country. He expects growth to remain flat or even drop over the fiscal year ahead the FIFA World Cup, due to be held across the country next year.
However, he added: "I find it hard to believe there won't be good growth out of Brazil next year from the World Cup."
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Phoenix at Memphis (8 p.m. EDT). The Suns can clinch a playoff berth with a win over the Grizzlies.
Hakeem Olajuwon, Patrick Ewing, coach Pat Riley and four others have been elected to basketball's Hall of Fame. Also among the Class of 2008 are Adrian Dantley, coach Cathy Rush, broadcaster Dick Vitale and NBA team owner Bill Davidson. Induction is Sept. 4-6 in Springfield, Mass., home of the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame.
Clippers guard Shaun Livingston's surgically repaired left knee is improving and he will be allowed to pick up the intensity of his oncourt workouts. Livingston hasn't played since injuring his knee in the first quarter of a game between the Clippers and Charlotte Bobcats on Feb. 26, 2007.
``It goes to show you that your body of work and the integrity of the Hall of Fame and how they vote transcends somebody having a horrible year.'' - Miami Heat coach Pat Riley on being inducted to the Basketball Hall of Fame.


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In Nepal, the largest industry is tourism. It is a great source of revenue and foreign exchange. This shows that there is lots of great stuff to enjoy in this country. In Nepal there are 8 of the 10 highest mountains in the whole world. For mountaineers, people seeking adventure and rock climbers this is the place to be. The place has cool weather which is another strong tourist attraction. There have been lots of tourists visiting this country during their vacations to enjoy what the country has to offer. Here are the 5 best tourist attractions in Nepal.
Top 5 Tourist Attractions Of Nepal
Mount Everest
This is the highest mountain on earth. It is also known as Sagarmatha or Chomolungma and has a height of 8848 meters. The first ascent of the peak was done in the year 1953 by Edmund Hillary who was from New Zealand. The route to the foot of this mountain became famous and it's now legendary. Reinhold Messner and Peter Haeler were the first people to reach the peak of this mountain without the aid of artificial oxygen. Most people visit this mountain as it's a major attraction in Nepal.
This is a royal city located some 14 km outside the holy hollow of the valley which is on the old trade route of Tibet. This trade was an arterial link and a major source of wealth for this city. It is very unique because of its remoteness which led this city to develop independently. It has great farmers and most tourists visit this city to enjoy the many things it has to offer.
This is a well-developed city when compared to most cities found in Nepal. It has more developed infrastructure because it is the capital of Nepal. It is mostly known because of its numerous Buddhist temples which have been existing from the 17th century. There are lots of buildings which are highly admirable and they attract lots of tourists from different parts of the world. One will visit the marvelous royal places and the many temples which include the Kathmandu's Durban Square and many more.
This is another great and popular tourist spot which is located in Nepal. It is found 32 km east of Kathmandu at an altitude of 2175 masl. When in this city, one can have a great view of the various mountain peaks like the Mount Everest and the Himalaya Mountain peaks. The Himalayan peaks which include; Manaslu, Genesh Himal, Langan, Choba Bhamre and the Gaurisankar. Most tourists will visit this city so that they can have a panorama of the main peaks in this country.
This is the best place for the rock climbers. Most of the professional climbers make this area their home because of the many series of peaks. It is located in the western Himalayas of Nepal. The highest peak which reaches 8,000 meters is known as the Annapurna I which is surrounded by his brothers who are in the 7,000 meters. The peak is always covered by snow and it also exudes a grandeur that attracts tourists to this country.
Looking for a place to visit during your vacation? You should visit the Nepal country and have the advantage of visiting these top 5 best tourist attractions.
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GUELPH—Police were unable to recover two long guns from accused killer Terry Tremble's Hanover area farm the day before his wife was beaten to death with a blunt object.
This testimony was heard Tuesday in Superior Court, the 12th day of Tremble's first-degree murder trial in the death of Guelph-Wellington EMS paramedic Adrienne Roberts. Her body was discovered Oct. 6, 2010, in the Arthur home the couple shared.
Police learned Oct. 5, 2010, while investigating an alleged assault on a child, that Tremble, 52, stored a 12-gauge pump-action shotgun and .30-30 lever-action rifle on his farm, north of the Arthur home the couple shared.
Const. Derek Marshall, then with the Wellington Ontario Provincial Police, went with Tremble to the Arthur farmhouse that evening to retrieve the firearms.
"Where are my guns?" he reported Tremble saying after the man crawled up to a loft through a hole in the living room ceiling and said they were missing.
At the end of his shift, Marshall turned the matter over to West Grey municipal Const. Bruce Forsyth in nearby Durham for further investigation.
Forsyth testified he and Tremble left the Durham police station later that evening for the messy, apparently abandoned 1 ½-storey house the man used "for junk storage" and was directed to the hole in the living room ceiling, accessible only by scampering up a precarious pile of truck tires.
Forsyth told the jury he declined to crawl up because he didn't think it was safe.
Tremble told him he'd last seen the long guns the previous spring, Forsyth continued.
West Grey Det. Sgt. Jeff Beseleare said when he arrived on the scene Oct. 14 to gather photographic evidence related to the reported theft of the guns, he used a ladder to enter the loft, which like the rest of the house contained a scattering of old furniture, equipment, junk and other detritus.
"Everything was in disarray," Beseleare said. No guns were found.
Court also heard Tuesday that hours after Roberts's body was discovered, Const. Marshall found her missing black Jeep Patriot 1.9 kilometres from her home, in the parking lot of Arthur's largest employer, Musashi Auto Parts Canada.
In his opening address, assistant Crown prosecutor Murray de Vos said he'd present evidence that someone parked a red Ford Explorer pickup truck in the lot on the morning of the murder and walked away. That individual returned later with a Jeep Patriot and drove off with the Explorer. Subsequent testimony indicated Tremble owned such a maroon pickup truck.
On Tuesday, de Vos called witnesses regarding surveillance cameras at the autoparts maker on Domville Street, a 20-minute walk or 3 ½-minute drive from Roberts' home.
Jeremy Nussey, then a Musashi technician, said the sophisticated system employed exterior surveillance cameras tied to three digital recorders that captured any significant movement at the lit parking lots of the plant, a manufacturing business staffed around the clock.
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VIRDEN, Man. – You don't see shots like this so often, not the stunner Kerri Einarson made, the one that stretched her dream Scotties performance to the final game.
It was a beauty, an unexpected slashed double-takeout, and the crowd that has packed Tundra Oil and Gas Place for these provincial curling championships roared. They roared for the winner — the shot lifted Einarson 6-4 over Barb Spencer, and gave the 26-year-old skip a bye to today's final — and for the love of the game: Even Spencer's coach, Ron Westcott, walked off the ice with a warm little smile and a bemused shake of his head. You don't see shots like this so often.
Well, not unless you're on the East St. Paul skip's team. "She makes them all the time," Einarson third Selena Kaatz said, cheeks flushed from the win, their eighth straight of the Scotties. "Whenever we need her to get us out of trouble, she's always there for us to do it, and she did it perfectly today... I knew when she put that broom down, that she was ready to throw it, and she was gonna make it."
-Team Einarson third Selena Kaatz
Let's back up, to just before The Shot, and set the stage.
It was the 10th end of a shaky Saturday night Page playoff between Einarson and veteran Spencer, and Einarson trailed 4-3 but held the hammer. That itself was a bit of a surprise: In the previous end, with the teams tied at three, Spencer planned to blank and carry the hammer into the final frame. But her last rock knocked out Einarson's counter, then stuck in the red paint. That gave Spencer a one-point lead going into the 10th, but handed her opponent the hammer.
Still, Spencer is a veteran and she set the end up well, with two of her red rocks buried deep in the house threatening to limit Einarson to one, or even get a steal. But Einarson could see a hint of red peeking past a guard: So she pulled back in the hack, let the stone fly, and it hit perfectly. Spencer's red flew back, ricocheted off the other counter, and both slid out the back of the house.
Team Einarson — which includes second Liz Fyfe and lead Kristin MacCuish — scored three. They pumped their fists in the air, as the crowd howled a symphony of glee.
Afterward, while the fact she'd made the final had yet to fully sink in, Einarson said she'd never made a shot quite like it to seal a win. She could have played it safe, thrown a draw and tried to steal in the extra end. It says something about the skip that she never even considered it. "I didn't want to go into an extra," she shrugged. "I wanted to win it then. And usually, when I go with my gut, it's the right instinct. So I did."
Now, Einarson and her freshly-assembled rink, who have been the sartorial buzz of the Scotties in their electric pink jackets, will get to sleep in a little before the final starts this afternoon. In the meantime, the semifinal game will determine who will come into the final as No. 2: It will either be Spencer, who gets a second crack, or Chelsea Carey, who pushed through three games and 11 hours of curling on Sunday to make it to the semifinal. They even had to nap on benches in the locker-rooms between games. "We always do it the hard way," the exhausted skip laughed, as the clock creeped toward midnight on Saturday.
"It's a big grind, you just have to want it bad enough that you kind of power through it. You definitely gotta dig deep."
After a morning heartbreaker, she did. Carey fell 7-3 to Einarson in the final draw of the round-robin, which left her tied for second place in her group. So just an hour later, the top-seeded skip and her team were back on the ice to play Darcy Robertson in a tiebreaker game. That match was a cautious one, and could even have gone to an extra end. But a Robertson miss in the 10th handed Carey a stolen deuce, and punched her ticket to the Page playoff against Janet Harvey at night.
Carey won, scooping up triples in the second and fourth ends to take a commanding lead. Though Harvey pushed back valiantly, stealing two singles in a row in the sixth and seventh ends, Carey held her to a single point in the ninth and carried the hammer and a one-point lead into the 10th to seal the win.
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Secretary of the Interior Dirk Kempthorne announced that the Western Gulf of Mexico Oil and Gas Lease Sale 207, held in New Orleans, attracted $487,297,676 in high bids. The sale was conducted by Interior's Minerals Management Service (MMS) and had 53 companies submitting 423 bids on 319 tracts comprising over 1.8 million acres offshore Texas. The sum of all bids received totaled $607,134,968.
"In the midst of the national discussion about energy production, the activity at today's sale signals that the offshore oil and gas industry is serious about developing our Nation's resources," said Interior Secretary Dirk Kempthorne.
Approximately 17 percent of the tracts receiving bids are in ultra-deep water (more than 1,600 meters). The deepest tract bid on is , Block 783 in 2,977 meters of water. The highest bid received on a tract was $61,110,000, submitted by Statoil Gulf of Mexico LLC for , Block 380.
Each high bid on a tract will go through an evaluation process within MMS to ensure the public receives fair market value before a lease is awarded.
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Three days after the leaders of the county's Republican and Democratic parties issued a call for civility during health-care forums, that call received its first test.
Rep. Vern Buchanan, R-Longboat Key, held a town hall forum Sept. 11, at the Van Wezel Performing Arts Hall to discuss health care and the economy.
The majority of the 1,500 in attendance remained civil, asking questions of the congressman in an orderly fashion and peacefully holding signs, both critical and supportive of President Obama's health-care plan.
But there were small pockets of people who yelled at each other across the performing arts hall, shouted down people asking questions that they did not agree with and even arguing outside as they left the building for the evening.
One notable moment was when Rita Ferrandino, chairwoman of the Sarasota County Democratic Party and who issued the call for civility, took the microphone to ask Buchanan a question.
When she introduced herself, she received both boos and applause. She began her question about health care by saying that she's the head of a private-equity company and is in favor of free enterprise. Some interrupted her by shouting, "Then why are you a Democrat?"
That got a big laugh from the audience and a smile from Buchanan. And when Ferrandino said she believed health care was a right and not a privilege, she was loudly booed.
The crowd was mostly made up of those critical of big government and the president's reform plan, and they made their feelings known. The audience gave loud standing ovations when Buchanan told them he was going to fight government overspending, when audience members asked him to investigate the community-activist group ACORN and when one citizen said the "president lies repeatedly."
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A second factor that affects refractive index is pressure. For the quietest baselines, the pressure in the flow cell needs
to be constant. Most RI flow cells have an upper pressure limit of no more than approximately 100 psi (7 bar), and the use
of a back-pressure restrictor after the cell is common. A back-pressure restrictor can be thought of as a spring-loaded check
valve that maintains a fixed pressure, such as 75 psi (5 bar), at all times. This will keep the pressure constant and also
will keep the system from exceeding the maximum cell pressure. A piece of capillary tubing after the flow cell also can function
as a back-pressure restrictor, but the pressure will be related to the flow rate — if the flow rate is inadvertently set too
high, a capillary restrictor may cause the permissible cell pressure to be exceeded.
Because LC systems are operated in a constant-flow mode, the pressure should be constant. This usually is the case, but problems
with the pumps can cause the pressure to fluctuate sufficiently that the baseline is disturbed, even though other problems
such as retention-time shifts are not observed. Pressure problems because of pump malfunctions often will create cycling baselines.
To confirm this, you can change the flow rate and the frequency of the baseline cycle should change in accordance to the flow-rate
change. For example, a change from 1 mL/min to 2 mL/min should double the frequency of the baseline cycle. Common sources
of pressure fluctuations are faulty check valves, leaky pump seals, air bubbles in the pump, and more rarely a broken pump
piston. The easiest things to check are bubbles in the pump and degassing problems — make sure the degasser is working properly,
then purge the pump to release any trapped bubbles and resume operation. Check-valve sonication in methanol for a few minutes
often will clean a dirty or sticking check valve, or the check valve can be replaced. Pump seal replacement is a little more
work, but is something that can be done by following the instructions in the pump service manual.
Any change in the chemical composition of the mobile phase will change its refractive index, as will the presence of dissolved
air in the mobile phase. For these reasons, RI detectors are always operated only in the isocratic (not gradient) mode and
the mobile phase must be thoroughly degassed. If you have an in-line degasser, as is the case for most LC systems today, be
sure to use it. Otherwise, helium sparging is suggested to degas the mobile phase. Because of the extreme sensitivity of the
detector to very small changes in refractive index, on-line mixing of the mobile phase usually will create problems. As a
result, mobile phases must be hand-mixed so that no change in mobile phase composition occurs within the LC system. It is
best to use the mobile phase as the injection solvent so the refractive index change at the column dead-time is minimized.
Remember that the RI detector measures the difference in refractive index between the contents of the sample and reference
cells, so the reference cell needs to be purged with fresh mobile phase whenever the mobile phase is changed or replaced with
a fresh batch. It is a good idea to purge the reference cell daily to ensure its contents are matched with the mobile phase
exiting the column. When changing from one mobile phase to another or washing the mobile phase into a new column, complete
equilibration may take longer than you normally allow with UV detection. With UV and most other detectors, allowing 10 column
volumes of mobile phase (˜≈15 mL for a 150 mm × 4.6 mm column) to pass through the column is sufficient for equilibration.
It may take longer with the RI detector. Watch the baseline when changing the solvent; drift is common during solvent changeover,
so a nondrifting baseline is a good indicator of column equilibration with RI detection. As mentioned above, be sure to change
the mobile phase regularly to avoid problems with microbial growth, especially in highly aqueous mobile phases.
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Analysis: Cobb has 25 receptions for 448 yards with three touchdowns in his last four games.
|Oct. 27 7:48 AM PT8:48 AM MT9:48 AM CT10:48 AM ET14:48 GMT10:48 PM 北京时间7:48 AM MST9:48 AM EST8:48 AM CT18:48 UAE10:48 ET12:48 - Cobb hauled in five passes for 126 yards and a touchdown Sunday night against New Orleans.
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|Oct. 20 8:14 AM PT9:14 AM MT10:14 AM CT11:14 AM ET15:14 GMT11:14 PM 北京时间8:14 AM MST10:14 AM EST10:14 AM CT19:14 UAE11:14 ET13:14 - Cobb torched the Carolina secondary for 121 yards and a score on six catches Sunday.
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|Oct. 13 8:09 AM PT9:09 AM MT10:09 AM CT11:09 AM ET15:09 GMT11:09 PM 北京时间8:09 AM MST10:09 AM EST10:09 AM CT19:09 UAE11:09 ET14:09 - Cobb finished Sunday with 58 yards and a touchdown.
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|Oct. 3 1:20 PM PT2:20 PM MT3:20 PM CT4:20 PM ET20:20 GMT4:20 AM 北京时间1:20 PM MST3:20 PM EST3:20 PM CT0:20 UAE (+1)16:20 ET19:20 - Cobb caught three passes for 34 yards and a touchdown in Thursday's win over Minnesota.
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|Sep. 28 7:49 PM PT8:49 PM MT9:49 PM CT10:49 PM ET2:49 GMT10:49 AM 北京时间7:49 PM MST9:49 PM EST9:49 PM CT6:49 UAE (+1)22:49 ET1:49 - Cobb caught seven passes for 113 yards and two touchdowns in the Packers' 38-17 win at Chicago on Sunday.
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By Emily Study, SoC Website Reporter
Student-run media provide the opportunity to take what is learned in the classroom and put it to practice. By operating as self-sufficient organizations, student-run media allow students to sharpen their skills, make mistakes, learn from them and produce something worthy of recognition.
One School of Communication (SoC) organization, Rambler Sports Locker, consists of about 15 to 20 students who regularly brainstorm stories, write scripts, shoot, produce and edit their own 15-minute sportscasts, which air on YouTube every Thursday.
"When you do an assignment for a class, you do what your professor wants," said senior Stephen Manney, who has been the producer of Rambler Sports Locker for the past year-and-a-half. "But in student-run media, you can do whatever piece you want to do … It lets you hone your skills in what you're interested in, and gives you the opportunity to work on what you want to work on, as opposed to what you're assigned."
Junior Joe Flaherty, current co-assistant producer and next year's co-producer, shared similar thoughts.
"It's the absolute greatest tool for learning the ins and outs of broadcasting at this school," he said.
Because the show is produced in the SoC's convergence studio, students work in a setting with similar technology and equipment used in real newsrooms.
"The best part is that we get to use the equipment," said junior Megan Carabelli, current co-assistant producer and next year's co-producer with Flaherty. "We get to experience working in a studio with high-tech equipment that some local studios in Chicago don't even have."
However, much of the work is done outside of the studio. Throughout the week, each student has a specific assignment – to cover games, shoot and edit video packages, write scripts and prepare to put it all together on Thursdays.
The show covers mostly Loyola sports, but also presents segments on national sports. It recaps games, showcases a discussion panel, and features the university's different sports teams, players, coaches and the staff that work with them.
"It's always about the stories," said Ralph Braseth, the SoC's student media manager and an advisor of the Rambler Sports Locker. "I try to help them understand that it's not always just stories about the stars … They do a really great job of capturing the fact that most of our athletes wouldn't be playing at a lot of Division I schools. They're here because they're students first."
Braseth — along with Keith Kimmons, the SoC TV studio manager, and Jessica Brown, a SoC professional in residence — has helped guide the Rambler Sports Locker to becoming a fully student-operated production.
"One of the things I'm really proud of – and it took a long time to happen – is that they are stand-alone now," Braseth said. "They can do their show without us, we just [offer] our comments after the show."
However, an important part of learning from hands-on experience is making mistakes.
"Everyone's bound to make a mistake, but you come back and you just get better," Flaherty said.
Braseth added, "I'm doing a standing ovation in my mind … when they mess up big time, because there's never been a better lesson you could learn in your whole life, and I refuse to rob students of those educational moments."
Since the show's beginning in spring 2011, students have become more serious about the production and more efficient in their work.
"It works a little like a factory, where we all know our parts and do them, and it all comes together at the end," Manney said. "On a week-to-week basis, I know we're going to put together something of quality. The caliber of our shows is a lot better now."
Not only are the shows better, but they have also gained more recognition at the university, according to Carabelli.
"We have a lot more visibility in the Athletic Department," she said. "They know who we are now. They are familiar with us, since we've interviewed basically every coach and a majority of the players on all of the teams."
Students and the advisors of the Rambler Sports Locker said they hope to gain visibility on a much larger scale within the next year. They are aiming to get a spot on one of Comcast's cable channels, but in order to do so, the students will need to shoot a 30-minute show.
"I fully expect us to be doing 30 minutes by Christmas," Braseth said.
Manney said the extra 15 minutes could help expand the show and make it even better.
"Being capped at 15 minutes is really limiting," he said. "With more time, it could give us more opportunities to showcase our skills. It's a little bit of pressure on everyone, but when you have more pressure, you get your work done and people usually respond well to it."
While many of those who are involved in Rambler Sports Locker are SoC students, there are no requirements for getting involved in the organization. Anyone who is interested, regardless of year or major, can stop by the convergence studio at 4:30 p.m. on Thursdays.
"My motto is, 'You don't have to have talent or experience; that's what you get when you come here,'" Braseth said.
He added that any time an interested student walks into the studio, everyone stops what they're doing and gives the student a standing ovation.
"I insist that people remember what it was like the day they walked in – and they do. Then we put [the student] to work immediately," he said.
To learn more about the Rambler Sports Locker, visit Facebook.com/RamblerSportsLocker or YouTube.com/LoyolaRSL.
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Infra-evolution: The Nike Air Max 90 "Infrared" in All Its Forms
February 12, 2014 BY Aaron Hope / 9 0 / 5
One reason the word "iconic" has become overused in sneaker journalism is that there are a handful of shoes so perfect that they're both quintessential to a brandR...Read More
Nike Air Max 90 CMFT PRM Tape "Reflect" – Black – Metallic Silver
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Nike Sportswear's Air Max reflective offerings started off with white 'Glow' pairs hiding their tiger stripes. A second round emerged with black as the base, as exemp...Read More
Nike Air Max #SEJAMAX Collection
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Nike has again crafted a specific set of sneakers for footwear fiends down in Brazil. The new set is the Nike Air Max "Sejamax" collection, the title there roughly translat...Read More
Nike Air Max 90 Tape – Grey – Black – Challenge Red | Available
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The speckled sole style is one that's been associated the most with the Nike Air Max 90 Sneakerboot as of late. Keep in mind that isn't the only Air Max remix privy to that...Read More
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Zebra DNA is further infused with Hyperfuse Tape on Nike Sportswear's Max Air running classics with the reveal of another upcoming drop sporting the two-tone stripes. This Nike A...Read More
Nike Air Max 90 PRM CMFT Tape – Grey – Gamma Blue
October 4, 2013 BY Aaron Hope / 0 0 / 5
In addition to the namesake Hyperfuse welds and the glow in the dark releases, one thing the Nike Air Max 90 Tape has that we've not seen so much on the original version of this ...Read More
Nike Air Max Glow Collection
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You know that collection of glow in the dark Nike Air Max Tape models? It's a bit deeper than you initially may have assumed, as there are actually a handful of WMNS pairs to go ...Read More
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October is here, which means it's time for Sneaker News to tell you about all the sneakers releasing this month. The month is a big one in terms of signature sneakers, as Derrick...Read More
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There are some among us that can see and sense
these energies. Now there is one among us that can actually photograph
these energies for all to see. What you see will truly amaze you,
what you see is real, these images are not just something that has
been created for your titivation but to show us all that these other
dimensions do exist and that they can and have been communicating
with us in many ways since time immemorial.
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We are all living spirits but the photos show
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and space in which we exist. This belief is nothing new, it forms
one of the cornerstones of the study of quantum physics which many
learned scientists have been studying for many years now.
The way people connect to the living spirit
will determine what they will see within these images, therefore
it is not my intention to explain what I personally see as I have
learned over time that we all see what we need to see at this time
to help us in our
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the images themselves and as time has passed the images
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the messages given have become clearer.
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our dimension. Which then leads to the following questions.......
Are there other dimensions within our own
that we are not aware of and cannot see, or could it be that we
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The parliament of Haiti has rejected the president's choice for a new prime minister, prolonging the country's period without a government.
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HaitiXchange on TNH (Television Nationale d'Haiti.) We were rummaging through some old videos and found this one of an appearance on TNH back in August of 2003. Years later we're still around with the same basic goals.
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I heard that Plastikman is going be so bad ass at 2010. he's going be at coachella 2011.
Caribou @The Fillmore 03/01/15
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