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Four high school students have taken the top prize in the 2013 Siemens Competition in Math, Science & Technology. Twenty students, including six individuals and six teams, competed in the National Finals held this past weekend at George Washington University (GWU) in Washington D.C.
Eric Chen, of San Diego, CA, won a $100,000 scholarship after placing first in the Individual category for his research, Discovery of Novel Influenza Endonuclease Inhibitors to Fight Flu Pandemic. The Canyon Crest Academy senior used computer modeling with experimental research to find influenza virus inhibitors. Chen's work could be used to develop new anti-flu medicine.
New York students Priyanka Wadgaonkar, Zainab Mahmood and JiaWen Pei, of George W. Hewlett High School, took the top spot in the Team category for their research, The Isolation and Characterization of an Ozone Responsive Stress Related Protein (OZS) in Ceratopteris richardii. The group's research could be instrumental in making crops more resistant to ozone. The three high school seniors will share the $100,000 grand prize scholarship.
The remaining winners for the Individual competition include:
$50,000 scholarship – Arman Bilge, Lexington High School, Lexington, MA (Computer Science)
$40,000 scholarship – Joshua Meier, Bergen County Academies, Hackensack, N.J. (Genetics)
$30,000 scholarship – Gerald Meixiong, Lakeside High School, Evans, Ga. (Biochemistry)
$20,000 scholarship – Ivan Paskov, Edgemont Junior/Senior High School, Scarsdale, N.Y. (Computer Science)
$10,000 scholarship – Frederick Lang, St. John's School, Houston, Texas (Biology)
In the Team category, the remaining winners include:
$50,000 scholarship – Noah Golowich, Lexington High School, Lexington, Mass.; and Kavish Gandhi, Newton North High School, Newton, Mass. (Mathematics)
$40,000 scholarship – Andrew Jin and Steven Wang, The Harker School, San Jose, Calif. (Biochemistry)
$30,000 scholarship – Aaron Argyres, Clayton High School, Clayton, Mo.; and Mingu Kim, David H. Hickman High School, Columbia, Mo. (Bioengineering)
$20,000 scholarship – David Lu, Mills E. Godwin High School, Henrico, Va.; and Allen and Jason Lee, Millburn High School, Millburn, N.J. (Biochemistry)
$10,000 scholarship – Alyssa Chen, Highland Park High School, Dallas, Texas; and Shriya Das, The Hockaday School, Dallas, Texas (Materials Science/Nanoscience)
Siemens annual competition, funded by The Siemens Foundation and administered by The College Board, is designed to give students an opportunity to present research that they've completed in high school to a panel of leading scientists and mathematicians. Rachelle Heller, associate provost for academic affairs of the Mount Vernon Campus and professor of computer science at GWU, was the lead judge for this year's competition. The grand prize winners will ring The Closing Bell at the New York Stock Exchange in February.
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VIDEO: Economist calls Delaware's recovery "lackluster"
A packed crowd of businessmen and women turn out for the New Castle County Chamber of Commerce's sixth annual economic forecast luncheon in downtown Wilmington.
WDEL's Amy Cherry reports.
The forecast for Delaware in a word?
Dr. Anirban Basu, CEO of the Sage Policy Group, tells WDEL why Delaware's recovery is lackluster.
"There is not major sources of oil and natural gas production here that we see in other parts of the country; other parts of the country also are associated with more rapid growth than you would expect to see in the Northeast Corridor," where we find Delaware right smack in the middle.
Delaware's unemployment rate remains lower than national average, but job growth is sluggish, and Basu says we've just got keep on keepin' on.
"Continue to invest in schools and education, continue to maintain one of the more benign tax regimes in the country, continue to have a pro-corporate mentality," recommends Basu.
He says some of the slow growth is due to uncertainty in Washington and also...
"The fact that taxes have gone up in recent months and so there's less disposable income in many households out there.
Basu says a lot of corporations are still holding onto their cash and a lack of confidence in every sector is truly holding us back.
He says look for the pace to pick up, maybe next year.
"It wouldn't surprise me if 2014, 2015 turn out to be quite decent years for the economy," says Basu because by then Americans will have adjusted to higher tax rates and the housing market will see be growing.
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A delivery driver's car was stolen as he took food to a house in Long Eaton.
At around 12.15am on Monday, January 6, a pizza delivery driver was taking food to a house in Lower Brook Street. He pulled up in his red Nissan Mirca near to the junction of Stanley Street and as he got out of the car, he was approached by three men, who assaulted him before driving off in the Micra toward Craig Street.
Minutes later, a resident called police to report that the car had been abandoned in Beresford Road.
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When John Wardell was in seventh grade he was almost 6 feet tall and the basketball coach threw him a basketball and said, "You got to play basketball."
That is how he got started and he hasn't left the court since. John played while he was in college at the U.S. Naval Academy and has been coaching for almost 20 years for various recreational leagues and high schools. This past season was John's second at AACC and he led the women's basketball team to the NJCAA Region XX Championship in February. The team won the Region XX DIII Women's Basketball Championship and finished with an 18-10 record.
"It is an exciting brand of basketball," said John. "[The team members] know when to slow down and when to pick it up. We have gotten really good at reading our opponent and trying to force the opponent to play our game. If you come and watch us play, I think you will see a different side of basketball."
John said that the greatest strength of the basketball team is the commitment to the game. They play a very long season and practice almost every day starting in October. John is also very committed to the game and building the team. He will host open gyms in September.
"I want all of them to be the star of the team in their own way," said John. "It doesn't have to mean that you score the most points or get the most rebounds. It could mean that you are the star in being the defensive stopper or someone who gives someone else a 4 to 5 minute break. You are a star of the team in your role. I want everyone to be a leader in some fashion rather than just a member of the team."
John is looking for a team manager, scorekeepers and other additional help.
"These volunteer positions are part of the team and the individuals will travel with the team and get all the benefits that any team member receives," said John. "They are great for those who feel that they cannot play but still want to be part of a team effort. These positions are as important to our success as any other part of the team."
John said he wants to provide the women with the opportunity to play basketball, to better themselves, to learn individualism in the teamwork concept, and help them get to a 4-year university, if they want to.
"A lot of students come [to AACC] and are not sure what they want to do," said John. "They are not even sure if they want to play a sport or not. Playing at a community college gives them the opportunity to see if they really want to make the commitment to play a college sport without a lot of pressure to do so. And if some of them want to play at a four-year university or college, this is a great opportunity for them."
John hopes to lead the team back to Nationals next year and finish in the top 4 or higher. He is also looking forward to becoming a grandfather in September, seeing his financial services and property and casualty businesses do well, and planning his and his wife's retirement. But don't worry, he isn't leaving the court yet. He plans on coaching for many more years.
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Relish the sights and flavours of Delhi, Agra, Jaipur, Jodhpur, Udaipur, Mumbai and Goa on this exquisite culinary journey through flavourful India.
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Visit India and take a food tour from Delhi to Goa via Rajasthan and Mumbai
Spend two fabulous weeks discovering the sights, sounds and flavours of India. From Delhi to Goa and via the ethereal beauty of Rajasthan, experience the best street food in Delhi, the beautiful sight of the Taj Mahal in Agra, the delightful taste of Rajasthan's traditional cuisine in Jaipur, Jodhpur and Udaipur, the colours of India's markets and bazaars and how to cook up delicious regional Indian dishes in a number of inspiring cooking classes. Relax on Goa's beaches, see Jaipur's breathtaking Palace of the Wind, explore the vibrant food scene of Mumbai and spend time in rural Rajasthan living it up in a 17th-century fort. This unforgettable journey into the cultural and gastronomic heart of India will satisfy every appetite.
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Days 1-2 Delhi
It's big, it's bold, it's busy - and there is nowhere in the world quite like it. Delhi's sights and sounds are sure to engage and intrigue.
Day 3 Agra
Famed for the awe-inspiring Taj Mahal, Agra is a city with a fascinating history and is rich in Mughal heritage, lush gardens and exquisite buildings and temples.
Days 4-5 Jaipur
Jaipur was designed by royalty and has delighted visitors for centuries with its pink-hued buildings, wonderful bazaars and rainbow of bright colours dancing along hectic streets.
Day 6 Jodhpur
India's enigmatic 'Blue City', Jodhpur, has a captivating Old Town with palaces, heritage buildings, colourful streets and the Mehrangarh Fort shining like a jewel high above the city.
Day 7 Heritage Stay
Rural Rajasthan holds strong to ancient traditions and staying in one of this region's heritage properties is a true highlight of travelling in India.
Days 8-9 Udaipur
With dusty hills in the background and tranquil lakes its centrepiece, Udaipur is a truly beautiful city with fabulous heritage buildings, restaurants and narrow laneways.
Days 10-11 Mumbai
A city of contradictions and never dull, Mumbai has truly wonderful sights vs the hard to see; incredible cultural depth vs rampant consumerism; immense riches vs crippling poverty.
Days 12-14 Goa
Tinged with a Portuguese flavour, the state of Goa is blessed with lovely beaches, rich traditions, mouth-watering cuisine, World Heritage buildings and a wealth of attractions.
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As a first time small group tour traveller I must admit to having some anxieties prior to departure. No need. The group was great. The leader fantastic. Everything that was promised was delivered....and then some!!
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I really enjoyed India, the people are great and our group was fantastic,which really helps.
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Irish Heritage: Inside the Russborough House
Since the mid-18th century, Russborough House has seen gentility and debauchery, neglect and glittering gatherings. Through it all, this grand country estate has stood as a testament to the glories of Ireland
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Overseeing the ceaseless festive activities was John Pollard, Russborough's butler for more than 40 years. Among the Beit papers are Pollard's daily instructions from Sir Alfred tactfully advising on the idiosyncrasies of individual guests, as well as indicating the correct pronunciation of names and titles.
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Going Through the Notions and A Dollhouse to Die For are now available. Lie of the Needle, the third in the series, will be published January 6, 2015, and is available for pre-order.
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Daisy Buchanan, owner of a sewing notions and antiques shop in the quaint village of Millbury, is delighted to find the perfect present for a young girl she knows—a charming dollhouse in need of restoration. But when local collector Harriet Kunes tries to strong-arm Daisy into selling it, she's in for a shocking—and deadly—surprise.
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MACS of Tabernacle to meet Feb. 28
The MACS of Tabernacle Baptist Church will meet Thursday, Feb. 28 in the Family Life Center. Brandon Hixson, worship pastor, is a new addition to the Tabernacle staff, and will be in charge of the program. He will incorporate some of the older hymns in his program with Janet Rose as his accompanist. Hixson loves leading worship through music. He also writes and arranges music, plays the saxophone, as well as directs. Join the group at 6 p.m. for a dinner consisting of a variety of soups, cornbread and dessert.


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Stretching along Denmark's southwestern border is the truly unique coastline of the Wadden Sea. While too shallow for boats, and too deep for a high tide trek, many of the treasures of the Waden Sea remain sight unseen when the seabed floods. Leave it to a designer to figure out how to not only bring the tide to the people, but create an intimate experience between the environment and the observer. The winner of the Design It: Shelter Competition, David Eltang's SeaShelter offers a new kind of seafaring experience, hatch included.
A popular wet hike destination, Wadden Sea not only features an exposed seabeds and tides of 1-3 meters, but a diversity of wildlife ranging from birds to seals. David Eltang's geometric SeaShelter is placed directly on the seabed in the shallow water, where it offers both two-legged, multi-legged, and flippered passerbys the opportunity to take refuge and experience the seabed during shifting tides. With an interior workspace, tidal stair, and observation and resting tower, the flexible structure provides the opportunity to experience and connect to the environment in a dramatic and unique way.
The Seashelter is the winner the Design It: Shelter Competition kicked off by Google SketchUp and the Guggenheim this summer. The pair opened an invitation to amateur and professional designers around to world to submit a 3-D design for a shelter in any location in the world using Google SketchUp and Google Earth. Of the nearly 600 submissions arriving from 68 different countries David Eltang's design was awarded the Juried Prize judged by a panel of architecture and design experts, alongside David Mare's CBS-Cork Block Shelter which took home the People's Prize receiving more than 64,875 votes out more that 100,000 submitted online.
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The video of punk band Pussy Riot's performance in Russia's main cathedral is extremist and must be removed from the web, a Moscow court ruled Thursday.
Moscow's Zamoskvoretsky court banned the video of the group's February performance, ordering it and three other videos to be removed from all websites. Prosecutors began looking into the Pussy Riot videos after a nationalist lawmaker suggested that they insulted believers.
The performance was protesting Vladimir Putin's return to the presidency in March's election and the outspoken support for his bid by the patriarch of the Russian Orthodox Church.
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Christmas and New years timetable. Christmas eve 8am only and closed Christmas day. From the 26th Dec - 2nd of Jan 8am and 4.30pm classes only. Normal time table resumes Saturday the 3rd of January.
Stabilize your lifestyle to attain a healthy mind and physical strength with Bikram Yoga, a series of 26 postures and 2 breathing exercises. Practice this incredible style of Yoga and learn to control and heal your body and mind. Practicing Bikram yoga here at the studio of Yoga Bikram Brisbane South is an experience in itself.
Warm up in the hot room with some Bikram Yoga.This Yoga is suitable for all ages, body types and gender; beginners and regular yoga practitioners are all welcome to practice yoga classes in Brisbane South. It compliments all sporting activity and thus, is a complete body workout from top to bottom inside and out. Bikram Yoga Brisbane south staff are highly qualified and are happy to greet any new members.
Bikram yoga is a system developed by Bikram Choudhury based on hatha yoga techniques. Also known as "Hot Yoga", Bikram Yoga is practiced in a heated room (at about 40°C). At Bikram Yoga South Brisbane all teachers must complete the nine weeks of intensive Bikram yoga teacher training under the guidence of Bikram himself.
Bikram Yoga Salisbury is a licensed studio to teach this yoga in South Brisbane. Practicing this series of postures can help your body release toxins in the form of sweat. Actively involving the 26 postures and 2 breathing exercises can reduce your body weight and leave you looking good and feeling fresh. A healthy body is ideal for a healthy lifestyle and long life, and this yoga series has proved to improve body performance physically as well as mentally.
We are conveniently located in the middle of Brisbane's Southside at Salisbury just off Evans Road. At Brisbane Bikram yoga we offer a specially designed place for practicing this world famous technique, we also have certified Bikram Yoga trainers to guide and help you through this life changing experience. If you got all the way to this part of our introduction about Bikram Yoga in Brisbane, it's obvious that you are more than interested in practicing the most famous and popualar style of yoga in the world Bikram Yoga.
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Does Weightlifting Compress Your Spine?
Spinal decompression may relieve pain and save your discs from all those years of heavy lifting.
By Guillermo Escalante, MBA, ATC, CSCS; Photography: Jason Breeze; Model: Lou Joseph, IFBB Pro
No doubt you've heard about the mountain of evidence that supports weight training, benefits that range from speeding up your metabolism via the increase of lean body mass to the prevention of osteoporosis. So overwhelming is the scientific literature that the medical profession now recommends incorporating resistance training as part of an overall fitness program as well as a therapeutic intervention for various diseases and orthopedic ailments. However, there are some risks that come along with it. Several studies performed over the years have investigated the incidence of weight-training injuries. Most of these studies demonstrate that the back is typically one of the more injured areas among bodybuilders.
The relative risk of sustaining a back injury during weight training suggests that maintaining a healthy back is crucial to your longevity. Dr. LeRoy Perry Jr., D.C., C.Ped., and president of the International Sportsmedicine Institute in West Los Angeles says, "There are basically two types of trauma to the back: 1) Macrotrauma, an injury that you can pinpoint and remember (i.e., a heavy deadlift that hurt your back); and 2) Microtrauma, which can stem from gravity as you age along with accumulative bad habits (i.e., poor posture from imbalanced muscles)." Dr. Perry states that either type of back trauma can result in compressive spinal instability, which can lead to severe back pain, disc bulge/herniation, nerve root compression and even degenerative arthritis.
The high incidence of back pain — among weight lifters and the general population — has for many years had the medical community search for ways to alleviate it. One of the most commonly used methods to treat back pain is spinal decompression. Although it can be performed invasively via surgery (i.e., microdisectomy, laminectomy), that's usually a last-resort treatment. Your first attempt should be of a noninvasive nature via the use of a nonsurgical spinal decompression machine.
Spinal decompression describes the pressure relief on pinched nerves (or a specific nerve) of the spinal column and is typically used to treat conditions that result in back pain such as a disc bulge, disc herniation, sciatica, spinal stenosis and other types of back conditions. Nonsurgical spinal decompression is achieved through the use of a mechanical traction device (applied through either an onboard computer or a gravitational force with an active inverted movement) that controls the force and angle of distraction. Since the applied force and the angle of distraction can be altered, the body's natural tendency to resist the external force is reduced and helps to allow for more significant spine decompression. Dr. Perry states that spine decompression helps to increase vertebral disc space, which decreases vascular and nerve pressure.
The computerized spinal decompression machines that are used primarily by healthcare professionals rely on passive decompression (where the machine does the stretching and the patient does nothing). The brand names of some of these machines include the VAX-D, Decompression Reduction Stabilization (DRS) System, Accu-SPINA System, DRX9000, and the SpineMED Decompression Table. These machines aren't designed for your home because they cost upwards of $100,000 and the typical cost of each treatment is about $200 (not usually covered by insurance). Computerized spinal decompression typically works through a series of 15 one-minute alternating decompression and relaxation cycles with total treatment time of 20–30 minutes.
One gravitational spinal decompressor known as the Orthopod uses gravitational forces with active inverted movement to stretch both the extrinsic (more superficial) and intrinsic (deeper) muscles on one side of the body while contracting and strengthening the opposing musculature. The agonist/antagonist and stretch/strengthening can potentially help create core spinal stability in addition to providing spinal decompression. Additionally, the saddle-set design of the Orthopod enables the user to contract the adductor muscles while inverted, which may help to activate the abdominals more effectively. Gravitational spinal decompression treatments take anywhere from 2–10 minutes. Perry has put his own device on the market as well called Dr. Leroy Perry's Spinal Decompressor (cost starts at $1495). There are other less-expensive home models available but it's critical that you consult your physician on how to engage the machines correctly and frequency and duration of operation.
Although the verdict is still out on exactly how effective nonsurgical spinal decompression may be, the noninvasive nature of the procedure (if you're suffering from back pain) makes it a viable treatment option. A study published in the Journal of Chiropractic and Osteopathy stated, "limited evidence is available to warrant the routine use of nonsurgical spinal decompression." Another preliminary study that appeared in the American Journal of Pain Management reported, "the decompression system gave good to excellent relief in 86% of patients with a ruptured intervertebral disc." Dr. Perry claims that he's seen remarkable success with many world-class athletes who have used the gravitational decompression system, and by extension it could benefit bodybuilders who suffer from back pain as well.
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When it comes to collaborations, Maison Martin Margiela stays more busy than ever before these days. After having previously worked with G-Shock and Converse, the fashion brand announces this week a Japan exclusive luggage collection with Globe-Trotter, as reported by Selectism. Once again Margiela applies its signature "emblematic trompe-l'œil (French for "deceive the eye") concept print" that has also been placed on the Converse sneakers. The outcome is a range of suitcases inspired by Globe-Trotter pieces from the 1920s to 1950s with a distinct used vintage look. The collection releases this December at Margiela's Isetan Shinjuku store in Tokyo.
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Men Lose in Overtime at Bethany
MANKATO, Minn. - The MLC men's soccer team was unable to generate a goal in a 1-0 loss in overtime at Bethany Tuesday.
The MLC defense and goalie Ben Zietlow held the Vikings scoreless, but Bethany's CK Pock scored in the second minute of overtime to give BLC the win.
Bethany outshot MLC 28-13 overall and 10-2 on goal, with Zietlow stopping nine of those shots. John Paustian and Levi Dunsmoor had the two shots on net for MLC. Paustian and Steve White each had three shots.
The overtime loss was the second third time in the last five games that the Knights went into overtime, with MLC's record at 0-2-1 in those contests.
With the loss, MLC dropped to 4-7-1 overall and 1-5-1 in the UMAC, while Bethany improved to 7-6 on the season and 4-3 in conference play.
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Ja-Co Enterprises' personnel have a long history of providing citizens with appropriate firearm training to assure individuals are aware of the responsibilities and duties pertaining to the possession and use of firearms in North Carolina and other states.
To reach our organizational goal(s) and to meet North Carolina's statutory criteria for Concealed Handgun Permit issuance, our personnel have successfully completed NC DOJ's CHP Instructor course as well as NRA's Basic , Instructor, and Training Counselor training so we are able to offer clients appropriate training, such as Range Safety Officer (RSO), Pistol, Rifle, and Shotgun basic courses as well as Basic Instructor Training, Chief RSO; Pistol, Rifle, and Shotgun Instructor level courses.
Classes can be scheduled individually, as a group, e.g., family or friends, and we are available during the weekday and weekend to assist with your training needs.
Finally, Ja-Co Enterprises offers their clients outstanding opportunities regarding the purchase of a new firearm for their and family's self defence & sporting needs or long rifles to meet their hunting needs and defence against the zombie apocalypse.
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Thirty one Veterans (pictured above) from World War II, the Korea Conflict and two from the Vietnam era joined the Honor Fflight Family in October 2013. Though a challenge with the government shutdown happening only three days before, the tour was a huge success. After moving some barricades on October 8th, the veterans were able to visit all of the memorials that were built to pay tribute to the many sacrifices they endured. Also, for the first time, the Veterans were able to visit the tomb of the Unknown Soldier where they witnessed the Changing of the Guard. Currently over 264 Veterans wear the Honor Flight yellow jacket thanks to the generosity of a very grateful community.
Honor Flight of Southern New Mexico was established in 2008 by business and community leaders who were devoted to honoring our Veterans. October 2014 will mark our seventh flight back to Washington DC allowing Veterans the opportunity to see their memorial. In the past our focus has been on honoring the WWII Veterans, our most senior heroes also known as THE GREATEST GENERATION.
In the first six years of the program, through the generosity of the community tribute has been paid to 228 WWII veterans. Additionally 32 Korean War veterans and 4 Vietnam terminally ill veterans have also been honored.
2014 brings another important change. We would like to officially welcome all Veterans from El Paso, Texas to the Honor Flight of So. New Mexico program. There was not a Honor Flight hub in the El Paso community, and with their close proximity to the hub in Southern New Mexico, merging only made sense. TIME IS OF THE ESSENCE FOR ALL OF OUR VETERANS, no matter where they live. It is all about the Veterans and getting them back to Washington D.C. to visit the memorials that their bravery inspired.
The next Honor Flight tour is scheduled for October 6 - 8, 2014. Sixty one veterans will be on the tour. We have no more slots available. There is a waiting list for next year already and since it is first come - first serve, do not hesitate to send your application in now. It is important to note though that any veteran from any conflict that is considered terminally ill will be moved to the top of list if his or her personal physician approves the travel.
This is a special event honoring the men and women who served our country ensuring the many freedoms that all of us Americans enjoy today. It will be a day of recognition and tribute for the Veterans' service and sacrifices.
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Welcome to the Los Angeles Tennis Association!
Founded in 1978, the Los Angeles Tennis Association is a membership organization catering to the LGBT community, although all are welcome. We offer year-round team tennis leagues, tournaments, and ladder competitions for all ages and levels of players, as well as annual competitions against other leagues and a variety of social events throughout the year.
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Follow Me Foodie - June
Foodie blog Follow Me Foodie reviews our afternoon tea inspired by Charlie & the Chocolate Factory. Click here to read the full post.
BeaLondoner.com - May 2014
This London-focused French blog names brunch in Axis as one of the top ten in the city. Click here to see the full post.
ElleUK.com - May 2014
"Axis is set to become one of the capital's most popular brunch venues" - ElleUK.com adds our indulgent weekend brunch to its 'Something for the Weekend' list. Read the full post here.
Food Junkie Chronicles - May 2014
"The kid in me wanted 10 of these": Foodie blog Food Junk Chronicles enjoys our afternoon tea inspired by Charlie & the Chocolate Factory. Click here to read the full post.
LUXXO - May 2014
The blog for Nine Concierge praises the "delightfully modern menu" in Axis at One Aldwych. Read the full review here.
Red Online - October 2013
Red Magazine share their top 5 Festive Afternoon Teas in London.
The Cocktail Lover - October 2013
Tiago Mira, winner of the acclaimed Galvin Cup, discusses creativity and the cocktail scene at One Aldwych.
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Fashionista Barbie - July
Beautiful photos and a fabulous review of our Charlie & the Chocolate Factory inspired afternoon tea.
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The Handbook - July 2013
The Handbook reviews our playful afternoon tea. Read the article.
Junior - July 2013
In their summary of the best afternoon teas in London, Junior magazine says ours is "all elegantly subtle references to the original Roald Dahl characters". Find out more...
London Unattached - June
"I should by now know that One Aldwych afternoon teas are superb, imaginative and elegant." Read Fiona Maclean's review of our elegant Charlie-inspired afternoon tea.
Instyle - June 2013
"Afternoon tea does not have to be a mother/daughter affair - we think dads will love this..." Read the full article.
Lela London - June 2013
See Lela London's wonderful photos of our Charlie inspired afternoon tea and read about our 'obsession-forming blueberry brioche'. It is 'the kind of gluttony even Veruca Salt would appreciate'. Read the full review.
About.com - June 2013
"The vanilla cheesecake filled chocolate egg was brushed gold underneath and was a hit with my daughter... and the mini bottles of chocolate caramel milk with stripy straws looked perfect." Read the full review.
Teatime in Wonderland - June
"Chocolate financiers with a melting, to-die-for heart, shaped as a cacao bean, brushed with edible gold", just one of the reasons why Chocoralie describes our Charlie & The Chocolate Factory afternoon tea the "most festive, surprising, original afternoon teas in London at the moment". Read the full review.
Glam - April 2013
Charlotte Jones gives us her take on Axis at One Aldwych's spring menu. Her verdict: "The precision and beauty of each dish certainly gives that wow factor", "All of the textures and flavours danced over my tongue". Read the full review.
The London Foodie - April
Click here to read The Perfect Staycation - A Weekend of Martinis, Movies and Food at One Aldwych
The Hunger - March 2013
"Last but not least (in fact, so good a tier that we re-ordered another) were the savouries". Find out more about our three-tiered tea.
Good Housekeeping - March
"Kick off your afternoon tea with a floral Martini, we loved the Rose Petal with gin and the Cantonese Flowers with rum". Read Good Housekeeping's review of our tea with a floral twist.
Fashion Bite - February
Online lifestyle publication Fashion Bite has named the Lobby Bar at One Aldwych one of its Top 5 London Fashion Week bars. Find out why the Lobby Bar is a hot hangout for fashionistas.
Departures - December 2012
With 'warming cocktails brandishing evocative names' and a tea stand which 'overflows with everything nice' all served under 'the glowing boughs of a 25 foot Christmas tree', it is no surprise that Departures named One Aldwych as one of the best places for festive afternoon tea in London.
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Not Just Another Milla - July
Ms Milla Msa reports on our Modern British Afternoon Tea on her London-Paris lifestyle blog.
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Tea Time in Wonderland - November 2011
Chocoralie has written a ode to The Mist cocktail created by the Lobby Bar.
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Tea Time in Wonderland - October
This review of our Modern British Afternoon Tea urges readers to make a special detour to the Lobby Bar to try the colourful Battenberg cake.
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The Huffington Post - October 2011
Karen Loftus reviews the Lobby Bar's "wildly inspired creative cocktails".
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TheDrinkShop.com - September
Our Lobby Bar Manger, Luis Simoes, is Mixologist of the Month.
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Definitions for randomness
This page provides all possible meanings and translations of the word randomness
Random House Webster's College Dictionary
ran•domˈræn dəm(adj.)
occurring or done without definite aim, reason, or pattern:
random examples.
Statistics. of or characterizing a process of selection in which each item of a set has an equal probability of being chosen.
Category: Statistics
Building Trades. (of building materials) lacking uniformity of dimensions: (of ashlar) laid without continuous courses. constructed or applied without regularity:
random shingles.
random bond.
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(adv.)Building Trades. without uniformity:
random-sized slates.
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Idioms for random:
at random,without regard to rules, schedules, etc.; haphazardly.
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Origin of random:
1275–1325; ME raundon, random < OF randon, der. of randir to gallop < Gmc
Princeton's WordNet
randomness, entropy, S(noun)
(thermodynamics) a thermodynamic quantity representing the amount of energy in a system that is no longer available for doing mechanical work
"entropy increases as matter and energy in the universe degrade to an ultimate state of inert uniformity"
randomness, haphazardness, stochasticity, noise(noun)
the quality of lacking any predictable order or plan
The property of all possible outcomes being equally likely.
A type of circumstance or event that is described by a probability distribution.
A measure of the lack of purpose, logic or objectivity of an event.
There was no randomness in the teacher's selection of the class representative.
Randomness means different things in various fields. Commonly, it means lack of pattern or predictability in events. The Oxford English Dictionary defines "random" as "Having no definite aim or purpose; not sent or guided in a particular direction; made, done, occurring, etc., without method or conscious choice; haphazard." This concept of randomness suggests a non-order or non-coherence in a sequence of symbols or steps, such that there is no intelligible pattern or combination. Applied usage in science, mathematics and statistics recognizes a lack of predictability when referring to randomness, but admits regularities in the occurrences of events whose outcomes are not certain. For example, when throwing two dice and counting the total, we can say that a sum of 7 will randomly occur twice as often as 4. This view, where randomness simply refers to situations where the certainty of the outcome is at issue, applies to concepts of chance, probability, and information entropy. In these situations, randomness implies a measure of uncertainty, and notions of haphazardness are irrelevant. The fields of mathematics, probability, and statistics use formal definitions of randomness. In statistics, a random variable is an assignment of a numerical value to each possible outcome of an event space. This association facilitates the identification and the calculation of probabilities of the events. A random process is a sequence of random variables describing a process whose outcomes do not follow a deterministic pattern, but follow an evolution described by probability distributions. These and other constructs are extremely useful in probability theory.
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1. An inexplicable misfeature; gratuitous inelegance. 2. A hack or crock that depends on a complex combination of coincidences (or, possibly, the combination upon which the crock depends for its accidental failure to malfunction). "This hack can output characters 40--57 by putting the character in the four-bit accumulator field of an XCT and then extracting six bits — the low 2 bits of the XCT opcode are the right thing." "What randomness!" 3. Of people, synonymous with flakiness. The connotation is that the person so described is behaving weirdly, incompetently, or inappropriately for reasons which are (a) too tiresome to bother inquiring into, (b) are probably as inscrutable as quantum phenomena anyway, and (c) are likely to pass with time. "Maybe he has a real complaint, or maybe it's just randomness. See if he calls back."Despite the negative connotations of most jargon uses of this term have, it is worth noting that randomness can actually be a valuable resource, very useful for applications in cryptography and elsewhere. Computers are so thoroughly deterministic that they have a hard time generating high-quality randomness, so hackers have sometimes felt the need to built special-purpose contraptions for this purpose alone. One well-known website offers random bits generated by radioactive decay. Another derives random bits from chaotic systems in analog electronics. Originally, the latter site got its random bits by doing photometry on lava lamps. Hackers invariably found this hilarious. If you have to ask why, you'll never get it.)
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I know this thread is now over a year since the last post, but I thought it worth putting a different point of view.
Fraser Island is a cinch - if you stay on the beaches. The beaches are hard and flat - they actually post 80km/h signs to slow people down. If you want to take an ix35 to Fraser, go for it. I'd take mine (my other car is a 100 series Landcruiser). Getting on and off the barge can be a little tricky if there's been lots of traffic, but generally drive on top of ruts and you'll be fine. Time it for low tide (so you don't have to take the inland track) and stay on the beach and all will be fantastic. Be careful around Eli Creek and the many water soak/drains along the beaches. Only cross Eli Creek on very low tide.
Going inland is different. Many of the tracks would be fine, but some have deep ruts and you will get hung up or do some damage.
I'm currently looking to find a 4 corner lift kit for mine - 2" should do the trick. The Kings' lift is only for the rear - it is actually the front that is the problem. Actually, if you look under, apart from the wishbones and flimsy front plastic 'bash plate', the rest has a lot more clearance.
I have taken my ix35 on some very soft beaches (it costs around 1/3 of the Landcruiser to run!). I've done some damage to the plastic bash tray - I may even investigate ripping it off entirely though I think it holds the bottom of the front bumper in place. But as long as you stay on top of the ruts, it has plenty of sand ability. I'm also considering having a second set of tyres (say 14" high profile) to get better tread lengthening effect from letting the tyres down. All this because it actually drives really nicely on the beach and I would like to get fishing for a lot less cost than the Landcruiser.
BTW if you look in my pictures, you'll see a couple of my ix35 on Tagon Beach, Cape Arid National Park near Esperance in WA.
BTW..2...bluelight - a Forester would handle Fraser - all of it - fairly comfortably. Not sure what Overlander was thinking, but Forester ground clearance is better than ix35. Approach and departure angles on ix35 are better, but neither of those will come into the equation on Fraser. If I can find a lift kit for my ix35, it will definitely be my new beach fishing vehicle and my Landcruiser will stay home.
King springs $490 35mm lift!!
Also, dont know if I believe it. But on subaru forum a bloke reckons he's taken his stock Forester to Fraser twice and "never even come close to gettig stuck!"
4WD Overlander mag did a comparo with the IX35 Highlander2.0R ,2.0 Diesel- series Subaru Forester and the Volkswagen Tiguan 103 TDI and wrote of the Hyundai;" it's the best choice if off roading is high on your priority list"
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They will go anywhere that their ground clearance will let them, so beach= no probs! Took ours (Highlander) on a 4WD basic course and had a ball. Only 1 thing could stop it, ground clearance on a very deep, rutted sand hill! Apart from that, no worries
I just wish someone would do a lift kit!!
|I'm not the type that enjoys off road drives, but I thought CUV's in general, and the Tucsons specifically were not designed for off road activities?
Hey guys , just about to order my Highlander this week and was wondering the same thing re off road capability. I've some favorite beaches I'd love to travel across. I'm guessing Fraser is probably out of the question but at a low psi it sounds like its fairly capable....
Sweet, Cheers for the feedback.
Time to go out and get mine dirty.
Gday Bluelight,
Me Iceblue Highlander has had a few hard runs around the kimberlies, we live in Broome, ive had this beast in same spots as i'd take me old hilux (89) model.
They are capable, just when comes down to off road its a whole new learning experience, ya get to be lazy, the only thing i can fault is the tyres, road based not much grab to em expensive as, and little ability to upgrade size especially with the factory 18 inch rims.
Weve taken the car to cape leveque which rattles the crap out of patrols and landcruisers, she handled beautifully and overtaking that 200 series cruiser, well the look on the owners face hehehee great fun.
Im thinkin bout gettin me missus out and i drag the hilux out and see exactly what it takes to bog it, see what there capable of, havent done it yet but yeah im sure curious. But ey if they handle the kimberley's they can handle anywhere
Hi guys, brand new to forum so having fun getting lost in the threads!! Had our 2010 Highlander 6 months and are quite happy, 11000k's no probs. Well apart from arattle in the left front door that drives the handbrake(wife!) mad, but i pretend i can"t hear it<waiting till the 15000 service to sort it ,anyway ,looking for advice/experiences of anyone who's ventured offroad in their 2010 ix35/tuc.
I know the old ones had more ground clearance but just wondering how far I can wander before I get the minister for war & finance(wife!!) stuck.Looking forward to replies.
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