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Kitchen Games Poker0
Two nights ago, I got a chance to go to a kitchen game poker night that a coworker was putting on. The whole idea for the night was to play dealer's choice poker from the set of crazy games that people have come up with over the years. We weren't allowed to choose the casino standbys of hold'em, omaha, or 7 card stud. Instead, we played a series of games like Chicago, 727, Midnight Baseball, Mexican Sweat, etc.
It's been a long time since I've played games like this. I've been playing Texas Hold'em pretty seriously for a couple of years, so it's kind of interesting to revisit some of these silly games to see if there is anything of interest. We played quite a few games, actually, that I'd like to note down for future reference because they were all quite fun. So here's the rules for some fun kitchen games that have a little depth to them.
- 727: Players get two cards down, and one up. The aim of the game is to be the closest to the total of 7 or 27. Face cards count either ten points or half a point. An ace counts either 1 point or eleven. On each round, players are asked one at a time if they want one more card added face up to their hand, followed by a round of betting. If all players pass on a card, then the game is over, but otherwise another round is dealt. The game can last quite a few rounds! After the last round, players then simultaneously indicate whether they are attempting to win by being closest to 7, by being closest to 27, or to both. Half the pot is awarded to the closest to 7 (who indicated they were trying to win that side), and half is awarded to the the closest to 27 (who indicated they were trying to win that side). To win both, the players who indicated so have to be closest on both sides.
- Auction: Each player is dealt two down cards. Then a card is turned up in the middle of the table for each player in the hand. Players then make a blind bid. The person who bids the most chooses the card they want. The next highest bid chooses the next card and so on. When all the cards are gone, another set of cards is dealt in the middle. This is repeated until all the players have 7 cards each. A round of betting happens after that. The person with the best high hand takes half the pot and the person with the best low hand takes the other half.
- Ten Card Regrets: There are 5 rounds to this game. The object of the game is to partition 10 cards into two 5 card poker hands: one that is a low hand and one that is a high hand. On each round, players get two cards and must decide whether to put them on the left side to be part of the low hand, or on the right side to be part of the high hand. At the end, the person with the best high hand takes half the pot and the person with the best low hand takes half the pot.
- Tic-Tac-Toe Hold'em/Omaha: Players are dealt two or four cards depending if they are playing the hold'em or omaha variant of the game. The key difference is the community cards are dealt in a 3×3 grid of cards. First, the flop is the four cards that form the sides of the grid. The turn is the four corner cards, and the river is the middle card of the grid. Players then make the best poker hand they can from the cards in their hand and any of 8 sets of three cards from the board. These sets are the three horizontal lines, three vertical lines, and the two diagonals. You can play Hold'em, Omaha High, or Omaha High Low.
These were my favourites from the night. Do you have any fun kitchen games I can deal next time?
Playoff Predictor, Stanley Cup Finals, 20080
Well my predictor is sure doing better than I did in my playoff pools. Going into the conference finals, it was 11 for 12 for predictions, and it got both of the conference finals right as well!
Pittsburgh_Penguins 0.579 0.204
Philadelphia_Flyers 0.421 0.119
Detroit_Red_Wings 0.681 0.498
Dallas_Stars 0.319 0.178
So what's left? The Stanley cup finals start tomorrow night and it should be a great series. So I gave my predictor one final spin to see what it says. It should come as no surprise that Detroit is heavily favoured by the program:
Pittsburgh_Penguins 0.295
Detroit_Red_Wings 0.705
While I'd be happy to say my program went 14/15, I'm still kinda rooting for the penguins. They are an exciting team to watch with a hell of a lot of talent at a very young age. Whoever wins though, the series should be one for the ages.
Nightwish Edmonton Show Review2
Wow this took awhile to get around to doing. This past weekend I had the chance to check off the third of my five favourite european metal bands off my "I must see these bands" list. I was truly surprised to find out that Nightwish was coming to Edmonton to play a sold out show at the Starlite room. I was surprised that they were coming, and I was also surprised that they sold out faster than the other two bands I saw: Sonata Arctica and Stratovarius. Maybe it's the female singer that makes them more attractive to more people. Not sure.
Anyways, Diane and I arrived a bit late to the Starlite room, and already an impressive looking line had formed all the way down the block. So there was nothing for us to do except go to the back of the line and wait for about 35-40 minutes to get in. Such is the state of going to the Starlite, since that has been the way of things in the past. On the plus side, the weather was beautiful so waiting in line wasn't a big deal.
While in line the opening band started up. It didn't really look like we were missing anything, and I didn't even bother to find out who was playing. Then again, it's really hard to tell since the volume was turned up so loud. *sigh*. The problem with live concerts.
So Diane and I found our spot on the right side of the venue on the stairs descending to the floor. It was packed in there though, so it took awhile to squirm into a good spot. It took a long time, as usual, for the main band to have all their gear setup and sound tested, but after the long wait Nightwish finally came on stage.
Nightwish has undergone a bit of turmoil in the recent months. They fired their distinctive lead singer after the band decided that they were not on the same page concerning the direction of the band (or something, I'm not really familiar with the situation). This made for some troubling times as the band tried to find someone to replace her. I'm not sure they ever would've found someone with quite as deep and powerful a voice as Tarja, but they did find someone who does a pretty darn good job. The new vocalist didn't sing too many classic Nightwish songs, but the ones that she did do she did pretty well I'd have to say.
Here's the setlist for the night:
- Intro + Bye Bye Beautiful
- Dark Chest of Wonders
- Who ever brings the night
- The Siren
- Amaranth
- Islander
- The Poet and the Pendulum
- Come Cover Me
- While Your Lips are Still Red
- Sahara
- Nemo
- 7 days
- Dead to the World
- Wish I had an Angel
All in all the show was amazing. The various members of the band are quite good at their respective intruments. The keyboardist isn't as flashy as the one in Stratovarius or Sonata Arctica, but that's okay. One of the guitarist's sported a rather epic beard/hair combination.
It's been a few days since the event, so I don't remember too many details. Also I wanted to get this post up before I forgot about it entirely. I took some video that I'd like to share, but I need to post process it so I can upload it somewhere useful (I was thinking flickr). That might take a little while.
Anyways, it was a pretty good show, and I was quite happy that I got the chance to go!
Well it's been awhile, but I haven't played through a big downswing in a little while. That all changed over the last couple days.
I had been running super hot playing 200NL for a couple of weeks. That seems like the past now that I dropped 7 stacks at 200nl last night, and another 6 stacks at 100nl tonight. Ouch.
I think it's time for an extended break. I should probably concentrate on other tasks anyways. Going through a downswing puts me in a foul mood. Which is why I don't think I could ever play pro. I don't mind losing a stack now or again, but extended and brutal beatings are a little hard to get used to.
Dinner and Edmonton Tweetup0
Last night after I finally had to give up on the UPS guy coming with the RAM for my Mac Pro, I went to go pick up Diane on our way to her coworker An's place for dinner. An had spent the entire day cooking up a storm. When we got there, her entire kitchen was filled with lots of food! We started our dinner off with salad rolls — they're kind of like not deep fried spring rolls. Next were some freshly deep fried spring rolls, and then a bowl of wonton soup. After that the other two guests arrived and we continued to eat. There was grilled pork ribs, shrimp and chicken skewers, shrimp and squid stirfry (I've never had squid so tender and non-rubbery before!), and a bunch of other great foods as well. I ate so much that I didn't eat anything all day until dinner.
Today was the Edmonton Tweetup. A while ago, I joined twitter and blogged a bit about the experience. To put it quickly – I was a bit bummed out that I was the first of my group of friends to join the twitter experience. Well that's changed a bit, thanks to @mastermaq who found me using twitter local. After just a couple of weeks, I had several twitter friends and the service became useful for me. Not long after that, Mack started organizing a twitter meet, which apparently is affectionately called a tweetup. The planning and organizing ended up with today being the day for the tweetup.
I showed up with Diane and we had a great turnout. We had at least 14 or 15 people there, and it was great to meet everyone. There was quite a large range of people who showed up — young people, older people, and a fair range of fields (although most were tech related in some way). It was quite a fun time actually. I spent a lot of time chatting with @bruceclark since we shared an interest in photography, but I also chatted with quite a few other people. It was a most enjoyable afternoon.
After the party seemed to have waned a little, I returned home for a short time before heading out to the airport to pick up my parents who were in Europe on holidays for a month. I took them out for supper as a mother's day thing since the actual Mother's day involved driving my sister to a couple of gigs. I got to hear a little about their trip, and it was good to have them back in town
This evening I played a bit of poker, having my first real downswing at 200NL since an early downswing when I first moved up. Downswining 7 buyins is not my idea of a fun time. All sorts of crap happened to me that I had somehow avoided for the most part over the last little while of playing. Oh well, it can't all go my way. I'm still up playing those limits, it's just unfortunate that I couldn't continue the trend that's been lasting for the past little while. I guess it brings my winrate down to a much more sustainable level. It just sucks for it to happen all at once like this.
So I'm off to bed. I'm taking Megan to her first of two gigs tomorrow at the Radisson Hotel (formerly the Coast Terrace Inn) tomorrow morning. If you're in the mood for some fancy brunch with some harp music for entertainment, feel free to stop in between 10:15 and 2:15.
I'm starting to go a tad crazy I think. This week has been insanely busy. It seems like I keep getting things piled on me. Work has been exceptionally busy as we madly prepare for the upcoming man-machine poker match. I've had a pile of fairly little tasks to do along with a couple of larger tasks. There's a huge list of directions we want to go before the competition happens, and we're going to be madly trying many of them right up until the competitions.
This week my Mac Pro arrived, so I've been pretty distracted by setting it up. It's taking me a surprisingly long time to set it up. There's a lot of things that go into my computer environment that I need to get just so. That, and copying large numbers of files to and from my drobo takes a little longer than I'd like it to.
The wedding planning continues at a relatively slow pace. We've got a lot of the things that we need checked off the list, but there's still lots of things to do. It's hard to believe that it's only (less than) a month away!
Last night I finally caught up uploading photos to Flickr. That took entirely too long, but now I've got over a thousand photos up on my flirckr account. Pretty sweet to break that milestone.
Today I stayed home working and waiting for a package that contains some additional RAM sticks to put in my Mac Pro. Unfortunately, they haven't yet arrived and I need to go join Diane for dinner at one of her coworker's place. I don't understand how UPS scheduling works — I saw one of their trucks stop at the building across the street, and my package had arrived in Edmonton yesterday morning. Why wasn't my package on the truck that came that close to my place?
It seems every so often UPS just doesn't work well for me. I was so happy to see that my RAM was scheduled to arrive today, but now it looks like it'll be Monday or Tuesday before I get it. *sigh*.
Anyways, sorry for the haphazard-ish update. I've got to get going pretty soon here.
Week of Busy0
It's been pretty busy the past few days. In the evenings after work I spent a large amount of time uploading backlogged photos to Flickr. I've gotten pretty far into my backlog, and I've almost got caught up to the point where I can start to post new photos again (and I've got a few to upload already).
I've been forced to change my focus though. Diane and I are headed to Ireland next week so I can meet some people at Full Tilt and hopefully get myself a job. I've been thinking for awhile what I could do for a demo if such a thing were called for. I was fast running out of time to make something brand new since that would take a lot of effot over a very short time period. Plus I didn't really have any good ideas for stuff to do.
I remembered though that I had my lose-checkers program from my search course a couple years ago. So I've resurrected that, and my little demo program is one that utilizes sockets to play one program against another. It's not all that flashy, but it was a really good review of socket programming for me. I've got the basic code working and will be testing it and adding a few features over the next couple days before we leave on tuesday night for Ireland.
I'm getting pretty excited about the trip. I don't know what to expect, but it should be cool to see Dublin and meet some people working in a field that I'd like to be a part of.
Wish me luck!
Poker Night3
Last Night, the CPRG met up for a poker night. We got a great turnout. 15 people bought in for ten bucks, and we played a NL freezeout. We had most of the members of the CPRG, a few people from Biotools, and a special guest: Bryce Paradis. Bryce is an amazing heads-up limit player who made 2.6 million dollars last year playing his game of choice. While he might've run hot at times, his profit graph is a beautiful exponential curve. It's been really cool to meet him and chat about poker related things.
I did pretty well in the tournament, although I got shortstacked before the tables merged, and when they did I had to get lucky to double up a couple of times. I doubled through Bryce when my K9 rivered a pair against his AQ. Sorry, Bryce. Once I doubled up a couple times I managed to last until we passed the bubble. A few hands after everyone made the money, I got down to just 2K in chips with the blinds being 500/1000 and I had to post the big blind. The button called, and so did the small blind so I pushed my T9. The flop came QJJ, but I couldn't hit my straight against Duane's top pair of queens. Oh well, that's how it goes.
It was a great night, and I'm glad we got such a great turnout.
Stepping Up0
It has been awhile since I last seriously tried to move up in limits at Poker. I've only really done it a handful of time. From my starting ground of 0.5/1 full ring limit I moved up twice to 1/2 and 2/4 limit. Then I started playing 6max no limit at 50nl, and moved up once from there to 100nl which is where I've been at for awhile.
This past week had been very good to me. I got a Party Poker reload bonus emailed to me, so I decided it was time to go back there and try and clear it. Well, I did rather well playing 100nl. I was up over 7 stacks in 4 or 5 days playing a couple hours per day. I felt confident and on top of the world. So it occurred to me — what about moving up again? I had been playing 6max 100nl for quite a long time and had made a few grand at those stakes.
A few nights ago I gave it a shot. The first night I had 2 tables open and made about half a stack at 200nl. Not too shabby, but it was a short session. The next night was terrible. I dropped 4 stacks, and it just didn't feel like anything clicked. It seemed like every time I raised preflop I'd get called by people who would call my continuation bets — but I wouldn't flop anything. I know I made a few errors, and I think I got a bit flustered. But even if I played perfectly, I doubt I'd be better than down 2 stacks.
The next night went quite a bit better. I was down a stack fairly early, but I got pretty comfortable and in the end managed to win a stack and a half or so. That brought me to last night where I thought I played alright, but for the longest time couldn't dig myself out of the one-stack whole I had got myself in. I had a great table with two incredible fish who were just asking to give their money away. It took me several hours to finally get one of them for about a stack and a half to finally draw even for the night.
It's interesting — I don't think the game is that much tougher than the one I'm used to playing. I think it's just that the size of the swings is a little daunting. Like I said, it's been awhile since I tried moving up. So far, the experiment seems to be going alright even though I'm down a little bit so far. I've got a bit of a bankroll to sustain some loss, so it's not like I'm risking all that much. If I succeed in moving up, then I think my win rate in dollars goes up a fair amount which was the whole reason to move up.
Wish me luck!
Oiler Pregame0
My friend and roommate was kind enough to give me a spare ticket he had for a recent hockey game between the Oilers and the Minnesota Wild. It was a fun night, and our Oilers managed to win the game! I wish the Oilers had managed to put together a better season this year. It's looking like they won't make the playoffs this year


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"Miscarried" but still pregnant, is that possible?
On 7/07/2013 i found out I was pregnant and on the 14th same month I was told that I miscarried. My h Cg levels were up to 424 and they thought that i was maybe 3 weeks pregnant after conception (I don't have regular periods). After the miscarriage I've had done a pregnancy test every week and they have all come out positive, I then had an u/s done and was told everything was normal ,no pregnancy and no ectopic at all. Exactly 28 days later i got my AF and on my last day i took a pregnancy test and it came back positive!!!! I have a Dr appointment in early August but until then this is driving me insane!
Posted: 07/17/2013 by siramyl21
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There is a short period of time where you are highly fertile right after a miscarriage so its totally possible that you just got pregnant again right away.posted 07/30/2014 by paleolithica
I have had friends who went through a whole miscarriage and were still pregnant because they miscarried one twin. The ultrasound should have been able to confirm this though. Sorry, I don't think you're pregnant. I think you are still testing positive because of the residual HCG in your blood (the hormone the preg. tests look for). Sorry.posted 07/17/2013 by Jellyjars
ok! Those dates make more sense.. You have done a pregnancy since June and ALL came back positive? Did you even expel the baby?When you found out you pregnant how far along were you? If you have been testing positive since you found out you were pregnant you MAY possible (MAYBE!) been pregnant with twins and ONE died. (Happened to my best friend- who is currently in labor- YAY!) If I were you I would get another ultrasounds. Assuming you were 4-5 wks when you found out, you would be about 11 wks- ish.posted 07/17/2013 by a BabyCenter Member
On June 7 I found out I was pregnant, June 14 I was told that I miscarried because I was bleeding, I had an ultrasound on June 26 and there was no baby, on July 12 AF came for a visit and I did a pregnancy test today and it was positive. I have done a pregnancy test once a week and they have all come back positive!posted 07/17/2013 by siramyl21
Ok. When was your last period? It IS possible to miscarry, but still be pregnant- but only cause you had like "vanishing twin" ... but, since you had an ultrasound and no baby... odds are slim. But, you might just recently go pregnant? Can you explain the situation with dates, perhaps?posted 07/17/2013 by a BabyCenter Member
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The food menu is varied, with German food (of course) plus pizza, sandwiches and more. Try one of the wurst platters or the jagersnitzel with German potato salad and apple kraut. The Steinkeller is below street level (it is not hard to miss the entrance) in the John D. Minnis Building right in the middle of town.
EinStein's tries to satisfy two distinctly different types of customers: those who like a variety of quality, flavorful beers, and those who believe beers made with rice or corn and hardly any hops taste the best. To be successful in Katy, Texas, a pub like EinStein's has to acknowledge both groups.
Recently, EinStein's has begun to step up its efforts to satisfy those that prefer beers with more flavor. On Fat Tuesday, the ZeigenBock tap was replaced with a a fresh keg of Abita Amber, with a Mardi Gras themed "buy the beer, keep the glass" special that was hard to beat. This past Thursday EinStein's hosted its first Saint Arnold Cask Conditioned Ale night, with a similar pint glass deal. The Cask Conditioned Amber Ale was gone in less than two hours. However there was plenty of Saint Arnold Amber and Fancy Lawnmower, and other good beers available for those who hadn't had enough.
The music stage and dance floor have been moved to the far end of the pub away from the main bar. The new floor plan provides distinct spaces for the two pool tables and for the darts. The pub food includes good burgers, sandwiches, fish and chips, wings and other appetizers.
My recommendation of this friendly pub is stronger as I have gotten to know it better.
This pub occupies a portion of the first floor of the Magnolia Brewery Building, which was built in 1912 and was once part of a larger brewing complex called the Houston Ice & Brewing Co. that spanned Buffalo Bayou, dating to 1893. According to the bartender, some of the wooden beams of the structure were later used to construct the bar top and the tables in the pub. For more details on the history of the brewery and the building check out this website: http://www.magnoliaballroom.com/historytexas.htm.
The taps are dominated by imported beers – few surprises, but an overall good selection: Guinness, Murphy's Stout, Harp, Bass, Fuller's ESB, Newcastle, Boddington's, Whitbread, Old Speckled Hen, Young's Special London Ale & Winter Warmer, Belhaven, Maredsous, Spaten Lager, Oktoberfest and Optimator, Bitburger, Warsteiner, Franzikaner, Pilsner Urquell, Amstel Light, Heineken, & Carlsberg. North American beers included Shiner Bock and Shiner Blonde, Saint Arnold Amber, Sierra Nevada Pale Ale, Fat Tire, Honey Brown, Fosters (hey, it's made in Canada), Dos Equis Lager and three American megalagers.
For a greater beer selection, you should try the Flying Saucer a few blocks away. For a good beer or two and a piece of history, the Brewery Tap fills the bill.


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Strong balance sheet with 1.5x the amount of debt in cash. Leader in the business of lift trucks, while not glamorous, but well poised to expand in the improving economic conditions in the Americas, where it gets 2/3 of its revenue. At a P/E ratio of 9 and well-positioned to grow domestically and globally, this recent spinoff is a quality company that is cheap.


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Plymouth students pull off winter coat drive
|Nick Gentile, of Plymouth, folds a scarf before handing it off to Amanda Poinatale, of Terryville, on Thursday as they and other 8th grade students at Eli Terry Middle School sorted winter clothing collected by the class for the needy. Alec Johnson/ Republican-American
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With the school mostly deserted for the day and the buses already dropping their friends at their homes, about a dozen eighth-grade students dug into piles of hats, gloves, scarves and winter coats they collected over the past month to donate to local families.
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HPU baseball evens series with Tulane
Redshirt-junior Sean Townsley held Tulane to just two hits and one run over eight innings to help the High Point University baseball team pick up a 4-2 win over the Green Wave on Saturday afternoon in New Orleans. The win evens the series between HPU and Tulane at a game apiece.
"I have really liked the way that we have played in our last three games," HPU head coach Craig Cozart said. "We have played errorless baseball in both games of this series and our starting pitching has been outstanding. Sean Townsley was special today, coming into a place like this and limiting them to two hits in eight innings. Now we are in position to win the series and that is what we want to come out tomorrow and do."
The Panthers improved to 7-8. The Green Wave falls to 8-8.
Townsley turned in his best start of the season, pitching eight innings of two-hit baseball to improve to 2-0 on the season. The left hander allowed just one earned run while striking out five Tulane batters.
Tulane's only run of the game came in the bottom of the second inning on a groundout to third by Tim Yandel which put the Green Wave in front, 1-0.
The Panthers came right back with two runs in the next half inning to take a 2-1 lead on back-to-back sacrifice flies by senior Devin Bujnovsky and sophomore Josh Spano.
High Point added a run to its lead in the top of the fourth inning on an RBI single by graduate student Adam Barry. Senior Sean Wilson reached base with a fielder's choice then stole second ahead of Barry. The third baseman hit a single up the middle to drive in Wilson and put HPU ahead 3-1.
Bujnovsky picked up his second RBI of the game in the next inning with a single up the middle to put the Panthers ahead, 4-1.
Spano finished the game 0-3 with an RBI, ending his 13-game hitting streak.
Tulane's Alex Byo took the loss in a complete-game effort. Byo pitched nine innings and allowed four runs, one earned on eight hits and a walk. The right hander struck out four HPU batters in the game.
High Point and Tulane will meet for the rubber match of the three-game series today at 2 p.m. EDT. Senior Jared Avidon will get the start for HPU as the Panthers go for the series win.
NEW ORLEANS, La. — Senior Jacob Newberry turned in the second-straight complete game for the High Point University baseball team in a tight 3-2 loss to Tulane on Friday night in New Orleans, La. Newberry threw eight innings and allowed just eight hits in the contest.
"You have to make your own breaks on the road and we didn't do that," HPU head coach Craig Cozart said. "We had opportunities and got out quick but we didn't do much from there. I am pleased that we pitched well and played some pretty good defense. Tulane is a very good team and little things show up on the road against a good team."
Newberry scattered eight hits and a walk over his eight innings of work on Friday while also striking out five. The senior right hander allowed just three runs in the hard-luck loss.
The game turned in the bottom of the sixth inning when the umpires reversed a call that would have ended the inning and the Green Wave took advantage, scoring the go-ahead run. Garner hit a grounder up the middle that senior Willie Medina fielded and threw to first. The throw forced senior Ryan Retz to reach to his right, but the first baseman appeared to keep his foot on the bag as the runner was called out. The umpire crew met following an appeal from the Tulane coach and reversed the call, forcing Newberry and the HPU defense to come back out on the field.
Following the reversal, Tulane loaded the bases with a single by Blake Crohan and a walk by Garrett Cannizaro. The Green Wave's Tim Yandall then put Tulane ahead with a two-strike single up the middle to make the score 3-2.
The Panthers were aggressive early in the game, swinging early in the count against Tulane starter Tony Rizzotti and the strategy paid off with four hits and two runs in the first inning. Sophomore Josh Spano hit a two-out single up the middle which was then followed by a single to center by freshman Brett Gemmell. With two on and two out Retz hit a towering double off the left-center wall to drive in both runners, giving HPU the early 2-0 lead. Rizzotti had allowed just 10 hits in his first three starts of the season before giving up four in the first inning to High Point.
Tulane tied the game in the bottom of the second inning with a two-run single by Cannizaro. The Green Wave put the first two runners on in the inning with a hit batter and a single by Garner. After a sacrifice bunt advanced the runners, Cannizaro hit a single back up the middle to drive in the pair.
Rizzotti got the win for Tulane after pitching eight innings and allowing two runs on five hits and a walk. Ian Gibaut earned the save for the Green Wave with a scoreless ninth.
Retz had a strong game for the Panthers, going 3-4 at the plate and driving in both HPU runs. Spano extended his hitting streak to 13 games with his first-inning single.


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I received my MSc from NTNU, Dept. of Telematics, in 2002. After graduation I started as a research scientist at SINTEF ICT in Trondheim. I still hold this position part-time while pursuing my PhD at NTNU. My PhD project is called Smart Grids as Critical Infrastructures, and I am studying how Distribution System Operators (DSOs) in the power industry prepare for, and respond to, information security incidents in their IT and control systems.
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- (2014) Why securing smart grids is not just a straightforward consultancy exercise. Security and Communication Networks. volum 7 (1).
- (2014) Information security incident management: Current practice as reported in the literature. Computers & security (Print). volum 45.
- (2011) Personal Health Information on Display: Balancing Needs, Usability and Legislative Requirements. Studies in Health Technology and Informatics. volum 169.
- (2011) A Risk-Based Evaluation of Group Access Control Approaches in a Healthcare Setting. Lecture Notes in Computer Science. volum 6908.
- (2011) Cyber Security Challenges in Smart Grids. IEEE PES International Conference and Exhibition on Innovative Smart Grid Technologies.
- (2007) CheckIT-- A program to measure and improve information security and safety culture. International Journal of Performability Engineering. volum 3 (1).
- (2007) Check-IT - a Program to Measure and Improve Information Security and Safety Culture. International Journal of Performability Engineering. volum 3 (1).
- (2006) Measurement and improvement of information security culture. Measurement and control (London. 1968). volum 39.
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- (2014) Information security incident management: Identified practice in large organizations. 8th International Conference on IT Security Incident Management and IT Forensics (IMF 2014), May 12-14, 2014, Münster, Germany.
- (2014) Information security incident management: Planning for failure. 8th International Conference on IT Security Incident Management and IT Forensics (IMF 2014), May 12-14, 2014, Münster, Germany.
- (2014) Targeted Attacks against Industrial Control Systems: Is the Power Industry Prepared?. 21st ACM Conference on Computer and Communications Security, November 3-7, 2014, Scottsdale, AZ, USA : ACM CCS 2014 Conference and Co-located Workshops.
- (2013) A Case Study: Preparing for the Smart Grids - Identifying Current Practice for Information Security Incident Management in the Power Industry. IMF 2013 - 7th International Conference on IT Security Incident Management and IT Forensics, Nürnberg, Germany, 12-14 March, 2013.
- (2013) A Study of Resilience within Information Security in the Power Industry. Proceedings from IEEE Africon 2013.
- (2013) Threat Modeling of AMI. Critical Information Infrastructures Security 7th International Workshop, CRITIS 2012, Lillehammer, Norway, September 17-18, 2012.
- (2012) Information and Communication Technology (ICT) – Enabling and Challenging Critical Infrastructure. Risk and Interdependencies in Critical Infrastructures. A Guideline for Analysis..
- (2006) Monitoring of Incident Response Management Performance. IT-Incident Management & IT-Forensics - IMF 2006.
- (2014) Informasjonssikkerhet og personvern: Støtte til risikoanalyse av AMS og tilgrensende systemer. 2014. ISBN 978-82-14-05363-0.
- (2012) Risikovurdering av AMS. Kartlegging av informasjonssikkerhetsmessige sårbarheter i AMS. 2012. ISBN 978-82-14-05280-0.


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This Financial Independence thing isn't going to happen overnight is it? :)
I posted my monthly spending for July and I'm staying current with tracking my money this month. I need to get serious about getting that passive income stream rolling in.
10 years after introducing 43 Things to the world, we have decided we have met our last goal: completing the incredible experience that has been 43 Things. Please join us in giving one last cheer to all the folks who have shared their goals with the world, as well as all the people who have worked at The Robot Co-op to build this incredible website. We won a Webby Award, published a book, and brought happiness to a lot of people.
Starting today, 43 Things users can export their goals and entries from the site. Starting August 15, we will make the site "read only". 43 Things users will still be able to view the site and export their content, but we won't be taking any new content from users. We hope to leave the site up for folks to see and download their content until the end of the year. Ending on New Year's Eve takes us full circle.
It has been a long ride (one of our original goals was to "build a company that lasts at least 2 years" - we beat that one!) While we wish the site could live on, it has suffered from a number of challenges - changes in how people use the site, the advertising industry, and how search engines view the site. We wish the outcome was different – but we've always been realistic about when our goals are met and when they aren't.
As of today, you will be able to download your goals and entries. See more about that on the FAQ page. Thanks for 10 great years of goal-setting and achieving.
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This Financial Independence thing isn't going to happen overnight is it? :)
I posted my monthly spending for July and I'm staying current with tracking my money this month. I need to get serious about getting that passive income stream rolling in.
The first time I went out streching/working out was late night and I haven't been out again since. That was like 4 days ago. My new plan will be to strech early. Streching late will be the backup plan.
I think I'll go out now…
I realized I was taking my FI blog too seriously and have decided to loosin up a bit about it. That will get me posting to it regularly.
I did another 2 sets of 50 again. I think I'm tired from something I did this morning. That something is here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zZCH0X-rR8E
I took a day off yesterday. A friend said that it'd be good to do sets that are close to my max instead of just maxing out every time. Did 2 sets of 50 today.
He told me this after I said I was gonig to do like 200 in sets of 20. He said this way is better. I took a 5 minute break in between.
I have another pushup one
I started getting rid of my junk back in August by piling it all up in my living room. Now it's back in it's junk room (and sorted though.) I think it's time to get rid of that junk!
I plan on cleaning up my computer room today and keeping it that way. Things are messing now, but, they're pretty organized. If I keep things in order for 2 months straight, I think that will be mission accomplished.
Let's see how this goes…
(Note: I've read "Getting Things Done")
It was more than 3 years ago that I declared on my personal web forum that I was going to do the splits. I'm going to do it again here on 43Things. Today I'll start with light streching after warming up. I'll also read through the splits FAQ that can be found here: Streching FAQ
This picture is an old one from me trying 3 years ago.
Did them again this morning and hit 65. I'm surprised I wasn't more sore from yesterday. I'm usually really sore from pushups (after not doing them for a long time.) I was only a little sore.
I think I'll do smaller sets tomorrow.
The blog I started is a little cheesy right now, but that's here (www.fi-blog.com)
It was about 1 year ago that I got my hands on a book called "Your Money or Your Life." It took me about a year to "master" the first 3 steps (the hardest being keeping track of what you spend on a daily basis.) I posted the results from August on my personal blog. I'll get semptember on the FI-Blog real soon (hopefully tomorrow.)
I haven't done pushups in a long time :P
Just busted out 60 consecutive pushups. I might try again later today, but maybe in smaller sets of 10 ir 20. I've gone for this goal before, but always get stuck at about 80. NOT THIS TIME!


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Size Matters: Too Much of a Good Thing
I am dating a wonderful guy. We are perfect together, and everything just seems right. The problem is, we just can't seem to make sex work well. One thing is that he is huge (diameter) and it's as if it just won't go in. I am a small woman, and I don't know if it's me or him or a combination. You would think that if you had a baby, you could accommodate the size of a man inside you. We have plenty of foreplay, so it's not as if we rush. Maybe we are both too nervous and it gets frustrating when we try so hard. Everything else is great with him; I want sex to be perfect, too. He says he has never had this problem, so I'm worried it's me. --HQuestion:
Dear H:
Much of what you write is promising, so have faith and let's try to find a solution for your unusual plight (most of the iVillagers who complain about penis size are longing for more, not less). The average erect penis is between 5 and 6.5 inches in length and 4.85 inches around, according to some scientific research. Just for fun, and perhaps to help put your mind at ease, you could wind a string or ribbon around his erect penis, then measure it. Knowing that he's within the range of normalcy may alleviate some of his or your concerns. Alternatively, acknowledging his hugeness may help you to overcome your guilt about not being able to take him inside you without discomfort.
One of the keys to accepting a large penis is mental readiness. If you are tightening in fear or anticipation of being hurt, no object will be able to slide in easily. Instead, try to envision the two of you fitting together; that will bring added closeness to your relationship, along with pleasurable sensations for you both. If you are dry or constricting with resistance, you will not be able to accommodate his penetration. You may want to use a lubricant, such as Astroglide, Erogel, Probe or Eros (available at my site or other adult online stores) to help him complete his entry. Breathing can also help, especially if you can work to breathe together -- in and out to match his thrusting. Breathe gently at first, then try to keep your breathing pattern slow and deep to help his penetration. Despite the buzz about "If I can have a baby come out of there, why can't I let this man in?" the truth is that during birth the whole body is wound into action for expulsion, not for accepting. If you can get your mind, emotional state and body to relax, and if you engage in proper preparation, you may just find that your man can fill -- and fulfill -- you.
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Elizabeth Warren has been elected to Ted Kennedy's old seat in the Senate. A favorite of the Democratic party's liberal wing she ran for Senate after President Obama decided not to nominate her as director of the Consumer Financial... read more »
Bravo announced Lisa Vanderpump as the one to get her own spin-off show from their Real Housewife of Beverly Hills franchise. Named Vanderpump Rules, the show follows the happenings at her L.A. eatery, Sur. With previews out now (the show debuting on... read more »
Jon Stewart turns 50 today! Informing most Americans with the news, Jon voices opinions that make sense. In a perfect world, could he be president? If so, what would life be like with Jon in charge? As a double Sagittarius, with Sun, Moon, and... read more »
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Horse Races Now for iOS keeps you up to date with the latest racing info
Horse Races Now is a handy free app that can turn your iPhone into a complete racing program. After signing up for a free account, you can look at the racetrack info closest to you, or anywhere else in the US. The app features live streaming video, and race replays go back up to two years.
You can set your favorites up (tracks, horses, jockeys) and get push notifications of the latest results. A search engine provides access to info and replays from every North American track.
Notifications include Entry, Call to Post, At the Gate, Results, Replay and Chart and Workout. The app is easy enough to use, and includes a help screen.
I'm not wild about signing up, even for a free account, because from reading the provided privacy policy it's likely some unwanted email will follow. Happily, you can opt out when those mails arrive.
The app gets good reviews, and it is complete and easy to use. Some tracks don't send their video feeds, which can be frustrating, but the app developers don't have much power over that. It's up to a particular racetrack.
If you are a horse racing fanatic, then this app will give you a lot of useful information. It requires iOS 5 or greater. It is optimized for the iPhone 5, but is not a universal app.
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Here we will look for the top 5 reason why you should drink coffee every day:
- Alzheimer's Disease and Dementia risk are reduced - There were studies done with light to moderate drinkers, and the results were those that drank coffee moderately which were about 3 to 4 cups a day had a significantly less chance to get Alzheimer or Dementia.
- Strokes and Ischemic and Subarachnoid Hemorrhages has been researched to be lowered than those that do not drink coffee, the reduction is about 15 to 16 percent. The antioxidants from coffee is said to shield or provide protection to the brain's blood vessel from certain cholesterol and preventing the person to develop blood clot in the brain. Although hemorrhagic strokes did not reduce with any amount of coffee consumed.
- Heart Diseases and Cardiovascular Diseases are reduced by about 23 percent when drinking about 2 to 3 cups of coffee a day. Although the caffeine increases the blood pressure it did not post any risk of increasing cardiovascular diseases. Coffee is suppose to help with endurance and also helps block out pain.Whether for exercises or video games, caffeine has proven its worth.Those that drink coffee regularly may need more as they will most likely burn out before those that do not normally drink.
- Diabetes are reduced by almost 50 percent with a consumption of about four cups a day and each additional cup is suppose to add about another seven percent.Coffee has a component which exhibits inhibitory affect on toxic hIAPP(human islet amyloid polypeptide) formation which is found usually in the pancreas.The hIAPP is found in people with type II diabetes, it was suggested that the hIAPP is connected to the loss of insulin secretion and Beta-cells in type II diabetes.From research, each cup of coffee consumed daily will lower the risk of type 2 diabetes by 7 percent. And additional cups are supposed to stack percentages.
- Liver Cancer and Cirrhosis, one of the products of caffeine is praxanthine, has been able to slow the growth of cell tissues in liver cancer, alcohol cirrhosis, and liver fibrosis.
Much of this is done with keeping yourself healthy as well, not just depending on coffee alone. And again coffee can be healthy providing sugar and cream or milk is added sparingly, so be weary the amount you dump into your coffee.
Most of the diseases that it helps are the ones that seem pretty common and this is easily a nice way to prevent it, all you need to do is drink coffee or tea. Tea contains the same property as coffee but at a lower caffeine level.
There are two things to watch out for when drinking coffee for health benefits.
Be wary of what you put in, sugar, milk, cream, etc. Too much calories can easily negate any effects that coffee can offer.
Try to use filter coffee instead of boiling it, this is to filter out the low-density lipoprotein or LDL


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Mark Haim (pronounced Hime) grew up in New York City and attended the State University of New York at Stony Brook, from which he graduated in 1971 with an interdisciplinary degree in social sciences. He moved to Columbia, Missouri, shortly thereafter and became increasingly involved in social and environmental activism. He helped found an anti-nuclear organization, Missourians for Safe Energy (MSE), in Columbia in 1976. The organization�s primary focus was to prevent the construction of the Callaway Nuclear Power Plant near Fulton, Missouri. MSE members led demonstrations and protests, held public meetings, canvassed door-to-door, conducted petition drives, and spoke to various groups. MSE incorporated in 1979 and established a governance structure for a statewide organization. However, the core group of active members remained small, and fundraising proved difficult. Also, despite the efforts of MSE, construction on the Callaway Plant continued virtually unabated.
In February 1980, Mark and Susan Haim had a son, Abe. Around that same time Mr. Haim and others involved with MSE formed Citizens for a Radioactive Waste Policy (CRP) �to promote responsible management of nuclear waste and to assure that huge inventories of commercial reactor waste are not produced in Missouri until it can be demonstrated the waste will be effectively isolated from the environment.� The organization conducted a statewide petition drive and successfully placed Proposition No. 11 on the November 1980 ballot. If passed, the proposition would have prohibited the operation of a nuclear power plant in Missouri unless a federally-approved waste-storage site existed and the plant owners/operators had posted a bond securing the costs of decommissioning the plant. Union Electric, the owner of the Callaway Plant, argued that the passage of the proposition would negatively affect Missouri�s economy and cause an energy crisis. The initiative failed 1,201,821 (61 percent) to 772,597 (39 percent) and the Callaway Plant eventually went into service in 1984. CRP dissolved shortly after the November 1980 election. Many of its members, including Mr. Haim, became active in Missouri Energy Action (MEA), a new statewide grassroots organization �dedicated to assuring safe and affordable energy for the people of Missouri.�
Other organizations in which Mr. Haim became involved included Columbians Against Throwaways, Citizens for Sustainable Resource Use, the Columbia Community Grocery, and the Earth Day Coalition. Still a Columbia resident, he is director of Mid-Missouri Peaceworks and coordinator of the Peace Nook, a �non-profit, volunteer-based community resource center.�
The Mark Haim Collection consists of correspondence, financial and membership records, promotional materials, newspaper clippings, background and research materials, and other records of Missourians For Safe Energy, Citizens for a Radioactive Waste Policy, Missouri Energy Action and other similar state organizations, c. 1976-1989. Although they are not fully processed, most of the records have been placed within folders in 10 manuscript boxes and arranged into four organizational series.
The first series, Missourians For Safe Energy (MSE), comprises boxes 1-7 and part of box 8. The inclusive dates for most items in the series are 1976 to 1980. The series is broken down into three subseries: Callaway Nuclear Power Plant/Union Electric, Miscellaneous subjects, and Organizational materials. Within the Organizational materials subseries, the records are further subdivided into printed materials intended for wide distribution (e.g. flyers, news releases) and non-printed materials (e.g. correspondence).
The second series, Missouri Energy Action (MEA), comprises parts of boxes 8 and 9. The inclusive dates are 1981 to 1984, and the records are all either printed or non-printed organizational materials.
The third series, Citizens for a Radioactive Waste Policy (CRP), comprises parts of boxes 9 and 10. Nearly all records in this series are dated 1980. The series consists of two subseries: Miscellaneous and Organizational materials. Again, the latter subseries is arranged by printed and non-printed records.
One large folder in box 10 includes miscellaneous records for the fourth series, Missouri Citizens Action (MCA). The remaining records in the collection are housed in four records center boxes (or cubes) and one oversize box. The records center boxes mostly contain financial and membership records for the various organizations. Records center box 4 also contains CRP press releases and campaign materials. The oversize box primarily holds MSE and CRP posters.
Although the collection is not fully indexed in the card catalogue, researchers should consult the reference staff with questions about specific names and subjects that may be found in the records.
|Box 1, 20 folders
|Missourians For Safe Energy (MSE)
Callaway Nuclear Power Plant/Union Electric
Clippings, 10 folders (re. Benson & Emmons reports, construction/safety inspections, MSE protests/demonstrations, Bill Smart case, etc.)
Maps/Diagrams, 1 folder (Callaway, Gasconade, Osage Counties)
Reports, 9 folders (Benson, Emmons, NRC, UE)
|Box 2, 15 folders
|Missourians For Safe Energy (MSE)
Callaway Nuclear Power Plant/ Union Electric
Reports, 10 folders (NRC reports/inspections, UE, Public Service Commission reports/testimony, etc.)
Misc., 5 folders
|Box 3, 17 folders
|Missourians For Safe Energy (MSE)
Miscellaneous subjects
Booklets, 3 folders
Clippings, 5 folders (re. Weldon Spring, MU research reactor, etc.)
Flyers, 2 folders
Legislative Directories/Rosters, 1 folder (Mo., c. 1978-1983)
Newsletters, 1 folder (c. 1977-1979)
Photos, 1 folder (Hematite plant)
Reports, 4 folders (Weldon Spring, DNR Missouri Energy Conservation Plan)
|Box 4, 28 folders
|Missourians For Safe Energy (MSE)
Miscellaneous subjects
Reports, 5 folders (Weldon Spring, etc.)
Testimony, 3 folders (re. electric lines� biological effects, Hematite plant)
Misc., 6 folders (electric lines cases, Forelaws On Board, solar energy, etc.)
Organizational materials�printed
Balloon Cards, 3 folders (November 1977, September 1979)
Booklet, 1 folder
Flyers/leaflets, 1 folder
Newsletters, 2 folders
News releases, 2 folders
Posters/broadsides, 1 folder
Publicity material, 1 folder
Song sheets, 1 folder
Survey, 1 folder
Misc., 1 folder
|Box 5, 17 folders
|Missourians For Safe Energy (MSE)
Organizational materials�non-printed
Bylaws, 1 folder
Classes, 3 folders
Correspondence, 12 folders (c. 1977-1980)
Documents, 1 folder (incorporation papers)
|Box 6, 10 folders
|Missourians For Safe Energy (MSE)
Organizational materials�non-printed
Journals/Notebooks, 4 folders (1977-1980)
Leases, 1 folder (1980-1981)
Lists, 5 folders (individuals and organizations)
|Box 7, 23 folders
|Missourians For Safe Energy (MSE)
Organizational materials�non-printed
Lists, 15 folders (individuals and organizations)
Manuscripts, 1 folder
Minutes, 1 folder (meetings, 1979-1980)
Notes, 1 folder
Petitions, 1 folder (1978)
Survey, 4 folders (�Stopping nuclear power,� 1977; phone survey on nuclear issues, c. 1979)
|Box 8, 18 folders
|Missourians For Safe Energy (MSE)
Organizational materials�non-printed
Survey, 4 folders (�Nuclear attitudes poll,� January 1980)
Misc., 7 folders (statements, in-house communication, etc.)
Missouri Energy Action (MEA)
Miscellaneous subjects
Citizens Utility Board records, 2 folders (1982)
Missouri Statewide Energy Coalition materials, 4 folders (1981-1983)
Misc., 1 folder
|Box 9, 30 folders
|Missouri Energy Action (MEA)
Organizational materials�printed
Flyers/leaflets, 1 folder
News releases, 1 folder
Posters, 1 folder
Publicity material, 1 folder
Statements, 1 folder (1981-1982)
Organizational materials�non-printed
By-laws, 1 folder
Classes, 2 folders
Correspondence, 3 folders
Documents, 1 folder
Lease, 1 folder
Lists, 1 folder
Minutes, 1 folder (1981-1984)
Notes, 1 folder
Petitions, 1 folder
Survey, 1 folder
Misc., 3 folders
Citizens for a Radioactive Waste Policy (CRP)
Articles, 4 folders (1977-1980)
Clippings, 3 folders (1980)
Flyers/pamphlets, 1 folder
Proposition 11 opposition, 1 folder
|Box 10, 27 folders
|Citizens for a Radioactive Waste Policy (CRP)
Organizational materials�printed
Booklet, 1 folder (�Proposition 11 Questions Answered Claims Debunked�)
Clippings/advertisements, 1 folder
Flyers/pamphlets, 1 folder
News releases, 1 folder
Posters/broadsides, 1 folder
Publicity materials, 1 folder
Statements, 1 folder
Organizational materials�non-printed
�Bike Away� materials, 1 folder
Correspondence, 3 folders
Documents, 1 folder
Election data, 1 folder
Endorsements, 2 folders
Journal, 1 folder
Legislation, 1 folder
Lists, 3 folders
Minutes, 1 folder (1980-1981)
Notes, 1 folder
Petitions, 2 folders
Misc., 2 folders
Missouri Citizens Action (MCA)
Misc., 1 folder
|Records Center Box 1
|MSE and MEA
Organizational materials
Card file
Financial records
|Records Center Box 2
|MSE, MCA, CRP, and Great Plains Federation
Organizational materials
Account books
Financial records
Bank statements
|Records Center Box 3
|Citizens for a Radioactive Waste Policy (CRP)
Organizational materials
Bank statements
Campaign reports
Card files
|Records Center Box 4
|Citizens for a Radioactive Waste Policy (CRP)
Organizational materials
Subject files
Press releases
Campaign reports
Financial records
|Oversize Box
|MSE and CRP
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David Lanz always knew that someday he would own a gym. Someday is turning out to be next month, when Lanz's group interval fitness studio, Orangetheory Fitness will open on Central Street in Evanston.
"This is a one-hour results oriented workout, half cardio, half resistance training, and led by an instructor, so it's group personal training," said Lanz, a University of Delaware graduate who has owned many small businesses throughout his professional life.
Lanz found out about Orangetheory Fitness – a Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.-based franchise with 61 locations in the U.S. and 206 in development – about a year ago while doing online research to open up his own health club. He liked the concept so much that he decided to try a class at the Naperville location.
"The energy that was in the room, the results people were talking about, and the science behind it were unbelievable, and I immediately knew I wanted to be involved," said Lanz, who is a certified personal trainer through the National Academy of sports Medicine.
Orangetheory Fitness uses interval based training that includes water rowing, cycling, elliptical training, walking and jogging or running, along with weight training blocks using free weights, medicine balls and bands.
Every participant wears a heart rate monitor, and the goal is to increase the heart rate to 85 percent or higher of the maximum heart rate (known as the orange zone) for 12-20 minutes of a one hour session.
"When you get into the orange zone, you experience excess post-oxygen consumption, which is an effect that causes your body to continue burning oxygen for 36 hours afterwards," said Lanz. "The result of that is additional fat loss."
Lanz said the workout is for many different types of people, from conditioned athletes who want to maintain their performance to men and women who want to lose weight.
Dana Leonard is the head coach of the girls basketball team at North Shore Country Day School in Winnetka, as well as a certified personal trainer and group fitness instructor. Leonard will be teaching classes as Orangetheory Fitness.
"You're going to get a cardio workout, plus strength and conditioning training," said Leonard, who was a hall of fame basketball player for Glenbrook South, and who also played for Northwestern. "The science is there. You're getting high intensity exercise and that yo-yo effect, so that the rest of the day you'll be in a fat burning zone."
Lanz, who lost a significant amount of weight 15 years ago and kept it off said Orangetheory Fitness isn't just a business for him, and that his passion is in "paying it forward."
"Fitness has to be part of my life for the rest of my life," he said. "I want to be able to share this with people. I know how hard it is to lose weight and maintain a level of fitness, and this is a workout that will change people's lives. It's results oriented and it will work."
Orangetheory Fitness offers monthly memberships or packages of sessions, which are available at the studio's sales office located two doors down from where the facility will be.
"You will walk out of there feeling like, 'Wow,'" said Leonard. "This is the best workout you can get, and if you are committed to three or four times a week, you are going to see results very quickly."


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Not just Manchester. :)
Ah ha, USGS registered it.
4.7 magnitude near Hull. That will of broken something. Is Hull on fire perhaps?
I got accused of having my bass too loud when playing CS:S by housemates.
I knew it wasn't me!
Yep, about 3 seconds of light building shake here, no damage...and yes..I got asked if it was my TV that caused the noise as well !!
Yep felt it here in MK just before 1:00. Laptop actually rocked in my lap. Very weired.
Never felt a thing - but then i was sound asleep in bed!
Only fonud out when fiancee text me about half an hour ago :O
I'm in Buxton, it woke me up.
I'm in Corby and it most certainly did wake me up!
Fun in a weird way :D
yeah me and my boyfriend both sat bolt upright in bed because it was shaking that badly! We looked outside and no one else was up... so we thought we might have ghosts.
Turned out to be good ol' reliable science though!!
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Rovio's Angry Birds has crossed the arbitrary but nonetheless impressive marker of 250 million downloads across the full range of mobile platforms. That is almost as many people as there are in the continental United States. It's more than 10 times as many copies as Mario 3 ever shifted. 250 million is a lot of downloads is the point here. It kind of makes Angry Birds one of the most prolific games ever made. What is Rovio planning next for the title?
Product manager Ramine Darabiha says one of the next advances for Angry Birds is Magic, a platform upgrade that will unlock location-specific features for the title. There'll also be unlockable extras buried within Angry Birds soft toys and the like, if your phone can recognize the toys' NFC chips; and because this is a strange new frontier and nobody knows nothing about where to go next, there'll be an Angry Birds-themed cookbook with a variety of egg-based recipes in it. Because of course there will.
Above: A small selection of the Angry Birds-related doodads that are doubtless on sale near you
Of course, this being a serious website for serious gaming types to talk seriously about serious gaming issues (click here for our catalog of things in games that look like dicks), the issue must be raised of what this means for the old "casual/hardcore" schism thing. Angry Birds sold like twelve times as many copies as Black Ops! Hardcore gaming is dead! But Angry Birds costs like a thirtieth of Black Ops' pricetag! Casual gaming is a bubble! And if all the people playing Angry Birds were putting their dubious physics skills to real-world use, surely we'd have mastered time-travel by now, right?
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"for the price these units are ok. the best part of these is they are assembled, so easy to install and look ok for the price..easy to adjust the door hinges. .i used a small bulk head for the upper"... (read full reviews)
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"tricky to install, and once done we were pleased. But that didn't last long. Product is not sturdy enough to stand up to time. Brand new kitchen and this product didn't last 6 months. Now I have all"... (read full reviews)
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Huong Viet Restaurant Review: It looks dowdy and its menu is worn, but Huong Viet has an enduring appeal for many regulars. The menu features standard Vietnamese fare, from the soft spring rolls to the beloved shrimp on sugar cane. The food is not haute Vietnamese, but several dishes make the trip worth it: Try the caramel fish and the stir-fried watercress with garlic sauce. We can also recommend the grilled beef and lemon grass on skewers.
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remain unclear, the gas station attendant did not call the police to report the boys. Mitchell and Andrew went to a second and even a third station before they were finally able to get gas. With their supplies in order, they drove toward the school, parked their van on the cul-de-sac of a street approximately a half-mile from the school, and made their way to a wooded area near the Westside Middle School property.
Many adults at the school believe that the boys intended to do the shooting during lunch recess, but the ground was muddy due to rain the night before and the students did not go outside for lunch. To lure the students and teachers out of the building, Andrew Golden went inside the school and pulled the fire alarm. He then exited the building and joined Mitchell already in position, we assume, in the woods atop a hill overlooking the schoolyard. Only after the majority of the students had exited the building did the boys begin firing. Neither the students nor the teachers realized at first that they were being fired at. Many thought the loud pops they heard were firecrackers, while others thought it was all part of a school play. When they saw their fellow students and teachers fall around them, they finally understood it was an armed attack and began screaming at one another to get down. Since the doors to the school had automatically locked behind them as they left the building, most ran around the school toward the gym.
Mitchell and Andrew fired fewer than 30 rounds and struck 15 people. One student, Stephanie Johnson, was pronounced dead on the scene and four others, including a teacher, were pronounced dead at St. Bernard's hospital in nearby Jonesboro. Ten others were treated and eventually released. According to ballistics reports and the police investigation, Mitchell fired five shots from a 30.06 caliber semiautomatic rifle equipped with a scope, killing at least one, but probably two, and wounding at least three. Andrew fired by far the most shots and was responsible for three deaths and wounding at least two others.
It is not clear why the boys stopped shooting when they did. Some law enforcement officials suspect that when a construction worker on the roof of the new fifth grade wing of the middle school saw the boys shooting and screamed at them to stop, they ended the assault. Mitchell fired a few shots at the construction worker and both boys fled the scene, running toward the van. Another speculation is that the boys stopped because there was no one left standing in the line of fire. The whole shooting probably lasted no longer than a few minutes.
The boys were apprehended by law enforcement approximately 200 yards from the scene and 10 minutes after they had begun shooting. Police officers drove along a service road and reached them as they were coming out of the woods. Officers yelled at the boys to drop their weapons; Mitchell dropped his gun, but Andrew hesitated. They repeated the


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Dáil Éireann - Volume 450 - 09 March, 1995
Written Answers. - UCC Selection Procedure.
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22. Mr. Boylan asked the Minister for Education her views on University College Cork holding a special examination in German for students wishing to study German in either the arts, commerce or law faculties; if she will have this practice stopped; her further views on whether this practice undermines the value of the leaving certificate German; and if she will make a statement on the matter. [5095/95]
Minister for Education (Ms Bhreathnach) Niamh Bhreathnach
Minister for Education (Ms Bhreathnach): My view is that the college should use the leaving certificate German results for the purpose of the second selection. The effect of the special college examination is that students who may have good German results in the leaving certificate and who wish to take German in their degree course might be obliged in their degree course to choose an alternative subject. Moreover, as the CAO offers are still in progress, the timing of this special examination is unfortunate.
However, the selection of students for admission to the college is a prerogative of the college and I have no function in the matter.
This special examination is a departure from general practice where leaving certificate results are accepted as a recognised level of proficiency for admission to third level. To my knowledge, it is the only instance where another layer of examinations is used by a third level institution to select students for study of a foreign language.
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NRA-ILA GRASSROOTS ALERT: Vol. 19, No. 45 11/09/2012
Just as NRA warned would happen, following the election, the Obama administration has moved forward with its plans to support a United Nations Arms Trade Treaty. On Wednesday November 7, the U.S. Mission to the U.N. made clear its support for renewed ATT negotiations, casting a vote in favor of resolution A/C.1/67/L.11. The resolution calls for a "Final United Nations Conference on the Arms Trade Treaty" to be held in New York City from March 18-28. Undeterred by the failure of July's U.N. Conference on the ATT, in recent months the global civilian disarmament groups and their patron governments have been working nonstop to revive the treaty. Most visible were the attempts made by participants at the Second Review Conference of the UN Programme of Action on Small Arms and Light Weapons. At the conference, U.N. Secretary General Ban Ki-moon used his time to state, "an arms trade treaty is long overdue… I urge you to redouble efforts to agree on a robust 'ATT' as soon as possible."
Any attempt by the anti-gun elite to hide their agenda has officially gone by the wayside. Recent electoral history had taught the gun control crowd to camouflage their intentions during the campaign season, and then wait for an opportune time to act. That tactic now appears to have run its course. With Obama winning a second term as president, the anti-gunners know they don't have to face voters at least until mid-term elections, so they seem to be wasting no time in pressing what they see as an advantage, and are starting to once again come after our guns in earnest (please see U.N. Story above). Last week, anti-gun Senator Dianne Feinstein's (D-Calif.) staff met with the legal staff of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives to discuss a new and very comprehensive "assault weapons" ban.
The dust is still settling from Tuesday's voting, but one thing is clear: NRA-ILA's 2012 election effort was one of the most sophisticated and targeted endeavors in our history. Though President Obama was able to secure a second term, pro-gun voters did turn out to the polls in significant numbers, making the difference in several down-ballot races and ballot measures. Prior to Tuesday, our country had an anti-gun president, a questionable U.S. Senate majority, and a pro-gun U.S. House majority. Today, America still has an anti-gun president, questionable U.S. Senate majority, and pro-gun U.S. House majority. As Ronald Reagan once famously said: "Status Quo is, you know, Latin for the mess we're in."
When Congress reconvenes on November 13, one of the first items the U.S. Senate could vote on is S. 3525, "The Sportsmen's Act of 2012." S. 3525 is an essential piece of legislation focused on the expansion and enhancement of hunting, recreational fishing and shooting on federal public land.This bill is a compilation of 19 bipartisan bills important to the sportsmen's community. In addition to promoting land access, the bill would amend the "Toxic Substances Control Act" to prevent this and future administrations from using the Environmental Protection Agency to eliminate the right of hunters, shooters and anglers to use traditional ammunition and fishing tackle. The bill would amend the law to clarify that the EPA does not have the authority to regulate shot, bullets or sport fishing equipment.
In this week's alert, we observe two important days in our nation. Election Day always reinforces how lucky we are to live in a country where "we the people" can choose our elected leaders and have a voice in how we are governed. A few days later, Veterans' Day reminds us that our ability to participate at all was guaranteed by the sacrifice of American servicemen and women--many of whom paid the ultimate sacrifice to preserve our freedom and the freedom of others around the world. NRA, along with the rest of the nation, expresses our debt of gratitude as we remember and celebrate the actions of those who are veterans of our nation's wars, and those who are currently in harm's way protecting and promoting freedom. Without their service, our service would be of little consequence.
The National Rifle Association was founded on November 17, 1871. To celebrate our 141st birthday, the NRA is giving away 141 items in our NRA Giveaway on Facebook! You could win one of the following items: 11 people will win an NRA range coat, 20 people will win an NRA shooting vest, 25 people will win an NRA shooting shirt, 40 people will win an NRA shooting belt, and 45 people will win an NRA divided belt pouch plus a pair of NRA shooting gloves. To enter to win, just "Like" the National Rifle Association on Facebook (if you haven't already), navigate to the NRA Giveaway app on our page, and enter your info. Winners will be chosen on NRA's official birthday- Saturday, June 17th, but will be open for Facebook fans to enter all week long.
Voting has begun for the NRA Firearm Face Off on the NRA's facebook page. You can vote for your favorite firearm in a bracket-style tournament (like March Madness). Eight handguns have been paired off to go head-to-head to receive the most votes. Each head-to-head game runs for two days and a winning firearm will be announced at the end of the fourteen-day Firearm Face Off. When voting for your favorite firearm, you can watch a video for more information on the guns and leave a comment to lobby others to vote for your favorite. Be sure to vote every other day in each of the games! Click "Read More" below to start voting today!
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Between the Lines Elite Sport Academy Thanksgiving Camp and Catchers Camp
- What:
- (Catchers Camp) Nov. 21st & 23rd 9:00am -12:00pm This 2 day camp will focus on the fundamentals of catching. This will emphasize on proper positioning, footwork, throwing mechanics, blocking, receiving, how call a game, manage a pitching staff, and leadership skills. The drills that will be demonstrated at this camp can be used by any player at any level. This is a great opportunity to better your game this 2013 offseason. (Thanksgiving Camp) Nov. 23rd & 24th 12:00pm
- Where:
Between The Lines Baseball Academy
Lenexa KS
- Category:
- Sports
- When:
- Saturday, November 24 @ 9:00 am
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