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Positive Leadership The Game ™ is designed to help leaders discover paths to flourishing and high performance through structured brainstorming and problem-solving. Created by Robert E. Quinn and Gretchen M. Spreitzer, renowned professors at the Michigan Ross School of Business, the game organizes leaders into groups to share business problems and offer sustainable solutions that […]
Shirli Kopelman is a leading researcher, expert, and educator in the field of negotiations at the University of Michigan's Ross School of Business. Kopelman is also Faculty Director of Business Practice at the Center for Positive Organizations and Executive Director of the International Association for Conflict Management. Her research focuses on a positive process of mindful and strategic alignment of emotions, and its power to transform social exchange beyond an instrumental negotiation task to co-creation and generation of extraordinary success and wellbeing. Kopelman received awards for her cutting edge negotiation research and for her outstanding achievements in the classroom.
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Veteran guard could compete for spot on struggling offensive line. Terry McCormick
Last week the Tennessee Titans visited with and voiced an interest in signing veteran guard Deuce Lutui, according to TitanInsider.com.
On Monday, the Titans went ahead and signed Lutui, who was released by the Seattle Seahawks in final cuts.
The move comes a day after Chris Johnson rushed for just four yards and the Titans were stifled all day on the ground by the New England Patriots in a 34-13 loss.
Lutui, who spent his career with the Arizona Cardinals before this season, may come in as a backup, but if the Titans continue to have issues on the interior, he could have a chance to move into the starting lineup. Right guard Leroy Harris been bothered by a knee injury and did not finish Sunday's game.
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Runyon Canyon Trail
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Runyon Canyon Trail is a 3.5 mile loop trail located near Los Angeles, California that offers scenic views and is rated as moderate. The trail is primarily used for hiking & trail running and is accessible from September until May. Dogs are also able to use this trail but must be kept on leash.
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Brandon Earhart (117)
5 months ago
2 Completed 1 Reviews
This was a fun park near our house that the kids enjoyed coming to. Never gets to far from the parking lot so it is easy to cut a hike short and head back. There is no shade along the trails but the bunkers are well worth the stroll through this urban park.
White Point and Point Fermin Park
Naomi Pearson (795)
11 months ago
9 Completed 4 Reviews
Beautiful view
Sunken City
Kyle Mccown (858)
11 months ago
31 Completed 22 Reviews
This is a cool place to check out, but only if you are passing by. We stopped by here on the way back from the Shipwreck Trail in Palos Verdes. Its a quick walk down to the broken up road. Most of the graffiti was more artsy instead of chicken scratch. There was about a dozen people there and a family was on their way in as we were headed out. Great photo spot.
Sunken City
Kim Alcívar (342)
11 months ago
12 Completed 4 Reviews
as previously stated its not really a hike but if you've never been it could be a cool little adventure. yes there are no trespassing signs but I've never seen it enforced.
Sunken City
Tara Henderson (91)
11 months ago
1 Completed 1 Reviews
No, it's not a "hike", but it is a lot of fun and really neat. You can really see where the houses and pathways use to be before the landslide. Plus, you can go down to the water and it's really beautiful. And the word "trespassing" is used loosely here.
Sunken City
Andy Maldonado (68)
about 1 year ago
1 Completed 2 Reviews
cool little place to chill. not really a hiking spot. just a place to enjoy the view.
Sunken City
Al Dark (49)
over 1 year ago
1 Completed 1 Reviews
Its rather short to be honest, not only that but like a previous user mentioned this falls under urban exploration more than anything. Its a nice view, but you're more than likely going to check out the graffiti and the rubble left over from the landslide. Its a fun spot to visit, not to mention the park right next to it. I do have to advise you that you ARE trespassing if you go here. Also wear some shoes with grip!
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Tommy Merancio (194)
over 1 year ago
4 Completed 2 Reviews
Nice day for a hike, view spectacular. Two hills pretty easy. No shade and a steep hill on the east side of the preserve. The worker was very friendly and informative. Great beginner hike.
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Jeff & Colleen Greene (1253)
over 1 year ago
31 Completed 36 Reviews
This 4.88 mile hike along the beach on Palos Verdes Peninsula is packed with spectacular views, geological wonders, and fascinating history. Visit tide pools, the infamous Sunken City, and a World War II missile site! (Date hiked: January 2, 2012.) Read the full write-up at: http://www.greeneadventures.com/2012/07/13/hiking-from-cabrillo-beach-to-the-point-fermin-sunken-city-and-white-point-preserve/
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I have not canoed this route, but hiked it many times. Much of this route is impassable at waters edge but you can hike along the highway. There are many places where you can scramble down the rocks but be careful. My favorite place along the was is Point Ferman. I have watched the sun come up over the mountains to the east and light up Santa Catalina Islands to the west.


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The University of South Carolina at Lancaster Lancers will likely offer little argument against the Spartanburg Methodist College's No. 5 national ranking in the National Junior College Athletic Association's Div. I baseball poll.
The 11-20 Lancers, a first-year program, experienced first hand the 31-3 Pioneers' diamond prowess on Wednesday at Duncan Park in Spartanburg.
The Lancers dropped a twi-night twin bill to SMC, falling 10-1 in the opener and dropping a 10-0 loss in five frames.
The Lancaster High School Lady Bruins swept a softball doubleheader from Region IV-AAAA foe South Pointe High School on Friday at the LHS field.
In the opener, senior pitcher Courtney Cauthen struck out 11 and walked only one in a 5-1 LHS win. She also had a hit.
Arshika Scott, who had six stolen bases in the twin bill, had a hit as did Cherrell Cousar, Erin Walker, Angel Cox, Candice Benson and Morgan Blackmon.
Indian Land High Schools boys soccer coach Adam Cole and his Warriors set some lofty goals this spring and so far the Warriors are on track.
"We wanted to have an unbeaten record, win our region and make a run for the state championship," Cole said of his team which entered the week with an 8-0 mark and a No. 4 state ranking.
"We expected this season to go well after we set some high goals," Cole said. "I attribute this to all of our players working well together. There's good team chemistry.
The Lancaster Bruins halted a 10-game skid in impressive fashion, notching a 9-1 baseball win over Lancaster County Class AA foe Andrew Jackson on Tuesday night.
The eight-run win gave LHS a sweep of the season's series.
A six-run sixth inning, highlighted by a Trevor Hammond RBI-double and a Michael Catoe two-run double, keyed the Bruins.
Kendall Adams, who went the route, tossed a five-hitter. He struck out three and walked one.
Zack Rollings had two hits and scored twice for LHS. Andrew Smyre supplied a hit and scored twice.
Veteran high school football official Ken Hudson has been honored as the National Federation of High School Officials Association 2008 S.C. Football Official of the Year.
Hudson, a 34-year official of working games in S.C., received the honor Monday night at the S.C. High School Football Directors meeting in Columbia.
"I was quite surprised and honored to receive the award," Hudson said. "It's an honor to be considered."
Sometimes in defeat, there are small victories. They're the so-called silver lining in a cloud.
When the Lancaster High junior varsity girls soccer team fell to Blythewood 6-1 on Monday, one of those small victories occurred.
The Junior Lady Bruins' lone goal was scored by sophomore midfielder Beth Tomlin on a 10-yard shot off a ricochet.
In soccer, midfielders mostly set up scores rather than tally. Tomlin's situation was more unique.
The USC-Lancaster golf team competed in two recent events in the Tennessee and North Carolina mountains.
The Lancers posted a 20- shot improvement over last semester's performance.
"It is very encouraging to see our guys improve the team average. They are working hard to finish strong at the Region 10 Championship that will be played on April 20-21," said Lancers coach Rick Walters. "I'm really impressed with our three freshmen who have made an impact on the program.
Indian Land High School will appeal the South Carolina High School League's one-year probation for its involvement in an incident with McBee High School in a Conference III-A basketball game Jan. 6.
Warriors' athletic director Mike Mayer said Indian Land will make its appeal at a meeting of the League's 18-member executive committee Jan. 29 at the SCHSL's office in Columbia.
The S.C. High School League is the governing body of interscholastic competition in the Palmetto State.
Great Falls High School basketball coach and athletics director John Smith has never really wanted to leave the Red Devils and it doesn't appear he will have to.
Smith met with Chester County School Superintendent Larry Heath on Friday and said he was left with the impression that Heath wanted him to return to the Chester County Class A school.
"He asked if I was interested in returning as coach, teacher and AD, the same positions I hold now, and I told him I was," Smith said.
The Andrew Jackson Lady Volunteers soccer team is off to its best season ever.
The Lady Vols, at 9-1, are ranked No. 7 in the latest Class AA girls state soccer poll, and with wins over Region IV-AA foe Eau Claire High School have already earned the region title.
The Lady Vols, in their ninth year of soccer at the Lancaster County Class AA school, are led by captains Rachael Dippel, Sydney Hinson and Rebecca Johnson.


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This leads to many questions. Why? Why now? To what benefit, and for whom? Mayor Jerry Miller, who sits on the John Latsch Memorial Board which oversees the property for the city, has opined that John Latsch would not have wanted the cottages there, but the evidence of old newspaper articles is that Latsch was aware of them and often visited Winnebago Island and its inhabitants by canoe. In any case, properties donated to the city by John Latsch are now occupied by many private individuals Prairie Island, Latsch Island, the Winona Boat Club to name just a few. Can the city kick these people out and raze or confiscate their properties? Once again Winonans have to wonder and ask city government: what is the plan?
It is not as if the cottagers on Winnebago Island just came and squatted there. Until at least 1979 they paid rent to the city to occupy their places, at which point whatever agreement existed lapsed because of some dispute between the Latsch Board and the city. Islanders inquired over the years and were informed by various Latsch Board members that everything was fine, but no formal lease or agreement was ever drawn up.
Now the Board and, we assume, the city, want the cottage owners gone, and their properties removed or do they? At a meeting last Thursday there was some hint that one or both might have designs on the structures, for whatever purpose most of them are quite substantial.
A committee is to be formed how city government loves them! which would study the island and how it should be managed in the future, with the goal of transforming it into an environmentally friendly public resource and asset, according to Mayor Miller.
This smells appropriately fishy. In the first place there is no land access to the island and, secondly, the city has been a very poor steward of the Latsch properties for which it is responsible, the vandal-plagued Aghaming Park being a good example. Currently city hall is attempting to punt its responsibility there to the Wisconsin DNR. For that matter, the city is not even able to protect the bridge to the park from the unsightly efforts of local graffitists. Perhaps a committee could be formed to address that issue.
Along similar lines, the cottage owners on Winnebago Island applied some time ago to the Latsch Board for help in maintaining their shore line and were told they were on their own. Due to their effort and great expense, the highly erodible island beaches below the dam were rip-rapped so that the citys property was not allowed to wash away and still exists to be squabbled over.
So it is clear that the people currently occupying the cottages on Winnebago Island are by far the best stewards available for John Latschs excellent gift to Winona. They should be granted renewable leases at reasonable rates and allowed to carry on.


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The reconstructions henceforth discussed are derived using all indicators available, and using the optimal eigenvector subsets determined in the calibration experiments described above (11 from 1780-1980, 9 from 1760-1779, 8 from 1750-1759, 5 from 1700-1749, 4 from 1600-1699, 2 from 1450-1599, 1 from 1400-1449). To better illustrate the workings and effectiveness of the proxy pattern reconstruction procedure, we show as an example (Figure 4) the actual, EOF-filtered, and reconstructed temperature patterns for a year (1941) during the calibration interval. This year is a known ENSO year, associated with a warm eastern tropical Pacific, and a cold central North Pacific. Pronounced cold anomalies are also found over large-parts of Eurasia. The proxy-reconstructed pattern captures these features, although in a relatively smoothed sense (describing about 30% of the full variance in that pattern), and is remarkably similar to the raw data once it has been filtered by retaining only the 11 eigenvectors (#1-5,7,9,11,14-16) used in pattern reconstruction. It is thus visually apparent that the multiproxy network is quite capable of resolving much of the structure resolved by the eigenvectors retained in the calibration process.
It is interesting to consider the temporal variations in the first 5 reconstructed PCs (Figure 5a). The positive trend in RPC #1 during the 20th century is clearly exceptional in the context of the long-term variability in the associated eigenvector, and indeed describes much of the unprecedented warming trend evident in the NH reconstruction. Equally interesting is the negative trend in RPC # 2 during the past century which is also anomalous in the context of the longer-term evolution of the associated eigenvector. The recent negative trend is associated with a pattern of cooling in the eastern tropical Pacific (superimposed on warming associated with the pattern of eigenvector #1) which may be a modulating negative feedback on global warming. RPC #5 exhibits notable multidecadal variability throughout both the modern and pre-calibration interval, associated with the wavelike trend of warming and subsequent cooling of the North Atlantic this century discussed earlier and the longer-term multidecadal oscillations in that region detected in a previous analysis of proxy climate networks. This variability may be associated with ocean-atmosphere processes related to the North Atlantic thermohaline circulation.


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Snohomish Fire District 4 former Fire Chief Mark Collins and his wife, Nancy, visit with guests during a retirement party for him Wednesday, Jan. 2. Collins retired last week after 31 years with the fire district. Just over 100 guests attended the event at the district's headquarters at Station 43. Collins was hired as a firefighter in June 1981 and became chief in 2005. Deputy Chief Ron Simmons will take over as the interim chief until fire commissioners make a decision on a permanent chief.
Two participants move quickly to get out of the water during the 37th annual Polar Bear Plunge into the Pilchuck River on New Year's Day. An estimated 250 people participated this year as the air temperature hovered around the 31-degree mark. While most of those who ventured into the water just walked out a few feet from shore, a few dove all the way in or waded to the other side. Police believe the driver who struck and killed a bicyclist on U.S. 2 Dec. 26 was driving a truck similar to this one. This is not the actual truck involved. READ MORE Harry Cornwell, 64, poses with his bicycle on First Street in Snohomish last week. In November, he completed the Florida Ironman Triathlon. READ MORE |
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Drivers with certain records are more susceptible to being involved in a future truck crash than their peers with clean driving records.
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I have had this trip booked for a while, I booked everything 180 days in advance, like a true Disney addict would. ;) I hope you enjoy reading my trip plans for my trip on August 21st.
On the day I fly down (flight not booked yet), I have a dinner reservation at Sanaa in Disney's Animal Kingdom Lodge and Villas. I have never been there, so I am very excited about that one! I will be staying in a standard Little Mermaid room in the new(ish) Art of Animation Resort. On the 22nd, I will be going to the Magic Kingdom, where I have a lunch ADR for the Liberty Tree Tavern, where I also have never been. I usually go to Crystal Palace, but I wanted to try something new. On the 23rd, I will be going to Epcot and dining at Le Cellier (for lunch) for the first time! I was never able to get a reservation for Le Cellier before, it was always booked up. On the 24th, I will be going to Disney's Hollywood Studios and dining at Mama Melrose's Ristorante Italiano, the only restaurant on this trip which I have dined in before. On the 25th, I will be getting on the Disney Dream for a 4 day cruise to Castaway Cay and Nassau.
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What she writes: Coel is responsible for the Wind River mystery series featuring Jesuit priest and ex-alcoholic Father John O'Malley and Arapaho lawyer Vicky Holden. The series is set in Wyoming on the Wind River Reservation and chronicles the struggles of the local population. Father John and Vicky have grown closer over the series, as they became involved in the crimes that occur there. The tension between the two adds to the intensity and complexity of the books and their relationship is one of the key factors in making the series so enjoyable. Sometimes compared to Tony Hillerman, Coel's mysteries have a strong sense of place and history with believable and realistic characters and many details about the Arapho culture.
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Father John and Vicky Holden Series | ||
Eagle Catcher (1995) | Thunder Keeper (2001) | |
Ghost Walker (1996) | Shadow Dancer (2002) | |
Dream Stalker (1997) | Killing Raven (2003) | |
Story Teller (1997) | Wife of Moon (2004) | |
Lost Bird (1999) | Eye of the Wolf (2005) | |
Spirit Woman (2000) | ||
Nonfiction | |
Chief Left Hand (1981) A biography of one of the leaders of the Plains Indians in the mid-1800s, a man who was fluent in English and skilled in diplomacy. |
Goin' Railroading (1991) The story of a century of railroading in the mountains and on the plains of Colorado. |
Fellow at Bread Loaf Writers' Conference, 1981; By-Line Award, Marquette University, 1998; Best Nonfiction Book of the Year Award, National Association of Press Women, 1981, for Chief Left Hand: Southern Arapahoe; Top Hand Award for best nonfiction book by a Colorado Author, Colorado Authors League, 1986, for Goin' Railroading: A Century of the Colorado High Iron; Best Mystery Novel Award, Colorado Center for the Book, 2000, for The Spirit Woman, and 2002, for The Shadow Dancer; Willa (Cather) Award for Best Novel of the West, Women Writing the West, 2001, for The Spirit Woman; Colorado Authors League Award, 2003, for The Shadow Dancer.
What the critics say |
"Delving into the depths of this magnificently crafted volume is like digging into your favorite layer cake-thoroughly delicious." — Publishers Weekly, 8/1/05 |
"Riveting work from an accomplished author" — Library Journal, 8/1/05 |
"Coel draws readers into early Arapaho life as smoothly as she brings them into the sinister goings-on at present-day Wind River, masterfully blending authentic history with an ingenious plot." — Publishers Weekly, 8/9/04 |
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Les Indiscrets de Joséphine, creativity and style
Discover this month, Les Indiscrets de Joséphine. Born from the passion of a talented artist, she gives a second life to outdated furniture by revamping its look. Style remains but definitely the artist imagination gives a new breath to chairs, sofas and other interior objects. Each piece is unique.
What motivates this interior designer is her passion for creative work and how to give a second life to furniture that time passed by and let some strong traces. After more than 10 years spent in the pharmaceutical industry, Ms Humault committed to retraining. Having trained in Paris and became an Upholsterer. And just after that, she created Les Indiscrets de Joséphine (The indiscretions of Joséphine).
For the story, a "Indiscret" is a 3 seater sofa which dates from the Napoleon III period. There is also a "Confident" which is a 2 seater S-shaped When a third person comes and sits between the 2 S, this gives Indiscreet!
What makes Les Indiscrets de Joséphine interesting? Well we can see that not only each piece of furniture is an unique creation but the only limits are the boundaries of the artist imagination… endless.
Here are some of the pieces that at LuxuryActivist we loved all handmade by Les Indiscrets de Joséphine. Pictures by Les Indiscrets de Josephine.
Chaise Crapaud (Frog Chair) – Napoleon III style
Prie-Dieu (Prayer-Chair) – Napoleon III style
Tabouret de Piano (Piano seat) – Empire style
We realized that there are a trend for Napoleon III furniture for the past 5 years now and it is obvious that for Furniture lovers, that period of history was amazingly creative.
From the middle of the 19th century up to the 20′s where Art Nouveau took the place, The Napoleon III style also called Second Empire, brought a tremendous freedom of creation. In deed, this specific style blended influences from Gothic, Ancient-Greek towards Italian renaissance. Eclecticism was the word. With the creation of a strong Bourgeoisie, needs of Furniture increased drastically and required a huge amount of creativity to fulfill the requests of all the Bourgeoise houses. One of the biggest small revolutions in furniture brought by the Napoleon III style is represented in the Fauteuil Crapaud, Frog-seat in french. In deed all the wood was recovered by fabric which was not something possible before as the wood work was always considered important. One important person in the creation of this so specific style is the Emperor's wife, Empress Eugenie de Montijo. While the Church would ask for a certain form of modesty and moral behavior, The Empress influneced by her taste, personality and vision all the artists at that time.
When passion meets great style, the result is obvious… outstanding. Do dot hesitate to visit Les Indiscrets de Josephine website (in French) to discover more amazing creations.
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The French have always lived the creativity of its citizens, at any time, be it Art Nouveau or even the present. This article has fascinated me for innovation that Napoleon was able to create a time when the French were experiencing a catastrophic phase in its noble lineage. I liked especially the Crapaud Chaise by color and apparent ease. I'll be on the lookout for future articles in expressing the invocation to the history of French class.


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Ron Paul: All You Have To Do Is Scare Them Recorded: Wednesday, April 9, 2014
April 9, 2014 In this clip from "Ron Paul: Liberty Defined," Dr. Paul talks about how governments instill fear in populations through propaganda.
Experts: Ron PaulType: Independent Institute EventIssues: Bureaucracy and Government, Civil Liberties/ Human Rights, Constitutional Law, Democracy, Freedom, Government Power, Government Secrecy, Politics, Terrorism and National Crises
Dr. Ron Paul Liberty Defined: The Future of Freedom Recorded: Wednesday, April 9, 2014
Ron Paul, the former 12-term Congressman and Presidential candidate, takes a candid look at Americas increasingly dysfunctional political system. Drawing on his 24 years in Congress, he highlights the need to rein in unchecked government power. The author of numerous #1 New York Times bestselling books, Dr. Paul is a leading advocate for individual liberty, privacy, limited constitutional government, low taxes and spending, free markets, restrained foreign policy, and sound money.
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P.J. O'Rourke Talkin Bout His Generation Recorded: Thursday, February 13, 2014
P.J. O'Rourke, a Member of the Board of Advisors for the Independent Institute, is Americas leading political humorist and the best-selling author of over twenty books. He spoke at an event held on February 13, 2014 at the Independent institute in Oakland, CA.
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Mary L. G. Theroux: Private vs. Public Disaster Relief 2013 Summer Seminar for High School Students Recorded: Wednesday, July 24, 2013
Mary L. G. Theroux, speaking from experience, explains why the non-profit sector and business do much more to serve those most in need than politicians and bureaucracy can achieve. Talk given on July 24, 2013 in Oakland, CA.
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Benjamin Powell defends free trade for developing societies and critiques the common defense of anti-sweatshop legislation. Talk given on July 18, 2013 in Berkeley, CA
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Full Video of The Independent Institutes 25th Anniversary Gala for Liberty Recorded: Tuesday, November 15, 2011
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Full Video of The Independent Institutes 2011 25th Anniversary Gala for Liberty held November 15, 2011. Part 1: Introductory Remarks and Tribute to Robert Higgs Part 2: Tribute to Mario Vargas Llosa Part 3: History of The Independent Institute and Fund for the Future Part 4: Tribute to Lech Walesa Part 5: Special Tributes, Sponsors, and Credits
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Civil strife in Iraq continues and instability may only increase after the January elections. U.S. withdrawal has become an acceptable strategy in Washington, but will it be tenable if violence escalates and Iraq unravels again?
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May 8th 2010 5:35PM I'm for the alliance and its natural for some people to look at their own faction and see why some people are part of it and i should have worded it better didnt mean the rest of the Alliance are bad just the Night Elves
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May 8th 2010 5:14PM Am I the only one who see the Alliance as a bad pug and the Night Elves are the dumb ones who keep messing up aggroing,causing the deaths of a fellow members,killing things that they were told NOT to do, etc.
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Mar 15th 2010 12:23PM i guess some people don't fully read articles just saw a hunter on my server who i seen before with the standard Agil-MM build now go to a build point for point like this and changes all his gems from Ap to ARP /sigh
Breakfast Topic: Who could be a new world boss in Cataclysm? {WoW}
Mar 1st 2010 8:13AM they should have the a world boss out somewhere "frozen" somewhere and a quest has to be done to access him at the same time if possible have it somewhat phased so everyone can take him down without drama happening
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Brian Vickers Back with SPEED's 'Inside NEXTEL Cup'
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CHARLOTTE, N.C. (Jan. 31, 2006) – Dave Despain will once again climb into the host's chair for SPEED's popular Monday night program "Inside Nextel Cup," beginning Feb. 13 at 7 p.m. ET. Joining Despain for 20 episodes in 2006 will be Hendrick Motorsports driver Brian Vickers.
Veterans Kenny Schrader and Michael Waltrip will appear with the 22-year-old Vickers as regulars on the long-running show.
"I think 2006 should be exciting for everyone—especially the fans of Inside Nextel Cup," said Vickers, the youngest national series champion in NASCAR history. "Kenny (Schrader) and Michael (Waltrip) are driving for new teams, the GMAC Racing team and I are ready and we're all optimistic about a new season.
"I've gained some valuable experience working with them and Dave (Despain) on the set, so hopefully I'll pass the SPEED rookie stripe to someone else and we'll bring viewers even more insight and entertainment. I appreciate the opportunity they've presented by welcoming me back to the program."
"It took a lot of courage for Brian to step onto a show that had changed for the first time in 10 years last year," said Chris Long, vice president of studio production for SPEED. "We made some aggressive changes to a fan favorite SPEED show midway through the year and Brian did a great job blending in with the team.
"We're thrilled to have him back for 20 shows in 2006."
SPEED, celebrating its 10th Anniversary in 2006, is the nation's first and foremost cable network dedicated to motor sports and the passion for everything automotive. From racing to restoration, motorcycles to movies, SPEED delivers quality programming from the track to the garage. Now available in nearly 70 million homes in North America, SPEED is among the fastest growing sports cable networks in the country and an industry leader in interactive TV, video on-demand, mobile initiatives and broadband services.
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The Vanderbilt Institute of Chemical Biology (VICB) presents Dr. Jay Horton, UT Southwestern: "PCSK9: From Gene to Therapeutic Target for Hypercholesterolemia"
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In clinical digestive diseases, Dr. Horton has an interest in conditions that lead to steatosis and obesity. Currently the laboratory is investigating molecular mediators of steatosis using various mouse models. Investigations from the laboratory have revealed how the primary transcriptional regulators of cholesterol metabolism (sterol regulatory element-binding proteins) are also key regulators of fatty acid synthesis in liver.
A major focus of the laboratory is to determine how these transcriptional regulators contribute to the development of steatosis in various disease processes such as diabetes, obesity, and beta-oxidation defects.
A second area of investigation centers on determining the function of PCSK9, a protein that is involved in determining plasma LDL cholesterol levels through its ability to post-transcriptionally regulate the expression of the LDL receptor in liver.
Ben B. Hansen, Ph.D., Associate Professor, Department of Statistics, University of Michigan
Propensity scores (Rosenbaum and Rubin, 1983) appear as central contributors to a number of widely used methods of confounder control. They also arise in connection with the antecedent question of whether non-equivalent treatment and control groups are suitable for comparison at all, with or without covariate adjustments.
"Common support", the assumption that propensity scores are bounded away from 1 (Heckman et al, 1998), is so named because for large samples it entails that the propensity support of the treatment group be contained within that of the control group. This entailment may appear to be simple to check, but it is not: it refers to true propensity scores, not estimates of them; and even if true propensity score supports coincide supports on the estimated propensity often will not. The few methodologists who have addressed the issue have tended to do so by changing the subject, specifying sample trimming rules suited to technical objectives other than the straightforward one of ensuring that like be compared to like (Crump et al, 2009; Rosenbaum 2012).
The approach I suggest is to match within propensity score calipers, thus trimming only the subjects for whom there are no counterpart within caliper distance, while using a novel procedure to determine the value of the caliper. I'll discuss two examples, one from education and the other from sociology and public health.
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Seniors at Exeter Union High School in California won't be having an opening prayer at their graduation ceremony on Friday. Instead, they'll just observe a moment of silence.
The school board says it cannot afford a drawn-out legal battle and made the decision because of letters from Americans United for Separation of Church and State, the Freedom from Religion Foundation and the Anti-Defamation League - sent letters to the district objecting to a graduation prayer.
"The founding fathers never dreamed that the few that did not worship God could force everyone else to stop," The Fresno Bee quoted one local preacher's thoughts.
Many parents and students said they were disappointed by the board's decision. The high school has been including a prayer in their graduation ceremonies for decades.
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Each building has maintenance upgrades that require attention, Hannon said, and the three options he presented to the board divide projects based on necessity.
The three options range in price from approximately $5 million to $54 million. All but the $5 million "band-aid" option included multi-million dollar air conditioning upgrades that could be used to support a year-round school calendar that has not been approved by the School Board.
Hannon explained that these plans could be paid for through an energy efficiency program, health and safety levy tax dollars, and in the case of the $54 million option, voters would have to approve a large-scale property tax referendum.
Hannon explained that Energy Services Group (ESG), the company that has been hired to implement energy savings projects at the middle and high schools and Jefferson Elementary, helped him go through the current buildings and review an old facilities report to identify what projects would be most important.
Hannon said that using ESG's engineers to look at the buildings' needs made the most sense, adding that other people could always adjust the potential projects.
ESG works under a state statute that allows government units to borrow money without a referendum or competitive bidding process for projects that would pay for themselves in energy savings over 15 years. ESG previously presented the same multi-million dollar air-conditioning elementary school options to the School Board, which were rejected in favor of less expensive upgrades to the high school and middle school. Board members have asked for information on less expensive air-conditioning options to consider, but have not been presented with them.
According to Hannon, the future of the school district and school scheduling will have to be considered when making decisions about WAPS facilities. If the district decides to move forward with a longer school year in the future, Hannon believes the need for air-conditioning will increase substantially.
Figures can always be disputed, Hannon told the board during the October meeting. Some of the items in the "health and safety" option could be changed, Hannon explained. Things can be added or removed, he told the board.
Its just a base to start with, Hannon said of the options. "There wasnt any deliberate effort to downplay one or increase another."
The choice the School Board makes regarding these potential facility options may determine the fate of the elementary school buildings.
The first option, labeled the band-aid, takes care of high priority energy efficiency and deferred maintenance items that need to be implemented soon, Hannon said. The projects in this option might include things like electrical, heating, and lighting changes meant to save energy. According to Hannon, this option allows the district to kick the can down the road, five years or so. The current total price for these updates in all the facilities would be just under $5 million.
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The second option, labeled "Health and Safety," would update facility infrastructure including the heating, ventilation, and air-conditioning units, as well as controls, electrical, plumbing, lighting, and ceiling grid systems. It would also convert buildings' heating systems from steam to hot water as well as add central, chilled dehumidification to all spaces. Hannon said that health and safety property tax dollars could be used, in combination with an energy efficiency program, which would allow the board to borrow money without voter approval for projects that would pay for themselves through energy savings over 15 years. The current total cost for these updates would be just under $34 million.
The third option, labeled the "comprehensive" option, would update all aspects of the facilities, according to Hannon. This option would include the "health and safety" projects, along with other projects that were not explained in detail to the board. This option would require a voter-approved capital referendum, at a cost of $54 million.


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Hello! I've been lurking here and trying to absorb the vast volume of information available here as we prepare to build what will likely be my last home ever. I'm sold on the Capital Culinarian cooktop (just got to actually see one in person a couple of days ago), but have been totally torn over whether I could live with a range only or would need to do the rangetop with separate wall ovens. Can't afford to do both. A large proportion of my cooking is on the rangetop, but I also bake all of my own bread, currently in electric wall oven (and much of that inside clay bakers). I have never had a gas oven, so was excited to hear about Capital's reportedly new dual fuel model. However, aside from the press release last year, I can't find any further information. Does anyone here know if it actually is in production? A secondary concern regarding range only is how LOW the ovens must be ... anyone with opinions on that subject, please chime in! Thanks so much!!! |
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- Posted by Cross-Eyed-Cat (My Page) on Wed, Oct 2, 13 at 21:17
Thanks! That's interesting. If you click "Buy Now" at the second link, you're referred back to the first link, so HomeClick (whoever they are) seems to be the only one. Judging from the ad, they don't really know much about them. You'd think that Capital would have some reference to them on their own site, or that Eurostoves would have posted something. I keep wanting to love the 48" Culinarian range, and DO love the look of it and the burners, but the low (and short interior) ovens keep holding me back. Supposedly, the Connoisseurian is a good 2 inches taller, which would help. May have to end up with rangetop and oven in the end. Of course, then I'll have to research the option of a speed oven as my second oven and I am TOTALLY confused about those. Never thought that buying appliances would be so difficult!! |
I would favor a rangetop and separate oven anyway as you can pick out the best of each. I would be very careful about buying any oven that has not been tried and true. I am looking to replace my DF range and I can not see enough about this range oven to convince me-too many unknowns. I wrote a few things that concern me on this thread. |
Here is a link that might be useful: BS vs CCon.
We're putting the Culinarian 6 burner rangetop with seperate dual wall ovens in our new home for exactly the reason wekick states. |
This post was edited by DJ493 on Sun, Oct 6, 13 at 19:13
I own the 48in CC range and a single capital wall oven. For me, the ovens are low on the range, I mostly use the wall oven. Yes, the new DF range is out, call capital @866-402-4600 and they will direct you to a dealer. Remember, this will be new so I don't know how you feel about that. In my honest opinion, the rangetop with double ovens would be a better fit. |
- Posted by Cross-Eyed-Cat (My Page) on Mon, Oct 7, 13 at 17:13
You all have provided the extra push to make me follow my gut and stick to the 48" rangetop with wall ovens. Now the only problem will be to decide which oven(s). jcmjcm, are you happy with your Capital wall oven? And what sort of oven user are you? I'm starting to consider Electrolux Icon as a result of my reading on this site, although I have hated every Frigidaire appliance we have ever owned. There are just no easy decisions when it comes to kitchens, are there? Geeze, I considered myself fairly decisive up till now .... Susan |
I was looking for a wall oven with rotisserie, that was a must. I bake at least 5-6 times a week! I have 4 kids, husband, mom and father in law. The kids are involved in cooking clubs, track, Girl Scouts n I bake for friends n work. At first I was a little fearful cuz there wasn't enough talk about the Capital Maestro Wall Ovens, but have no fear. It's done a good job on bread, cupcakes, sponge cakes, brownies, chocolate cake, flan, bread pudding and cookies. Rotisserie chickens come out great n the broiler is great. It works with the door cracked open. I looked at American Range( fearful of not finding svc repair), Wolf( didn't have rotisserie), Gagg(was more costly), Thermador(I read about reliability issues), Miele( cost more and the rotisserie prongs looked small, compared to others). The Electrolux look beautiful, just make sure your pans will fit and the inside oven height is to your liking. |
Oh, I forgot to mention the oven racks. There are ovens out there with nicer glides on the racks. Some will have fixed bottom rack. The Capital Maestro comes with 3 racks and 6 rack positions. All racks can be removed and repositioned. This oven also has a Moist Roast feature that you add distilled water into and it will release this water as the roast is in oven for a moist roast. Added feature, I roast without it just fine. Hope I answered moist of your concerns. |
Like I said we got the Capital Culinarian 36" 6 burner rangetop. After doing a lot of shopping we chose the Electrolux Wave-Touch duel ovens in the 30". We found a great deal at $2500 and we'll even get a $200 rebate on top of that. Bring the cost down to $2300. |
I got the 48" culinarian (6burner +grill) and wall oven.. for the same reason too, (low oven, and i don't want gas oven) and so far i love it. the range is performing great, and wall oven is perfect height and you don't get too hot around the range when the oven is on. There are many people on this forum who loves the electrolux wave touch. So I think that's a good choice. Otherwise, I have a wall stack with miele combisteam on top, miele masterchef single oven in the middle, and a miele warming drawer on the bottom. I use the combisteam more more often then the regular oven.. but the masterchef oven does a great job at rotisserie. :) |
- Posted by TheImportersWife (My Page) on Tue, Feb 25, 14 at 11:33
Bumping!! So has anybody seen an actual Connoisseurian in person or better yet, owns one? |
- Posted by trevorlawson (My Page) on Tue, Feb 25, 14 at 14:46
I have a 48" in the cooking school, so far its proving to be very good, the burners are well detailed on this site, with the improvement of the small pan burner. the oven cooks as well as the wall oven so that is very solid. Rotisserie is first class. Hope others will chime in with more personal independent info. |
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The stunning Lupita Nyong'o stepped out in style wearing a Miu Miu dress and Christian Louboutin heels for the premiere of her new film '12 Years A Slave' held at the Directors Guild of America on Monday night (October 14) in Los Angeles.
The actress was joined at the event by co-stars Alfre Woodard and Chiwetel Ejiofor, as well as Jesse Williams, Common, Russell Simmons, and the film's director Steve McQueen.
Born in Mexico and raised in Kenya (and now a resident of Brooklyn), Nyong'o studied at the Yale School of Drama before scoring her key supporting role in the drama as a young woman called Patsey. The 30-year-old beauty is being pegged as the only woman who can prevent Oprah from winning her first acting Oscar statue. Not bad at all.
"I too was extremely moved by the film. It was a cathartic experience to watch it," she told Screen Crave in a recent interview. "It was something I dreaded doing. They kind of had to bully me into watching [laughs]. I was just like, 'I don't know if I want to go back there you know?' But I'm so glad I did because it's not a happy ending for everyone."
"The fact that this film has been made and can be shared today, helps in the healing. It's a shame that this story has been lost for so long. That it's not more commonly known. I feel like this should be required reading for everyone around the world not just for Americans."
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Well, needless to say, he has a pretty good time. So do the hookers. There are lots of them, and they all have talent, so nobody has to work very hard. Still, they do their jobs well, and at the end of the year the car dealer throws a big party for them with lots of champagne. The hookers are half-dressed and all wet, and the photographers take rolls and rolls of incriminating pictures.
Everybody's grinning. What a great time this is, they're thinking. Maybe it will last forever, they're thinking. We've got a lot of good years left in these bodies. But after spending all that money, the rich guy suddenly gets a bad case of buyer's remorse. Before you know it, he tells all the hookers to get dressed and then throws them out of his bed, his house and his town.
"It was getting expensive to keep things lively down at the ballpark," he explains, staring in the direction of his belt buckle. After one big year of fun, the car dealer gets out of the hooker business--and the ballpark business--forever.
The car dealer's name is Wayne Huizenga, of course, and the hookers are an international cast of characters with names like Moises Alou, Kevin Brown and Alex Fernandez. Never again, it seems, will any of them have such a good time. Oh, well. The party's over. Wait till next year: By then they may not remember each other's names.
Is this the way things are supposed to go at the heart of the National Pastime? Is it supposed to happen that some dilettante with a bagful of cash can go out and get the best ballplayers money can buy in about ten minutes, then after they win the World Series decide he's had enough fun and send everyone packing?
Is this the way Connie Mack conceived of the game? Is the Assemble, Achieve & Annihilate Theory of Baseball Team Construction what Charles Hercules Ebbets had in mind when he assumed control of the Brooklyn Dodgers back in 1904? For that matter, would the otherwise crass Marge Schott be so crass as to put together the second coming of the Big Red Machine, let it run for eleven glorious days in October and then smash the thing to bits with a sledgehammer?
Probably not.
Oh, I know, I know. There's no use clinging to corny old notions of loyalty, esprit de corps or, worst of all, true love. I know. Fidelity is now the name of an insurance company. Teamwork, in the new lexicon, is what a light-hitting left-fielder and his agent engage in when they're hatching a plot for a new contract. America in the last moments of the twentieth century is not the Home of the Brave but the Land of the Free Agent--a place where every ballplayer, bottle-washer and belly-acher insists on selling himself to the highest bidder, where aging husbands give no thought to trading in their worn-out wives for souped-up new models and a friend is anyone who picks up the check. The concept of a major-league baseball team that will actually stay together long enough to become recognizable--familiar even--to its embattled, long-abused fans has become as alien as...well, as Wayne.
Wayne Huizenga. There's the perfect embodiment of the age. He buys $89 million worth of prime ballplayers (nothing wrong with that, we say) to transform the five-year-old Florida Marlins into contenders, works them hard to win a World Series and, because he's still losing money at the turnstiles, sends orders down the line to scrap the whole thing after just one glorious season. What would Gehrig, Ruth and Lazzeri of the Yankees say to that? For that matter, what would Steinbrenner of the Yankees say?
For bean-counters like Huizenga, baseball is a business--nothing more, nothing less. That's why there was a strike from whose ruin the game is still trying to recover. But for its true fans, baseball is a condition of life. They would no sooner live without baseball than without food. For the Huizengas, a World Championship trophy is a parcel with a ledger sheet attached, waiting to be filled out. For the fans, the trophy is a house of memories, a treasure of exquisite little events perceived (even decades later) with such perfect clarity and profound emotion that each of them keeps unfolding as if in the moment just past.
A moment ago, Willie Mays pursued Vic Wertz's line drive at full gallop into the shadows of center field. Didn't he? A moment ago, Don Larsen threw the final pitch of his perfect game and Yogi leaped into his arms. See that? A moment ago, Joe Carter hit the homer, Sandy Amoros made the catch, and Mazeroski stepped into the box to face Terry in the bottom of the ninth at Forbes Field. Let's see here. It was but a moment ago, too, wasn't it, that Jim Leyland, 34 years in the game, stood on the bottom step of the dugout, awaiting the sting of fate. It's been just a moment since Bobby Bonilla, half-crippled with a bad hamstring, drilled a homer out of Wayne Huizenga's ballpark in the seventh and followed with a clutch single in the bottom of the eleventh and...


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We are about to start laying the terracotta tile, it is 6x10. I'm curious to what you think the direction should be for laying the tile? DH and I have conflicting opinions. Tile will be inside the red lines and from the back door on left side, and about four feet in from island.
The rest of the house is wood, and it runs vertical on the layout shown below. Cabinets are here, taking up room and ready to get this part DONE!! Thanks Here is the floor plan |
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I don't think there's a right or wrong here...I can argue different ways for different areas of your space. I'm no help, but you know you can't post a question without me saying 'hi' and trying to help. ;-) I THINK... maybe... I would vote for running it vertical, so it's parallel with the stove wall and runs lengthwise down the hall, but I'm by no means set and thinking that is right and the other way would be wrong. If you're willing to share your and dh's reasoning and vision, maybe that would help... You wouldn't even have to tell who said which. |
Hi Rhome, how are you? We seem to be trucking along on the DIY route, and seems like *something* comes up on a daily basis to stop us in our tracks. I ordered cabinets back in August, my step-father got sick and was in hospital from late August until he died in October. Cabinets were delivered on October 10th, and they are sitting, well, it's a mess...:) You are in line with DH in your leaning. My whole reasoning is rather silly, I'm very OCD, and coming in from the back door to tiles going the opposite direction bug me. I want to come in to straight lines. Isn't that ridiculous? DH insists they should run same way as the wood. He laid several in front of the new pantry for measuring the door height and trim, and I kept walking in to the pantry and would move them to be going straight! If it's really the right way to lay them, I'll get along, at least they will be straight to me when walking from the bedroom into the kitchen in the morning. :) |
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Multiple projects are often run as part of a program.
Say you wanted to adopt a new technology and use it to change the way your organization works. To do this, you'd need to implement a number of different projects, focused on different areas of your organization. However, there are interdependencies between the projects, and they need to share some key resources.
Also, your organization needs to manage the costs for each project within a single overall budget. Instead of running each project separately, it probably makes sense to manage these projects within a single program. But, what type of program structure should you use? And which activities do you need to manage at program level, rather than project level?
In this article, we'll explore program management. We'll look at what a program actually is, and review different types of program structure.
A program usually consists of a number of projects that contribute to the same strategic goal, and which have the same business sponsor. Some organizations also refer to large and complex projects as programs.
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iPads are dead simple devices. Simply tap the screen, add an app and get things rolling, you might think.right? There is a lot to learn about iPad usage and this article can help you learn everything you need to know.
If you want to stream movies, listen to music and play games on your iPad, consider that your battery life will be much shorter. Adjust the brightness of your screen if you would like to extend the battery's life. Most likely it is not necessary to use the highest intensity setting to get the most from your iPad.
Stay aware of the amount of money you are paying for the iPad apps that you download. It is very easy to spend a lot very quickly when you have your CC details stored. Therefore, it is important to monitor your spending.
You know your iPad has a tiny camera image in the bottom left of the screen, but you do not actually have to tap this to view the most recently taken video or picture. Try swiping your finger to the right to see your video or picture. Simply wipe to the left in order to check out older pictures or videos.
When your password is entered 10 times, your iPad erases – is this a function you'd like to turn on? This will help to delete all data after a certain amount of attempts.
The default setting on the iPad is to preview two lines of each new email before you select it. In some cases, you may want to see more before you open it. To do this, go to Settings>Mail. Next tap on Contacts, then Calendar, and then change the options.
Is the battery icon distracting to you? This can be turned off so that it does not bother you. At the outset, access the Settings Menu. Once there, go to General and locate Usage. You should be able to figure out how to turn off the battery percentage display on this menu.
There is now an easy way to mute your iPad. When iPads were first out, there weren't any buttons on it specifically for mute. The iOS 4.3 allowed its users to utilize the switch-lock. Your iPad can now be quickly muted by holding the volume-down button down.
To copy and paste quickly on your iPad, try tapping and holding the text you want, then choosing Select. Then you will choose copy and go to another application, then press and hold again. Now you will have an option for paste. For a whole paragraph, you will have to tap four times.
If you're constantly online, don't overlook the iPad's cloud function. This is the best way to store your information while saving space on the hard drive for the iPad. It is important that you back up your most important documents by storing them on both your iPad device and cloud.
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The iPad comes already loaded with applications you may not find useful. Some of these cannot be deleted. You can put them in a folder and location where they won't be in your way. Without these apps to clutter your screen, you can do more with your preferred apps.
As you can see, the more you know about the iPad, the more fully you will be able to utilize it in your life. Starting with this article, use what you learn to make the iPad even better. Almost anything that you need to do on a computer can be done on your iPad, if only you know how.
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