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So how long have you been organizing?
This was my first event as an organizer, but I plan to keep organizing for more events in the future.
What got you involved in organizing for this event?
My friends and team are very ambitious, kind, and want to make a difference in Egypt and the world and I wanted to be involved. Also my sister said that we have to do something to get involved.
What was your main goal for the Marathon Egypt?
Our main goal was promoting tourism in Egypt, while connecting with other organizers for future events of this nature. Egypt's economy has taken a hard hit during the revolution, and we want to see it get back on track, and want to help through organizing events like this.
What role did you play in organizing this event, what were your responsibilities?
My plan was to do anything and everything that I could to make this event happen. I organized friends, provided guidance, information, and resources to people that wanted to attend but didn't know when, where, or how to get involved.
Was anyone else in your family responsible for helping out?
My sister helped organize with her friends and contacts, and my mom made the food to provide to the volunteers and organizers before we started the event.
Who were the first people you talked to about coordinating this event?
I talked first with my team leader Reem Adel to develop a message. After that I talked I talked to everyone about the event, my friends, family, new friends I met and strangers. I would talk to everyone in the streets and tell them about our event just like everyone else in the team did.
What other methods did you use to communicate the message of the event?
We made a Facebook event and shared it with everyone that we knew, we made a TV show and viral videos to share with different groups online and on our facebook page. We used our mobile contacts to help spread the word an connect more people. We also made recordings for broadcast on Hayah FM and 7yah FM for people without internet and to help spread our message and information.
How much do you think the use of these digital communications contributed to the success of the event?
I think the use of these digital communications really helped contribute to the success of this event. It helped spread the information faster and to more people.
There were some great signs out at the Marathon Egypt, did you make any of them?
I myself did not make any of the signs, but my teammates are very talented and made so many beautiful and fun signs for the event.
Are you guys planning on organizing another event like this?
We are planning on doing another event, but we still need a little more time to organize and coordinate for the next one. We will never stop organizing for events like this!
What is the message that you would like to share with the world?
I would like everyone to know that they are welcome in Egypt and that they will really enjoy the experience of being here. We would like to open our country and hearts to everyone from anywhere in the world!


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Penne with Mushrooms, Tomato and Gorgonzola Cheese
4 Tbs olive oil
12 oz fresh mushrooms, sliced
1 tsp basil
1 tsp thyme
1 tsp oregano
½ tsp crushed red pepper
2 large tomatoes, chopped
12 Tbs chicken broth
1 tsp chopped fresh garlic
4 Tbs chopped fresh parsley
salt and pepper to taste
16 oz penne pasta, cooked and drained
12 oz Gorgonzola cheese, crumbled
1. Heat olive oil in large sauté pan over medium-high heat. Add mushrooms, basil, thyme, oregano and red pepper. Mix well. Sauté until mushrooms are tender. Stir in the tomatoes. Sauté for 1 minute. Add broth and garlic and mix well. Simmer for 1 minute. Stir in the parsley; season with salt and pepper.
2. Combine hot pasta with mushroom mixture in large bowl, tossing to mix. Spoon onto serving platter and sprinkle with Gorgonzola cheese. Serve immediately.
Servings: 4
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How global can a foodie get in an area essentially bound by the 10, 110 and 101 freeways? Completely global. With its massive influx of full-time residents in recent years, Downtown Los Angeles has sprouted dozens of restaurants offering an international range of cuisines, while maintaining culinary landmarks that harken back to its all-business days. Breakfast, lunch or dinner, your palate can taste the world at numerous options throughout Downtown L.A., often within a few blocks of a Metro Rail station.
Breakfast: Eggslut - Grand Central Market
There's no better way to combine old-school and new-school Downtown L.A. dining than starting the day at Eggslut, the former food truck that set up shop at Grand Central Market (GCM), whose diverse collection of food stalls have been serving hungry Angelenos since 1917. Eggslut's specialties include the Fairfax sandwich (with chives, cheddar, caramelized onions and Sriracha mayo) and the Slut (a coddled egg on a bed of potato puree). Not a fan of eggs? GCM has a variety of vendors with offerings from breakfast, lunch and dinner. The Grand Central Market's Hill Street entrance is about a block and a half north of the Pershing Square Metro Rail station.
Breakfast: Nickel Diner
The Nickel Diner isn't just about the Maple Bacon Donut anymore, though that's a good place to start. BBQ Pork Hash, Dutch Baby (baked pancake with caramelized apples), and Cinnamon Swirl Brioche French Toast also take center stage, complemented by the lively, funky vibe. Located on Main Street in the ever-changing Historic Core, the Nickel Diner can be reached from the Pershing Square Metro Rail Station by walking east on 5th Street, then a half-block south on Main.
Breakfast: Nick's Café
The slogan on the restaurant's website reads, "Serving the best Ham N Eggs since 1948," and one visit to this institution will make its connection with the digital age downright incongruous. Located in a slice of Chinatown that abuts Los Angeles State Historic Park, Nick's Café (not to be confused with West L.A.'s Nick's Coffee Shop) serves, among other things, a laundry list of Eggs Benedict dishes (the Poppa Benedict includes Jalapeno Bacon). Nick's, which is worth the trip as much for its horseshoe-counter vibe as it is its cuisine, is located on North Spring Street a long block north of the Chinatown Metro Rail station.
Lunch: Philippe The Original
Philippe the Original achieved its legendary status among L.A. food aficionados a long time ago. Philippe has long tussled with Cole's for bragging rights for inventing the French Dip sandwich in 1908, though Philippe gets the karmic edge for being continuously open since it moved to its current location in 1951 and retaining its ancient, straw dust-floor-covered feel. Its tasty sandwiches, super cheap coffee (45 cents) and famous hot mustard keeps the restaurant's counter lines full.
Lunch: Mo-chica
Mo-chica is chef Ricardo Zarate's interpretation of modern Peruvian cuisine, complete with at least three types of Ceviche, Arroz Con Mariscos (seafood paella) and Aji de Gallina (shredded chicken-breast stew). Mo-chica is located about two and a half blocks south of the 7th Street/Metro Center station.
Lunch: Marugame Monzo
One of the newer among the batch of ramen houses in and around Little Tokyo, Marugame Monzo serves some of the best udon noodles, made fresh in front of guests. Marugame Monzo is on East 1st Street, a block and a half west of the Little Tokyo/Arts District Metro Rail Station.
Lunch: Chego
Chego is chef Roy Choi's Chinatown outpost, with a small menu that features Asian mash-up items such as Chubby Pork Belly and Ooey Gooey Fries. Chego is on North Broadway between Alpine and Ord Streets, about six blocks northwest of Union Station and about five blocks southwest of the Chinatown Metro Rail station.
Dinner: Orsa & Winston
Chef Josef Centeno, formerly at Opus and Lazy Ox, continues to expand his reach across downtown. The high-end Orsa & Winston showcases Centeno's take on Spanish- and French- influenced eclectic cuisine via multi-course tasting menus. Bar Ama is next door to Orsa & Winston, featuring Centeno's spin on Tex-Mex, including Puffy Tacos, Queso with Chorizo and an extensive tequila list. Nearby is Bäco Mercat, named for Centeno's invention – the bäco is essentially a flatbread taco filled with pork belly, beef carnitas, shrimp and oxtail hash. Bar Ama and Orsa & Winston are located on 4th Street, about three blocks east of the Pershing Square Metro Rail station. Baco Mercat is another block east on Main Street, near 4th Street.
Dinner: Alma
Named the 2013 Best New Restaurant in America by Bon Appétit, Alma features Chef Ari Taymor's new-modernist cuisine spread out over menus ranging from five to nine courses and featuring everything from sturgeon and pigeon to chicories and pine. Alma is about a 15-minute walk (.7 mile) from 7th Street/Metro Center station or Pershing Square Station.
Dinner: Rivera
At Rivera, chef John Sedlar, the longtime Southwestern cuisine advocate, expands on his Latin-influenced roots with innovative dishes such as Enfrijoladas de Pato (blue-corn tortillas with duck confit) and the Peruvian-Japanese Gyoza. The cocktail menu is by acclaimed mixologist Julian Cox. Rivera is located a block and a half northeast of the Pico Station.
Dessert: Bottega Louie
The massive Bottega Louie offers breakfast, lunch and dinner to go with its gourmet market and patisserie, but the best way to simplify things is by way of dessert. Choose from items such as Butterscotch Budino or Peanut Butter Terrine. Or if you're on the move, Bottega Louie serves a selection of a dozen different-flavored macaroons that can be boxed to go. Bottega Louie is located at the corner of 7th Street and Grand Avenue, two blocks southeast of the 7th Street/Metro Center station.
Late Night: Syrup Desserts
Two dozen different gourmet waffles, sweet grilled cheese sandwiches, crepes, and the spicy Aztec Hot Chocolate are among the sweet specialties at this Historic Core favorite. Best of all, Syrup Desserts is open until midnight every day, perfect for satisfying that late night craving. Syrup Desserts can be reached from the Pershing Square Metro Rail station by heading south a block on Hill Street, then east four blocks to Spring Street.
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2/3 cup sugar
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1/2 tsp vanilla
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- Cream butter and sugar. Add egg white gradually then fold in flour with salt.
- Add vanilla and stir mixture until smooth.
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- Bake in 375 °F oven 5 to 8 minutes or until light brown. Remove immediately and let cool.
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I have a nice mix of deciduous trees in my woods: Maple, ash, hickory, basswood, birch, aspen, a few oaks. To add variety, winter color, and wildlife cover, I would like to begin planting Conifer seedlings.
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Your plan is generally opposite to natural succession. You can do some of it but it is an uphill battle. I think Tsuga caroliniana would do okay, since mine have survived and looked good for many years with a fairly closed summer canopy of maple, oak and sweetgum. I would suggest you open up an area in the woods and the conifers will somehow get there. Build it and they will come! A clearing, I mean. Our understory in my neighborhood is holly (Ilex opaca and I. glabra), Kalmia latifolia, but rarely a native pine. If an area is cleared, within five years a red cedar and very dense pine forest has started. |
Eastern hemlock is a climax species and naturally grows in shade. Balsam fir might be suitable as well. Thuja occidentalis can take a litle shade but will not look good without some sun. |
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I'll second Lycopus's recommendations. If you have deer in you're area (especially during winter and early spring) the only sure way to prevent browsing that I know of is to fence the seedlings. The best solution I've found is to use construction reinforcing wire (the kind that they put in concrete). It's relatively inexpensive and doesn't need stakes. It will rust, so you might not want to use it where appearance is a big concern. |
Add some Picea mariana in the runoff swamp. |
white pine P. strobus |
tamarack would grow well in the sand - we have it in the first succession dune on Manitoulin. There are also hemlock and spruce. |
I tried to post this yesterday and it seems to have gotten lost: I like the suggestion for eastern hemlock, which is about the only native, shade-tolerant evergreen tree for your area. For an understory species, American yew is great, although it is deer candy and will probably need some protection. |
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Will probably start with sporadic groups of hemlock and balsam. Some marianna in the swamp also sounds like a nice touch. Thanks much Greg |
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Just FYI Greg, I will third (fourth?) the recommendation for hemlock as the native plant that grows in these conditions. Look all over the upper Great Lakes, at least in Michigan and WI, and you will see hemlock in association with beech and maple and yellow birch, as an understory tree. I planted about 50 hemlocks in SE Michigan, just south of the native range, in an oak hickory mature woods with sandy soil, and they are thriving. Hemlock does grow in damp soil, swampy areas too, though I have noticed that the larger plants I planted in less well drained soil are not thriving as well as those in acid sandy upland soil. |
I like the idea of tamarack near the swamp. I believe it will do well for you. |
Bogturtle told you to get Carolina Hemlock. Good luck finding that in a nursury. Eastern hemlock and Red Spruce can out compete hardwoods. White pine would be suitible. Some Lodgepole Pines and Douglas Fir from out west would work but you would have to cut holes in the canopy for them to take hold. |
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text: Sainey and Kenny get off to losing start in new seasonMonday, March 12, 2012 Gambian international Sainey Nyassi and Abdoulie Kenny Mansally were both uninvolved as the New England Revolution's 2012 MLS got off to a losing start on Saturday. Sainey continues to recover from injury but his compatriot and Revolution teammate Kenny Mansally was not even close to the substitutes bench even though no reason was forwarded. Revs new coach Jay Heaps spent much of preseason preaching the need for a possession-oriented approach fueled by accurate and quick short passes. In his first game in charge, Heaps watched his players deviate from the plan in the first half as they succumbed a 1-0 defeat at San Jose. The overall performance prompted Heaps to say he was "a little disappointed" with his side's performance on the whole, particularly in the first half after Chris Wondolowski's 15th-minute opener. "When we drew it up, we didn't want it to be direct tonight," Heaps told MLSsoccer.com after the match. "That was their game plan, to come out and play [it directly]. When we went long – which is fine, I don't mind when we go long so long as we get the second ball and the third ball – we couldn't find the ball. After the ball went long, we couldn't settle in and find our midfield." The streamlined distribution out of the back left the Revolution midfield without much of an opportunity to influence the match as that first half progressed. Heaps and the technical staff reinforced the need to keep the ball on the ground at halftime and introduced Ryan Guy and Lee Nguyen to help matters during the second half. Those changes – and the need to push forward for a winner – improved the Revs a bit after the break. "I think the second half was a little bit better than the first," Revolution midfielder Benny Feilhaber said. "We created a couple more chances and maybe tried to play a little bit more. That tends to happen when you're down. I don't know how much you can take that into account, but, at the same time, it's not going to change overnight. There are things we need to work on and there are still bits we're learning to improve upon from last year. I think we'll do better next game. That's where we're at right now." As the Revs look forward to next weekend's trip to Sporting Kansas City, they plan to take those positive moments with them as they return to the training field this week. "I think we just got better as the game went on," Revolution defender Stephen McCarthy said. "We had some chances there at the end that we couldn't put away. They didn't have too many in the second half. I think we realized we need to have a better start and then we can be a really good team." Author: Baboucarr Camara |


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Oct. 17 is National Edge Day, an under-the-radar holiday founded by those who refer to themselves as "straight edge." In honor of this day—and because my boyfriend is straight edge, while I love myself a good bottle of wine (yes, bottle!)—I thought it was important to share just how easy it really is, as one who drinks, to date and fall in love with a non-drinker.
While National Edge Day didn't come about until 1999, the straight edge movement began within the punk scene of the late '70s and early '80s. The original straight edgers didn't drink, do drugs, smoke, sleep around or partake in any of the other "hedonistic" elements that had come to define the music scene at the time. Since then, some have taken the straight edge lifestyle a step further, adopting a vegan or vegetarian diet, and also refraining from pre-marital sex and caffeine.
Straight edge is my boyfriend's lifestyle. I am not straight edge, and quite enjoy a glass (or bottle) of white wine on the right occasion. So when I introduced AJ to my parents exactly a year ago, on last year's Edge Day (at a brewery, ironically) and he ordered a soda, was it awkward for me? Well ... yeah! Come on, an Italian family likes to drink. But I've gotten over it pretty quickly.
Dating AJ meant getting used to paying for my own drinks and seeing him as the sole non-drinker in a group of my friends. I always used to worry that he'd be irritated if I wanted to have a few beers while watching the football game—or have a few too many drinks while out with friends. But I was surprised at how accepting he was of my beliefs, as long as I was accepting of his. I am not judgmental or pushy about him not drinking alcohol, and he doesn't push his lifestyle onto me, either.
When I ask AJ why he's straight edge, he always says something to this effect: "In a world that's plagued by drug and alcohol addiction, where those substances are seen as an easy way out of day-to-day struggles, I want to keep my mind and body clean and clear, and rise above the easy crutches." Even though I'm a drinker, this makes crystal-clear sense to me.
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The way Conservatives win elections is by running on and standing firm on their Conservative principles. Newt Gingrich's Conservatism has been proven time and again by his record, receiving an American Conservative Union lifetime rating of 90 percent. He was part of the Reagan team, Nancy Reagan having said at the 1995 Goldwater Institute dinner "Barry Goldwater handed the torch to Ronnie, and in turn Ronnie turned that torch over to Newt..." He has endorsements from proven Conservatives ranging from Michael Reagan to J.C. Watts.
At the same time, as Speaker of the House under Bill Clinton, he has proven he can work in a bipartisan manner to achieve much needed results while standing firm on his principles, sometimes taking on members of his own party to do what was right for the American people. He is a great thinker with bold ideas, and has proven he can convert these ideas into real working solutions, contrary to the inaccurate charges stating otherwise from his past disgruntled colleagues whom he had to take on in some issues. As far as Newt's "baggage", it has been out in the open for many years, thoroughly scrutinized and discussed. There are no surprises to be found here. Also important, Newt is strong in the debates. He will take Obama to the proverbial woodshed anytime.
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"The exiled Russian tycoon Boris Berezovsky has been found dead at his home in Surrey. The circumstances of the death of Mr Berezovsky – a wanted man in Russia, and an opponent of President Vladimir Putin – are not yet known.A former Kremlin power-broker whose fortunes declined under Mr Putin, Mr Berezovsky emigrated to the UK in 2000.Last year, he lost a £3bn ($4.7bn) damages claim against Chelsea Football Club owner Roman Abramovich."
The two made news back in 2007, when a judge in Sao Paulo ordered their arrest after money-laundering allegations linked them to their investment in Corinthians. Berezovsky claimed the warrant stemmed from the Kremlin's vendetta against him. Media Sports Investment–Joorabchian's firm– was suspected of investing in Corinthians as a way to launder tainted money from oversees. Corinithians cut ties with MSI and players like Carlos Tevez and Javier Mascherano were sold off. The club was relegated from Brazil's first division soon after.
The Joorabchian-Tevez relationship was a strange one altogether.
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On April 22, 2011, Unitarian Universalist (UU) congregations will celebrate Earth Day by holding worship services and making commitments focused on the theme of Sacred Waters. Since its inception in 1970, Earth Day has fostered grassroots activism resulting in national policies including the Clean Water Act, the Clean Air Act, and the creation of the Environmental Protection Agency.
Urged on by the grassroots efforts of UUs across the country, the Unitarian Universalist Association (UUA) has a long history of faith-based commitments to conservation and environmental protection, and many UU congregations designate the Sunday closest to Earth Day as Earth Sunday. This year, the UU Ministry for Earth (UUMFE) and the UUA have launched the 40/40 Campaign to help congregations take steps toward a more just and sustainable relationship to the environment. Congregations are encouraged to sign up and participate in the campaign by enlisting least 40 percent of their members to commit to an environmental action for 40 days, starting on Earth Day.
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If your studio efficiency, or small home guest room is so tiny that there is not even room for a pull-out sofabed......... there is room for a sofa that converts to bunkbed to sleep two people.
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WOW that is neat. Even hubby was impressed.A little scary for us old timers. LOL I can just see myself trying to make it up. EEEKK But it an amazing piece of workmanship. Thanks Dilly_Dally Chris |
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This wonderful invention is featured on many sites. Price may vary with shipping. I believe you can write to clei.co.uk from their site for quotes. Or just check the http://www.bonbon.co.uk/clei/index.htm sellers where they have tons of attractive small living furniture for sale. There are many sellers of this item. Here is one of the bunkbeds in a more mature style:
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The longer length of this couch deceives that it is in fact a pull-out sofa bed.
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Dilly_Dally the second set of pictures do not link up correctly. I tried the link you posted. And that works fine. These are great. I too love the extra storage areas hidden away yet easy to get to. Thanks Chris |
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Was looking at the Adam bed. I do not know why a person could not take the good futon mattress we have and make it into the wall bed shown. I think a box could be built and attached to the wall and either buy the proper lift hinge. Certainly food for thought. I down loaded the detailed information on it to show to DH. Thanks Again Chris |
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[1941] Mid-Infrared Spectroscopic Imaging for Breast Tissue Histopathology: Towards 'Stainless Staining'.
Michael J Walsh, David M Mayerich, Elizabeth L Wiley, Andre Kajdacsy-Balla, Rohit Bhargava. University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign; University of Illinois Medical Center, Chicago
Background: Mid-Infrared (IR) spectroscopic imaging is a novel approach to derive chemical images from tissues based on their inherent biochemistry. Histopathology is the gold standard for disease diagnosis. Current histopathological techniques use of panel of special stains and immunohistochemistry (IHC) to assess tissue architecture, determine cell types present and to classify cancers.
Design: Mid-IR images were obtained from over 200 individual patients using breast tissue microarrays. Serial sections were stained with a panel of 13 routinely used special stains and IHC stains. A modified Bayesian classifier was built to assign image pixels to the correct cell types and Artificial Neural Networks (ANN) to replicate staining.
Results: Using Mid-IR imaging coupled with the modified Bayesian classifier it was possible to segment breast tissue into the main 8-cell types of breast tissue from a single unstained tissue section. The sensitivity and specificity as measured by average Area Under the Curve (AUC) were very high (AUC=0.9). Mid-IR imaging coupled with ANN demonstrated that it was possible to accurately reproduce the staining of the panel of stains, all in a single unstained slide.
Conclusions: Mid-IR imaging coupled with Bayesian classification and ANN could potentially be a very valuable tool as an adjunct to current histopathological procedures, with the ability to take a single unstained tissue section and give a decision on the cell types present and also to replicate staining patterns. This approach could be particularly advantageous where limited histological and cytological specimen is available for analysis. Moreover, it is amenable to quantitative analysis of each component. This novel approach promises to revolutionize and expand the role of the pathologists in both research and tissue diagnosis.
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What's up with ringtailed lemurs?
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This one looks like he's scared. What's he so scared of? Getting AIDS?!
People, I mean it. Lemurs are just plain dumb. We should pack all of the lemurs in a big old dump truck and then drive the truck into the cold, clear waters of Lake Huron. That's what I call justice. Sweet, lemur-drowning, vigilante justice.
Seriously, scroll back up and take another look at that goofy bastard. Look at that look on his face. It looks like he's lost the remote control! Hey lemur, check between the couch cushions you ringtailed retard!
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Associations set coaching standards
The sterling work being undertaken in the field of coaching and coach education within UEFA's national associations continues to bear fruit, with Azerbaijan and Belarus the latest countries to sign the UEFA Coaching Convention at Pro licence level.
The signings demonstrate the commitment of associations to helping nurture coaches across Europe. The adage holds ever true that good coaches will help produce good footballers, and thereby play a role in improving both coaching and playing standards throughout the continent.
The UEFA Coaching Convention was set up by European football's governing body in 1997, and every UEFA member association had signed up for the convention by 2008 at one or more of the three training levels – Pro, A and B.
"The ratification of the Pro licence in Azerbaijan fills us with great pride," said Bernhard Lippert, technical director of the Association of Football Federations of Azerbaijan (AFFA) and head coach of its national Under-21 team. "We thank UEFA for its outstanding support, and in particular the Jira Panel member Dany Ryser and UEFA technical instructor Erich Rutemoeller. We will attempt to fulfil the trust which has been put in us and to further intensify our coach education activities. Many thanks also to all our association staff who have contributed to this positive development."
Mikhail Vergeenko, technical director of the Football Federation of Belarus (BFF), added: "We would like to express our gratitude for the assistance of UEFA's tutors – Piotr Maranda, Erich Rutemöller, Zdeněk Sivek, Dany Ryser and Packie Bonner – and football education services in organising the courses as well as guiding us all the way up to the ratification. We have done a lot of work to achieve this aim. We believe that the coach training for the UEFA Pro licence will contribute to the further development of football in Belarus. We are planning to launch a new course for the UEFA Pro licence in the year ahead."
The convention's objective is, among other things, to set a benchmark for UEFA associations to meet, in order to protect the coaching profession and to smooth the way for the free movement of qualified coaches within Europe in accordance with European law. UEFA also promotes the exchange of coach education and encourages its 53 associations to share technical knowledge with the overall benefit of European football in mind.
Minimum criteria have been laid down in the convention for the three training levels. If UEFA associations achieve these standards, they can join the convention. More than 162,000 coaches currently hold UEFA-recognised licences.
The UEFA Jira panel, comprising experienced technicians, contributes to the application and implementation of the UEFA Coaching Convention. It backs UEFA's Development and Technical Assistance Committee in its work and, more specifically, advises UEFA, UEFA's 53 associations, clubs and third parties on coach education matters.
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Like last month's rankings, this month's updates of my crude catcher defense rankings once again are reassuring that these ratings are measuring something real, even if that is somewhat boring. But if we look more closely at the components, some interesting contrasts stand out. We will troll around the middle a bit, too, to see what interesting stuff might come up. Read on, catcher defense fans.
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Fogging the Measure: Catcher Defense Ratings, July 25, 2013
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Detroit Tigers manager Jim Leyland has come under a bit of fire lately, mostly for his late game bullpen management, or mismanagement if you (like Miguel Cabrera) prefer.
However, as it is with any manager, Leyland has both good and bad characteristics. The marginal difference he makes relative to other managers is very difficult (or virtually impossible, depending on how one parses the situation) to measure. One thing beyond how he has chosen to use his relievers that has stood out to me is how he's kept his two catchers – Alex Avila and Gerald Laird – in a platoon through the postseason.


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Keenan Cahill has become somewhat of a YouTube sensation. The freshman in high school was introduced to the world via his Youtube channel after a video he recorded for Katy Perry blew up. Since that initial rush of fame, Cahill has appeared on Chelsea Lately and recorded a video with 50 Cent. Both fun, but for me, neither compares to this video.
Teaming up with the Knicks ultimate bros, Landry Fields and Andy Rautins, the trio perform a "GO NY GO" remix. Amazing.
While Cahill is the internet star, Fields steals the show. Look at those head bobs. If you include this with his stint acting as a Modell's employee, it's pretty clear that in addition to being one of the most talented rookies in the league, Fields is also YouTube gold.
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Remember when Squaresoft was trying to get gamers outside Japan interested in RPGs? Two of those on the SNES spawned some memories, and they're ready for sharing.
Abbeviated FFMQ and SoE.
Remember when Squaresoft was trying to get gamers outside Japan interested in RPGs? Two of those on the SNES spawned some memories, and they're ready for sharing.
Abbeviated FFMQ and SoE.
It's not what he's eating, but what's eating him that makes it ... sort of interesting.
Can't wait to see what you think about them, I know that I did like Final Fantasy Mystic quest, did play that game like 3-4 times, never manage to beat Secret of Evermore though, but I still like it, I been to up the 3rd world I think, might have to go back to it and beat it!
The music in SoE was really nice!
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Yeah, SoE had awesome music. Early effort for Jeremy Soule. For those that don't know, Mr Soule went on to do the music for the Elder Scrolls games.
I have to ask if Mystic Quest didn't beat Bioware to the punch in having an alternate sexuality on the main character. At the very least, that's my interpretation of the ending.
Also, the battle music didn't get enough love. It made jamming the B button at a battlefield that much more fun.
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I thought as a whole, Mystic Quest had a very nice soundtrack.
One thing that didn't get mentioned, as far as I remember, was that you could set your partner to be controlled by the computer. It didn't work very well as your teammate had a tendency to spam high level magic every round until they ran out. This was rather annoying since the item needed to restore magic wasn't readily available in stores until the third or fourth town. Needless to say, AI party member didn't get used very often.
Time for the history lesson part now.
Generally speaking, Old English is the English language spoken from sometime after the Roman withdrawal from the British Isles to around the mid 12th century. This is language that the epic poem Beowulf was written. Old English is almost completely incomprehensible to the modern reader or speaker.
Middle English developed from Old English after the Norman conquest in which William I was crowned king in 1066. Middle English is the language of Geoffrey Chaucer and the unknown poet of 'Sir Gawain and the Green Knight'. By the 15th century Early Modern English had started to evolve out of Middle English. Sir Thomas Malory's 'Le Morte Darthur' was written in this very Early Modern English or very late Middle English.
By the time of Shakespeare of the late 16th and early 17th century, Early Modern English, the same type that was being aped in the first two Dragon Warrior games, had evolved.
The Dragon Slayer mention is appreciated, albeit a bit harsh.The only reason I mentioned it (besides the episode title) was because a lot of last episode was spent discussing the history of the JRPG. I simply felt it was unfair to give ALL credit to Dragon Quest (quote "the first JRPG") when Falcom had been making RPGs years before. Dragon Quest is certainly the most influential one, however, as we all know.
And Dragon Slayer may suck today (it was 1984, people!), but Xanadu and Sorcerian remains some of my favorite Falcom titles. Highly advanced for their time.
Again, no offense intended. Great episode.
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I have to admit that being pressed on the Falcom game was not what I expected. Instead, I thought somebody would have wanted a name drop for the 1981 movie starring a young Peter MacNicol, which has aged quite well and predates all JRPGs. It wasn't particularly influential in the RPG world though.
It's not what he's eating, but what's eating him that makes it ... sort of interesting.
Man, I wish I could've been online for this one...
Didn't Dragon Slayer eventually become the Legend of Heroes series?
I have one small request for future Backtracks. If you could have Sam Marshmallow mention boobs somewhere in every episode? It makes me giggle like a 5 year old. If she can't be on an episode in person, prerecorded boobs are fine, thanks.
Just had a chance to listen through the MQ section (not much computer time this week...) Something that I think no one mentioned: MQ was later released in Japan as Final Fantasy USA: Mystic Quest. I felt insulted the first time I saw that in a store.
Final Fantasy USA, what a telling statement of how Japan viewed the game. Secret of Evermore didn't even see a Japanese release though, so we'll never know what Squaresoft Japan would have called it.
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You don't have to be an artist to bring arts education into your home or into your classroom. Parents can start by bringing their children and families to free arts exhibits at local libraries and museums. Parents and teachers can also use fun and engaging activities available online. We've done some of the heavy lifting of researching the web for these activities and collected some of the best resources for parents and teachers below:
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Let us know when you conduct an activity and share pictures with us! We will share your classroom or home arts experience with our Smarts Parents for the Arts network or on our social media sites!
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History Through Art
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How to Draw
Cybermuse: The National Gallery of Canada
Cybermuse takes you to an interactive web site full of color, sound, exploration and fun. Visit exhibits 'Drawing with Light' and 'Deconstructing Art'
Explore the Tools that Artists Use: Visit the Artist's Toolkit
Explore the visual elements and principles of line, color and shape as tools to build works of art. From the Minneapolis Institute of Arts.
Vision and Art
Tutorials demonstrate how visual information is used in art: depth perception, color perception, form perception and more.
Drawing In One Point Perspective
Step-by-step instructions for basic one-point perspective
National Museum of Wildlife Art
Visit this museum with a focus on wildlife and nature.
Arts Lessons
Access Art: A Visual Arts Online Workshop
AccessArt is a valuable resource for teachers, gallery educators, and artists as well as a creative learning tool.
Art Lessons Online
Click on to art projects for teachers, parents, and children.
Art Education Resource
Create art, study art, teach art, play art games at this comprehensive Web site.
Museum Art Resources for Young Children
Destination Modern Art
Destination Modern Art is a website for children ages 5 to 8. An interactive online gallery offers an introduction to the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) and its affiliate, P.S. 1 Contemporary Art Center.
What is Print?
Learn the art of print making from the Museum of Modern Art.
Famous Artists for Children and Teens
The Mind of Leonardo
Visit this exploration of the work and processes of the Universal Genius through text, images, reconstructions and animations..
Who Am I? Self Portrait in Art
Who am I? provides art and writing activities for middle school students. Students look at self-portraits in the National Gallery of Arts collection by Vincent van Gogh, Paul Gauguin, Judith Leyster, David Alfaro Siqueiros, and Andy Warhol.
Virtual Field Trip: Over the Line-The Art and Life of Jacob Lawrence
Join with staff at the Whitney Museum of Art in New York City to experience the works of renowned African-American artist Jacob Lawrence. Take an electronic field trip.
New York Public Library Digital Images
Russian civil war posters, George Caitlins North American Indian portfolio and 16thcentury celestial maps are among the 275,000 images in the New York Public Librarys Digital Gallery.
History Through Art
Campfire Stories with George Catlin
Take a virtual journey to meet American Indians of the 1830s with artist, ethnologist, and showman George Catlin.
Dream Worlds
Visit an interactive exploration of modern Japanese prints.
Tall Buildings
This web site from the Museum of Modern Art takes you to 25 of the tallest buildings in the world.
The Life and Music of Celia Cruz: Queen of Salsa
Listen to the story of Celia Cruz and explore a wide range of subjects, including immigration, history, geography, music theory, music history, and art. (English and Spanish)
The Renaissance Connection
Visit the Allentown Art Museums interactive educational website. Travel 500 years into the past to discover many Renaissance innovations.
George Washington: A National Treasure
Look at the famous Gilbert Stuart portrait of our first president. This Smithsonian site has resources for students and teachers.
The Great American Landmarks Adventure
The Great American Landmarks Adventure takes you on a trip through time and space through a series of drawings by Roxie Munro. You'll see 43 National Historic Landmarks and learn about more than 3,000 years of our country's past. Travel has been arranged by Heritage Preservation Services, National Park Service.
American Memory
Historical Collections from the National Digital Library. A remarkable collection of more than seven million digital items, this includes drama, dance, music and the performing arts, among other topics. There is a special "Learning Page" for teachers.
Inside Art: An Adventure in Art History
Visit an imaginative site that combines art history and a little adventure.
The Floating World of Ukiyo-e
The Floating World of Ukiyo-e: Shadows, Dreams, & Substance showcases Japanese "Ukiyo-e" -- pictures of the floating, or sorrowful, world. More than 100 prints, drawings, and books are featured, most from 1600-1900.
Picturing Women
A Web exhibit exploring historical and contemporary representations and self-representations of women - how they are figured, fashioned, turned into portraits, and told about in words and pictorial narrative.
Sharing Perspectives at the National Museum of the American Indian
Take a Virtual Field Trip to the new Smithsonian National Museum of the American Indian in Washington, D.C.
Science and Math Through Art
Earth as Art
Take a look at these photos from around the world. Landsat satellites have imaged the Earth's surface for nearly thirty years; Landsat photographs selected for their aesthetic value are presented in this Library of Congress exhibition.
Devices of Wonder
This site explores the ancestors of modern cinema, cyborgs, and other optical devices.
Inventions at Play
Use an inventor's sketchbook. This site is about Invention at Play, a national traveling exhibit from the Smithsonian's Lemelson Center
Geometry through Art
Explore geometry through drawing.
Where Science Meets Art
A Morning Edition series from National Public Radio explores the unexpected intersections of two seemingly different disciplines -- art and science.
Art Games
Art Games
Visit the Albright-Knox Art Gallery's interactive website about art and artists for students from kindergarten through 6th grade (English and Spanish).
Asian Games
Drawing on major collections of Asian art in the United States, Europe, and Japan, Asian Games has almost two hundred objects, including spectacular examples of game sets dating from the twelfth to nineteenth centuries. It highlights the importance of Asia as a source of many gameschess, backgammon, Parcheesi, Ludo, Snakes and Ladders, and playing cards.
Art and Politics
Cartoon Collection from the Library of Congress
You can find political cartoons, caricatures, comic strips, humor cartoons, illustrations, and animation cels on this website. Virtually every aspect of the genre is represented by leading creators, making the Library's cartoon collections both comprehensive and unrivaled in the United States.
Cartoonster features a collection of fun and interactive tutorials, which teach children and young people how to create their own animations!
Storyline Online: Children's Books and Illustrations
The Screen Actors Guild Foundation provides Storyline Online, an online streaming video program featuring SAG members reading childrens books aloud.
Illustrator Jan Brett's Home page
2,175 pages of free activities, coloring pages, and projects.
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Corridos Sin Fronteras
A bilingual traveling exhibition and educational website celebrates the narrative songs known as corridos.
Keeping Score-Revolutions in Music
Keeping Score is a project of the San Francisco Symphony designed to make classical music more accessible to people of all ages and musical backgrounds.
The New York Philharmonic KidZone
Make your own instruments. Play games. Learn about famous composers. Lots of fun.
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A music learning Web site for children and families
The Music Edge.com
This site for teens is geared as a launching pad for the ambitions of tomorrows musicians.
Creating Music.com
Creatingmusic.com is a place for children to compose music and play with musical performance, music games and music puzzles.
Arts Alive: Music Games and Activities
Click on this interactive music site from the National Arts Centre in Canada with activities for teachers, parents, students, kids, and young artists.
Jazzy Lessons and Activities
These resources are designed to help teachers use the PBS JAZZ video series and companion Web site in music, social studies, math, and language arts classes
Math and Music from Thinkquest
Look at some of the basic components of music such as rhythm, tone and pitch, and see what math has to do with them
Science of Music: The Exploratorium's Accidental Scientist
Explore the science of music through online exhibits, movies, and questions. You can compose, mix, dance, drum, experiment, and listen.
The Violin Master Class
Violinmasterclass.com was created for violin professionals, teachers, parents, and students at all levels to enhance the study of playing the violin.
Reading, Rhythm & 'Rithmetic'
NPR's Performance Today takes a weeklong look at the state of music education in America's schools.
Continental Harmony
The activities in the Continental Harmony website are designed for informal, at-home use by children and families, and for classroom use. Lesson plans include music and mood; elements of music; music, slavery and the civil war; and more.
The Mississippi River of Song
Visit the Smithsonian series on contemporary music along the Mississippi River.
Lesson Ideas: Don't Laugh at Me
Students create a movie using the words from the song "Don't Laugh at Me" to study the issue of teasing and bullying (from the Apple Learning Exchange).
See also the Operation Respect: Don't Laugh at Me website, http://operationrespect.org/.
Stormy Weather
Listen to selections from famous works inspired by storms! Selections include "Presto" from Vivaldi's "Summer" (Four Seasons), Grofe's "Cloudburst" from his Grand Canyon Suite, and Beethoven's "Storm" from his Symphony Number 6 (Pastoral). Usable by elementary-age students.
Interactive Web Sites - Drama and Dance
A Dancer's Journal
Learn to perform the dances of Martha Graham through this innovative web site.
Playing with Shadows: An introduction to Shadow Poetry
Journey into a world where shadows come to life.
Shakespeare: Subject to Change
Cable in the Classroom brings you an interactive website on Shakespeare: How the journey from pen to printing press changed Shakespeare's words...and more.
Shakespeare for Kids
This site contains activities for children and parents.
Play music from Shakespeare's time (click on Folger Treasures).
Drama and Film Resources for teachers from PBS
This site provides a selection of multimedia resources in drama and film for educators.
The National Arts Centre (NAC) presents four performing arts websites to explore.
Dance Video Library
75 video clips that illustrate portions of the Dance Instruction Manuals arranged by historical period.
Activities to bring the arts home
Student Success: Arts Education Resources from the National PTA
Arts education not only cultivates imagination, self-expression, and creativity, but also plays a vital role in the development of critical thinking and problem-solving skills. It promotes visual literacy, which enables students to analyze and interpret the meaning of complex visual imagery that permeates the media and popular culture.
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Crazy For You's Peter McKintosh has collected the 2012 Olivier Best Costume Design Award.
McKintosh's brightly coloured outfits, decking out showgirls, cowboys and bankers, added to the verve and life on the stage of the Regent's Park Open Air theatre, which revived Ken Ludwig's Gershwin-tuned musical last summer.
McKintosh described the production as "the highlight of my career. Working in Regent's Park is the most extraordinary, special experience."
The experienced designer, whose credits also include current productions Noises Off and The 39 Steps, and recent shows Death And The Maiden, Luise Miller and Butley, was previously nominated in 2010 for his work on another Regent's Park Open Air theatre musical, Hello, Dolly! On that occasion he lost out to Tim Chappel and Lizzy Gardiner, the team behind the costumes for Priscilla Queen Of The Desert The Musical.
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1/4 Watch Tells Time With No Hands
I have developed a strange fascination with watches recently, despite the fact that I have no desire to wear one. I have my trusty iPhone if I want to know what time it is after all. If you are a wearer of watches, Yanko Design has an interesting watch that you can buy that lacks hands.
The 1/4 Watch made by EleeNo, and has sections of the face that move around to tell time. The thing is in a stainless steel case that measures 39mm x 31mm x 7mm and is water resistant.
The band of the watch is made from rubber and the lens is mineral glass. You can get the watch in black, white, red, or blue colors. If you like, you can grab one for yourself for $85 (USD) on the YD Store.
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This is the most current released version of HttpCore, brought to you by the Apache HttpComponents Project.
See also the current HttpComponents News.
This release is available in both binary and source distributions.
Note: The tar files in this distribution use GNU tar extensions and must be untarred with a GNU compatible version of tar. The version of tar on Solaris and Mac OS X will not work with these files.
The files in this distribution have been digitally signed using PGP. Each signed file has a corresponding filename.asc signature file in the same directory. The signing keys can be found in the distribution directory at < http://www.apache.org/dist/httpcomponents/httpcore/KEYS>.
Always download the KEYS file directly from the Apache site, never from a mirror site.
Always test available signatures, to ensure that what you download has not been tampered with. How you do this depends on the tools that you use. Here are a few examples:
Name Last modified Size DescriptionApache/2.2.15 (Red Hat) Server at mirror.uoregon.edu Port 80
Parent Directory - httpcomponents-core-4.3.1-src.tar.gz 27-Dec-2013 01:43 490K httpcomponents-core-4.3.1-src.zip 27-Dec-2013 01:43 1.1M httpcomponents-core-4.3.2-src.tar.gz 16-Feb-2014 06:56 491K httpcomponents-core-4.3.2-src.zip 16-Feb-2014 06:56 1.1M httpcomponents-core-4.4-alpha1-src.tar.gz 16-Jun-2014 09:08 515K httpcomponents-core-4.4-alpha1-src.zip 16-Jun-2014 09:08 1.2M