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These tea bags contain Bokek Dead Sea Salts, dried rosebuds, fragrance, and coloring. Dead Sea Salts are world renowned for their mineral content and therapeutic qualities. Bokek Dead Sea Salt is a dry, white crystal harvested from the Southern Dead Sea in Israel, where the concentration of minerals are the highest, and is 100% pure.
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Transform a basic round cake into a beautiful holiday centerpiece with this Christmas edible cake top. This 7.5" round cake top can be used on an 8" or larger cake. You will receive 1 edible Christmas cake top.
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The initial findings of the Reportable Food Registry, presented via teleconference in late July, revealed 125 primary reports regarding incidents affecting food safety. "We're putting out this report [now] so that the public can know what we're learning," said Michael R. Taylor, JD, Deputy Commissioner for Foods at the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA). "Over time, we hope that this will build a body of information that can be useful for tracking trends and understanding...
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In the past, within living memory, food processing was largely a localized system with production facilities located near the source of the food product supply, the two linked by short and relatively simple logistics. Today the global food processing industry is estimated at more than $2 trillion in annual sales, with approximately 25% directly involving international import/export sourcing.
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Should a computer ever be described as "cute?" The Space Cube shows that's surely open to debate.
After drooling over the tiny available-only-in-Japan Space Cube, PC Pro finally got one, and has done a rather lengthy review of the adorably twee computer. The Space Cube measures 2 square inches on each side of the cube, and is made by the Shimafuji Corporation. The price? Reportedly 1,500 pounds, or $2,750. (Editor's note: Wow.)
The guys over there are clearly smitten. Since the Space Cube has arrived, it's been "inspiring awe and provoking disbelieving reactions across the PC Pro office," according to the review.
OK, but what's inside?
According to PC Pro, the Space Cube has a processor with a top clock speed of 300 megahertz, and 16MB of on-board flash memory. The Red Hat Linux operating system runs on a 1GB CompactFlash card.
But the coolest part of the Space Cube is the 'space' part. There's a tiny socket in the computer called the Space Wire port that acts as an interface used by NASA, ESA, and JAXA, the space agencies of the U.S., Europe, and Japan, respectively to link up proprietary systems each agency uses.
Whenever this little guy does make it outside of Earth's atmosphere, the socket will connect sensors and processing units, and perform other computing tasks, according to the review.
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Jones, Sooners on display at OU Pro Day
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Postseason position rankings: Defensive line
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Offseason to-do list: Oklahoma
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Sooners losing the most talent in Big 12?
David UbbenColleague Travis Haney took a look at the 10 teams who will lose the most talent in the country from 2012 to 2013. There's only one Big 12 team on his list, and it's the 2012 preseason favorite: Oklahoma, which is sitting at No. 3 on a list you p...
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Lunch links: Bad Bedlam blood gets boiling
David UbbenI gotta give you credit. Your mission statement made sense and you didn't use one R. Kelly lyric. Oklahoma State offensive coordinator Todd Monken is getting the talk flowing on Bedlam week. "...we live in the Sooner state, and that alone pisses ...
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Who will be biggest Big 12 disappointment?
David UbbenMonday, we looked at the Big 12 team most likely to surprise, but what about the other side of the coin? Who's most likely to underachieve? Let's ask the people. Here are my five candidates: OKLAHOMA Oklahoma's had the most troublesome pr...
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Mailbag: Big East, UT vs. OU, WVU, top LBs
David UbbenThanks for all the emails this week. Here's where you can reach me if you've got more to say. RTXC1 in Denison, Texas, wrote: So OU is the "best and deepest" team in the league, despite the WRs, DBs, and DL all having holes. However Texas isn't in...
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David UbbenThe Ted Hendricks Award, given annually to college football's top defensive end, has released its preseason watch list, and six Big 12 defensive ends are on the list. Here they are: Jackson Jeffcoat, Texas Toben Opurum, Kansas R.J. Washington...
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Assessing the contenders: Oklahoma
David UbbenTo begin the season, I see six teams with a legitimate chance to win the Big 12. Today begins a series looking at why each team will or will not win the league. We'll start with the prohibitive favorite, Oklahoma. Why the Sooners will win the Big ...
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Big 12 spring football preview
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DE Ronnell Lewis likely finished at OU
David UbbenOklahoma defensive end Ronnell Lewis won't suit up for the Sooners against Iowa in the Insight Bowl, and his career at Oklahoma is likely finished. Coach Bob Stoops said Monday that Lewis will miss the Dec. 30 Insight Bowl because of academic issu...
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What to watch in the Big 12: Week 14
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Ugly reality hits hard for Longhorns
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Ok my mom gave me some poppy seeds from her garden. I am definitley not a green thumb! I am sure she told me spring or fall, rake the top of the soil and spread them and then run your fingers over top, side to side ...
BUT the big question is i put them in today! Oct 24th. Is that ok? Im thinking maybe i misuderstood. Now i am thinking im disappointed that i wasted them. HELP! L |
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You can direct sow in the fall/spring or you can wintersow the seed, any method is fine ;) |
When I sow my poppy seeds I do it any time, spring or fall. Because I like them coming up sporadically, I just face away from the garden and toss them over my shoulder. I do that with calendula too. In spring, I just have to look for the seedlings coming up. marg |
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I thought this watch was sweet when I got it. That night the pin fell out at the bar and it just fell off my wrist onto the ground. luckily I found the pin, but after putting it back together it fell off about an hour after wearing it the next day. sucks because I love nixon gear but this was a big dissapointment.
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A Texas oil-and-gas lawyer who probably figured he was using a crafty defense technique during a recent deposition may have shot his whole industry — or local governments — in the foot. Decatur resident Tim Ruggiero sued Aruba Petroleum after the company drilled on his 10-acre property and spewed so many toxins that Ruggiero says it made family members sick and reduced their property's value from $300,000 to $78,000. When Ruggiero sued for damages, the gas company attorney argued that the property should never have been valued at $300,000. His reasoning: The land should have been valued at $78,000, because the owner didn't own the mineral rights and the land was therefore vulnerable to drilling. In other words, a gas company could have come along and drilled on the property at any time, so the property value should have reflected that.


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My hubby found this today and I have to share it with you all! Sit back and get ready for a shocking footage
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Here is a link that might be useful: Slug fest!
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Too cute!! Phil |
Man, those are some talented slugs!! LOL, thanks Janice! |
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I just saw on ABC a commercial for a new animated movie coming out called "Flushed Away." I'm not so sure the slugs in Janice's video clip are slugs after all... I saw some of those "slugs" in the preview, along with other things that have been flushed down the toilet... Hmmm... Buff |
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Fable Singers – Brisbane Lions Club Song lyrics
We are the pride of Brisbane town,
We wear maroon, blue and gold.
We will always fight for victory,
Like Fitzroy, and Bears of old.
All for one, and one for all,
We will answer to the call.
Go Lions, Brisbane Lions,
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Sometimes the impetus behind large-scale computing endeavors can be surprising. Take the case of nuts and bolts. Given the right context, these everyday objects become a much bigger deal. Like when the context is nuclear missile design. Every component of a nuclear weapon body must go through a painstaking review process. As an article at Deixis Magazine Read more…
We've been anticipating news around the Trinity supercomputer for some time now and today were graced with the news that Cray will be supplying the machine in two phases with the final phase being complete in 2016. For the original background, the first run of the story can be found here. Since that time this Read more…
Note – 7:32 p.m. Eastern: We have full details from Los Alamos about the system in a detailed update article. Cray has been granted one of the largest awards in its history for the long-awaited "Trinity" supercomputer. This morning the company announced a $174 million deal to provide the National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA) with Read more…
The United States Department of Energy has announced a plan to field an exascale system by 2022, but says in order to meet this objective it will require an investment of $1 billion to $1.4 billion for targeted research and development.
Stanford University will receive $16 million over the next five years from the National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA) to use supercomputers to find ways to increase the efficiency of solar energy concentrators. The research project involves developing new models that will help solve vexing engineering challenges on the next generation of exascale supercomputers.
In quieter times, sounding the bell of funding big science with big systems tends to resonate further than when ears are already burning with sour economic and national security news. For exascale's future, however, the time could be ripe to instill some sense of urgency….
LLNL researchers have successfully harnessed all 1,572,864 of Sequoia's cores for one impressive simulation.
Lawrence Livermore machine sets new record for sustained application performance.
I<img style="float: left;" src="http://media2.hpcwire.com/hpcwire/computer_chips_on_die_small.jpg" alt="" width="102″ height="93″ />ntel, AMD, NVIDIA, and Whamcloud have been awarded tens of millions of dollars by the US Department of Energy (DOE) to kick-start research and development required to build exascale supercomputers. The work will be performed under the FastForward program, a joint effort run by the DOE Office of Science and the National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA) that will focus on developing future hardware and software technologies capable of supporting such machines.
NetApp flexed its newly acquired supercomputing muscles this week when it announced it would be supplying one of the largest Lustre storage system in the world for the Sequoia supercomputer to be installed at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory next year. NetApp's E-Series storage, which they inherited when the company purchased LSI's Engenio business, will be used to provide 55 petabytes of disk arrays for the 20-petaflop Sequoia machine.


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The Kia Optima is unquestionably better looking that its Hyundai sibling from the outside, but from the cabin, I find the Sonata to be the more appealing car. For one, Hyundai's center-stack layout and touch-screen design is more intuitive. While the Optima adds just a few more physical controls, the layout makes it more cluttered. The Sonata's symmetrical layout provides natural groupings of buttons, such as the audio controls to the left and the navigation controls to the right of the volume knob. Hyundai's climate controls are more generously spaced, and the person-shaped mode button is very user friendly.
The driving experience of the Optima, though, is every bit as impressive as with the Sonata, and in some small ways even better. The 2.4-liter engine provides excellent acceleration with stunning fuel efficiency and the six-speed automatic walks through the gears gracefully. The cabin is impressively quiet on the highway, and the seats feel slightly more padded than in the Sonata (although they could still use more cushioning). The most significant change though, is the steering, which feels much more naturally weighted in the Kia Optima than in the Hyundai Sonata. Kia has eliminated the springy return of Hyundai's steering wheel, and the change goes a long way in making the Optima feel like a much sportier car despite its numerous similarities. There's still a dearth of feedback in the steering, but it's not any less communicative than other mid-size sedans.
The tires on our particular Optima were Nexen Classe Premiers, Nexen being a brand I've never heard of it until this Optima arrived. There might be good reason for that, as these Korean tires are absolutely atrocious. On modestly damp roads, they'd slip every time I tried to leave a stop with even modest throttle. The wheel spin was always quickly quelled by the abrupt, aggressive traction control, jerkily interrupting forward momentum. It's a shame that Kia crippled such a good car with such terrible tires. Fortunately, swapping tires is a pretty easy fix for anybody who wants in on the Optima's value, style, and driving goodness without the Achilles'-heel rubber.
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"Purim is coming up, a time to exchange yummy gifts of food. This one is always a favorite with our family."
Serving Size: 1 (835 g)
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"Excellent candy! For me, using a silpat made it quite easy. I just poured the crystallized nuts onto the mat, popped the mat into the oven--let nuts cool on the mat. I slid the cooled nuts off the mat into the bowl of melted chocolate, mixed to coat, then poured the now chocolate covered nuts back onto the mat, and let them cool in the fridge. This time I used whole almonds. I look forward to trying this with other varieties of nuts. Thanks, Mirj!"


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Dude, any chance I could have the MitB poster? I copied it from your signature, and put it on the first page of the discussion thread, but it changed to Ziggler when you changed your sig.
Okay then .
MitB thread in HQ has everything you wanted.
Thank-You x
Can you please clear that wee inbox x
No point asking me. I'm biased. lol
Wicked cool. Bored? Should have a read of the show.
Inbox cleared buddy
You really haven't. lol
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Can anyone give suggestions on low-calorie snacks? Veggies are an option, obviously, but I'm looking for something that requires a lot of chewing or work to eat it. Sometimes I'm not really all that hungry, but just want something to chew on, you know? I've been thinking seeds of some sort, maybe, but am not sure if that's a good idea... |
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I like the 100 calorie packs of just about anything. My favorite are the oreos and the wheat thins. They are all measured for you so you don't have to worry about over doing it. I also LOVE Columbo Orange Creme No Fat yogurt. A real treat and you can make it last! Besh |
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A day in the life of Marrakesh
By 8am, the shopkeepers are sprinkling the street with water, keeping the dust down. Only when it's damp do they begin the business of hanging out their wares, a process which is re-enacted in reverse each night. At the same time, children hurry out to school in prim pinafores, book bags strapped tight to their backs.
Souqs selling meat and produce are bustling by 9am. Housewives are picking live chickens and selecting vegetables one by one. In Moroccan households, essentials are bought fresh daily, even now that most homes have refrigerators. Through the cool morning hours the most strenuous work is done. The dyers hang out dripping skeins of wool, blacksmiths pound away at wrought-iron grills and leather tanners beat the skins. Gradually, the tourists venture out from their cosy riads and explore, taking pictures of everything that moves.
At the far side of Djemaa el-Fna, Mustapha the shopkeeper sits at Café de France, a day-old newspaper spread between his thumbs. With business so slow, he doesn't bother turning up until the sun is overhead. A favourite haunt of Moroccan men, Café de France is an institution, and has been for as long as anyone can remember. The waiters weave solemnly between the tables, distributing clean ashtrays and glasses of tar-like café noir. By 10am, M'barak, a magico-medicine man, is laying out his stall. Dressed in the billowing indigo robes of Morocco's south, his stock in trade includes dried Damask roses and lumps of sulphur, ostrich eggs, stork feathers, dried chameleons and hedgehogs, antimony, musk and phials filled with murky liquid.
Of all the square's healers, M'barak does the briskest trade. Most customers are men who wave aside the treasure chest of obscure desert ingredients – they want his 'secret remedy'. 'They come to me for this,' M'barak says furtively, the glass phial catching the light. Pinching the end of his nose, he sniffs. 'Saharan Viagra,' he says.
Beyond the snake charmers, the Gnaoua, and the dentists touting second-hand teeth, Abdul-Rahim continues his tale. Arms splayed upwards and frothing at the mouth, he enacts the latest trials and tribulations in his hero's life. The audience presses in closer as he breaks into a whisper. Craning forward, they all gasp at once.
A woman near the front begins to weep. 'It can't be true!' she yells. 'He can't be dead!' Abdul-Rahim tugs off his cap and shakes it slowly from side to side. 'Spare me a coin,' he says, 'and I'll tell you how it ends.'


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The Continuous Diagnostics and Mitigation (CDM) program was created to provide agencies visibility into their networks to identify any cyber flaws and remediate them in a swift and streamlined approach. Though many agencies have already implemented a number of security tools, they still may lack a method for aggregating and analyzing the collective data for a holistic picture of their security posture. The CDM initiative is aimed at getting all civilian agencies the proper tools to improve vulnerability management, manage hardware and software assets, and ensure the proper security configurations are in place.
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Carrying On with Continuity of Operations
More than 80 percent of the federal systems
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infrastructure to work.
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electricity or other providers be hacked or go
down from a natural disaster, agency mission
would be in peril.
Just take last summer's Derecho that impacted
the Washington DC area. One agency lost their
connection to the Internet for some time
because of the storm even though their
infrastructure was in the cloud.
Over the past decade or more, agencies have
applied the lessons learned from the
assortment of man-made and natural disasters
that have impacted their services to keep
their services running as smoothly as
But with the emergence of cloud computing,
virtualization, mobile computing and other
technologies, what should agencies keep in
mind to ensure the continuity of operations?
How is the idea of COOP and disaster recovery
The panel, Carrying on with Continuity of
Operations, will look at how agencies have
implemented COOP and disaster recovery over
the past decade and where they need to go
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What's hot and what's not
Aileen Black and Gigi Schumm from Accelerated Growth Strategies will discuss new technologies that could help federal agencies save money and operate more efficiently.
April 15, 2014
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Federal events, related services feeling trickledown effect of shutdown
Organizations postponed several large conferences earlier this week after the government shutdown. More than 100 other events are scheduled in October in the Washington area, and could be in jeopardy if the partial closure of the government continues.
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Cyber attacks against FederalNewsRadio.com, WTOP.com part of growing trend
The company says both sites have been scrubbed of malware and vulnerabilities have been closed. The "drive-by" attack that affected the sites is a growing type of cyber hack that looks for holes in popular websites. FederalNewsRadio.com and WTOP.com are available again to users of all Internet browsers.
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Symantec's Tiffany Jones
Tiffany Jones, director of public sector strategy for Symantec, joins Industry Chatter with Francis Rose to information security and management. While many agencies are attuned to the cybersecurity threat, the concept of better managing information throughout its lifecycle is one key area that agencies may be missing, Jones said.
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Honeystick Project? Zero Day? BYOD?
Gigi Schumm, vice president and general manager Public Sector of Symantec, talks about computer security.
December 18, 2012
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Symantec fires CEO, chairman is replacing him
Symantec has fired its CEO, Enrique Salem, and replaced him with Chairman Steve Bennett. The computer security and data storage company said Wednesday that the move is effective immediately. Bennett, who will stay on as chairman, says it was in Symantec's "best interests" to change CEOs.
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Protecting and Securing your Data in a Virtual World
Data center consolidation and optimization, the wide spread adoption of virtualization, and reduced budgets are driving tremendous changes in the federal IT landscape. In the face of all this change, one thing remains constant: the need to protect and restore your agency's data at a moment's noticewhether it resides on a physical or virtual server. How are agencies addressing this challenge? What technologies and best practices are available? Does your agency have any best practices you would like to share on this topic?
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From a Jamaican beachfront bungalow to a jungle lodge in Honduras, Condé Nast Traveler's March issue has got 28 easy-to-reach warm-weather getaways that won't break the bank. Here's one of our favorite green escapes from the story that will get you up close and personal with the great outdoors:
Lodge at Pico Bonito, La Ceiba, Honduras
Price: Doubles, $240-$325
This luxury lodge on 200 acres at the edge of Pico Bonito National Park has 22 elegantly furnished cabins with verandas and hammocks. Each cabin is hidden behind verdant coffee and cacao trees, affording guests complete privacy. For those who require more diversion, there's also an inviting pool, a small spa, and an arm's-length list of outdoor activities. Drop by the on-site butterfly farm or serpentarium, or arrange for guided excursions farther afield, including everything from bird-watching from high up on an observation tower and hiking the rain forest with a naturalist to horseback riding and white-water rafting.
Book: A Superior Plus cabin for air-conditioning (888-428-0221; picobonito.com).
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F.R. Leavis was born in 1895 in Cambridge, where he would live and teach for most of the rest of his life. He volunteered as a stretcher-bearer in the First World War, and was badly gassed on the Western Front. Appointed Director of Studies in English at Downing College, Cambridge, in 1930, he remained there for the next thirty years, often at odds with the University establishment. In 1932 he and his wife Queenie Roth founded the hugely influential journal Scrutiny, which ran until 1953. He was one of the most important figures in the development of modern literary criticism, and in the elevation of English as a serious academic subject. He died in 1978.
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We start here:
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> I'm still not sure I understand the point of bringing this up in the first
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Please don't take offense, it's all in good fun! I am not a dev, so
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25 Since you put away lying, Speak the truth, each one to his neighbor, because we are members of one another. | 25 Therefore each of you must put off falsehood and speak truthfully to his neighbor, for we are all members of one body. |
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20 Listen! I am standing at the door, knocking; if you hear my voice and open the door, I will come in to you and eat with you, and you with me. | 20 Here I am! I stand at the door and knock. If anyone hears my voice and opens the door, I will come in and eat with him, and he with me. |
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Vixen Fitness's certified instructor Danielle Green was fed up with the lack of exercise programs designed to empower women. After a year of throwing private dance parties in her clients' homes, Danielle realized that many women pursue fitness to feel desirable, which involves not only simple aesthetics, but also self-confidence. Her insights panned out. Today, her all-female fitness operation includes two studios where she and her team of sultry instructors help women unleash their inner Aphrodites. In a comfortable setting, women swivel into leaner bodies during pole-dancing and sensual-dance classes. When they're not teaching lap dance and aerobic strip-tease classes, teachers help students carve out fitter frames with Zumba and yogalates—a hybrid of yoga and Pilates—and host the original bachelorette and girl's night out parties that inspired the studio's beginning.
"When we teach—from babyhood—people to move well, they'll enjoy doing it, and they'll continue doing it." Such is the philosophy of Gymco president and co-founder Doreen Bolhuis, which she relayed to the New York Times in a 2010 video report. The importance of starting young kids on the road toward athleticism is something Bolhuis is passionate about, especially as a former elite-level gymnastics coach who's been teaching for more than 35 years. It's a concept she calls "physical literacy," and she's appeared on news outlets such as Today, CNN, and ABC News to discuss how young children's physical training and development is just as important as their mental growth. Along those lines, Bolhuis created the GymTrix line of DVDs to help parents develop babies' fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination.
And Bolhuis's enthusiasm for childhood fitness is apparent at Gymco, where her staff undergoes a four-step technical and philosophical certification protocol on sports development. She has transformed what began in 1980 as a few classes held in a barn behind a local retirement home into a 5-acre, 16,000-square-foot first location and a second, state-of-the-art facility on the north side of town.
When you walk into either site, you'll see kids scaling rock walls, doing back flips, and defying imaginary pirates as they walk the plank-like high beam, improving their physical skills in sports, gymnastics, and cheerleading classes. What aren't as obvious are the internal changes that begin to manifest, from improved self-confidence and perseverance to the gradual building of character. Fulfilling her start-them-early mission, Bolhuis also offers classes designed specifically for preschoolers and kindergartners.
Since 1976, the instructors at Dance Scene have been improving the dance-floor navigational skills of students ranging from beginners to seasoned pros—the latter being any professional dancers covered in black pepper and basil. In a private or group environment, teachers share the basic steps and advanced moves of ballroom and Latin styles. They also lead regular social dance parties that begin with a specialized lesson covering moves from styles such as the Argentine tango before diving into a free-form celebration of movement. In addition to their time spent at the studio, the Dance Scene team members can lend their services to offsite events.
Arthur Murray has been a leading name in franchise dance since 1912, when the entrepreneur began selling mail-order dance lessons. Expanding his reach, he enlisted teachers to spread his signature dance lessons on first-class steamships and skyrocketed to fame in the '30s after introducing the public to such dances as the Lambeth Walk and The Big Apple. By the 1950s, Arthur and his wife, Kathryn, were hosting their own highly popular TV show on ABC, The Arthur Murray Dance Party, which ran for 12 years. Today, Arthur Murray's team prepares students for rug cutting at special events and weekend nightclub jaunts. Throughout lessons, instructors teach the foundations of two to four dances from a long list of styles that range from Latin to country-western, helping students to learn basic step patterns, timing, and the ability to lead or follow.
High cholesterol and high blood pressure?the doctor who gave trainer Emeka Umeh this diagnosis unknowingly lit a fire beneath a patient already tired of his XXL-sized wardrobe. Emeka worked to overcome the unhealthy habits that had fallen into, completing hardcore workouts that eventually slimmed him down to a mere 10.3% body fat. With compassion for those in similar plights, Emeka now guides patrons of all fitness levels through intensive workouts designed to boost their metabolism and tone their musculature at Fit Body Boot Camp. Each session combines both cardio and strength training, drawing together innovative suspension training and battling ropes with primal strength-training techniques that hark back to when early humans first drove their Camaros out of the primordial soup. Over the course of camp, many patrons see slimmer physiques and beefed-up brawn emerge. In addition to leading boot campers, Emeka also offers personal-training services, conducts body assessments to chart his clients' progress, and outlines nutritional plans, pushing his patrons to live healthier lifestyles.
After Randy Woody lost his aunt and grandmother to diabetes and obesity, he became increasingly distressed about his own 320-pound frame. He began researching weight loss and strength training and set to work creating a healthier lifestyle for himself—all at the age of 13. Over the years he was able to whittle away 145 pounds, and eventually became a personal trainer, competitive bodybuilder, and member of the American College of Sports Medicine. He teamed up with Brenda Woody, a fitness trainer and motivational speaker, to start Michigan Women Boot Camp, a weight-loss program that has transformed the lives and bodies of more than 10,000 clients.
Six days a week, the indoor boot-camp sessions challenge students with a rotating lineup of light running, resistance training, obstacle courses, and core exercises. Like scaffolding that reads only transcendentalist literature, the environment is supportive, yet serious. The Woodys only expect campers to perform to their individual ability level, but they ask students to show up as often as five times a week to get real results. The approach must be working; the Woodys boast that approximately 85% of their members are repeat visitors.


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The problem with playing Katarina as a hybrid is that you aren't making the most out of her ultimate - which scales with damage or AP, not both. I'm still trying out the new Katarina - Deathfire's Grasp seems like a solid item in an AP Katarina build, and now DPS builds are more viable as well - I'd probably focus on pure damage instead of crits, attack speed or lifesteal, as BB and her ultimate don't carry any effects, and are timered making attack speed largely pointless. I'll update the guide this weekend.
Nice guide, however I suggest for either build to include a Deathfire Grip. Works equally well with AP and DPS in the games I've done. Adds 5% of enemies health to every of her ulti's attacks. Also, one BB in a teamfight does 25% of the other team's health. Shunpo with 10% of their health is an awesome finisher.
Didn't try an AP build yet but I can't say that I feel it on her. I usually go as boots / phage / phage / zeal -> trinity force / -> mallet / black cleaver / "da" bane . I get a nice hp bonus, a nice damage bonus, slow ( a lot of it ) , extra movement speed. You can actually harass/kill almost any hero during any part of the game. But ... I hate Teemo's dart ...
Too bad we can't get Deathfire anymore. Otherwise build is obviously Sorc Boots -> Rylai -> Deathfire -> Deathfire -> Deathfire -> Warmogs. Don't need Lich Bane because I'm pretty sure there's no need to attack after 3x Deathfire ultimate.
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Tried DPS build once but I've been playing her AP build the most and holy god is it amazing. I had a ridiculously long game and had several Z rings and about 700 AP. It was fun to watch a fully fed Cho'gath player melt when I hit my ulti.
I'm just wondering here... Since the two recent changes to the Kat ulti leave it at 40% dmg from AP, is it still worth going for the AP build even though it gets 65% from Attack Damage?


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int_T *ssGetInputPortDimensions(SimStruct *S, int_T port)
A pointer (int_T *) to an array of integers. The array contains elements with the value DYNAMICALLY_SIZED (-1) when the size of a dimension is unknown.
Use to obtain the dimensions of the signal accepted by the input port with index port, e.g., [4 2] for a 4-by-2 matrix array. The size of the dimensions array is equal to the number of signal dimensions accepted by the port, e.g., 1 for a vector signal or 2 for a matrix signal.
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11 and you shall rejoice before the LORD your God, you and your son and your daughter and your male and female servants and the Levite who is in your town, and the stranger and the orphan and the widow who are in your midst, in the place where the LORD your God chooses to establish His name. | 11 And rejoice before the LORD your God at the place he will choose as a dwelling for his Name--you, your sons and daughters, your menservants and maidservants, the Levites in your towns, and the aliens, the fatherless and the widows living among you. |
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I'm aware that black goes to brass and white goes to silver, but in most of the outlets in my house all the screws are brass.
In cases like these, shouldn't the white always be screwed into the receptacle on the side that is closest to the larger square prong-hole? That's how I've always seen it IIRC. Hover, on one of my boxes that wiring seems reversed. So I don't know if it was a mistake made when this house was built, or if I'm jumping to wrong conclusions here. I can't test much results with my tester, since it just tells me there is an open ground (old house, no ground wires). Which brings up another story, since the plug is a 3-pronged-outlet which should be illegal in this scenario, should I just go and replace it with a GFCI? I did hear that you can still use these in a box with no ground, and they are supposed to be quite safe even in that environment. |
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- Posted by ronnatalie (My Page) on Sun, Jun 12, 11 at 8:04
The larger, left handed (when looking at the face of the receptacle) slot is the grounded (neutral) conductor. You'll find some testers that look like a screwdriver with a neon bulb in the handle (because they are just a screwdriver with a neon bulb in the handle) that will identify the hot side. If there is no real ground, you are correct that a three prong receptacle is illegal. You can put in the GFCI (be sure to apply the little sticker that says "NO EQUIPMENT GROUND" to it). |
Hmm, this is getting more interesting now... I got out another tester, the one for checking which side is live by grounding one probe and using the other needle in one of the square slots. For the outlets in my house that DO come with grounding, they are not consistent on which side is HOT. Is it normal for a GFCI to be reversed from a standard outlet? |
- Posted by ronnatalie (My Page) on Sun, Jun 12, 11 at 16:40
I forgot when I posted that "left" is a relative term (there's really no top or bottom to a receptacle)...I was just looking at a picture when describing it. If there is a wider slot on one side, that one SHOULD be the grounded conductor. It is there so that devices that care can have a fatter blade on the grounded conductor side and can't be plugged into a unkeyed receptacle. A GFCI should always be the same as the others. Wider pin (and if you have the grounded pin on the bottom, that slot will be on the left is side) is the grounded (neutral) conductor. |
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