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Larry Fitzgerald was asked when he was planning to move out to the Valley and get settled in as the latest Cardinals' first-round draft pick.
With a straight face, the receiver — who will make between $10 million and $15 million in signing bonuses in a matter of months — said, "I just want to make the team first."
That isn't going to be an issue, even if Fitzgerald, sporting jersey No. 11, hadn't already shown flashes of his rare talents.
"I was impressed with him for the first day," quarterback Josh McCown said, marveling at one catch of an offtarget pass in particular.
The Cards' big three draft picks — second-round linebacker Karlos Dansby and defensive tackle Darnell Dockett, along with Fitzgerald — had mixed results for their first day in minicamp. Fitzgerald was solid, and Dockett showed the quickness off the line that made many think he was a steal of a choice.
Dansby did little after hurting his groin early in the morning practice.
All three could have the opportunity to start at some point as rookies. Fitzgerald's talents are well known, although he is running second team for now, behind starters Anquan Boldin and Bryant Johnson. Dansby could challenge Gerald Hayes or Levar Fisher at strongside linebacker, and Dockett should battle Kenny King and Wendell Bryant as the "under" tackle.
"I don't know if first-year players start," coach Dennis Green said. "I know some have done it, some that haven't. Guys have to find out where they can go."
The players sidestepped the issue Friday, trying to take in their first day in the NFL without getting complicated in its analysis.
"I'm trying not to think that far ahead," Dansby said. "I want to compete, and if I get the starting job, then I will be a starter. I will work to push the guy in front of me."
Said Fitzgerald, "I know I can play the game. I wouldn't be here if I couldn't. But I also understand these veterans out here, they've been here . . . (and) I just want to pay the proper respect to them."
Either way, the first-day picks should make some kind of impact, just as Green said he wanted before the draft.
"We will," Dockett said. "For now, we have to stay healthy and have everyone learn."
The defense will benefit from whatever Dansby and Dockett can provide, but it is Fitzgerald who will be the impetus for any large offensive leaps. Fitzgerald said he was comfortable in the offense, since he played under a similar system in college under coach Walt Harris, a former NFL offensive coordinator.
Green said he thought the Cardinals could develop the best receiving corps in the NFL, an immense expectation for a rookie (Fitzgerald) and two receivers with one year of experience (Boldin and Johnson).
And when Fitzgerald snagged pass after pass and Boldin chipped in with one of his jaw-dropping one-handed catches during drills, it didn't sound unrealistic.
"The big thing is to not have guys get too excited," Green said. "We want to make them realize you're not going to earn your starting (job) today in the first practice of the first minicamp."
EXTRA POINTS: The Cardinals were missing 10 players because of injury Friday, including linebacker Levar Fisher (knee), safety Dexter Jackson (back) and cornerback Renaldo Hill (wrist).
The Cardinals wore black and white "40" stickers on their helmets, in memory of Pat Tillman.
Receiver Kevin Kasper was running with Fitzgerald as a secondteam receiver, behind Johnson and Boldin. Nate Poole, who had been the No. 4 receiver, was sitting with a foot injury.


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BATON ROUGE, LA (NBC33) — A traffic stop turned into a high speed chase in Gonzales on February 12, 2012. The suspect managed to get away, but was caught three days later and was discovered with a large amount of drugs and over $134,000 in cash.
State Police Officers in Troop A attempted to pull over Ashley Smith, 34, of Gonzales for a routine traffic violation. Instead, Smith ran from the Trooper and a chase ensued. The chase ended on La 621 after Smith crashed the vehicle in a ditch, and managed to run from the scene on foot.
Troopers found Smith at his home three days later on Feb. 15, 2012. When the door to the home was opened, Troopers smelled a strong odor of marijuana coming from inside. That's when Narcotics Officers took over the case.
A search of the home yielded a bullet proof vest, 665 grams of Cocaine, 46 grams of Marijuana, two pints of Codeine, a currency counter, and $134,315 in cash.
Smith was arrested and booked into the Ascension Parish Prison on charges of Aggravated Flight from an Officer, Possession with Intent to Distribute Narcotic Drugs, Reckless Operation of a Vehicle, Following too Closely, Speeding, and several additional traffic charges stemming from the pursuit.

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Early morning departure from Cape Town over the Hottentots-Holland Mountains via Sir Lowry's Pass into a region of immense beauty. Stop at the Hamilton Russell Vineyards near Hermanus for a tour & tasting of the Hemel-en-Aarde Valley terroir driven wines. During whale season (June to December), also stop in Hermanus which boasts the best land based whale watching along its cliff path. Here you would have the option of embarking on an eco-marine (all year round) and whale watching (seasonal) boat trip (additional charge). After lunch (to own account), continue to Swellendam – the third oldest settlement in South Africa. Dinner is enjoyed at the hotel restaurant.
After breakfast, depart Swellendam and travel to the lagoon-side town of Knysna – gem of the Garden Route. Enjoy some time at leisure at the Knsysa Waterfront Complex before embarking on an excursion to the Featherbed Nature Reserve which is located on the western Knysna Head. The trip includes a ferry across the lagoon to the base of the western head, a drive to the top of the reserve and an optional 2.2 kilometre downhill nature trail walk. The tour ends with a delicious lunch served under the shade of the milkwood trees. On return to the mainland, continue your journey to Plettenberg Bay for the following two nights. Dinner is enjoyed at the lodge.
After breakfast, get up-close-and-personal with nature at the Elephant Sanctuary. The visit presents you with the opportunity to touch, feed and photograph these gentle giants. After lunch (to own account), travel to the Tsitsikamma National Park. Described as the 'garden of the Garden Route', the Tsitsikamma actually deserves a more vivid description to encapsulate the beauty of the place. Enjoy a walk along the suspension bridge across the Storms River mouth gorge which offers visitors incredible views and photo opportunities. Spend some time at leisure in the town of Plettenberg Bay – 'millionaires' playground' – before returning to the lodge for dinner and overnight.
Morning departure from Plettenberg Bay. The tour winds its way through George and via the Outeniqua Pass to Oudtshoorn. Visit an ostrich show farm for a guided tour and lunch. Continue to the Cango Caves – one of the natural wonders of the world and which has become a major draw-card to the Karoo area. Following this visit of discovery, check into your overnight accommodation. Dinner at the hotel.
Depart Oudtshoorn this morning and travel along the famous Route 62 to Cape Town. The ever changing colours of the majestic mountains, scenic passes, rivers, vineyards and orchards offer you an unforgettable kaleidoscope of scenic tranquility. Stop at the Country Pumpkin Restaurant near Barrydale for lunch (to own account). After lunch, enjoy a slow drive to Cape Town.
Your tour will take in the Houses of Parliament, the Castle (built between 1666 and 1679, this is South Africa's oldest building), the lively Greenmarket Square , the Company Gardens and of course Table Mountain, which will give you spectacular views over the city and the Peninsula. (the cable car fee is not included). As you come back down from the mountain, make a stop at Bo-Kaap, home to the Cape Malay community, with its cobbled streets and brightly coloured houses. from here you have the choice of being dropped off at the Waterfront to experience this vibrant location at your own pace, with its many shops, restaurants and pubs - or at your hotel to end the tour.
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Inventories came to 27.7 million metric tons, compared with 32.5 million tons at the start of August 2011, Rosstat, as the service is known, said today in an e-mailed statement. Producers held 15.7 million tons of grain as of Aug. 1 of this year, and procurement and milling companies had 12 million tons, it said.
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10 Aussi son peuple en revient à ceci, quand on leur fait boire les eaux amères en abondance, | 10 Therefore their people turn to them and drink up waters in abundance. |
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A car accident, a sports injury, and lifting a heavy object are obvious causes of back pain. But lifestyle factors can cause back pain, too. Being overweight — especially having excess abdominal fat — strains the lower back. Lack of exercise, poor posture, and sitting too much can also weaken and stress back muscles.
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Acute back pain will usually go away on its own within 1 to 6 weeks. Although it might be difficult, it's better to move about than stay in bed, as long as you take it easy. Taking an over-the-counter pain reliever and applying ice or hot packs can ease pain and stiffness. These measures can also help chronic back pain (pain that lasts longer than 3 months). Surgery is seldom needed for chronic back problems. Some people find relief with massage or chiropractic treatment. Check with your health plan to see if these services are covered.
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Aug. 22, 2011—North Central College in Naperville and Hooke College of Applied Sciences in Westmont are partnering to offer the nation's first four-year degree in chemical microscopy.
Aug. 18, 2011—Forbes magazine rates North Central College among "America's Top Colleges."
"Our annual list of America's best undergraduate institutions focuses on educational outcomes, not reputations," Forbes writer Michael Noer says in the piece. "Our annual ranking of the 650 best undergraduate institutions focuses on the things that matter the most to students: quality of teaching, great career prospects, graduation rates and low levels of debt."
Families are sure to enjoy North Central College's presentation of "Skippyjon Jones," a musical theatre production based on the award-winning children's book by Judy Schachner.
Aug. 18, 2011—Seven North Central College student broadcasters have been nominated for 2011 Student Silver Dome Awards in three categories.
The Student Silver Dome Awards are presented each fall by the Illinois Broadcasters Association to the top college and university radio and TV programs in the state.
Acclaimed North Central College jazz faculty member Janice Borla performs an evening of classic and contemporary jazz Sept. 23 in the College's intimate Madden Theatre.
Aug. 19, 2011—The Princeton Review has named North Central College among "The Best Midwestern Colleges."
The recognition is included in The Princeton Review's 2012 edition of "The Best 376 Colleges." Only about 15 percent of America's 2,500 four-year colleges are profiled in the book, which also includes ranking lists of the top 20 schools in 62 categories based on the Princeton Review's surveys of students attending the colleges.
July 25, 2011—North Central College is one of the best colleges in the nation to work for, according to a new survey by The Chronicle of Higher Education.
The results, released today in The Chronicle's fourth annual report on The Academic Workplace, are based on a survey of nearly 44,000 employees at 310 colleges and universities.
North Central College is offering the opportunity to learn about the College's extensive archives. A course about the College's archives is among the offerings this fall through North Central's Community Education program.
"With the college celebrating its Sesquicentennial this fall, our on-campus archivist will be running a course on the history of the College and showing many of the artifacts that have been maintained throughout the years," said Deanna Taylor, the College's community education program director.
June 24, 2011—North Central College recently named three new faculty recipients of endowed chairs. They are
• Diane Anstine, Mary Schneller Rosar Professor of Economics• Perry Hamalis, Cecelia Schneller Mueller Professor of Religion • Brian Hanlon, Coleman Foundation Professor of Entrepreneurship
June 23, 2011—Colleges and universities can do a better job encouraging undergraduates to explore spirituality, preeminent higher education researchers Alexander and Helen Astin said during the keynote address for The New American Colleges and Universities' 2011 Summer Institute at North Central College.


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18 Zechariah said to the angel, "How shall I know if this is so? I am an old man, and my wife is old also." | 18 Zechariah asked the angel, "How can I be sure of this? I am an old man and my wife is well along in years." |
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Aussie ITF circuit 2012/2013
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Re: Aussie ITF circuit 2012/2013
Not sure about Dunser, might be concentrating on school.
Tipungwuti still plays around the place in AMTs, not really good enough anyway.
Nancarrow, still training in Spain.
Polak, not sure...didn't really progress as much as her counterparts.
Wejnert, Rich...gave up. Rich probs injuries, Wejnert 'cause she couldn't be bothered
Hoppers, Jade is apparently studying law in Queensland...maybe when she is done she'll give it another go. Skye is in Turkey at her dads academy, without Jade's talent.
Vriens is playing college tennis in Florida. I wish more of our lower ranked girls would take this route and then come back Bobusic/Bengson style
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Also if you look down at the bottom left hand corner here, you see that our EBITDA, our lease coverage ratios. These are organic growths rates from our existing properties in our portfolio. You see in 2006, our EBITDA, our lease coverage ratio was approximately 3.5 times. Today, on a portfolio-wide basis, that EBITDA or lease coverage ratio is over 5.5 times. I'll show you what it is broken out on an each segment there in just a few moments.
Last week in our earnings call we gave updated guidance. Our updated guidance for the first time we actually gave guidance for calendar year 2012. We also gave a run rate for 12/31/2012. In that run rate, we assume that we made an additional $300 million in acquisitions. We have about $100 million of debt that we could see that's very imminent, that we expect to close very shortly within this quarter.
With the other $200 million, we're excited to close by the fourth quarter. Now with that we were projecting that we will have a $1.6 FFO per share. And with our dividend rate of $0.80 per share, that puts us below an 80% pay out ratio. And that's very important because those of you that follow us know that that's been one of our goals. We've had some strategic opportunities here that we've taken advantage of. We've raised some equity to take advantage of those acquisitions. And so we've had some dilutions, so we've been above the 80% threshold. With the 80% threshold, that's where we want to be before we start raising the dividend, we expect to be there again by the end of the year.
Now even if we don't do the $200 million in acquisitions that we've scheduled for the fourth quarter, we're still going to be above $1 per share in FFO, given it's still greater than an 80% - less than an pay out ratio.
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This article is very interesting. This article has gave me a brief insight on how exciting it is to be a agricultural farmer. These prices are also very reasonable when you look at the quality of the plants. Riverdale high school has really stepped their farming movement up. Congradulations Riverdale! Keep up the good work!


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Title: Director of resiliency solutions
Age: 42
Risk management veteran Ryan Falcone is helping companies secure their technology and operating facilities after his promotion to director of resiliency solutions at Minneapolis-based N'compass Solutions.
Falcone's promotion comes as the information technology strategy firm launches a resiliency solutions practice to work with both public and private organizations to identify risks and build strategies to address disaster recovery and compliance concerns — known in the trade as "resiliency.''
Falcone, a senior strategic consultant at N'compass since 2010, has more than a decade of experience in business continuity and disaster recovery (BC/DR). One focus of the firm is helping companies realize strategic value from their business continuity and disaster recovery efforts, rather than simply meet regulatory or customer requirements.
"Instead of turning it into compliance hoops that people have to jump through … we believe it's good business practice to do things the right way and not just to create busy work," he said.
Falcone said he found enterprise risk management intriguing because the field was relatively undefined when he entered it. But after the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, disaster recovery came to be mandated or expected in financial services, health care and other critical industries.
Falcone has an MBA from Le Moyne College and master's degrees from the Rochester Institute of Technology and Case Western Reserve University.
N'compass clients range from midsize to Fortune 500 companies and include large nonprofits, government agencies and educational institutions.
Q: How should companies think about business continuity and disaster recovery?
A: Many companies approach [them] as an unnecessary insurance policy that they hope to never use, and invest minimally. Through the application of new approaches and cutting-edge analytics, we're working hard to change that perception.
Q: How can your resiliency practice help companies prepare?
A: Our goal is to help our clients build a risk intelligence platform that provides senior leadership with the information they need to make better, more confident decisions.
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Something special happened in Connecticut during the early 20th century: artists began flocking to Miss Florence?s boardinghouse, creating a home for American impressionism in the village of Old Lyme. Today, visitors to the Florence Griswold Museum can explore the same house and grounds, learning about Connecticut's crucial role in American art while dreaming up masterpieces of their own.
The Connecticut River spans 410 miles from the border of Canada to Long Island Sound. Inside the Connecticut River Museum, visitors can span that space through exhibits that tell the stories of the river and the people who have lived along it. Aerial photographs and a large mural depict the evolution of the river communities through time, and the On the Great River exhibit showcases the early history of the river through artifacts and works of art. A reproduction of David Bushnell?s Turtle allows visitors to get up close to the submarine, turn the propeller, and pump the ballast intake. A huge mural, cannonballs, and ship fragments recall the night in April 1814 when British forces traveled upriver and burned the privateer fleet in Essex. The river played a key role in the development of towns and cities in New England, providing everything as transportation routes to waterpower.
Along with long term and special exhibits, the museum offers educational programs for adults and children as well as seasonal boat cruises up the River. Cruises travel along the lower river valley, labeled one of America?s last great places by the Nature Conservancy.
Shoreline Fitness's certified trainers hold tight to their philosophy of leading a life in balance. They lead patrons toward this goal by targeting their core tenets of health and fitness—stability, movement, strength, and nourishment. Both of Shoreline Fitness's clubs welcome guests to their more than 15,000-square-foot training studios, which are packed with cardio machines and strength-training equipment to assist them on their journeys to overall fitness.
Throughout the week, instructors lead more than 150 fitness classes on the hardwood floors of their numerous training studios, and NASM-certified personal trainers meet with clients individually, drafting custom workout sessions to suit their specific fitness goals. As their parents burn calories, youngsters can burn excess energy in the onsite Kids Club. In the clean, secure playroom, a childcare staff leads wee ones in hands-on activities and enlightening discourse on the fleeting impermanence of reality.
Stay and Play was designed specifically so that kids could use their outdoor voices indoors. The indoor playground encourages hoots and hollers with twisting slides, climbing walls, and a rope bridge?all built with kids 6 and under in mind. There's even an area just for babies, with soft play surfaces they can pound to let out their frustrations at not being able to talk. Meanwhile, kids 7?12 escape to the game room, where they engage in games of foosball and air hockey. Parents can keep a watchful eye on their brood from any of the cozy couches scattered throughout the open-plan facility. The snack bar's menu has options for all ages, from healthy snacks for kids to fair-trade coffee for grownups.
The US Coast Guard–licensed captains with Peconic Water Sports tow customers through the water using all of the 400 horses inside their Malibu Wakeboats' Indmar engines. Before launching from the dock in Greenport Harbor, they wield their coaching experience to train each participant in the techniques necessary to ride their selection of Liquid Force wakeboards, Connelly Marine water skis, tubes, and kneeboards. These captain-coach hybrids emphasize safety as much as technique, and each is annually certified in CPR and First Aid. Captains also conduct seasonal fishing charters through the bay or open sea, as well as sightseeing cruises along Eastern Long Island.


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In the Marvel universe, Asgard is the dimension that is inhabited by the Asgardians or Norse gods. It is the highest of the nine worlds that make up Norse cosmology. Asgard refers to both the dimensions, kingdom, and city of the Norse gods.
3. Mount Olympus
After having overthrown his father, Kronos, Zeus divided the universe, their father's kingdom, in parts he shared between himself and his brothers. Neptune gained the sea, Pluto the underworld and Zeus the heavens. He founded his proper kingdom, on the top of the Mount Olympus, were he lived with his sisters, brothers and children. The most famous and important Olympian Gods inhabiting Olympus are twelve, but other minor deities and gods were also welcome to live there.
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The paradise-like planet, home to the good Gods of the Fourth world
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A place that exists outside of time and space. Created around 5,000 years ago from two rocks. One from Heaven, the other from Hell. Home of the wizard Shazam, The Rock of Eternity was recently destroyed by the Spectre, but has since been reconstituted.
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Homeworld of the Transformers, a race of sentient robots whose civil war has ravaged the planet for over 4 million years.
9. Oa
Oa is one of the oldest planet in the DC comics universe. It is home to the Guardians of the Universe and Headquarters to Green Lantern Corps. It is the center of the universe according to the Guardians.
10. Utopia
Asteroid M was Magneto's lair in orbit over the Earth. Destroyed, rebuilt & replaced various times; Asteroid M was destroyed in the sun & eventually fell to Earth after a conflict with the X-Men.
11. Krypton
Krypton is an alien planet in the DC universe. Most of its inhabitants died when it exploded. The most famous survivor is Superman.
12. Counter-Earth
There has been several Counter-Earths in Marvel.
The first Counter-Earth was created by the High Evolutionary, the second by the Goddess and the third by Franklin Richards.
High Evolutionary
The first Counter Earth was created by the High Evolutionary with the Infinity Gems and his genetic know-how to be the perfect version of Earth, a paradise. It was taken by the Beyonders.
13. Hal Jordan's Asteroid
Hal Jordan's home and base of operations during his year long exile from Earth. Jordan's asteroid was located on the border of Space Sectors 2813 and 2814.
14. Justice League Watchtower
The headquarters of the Justice League of America.
15. Hall of Justice
The newest "front" for the Justice League of America, the Hall of Justice serves as an embassy and museum to the world at large, but contains secret teleporters to the new JLA satellite.
The Rogue's Morgue
As well as being the Earth-based headquarters of the Justice League, the Hall of Justice also holds the bodies of some of the most powerful villians they have ever faced. Entombed three stories below are the following:
Alexander Luthor
Baron Blitzkrieg
Black Bison
Black Mass
Bug-Eyed Bandit
The Cavalier
Doctor Light
Doctor Polaris
The Enforcer
The Fiddler
The Gambler
The Icicle
Killer Frost I
Madame Rouge
Major Force
The Thinker
The Weasel
16. Themyscira
Home to the Amazons, a race of warrior women created by the Olympian gods. Wonder Woman is the most well known citizen of Themyscira.
17. Wakanda
Wakanda an African nation in the Marvel universe ruled by the Black Panther. It is technologically superior to most developed nations rich in natural resources, particularly the rare metal vibranium.
18. Atlantis
Atlantis was a myth described by Plato as an advanced society that sank into the sea. Many comics use it as a source of technology, magic or advanced beings, either in the ancient past or undersea.
19. Attilan
Attilan is the city of the Inhumans and is currently located on the Capital World of the Kree Empire, Hala.
20. Latveria
In the Marvel universe, Latveria is the eastern European country ruled by Dr. Doom. It's capital city is Doomstadt.
21. Fortress of Solitude
The first Fortress of Solitude belonged to Doc Savage, the original for Superman. The second and most famous Fortress is Superman's headquarters created by the Eradicator. It contains various Kryptonian artifacts as well as a way of communicating with Jor-El.
22. Batcave
The Batcave is the headquarters for Batman. True to its name, it is a cave underneath his mansion.
23. Avengers Tower
Owned by billionaire industrialist Tony Stark, AKA Iron Man, it was formally called Stark Tower but is now known as Avengers Tower. It is the current headquarters and main base of operations for "Earth's Mightiest Heroes".
24. Four Freedoms Plaza
The old HQ of the Fantastic Four on 42nd and Madison Avenue in New York City.
This had been the homebase of the Fantastic Four for quite some time, until the team returned to their original headquarters at the Baxter Building.
25. Jean Grey School for Higher Learning
Located at 1407 Graymalkin Lane in Salem Center, New York, the Xavier Mansion has been home to the X-Men since their inception, and has always been a school and safe haven for any mutants in need.
26. Wayne Manor
The home of Bruce Wayne, Tim Drake and Alfred Pennyworth. In the cave system below Wayne Manor lies the Batcave. Wayne Manor was destroyed during the events of Cataclysm but was later rebuilt.
27. Castle Doom
The home and headquarters of Doctor Doom. Overlooking Doomstadt (formerly Hassenstadt), Latveria, it's a 110 room castle built in the 16th century by a Latverian noble, Count Sabbat.
28. Genosha
Genosha is an island nation off the coast of Africa in the Marvel Universe. Once known for the enslavement of mutants, Genosha was ruled by Magneto before being destroyed by Cassandra Nova.
29. Gotham City
Gotham City is under the protection of Batman and his protegees from the criminally insane supervillains, gangs, and mobs that litter it's streets.
30. Metropolis
Metropolis is much more than a bustling urban center. Like many east coast American cities, Metropolis is a melting pot of peoples and cultures. It is sometimes called the City of Tomorrow.
31. Star City
The home of the Green Arrow. Star City is a metropolis in the state of California, It is located between Coast City and Gateway City, counts 5 million inhabitants.
32. Gorilla City
Hidden city deep in the Congo Basin of Africa and home to a enhanced tribe of Gorillas, among them, Grodd, Solovar, Nnamdi, and Montague. Once ordinary gorillas, were transformed by the rays from a crashed alien space craft. The gorillas developed advanced technology and cloaked their city.
33. Savage Land
The Savage Land is a tropical prehistoric land hidden in Antartica. It was created during the triassic by the alien Nuwali for another alien race, The Beyonders, for observation and research purposes.
34. Phantom Zone
Jor-El (Superman's Kryptonian father) discovered this dimension absent of time and space. He believed the dimension to be an ideal prison and alternative to death for the criminals of Krypton.
35. Limbo (hell)
Limbo is a magical dimension of demons that's most commonly thought of rulers include Belasco, her daughter Witchfire and both Magiks.
36. Astral Plane
The Astral Plane is the plane of minds. To access the astral plane, you must be telepathic or have some other source of power, such as magic.
Marvel Universe
37. Hell
The place where all evil people go after they die. Filled with lakes of fire, brimstone, heavy metal music, long lines, and people who drive too slow in the fast lane. Not a fun place.


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I received in a plant basket two begonias. I planted them last May and they are still blooming and never really stopped. Are there begonias called every blooming and does anyone know where you can buy them? Thanks, Nancy |
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Semperflorens (aka ever blooming) are also known as wax begonias. They do seem to bloom all the time if they have lots of light, water when needed, and occasional fertilizing. You should be able to buy them at your local nursery when in season. You can order seed on eBay or other online stores. |
- Posted by purpleinopp 8b AL (My Page) on Tue, Sep 18, 12 at 16:29
There are also cane Begonias that are almost always blooming. One Begonia (called 'Castaway') that I bought in spring of '11 is now the star of about 6 pots, has started invading other pots, and I've given pieces to about 5 people. I don't have that much luck (or speed) with the wax ones. If you are able to show a pic, folks should be able to tell you which kind yours are, and how to multiply your plants, although an exact name may be elusive. There are a LOT of Begonias. |
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President Barack Obama has issued a statement regarding the passing of Michael Brown, the unarmed young man who was killed by a Ferguson police officer Saturday afternoon.
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ManageEngine Introduces JBoss Troubleshooting Upgrades To Its Applications Manager
Company Upgrades Applications Manager's JBoss Application Server Monitoring with More Performance Metrics, Simplified UI
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June 16, 2013 2:05 by anila
Dubai, UAE — June 16, 2013 — ManageEngine, the real-time IT management company, today launched key JBoss monitoring and user interface upgrades to its application performance monitoring solution, Applications Manager. The move accelerates troubleshooting of the JBoss Application Server and JBoss Enterprise Application Platform by providing Applications Manager users with unmatched, real-time visibility and insight into the performance of JBoss servers and the Java EE applications that run on them.
JBoss continues to enjoy a dominant position in the application server market. Meanwhile, application trends driven by mobile and cloud technologies continue to position the application server — and by extension, JBoss — at the center of most companies' IT infrastructure. With a growing number of business-critical applications running on JBoss, IT teams need comprehensive, consolidated performance monitoring views of the JBoss servers to maximize service, minimize downtime and rapidly troubleshoot any issues.
"We enhanced Applications Manager's JBoss performance monitoring to help IT operations teams ensure their critical apps perform optimally at all times, all the while maintaining a low overhead on the JBoss server," said Sridhar Iyengar, vice president, product management at ManageEngine. "But we didn't want to simply overwhelm IT teams with more data, so we also streamlined the user interface to accelerate performance tuning and troubleshooting."
JBoss Performance Monitoring with Applications Manager
Applications Manager now monitors a new set of JBoss key performance indicators, which were previously not exposed for monitoring by JBoss. The new monitored KPIs include metrics pertaining to memory usage, class loading, thread usage, transactions, JDBC data sources, persistence, as well as details about EJBs, servlets and JMS.
Similarly, Applications Manager now monitors JBoss transaction details with metrics such as transactions committed, aborted, timeout, nested, heuristics, inflight and more. Users will be notified if there are threshold violations for any of these metrics. Together, the new KPI and transaction information help IT teams quickly get to the root cause of performance problems, accelerating their overall troubleshooting efforts.
Applications Manager supports both agentless and agent-based monitoring for JBoss. IT teams can choose the methodology that best suits their requirements, using agent-based monitoring to collect more data or agentless monitoring to reduce overhead.
The JBoss monitor in Applications Manager has been simplified as part of an overall upgrade to the web client user interface. Now, the JBoss interface uses a multi-tabbed approach to display performance stats. Each tab shows performance metrics for a specific component, so users can see a lot of charts and stats without doing a lot of vertical scrolling.
Among its many benefits, JBoss monitoring helps IT personnel:
- Quickly identify problematic code and troubleshoot memory leaks in Java runtime before they impact customers.
- Track and optimize the user experience of business-critical applications deployed on JBoss by accurately gauging database performance, tracing transaction flow and viewing method-level metrics to quickly identify a performance bottleneck.
- Fine tune the JDBC connection pool settings to avoid timeouts, reduce overhead to transaction processing and maximize throughput on hardware.
- Reduce manual work for IT operations personnel by automating repetitive tasks such as automatically restarting the JBoss server when the memory usage exceeds threshold.
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The new JBoss monitoring features are available immediately and included in the price of Applications Manager. Prices for the Applications Manager Professional Edition start at $795 for up to 25 servers or applications. A free, fully functional, 30-day trial version is available at http://ow.ly/7evOs.
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Vanderbilt coach Kevin Stallings knows Kentucky lost center Nerlens Noel to a season-ending knee injury last week and lost by 30 points at Tennessee Saturday without him. Still, Stallings expects UK will be "raring" to go against his team Wednesday in Rupp Arena.
"We're coming off a pretty good performance against a good Texas A&M team on Saturday and it's a game I thought our team played pretty well in. We were happy to win that and now we know we've got a big challenge in front of us," said Stallings Monday. "Had a great game against Kentucky the first time around and would anticipate that's what we'll have again. But anyway, I know they're coming off of a disappointing game but I'm sure they'll be raring to go on Wednesday night. So we look forward to the challenge of going up there and playing and hopefully we can go and play well."
Stallings said he wasn't sure what he could learn about UK without Noel from what happened at Tennessee.
"Tennessee would have beaten probably anyone in the country the way they played on Saturday. So I don't know how much you can really look into that," Stallings said. "They still have really good players, still have a bunch of guys that are projected to be very high draft choices. So they lost a key guy for sure, but they're still very, very talented and very, very good. I'm sure that was a case of bad timing on Saturday and I'm sure they'll be a lot better by Wednesday."
Kentucky coach John Calipari hopes so, especially since UK also has to host Missouri Saturday night.
"Two good teams. Vandy beats Texas A&M. They played Tennessee to two great games," Calipari said. "Kev (Stallings) is doing a great job with his team, putting them in positions to have a chance to win every game they play. You look at Missouri's guard play, which means they have a chance any game they are in. They've got big people inside that can do damage, so they're a top-20 team. Two teams that are going to be rough games for us right now."
Calipari indicated on the Southeastern Conference coaches' teleconference that he learned Saturday what other defensive changes he must make without Noel, the nation's leading shot blocker. With no Noel, Tennessee players got inside and scored time after time.
"Well, I'm not going to tell you everything we're trying to do because what I'm trying to do is give this team the best opportunity to win games, to put themselves in a position when the game is winding down, we have our chances," Calipari said. "And it's on both offense and defense. Aside from X, Y, Z, that's what we have to do and that's what we're trying to figure out. And it's obvious without Nerlens we are a little different. It doesn't mean we're 40 points different (like they were after beating Tennessee b 10 points earlier this season), but we're a little different, and we're going to have play stronger. We're going to have to cover for each other a little more because you can't just let people shoot layups, which is what happened last game."
Kentucky also had no inside offensive presence without Noel, who was averaging 10 points per game.
"I don't think they ran a lot of plays for him to begin with and they didn't run a lot of plays for Anthony Davis and Anthony Davis still scored a lot of points against you," Stallings said. "But again, they still have really good players and guys that can shoot and guys that can post and guys that can drive and they're good in transition. It's still a very potent offensive team even without Noel and he certainly is an outstanding player."
Calipari wouldn't indicate whether Jarrod Polson, who had 11 points and six rebounds, would start at point guard again after making his first start. Ryan Harrow lost his spot to Polson and did not have a point, rebound or assist at Tennessee in 20 minutes. "We got two practices here. We'll evaluate that and see what we do," Calipari said.
Stallings hopes his team is better than the one UK beat in January.
"There are times when we're scoring the ball a little bit better. Maybe our offensive play has gotten somewhat better. I wouldn't call us an offensive juggernaut yet, but at times we're a little bit better offensively than maybe we were a month or two ago," Stallings said. "I still think that the thing that's been consistent about us that's given us a chance to win has been our defense.


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Summer, bunched carrots are my favourites – sweet and delicate, great for simply munching raw or grated into salads. The first of these to appear in spring come from Spain and have a particularly good flavour.
To cook summer carrots: There's absolutely no need to peel here – just rinse them under a cold-running tap and cut off the stalks only, just a fraction above the end. This leaves the inside of the carrot intact and, I feel, preserves the flavour. Place them in a steamer, sprinkle with a little salt and steam for about 7 minutes, or until tender when pierced with a skewer but still retaining some firmness and bite. Serve plain, or I like them tossed in butter mixed with some chopped fresh tarragon leaves.
To cook winter carrots: These are available from storage all year round. My favourite way to cook them plainly is to scrape off the skins and cut them into 2 inch (5 cm) chunks, then place them in a saucepan with salt and enough boiling water to barely cover them. Give them about 20 minutes, or until tender but with a little firm bite in the centre, then drain and place them in a food processor and, using the pulse movement, 'chop' the carrots quite small, but don't overdo it or you'll have a purée.
Quickly return them to the saucepan using a spatula to scrape them back in quickly, add a knob of butter and some freshly milled black pepper, then place them over a gentle heat and stir them around for a couple of minutes to get the heat back in.
1 lb (450 g) of carrots will serve 4.
Quick-Braised Celery
Celery has such a lot going for it as a raw ingredient in salads, and because of that we rather forget how good it is cooked and served as a vegetable. This method is delightfully quick and easy, and tastes just wonderful.
Carrot and Tarragon Soup
This is a delicious, summery soup, but it can be made in the winter with two finely chopped leeks instead of the lettuce leaves. Don't be tempted to use stock, as this detracts from the fresh flavour of the carrots.
Mashed Black-eyed Beancakes with Ginger Onion Marmalade
Black-eyed beans are the lovely nutty beans that are popular in recipes from the deep south of America and, with the addition of other vegetables, they make very good beancakes.
Quick Vegetable Stock
Fresh stocks are now available in tubs from supermarkets, but if you need a large quantity these can be expensive. Powdered, gluten-free vegetable stock, made by Marigold, is widely available – an excellent storecupboard standby.
Roasted Roots with Herbs
Since oven-roasted vegetables in the 'Summer Collection' were so very popular, I simply had to do a winter version. Here is it and once again it is a winner for entertaining, not least because all the vegetables can be cooked together.


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Pittsford, N.Y. - Typically, this time of year, Powers Farm along Golf Avenue in Pittsford would be blanketed with pumpkin and corn.
Instead, most of the ten acres of land will be used as a parking lot for the LPGA.
The large field is expected to hold at least 800 cars.
It's a change from the LPGA of years past that were hosted at Locust Hill Country Club where there was more on-site parking.
This year, however, the tournament will be held at Monroe Golf Club in Pittsford.
"We probably lost 150 to 200 on site spaces," LPGA Director of Operations Jim Garvey said.
Garvey said a lot more groups will have to park at other locations and take a shuttle to the golf club.
Powers Farm is one of them who partnered with the LPGA.
"We decided this would be a great spot because it's so well drained, it's got easy access to the road and it's a quarter mile from the main gate," Co-Owner of Powers Farm Market Ned Powers said.
The tournament is renting over 400 spaces for its staff and Powers Farm will sell spots starting at $5.
They've been prepping since January.
Mowing constantly to maintain the grounds, hiring extra staff and working an extra 15 to 20 hours a week, on top of the already 70 hours they work.
"We've been making signs and roping off different areas trying to figure out the best configuration to park cars, just a lot of details in addition to other farm work we have to do," Ned Powers said.
"I think it's kind of exciting. My wife just said for maybe the fifth time this week, 'I can hardly wait until it's over,'" Co-Owner of Powers Farm Market Roger Powers said.
The Powers say the hard work is worth it, even if their field takes a little beating.
They say they're happy to be a part of the final LPGA.
"We're right there and we've kind of found ourselves in the middle of it and we're going to try to make the best of an opportunity," Ned Powers said.
The Powers will also offer parking for a fee at their farm market on Marsh Road in Pittsford.
Spectators will be able to park at MCC and access a free shuttle bus that will drop you off at the front gates of the country club.
Homes along Golf Avenue will also offer parking on lawns for a fee.
This year, public drop offs along Golf Avenue or in front of the golf club will not be allowed.
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Here are some more pics from ym visit in the Railroad Museum Bochum-Dahlhausen. The indoor pics are done with the 50mm f 1/1.2 or the 24mm f 1/3.5. When the indoorpics arent flashlighted they are mostly done with open aperture.
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Dec. 27 (Bloomberg) -- Mexico's peso fell to the lowest in four weeks as concern about Europe's sovereign debt crisis reduced demand for higher-yielding assets from the Latin American nation.
The peso dropped 1 percent to 14.0101 per U.S. dollar at close in Mexico City, from 13.8632 yesterday. The currency earlier touched 14.0424, the weakest level since Nov. 28, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.
Concern about Europe's debt crisis has fueled a 12 percent tumble in the peso this year, worst performance among Latin America's major currencies. Italy will sell 9 billion euros ($11.8 billion) of 179-day bills and as much as 2.5 billion euros of zero-coupon 2013 bonds tomorrow. The peso extended losses as institutional investors bought dollars, overwhelming supply amid light trading before the year-end holidays, according to Ramon Cordova, a currency trader at Base Internacional Casa de Bolsa in Monterrey, Mexico.
The peso's decline "has a bit to do with waiting to see what happens with the auctions in Italy," Alejandro Padilla, a strategist at Grupo Financiero Banorte-Ixe, said by phone from Mexico City. "The market isn't that convinced that all the fiscal adjustment measures that were approved last week are going to help investors maintain exposure to Europe."
Italian Prime Minister Mario Monti secured final passage for austerity and growth measures last week.
The yield on Mexico's benchmark peso-denominated bond due in 2024 rose 13 basis points, or 0.13 percentage point, to 6.62 percent, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. The price of the security fell 1.35 centavo to 129.30 centavos per peso.
Mexico sold all of the 6.5 billion pesos of 28-day Cetes it offered at auction today, the central bank said on its website. The government also sold all of the 7.5 billion pesos of 91-day bills and all of the 8 billion pesos of 182-day Cetes that were auctioned, the bank said.
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We Wish to Inform You That Tomorrow We Will be Killed With Our Families by Philip Gourevitch
This was the saddest and most difficult book to read. It explores the turmoil and swirling forces around the summer of 1994 in Rwanda. This was a time when the Republic of Rwanda's government adopted a new policy in which everyone in the country's Hutu majority group was called upon to murder everyone in the Tutsi's minority.
Philip tells us about the years before and after the genocide and reminds us that Rwandan history is dangerous. With a record of successive struggles for power which consists in the ability to make others inhabit your story of their reality-"even, as is so often the case, when that story is written in their blood." –p. 48.
His title is based upon an excerpt from a letter written by pastors in one Tutsi community to their church president, a Hutu. He says that he writes about how people imagine themselves and one another. The book was published in 1998 and had 7 printings by 1999. I am so amazed that he was able to observe and obtain his facts and figures without being endangered. He conducted conversations and interviews among key leaders and those attempting to heal from various sections of the country.
I found myself wanting to highlight so many pages to share the things I've learned. For instance, there was no US-Bill Clinton-Madeleine Albright-United Nations-NATO intervention in the genocide of these African people. And-Clinton's ambassador to the UN, Madeleine Albright opposed leaving even the skeleton crew of two hundred seventy (UN Troops) in Rwanda.
On pages 5 and 6 he mentions an article about Dian Fossey's death in Rwanda with murky proceedings even though the case is closed. And he mentions the prophesy of a Catholic Visionary named Little Peoples, who was in communication with the Blessed Virgin Mary-who relayed messages announcing WOE FOR RWANDA.
Rwanda was the most Christianized country in Africa with 65% Catholics and 15% Protestants. A year after the genocide, The Rwandese Patriotic Army had been deployed to close a camp for "internally displaced persons" at Kibeho, the hill famous for apparitions of the Virgin Mary. Kibeho is merely one of dozens of camps for those displaced. More than 80,000 Hutus who had fled their homes after the genocide were living at the Kibeho camp, which the French had set up during Operation Turquoise. The RPA operation to close the camp had gone awry, and at least two thousand Hutus were reported killed. Once again, a UN battalion had been on hand and had done nothing. (This is a direct quote from Philip).
"The Story of Rwanda had been bothering my mind, and I wanted to explore how the killings at the Kibeho camp related and compared to the genocide that preceded them."-writes Philip.
On p. 188 it seems that relief agencies agreed in principle but not about how the displaced people should depart the camps! And by early 1995, a quarter of a million IDP's (internally displaced persons) remained in the camps, of which Kibeho was the largest and home to the largest collection of hard-core Genocidaires.
This book sparks a lot to bother my mind as well. I would love to learn the role of the UN. I only know that when I was much younger in 1990- I was impressed walking through the UN building in NYC for what may have been a brief hour or two. If I were to visit again, I am certain that I would make a day of it!
The author first began his journey to Rwanda in May of 1995. His total stay was 9 months in the course of 6 trips. Pages 186-208 particularly stirred me and I feel compelled to continue studying what happened not too long ago.
Abraham Lincoln said that "We cannot escape history. We…will be remembered in spite of ourselves."
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Operation MySpace TV Special to Air April 12
This Saturday (April 12), MySpace will air a special one-hour program on FX documenting Operation MySpace, the March 10 concert for over 7,000 U.S. troops based in Kuwait, which was hosted by comedian Carlos Mencia and featured performances from Filter, Disturbed, Pussycat Dolls, Jessica Simpson, and DJ Z-Trip. The special, MySpace's first-ever entertainment TV show, which is set to air at 11 P.M. EST, will offer performance footage, as well as behind-the-scenes interviews with artists and troops at Camp Buehring.
As you may remember, Spin's Peter Gaston traveled to Kuwait to video blog Operation MySpace's proceedings. Check out his review of the performance, plus video of Filter frontman Richard Patrick jamming with troops on Stone Temple Pilots' "Interstate Love Song."