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A Trip Full Of First's,Suprise's,Tears+Memories To Last A Lifetime.DAY 2.
Cast Me-Michelle 34yrs.Planner,Loves Disney,Tink,Seuss Landing+kid's rides.Hates Height's,Backwards Stuff,Spinning+Getting Wet, Dh-Tony 30yrs.Likes Disney,Loves IOA,All rides-the faster the better. Dd7-Chloe 7yrs(will be 8 over there).Loves Tink,HSM,Cinderella.Hates Spinning rides. Dd4-Emily 4yrs.Loves Tink,HSM,Stitch,Cinderenda+Shamoose.Hates Loud noises,fireworks. ......................................xxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxx.................................. DAY 2-APRIL 2nd. .~.~.~.~.~.~.~. I woke at 2-50am,and this turns into a regular occurence.I drifted on+off until 5am-and eventually gave in+got up.The girls+Tony followed soon after at 5-30am,we washed,dressed+went down to reception to buy our 14 day I-Ride Trolley passes-$16 each adult+the girls are free until the age of 12yrs.We had a leisurley walk down to IHOP,a bit nippy this morning-but would go on to be a very hot 85deg ,arriving at 7-20am we were the only ones in there,after about 10mins of playing Soiltaire whilst wating for our food another English family arrived+it stayed empty like that until we left. Tony--Bottomless Coffee Pot,Chicken Fajita Omelette,Breakfast Potatoes+3 Pancakes smothered in whipped topping+blueberries. Me--Orange Juice,Rooty Tooty Fresh 'n' Fruity-consisted of 2 Bacon,2 Sausage,2 Fried Eggs+2 Pancakes smothered in Strawberry Compote,Whipped Topping+Maple Syrup. Girls--Orange Juice each,and shared a Rooty Tooty. Total inc Tip $38. We love IHOP,there pancakes are truly scrumptious,our waitress was very attentive+was great with the girls.We kept our receipt+popped into the little gift shop next door for our free gift-and he gave both the girls a dolphin bracelet each-he also said 10% off anything you like.So we had a nosey+Emily found a Lilo soft toy to go with her Stitchy,a bargain at $5.We strolled back to the hotel looking in some other gift shops along the way.We got a Taxi to Walmart ,oh boy have i been waiting for this ,$14-which i thought was a little steep.We went straight to the electrical desk to get our Net10's activated and then we began our trolley dash.We loaded up with Mountain Dew,Dr Pepper Cherry,Lays,Ruffles,Hershey Bars,Egg Rolls,Muffins to name a few items.I had a nosey at the birthday cakes whilst the girls+Tony were looking at toys.We left Walmart $109.62 lighter,got a Taxi back+arrived at the hotel at 12-30pm. Me+Tony was'nt all that hungry,but the girls snacked on crunchy cheetos+banana muffins.Whilst Emily slept until 2pm,Tony+Chloe watched Hannah Montanna+i packed the bag ready for Seaworld+the girls first suprise of our trip . We used our I-Ride passes and got to Seaworld at 3pm.We went straight to the Ray's for a stroke,i was really looking forward to this,and i was very happy to know that Emily wanted to parcitipate as this is the first time she has done anything like this.She was a little nervous to start with,but once she settled she thoroughly enjoyed it,until a huge ray came past and splashed her straight in the face-she was not very happy then. We made our way to see the Dolphins,but we did'nt get to stroke them as they were being fed up in the now closed in area where you pay each to feed them. Next we made our way to Shamu's Happy Harbour,this was'nt built the last time we was here,we went straight to the lockers as you can't take anything on the Shamu Express ride,these cost 50cent i believe.We queued for what seemed like forever in the blazing/burning sun-aprox 50mins -and there is no undercover queuing here-just a few parasols dotted about.Now as we were getting closer i could see that this tame little kiddy coaster did'nt look so tame after all ,i was a little worried about Emily not liking this,but more worried about me not liking it .Me+Chloe boarded our very TINY Shamu+Tony+Emily was in front of us,the next thing i knew i was being blasted to kingdom blinkin come ,poor little Emily was screaming+crying+i was yelling at her 'it's ok baby it will be over soon-brave girl'.Chloe was cracking up at me giving out little yelps as i was jolted this way and that+Tony,well i think he could'nt wait for it to finish+run away from us as quick as he could from embarrasment .When we eventually came to a halt,i was quick to get off+pledged 'never again',Chloe still could'nt stop laughing,and poor Emily was shaking like a leaf,crying her eyes out saying over and over again 'i don't like it'.So this was the great fun we had on our first family ride together . Next was Swishy Fishies-Seaworlds version of Teacup's,now bear in mind me+Chloe don't do spinning,but we braved it for Emily's sake.We got in after aprox 20mins-rather like squished fishies,and me+Tony held onto the disc so it would'nt spin out of control and then we were off-oh my lord we were going like the clappers ,and trying to hold onto the disc so we never spun was proving to be very difficult.Chloe-yep you guessed it-was cracking up-she ended up loving spinning rides from here on in,i hated it+was nearly throwing up+yep poor Emily screaming-'i don't like it'.Now only 2 rides down,and were scaring Emily for life with rides . We got off+made our way round to Jazzy Jellies-i had legs like jelly so i sat this one out,they queued for aprox 20mins.This was a gentle ride which the girls really enjoyed . It was getting close to our suprise so we got our stuff out of the lockers and had a nosey around the park+took some pictures.The girls were getting hungry and asked when are we going to eat-so this was my cue to tell them there suprise+a first for all of us-were going to 'Dine With Shamu' .Well the girls were so excited-but Emily thought we had to actually get in the pool with him ,and was quite dissapointed when we explained to her that we did'nt.Our ressie was 6pm. Now i had booked+paid($136.32-not inc tip)for this 4months out on the day our date was released,and it paid off-as when we checked in at 5-40pm the guy said to me 'wow you booked early-you have a poolside table ,so i was very happy.We had our picture taken,which is included in the price+came in a cardboard folder.When we entered the pool area,we were shown to our seat and i was over the moon as to where we were sitting-a perfect view .Our server took our drinks order 2 Bud's+2 Coke's+told us to help ourselves to the buffet which was set up inside.There was so much to choose from+it all looked so fresh+appetising-i was glad i did'nt have any lunch in the hotel. Tony-Roast Turkey,Mashed Potatoes,Fried Chicken,Bread Roll,Beef Stew+Veg. Me-Same as Tony but without the Chicken. Emily-Roast Turkey,Mash,Veg,Hot Dog,Rice+Bread Roll. Chloe-Fried Chicken,Rice,Pasta+Bread Roll. The food was delicious,hot+very tasty-contary to what i have read on the main dis boards+another forum. As we were half way through our main the show started with the trainers talking all about the whales+Shamu showing us all what he can do .These are truly magnificent creatures,we was all in awe.We got a little splashed on our feet but nothing major.We got some great photo's but most of them ended up on the disposable camera as the batteries in our other one died.
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The desserts were REALLY good,we got 2 big platefulls of Strawberries,choc gateaux,strawberry gateaux,profiteroles,gummi bears and black+white M&M's to share.Me+Tony ended up with another 2 Bud's each-hic.
This is a show we would deffinatley do again,we were in there aprox 1 hour.We left a generous tip+left very full. The park was closing at 8pm tonight so for the last hour we wandered around taking some pictures and looking in the gift shops-the girls bought themselves a soft toy each+nik naks out of their daily allowance,and Me+Tony bought ourselves a frame-$19-16 inc tax, for our Dine With Shamu photo. We got the I-Ride back to our hotel+arrived about 9pm.The girls shared a bath+where in bed by 9-45pm.By the time me+Tony showered,ironed clothes for tomorrow+re-packed the bag for tomorrow,had some Mountain Dew+we crawled into bed at 11-25pm. Some random pics from today I love Emily's face in this one. Waiting to be seated at Dine With Shamu. Manta having a test run. Coming Up On Day 3-A Rather Wet Magic Kingdom-Stay Tuned .
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Bad Mummy taking Emily on all the scary rides Bless her for thinking she had to get into the pool to have dinner with Shamu.
We went into IHOP for the first time this year and really enjoyed our breakfast in there. Looking forward to more.
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Great day. I noticed your pic of Pirates Golf - am so envious as I love it there. Will definitely try dining in Seaworld next time now!
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Aww poor Emily, what with the thorough airport search and the scary rides bless her! Sounds like a nice chilled first day, love IHOP for breakfast and have to eat there every time we visit the US
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what a lovely Day Michelle, we love playing solitare at ihop too
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Seems like you had a great day. Seeing the photos makes me wish we were there now.
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A great day and lovely photos.
I think i'd like to try dining with Shamu, it sounds really nice
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what a fab day- I thought that the ride was going to freak my gilrs out as well but they were ok, some of these smaller coasters are worse that the biggies - glad you recovered
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Great 2nd day trip report. Love the photo from iHop.
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What a great day and lovely photos too. The dine with Shamu sounds like lots of fun
It can only be about 6 years ago, when I used to scream my head off on Goofy's Barnstormer (I was petrified of any kind of coaster), but now I love Kraken, The Hulk and all the big rides. You'll probably start enjoying them when the girls start riding them too
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Great day, Dine with Shamu sounds fab, love all the pics
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What a great day! This report realy invokes memories for me of when I first went to Orlando with my parents (I believe I was 5!) Really looking forward to the nest part!
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What a wonderful day!
Your dine with Shamu looked soooo cool! I love the picture of the girls outside of Ripley's...I loved that place when we went there, glad it's still.
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Sounds like a lovely day Michelle, the girls look so happy in all the pictures. I'm impressed you managed to keep the dining with Shamu a secret until the actual day. Roll on day 3
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In the year 2006, volcanic events were reported as accurately as in 2011. In 2006, the internet already existed, and the world population was already over 6 billion people.
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Introduction Many people play Sion as a tank, which he is, by getting tank items... hahahahahaha. He already has one of the best health gain/level rates out of all heroes (I think the best but I never checked other heroes) and his passive ability is built towards negating damage he takes. So I play Sion as a secondary tank with a dps build simply because he's awesome at it. Sion has one of the best possible abilities in the game (imo) Enrage. Not only does it give extra damage but it also gives the ability to gain max health with each kill. My build therefore relies on maxing out enrage early to get best use of it and complimenting it to make him a dps master. The main reason I do this is because it's too easy for opponents to ignore the tank and go straight for the squishies. Therefore the tank has to appear to be a threat, which is why I load the cannon with squishy killing shells. If they don't try to kill you early then you'll be doing massive damage to them, combined with stuns and your ulti I'd say Sion is a really big threat. Skill Build
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An interesting guide, but I don't know why you put so much emphasis on Cryptic Gaze in the early game. I personally only put 1 rank into it and then upgrade it last; it's a costly spell and you're mostly using it for the stun anyway, rather than the damage. Upgrading it only increases the damage and mana cost amount, not the stun duration, so you'll only run yourself out of mana faster. If you aren't focusing on AP, then the damage is somewhat negligible (okay, not negligible, but at least not enough to focus on). Death's Caress is better to upgrade before Cryptic Gaze, IMO, because the shield amount does increase, increasing both your survivability and farming ability. Of course, mobs killed with this while Enrage is on also increase your HP. In terms of items, I personally never build a physical Sion without some form of snare in the form of Frozen Mallet (or Triforce if you really want to). Just my take on things.
I personally love using Sion, picked him up the other day thinking "meh, worth a try" played a few bot matches to get a feel for him, and then moved onto 5v5 with actual players...one of which actually asked if I was hacking because he didn't think I should be able to kill Teemo and Gangplank. I will agree with Madred's Razor, but I have to wonder why more people don't use it for other chars...1k gold is cheap no matter how you look at it and the insta killing 15% of the time is a lot more than it sounds.
I play sion as a tank with pretty good sucess He has two abilities that can save your team mates and thats canablism and gaze If your up front most of the time your going to get attacked first once your stun the first person that tries to get past you they usally start hitting you instead and when the fight really starts pop canablism and most of the time it turns out good I can see your point of not playing tank sion most people are just greedy ****s that only come out when the enemey has 1hp and call themselves god like for picking them off when they have no health or mana probably. These are the people that ruins your game cuz they run as soon as there is a threat at all. I just dont understand how you can harass at all early game he starts out with 175 mana one gaze and your pool is gone and carass is probably one of your best skills I couldnt see it being lvled last at all in any sion build imo


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Fundraising testing update
I wrote a post over on fundraising.mozilla.org about our latest round of optimization work for our End of Year Fundraising campaign. We've been sprinting on this during the Mozilla all-hands workweek in Portland, which has been a lot of fun working face-to-face with the awesome team making this happen. You can follow along with the campaign, and see how were doing at fundraising.mozilla.org And of course, we'd be over the moon if you wanted to make a donation.
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Learning about Learning Analytics @ #Mozfest
If I find a moment, I'll write about many of the fun and inspiring things I saw at Mozfest this weekend, but this post is about a single session I had the pleasure of hosting alongside Andrew, Doug and Simon; Learning Analytics for Good in the Age of Big Data. We had an hour, no idea if anyone else would be interested, or what angle people would come to the session from. And given that, I think it worked out pretty well. We had about 20 participants, and broke into four groups to talk about Learning Analytics from roughly 3 starting points (though all the discussions overlapped): Practical solutions to measuring learning as it happens online The ethical complications of tracking (even when you want to optimise for something positive – e.g. Learning) The research opportunities for publishing and connecting … Continue reading
Mozilla Contributor Analysis Project (Joint MoCo & MoFo)
I'm back at the screen after a week of paternity leave, and I'll be working part-time for next two weeks while we settle in to the new family routine at home. In the meantime, I wanted to mention a Mozilla contributor analysis project in case people would like to get involved. We have a wiki page now, which means it's a real thing. And here are some words my sleep-deprived brain prepared for you earlier today: — The goal and scope of the work: Explore existing contribution datasets to look for possible insights and metrics that would be useful to monitor on an ongoing basis, before the co-incident workweek in Portland at the beginning of December. We will: Stress-test our current capacity to use existing contribution data Look for actionable insights to support Mozilla-wide community building efforts Run ad-hoc analysis … Continue reading
Removing the second sentence increases conversion rate (hypothesis = simplicity is good). The button text 'Go!' increased the conversion rate. Both variations on the headline increased conversion rate, but 'Welcome to Webmaker' performed the best. We should remove the bullet points on this landing page. The log-in option is useful on the page, even for a cold audience who we assume do not have accounts already. Repeating the ask 'Sign-up for Webmaker' at the end of the copy, even when it duplicates the heading immediately above, is useful. Even at the expense of making the copy longer. The button text 'Create an account' works better than 'Sign up for Webmaker' even when the headline and CTA in the copy are 'Sign up for Webmaker'. These two headlines are equivalent. In the absence of other data we should keep the version … Continue reading
Something special within 'Hack the snippet'
Here are a couple of notes about 'Hack the snippet' that I wanted to make sure got documented. It significantly changed peoples' predisposition to Webmaker before they arrived on the site Its 'post-interaction' click-through-rate was equivalent to most one-click snippets Behind these observations, something special was happening in 'Hack the snippet'. I can't tell you exactly what it was that had the end-effect, but it's worth remembering the effect. 1. It 'warmed people up' to Webmaker The 'Hack the snippet' snippet was shown to the same audience (Firefox users) as eight other snippet variations we ran during the campaign had the same % of users click through to the landing page had the same on-site experience on webmaker.org as all the other snippet variations we tested (the same landing page, sign-up ask etc) But when people who had interacted with … Continue reading
One month of Webmaker Growth Hacking
This post is an attempt to capture some of the things we've learned from a few busy and exciting weeks working on the Webmaker new user funnel. I will forget some things, there will be other stories to tell, and this will be biased towards my recurring message of "yay metrics". How did this happen? As Dave pointed out in a recent email to Webmaker Dev list, "That's a comma, not a decimal." What happened to increase new user sign-ups by 1,024% compared the previous month? Is there one weird trick to…? No. Sorry, I know you'd like an easy answer… This growth is the result of a month of focused work and many many incremental improvements to the first-run experience for visitors arriving on webmaker.org from the promotion we've seen on the Firefox snippet. I'll try to recount some … Continue reading
Overlapping types of contribution
TL;DR: Check out this graph! Ever wondered how many Mozfest Volunteers also host events for Webmaker? Or how many code contributors have a Webmaker contributor badge? Now you can find out… The reason the MoFo Contributor dashboard we're working from at the moment is called our interim dashboard is because it's combining numbers from multiple data sources, but the number of contributors is not de-duped across systems. So if you're counted as a contributor because you host an event for Webmaker, you will be double counted if you also file bugs in Bugzilla. And until now, we haven't known what those overlaps look like. This interim solution wasn't perfect, but it's given us something to work with while we're building out Baloo and the cross-org areweamillionyet.org (and by 'we', the vast credit for Baloo is due to our hard working … Continue reading
Trendlines and Stacking Logs
TL;DR Our MoFo dashboards now have trendlines based on known activity to date The recent uptick in activity is partly new contributors, and partly new recognition of existing contributors (all of which is good, but some of which is misleading for the trendline in the short term) Below is a rambling analogy for thinking about our contributor goals and how we answer the question 'are we on track for 2014?' + if you haven't seen it, OpenMatt has crisply summarized a tonne of the data and insights that we've unpicked during Maker Party Stacking Logs I was stacking logs over the weekend, and wondering if I had enough for winter, when it struck me that this might be a useful analogy for a post I was planning to write. So bear with me, I hope this works… To be clear, … Continue reading
2014 Contributor Goals: Half-time check-in
We're a little over halfway through the year now, and our dashboard is now good enough to tell us how we're doing. TL;DR: The existing trend lines won't get us to our 2014 goals but knowing this is helpful and getting there is possible Ask less: How do we count our contributors? Ask more: What are we doing to grow the contributor community? And, are we on track? Changing the question Our dashboard now needs to move from being a project to being a tool that helps us do better. After all, Mozilla's unique strength is that we're a community of contributors and this dashboard, and the 2014 contributor goal, exist to help us focus our workflows, decisions and investments in ways that empower the community. Not just for the fun of counting things. The first half of the year … Continue reading


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Healthier twist on rice krispie treats Submitted by KRICKETGIRL Carbs: 22.9g | Fat: 1.7g | Fiber: 3.3g | Protein: 4.6g | Calories: 109.2
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Low calorie snack the kids will enjoy Submitted by BABYPHAT24 Carbs: 13.1g | Fat: 1.9g | Fiber: 3.3g | Protein: 1.6g | Calories: 60.6
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Addictive!! I love dips because they are great for every occasion. This one is irresistible. Submitted by NIKOLEAN_2 Carbs: 0.8g | Fat: 1g | Fiber: 0g | Protein: 1g | Calories: 15.8
Banana ppsicles with a delicious chocolate-peanut butter coating are a perfect low-cal snack! Submitted by XKRISS6X Carbs: 10.3g | Fat: 2.5g | Fiber: 1.4g | Protein: 1.4g | Calories: 62.9
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This is from the Biggest Loser Cookbook. It has 1 Weight Watcher point per serving. (Makes 2 servings). It's pretty good. Sometimes we omit the garlic powder and use black pepper ,lite salt, or cinnamon instead. Submitted by CAZLINR Carbs: 1.4g | Fat: 1.3g | Fiber: 3g | Protein: 0.6g | Calories: 71.7
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So easy. 2 ingredients. I practically live off of this stuff when my husband is out of town. lol... Submitted by KASIBUG Carbs: 2.7g | Fat: 0g | Fiber: 0g | Protein: 10g | Calories: 53.3
Serve this delicious dip with low carb vegetables like green pepper strips, celery sticks, and cucumber slices. Carbs: 10.5g | Fat: 6.5g | Fiber: 3.5g | Protein: 4.3g | Calories: 110.7
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Tangy citrus cake! Submitted by SLCOLMAN Carbs: 37.4g | Fat: 3.1g | Fiber: 0.7g | Protein: 2.2g | Calories: 218.8
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Use mini m&ms to give this some chocolate, and use different colors for different holidays! Tastes decadent for only 76 calories. Submitted by PAULHOBAN Carbs: 9.7g | Fat: 4.2g | Fiber: 0.5g | Protein: 0.7g | Calories: 76.1
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A yummy way to start the day with very little fat and lots of flavor! Submitted by JOJOMKE Carbs: 23.6g | Fat: 0.5g | Fiber: 1.7g | Protein: 3g | Calories: 93.2
Baked potatoes stuffed with seasoned cottage cheese are a lavish low-fat, low-cholesterol, low-sodium treat. Carbs: 60.4g | Fat: 1.4g | Fiber: 8.9g | Protein: 13.7g | Calories: 305.5
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A Who's Who Guide to Financial Advisers
NEW YORK ( MainStreet) -- Consumers in need of a little professional financial advice have more choices than they may realize. Choice, though, can be a source of confusion.
"There are over 2,000 financial designations," says Joel Redmond, a certified financial planner based in Syracuse, N.Y.
There are more than 2,000 financial designations, but fortunately, only three primary financial adviser fields consumers needs to know. |
Furthermore, these days, wealth management companies have integrated so many services into their business model that many in the industry have obtained the right to list more than one acronym after their name.
"Designations have become arrows in the quiver of a wealth management adviser," says Ben Stacy, senior vice president of Investment with HDS Wealth Solutions of Raymond James. Stacy adds that because of this integration, financial professionals may operate under a business model that's a bit different than their designations indicate, which can make it difficult for people to find the right adviser for their needs.
To help you wade through the alphabet soup, we looked into what Redmond calls "the three most coveted designations" in their given worlds -- the Certified Financial Planner, Certified Public Accountant and Chartered Financial Analyst -- so consumers know what to expect when they see those three little letters after a pro's name. Certified Financial PlannerCFPs specialize in assessing whether a person can meet life goals through careful planning. They're generally sought out by consumers interested in making sure that they have enough money for retirement, are adequately insured and/or have their assets protected. "They're generalists, but with a very high level of expertise," says Toby Johnston, a CFP and a CPA with accounting firm Mohler, Nixon & Williams. He adds that those in the midst of a serious search for a financial adviser look for the CFP acronym since it's a good indicator that person is top tier. Redmond notes, though, that while financial planners do know a thing or two about investments, they're more apt to let you know whether you can afford to take risk rather than outline which specific investment risks you should take.
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"Photography, Michael North argues in this exciting and profoundly original study, has for too long been understood as just another medium, with its particular possibilities and conventions--a medium, moreover, that provides for 'realistic' representation. But understood properly in its mode and function, photography emerges as itself a kind of modern writing, its inherent mediation itself determining how we view the world in words. In a series of provocative and groundbreaking chapters, ranging from Stieglitz's Camera Work and the Readies of Bob Brown to the novels of Fitzgerald, Dos Passos, and Hemingway, North shows that recorded mediation, in its aesthetic, social, and cultural effects, is at the very core of the literature we call Modernist."--Marjorie Perloff, Stanford University
"Camera Works offers vivid new takes on literary Modernism, showing how the evolving technologies of photography and film exerted a profound and often problematic influence on the writings of the period. North's readings of even the most familiar modernist texts offer a range of excitingly unfamiliar perspectives."--Peter Nicholls, University of Sussex


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Adriana Lima & Marko Jaric Married
by Meg at . CommentsSupermodel Adriana Lima and NBA star Marko Jaric got married in Jackson Hole, Wyoming on Valentine's Day. The February 14th nuptials came eight months after their June 2008 engagement.
The Brazilian beauty is 27 years old and her Serbian mate is 29. He plays for the Minnesota Timberwolves. The couple are planning another wedding ceremony with friend and family in June 2009.
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Upset special: Greece stuns U.S. in FIBA semis
SAITAMA, Japan -- As they warmed up before Friday's semifinal against Greece, the U.S. players put on a jam session for the fans.
Team USA lost because it keeps changing its roster, never developing the chemistry and familiarity that the best international teams have developed.
The Greeks had two or three plays that worked over and over and over again, just like Argentina's plays worked two years ago in Athens, and Team USA didn't have the cohesion a team needs to play the halfcourt defense required to win in these tournaments. • To read more of Chris Sheridan's analysis from the FIBA World Championship, click here.
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Dwight Howard dunked emphatically. Dwyane Wade bounced the ball off the backboard, caught it and stuffed. Elton Brand jammed an alley-oop pass. Finally, LeBron James flew down the lane for a tomahawk.
As the crowd roared, the Greeks lined up at the other end and shot free throws. The moment foretold Greece's 101-95 victory in the semifinals of the world championships.
The U.S. has dazzling skill; the Greeks are a dazzling team.
"We have to learn the international game better," U.S. coach Mike Krzyzewski said. "We learned a lot today because we played a team that plays amazing basketball and plays together."
The loss means the U.S. (7-1) will play Argentina (7-1) for the bronze medal Saturday. Greece (8-0) will face fellow unbeaten Spain in the final Sunday. Spain defeated Argentina 75-74 in Friday's other semifinal.
For the U.S., a medal would improve on its sixth-place showing in Indianapolis in the 2002 world championships. But as the grim-faced Americans left the floor, their pain was obvious. They have failed to bring home a major international championship for the third straight tournament.
"Those guys are hurting and it's probably a better thing we have to come back tomorrow and play again instead of sitting on this for two days," Team USA managing director Jerry Colangelo said.
A victory in Japan would have meant an automatic berth in the 2008 Beijing Olympics. Instead, the U.S. will have to qualify in the FIBA Americas tournament in Venezuela.
By then, the U.S. will have been together for more than a year. The lack of experience -- and familiarity with each other -- was glaringly obvious against a Greek squad that has been together three years.
"I think we showed everybody that maybe we're not very good athletes like them, but we know how to play the game," said Greek guard Theodoros Papaloukas, who carved up the U.S. defense with 12 assists. "We are clever."
The Greeks don't have an NBA player on their roster, although guard Vassilis Spanoulis is headed for the Houston Rockets. Spanoulis led Greece with 22 points, Mihalis Kakiouzis added 15 and 6-foot-10 Sofoklis Schortsianitis -- nicknamed "Baby Shaq" -- bulled his way to 14 on 6-of-7 shooting.
The U.S. was led by its three captains -- Carmelo Anthony with 27 points, Dwyane Wade with 19 and LeBron James with 17.
"It's hard for one team, if they have so many big players, in one month to adapt to their new roles," Papaloukas said. "All these players are big stars, but you have to do small different things. I think that was the difference: In our team, everybody knew what they had to do exactly."
The Greeks did one thing beautifully in this game: the pick-and-roll. No matter what defense Krzyzewski tried, the Greeks found open shooters beyond the 3-point arc or open lanes to the basket. As a result, the Greeks shot 63 percent.
"They ran like one play the whole game," Wade said.
In the earlier rounds, the U.S. applied defensive pressure to create easy baskets. That didn't work against the methodical Greeks, who committed only 10 turnovers, the fewest by an American opponent.
ATHENS, Greece -- Thousands of Greeks gathered in the streets, waved flags and honked car horns to celebrate the 101-95 upset victory over the United States.
"This is the biggest thing we've ever done," former Greek star Panayiotis Fasoulas said. "The Americans are the most talented players but we have a better team. Right now we're the best in the world. ... Beating the U.S. is more important than the final." Prime Minister Costas Karamanlis cut short scheduled meetings to watch the end of the game and expressed gratitude to the Greek team. "I wonder if a 'thank you' is enough, but I feel the need to say it twice over to [coach] Panagiotis Yannakis and his guys," Karamanlis said in a statement. Chanting "Lift the Cup," fans waved Greece's blue-and-white flags, blared car horns as midday parties sprang up in Athens and Thessaloniki, Greece's second-largest city. Traffic information screens flashed the final score, as motorists abandoned their cars to join celebrating crowds. Teenagers set off firecrackers and waved flags on mo-peds as they headed to the center of Athens. -- The Associated Press |
"They played damn near a perfect game," American forward Chris Bosh said.
Here's the worst indictment of the U.S. defense: It gave up more points to Greece than China did.
The U.S. also was done in by inept outside shooting, a problem in other games. The Americans were coming off their worst shooting performance in this tournament. They shot 38 percent from the floor, and 25 percent from beyond the arc, in an 85-65 victory over Germany.
Against the Greeks, the U.S. shot 50 percent from the floor but only 32 percent from beyond the arc. The U.S. also shot 59 percent from the line. Still, the Americans scored 95 points, which would be enough to win most games.
For most of this tournament, the U.S. started slowly and then overwhelmed opponents. Against Greece, it was the other way around.
The U.S. used an 11-2 run to take a 33-21 lead with 6:23 left in the first half. But the Greeks outscored the U.S. 24-8 over the final 6:10 of the second quarter to lead 45-41 at halftime.
"They made some really good plays and sort of seized the momentum there," U.S. forward Shane Battier said. "We did not respond with the composure you need to be a world champion."
As the deficit grew, the Americans sometimes abandoned team concepts. One glaring example came as the U.S. tried to drain the clock for the final shot of the third quarter. Wade dribbled through four defenders and tossed up an off-balance layup with three seconds to go. The Greeks grabbed the rebound and found Spanoulis for a layup at the buzzer to lead 77-65.
"I think this is the NBA, one against five," Papaloukas said. "It's different rules" in the worlds.
The U.S. is learning that, one international defeat at time.
Now the Americans have to bounce back against an Argentine team led by Manu Ginobli and Andres Nocioni. A victory would produce a bronze medal, which is what the much-maligned 2004 U.S. Olympic team earned in Athens. For this group, bronze wasn't the goal, but it would be better than nothing.
"I want to go home with something," Bosh said. "Fourth place, I'll be walking home with a sandwich."
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FIBA World Championship
When: Aug. 19-Sept. 3
Where: Japan
Schedule | Standings |
• Spain routs Greece for gold medal
• Lithuania beats Germany for seventh place
• Sheridan: Team USA rebounds
• U.S. beats Argentina, wins bronze
• Gasol out with partial fracture
• France beats Turkey, finishes fifth
• Sheridan: U.S. fails at worlds, again
• Broussard: U.S. has lost grip on game
• Greece beats Team USA 101-95
• Spain beats Argentina, will play for gold
• Sheridan: Coach K's Greek tweak
• Fraschilla breaks down final four
• Sheridan: Things to dislike about win
• U.S. beats Germany 85-65 with D
• Greece beats France, awaits U.S.
• Spain, Argentina bring similarities to semi
• Turkey, France will play for fifth
• Sheridan: U.S. ready for Dirk attack
• Sheridan: U.S. will win silver
• Spain, Argentina win, set up showdown
• Sheridan: World media likes U.S. chances
• U.S. routs Australia, 113-73
• Roundup: Nowitzki saves Germany
• Roundup: Argentina, Lithuania win
• Sheridan: Bizarre Lithuania ending
• Scoop: If all else fails, pray
• Fraschilla breaks down round of 16
• Sheridan: U.S. braces for medal round
• Sheridan blog: U.S.-Australia anecdotes
• U.S. rests Wade in easy win over Senegal
• Sheridan: Bittersweet for Bosh
• Melo scores 35 as U.S. wins group
• Sheridan: Wake-up call
• Rules: FIBA vs. NBA
• Sheridan: U.S. finding form
• U.S. cruises past Slovenia 114-95
• Sheridan: Battier survives Yao
• USA blows out China 121-90
• U.S. 111, Puerto Rico 100
• Sheridan: Mixed grades for opener
• Aug. 24: Nowitzki's 47 fuel Germany in 3 OTs
• Aug. 23: Argentina, Spain win groups
• Aug. 22: Yao can't save China in OT
• Aug. 21: Argentina, Angola reach Sweet 16
• Aug. 20: Puerto Rico gets win
• Aug. 19: Germany, Argentina win
• Wade likes coming off bench
• New Zealand coach resigns
• Battier wears U.S. colors with pride
• Paul dishes on (or to) U.S. stars
• Ginobili doesn't mind sharing minutes
• Angola no longer sacrificial lamb
• Stiebing resurrects career as coach of Qatar
• Sheridan: U.S. won't win tourney
• Fraschilla: Argentina formidable in Group A
• Fraschilla: Nowitzki, Gasol in Group B
• Fraschilla: Greece, Brazil highlight Group C
• Fraschilla: U.S. favored in Group D


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U.S. moves ahead with rule to cut boiler emissions
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency said it will propose a long-delayed rule this week that aims to slash emissions of mercury, soot and lead from boilers and incinerators, a measure opposed by heavy industry and by Republicans in Congress.
"EPA intends to issue the Boiler MACT rule proposal for public comment on Friday," an agency spokeswoman said in an email on Wednesday.
The rule, which the EPA delayed in May, has been opposed by Republicans and some Democrats in Congress.
The Republican-controlled House of Representatives voted in October to delay the EPA pollution limits on boilers. But the bill faces a difficult fight in the Democratic-led Senate, and the White House has said President Barack Obama would veto the measure.
Industry groups say the rule, which would limit emissions at nearly 14,000 boilers, would cost billions of dollars and kill jobs. The American Forest and Paper Association, for example, said in a paper the rule could cost more than 20,000 jobs.
But the EPA says reducing the harmful emissions would save much more money in health costs and lost work time from asthma and other illnesses.
The administration was slammed by environmentalists after Obama ordered the EPA in September to delay a major rule on smog emissions.
Green groups expressed support for the EPA moving forward with the boiler rule, which would be open to a public comment period before being implemented.
"It's excellent the EPA is opening this process to get as much information as they can from industry to learn how to implement the rule," said Frank O'Donnell, the president of Clean Air Watch.
The boiler rule could also benefit companies that build boilers, such as Babcock and Wilcox Co.
The EPA is expected to finalize a similar rule limiting mercury and other toxic emissions from power plants by December 16.
Separately, the public comment period on an EPA rule to slash smog-forming and benzene emissions from natural gas and oil fracking operations ended on Wednesday. Environmental groups said some 156,000 private citizens filed comments with the EPA over the rule, which the EPA delayed by about a month to get more comments. The EPA is under court order to finalize that rule by April 3, 2012.
(Reporting by Timothy Gardner; Editing by Marguerita Choy)
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Raised by Wolves
When a group of extreme skaters go searching for an empty pool rumored to be behind an abandoned house in the barren desert, they learn they should not have ignored the rumors that the house is haunted by a demonic presence and a dark history of occultism. What follows is a terrifying tale of evil possession causing the friends to slowly turn against each other.
- There's currently no US distribution.
- Alternate synopsis: On a hot, lazy summer day, a group of skaters go searching for an abandoned farmhouse deep out in the desert that is rumored to have an empty pool behind the property, perfect for skating. But what the skaters choose to ignore is that the old farmhouse is also rumored to be extremely haunted, and will possess anyone who steps foot on its grounds.
- Actress Jenna Haze is also a porn star.
- Director/co-writer Mitchell Altieri and co-writer Phil Flores are also known together as "The Butcher Brothers" (The Hamiltons, The Violent Kind, The Thompsons).
A UHM staff member has not reviewed this film.


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34 And he healed many that were sick of divers diseases, and cast out many devils; and suffered not the devils to speak , because they knew him. | 34 and Jesus healed many who had various diseases. He also drove out many demons, but he would not let the demons speak because they knew who he was. |
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