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Randy Johnson was 35 years old when he won the first of his four straight National League Cy Young Awards.
Curt Schilling turned 35 last November.
That's all the motivation a proud man needs.
"I'm looking at this as a four-year window Randy just got done with," Schilling said Thursday as the Diamondbacks opened spring training. "He went on a four-year run that would compare with anybody's, ever. At the age he went through it is where I'm getting ready to go."
So here Schilling is, his face slimmer, his stomach noticeably smaller. He says he's lost 10 to 15 pounds. It looks more like 20.
As he embarks on perhaps the final stage of his career, he is in the best physical condition of his career.
Sound familiar?
"I've never made it a mystery that what R.J. has done since I've been here and before I've been here has been something I've always paid attention to," Schilling said. "It's had a profound impact in some ways in what I do and how I approach what I do."
Yet, until this offseason, Schilling never had followed Johnson's lead and gotten himself into peak shape. Schilling spent countless hours studying videotape of hitters and his own past performances, but he walked around with a gut that made Mickey Lolich proud.
It's an affirmation of Schilling's talent and mental preparation that he won 45 games over the last two seasons despite looking like the guy at the neighborhood bar.
So why the gut reaction now?
Schilling said he's just trying to be proactive. He mentioned Johnson, Barry Bonds and Nolan Ryan, three players who maintained their ability late into their 30s, and in Ryan's case, his early 40s.
"The one thing they all have is tremendous physical conditioning," Schilling said. "I've gotten by in being in less-than-great physical condition in the past and I didn't want to push it."
It's interesting, though, that Schilling's resolve comes after a September in which he lost his final three starts, allowing 18 earned runs in 23 innings (6.95 ERA), and the Cy Young Award to Johnson, who was 5-0 in September with a 0.66 ERA.
Schilling said his late-season fade had nothing to do with his desire to get in better shape, that he went to Johnson midway through the 2002 season to pick his brain about "some of the stuff he does at an advanced age."
"I finished the year feeling as strong as I've ever felt at the end of the season," he said. "I just had a run of games I pitched poorly in. That happens."
Whatever prompted Schilling has changed him. He worked with a nutritionist in the offseason — "It's just paying attention to when and how I ate," he said — and worked out four to six times a week with an instructor in the Korean martial arts. "I feel good about what I did," Schilling said. "I have a lot more energy."
Schilling said the weight loss will not negatively affect his stamina or velocity, always a concern when a power pitcher goes small. Manager Bob Brenly believes Schilling will be more effective late in the season because he's dropped a few pounds.
"He worked extremely hard this winter, probably as hard as he's ever worked," Brenly said. "It should make him stronger deeper into the season."
Schilling won't beat back the years like Johnson has. The Big Unit is a conditioning nut, his chiseled 6-foot-10 body a testament to the religious fervor with which he approaches exercise.
But perhaps Schilling can extend his career a couple of seasons. Avoid another September slump. Win that Cy Young Award.
He's been a brilliant pitcher. But not the Diamondbacks' best.
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Oak Creek - When your vehicle gets towed, it never ends well. But for one alert truck owner, a clandestine tow ended with the arrest of the tow truck driver.
According to the Oak Creek police report:
A man called police after he saw a tow truck, with no lights on, tow his truck away from the former Black Diamond grounds, 124 E. Rawson Ave., about 8:45 p.m. Feb. 21. When the tow truck left the lot, the caller followed it to the Mobil station at 13th Street and Rawson Avenue.
Police arrived at the gas station the same time as the drivers and questioned both. The caller provided police with proof of ownership of the truck.
The tow truck driver, a 26-year-old Waukesha man, gave the officer conflicting information about who had authorized the tow and could not provide any documentation that the tow was legitimate.
Police arrested the tow truck driver for theft, and he was taken into custody. He is scheduled to appear in the district attorney's office March 7.
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Mezzo-soprano Christianne Stotijn to perform Feb. 14
January 30, 2009
MIDDLEBURY, Vt. ? At 8 p.m. on Saturday, Feb. 14, in the Middlebury College Kevin P. Mahaney '84 Center for the Arts Concert Hall, internationally acclaimed mezzo-soprano Christianne Stotijn will return to Middlebury to perform. Her program, accompanied by Joseph Breinl on piano, consists of songs by Schumann, Brahms and Tchaikovsky.
Born in Delft, Stotijn studied violin and voice at the Amsterdam Conservatoire. She continued her vocal studies at the Conservatoires of Amsterdam and Metz and graduated in 2003 with the highest distinction in song recital and opera. She received the 2005-2006 ECHO Rising Stars award, the 2005 Borletti Buitoni Award, the 2008 Dutch Music Prize and was a BBC New Generation Artist.
Stotijn made her operatic debut with the Nationale Reisopera in 2003, where she sang Carilda in Handel's "Arianna in Creta." In 2004 she performed at the Paris Opera as Pauline in "Pique Dame." According to a music reviewer at the Daily Telegraph, "Christianne Stotijn puts her deep, attractive mezzo-soprano to the service of a sure and sensitive musicianship."
Stotijn has performed in her own country and abroad, with notable appearances in venues throughout Europe and the United States. Highlights of past engagements include Mahler's "Rückert Lieder" with the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra in Amsterdam and with the Orchestre National de Paris at the Theatre des Champs Elysees, conducted by Bernard Haitink; Handel's "Messiah" at the Concertgebouw Amsterdam; and Mahler's "Des Knaben Wunderhorn" and "Kindertotenlieder," as well as Brahms' "Alto Rhapsody," with Orchestre Symphonique de Mulhouse and La Roque D'Antheron Festival.
Her oratorio performances have included Bach's "Magnificat" at the Concertgebouw; the Duruflé "Requiem," which Stotijn recorded for Channel Classics; Mozart's "Requiem," with Orchestre du Capitole de Toulouse conducted by Claus Peter Flor; and, most recently, Beethoven's "Missa Solemnis" and "Concerto Koln" with the Orchestre des Champs-Elysees conducted by Philippe Herreweghe.
Accompanying pianist Joseph Breinl was born in Munich and studied solo piano and song accompaniment with Karl-Hermann Mrongovius, Rudolf Jansen and Graham Johnson. He has worked as a vocal coach at the Amsterdam Conservatory and at the Müsikhochschule in Munich, and was a prize-winner at the Wigmore Hall International Song Competition in 2003 and was the ECHO Rising Star with Stotijn in 2005.
Stotijn's performance is sponsored by the Middlebury College Performing Arts Series. The Mahaney Center for the Arts Concert Hall is located on South Main Street (Route 30). Tickets are $20 for general admission and $15 for seniors. For tickets, call the Middlebury College Box Office at 802-443-6433. Online tickets and information are available at www.middlebury.edu/arts.


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A true working ranch headquarters featuring antique decor and home raised home prepared foods. A serene country atmosphere close-in to activities and shopping in Salina, also a beautiful 15 mile drive through the Smoky Valley Farm & Ranch Lands to Lindborg. Specializes in romantic getaways, hunting groups, parties, receptions, reunions, business and family retreats. We are handicapped accessible, welcome children and have facilities for transient livestock.
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We met some friends, all adults here for one night. The 6 of us were the only people there at the time and we had a great get together. We had plenty of room, the place is very nice, clean and comfortable. Breakfast had a good selection and tasted great.! We enjoyed a day in Lindsborg, but it is really close to Salina if you prefer shopping or whatever in a larger town. We'll definately keep this in mind for future get togethers.
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We stopped here going to and returning from the NHSFR in Gillette,WY. The whole staff was helpful, hospitable, and fun. We really enjoyed seeing the beautiful KS country side. Still can't get over how long it stays daylight in July! lol
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Our one night stay at the C&S Ranch was very enjoyable. We arrived to a clean and comfortable room and were introduced to the B&B by the ranch hostess. Homemade cookies were waiting for us and the hostess was very helpful in advising of local restaurants for dinner. An outdoor setting was waiting for us following our meal and it was around 10 P.M. before we decided to go in to our room. The quiet and peacful atmosphere of the country was most enjoyable and watching a kitten stalk a rabbit brought back memories of childhood. After a comfortable nights rest, a special cowboy quich was prepared for our breakfast, along with fruit and juice. We had a wonderful experience staying at the C&W Ranch B&B and without hesitation would stay there again.
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We just held our family reunion here last weekend. The accomodations were superb! The owners made everyone feel like they were welcome at all times. The breakfast in the morning was delicious and creative. I would certainly stay here again and I look forward to it!!!!
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X-Men: Days of Future Past finally has a new full-length trailer. And it is spine-tinglingly awesome.
Three directors, three reviewers. A nonlinear take on the sprawling movie adaptation of David Mitchell's time-hopping novel.
James Bond is turning 50. The impossibly rugged British spy character, created 50 years ago by intelligence-officer-turned-novelist Ian Fleming, has been incarnated by six actors over the past half-century, and massive new box set Bond 50 assembles all 22 Bond films for the first time on Blu-ray. The massive collection, slated to hit stores Sept. 25, also offers 130 hours of bonus features. Check out Wired's run-down of the best 007s, Bond girls, gadgets and bad guys, and enter for a chance to win Bond 50.
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"If approved, our plans will complete Sydney's new feature precinct, integrating Barangaroo, Darling Harbour and Pyrmont and contribute greatly towards the ambitious goals set by the NSW Government which aim to double overnight visitor expenditure to NSW by 2020.
"Our proposal complements the NSW Government's vision for a revitalised Pyrmont and Darling Harbour precinct and will simplify transport options for millions of Sydneysider trips each year.
"Importantly, the people of Sydney and NSW will also benefit if our proposal is approved," Mr O'Neill said. Mr Redmond said that Echo's plans would further improve upon the benefits The Star already provides to NSW. "Since 1995, The Star is estimated to have already contributed around $4 billion in taxes, licence fees and other charges to the NSW Government, and GST to the Commonwealth Government," Mr Redmond said. "As part of our plans today, we are giving the NSW Government the option of exclusivity payments totalling $250 million and a further tax contribution of $1 billion for the duration of the extended exclusivity. "We are already one of the largest single site employers in Sydney and once our expansion plans are completed, The Star will be providing jobs for more than 5,750 people. "We are home to The Darling, which is the only new five star hotel built in Sydney since the 2000 Olympics. We will further add to this by building two brand new hotels which will mean The Star will be home to a total of 1,150 hotel rooms for tourists. "The Star is already one of the leading tourist destinations in Sydney and NSW but our plans are expected to attract an additional 330,000 international and interstate visitors per year. "I have been in this business all my life and there is not an Integrated Resort anywhere in the world with a better location than The Star, and the opportunity to build a complex of this scale and on such a site should be a huge magnet to overseas visitors wanting to visit Sydney.Check Out Our Best Services for Investors
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Mahatma Gandhi, Nelson Mandela and . . . George Johnson? Johnson, a Scottsdale-based developer who has racked up record fines in recent years from state regulators accusing him of environmental violations, has launched a Web site to chronicle what he characterizes as the government's persecution of a proletarian hero.
The Web site, www.thejohnsonreport.com, contains biographical information about Johnson and two journal entries about his struggle against regulators and the media, with the promise of regular updates in the future.
The first entry explains his reasons for establishing the Web site, which include sharing information not found in the local media about his dealings with government officials.
"The real story is that regulators and politicians need someone to point to, to convince the public they are doing their jobs," Johnson writes. "They do this by going after someone and the papers regurgitate their spin without much in the way of thought or research."
Johnson, who has described himself as a champion for the working class who has built affordable housing in Pinal County, said one purpose of the Web site is to stick up for the less fortunate in their own struggles against government oppression.
"What about the small business man, who is making a good living for his family, trying to do right by his community, and is forced to litigate against the state to do what they are required to do by law?" he writes. "It gets my blood boiling when I think about how many people share a story similar to mine yet are forced to knuckle under to the government when they are in the right."
Johnson's second journal entry describes an ongoing lawsuit with the Arizona Department of Environmental Quality in which he accuses the agency of refusing to release public documents he requested.
"If this were an isolated incident, you could chalk this up to some incompetent boob or brain dead bureaucrat," he writes. "No, this is more common than not, I am afraid."
Johnson is best known as the original developer of Johnson Ranch, southeast of Queen Creek.
He also planned to build 67,000 homes, a resort, golf courses and commercial developments at La Osa Ranch, a property he purchased in Pinal County north of Tucson.
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Johnson did not obtain the required permits from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to discharge debris into the waterways, according to the complaint.
He also has been accused of killing endangered desert bighorn sheep near La Osa Ranch by exposing them to a herd of goats, which infected the sheep with a disease that causes blindness. Johnson has said the goats escaped from the ranch without his knowledge.
Johnson's problems with the state DEQ revolve around his water utility, Johnson Utilities LLC, which has racked up dozens of state violations and a record $80,000 fine for digging a well and transporting water without regulators' approval.
During an April 2003 hearing, Arizona Corporation Commission Chairman Marc Spitzer criticized Johnson for using his relationship with Pinal County to defy DEQ requirements, and for getting developers in his service area to pay the entire $80,000 fine for him.
On the site, Johnson says that the state lawsuit has gone nowhere, and that DEQ has suffered "more than a few setbacks" in its efforts against him.
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TUCSON - The grand opening event for the launch of the Sun Link Tucson streetcar is Friday, July, 25th.
Businesses, both old and new, in downtown are preparing for the launch and celebration.
Long established Hotel Congress has a number of events planned to help celebrate the launch. Just up Congress Street the co-owner of Saint House and 47 Scott, Travis Reese, said he has big hopes for the streetcar.
"You sort of have a captive audience who is going to go by the different stores," Reese said." That's what we all talk about, We are going to have eyeballs sitting there looking at your storefront, restaurant and maybe saying, next time I'm going to get off at this stop and come in. "
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Methuen — John Mocera, 99, of Methuen died Monday evening, April 22, at Nevins Nursing and Rehabilitation Center, Methuen.
He was born in New York City, August 8, 1913, son of the late James and Jenny Mocera and was educated in the New York school system.
For over 50 years he was employed as a butcher in retail establishments in New York and in meat processing plants in New York and New Jersey. He later became a meat inspector with the Department of Agriculture where he retired in 1976. Prior to moving to the area in 2000, Mr. Mocera resided in Escondido, CA for over 20 years. While in Escondido he was a member of the ELKS Escondido Lodge where he served as an officer for 4 years and earned Elk of the Year in 1995-96 from his work with the youth scholarship fund. He volunteered his time at the San Marcos, CA sheriff's department three days a week until moving to Massachusetts.
He was the husband for 59 years of the late Mary M. (Sanfilippo) Mocera who died in 2009 and father of the late Richard Mocera who died in 2000. His survivors include a son, James and his wife Maureen Mocera of Haverhill and a grandson, Joseph Mocera of Belmont, MA.
ARRANGEMENTS: Funeral services will be private and at the convenience of the family with entombment in Holy Family Columbarium of St. Joseph Cemetery, Haverhill. Arrangements are by the H.L. Farmer & Sons Funeral Homes and Cremation Service, Haverhill & Bradford. Contributions in his memory can be made to the Nevins Nursing and Rehabilitation Center, 10 Ingalls Ct., Methuen, MA 01844 or the Elder Services of Merrimack Valley, 360 Merrimack St., Lawrence, MA, 01843. The family wishes to thank both these fine organizations that took such good care of John when needed. Condolences to his family may be made at www.farmerfuneralhomes.com.


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At some point in the past few years, the concept of the 'book trailer' has now become de rigueur in book publishing, at least when it comes to marketing new works of nonfiction: Writer Kathryn Schulz mentions it in the opening of her much-circulated recent essay on her Twitter habit. Some might dismiss it as a case of 'dancing about architecture' but what the hell—here's a teaser for Leander Kahney's forthcoming book Jony Ive: The Genius Behind Apple's Greatest Products.
Damn, they went there.
Here's a few words from Kahney (side note: man, that Broke for Free song seems to be everywhere lately—just yesterday, it turned up in the background of Pensa's DIWire Bender vid...):
And in case you missed it, Sotheby's has produced a video featuring Sir Jonathan alongside Marc Newson on the occasion of the upcoming (RED) charity auction. Apologies in advance for Bono's abhorrent eyewear (or is that eyesore?).
Here, for good measure, is one last fluff piece (so to speak) about Ive:
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I'm getting desperate for fresh basil that doesn't cost an arm and a leg, it's too early to put my basil in the ground here as we are still getting freezes, but I was thinking of planting it in planters that I could them bring in at night. It is getting up to 55 and 60 degrees and we're getting good sunshine during the day.
I have to planters that are both three feet long, a foot and a half deep and a foot wide. I've previously put flowers in these but was thinking of putting my basil seeds in instead so I can start them now. If I do this, how many plants will be able to live in each planter would you think? |
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- Posted by charlietexas none (My Page) on Wed, Apr 13, 11 at 21:34
12. i would have two seeds in six hills thinking to get two plants in each hill. basil seems to grow better when paired with another plant. when fully mature the plants will be very close together. i wouldnt worry about the closiness, keep them pinched and enjoy the flavor. by the time the plants get three inches tall they should be ready for full sun and by that time the weather should be hot enough you can leave them outside. keep an eye on their watering. if well drained soil you probably cant overwater, keep an eye out for underwatering. the plant will tell you when they are needing water. hope this helps. |
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If it were me, I'd only put 3 or 4. And a few other smaller herbs or lettuce with it. Basil can get big. JoJo |
I like basil too - enjoy it in many ways, but 1 plant gives me way more than I could ever use. I'd make sure the mix you use drains very well & plant a few other herbs, as well.Remember to keep it pinched. ;o) Al |
I love Basil too and need LOTS of it! Does this grow well in the 5-1-1 mix? |
Yes - it loves a fast draining soil - doesn't like wet feet, so the 5:1:"1 is a good choice, and the gritty mix better still. AL |
- Posted by jojosplants Az. z. 9 (My Page) on Fri, Apr 15, 11 at 22:52
I grew it last season in with my tomato's in the 5-1-1 and it did better than my basil in the garden beds. I threw a few seeds in this year with the tomato and noticed today they already sprouted! This season I put lavender, thyme, sage, and chives in the gritty mix and they are doing great! I have to agree with Al... Both mixes are perfect for herbs! Any plants for that matter. lol.. JoJo |
- Posted by ronalawn82 z9FL (email@example.com) on Sat, Apr 16, 11 at 7:26
bullylady, the container to which you refer sounds very much like an "Earthbox" or similar. I planted an "Earthbox" with three herbs - one each of basil, oregano and lemon balm. They completely covered the surface in a very short time and supplied our household with more than we could use. When I "post mortemed" the box after the season, I was quite pleasantly surprised by the amount of root growth that had taken place. |
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Hi, I planted three pepper plants at the beginning of this summer (~mid-May), and all three have exhibited wilting and leaf spotting at some point during the season. Each has grown quite vigorously for a while, then developed the spots and started dropping leaves rapidly. This has always occurred beginning at the very ends of branches and working backwards. My last healthy plant (a habanero) just began developing the spots about a week ago and it's in the middle of fruiting, so I'd really like to solve this problem if I can. I took some leaves from the previous afflicted plant (a Caribbean Red Hot) to the nursery where I bought the plants, but they didn't know what to make of them -- they indicated that root rot or a pathogenic infection would likely manifest from the bottom up as opposed to from the branch tips inward. I tried all sorts of things to cure the previous plant -- supplementing with CalMag Plus, decreasing and increasing watering frequency, supplementing water with H2O2 -- nothing improved the situation. The plant is still alive, but never bore any fruit and is on its last legs. I'd like to avoid having my habanero plant suffer the same fate. I've attached a picture in hopes that someone will be able to positively identify my problem. Thanks very much in advance! |
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Responding to the cardiovascular device industry's demand for testing equipment that can accommodate larger prosthetic heart valves and multiple cardiovascular devices at one time, ViVitro Labs is pleased to announce the availability of the ViVitro Real-Time Wear Tester (RWT). Using the proven power and reliability of the ViVitro SuperPump, the ViVitro RWT promises to become one of the industry's most sought after pieces of testing equipment for the testing of multiple and larger cardiovascular devices such as heart valve replacements, venal replacements, cardiac patches, and septal defect devices.
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This is the latest semi-permanent outdoor version of, 'Decorative Newsfeeds' and is located at The Junction Theatre in Cambridge, UK. Rather than a projection, the work is displayed here on three bespoke colour LED screens intergrated into the architecture of the building and visible in direct sunlight.
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On 11/12/05, Atte André Jensen wrote:
If A is 440 then the A an octave up (call it A') is 2 x 440 = 880.
To go from A to A' in 12 equal steps (we're assuming equal
temperament), we need an interval, call it I, so that multiplying
by I will give the frequency a semitone higher, and doing that
12 times will go up one octave:
A x I x I x I x I x I x I x I x I x I x I x I x I = A',
so, rearranging:
but A' / A = 440/880 = 2.
So I^12 = 2.
So I is the twelfth root of 2. Multiply the frequency of a note by
that and you get the frequency a semitone higher. The twelfth
root of two is approximately 1.05946309436, or, as kcalc has
it: 1.059463094359295264523454505045663154306
( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Twelfth_root_of_two )
To go up one cent, the same logic indicates you'd multiply by
the 1,200th root of two, since there are 100 cents in a semitone.
kcalc tells me it's:
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The self-proclaimed "toughest sheriff in America" has announced plans to keep illegal immigrants separate from the rest of the inmate population at tents in Phoenix that house prisoners.
Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio said he plans to personally accompany about 200 inmates — along with members of the media — from an area jail to Tent City on Wednesday afternoon.
"This is a population of criminals more adept perhaps at escape," Arpaio said in a news release. "But this is a fence they won't want to scale because they risk receiving quite a shock, literally."
Arpaio said housing the illegal immigrants separately would save money, although he did not explain how other than to say it's cheaper to house inmates in tents than at traditional jails.
He also said the move will be more convenient for consulate officials visiting foreign inmates and for Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents charged with deporting the inmates after they have served sentences in county jails.
Aside from their residency status, he said the inmates will be treated just like everyone else housed in the tents.
A spokesman for U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement declined to comment.
Arpaio's announcement has appalled some officials in the area.
Maricopa County Supervisor Mary Rose Wilcox said she thinks Arpaio could potentially be violating the immigrants' rights by keeping them separated, and that she'd like to talk to the Justice Department and have staff there issue an opinion.
"Anytime you treat people differently for no reason, you stand to violate rights," she said. "We treat people equally in America. I think it's wrong."
She said the move is a publicity stunt and that Arpaio has done nothing to show the supervisors how it would save money.


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You will be met on arrival at the airport and after a safari briefing, transferred to Wilson Airport for the flight to Samburu departing at 0915 hrs to arrive 1030 hrs. Upon arrival, you will be met and transferred to your camp for lunch, animal viewing enroute. You will spend three nights in this natural paradise where large herds of elephants, plentiful big cats, reticulated giraffes, buffalo and gerenuks form part of the reserve's large and diverse wildlife population. Ewaso Nyiro River is the main attraction for wildlife, but many animals are also found in the various habitats such as acacia, river forest, thorn trees and grasslands. Dinner and overnight at Larsens Tented Camp
Sleep in or rise early, but we recommend getting out into bush first thing to experience prime wildlife activity. As you continue with your game drive through this scenically and wildlife dramatic reserve, watch out for the unique Grevy's zebra or Beisa Oryx, both species only found north of the equator. Find relief from the hot African sun back at the lodge/camp as you chill-out in the afternoon. As the day cools, you shall return to the reserve for one last game drive. Overnight Larsens Tented Camp
After breakfast, you will be transferred to Lewa by road where you will spend the next two nights. Here you can enjoy a game drive in shared canter, bush walks amongts other activities. Overnight Lewa Safari camp.
While you are at the Lewa Safari Camp you will partake on morning and afternoon game drives in the park. Along with game drives you can enjoy guided bush walks as well. Overnight Lewa Safari Camp.
This morning you will be rransferred to the airtsrip after breakfast from where you will catch your flight to the Mara departing at 0830 hrs to arrive at 1030 hrs. You will be met on arrival in the Mara and transferred to your camp animal viewing enroute. Lunch is followed by another game drive. Dinner and overnight at Sarova Mara Game Camp.
While at the park enjoy morning and afternoon game drive in the park wherer the rolling plains around the accommodation are teeming with wildebeest, gazelles and zebras. Overnight Sarova Mara Game Camp.
Leaving the Sarova Camp you will be transferred to Governors Camp after breakfast where you will have morning and afternoon game drives in the park. Meals and overnight at Governors Il Moran camp
Located inside the Masai Mara National Reserve in the heart of one of the best wildlife viewing areas, which means you won't waste time getting to the action, enjoy morning and afternoon game drives in the park. You can also take an excursions daily into the famous Masai Mara National Reserve and surrounding areas, to local Masai Villages (Manyattas), and to / from the local schools. Overnight Il Moran Camp.
Fly back to Nairobi after breakfast – the flight departs at 1100 hrs to arrive at 1215 hrs. You will be met on arrival at Wilson airport and transfrred to JKIA for onward flight.


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21 Then I gave this command to Joshua: "You have seen for yourself all that the Lord your God has done to these two kings. The Lord will do the same thing to all the kingdoms where you are going. | 21 At that time I commanded Joshua: "You have seen with your own eyes all that the LORD your God has done to these two kings. The LORD will do the same to all the kingdoms over there where you are going. |
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only place females need to vary...........cup size btw they got enough variation already look at annie, poppy (wdf a smurf), etc
her weapon looks like a ball n chain
Id also like to see some female champs with the kind of physique that Gina Carano or Jessica Biel have - toned and 'thicker' for want of a better word, but not exactly a Ms Olympia.
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Protip: Even womens have already stated that they prefer to play with good looking/sexy females in videogames than to play with ugly ones. Is not a "only men" thing. The only girls that complain about it are usualy the ugly ones ( I have 1 friend that is.. well.. not good looking, and she always complain about that, while the others that are sexy/good looking dont care at all)
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I've seen plenty of very attractive women with a fitness level physique that won't kill a man on sight. She looks a bit on the weak side.
Hey OP, how about you go ahead and make a game without creating even one remotely attractive female? See how many players you get. Oh, if you think Sejuani is skinny then I don't even know.


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2 weeks ago at a dinner party I made the following, compiled from about 4 or 5 different seafood recipes. Due to popular demand I've written down more or less what I did (I took notes for once!) and am sharing the recipe here. This is very tasty, rich feeling yet light, and actually pretty darned easy to make. The only annoying part is the white sauce, because white sauce is always annoying. It really means it when recipes say stir constantly (or rather, you darned well better be stirring in the last 30 seconds!) and it just takes forever to thicken. Submitted by SUZISUZISUZI Carbs: 10.4g | Fat: 13.9g | Fiber: 1g | Protein: 40.8g | Calories: 350.9
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This is a low fat, low calorie Shrimp Scampi. Goes great with Yelllow rice , salad and asparagus Submitted by FLIP_C Carbs: 2.5g | Fat: 3.2g | Fiber: 0.3g | Protein: 10.3g | Calories: 92.8
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Preheat oven to 450. spray baking sheet with non stick spray. place tilapia on sheet and bake for 5 mins. Meanwhile mix remaining ingredients together. Flip fish over and spread parmesan mixture evenly on each fliet. Continue to bake for another 5 minutes or until fish is done and parmesan topping is lightly browned. Submitted by GEORGEC77 Carbs: 3.2g | Fat: 6.2g | Fiber: 0.3g | Protein: 23.7g | Calories: 167
Excellent as a main dish with a salad or in a sandwich (bread not included in the nutritional info) Submitted by JAN581 Carbs: 13g | Fat: 12.2g | Fiber: 5.1g | Protein: 9.4g | Calories: 184.3
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Just a recipe I made up one day. Submitted by HNDTHATSME Carbs: 27.5g | Fat: 19.6g | Fiber: 3.3g | Protein: 8.7g | Calories: 317.9
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easy and good meal that is low in caloried Submitted by CANDERS16 Carbs: 8.5g | Fat: 6.7g | Fiber: 3g | Protein: 17.3g | Calories: 158.3


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Raw, ugly and true. World's Finest Junkyard Rock Band. Good-time music with urgent soul and punch. Their sound is sometimes described as the Beastie Boys and Rage Against The Machine at a party with Muddy Waters.
A must-see, one-of-kind live act, the energy and attitude of the show is infectious and empowering. So much so that Joe H. once considered patenting his dance moves due to wide-spread "copy-catting."
All three members seem to belong more in a 1930's gangster movie than in the technologically dependent present. One night with these boys and you may just throw your iphone away.
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Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets' probation extended
Georgia Tech athletic director Mike Bobinski said Friday he hopes the school's extended NCAA probation announced this week is "the last time we go down this road."
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A felon linked to rental cars driven by North Carolina basketball player P.J. Hairston received 36 months of supervised probation as part of a plea deal.
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Iowa State Cyclones report recruiting violations to NCAA
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Eamonn BrennanMinnesota forward Trevor Mbakwe has not had the best offseason. In July, he was arrested for driving while intoxicated in Minnetonka, Minn., a violation of the probation he was serving for his plea in a 2009 felony assault case. He could have gone to...
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More trouble for Minnesota
Myron MedcalfYou can't make this up. Or perhaps you can. Minnesota basketball's off-court woes read like the script of a reality TV show. On Friday, Gophers star Trevor Mbakwe dodged jail time after a Florida judge added two years to his probation from an e...
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Eamonn BrennanOn Friday, Trevor Mbakwe got lucky. This week, Mbakwe was ordered to Florida for a hearing on a July DUI arrest in Minnetonka, Minn., a possible violation of the probation he was serving for a felony assault charge he pleaded guilty to in 2009. Un...
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Eamonn BrennanThis summer, Trevor Mbakwe was arrested for driving while intoxicated. In September -- as Minnesota coach Tubby Smith revealed at the Gophers' media day last week -- Mbakwe pleaded guilty and was sentenced to one year of probation and community servi...
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Myron MedcalfMinnesota coach Tubby Smith says returning star forward Trevor Mbakwe is "lucky to be on the team" following a guilty plea for driving while intoxicated last month.
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Texas Southern is awful at following rules
Eamonn BrennanWhen you see the NCAA punish a school like Texas Southern, the immediate reflex is to make fun of the NCAA. You want to repeat the classic quote: "The NCAA is so mad at Kentucky, it's going to give Cleveland State two more years' probation." Whether ...
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The star of the Long Island University Brooklyn basketball team and three teammates arrested in a campus brawl had their suspensions lifted Monday and were instead put on school probation and will be suspended for two games each.
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The NCAA on Wedneday accepted Baylor's self-imposed penalties in an infractions case involving more than 1,200 impermissible phone calls and text messages.
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NCAA punishes Radford Highlanders, sanctions Brad Greenberg
The NCAA placed Radford University's athletic programs on probation for two years for rules violations in men's basketball and tennis and imposed heavy sanctions on four coaches for misleading investigators.
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A former Seton Hall basketball player has been sentenced to five years' probation for his role in an armed robbery at a house near the school's northern New Jersey campus.
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MWF Seeking BFF: My Yearlong Search for a New Best FriendWhen Rachel Bertsche first moves to Chicago, she's thrilled to finally share a zip code, let alone an apartment, with her boyfriend. But shortly after getting married, Bertsche realizes that her new life is missing one thing: friends. Sure, she has plenty of BFFs—in New York and San Francisco and Boston and Washington, D.C. Still, in her adopted hometown, there's no one to call at the last minute for girl talk over brunch or a reality-TV marathon over a bottle of wine. Taking matters into her own hands, Bertsche develops a plan: She'll go on fifty-two friend-dates, one per week for a year, in hopes of meeting her new Best Friend Forever. In her thought-provoking, uproarious memoir, Bertsche blends the story of her girl-dates (whom she meets everywhere from improv class to friend rental websites) with the latest social research to examine how difficult—and hilariously awkward—it is to make new friends as an adult. In a time when women will happily announce they need a man but are embarrassed to admit they need a BFF, Bertsche uncovers the reality that no matter how great your love life is, you've gotta have friends. From the Trade Paperback edition. |
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User Review - skinglist - LibraryThingI tried, I really wanted to like this, but I bailed after 64 pages. It had promise, but there's no flow. Dates merge into discussion of random articles. I hope she found her BFF, but I think she was trying too hard. Probably worked well as a blog in small bites, but not a full length book. Read full review
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On Monday's Central Standard, we'll take a look at crowdfunding, a way area projects are creating monetary opportunities in the digital landscape.
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Re:eSports aren't like regular Sports (146 comments)
Another difference is that 50,000,000 people won't pay to watch eSports on any given weekend but they will for football and basketball etc.
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Re:eSports aren't like regular Sports (146 comments)
Another difference is that 50,000,000 people won't pay to watch eSports on any given weekend but they will for football and basketball etc.
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On the subject of April Fools, does anyone else miss the days when
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From TFA: "Now, after years of obscurity, Fallen Astronaut is making an unexpected comeback. Four decades after van Hoeydonck's private meeting with the Smithsonian's director, the Smithsonian invited the artist and his most famous sculpture out into the public for an absurdly belated lecture on Dec. 12 at the National Air and Space Museum"
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the AN/FSQ-7 had two parallel systems, so that one could be working while the other was down for tube replacement. One site I read stated that it had around 99% up time. Each system would also cycle the voltage slightly as it was ready for it's shift, to force premature failure in tubes that were on the borderline.
Re:I am confused. (52 comments)
it gets even better. In the linked article it explains that Paunch sells ads that appear in the control panels for all the renters, so not only does he get income from renting the system, he he also gets the income from that ads that are popping up in your system after you rent it from him!
Re:I am confused. (52 comments)
I'm certainly not an expert on this, but TFA says they "rent" the kit, and in a linked article it mentions administrative user panels for the people who rent the product, so it sounds as if you don't actually buy the code, but rather rent access to a system that lets you acquire and manipulate your botnet.
Re:How about (528 comments)
The case that was in the news recently about a woman who had to change her name because she was so ashamed of the pics her ex posted is a case in point here. A bit of investigation found out that the pics were selfies, of her doing things such as anal insertions. So yeah, it's hard to see how she didn't consent when she put something up her butt while naked, took the pics, and send them along to the guy.
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They are incredibly easy to make.
The new Hostess is non-union and has lost most of it's talent
If your first statement is true, it's hard to see why the second one would matter.
a bit silly (114 comments)
different phones have lockouts, and delays for new guesses based on wrong guesses. TFA mentions the delays, but not the data wipes. The whole thing seems a bit silly. There are easier ways to hack into most phones than brute forcing the pin with a robot.
Re:Heat. (249 comments)
Speaking as someone who has actually moved personal items from the northern to the southern hemisphere, depending on where you go, the single biggest threat to you property may well be theft. It can happen anywhere along the route and no one will be willing to say they received the goods intact.
Re:Who's affected? (104 comments)
things that you don't care where you got them because you're going to replace them when they break.
Sounds like a Kindle to me
Re:Back to School (333 comments)
Or that wonderful scene in Annie Hall when they are in the queue at the theatre, the loudmouth ass in front of them is spouting off about his knowledge of Marshall McLuhan, and Woody Allen brings out Marshall McLuhan in person to refute the ass.
Re:Devil's advocate here... (526 comments)
For a double blind experiment, both the doctor and the patient need to ignore (the phrase you are looking for is "not be aware") if they are on placebo or not -hence *double* blind.
I see, you think you are cute, but you misunderstand the point of double blind. The point of doing double blind is if there is a possibility that the clinician might know which drug is the test and which is the placebo and then if that knowledge could have even an unintended effect on the subject during the course of the treatment. Since the surgical patient is usually unconscious this can't happen, but if a person were being extremely careful they could have one physician interact with the patient while they were awake (before and after the surgery) and have a separate doctor do the actually surgery (or not) but lie to the "awake" doctors so they always thought the surgery was done. You are probably right that no one has been confused enough to do something like this, for ethical reasons if nothing else, but in addition to not understanding when double blinds are appropriate, you also fail to understand a ruptured appendix. Roughly speaking, the mortality rate from having the surgery is about 1 in 1,000,000 while having no surgery after the appendix ruptures is almost a death sentence. Which pretty much makes your cuteness irrelevant.
Re:Devil's advocate here... (526 comments)
I have to call BS on this one. Maybe I'm misunderstanding, but from what you said, it sounds like that you are claiming something like: Take two people each with an acute appendix. For one, do an appendectomy, for the other, put him out, wake him up, and tell him he had an appendectomy. And the surgery is no more effective than lying to the guy. Sorry, but there is no way in hell that can be true.
Re:Seems to get hung up at 96% for me (55 comments)
except that I don't want WA to know my FB login and pswd. That's what it kept asking for, even after I logged in to my (mostly bogus) FB account and gave it permissions. Smells fishy to me.
Re:Seems to get hung up at 96% for me (55 comments)
Didn't work. Had me log in to FB, give it permissions, then it kept begging me to create a WA account. I call BS on it.
Re:awesome publicity for public awareness (597 comments)
So you are sitting in your kitchen eating some food you just purchased at a store. Suddenly some guys in black suits burst through the window, knock you to the floor, and take the food, leaving behind a message stating that someone else claimed it looked just like the food they bought, so it must have been theirs. And you are claiming it's all OK because you can go down town to an office, fill out a report, and in a couple of weeks they will return your supper to you. Sheesh
Re:Dear Proprietarians and Patent Trolls (197 comments)
I screwed up and read TFA. What a waste of electronic ink. Talk about lack of substance, analysis, or depth. I feel dumber afterwards than I did before I read it. This is probably a real topic, but you'd never know if from that article.
Re:yes (1010 comments)
I have degrees in math and have taught Math at the university level. The biggest problem is that many of the people we send to college in the US should be in tech school instead. They probably won't benefit much from Algebra, but then they are most likely flunking many other courses as well. History, Literature, Biology, the list goes on. For the ones who should be in college, and who will benefit from a college education, they absolutely need the skills that a good mathematics education will help them acquire. For the ones who should be in tech school, they often can't even do basic whole number arithmetic so naturally they don't benefit from Algebra at all.
Re:Nuke it from orbit (547 comments)
Sounds to me what he's really worried about is them finding all the porn he's downloaded to the computer over the years.


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OM!!! I LOVE this!!!!! thanks for sharing, I've seen a few other posts using the solar lights in the sconces, so I've kept it perking in the brain, but this really sets it off for me!! the bad thing is, I only have chain link fence around the yard.......well that will have to be fixed, won't it :) |
well,if u have a chain link fence u could always find you some wide pieces of old barn wood and burn you a pretty design around the corners than go back and paint whatever the design u wood burn in,such as a vine with tiny flowers,seal it and put your sconce in the middle with your solar lights on top and put a hook on back and hang on your chain link fence... |
That sconce looks great!! I too have a chain link fence and doodys idea is rollong around in my upstairs thinking how awesome that could look. Thanks for the idea. |
- Posted by rock_oak_deer 8a TX (My Page) on Wed, Aug 18, 10 at 13:50
I love those! You can put them on 4x4 posts along the fence if you can't attach to the fence. |
- Posted by marlene_2008 7 (My Page) on Wed, Aug 18, 10 at 15:48
Really like the look of those...nice setting for them too! |
- Posted by luna_llena_feliz 5B (My Page) on Wed, Aug 18, 10 at 23:56
Don't forget garage walls too! Love your idea! I'll have to look for some solar lights and dig up some of my sconces. They would also look pretty on a pole, arbor or pergola. TFS! |
Beautiful!! Very rustic looking fence & bench!I like the red flowers too! Jan |
Thanks for the compliments. I tried to go back and spell solar right but it wouldn't let me? I was at GW today and found some more sconces for the back yard. I really like the idea..thanks for the inspirations!! Lisa |
- Posted by concretenprimroses 4B NH (My Page) on Thu, Aug 19, 10 at 8:40
Very cool. It looks like they throw just the right amount of light for that spot. Kathy |
- Posted by calamity_j z7bc (My Page) on Thu, Aug 19, 10 at 13:17
Very nice! I am now on the look out for sconces!!!!heh heh! |
- Posted by jeannespines 4 Iowa (My Page) on Thu, Aug 19, 10 at 21:25
Nice ambience for your seating area...envious of your great fence, too! & how you made a bench seat in it! Stars are wonderful...how about a moon! TFS! Jeanne S. |
- Posted by marleneann Qld Aust (My Page) on Fri, Aug 20, 10 at 4:00
This is a very artistic setting. Great work |
That is a great idea. And you found gorgeous sconces for the setting. Most excellent. I'm a bit drooly (read JEALOUS - LOL) cuz the sconces are kinda medievally and they'd look great in my Lady Gardyn. |
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Tell Publix to Stop Financing Allen West
According to an article published in the South Florida SunSentinel on Sunday, February 26, U.S. Representative Allen West had raised $5.8 million dollars for his re-election campaign.
Publix Supermarkets has donated $12,500 to Rep. West. The article is no longer available online, however, according to OpenSecrets.org, Publix is the second highest donor to Mr. West's relection campaign. Please click here to visit their site: http://www.opensecrets.org/politicians/summary.php?cid=N000291312
I propose telling Publix Supermarkets that we do not appreciate their support of Allen West, tea party darling, hate-monger and Communist-baiter.
If Publix Supermarkets continues to support Mr. West, I will not continue to support Publix.
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