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Irma Stern Museum
a south african art icon
Anyone who knows anything about South African art will be well acquainted with the works of Irma Stern. A prolific Expressionist painter, Stern achieved fame as an artist in South Africa and abroad in the early 20th century through her striking figures, portraits, landscapes, still lifes and ceramics.
The Irma Stern Museum is housed in "The Firs" in Cecil Road, Rosebank, which was the artist's home for almost 40 years.
The museum contains a permanent collection of her own work, as well as her private collection of antiques and African art. There is also a monthly temporary exhibition programme that showcases the work of contemporary South African artists.
Visitors can purchase books, prints, posters and wrapping paper at the gift shop, and spend time enjoying the beautiful gardens in which the museum is located.
About the artist
Irma Stern was born in 1894 in Schweizer-Reneke, in what is now called the North-West Province of South Africa. During the South African War at the turn of the century, her parents returned with her to their native Germany. As a young adult she studied art at the Weimar Academy and the Levin-Funcke Studio in Berlin, and held her first solo exhibition in that city in 1919.
In 1920 the family returned to South Africa and settled in Cape Town. Stern's work was initially dismissed in South Africa, but by the 1940s she had established herself as an important artist in the country.
Stern travelled extensively throughout her life, and was particularly fond of visiting the Congo and Zanzibar. Her trips to these countries had a distinct influence on her work, which is often referred to as exotic.
Address: Cecil Road, Rosebank, Cape Town
Telephone: +27 (0)21 685 5686
Website: www.irmastern.co.za
Operating hours: 10h00 to 17h00 on Tuesdays to Fridays; 10h00 to 14h00 on Saturdays
Entrance: Adults – R10; Pensioners and school pupils – R5
- Phone: 021 685 5686
- Website: http://www.irmastern.co.za
- Physical Address: University of Cape Town, Cecil Road, Rosebank
Museum of Gems & Jewellery
This unique museum project takes visitors on a journey from when diamonds first began to form three billion years ago and their 150 km journey to the surface, following the unique path of South African diamonds from their origin in extinct volcanoes to the deposits along our coastline. Learn about unique and rare gemstones, and see how jewellery has changed through thousands of years. The story about South Africa's mineral wealth is told, not only for diamonds, but also for our Platinum and Gold deposits.
Buyel'Embo Village
This cultural village aims to remind us of our origin and serves as the reservoir for African knowledge pertaining to nature and traditions, giving us an opportunity to celebrate who we are through music (wonderful sounds from live bands) or from its' distinct fineness of cuisine, topped up with African (local) arts and crafts.
Braai and Camping
Hot summer sun, extra long days and warm nights, sun-kissed skin and time to spend with loved ones; summer in Cape Town is the ideal time to get outdoors and enjoy getting closer to the spectacular nature that is within minutes from the bustling city.
Cape Town Diamond Museum
Diamonds were formed three billion years ago by molecular-changing heat of around 1 300 °C, deep within the Earth's crust. If you didn't know that, then you have not been to the Cape Town Diamond Museum.
Castle Military Museum
The Castle Military Museum is housed in the oldest building in South Africa, the Castle of Good Hope. It is a tribute to the brave regiments of the past, providing an insight into the political history of the country and celebrating the rich military history of the Cape.
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The Braille Institute has released VisionSim, a free app to help sighted users understand what it might be like to have a visual impairment. It was designed to help those with healthy vision experience the world as someone with one of four different degenerative eye diseases might. Macular degeneration, diabetic retinopathy, glaucoma and cataracts are all considered diseases of vision, but hey produce very different types of loss for the individuals who experience them.
The VisionSim app allows users to select one of the four vision loss simulators with the iOS device camera, then apply digital filters that simulate the symptoms of the specific diseases, as well as in the severity of those symptoms. These real time images can then be saved to the iOS device for later retrieval from the photo application or can then be shared. The app includes more info about the specific eye diseases, including symptoms and treatments, as well as access to the Braille Institute's website and contact information for further learning.
Vision loss isn't a binary – different conditions can bring about very different experiences. For example, cataracts can cause a loss of clarity in the center of the visual field, or to the side, or both. Diabetic retinopathy, on the other hand, can produce gray spots across the whole field of vision, while macular degeneration – a disease of the rods and cones in the eye – can result in blurriness as well as specific areas of occlusion. Users concerned about "going blind" may even take heart from learning that vision loss isn't an either/or condition. Users with concerns about their own vision might be prompted to seek treatment earlier.
As a learning tool, this seems like it would be invaluable, for both teachers and their students. It could also be a big help in ability awareness activities, when groups of students come together to find out how it might feel to have a specific type of disability.
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Barry the Pro - All football managers are bigots
Published: 29 Apr 2010 - 06:17:09
After all that palava with Gordon Brown and Mrs Duffy yesterday I looked up the word 'bigot'.
'A person obstinately or intolerantly devoted to his or her own opinions and prejudices; especially one who treats members of a group with hatred or intolerance.'
Now is it just me, or does that sound like every single football manager in the business? From Fergie, to Jose, to Fat Nige who runs the local Under-11s, they're all bigots and I won't be going round to their houses to apologise.
The first part of that definition calls for intolerant devotion to your own opinions and prejudices. Fergie, Jose and especially Arsene Wenger are all over that one. They're never wrong and they live every day on the verge of a hissy fit.
As for the hatred and intolerance towards members of a group...step forward referees, assistant referees and anybody involved with making any decisions that might have an impact on their team.
Oh, and in Fergie's case, the media - specifically the BBC.
So that's that sorted then. Mrs Duffy is in the clear, but football managers are all bigots. But perhaps they need to be, after all it seems the biggest culprits are the one's who win the most matches.
Well done last night Jose by the way - your anti-football did he job and we're now guaranteed a Champions League final that finishes 0-0 and goes to penalties.
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The Nag's Head chairman has appealed to the league for special dispensation to sign another full-back for our last game of the season.
With Fat Mick in prison, Three-legged John filming a 'movie' and Miaw Miaw Mike in Ibiza, we just didn't know what else to do.
Apparently they look at your bank balance. If your club's doing alright, they let you do it.
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- 'Bazza' lives, breathes and dies football every day of his life, before waking up the next morning to do it all over again. On the pitch his penchant for flowery flicks and tricks tends to frustrate his team-mates at Olympiacos Nag's Head FC, but all is forgiven when he shares his generous supply of male grooming products in the showers. BTP drinks lager and lime and has dedicated his life to scoring from the halfway line. Read him on Thursdays.
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Breakfast Topic: Who's your new favorite NPC? {WoW}
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12 Days of Winter Veil Giveaway Day 11: SteelSeries Siberia Headset {WoW}
Jan 1st 2011 5:06PM After watching V for Vendetta again, I'm going with "ALLIANCE PREVAILS!" as the counter for "For the Horde"
Raid Rx: Comparing 10- and 25-man raid healing in Cataclysm {WoW}
Nov 12th 2010 6:18PM Thanks for the insights!
Have you found it's more beneficial to stack healing circles in general, or to space them out so that there is more constant coverage?
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Most of my upcoming posts are going to be on the topic of game principles for instructional design. This post reflects on my experience with simple games in our school and how this topic is going to be wildfire in the best K-12 systems very soon.…
Scott and Amy's critique of Park's framework for mobile learning design
Motivation 2.0 – Comments on Daniel Pink's "Drive."
"Traditional notions of management are great if you want compliance but if you want engagement, self direction works better." Daniel Pink discusses the science of motivation in the 21st Century.
I am most of the way through Dan Pink's most recent book called Drive. …
School really SHOULD be all "fun and games!"
How many times have you heard someone working in a school say that the purpose of the organization "isn't all fun and games?" How many times have you heard an educator or administrator say something like, "it's school, it's not SUPPOSED to be fun!"?…
The Power of Posing Problems
This TED video is the jumping-off point for this entry:
This video prompted the following comment on the TED website:
John Burrell 2 hours ago: The teaching profession are falling over themselves to embrace the 'new paradigms' advocated by this teacher, repeated by amongst Ken Livingston and written about by Steven Johnson + the endless retweets on Edchat.
The Critical Inch
I apologize for the long writing absence. I have been spending a great deal of time adjusting to the realities of my role as Principal. I am blessed to work with one of the most dedicated group of professionals I have known. …
What is a PLC? Why are we talking about this?
Case Study: Coallition of the Willing
Coalition Of The Willing from coalitionfilm on Vimeo.
This video is an interesting example of a few different things that I think we'd like to see in our classrooms. While it's true that this was produced by a network of some of the best people working in motion graphics, it is still the result of an ethically motivated, thoughtfully engaged, and entrepreneurial group. …
Just Because
I was going to try justifying posting this trailer because some of my students are reading the Scott Pilgrim series and I want to make a connection between graphic novels and their often flimsy film adaptations. The fact of the matter is that I do not believe that this film adaptation will be flimsy and I am just excited about it because it's awesome.…


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The Fountain Theatre is a non-profit producing organization established in 1990 by co-Artistic Directors Deborah Lawlor and Stephen Sachs dedicated to providing a nurturing, creative home for multi-ethnic theatre and dance artists. Here we develop provocative new works or explore a unique vision of established plays that reflect the immediate concerns and cultural diversity of contemporary Los Angeles and the nation.
In an era of urban anxiety, ethnic hostility and wavering spirit, The Fountain offers a safe, supportive haven for artists of varied backgrounds to gather, interact and inspire each other toward the creation of work that will ignite and illuminate the community from which it's drawn and give creative voice to those who may not otherwise be heard.
Housed in a charming two-story complex in Hollywood, California, The Fountain has grown into one of the most successful of the smaller venues in the busy Los Angeles theatre world. With the addition of Producing Director/Dramaturg Simon Levy and Producer/Director Bennett Bradley (in 1993), The Fountain Theatre has an artistic staff with a wealth of experience that is quickly bringing the theatre's work to the attention of larger and larger audiences.
The Fountain Theatre's activities include a year-round season of fully-produced new and established plays (30 world premieres and 29 U.S., West Coast, Southern California or Los Angeles premieres in 20 years, each reflecting a unique cultural voice and serving a distinctive ethnic community), a full season of multi-ethnic dance, the foremost presentors of Flamenco in Los Angeles, a New Plays developmental series, Educational Outreach Programs, and national/international tours.
To date, Fountain Theatre productions have won more than 200 awards for all areas of production, performance, and design. And Fountain Theatre projects have been seen in Los Angeles, New York, San Francisco, Santa Barbara, Seattle, Chicago, Florida, New Jersey, Minneapolis, London and Edinburgh, among other cities and countries.


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Madison, WI Jobs at Acumium
Are you looking for a career that is challenging and full of opportunities? We're always looking for motivated and talented individuals to join our team!
Acumium offers these benefits to all full-time employees:
- Centrally located just a minute off of Madison's 12/18 "Beltline" highway and just five minutes to the Capitol/downtown area
- Easy access to bike path for transportation or a walk by the lake
- Flexibility with remote working and scheduling needs
- Free city bus pass with bus stops located right outside the office
- Casual dress code everyday (wearing shorts or blue jeans is standard practice)
- A 401K with company match program
- Health and dental insurance, short-term and long-term disability, life insurance
- Bi-weekly lunch and breakfast, not to mention a cupboard filled with healthy snacks, fruit, and good coffee
- Grill outs
- Beer in the fridge and popcorn is made daily in the old-school popcorn maker
- A fun environment with ping pong, shuffleboard, Nerf guns and RC helicopters
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FINRA Dispute Resolution operates the largest arbitration and mediation forum in the securities industry. FINRA Dispute Resolution resolves disputes in a fair, expeditious, and cost-effective manner between customers and securities firms and their associated persons and between associated persons and securities firms.
In arbitration, impartial persons who are knowledgeable in the areas in controversy decide disputes between two or more parties. At the hearing, each party gets a full and fair opportunity to present its position through documentary evidence and testimony. Thereafter, the arbitrators render a final and binding decision subject only to review by a court on a very limited basis. For most disputes with an amount in controversy less than $25,000, an arbitrator decides the case based upon the parties' written submissions.
Although filing, processing, and hearing fees are required, arbitration is typically less expensive and less time-consuming than court proceedings.
FINRA rules require that all brokers and brokerage firms submit to arbitration to resolve investment-related disputes with their customers. Mediation, however, is a voluntary process in which the mediator, an impartial person trained in facilitation and negotiation techniques, helps the parties reach a mutually acceptable resolution. In mediation, as distinguished from arbitration, the mediator does not impose a solution, but rather, works with the parties to create their own solution.
Mediation is an informal, flexible process that is generally less expensive than arbitration. Mediation proceeds expeditiously and approximately 80 percent of the cases in the FINRA Mediation Program result in settlement. However, in the unlikely event that a settlement is not reached, the parties may still arbitrate their dispute.
Arbitrations at FINRA are conducted in accordance with the Code of Arbitration Procedure as developed by the Securities Industry Conference on Arbitration. Mediations are conducted in accordance with the rules developed by the FINRA Arbitration and Mediation Committee. The SEC has oversight authority over both processes.
Arbitration and mediation are separate from the functions performed by the District Offices, which include surveillance and enforcement functions that may result in the assessment of sanctions or other disciplinary measures against member firms or their associated persons.


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Latest News
Don't overlook mid-size firms: HSBC report
Mid-size companies get less attention than their smaller and larger peers but actually play a crucial role in Singapore's economy. -BT
Analyst: Alibaba model works, so buy the stock
Alibaba's stock slump this year has unnerved many of the company's shareholders, but for UBS analyst Eric Sheridan, this is just a part of the growing pains. -CNBC
Disillusioned ex-players haunted by lack of job security
The controversial rule was rescinded within three weeks after anti-discrimination watchdog Tripartite Alliance for Fair and Progressive Employment Practices expressed concern. -ST
50 per cent personal income tax rebate granted to all taxpayers
Capped at $1,000, the rebate will be granted automatically to all eligible taxpayers and changes will be reflected in their tax bills. -AsiaOne
Goldman S'pore investor bank team down by a third
Retirement, transfers and redundancies lead to 15 departures while bank says it remains committed to Singapore. -BT
S'pore again leads Asia in real estate investment
The report by CBRE Research showed Asia's outbound real estate investment hit a record $54.6 billion in 2014, an increase of 23 per cent year on year. -BT
Malaysia Airlines to trim capacity
But its domestic routes and regional flights in ASEAN and the Asia-Pacific will be beefed up. -BT
Industrial building next to Bendemeer Station fetches $88m
Buyer likely eyeing capital appreciation of the property in the medium term, say market watchers. -BT
Firms moving to meet minimum trading price rule
Some propose share consolidation to get share price up during grace period. -ST
Putting the buzz back in SGX trading
It is not as though the stock market hasn't endured a similar period of famine, only to enjoy a bountiful feast later. -ST
Luxury shopping hub Hong Kong records worst retail sales since SARS
While a late Lunar New Year was partly to blame, economists say protracted pro-democracy protests hurt tourism. -Reuters
Boardrooms in Singapore still lagging in gender diversity
When it comes to female representation in the corporate boardroom, Singapore still trails most key cities in Asia, says global recruitment firm Hays. -BT
Bill Gates still world's richest man, Forbes says
The Microsoft co-founder's fortune increased $3.2 billion since last year to $79.2 billion (S$108.1 billion). -AFP
Facebook bid to help SMEs in Thailand
With the high rate of mobile-device usage among Thais, more businesses were turning to Facebook to drive their strategies. -The Nation/ANN
Budget 2015: Families can help housewives 'reap benefits' from CPF
More e-learning options that stay-home mothers can access from home, so that they can keep their skills updated. -My Paper
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They are a basement retail space in Guillemard Road and eight adjoining shops in Lorong 22, Geylang, to be sold as a single entity. -ST
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"Facebook is not a company for everyone in the world," says Zuckerberg. -AsiaOne
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Bee Advantage addresses gaps in productive chains and proposes solutions accordingly. -BT
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Mason Jar Travel Cup
You don't want to spill your sweet tea in your 4×4 truck do you? Poke a hole in the top of that mason jar and off you go!
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I'd like to know what the extra bit that they added is.
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You can buy those at Bed Bath and Beyond.
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Most bright-eyed Harvard freshmen arrive in the Yard determined to make the most of their college experience by trying something new and different. Some learn a new language, some pick up dance or find a cause to advocate, and some find their way to the top of a nationally-ranked crew program.
When the Crimson's top men's lightweight crew pushes off at this weekend's Head of the Charles Regatta, it will hold three men who showed up at the boathouse looking to try something new and found a passion that would dictate the course of their college careers.
"Coming here, crew just seemed like the quintessential Harvard sport, and it struck me as something really cool that I could do," senior coxswain Dexter Louie says. "I didn't know anything about it, but I figured I'd give it a shot. So I started, I walked on, and I just got hooked."
Every fall, 60 to 80 Harvard freshmen show up at the introductory meeting for lightweight crew. About a dozen from each class will stick with it through the varsity level. And this year, three—Louie, senior Mike Silvestri and junior Jared Dourdeville—will be reprising their roles in the Crimson's top boat.
Silvestri and Dourdeville both came to Harvard without previous rowing experience, but with athletic backgrounds and the desire to work hard.
"They both picked up the rowing stroke pretty easily—they were pretty natural that way," says Crimson novice coach Linda Muri. "They will both work very hard. They both put in the extra time."
Dourdeville rose through the ranks quickly, earning a spot in the top boat last spring as a sophomore—one of just three second-years in the boat, and the only walk-on of that trio.
"Jared is one of the hardest working guys on the team," junior Ben Bayley says. "One time, we went out in a pair together, and it was just supposed to be a lighter pressure row. The whole practice, though, he just kept pulling me around, so we were never going on a straight course...The thing is, what's 'easy' pressure for Jared is probably pulling super hard for everyone else."
This season, the junior has taken over the stroke seat—a spot typically reserved for the most technically proficient rowers and is charged with setting the rhythm for the entire boat.
"For me, it's been very rewarding to see the novice guys...pop up in the first varsity," Muri says. "To see Jared stroking the boat this year, I feel like I've contributed a lot by getting him to the point where he can take over. Same thing for Michael and for Dexter and for any of the novices in the program."
Dourdeville and Silvestri earned a silver medal at Eastern Sprints last spring, and capped off a successful season in the 1V with a bronze-medal finish at IRAs. Orchestrating the races was Louie, who has been the team's top coxswain since last year's Head of the Charles.
But coxing did not always come easily for the senior.
"I was one of those unfortunate coxswains that actually crashed the boat into the dock in the first few weeks, which is, like, the worst thing you can do as a coxswain," Louie admits with a laugh. "So I was actually pretty far down the depth chart to begin with."
Louie wasn't alone in his early struggles. In fact, Muri finds training a new set of coxswains to be one of the tougher parts of her job.
"The hard part is getting them to be competitive—that's one of the biggest challenges," she explains. "And, at the same time, teaching them all this stuff about rowing when they're not actually rowing."


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Does Selena have a wandering eye? A new report says she was getting hot and heavy with co-star rapper Gucci while filming her new movie 'Spring Breakers'. Poor Justin!
Selena Gomez is currently traveling all over Europe showing off a number of sexy outfits while promoting her hot new movie, Spring Breakers, and a sensational new report says that Selena had a pretty sexy time filming the movie too! While filming in mid 2012, Selena and rapper Gucci Mane allegedly got close and used to spend hours in her trailer alone, and Gucci did NOT care that Selena was dating Justin Bieber. Did Selena cheat on Justin?
Selena Gomez & Gucci Mane Hooked Up?!?
A production assistant from the set of Spring Breakers says that Selena, 20, and Gucci, 33, got very friendly while filming the movie, reports MediaTakeOut.com.
Selena plays college student Faith, while Gucci plays Archie, some sort of drug lord/criminal/thug.
The insider claims that Gucci spent hours inside Selena's trailer, sometimes with her and her co -stars Ashley Benson, Rachel Korine and Vanessa Hudgens, and other times just the two of them ALONE.
"We thought it was [odd] that she was in there with [Gucci]. One time [producers] sent security to make sure she was OK." The insider added, "It almost became a joke, [another employee] said [to Gucci] 'Watch out or I'm telling Justin [Bieber].' [Gucci] was like 'F*ck that lil n***a."
How scandalous!
Gucci has an ice cream cone tattoo on his face and has previously been charged for murder (the charges were later dropped), so he doesn't exactly seem like Selena's type… Baby faced Justin is much more up her alley.
However, Selena wore a Gucci dress to the Madrid premiere on Feb. 21. How interesting!
What do YOU think HollywoodLifers? Do YOU think Selena cheated on Justin? Did Selena have an affair with Gucci?
Watch: Justin Bieber Gets New Miley Cyrus Mohawk Haircut
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SELENA!!!!! gucci is ugly af….. and so is biebs….. you can do sooooo much better then these pigs… so disappointed…. and biebs reportedly goes with all these girls… gross. they both need to be checked for some stds….. I am ur biggest fan.. but i lose a little more respect for you each time you go back to these pigs.. what ru trying to tell ur fans… even if it isnt true, you make questionable decisions. and wheres that purity ring.. why even promote it to put that into little girls minds..God knows im not perfect but damn i looked up to you..
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Din't you dare talk about Justin like that he deserve BETTER he don't need some GOLD DIGGIN' HOE coming into his life and Selena got half of his money…..YEAH HE SMILIN' BUT NOT BEACUASE OF HER BECAUSE US BELIEBERS She went out with Nick Jonas when he was Famous then Taylor lautner when he was famous and Not Justin bieber now that he's the most famous artist Never liked her can't believe my name is selena
haha…its sooooo true…you guys keep talking about how selena could do way better but the truth is is if selena cant treat justin with the amount of respect that he deserves then she doesnt even deserve him..everybody is so hung up on the fact that "justin bieber cheated on selena gomez" just beacause there was a picture of him and his friend and a model in the backround.are we all forgetting the way that he treated selena like a freaking queen…like when he rented out staples centre for just the two of them and then put on a romantic dinner and watched titanic…HELLOOOO PEOPLE WAKE UP AND TAKE A WIFF OF THE REAL JUSTIN BIEBER…THE ONE THAT DESERVES TO HAVE SOMEONE TREAT HIM LIKE A KING ily justin♥♥
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ok, if selena gomez fell for baby cute justin then she wouldnt fall for gucci mane with an ice cream on his face. Eventhough she has grown up i really do NOT think she is into him. What does it matter if they were in her trailer alone? Do you REALLY think selena would cheat on justin? SHES GROWN UP NOT CHANGED INTO A PERSON THAT WANTS TO CHEAT ON JB AND DATE SOMEONE WITH AN ICE-CREAM ON HIS FACE.
Posted at 7:44 AM on February 25, 2013
I love salena n I also respect justin bieber if this is true salena you shoukdnt be doing what you are doing if this is true I repect justin bieber yeah he make mistakes everyone does but he loves her n I know he would never do that to selena n justin doesn't deserve this if its tru just saying that my opinion so yeah if this is true its not right what your doing to justin is not not right he loves you n plus you guys look cute
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first of all bieber is just rich but thats all lol you have to have more than money these days understand that and i just could nt see little man bieber golden retriever or watever the kids name is fulfilling her as i think gucci would easily do hmmm nah he couldnt and he just nt that kool foreal lmao gooooo gucci lil man cant fit no more he shall fall in lmao step it up kid…
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In 2001, I had a car accident, two years later I needed to take time off from work with severe back problems. Yes, the car accident caused my injury, but my weight added to the problem. Weighing between 145 and 150kgs, I was still overweight.
At the start of 2004, I stopped eating real food. I began eating salads and not much else. I also began to spend more than two hours a day in the gym doing massive cardio workouts. The weight finally started to come off and I was well enough to return to work in July 2004 at 115kgs. I had lost 35kgs.
Having lost so much weight, I stopped eating salads, and as I had returned to work, I wasn't able to exercise nearly as much as I had been. Slowly, the weight started to creep back on.
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The day before I started Bodytrim I had a massive free day with big steaks, beers, the works. I was after all, the typical beer swigging, steak and chip eating, Australian.
I was infected by Geoff's utter enthusiasm to help other people and I just knew that this was going to work, even before I started. So when I woke up on the first morning of the carb detox, I got the tape measure out and took my measurements. Then I jumped on the scales and I could not believe what I saw. I had lost 5kgs, just in the Bodytrim warm up. It was official. Geoff is a legend!
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Demirsoy, Suleyman S. and Kale, Izzet and Dempster, Andrew G. (2005) Synthesis of reconfigurable multiplier blocks: part I: fundamentals. In: IEEE International Symposium on Circuits and Systems 2005. IEEE Computer Society, Piscataway, N.J., USA, 536 -539. ISBN 0780388348
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Official URL: http://dx.doi.org/10.1109/ISCAS.2005.1464643
Reconfigurable Multiplier Blocks (ReMB) offer significant area, delay and possibly power reduction in time multiplexed implementation of multiple constant multiplications. This paper and its companion paper (subtitled Part II- Algorithm) together present a systematic synthesis method for Single Input Single Output (SISO) and Single Input Multiple Output (SIMO) ReMB designs. This paper presents the necessary foundation and terminology needed for developing a systematic synthesis technique. The companion paper illustrates the synthesis method through examples. The method proposed achieves reduced logic-depth and area over standard multipliers / multiplier blocks.
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Deposited On: | 01 Dec 2005 |
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Renault stay ahead as 2005 season draws ever closer
It was Giancarlo Fisichellas turn to lead at the Circuit de Catalunya on Wednesday as Renault again dominated testing in Barcelona. Team mate Fernando Alonso was third, with the French cars split in the times by the Toyota of Ricardo Zonta.
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Overall, things seem very positive: the car is well balanced, the balance remains consistent on long runs and it is looking after its tyres well, which will hopefully mean the drivers are well equipped to continue attacking until the end of the races this year, said Renaults chief test engineer Christian Silk.
Juan Pablo Montoya was the leading McLaren driver in fourth place, immediately ahead of the Red Bull duo of David Coulthard and Christian Klien. It was the Colombians final day of testing before he makes his race debut for the team in Melbourne and he completed 119 laps of preparation in the MP4-20. Pedro de la Rosa, standing in for Kim Raikkonen, was 11th fastest after 63 laps.
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Narain improved his time, he did a 1:19.2 and was working through some more of Bridgestone's tyre test programme. Tiago's best time was 1:19.7 so we are making progress all the time and it's going quite positively at the moment."
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2. Ricardo Zonta, Toyota (Michelin), 1:14.502
3. Fernando Alonso, Renault (Michelin), 1:14.556
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5. David Coulthard, Red Bull (Michelin), 1:15.372
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1. Gentoo News
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"Apple, we have a problem" - Gentoo MacOS X Released
Figure 1.1: Derived from Apple's 'Redmond, we have a problem' campaign: The Gentoo MacOS announcement
Almost exactly one year after the idea of porting Portage to MacOS X came up - and the joint Metapkg initiative between Fink, Darwinports and Gentoo took off - a 20-head-strong developer team around Pieter van den Abeele (strategic lead) and Daniel Ostrow (operational) is now ready to release an extraordinary beast into the wild: Gentoo MacOS. They deliver on a promise no other Linux distribution has been daring enough to make yet: Portage on MacOS is now fully operational, seamlessly integrated as a package manager in a non-Linux operating system. It initially serves the main purpose of an SDK for inclusion of new packages, testing and patching. Granted, KDE isn't ported yet, but make no mistake: Gentoo MacOS is ready for consumption by Macintosh users who want, say, scientific DTP via TeX, something they will now be able to simply emerge in OS X just like they'd do in Gentoo Linux."Right now it's a tool to install lots of commonly requested applications on OS X", explains Pieter van den Abeele. "But in a few months, we'll have a port system that builds Darwin from scratch, provides a standardised lookup and installation routine for Dashboard widgets, enhancements and tools like the Desktop Manager and many, many more popular OS X applications." Downloading the Gentoo MacOS Installer provides users with a patched portage, its tree, and the Python modules. It sets environment variables and demands a bootstrapping shell script to be run before the first emerge that detects the operating system (Panther or Tiger), chooses the relevant profiles and injects every application it finds already installed in MacOS X.
Figure 1.2: Taming the Tiger with a double-click: The Gentoo MacOS Installer
Since Gentoo's own GCC ebuild for MacOS X isn't ready yet, compiling is currently done using the Xcode development tools which include GCC 3.3 provided by Apple. "People already on Tiger can experiment with GCC 3.5", adds Pieter. Tiger, the new release of MacOS X, is due in 2005 with its brandnew database filesystem Spotlight, modernised video services and many other features. The Gentoo MacOS developers are busy polishing the knobs (a Cocoa user interface is part of the plan), getting iSync integration to work (emerge an application on one machine, automatically replicate onto all other Macs in a LAN), right down to making Catalyst produce Darwin LiveCDs... "But first the cool stuff, then Darwin", chuckles strategic lead Pieter. Even though his team is already larger than the entire Gentoo Linux PPC developer group, they still train new devs almost daily, and whoever wants to help with the project is very welcome to get in touch. The public Wiki holds installation instructions and serves as a reporting tool for packages outside of Portage that already compile without bombing out. The Gentoo MacOS Installer can be downloaded from here.
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2. Gentoo Security
rsync: Directory traversal in rsync daemon
Under specific conditions, the rsync daemon is vulnerable to a directory traversal allowing to write files outside a sync module.
For more information, please see the GLSA Announcement
wv: Buffer overflow vulnerability
A buffer overflow vulnerability exists in the wv library that can allow an attacker to execute arbitrary code with the privileges of the user running the vulnerable application.
Linux Kernel: Remote DoS vulnerability with IPTables TCP Handling
A flaw has been discovered in 2.6 series Linux kernels that allows an attacker to send a malformed TCP packet, causing the affected kernel to possibly enter an infinite loop and hang the vulnerable machine.
PHP: Multiple security vulnerabilities
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3. Projects Update
The portage team is currently working on readying portage-2.0.51 for public testing and stable releases in the near future. The features of 2.0.51 are mostly internal, but there will be some obvious changes related to FHS compliance and better handling of virtual and 'any of these' dependencies. There will be some changes in the caches as the migration to 2.0.51 starts, but as long as users are currently on at least portage-2.0.50-r7, they won't notice.
The recruiters team have suspended plans to implement a formal copyright assignment process, pending legal counsel and some issues with wording, the status of developers younger than the age of majority, and the legal status of non-U.S. development. For now, ebuilds are specifically assigned copyright to the Gentoo Foundation, but there is no formal contract. There is also now a Developer Away page which will document developers who are away or out-of-contact for a variety of reasons.
Pieter van den Abeele (strategic lead) and Daniel Ostrow (operational) will be heading up the new MacOS project to support the implementation of portage on Macintosh computers. See the News section for details on this initiative.
The Hardened Gentoo team is currently getting ready for a parallel release with the 2004.2 Live CD.
The infrastructure team are currently testing eGroupWare's suitability for use by Gentoo developers for communication and project management.
The Release Engineering team are hard at work gearing up for the release of the 2004.2 Live CD,currently scheduled for the 26th of this month.
4. Featured Developer of the Week
Featured Developer is on hiatus this week.
5. Heard in the Community
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Portage, not Portage
First anniversary of one of the most popular threads in the forums: Gentoo developer Pythonhead started a list of portage utilities that aren't in Portage exactly a year ago that's been spoon-fed with suggestions by many users since then. The list is constantly updated and has grown to currently 37 tools, including esoteric shell script like license2kill (gets rid of every package not covered by an Open-Source-Initiative-approved license) and hands-on helpers like Pythonhead's own "bumper" (bumps ebuilds when a new source version is available for download and doesn't require a totally modified ebuild) and a handful of replacements or modifications of standard portage features like updating config files, downloading and emerging things. Some of the tools have actually made it into Portage already, some will never stand a chance of inclusion in the tree. Take your pick:
Using ~x86 All the Time?
Should you use the ~x86 flag for everything on your system? Some claim it is too unstable, and others claim that it is more stable than not setting any keywords. Check out the interesting arguments both ways in this thread.
What is your opinion on using gentoo-sources for the kernel? A few people believe that there are too many patches applied in the gentoo-kernel, but there are also good arguments for them as well. The thread is here.
Send-only Mail Server
Have the need to allow a server to send mail, but not receive it? This thread opened up discussion on such a topic using Postfix.
6. Gentoo International
UK: Gentoo Meet-Up Looking for Organizing Committee
Gentoo developer Stuart Herbert is seeking volunteers who would be willing to organize a meeting for UK-based Gentoo developers and users in September or early October 2004. The initial venue is to be Manchester, conveniently placed at the geographic center of England, Wales and Scotland. Help is now needed to organize a venue, internet access, accomodation and the conference programme, along with publicity around the event. If you're interested in participating, post your availability to this thread on the Forums.
7. Bugzilla
The Gentoo community uses Bugzilla (bugs.gentoo.org) to record and track bugs, notifications, suggestions and other interactions with the development team. Between 10 July 2004 and 16 July 2004, activity on the site has resulted in:
Of the 6802 currently open bugs: 138 are labeled 'blocker', 177 are labeled 'critical', and 530 are labeled 'major'.
Closed Bug Rankings
The developers and teams who have closed the most bugs during this period are:
New Bug Rankings
The developers and teams who have been assigned the most new bugs during this period are:
8. Tips and Tricks
Using bash history
If you have ever typed a long command and needed to repeat it, or you need to repeat a series of commands, try using history instead of re-typing. The history command allows you see (and execute) previous commands. Type history to see the last few commands you've entered. It will show you the command and a number. To execute the command use history !number where number is the number of the command listed. (e.g. history !234).
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Does your boss constantly point out your mistakes? Can she find fault in everything you do? If so, you probably have a critical manager. As a perfectionist, she feels it is her duty to point out everyone's flaws.
Over time, that constant criticism chips away at your sense of self-worth. Combine that with a boss who refuses to recognize your contributions at work, and you're definitely in a toxic situation.
Some signs that you work for a critical manager:
- You feel like you can't do anything well, in your manager's opinion
- You spend a lot of time checking your work to avoid mistakes
- You worry most of the time about what faults your boss will point out
- Even when you accomplish something, it's never enough
- You avoid your boss so you don't have to hear his criticism
But you can cope with a critical boss. Below are some suggestions for disengaging from your critical boss, not taking the criticism personally, and dealing with a critical manager.
Disengage from your critical boss
The first step in coping with a critical manager is to disengage from him or her. Stop concentrating on your bad boss, and start focusing on you.
Accept that you can't control the behavior of another person. If you've ever raised or been a teenager, you know this is true. The only person whose behavior you can control is your own.
When you're dealing with a faultfinding manager, accept that you can never satisfy her. She's a perfectionist who is compelled to find a flaw in everything. Trying to change her into a non-critical person will only frustrate you. Let her therapist work on that.
Accepting someone's bad behavior doesn't mean you approve of that behavior. It just means you acknowledge that it exists and can't change it. You get over it and move on.
Once you accept your manager's flaws (how ironic, since she doesn't), start rebuilding your self-assurance. Can you find ways to help other people at work? Maybe someone outside your workgroup can give you credit for a job well done. Look for ways to get involved with a task force, event, or committee away from your boss.
Another way to rebuild your confidence at work is to achieve small personal goals. This way you'll start to feel successful on a small level. Maybe you can finish something from your task list that you've been putting off. Or something as simple as cleaning out your email or as powerful as updating your resume. It may not seem like much, but when you're feeling worthless thanks to a hyper-critical boss, every little bit of success helps you regain your personal power.
Follow this up at home by writing down your daily achievements. Just because your boss ignores your success doesn't mean you have to. When you get home every day, write down at least three things you accomplished at work, no matter how small. I'm sure you help at least three people every day. Write those down.
Spend time outside of work with friends or colleagues who recognize your abilities and success. Grab a beer together after work. But instead of whining about your horrible boss, tell your co-drinkers what you admire about each one of them. They'll probably return the favor.
Don't take the criticism personally
Your boss's bad behavior isn't about you. It's about him. You're probably not the only person he treats this way. He isn't criticizing you because you're horrible at your work. He does it because he's a compulsive nitpicker. You didn't cause your manager's critical personality. It was already there, long before you started working for him.
Your manager's criticism has nothing to do with your value as a person and employee. It's the only way he knows how to relate to people. He thinks he's helping you improve by pointing out your mistakes. He does it to everyone, so don't take it personally.
Remind yourself that your boss's negative comments are opinion, not fact. An overly critical manager is compelled to find fault with everything anyone does. That doesn't mean the criticism is true.
Defending yourself to this type of boss doesn't work. No matter what you do, and no matter how well you do it, you can't change a critical manager's bad behavior. Instead of arguing with your boss about your work, try saying, "Thanks for letting me know." Make any corrections you feel are justified, and let go of the rest.
More tips for dealing with a critical manager
If your boss constantly points out mistakes in your work, you might be tempted to work long hours to avoid making mistakes. Don't waste your time. Your manager is insecure. She feels better when she criticizes other people. Even if your work is perfect, she is compelled to say something negative about it. Do your normal wonderful work, ignore her negative feedback, and get started on your next task.
It may help to take notes when your boss is criticizing your work. That way you can look at them later to decide which suggestions may help, and which are worthless opinions. Or you can run them through the paper shredder.
No matter what, don't accept your supervisor's comments as true statements of your worth. Don't keep telling yourself that you're stupid, or you always make mistakes, or whatever other negative stuff your boss says. For one reason, it's not true. Your boss has to find fault to make himself feel important. You are a valuable contributor at work, or you wouldn't still be working there. For another reason, your worth does not depend on your job. Your life has meaning no matter what your boss says.
Sometimes it helps to talk to someone else. Be careful about talking to your manager's boss, another manager, or someone in Human Resources. Their first alliance is to the company, not you. They tend to side with your boss, and may even repeat to him or her what you say. Find a trusted person, either at work or outside the office, who will listen. Tell them up front whether you want them to just commiserate or help solve the problem. Take a deep breath and/or a strong shot of vodka, and let loose.
Do what you can to relieve the stress of working for a constant critic. Close your eyes and take a few deep breaths. Go outside and take a walk in the fresh air and sunshine. Make a joke and laugh it off. Get a massage. Have a drink or two when you get home from work. Have pity on your manager and his family for having to live with him. Be grateful you have a job and a life away from it. Take steps to rebuild your confidence.
The final suggestion for working with a critical manager is to find another job working with a better one. There are great bosses out there. I'm sorry you got stuck with a bad one. You can't control your manager's behavior, but you can control whom you work for. Maybe you can look for a more positive place to work, or for a manager who better supports you.
If you're a manager, and you find fault in everything your employees do, maybe it's not them. Maybe it's you. Do you dish out only negative criticism? If you do, try balancing it with some positive criticism. Constructive criticism is a more compassionate approach. Its aim is to show that while the person did good work, the goal could be better achieved by a different route.


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Each weekend there are two broadcasts by the world class Cleveland Orchestra: Saturdays at 8:00 PM and Sundays at 4:00 PM. On occasions, especially around holidays, there are special broadcasts.
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Sunday 06/01/14
Carnegie Hall concert of 10/04/06
Franz Welser-Moest, conductor
Leif Ove Andsnes, piano
Dorothea Roeschmann, soprano
SUPPE: Light Cavalry Overture
MOZART: Piano Concerto No. 17 in G, K.; 453
MOZART: The Marriage of Figaro: "Porgi
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Annen Polka, Op. 117; Die Fledermaus Overture
Saturday 06/07/14
Fabio Luisi, conductor
Hélène Grimaud, piano
Maureen McKay, soprano
BEETHOVEN Piano Concerto No. 5 ("Emperor")
MAHLER Symphony No. 4
Sunday 06/08/14
Vienna Muskiverein 10/29/09
Franz Welser-Moest, conductor
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Marek Janowski, conductor
Matthew Polenzani, tenor
Richard King, horn
FAURÉ Suite from Pelléas and Mélisande
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FRANCK Symphony in D minor
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Cleveland Orchestra Youth Orchestra
Brett Mitchell, conductor
Ann Yu, violin
Torke: Bright Blue Music
Prokofiev: Violin Concerto No.2
Berlioz: Symphonie fantastique
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Knight Concert Hall, Miami
Franz Welser-Möst, conductor
Pierre-Laurent Aimard, piano
DEBUSSY Prelude to the Afternoon of a Faun
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STRAUSS Ein Heldenleben
Sunday 06/28/14
Christoph von Dohnányi, conductor
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SCHUMANN Symphony No. 2
Saturday 06/28/14
Franz Welser-Möst, conductor
BEETHOVEN Symphony No. 3 ("Eroica")
SHOSTAKOVICH Symphony No. 6
Sunday 06/29/14
Herbert Blomstedt, conductor
Garrick Ohlsson, piano
BRAHMS Academic Festival Overture
HINDEMITH Symphony, "Mathis der Maler"
BEETHOVEN Piano Concerto No. 5 ("Emperor")
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SOUSA March, The Stars and Stripes Forever
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http://www.mobafire.com/league-of-le...74503?revision Above is the link to the guide that is likely to be expanded. However the idea and the numbers are there. Below is the introduction paragraph to the guide and why I made this and also why I play Warwick this way as a solo top. "A troll or a cheese build is a build that only works rarely and or in a specific situation. Previously an AP Warwick was considered a cheese since it works amazingly well in the lane phase but is easily shut down later on. The issue previously was that Warwick was dependant on how Q to do the damage and that is all. Because of how Malady scales, it validates an AP Warwick to the lategame as well still promoting a high attack speed. Why is this a viable build? (NOTE:All numbers do not reflect target's armor/magic resist) At lv18 and max gear, you would do... Spellsword- 370ap/5% =18 auto hits- 330.38 dps (149 ap, 181 ad). (3303.8 damage over 10 seconds) Auto hits with W active- 495.63 dps for 10 seconds (223.1 ap, 272.53 ad) (4956.3 damage over 10 seconds) Assuming you Q between auto attacks- Q's hit for 645, can be used every 3.97 seconds (twice in 10 seconds). This will do... 4593.4 damage(459.3dps) in 10s w/o W active + 32% of target's max hp. 6246.3 damage(624.63dps) 10s w/ W active + 32% of target's max hp. In both cases you will also regen 1032 hp through Q. Warwick's R ability will also do 1190 damage." I made this builde based on a previous popular on-hit WW build that does around the same numbers on basic attacks yet has the high sustain of an AP WW. The build is made as WW to be an AP bruiser, not an assassin. Also in this build you will not see the real numbers of the AP side until around lv14-16. however it isn't so say WW is useless before then.
Guy on a bus
Ok... a max build AD warwick would do 10k over 10s AFTER armor calculation with 0 armor maybe 20k?. This build doesn't impress me. (consider 1200 dmg crits twice per second)
Also a note on malady => it's really not that great unless you are actually doing mostly magic damage. Warwick's damage should be split about 70% attack damage, 30% magical damage. Here is some maths for you. AP compared to AD Say you have 1000 AP. Malady only does 100 extra damage on each auto attack. Say you have 300 AD with crit chance near or at 100% 2.0 attacks per second with shiv and phantom dancer. Not only are you getting the AOE hits from shiv, but you are doing (300x2.5)+(200x2.5) for the first hit.. and (300x2.5) for every hit on top of that. So, 1250 dmg for the first hit. 750 dmg for every hit after that. For easiness, let's make your atk speed an easy 2.0 hits per second 10 seconds = 1250 (500 aoe) + (750 x 20) 16,250 to a single target If you get 1 blood thirster, completely maxed (20% lifesteal) Over 10 seconds you heal 16,250x.2= 3250 health (Not counting passive lifesteal or Q lifesteal) This build isn't counting skills at all. So yes. AP WW is still a cheese build. Not worth it ImO


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April 17-19 -- Sponsored by On The Hunt, at St. Michael's Church House, Litchfield, CT. On Friday night at 6:30, we will kick off this sale with early buying, great music, wine, and tasty tid-bits.
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The Free Spirit 5K/10K Run is more than just an event for running.
Rick and Mary Claiborn, Hays, said the event honors their daughter, Jordyn, and how she lived her life.
"She was very free in the way she approached her life," Rick said.
Jordyn and a classmate, Cody Younger, were killed in a car accident Sept. 11, 2009, in Ellis County. Both were 16.
The second annual Free Spirit 5K/10K Run will be Sept. 8, with registration beginning at 9:15 a.m. and the run at 10 a.m.
But running shoes are not required.
"We also have what we call a 'free spirit' division. It's in honor of Jordyn too, so if you just want to show up and get a T-shirt, you can," Rick said. "You don't have to run."
The free spirit division allows people to set their own distance if they choose to run after their contribution.
Claiborn said Hays Recreation Commission handles registrations and helps coordinate the race.
Last summer, 140 people participated.
"She had a very close-knit core of friends, but she was in every group: the popular group, the not-so-popular group, the athletes, just everywhere," Mary said. "Everyone considered her a part of their group."
Rick said sponsor money feeds into the Free Spirit Award scholarship, given each spring at the Hays High School Academic Awards night. HRC also donates remaining funds to the scholarship, after fees are paid.
"They've been really gracious to agree to do that," he said.
The scholarship is given to a senior girl who has been active in dance, either as a member of the HHS dance team or in a Hays studio, as well as the community.
Mary said Jordyn was active in dance, so that is one of the main criteria to receive the scholarship.
The entry fee before the Sept. 5 deadline is $18. It is $22 after the deadline passes.
Participants will meet at the batting cages at Dusty Glassman Ball Park, Fourth and Milner.
To register, call (785) 623-2650 or visit haysrec.org.
"The purpose of the run is to not commemorate loss," Rick said. "The purpose of the run is to celebrate the free spirit that she had, and that we all can have to a degree, if we let it."


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Phoenix @ Kings, Phoenix @ Kings
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Sliding Down the Hallway – Kings Ice Oilers 3-1
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Chicago Blackhawks Earn the Victory, 3-2
There are going to be clichés, right? Didn't play the full 60 minutes, can't play only 20 and expect to win, need a better effort, etc. At the end of the day though, Chicago earned this victory. They dominated the… Read More ›
Jonathan Who?
Simple question, complete the sentence for tomorrow's game: Starting in goal for Los Angeles, Jonathan ________? Don't pick you think will start, pick who you want to see start and tell me why. I say Quick should get the nod,… Read More ›
"How About This Fucked Up Team, Right Here?"
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Up Yours CBS and Andy Strickland. Jonathan Bernier Better Stay.
I want to poke out CBS' eye…the one they have on hockey. And Andy Strickland too, that Blues loving so and so. He claims his sources confirmed "Bernier has asked the team to move him to a team where he'd have… Read More ›
How About This Fucking Contract Right Here? Stanley Cup Champion L.A. Kings and Jonathan Quick Agree to 10 Year, Estimated at $58 Million Contract
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