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Born | Kyle Brandon Lowder August 27, 1980 St. Louis, Missouri |
Years active | 2000–present |
Spouse(s) | Arianne Zucker (2002–2014) 1 child |
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Kyle Lowder | |
Born | Kyle Brandon Lowder August 27, 1980 St. Louis, Missouri |
Years active | 2000–present |
Spouse(s) | Arianne Zucker (2002–2014) 1 child |
Kyle Lowder (born Kyle Brandon Lowder on August 27, 1980 in St. Louis, Missouri) is an American actor. He is known for his role as Brady Black on Days of Our Lives (2000–2005) and for his role as Rick Forrester on The Bold and the Beautiful (2007–2011[1]).
He graduated from Pleasantville High School in Pleasantville, New York in 1998, where he played quarterback for the school's football team. He briefly attended Syracuse University before dropping out to pursue acting in Los Angeles.
He is best known for his role as Brady Black on Days of Our Lives. He played Brady from August 2000 to September 2005.
In 2003, Lowder was nominated for a Daytime Emmy Award ("Outstanding Younger Actor in a Drama Series") for his role as Brady.
Lowder appeared in Friends as himself in the 2003 episode "The One with the Soap Opera Party".
Lowder took over the role of Rick Forrester on The Bold and the Beautiful in January 2007, replacing Justin Torkildsen, who after departing in 2004, appeared as a recurring character until 2006. Lowder is the 4th actor to play Rick.
Kyle also has studied classical voice and has a wonderful baritone singing voice. He has sung on several episodes of B&B, and can be seen on YouTube singing the National Anthem at a Dodgers game.
Lowder left B&B in January 2011 to focus on the release of his debut CD. It charted at #3 on iTunes in the Classical Crossover category.
On August 3, 2002 he married his Days of Our Lives co-star Arianne Zucker. The couple originally announced their separation in August 2007 but reconciled in February 2008. In June 2009, the couple announced that they were expecting their first child. Their daughter Isabella was born on December 7, 2009. It was confirmed in March of 2014 that the couple had divorced. [2]


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Wetherbee hit the ground running. Even before reporting for work at CGRC last November, he lined up a mainland U.S. distributor for Hapa's CD and entered negotiations with Jef Lee Johnson, a Philadelphia-based guitarist whose resume includes work with Billy Joel, Huey Lewis, and Aretha Franklin, and whom Wetherbee had lobbied Axiom to sign. "I always thought he was the ultimate person to sign," notes Wetherbee, "because he's got a very engaging, accessible music, and he's funky, and he's really smart, and all that kind of stuff." Johnson's CD, a funked-up power trio work entitled blue, was released this week.
By January, Wetherbee had succeeded in signing the aforementioned Ross; the guitarist's first solo effort in twenty years was recorded at Criteria Studios and is set for release next month. Rochlin joined the CGRC staff in February, and the label's roster since has grown to include Haitian rasin band Kanpech and Boston-based funk guitarist Steve Rossiter. The company also has cut a development deal with local Afro-Cuban outfit Shank. Obviously there are no preconceived notions of how a CGRC act should sound. "The major-label A&R team can be told, 'All right, we want a female folksinger in the vein of this who does that,' and that's what they have to go out and find," muses Rochlin. "For us it's like, if something really just kicks our ass, if the music speaks and speaks loud, then that's what we're interested in pursuing."
Wetherbee says the relative smallness of CGRC -- excluding Courtelis, who also is busy running Venture Productions, the full-time office staff totals just three people -- works to the label's advantage. "You can spend a sensible amount of money to make a record, use your brains in terms of how you market and promote a record, and then everybody makes money, including the artist," the general manager explains. "In the major-label context, there's like this 'Throw a lot of money at it [mentality].' And if you do that for ten or twenty records, if one of them hits, it pays for all the rest and then you're fine. We can't afford to do that." The bottom line, according to Courtelis: "Ten, twelve thousand units pays for everything. In many cases, that's the first or second order from the distributor. Which requires a lot of work from these guys [pointing to Wetherbee and Rochlin] who each wear, like, five hats."
In addition to producing and promoting, those duties include haunting local clubs for potential acts. "There's a lot of great stuff down here," observes Wetherbee, who cites Manchild as a personal favorite. "And it's a little bit untapped, in terms of the local record companies. There are very strong genre areas, but there really isn't anybody like us who is wide open, who could sign an alternative band or a very traditional ethnic kind of band from one culture or another."


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Michael Atherton hailed Virat Kohli's self-belief after the Indian stroke-maker fired his nation into the final of the ICC World T20 in Bangladesh.
Kohli, 25 scored an elegant 72 not out off 44 deliveries against South Africa - a knock featuring five fours and two sixes - to ease India into Sunday's showpiece versus Sri Lanka with five balls to spare.
And Atherton was glowing in his praise of the Delhi-born star, who has now scored three half-tons in the 2014 tournament and averages just shy of 40 in international Twenty20 cricket.
"India were just too good and absolutely strolled to the victory target [of 173] , and there was not a moment when you didn't think Kohli was in charge," he told Sky Sports after Duncan Fletcher's side's six-wicket triumph.
"He knew exactly what he was doing during an outstanding innings, and he not only has talent but also cricketing intelligence - which he showed with the twos he ran mid-innings after perfectly weighted shots - and faith in himself.
"There was a comment that came out of a press conference Ashley Giles did when he talked about England having an egoless dressing room - but that's not necessarily a good thing in international sport.
"You can see that Kohli has a bit of an ego and wants to be the man of the semi-final and when you put all his attributes together you've got a great player.
Kohli - who also has six Test centuries and 19 one-day international hundreds on a glittering CV - scampered between the wickets in Dhaka, but Atherton was impressed by the batsman's finesse as well as his fitness.
However, fellow pundit David Lloyd was critical of South Africa skipper Faf du Plessis' decision to open the bowling with medium pacer Albie Morkel and part-time twirler JP Duminy when he had a lethal paceman within his ranks.
"Kohli is a great athlete, in a way Indian cricketers of my generation perhaps weren't," said Atherton, "But the speed of his hands through the ball is excellent.
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it also had guys running around in plastic suits and a guy in a black plastic suit that breathed hard. the whole project was scrapped because of the number of complatints from women operators when he tried to call the white house.
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7:10 PM ET, August 25, 2012
U.S. Cellular Field, Chicago, Illinois
CHICAGO -- White Sox backup catcher Tyler Flowers figured he'd have another night off. And then starter A.J. Pierzynski and manager Robin Ventura were ejected in the third inning and suddenly he was in the game.
Flowers responded to the quick call Saturday night. He homered to tie the game in the sixth and later had an eighth-inning, two-strike bunt single to set up an important insurance run as Chicago beat the Seattle Mariners 5-4 for its fifth straight win."I'm always ready to come in, but not usually that early. Being behind him (Pierzynski), there's not too many opportunities to get in the game when he's starting," Flowers said."It was a little different for sure, but it all worked out and we got the win. That's the most important thing."Seattle took a quick first-inning lead on Kyle Seager's three-run homer before the White Sox rallied to preserve their 2 1/2-game lead over second-place Detroit in the AL Central.Seager also connected in the ninth against closer Addison Reed to get the Mariners to within a run.Pierzynski was ejected for apparently arguing balls and strikes with one out in the top of the third. When Ventura charged out of the dugout to protest, he also was ejected and had to be separated from plate umpire Lance Barrett by third base umpire and crew chief Jim Joyce."You have A.J. out there and your guy gets thrown out. You're out there protecting him," Ventura said. "I didn't think I was that mad. It's just part of baseball. It's what you do."Pierzynski didn't reveal what he said to Barrett, joking they were disagreeing on pizza crusts."It's over with. It was between him and I," Pierzynski said, adding that the normally mild-mannered Ventura's outburst gave the team a spark."I've never seen Robin get that mad. It was one of those things that happens during the course of the season and fortunately for us we were able to win the game."Nate Jones (6-0) got the final out of the sixth to get the win. Reed gave up Seager's 15th homer and then a single to Justin Smoak before getting the final out for his 24th save in 28 chances.Reed blew a save Friday night when Seattle scored six times in the ninth only to get the win when Chicago rallied in the bottom half.Flowers off the sixth with his fifth homer of the season -- a drive to center on the first pitch of the inning by Blake Beavan. With two down and Alexei Ramirez on third, Dewayne Wise singled to center against off Charlie Furbush to give the White Sox a 4-3 lead.The Mariners loaded the bases in the seventh off Matt Thornton on a single, hit batsman and a walk. Brett Myers relieved and retired pinch-hitter John Jaso on a soft liner to second baseman Gordon Beckham to end the inning.Chicago added an important run in the eighth on Alex Rios' double, a bunt single by Flowers and Ramirez's sacrifice fly.Chicago starter Jose Quintana was wild in the first inning, issuing four walks. Dustin Ackley beat out an infield single to lead off and Trayvon Robinson walked. One out later, Seager hit a drive to deep right-center."We had them on the ropes there that first inning, maybe just a couple swings from getting them out of that ballgame early. It completely changes the complexion of the whole game," Seager said.After Seager's homer, Quintana walked the bases loaded before getting Brendan Ryan to fly out to end the inning.The White Sox got one back in the first on Paul Konerko's RBI single and another in the third on a run-scoring single by Rios.And Quintana settled in after his shaky start, retiring 12 straight at one point. He made it through 5 2/3 innings, giving up five hits and three runs with four walks and four strikeouts."We missed some opportunities. (Quintana) did settle down," Seattle manager Eric Wedge said."We came out, we were aggressive, we took the lead. It hurt us when they scored in that first inning, but we still had 3-1 in that situation. Then it was just a matter of missed opportunities. We had multiple opportunities to score runs, we had multiple opportunities to execute. It didn't go down."Beavan (8-8), who was the losing pitcher in April when Philip Humber pitched a perfect game in Seattle for the White Sox, went five-plus innings, giving up seven hits and four runs.Game notes
Mariners OF Michael Saunders, who collided with Eric Thames on Konerko's winning single Friday night, was out of the lineup with a sore groin. Thames also was out but not because he was injured. He didn't start with the lefty Quintana on the mound. He had a pinch-hit single in the eighth. ... White Sox LF Dayan Viciedo was scratched with a sore right shoulder. ... Ventura's ejection was his third in his first season as manager. ... The White Sox are 23-4 against the Mariners since the start of the 2010 season.
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Scoring Summary
1st | K Seager homered to right (389 feet), D Ackley and T Robinson scored. | 3 | 0 | |
1st | P Konerko singled to left center, D Wise scored, K Youkilis to second. | 3 | 1 | |
3rd | A Rios singled to deep right, K Youkilis scored, P Konerko to second. | 3 | 2 | |
6th | T Flowers homered to center (419 feet). | 3 | 3 | |
6th | D Wise singled to center, A Ramirez scored. | 3 | 4 | |
8th | A Ramirez hit sacrifice fly to center, A Rios scored. | 3 | 5 | |
9th | K Seager homered to center (426 feet). | 4 | 5 | |
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Stadium | U.S. Cellular Field, Chicago, IL |
Attendance | 27,562 (67.9% full) - % is based on regular season capacity |
Game Time | 3:15 |
Weather | 86 degrees, partly cloudy |
Wind | 9 mph |
Umpires | Home Plate - Lance Barrett, First Base - Jim Reynolds, Second Base - James Hoye, Third Base - Jim Joyce |
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Lacerta vivipara from Formigal Psammodromus hispanicus from Madrid
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Experimental semi-natural lizard populations built at our research station in the Pyrenees (Jaca, Spain). From left to right, Miguel Peñalver Alcázar, Luis Martín San José García, Patrick S. Fitze
Male colour variation a) in populations from the Cévennes, b) in the Pyrenees and Cantabrian mountains. Note, males from the Pyrenees show patchy coloration on a single scale, while this is not the case in the Cévennes.
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Seattle, WA (Sports Network) - Chone Figgins knocked in three runs and Ryan Langerhans fell a triple shy of the cycle, as Seattle roughed up nemesis Zack Greinke and the Kansas City Royals, 7-1, in the opener of a three-game series at Safeco Field.
Jose Lopez had two hits and scored a run for the Mariners, while Luke French (1-2) allowed one run on nine hits over a career-high eight innings.
Greinke (7-11) was tagged for six runs and 10 hits in seven full frames. The 2009 AL Cy Young Award winner had gone 4-0 with a 1.64 earned run average in 10 previous appearances -- eight starts -- against the Mariners.
"I could throw just about everything I wanted wherever I wanted and they still ended up scoring six runs," Greinke said. "I got the best of them a couple of times, it was time for them to do that to me."
Three consecutive two-out singles in the third by Gregor Blanco, Jason Kendall and Billy Butler resulted in a 1-0 lead for Kansas City. Kendall was thrown out at third to end the inning.
"From (the third inning) on, I thought (French) was really good, made some pitches, pitched to both sides of the plate with his fastball," said Seattle manager Don Wakamatsu.
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Will filtering tap water through carbon do anything more than remove chlorine/chloromine? I have a water report and want to use the Primer in the Brew Science section, but will filtering change any of the other numbers such that I don't need to dilute as much?
An activated carbon filter does not alter the concentration of ions of interest to brewing. The water report concentrations will be maintained. Be sure to restrict the flow through the typical 10" water filter to less than gal/min in order to strip all chlorine or chloramine. To find out more about brewing water, download and read Bru'n Water. Enjoy!
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Carbon filters pretty much wipe out the minerals too. If you have chlorimine you need to get campden tablets.
No, activated carbon filters don't wipe out the minerals we are interested in.. but they are effective in removing bad tastes from the water.. read chlorine, etc. Read THIS for some good info.
Yeah, my bad on the mineral filtering with carbon, i have a kdf shower filter which filters cholorine and other things like minerals and stuff.
There are filters that include an ion-exchange section that do remove hardness minerals like calcium, magnesium, and iron. But these are rare and they are not really desirable for brewing since Ca and Mg are wanted in brewing water. Stick with filters that contain only activated carbon and pass water through them at low flow rates to improve the removal of taste and aroma components from the water including chlorine and chloramine.
I used to BRITA filter my brewing water. It removes chlorine and I had previsouly thought it removed chloramine. But after reading more, it seems that it probably does remove some chloramine but certainly not all of it. Apparently, the contact time with the activated charcoal in a BRITA filter is not long enough to remove all the chloramine. And BRITA does remove some mineral content and it does affect pH. This is a good link for that: Brita Filter for Homebrewing The bottom line is that you need to check on the info provided by the manufacturer with regard to mineral removal, affect on pH and removal of chlorine/chloramine.


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After you get 1.0 AS, you end up losing damage on Toxic Shot because it doesn't tick after the on-hit tick. If you attack more than once per second, it keeps resetting the Toxic Shot timer so that if you are constantly attacking, the DoT is basically nullified and all you are actually getting out of the skill is a magical on-hit. I think they need to change the mechanics so that the poison debuff and the on-hit damage are entirely separate, instead of resetting the poison debuff after every hit. The first "tick" of Toxic shot is basically an on-hit effect. To be more clear, I'll use some numbers. Let's say Teemo has 0.80 AS Over 10 seconds, Teemo will apply the 45 on-hit damage 8 times, and the 30 damage dot will tick 10 times. This gives Teemo 660 damage total from Toxic Shot. Now let's say Teemo has 1.20 AS Over 10 seconds, Teemo will apply the 45 on-hit damage 12 times, and the 30 damage dot won't even proc because it gets reset. This gives Teemo only 540 damage from Toxic Shot. Which basically punishes a Teemo player for building AS. If, instead, the proc damage were separate from the dot, Teemo will have the 45 on-hit damage apply 12 times while the 30 damage dot will tick 10 times, giving Teemo 840 damage from Toxic Shot.
... Can't tell if you're trolling, or stupid enough to think you can get away with copying that thread. <_>
i guess you missed the two other (recent) threads talking about the same issue... ¬¬ @Riot Lulu passive +some math. (believe me it's a thread about teemo disguised) Teemo's Toxic Shot functions very strangely
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its because the damage over time doesnt matter when you are shooting buttloads of darts into your enemies.


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New high definition surveillance cameras have been deployed at 12 major traffic intersections within the city for enhanced surveillance and to detect road rule violations and other offences more effectively.
Installed a few days ago, the hi-tech internet protocol cameras are a replacement for the existing analogue "pan tilt zoom" cameras that were put up in 2010 at the 12 traffic junctions under the state-of-the-art Traffic Regulatory Management System (TRMS).
The striking feature of the high definition PTZ (pan tilt and zoom) cameras is that they can zoom up to 1.6 km in all directions giving a clear image of the zoomed spot, including the vehicle registration number.
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The new cameras are linked through Wi Fi network with the modern police control room from where live video of traffic movements are monitored through plasma monitors.
Installed at a cost of Rs. 1.80 lakh each, the advanced dome cameras have been deployed at traffic intersections, including Aristo roundabout, railway junction, MGR statue, Head post office, Mambazhasalai, central bus stand, and Gandhi Market arch besides the N.S.B. Road.
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The picture and video clarity from the high definition PTZ cameras are far more superior to the analogue cameras which were in existence over the last four years, says an official of the Chennai-based Purple Infotech Ltd which was awarded the contract to put in place the TRMS in Tiruchi and maintain the system.
This is for the first time that high definition PTZ cameras have been deployed both for traffic regulation and crime control, the official added.
Each camera is equipped with an in-built memory chip that could store up to 1,000 pictures.
The State government had provided Rs. 2.98 crore for the implementation of the TRMS under which Automatic Number Plate Reader cameras have been installed at eight check posts on the city's border and at eight traffic signals.
Ever since the TRMS system was commissioned in April 2010, the police have booked over 4.74 lakh traffic cases against rule violators and collected a little over Rs. 6 crore as fine.


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Originally posted by Uhwop "Cult" is the watchword here. It means it was a classic for a cult, which can be anywhere from 1 to X people. In Darkfall's case, the number is probably quite small. |
Did they ever figure out how to code the game so there arent hackers everywhere ruining the game? I played in the original beta and bought the game (after 100 attempts) on release. I played for the first couple months of release, which was overun with hackers an exploiters everywhere. It was so bad and the devs were so inept that the PLAYERS had to record videos and post them to youtube to get any action done, and even then a lot of them werent banned. [mod edit] |
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How many times does one have to read that DF Unholy Wars IS A BRAND NEW GAME! The engine is different than DF1, the Roles are diff., The spells and skills(for the most part) are all diff. DF1 is gone, live with it. I know I loved the game, I played right up to the server shut-down. Hacking using game code is experienced in ALL computer games (mmo, rpg, etc.), Macro'ers and setting Macro's have become simply a part of computer play, as even the makers of the keyboards, mice all have Macro Software supplied with the sale of their equip. MACRO'ing is here to stay, again, live with it. All this QQ'ing about a game that is still in BETA makes me ill, it is, what it is. I have tried my hand in game development, IT'S HARD! I couldn't do it, maybe you can, power to you, make it interesting (like DarkFall) and we may subscribe to your game! |


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Ever wanted to know your favourite Formula One driver a little better? Ever wanted a glimpse inside their lives outside the cockpit and see what really makes them tick - away from the race track? You can with the help of our series, The Secret Life. Williams' Nico Hulkenberg is our latest target, as he reveals his hatred of air travel, a cache of unused gym equipment, and the oh-so-guilty pleasure of a full-fat cola
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Nico Hulkenberg: Yes and no. Yes in the respect that you have your plan and if that doesnt work out in your favour, you have to have another plan in your back pocket. No when it comes to F1. It was either make or break. There was no Plan-B in sight whatsoever!
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Q: Do you collect anything?
NH: Not in the real sense. I try to collect money!
Q: What would you die for?
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but you have to work for those things to achieve them. Its not about dying for it to happen.
Q: What was your worst buy?
NH: Let me think. You know you sometimes buy some sort of training equipment and you honestly think that you will use it and get fitter and fitter, and then its tucked away in the far corner of your closet.
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NH: With a little milk.
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NH: I had a scooter but I cannot remember the brand. Then when I was 20 I had a VW Polo. Now I drive a VW Scirocco.
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NH: I really cannot remember, so it cant have been a big lapse.
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NH: Cooking with a wok. Vegetables, rice and so on.
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This is my second year as assistant professor of philosophy at Utica College. This spring I am teaching Contemporary Ethical Issues in Science and Technology, two sections of History and Philosophy of Science (co-taught with Dr. Lawrence Day of the Utica College Physics Department), and Critical Thinking. I also teach Evolution and its Discontents, Ethics, and Professional Ethics. Feel free to read my professor profile in the Utica College student newspaper here.
I have a PhD in philosophy and an MS in biology, both from Duke University. My most recently publications include "Drift sometimes dominates selection, and vice versa: A reply to Clatterbuck, Sober and Lewontin" (with Robert Brandon in Biology and Philosophy) and "Why Flying Dogs are Rare: A General Theory of Luck in Evolutionary Transitions" (with Robert Brandon in Studies in History and Philosophy of Science Part C: Studies in History and Philosophy of Biological and Biomedical Sciences, February 2015).
My research interests include philosophy of biology, philosophy of science, history of science (particularly Darwin), evolutionary theory, and biomedical ethics. I also have interests in the evolution of technology, philosophy and literature, existentialism, and Wittgenstein.
In my free time I enjoy classical music, opera, crocheting, old movies from the 1940s and 50s, and improving my graphic design skills.
Leonore Z. Fleming
The Department of Philosophy
Utica College
1600 Burrstone Rd.
Utica, NY 13502
Tel: (315) 792-4524
Office: 245 White Hall