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Buddy DeFranco Jazz Festival pays homage to namesake
This year's Buddy DeFranco Jazz Festival, March 26-27 at the University of Montana, pays tribute to "Our Buddy," the jazz legend and festival namesake, who died Dec. 24. Expect fresh new arrangements of classic jazz tunes, original pieces, a guest appearance by jazz clarinetist Eddie Daniels on Friday, and other surprises. Lance Boyd, former director of the UM Jazz Program, describes the pioneering bebop clarinetist as "a jazz giant." Read more
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"Strum and Drum" concert supports guitar classes at Salish Kootenai College
"Strum and Drum," a benefit concert to support the launch of a new guitar education program at the Salish and Kootenai College, is slated for 7-9 p.m. Thursday, March 12, at the Johnny Arlee/Victor Charlo Theatre on the SKC campus in Pablo. The program features many leading musicians from Northwest Montana, including Jack Gladstone, Rob Quist and Halladay Quist, Tim Torgerson, Kevin Van Dort and Mike Murray. Read more
Greg Johnson directs MCT's production of "The Rainmaker"
The Missoula Community Theatre presents "The Rainmaker," N. Richard Nash's charming play about love, family, drought and forgiveness, through March 29. Greg Johnson, artistic director for the Montana Repertory Theatre, is the guest director of this romantic comedy, set on a Midwestern farm during the Great Depression. "The Rainmaker" is a story about the Curry family and the chances we take when we release ourselves of fear, habit and routine. Read more
Odyssey of the Stars honors casting director Rene Haynes
Solero Flamenco shares the passion and energy of flamenco
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Fourth of July Creek wins Montana Book Award
The 2014 Montana Book Award winner is Fourth of July Creek by Smith Henderson. His debut novel is escribed as "a timely and unflinching meditation on freedom, community, paranoia, dignity, rugged independence, and the reverberations of brutality and neglect in the lives of the most innocent." The three honor books are Astoria by Peter Stark, Blood Will Out by Walter Kirn and The Ploughmen by Kim Zupan. Read more
Art Auction 47 | Festive event celebrates artists and the YAM
The Yellowstone Art Museum celebrates its 47th annual art auction March 7 at the museum in Billings. The YAM's most significant fundraising event generates proceeds to support exhibitions and educational programming for the entire year, while supporting artists living and working in the region. Festivities begin at 5 p.m. March 7 and feature a dinner and dessert buffet catered by Thomas Nelson Catering. Live auction bidding begins at 7:30 p.m. Read more
Runners head to Great Falls for Ice Breaker Road Race
Join more than 4,100 runners, joggers and fitness walkers who participate in the Ice Breaker Road Race each year. The 36th annual race, April 26 in Great Falls, features three courses: a five-mile race for competitive runners certified by TAC-RRCA, a three-mile race/run for competitive and recreational runners, and a one-mile run/walk course for families. Events begin at 1 p.m. at the Civic Center. Read more

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College Football 2012 – Week 12 Recap
Just when you think you've got things figured out in college football, anarchy rears its ugly head and reminds you who's in control. Never was that more true than this week when the top two teams in the country both went down to defeat. The door is now wide open for Notre Dame and the SEC champion to meet in the national championship game. But if the last two weeks have taught us anything, the top of the polls can be a very scary place to be.
Here are all the highlights from this week in the Top 25. Let chaos reign.
College Football 2012 — Week 12 Preview
We're down to the home stretch of the regular season, with most teams having just two games remaining. There aren't many big games this week, with only two top 25 matchups and five ranked SEC schools dropping down to play FCS teams. But there is still some action this week that could shake up conference-title races. #1 Oregon faces a ranked team and #2 Kansas State hits the road against one of the nation's top offenses. Hey, after last week, anything's possible.
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Last week's showdowns knocked several teams from the ranks of the unbeaten and shook up the rankings. This week, we get two of the biggest games of the season, with Alabama-LSU and Oregon-USC setting the stage for conference- and national-championship runs.
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The New Orleans Hornets led the San Antonio Spurs with less than a minute in regulation, but couldn't keep a late lead, falling in their season-opener by the score of 99-95. Despite the defeat, the young Hornets showed plenty of great promise. Rookie star Anthony Davis did not disappoint in his debut, going...
College Football 2012 – Week Nine Recap
This week's rankings will look very different when the new AP Poll comes out following a Saturday full of upsets. Four Top Ten teams fell this week and five ranked teams suffered their first losses of the season. Meanwhile, Collin Klein and Manti T'eo boosted their Heisman chances while Alabama, Oregon, Kansas State and Notre Dame continued to make their case for a shot in the national title game.
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Second seed Vishnu Vardhan defeated eighth seed Nathan Thompson of the United States 6-3, 6-7(4), 6-1, while fourth seed Rohan Gajjar beat Roman Jebavy of Czech Republic 6-4, 7-5 to enter the semifinals of ITF Futures men's circuit tennis tournament at IGMC stadium here on Thursday.
India's Rupesh Roy made it to the last four with top seed Yuki Bhambri conceding the match in the second set owing to dehydration. V.M. Ranjeet, down one set, rallied back to tame K. Vinayak Sharma 4-6, 6-2. 6-3 and enter the semifinals.
The match of the day was between Vishnu Vardhan and Thompson, the winner of the ITF Kolkata tourney, which went beyond two hours. Vishnu, with the local crowd egging on him, broke Thompson in the 8th game and later went on to win the set 6-3.
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The unseeded Vinayak Sharma, who was serving well, won the first set with some immaculate returns. Fifth seed Ranjeet played aggressive tennis in the next two sets to emerge victorious.
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The results (quarterfinals, Indians unless stated): Rohan Gajjar bt Roman Jebavy (Cze) 6-4, 7-5, Ranjeet Murugesan bt K. Vinayak Sharma 4-6, 6-2, 6-3, Vishnu Vardhan bt Nathan Thompson (USA) 6-3, 6-7(4), 6-1, Rupesh Roy bt Yuki Bhambri 7-6 (3), 2-0 (retd).
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... and numerous microphones for people to sing with. It was just great! We also saw a dance troop practicing and just plain old out loud living! We missed you so much Cia and Andi 2! Next year Evan is the director and Annie is the assistant. She is passing on the reigns.
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If you loved your Jansport backpack, high-tops, colored pants and Babysitter's Club or if you're pretty much any kid who grew up in the 90s and early 2000s…you're going to LOVE Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt on Netflix! The show's creators are Tina Fey and Robert Carlock (yes, they make cameos, so do others), so it's already guaranteed to be all sorts of awesome.
I started it and whipped through all 13 episodes…I could not stop. It's nostalgia overload, mixed with a bit of new, throw in some politically incorrect language, a few racial comments and well it's pretty much one of the funniest comedies I've seen in awhile. I definitely LOL-ed the entire time (and I rarely say "LOL"). Even the theme song is awesome! It stars Ellie Kemper (who played the hilarious, yet super creepy teacher who was in love with Channing Tatum's character in 21 Jump Street) and she does an awesome job of being a super optimistic 90s girl, living in the 2000s, after being cooped up in a bunker for like 15 years during a "so-called apocalypse". Yeah, I just said apocalypse. Now you want to watch it…
Linked up on: Style to Inspire, Penniless Socialite, Style Swap Tuesdays, and Bless Her Heart Ya'll.
I can't even begin to tell you how excited I was when I opened my calendar the other day and saw that Daylight Savings Time Begins this Sunday! I seriously hate when it ends, it puts me into a state of depression for about an hour (which is pretty much the hour that you can sleep in). Whatever group of guys thought this was a good idea for the fall/winter months, are idiots. (I bet they're the great-great-great-great-grandfathers of the same guys that thought it'd be cool to get rid of Pluto as a planet). I love that it'll be daylight until 8:30 p.m.—I always feel more energized and get so much more accomplished when this happens!
March is actually having a good start for me (minus the sore throat and impending doom of allergies). Over the weekend, I started (ahem…and finished) House of Cards. I was on the edge of my seat (bed) just waiting for Frank to kill someone. I'm not going to give anything away, except for the fact that it doesn't start getting really good until about episode 4 or 5. However, that ending scene…like whoa. Then I took myself out on a Saturday-night date to River Oaks Theatre and watched The Theory of Everything, which was absolutely amazing and inspirational. It was quite similar to A Beautiful Mind, and at the end I was definitely like "Crap…what the hell am I doing with my life?" Yup, it's one of those movies. I also discovered Speculoos Crunchy Cookie Butter from Trader Joe's. Hello my new sugar-crack of the week. My roommate and I ate spoonfuls right out of the jar, now it's at my desk, with a spoon in it. Will it replace Nutella? Never. Nothing can ever replace Nutella. However, I better pace myself considering I'm going to the Houston Livestock Show & Rodeo this week, and will eat every dang deep-fried thing I can handle. Ok…maybe not everything, but a good portion.
These outfits were taken in February, but I had a few really busy weeks at work, so I didn't get a chance to post them. I intended to put them in separate posts, but since it's already March, I'm ready to move on to more spring-like outfits, so I thought I'd just double them up. Which works out so that you can see how to easily style something for work and casually. Also, yes…that is a backpack. I wear it and I love it.
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These pants were definitely one of those "I really don't know if I should buy these, but I think they'd be really fun AND I'm feeling a bit feline-ish today, so I'll just buy them"-purchases. I've had them for a couple of years, but they are just now stepping onto the blog.
Surprisingly, they are not a pair that just hang around in my closet. I've worn them dozens of times, but only in a couple of ways. Usually it's just with a plain top, like this gray t-shirt, or if I'm feeling a bit more pattern-adventurous, with a red/white stripe shirt. Here, I threw in the faux fur scarf to bring out the "leopard-ness". While I don't think this print is work-appropriate for everyone–I do think there are prints out there, like stripes, polka dots or plaid–that can spice up a work wardrobe.
Linked up on: Style to Inspire, What I Wore Wednesday, Design Life Diaries, Penniless Socialite, Style Swap Tuesdays and Pumps and Pushups.
To kick-off my New Year's Resolution of donating to one non-profit organization a month—for January, I chose One Girl!
Every day I tell myself that nothing in my life would be possible without my parents, who worked so hard to provide me with an amazing education. Unfortunately, there are thousands of young women and girls who will never get the opportunity to experience all the joys of education. Thankfully, there are organizations out there that are striving to turn this around.
I came across One Girl while doing some research for work and was immediately drawn to their mission and powerful messages. They aim to ensure that women and girls have access to education in Sierra Leone, West Africa.
While I could go on and on about One Girl, I think the images and statistics from their website will have a much more powerful impact.
Another aspect of One Girl that I really like, is that funds go towards specific channels:
Business Brains—helps young girls build their own entrepreneurial skills by providing them with little bit of funding to start their own local businesses. Which in turn allows them to buy food, water, and other necessary items all on their own.
School Awesomisation—building safer, more comfortable schools for students to attend.
Scholarships—provide full-funding, uniform, school books and stationary for students.
Launchpad—We take feminine products for granted, while hundreds of young girls struggle to even get their hands on something as simple as a sanitary pad. Through their Launchpad program, One Girl partners with other organizations to provide girls clean, biodegradable pads. Thereby, making it so they don't have to miss school for a week every month.
No girl should be denied an education and with tons of awesome ways to help out, just one person can ensure that one girl goes to school.
If you have a few minutes, check out One Girl—play video, click on their stories, maybe give a "gift that doesn't suck" (!) If anyone knows of any similar organizations, I would love to hear about them.
All images are from the One Girl website.
Back in the 90s, my Mom used to swear by the JC Penny catalogue. That woman would get such a thrill from flipping through the catalogue, going up to the registry desk to order items, and opening up the packages. These days, she just visits the store…pretty much every weekend, if not multiple times in a weekend – 10% coupon and JCP credit card, in hand (sometimes I drive her there).
I'll never forget the time she let me order my first item from the catalogue – it was a plaid shirt, in pretty much the same material as the scarf here. I loved that shirt! It was flannel, soft and a little too big (but that was the style back then). I wore it with black pants, white pants, jeans, wide-leg jeans (not JNCO wide-leg, but Unionbay wide-leg), pretty much until it had holes all over it.
It made me feel like one of the cool kids. Though, if you read my post a couple weeks back about dark green socks, supposedly I was not a cool kid.
Then Clueless happened, and plaid went buck-wild. When Cher (aka Alicia Silverstone) is wearing short plaid "business suits" in one of the best 90s movies ever made, how could you not want to wear it?
If you haven't gathered it by now, I'm a huge fan of plaid. I decided to finally post one of my favorite dresses, that I picked up from a store in Madrid, Pull & Bear, a couple of years back. I love how the dress can easily be incorporated into my wardrobe all year-round. I had bought the plaid material with the intention of turning it into a thick, fleece-lined scarf like I did last year with this one, DIY: Fleece-Lined Scarf, but never got a chance to. So it's become one of those blanket scarves that wraps around your neck a few times. (Which if you think about it, is another totally easy DIY).
This outfit is pretty much as close as it's going to get to the short, plaid business suits worn by the girls in Clueless. I don't think I could ever pull of anything like that…including, knee-high socks, Mary Jane shoes and scoring a guy like Paul Rudd (!)
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I hate work-pants-shopping as much as I hate shopping for jeans (for pretty much all the same reasons). However, there are a couple of stores where I'm able to find nicely-fitting pants – Anne Taylor and Banana Republic – without having to throw cash around. Plus, they carry petite sizes, which really helps. I recently tried on the Pixie line of pants at Old Navy and I have to say, I actually really like them (!)
While some people may not think "Old Navy", when shopping for nice, work clothes. I've actually found quite a few staple items from there, that I've worn multiple times and have lasted. I do like their Rockstar line for jeans and now these Pixie pants are also a favorite. The pants fit great, look nicely-tailored and don't break my bank. They carry them in quite a few different colors and styles, see here.
Some of the styles are sold in petite or ankle-length. However, I bought these on sale a couple of weeks back and ended up having to tuck the cuff in once, so that it would be a more flattering length on me. If you do end up with a regular size, you may not have to sew or hem it because the cuff will actually stay tucked in. I paired the pants with a light gray cable-knit sweater (from Old Navy as well), for a simple office look.
Linked up with: Pumps and Push-Ups, Celebrate Southern (Bless Her Heart Ya'll), Style Swap Tuesdays, Sophisticated Style, and Style to Inspire.
Being a huge fan, I was thrilled when Warby Parker asked me to help unveil their new Spring 2015 collection, coming out today! Back in first grade, my dad bought me my first two pairs of thick-framed glasses—one brown and one light pink. Those have and always will be my favorite. These days Warby Parker is coming in at a pretty close second.
With that, I'm excited for their new ocean-inspired spring collection! There are eight new shapes and six new colors, with nautical design details borrowed from the open sea. They will definitely make you want to yell "ahoy!" I'm in the market for a new pair this year and have already picked out the first five I want to try-on. I'm really into the blues, purples and sandy brown colors they've chosen. These colors mixed with the shape of the frames—give off a pretty cool and sophisticated vibe. The tones definitely make me wish it were beach-season and I can see why warm, ocean waters would inspire anyone.
I designed the above and below layouts to show you guys what's in store. Some of the styles actually have more than one color, so check their site for additional options. The pairs in my first try-on will be Cass, Chalmer, Finch, Newton and Theo, in the same colors as shown. I'm really hoping Newton in Aurelia Tortoise works out for me, since I love the colors and think they'd be a fun addition to my collection.
I admire Warby Parker for quite a few reasons. My last pair of glasses came from them and I couldn't be happier with what I received. First of all, their staff is incredibly nice and helpful. Not only did they make the whole process as simple as blinking your eyes but they also shaved my thick lenses down, so that I didn't look like a blind, super geek.
Secondly, they offer a free Home Try-On service. You can select up to five pairs of glasses to test, they'll ship them to you for free, and you can try them on at home. Send them back within five days and either try some more if you didn't find one you liked or go online and order the ones you did like. I'm a fan of this…like a huge fan. I always have the hardest time determining which ones work for me. This way I can compare multiple ones at home and poll (aka bug) the people around me. Below, I already ordered the five I want to try-on from the new line and it's being processed as I type.
Glasses can be expensive ya'll, so the best part of WP is that for every pair that you buy, they donate a pair through one of their partner programs (e.g. VisionSpring) to people in developing countries. Which makes everyone feel a bit more warm and fuzzy inside.
This ocean-inspired spring collection is available online to both men and women starting today, January 13 and also includes a new line of sunglasses. Most pairs of eyeglasses start at $95 (frames included)! To shop the new collection or to find out more information about Warby Parker visit, www.warbyparker.com/spring-2015.
Layout 1 – Top image: Chalmer in Striped Beach. Layout 2 – Image 1: Cass in Blue Slate Fade, Image 2: Carnaby in Blue Coral, Image 3: Sullivan in Saltwater Matte, Image 4: Daisy in Aurelia Tortoise
All images and some wording provided by Warby Parker. Layouts created by Jyoti Patel.
Disclaimer: I am not being paid or compensated, either monetarily or with merchandise, to review Warby Parker's Spring 2015 collection. All opinions are my own.
Back in junior high, I had one of those this is traumatic, but it's really not traumatic, you only think it is because you're a dramatic 11-year old-situations…which made me hate the color dark green.
Awhile back I wrote a post on how my Mom has always been a fan of matching colors in outfits. Something I hated for a really long time, up until about a year or two ago. One time in junior high, she picked out a mustard shirt for me with an embroidered flower. To match the leaves of the flower, my mom thought it'd be cute if I wore dark green socks. I really didn't care what I wore back then, so I relied on her. (For the record, she is probably still a way better stylist than the chick I mention below).
During English class that day, our teacher wanted us to play a game on a mat, no shoes. While standing on the mat, in the middle of the classroom, I swear one of those so-called "popular" girls snickered and told me my socks were not cool and white socks were the coolest. Really? Like who are you…the fashion police? However, being the shy, easily embarrassed kid I was, I wanted to pull my socks off immediately. That afternoon, I told my Mom I wanted white socks for all my outfits, which she thought was okay but told me the green ones were cuter. She was right…as mom's usually are. However, I was already traumatized and refused to wear the socks and dark green pants she had bought me. I know…SO dramatic.
Twenty years later, I really do appreciate my Mom's taste for matching colors because it can be cute if done the right way. This just happens to be one of my favorite outfits–two shades of green tops, dark jeans, and boots. Now, I wish I could just go back and tell that girl "buh-yah…now look at what's cool." (I know…I'm also really awesome at comebacks).
Lipstick: Revlon – Wine Not
Here is a recent pre-fall take on this outfit. For a monochromatic purple look, see here.
Linked up on: Bless Her Heart Ya'll, Style Me Wednesday, Style Swap Tuesdays, Cappuccino and Fashion and Style to Inspire.
I'm trying to pace myself a little bit this year, so here goes:
2015 Goal: I need to learn how to work hard and be smart, without beating myself up.
That's it, let's see if I can make it the best year yet!
If you're interested in learning (or bored) and want to know more about the above 6 resolutions, continue reading. Or you can just skip it, and enjoy your first day back after the holidays. I won't be offended.
1. I want to spend time researching various charities and missions around the world. Based on my findings, I'll pick one to donate to. Then write up a short blurb about my findings for the blog, in case anyone else is interested.
2. I've been practicing yoga on and off for quite a few years. My problem is that I want to rush into more advanced postures without focusing on the basics or foundation of it. Therefore, I end up straining myself, not properly aligning my body, quit focusing on my breathing and every now and then…hurt myself. I want to try and slow it down a little and get it right. Also, my goal in 2013 was to learn to do a forearm headstand. I can kinda-sorta do it, but I need the help of a wall. With some more practice and proper positioning, I want to say bye-bye to the wall.
3. Every now and then, I post 15-second microvideos. They help keep me creative and I absolutely love doing them. I have to admit, I like them a bit more than doing outfit posts. My goal is to create better ones, in high-definition, and hopefully get enough to post on my website, Design Bash. Which is hidden, but I want to resurrect again.
4. The kitchen. Ugh. I'm the worst. I don't even know how to explain it, so I'm just going to try it out and see what happens!
5. I love dogs and begged my parents for one when I was little (I may or may not still do that). Of course, all Indian parents ever say is "I like dogs. I just don't like them in my house." Now, I have my own place (kind-of), and am finally in a place where I really want one. So, the dog-hunt will begin!
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Former UNCW women's basketball standout Gwen Austin will be the first female athlete in school history to have her jersey retired. The ceremony will take place during the Seahawks' game on Sunday, Feb. 23 against Towson.
During her four-year career from 1981-85, Austin averaged a double-double with 18.9 points and 11.8 rebounds. The Wallace native is still the school leader in points (2,056), rebounds (1,290) and blocked shots (222). She was the ECAC South Player of the Year her senior season and led the Seahawks to their first 20-win campaign as a junior.
Austin, who wore No. 23 during her playing days, will be the sixth person in school history to have a jersey retired, joining Brett Blizzard, Brian Rowson, Bill Mayhew, Bill Brooks and Carl Willis.
Senior Christi Laite and freshman Nicole Lott have been named to the University Division All-State Volleyball Team by the North Carolina Collegiate Sports Information Association.
Laite, a first-team selection, earned All-State accolades for the second time; she also was on the second team in 2011.
The UNCW men's basketball program will host a toy drive for Toys for Tots at Sunday's game against Manhattan. Fans who bring in a new, unwrapped toy can purchase tickets for $5 to the 2 p.m. game.
Monetary donations will also be accepted at Trask Coliseum. Representatives from Toys for Tots will collect the items and distribute them throughout Southeastern North Carolina.
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New treatment strategies for allergic rhinitis utilizing the oral mucosa
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DOI: 10.1111/j.1472-9733.2012.01166.x
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Clinical & Experimental Allergy Reviews
Special Issue: Proceedings of the Allergic Rhinitis Forum held in Tokyo, 21 August 2010
Volume 12, Issue Supplement n2, pages 7–13, November 2012
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Okamoto, Y., Inamine, A., Yonekura, S., Fujimura, T. and Horiguchi, S. (2012), New treatment strategies for allergic rhinitis utilizing the oral mucosa. Clinical & Experimental Allergy Reviews, 12: 7–13. doi: 10.1111/j.1472-9733.2012.01166.x
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The oral mucosa is well known to be rich in dendritic cells (DCs), and the cervical lymph nodes (CLNs) are the draining lymph nodes for the oral mucosa. DCs play a crucial role in the induction of primary T cell-dependent immune responses. Upon uptake of antigens on the oral mucosal surface, immature DCs in the oral mucosa are thought to migrate to the regional CLNs. The oral mucosa is a potential route for vaccine administration. We examined the efficacy and some candidate biomarkers of the clinical responses to sublingual immunotherapy (SLIT) with a cedar pollen extract against cedar pollinosis. We found that Lactobacillus KW3110 administered sublingually migrated to the CLNs, and was effective for decreasing the IgE production and nasal symptoms induced by antigen provocation. Through simultaneous stimulation with antigen, improved efficacy of SLIT may be achieved by an adjuvant with oral mucosal administration of Lactobacillus KW3110.


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Ukraine released a video of captured Russian soldiers on Tuesday, sharply escalating a dispute over Moscow's alleged backing for separatist rebels in the east of the former Soviet republic.
President Barack Obama told his Ukrainian counterpart that any Russian intervention without Kyiv's consent would be unacceptable and violate international law
Moscow could use 'the pretext of a humanitarian or peace-keeping mission as an excuse to send troops into Eastern Ukraine,' a NATO spokeswoman
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The Igla and its logbook are just one indication that weapons are flowing from Russia into Ukraine. Interviews with American officials, diplomats in Kiev, and Russian military analysts paint a picture of a steady and ongoing flow. These people say weapons - from small arms to armored personnel carriers, tanks and sophisticated missile systems - have flooded into the region since May, fueling the violence.
As Ukrainian troops gained ground in eastern Ukraine in early July, a number of native Russians have taken charge of the separatists' rebellion.
But Putin's popularity is soaring in Russia, with a poll taken shortly after the MH17 crash in Ukraine putting him at near record-high approval ratings
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I'm remodeling a forclosed home and plan to put in hardwood. We have been searching for the correct color and style of flooring. I've see quite a few pics of the Amendoim flooring (brazilian oak). Many online vendors have it available, but only 1 lists it properly as "Clear" grade. They are also very reasonable in price, but I have found no good reference for them. "The Discount Hardwood Flooring Co". Does anyone have good pics of Amendoim or a reference for an online seller. I've also considered "Brazilian Direct", but have read a bad review.
I did finally purchase 1 box of flooring before ordering 1500sqft. The milling and finish on the single box was outstanding.
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Dell Linux vs. Windows Netbook Return Rate "Non-Issue"Aug 13, 2009
The return rate for Linux netbooks are no higher than that for Windows, says a Dell product manager, declaring Microsoft's claims otherwise as a "non-issue."more »
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When Windows 7 comes to market, the Starter Edition will be conceived especially for notebooks. As they did for Windows XP, Microsoft has come up with a list of technical limitations.more »
OpenCL in Beta SDK for GPUs and Multicore CPUsAug 07, 2009
Chipmaker AMD has integrated the open standard OpenCL specification for parallel programming into its ATI Stream development environment.more »
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Hitachi Global Storage Technologies has started shipping what they say is the first 3,5-inch disk with a 2 terabyte capacity: the Deskstar 7K2000.more »
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Kernel Developers Adopt Code of Conflict
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There's a new opening for rural America to create jobs and make farming more future-friendly, according to a new report from the National Wildlife Federation. The Growing Business of Cover Crops details new business opportunities arising from a resurgence in the ancient practice of cover crops.
The Great Recession of 2008 devastated America's economy; hundreds of banks failed, entire industries fell into bankruptcy and the stock market plummeted. While recovery is well underway, Rural America continues to struggle with a declining population, shrinking labor force and high poverty rates.
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The first of two informational hearings is scheduled for tonight on implementation of tolls between Exit 1 in West Stockbridge and Exit 6, which leads to Interstate 291 and Springfield. The meeting will be held at Lee High School.
The tolls for motorists traveling between those exits were removed by then-Gov. William Weld in 1996. But the Legislature voted to restore them Oct. 15 as part of a transportation financing law.
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01Sailing Into A Cyclone: This Has To Be One Of The Most Dangerous Races On Earth
02Ever Wanted To Own Your Own Ski Resort? Now You Can... For Just $900,000
03This is What Happened When Three Pros Tried To Go Mountain Biking on a Glacier
04Dirt Jumps, Zebras and A Motocross Legend: This Red Bull Feature is Essential Viewing For Any MX Fan
05Introducing The Greatest Skateboarder You've Never Heard Of… And He's Only 11 Years Old
06This is What It Looks Like To Break The World Record For The Fastest Time on a Bike
07This All-Action Edit Encapsulates Every Single Reason We Should All Love Motocross
08A Glacier The Size Of Manhattan Has Disappeared, And These Guys Got It On Film
09Cork 720s and Flipping Madness: The World's Best Slopestyle Stars Just Opened the MTB Season in Style
10Win a Holiday for 2 in Chamonix with Three #holidayspam
FWT13: Revelstoke-Judges Speak
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It's one thing to compete against a field of top ranked peers. It is quite another to be judged by freeride legends. After days of site inspection and product testing, the Freeride World Tour's Revelstoke judges explain what they hope to see during competition.
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