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Date: Thursday, April 29, 2004
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This program looks at the challenges of courtroom control from the perspective of the presiding judge and the prosecution and defense attorneys.
31st Judicial Circuit (VA) Judge LeRoy Millette, Jr., US District Court Judge Ralph Beistline, 1st District Superior Court Presiding Judge Larry Weeks, and attorneys Rex Butler, Mary Anne Henry, and Roger Holmes.
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New with TONS of questions!!
New with TONS of questions!!
I am new to the concept of RAW. My naturpoath introduced me to it about 1 1/2 yrs ago, but never got into it because it didn't fit our lifestyle. Since then, I have been researching and the idea of going at leat 80% really sets well with me. I have a few problems though, and need your opinions/advice.
I know for a fact that I am a protein type, meaning I need high fat and protein or I blow up like a balloon in weight/water, plus I get tons of cravings, and over eat, I assume due to the lack of proper nutriton. How does one with this body type work out a raw lifeststyle?
Also, I am b'feeding my 6mo. old, how can I transition nicely so she doesn't suffer? I eat about 50% raw now, but love my meats! (insert big sheepish grin)
I also have been diagnosed recently with multiple food sensativities, Leaky Gut, Adrenal Fatigue, Estrogen Dominance, and Hypothyroid (due to the other endocrine imbalances). I am also really wanting to lose about 15 lbs, but nothing works like super low carb, high protein.
So, after all that….. HELP!
My husband thinks I am kooky for all the different "diets" or lifestyle changes I try to bring about, but after a nice long talk, he is supportive of my changes for health. I am also in the beginning of getting a B.S. in Holistic Nutrition, but just the beginning. My kids are used to me trying to bring about new recipes, and do quite well, but really would love the trational SAD if allowed it. They aren't that far from it truthfully.
I would really like to make this work, but just don't know how to. Any thoughts, advice would be totally appreciated. Thanks so much!
Hi there, nice to meet you and welcome to Gone Raw!
Personally, I'd advise going vegan to help your health problems. If you crave meat then it is probably due to not getting enough minerals in your diet, try taking greens in smoothies, green juice etc to help you get over the meat thing.It really is not good for your health.
When you go fully raw, your body will change and your ailments will go and your 'body type' will change. Your problems and irregularities are down to your diet being cooked and not vegan, once this changes everything will be healed. What and who you are on a SAD diet is incomparable to who and what you become once fully raw.Most people find food allergies and intolerances go when on raw vegan. Give yourself at least 3 weeks 100% so you can just see what it is like.
Re-breastfeeding and detoxing there was a discussion about this on another thread a whille ago,might be worthwhille to do a search on the forums to find it. For inspiration, check out Jinjee at http://www.thegardendiet.com on her fifth raw pregnancy and looking amazing!
Thanks for the help. I did the search earlier and found the thread on b'feeding. It made sense, mostly.
I am traveling to the states on holiday for 4 weeks (we live in asia now) and leave next tues. So, I will not be able to go 100% raw now. What do you suggest are the biggest changes I could make right now, that I could sustain through international travel and living in other people's houses for 1 mo.? I have a juicer and like green juices, but am not familiar with many of the asian greens, so my juices are limited. Also, won't have access to a juicer while away. My mother is a huge carnivore (atkins), so at her house for 2 weeks will be quite difficult.
I know this is the least of my concerns right now, but what changes can I make right now, that would help me lose a bit of weight? Truly, the health aspects are most important, but I know when I lose the excess I feel healthier, better, not so bogged down!
I am also concerned that I won't be getting enough nutrients, because I am so new to this. If I don't expand in my foods, I may miss out on things, how can I trust that I will get all the right nutrients for me and my little nursling?
Thanks again for your help!
Well, when you cook your food almost all the nutrients are destroyed, so if you eat anything raw you will be giving your body the nutrients it needs. The only way to give your body the nutrients it needs to be healthy is by eating raw vegan foods. Instead of worrying about not getting enough nutrients, you should be patting yourself on the back for providing your body with complete viatmins and minerals maybe for the first time ever!
Do the best you can until you are more settled back at home. Check out www.giveittomeraw.com they have a section on raw restraunts in the USA there might be one near where you are going. Or ask the people on this forum if there is any rawness where you will be going.You never know…
If you keep reading up about it and educating yourself while you're gone, that would be good because mental preparation is very very helpful. And if that is all you can do until you get back home, then so be it, at least you are doing something! Then when you return in a month's time you will be super well inspired and armed with tons of knowledge what better way to start your transition than that? Maybe just transition to vegan or at least vegetarian over the next month, and go raw once you are back home.
Hi there Splunky,
You wrote, "I get tons of cravings, and over eat." From my experience I think tackling those issues that cause overeating first is useful….then transition to a raw diet. Those old habits of overeating and cravings will just change form in a raw diet, but they will be there all the same. IE you crave cookies, you swap it out with raw cookies. Although the raw cookie is better for you, it still should be consumed in moderation. If any of this is useful to you, good! If not, chuck it:) I wish you the best in your healthy journey!
Alot of good points made, and so much to think about. Thanks. I bought this book a while back that my Naturopath recommended, by Natalia Rose, and it mentions going "raw till dinner". I think this is the path I will take for now, and see how it goes. It might be alot easier to handle while at peoples house over the next month.
RE; the food and emotional issues, Mo, you are right on. I need to deal with those issues as well, and it won't go away just because I "go raw". I will probly just over eat on raw cookies or whatever it is I want at the time. This too I will work on while I am away.
Again, thanks so much. I know this is the beginni9ng to feeling so much netter!


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Norm Volponi: Like border kids? Then adopt one
I have a suggestion that could be a partial solution to the influx of illegal children along the Mexican border. All the people who believe that they should be allowed to stay could drive down to Texas and, as the young ones come across, pick them up and take them home with them.
Then, they can feed and clothe them and pay for their education and medical care, etc., without government assistance thereby relieving those of us who are parting with our hard-earned money to support them.
It's a win-win situation! The liberals will get their way. They can legally adopt these children and teach them their ideologies, so when they come of voting age, they can vote for more of the bleeding-heart, big spenders that have driven our once-great state and nation into a shambles.
We, the more conservative ones, will be happy not having to support illegal causes.
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Wine is a part of French culture where buying a bottle is a ceremony and tasting is an art. Every single wine has a unique character to explore along the criteria of grape variety, soil, planting, yields and wine-making. Since the culture of wine is based on knowledge, as well as on rituals, French natives often get to know their national wines from other people, like the elderly, who take pleasure in introducing new generations to this national art of drinking wine.
Hi Frencheek. Great article.
You mentioned Vins de Table which are "affordable wines that families drink for everyday lunch". Is it true that French people often drink wine for lunch. Drinking wine or any other alcohol for dinner is popular perhaps everywhere in the world, but consuming wine for lunch and then continuing on with your work does amaze me.
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Airlie Gardens | Matthew Collogan, Environmental Education Program Manager email@example.com 910-798-7707 Fax 910-256-5367 300 Airlie Road Wilmington, NC 28403 |
Airlie Gardens offers programs for third and eighth grade students that are curriculum-based and include pre-visit, on-site and post-visit activities. Third grade students have the opportunity to explore topics in plant biology, plant adaptations, seed dispersal and visit Airlie's carnivorous plant collections. They will also discover decomposers and soil properties while digging in Airlie Woods. Eighth grade students explore topics such as water quality, estuarine systems, wetland ecology, indicator species and resource conservation. They will perform water sampling, macro invertebrate sampling, marsh collections and plankton studies. | K-12 | Field Trips |
Battleship North Carolina | Heather Loftin Advertising, Marketing, Public Relations and Filming Promotions Director firstname.lastname@example.com 910-251-5797 X3004 Shelly Robinson School Group Reservations 910-251-5797 x-3001 #1 Battleship Road Wilmington, NC 28401 |
The Battleship NORTH CAROLINA Teacher Resources offers you information and helpful hints on bringing your class to the ship, lesson plans, oral histories, and activities. | K-12 | Field Trips |
Cape Fear Museum | Ruth Haas Executive Director email@example.com 910-798-4362 814 Market Street Wilmington, NC 28401 |
The museum offers a variety of programs for schools including field trips, outreach visits to schools and special kits to help integrate science and social studies.
Field Trip Fees $2 per student for New Hanover County schools $5 per student for non-New Hanover County schools Outreach Fees $4 per student for New Hanover County schools $5 per student for non-New Hanover County schools Bookings outside New Hanover Co. are subject to additional mileage fee. Museum Kit Fees $10 per week for New Hanover County schools $15 per week for non-New Hanover County schools |
K-8 | Field Trips, Outreach, PD, Kits |
Cape Fear River Watch | Kemp Burdette Riverkeeper/ Executive Director 910-762-5606 firstname.lastname@example.com 617 Surry Street Wilmington, NC 28401 |
Cape Fear River Watch has been working to protect and improve the water quality of the Cape Fear River Basin since 1993. In addition to supporting the work of the Cape Fear Riverkeeper as a member of the Waterkeeper Alliance, CFRW offers a variety of Environmental Education, Action and Advocacy programs for all residents of the Cape Fear River watershed. River Watch has developed a wide-ranging environmental education curriculum at its Greenfield Lake facility. Three or more 60-90 minute lessons, taught by a professional naturalist, can be strung together for an exciting introduction to the wetlands environment that children (and teachers) will long remember. | K-12 | Curriculum, Field Trips, Classroom presentations, online resources |
Cape Fear Serpentarium | Dean Ripa email@example.com 910-762-1669 20 Orange Street Wilmington, NC 28403 |
The Serpentarium offers a close up look at the care and study of reptiles. The Serpentarium is open from 11AM to 5PM on weekdays, 11AM to 6PM Saturdays and Sundays. All tickets are $8.00. | K-12 | Field Trips |
Carolina Beach State Park | Carla Edwards email@example.com 910-458-8206 1010 State Park Road PO Box 475 Carolina Beach, NC 28428 |
With a marina providing access to some of North Carolina's best fishing spots, a secluded camping area beneath towering trees, and miles of hiking trails that traverse a variety of distinct habitats--not to mention the presence of the Venus flytrap, one of the world's most unique carnivorous plants--it's no wonder Carolina Beach State Park is a popular coastal attraction. Located in an area steeped in both history and natural diversity, the park includes a visitor's center with exhibits depicting the wonders of its environment. Visit Carolina Beach State Park to relax, enjoy nature or embark on an eye-opening adventure. | K-12 | Field Trips, PD |
Children's Museum of Wilmington | Rick Lawson Executive Director email@example.com 910-254-3534 116 Orange St. Wilmington, NC 28401 |
The Children's Museum offers children ages 1-10 the opportunity to explore and better understand the arts, sciences, culture and more through engaging exhibits and programs. | K-5 | Places to Visit |
City of Wilmington Stormwater Services- Enviroscape program | Jennifer Butler, CEE Stormwater Education Program Coordinator City of Wilmington, Stormwater Services 209 Coleman Drive Wilmington, NC 28412 910.343.4777 910.341.0099 fax firstname.lastname@example.com |
Stormwater Services, in cooperation with Cape Fear River Watch and New Hanover Soil & Water Conservation District, give Enviroscape watershed presentations to all 8th grade science classes in New Hanover County Schools. The presentation is integrated into the 8th grade science curriculum and meets the the Essential Standard and several objectives for the study of the hydrosphere. In addition, the general website has many educational brochures and videos about stormwater and water pollution for students, teachers, and the public to explore. | 8th grade | In-Class Presentations |
Club Invention | firstname.lastname@example.com 3701 Highland Park NW North Canton, Ohio 44720 |
The Club Invention after school program comprises five to eight sessions of 1-1½ hours that delve into one exciting thematic module. Immersed in hands-on imaginative play, children develop vital 21st century learning skills such as problem solving and teamwork through open-ended discovery. | K-8 | After School |
Continental Math League | email@example.com 631-584-2016 Box 2196 St. James, NY 11780 |
Offers math and science clubs and contests as a supplement to school programs. | 4-12 | After School, Contests |
Duke TIP Program | Duke University Talent Identification Program Emily Swartzlander Public Relations email@example.com (919) 668-9153 |
Offers a wide array of programs and services to help gifted students reach their potential. | 4-12 | Summer Camps |
Ecological Marine Adventures | 704-578-3505 email@example.com |
EMA is a Marine Education Center that specializes in hands-on, in the field education adventures for children. | K-12 | Curriculum, Field Trips, Classroom Presentations |
First Lego League | Introduces younger students to real-world engineering challenges by building LEGO-based robots to complete tasks on a thematic playing surface. FLL teams, guided by their imaginations and adult coaches, discover exciting career possibilities and, through the process, learn to make positive contributions to society. | 4-8 | After School | |
Halyburton Park | Andy Fairbanks firstname.lastname@example.com 910-341-0075 4099 S. 17th Street Wilmington, NC 28412 |
Environmental based field trips and programs | K-8 | Field Trips |
How Things Work Fair | Ogden Elementary School 910-686-6464 3637 Middle Sound Loop Road Wilmington NC, 28411 |
On Free Enterprise Day in June, Ogden Elementary holds a fair to promote and encourage scientific inquiry. Students are encouraged to choose a topic and develop a display to show "how something works". For schools that may want to develop a similar program, helpful websites include: http://www.kids-science-experiments.com/, http://pbskids.org/zoom/activities/sci/, http://www.sciencewithme.com/experiments.php, http://www.creativekidsathome.com/activities/kids-themes.html | K-5 | Contests, Special Events |
Ingram Planetarium | Allison Smith Educational Services Coordinator email@example.com 910-579-1016 x-4 Dottie David-Wilson Executive Director Ocean Isle Museum Foundation, Inc. email@example.com 910-579-1016 7625 High Market Street Sunset Beach, NC 28468 910-575-0033 |
Sky Theater programs, laser music shows, and other activities about astronomy, science, and space exploration. Paul Dennis Science Hall has hands-on science and astronomy activities | K-6 | Field Trips |
Junior Achievement | Erin McNally Executive Director email@example.com 910-762-3690 217 North 5th Ave., Suite 101 Wilmington, NC 28401 https://www.facebook.com/jacapefear |
Junior Achievement (JA) helps students see the relevancy between what they are learning in the classroom and how it relates to life outside of the classroom. JA offers hands-on, experiential programs that teach the key concepts of work readiness, entrepreneurship and financial literacy. | K-12 | Outreach, Classroom Programs |
Moores Creek National Battlefield | 40 Patriots Hall Drive Currie, NC 28435 910-283-5591 |
The National Park Service manages Moores Creek National Battlefield as a historical site, encompassing 87.75 acres in rural Pender County. Although the main focus of the park is to learn about the Battle of Moores Creek Bridge and life in colonial North Carolina, there are significant opportunities for environmental education. | K-12 | Field Trips |
Museum of Coastal Carolina | Allison Smith Educational Services Coordinator firstname.lastname@example.com 910-579-1016 x4 21 East Second Street Ocean Isle Beach, NC 28469 |
The museum's mission is to stimulate the general public's interest and understanding of the natural science, environment, and cultural history of the coastal region of the Carolinas, as well as a broader understanding of our earth, our solar system, and our universe, by providing quality educational features for both the public and school students through activities and exhibits. | K-12 | Curriculum, Field Trips |
National Geographic Bee | 202-828-6659 1145 17th Street NW Washington, D.C. 20036 |
Academic competition in geography.Principals of schools in the U.S. with any of the grades four through eight are eligible to register their schools to receive contest materials for a school-level Bee. | 4-8 | Contests |
National Math Bee | School and Customer Support firstname.lastname@example.com Dr. S. David Vaillancourt National Math Bee Chairman email@example.com 1530 Villa Capri Circle #309, Odessa, FL 33556 |
Fun competition designed to help students achieve high levels of speed and accuracy with their math skills | 1-6 | Contests |
New Hanover County Arboretum | Diana Rashash Area Specialized Agent Natural Resources – Environmental Education firstname.lastname@example.com Al Hight Director email@example.com 910-798-7666 6206 Oleander Drive Wilmington, NC 28403 Main:910-798-7660 |
Offers a variety of activities focused on environmental education and horticulture. | K-12 | Field Trips |
New Hanover County Soil and Water Conservation District | Amy Long Education Coordinator (910) 798-6032 230 Government Center Drive Suite 100 Wilmington, N.C. 28403 |
NHSWCD offers numerous education opportunities ranging from school to community based programs including educational outreach activities, teacher workshops, contests etc. all focusing on environmental education. NHSWCD has Certified Environmental Educators on staff. | K-12 | Outreach, PD |
NHCS- Math | Elizabeth Murray 910-254-4240 email@example.com |
MathCounts http://mathcounts.org/ Math Fair http://www.ncctm.org/math_fair.cfm Math Olympiad http://www.moems.org/ |
K-12 | After School, Contests |
NHCS-Science | Kim Bierstedt K-12 Science Leadership Teacher 910-254-4335 email@example.com |
Science Fair http://www.ncsciencefair.org/ Ocean Bowl http://www.oceanleadership.org/education/national-ocean-sciences-bowl/ Envirothon http://www.envirothon.org/ |
K-12 | After School, Contests |
NC Aquarium at Fort Fisher | 910-458-7468 email@example.com 900 Loggerhead Road Kure Beach, NC 28449 |
The aquarium offers a variety of field trips, special educational programs to accompany field trips, as well as outreach programs that come to schools. | K-12 | Field Trips, Outreach |
NC Biotechnology Center | Amy Black firstname.lastname@example.com Bill Schy email@example.com |
Teacher Biotech summer training, and the free K-12 curriculum and pamphlets | K-12 | Teacher Resources |
NC Forestry Association | 919-834-3943 800-231-7723 1600 Glenwood Ave, Ste. 1 Raleigh, NC 27608 |
The NCFA, the state's oldest conservation organization, was established in 1911. Today it is a private, nonprofit partnership concerned about the long-term health and productivity of the state's forest resources. | K-12 | Online Resources |
North Carolina Science Festival | Jonathan Frederick Director 919-843-8329 email@example.com 250 East Franklin Street Campus Box 3480 Chapel Hill, NC 27599 www.ncsciencefestival.org https://www.facebook.com/ncsciencefestival |
The North Carolina Science Festival is a multi-day celebration showcasing science and technology. The Festival highlights the educational, cultural and financial impact of science in our state. Through hands-on activities, science talks, lab tours, nature experiences, exhibits and performances, the Festival engages a wide range of public audiences while inspiring future generations. The North Carolina Science Festival and others like it offer an opportunity to celebrate science in fun and welcoming settings. This Festival provides the opportunity to cultivate a positive environment that encourages children to pursue science-related careers and encourages businesses to invest in North Carolina. |
K-12 | Collaborative Initiatives |
NC State Parks | N.C. Division of Parks & Recreation 919-733-4181 1615 MSC Raleigh N.C. 27699-1615 |
Children gain an appreciation of North Carolina's cultural and natural heritage and learn about careers in natural resources. | K-12 | Online Resources, Professional Development |
Odyssey of the Mind | Carolyn Braly Coastal Region email@example.com 252-249-7256 Northside HS & Jacksonville Commons MS 365 Commons Drive South Jacksonville, NC |
An international educational program that provides creative problem-solving opportunities for students from kindergarten through college. Team members apply their creativity to solve problems that range from building mechanical devices to presenting their own interpretation of literary classics. | K-12 | After School |
Old River Farms | Dean Lanier 8711 Old River Rd. Burgaw, NC 910-620-6351 |
Educational field trips integrating standards into hands-in learning. | K-5 | Field Trips |
Poplar Grove Plantation | Jeanne Walker Public Relations 910.685.9518 email@example.com Nancy Simon Director 910.686.9518 x 24 firstname.lastname@example.com 10200 US Highway 17 N. Wilmington, NC 28411 910-686-9518 |
Offers a few different programs highlighting how life has changed over the last 150 years. Highlights include technologies then and now. | K-3 | Field Trips |
Progress Energy Visitors Center | 910-457-6041 8520 River Road, (Highway 87) Southport, NC |
Hands on & visual presentations of over 30 energy related exhibits covering production of electricity, electrical safety, alternative energy sources and energy conservation. Admission is free. | K-8 | Field Trips |
Project Lead the Way | Brian Moye Technology Education Consultant 919-807-388621 21 Corporate Dr, Ste 105 Clifton Park, NY 12065-8463 Toll Free: 877-335-PLTW (7589) Local: 518-877-6491 |
Project Lead The Way (PLTW) is a provider of rigorous and innovative Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics (STEM) education curricular programs used in middle and high schools across the U.S. Currently being implemented at Shallotte Middle School. |
6-12 | Curriculum |
Project Wild | Mike Campbell Coastal Outreach Educator NC Wildlife Resources Commission firstname.lastname@example.com 252-670-0090 P.O. Box 14170 New Bern, NC 28561 |
Curriculum for habitats and wildlife. See calendar for programs in North Carolina. | K-12 | Field Trips, PD |
ROCAME | Brunswick County Schools 910-232-4344 Columbus County Schools 910-642-5168 New Hanover County Schools 910-471-1145 Pender County Schools 910-259-2187 |
Representatives from industry and education organized ROCAME in 1979. Its purpose is to establish a sound foundation for a viable and accountable program to encourage minority youths to enter the fields of engineering, math, science and technology. The organization exists in middle and high schools throughout the area. Scholarships are offered to seniors who plan to major in engineering, math, science or technology and are members of ROCAME. One of ROCAME's major events is the annual engineering, science, math and technology Jamboree. | 6-12 | After School |
Science Fair | Mr. Christoper Gordon Assistant Director Center for Education in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics 910-962-3168 601 South College Road Wilmington, NC 28403 firstname.lastname@example.com 910-962-4266 |
The Center for Education in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics proudly sponsors the Southeast Regional Science Fair with support from the Chancellor's Office at the University of North Carolina Wilmington. | 3-12 | STEM Competition |
Science Olympiad Wilmington Regional Competition (Middle and High School) | Dr. Dennis Kubasko Regional Co-Director 910-962-3168 601 South College Road Wilmington, NC 28403 firstname.lastname@example.com Ms. Kim Bierstedt Regional Co-Director firstname.lastname@example.com |
North Carolina Science Olympiad (NCSO) is a nonprofit organization with the mission to attract and retain the pool of K-12 students entering science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) degrees and careers in North Carolina. Every year NCSO hosts its regional tournaments on the University of North Carolina Wilmington's campus. These tournaments are rigorous academic interscholastic competitions that consist of a series of different hands-on, interactive, challenging and inquiry-based events that are well balanced between the various disciplines of biology, earth science, environmental science, chemistry, physics, engineering and technology. | 6-12 | STEM Competition |
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Local Lawyers Unimpressed With Transocean's Bid To Limit Its Oil-Spill Exposure
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The company filed a motion in federal court here today, citing an old law intended for ships, says it should pay no more than $26.7 million in liability.
With lawyers and plaintiffs still rushing to the courthouse, the move was met with derision from local attorneys suing the company.
"Transocean has compounded this terrible tragedy with a shameful legal filing that is intended solely to protect the company's interests," says Houston attorney Kurt Arnold. "They haven't even said they're sorry, much less take responsibility. Now, they're running off to court in hopes of getting a ruling that will limit their liability to what is on the bottom of the ocean. I think the filing is completely frivolous."
Mark Lanier, the celebrated tort attorney famous for his Christmas parties here every year, told Bloomberg news he doesn't expect the Transocean's move to succeed.
"We expect the court will ultimately lift the limitation," Houston lawyer Mark Lanier, who represents commercial fishermen and shrimpers in several lawsuits over the spill. "The other defendants are more hurt by this than the plaintiffs."
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DateTimeOffset.AddTicks Method
Adds a specified number of ticks to the current DateTimeOffset object.
Assembly: mscorlib (in mscorlib.dll)
- ticks
- Type: System.Int64
A number of 100-nanosecond ticks. The number can be negative or positive.
Return Value
Type: System.DateTimeOffsetAn object whose value is the sum of the date and time represented by the current DateTimeOffset object and the number of ticks represented by ticks.
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ArgumentOutOfRangeException | The resulting DateTimeOffset value is less than MinValue. -or- The resulting DateTimeOffset value is greater than MaxValue. |
A tick represents 100 nanoseconds, or one-ten millionth of a second. Because a tick is a very small and precise time interval, any larger time unit can be expressed as a number of ticks without a loss of precision.
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Second | 10,000,000 |
Minute | 600,000,000 |
Hour | 36,000,000,000 |
Day | 864,000,000,000 |
Week | 6,048,000,000,000 |
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Non-leap year | 315,360,000,000,000 |
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P.U. Chithra (Kerala) continued on with her dream run for a third day running at the 58th National schools athletics meet here on Thursday. The Palakkad girl was again unstoppable as she completed a golden treble adding the 1500m senior girls gold medal to the 3000m and 5000m title won over the last two days.
Chithra also came well within the meet mark of 4:36.75 as she raced to glory ahead of team-mate Jessy Joseph and Jyoti Saini (Punjab) and clipped the tape at 4:35.72. Kerala added a solid 10 gold medals, including five in the six short relays, to its overnight tally of 4 and thus distanced itself from the rest in the fray for a 16th straight title.
Besides, Kerala was also benefited when Vishnu Unni was elevated to the gold medal position in the senior boys' pole vault after Sonu Saini (Haryana) who had won the event on Wednesday was disqualified for age-fraud.
Kerala now has a tally of 15 gold medals and an equal number of silver and bronze medals for a tally of 160 points. Maharashtra (8-8-5) , with a total of 72 points is currently second.
The results: Boys: Seniors: 100m: 1. Royal D'Silva (Kar), 2. Soumyadeep Saha (Ben), 3. B.Leela Vara Prasad (AP), (10.96s). 1500m: 1. Lalit Mathur (Del), 2. Abin Baby (Ker), 3.Twinke Tomy (Ker), (4:01.13). Triple jump: 1. B.Abin (Ker), 2. Akhil Biju (Ker), 3.Parminder Singh (Pun), (15.03m). Javelin throw: 1. Abhishek Singh (UP), 2.Ashish Lohan (Ukd), 3.Haramjit Sharma (Pun), (67.99m – New Meet Record; Old Record – 67.85m). Hammer throw: 1. Gurmeet Singh (Pun), 2.Kapil Mami (UP), 3.Prakash Singh (Cht), (60.35m). 4 x 100m relay: 1. Kerala, 2. Punjab, 3. Karnataka, (42.68s).
Juniors: 100m: 1. Rohit Gupta (UP), 2. Amit (Har), 3. A.G.Rakhil (Ker), (11.38s). 1500m: 1.Rahul (Del), 2. P.Mohammed Afsal (Ker), 3. Ajay Kumar (UP), (3:57.81). Long jump: 1. Kritesh Kumar (KVS), 2. Abul Hasan (UP), 3. Mohammed Rizwan (VB), (6.83m). Javelin: 1. Sabeel Ahamad (VB), 2. Vivek Singh (UP), 3.Gavi Swami (Kar), (6.149m). 5km walk: 1. Maneesh Yadav (UP), 2. Hadrongbam (Man), 3. Y.Samorjit Singh (Man), (22:33.82). 4x100m relay: 1. Kerala, 2. Andhra Pradesh, 3. Haryana, (43.31).
Sub-juniors: 100m; 1. Nuzrat (Del), 2. Subhadip Bag (Del), 3. N.Rajendra (NVS), (11.35s). 4x100m relay: 1. Navodaya Schools, 2. Kerala, 3. Andhra Pradesh, (46.58s).
Girls: Seniors: 100m: 1. Dutee Chand (Odi), 2. Ruma Sarkar (Ben), 3.Mamtha Hulke (Mah), (11.98s – Equals Meet Record). 1500m: 1. P.U. Chithra (Ker), 2.Jessy Joseph (Ker), 3. Jyoti Saini (Pun), (4:35.72 – NMR; OR – 4:36.75). High jump: 1. Sreeshma Rajan (Ker), 3. Julit Badhe (Mah), 3. Rekha (Mah), (1.62m). Shot put: 1. Navjit Kaur )Pun), 2. K.M. Deepa (UP), 3. G.K. Namitha (Kar), (12.86m). Discus: 1. Seema (Har), 2. Arpandeep Kaur (Pun), 3. Mahashri Baloda (Del), (35.30m). 4x100m relay: 1. Kerala, 2. Punjab, 3. Bengal, (48.73s).
Juniors: 100m: 1. Ankita Gosavi (Mah), 2.Nibedita Barman (Asm), 3. Soumya Varghese (Ker), (12.75s). 1500m: 1.Anjana Thamke (Mah), 2. Lekha Unni (Ker), 3.P.R. Aleesha (Ker), (4:29.90 – NMR; OR – 4:41.90). Long jump: 1. Sekunta Kullu (Odi), 2. Swapna Barman (Ben), 3. Bhunishwari (Cht), (5.47m). High jump: 1. Swapna Barman (Ben), 2. Vinija Vijayan (Ker), 3. Laimwn Narzary (Asm), (1.60m). Pole vault: 1. Mariya Jose (Ker), 2. Reshma (Ker), 3. Reshma Patel (UP), (3.20m – NMR; OR – 2.90m). Javelin: 1. Pushpa (Har), 2. Gopika Narayanan (Ker), 3. Prabhdeep Kaur (Pun), (38.94m). 3km walk: 1. K.T. Neena (Ker), 2. Suvrna Kapse (Mah), 3. Sujitha (Ker), (14:32.90). 4x100m relay: 1. Kerala, 2. Maharashtra, 3. Karnataka, (49.24s).
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February 1, 2014
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January 16, 2014
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Army Public School bus collides with truck, 8 children injured
January 16, 2014
Eight children were injured, two of them critically so, when their school bus collided with a truck in Noida on Thursday morning in the fog. The accident involving the bus belonging to Army Public School and the truck took place near Sector 31. The injured have been admitted to Kailash Hospital,...
11 Ramdev followers killed in a road accident near Jodhpur
December 11, 2013
Eleven pilgrims were killed in a road accident when their vehicle collided headon with a truck, police said. All the victims belong to Gujarat and were heading for Ramdevra in Jaisalmer district to pay obeisance to Ramdev. An MUV, carrying 20 pilgrims including driver, had left from Panchmal district of Gujarat...
4 out of 34 French tourists critically injured after bus collides with a truck
October 14, 2013
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September 19, 2013
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September 5, 2013
About 200 people were injured when over 100 vehicles crashed on a bridge in thick fog in south east Britain's Kent county on Thursday. The crash, which occurred on the new Sheppey four-lane crossing bridge in Kent on Thursday morning, reportedly went on for 10 minutes as cars continuously collided...
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August 30, 2013
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Has the Minister for Natural Resources yet received details of the New South Wales coal industry's export performance over the past 12 months? If so, in what way has the industry helped boost the State's economy?
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Exports of New South Wales coal reached an all time record in 1990-91 of 51.3 million tonnes. This was 7.5 million tonnes above the previous record set in 1987-88, and 8.6 million tonnes - or 20 per cent - above the 1989-90 figure. A particularly encouraging feature of the export figures was the 29 per cent increase in steaming coal exports from 24.7 million tonnes in 1989-90 to 31.9 million tonnes in 1990-91. Steaming coal is the main coal type exported from New South Wales and comprised 62 per cent of total coal exports. The 1990-91 coal exports had a value of 2.7 billion, which is a significant contribution to improving Australia's balance of payments figure. Newcastle and Port Kembla coal loaders handled record tonnages, and State Rail also hauled record levels of coal. These figures are an indication of the increased efficiency of the State's transport infrastructure. Two factors that contributed to the record export levels were the Government's policy of encouraging investment for the coal industry by overseas consumers to improve stability and security of markets and streamlining of government approval procedures to ensure that new or expanded mines were ready to capitalise on market opportunities. The New South Wales coal industry has reached this position by being one of the most productive and competitive industries. But from now on the industry will face competition not only from South Africa but also from new producers in Asia, such as Indonesia. However, based on our track record and a number of recent initiatives we have had in place, I am confident that we can meet these challenges.
As I have said, in the last financial year exports of New South Wales steaming coal increased by 29 per cent on the previous year's figure, from 24.7 million tonnes to 31 million tonnes. The Government introduced a number of initiatives including a policy of encouraging participation by end users in mining ventures to ensure access to markets in the face on international competition. The success of this policy is exemplified by the opening by the Premier of the Camberwell mine in which Toyota Tsucho Mining and DIA Coal Mining hold a 50
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per cent stake between them. This mine will produce about 1.3 million tonnes per annum. More recently, I opened the United mine in which an Italian company, Agipcoal, is a major participant. In addition, the Government is advancing projects by granting leases so that there is no impediment to the development of new mines as windows of opportunity occur. Last year the Bengalla coal development area near Muswellbrook was offered for expressions of interest to develop a major mine to meet the increased demand forecast for the mid-1990s. In addition, a further four mines are at present under construction, which will have a total design capacity of about 7.5 million tonnes per annum when completed. A further eight mines are committed to development or expected to be committed before 1995. This is an indication of the confidence felt by the coal industry that it can compete with its international rivals. Finally I point out that in the next 15 years 25 new coal-fired power stations are to be commissioned in Japan with a requirement for an additional 50 million tonnes per annum. That is one of the reasons for my confidence that the New South Wales coal industry will continue to grow. Countries such as the Republic of Korea will also be building many more coal-fired power stations and will therefore require increased quantities of steaming coal.


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Been trying to trace the bonding system on my 1980 vintage Pearson, as I noticed a couple of through-hulls are not connected.
The existing bonding seems to come together in the stern on one propeller strut bolt; this bolt has two wires/cables, one linked to the bonding circuit, the other disconnected. It looks like the boat ground is connected to the an engine bolt right next to the disconnected cable and the bonding circuit...so my question is, should the bonding system be grounded to the common ground, connecting to the same engine bolt as the battery ground, and thereby to the sacrificial anodes? I am worrying because as I was changing the zincs, the propeller strut was looking a bit pitted; could have been my imagination (the visibility was about 4 inches!!), but..... |
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I do agree with the concept of making even the advanced units different but not better in every way; for example Waywatchers were originally the sniper-esque units that were suggested in this thread recently, but the others decided they work better as an upgrade for regular Archers; same with Shadow Warriors. The Waywatchers in fact did have an HP penalty (As would have the Shadow Warriors), so it actually became worth it to still build Elf Archers late in the game rather than pumping out squillions of these so-called rare units. Another idea I wanted to implement was the idea of giving Phoenix and Black Guard units a movement of just one, but a defence of 7, making them finer defenders than human Pikemen, and also representing the fact that these are defenders who mostly languish in the city and if you want them to accompany your troops on invasions, they'll slow you down (Plus they'll never run away from a fight like units with movement two). Again, I was outvoted and (Unless there's a lack of Iron) you'll never see High Elf Spearmen in the modern age. With earlier versions of the mod I did include a second "WH-balanced" version, which had changes like Troll-sized creatures being weaker on defence, so that they wouldn't be the only unit built by several races quite late into the game, instead having to be supported by regular troops to defend. Another major change was Wizards being at -1HP (They are only Wizards after all!) so there wasn't a huge reason to build loads of them, as the AI occasionally does. But there were so many patches that needed to be put together I couldn't edit a new version every time, so I stopped. And I think everyone's happy playing the current version, so we'll just have to wait for a Civ 4 mod for true unit balance |
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Well I think you'll find that any unit that is of a high enough quality will already have been absorbed into the modpack... most human units were not custom-made for example, and some other fantasy units came about from other projects, such as the Final Fantasy mod. Trust us, where it came to adding units, we're way ahead of you
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I fell to the dark side of civ4 however I am back now (although I do have exams comming up )
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The science advisor says "Felling bad? Good!" when I check the Lords of Decay Icon, shouldn't it be feeling? Also when I checked out the Vermin Lords it called them powerful demons...I thought it was daemons?? This version is awesome and I am happy with it
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I didnt know that the Vermine lord was a Demon, but I am pretty sure its spelt without the "a" in warhammer.
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I think most demons and/or daemons are refered to as 'daemons'. "Daemonic Units" is part of the Hordes of Chaos miniture range...
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Wait.. I thought it was like that "color"/"colour" thing..
So daemons are Chaos demons, but there are other demons without an "a"? I`m confused. |
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The Skaven are great The is Doom Wheel is crazy...I love it
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You're the kind of guy who keeps running even after the race is won, right?
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I too am still running, but mostly with my own copy of the mod I`m just flavorising it to my likeness, and updating some unit gfx.
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yeah, I'd guess stormrage is pretty happy we won't be updating much - there were so many things he wanted otherwise
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I still want a whole bunch of stuff, I just don`t care anymore if anyone else has access to it
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The Expansionist trait really gets the short end of the stick Maybe there settlers could cost less or they could get 2 of them at the start?
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Look for the goody huts With the Exp. trait there you won`t run into any barbarians, you`ll just find gold, cities, settlers and of course - techs... Sounds good enough to me..
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Blurby blurb blurb.
Shitty review, not only that, Jawbreaker ISN'T the most popular band alongside Black Flag from California. Black Flag was the 80's and never reached the huge mainstream success of Bad Religion.
You really don't say a single thing about the album. At all.
[quote=brodawg]For those of you familiar to Jawbreaker, this band needs is excellent.[/quote] Well that goes without saying but what if the reader doesn't know anything about Jawbreaker? [quote=sweet duder]Contrary to popular belief, they happen to be one of the most successful punk bands of California alongside with like Bad Religion, Black Flag, you name it.[/quote] That is if you're not measuring success based on popularity, which is how most people qualify bands like Bad Religion and Black Flag.
This is really really really bad, and quite short. Try again.
Uhh....what? An intro, a body, and a conclusion paragraph does not make a review. Sorry, kid.
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You went one sentence past the tracklist.
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But the ultimate thrill-seekers' wedding doesn't have to end there – once the wedding party have all been lowered back to earth, guests can head skywards again – for a floating reception. Wedding guests are wowed with a three-course wedding breakfast – all while strapped in to the dining chairs. The cost for such a spectacular ceremony? Around £25,000. (Source 1 | Source 2 | Via)
3The Chinese bride who wore a 200m-long dress to set a World record
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5The groom who decorated his wedding with 99,999 roses to surprise his bride
6The woman who married her dead fiancé in the morgue
Despite her unbearable pain, Michelle organised a "wedding" in the morgue of Oxford's John Radcliffe Hospital, where Kevin lay dead. The touching ceremony - witnessed by close family and friends - was conducted by the hospital's Catholic priest who administered the last rites to Kevin. In front of an open coffin, the priest blessed the wedding rings that Michelle had bought specially for the service. Their two children, James, now five, and Megan, now four, went to their daddy's funeral wearing the clothes they would have worn to their parents' wedding. The priest asked Michelle if she would have taken Kevin to be her "lawful wedded husband" and she replied "I do." Kevin's dad Paddy placed a ring on Michelle's finger and a ring was placed on Kevin's finger as he lay in the coffin. (Source 1 | Source 2)
7The couple who got married inside a shark tank
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8The Russian couple who decided to get married while bicycling
9The bride who had 110 bridesmaids and set a World Record