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The Olympus Premium Compact Leather Case (Multi-Color, Multi-Pattern) is a canvas and leather saddle bag designed to carry a digital camera. It has an interior media slot for an xD memory card and an interior pocket for money or a credit card. It is carried by a leather wrist strap or on belt using the attached loop.
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Robert Nelson on Environmentalism as Religion Recorded: Monday, May 21, 2012
Senior Fellow Robert Nelson, author of The New Holy Wars talks about the the religious implications between church, state, and environmentalism with Anthony Gill on Research on Religion.
Experts: Robert H. NelsonType: RadioIssues: Culture/ Society, Environment, Religion
Clifford Thies on the American Economic Association and Richard T. Ely Recorded: Monday, November 28, 2011
The American Economic Association (AEA) takes pride in celebrating its founder Richard T. Ely. This pride is strange, given the character of Elys thought, which is revealed in The Independent Review article The Shaping of a Future Presidents Economic Thought: Richard T. Ely and Woodrow Wilson at The Hopkins by Gary M. Pecquet and Clifford F. Thies, as well as the Econ Journal Watch article Richard T. Ely: The Confederate Flag of the AEA? by Clifford F. Thies and Ryan Daza. In this podcast, Thies is interviewed by the economist Lawrence H. White and explores Elys ideas, values, and impact. Thies is the Eldon R. Lindsay Chair of Free Enterprise and Professor of Economics and Finance at Shenandoah University.
Experts: Clifford F. Thies, Lawrence H. WhiteType: RadioIssues: Bureaucracy and Government, Civil Liberties/ Human Rights, Collectivism, Culture/ Society, Economic History and Development (U.S.), Economic Policy, Economists, Government Power, Immigration, Political Ideology and Philosophy, Public Health/ Consumer Protection, Race Issues, Regulation and Deregulation, Religion, Science, Welfare
Economic Religion vs. Environmental Religion in America Recorded: Thursday, October 7, 2010
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Economics and environmentalism are types of modern religions. So says Robert H. Nelson in his analysis of the roots of economics and environmentalism and their mutually antagonistic relations in the twentieth and twenty-first centuries. The present debate raging over global warming exemplifies the clash of these two public theologies.
Experts: Steven F. Hayward, Robert H. Nelson, Max L. StackhouseType: Independent Institute EventIssues: Property Rights, Religion
A Gala for Liberty: The Independent Institutes Gala Reception and Dinner Recorded: Tuesday, September 16, 2008
On September 16, Archbishop Desmond Tutu, actor and director Andy Garcia, and entrepreneur William K. Bowes, Jr. were honored at the Independent Institutes A Gala for Liberty. Each honoree received the Alexis de Tocqueville Award in recognition of their contributions to advancing the ideas and ideals of liberty, entrepreneurship, innovation, and peace.
Experts: William K. Bowes, Jr., Andy Garcia, Archbishop Desmond M. TutuType: Independent Institute EventIssues: Business, Civil Liberties/ Human Rights, Culture/ Society, Democracy, Diplomacy and Foreign Aid, Economic History and Development (International), Free Market Economics, Government Power, History (International), Latin America, Political Ideology and Philosophy, Race Issues, Religion
The New International Arms Race in SpaceAnd How to Avoid It Recorded: Friday, March 7, 2008
Part 1 | Part 2 | Part 3 | Part 4 | Part 5 | Part 6
Did the United States test an anti-satellite weapon when it shot down an out-of-control spy satellite earlier this month? Or was it a precautionary measure to protect people on the ground who might have been hit with a fuel tank filled with a poisonous gas?
Experts: Peter L. Hays, Theresa Hitchens, Jeff Kueter, Mike MooreType: Independent Institute EventIssues: Defense and Foreign Policy, Diplomacy and Foreign Aid, Government Secrecy, History (International), History (U.S), Science, Technology
Is the U.S. Now Provoking an Arms Race in Space? Recorded: Tuesday, February 12, 2008
The 1967 Outer Space Treaty designated space for peaceful purposes as the province of all mankind. Virtually all spacefaring nations now favor a new treaty to accommodate major changes in geopolitics and military technology. The United States, however, has blocked negotiations, citing potential threats to U.S. rights, capabilities, and freedom of action.
Experts: Mike MooreType: Independent Institute EventIssues: Civil Liberties/ Human Rights, Defense and Foreign Policy, Diplomacy and Foreign Aid, History (International), History (U.S), Nationalism, Technology, Terrorism and National Crises, Trade


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Look into the object of your affection's eyes.
"Wait for meaningful eye contact and a smile," advises Drengberg. "If a woman is avoiding eye contact with you, it's because she's not into you. It's not because she's being coy. Don't creep up on girls like a Black Ops paratrooper. Wait for a woman to give you a reason to talk to her."
Head to the bar, not the bistro.
"Meeting a partner in a restaurant is a much more difficult proposition than it is in a bar," says Gregg Rottler, founder of
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Places to skip for a first date
Ask questions.
"I would tell men not to talk too much about themselves," says Cardosa. "It's so clear when a woman's turned off by her date because he's talking about his interests non-stop. Ask her questions about what she likes! Everyone likes to talk about themselves, but we only want to do it if we think the other person is interested."
Don't drink too much.
"Let me help you out," offers
Tonya Foster
, the San Francisco-based co-author of
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. "You're not hot when you're drunk. If you do get someone's number when you're in this state,
call. Anyone who is attracted to you when you're hammered might be a borderline personality."
Signs your date's got girlfriend potential
Eat like you normally would.
"I think [women] should eat what they want when they are on a date," counsels Cardosa. "If [a woman] orders only a side salad, the guy feels awkward if he wants to order a steak and mac 'n cheese. I think guys want to see women enjoy themselves at a meal rather than pick at lettuce leaves and pretend they aren't hungry."
Remember your sense of humor, no matter how bad the date might be.
"I worked in the evenings at a bar and grill," remembers
Kelly Ryan
, now the communications and tourism coordinator at the Albuquerque Convention & Visitors Bureau. "The only person I went out with while working there, I met while he was on a date. His outgoing personality and her standoffish one was pretty entertaining to watch. While he was pleasant to her the entire time, by the end of the date, both of them looked defeated. When he left, he dropped off his business card that said: 'My date was lame. Call me.' I think what made me want to call him was how hard he was trying to make sure his date had a good time, and how bad he was failing at it. Perseverance and a sense of humor go a long way."
How to charm your date with humor
Dress nicely and leave the sneakers at home, please.
"When I first moved to New York, I waited tables at Remi, a fine dining restaurant in Midtown East," explains Hilary Rushford, founder of
Dean Street Society
. "One day as I was standing near the front, a plump man hustled his way in to check on a reservation. As he turned, I glanced at the hostess's book to see the mark next to it indicating the dinner had been arranged by a dating service for busy professionals. I looked up, horrified at the sight of the man trotting away with a sweat-soaked dress shirt, bunchy khakis and white tennis shoes. When he returned a few hours later in the same clothes, the date did not go well. The lesson is: never dress so horribly that the waiters are embarrassed for you!"
Resist the urge to flash your cash.
"Don't try to prove how much money you have by ordering the most expensive thing on the menu and flashing your American Express Gold card. The women I know are going to be turned off by that," says Cardosa. Drengberg agrees that this is a bad idea: "I saw one guy spend over $300 on this gorgeous woman and her friends, thinking he was going to get lucky. Right after he paid the tab, she threw up all over herself and her friends carried her out — and left
standing there all alone. It was probably only funny to me because he didn't tip very well."
Laura Schaefer is the author of
Why We Fall Out of Love: Experts and Real People Talk about the Reasons Relationships Fail
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Here we go again. I ran a whole bunch of different combinations of RL25 and IMR7828 in my M70 with a 26" barrel. I've found this rifle likes to have bullets seated long. So I've been seating rounds to a COAL of 3.38". When I get to 3.39", I'm pushing the limit to allow rounds to go into the magazine, thus the 0.010" buffer. All of the loads I worked up in this powder when seated this way were under 1". The most accurate was at the max loading of 75gr of RL25, with the group at about 0.75" in a cloverleaf. Velocities for the 3 shots were as follows: 2879 fps 2855 fps 2904 fps
Do they make a .308 solid if so you really could do some Guinea fowl in even Franklins would fear you. Bart
Loaded some of these up again and also increased the load a bit to see how they'd do. I could go up by 0.2gr and get a little more velocity but that was it before the group started opening up. So I'm sticking with the 75gr load. Here's a 5 shot group: Now will my AH friends please beat me on the head and tell me to quit with load development?! I've still been fiddle farting around with the 200gr North Forks and still getting fliers with every 3rd to 4th shot. I think it high time that I stop burning powder, primers and $$$ on those bullets!! I've been thinking this for at least the past week but then.........I think what if try this......I bet that might tighten that group up.....baaahhh!!!


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Like the genre's top filmmakers - the Coens, Polanski, Hitchcock - Capotondi builds dread with wicked winks at the audience, dropping subtle surprises along the way.
I've seen the fabulously acted Italian thriller The Double Hour twice now, and for all its intricate manipulations, it stays with me for a very simple reason: The love story at its bittersweet heart is played for keeps.
Nothing in this enjoyably twisty, cool/ hot, genre-grafting Italian psychological thriller by Giuseppe Capotondi is what it seems. And the more you try to solve the narrative puzzle, the more you may want to watch it again - or at least argue about what's real.
A beautiful, head-spinning mystery that requires keen attention - and rewards it with a tricky and poetic payoff - The Double Hour is a topflight Euro thriller right up there with "Tell No One."
At its core, The Double Hour is a classic noir story of deception.
The best movie of its kind since the French director Guillaume Canet's hit from 2006, "Tell No One."
To say too much about what actually happens would be to rob you of the film's risks and narrative ripostes. What should be noted is that Capotondi makes ambitious use of an unreliable narrator in a way that is rarely seen in modern films.
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Clever Coke caps transform spent soda bottles into squirt guns and shampoo dispensers
Coca-Cola partners with Ogilvy & Mather for 2nd Lives, an upcycling initiative that gives new life to empty soda bottles that would normally be chucked.
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Now, Coca-Cola, in partnership with the Chinese arm of ad agency Ogilvy & Mather, has teamed up to breathe new life into empty vessels.
Naturally, the vessels in this instance are plastic Coke bottles.
Dubbed 2nd Lives, the initiative aims to encourage creative upcycling through the distribution of 40,000 special — in signature Coca-Cola red, naturally — screw-on bottle caps throughout Vietnam before launching in Thailand and Indonesia. The caps will be given out for free to customers with soda purchases. As you can see, each different plastic topper — there are 16 in total — provides the empty bottle with a completely new and totally useful function: pencil sharpener, whistle, bubble blower, pepper mill, soap/shampoo pump, tabletop condiment dispenser, water gun, paintbrush, hand weights, and more.
So is fighting plastic with plastic the best solution?
And when the novelty of having a super-cool DIY soda bottle pencil sharpener wears off, won't it just end up in a landfill anyway? Is 2nd Lives creating more waste by generating plastic doodads that, like the bottles they adorn, will eventually be thrown away?
You could argue that, yes. However, it would seem that the ultimate and most admirable goal of 2nd Lives isn't necessarily about straightforward waste diversion or stamping out plastics. It's about getting people, particularly people in areas where plastic recycling is scarce/non-existent, to view spent soda bottles in a completely different light — as normally chucked-without-second-through objects that just happen to be brimming with potential well beyond their initial use. It's about thinking outside of the bottle.
The campaign has managed to generate some strong reactions since being launched. Any thoughts? Love the message of creative reuse but hate that it involves more plastic? Do you think it has the potential to make a real positive impact in the markets that it's targeting?
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Despite unseasonably warm temperatures as of late, the signs that autumn is here are everywhere.
The Mahoning Hills Social Center, located on Route 119 North, recently made apple butter as part of an annual fundraiser.
While they were making the apple butter, Wayne Orr and the other members invited children from Longview Elementary School to come to the center and learn about the process.
The children were also allowed to stir the kettle if they wanted to.
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DUBOIS — DuBois area drivers will encounter night-time paving again this week as work continues on Shaffer Road and Beaver Drive near the DuBois Mall.
Crews will begin base paving Wednesday night, Oct. 24.
Work hours on Beaver Drive and Shaffer Road are 6 p.m. to 6 a.m.
This is finish paving that is part of the overall project aimed at easing congestion and making travel through the area smoother and more efficient.
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During the night-time paving, drivers will encounter an alternating traffic pattern on Shaffer Road.
BANKS TOWNSHIP — Punxsutawney-based Pennsylvania State Police have located a runaway 16-year-old Rossiter female.
Police said Nicole Lynn Weaver ran away from her Hemlock Lake Road, Banks Township, Indiana County residence at 3 p.m. Thursday.
Around 1 p.m. Sunday, Weaver's mother spotted her daughter on Myrtle Avenue in Punxsutawney.
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"Have you ever had the cops in your face?" That's the question posed in a video Bill Ferguson posted on the popular Web site YouTube last week. The video shows two Columbia police detectives interrogating Charles T. Erickson on the day of his arrest in March 2004 in connection with the 2001 slaying of Columbia Daily Tribune sports editor Kent Heitholt.
During that interrogation, Erickson implicated Ferguson's son, Ryan Ferguson, in the murder of Heitholt. The heavily-edited video has garnered more than 2,000 views on YouTube, and responses posted on YouTube and e-mailed to the Ferguson family have been overwhelming, family members said.
"The response has been very, very positive," Bill Ferguson said. "We've had people e-mail from all over the world and all over the United States."
Two maintenance workers found Heitholt beaten and strangled to death in the parking lot of the newspaper in the early morning hours of Nov. 1, 2001. More than two years later, Erickson told Columbia police that he was having "snapshot" memories of the slaying and believed he and Ferguson committed the crime. The 17-year-olds were students at Rock Bridge High School at the time of the slaying.
A Lincoln County jury found Ferguson guilty of second-degree murder and first-degree robbery on Oct. 21, 2005 — two days after his 21st birthday. Boone County Circuit Judge Ellen Roper sentenced him to 40 years' imprisonment for his role in the murder.
Erickson, who pleaded guilty to second-degree murder, first-degree robbery and armed criminal action, testified against Ferguson at his trial. He was sentenced to 25 years.
Ferguson has appealed his conviction. The Missouri Western District Court of Appeals heard oral arguments in Ferguson's appeal almost six months ago.
The video tries to spotlight Erickson's apparent lack of knowledge of the Halloween-night killing, though the audio is poor and makes his answers hard to hear.
"Right now, your hind end is the one that's hanging over the edge, and Ryan Ferguson could care less about it," Columbia Police Department Detective Jeff Nichols can be seen telling Erickson. "You had better start thinking very clearly, because it's you that's on the chopping block."
The video shows Erickson telling the detective that he was "making presumptions" based on what he "read in the newspaper."
"I might not even know what I'm talking about," he told the investigator.
It's not the first time the Ferguson family has been the intermediary for Erickson's interrogation video.
Before the trial, Bill Ferguson leaked the video to the Columbia Tribune and, subsequently, the Columbia Missourian. Last year, a TV show aired a segment called "Dream Killer," which made the case that Ferguson's family has tried to build since the beginning: that Erickson "dreamed" his and Ferguson's involvement in the slaying, and that's why he struggled to remember details during police questioning.
After his conviction, Ryan Ferguson's family set up a Web site, freeryanferguson.com, detailing his case, and Bill Ferguson speaks to college classes and leads tours around the crime scene pointing out what he calls inconsistencies in Erickson's statements to police and in court. The Columbia Daily Tribune has a running blog on the subject, with nearly 700 comments posted on it since it was created in October.
The video's central claim is that police forced a false confession out of Erickson.
Columbia Police Chief Randy Boehm defended his detectives' practices, saying they did nothing wrong.
"It's very unusual to sit down with someone and for them to just admit what they've done," Boehm said. "It's not unusual for us to have to push that a little bit harder and use a variety of techniques to try to get at the truth."
Sandy Davidson, an associate professor of journalism at MU who teaches Internet Law, said YouTube presents almost limitless possibilities for taking a case directly to the public.
"I think the purpose of putting something like this on YouTube is to influence the public and maybe, by doing so, put some pressure on the judicial system or attorneys on the case," Davidson said.
Davidson said that she thinks such postings on YouTube could actually help the criminal justice system. She said such public monitoring of the courts could increase the public's confidence in the justice system. But, she cautioned, postings such as this could also undermine confidence in the courts by presenting just one side of the story.
Bill Ferguson said the public's support has given his family the strength to keep up their fight to free their son.
"We wake up every day re-energized, convinced even more than the previous day that Ryan will prevail," he said.


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Q: What is a multivitamin? What does it contain? LL: Multivitamins are evolving as we learn more about the individual needs of people based on their age, sex and preferences. Multivitamins contain a variety of vitamins and minerals to meet these needs. For example, a multivitamin gummie for a 10 year old child will contain different amounts of nutrients compared to a multivitamin tablet for a 60 year old female. Typically, a multivitamin will contain the basic vitamins, including vitamins A, C, D, E and some of the B vitamins. The minerals may also vary based on the size of the molecules and the form of the multivitamin product. A traditional tablet may accommodate larger molecules, whereas a softgel multivitamin or a gummie multivitamin may not. In addition to the size and form of the multi, nutrients may vary based on the manufacturer of the product.
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A Quality Statement: Quality statements represent a manufacturer's promise to offer high-quality, standardized products, and can come in the form of quality statements on the bottle or quality seals. Consumers should look for a name they recognize on these emblems or a seal from a health group that endorses the brand. Nature Made®, for example, carries a company-wide guarantee for potency standards on all of its products. The company also participates in the United States Pharmacopoeia (USP) Dietary Supplement Verification Program (DSVP). Nature Made's vitamin E was the first dietary supplement to participate in USP's DSVP and many of the Nature Made products carry the DSVP mark. The DSVP mark appears on the front label of approved supplements and verifies the product's quality, purity and composition. USP is a not-for-profit organization that has set drug quality standards since 1820 and supplement quality standards about 15 years ago.
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The Team/City that has the edge here is Miami. With Wade as an assest and seemingly pretty happy in Miami you can ascertain that he will remain there and perhaps he will sway another max FA to go there with him. Still, that leaves at least 1 Max FA out there. Assuming that both Bosh and Lebron want to get out of their current clubs, then New york or Miami is the answer for them. Knowing that neither team is going to have enough cash for all 3 of these players at least 1 player is going to be looking for a big market team.
The Knicks have been actively building themselves into a team that is made for a superstar to come in and take over. We have the money, the personnel, the biggest market and have been working on the vision of 2010 and beyond for longer then any other team.
I see Curry and Jeffereies as non-factors on the team. Either to be traded or let go after next season. That leaves us with (probably) Lee, Gallo, Chandler, Hill and Douglas. That is a young, versatile, potential filled core. D'antoni is a well liked coach with a proven success story in Phoenix. President Donnie Walsh is famous for the job he did with the Indiana Pacers and turning them into a power house.
Simply put we are the best situated team for the FA's going into 2010.
We should land at least one of the FA's. We are also positioned for 2011 free agency as well. To an FA that means we will improve dramatically in 2010 and then potentially even more in 2011. Pretty enticeing if you ask me.


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The Book of Mormon's Chicago cast
Meet the lead actors in this winter's most anticipated musical.
Nic Rouleau (Elder Price)
Age 25
Hometown Mountain View, California
Known for Making his Broadway debut as Elder Price in June
Rouleau stepped up to the Broadway lead after serving as standby for the original cast's Andrew Rannells (who's now starring in the NBC sitcom The New Normal). "I was there at the theater every night, ready to go on at a moment's notice just in case," Rouleau says. "I watched the show probably 200 times." He got his start in theater at age nine, playing a Lost Boy in a community-theater production of Peter Pan. "I had no experience before, and my family really knew nothing about theater," Rouleau says. "I definitely come from a very athletic family, so I was the odd man out for a while." He moved cross-country to study at New York University's Steinhardt School. "It was a pretty big move to New York City, but it was the right choice to study music," he says, before breaking into a laugh. "It worked out, I think."
Ben Platt (Elder Cunningham)
Age 19
Hometown Los Angeles
Known for Portraying geeky aspiring magician Benji in Pitch Perfect, this year's film about college a cappella competitions
Platt made his professional debut at age nine at the Hollywood Bowl, playing Winthrop in a 2002 concert production of The Music Man opposite Kristin Chenoweth and Eric McCormack. "I was hooked," he says. Last fall he deferred his admission to Columbia University after getting cast in Pitch Perfect right out of high school; he's put off school again for The Book of Mormon. "Ever since I saw it the first time it's been something I wanted to be a part of," he says. "I'm just beyond excited."
Stephanie Umoh (Nabulungi)
Age 26
Hometown Lewisville, Texas
Known for Earning a Theatre World Award, given to actors for outstanding work in their New York stage debuts, as Sarah in the 2009 Broadway revival of Ragtime
Chicago-area audiences may find Umoh familiar; she played the title role in Drury Lane Oakbrook Terrace's 2011 production of Aida. Chicago also happens to be where she saw her first professional musical: a production of Oliver! in the mid-'90s. Umoh made enough of a splash in Boston, where she worked in professional productions while studying at the Boston Conservatory, that The Boston Globe ran a five-part series tracking her through her senior year in 2007 and '08. Leading roles like Nabulungi are a big step up from her start as a high-school sophomore. "The first musical I performed in was Little Shop of Horrors," Umoh says, "as the bag lady who opens the show with a little solo." Update: After this piece went to press, producers announced that Syesha Mercado had replaced Umoh as Nabulungi.
Jackson Evans (Elder McKinley)
Age 29
Hometown Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Known for Hairspray at Marriott Theatre; Spamalot at Drury Lane
Northwestern alum Evans has played a number of ensemble roles at the suburban musical houses in recent years, but he's long subscribed to the no-small-parts axiom: "In fifth grade, I played the front end of Jumbo the elephant in a musical about P.T. Barnum," he says of his stage debut. Elder McKinley, the barely closeted Mormon missionary who leads "Turn It Off," the show's catchy number about suppressing urges, earned a Tony nomination for the Broadway cast's Rory O'Malley; we're glad to see a larger audience get turned on to Evans's talents as well. Update: After this piece went to press, producers announced that Pierce Cassedy had replaced Evans as Elder McKinley.
James Vincent Meredith (Mafala Hatimbi)
Age 41
Hometown Evanston
Known for Steppenwolf ensemble member since 2007; Alderman Ross on Starz's Boss
Even the most casual Chicago theatergoer is likely to have seen Meredith work. The actor has been treading the city's stages since his days in Piven Theatre Workshop's Young People's Company in the '80s. In recent years, he's been seen most often at Steppenwolf (including last season in Clybourne Park and The March); he made his Broadway debut in 2009 with the transfer of Steppenwolf's Superior Donuts. Meredith's also spent the last two seasons making an enemy of Kelsey Grammer on the just-canceled, Chicago-shot Starz series Boss. But his long list of credits is short on musicals. "It's usually not my bag. I remember talking to my agent when musicals came up and telling him, 'I can't do it. I'm a karaoke guy,' " he says. But Mormon was too tantalizing to pass up. "I didn't expect to get cast, but I was over the moon when I found out I did. And then I got the shivers because I was so scared at the prospect of actually doing it."


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Wichita State awards $48,000 Gore scholarships
Kansas high school students Whitney Wilson and Caleb Smith have won Wichita State University's Harry Gore Memorial Scholarships.
Wilson is a senior at Santa Fe Trail High School in Carbondale, Kan., and Smith is a senior at Wellsville High School in Wellsville, Kan.
The scholarships, awarded annually at Wichita State, recognize leadership and academic skills and are two of the largest undergraduate scholarships in Kansas.
Wilson and Smith will receive $12,000 a year for four years to attend Wichita State, totaling $48,000 each.
Whitney Wilson
Wilson is the daughter of Gary and Brenda Wilson. She is interested in studying dental hygiene at Wichita State.
She is president of her school's National Honor Society chapter and is vice president of the Santa Fe Trail Student Council.
Wilson has remained active in numerous roles with the Burlingame 4-H Club and Osage County 4-H Club for the past 12 years.
Wilson's 4-H leader Mary Frances Richmond said Wilson is a great role model for other youth.
"She is one of the most responsible, mature, capable and polite young individuals that I have had the opportunity to work with," Richmond said.
She is also a drum major for her high school band, first chair bass clarinet and first chair tenor saxophone. In addition to music, Wilson enjoys sports. She is a state qualifier in cross country and track and field.
Wilson, who said she is driven to help those less fortunate, has volunteered nearly 200 hours at the Stormont-Vail HealthCare Center in Topeka. She hopes to someday open a non-profit focusing on dental care.
Tina McIver, Wilson's gifted facilitator, said Wilson brings a multitude of good qualities to the table.
"Whitney possesses the personality and character traits that other people desire to emulate, making her a true leader in every sense of the word," McIver said.
Caleb Smith
Smith is the son of Jason and Kim Smith. He plans to major in aerospace engineering at WSU.
Smith is treasurer of his school's student council, as well as a member of the National Honor Society and Scholars Bowl team.
A basketball, cross country and track and field competitor, Smith has been part of the leadership team for the Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) all four years of high school.
Smith, whose goals include working for NASA or an aerospace company, is his school's lead design engineer for grades 10-12 for the national Real World Design Challenge.
Pam Davis, Smith's gifted facilitator, took note of his strong work ethic, especially during the Real World Design Challenge.
"Caleb was driven to succeed and sometimes worked at the school all alone when his team was not there," Davis said.
Smith also is the Worship Team guitarist at church and a food ministry volunteer for Helping Hands.
Sue Wright, Smith's FCA Huddle leader, said Smith has the character and integrity to be an asset to any group or organization.
"Caleb has shown an ability to work well with others, to be dedicated to something that he believes in, to serve others, and to be a positive influence on those he comes in contact with," Wright said.
Smith and Wilson competed in the one of the largest Distinguished Scholarship Invitationals in history, with 359 competitors.
To be invited to compete in the invitational, students had to have a 24 or higher ACT score and a minimum 3.5 cumulative GPA.
Gore scholarships have been awarded annually since 1954 to freshmen entering WSU who display outstanding potential for leadership. Theodore and Ralph Gore established the Harry Gore Memorial Scholarship in 1952.


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Though the ikee worm and other recent incidents have highlighted security risks facing users of jailbroken iPhones, the question remains: If you are using a jailbroken iPhone, just how insecure is it and what can you do about it?
iPhone security has been front and center the past two weeks, with much of the focus falling on jailbroken devices. Between
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are inherently insecure. But are they? The true answer to this question is a mix between yes and no-but experts agreed they are clearly less secure than standard iPhones.
"It's not necessarily insecure, but it's certainly less secure as it breaks the entire security model [created by Apple]," noted security researcher Charles Miller. "That said, if you have a jailbroken iPhone without a standard password in sshd, I'm not aware of any exploits against it at the moment."
Attempts to jailbreak the iPhone are nothing new, as users have continually found ways around Apple's restrictions in order to install unauthorized applications. Jailbreaking has become a pastime for groups like the
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, jailbreaking could pose an additional hurdle, Jaquith said. For example, if a user has jailbroken his phone, he may be able to modify it to bypass mandatory security policies like the phone-unlock PIN code, he added. But even if the jailbroken devices are not inherently insecure, many analysts and researchers agree that they are less secure than standard iPhones. Apple designed the iPhone with layered defensive architecture, Miller explained, and jailbreaking the phone busts through all those layers. The point of jailbreaking after all is to install additional software, which by itself increases the attack surface, he said. "It turns out, at least on older iPhones, that code signing is enforced via memory protections so that turning off code signing turns off features of DEP [data execution prevention] too-there goes [the iPhone's non-executable memory]," Miller said. "Many of the apps, such as sshd, or even the installer Cydia run as root with no sandbox, there goes [least privileges and sandboxing]." Gartner analyst John Pescatore agreed, adding that jailbreaking can have unintended effects for business users as well. "Basically, a jailbroken phone means the iPhone is about as secure as a Windows PC without any security add-ons like personal firewall [or anti-virus]," he said. "iPhones are not manageable by enterprises anyway-it is a consumer-grade product, with no actually supported management tools. A jailbroken iPhone is even worse, however. When iPhone software updates come out, pushing them onto a jailbroken phone has unpredictable consequences-and the likelihood of a lot more support calls. Plus, there's much higher likelihood that the user has diddled the user interface and other things that can break ... legitimate business apps that may have been in use."
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By Dennis Box
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The Bonney Lake Food Bank is expanding its hours as a trial program.
Director Melvain Donyes said the plan is to open the food bank from 5 to 7 p.m. the last Friday of the month beginning April 28.
"We hope to be able to open every Friday night," Donyes said. "We will start off with the last Friday of the month to see how well it works."
Donyes said with the improving economy the numbers at the food bank are down about 5 percent.
"We know some people are going back to work," Donyes said. "We are hoping opening Friday will help these people when they don't have to work."
The food back will give basic food like cereal, spaghetti noodles and stew to individuals or families in need. Families can pre-qualify for a supplemental food basket that can be picked up during normal hours, which are from 9:30 a.m. to noon Tuesday, Thursday and Friday.
Donations from churches, individuals, local schools and Bonney Lake area businesses Curves, Grocery Outlet and Target have helped the food bank maintain adequate stocks.
With the expanded hours the food bank is looking for volunteers who are able to help on Friday nights or during the weekday times and there will be more opportunities for drop-off donations.
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Donyes said the food is meant to be supplemental, not a replacement of adequate resources.
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by Taj Johnson
Don't flatter yourself or nothing.
This was due today, had to write something,
Were like Katniss and Peeta
But THEN
We're like Goku and Vegeta
But NOW
We're like Goku and Frieza
Fighting all the time through the episodes
Guess who didn't want to let you know
When we broke up it shocked me like PikaChu
But what's it to you?
You're some worn out nike shoes
That used to be shiny and new
Taught me life was what you make of it
Used to drive me craziest
Heard that God was love and then you turned atheist
Breakup kinda burnt me
Like boiling oil to the lap-
Kinda burnt me
The type of burn that you wish it were a slurpee
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Evenetually we all get better.


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Christopher Evans or Chris Evans may refer to:
- Christopher Evans (outlaw) (1847–1917), American train robber
- Christopher Evans (computer scientist) (1931–1979), British computer scientist, psychologist and writer on pseudo-science
- Chris Evans (ice hockey) (1946–2000), Canadian professional ice hockey player
- Christopher Evans (author) (born 1951), British author of science fiction and children's books
- Christopher Leith Evans (born 1954), American artist
- Chris Evans (Australian politician) (born 1958), member of the Australian Senate
- Chris Evans (footballer) (born 1962), Welsh footballer and manager
- Chris Evans (presenter) (born 1966), British broadcaster
- Chris Evans (actor) (born 1981), American actor
- Christopher Evans (businessman), British biotech entrepreneur
- Chris Evans (British politician) (born 1976/77), British Labour Co-operative politician
- Christopher Evans (theologian) (1909–2012), English chaplain and theologian
- Christopher Evans-Ironside or Chris Evans, English/German composer and musician
- Christopher Evans (musician), Ugandan composer, vocalist and entertainer
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The Poetics of Space
The French edition
Author | Gaston Bachelard |
Original title | La Poétique de l'Espace |
Translator | Maria Jolas |
Country | France |
Language | French |
Subject | Philosophy |
Publisher | Presses Universitaires de France |
Publication date
1958 |
Published in English
1969 |
Media type | Print (Hardback & Paperback) |
Pages | 241 |
ISBN | ISBN 0-8070-6439-4 (English edition) |
The Poetics of Space (French: La Poétique de l'Espace) is a 1958 book by Gaston Bachelard. Bachelard applies the method of phenomenology to architecture basing his analysis not on purported origins (as was the trend in enlightenment thinking about architecture) but on lived experience of architecture. He is thus led to consider spatial types such as the attic, the cellar, drawers and the like. This book implicitly urges architects to base their work on the experiences it will engender rather than on abstract rationales that may or may not affect viewers and users of architecture. It is about the architecture of the imagination.
Sometimes the house of the future is better built, lighter and larger than all the houses of the past, so that the image of the dream house is opposed to that of the childhood home…. Maybe it is a good thing for us to keep a few dreams of a house that we shall live in later, always later, so much later, in fact, that we shall not have time to achieve it. For a house that was final, one that stood in symmetrical relation to the house we were born in, would lead to thoughts—serious, sad thoughts—and not to dreams. It is better to live in a state of impermanence than in one of finality.
—Gaston Bachelard, The Poetics of Space
Chapter 2: House and Universe: section VIII
Camille Paglia has listed it as an influence on her 1990 work of literary criticism Sexual Personae.[1]
- Joan Ockman. Harvard Design Magazine Representations/Misrepresentations Number 6. Fall 1998.[1]
- ^ Paglia, Camille (1993). Sex, Art, and American Culture: Essays. London: Penguin Books. p. 114. ISBN 0-14-017209-2.
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Our children's nutrition is vital to their health and development, both in school and in sports. Teach your kids about healthy choices today to establish healthy habits for tomorrow. Set a good example by involving them in meal planning, introducing them to cooking and portion control and getting active!
If you're pregnant you have probably heard the phrase eating for two. It's true that a pregnant woman's calorie intake grows during pregnancy, but simply doubling your calorie intake is not the solution for you or your baby.
Regardless of whether banana selfies are an effective way to protest racism, banana snacks are undoubtedly an effective way to refuel the body.
A breakfast club with banana and a peanut streusel topping.
1/4 cup packed brown sugar1/4 cup old fashioned oats2 tbsp. all-purpose flour2 tsp. ground cinnamon1/4 cup creamy peanut butter
For the peanut streusel, combine sugar, oats, flour and cinnamon. Add peanut butter; work into mixture using two forks or your fingers, until blended and crumbly.
1 pkg. (8 oz.) cream cheese, softened1/4 cup granulated sugar1 tsp. grated lemon peel2 tbsp. fresh lemon juice1 tbsp. vanilla extract
Blend cream cheese, sugar, lemon peel, lemon juice and vanilla in medium bowl.
6 eggs, beaten1/3 cup milk
Beat together eggs and milk in large flat dish.
12 slices firm white or egg bread3 to 4 DOLE Bananas, sliced 1/4-inch thick
Spread 1-1/2 tablespoons cream cheese mixture on each slice of bread. Top one slice of bread with sliced bananas. Place second slice of bread with cream cheese spread side down on bananas. Repeat process for remaining bread. Spray two 13x9-inch glass baking dishes with nonstick cooking spray.
ground cinnamon
Dip sandwich in egg mixture, turning to coat on each side. Place 3 sandwiches in each dish; sprinkle with cinnamon. Sprinkle 2-1/2 tbsp. streusel topping over each sandwich.
maple syrup (optional)
Bake at 375 F. 25 minutes or until heated through. Let stand 5 minutes; slice in half, serve with maple syrup if desired.Tip: If desired recipe can be cut in half.
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Feb. 2, 2011 Tulsa, Oklahoma - It's an unusual football signing day at The University of Tulsa, and probably for a number of the college football programs as well. A winter storm blanketed the state of Oklahoma and much of the midwest and east coast on Tuesday, thus putting a damper on what is supposed to be a day high school seniors signing national letters-of-intent celebrate. But it won't damper TU coaches' spirits when those signed letters-of-intent show up. At Tulsa, the University has closed for a second straight day and a skeleton crew of football coaches is monitoring the all-important fax machine on Wednesday. First-year Head Football Coach Bill Blankenship was the first to show-up at the Tulsa football offices. He didn't just show up this morning, he came on Tuesday and stayed the night. Blankenship made sure that the horrible road conditions (many impassable roads) from the 14-inches of snow that was dropped on Tulsa didn't keep him away from receiving those ever-so important papers being faxed from 20 or so young men. Many of us can get out of our driveways, but can't get a car-length down the street without getting stuck due to snowdrifts and a lack of snowplows. So, Coach Blankenship took a long 2+ hour drive, that normally takes 20 minutes, in a four-wheel drive vehicle on Tuesday afternoon and stayed. On Tuesday, Tulsa's coaching staff confirmed with high school coaches that all of the Hurricane recruits would be able to fax in their national letters-of-intent on Wednesday. Although, some may not arrive as early as expected, it appears that each student-athlete will be able to get their papers faxed. Follow Tulsa Signing Day Central for information regarding the student-athletes that sign letters-of-intent with the Golden Hurricane. Due to the poor conditions, Tulsa's press conference has been moved from Wednesday at 2:30 pm to Thursday at 1:30 pm 2011 Tulsa Football Signees Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl. Hometown/Previous School AS OF 7:30 AM Derrick Alexander DE 6-2 257 Fr. Tulsa, Okla./BT Washington Joseph Calcagni QB 6-1 190 Fr. Springdale, Ark./Springdale Dwight Dobbins DB 5-9 173 Fr. Midwest City, Okla./Carl Albert Zach Epps WR 6-5 185 Fr. Overland Park, Kan./Blue Valley West Conner Floyd WR 6-1 197 Fr. Austin, Texas/Lake Travis Nick Hall DT 6-3 259 Fr. Broken Arrow, Okla./Broken Arrow Derrick Luetjen DT 6-3 270 Fr. Hennessey, Okla./Hennessey Brentom Todd DE 6-3 222 Fr. Tulsa, Okla./Union
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I went camping last night, and obviously needed coffee this morning, and found my normal household coffee maker plugged into the outlet in the bed worked, but it was slower, and I had to reset it twice for a full pot.
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