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Sugino Impel Triple cranksets
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|690 g
|Spindle Interface Type
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I found this easy to replace my work cassette with.
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Purchased this crank to replace the 15 year old one on my old mountain bike. Works perfectly without any problem. Great price.
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Replaced crank on an old cross bike by son uses for a commuter.
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I got ~5,000 miles out of this crankset. It will wear out, but it is a fantastic deal.
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Eh. Next time I'll get a more standard crankset, so I can put a chainguard on and save my pants.
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This is a nice crank. It shifts very well and should be durable with steel chain rings. If the crank is mounted on a spindle longer than 103mm it will probably wear itself, the chain, and rear cassette out more quickly. The 48-38-28 tooth ring set with 170m crank arms gives a good gearing range for riding in the steep hilly terrain where I ride.
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This is a good crank for the price. It shifts well and gives me the gearing with a 13 - 34 freewheel for some really steep grades on the route I ride. I needed to use Sugino's 103 mm bottom bracket to get the small chain ring close enough to the center line of the bike for a good chain line. This brought the inside of the small ring to a couple of millimeters out from the right edge bottom bracket. This is where the small chain ring is on my triple ring mountain bikes as well by comparison. I believe a 103 mm spindle is the right length for this crank, since it does not have a dished small ring, rather than the 110mm -113mm stated in the description. A narrow bottom bracket is also good for a narrow pedal width.
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Product not as described. Chainrings are riveted not bolt-on. BCD isn't 104. They are usable but when the rings wear out you have to toss the whole crank out.
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Converted my rear hub from a QR to a bolt on thru axle. As stated above, there isn't enough thread for a 174mm axle. The washer is designed with a protuding end that slides inside the nut where the nut crimps to it. I ended up cutting the washer off with a grinder and throwing it in the garbage. Used my own washer with the nut.
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help adjust chain tension better than solid flanged nuts
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All axle bolts should be these (unless QR). I cannot tell you how much stress these bolt relieve from me when setting the rear wheel on my single speed bikes! With typical bolt-n-washer combos the axle wants to move slightly when snugging up. On both my SS bikes, I have only one tensioner so the untensioned bolt always wanted to wander when tightening. Not with these! Just set the axle, finger-tighten, then torque to spec.. NO WANDERING. I wish I could give these away to SS riders. If you ride a SS bike where you tension the axle on one side only, just order two of these now.
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The integrated washer is great since I don't have to worry about it falling off when removing the wheel and makes it easier to tension. Just like the previous reviewer, there is a thread less gap where the washer is riveted so measure the bolt shank accordingly.
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These are a very good idea, I really like the built in washers, which is why I ordered them. Unfortunately, there is a 5.5mm portion of the nut that isn't threaded (where the washer sits), which means that on the 174mm axle I am using with a 135mm shimano xt rear hub, I get about 2 threads worth of axle into each nut, which is not enough. (I bought the 10mm X 1.0 version)Make sure you have 12mm at a minimum of exposed axle THREADS on each side if you want to use these.
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Pretty Portman was already finding her sense of style in a rainbow-colored plaid dress when she was named one of Hollywood's "new players" by Premiere Magazine in May 2002.
Portman went on a fashion whirlwind with costar and gal pal Scarlett Johansson when the pair were promoting The Other Boleyn Girl. Natalie, who played Anne Boleyn, wore daring lace with bold blue sashes to celebrate the film in Berlin in February 2008.
Years before she starred in Black Swan, Portman looked like an elegant white swan in a one-shouldered puffball at amfAR's Cinema Against AIDS benefit in 2008.
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Sophisticated Natalie always steps-up her style in Europe and her floor-length red Rodarte gown at the Venice Film festival last year was no exception.
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After recently announcing that she was pregnant, the glowing star accentuated her baby bump in a white Azzaro gown at the SAG Awards in January.
Despite her pregnant belly, Natalie looked like a playful little girl in a Givenchy baby-doll dress at the Independent Spirit Awards this year.
Winner! Portman took the prize for Best Actress and Best Dressed (in many people's opinions) in a grape-colored Rodarte gown at the Oscars.
After shaving her hair off herself on the set of V For Vendetta, the extreme army boot camp style had grown out into a cute, short crop by the time of the film's premiere in February 2006.
Celebrating her first role as a leading lady in a romantic comedy, Portman adopted a flawless flapper style and stiffly set 1930s hair for the Garden State premiere in New York in July 2004.
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Everett Mountaineers' efforts get youths out into nature
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A North Cascades Institute student canoes across Ross Lake in the North Cascades National Park.
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That's what the guy with the big pearly smile would have wanted.
And that charismatic guy, Larry Ingalls, has a foundation to make it happen.
Outdoor Youth Connections carries on the legacy of the avid mountain climber who died in a 300-foot fall on Lewis Peak in 2006.
Started by his widow, Sandra, and several fellow Everett Mountaineers, the nonprofit foundation donates money to programs for youths to hike, camp, canoe and explore life beyond the playground.
"I was determined to have his spirit live on," Sandra Ingalls said. "We are at a crisis stage where people live in apartments and condos and are tied to video games. You really need to start influencing them at a young age to create that interest to embrace nature, not only to protect it but to enjoy it."
She said it reflects the motto written, and often expressed, by her late husband: "Revel in the accomplishment. Know the beauty and solitude of the mountains. Experience the joy of the comradeship. Find my spirit here."
The foundation's annual wine tasting and auction fundraiser will be held March 3 at Rosehill Community Center in Mukilteo.
Outdoor Youth Connections funds youth in need and projects that fit with the mission to connect them with nature and outdoor adventures.
"One of our first awards was to two children for gear to go snowshoeing and for warm clothing," Sandra Ingalls said.
Another award was for a teen to take a Mountaineer climbing course.
Recent contributions went for a teacher to take a class on an ecological field trip and toward camp scholarships at North Cascades Institute.
The institute's Youth Leadership Adventures camp is the first wilderness experience for many teens.
Campers carry basics into the backcountry. No cellphones, videos games or iPods.
They bathe in lakes, sleep in tents, cook over fire and are up at 6 a.m. Breakfast is oatmeal. Bathrooms are starlit.
"It turned my black-and-white life into a rainbow," wrote Jinyanzi Luo of Seattle.
Another Seattle teen, Laura Gillespie, wrote: "I experienced the beauty of nature first-hand while learning about its fragility. ... I've always known that we're all supposed to be 'eco-friendly.' But it wasn't until this trip that I started to take this idea personally."
The campers also do service projects.
Most importantly, they are exposed to a world outside their comfort zone, and that's the goal of Outdoor Youth Connections.
"It lights them on fire to get down and dirty and really embrace nature," Sandra Ingalls said.
"We want this to be a life-changing event they will carry with them in whatever endeavor they do."
And with that, they carry on a bit of Larry Ingalls' passion.
"We all need this," she said. "Not just children."
Wine tasting
The Outdoor Youth Connections wine-tasting fundraiser, including hors d'oeuvres, music and a silent auction, begins at 3 p.m. March 3 at Rosehill Community Center, 304 Lincoln Ave., Mukilteo.
Cost: $35 per person or $60 a couple.
More info: www.outdooryouthconnections.org.
Youth Leadership Adventures
The summer camp in the North Cascades is for teens ages 14 to 18 from Washington and Oregon with no outdoor experience.
During 8- and 15-day expeditions, students canoe, camp, backpack and complete service projects. Gear, food and transportation (from Everett and other sites) is provided.
About 80 percent of participants receive a full or partial scholarship for the camps, which cost $985 to $1,845.
Scholarship application deadline is April 1.
More info: www.ncascades.org/youth.
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Training and trips for hiking, canoeing, snowshoeing and other outdoor recreation. For more information: www.everettmountaineers.org.
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Thursday - 4/24/2014, 6:38am EDT
The Air Force's top officer said Congress needs to let his service retire entire fleets of aircraft in order to cope with budget cuts.
Gen. Mark Welsh said if the money has to come from somewhere else, each of the alternatives would jeopardize the Air Force's core mission areas.
Welsh, speaking to a breakfast audience at the National Press Club in Washington Wednesday, said even with the partial relief from sequestration DoD got from last year's Bipartisan Budget Act, the Air Force still needs to find ways to trim its budget by billions of dollars.
The service said it is shrinking its end strength as quickly as it can as one means to save money, but Welsh argued the only way to find savings of the magnitude the Air Force needs is to divest itself of entire aircraft platforms.
"The reason this seems so dramatic to people is that three years ago, the projected budget for fiscal year '15 for the Air Force was $20 billion higher than we actually have in our budget. That's about 20 percent of our overall budget," he said. "Changing from a plan that had projected funding and training and force structure at that level to one that is going to be $20 billion a year lower from here forward is a significant adjustment. But if it's not done, things will just get worse in the future. Trimming around the edges as we put together our budget proposal just wasn't going to work. We had to look at some pretty dramatic things."
Among them, the retirement of the service's entire fleets of A-10 attack jets and U-2 spy planes. The Air Force says slimming down the size of its aircraft inventory across the board wouldn't produce the savings it needs, because eliminating fleets outright also cuts out the huge logistics and maintenance infrastructure that accompanies each aircraft type.
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The A-10 decision has invited fierce opposition from members of Congress, particularly ones whose districts include A-10 bases. But Welsh said the move to retire all 343 of those planes will save the service $4.2 billion per year, and there aren't many other ways to save that kind of money.
"We also looked at saving $4.2 billion by cutting F-16s out of the fleet. It would take about 363 F-16s to do that, which is 14 squadrons of F-16s. We could cut the F-15E fleet. We could cut the entire B-1 fleet. We could push F-35s outside the future years' Defense plan and buy them later, which drives costs in lots of other areas, by the way, but we could do that," he said. "And we could just ground a whole bunch of squadrons today and make it look like last year did on our flight lines, with airplanes parked and nobody flying. We looked at all those options, and we came very clearly to the conclusion that of all those horrible options. The least operationally impactful was to divest the A-10 fleet. It makes eminent sense from a military perspective if you have to make these kinds of cuts, but nobody likes it."
In the run-up to the 2015 budget submission, the service scoured all five of its core mission areas for things it could do without, or with less of. In each case, officials concluded they could not cut any deeper without crippling core missions like maintaining air superiority, but Welsh said those are exactly the cuts that would have to be made if Congress blocks the A-10 stand-down.
"Air superiority is foundational to the way we fight wars as an American military," he said. "Without it, you can't maneuver on the ground, you can't maneuver at sea. You have to have it, and all of our warfighters know that. And only one service can provide a theater's worth of air superiority. Only one has the capacity, the command-and-control capability to be able to do this. When we capped the buy of F-22s, it meant that we had to support them with some other kind of airplane to provide a theater's worth of air superiority. And for the near term, Until the F-35 is on board and able to assist, it is the F-15C. We are cutting F-15s out of our fleet this year as part of the budget cuts, but we can't eliminate the entire fleet of aircraft, or else we can't do the air superiority mission, and our combatant commanders won't accept that."


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DURHAM – The International League debut for Wil Myers comes tonight with the Durham Bulls, who start the season on the road against the Norfolk Tides.
Before the Bulls return for their home opener Monday night against the Gwinnett Braves, they'll have put Myers, who was the 2012 Minor League Player of the Year, on display with several other prospects as well as players with some big-league experience.
The influence of veterans along with younger prospects is a good mixture, Durham manager Charlie Montoyo said Wednesday.
The newcomers include shortstop Hak-Ju Lee and left-handed pitcher Mike Montgomery, who was one of the pieces arriving in the Tampa Bay organization from the high-stakes December trade with the Kansas City Royals.
The opening-day start goes to right-hander Chris Archer, who's from Clayton. He spent a brief stint with the big-league Rays last year.
So did outfielders Rich Thompson and Brandon Guyer, catcher Chris Gimenez and relief pitcher Brandon Gomes.
"I think collectively as a team, we're going to be something special," Archer said.
Montoyo said Myers, who's from Thomasville, is pegged to play mostly as a right fielder. The former Burlington Royal began his professional pursuits as a catcher.
Myers will bat in the No. 3 spot in the lineup.
"He's going to get to play," Montoyo said. "The rest is up to him."
Myers, who was Tampa Bay's big prize in the December deal, has never seen a Bulls game in his new home ballpark, though he has attended other games here. He said the adjustment to the new organization is ongoing, but smooth so far.
"I'm having to learn 200 new names around here," he said.
Other newcomers to the organization on the Bulls roster include outfielder Jason Bourgeois and right-handed pitcher Jake Odorizzi, both with big-league time.
Infielder Mike Fontenot spent time in 2012 with the Philadelphia Phillies.
Montoyo said Fontenot is like other players with some big-league experience aiming to return to that level.
"A guy looking for a chance," Montoyo said. "There are 29 other teams. If we don't give him a chance (with the major-league), hopefully somebody else does."
The Bulls' infield has first baseman Leslie Anderson, a 2012 International League all-star who batted .309, and versatile Cole Figueroa, who hit .286 after a call-up from Class AA Montgomery. There's also infielder Tim Beckham, the first overall draftee as a shortstop in 2008. He sat out a 50-game suspension last season for a violation of the Minor League Drug Prevention and Treatment program, and this year he's expected to play primarily as a second baseman with the arrival of Lee.
The pitching staff also includes 30-year-old right-hander J.D. Martin, a former Burlington Indian.
Archer, who's entering his eighth minor-league season, said this will be his first opening-day assignment. He called it an honor, "especially with an organization that's so pitching-strong."


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The BUAV has been working with MPs throughout the week to highlight the concerns uncovered during our recent investigation at Imperial College London which revealed terrible animal suffering, poor practices and breaches in project licences.
In addition to our Early Day Motion, Henry Smith MP has raised the issue in the House of Commons when he asked if the Home Office would make a statement on the findings of the BUAV investigation and whether MPs would have the chance to debate the issue. The Leader of the House Andrew Lansley MP replied by saying that:
'Home Office inspectors are investigating the allegations of cruelty and bad practice' and 'will make recommendations in regard to any action that needs to be taken as a matter of urgency.'
A number of written parliamentary questions have also been tabled by MPs, with answers expected next week, including asking for the Home Secretary Teresa May to make a statement on the concerns raised by the BUAV investigation and surrounding reports.
Please keep checking the BUAV website as we continue to raise this issue in Parliament.
Please ask your MP to sign our Early Day Motion (EDM 1286) calling for an independent inquiry into Imperial College London.


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Simulation involves re-creating the reality of the healthcare setting using computerized mannequins, task trainers or trained actors to play the role of the patient, and allows for controlled and standardized conditions for education, research and training purposes. This interactive learning strategy is a revolutionary approach for educating healthcare providers across all levels, in both academic and service settings.
The Leadership in Simulation Management certificate program (online) prepares health science educators to plan and implement evidence-based simulation instruction and to manage simulation teaching/learning systems.
The purpose of this online, graduate-level certificate program is to offer health sciences educators the opportunity to gain current knowledge and experience in techniques related to simulation facilitation, instruction, and leadership. Participants will be able to:
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The Leadership in Simulation Instruction and Management certificate curriculum is designed for the working adult professional and includes the following 8-week-online courses:
The online certificate program can be completed in less than 27 weeks and meets the needs of working adults by providing asynchronous learning activities that can accommodate all types of schedules. Students are admitted twice a year.
RMU understands that it's difficult to find time in your busy schedule. That's why the Leadership in Simulation Management certification program is offered in a fully online format for your convenience.
Simulation offers the ability to practice skills in the safe environment of a simulation lab while minimizing the risk to patients, and includes the use of computerized patient mannequins, task trainers, virtual reality, and standardized patients. Educators must develop an understanding of this challenging technique in order to meet the needs of our future students and healthcare providers. Completion of this certificate program gives educators in academic and service settings the knowledge and skills to implement simulation technology for learning and assessment. Earn graduate credit while you learn how to implement this specialized skill and manage your simulation lab. Graduates will be prepared to utilize simulation to meet the future needs of healthcare providers, with the ultimate goal of providing safe quality patient care.


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Suzy Bogguss takes on Merle Haggard tunes
It was back in February of 2014 that Suzy Bogguss released "Lucky" a collection of songs written by Merle Haggard. What made it all the more special is that Bogguss partially funded the promotion of the album by creating an extremely successful Kickstarter crowd funding campaign which raised over $75,000 with the participation of nearly 1,000 contributors.
Though Bogguss says she never set out to create a Merle Haggard tribute record, she certainly doesn't seem to mind if fans and critics refer to it that way. She laments Haggard's ability to tell a story through song, and has said listening to the legend's albums makes her feel, "like I'm listening in on someone's life."
For "Lucky," Bogguss was able to take Haggard classics like "The Bottle Let Me Down" "Silver Wings" and "Today I Started Loving You Again" and make them her own. She says on her website that she didn't try to imitate Merle, and thus assembled her own band at her home studio while working alongside some noted singer-songwriters, including Beth Nielsen Chapman, Joe Diffie, Jessi Alexander, Gretchen Peters and more.
Fans who have followed Bogguss since the '90s have embraced the new album, as have fans of Merle. Get your Suzy Bogguss tickets now to see her out on tour. Dates are already booked through May 2015.
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Before there were country's big-name female stars of today, there was Suzy Bogguss. With a balance of traditional sound and contemporary marketing, she was one of the most acclaimed singers spanning the bridge from the '80s to the 90's, with tracks like "Someday Soon," "Letting Go" and "Outbound Plane" continually sending her to the top of the charts.
Born in Aledo, Illinois, Bogguss' early introduction to church choir came at the age of five. With a small push from mom and dad, she also learned piano and drums, and eventually took up guitar as a teenager. She later spent her college years making the rounds of local coffeehouses and clubs, and booked gigs that took her from the Midwest to the Northeast, and all the way to Canada.
Bogguss moved to Nashville in 1985. She worked as a demo singer, took a job at the Dollywood theme park and also sold tapes of her own music. The trifecta of hard work and persistence landed one of those tapes in the hands of a label executive, who signed her to Liberty/Capitol. By 1987, she was off and running with the lead singles to what would be her debut album, "Somewhere Between," which appeared the following year.
With a wealth of support from fans and critics, Bogguss broke through to the mainstream with 1991's "Aces," which contained the aforementioned "Someday Soon," "Letting Go" and "Outbound Plane," as well as the title track, which all became hits. Her 1992 follow-up, "Voices in the Wind," resulted in the highest-charting of her career with a cover of John Hiatt's "Drive South."
Though Bogguss' career eventually hit a downward spiral, the last decade has afforded her the chance to release ac ollection of pop, jazz, and swing tunes featuring Billie Holiday, Nat King Cole, and Duke Ellington. She released her twelfth studio album "American Folk Songbook" in 2011, and she continues to perform and tour around the country.
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At the 2004 Sundance Film Festival, the almost unknown actress bared her belly in girl next door American Eagle duds.
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IN 2005 Kristen was conservatively clad at the Tribeca Film Festival, in shades of brown.
At the Zathura premiere in 2005, the tomboy actress added a blazer to her street style ensemble.
In 2007, Kristen finally shed her Converse sneakers on the red carpet, putting on a pair of kitten heels.
Kristen started turning heads on the big screen and the red carpet, photographed here at the Into The Wild premiere in 2007 wearing a peach chiffon and feather dress, with super light locks.
At the MTV Movie Awards in 2008, Kristen looked chic in basic black Gucci duds.
By 2008, Kristen had dyed her locks brown, and got glam for SAG Awards, wearing a navy and black floor length gown.
Kristen joined costar Robert Pattinson at the 2008 MTV Video Music Awards in a fun, graphic print mini dress.
At a Vogue event in 2008, Kristen looked conservative and lady-like in grey dress.
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Kristen Stewart attended a Twilight Photocall in Italy in a short wool dress.
In 2008 Kristen hit the malls to promote Twilight, adding stylish heels to jeans and a tank.
Kristen chose a color block asymmetric dress for the Los Angeles premiere of Twilight in 2008.
Kristen made a visit to The David Letterman Show in New York, in late 2008, layering a black leather bomber over her cocktail dress.
Kristen is most comfortable in her street clothes, pulling her Converse out of the closet in 2008!
Kristen rocked another asymmetric party dress at the UK Twilight premiere.
Kristen wore this zebra-like striped mini to a Twilight photocall in August 2008.
At the 2008 MTV Movie Awards, Kristen shockingly paired her red dress with Converse!
At the 2009 MTV Movie Awards, Kristen got fashionable in this metal skirted dress.
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In November 2009, Kristen shimmered in a black mini at the New Moon photocall in Brazil.
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At the New Moon photocall in Mexico in November 2009, Kristen brought out the big guns!
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In November 2009, Kristen slipped into some creative couture for the New Moon London Premiere, a far out and colorful ensemble from Proenza Schouler¹s Spring 2010 Collection.
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At the Elle Style Awards in February, Kristen rocked a darling lowcut Emilio Pucci strapless mini from the Fall 2009 Collection.
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Kristen brought out the glam for the Academy Awards, wearing a midnight blue Monique Lhuillier strapless.
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At the Los Angeles Premiere Of The Runaways, Kristen dared to wear a fuchsia Spring 2010 Doo.Ri mini.
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At the New York Premiere of The Runaways in March, Kristen looked smashing in an embellished Emilio Pucci strapless mini and Sergio Rossi heels.
At the "American Woman" Costume Institute Gala at The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City in 2010, Kristen rocked a daringly sheer Chanel gown.
Kristen promoted Eclipse in Sydney, wearing a delightfully lemon yellow Jenni Kayne mini.
At the 2010 MTV Movie Awards Kristen dazzled in a super short Dolce & Gabbana mini.
At the German photocall for The Twilight Saga: Eclipse, Kristen rocked a blue accented Versace mini dress.
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- Eclipse : Eclipse (Varian), Spectrofluorimeter equipped with HTS accessory, front face adapter and TIRF attachments.
- PC-1 (ISS) : Photon Counting Spectrofluorimeter.
- FLIM Microscope (1) : ALBA (ISS), four laser diodes, Olympus IX71 Microscope.
- FLIM Microscope (2) : MT200 (PicoQuant, Inc), four laser diodes, four APD detectors.
- Fluorometer : Fluo Time 200( PicoQuant, Inc), Time correlated single photon counting (TCSPC) System. Equipped with pulsed Laser Diodes and LEDs excitation sources, and ultra fast MCP detector.
- CHRONOS (ISS) : Frequency-Domain Fluorometer with laser diodes and LEDs excitation.
- Atomic Force Microscope : NTEGRA platform: NTEGRA Prima
- Confocal Microscope : With TIRF attachment, home build instrument, based on Olympus IX71 Microscope, This instrument is equipped with Laser Diodes, coupled thorough polarisation preserving fibres, X-Y ultra precise scanner and two channels APD detectors.
- TIRF Assay System : With Olympus Microscope Fiber Optics connections to CCD camera, Ocean Optics and FT100 Fluorometer
- TI: Sapphire Laser : Maitai (Spectra Physics), 700-970 nm, 100 femtoseconds.
- Spin Coater : Model P6700. For thin layers coating.
- Goniometer : Home build instrument for angular distribution measurements.
- Tensiometer : Model BAM4C. For tissue forces measurement.
- TIRF with Fluidies (BioelectroSpec) : Adapted to Varian Eclipse.
- Spectrofotometers : Beckman, Model DU520, Varian/Cary 50.
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Extended balcony offers amazing cityscape views!
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By day, enjoy watching the hustle and bustle of the city below. By night, take in the glow of the city lights and simply enjoy a bit of the outdoors. This unique apartment features not only an extended balcony, but also fabulous window space letting the light shine through. Enjoy your gourmet kitchen with stainless steal appliances, washer/dryer hook-ups, washer/dryer, and more!
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- Exceptional gourmet kitchens with stainless steel appliances and "dine in" granite countertop islands
- Washer/dryer connections
- Luxurious bathrooms
- Expansive closets
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- Wide glass rail balconies
- Panoramic Views
- Penthouses with double height glass
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LaGrange police responded to Legends Tavern in the 1500 block of Lafayette Parkway early this morning to a report of a fight. According to a police report, Stephen Eric Bennett, of LaGrange, was injured during a physical altercation with another person.
Bennett, who goes by his middle name Eric, was airlifted to Columbus Medical Center where he is reported to be in critical condition.
Officials say this is an ongoing investigation and anyone with additional information should contact the LaGrange Police Department.


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CHARLOTTE, N.C., Dec. 12, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Belk, Inc. announced today that its Board of Directors has declared a regular dividend of $.75 per share and a special one-time additional dividend of $.25 per share to be paid before year end to shareholders of record on Dec. 11, 2012. The Board decided to accelerate its regular dividend normally paid in April in anticipation of higher dividend tax rates in 2013.
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"In view of the prospect of significant tax increases on dividend income, we felt it was in the best interest of our stockholders to pay these dividends before year end," said Tim Belk, chairman and CEO of Belk, Inc. "It is a priority for Belk to provide returns to our stockholders, and we will continue to strive to increase the value of their investment in our company."
About Belk, Inc.
Charlotte, N.C.-based Belk, Inc. (www.belk.com) is the nation's largest privately owned mainline department store company with 301 Belk stores located in 16 Southern states. The company was founded in 1888 by William Henry Belk in Monroe, N.C., and is in the third generation of Belk family leadership. Its belk.com website offers a wide assortment of fashion apparel, shoes and accessories for the entire family along with top name cosmetics, a wedding registry and a large selection of quality merchandise for the home. To connect with Belk via Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, YouTube, blog, mobile phone text messages or by email, go to: Belk Get Connected.
Modern. Southern. Style.
Belk seeks to satisfy the modern Southern lifestyle like no one else, so that our customers get the fashion they desire and the value they deserve. Our vision is for the modern Southern woman to count on Belk first – for her, for her family, for life.
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With major technology companies and startups seriously embracing IoT strategies, now is the perfect time to attend @ThingsExpo in Silicon Valley. Learn what is going on, contribute to the discussions, and ensure that your enterprise is as "IoT-Ready" as it can be! Internet of @ThingsExpo, taking place Nov 3-5, 2015, at the Santa Clara Convention Center in Santa Clara, CA, is co-located with 17th Cloud Expo and will feature technical sessions from a rock star conference faculty and the leading industry players in the world. The Internet of Things (IoT) is the most profound change in personal an...
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An entirely new security model is needed for the Internet of Things, or is it? Can we save some old and tested controls for this new and different environment? In his session at @ThingsExpo, New York's at the Javits Center, Davi Ottenheimer, EMC Senior Director of Trust, reviewed hands-on lessons with IoT devices and reveal a new risk balance you might not expect. Davi Ottenheimer, EMC Senior Director of Trust, has more than nineteen years' experience managing global security operations and assessments, including a decade of leading incident response and digital forensics. He is co-author of t...
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While great strides have been made relative to the video aspects of remote collaboration, audio technology has basically stagnated. Typically all audio is mixed to a single monaural stream and emanates from a single point, such as a speakerphone or a speaker associated with a video monitor. This leads to confusion and lack of understanding among participants especially regarding who is actually speaking. Spatial teleconferencing introduces the concept of acoustic spatial separation between conference participants in three dimensional space. This has been shown to significantly improve comprehe...
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I'd like to recommed
The Great Lie
by Michael Kalopoulos
It's an extremely logical and very detailed examination of the stories contained in Genesis and Exodus.
Michael's own site is here:
There are some reviews up on the above amazon link if you wanna check them out.
Although Michael has had The Great Lie translated into English, his other books are at present only available in Greek. Hopefully that'll change in the future.


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Wednesday - 8/22/2012, 6:56am EDT
(Correction: An earlier version of this story incorrectly stated the continuing-resolution deal agreed to by congressional leaders would fund the government through April 2013. In fact, the six-month CR would fund the government through March 2013).
President Barack Obama is exercising his authority to give federal civilian employees a pay raise, but they're going to have to wait until at least next April to receive it.
Obama sent a letter to congressional leaders Tuesday offering an alternative plan that would extend the two-year pay freeze for federal employees until after a continuing resolution is over.
"Civilian federal employees have already made significant sacrifices as a result of a two-year pay freeze," Obama said, in the letter. "As our country continues to recover from serious economic conditions affecting the general welfare, however, we must maintain efforts to keep our nation on a sustainable fiscal course."
Obama invoked the authority given to him under Title 5 of the U.S. Code to put in place alternative pay plans for employees who are covered by the General Schedule and other pay systems. He proposed an across-the-board pay increase of 0.5 percent for civilian employees and opted to keep current locality pay percentages at 2012 levels.
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"The President's decision to extend the two-year federal pay freeze until Congress passes a budget is absolutely unwarranted and unjustified," said J. David Cox Sr., AFGE national president, in a statement.
Cox criticized Obama for not using his authority under the Federal Employees Pay Comparability Act so that the 0.5 percent pay raise would begin in January rather than after the CR expired.
"Instead, he has contradicted his own fiscal year 2013 budget's promise of an end to the pay freeze," Cox said. "President Obama not only proposed a 0.5 percent federal pay adjustment for January 2013, he has also repeatedly referred to his support for an end to the two-year pay freeze in numerous statements to Congress."
"While the administration has again signaled its intent to end the pay freeze for federal employees, it is disappointing that it may not end until April of 2013," said Colleen Kelley, national president of the National Treasury Employees Union, in a statement Wednesday.
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"Clearly, federal employees have sacrificed enough," Kelley said. "Unlike any other group in our nation, federal employees are making a significant contribution to deficit reduction."
Kelley said the two-year pay freeze, which was set to expire at the end of the year, has saved the government $60 billion. In addition, the increase in pension contributions by new hires will generate $15 billion more.
"That is a $75 billion contribution toward deficit reduction from federal employees," Kelley said. "It is well past time that others, including the wealthiest Americans, are asked to share in the sacrifice."
AFGE called on the President and Congress to negotiate a deal that would prevent federal health care premiums from increasing in January. "If our pay must be frozen, then so should our health care premiums," Cox said.
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One item of controversy recently is the news that Blizzard is testing server splits to reduce the number of people on several of the more popular servers. After seeing queues of 400+ people on Skywall last week--and knowing that other servers have even worse queues--I think it's a good idea.
If voluntary free transfers didn't solve the problem, it's clear that Blizzard needs to take more drastic steps. As well, Blizzard's proposed implementation seems pretty decent to me. They seem to be trying to keep guilds together as best they can, and having guild members default to the guild leader's new server is a very good idea.
However, there are a lot of other people who don't like this idea, who think that splitting servers would destroy a server's unique culture. And this may well happen. But the other solution most often proposed, freezing the creation of new characters, is worse than server splits.
To see what I mean, consider how you chose your first realm. I rolled on Burning Blade because a real life friend had rolled there. And I suspect that most people had similar reasons. They chose their first server in order to play with friends or family.
Freezing character creation on specific realms directly prevents new people from playing with their friends. That stops them from playing the game before they even start. New people are the lifeblood of this game, and Blizzard has to make sure their experience is as pleasant as possible.
Preventing people from rolling characters to play with their friends is one of the surest ways to turn people off this game, which is why Blizzard will chose to go with server splits instead.
Of course server splits have the potential to prevent you from playing with some of your friends. But you can still play with the majority of them. As well, having a little more experience with the game means that we can adapt to the situation better.
A game without new players dies eventually. Word of mouth is still the best way to get new people into the game. But for word of mouth to work, new people need to be able to play with their friends, to roll characters on even the most crowded servers. (After all, if the servers are crowded, that's a lot of people who could be introducing new people to WoW.) And this is more important than the need for the elites of the game to maintain their server culture.
Of the three choices--500+ queues, server splits, or frozen account creation--I believe that server splits offer the best trade-off, and is the least damaging to the long term health of the game.
Tuesday, January 09, 2007
Server Splits vs Freezing Character Creation
One item of controversy recently is the news that Blizzard is testing server splits to reduce the number of people on several of the more popular servers. After seeing queues of 400+ people on Skywall last week--and knowing that other servers have even worse queues--I think it's a good idea.
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- Keystone said...
I agree with you.
I've introduced nearly a dozen people to WoW and they all started on my server. I know that the majority of them would not have picked up the game if I told them, "Yeah, it's a great game, but you woun't be able to play with me on my server."
- 11:57 AM, January 10, 2007
- Tomas said...
The whole server split thing launched a fresh wave of guild drama for us as folks started worrying that our server was going to experience a split immediately.
In reality - we're likely nowhere close. I agree - a split - is far more palatable (to me) than an outright *freeze*.
Oh - and it probably also allows Blizzard another revenue stream in the future...they'll think of something ;)
- 1:26 PM, January 10, 2007
- Josh (Baelor) said...
I'm pretty sure that the server splits will only happen on heavily overpopulated servers. Servers like my own, Runetotem, while experiencing wait queues, I doubt will be split. Also, some of the wait time are due to the fact that its just after Christmas, and many people just started playing the game (or started playing again) all at the same time, creating a surge in character population. Couple that with the expansion coming out very soon and people logging in in anticipation, and you get a recipe for wait queues. It'll probably quiet down in a month or two.
Baelor of Runetotem
- 3:39 PM, January 10, 2007
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- 10:48 AM, January 15, 2007
- GSH said...
daryl, I can't in good conscience link to a site that advertises itself as providing "exploits" for WoW.
- 9:51 PM, January 15, 2007


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MISENHEIMER, N.C. In an ugly game full of seven yellow cards and a half-dozen red, Pfeiffer University scored their ninth-straight win with a match-shortened 5-1 victory over visiting St. Andrews in Conference Carolinas mens soccer action on Saturday afternoon. The Knights were issued three red cards after disputing a previous call, forcing referee Javier Barros to call the match in the 75th minute. With the win, the Falcons improve to 12-3 on the year, 7-1 in conference play. The Knights dip their record to 4-10, 2-7.
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