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Comments about Effetto Mariposa Caffelatex 1000ML Foaming Tire Sealant:
Can't compare to other brands but works well. I've seen pinholes close up in seconds. If it gets on something like your clothers clean it up immediately. Once it dries it's tough to get off.
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Comments about Effetto Mariposa Caffelatex 1000ML Foaming Tire Sealant:
We tried Caffelatex a couple of years ago with poor results, but were talked into trying it again. The bottom line is that it simply doesn't work. A recent example is a thorn flat that my girlfriend suffered. It didn't seal initially. Adding more sealant just resulted in it leaking out all over the place and it still didn't seal, it just made a huge mess.
Just for fun, I put some Stan's sealant in the tire and it sealed IMMEDIATELY. Not a hint of leakage and it's still holding air days later.
Ignore the hype and stick with a proven product, Stan's.
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Tried this as an alternative to Stan's. Sealed up some TL-ready tires (UST bead) on a Stan's rim with a floor pump, so that was a good sign. Injected it into the tubes of other bikes and they started to hold air better, without losing pressure over time.Was able to ride my local trails without immediate flats, riding home and finding numerous thorns in my tires. Sometimes they went flat overnight, but pumped back up okay, even if I left in the thorns.When I pulled out the thorns, that's when its bad traits come out. It cannot seal a puncture from a full goathead very reliably. It will make a huge mess, shooting sealant out. I got some of on my workout clothes and it doesn't come out; [*].I've managed to flat every tire/tube I've used it in, over the past few months. I've had far better success with Stan's. It's a huge mess inside the tire and the tube is coated in ooze.I *highly* recommend staying away from this stuff.
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Comments about Effetto Mariposa Caffelatex 1000ML Foaming Tire Sealant:
If you're using thin(er) side wall tires this product will not seal as well as Stan's. I was using the same tire front and rear and could not get the rear to seal, even after two weeks of riding and re-inflation. Took out the Caffelatex and installed Stan's. The Stan's sealed on the first try!
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Lets admit it, none of us really love working with Stans Sealant even when you have the set-up mastered as it creates a mess. But it works once it's in and as we all know is far superior to tubes.
I decided to try this Caffelatex to see if there was something better out there. There isn't, at least this brand isn't. It's a super thin fluid so makes even more of a mess during set-up.
But the big problem is that it simply doesn't seal as well as Stans. And this is during both set up and riding. After many attempts of getting my tires on the rim I finally stopped the air from leaking out, but with the messy stuff all over the place as it hissed out and sprayed all over the place. The fluid would simply peculate out and not close up the small holes Stans seals instantly.
But even worse...the ride. It leaked out of three separate, small areas, and never sealed, the bubbles they advertised? Well it just bubbled and bubbled and didn't stop. In fact it created these big globs on the tires after it dried. I ended up putting a tube in and when I got home threw the big bottle of CaffeLatex in the trash can....Back to Stans.
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This stuff is terrible. It doesn't seal punctures, even small pinholes, at all. All it does is spray out in a fine mist, regardless of whether the wheel is kept spinning or stationary.I went back to Stans, which works much better.
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I live in a extremely dried/hot area, 75~80f during spring, on summer we can reach 110f, I read that results depend on weather, I tried in a pair of used tires, the tread good enough to discard but the inner rubber was too porous to use tubeless, I applied the minimum amount of sealant, only 80ml per tire, air pressure pushed sealant out of the tire and seemed that it was not working, but instead of dripping, it sealed in less than 10 seconds, even the largest punctures that stans was not able to seal. Air pressure is still good as the first ride, so far happy about the product and I highly recommend caffelatex.
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Based on scientific trials, we recommend annual screening mammography in women ages 40 and older. Within the United States, the death rates have dropped by 30% since the introduction of annual screening mammograms. Mammograms are not perfect, but continue to save lives. Both the American Cancer Society and the American College of Radiology continue to recommend annual screening mammograms in women age 40 and older.
Recently the media reported a story that the risk of thyroid cancer has increased drastically because of radiation exposure during mammograms. This concern is not supported in the scientific literature. The risk of thyroid cancer being brought on by annual mammograms is about 1 in 17.1 million women being screened,
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Wednesday, March 5, 2014
12:30 pm - 1:20 pm
Contact: Carrie Leonetti • Email
4:45 pm - 6:45 pm
Wayne Morse Commons
Contact: Oregon Law • Email
A student-centered soiree where we'll enjoy food, drinks, a photo booth, karaoke, and, of course, funny and crazy hats.
We will thank the law school's donors (through cards, photos, and videos) who have contributed to our beautiful building and newly renovated library, as well as to our scholarships, fellowships, to spending time mentoring to students, and aiding in job searches.
Let's tip our hats to those folks who help make the Oregon Law experience the best law school experience! #hatsoff
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Thursday, March 6, 2014
12:30 pm - 1:30 pm
Room 141
Contact: Laurie Strother • Email
The Clinics and Externships Program is hosting a clinic information session for students who are interested in applying for a UO law clinic.
This session is designed for students that are currently 2Ls.
12:30 pm - 1:30 pm
Contact: Bonnie Williams • Email
Co-sponsored with LESA
5:00 pm - 7:00 pm
110 Knight Law Center
Contact: Rebecca Flynn • Email
Featuring Distinguished Speaker Cathy Cohen, University of Chicago Department of Political Science.
Cathy J. Cohen is the David and Mary Winton Green Professor of Political Science at the University of Chicago where she also served as the director of the Center for the Study of Race, Politics and Culture. She is the author of Democracy Remixed: Black Youth and the Future of American Politics (Oxford University Press 2010) and The Boundaries of Blackness: AIDS and the Breakdown of Black Politics (University of Chicago Press, 1999). Part of the We the People? From Seneca Falls to Selma to Stonewall, the Wayne Morse Center's 2013-14 Public Affairs Speaker Series cosponsored by the UO Department of Political Science.
Saturday, March 8, 2014
8:45 am - 1:00 pm
Springfield (off-campus)
Contact: Will Gent • Email
Come help PIPS plant trees with local non-profit Friends of Trees and earn last-minute OLSPIF hours while helping the environment! Hot coffee, breakfast treats, gloves, and tools are all provided--just show up dressed for the weather and wearing sturdy shoes. A potluck lunch will be provided for all volunteers after the planting is complete.
9:30 am - 1:30 pm
Lewis Lounge; Knight Law Center
Contact: Mindy Wittkop • Email
This is the regularly scheduled meeting for the Oregon Council on Court Procedures. Law students are encouraged to attend.
The Council on Court Procedures is the Oregon public body that is most directly involved in creating, reviewing, and amending the Oregon Rules of Civil Procedure, which govern procedure and practice in all Oregon circuit courts. Members of the Council are drawn from appellate and circuit court judges, practicing attorneys.
Students should RSVP through Symplicity.
Monday, March 10, 2014
10:00 am - 11:30 am
Knight Library Browsing Room
Contact: Rebecca Flynn • Email
Find out what is being done at the national, state, and local levels to protect informational civil liberties and what you can do to better protect yourself.
A roundtable discussion moderated by Wayne Morse Resident Scholar Colin Koopman (UO Philosophy), featuring:
Nate Cardozo, Esq. - Staff Attorney, Electronic Frontier Foundation
Karen Estlund - Head of Digital Scholarship Center, UO Libraries
Jennifer Frenzer-Knowlton, Esq. - Occupy Eugene
Dave Fidanque - Executive Director, ACLU of Oregon
April Glaser - Staff Activist, Electronic Frontier Foundation
Tuesday, March 11, 2014
9:00 am - 2:00 pm
The Commons
Contact: Nicole Commissisong • Email
10:00 am - 3:00 pm
Wayne Morse Commons
Contact: Nicole Commissisong • Email
It's that time of year again! Graduation is around the corner. Folks will be at the law school today with regalia, graduation, frames and announcements. Graduating students are invited to rent regalia and purchase other graduation-related items.


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BEST: Kate Bosworth and Michael Polish were definitely the coolest couple at Coachella. The blonde babe paired a tight floral frock with a green army jacket and matching Hunter boots for the spring showers on Friday.
BEST: Vanessa Hudgens took a break from her ridiculously over the top hippie threads for THE GUESS HOTEL Smoke & Mirrors party, wearing a rose lace-trimmed dress with brown boots.
BEST: Kate Bosworth was hot to trot in her Isabel Marant Dicker booties, adding short jean shorts and a chic western shirt for Saturday's festivities.
WORST: Forget your pants, Tallulah? Demi Moore's daughter looked like she was having a rough day, hitting the festival on Saturday barefoot and without pants.
BEST: Jessica Szohr looked Gossip glam at The GUESS Hotel and Lovecat Magazine party, wearing a sexy lazy dress with colorful bangle bracelets.
WORST: Fergie had an unflattering fringe faux pas at the festival, looking like she belonged in a west bar circa 1970.
BEST: Joy Bryant looked adorable in a tribal print tight dress, a denim shirt and brown boots at The GUESS Hotel and Lovecat Magazine party.
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WORST: Ke$ha may not have been up to her wild attire antics, but the pop star failed on the fashion front with this incredibly unflattering look.
WORST: Paris Hilton made sure to be noticed in an impossibly not to notice striped skirt paired with a bikini top at The Mirage Presented by Chevy Volt party.
WORST: Vanessa Hudgens couldn't decide if she wanted look like a stripper or a hippie, so she mixed the two looks and added an orange floppy hat. Peace.
BEST: Diane Kruger hit the Lacoste L!ve desert pool party, jazzing up her colorblock Lacoste Lacoste dress with Isabel Marant Dicker booties and a crossbody bag.
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BEST: Camilla Belle looked white hot at the A/X & T-Mobile Neon Carnival, rocking a George Gina & Lucy purse.
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BEST: Jessica Szohr hit the A/X & T-Mobile Neon Carnival in a pink sweater and metallic pants.
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WORST: Shenae Grimes had a little too much going on at the A/X & T-Mobile Neon Carnival, wearing a big army jacket with thigh-highsocks and sloppy boots.
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WORST: Jamie Chung was looking more frumpy than fashionable at the A/X & T-Mobile Neon Carnival.
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WORST: Mark Salling went a little too thug for the A/X & T-Mobile Neon Carnival with his black bandana.
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WORST: Michelle Trachtenberg didn't quite hit the high note at the A/X & T-Mobile Neon Carnival, wearing a leather vest over a hoodie with bright blue jeans.
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WORST: Mischa Barton got too goth at the A/X & T-Mobile Neon Carnival.
WORST: We love Dree Hemingway's Dolce & Gabbana chili pepper print ensemble at Burton Snowboard's Poolside BBQ, but the designer duds were a little over the top for the casual bash.
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WORST: Whitney Port sported clashing colors to the A/X & T-Mobile Neon Carnival.
BEST: At the festival, Diane Kruger paired her Isabel Marant Dicker booties with a Stella McCartney striped palm print dress.
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BEST: Kate Bosworth steamed up the Mulberry pool partywearing an animal print Mulberry top with studded Current/Elliot shorts, high-top sneakers and a blue suede Lily bag.
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BEST: Emma Watson looked terrific in a Mulberry tiger print jumper, Alaia sandals, a floppy hat and a Mulberry bag at the brand's pool party.
BEST: Katy Perry got goth glam for the Hennessy V.S Presents DETAILS @ Midnight party, wearing a floral embroidered frock with a leatherjacket House of Holland for Pretty Polly bone print tights.
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WACKY: Rihanna was all about the heavy metal, wearing insanely studded high-waisted jean shorts with an incredibly cropped tank.
WACKY: Vanessa Hudgens pretended to be a hippie flower child in the 1970's, wearing an over-the-top boho look.
WORST: Blake Anderson's girlfriend wore denim underwear cutoffs with hideous platform sneakers and black ankle socks, while the comedian opted for a Spider Man t-shirt.
BEST: Emma Roberts hit the A/X & T-Mobile Neon Carnival looking casually chic in denim cutoffs, a pink sweater, a cream leather jacket and chic brown wedges.
BEST: Emma Roberts showed off her midsection in a lacecrop-top and flowy print pants on Saturday.
Pacific Coast News
WORST: Katy Perry may have been wearing designer duds, but her sheer dress and high-waisted undergarments didn't exactly flatter her curves.
WORST: Lindsay Lohan showed off her body in faux pas fashion on Sunday, wearing an eyelet jumper with matchy matchy platform boots, a Prada purse and bright yellow shades.
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Military accidents often claim heroes
U.S. Navy / Spec. Joan Jennings
Photos of three fallen Navy aviators are displayed during a memorial service at Naval Air Station Whidbey Island. Pictured are (from left), Lt. j.g. William B. McIlvaine, Lt. Cmdr. Alan A. Patterson and Lt. j.g. Valerie C. Delaney. The memorial service was held in remembrance for the three crew members assigned to Electronic Attack Squadron 129, who died when their Navy EA-6B Prowler jet crashed west of Spokane on March 11 while conducting a routine training flight.
"I was awakened at 1 a.m. by a call from the Mason County Sheriff's Office," said Bowen, a retired Olympic National Park ranger. "They had received a call that an Air Force plane had crashed in the eastern Olympics. That was all they knew."
Bowen, 75, was part of the search and recovery team after the C-141A Starlifter carrying 16 servicemen crashed into a peak on the northwest face of 7,756-foot Mount Constance. There were no survivors. The crash happened March 20, 1975, not long before midnight.
With Navy passengers, the plane had left Clark Air Force Base in the Philippines. After stopping in Japan, it was bound for McChord Air Force Base near Tacoma when it hit the snowy ridge. Investigators found the cause was a misunderstanding and faulty instructions by an air traffic controller.
It was with two recent tragedies in mind that I tracked down Bowen, who lives in Hoodsport. Like the 1975 crash that killed 16, the recent accidents also took the lives of Americans serving in the armed forces. And they happened far, far from war zones.
At Naval Air Station Whidbey Island Tuesday, more than 1,200 family members, friends and others attended a memorial service for Lt. Cmdr. Alan Patterson, Lt. j.g. Valerie Delaney and Lt. j.g. William McIlvaine III.
The three officers, all U.S. Naval Academy graduates, died March 11 when their Whidbey-based EA-6B Prowler crashed in a field in Lincoln County, about 50 miles west of Spokane.
"History is filled with heroes," Cmdr. Chris Middleton, commanding officer of Electronic Attack Squadron 129, told mourners at the Whidbey base. "But we need not look to the past for greatness. It is in front of us today."
We also need not look to battlefields to witness sacrifice. One more terrible incident came Monday night, when seven Marines were killed in a training accident at the Hawthorne Army Depot in western Nevada. The victims were from the 2nd Marine Expeditionary Force at Camp LeJeune, N.C.
The facility stores and disposes of ammunition. And according to news reports, its desert terrain is an ideal training site for special forces preparing to go to Afghanistan.
Each of these examples of sacrifice -- the 1975 crash in a national park, the Prowler that went down in Eastern Washington, and the accident in Nevada -- happened in places known for peace and quiet, solitude and beauty.
My family has farmland in Lincoln County, a place of big blue skies and endless wheat fields. If you've been to Reno, Nev., you know that area's rugged landscapes. And with its snow-capped peaks, Olympic National Park is one of the most breathtakingly beautiful places on earth.
That these are also places where U.S. military members lost their lives is a real reminder: As they prepare to protect our country, wherever they are, people in the armed services are often in peril.
Bowen recalled that when the C-141A crash happened there had been heavy, wet snowfall. There was confusion at first as to whether the plane had gone down in Olympic National Park or on other land. It was inside the park.
After a break in the weather, it was discovered that the plane crash created an avalanche.
"When the snow quit and the slope stabilized, we set up a base camp at Home Lake," Bowen said. With an Air Force rescue crew, he and another ranger served on the recovery team. It took months to recover all the victims' bodies, he said.
It wasn't the worst such crash in Washington. In 1946, 32 U.S. Marines were killed when a Curtis Commando R5C transport plane crashed into Mount Rainier.
Bowen still thinks of the people lost in the Mount Constance crash.
"Working in that environment, you couldn't help but be impacted. One of the people we recovered was a warrant officer who had retired from the Navy. It was his last trip. We found his personnel papers," Bowen said. "He had enrolled in community college, and had a family of five. He had finished his military career and was starting a new one. I still remember that.
"These people were just trying to come home," he said.
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While that's not Croatan's theme song as it prepares to take on Corinth Holders tonight in the NCHSAA 2-A dual team East Regional semifinals in Broad Creek, it could be.
The Cougars have won two of the last three state titles and were runners-up last year.
So you could say Croatan (30-4) is the favorite not only to beat Corinth Holders (35-4) but to also vanquish the winner of the Topsail-North Pitt match in the regional finals in tonight's nightcap in Broad Creek.
"We should be the favorite," coach David Perry said. "I guess maybe that's a little more pressure, but we're the team to beat. So I feel like if we wrestle to our ability, we should be in good shape."
Croatan advanced to the regional semifinals with lopsided wins over Roanoke Rapids (62-18) and First Flight (60-10), and a year ago the Cougars beat Corinth Holders 53-17 in the second round.
If Topsail (31-7) beats North Pitt (23-3), it would be a rematch between the two East Central Conference foes. The Cougars beat the Pirates 40-26 on Jan. 8. Topsail, which finished third in the
While both opening playoff wins were one-sided, Perry wasn't pleased with what he saw from his team in its opener in Kill Devil Hills.
"We were kind of sluggish after a 3 1/2 hour drive," he said. "We wrestled a lot better in the second match. Roanoke Rapids has a pretty young team and they were missing a couple kids he (their coach) had kicked off the team the week before. So they didn't have a full lineup.
"So they were kind of in a hole from the get-go. But even a couple of the matches we won the kids just came out, I don't know, not as serious maybe as they needed to be. But we had a pretty good discussion in between matches. First Flight had some tough kids, and our good kids were able to go out and beat their good kids. That was a good sign."
Perry said he and his coaches have been aware the Cougars might face Cornith Holders for some time.
"So we've been kind of looking at them for a couple weeks," he said, "and we've wrestled them the last few years… and we saw them up at the tournament in
Their best five, he added, were at 106, 113, 126, 195 and 220 pounds. And while Croatan isn't invincible, it's also hard to pinpoint too many weak spots in a lineup that features eight wrestlers who have 32 to 50 wins.
Or a team that's split with Jake Britt and lost 37-33 to Fred T. Foard, which are in the 4-A and 3-A regional semifinals, as well as losing by 11 points to Christiansburg, an 11-time Virginia state champ and one of the nation's top-10 ranked teams this year.
All of which means
"They won't be as tough as those teams," Perry said, "but they'll potentially be the best 2-A team we've wrestled so far."


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Day as a pilot fulfills boy's wish
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Eleven-year-old Carl Hess looks up in wonder as he gets a tour of the C-17 training system simulator from lead instructor pilot Dewey Owens at Joint Base Lewis-McChord on Monday morning.
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Eleven-year-old Carl Hess meets Captain Derek Bell, the C-17 pilot Hess was about to fly with in a C-17 simulator at Joint Base Lewis-McChord on Monday morning.
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The C-17 training system was piloted by 11-year-old Carl Hess with help from Captain Derek Bell and lead instructor pilot Dewey Owens at Joint Base Lewis-McChord on Monday morning.
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Eleven-year-old Carl Hess recounts his adventures in the simulator, including when he flew the plane upside down, to the media shadowing him on his visit to Joint Base Lewis-McChord on Monday.
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Eleven-year-old Carl Hess shows the badge that Captain Derek Bell gave him after their flight together in a C-17 training system simulator.
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Eleven-year-old Carl Hess smiles up at his father after flying a flight simulator at Joint Base Lewis McChord on Monday.
But then he had to make up his mind on just what his wish might be.
"His mom, his sister and I threw out all kinds of ideas," his stepdad, James Sullivan, said.
"He went back and forth on so many things."
His parents suggested a trip to Disneyland. "No, no, no," Carl said. "Something amazing that I could not do in my entire life."
The debate was settled one day after seeing a B-17 at Seattle's Museum of Flight. "That's what I want to be -- a World War II pilot for a day," he told his dad.
He wanted the experience to include training on how to survive a crash landing, how to build a fire, how to signal to be saved. And, he wanted to imagine that in his role as a World War II pilot, he was based at Pearl Harbor.
On Monday, Carl and his dad spent the day with the 62nd Airlift Wing at Joint Base Lewis-McChord. The training included experience in a simulator unit piloting a C-17 cargo aircraft, outdoor survival skills, parachute training and that signature dish of the military, Meals Ready to Eat.
On Friday, Carl and his family fly to Hawaii where he will get five more days of fighter pilot experiences. Most of the details are being kept a secret until he arrives.
The granting of Carl's wishes were coordinated through Make-A-Wish, the nonprofit organization that fulfills the wishes of children with life-threatening medical problems. Carl, a sixth-grader at Everett's Heatherwood Middle School, was diagnosed with leukemia in January 2011.
"He takes chemotherapy every single day, and once a week even more, and once a month even more, and every three months even more," his father said.
His son has been undergoing treatment for 18 months, a regimen scheduled to continue for the next two years.
As Carl and his dad were driven in a military van to the site where the C-17 simulator was based, they passed a field where training is conducted. "How many push-ups can you do?" asked Master Sgt. Charles Pfenning, who specializes in survival training.
Some of the skills used in survival training haven't changed that much since World War II, Pfenning said. "Not too many people know how to light a fire with a spark."
Carl prepared for his military training by reading "Unbroken," the story of a World War II crew whose bomber crashed into the Pacific and were later taken captive by the Japanese and held as prisoners of war.
Carl and his dad climbed up a flight of stairs about two stories high to enter the white, dome-shaped simulator. The $20 million machine was one of four on the base, said Lou Matz, site manager of the simulator complex.
The machines can simulate nearly any circumstance that pilots might encounter, from in-flight refueling to emergency procedures such as fires in the cabin and failure of one or more of the plane's engines.
Pilots can even fly simulated sorties with people using simulators at other bases, he said.
Carl spent more than an hour in the simulator. About eight minutes into the flight, the machine began gently pitching on its six hydraulic legs. As he gained more confidence, the simulator bobbed more steeply up and down and side to side.
When the door opened Carl walked down the stairs grinning as only a happy kid can. "Whoa!" he said of the experience.
Their session included guiding the plane between two big mountains, a touch-and-go landing and being refueled by a tanker.
With the computer's ability to replicate military bases and terrain of many spots around the globe, Carl even got a sneak peek at the Hawaiian beach of Waikiki.
His favorite part of all: "I made it go upside down -- with their permission -- but I pulled it off," he said. "We didn't crash."
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Gartner BI Summit Shows Strong Demand For MDM In APAC
Master data management is a hot topic in Asia Pacific. That was shown by the keen interest in MDM during Gartner's BI Summit in Sydney, Australia, in end-February, and in a recent survey that Gartner conducted of the APAC community.
In that survey, master data management was ranked the #1 data-related technology under consideration for deployment in APAC. Forty-two percent of Gartner's respondents put MDM at the top of their lists, ahead of dashboards/scorecards, predictive analytics, performance management, and 14 other technologies. Given that the survey found only 20 percent of APAC organizations are using MDM today, there's clearly a lot of room for growth. (more…)
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It was an afternoon of fives for the Oak Hill Academy Diamond Raiders and their head coach, Marion Bratton.
Tuesday was BrattonŌĆÖs 55th birthday. He was born at 5:55 a.m. in 1955. The game ended with an Oak Hill 6-2 win in the fifth inning, leading to a lot of high fives in the circle when the game was over.
ŌĆ£It was a very sweet 55th birthday,ŌĆØ Bratton said. ŌĆ£It was a great birthday present.ŌĆØ
The game ended on a time limit, just after Meg McBrayer sliced a three-run triple down the right field line to give her team the decisive win.
When the game started, Bratton did not know how things were going to turn out. They had been defeated in the late innings by the Lady Mavericks down in Yazoo City a couple of weeks ago. No lead was safe, and to compound things, starter Mamie Allen had been out the last week with a calf injury.
She was cleared to play Tuesday morning, but she was not going to be the starter in the circle.
ŌĆ£Coming into the ball game, we did not know who was going to throw this game,ŌĆØ said Bratton. ŌĆ£We really didnŌĆÖt. We thought it was going to by Kim Kelly. We thought it was going to be Mary Helon (Hays).ŌĆØ
It turned out that freshman Maegan Ellis got the call to the circle, and did she ever come through in the clutch for the Lady Raiders?
In the first inning, Ellis surrounded a walk and a steal with two strikeouts and a groundout.
The bottom of the first did not yield much for Oak Hill either, as they went down 1-2-3. However, the girls did put the bat on the ball, slapping a couple of line drives right at the left and center fielders of Manchester.
In the top of the second, Ellis found herself in her first jam of the day. True in the clutch, she struck out her opponent, looking, with runners at second and third, letting no one cross the plate.
The bottom of the second proved to have the first blood drawn by either team. Paige Dawkins led things off with a single to right field.
Tori Ellis bunted her over to second. Abby Falkner walked, setting up sophomore Kim KellyŌĆÖs one-out single to right to plate the first run of the game.
McBrayer would walk in the inning, but it would lead to no further damage by Oak Hill.
In the top of the third, Ellis continued her dominance over the Lady Mavericks, who despite a walk, were held scoreless.
Leading 1-0, the Lady Raiders needed insurance. Mary Helon Hays reached with one out in the inning. She would steal second with Dawkins at the plate. After a ground out, Hays was at third.
The Oak Hill third baseman would score easily on a wild pitch to make it 2-0. That would be the last of the scoring in the third, however.
The Lady Mavericks went quietly in the top of the fourth, and in the bottom of the inning, Oak Hill was desperately trying to get some more runs to pad their slim lead.
Kelly led off the inning with a single to center. Jessie Cole pinch ran for her.
After a wild pitch and a bunt single by Anne Stevens, runners were at first and third with no one out. McBrayer would ground to the shortstop, reaching to drive in the third run of the game for Oak Hill.
That was all the scoring for the Lady Raiders in the frame.
In the top of the fifth, the Lady Mavs got a little life in their bats, and Ellis found herself in her worst spot of the day.
The Lady Mavericks would plate two runs to make it a 3-2 ball game going into the bottom of the fifth.
The Lady Raiders knew they were on a time limit, and if they could hold at the plate for about 10 minutes, they would win the game.
Dawkins led off the inning with a single to center. She was followed by Tori EllisŌĆÖ single to center.
A bunt single by Falkner had the bases loaded with nobody out.
Unfortunately for the Lady Raiders, Kelly would ground out to the pitcher, who got the force at home. Pinch hitter Lauren Hitt struck out, and it looked like they were going to be forced into letting Manchester bat, trailing by one.
That was unless McBrayer would be able to deliver with two outs. With little time remaining in regulation, McBrayer would either get an out, leading to a Manchester at-bat, or she would hold things long enough to get her team the win.
She did one better than that. She sliced the ball over first base to clear the bases for the win.
ŌĆ£It was 20 seconds to go when he called her back into play,ŌĆØ Bratton said. ŌĆ£Luckily she came through for us with the really big hit. I told her to battle.ŌĆØ
After the game, Bratton had a reason to celebrate.
ŌĆ£It was a great team win,ŌĆØ Bratton said. ŌĆ£It took 13 or 14 of our girls doing different things. We made a couple of mistakes, but we overcame them.ŌĆØ
With the win at Winston last week, the Lady Raiders have kept their playoff hopes alive.
ŌĆ£WeŌĆÖve got a chance, if Carroll will help us out against Manchester,ŌĆØ Bratton said. ŌĆ£If we can take care of Winston on Monday night, weŌĆÖll get a chance to go back to the playoffs for the fifth year in a row.ŌĆØ
TheyŌĆÖll see how things come out when they face Winston, at home, next Monday night.


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In this article, the authors strengthen the chain of effects that link customer satisfaction to shareholder value by establishing the link between satisfaction and two characteristics of future cash flows that determine the value of the firm to shareholders: growth and stability. Using longitudinal American Customer Satisfaction Index and COMPUSTAT data and hierarchical Bayesian estimation, the authors find that satisfaction creates shareholder value by increasing future cash flow growth and reducing its variability. They test the stability of findings across several firm and industry characteristics, and they assess the robustness of the results using multimeasure and multimethod estimation.
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While there is such operator - ** in Python , i was wondering why java and c++ havent got one too.
It is easy to make one for classes you define in C++ with operator overloading ( and i believe such thing is possible also in java) , but when talking about primitive types such as int, double and so on , you'll have to use library function like Math.power (and usaully have to cast both to double).
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During the holidays, Havelock High students decided to give the most precious gift of all — the gift of life.
About 120 students participated in an American Red Cross blood drive held Friday at Havelock High's Performing Arts Center.
Many of the students were giving blood for the first time, including sophomore Namontiana George.
"It hurt a little, but I feel just fine," she said. "It's kind of like getting your ear pierced."
She held the hand of student volunteer Brooklynn Crosson as the Red Cross worker inserted the needle to starting drawing the blood.
"It's a neat feeling," Crosson told George. "It makes you feel good afterwards."
George said she gave little thought to donating blood.
"Somebody can have some blood if they need it," she said. "I just wanted to help somebody out and do something good in my life."
Of course, some students didn't even flinch when they donated blood.
"Shots don't bother me," said senior Nick Stillwell, who was donating blood for the third time.
He spent the 15 minutes of the procedure looking relaxed on a cot playing a game on his cell phone.
"You just have to ignore it and be distracted," he said.
The student council at Havelock High sponsored the blood drive, but faculty representative John McLeod said the whole school participates.
"You've got all the teachers involved and the students," he said. "It takes all kinds of folks."
He admits that some student donors have alternative motives for giving blood.
"I know how teenagers are," he said. "Some of them just want to get out of class."
But, he said that motive may change once students give blood for the first time.
"The whole point is to expose them to donating so hopefully they will be life-long donors," McLeod said. "This is the perfect place to give because there is somebody to take care of them, and when they go back to class there is somebody to watch them, but most of them are fine. There are very few negative reactions."
He said getting the students to donate takes little effort.
"Most of them sign up on their own," he said. "It's not anything that we have to do to make a major push. We have some kids out there with some sign-up sheets, and we have a few teachers talk about it, but it just seems to happen. They just want to step forward, and it speaks well of them."
Other blood drives in the area this month include from 1 to 7 p.m. on Tuesday at the St. James United Methodist Church Community Life Center on Orange Street in Newport and from 2 to 6 p.m. Dec. 28 at the Carmike Cinema 6 on McCotter Boulevard in Havelock.


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Oakton boys reclaim Concorde District title; girls repeatSunday, January 29th, 2012
Oakton rolled at the 2012 Concorde District championship meet. Janet Hu was sensation for the Cougars as was brother Philip Hu, Conor Murphy, Brian Phillips, and Carter Sharer.
Preview: Concorde District Championship MeetFriday, January 27th, 2012
RFTW's look at this weekend's Va. AAA Patriot District Championship Swim & Dive Meet, taking place January 27-28 at Cub Run RECenter. Oakton is hoping to get back to championship form this season. Their girls are the defending district champions, while their boys were the runner ups after winning the district, region, and state the year before. Expect Chantilly and Westfield to make things difficult for the Cougars as they put their star studded line ups on the the blocks.


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Hammock Selected as League's Men's Lacrosse Player of the Week
March 27, 2012
HIGH POINT, N.C. – Pfeiffer University's Tucker Hammock has been selected as the NCAA Division II Conference Carolinas Men's Lacrosse Player of the Week during week number six of the 2012 season. Hammock helped the Falcons to a pair of wins this week over Wingate and league-rival Queens with six goals and five assists for an 11-point week.
In a 14-3 win over Wingate, the sophomore from Marietta, GA put home four goals with three assists in a seven-point effort. Hammock also added three groundballs and a caused turnover in the region win. During a 13-10 victory snapping a three-game skid over Queens, Hammock added two more goals with two more assists and three groundballs. Hammock finished the week with his 11 points as the Falcons stand 8-3 overall, 2-0 in league play, and get set to host Belmont Abbey and Lees-McRae later this week.


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WASHINGTON (AP) - Congress sent President Barack Obama a $633 billion defense bill for next year that would tighten penalties on Iran to thwart its nuclear ambitions and bulk up security at diplomatic missions worldwide after the deadly Sept. 11 raid in Libya.
The Senate voted 81-14 on Friday for the massive policy measure that covers the cost of ships, aircraft, weapons and military personnel. The vote came less than 24 hours after the House passed the bill, 315-107.
The White House has threatened a veto, but it remains unclear whether President Barack Obama will reject the solidly bipartisan legislation. The bill passed by veto-proof margins.
The vote came against the backdrop of looming reductions in projected military spending driven by the automatic, across-the-board cuts that will take place if the "fiscal cliff" negotiations fail. The Pentagon faces cuts of $55 billion after the first of the year that Defense Secretary Leon Panetta has warned would be devastating to the services.
Even if that is averted, the bill approved Friday reflects cuts in defense dollars that Obama and congressional Republicans agreed to in August 2011 as well as the end to the war in Iraq and the drawdown of U.S. forces in Afghanistan. The bill would authorize $528 billion for the Defense Department's base budget, $17 billion for defense and nuclear programs in the Energy Department and $88.5 billion for the war in Afghanistan.
The bill is about $29 billion less than the current level, largely due to smaller amounts for Iraq and Afghanistan.
In a speech this week, Panetta complained that lawmakers spared weapons that he had wanted to retire and steered money to other programs. The bill, which is $1.7 billion more than Obama requested, saves a version of the Global Hawk unmanned aircraft, includes upgrades for tanks and money for armored vehicles.
"Aircraft, ships, tanks, bases, even those that have outlived their usefulness, have a natural political constituency," Panetta said. "Readiness does not."
"What's more, readiness is too often sacrificed in favor of a larger and less effective force. I am determined to avoid that outcome."
Panetta said members of the House and Senate "diverted about $74 billion of what we asked for in savings in our proposed budget to the Congress, and they diverted them to other areas that, frankly, we don't need."
The bill responds to new threats and upheaval around the globe while still providing billions for the decade-plus war in Afghanistan. The measure presses the military on possible options to end the bloodshed in Syria.
The final measure, a product of negotiations between the House and Senate, addresses several concerns raised by the Obama administration. It would eliminate restrictions on alternative fuels that the White House had complained about and jettison limits on the administration's ability to implement a nuclear weapons reduction treaty.
The bill would limit the president's authority to transfer terrorist suspects from the military prison at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, for one year _ a provision similar to current law. That had drawn complaints from the White House.
Election-year politics and changes in society shaped the final measure.
As suicides among active-duty soldiers have accelerated, the bill would allow a commander officer or health profession to ask if a member of the services owns a firearm if they consider the individual at risk for either suicide or hurting others.
Negotiators kept a Senate-passed provision sponsored by Sen. Jeanne Shaheen, D-N.H., that expands health insurance coverage for military women and their dependents who decide to have abortions in cases of rape and incest.
Previously, health coverage applied only to abortions in cases where the life of the mother was endangered.
Democrats argued throughout the election year that Republicans were waging a "war on women" over contraception and abortion, a charge the GOP denied. Democrats and Obama held a clear edge with female voters in the election and some Republicans are reappraising their approach to issues important to women.
Negotiators jettisoned a House provision that would have banned gay marriage on military installations, weeks after the chapel at the U.S. Military Academy at West Point held its first same-sex marriage. A senior Army chaplain conducted the ceremony. The bill does have a conscience clause for chaplains.
The measure includes a 1.7 percent pay raise for military personnel.
The legislated sanctions would hit Iran's energy, shipping and shipbuilding sectors as well as Iran's ports, blacklisting them as "entities of proliferation concern." The bill would impose penalties on anyone caught supplying precious metals to Iran, and sanctions on Iranian broadcasting.


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KATE UPTON says she felt "terrible" about herself after her first "Sports Illustrated" cover . . . quote, "I'm not a toy, I'm a human. I'm not here to be used. I am a grown woman, and you need to figure your [crap] out." She would also like you to know that she's not a dumb blonde.
The Huffington Post has put together a slideshow of celebrities who are Sexy Over 60. It includes Pierce Brosnan, Susan Lucci, Jane Seymour, Helen Mirren, Jeff Bridges, Tom Selleck, Jane Fonda and Richard Gere, among others.
After that nightclub brawl in the Hamptons last weekend, JUSTIN BIEBER ended up going home with two sexy cocktail waitresses. One of them was 24 . . . the other was 32. In fact, they may have had something to do with the brawl. Sources now say that the guy Justin's crew beat up had been wearing a bowtie . . . and one of the waitresses took it and put it on during the course of the night. Well, when the waitresses left with Justin, the guy ran out to get his bowtie back, and that's when the chaos ensued.
Amanda Bynes' forced psychiatric hospitalization was set to expire last night, but her parents are reportedly hoping doctors will seek a legal ruling to keep Amanda locked up for at least another 30 days. A source has shared that Bynes appears to be suffering from schizophrenia and needs more time to respond to her new drugs. The insider explained, "She's not improving yet. She's still delusional. These meds take longer than a week to work, and she's only been given them for about a week." The 30-day extension would give the doctors time to make their case for a state temporary mental health conservatorship.
Lindsay Lohan is reportedly dating a guy she met in rehab. Sources say LiLo hooked up with a 23-year-old male patient while she was at the Cliffside Malibu treatment center. The sources say the two flaunted their romance which upset other patients and forced the guy out of the facility. He was sent to an all-male facility.
8/8/13 Lamar Odom Cheating Scandal
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A website made a list of Hollywood's Top 5 Perfect and Filler-Free Lips. They chose Gina Torres, Jennifer Hudson, Ellen Page, Rosario Dawson and Alicia Silverstone. I guess they don't believe Angelina Jolie's pout is legit.
JOHN STAMOS is taking a 19-year-old woman who lost all her limbs to a bacterial infection to Disneyland. John posted a picture of himself at the hospital bedside of Kaitlyn Dobrow, along with a message that said, quote, "I'm ONLY doing this 'cause they asked. I said no press. But this story is a must read -- plus me and katie have a date to Disneyland."
This is just now coming out, but someone stole JAMES GANDOLFINI'S $3,000 Rolex watch from his hotel room in Rome on the day he died last month. It's believed it was taken during all the commotion that was taking place when he had his fatal heart attack, but so far there aren't any suspects.
LINDSAY LOHAN was in rehab with singer CHAKA KHAN . . . but Chaka was so annoyed by Lindsay's antics that she left a week early just to get away from her. A source says, quote, "Lindsay was just doing stupid stuff for attention, so Chaka told her she was childish and told her to grow up. She started yelling at Lindsay. Told her to knock it off, asking her if she came to rehab to get well, or just to piss around."
Another woman has come forward claiming she had an affair with Khloe Kardashian's husband Lamar Odom. A lawyer claims she had a six-week affair this summer with Lamar after they met at a hotel in Hollywood in June. The woman says Odom was living at the hotel when she met her so she assumed that he had split from Khloe. --The woman, by the way, passed a lie detector test. --She said the Kris Jenner even showed up to her apartment when Odom was there but he refused to answer.
8/7/13 Usher's Son in ICU
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TMZ posted some pictures of CHARLIE SHEEN vacationing in Hawaii with three topless porn stars, and suggested that they were his new live-in GODDESSES. But Charlie says it's not true. Yesterday he posted a picture of himself with his daughters Sam and Lola, along with the caption, "Contrary to all the silly rumors, these are the only girls I'm living with. Who's got it better than me?"
SYLVESTER STALLONE and BRUCE WILLIS had some kind of falling out, and Willis is now OUT of "The Expendables 3". But HARRISON FORD is IN. Stallone Tweeted the following about Bruce . . . quote, "GREEDY AND LAZY ...... A SURE FORMULA FOR CAREER FAILURE."
USHER'S 5-year-old son USHER RAYMOND THE FIFTH is in intensive care at an Atlanta hospital, after almost drowning on Monday. Usher the Fifth was at the bottom of his pool trying to get a toy out of the drain when his arm got stuck. When he was finally rescued, he was given CPR and rushed to a nearby hospital. Doctors say he's going to be okay.
DUSTIN HOFFMAN'S rep announced yesterday that he has been successfully treated for cancer. She said, quote, "It was detected early and he has been surgically cured. Dustin is feeling great and is in good health." There's no word what kind of cancer Dustin had, but his rep said he'll continue to undergo preventative treatments so it doesn't come back. Dustin is 75 years old.
MARK WAHLBERG had some advice for JUSTIN BIEBER during an interview with a British newspaper. He said, quote, "Justin, are you listening? Don't be so naughty, yeah? Be a nice boy, pull your trousers up, make your mom proud and stop smoking weed, you little bastard."
8/6/13 LiLo Cancels Europe Trip
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Octomom NADYA SULEMAN is still making a few bucks off that solo sex video she did last summer. Authorities investigating her for Welfare fraud looked into the residuals she's making for the video, and they found that she's pocketed about $18,000 over the past six months. That's not counting what she was paid upfront for her services.
Members of JUSTIN BIEBER'S crew are being investigated for allegedly beating a guy up outside the South Pointe nightclub in New York over the weekend. It may have been related to a scuffle Justin got into with a guy inside the club . . . but Justin isn't being investigated as one of the assailants.
MILEY CYRUS would like you to know that you have the wrong impression of her. She tells "Notion" magazine, quote, "People have this misconception of me that I'm just one of these kids on TV and that now I go off and party and I'm just this ratchet white girl, and I'm not. I work really, really hard, I'm just in a different environment."
LINDSAY LOHAN was reportedly planning to take a three-week, post-rehab trip to Europe, but she was talked out of it by OPRAH WINFREY. A source says Oprah convinced Lindsay that she would be too tempted to relapse . . . so she canceled the trip.
8/5/13 Simon Cowell Latest
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MEGAN FOX and BRIAN AUSTIN GREEN are expecting their second child. Megan's rep says, quote, "I can confirm Megan is expecting her second child with her husband Brian. They are both very happy."
MILEY CYRUS has been voted the Most Cheat-Worthy Celebrity by the guys who use AshleyMadison.com . . . meaning she's the celebrity they'd most want to have an affair with. Miley took 18.6% of the vote, followed by MILA KUNIS with 12.4%. The average age of Ashley Madison users is 44. Miley is 20. That's slightly gross.
Simon Cowell's baby mama Lauren Silverman says her husband knew she was sleeping with Cowell, though he says that's not true. Sources say Laruen is telling friends that her husband knew about the affair and he was doing the same thing. But a close friend of the couple says Andrew didn't know about Lauren and Cowell's relationship, and it sounds like a desperate attempt to smear him.
Meanwhile, Simon Cowell dumped Lauren Silverman six weeks ago before he knew she was pregnant Sources say Simon told a friend, "It's over with Lauren - it has been since before anyone knew she was pregnant. I want matters resolved but in a sensitive way." The sources say Cowell is feeling confused about Lauren's pregnancy but has promised to stand by her side.
Lindsay Lohan is so serious about staying sober that she won't even allow alcohol in her presence. TMZ says LiLo plans to "stay clear of the hard stuff and not just in her home. We're told she will make demands that hotel rooms, dressing rooms...even mama Dina's home is alcohol free when she's present."


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KENT, Ohio— A brilliant first-half effort propelled the Miami University men's basketball team to a key 73-61 win at Kent State University on Tuesday night as the teams battle in the final week of the regular season to host a first-round game in next week's Mid-American Conference Tournament.
With the win, the RedHawks move to 12-16 on the season and 8-9 in MAC play, while the Golden Flashes drop to 16-14 overall and 7-10 in the MAC.
Senior forward Will Felder finished with 26 points in the winning effort, tying his career high at Miami. He sunk 10-of-18 field goals, also tying a career high in field goals for Felder at MU. It was Felder's fifth 20-point effort of the season and seventh as a RedHawk. He was one board shy of a double-double with nine rebounds to lead all players.
The RedHawks came out on fire in the first half, jumping out to a 45-25 lead at the intermission. Miami went 7-for-7 from 3-point range in the opening 20 minutes with junior guard Will Sullivan knocking down three treys and sophomore guard Willie Moore adding two long-range buckets. Miami used an 11-0 run from the 9:00 mark until a Golden Flash bucket with just under five and a half to go to help build its lead. Sullivan recorded the first five points and Felder tallied the final six during the RedHawk scoring flurry.
Miami had three players in double figures in the first half with Felder amassing 15 points and Sullivan and Moore each scoring 11. Miami shot an impressive 63.0 percent from the field, while handing out 12 assists and snagging seven steals in the first half.
Continuing its momentum into the second half, Miami used a 10-3 surge to take its largest lead of the game with 13:48 to play off a pair of Felder free throws, 57-33. However, the Golden Flashes retaliated with an 18-2 run to close within eight of the RedHawks with 7:58 to go, 59-51. After the teams traded points, Miami rattled off seven straight points to push its lead to 15 off a senior guard Quinten Rollins jumper at 3:45, and Miami kept its lead at double digits for the remainder of the game.
Moore finished with 14 points for Miami and added six rebounds, three assists and three steals to his line, while Sullivan notched 13 points, four rebounds and a blocked shot. Rollins chipped in eight points, six assists, four rebounds and two steals in the winning effort.
The RedHawks finished the game shooting 52.0 percent from the field, including 63.6 percent from the 3-point range.
Devareaux Manley led the Golden Flashes with 12 points.
Miami has one remaining home game on its regular-season slate as the RedHawks host rival Ohio at noon on Saturday, March 8 in the 193rd meeting between the teams. It will be a "Battle of the Bricks" doubleheader day at Millett Hall with the Miami University women's basketball team also hosting Ohio. Game time will be 30 minutes following the conclusion of the men's game at approximately 2:30 p.m.
Miami Athletics is offering a special "Rivalry Day" ticket price of $8 for the March 8 doubleheader, which gains admission to BOTH games! Miami University faculty and staff receive an additional bonus with ticket pricing at just $5 per ticket. This is a pre-sale offer and is not available on game day.
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Naruto Uzumaki is back! After two and a half years of training on the road with Jiraiya of the Sannin, Naruto is back in the Village Hidden in the Leaves and he's ready to show off his new skills. He and Sakura team up to take on their old master Kakashi, who's pretty impressed with their progress. They'll have plenty of opportunity to put it into action when news arrives from the Sand Village that Gaara, Naruto's former rival and now Kazekage of the Sand, has been kidnapped! And the culprits are the very same group who are after Naruto - the Akatsuki!
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Palomar Health CEO is No. 2 again
Covert makes more than almost every other local government employee in California
One other San Diego County official reached the top 10 highest-paid local government employees in 2011. Larry B. Anderson, chief executive officer of the Tri-City Hospital District, was paid $666,784, putting him in seventh place.
Both Covert and Anderson made less in 2011 than they did in 2010.
Covert earned $1,012,007 in 2010, or $233,183 more. Anderson made $829,926 in 2010, when he ranked fifth on the list.
Tri-City Spokeswoman Tarcy Connors said Anderson's 2010 wages were higher because of one-time payouts of a relocation allowance and a benefits payment delayed by a changeover in the district's benefits provider.
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WORST: She may have graduated from her High School Musical days, but Vanessa Hudgens still needs to be educated on the difference between underwear and cutoff shorts!
WORST: We appreciate the fact that Lea Michele wore something a little more racy than usual, but the navy lace ASOS micromini she opted for at the Los Angeles premiere of American Horror Story failed to flatter her figure. The Glee girl finished off the look with Biran Atwood booties.
BEST: Though she could have done better at the Los Angeles premiere of Footloose, Julianne Hough still looked cute in her Tibi ensemble, which she paired with Ruthie Davis heels.
WORST: Taryn Manning tried out too many trends, while out on the town in Los Angeles.
BEST: Scarlett Johansson hit a charity event with Scott Stringer looking super sophisticated in a Michael Kors sheath.
BEST: Sarah Jessica Parker rocked a sheer, sequined dress and a long blazer to the 20th Anniversary Benefit Celebrating Friends in Deed in NYC.
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WORST: Pink looked tough – and tacky – while out on the streets of NYC.
WORST: Coco Austin left little to the imagination with her skintight red jeans at the season 2 premiere of IFC's Onion News Network.
BEST: Freida Pinto absolutely dazzled in a Versace sequined gown at the GQ Men of the Year Awards in Mumbai.
WORST: Evan Rachel Wood may have been smoking in NYC, but she was far from smoking hot!
BEST: Kirsten Dunst looked startlingly sophisticated at an NYC screening of Melancholia, wearing a black halter gown.
BEST: Ashley Tisdale hit the Los Angeles premiere of Footloose, showing off her hot bod in a Lovers + Friends dress, which she paired with nude heels.
BEST: Jessica Biel got all done up for Paris Fashion Week, rocking a Giambattista Valli ensemble with a Chanel bag.
BEST: Cheryl Cole looked pretty in pink at the 2011 Pride of Britain Awards, wearing a gorgeous Victoria Beckham gown.
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BEAUFORT — Dixon captured the singles and doubles title in the Coastal Plains 1-A Conference tournament Wednesday, capping a league run in which the Bulldogs (6-8 overall) went unbeaten at 6-0 to claim the
Dixon sophomore Mariah Persun, who plays No. 3 for Dixon, won the singles championship, downing Lejeune's Kat Bradley 6-0, 6-1. In doubles, junior Bryanna Turnbough and sophomore Shi Warren, who also play No. 3 for Dixon, defeated Lejeune's Maggie Donovan and Caroline Christmas 6-3, 6-0.
All five girls advance to next week's individual championships.
The Bulldogs No. 1 and 2 singles players and No. 1 and 2 doubles teams were sick and unable to compete in the tournament at East Carteret, opening the door for Persun as well as Turnbough and Warren.
"She (Persun) did great," Dixon coach Daniel O'Dell said. "She played some great tennis."
Ditto for the doubles team, O'Dell said.
"The girls played fantastic," O'Dell said.
Dixon will now compete in the NCHSAA 1-A state team championships beginning Tuesday, although neither the team nor location has been announced, O'Dell said.
Also, Persun and Bradley as well as the doubles teams from Dixon and Lejeune will compete in the 1-A East Regional individual championships, which begin Friday at Herman Park in Goldsboro.
n Richlands 1, East Duplin 0: Ransome Stone scored early in the second half for the only goal of the game as Richlands defeat East Duplin in an East Central 2-A Conference match in Beulaville.
Richlands 0 1— 1
East Duplin 0 0— 0
GOALS—R: Ransome Stone. ASSISTS—R: NA. IN GOAL—R: Eddleman (9 saves). ED: Corte-Real (3 saves). SHOTS ON GOAL—R 4, ED 9. CORNER KICKS—R 4, ED 5. RECORDS—R 7-8-1, 4-3, at Swansboro on Monday. ED 6-11-1, 2-6, hosts Croatan on Monday.
n Southwest 5, East Carteret 0: Kevin Hounshell scored 2 goals to lead Southwest to a Coastal Plains 1-A Conference win at East Carteret.
Austin Tausch added a goal and an assist for the Stallions.
Southwest 3 2— 5
East Carteret 0 0— 0
GOALS—S: Hounshell 2, Tausch, Abraham Parra, Alex Blake. ASSISTS—S: Nick Cameron 2, Tausch, Jonathan Miltier. IN GOAL—S: Nick Matics (5 saves). E: Gaston Sanders (10 saves). SHOTS ON GOAL—S 15, E 5. CORNER KICKS—S 5, E 0. RECORDS—S: 6-2-2, 3-0, hosts Lejeune today. E: 4-5, 1-2, hosts Dixon on Monday.
n Dixon 2, Lejeune 0: Dixon scored both its goals in the first half en route to a Coastal Plains 1-A Conference victory at Lejeune.
Carter Phillips and Zachary Foster each found the net for the Bulldogs.
Dixon 2 0— 2
Lejeune 0 0— 0
GOALS—D: Phillips, Foster. ASSISTS—D: Chandler Pitz, Chris Brown. IN GOAL—D: Kenny Berregard (3 saves). L: Jason Larcombe (15 saves). SHOTS ON GOAL—D 17, L 3. CORNER KICKS—D 9, L 2. RECORDS—D: 10-7-1, 2-1, at East Carteret on Monday. L: 0-12-1, 0-3, at Southwest today.
n Croatan 4, Northside 2: Garrett Bridgewater and Grant Allen each had a goal and an assist to lead Croatan to an East Central 2-A Conference win over Northside.
Gunner Tolston and J.T. Dupree each added a goal for the Cougars. Aaron Batchelor had a goal and an assist for the Monarchs.
Northside 1 1— 2
Croatan 2 2— 4
GOALS—N: Batchelor, Gilbert Raymond. C: Bridgewater, Tolston, Allen, Dupree. ASSISTS—N: Batchelor. C: Bridgewater, Mason Marks, Allen. IN GOAL—N: Alex Hull (5 saves). C: Zach Tracy (7 saves). SHOTS ON GOAL—N 9, C 9. CORNER KICKS—N 1, C 11. RECORDS—N: 0-13, 0-9. C: 3-13-2, 2-7, at East Duplin on Monday.
n Clinton 1, Swansboro 0 OT: Clinton scored in the first minute of the second 10-minute overtime as the Dark Horses slipped by Swansboro to remain unbeaten in the East Central 2-A Conference with its road victory.
Clinton 0 0 0 1 — 1
Swansboro 0 0 0 0 — 0
GOALS—C: NA. ASSISTS—C: NA. IN GOAL—C: NA. S: Kohlman (7 saves). SHOTS ON GOAL—C 8, S 4. CORNER KICKS—C 4, S 2. RECORDS—C 12-4-1, 7-0-1. S 10-5-2, 6-2-1, hosts Richlands on Monday.
n Booker breaks school mark: White Oak's J.T. Booker broke the school record with a time of 15:51 during a home meet against three other Coastal 3-A Conference teams.
Booker, who finished second, held the previous school mark of 16:04.
White Oak's MaryKate Helms won the girls' race at 19:08.
TEAMS: West Carteret 23, White Oak 45, Jacksonville 87, South Central 91
INDIVIDUALS: 1. John Crossley (WC) 15:32; 2. Booker (WO) 15:51; 4. Jared Smith (J) 16:10; 7. Xyacery Bryant (WO) 16:48; 10. Kai Booker (WO) 17:05.
TEAMS: West Carteret 25, White Oak 37, South Central 72, Jacksonville 112
INDIVIDUALS: 1. Helms (WO) 19:08; 4. Marlena Cornell (WO) 19:37; 9. Aubrey Bratton (WO) 21:04.
n White Oak 3, West Craven 0: Houston Etscheidt recorded 12 assists to help White Oak sweep West Craven in a Coastal 3-A Conference match.
Emily McLain added 5 blocks, 4 kills and 4 hits for the Vikings, who host rival Jacksonville today in both team's regular-season finale.
White Oak 25 25 25
West Craven 13 22 22
LEADING PLAYERS—WO: Latina Bailey 15 points, 6 hits, 3 kills; Spencer Goodson 6 points, 5 hits, 6 kills; Mclain 4 hits, 4 kills, 5 blocks; Etscheidt 10 points, 12 assists. RECORDS—WO: 14-7, 7-6, hosts Jacksonville today.
West Craven d. White Oak 25-12, 25-13
LEADING PLAYERS — WO: NA. RECORDS — WO: 0-20, 0-13, hosts Jacksonville today.
East Duplin5, Richlands 0
LEADING PLAYERS — ED: Canales 3 goalsl Rebollar 1 goall; Sanchez 1 goal; J. Blackburn 1 assist; A. Blackburn 1 assist; Rodriguez 1 assist. RECORDS — NA.


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conceals fine lines and signs of fatigue
This blendable anti-aging concealer instantly brightens, hydrates and covers imperfections in the eye area, from dark circles to fine lines. The sheer formula works to correct skin's tone and erase the signs of fatigue, and it can be applied on top of other eye treatments. Powered by NIA114™, this illuminator instantly refreshes the eye area and helps skin look rested. 0.25 oz.
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Aqua (Water, Eau), Isododecane, Polybutene, Tridecyl Neopentanoate, Dimethicone, Glycerin, Sodium Potassium Aluminum Silicate, Cetyl PEG/PPG-1/10 Dimethicone, Polymethylsilsesquioxane, Myristyl Nicotinate, Glyceryl Behenate/Eicosadioate, Stearic Acid, Disteardiminium Hectorite, Hexyl Laurate, Polyglyceryl-4 Isostearate, Butylene Glycol, Hesperidin Methyl Chalcone, Steareth-20, Dipeptide-2, Palmitoyl Tetrapeptide-7, Sodium Polyacrylate, Sodium Chloride, Silica, Sorbitan Sesquioleate, Tocopheryl Acetate, Sodium PCA, Isopropyl Titanium Triisostearate, Sodium Lauroyl Glutamate, Benzyl Alcohol, Benzoic Acid, Sorbic Acid, Propylene Carbonate, Phenoxyethanol, Iodopropynyl Butylcarbamate, Parfum (Fragrance), Disodium EDTA. May contain +/-: CI 77891 (Titanium Dioxide), CI 77491, CI 77492, CI 77499 (Iron Oxides)
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Use the wand to apply it to the undereye area or any other areas that need illuminating. For external use only. Keep out of the reach of children. Avoid eye contact. If product comes into contact with the eyes, flush well with water. Discontinue use if signs of irritation or a rash appear.
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