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I've decided I really like this city. I always knew I liked it, but while strolling around yesterday evening I decided I really like it. It's like a year round carnival here; people are pushing around carts with umbrellas selling ice creams and drinks. The tourist attractions are really just attractions. I live by one of the biggest, India gate and it's mostly local people who go there with their entire family to eat ice cream and jump in the pond.
Delhi makes me laugh when I don't think it means to. As I got on the underground metro last night I joined the 200 metre queue for the security check and all the men around me excitedly told me to get out of the queue, it's just for men. Less women use the metro it seems and the free space to my left was the ladies queue. I skipped past them all, and past the guard who'd made a fort for himself out of sandbags and went straight to the airport-like security. Every bag gets scanned and regardless of the outcome every person gets searched.
While I was behind the curtain getting poked and prodded by the security lady I noticed a sign with all the items banned from the subway; corpses, decaying animals, bones (unless bleached), human skeletons, manure (of any kind) and dirty t-shirts. Thankfully I had none of those on me yesterday so I passed the inspection.
Delhi is becoming more similar to its western counterparts the whole time. The newest addition is chain fitness centres with the tag line 'It's not just for movie stars'. I wandered in for the first time after my metro ride. It may actually be only for movie stars; the visit cost half my weekly salary. The upside is the gym comes with free soft drinks, so I made some of the money back, but then it may have defeated the purpose of the visit. I tried a spin class, which was just like a spin class back home. Except for the amount of mobile phones on bikes and people mid way through a sprint hopping off to take a call. When it was all over and time to stretch half the class decided that was unnecessary bending and so left! Most made their way to the Pepsi machine before moving on to the treadmill. That must have hurt.
Our field work is now over and we have four weeks to write a 30 page report on how the water and sanitation programme is being maintained…..or not as we may write. I don't think I've ever been lied to as much in my life. It was clear nothing was happening in most schools, often due to no fault of the staff, but they saw us coming with the government officials in tow and told us what they thought we wanted to hear.
Thing is, children rarely lie. Especially about water and sanitation issues. The schools seemed to have anticipated some of our questions like 'Who maintains the bio intensive garden'. Don't think they were expecting us to ask the little ones 'When was said garden built'. A lot said two to three days ago. One little chap was even more direct and answered "When we heard you were coming".
After our two weeks in rural India we're back in the big city. The weather changed since we've been away, the monsoon came (although thanks to Mr. Global Warming that no longer means rain – just humidity) and now it's sticky and sweaty here.
Speaking of global warming, the papers this week have been documenting the fall in tourism in Udaipur. I hope you can see the picture below (I'm using my phone as a modem here….)
Well nowadays tour operators use motorbikes and cars instead of the boat you see in the picture. That photo was taken just last year and somehow one missing monsoon has dried the whole place up! I can't find the photo of the dry lake but I'll get it.
My own photos are on route to this blog. They should be here any day now. Once this internet connection speeds up I'll show all the great photos of the fake gardens, the 3 foot health monitors who I'm supposed to believe administer first aid and the game of snakes and ladders that includes a drop of eight places if you are caught relieving yourself in the open.


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The 3DS was doing just fine in sales after they decided to drop the price of the system. There was really no point for them to create the 3DS XL when the original 3DS was still selling well among consumers. The 3DS XL is just an unnecessary revision when the original 3DS is so much better in terms of size and price.
You're either a vita fanboy or you've never tried the XL. It is MUCH better than the original 3ds in every way.
I prefer the original model. the screen resolution doesn't bother me, it's a person's preference thing.
longer battery life, can be good yes but most of the time I don't game to the point that my 3DS dies when I'm on the go in general.
comfortable to hold - doesn't bother me for the original so another preference thing.
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They wanted a deluxe version.
Agreed! I bought the 3DS before price drop. Sold it at $10 loss 2 weeks later. I liked it but the 3D effect on the tiny screen was just too straining on my old eyes.
On launch day, I bought a blue XL and was so happy with the size, weight, battery life and comfort compared to the non XL. Unfortunately, the larger screen did little to help me with the 3D effect so I keep it in 2D mode 95% of the time. Overall, I think the XL is the superior product and personally think if Nintendo put that 2nd analog stick on the XL, hardly anyone would complain about it. And I'm not blaming Nintendo for doing a crappy job with the 3D function because my eyes are just not suited for glasses free 3D.
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They wanted to fix the 3DS. The original had a lot of problems.
I like the look and size of the original. I hope they make a new model between the 2 sizes.
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the build quality is definitely worse than the original.
Has a proper d-pad and start, select, and home buttons.
Has full L and R buttons instead of that skinny half-button crap.
Has a 3D switch that can stay locked into the off position.
Has headphone port off to one side instead of in the middle.
Has stylus on the side rather than on the back next to the cartridge slot.
Has matte finish to avoid nasty fingerprints all over it and a nicer overall feel in the hand.
Has round corners instead of sharp corners that dig into your hand.
Doesn't have an ugly as sin three layer design that also allows the back layer to start separating from the middle layer (I had to send my original 3DS in for warranty repairs because of this and how horrible the d-pad was).
And most importantly, doesn't have a pointless second raised edge around the touch screen that is designed solely to destroy your top screen when you close the system.
Yeah, that's definitely worse, but only if you have no understanding of what the word worse means. To everyone who does know what worse means, it's undeniable fact that the original 3DS has far worse build quality than the XL. I don't even need that entire list to prove that, just the fact that the original is designed to destroy your top screen and the XL isn't is all you need to prove that the XL's build quality is vastly superior.
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This topic is so stupid I had to slap my wife.
You should have included a poll.
"Yes, the XL is better"
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Nintendo chose to make the XL model because:
I hope to god the SD card wasn't a factor, cause if it was, people are stupider than I thought.
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VIZIANAGARAM: Families affected by Thotapalli and Peddagedda irrigation projects on Friday staged protest demonstrations at the Collector's office saying that some of them who returned after deserting their homes temporarily for some time in search of livelihood were denied relief and rehabilitation package. Moreover, to their dismay, they were declared ineligible for the package.
M. Krishna Murty, CPI (M) district secretary, who led the protesters, said that a few families from Gunanapuram, Markondaputti, Bitrapadu, Nimmalapadu, Sunki, Duggi and other villages under Thotapalli project left homes in search of work. "Though they have their homes, ration cards and voter identity cards, they were denied compensation reportedly due to politics." Mr. Krishna Murty said as per the norms, R&R package must be given to those who crossed 18 years of age, widows and widowers but this was not followed. He demanded an inquiry into irregularities at the base level and compensation to all families displaced by the projects. He threatened to launch an agitation any time after August 5 if the demand was not accomplished by then. Project Nirvasithula Porata Committee state vice-president Bantu Dasu and farmers participated.


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My exhange is due to be enabled in September this year, Exchange is Widnes (LVWID) Ive seen a few streets in the area with the new Fiber cabinets installed as well.
Im on CAB P82 and the Postcode is WA8 8UE, However according to the December 2011 Spreadsheet it says that my Cabinet is 'Not part of a phase' Does this mean that BTO have not set a date to upgrade it yet, or i cant get infinity at all?
Estate is a modern build about 5 years old, can anyone tell me somehow if my Cab will be upgraded in due time? BT wholesale checker says not available yet which is obvious.
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As I understand it the exchange gets upgraded then there is a roll out to the multitude of cabinets.
The easiest way to check is to try this link http://www.productsandservices.bt.com/consumerProd
Alternatively this may help https://www.btwholesale.com/includes/adsl/main.htm
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Hi forgot to add, how would Openreach determine were i live is Commercially Viable? Would this already be done now, or only when they - for example begin a new phase etc? I know its a confusing question, just trying to cover as much as possible.
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Saturday noon tune(s): The day Michael Jackson took over the world
Two years ago today, Michael Jackson died at the age of 50. By the time of his death, for many, he'd become a pop-culture freak show, a religious icon and a punchline. Lost in all of that - and in the manslaughter trial against his physician that is still meandering through the courts (here's the latest "development") - was the performer himself.
For a refresher on what a game-changer Jackson was, here's the moment he did it: his performance of "Billie Jean" during the taping of the TV special "Motown 25: Yesterday, Today, Forever" in March 1983. Entertainment Weekly has a nice archival write-up on Jackson's performance, and its impact, here; when Fred Astaire calls you at home to tell you "you're a hell of a mover," you know something new is in the wind. »Read Full Blog Post
Ruckus @ The Rock includes sledding, food, music
The Rock meets The Snow and The Cardboard.
The Rock Sports Complex, 7900 W. Crystal Ridge Dr. in Franklin, will host the first annual "Ruckus @ The Rock" from 10 a.m. to midnight March 9. The event line-up includes The Cardboard Classic cardboard sled race, pond skimming, Glow Snow Tubing, and two separate ski/snowboard competitions. »Read Full Article
Wauwatosa officials support chain restaurant ban in East Tosa
Chain restaurants would be banned on the east end of North Avenue under a proposal introduced before Common Council members last week.
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Former Pabst brewery gets green award
A hilltop site once famous for brewing Pabst Blue Ribbon beer, was named one of the greenest neighborhoods in the world Tuesday.
The redevelopment project at the former Pabst Brewing Company known as The Brewery won the highest designation for sustainable development practices from the U.S. Green Building Council. It was one of three neighborhoods in the U.S. and five in the world to be granted the LEED Platinum designation. »Read Full Blog Post(6)
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WMCS-AM (1290), the station whose talk and music format has served the African American community for twenty years is changing formats, it was announced Tuesday.
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Los Angeles schools may eliminate flavored milk
New superintendent of L.A. schools tells Jamie Oliver on 'Jimmy Kimmel Live!' that he wants the district to stop serving flavored milk.
Thu, Apr 28, 2011 at 09:09 AM
A few weeks ago, I mentioned Jamie Oliver's campaign to get schools to choose plain milk. The flavored milk served in most schools contains just as much sugar as soda, and that's not good for the health of our kids.
The second season of "Jamie Oliver's Food Revolution" is airing now, and this year, he's tackling the food problems of Los Angeles. When he was filming in the city, he was banned by the former superintendent from going into schools.
The city has a new superintendent, John Deasy, and Deasy joined Oliver on "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" to announce that he will recommend to the board of education that flavored milk be eliminated from the district.
This isn't a done deal by any means. The Slow Cook blog this morning discusses the scare tactics the dairy industry has been using lately to keep flavored milk in schools.
Faced with a cultural shift away from milk in favor of drinking sodas, the U.S. dairy industry has pulled out all the stops to scare parents and school food service directors into believing that kids will collapse in a heap of rickets and osteoporosis unless they have access to milk tarted up with sugar.
It's not just students' health that the industry says will be affected. They try to scare the schools by telling district officials that their food budgets will be cut if they don't offer flavored milk.
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INGREDIENTSCyclomethicone, Dimethicone, Argania Spinosa Kernel Oil (Argan Oil), Parfum (Fragrance), Linseed (Linum Usitatissimum) Extract, Butylphenyl Methylpropional, Benzyl Benzoate, Alpha-Isomethyl Ionone, CI 26100 (Red 17), CI 47000 (Yellow 11).
on 10/1/2012 12:26:00 AM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Neutral
Hair: Blond, Wavy, Fine
Eyes: Hazel
I use this only on the ends of my hair. When used on damp hair, I feel like the product speeds up drying time and leaves my hair soft and shiny while taming frizzies. When I curl my hair with my flat iron I like to use a very small amount of the oil and run it through my hair from the mid-ends. I dislike the packaging because it is hard to control how much product you'll be using. Also a glass bottle and oily hands sets the stage for a disaster! Only other con is that if you have to use too much your hair turns into a greasy mess.
on 9/25/2012 10:11:00 AM
Age: 30-35
Skin: Very Oily, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
hmmmmmmmmmmmmm not great tbh. what's all the fuss about? I didn't notice a great difference and felt as if i were overloading my hair with rubbish. L'Oreal's Everpure serum is far better than this and a third of the price.
on 9/25/2012 9:28:00 AM
Age: 44-55
Skin: Dry, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
This product is made up by mainly silicones. Argan oil is one of the last ingredients on the list. And the bottle? Not even a dispenser on mine. For the price I paid --> wow! I have much better and similar products in my arsenal + argan oil. And that without the heavy pricetag of this.
on 9/25/2012 7:29:00 AM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Normal, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Other
I LOVE THIS PRODUCT! It makes the flyaways and most of the frizzies on my hair go down (that is a lot because I have a lot of nappy hair. I put a pump when my hair is straightened or relaxed, and two-three pumps when my hair is frizzy. I just put it on my hands rub it together put it on my hair and poff frizzies gone!
on 9/25/2012 6:52:00 AM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Very Dry, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
I use this before blow drying or leaving to dry naturally and it really makes a difference to my hair. I get no frizz, just soft and shiny hair. It smells delicious and you only need a small amount. It seems to make blow drying quicker.
on 9/23/2012 10:07:00 AM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Normal, Olive, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
I like MOROCCANOIL pretty much.
The only thing I DON'T Like is a PRICE as for me it is TOO
For example here in Moscow Moroccanoil 100ml costs 50-60$ for bottle.
I used to buy it on Ebay BUT last times MOROCCANOIL closed
the auctions I placed bids on since (as explained seller)
they don't like to see their products sell low price from
Israel bla..bla..bla...
By the way the lowest price for MOROCCANOIL can be found only in Israel since it's
Israel Brand and produced there.
So the lowest price I could get from Israel was 37$ including delivery on
www.ledyshop.com comparing to 50$ locally in Moscow.
It is nice product but their price policy really sucks :(
on 9/13/2012 2:13:00 AM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Normal, Medium, Neutral
Hair: Blond, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Brown
This product is great for summertime when hair tends to be quite dry and unruly. For girls with fine hair I would highly recommend the light formula as the original steals all your volume! This stuff seems to work miracles curly thick hair. I watched a friend of mine go from beach frizz to beautiful control curls. It does have a very strong scent which I luckily love. If you want a cheaper alternative Argon Oil is also just as good.
on 9/11/2012 8:17:00 AM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Oily, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Green
Moroccan oil has to be the best hair product ever! In my opinion nothing can touch it and I've tried a lot of products. I use it everyday without fail.
You only need a tiny amount so the bottle lasts ages which makes is reasonably priced. I apply a small amount to my damp hair then blow dry, the result makes my hair so shiny and silky and not a dry patch in site. Highly recommended, especially for long blonde hair because I find it difficult to make my blonde hair super shiny but this does it amazingly. I wouldn't apply it on dry hair, I have tried this and found it makes my dry hair look greasy and doesn't work as well.
It smells gorgeous too! I will continue using it for good now and won't look back.
Get it!! :) Xx
on 9/8/2012 9:52:00 AM
Age: 44-55
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Cool
Hair: Black, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Brown
Am always on the lookout for products for my daughters fine hair. She has a lot of it which tends to dry out from weekly swimming lessons and summer fun swims. When I smelled this, I made up my mind to buy some. At the store, I was told that it may be too greasy for her young and fine hair. I finally read the ingredients and am surprised at the amount of silicones in it which will make hair feel nice for a few days then will do all sorts of things like: weigh down hair, cause breakouts, show split ends… Glad I didn't spend $50 Canadian for this small bottle. Will keep looking for stores that sell real argan oil.
on 9/5/2012 4:48:00 PM
Age: 36-43
Skin: Dry, Fair-Medium, Warm
Hair: Brown, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Green
The salon I go to recently added Moroccan Oil to its product line and all the stylists have been raving about it. It was recommended to me, so I purchased the smallest bottle in order to try it out. Really, I don't know what all the hype is about. The smell gives me a headache (luckily, the smell fades quickly) and I haven't seen any difference in my color treated hair's appearance. This stuff is super expensive and it's hard to get a tiny bit out of the bottle (I'm afraid more than a dime sized amount would cause my hair to become greasy). Others seem to really love Moroccan Oil, but I've been underwhelmed by the products I've tried so far.
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An average of 130 passengers travelled on each trip of Mumbai Monorail on Tuesday, the first day of the extended operational hours, as compared to an average of 328 on its first day of public operations on February 2.
The ridership on Mumbai's latest transportation system is constantly taking a dip. In the last week of February, an average of 195 passengers had used the monorail on each trip.
On Tuesday and Wednesday, the commuters were a combination of joyriders as well as regular passengers.
On Tuesday, a total of 115 monorail trips were made to ferry 15,016 commuters between 6am and 8pm — the extended operational time. Till Monday, the system was being operated for eight hours, between 7am and 3pm.
The dipping footfall also translates into reducing revenue earned by the operators. On Tuesday, an average of Rs1,151 was earned from ticket sales for each trip as against the operation and maintenance input cost of around Rs3,500 on each trip.
As per the break-up available, maximum commuters boarded monorail at Chembur (5,329 passengers) and Wadala depot (3,636 passengers) stations and the least number of passengers took the monorail at Mysore Colony (775 passengers).
"In all, 14,686 tokens were sold along with only 22 monorail smart cards. The rest of the 308 commuters travelled on the smart cards purchased previously," read a statement issued by the Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority (MMRDA).


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Expensive tastes boost luxury spendingFrom what we wear and drive to where we live, many are tapping into the luxury market at an unprecedented level.
Bring a little style to your man's ChristmasWhen it comes to buying a great Christmas gift for a guy, Larry Rosen says there are a couple of ways that women can look at it. One is to consider it a good time to spoil your fella, buying him things that he simply wouldn't buy for himself.


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Although some find the ritual of packing and unpacking holiday decorations soothing, I've never been one of those people. My biggest problem are wreaths. They crush easily and usually require special attention.
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Huntkey Unleashes PBA7000 Power Bank
By Cássio Lima on April 3, 2013 - 12:50 PM
Huntkey is expanding its lineup of power banks with a new model, the PBA7000. Compared with previous models, such as PBA2000 and PBA3500, PBA7000 has a larger capacity. Therefore, it can meet users' charging needs during long journeys with more digital equipment.
The Huntkey PBA7000, with a capacity of 7000 mAh, has two 5V1A USB outputs, so it can easily charge two digital products at the same time. Loaded with two polymer lithium ion batteries, the PBA7000 is environmentally friendly and extremely durable. The charging and discharging time can reach up to 1,000 times or more. Four built-in protections (OVP, OCP, OTP and SCP) guarantee maximum safety of the product. There are four LED lights on the power bank, which are monitored by a mini-PC and can intelligently display how much power is left in the power bank. The undersurface is made of aluminum, which gives it a smooth texture and superb heat dissipation. The PBA7000 is equipped with a 1-to-3 charging cable, and is therefore compatible with most mobile phones and digital products.
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The Robert F. DeCaprio Art Gallery is a meeting ground for students of Moraine Valley, the local community, and the contemporary art world. Our mission is to present significant works, through exhibitions and programming, by local, national and international artists.
For more information about the artists featured in this season of exhibitions at the Robert F. DeCaprio Art Gallery, as well as details of upcoming artist talks, associated activities and opportunities, visit morainevalley.edu/fpac.
Exhibitions are available for viewing Monday-Friday 9 a.m.-4:30 p.m. and during most Fine and Performing Arts Center performances.
We are now seeking artists to exhibit in the Robert F. DeCaprio Art
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Christine Wuenschel
Body Contact, Drawings by Christine Wuenschel
March 23-April 24
Reception: Thursday, March 26, 3-5 p.m.
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- Christine Wuenschel's large-scale drawings of nude bodies, sometimes piled one on top of the other,
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- Christine Wuenschel's large-scale drawings of nude bodies, sometimes piled one on top of the other, explore the tension between pleasure and discomfort and challenge historically rooted notions of nudity and sensuality.
MVCC Juried Student Art Exhibition
April 27-May 21
Reception: Thursday, April 30, 3-5 p.m.
Artist talk at 3:30 p.m.
- The annual selection of student work showing the breadth and depth of the college's emerging artistic talent. The exhibition features work from across all areas of study, including painting, drawing, sculpture, ceramics, photography, design, and printmaking. The accompanying atrium display will feature designs submitted by students to this year's exhibition poster and invitation card competition.
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It was the PERFECT morning weather-wise. The shade was even a little chilly! Fabulous running weather.
So, I covered the first third of my run for breakfast. Yum.
Definitely the best corral I've ever been in. Which is a little sad in itself. But don't rain on my parade, I was excited!
The Fitness 4-Mile was split into women's only and men's only heats (hence the corral), which was a little strange. Girls are kind of mean! And pushy! Sigh. Don't think I like running with all girls.
After some random guy (he was fairly important I think…just don't know who he was) led us in some quick stretches, we were off.
I kept having to remind myself that I still had 4 miles after my 4 mile race, and needed to pace myself for that. Not that 12 miles is anything super crazy, but I'm still a little on edge when it comes to adding mileage. I'm overly cautious about overtraining and injury these days…with good reason!
Despite my longer-than-normal "warmup", my legs still felt fresh and turned over easily, which was welcome. I definitely pushed much harder than I would have if I was simply running 12 straight miles. I think race mile 2 to 3 was the most frustrating. It took forever! It was one of those miles where you swear you passed the next mile marker, only to find out you didn't. Freakin' annoying! Which is ironic, because I've run this exact loop about 67 times and I know every single landmark. Whatever. Of course, the hills put me to work during mile 3…but overall I felt fine, no crazy news, nothing overly mind-blowing. I crossed the finish line happy and ready to tackle more NYC miles.
I devoured some pretzels and a couple bites of an apple post-run, then headed to the West Side for the last 4 miles right away. I was mildly worried that my stomach would give me problems, but then I remembered I typically have a stomach of steel and that the salt and carbs from the pretzels would help more than anything.
So then I frolicked down the West Side Highway.
La-de-da! All sorts of things to distract me from the lactic-acidy feeling in my legs!
It was pretty wonderful to break up the run into three distinguishable parts…although I didn't take much time in between each leg of the run. The longest break was probably the 5 minutes I spent waiting for the race to start in my corral. Side note: I'm still a little worried that I'm only up to 12 miles and the Philly Marathon is in 2 months. I'll be good…right? RIGHT? Opinions welcome. If they are positive, that is. (Kidding. Sorta.)
Part 2. Race + West Side.
On the train home I realized there SERIOUSLY IS SUCH A THING AS A RUNNER'S HIGH. Yes, I've been running for years. But I'm finally taking note of just how awesome I feel afterwards. And it's not just the weather! (I'm always in a good mood when the weather is nice!) The further I run and the more I feel as though I'm improving, the more blissfully happy I feel overall. I think about how I have a safe, comfortable home, a loving family, and the most perfectly wonderful boyfriend ever. (Hi Mom! Hi Dad! Hi Brendan!) Even if I start off feeling like things just suck (dramatic), everything is simply wonderful in the hours following a long run. IT. IS. AMAZING. This is how life should be. Always.
For example, today I became overly enthusiastic about my breakfast and the day ahead:
Recipe for success: steel cut oats, peanut butter, maple syrup, chia seeds, and football. Oh, and coffee. And compression shorts.
I was also super thrilled about my plan for the afternoon:
FARM! Fresh vegetables! Fresh fruits! Fresh eggs! I feel like I'm back at home.
I am one happy girl. Although, the farm visit made me miss Iowa even more than I already do. Sadly I'm not sure when I'll be able to visit next, but I'm so ready to see my family and breathe in the fresh Midwestern air. And go apple picking and be surrounded by equally as crazy of fans of my football team.
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By Thomas Gerbasi - For Cedric Agnew, the great thing about conventional wisdom is that it never won a fight. So while that aforementioned wisdom says that the unbeaten - but unknown and untested - Chicago native is going to end up on WBO light heavyweight champion Sergey Kovalevs highlight reel this Saturday in Atlantic City, Agnew brings a quiet confidence into the biggest fight of his life, along with a simple solution to hearing daily about the growing legend of the Krusher.
I just dont pay attention to it, he said quietly, the usual mode of conversation from the 27-year-old. Thats probably the best way to be for a fight like this. Stay below the radar, be stealthy, and strike when its time to do so. And no one has done it better than Agnew.
A former amateur star, Agnew turned pro in 2007, slowly and steadily building his record and reputation like countless other hungry fighters. There were recognizable names sprinkled throughout Rubin Williams, Daniel Judah, and Otis Griffin but just as many no hopers with losing records, leaving a question mark as to whether Agnews impressive slate was a reflection of his talent or his competition. [Click Here To Read More]
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Another lamb to the slaughter I´m afraid, but at least he has the balls to give it a go. Unlike some..
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I've seen footage of him training and also seen some fights. He's way over matched and how this fight could be sanctioned is actually beyond my comprehension. Kovalev should be ashamed he's facing such an opponent and his promoter should try selling tomatoes instead of fights. This is a rubbish fight.
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Agnew is a good talent. And hes a humble and nice guy.
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Agnew's best win was against a Yusef Mack that's reeling badly, Fonfara was against Campillo who's also declining, but has way more left than Mack.
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Agnew is not tested by any means but is no slouch. He fights out of a solid defensive stance and keeps his hands up often, does not look to get hit alot. Fights southpaw, he has decent speed in his hands and he has some pop, but yes he is virtually untested. Still I don't think this is a lamb being sent to a slaughter. He might make more of a fight out of this than you all think. Will probably lose but he may give a good showing, dont expect it to be a complete demolition. Also them ChIraq kids aint no punks! Hopefully he's one of the tough ones to make it off the streets and not a softie.
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I will always be a Kansas City Chiefs fan at heart, but if they let Tony Gonzalez go I may go on strike. He's not just a Chief, he is THE Chief. He's been the most consistent Chiefs player for the last decade breaking every major record there is for a tight end to break along the way. He's been to 9 Pro Bowls and is a for sure Hall of Famer, yet it seems the Chiefs are just kind of pushing him to the side this year in there quest to make the Chiefs "younger". I've never really been upset with any personel decision the Chiefs are made but if they do let him go, I will be pretty distraught as a Chiefs fan.
However, being a huge Tony Gonzalez fan, I realize for him maybe it would be the best thing. I've said for the last couple of years that I wish the Chiefs could win a Super Bowl just so Tony G would finally get that ring. So realizing how selfish it would be to keep him in KC for a losing team with no signs of being good any time soon, I suppose I can live with him going to a Super Bowl contender.


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St. Vincent - Celebrate Brooklyn at the Prospect Park Bandshell - 8/9/14
Better Than: A religious experience that doesn't involve distortion pedals.
Jena Ardell. See all the photos from Saturday night's St. Vincent show in Brooklyn.
The weather and landscape couldn't have been more ideal in Prospect Park for Celebrate Brooklyn Saturday, as concertgoers passed time picnicking and playing games on the park grounds for hours in anticipation of St. Vincent's return to her home city.
San Fermin put the audience in a trance before St. Vincent took the stage. The soothing tone of lead singer's Allen Tate's voice is a mild aphrodisiac, but we wish he was more lively on stage. Luckily, the infusion of sax, trumpet, and trombone kept us on our toes.
After the sky began to darken and San Fermin exited the stage, St. Vincent (AKA: Annie Clark) emerged wearing an other-worldly, leggy frock and her signature brightly colored eye makeup, shuffling in front of an enthusiastic crowd ready for the oddball persona and guitar-goddess chops that have earned praise from fans and critics alike.
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A pre-recorded robotic voice asked fans to refrain from capturing the performance on their digital devices so they could be experience it more fully without distraction. The crowd cheered and then, as soon as Clark appeared, raised their smart phones into the air to snap photos and take video.
Clark examines the urge to capture and share our experiences on her single "Digital Witness," which she launched into after a strong "Rattlesnake" opener.
After opening with two of the more appealing tracks from her latest self-titled record, she dipped into her catalog, keeping the concert upbeat with "Cruel" from 2011's "Strange Mercy."
Backed by a three-piece band that occasionally joined Clark in her kitschy choreographed dances, Clark gave a tightly controlled performance that became unleashed during her impressive guitar solos. During the show, Clark climbed a three-tiered pyramid behind her, singing songs from the top of the structure, lying down to sing on her back during "I Prefer Your Love." She eventually launched into the crowd as she worked herself through a "Your Lips Are Red" guitar solo during the encore.
Minimalism is Clark's M.O.: She's crafted a stage presence that thrives on less-is-more choreography and pinpoint micromovements that, at times, can only be enjoyed by the front row. She baby-steps to and from the mic stand in a robotic shuffle.
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Since the iHub is for web designers, as well as programmers, we wanted to even out the numbers on our team a little bit. (Jessica comes from a programming and research background. I come from a business and strategy background.) Tosh comes from a number of years working through the Nairobits digital design school at the Godown, and has worked in training and managing there since he graduated. His background includes work in magazine, ad agency work, sign and web design industries.
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TORONTO, April 22, 2013--Academic medical centres invest considerable time, money and other resources in leadership training programs, yet there is no evidence such programs work, a new study has found.
In particular, researchers led by Dr. Sharon Straus at St. Michael's Hospital said they could not determine whether participation in these leadership programs addresses the "paucity of women leaders" in faculty positions at teaching hospitals or which components of leadership training are most effective for women.
Her findings were published online in the journal Academic Medicine.
Dr. Straus said that while the business world had supported leadership training for decades, academic medical centres embraced the concept only within the last 10 years or so. Their programs range from sessions on coaching strategies to sending clinicians to MBA courses.
Dr. Straus reviewed existing research on academic medicine leadership training programs to examine which types of programs are most effective and what are their outcomes.
"Teaching hospitals are developing such programs and investing significant resources, including faculty time and money, yet we found a remarkable paucity of literature that presents the benefits of such leadership training," said Dr. Straus, a geriatrician and director of knowledge translation at the hospital's Li Ka Shing Knowledge Institute.
"We found that leadership programs have modest at best effects on the yardsticks that matter most to teaching hospitals, including advancement in leadership ranks and ability to publish papers in peer-reviewed journals. We have no measurable evidence it's better to have leadership programs or do nothing."
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JULY 16, 2009 I The University of Wisconsin-River Falls journalism department has received a $2,730 educational support grant from the Wisconsin Broadcasters Association Foundation.
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WBAs support has been invaluable," says Sandy Ellis, a UWRF professor and journalism department chairperson. "The grants provided radio and TV equipment and software used by UWRF student reporters on a daily basis. In addition to benefiting students directly, the community has greater access to local radio and TV stories as a result. Were fortunate that Wisconsin broadcasters are so enthusiastic in their support of higher education.
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Water polo players say their sport is the toughest there is. They love a challenge, as if forever treading water wasn't hard enough.
But longtime player and coach Bahram Hojreh can see why the odds might look especially long on his latest challenge – bringing his sport to a country known as the Graveyard of Empires.
"In Afghanistan, where they never had water before? In Afghanistan, a war-torn country? Land locked? … Are you crazy?" Hojreh said two weeks after returning from Afghanistan.
"But it's a challenge. If it's too easy, what are you, really?"
Hojreh, who usually coaches in and around Los Alamitos, spent most of August drilling the Afghan national water polo team in one of maybe 12 pools in the country. He helped set up the team five years ago as part of Afghanistan Water Polo, a nonprofit created in the U.S. and sanctioned by the Afghanistan National Olympic Committee, and this was its first long-term training camp with a professional American coach.
It comes at a crucial juncture in the country's history. It's unclear who will steer the country after U.S. troops withdraw next year: the repressive Taliban regime or the business interests that promote more Western values.
Many see sports as a way to empower citizens of developing countries to make their own decisions.
"Sports can break down barriers and get people to work together," said Tracy Evans, an Olympian and head of sports-development nonprofit Kids Play International. "Sports is a catalyst to help promote peace, to help promote gender equality."
Afghanistan Water Polo hopes to inspire the country to believe in itself by bringing the water polo team to the 2016 Olympics in Rio de Janeiro. Hojreh says it'll be very difficult to qualify this time, but making the 2020 Games in Tokyo isn't a pipe dream, as long as the coaches and their financial backers stay committed.
"You give me a team and if they're getting the respect that they deserve – finance, the right facilities, the right athletes, the right travel – we'll take 'em to the top," he said. "It doesn't matter what country."
The state of water polo in Afghanistan when Hojreh and another member of Afghanistan Water Polo arrived was, in a word, messy.
What pools they had weren't regulation size, heated or filtered well. During Ramadan, they lost a week of practice, and when practices got started, the players weren't used to the structure of them. It left Hojreh feeling like saying, "Hey, I'm serious here."
"They were doing some kind of off and on training prior to when we got there for three or four months, but it was lax," he said. "I get there; it was like a shock to them."
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Border Patrol agent fatally shoots woman
She said she happened to look out the window to see the Honda backing up slowly, and a man in a red shirt walking toward the car.
"Then I heard, 'Pop, pop, pop,'" she said. She yelled at her children and aunt with her in the apartment to get down.
Apartment resident Prince Watson said he also saw the driver going in reverse, with no one on the car.
"She wasn't speeding or driving erratic at all. I heard the agent say, 'Stop.' He was in the street and started shooting and walking toward the car," Watson recalled.
Authorities did not name who they were going to arrest, but said it was not the woman.
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By Albert Samaha
With his job on the line this seasonwhy it wasn't before is between owner James Dolan and his GodIsiah Thomas has spent many of his press conferences tackling heightened expectations and wrestling them to the floor. "They're just a little bit of a better team than we are right now," he said about the Pacers, the Spurs, the Rockets, the Cavaliersand he's right, but as inspirational pre-game statements go, it's not exactly "win one for the Gipper." Awkwardly, however, he seems to have neglected to mention this to some of his players, who appear to be under the impression that they're supposed to win.
The Knicks have established a pattern in the first few weeks of the season: Their starters promptly fall into a double-digit hole. Eddy Curry looks perplexed by the notion that he should perhaps try to prevent the opposing team from reaching the basket, while Marbury and Steve Francis show only frustrating glimpses of their sizable talent. Channing Frye, the promising sophomore forward, began the season in a dreadful shooting slump from which he's just starting to emerge, and Quentin Richardson is on top of his game but can't carry the team by himself.
Finally Thomas calls on the Knicks' bench, who hurl the team back into the game with rebounds, steals, speed, and sheer energy, much to the relief of the crowd, which stops booing the starters to cheer Nate Robinson, David Lee, Jamal Crawford, and Renaldo "Who?" Balkman. They're young, they play defense, their salaries do not exceed the GNP of small developing countries, and for a little while the Garden sounds like it used to. Then, of course, the opposing team recovers from the shock, and the Knicks lose by anywhere from one to 14 points.
In other words: the Knicks are going to lose a whole lot of games this season. But this time they're going to go down swinging.
New York doesn't go in much for lovable losers these days; maybe the Golden State Warriors can rack up 10 straight losing seasons and still set new attendance records, but Madison Square Garden isn't having it. The Knicks are a proud franchise with a rich history, and their fans are not accustomed to being regarded with the mixture of mockery and pity usually reserved for supporters of the Tampa Bay Devil Rays. The supposedly sold-out home opener featured plenty of empty seats, and fewer fans came to each of the next three games; the attendance for the November 15 win against the Washington Wizards was the team's lowest since 1992. Remaining fans have taken to turning to each other and exclaiming things like "Look! Did you see that? I think Francis just passed to Marbury!" or "Wow, did Eddy Curry just block a shot?!" with equal parts bitter sarcasm and genuine surprise.
Before the game, a group of Wizards sat around the cramped visitors' clubhouse talking among themselves about their op ponents. They weren't discussing Marbury, the hometown superstar, or Curry, the 6-11, 285-pound underachieving center (for whom Isiah Thomas traded yet another draft pick, despite concerns about a possible genetic heart defect and . . . oh, never mind). They were discussing Nate Robinson, the 5-9 sophomore guard, whose highlights were playing on the clubhouse TV. DeShawn Stevenson took a look at his season averages and raised an eyebrow: "Robinson be gettin' it done."
(None of the Wizards were eager to go on the record with predictions for the Knicks' current season, but they seemed to think there was reason for optimism. "I play them in my video game sometimes," offered Stevenson. "They're not so bad.")
I admit to a soft spot for Robinson; it's hard to avoid rooting for a guy who's a foot shorter than most of his teammates and seems never to have noticed. Plus, he's the only Knick I have a solid chance of making eye contact with. (His locker is right next to Eddy Curry's; someone needs to give those two a reality show.) After the Knicks lost to the Spurs despite a thrilling fourth-quarter run, sparked by the bench, that brought the team back from 90-71 to 92-91, Robinson was still buzzing from the energy of the crowd, which for 10 minutes or so had been beside itself, waking up for the first time this season.
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