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* The Tybloc will reduce the line strength to about 2000 pounds, based on the testing I've seen. Probably OK for a short tether, but too low for a tight jackline.
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* Seems too fiddly to use in rough conditions. I would favor short tethers (3 feet) and conventional jacklines, even on a 27-foot boat. The adjustable tethers I might like. I use dual length (3'/6') tethers and they suit my boat fine, but I would go shorter on a smaller boat, perhaps 2'/4'.
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Black steamed after team strands 15 baserunners in 13-inning loss at Cincinnati
Padres at Rockies
Today: Padres RHP Edinson Volquez (8-9, 5.44 ERA) at Rockies RHP Jhoulys Chacin (10-5, 3.40 ERA), 5:40 p.m.
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CINCINNATI RISP has become RIP for the Padres.
The Padres on Sunday lost 3-2 to the Cincinnati Reds on a 13th-inning, bases-loaded, one-out sacrifice fly by Joey Votto off Padres reliever Tim Stauffer.
"But that's not where we lost this game, not in the 13th, not on that homer by Xavier Paul that tied the game," first baseman Yonder Alonso said. "We lost this game because we left 16 runners on base."
The actual count was 15, but Alonso got the point across.
So did Padres manager Bud Black, who, for one of the few times in his seven seasons as Padres manager, was visibly upset after the Padres lost the rubber match of a three-game series at Great American Ball Park to fall to 1-4 in a week that saw them play without Carlos Quentin and Everth Cabrera — perhaps the two key ingredients of their offense.
"We pitched our butts off and couldn't get it done offensively," Black said. "We didn't get the key hit. We couldn't advance runners. Whether our guys are trying too hard or squeezing the bats ... we have to improve ... we have to do a better job."
Honestly, they couldn't do a worse job.
The Padres were 1-for-17 with runners in scoring position Sunday. They stranded a total of 11 runners in scoring position — including seven at third — in 13 innings. Seven runners never advanced after getting into scoring position with fewer than two outs.
And the problem didn't start Sunday. The Padres are 3-for-50 with runners in scoring position over their last five games and have gone 43 straight innings without a run-scoring hit other than a home run.
Three of their seven runs in three games at one of the most hitter-friendly ballparks in the majors scored on errors. Three others came on solo homers. Reserve catcher Rene Rivera drove in the Padres' first run Sunday with a sacrifice fly. The second scored on an error.
By the way, the five-game RISP drought parallels the period that the Padres have been missing both leadoff man Cabrera and cleanup hitter Quentin.
The Padres are also without the bats of Kyle Blanks, Yasmani Grandal and Cameron Maybin, while third baseman Chase Headley has reverted to being a singles hitter when the power bat of the second half of 2012 is most needed.
The Padres have been without both Cabrera and Quentin for 11 games this season. They are 4-7 in those games and hitting .230 while averaging 3.1 runs.
In the 106 games when the Padres had at least one of the pair in the lineup, the club is hitting .246 and averaging 4.0 runs a game.
"We're going to miss them," Black said recently. "We don't have that carrier. It's got to come from all of us. And it hasn't thus far. I think the players know that those two guys are a big part of our team, there's no doubt about it."


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BHUBANESWAR: A high-level Central team on Saturday visited Paradip to analyse the impact of reported oil spill from a sunken vessel along the State's coast.
The team led by P. V. K Mohan, chairman of the National Shipping Board, took stock of the situation and discussed with authorities of the Paradip Port Trust. It sought information over salvage operation. The team is expected to submit its inquiry report to the Ministry of Shipping.
The mv Black Rose, owned by a Singapore-based company, sank on September 12 with 24,000 tonnes of iron ore and about 924 tonnes of furnace oil near Paradip port. There was a hue and cry over the issue with environment activists terming the incident dangerous.
They said it would have huge ecological repercussion especially on fish population and endangered Olive Ridley turtles would come under immense pressure.
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Meanwhile, the PPT would commence a full-scale salvage operation on Sunday. "A team will go underwater and take photographs of the sunken vessel. The exercise will be to identify oil leakage. If any hole is traced, we will immediately take action to plug it," said Biplab Kumar, deputy chairman of the PPT.
Sources said the Centre had already given its permission to initiate legal action against owner of the sunken vessel for latter's non-cooperation in salvage. Since the vessel was not insured and the owners had submitted a forged insurance document, P&I Club was not forthcoming in clean-up exercise, the PPT had said.
Expressing serious concerns over sinking of the vessel, the State government too had sent a team of environmental engineers from the Orissa State Pollution Control Board. The team had found oil spill.
Greenpeace India, an environment pressure group, had demanded that the government force the vessel owners to abide by the Polluter Pays Principle, and hold them accountable for damage to the environment, for economic losses in the area, and for the expenses of the clean-up.


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A Metaphor of Christ and the Church
John Piper, "A Metaphor of Christ and the Church," The Standard 74:2 (February 1984): 27, 29. Alvera and Berekely Micklesen responded with, "Marriage as Submission? Response from the Mickelsens," The Standard 74:2 (February 1984): 30.
Ephesians 5:31 is a quotation…Continue Reading
Setting the Stage
John Piper, "Setting the Stage: Response from John Piper," The Standard 73:10 (November 1983): 30. This was a response to Alvera and Berekely Micklesen, "How Do We Interpret the Bible?" The Standard 73:10 (November 1983): 27–29.
I see ample common…Continue Reading
Satan's Design in Reversing Male Leadership Role
John Piper, "Satan's Design in Reversing Male Leadership Role," The Standard 73:11 (December 1983): 33, 35. Alvera and Berekely Micklesen responded with, "Questions from the Garden: Response from the Mickelsens," The Standard 73:11 (December 1983): 36.
Our existence as male…Continue Reading
Questions from the Garden
John Piper, "Questions from the Garden: Response from John Piper," The Standard 73:11 (December 1983): 36. This was a response to Alvera and Berekely Micklesen, "Male and Female in the Garden of Eden," The Standard 73:11 (December 1983): 32, 34.… Continue Reading
Male, Female, and Morality
John Piper, "Male, Female and Morality," The Standard 73:10 (November 1983): 26–28. This is the first essay in a "discussion" hosted by The Standard, the denominational magazine of the Baptist General Conference. Spread out over seven issues, from November 1983…Continue Reading
Jesus' Teaching on Men and Women
John Piper, "Jesus' Teaching on Men and Women: Dismantling the Fall, Not the Creation," The Standard 74:1 (January 1984): 34–35. Alvera and Berekely Micklesen responded with, "Did Jesus Teach That Women Were to Be Leaders? Response from the Mickelsens," The…Continue Reading
Did Jesus Teach That Women Were to Be Leaders?
John Piper, "Did Jesus Teach That Women Were to Be Leaders? Response from John Piper," The Standard 74:1 (January 1984): 36. This was a response to Alvera and Berekely Micklesen, "Jesus' Teaching on Men and Women: In Stark Contrast to…Continue Reading
The Ethos of Christian Hedonism: Sorrowful, Yet Always Rejoicing
Defending Christian Hedonism exegetically is one thing; helping people feel the ethos of it is something else. The latter is harder. That's what I want to try to do here.
But first, what is it?
Christian Hedonism is a way…Continue Reading
Piper's Newest and Most Different Book Ever
Of the books I have written, Seeing Beauty and Saying Beautifully may be the one most different from all the others. It is less about the God we see and more about how to see him.
For decades, I have…Continue Reading
Holy Hedonism: Feeling Good About Doing Good
The basic tenet of Christian hedonism is that the desire to be happy is a proper motive for every good deed. Or conversely, if you abandon the pursuit of your own pleasure, you cannot please God or perform good deeds…Continue Reading
Why We Educate Our Girls
On April 14, 2014, the terrorist Islamist group called Boko Haram kidnapped over 270 girls, most between ages 16 and 18, from the Chibok Government Girls Secondary School in northeast Nigeria.
Boko Haram means "Western education is sinful." Part of…Continue Reading
Universalism in Romans 9–11?
For Thomas Talbott the command "Love your neighbor as yourself" teaches universalism. You cannot desire the good of your neighbor and simultaneously approve of a God who refuses to promote that neighbor's good. But God does command us to love…Continue Reading
How Do You Handle Compliments?
One of my very wise teachers did something I have never forgotten—something I have never had anyone else do since. He apologized for paying me a compliment.
Having heard that my Old Testament professor liked a paper I had written…Continue Reading
Book Review: Romans, by Paul J. Achtemeier
This book's intended readership is "those who interpret the Bible through teaching and preaching in the church." Its comments are written "in the light of the needs and questions which arise in the use of the Bible as Holy Scripture"…Continue Reading
Our Last Child Leaves Home
Our last child — our only daughter, our only adopted one — just graduated from high school. As you may imagine, this is a time for reflection. We have had children in our home — in our marriage — for…Continue Reading
The Legacy I Want to Leave
UPDATE: Look at the Book is now live.
For most of my pastoral life, I heralded the wonders of what I saw in the Bible.
I tried to do this in such a way that people could see that…Continue Reading
An Excellent New Book on Justification
If a thoughtful layman asked me what he should read to understand the doctrine of justification in relationship to the New Perspective on Paul, I would send him to Stephen Westerholm's new book, Justification Reconsidered: Rethinking a Pauline Theme (Eerdmans…Continue Reading
The Greatest Prayer in the World (Maundy Thursday)
It is Thursday, the night before Jesus's crucifixion. This evening has been laden with teaching (John 13–17), shocking with foot-washing by the greatest for the least (John 13:3–20), epoch-making with the institution of the Lord's Supper (Matthew 26:20–30; Mark 14:17–26…Continue Reading
Ten Lessons from a Hospital Bed
Recently I spent 30 hours in the hospital. I won't tantalize you with details, but you can tell by this blog, I'm still alive. In fact, I feel good. I received good care, a clear diagnosis, some new medication, and…Continue Reading
Great Losses, Severe Mercies, Tearful Joy
Do you have a view of God, and his severe mercy, that is robust and biblical enough to flourish with tearful joy, under heartbreaking losses, which he ordains as discipline?
What if you thought God took your child? Or what…Continue Reading
World Vision: Adultery No, Homosexual Practice Yes
Fake Papers, Chastened Pride
I wonder which is stronger: the desire for erotic pleasure or the desire to avoid ridicule? Which is stronger: the craving of the body for sexual pleasure, or the craving of the ego for notable praise It's hard to measure,…Continue Reading
The New Calvinism and the New Community
Last week I gave the "Gaffin Lecture on Theology, Culture, and Mission" at Westminster Seminary. This was a high honor because of the esteem I have both for Richard Gaffin and the school. Gaffin's book, By Faith, Not By Sight…Continue Reading
Lesbian Sex, HIV, Esau, and Christ
It was a vexing, soul-stirring, Sunday morning.
First came my devotions, flaming with the words of Jesus on the cross, "My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?" (Matthew 27:46). Second was a New York Times article about the…Continue Reading
15 Prayers for God's Power
I love strength. I love the word "mighty," as in "Mighty Woman of God," and "Mighty Man of God." I love to hear that "Moses was mighty in his words and deeds" (Acts 7:22), and that Apollos was "mighty in…Continue Reading


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Is RPW still around?
Is RPW still around?
i dont think so... i only saw one season of it and i watched every episode
There was a "premiere" event back in 2002, to make a pilot show to see if TV networks might want to show RealProWrestling...
Then, in the fall of 2004, they filmed Season One over a weekend in Los Angeles. In the spring of 2005, Season One was shown on a weekly basis on PAX and Fox Sports.
About two years ago, there was talk of gearing up for Season Two. In fall 2006, there were regional "qualifying" events held around the country, anticipating a Season Two to be held in the spring of 2007. Unless I slept through it, there was no Season Two.
I recently visited the official website www.RealProWrestling.com and it hadn't been updated in a long, long, long time. Someone asked if RPW was still selling its DVD set; I'm not sure.
If anyone has more recent info, please post it here. There are thousands of fans who wonder "Where's RealProWrestling?"
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I'm interested in RPW too. Thought it was fantastic to see the real thing but in a high production mode. Who organized it and funded it? Maybe we could start a movement to contact them and get it going again.
Was there any kind of problem with Olympics involved? Professionals making money vs "amateurs" who don't?
For the life of me, I can't imagine why you would stop something which was that good. I would pay money to see them on-line or thru iTunes (which is how I found RPW). I don't have much patience for the silliness of "pro wrestling," but it's hard to find high quality vids of real wrestling anywhere else, that really let you see and understand the structure of the action a little bit more clearly.
RealProWrestling was launched by two former Northwestern University wrestlers, Matt Case and Toby Willis. One of them (sorry, I can't remember which one) received millions of dollars in a settlement when much of his family was killed in a minivan accident on the Illinois Tollway caused by a large truck losing part of its gas tank (not properly maintained). Turned out the driver had received his commercial license through bribes. (This scandal helped bring down former Gov George Ryan, who had run the Illinois department of motor vehicles (or whatever it's called)
I don't remember any problems with the International Olympic Committee or FILA or USA Wrestling regarding "amateur status."
I'm not sure what killed RPW. I think it was a combination of factors. IMHO, one was not having Season Two follow hot on the heels of Season One. There was a promise of major changes to the format -- where each broadcast would've been a "dual meet" format, rather than a weight-by-weight tournament -- and talk of doing the events live, in arenas, rather than in a TV studio (as for the 2002 premiere event, and the Season One taping). There were even some regional qualifying events for Season Two... but, to my knowledge, no Season Two.
I think now, with the rise of mixed martial arts, wrestlers who might have been interested in competing in something like RPW, would now gravitate towards MMA/UFC. I've interviewed a couple guys who competed in Season One, and they thought it was fun, and certainly liked the money... though it wasn't UFC-caliber paydays.
Willis is the family that had many of the younger siblings killed in a car accident. Dan (one of the older brothers, not in the car) was (is?) a counselor at the Camp of Champs run by the Peterson Brothers.


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Manchester United's promising English midfielder Tom Cleverley is set to return from his injury nightmare this afternoon, at Old Trafford and the 22 year old has vowed to take out his frustrations on Liverpool. Tom has been out of action with an ankle injury that he picked up back in October but states that he is 100% fit and raring to go.
Cleverley explained, "The comeback has been a long time coming but I've worked hard for it and hopefully I can be successful again. I feel 100 per cent. I've always said the most frustrating time for a footballer is when you're injured. To be told you can't do your job for 10-12 weeks is massively hard to deal with. But the physios have got me in tip-top shape for the run-in. I'm very confident in my ability and feel like I can add something."
He added, "When I moved to Manchester, it was an eye-opener. Historically, it's a massive rivalry. Two clubs with the best history. It's always a big game. I always looked up to David Beckham but now Paul Scholes is the man. I used to watch him as a kid, so to play alongside him would be a real pleasure." Manchester United vs Liverpool is set to kick off at 12:45 at Old Trafford.


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June 21, 2013
Mexican chocolate ice cream sandwiches are a spicy way to celebrate summer. Cinnamon chocolate shortbread cookies are given a little kick with the addition of cayenne pepper and black pepper. When paired with the cooling vanilla ice cream, it's a party for your taste buds. You can even roll the outside of the ice cream sandwich in cinnamon cereal crumbs for extra crunch.
Mexican Chocolate Ice Cream Sandwiches
3/4 cup unsweetened cocoa powder
1 1/2 cups flour, sifted
1 1/2 teaspoons of cayenne pepper
1/2 teaspoon of finely ground black pepper
1/4 teaspoon salt
1 cup granulated sugar
1 cup of unsalted butter, diced, at room temperature
2 teaspoons vanilla extract
1 large egg, beaten
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Sift flour, salt, cocoa, cayenne, cinnamon and black pepper together in a large bowl.
Add sugar to the butter slowly and keep beating at a medium speed setting.
Add the egg and mix thoroughly.
Flour your work surface. Lay the dough on the work surface and fold it over a few times, but don't work it too much or it will be too rubbery.
Wrap the dough in wax paper and put the two sections in the freezer until firm (approximately 15 minutes).
Preheat oven to 300F
Remove from oven and flatten them down a little using a pastry spatula. Bake for another 10 minutes.
Remove sandwich cookies from oven when they start to firm up around the edges.
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Metamorphosis happens when a designer takes one element and transforms it into another. This exciting evolution of shapes is evident in the signature pieces of Moroso, one of Italy's top premium home furniture brands. Check out www.moroso.it .
Moroso, founded in 1952, is on a yearlong celebration to mark its 60th anniversary. Many diverse events are underway to show off the different facets of the brand.
Patrizia Moroso, from the second generation of the family, is the art director of Moroso. She is transforming the family-owned company into a globally prestigious design powerhouse. The Italian firm now works with 35 designers worldwide, including Patricia Urquiola, Tord Boontje, Tokujin Yoshioka, Rod Arad, Antonio Citterio, Edward Van Vliet, and Doshi and Levien.
Casa Bella Home and Living represents Moroso in the country. Upon the invitation of partners Joseph Tay and Stephanie Coyiuto-Tay, Patrizia decided to visit our country. She was delighted to see their creations appreciated and beautifully blending with Philippine architecture and interior design.
Thus, Casa Bella hosted "Metamorphosis" at the Conservatory of the Manila Peninsula a couple of days ago. The event celebrated change and was attended by the country's top architects and interior designers.
Well-loved creations
On display were some of Moroso's well-loved creations, such as the Gentry sofa, Smock armchair, Rich armchair and O-Nest chairs by top global designers Patricia Urquiola, Antonio Citterio and Tord Boontje.
The Gentry sofa was a result of Patricia Urquiola's study of sober, orderly comfort to produce a snug shape with a hint of distortion. Large independent seat and backrest cushions can be arranged for sitting comfortably in a conventional position or with a relaxed posture.
The Smock Armchair, also by Urquiola, is a true conversation piece, a chair that tells a story, a seating solution that envelopes with style and luxury.
The Rich armchair, designed by Antonio Citterio, is exquisite in leather with solid beech legs that come in cherry, walnut, mahogany, coffee or black stain.
Finally, the O-Nest Chairs, designed by Tord Boontje, are rotationally molded, polyethylene armchairs for outdoor spaces, with enveloping shapes reminiscent of a flowering bush.
Strong focus
Moroso is emerging to be one of the top choices in premium home furniture globally, with a strong focus on developing very elegant, comfortable design pieces. One of Moroso's showcase homes is owner Patrizia's house, which was designed by her close friend Patricia Urquiola.
"We want to celebrate design through its interactions with the arts," said Patrizia at Metamorphosis. "What I particularly love about my work is what's behind it: the power of a design and the path leading to actual production. Sometimes it's ardous, complicated, long, tiring, stressful, depressing, seemingly without a solution. Or it's accessible, brilliant, easy and quick. The layout of this exhibition is to stroll through time, an outside-the-box look at what has been done, and what could have been done. A story composed of ideas, prototypes, variations, additions, interpretations and mistakes—even marvelous mistakes." Casa Bella Home and Living is at the lobby of AIC Burgundy Empire Tower, ADB Avenue corner Garnet Street, Ortigas Center. Tel. 470-1089, 470-6250.
The design hub in Asia
For the finest craftsmanship of Filipino artisans, check out the 56th edition of Manila FAME from Oct. 17 to 20 at SMX. This event is being organized by the Center for International Trade Expositions and Missions (Citem) of the Department of Trade & Industry.
Citem executive director Rosvi Gaetos says that Filipino craftsmen, with their innate talent and unique ingenuity for the past decades, have sparked a global interest in Philippine craftsmanship. With unparalleled design style made by Filipino hands, Philippine furniture and furnishings, and holiday decor continue to make the country the design hub in Asia.
With Citem's new theme, "The art of the craftsman equals the soul of the Philippines," new facets of the show will be presented, putting the spotlight on the country's top creative professionals and local design industry brands. Some of the event features that will give buyers and visitors more reason to visit the show are the 10 design houses, garden and fashion pavilions, and the crafts and style spots.
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Troy Polamalu is usually soft-spoken off the field, hard-hitting on it. The recent rash of fines leveled at his Pittsburgh Steelers teammates has caused him to take a shot at the NFL, however.
The Steelers safety suggested Wednesday that the NFL is leveling fines for hits more for its own interest than that of the players.
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If act-alike artificial embryonic stem cells can be grown from a person's skin cells, they could be useful in several ways, Hambor said. These cells could be turned in replacement cells for a person whose organs have been damaged, he said. They could be used in tests to screen experimental drugs for toxicity, or test the effect of drugs in treating diseases. They could be turned into heart cells from patients with heart disease, for example, and examined for clues to development of heart disease.
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|Case study of normal and high glucose laden cell response to cellular phone radiation using GTEM cell
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|The primary objective of this dissertation is twofold. First, to study the response of red and white blood cell and normal and high glucose blood to cellular phone radiation exposures at frequencies of 850 and 900 MHz. Secondly, to analysis the design and fabrications of an in-house GTEM cell. The simulation study of the GTEM cell was carried out by using the Computer Simulation Technology (CST) Microwave Studio 2011 software. The GTEM cell characterizations include the degree of uniformity of electromagnetic fields, voltage standing wave ration (VSWR) and return loss calculations. In the biological effects studies, the blood samples were placed at the testing area inside the GTEM cell operated at 850 and 900 MHz and at 2 W and 60 W power levels; the frequencies and power respectively represent radiations from a hand held cell phone and the cell phone tower. The simulated return loss and the VSWR values cell from 0 to 4.0 GHz for the GTEM are > 10 dB and < 2, respectively and provided perfect conditions for EM field exposures of experimental subjects. At 850 MHz statistical results on blood cell showed that there was only one significant change in red blood cell viability compared to the control, while there were five significant changes in the white blood cell viability. At 900 MHz exposure, the statistical results on the blood cell viability showed a significant difference in red blood cell viability when compared with the control samples.
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Best lotion I have ever usedI have both this scent and the lavender. This is the best lotion/cream I have ever used - including fancy, designer products. It is smooth and thick, but it absorbs well without leaving you greasy or waxy. The smell is light (the lavender is really soothing). It provides substantial and immediate moisturizing. It also works great if you put it on before bed - particularly on your feet with some socks. By morning, my feet are always super soft :) — 1 year, 2 months agoindiemaven | 7 reviews
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By Vivek Wallace: When the fight between Floyd Mayweather and Miguel Cotto was signed, perhaps the biggest backdrop looming above was the fact that Mayweather agreed to let it all take place at 154lbs. Being the bigger draw between the two, one would think that Mayweather would pull the strings and have Cotto play puppet, eager to land a big payday with an outside shot at doing something monumental. Hesitant to join his co-P4P compadre as a catchweight king of sorts, Mayweather decided to give one major advantage to the man who stands across from him.....or did he?
One train of thought tells us that Cotto is the Champion, therefore it was somewhat natural to have the two face-off at his given weight. The reality behind the move tells us there's probably a little more to this puzzle. Actually......quite a bit more to it. One of the popular, yet rarely spoken theories is that Cotto coming in heavier could actually work against him. At first glance, this theory doesn't hold a bucket of water, but a deeper analysis can flip that bucket rather quickly, causing an 80% chance of 'rain' on the proud Puerto Rican's parade come fight night. When we take a close look at Cotto's tenure as a jr. middleweight, certain things come at a high premium, (power); while others simply remain to be seen (speed and durable stamina).
Cotto has always had deceptive speed and somewhat questionable stamina, but as a jr. middleweight, spanning nearly a full two years now, how much have they truly been tested? Yuri Foreman, Ricardo Mayorga, and a very inactive and shop-worn Antonio Margarito represent a very marginal template of what this opponent (Mayweather) will have to offer.
When you look at it from this standpoint, you have to question, how truly prepared is Cotto? Pacquiao was the last fighter he faced with speed. Beyond that, Mosley and Judah was roughly 5 years ago. What has Cotto faced in recent times to prepare for what he's on the brink of facing? Moving up in weight allows him to eat a little more arroz con pollo and all the things Puerto Rican natives love.....but is that a good thing, or can it ultimately work against him? From 2008 to current, Cotto has faced Gomez, Margarito, Jennings, Clottey, Foreman, Pacquiao, Mayorga, and Margarito, again. That's an awfully stiff leg of competition....and that's not to say 'stiff' in a formidable way, either!
This group of fighters that he has faced recently (with the exception of Pacquiao) all seem to be heavy in the foot, and rather easy to hit as a result. Foreman was a little crafty, but even he, with his knee issues and unorthodox style wasn't a good look for the mobility that awaits.
The ability to enter the ring approximately between 163 and about 167 on fight night can undoubtedly work against Cotto when we think of the fact that he has yet to be tested in a speedy shootout as a 'big-boy'! Considering that size against a breezy 153lbs or so on a slick-fisted Mayweather, things get even more complex. By his own admission, the difference in the two Margarito fights was his ability to move and stay fresh late. Great in accomplishment it was, but when we revisit that night of the rematch, many remember Cotto taking a lot of shots late and had the fight not been stopped, it would have been awfully interesting to see how things could have ended. The general assumption was that his stamina was better, but staying off the ropes, better footwork, and less punishment could have been the perfect culprit to create such a facade.
Against a cat-like speedster who isn't always easy to hit, one really has to wonder how much the one thing said to be Cotto's benefit (higher weight) will work in his favor? One other subplot is the 8oz gloves. This could be an X-factor, nullifying Mayweather's speed and conditioning advantage. Flipside to this equation could mean that Cotto's quick-to-scar eyebrows could get slit sooner, as well. When we look at all the subplots and caveats in this affair it adds great interest to a fight that needs very little to do so. The journey begins in only 2 weeks. Next week is the final installment of the countdown, as the final week will be a prediction and analysis. Stay tuned.
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Beautiful two bedroom, one bathroom flat a block from the Presidio National Park, roof deck with views of the Golden Gate Bridge and just five blocks from great restaurants and shops on Chestnut and Union Streets (you'll have to leave our neighborhood to encounter the infamous San Francisco hills). This is one of the most desirable neighborhoods in San Francisco. Plenty of trails for hiking, mountain biking and running. A short walk to the Marina and Baker Beach. Two mile bike ride to the Marin Headlands, and Sausolito. Children's park nearby. Walking distance to Palace of Fine Arts, Exploratorium, Disney Museum and Lucas Arts. Short drive to Legion of Honor and Union Square. One block from 41 and 45 bus lines which provide access to Union Square, North Beach, Financial District and connections to other great parts of the city.
We are a married couple and enjoy hiking, skiing, cycling and dining out at great restaurants.
Joshua Ridless purchased this apartment in 2004
Our flat is conveniently located next to the Presidio National Park and Chestnut and Union Streets. It's an easy stroll to fine dining and shopping, just one block to access the nearly 1,500 acres of hiking and trails in the Presidio and a short walk to Chrissy Field and the Bay. It's also close to Sausolito and the Marin Headlands, which have fantastic bike trails and routes.
The 1150 sq. ft. flat is well appointed and comes with everything you'll need for a relaxing vacation while you enjoy San Francisco.
Because the flat abuts the Presidio, it is extremely quiet at night, except for the distant sound of fog horns as ships enter the Bay under the Golden Gate Bridge. The location gives the feel of a country home but with the luxuries of a cosmopolitan city.
This was a last minute vacation and Josh was very easy to deal with. The property is in a great location in a lovely neighborhood. The roof deck had amazing views and was very relaxing. The apartment is very comfortable with plenty of space.
I would definitely recommend staying here.
I am so lucky that I got to stay at this wonderful apartment right when Josh and his wife moved out and into their new home. This place was quiet, comfortable, efficient, well-decorated, conveniently-located and wow the view from the roof deck is amazing. I will be back!
We had to book a stay last minute and Josh was more then accommodating! Very safe, quite and large. We spent a ton of time drinking coffee in the morning and wine in the afternoon on the amazing rooftop deck, with a view of the Golden Gate. Great location too!
Our week long trip to SF was definitely supported with a lovely, comfortable and convenient place to stay. The neighborhood is quiet and the proximity to the Presidio for walks was wonderful. The rooftop terrace, breathtaking. If you want to feel at home when you're away from home, this flat fits the bill.
We were in San Francisco for a conference. The apartment is fantastic with a wonderful terrace overlooking on golden gate and San Francisco bay. By running, in about 20 minutes you can reach the golden gate. One block far from the apartment, the bus number 45 takes you to the city center in about 30 minutes. What to say more .... that is a super-recommended place and that we hope to return as soon as possible.
We thoroughly enjoyed staying in this beautiful Presidio flat. The apartment was large with great size rooms. We appreciated having a washer & dryer and all of the amenities needed for a great stay. The neighborhood market was in close walking distance, as were some excellent bars (we really liked The Final Final). The bus was only about a block or 2 walk and we opted to buy 3-day bus passes at the nearby Walgreens so we didn't have to drive in the city. You can get anywhere on the bus system of San Fran. Joshua was easy to get hold of when I had questions and was so kind as to arrange for us to get a street parking pass for the days we stayed. He was very helpful for anything we needed. Even though the weather was a bit cold during our stay (mid 50s---remember, we are from Florida so 70 is cold to us), we really loved spending time up on the rooftop deck enjoying some of the wonderful wines of Napa. We took a hop-on-hop-off bus tour of the city which, along with Alcatraz tour, was a highlight. Don't miss out on Mexican in the Mission district or a Irish Coffee at Buena Vista Café in Ghirardelli. Loved the trip...loved the apartment. Many thanks Joshua!!! We hope to return to your beautiful city soon and will definitely stay in the Sunny Flat!
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Technology transition--a critical element in homeland security.
The United States initially sought to transition defense technology to improve the competitiveness of American business. Over the past few years, technology has also moved in the other direction, as we have increasingly transitioned commercial technology into defense to maintain our forces' competitiveness in the battle space. And now we need to move technology to help homeland security.
Defense and Industry: a Two-Way Street
Interestingly, industry was an impetus for coordinated and rapid defense technology transitions. Over a decade ago, accessing defense labs was a challenge. "What we did is spend an awful lot of time calling people," says one Dow-Corning executive. In addition, the military services' labs approached transitions differently. "There is no policy they could go by," says the same executive. And finally, agreements took too much time.
Primarily to aid industry and enhance its competitiveness, Congress mandated in 1993 that the Department of Defense (DoD) establish an office of technology transition. In the decade since, defense has recognized its need for technology from the private sector. Of the total U.S. research and development (R & D) spending, federal R & D decreased from 36 percent to 26 percent in 2000. "DoD will rely on the private sector to provide much of the leadership in developing new technologies," according to the Quadrennial Defense Review. Today the Office of Technology Transition provides overarching guidance, with approximately 80 defense-related lab sites executing decentralized transitions in their mission areas.
The Take-Away for Industry
The good news for industry is that defense is developing technologies of potential commercial use, and the way to find that technology is through the DoD Office of Technology Transition.
Technology transitions enable new businesses. For example, in 1998, four former Army research lab personnel who helped develop a critical communications technology started Paratek, a privately held company that develops tunable solutions for wireless communications networks. Today that company has 54 employees; is making miniaturized tunable filters for lightweight, man-portable radios for both DoD and commercial purchases; and won the 2001 Army Technology Transfer Award.
Just as initially intended, defense technology transitions are making American businesses more competitive. A small California company, AXT, Inc., recently took a defense technology and captured 15 percent of the world market in a key component for integrated circuits.
But it isn't only individual businesses: entire industries, too, can benefit from defense technologies. Consider the airline industry. You may know that airports use fire-fighting foam, but what you may not know is that it was invented at the Naval Research Laboratory years ago. Here's another example. For years, airports have de-iced aircraft using large quantities of ethylene glycol and propylene glycol, substances harmful to the environment. The Air Force Research Laboratory recently developed a more efficient nozzle for de-icing, resulting in 75 percent less glycol usage. It is being used by the Air Force and the air-line industry.
Let's look at the maritime shipping industry. After half the 40,000 cargo containers in Desert Storm went unused, the Navy funded Savi Technology, a company specializing in global supply chain security and asset management, to develop a radio computer tag that reports containers' locations and contents. Defense and industry now use it, with the latter's sales reaching $20 million annually.
The Take-Away for Defense
Moving the other way, commercial innovations continue to help defense maintain its competitiveness in the battle space and stretch the defense dollar. For example, Silicon Design Inc, a maker of accelerometers triggering car airbags, developed accelerometers for arming missiles, such as the AGM-114 Hellfire 2 and Patriot PAC 3. Several commercial technology inserts have extended the life of the P-3 aircraft and cut operating costs.
In other instances, Earth Search Sciences Inc., a commercial leader in remote sensing, is developing a space-base system that collects hyperspectral imagery of littorals for naval forces. And Pennsylvania's M. Technologies Inc., the industry leader in the smart weapons multiple carriage industry, developed a bomb rack that doubles an F-16's bomb load.
Speed is of the Essence
Whichever the direction, industry to defense or vice versa, technology transitions must be fast--and that's happening. On Sept. 10, 2002, the Air Force Research Lab transitioned technology for a CBU-107B air-delivered munition, a new capability that destroys a classified target set. The components were made by Textron, General Dynamics, and Lockheed Martin. The first munitions were available Dec. 17--just 98 days later--and subsequently used in Operation Iraqi Freedom.
The Take-Away for Homeland Security
"America's historical strength in science and engineering is perhaps its most critical asset in countering terrorism," according to a National Academies of Sciences report. Making the Nation Safer: The Role of Science and Technology in Countering Terrorism. That same sentiment has been expressed by the National Strategy for Homeland Security and the DoD Combating Terrorism Technology Task Force. Much of the technology needed for homeland security must come from defense labs--and some already has.
The Federal Aviation Administration uses a nuclear quadrupole resonance technology developed by the Naval Research Laboratory to detect bulk explosives. Among other advantages over x-ray detectors, the technology requires little image interpretation. The U.S. Postal Service uses an electron beam developed for missile defense to irradiate mail and kill anthrax.
Defense has also supported the development of a system that uses gamma-rays to penetrate the contents of containers that may have sides up to 6 inches thick. This capability could provide greater border security. And defense is developing technology for real-time detection and identification of biological agents--capabilities first-responders may need.
Information Security
The National Strategy for Homeland Security calls for the ability "to share sensitive information securely among all relevant government entities." The Naval Air Warfare Center Weapons Division, along with information security specialists Market Central Inc. and Radionics, Inc., developed a computer security system that uses an access card, code, and electronic switches to provide varying degrees of access. Unauthorized attempts to gain access can trigger access denials, alarms, and armed responses. Potential uses go beyond defense and homeland security and include applications in a variety of industries.
Consequence Management and Recovery
In the event of a terrorist attack, a building's ability to sustain a blast can make a difference in the number of lives saved. Research on such building attributes and bomb blast effects has been conducted by the Defense Threat Reduction Agency, and a National Research Council committee recently urged the agency to step up efforts to share its findings with the commercial design and building community.
Dealing with human injury is another area in which certain defense technologies may be applicable. The Army Medical Research Command and the American Red Cross have developed a haemostatic bandage that assists the clotting process and could conceivably prevent excessive loss of blood from deep cuts.
Value in Movement
As National Security Advisor Condoleeza Rice wrote, "The linkage between the free exchange of ideas and scientific innovation, prosperity, and U.S. national security is undeniable." To have value, technology's got to move. Within defense, the Office of Technology Transition enables the two-way movement that has historically brought value to both defense and industry and that has the potential to make a powerful contribution to homeland security.
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RELATED ARTICLE: The Transfer of Intellectual Property
There are a number of ways to effect the movement of technology and intellectual property between the players.
One widely used mechanism is the cooperative research and development agreement. It has attracted companies that traditionally did not conduct defense R & D. The agreement allows Defense to provide personnel, facilities, and equipment to privately funded--or in-kind contribution--R & D efforts of interest to DoD. (Under one such agreement, a U.S. Army officer was assigned to Glaxo SmithKline to test an anti-malaria drug developed at Walter Reed Army Institute of Research.) Similarly, the agreement allows industry to provide funds, equipment, property, and personnel to such endeavors, and protect their intellectual property. Today, over 2,000 of these agreements exist.
Another mechanism is educational partnership agreements. These agreements provide personnel, technical assistance, and lab equipment to help today's students become tomorrow's engineers and scientists. Attracting them is becoming a critical issue for defense labs. These agreements also can yield near-term results. Working with the Air Force Research Laboratory, high school students in New Mexico designed a protective satellite door that opens and closes using magnets--an invention that was patented by the Air Force.
One of the most important transition mechanisms is the patent license agreement (PLA). A decade ago, many companies avoided federally developed technologies, even when available. The problem was they were available to anyone, and thus unprotected. Since then, Defense has increasingly filed for patent protection and today it holds 350 active PLAs. And while revenues from these agreements were almost nothing a decade ago, today they bring in over $6 million annually, providing incentives for technical teams and more funds for labs.
Technology and intellectual property transition by various other means: the use of defense lab facilities by industry; conferences; small business innovation research; dual use technology development by defense and industry; and intermediaries, such as Montana State University's TechLink Center, that arrange partnerships between defense and private sector companies.
Gonsalves is the DoD technology transfer program manager, Office of the Deputy Under Secretary of Defense (Advanced Systems and Concepts). Office of Technology Transition.
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Umesh Ram, a native of Bihar, who was working at a construction site in Basavalingappa Layout, was found bludgeoned to death on February 24. His relative, Shyam Prakash (30), has been arrested for the murder.
Police said Shyam Prakash had married Umesh Ram's niece back home, but had been living with another woman after he came to Bangalore to work.
Umesh Ram, who came to know about this relationship, upbraided him and threatened to tell their families back home. Police said Shyam Prakash pre-empted it by taking Umesh Ram out on the pretext of a conciliatory talk, and then bludgeoned him to death. During investigations, the police learnt that Umesh Ram was last seen with Shyam Prakash. They picked up the latter who confessed under grilling.


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Karnataka Chief Minister B.S. Yeddyurappa has ordered an inquiry by the Criminal Investigation Department (CID) into the charge of rape made against Sorab MLA and former Food, Civil Supplies and Consumer Affairs Minister Hartalu Halappa by a financier from Shimoga and his wife, the alleged victim.
Soon after his arrival in Bangalore on Monday, the Chief Minister was briefed at the airport by Director-General and Inspector-General of Police Ajai Kumar Singh.
The DG and IGP told The Hindu that the Shimoga police would register the case and thereafter hand it over to the CID. The episode, which has shaken the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), has exposed the factionalism within the party as leaders are speaking in different voices on the issue.
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Home Minister V.S. Acharya on Monday said that the police would take action against the former Minister according to the law.
Addressing presspersons here on Monday, Dr. Acharya said, "We will not pre-empt or sidetrack the issue." He said that no favours would be shown to Mr. Halappa. "The law will take its own course."
Asked why the party had not taken action against the Minister even though the incident occurred five months ago, he said that for the past few days there had been a "whisper campaign" but no complaint was filed by the couple who made the charge.
President of the State unit of the BJP K.S. Eshwarappa, however, rallied around Mr. Halappa and gave him a clean chit. "Just wait and see. The probe ordered against Mr. Halappa will definitely conclude that he is not guilty," Mr. Eshwarappa told presspersons after a meeting convened by the party in Bangalore to take stock of preparations for the Legislative Council election from the South Graduates constituency. Pointing to inconsistencies in the allegations made by the couple, he asked: "Will a husband record his wife being raped? Wouldn't he have thrashed the man first?"
Party insiders are less sure. Even if Mr. Halappa is absolved of the rape charge, he cannot escape from the allegations of "transgressing morality," a senior party source told The Hindu. Mr. Halappa was never known for efficient administration of his portfolio, the source pointed out. In fact, the former Minister had consistently drawn flak from the Opposition for not being able to provide convincing replies to questions relating to his portfolio during the legislature sessions.


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2) Sauté onion for 5 minutes by stirring, until tender.
3) In a medium bowl, add cooked rice and flour. With a fork combine the ingredients by tossing until all the grains are coated.
4) Fold in beaten eggs, salt, pepper, parsley and cooked onion. Mix properly.
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Petunya Beach Resort - All Inclusive - Bodrum
Yahsi Yalisi Ortakent - Bodrum1-877-662-6988
Petunya Beach Resort - All Inclusive is a beachfront hotel in Bodrum.
This 4-star Bodrum hotel has 2 restaurants serving breakfast, lunch and dinner so there's no need to worry about dining options on this trip. Don't forget to pack your swimsuit and towel as this hotel features 2 outdoor swimming pools. Whether visiting Turkey on holiday or for work, make sure you take time out to de-stress as you can find massage/treatment rooms, a fitness center, a sauna and a Turkish bath/hammam on site. Additional leisure facilities include an arcade/game room. Multilingual staff are available at the front desk 24 hours-a-day and can provide express check-in and express check-out. Spend your days lounging by the pool with a cool drink, having a spot of lunch at the restaurant or simply enjoying the beverage selection at the lounge bar before dinner.
Coffee is available in the lobby as well as a TV so you can catch up on the news with a cuppa before heading out. Family-friendly amenities at this hotel include a children's pool, a free children's club and babysitting. Other amenities include a hair salon, gift shops/newsstands, dry cleaning/laundry, beach/pool umbrellas and a garden.
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Facilities at Petunya Beach Resort
- Bar
- Pool bar
- Snack bar
- Laundry service
- Room service - limited hour
- Hairdresser
- Gift shop
- Beach umbrellas and deck loungers
- Entire property is non-smoking
- Laundry room
- Garden
- Gym
- Tennis court
- Children swimming pool
- Multilingual staff
- Front desk - 24 hour
- Sauna
- Massages
- Turkish bath
- TV Lounge
- Indoor entertainment room
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- Reservations are required for massage services. Reservations can be made by contacting the hotel prior to arrival, using the contact information on the booking confirmation.
- No pets and no service animals are allowed at this property.
Check-in: after 2 PM.
Check-out: before noon.
PolicyExtra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
National ratingUnder the current law, the authority for issuing official Star Ratings for hotels in Turkey is the Turkish Ministry of Tourism.
This establishment does not currently possess a star rating issued by the Ministry of Tourism but operates under the license granted by the municipal borough that it is located within.
For the benefit of our customers, we have provided a rating based on our rating system.
Room Details
Book your beach accommodation at Petunya Beach Resort - All Inclusive, offering 251 guest rooms with furnished balconies. Guests can kick back at the end of a busy day and enjoy 22-inch LCD televisions with satellite channels. Corporate travelers will benefit from wireless high-speed Internet access (charges apply) as well as desks, safes and phones during their Bodrum visit.
Private bathrooms are outfitted with showers and complimentary toiletries. Minibars, complimentary bottled water and hair dryers can be found in each room to accommodate basic traveling needs. Additional comforts include air conditioning.
Accommodation Services
- Air conditioning
- Telephone
- Mini bar
- Extra beds
- Baby cots/cribs available
- Hairdryer in each room
- Safe
- Desk
- Terrace/Balcony
- LCD flat screen TV
- Satellite TV
- Wireless Internet access
- Kitchen
Distances from Petunya Beach ResortBodrum Dedeman Aquapark - 4.5 km / 2.8 mi
Midtown Shopping Center - 4.6 km / 2.8 mi
Dibeklihan - 5.3 km / 3.3 mi
Bodrum Windmills - 6.8 km / 4.2 mi
Oasis Mall - 6.8 km / 4.2 mi
Myndos Gate - 7 km / 4.3 mi
Bardakci Beach - 7.1 km / 4.4 mi
Bodrum Marina - 7.6 km / 4.7 mi
Bodrum Amphitheatre - 7.7 km / 4.8 mi
Yalikavak Windmills - 7.8 km / 4.8 mi
Mausoleum at Halicarnassus - 7.9 km / 4.9 mi
Museum of Underwater Archaeology - 8.1 km / 5 mi
Bodrum Castle - 8.2 km / 5.1 mi
French Tower - 8.2 km / 5.1 mi
Bodrum Maritime Museum - 8.4 km / 5.2 mi
The preferred airport for Petunya Beach Resort - All Inclusive is Bodrum (BJV-Milas) - 38.8 km / 24.1 mi.
Distances are calculated in a straight line from the property's location to the point of interest or airport and may not reflect actual travel distance.
Distances are displayed to the nearest 0.1 km and mile.
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