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Color Atlas and Textbook of Human Anatomy: Locomotor system
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Now in its 5th edition, the Color Atlas of Human Anatomy continues to be a reliable and eminently useful companion for students and medical practitioners alike. Completely revised and expanded to include the latest nomenclature, findings, and applications, Vol. 1, Locomotor System, provides concise descriptions of: The general anatomy of the human body, The systematic anatomy of the locomotor system, The topography of peripheral nerves and vessels related to the musculoskeletal system.
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FlashTrack Wins in First-Ever, ISHN-Sponsored Readers' Choice Awards for Industrial Safety
Facility Results' FlashTrack™ product came out on top in the Signs, Labels, and Tags category of the first-ever Readers' Choice contest sponsored by the Industrial Safety and Hygiene News (ISHN). The contest promoted technological advances and innovation in the products designed for personal protection equipment (PPE) and safety, and Facility Results' FlashTrack is one of the easiest-to-use and most innovative labeling values on the market today.
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On June 19, 2013, Industrial Safety and Hygiene News (ISHN) announced that Facility Results' FlashTrack™ product won the publication's first-ever Readers' Choice award in the category of "Signs, Labels, and Tags."
According to the ISHN, the objective of the contest was to provide recognition for the "technological advances" and "today's most innovative personal protection equipment (PPE) and safety products." Thousands of ISHN subscribers participated in the award decisions by casting their votes online between March 1 and May 1 of this year.
Assuming that many of those who voted in the "Signs, Labels, and Tags" category recognize the challenge of balancing the cost of keeping workers safe with the need for tighter budgets, FlashTrack's ability to save companies and independent contractors time and money proved to be a standout. According to Bryan Rupert, co-founder and lead consultant at Facility Results, was extremely proud, but not surprised, to learn that his company's product had come out on top in the ISHN voting. "We have FlashTrack users reporting electrical safety label installations that are up to 30 percent faster due to FlashTrack's industry-first label installation reporting feature. Employees and contractors can confidently and quickly install arc flash labels by using the photos, documented equipment names, and label install locations that are all conveniently captured using FlashTrack."
As the winning entry for its category, FlashTrack will be recognized in the August issue of Industrial Safety & Hygiene News, and Facility Results will receive a glass award commemorating its category achievement.
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Discover key aviation conventions, exhibitions & upcoming aircraft auctions in our aviation events calendar.
20th May - 29th May, 2015
Kiel, Germany
Online auction of a Twin Piston Aircraft PIPER Aztec PA23-250 (1973) and a VOLKSWAGEN Käfer (Beetle) type 10/11. Auction notes: Please note: the VAT of 19% will be charged on the buyer's premium only. Total premium = 17,85%.
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Whether you're an experienced pilot or just have a passion for aviation, AeroExpo UK is the exhibition to attend in 2015! The event showcases the best in general aviation over three days at Sywell Aerodrome in Northamptonshire. Get up close and even demo-fly the latest aircraft on the market and browse a range of related aviation products & services. An aerobatic air display, lifestyle area (featuring luxury cars & boats), free seminar series and evening entertainment mean there really is something for everyone at this year's show.
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Heli UK will be a two day event held on May 29th – 31st 2015 at Sywell Aerodrome. This award winning aerodrome is perfectly located in the middle of the country to attract the Helicopter industry from all corners of the UK. Both exhibitors and visitors will be able to fly-in and out of the event, and with easily accessible demo flights, visitors will be able to see and experience the latest products in their natural setting.
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Aero Expo – Sywell Aerodrome
SIA Aviation in association with AT Aviation are pleased to announce the 1st annual Classic and Vintage Aircraft auction.
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Prague-Kbely Military Airport (LKKB)
Whatever your involvement in the aviation industry there is something for you at EFA Prague 2015. See the best General Aviation has to offer over three days at Prague-Kbely Airport. Pilots can demo-fly the latest aircraft from leading manufacturers along side classic and pre-owned models on static display. Compare supporting products & services from avionics to insurance side-by-side and benefit from exclusive show discounts. For the general public the air displays are a unique opportunity to see aircraft pushed to their limits.
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Texel International Airport
The Texel Fly-In organizing team is back in the saddle. The dates have been set for the 7th Texel Fly-In. We cordially invite you to join us from the 4th thru the 6th of September 2015. But there is more! On the 9th of May 2015 we will feature a full length movie during our Cinema Fly-In. And last, but by no means least, the renowned Leaseweb Texel Airshow will be held on the 1st of August 2015.
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20th Jan - 23rd Jan, 2016
Sebring Regional Airport
Our annual Sport Aviation Expo has been growing in the number of exhibitors, attendees, media, and sponsors since it's inception in 2004. The show takes place over four days each January at the Sebring Regional Airport in Sebring, Florida. Exhibitors travel from the U.S. and as far away as Brazil, Canada, Czech Republic, Germany, Italy, and the United Kingdom to attend this first major aviation event of the year.


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Planning is a crucial part of every successful IT project. Unfortunately, who can ever find enough time to plan?
Well, Microsoft has developed a set of planning tools (called Solution Accelerators) to help you. Whether you are considering Windows Server 2008 R2 OS migration, consolidation your servers with Hyper-V, or virtualization management with System Center Virtual Machine Manager, you will find these 2 planning tools very helpful to accelerate your planning process, save some valuable time so you can focus on the actual deployment work.
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Agriprocessors Trial: Rubashkin Was Incompetent, Fraudster
An unpretty portrait of kosher meat-processor owner
The federal fraud trial of Sholem Rubashkin, the former CEO of the Agriprocessors kosher slaughterhouse, isn't painting a very flattering portrait of the kosher butcher, who faces a maximum 1,280-year prison sentence on fraud charges—plus another potential 715 years for hiring hundreds of undocumented workers, in a second trial that will begin after this one concludes. It is, however, complicating the by-now-standard story of the slaughterhouse as a place abusive to both workers and animals. (Long story short, after years of accusations against what had been the nation's largest kosher meat processor, a federal immigration raid in May 2008 led to its bankruptcy later that year.) Rubashkin, former employees and undercover government agents say, was a personally generous boss who lent money to employees and threw company water-skiing parties on the Mississippi River, but he was also incompetent and engaged in massive fraud. They allege that the company "survived on poor record-keeping, under-the-table deals, inflated salaries for top executives, and leadership that tried to expand the kosher meat producer beyond its means," according to the Des Moines Register. One sales coordinator reported that Rubashkin came to her—at first, a couple times a week, but after the raid, several times a day—with fake invoices to process, like the one that claimed Eleazer Meyer, a Rubashkin family friend, had bought $44,325 worth of meat—but Meyer wasn't a butcher, he owned a clothing store. A purchasing manager, meanwhile, reported constant fights between Rubashkin and his brother Heshy: "You would rarely see half a minute pass before you'd hear shouting. It was painful to watch." Rubashkin's lawyers motioned for a mistrial last week, on the grounds that evidence currently being admitted about undocumented workers at the plant is biasing the jury against Rubashkin on the only semi-related fraud charges. The judge rejected the plea.
Witnesses Say Fraud in Postville Occurred for Years [Des Moines Register]
Slaughterhouse Worker: Manager Was Incompetent [AP]
Judge in Rubashkin Case Refuses to Order Mistrial [Des Moines Register]
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Coyotes' 'O' disappears late in loss
Raider's suffocating defense leads to big win
The defenses were ahead of the offenses all night long on Friday for both Denton Ryan and Wichita Falls.
But it was the Raiders who were able to finally turn defense into offense, as they turned Old High over seven times in the third quarter and held it without a field goal in the fourth quarter to pull away for a 52-41 victory at Coyote Fieldhouse.
Ryan (19-8, 7-3) closed the game on a 13-2 run after Bubba Mathis had swished six free throws in the first 3:20 of the fourth to tie the game at 39.
The fourth-place Coyotes (9-19, 4-5) still lead Denton (4-6), but will likely need to win two of their final three to make the playoffs.
WFHS coach Carl Pennington felt three calls down the stretch hurt his team, including a wild scramble play where several observers felt Ryan went beyond the baseline to save a ball for a layup, making the score 45-39.
"It's a tough game to referee," said Pennington, who also felt the wrong call was made when D.J. Jordan was given a technical foul for grabbing the rim on a follow attempt. "But I thought three calls in the game changed the game. With D.J., I had to sit him for five minutes in the first half."
But even if the Coyotes had gotten some of those calls, they would have needed to solve the Ryan defense at some point.
Old High shot 11-of-46 (24 percent) from the field and 4-of-18 (22 percent) on 3-pointers. A perfect 15-of-15 night at the foul line helped, but wasn't enough.
And the Coyotes had 12 turnovers compared to four made baskets after halftime. Most of those in the third quarter were live-ball turnovers, putting Ryan into its transition game.
Sam Johnson and Trey Mohair, who tied for game-high honors with 19 points, combined for 16 of Ryan's 18 points in the third quarter. That turned a 21-20 halftime lead into a 39-30 lead before Mathis hit a 3-pointer to end the third and cut the margin to six.
Mathis, who led Old High with 15, ended up with a personal 9-0 run by driving to the basket strong and converting free throws.
But on three possessions with a chance to lead, the Coyotes came up empty.
"They were playing the same defense they were in the first half, we just turned the ball over," Pennington said. "We missed a lot of layups in that third quarter. They got the nine-point lead and we had to scratch back.
"This was a game we needed to win. We're in a dogfight for the playoffs."
Jordan was sharp in the early going, scoring seven points in a 14-9 start, including a dunk in transition after a Mathis steal. But he didn't score in the final 26 ½ minutes.
Jerod Frank had 10 points (3-of-10 shooting), three steals and a block. Garron Nash had seven points, four rebounds and a block for Old High.
Johnson had 12 rebounds for Ryan to lead all players, but the Coyotes scrapped for a 29-27 edge there. Their zone defense worked wonders in the first half, and even in the zone they allowed just two offensive rebounds in each half.
The Coyotes play at Rider on Tuesday and play host to The Colony on Friday. That could set up a playoff-type finale at Denton.
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Denton Ryan's Teana Ogden scored 25 points, outscoring Wichita Falls by herself, as the District 4-4A leaders beat the Lady Coyotes, 53-24, on Friday night.
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Court overturns boy's guilty plea in Ind. slaying
INDIANAPOLIS An Indiana judge didn't take enough time when he rushed a 12-year-old boy accused of helping kill a friend's stepfather into adult court, an appeals court said Tuesday in throwing out the child's guilty plea and overturning his 25-year prison sentence.
The Indiana Court of Appeals ruled unanimously that Paul Henry Gingerich had not received the due process to which he was entitled and ordered a new juvenile court hearing.
"The Constitution won today," Monica Foster, the public defender who handled Gingerich's appeal, said. "This is a 12-year-old kid who did not get the due-process protection of the U.S. Constitution."
Gingerich was one of three juveniles from a small town in northeastern Indiana charged with killing 49-year-old Phillip Danner as part of a plot to run away to Arizona in April 2010. Gingerich, who authorities say fired one of the shots that hit Danner, is serving a 25-year sentence after pleading guilty to conspiracy to commit murder.
The Indiana attorney general's office did not immediately say whether it would appeal Tuesday's decision to the state Supreme Court.
"Among the most disheartening cases seen in the criminal justice system are those involving young people charged with extremely violent crimes. For prosecutors and judges, these are among the most difficult cases as well in terms of balancing the rights of the juvenile with the safety of the community," Attorney General Greg Zoeller said in a statement. "We will carefully review our options after consulting with the county prosecutor and conducting further research."
A Kosciusko County judge had ordered Gingerich to be tried as an adult after a two-hour hearing that was held a week after the boy's arrest. The boy's defense attorney had protested that they didn't have enough time to prepare for the hearing or to conduct a psychological examination.
Although it's possible Gingerich could receive a longer sentence as a result of the new hearing, Foster said she didn't believe any judge would hand one down given all the facts of the case and her client's success in the juvenile justice system. He's a straight-A student with no disciplinary problems who's participating fully in his rehabilitation program "with flying colors," she said.
"I just think he is the poster-child for successful juvenile rehabilitation," Foster said.
The court's ruling noted that Gingerich didn't understand the proceedings. The court cited a psychologist who found that the boy thought the judge was obligated to find him guilty, didn't understand plea bargaining, and didn't understand many of the words used by his lawyer.
The appellate court rejected the state's arguments that Gingerich had given up his right to appeal as part of the plea agreement and found that a probation officer had provided the trial judge misinformation about the availability of private detention facilities.
Still, going back to juvenile court could be a gamble for the boy, who is now 14 and is eligible for release when he's 24. There's no guarantee the case wouldn't be sent to adult court again, and Gingerich could risk a longer prison sentence if he is charged again with murder as an adult.


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Hello weekend: A tantalising food weekend in Cape TownThis past weekend was filled with many delicious meals. Not only was our Tastescape weekend and the Good Food and Wine Show, but it looks like everyone got out and about in Cape Town to experience what the various restaurants had to offer. Here's a look at some great Instagram food finds from this past weekend.
24 Hours of Play in Camps Bay
Bianca ColemanTwenty four hours in Camps Bay - the playground of the rich, famous, and beautiful - will give you but a taste of what is on offer within the borders of one of the Mother City's most popular neighbourhoods.
Bring out the Foodie in you in Fresnaye in Cape Town
Bianca ColemanFor a fun evening of cooking, drinking, and socialising look no further than an interactive food experience at Ginger & Lime in Fresnaye.
Say Hello to the Weekend in Cape Town!
Rob PetersYou've seen the Hello Weekend video (who hasn't right?) and now we are unpacking it for you! In Cape Town there is always something on, no matter what type of weekend person you are. So whether you crave adventure or relaxation, romance or culture, Cape Town is your port of call.
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Top Five Braai Spots in #LoveCapeTown
If there is one thing Capetonians are good at, other than socialising of course, it's braaing. Whether it's meat or fish, you can be sure that on a spectacular summer's day (winter too!), you will find us gathered around the fire, enjoying each other's company, the tantalising aroma of meat on the grill and our breathtaking city views.
Heart 104.9FM's Keri Miller's Top Reasons to #LoveCapeTown
You've heard her vibrant, upbeat voice on local radio station Heart 104.9FM's Afternoon Drive show and seen her at events around the Mother City but do you know what makes the gorgeous Keri Miller #LoveCapeTown?
Where Would You Rather be Wednesdays in #LoveCapeTown
Stuck at your desk on the other side of the world and dreaming of Where You Would Rather be in #LoveCapeTown this Wednesday?
Your Guide to Creative Week 2013 in #LoveCapeTown
Can you feel the air brimming with innovative ideas and creativity in inspirational #LoveCapeTown? Yes, it's that time of the year again…. Creative Week 2013 is coming to the Mother City!
Kirstenbosch Chelsea Flower Show Exhibition Opens at Cape Town's V&A Waterfront
"It's blooming beautiful!" - That was the overall sentiment of Cape Town's media and tourism VIPS at the launch of the South African National Biodiversity (SANBI) Kirstenbosch National Botanical Gardens' Chelsea Flower Show Exhibition at the V&A Waterfront on Friday 30 August, 2013.
Capetonians keep it cooking with Tsogo Sun's MasterChef SA Mystery Box
What's in the box? That was the burning question on everyone's lips as Cape Town's top foodie bloggers and media wondered aloud at what was in Tsogo Sun's MasterChef SA Mystery Box at The Southern Sun Waterfront hotel on Wednesday 14 August, 2013.
"South Africa", NerdzSquared's first music video, filmed in Cape Town
NerdzSquared, two multi-talented YouTubers have been taking the online world by storm with their latest release, South Africa and their first music video –filmed right here in Cape Town.
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October 20, 2015, 6:00pm, Ronald Reagan Sports Park
We're having a party; you're in for a scare. It's a Halloween bash, dress up if you dare! Carnival games, vendors, bounces, costume contest, screaming contest and more. This old-fashioned carnival is a Temecula family tradition.
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It's ok to hate you, right? Pimp 1x1, awesome trails, great scenery.....
Just what, exactly, don't you have, young man?
Custom made (by me!) pr0n
Anyone know anything about carbon framesets? Its the newest thing, i have never ridden one. This one guy crashed his Orbea bike and i picked it up from a trail, the damm thing was super light!! Incredible, id love to own something that light. I think he told me it was under 14 lbs!!
How would a carbon frame be for touring?
The rims I used for those wheels are Kris Holm mountain unicycling rims: Really strong, and 38mm wide. (The width was why I chose them -- everything I'd read about icebiking said that wide rims and low pressures were what you wanted.) Unfortunately they're also very heavy.
Shortly after I built those wheels, Salsa announced a 35mm wide rim, the Gordo. They'd be making a 29er version that would be much lighter than the Holms, and would have a nice bead lock that would probably make it possible to run even lower pressures. I started lusting after the Gordos right away, but they took forever to actually reach the market. I finally got a pair last week, and built them up right away.
I'm kinda excited about the new rear wheel, which is as versatile as the Karate Monkey itself: The hub is meant for singlespeed use, so it builds a strong nearly dishless wheel. But it has a narrow splined freehub. The idea is to run a splined cog and use spacers to adjust chainline, but there's also enough room for 6 cogs using 9-speed spacing. So I disassembled an 11-34 SRAM cassette, bought a 13t first position cog and lockring, and built myself a 6-speed 13-30 drivetrain:
(And in the winter I'll probably get a cog drilled with a 6-bolt disc pattern, flip the wheel over, and run it fixed again.)
I've only got one ride on it so far, but loved it. 6 speeds doesn't seem like much of a compromise compared to 9, since the cogs I dropped saw little use. And after a summer spent mostly on FS rigs, there's something nice and precise about a rigid bike's handling. It's wearing fat 2.4 tires that I run at ~20psi. They feel sluggish on pavement, but on trails they're sweet. High-frequency chatter is pretty much gone, larger bumps are significantly muted, and there's oodles of traction.
Oznerol, Nice ride, cool way to set it up. It's hard to beat a surly. Had a steamroller for a long time. Totally got bastardized over time, and as much as I like riding fixed, I liked it best with a Sturmey 3-spd and drop bars. I'm waiting for the Big Dummy to be available in my size, they sell out pretty quick.
My main ride right now has old road spacing (126mm) so I took a 7spd freehub body and put it on a newish wheel and 8 of a 9spd cassette fit on just fine. I guess they call it a 8of9on7.
Where was the photo taken. I lived in Somerville for five years.
If yer talking fast an light credit card stuff (ie: motel-ing it) they'd prolly do just great.
Loaded? Not so much. :nah
If yer talkin long day rides, carbon can be REAL hard to beat. :nod
Most of my off-pavement riding is at Middlesex Fells, in Medford. One of the reasons I like the 6-speed setup on the Monkey is that it gives me enough range to ride to the trails and ride on the trails; I've seen 2-cog/2-chainring systems designed to do the same thing, but those seem clunkier than just having a derailleur, to me.
Can't wait to hear the first inmate experience with one.
If you have compression on your cord in the L4-5 area, aggrevated by a new position in the saddle, it could very well cause numbness in your feet. I know because that's what caused my "drop foot" and I'm just getting back into riding, surgery + 6 weeks, to get my strength back.
IMO, FIRST STOP, Ortho surgeon for MRI. SECOND STOP, neurologist. I went the other way round and the neuro fucked around for 4 months where the Ortho surgeon told me he would have had me in surgery the next day. The consequences? After 4 months, it's probably going to take a year to get my feeling/strength back, IF I get it back at all.
* The crazy thing about nerves is that you could have an issue anywhere along that nerve that would cause problems.
I hope you get your strength back soon! After shattering my ankle, my doctor told me that it'd come back stronger than the other one. At the time, I had a really hard time believing him. Today it is in fact stronger, a lot stronger!
"The pic was taken at Great Brook Farm State park, out in Carlisle. (That area's also great for road biking.)"
Cool, don't think I've been to Carlisle. I do like the Fells, though, and miss having trails I can easily ride to. Gotta love that orange trail. I heard that Sunrace is bringing back the fixed 3 speed. Can't wait!
I am looking at picking up an a decent hard tail MTB. I am looking at the Rockhopper, but another LBS has a Raliegh Mojave 8.0 and a Kona Cinder Cone that look pretty nice. The Kona is the most expensive, but it has Deore, hydraulic brakes, and a shock lock out. Anyone have nay experience with the Kona?
Overall the bikes that Kona puts out are great values for the $$ I've got a Kona full suspension rig that I've had for years and I love it.
Raliegh is generally lower priced and not for a serious rider.
Specialized is... well just Specialized. Decent bikes, but generally a loooong top tube compared to other bikes of the same "size" Test ride each and see what you think.
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Nutrient availability limits plants' ability to store carbon
Forest canopies provide buffer in a changing climate
Oil and gas development lead to ecosystem losses
Selected publications
Future productivity and carbon storage limited by terrestrial nutrient availability in Nature Geoscience, April 20, 2015. Cory Cleveland
Ecosystem services lost to oil and gas in North America in Science, April 24, 2015. Brady Allred, Dave Naugle, Steve Running
Forest structure and species traits mediate projected recruitment declines in western US tree species in Global Ecology and Biogeography, April 2015. Solomon Dobrowski
Understanding Hunting Constraints and Negotiation Strategies: A Typology of Female Hunters in Human Dimensions of Wildlife: An International Journal, Jan. 2015. Libby Metcalf.
Asynchronous Amazon forest canopy phenology indicates adaptation to both water and light availability in Environmental Research Letters, Dec. 2014. PhD student Matt Jones.
Research in the Media
Soil Nutrients May Keep Plants from Slowing Down Climate Change - Nature World News - Cory Cleveland's recent study of how nitrogen limitations will reduce plant's uptake of C02
Drilling Continues on Critical Alberta Caribou Habitat Despite Recovery Deadline - HuffPost Alberta - Professors Mark Hebblewhite and Brady Allred analyzed the impact of energy development on caribou habitat in Alberta
Experts highlight importance of bike tourism to Montana economy - Missoulian - Norma Nickerson details the economic impact of bikers to Montana
Pine Beetle Epidemic - National Geographic - Professor Diana Six leads readers into an exploration of the tiny beetle that is changing western forests


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CARSON – As this week's U.S. pre-World Cup training camp to determine Team USA's roster for Brazil 2014 grew closer, Galaxy forward Landon Donovan searched for clarity but to no avail.
With the World Cup opening exactly a month from Monday, Donovan, 32, the face of American soccer for more than a decade, finds himself in unfamiliar territory.
In limbo.
"I feel like everyone else going in," Donovan said after a Galaxy training session last week. "We're all trying to make the team so there's probably a few guys that you could say are definitely going to be in Brazil but I think for everyone else it's competition and that's the way I view it."
Donovan, Team USA's all-time leader in goals (46) and assists (47), was asked if he considered himself among the few locks to make Jurgen Klinsmann's final 23-man roster?
"No," he said.
Perhaps the biggest question hanging over the Team USA training camp which opens Wednesday at Stanford is where will Donovan, who played in every U.S. match at the last three World Cups including every minute of South Africa 2010, be at 3 p.m. PDT on June 16?
On the pitch at Estadio das Dunas in Natal on Brazil's northern coast as part of the U.S. starting lineup in Team USA's tournament opener against Ghana?
On the U.S. bench?
Or back home?
"It is different," Donovan said referring from his shift in status from lock at the three previous World Cup training camps to question mark. "It's the way sports are. It's the evolution of getting older to some extent. And it's also a good sign because it means we're getting better as a country.
"I'm certainly not conceding a spot but at the end of the day if the best team is not with me included than that's still good for our sport.
"I just want to go in with confidence."
But Donovan, Major League Soccer's career scoring co-leader, arrives at the Farm in the midst of the biggest goal drought of his career, a dry spell that extends across 17 matches for the Galaxy and U.S. national team. He hasn't scored for the Galaxy since he tied Jeff Cunningham's MLS regular-season scoring mark of 144 goals by netting a pair in a 5-0 romp against Chivas USA last Oct. 6. Donovan hasn't found the back of the net for the U.S. since scoring in a 2-0 victory against Mexico Sept. 10 that clinched a World Cup berth for Team USA.
That Donovan's next MLS goal will give him sole possession of the league record has only heightened the focus on the drought.


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"I've been hurt tremendously by her," Beador told All Things Housewives.
"So it's just something that maybe with time it can heal. I can get along with her, I can be friendly with her, I can forgive her, but can I forget? No."
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Beador has called Barney the "fakest" housewife of them during an episode of Real Housewives of Orange County, but also apologized to her during an appearance on Watch What Happens Live.
"She has apologized to me, but there's just a lot that happened," Beador added.
"In the next couple of episodes a lot comes to the forefront."
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And Barney wasn't the only one Beador clashed with this season — she also got into it with Heather Dubrow, but doesn't know why!
"I wish you could explain it to me. I don't know. [laughs] I honestly don't know. I've tried to analyze it, but the bottom line is I can't get into her head, so I can't answer that question," Beador said.
"I believe that I've apologized to her numerous times for things that she perceives that I do that I don't even think have actually happened, but I still apologize so that I can move forward and it doesn't seem to be enough… Life is too short to hold a bunch of negative feelings inside. You gotta move on ."
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Beador reveals her closest friend on the show is Vicki Gunvalson.
"We do have a very strong friendship. Vicki is busy and I am busy and we don't have to check in regularly, so whenever we have a moment we do and we reconnect and that's a great friendship," she said.
"It's not a lot of work to be friends with Vicki."


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Lineage-specific duplications and losses of spo-like genes in Daphnia and insects. An evolutionary scenario based on the observed distribution of spo-like (CYP307) genes in arthropods. Since insects are believed to have evolved from crustaceans living in freshwater environments [4] and the only spo-like gene observed in Daphnia belongs to the CYP307A subfamily, the ancestral arthropod spo gene was likely a CYP307A gene. An early duplication, which probably occurred after insects diverged from crustaceans, gave rise to spo (CYP307A1) and spot (CYP307B1). In Drosophila, the ancestral spo-like gene, referred to as spok (Cyp307a2), underwent a second round of duplication in which an intronless retrogene arose. In Drosophila this gene is referred to as spo. Note that another round of gene duplication, which occurred in the line of Drosophila evolution leading to the subgenus Drosophila [17], is not shown.
Rewitz and Gilbert BMC Evolutionary Biology 2008 8:60 doi:10.1186/1471-2148-8-60


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Thread: My first SketchBook arts.
April 7th, 2010 #1
My first SketchBook arts.
Ive never really pursued art seriously till know and rarely drew anything so advise and criticizing will help.
In my sketch books is what i started with two weeks ago you can see Ive grown in leaps and bounds though still much to do.
These aren't all iv done just the ones that came out okay. Their not my best just where i was practicing various points of my drawing. All i have to go on is others pictures to learn from so tips i need.
I have more in my album on my profile but this is the jist of what Ive got
i'm just trying out many different poses and such.
The wings I'm adding because i want to draw from my imagination rather than what their, so im trying to draw souly from that.
As for why my thread is listed for nudity is because I'll be drawing them without clothes from this point on so that i can better learn how the clothes would lye on the them
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I just got a hold of BRIDGMANS - Complete Guide to Drawing from Life from a friend so ill look through that.
I Mainly want to work on the human body as its what i enjoy drawing. I plan on learning to draw the inanimate after i get better at shading and then ill mix the two
April 7th, 2010 #3
Along with working on anatomy, you should practice mark making. When I look at your drawings I don't see much confidence with your drawing tool. As a starting point I would suggest sketching some gradients or working on shaded shapes. Think about how hard you're pressing with your tool and remember that drawing isn't like writing letters.
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April 7th, 2010 #4
I didn't know the word for gradients it till now but I've been wondering how to do that so now i can look up some tips Thanks
April 7th, 2010 #5
Edit Edit Space
I'm gonna make a shading album and post a few here every know an then. XD
Last edited by Kertic; April 9th, 2010 at 09:12 AM. Reason: Eh i thought about it and thats more than yall need to know ya know
April 7th, 2010 #6
I'm gonna start cutting the image so it inst so huge and remove all the extra space their a little too big
April 9th, 2010 #7
So i've been working on my shading and i have quite a few and i've uploaded some of them but this thread needs some eye candy
April 9th, 2010 #8
I mesed up on it a bit with my mark making but that is a work in progress so...But im trying to draw without using any lines in shading practice
Any tips for the shading
April 9th, 2010 #9
This one i had lost but i found it so here ya go
Found it in the scanner >.>
April 9th, 2010 #10
I'm kinda posting these erratically but is my thread so,,,,anyway i just got handed a sketchbook so I'm gonna try using that and hopefully its goodbye notebook paper
April 10th, 2010 #11
Some Shading practice on various things, also worked on getting porportions down during movement and i realized i need to look up on how to make your person show movement...
Any criticizing on the sketches
April 10th, 2010 #12
I had it brought to my attention that the Karate forms would make more sense with their was a floor line rather than an imaginary one
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Hi Kertic,
I'm a beginner too so it's a case of the blind leading the blind, but you can practice making a gradient by drawing some squares on a piece of paper. Leave one white, and practice making each box next to it darker and darker. Use different pencils. The H pencils are harder and make lighter marks. B pencils are softer and darker.
April 10th, 2010 #14
more still aint right WHY!!!
April 11th, 2010 #15
Sigh well seems i had too much caffeine >.> damn coffee. Anyway i did a bunch of them and looking at it know i realize that its probably the proportions and the fact that the movement isn't clear enough
April 11th, 2010 #16
a bit better
I spent about an hour on each of these I'm gonna draw em both in my sketchbook i got bigger than they are now and hopefully i can get it right
Ah i never mentioned it and it might not be obvious but my scanner zooms into the photo and grabs the image and jumps it up
Their actual sixr is only about 1to 2 inches so that s why the small details are a little...well sketchy
April 11th, 2010 #17
Alright her's the first one
The sketch paper made a huge difference
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April 12th, 2010 #18
Couldn't draw the other so im gonna go work on my anatomy
April 12th, 2010 #19
Hello! It's great that you started a sketchbook. It really keeps you up and drawing. I think going through Andrew Loomis's Successful Drawing and/or Figure Drawing for all It's Worth would help immensely. You can view pdf.s of those books here. Also, maybe do a few basic studies of the human skeleton. Keep it up!
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April 12th, 2010 #20
Thanks for the link theses will help alot i been trying to get a hold of some anatomy books for drawing but all i had were some old encyclopedias. Ill be sure to burn through em and then let the knowledge saturate in my mind
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On your latest figure I think one of the main problems is the arm isnt long enough. The elbows should drop down to around where the belly button would be. Also her body at one angle and her feet are at another.
Keep going, Im sure youll get it eventually. So yeah, burn through them book a few times
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April 12th, 2010 #22
Thanks i also noticed that since the arms are forward their should be something of her back showing but since their isn't the arms looks more like cardboard T.T
April 12th, 2010 #23
i think
April 12th, 2010 #24
Well i just finished downloading the program that will let me burn through the books so ill post something tomorrow as i learn Thanks for the crits and keep em coming
April 13th, 2010 #25
Plans from this point on
My posts till now have been a little hectic. Im gonna post something new here everyday even if its a little doodle. Im also gonna stop making so many posts one after another and just have it all in one post through the edit button.
Reason is ill be studying the books i got and practicing my drawing. If one day i may not have drawn anything other than for th studying then ill remember to post here and doodle. What i want to draw will be from my own mind so it will likely be a doodle or something odd. But that is the funnest kind !!
So for today ill post a doodle. Im gonna start using doodles for practicing my mark making since they'll stand out more. On this one i also tried to edit the image a little on paint. All i did was clean up the face of eraser marks and the such. If anyone knows a better photo editor that's good for beginners or all of the above then id appreciate the input.
Despite it being a doodle i actually like this picture. For some reason it gives me this calm feeling when i look at it. Again it got jumped up by my printer so your looking at it really closely
The rest are some things i did for practice the fun i did after only skimming "have fun with a pencil"
1.Daily Doodle
2.Fun 1
3.Fun 2
6.Proportions (Female)
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April 15th, 2010 #26
two weeks art studying straight with nothing in between except food and sleep made my mind go poof it seem. Cant even get a box right so ill be taking a breather for a few days and begin pacing myself. Made it through Perspective made easy by Norling and got a ways into Lumis Figure Draw before switching to a book on perspective. I need to learn to draw three dimensional shape better. All i have is the basic knowledge give to me by my elementary school teacher and learning from prerequisite knowledge is faster than learning on my own.
I still take my own approach at it but knowledge is always helpful. As for proportion ive discovered i need to watch it more when the body bends this way and that and like i said i have a 3d problem so it kinda messes up my drawing a lot so ill work on those but otherwise i seems to have a good eye for proportion for someone that never paid attention to it...or i don't. Nothing to compare it too so whatever Yes im ranting. I've decided to fill my days with both drawing and karate(used to do it as a kid....I suck now T.T) and this way i wont burn out on either. Just got done going for two hours and im worn out and so my mind is kinda *wooshey* if i had to say. Anyway im gonna go make myself eat something before i pass out Ill post something a few days i guess. or tommorow no pics.......
Any ideas on some good 3d books for beginners??
My brain may be woshy but i though of a great way for improving my 3d skill and that it to draw something using on 3d figure that way ill begin to see them in normal things which i think will make my drawing better.....I'm a Friken genius....or an idiot....or insane.....U Decide!!!


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Despite a pacifist constitution, Prime Minister Abe is demanding a more aggressive response to the terrorists, and a stronger Japan.
Pilot held by Islamic State puts Jordan's king in a tough spot
King Abdullah has defended the US-led campaign against the hardline group in Syria, saying moderate Muslims must take a stand.
Al Jazeera journalist Peter Greste is free
The campaign continues for the release of the other two Al Jazeera journalists jailed in Egypt.
Japan condemns 'despicable' IS hostage beheading claim
Prime Minister Abe, on the verge of tears, pledged not to back down and said he would increase humanitarian aid to the Middle East.
Ukraine's war is getting worse, and not everyone wants to fight
Whether out of fear or political frustration, some Ukrainians are dodging the draft.
Europe's Muslims struggle for normalcy after Paris attacks
Extremist threats and the rise of far-right politicians have put many Muslims in the position of defending their place in European communities.
Here's what's left of Kobani, the Syrian border town wrecked by the Islamic State (PHOTOS)
The Syrian town has paid a high price for liberation from the Islamic State.
Here's what moviegoers in Baghdad think of 'American Sniper'
Portrayals of the Iraq War look a little different from Iraq.
Hezbollah kills two Israeli soldiers in border attack
Militant group Hezbollah has claimed responsibility for an attack on an Israeli army convoy near the Israel-Lebanon border.
How the Islamic State was halted in Kobani
Analysis: The Islamic State controlled half of the Kurdish city a few months ago. Now they are on the run.
Kurdish forces finally drive Islamic State out of a key Syrian town
The fight for Kobani took four months. And it's probably not over yet.
Syria's president says US should ask permission to launch air strikes against Islamic State
President Bashar al-Assad said he's serious about fighting terrorism.
More than 15 dead on the 4th anniversary of Egypt's revolution
Meanwhile tensions surged ahead of the anniversary, with the killings of two female demonstrators.
Boko Haram wages new Nigeria attacks as Kerry visits
Kerry is expected to address poll-related violence, which has blighted previous Nigerian elections and which it is feared could erupt again, ahead of polls next month.
Abe remains defiant, says Japan will never give in to terrorism
With one hostage remaining with the Islamic State, Abe said Sunday that Japan is 'not wavering at all on this policy.'
This is the gruesome aftermath of another rocket strike on civilians in eastern Ukraine
Civilians keep dying as pro-Russian rebels promise more war.
Japan condemns apparent IS execution, demands release of remaining hostage
A video released Saturday allegedly showed a gaunt Kenji Goto in an orange T-shirt saying his colleague Haruna Yukawa had been executed.
These are the countries that have (probably) paid hostage ransom to the Islamic State
The fate of two hostages could be decided today.
Yemeni rebels seize presidential palace (LIVE BLOG)
But they appear to have stopped short of overthrowing the country's embattled president.
Mysterious bombs are exploding in Ukraine — and not in the war-torn east
More often than not, the attacks appear to be targeted at pro-Ukrainian political and social organizations, causing injuries but no deaths.
IS jihadists free 200 elderly Yazidis in north Iraq
'We already have names for 196 and there could be some more," said Khodr Domli, a leading Yazidi rights activist.
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In the UK, families are rightly frustrated with a system which has failed to keep up with the realities of modern life. This is why Labour has proposed a number of policies aimed at helping working families to balance their responsibilities. For example, we have pledged to double paid paternity leave and extend free childcare to 25 hours per week.
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A report by Gingerbread, the advice and support charity for single parents, has found that almost half of single parents (47%) have been forced to borrow money from family, friends or the bank in order to cover their child care costs within the last two years.
Half of single parents borrow money to cover childcareMary Honeyball / 2 months ago
Yesterday, George Osborne claimed that his budget was for those "who aspire to work hard and get on". Last year, I wrote for Shifting Grounds about the growing childcare crisis. Soaring childcare costs are placing unsustainable pressure on family finances, and as a result many women feel forced to give up work to look after their children.
Osborne's Childcare Plan Is RegressiveSarah Hutchinson / 2 years ago
The Tory-led government talks about us all being in it together and yet it feels very much like this is not the case.
Change work to change life chancesAngela Rayner / 2 years ago
Following Naomi Eisenstadt and Graham Allen in talking about the foundation years is more than a little daunting.
The foundation years must be Labour's focusSharon Hodgson MP / 2 years ago
The good society is one where we constantly strive and work for improvement. We will never have that society unless we think ahead, plan and strategise about our future, characteristics lacking in the government machine. The dominant late intervention culture has failed.
Early intervention and the good societyGraham Allen MP / 2 years ago
All three political parties claimed support for Sure Start in their manifestos in the 2010 election. How has that commitment been kept by the Coalition Government? Ironically, the Coalition Government frequently claims that because no single party got a clear majority, promises made in manifestos are no longer commitments.
Can Sure Start survive the cuts?Naomi Eisenstadt / 2 years ago
This week Shifting Grounds will be dedicating a number of articles to the issue of childcare.
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Mikhail Youzhny recorded his 400th career ATP World Tour-level singles match win on Tuesday.
The fourth seed withstood 12 aces to beat Benjamin Becker of Germany 4-6, 7-6(3), 6-1 in two hours and 19 minutes at the Qatar ExxonMobil Open to become the ninth active player to accomplish the milestone. He is the fourth Russian to reach the 400 Match Wins Club, joining Yevgeny Kafelnikov (609), Nikolay Davydenko (455) and Marat Safin (422).
World No. 5 David Ferrer was made to work hard for a place second round. Coming off a career-best season in which he led the ATP World Tour with seven titles and 76 match wins, he defeated qualifier Dustin Brown 5-7, 6-3, 6-2 in two hours and 34 minutes. "In the first set it was 5-all. I didn't serve so good, and he played better than me," admitted Ferrer. "I tried to fight every point and finally I won."
Second seed Richard Gasquet said he was "happy to win the first match of the year", after he beat qualifier Jan Hernych 6-3, 6-4 in 76 minutes. "It's never easy, always tense. I didn't play in a tournament for two months. The first five games were difficult for me."
Poland's Lukasz Kubot defeated Feliciano Lopez for the first time in three career meetings, ousting the seventh-seeded Spaniard 6-4, 6-2 in one hour and 16 minutes. Kubot broke Lopez five times from nine opportunities, while dropping serve twice.
German qualifier Daniel Brands knocked out fifth seed Jeremy Chardy of France 6-4, 6-4 in 69 minutes. Czech Lukas Rosol beat eighth-seeded Spaniard Pablo Andujar 6-2, 7-6(2) in just over 90 minutes.
Frenchman Gael Monfils, the 2006 and 2012 runner-up, improved to 14-5 in Doha after he beat local wild card Mousa Shanan Zayed 6-0, 6-3 in 48 minutes. "I think it was a good start," said Monfils. "I think my opponent was a bit nervous today, and then it's always tough for a young player to play at his home tournament."
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(FAT Lab) Ashes to ashes For their Consume or Conserve project, Dylan van den Berg and Wieki Somers of Studio Wieki Somers in the Netherlands printed three still lifes out of human ash, asking whether we might one day be discouraged from discarding objects made from the remains of loved ones. Everyday domestic items like a toaster or a weighing scale are paired with references from vanitas paintings of the Dutch Golden Age that symbolise the ephemeral nature of life, such as birds or dung beetles. (Studio Wieki Somers) A new mould Belgian designers Unfold and Tim Knapen have reinvented the wheel for their project L'Artisan Électronique. By connecting a digital potter's wheel to a 3D ceramic printer, they give an ancient artisanal skill a new spin. Users pass their hands through a laser to shape a virtual cylinder on a computer screen; once they're finished, the customised model is printed layer by layer, in a process similar to coil pottery. (Liesje Reyskens, Kristof Vrancken, Peter Verbruggen, Unfold) Pen and blink The 3Doodler pen by Wobble Works Inc allows users to draw in midair, as the lines they form are printed in plastic. Its prototype raised more than $1million on Kickstarter in just a few days, and won an award for Kickstart of the Year in 2013. The 3Doodler's wobbly, imperfect creations reintroduce the feel of the hand-made into 3D printing, reacting against the perfect, sleek forms of digital drawing. (3Doodler) Living doll Tokyo-based designers PARTYLab transformed the humble photo booth ('shashin kan' in Japanese) with their Omote 3D Shashin Kan. After scanning a model for 15 minutes with handheld tools, they can recreate sitters as miniature figurines, capturing family portraits in 3D. (PARTYLab) The seed of an idea Brazilian designer Jorge Lopes dos Santos began his Foetus 3D Project while a student at London's Royal College of Art: he aimed to create a new form of sculpture by creating life-sized models of babies in utero. Combining CT and MRI scans with 3D printing techniques, he found a way to transform images of developing embryos into 3D art. His technique has had unexpected medical consequences, offering an alternative to conventional sonogram images for blind parents and aiding doctors as they prepare for operations. (Jorge Lopes) In your face American artist Heather Dewey-Hagborg collected objects from the streets of Brooklyn for a project that gives a face to current DNA testing techniques. Taking traces of saliva from cigarette butts and chewing gum, she used a biology lab to model faces from their DNA samples and had them 3D printed in coloured gypsum. 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