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Pacific trade pact calls for tough Japan reforms
Apart from the imperative for reforming the economy, Abe's agreement to push ahead with trade liberalization also reflects geopolitical realities: Japan's status as the leading U.S. ally in Asia also swayed the decision to participate in the trade talks.
"We have no choice," said Masayuki Kichikawa, of Bank of America-Merrill Lynch. "This is kind of a very delicate matter for Mr. Abe."
That angers some groups who object to foreign influence over domestic policy, including those who view the plan as an American scheme to usurp Japan's sovereignty.
"Obama has threatened Japan and forced us into joining TPP," Takaaki Tabuchi, a financial consultant, shouted to a group of about 20 protesters who gathered near Tokyo's Shibuya train station late Thursday.
"Preserve our livelihoods. Reject TPP," they chanted, largely ignored by passers-by.
The protests this time, including a big gathering of farmers who conducted a rally at Tokyo's Hibiya Park on Tuesday, appear to lack the scale or passion of past anti-TPP demonstrations.
Abe's reassurances that Tokyo will not remove protections for strategically sensitive industries, such as rice farming, may have somewhat placated the Zenchu, or Japan's Central Union of Agricultural Cooperatives, the newspaper Nihon Keizai Shimbun said in a report Friday.
Japan must join the talks or miss its chance to have any say in negotiations on the trade pact, Abe said.
The Obama administration has said it hopes to wrap up negotiations by the year's end. Including Japan is likely to slow that process.
In Washington, Democratic lawmakers presented a letter addressed to Obama raising concerns that the pact may threaten the U.S. auto industry.
They contend that Japanese auto exports to the United States could increase if the United States eliminates its current 2.5 percent car tariffs and 25 percent truck tariffs.
Associated Press writer Mari Yamaguchi contributed to this report.
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I'm not a naval architect and I'm not sure what you mean by stability, but I'll give it a shot:
There are 3 movements the boat can make while sitting in one spot: roll, which is the boat rocking from side-to-side; pitch, which is the boat going up and down in the front (bow); and yaw, which means the front of the boat going from one side to the other.
If by stability you mean continuing in a straight line (tracking), a full keel is better. If you mean preventing the boat from rocking side-to-side (rolling), it's a matter of getting the maximum amount of weight the farthest down underwater- either full or fin could do this but typically a long fin with a heavy bulb on the end would be the approach. If you mean stability at anchor, so someone inside could cook in your floating kitchen, a full keel will keep it pointed into the wind better while a fin keeled boat may tend to yaw more (the front will head from one direction to the other). Again, though, a long deep keel with a lot of weight at the bottom will do better to prevent rolling.
I'm not sure about pitching - I would think that a fin keel with weight concentrated in the center of the boat would be more prone to pitch than a full keel spreading the weight more along the length of the boat.
Did you choose your dimensions? 8' is very narrow for a 45' boat- she's going to sit very low in the water and won't have much form stability (that's another topic).
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There's actually a lot of variety and ethnic options, which you wouldn't expect. And theres a huge mall about 10 minutes away from campus that has a lot of restaurants surrounding it!
It is definitely strict, but it keeps us safe and I appreciate that.
I received a full tuition scholarship!
Campus Food:
It's not home-cooked meals, but they're good and will keep you alive!
Off-Campus Housing:
There are many options for off camus housing and they are pretty close to campus. Next year, I will only be 5 minutes walking distance from campus.
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I'm not really a partier. BYU had some fun parties though. They had great comedy groups that were fun to go to.
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I didn't eat out much, but Costa vida was very close and it's one of my favorite restaurants. I loved the french toast at Kneaders. The Pita Pit, Panda Express, and Baskin and Robins were all close by and I love all of these restaurants. There was also a malt shop that has very good fries, burgers and milkshakes. There were interesting local restaurants downtown that I would like to try sometime.
I liked being at a school that shared my same standards and wanted people to live up to those standards. People agreed to the honor code when they applied to BYU, so they should be willing to follow it. It's not hard to follow the honor code because I have been following it all my life.
I got a full ride last year, and I am getting one this year too. It was a pretty simple process because to get the scholarships, they just looked at myessays that I wrote when I applied to BYU.
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The food was great. The Blueline had good soups and sandwiches and the moa cafe had great panini sandwiches. The Cannon Center had good food, some of the food did get a little old after eating it for 8 months. The Cannon did have many different options that changed everyday. The meal plan was very convenient and it was nice to be able to access vending machines anywhere on campus.
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The Dorms are great. They provide a wonderful social atmosphere where you can get to know everyone in your hall. The dorms aren't huge, but they are more than big enough for a college student. The rooms are clean and well taken care of.
The strictness didn't bother me at all. Too much police work on parking tickets, but beyond that, they were great!
If you don't stay on your toes, you will miss the deadline and end up having to find other ways to get scholarships.
Campus Food:
Food was ok, but like all fast food, it would cost so much less if you just packed a lunch you made yourself.
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Great, clean, and fair housing. Loved the proximity to campus!
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I've looked at off-campus housing, even had a contract I later had to get out of, but have never actually lived in off-campus housing.
Party Scene:
You're not at BYU to party. Sure we like to have fun, but we know why we're really here.
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It's pretty extensive and good, but still not the most budget-friendly option over cooking your own meals.
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I love off-campus housing. There are a lot of apartment complexes and houses so there are a lot of options. I really like my landlords and they have parties every month for paying rent. Also, as you have to keep the honor code, it feels pretty safe and everyone is held to the same standard. My complex is pretty old, among others, so there are a lot of renovations going on. However, some of the parking areas are pretty bad. There are cars lining the streets and usually only one entrance to parking lots with can cause accidents.
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There is usually at least one thing going on in the city. Though, BYU isn't really a party school so they aren't high intensity partiers.
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When you go to center street, you hit a lot of different restaurants from different countries. The food is really quite amazing. Also, there are a lot of social events in that area so you can get something to eat and then go party. Generally, the price is reasonable, but there are some high end spots that are quite pricey.
The school is strict, but it makes students feel more comfortable and safe when it comes to situations that could become dangerous (drinking, drugs, etc.)
Generally, the financial office is pretty good at reminding you of things/tasks that you need to do. My only issue was that they don't send a reminder email when it's time to apply for the merit based scholarships that you can get each semester. I missed the deadline and it's upsetting because I would have qualified for full-tuition. So my suggestion is to look actively for the merit based scholarships long before the deadline (yeah, I know, probably common sense.). Though they do have a long list of scholarship opportunities is you're willing to search through the 20 pages of scholarships.
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I like that there are creameries on campus that allow for easy access grocery shopping. I don't have a car so having the option of picking up groceries on the way home is nice. The only negation would be that usually the prices are a lot higher in the creamery than in the other grocery stores. The food in the creamery on ninth is also really good as all of the burgers/fries are made fresh. Also, you can't beat the creamery ice cream! There is a bit of variety in the food courts, though the food can get pretty boring pretty quickly after to you eat at each place a few times.
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|Who will help fill Charlie Davies' boots? Robbie Findley and Edson Buddle are two guys ready to go.
Brent Latham: A realistic upside for the U.S. would be the quarterfinals, if the team can find a rhythm and get a little luck along the way. The Americans should make the knockout rounds, and, on a game-by-game basis, anything can happen. But any improvement on that 2002 quarterfinal performance would require some serious good fortune.
James Martin: I think it's hopeful, but not ridiculous, to think the U.S. reaches the quarterfinals. The draw is favorable, and the squad should be able to draw on the experience it gained from last year's Confederation's Cup.
Leander Schaerlaeckens: Realistically, the round of 16.
Jeff Carlisle: I would say that a quarterfinal place isn't out of the question, given the Americans' confidence and a group that is awkward but navigable. Getting out of the group stage is probably the most realistic goal.
Ravi Ubha: I think I'm in the minority here, but the U.S. will be hard-pressed to get past the group stage. If England beats the U.S. to start, as most expect, and Slovenia beats Algeria, which should happen, the U.S. is immediately in a hole.
Schaerlaeckens: Badly, since Bob Bradley won't alter his lineup to reflect that he has no replacement for Davies and has strengths elsewhere that he isn't catering to.
Latham: Yes; first, they'll need to stop trying to replace him. What should trouble American fans most is that Bob Bradley still seems undecided on what options are best up top. In the end, Bradley will likely have to choose piecemeal among Dempsey, [Edson] Buddle, Findley and Gomez on a game-by-game basis, with speed, power, craftiness and timely finishing all available options -- just not all in one package.
Carlisle: Their chances would certainly be a lot better if Davies were healthy, but Bob Bradley has a couple of options. Herculez Gomez is a guy no one has heard of but who has a nose for goal. Clint Dempsey could also see some time up top, and his knack for the spectacular -- as evidenced by his goal against Juventus in the Europa League -- would give the U.S. a different kind of look. Robbie Findley is the player whose athleticism makes him the closest thing to a Davies clone, but he lacks Davies' consistency and finishing ability.
Ubha: Davies' pace will be sorely missed. Davies, Landon Donovan, Clint Dempsey and Jozy Altidore sound much better as an attacking quartet than Donovan, Dempsey, Altidore and whoever else.
Martin: Davies will be missed, but as long as Jozy Altidore can stay injury-free, Bradley should be able find some effective attacking options. Perhaps he combines Jozy with Buddle, who caught fire in the last friendly. I'm not keen on the idea of using Dempsey as the lone striker -- he seems to play better just off the shoulder of a striker -- or moving Donovan up, as he provides too much in the midfield.
Martin: Hard to imagine, especially with the injuries and the poor performances from the two Jonathans -- Spector and Bornstein. The key, to me, is whether the U.S. can move Carlos Bocanegra out wide. If so, the Americans stand a chance. If not, I expect to see the U.S. skinned alive by the likes of Wayne Rooney.
Carlisle: Only if the defenders get healthy. The key is Oguchi Onyewu. If he can reprise his Confederations Cup form -- after spending the past seven months recovering from a torn patellar tendon -- then all is well. Otherwise, Bradley will have to start cannibalizing other parts of his defense. Ask West Ham fans how well Jonathan Spector performed at left back.
|Does Gooch need to be healthy for the U.S. defense to hold up?
Ubha: That's the million-dollar question. Oguchi Onyewu won't be tired, but he won't be match-fit, either. Jay DeMerit overcame his eye problems only to suffer from an abdominal strain recently. Carlos Bocanegra is fresh off hernia surgery. Steve Cherundolo had an injury-filled season at Hannover 96, and Jonathan Spector struggled at West Ham. Not good.
Schaerlaeckens: The defense won't be the problem; keeping possession and scoring goals will.
Latham: If this were one game, the answer would be yes. But defensive depth is a key to doing well in the World Cup, as injuries and card accumulation invariably test bench strength. A starting four of Onyewu and DeMerit in the middle with Bocanegra and Cherundolo on the wings looks solid enough, but the questions will come when one or more succumbs to injury or card accumulation. The backups don't seem to have the quality to perform consistently enough on this stage.
Carlisle: "Tricky" is a better description. England? Enough said. Slovenia is organized and tough to break down, which is exactly the kind of team the U.S. struggles against. Algeria is a complete wild card; you never know which team is going to show up. Throw in the fact that the U.S. has almost always struggled when it has been the favorite, and you have a group that is anything but easy.
Ubha: It's not the hardest group, but it's not as easy as some think. It amazes me that many believe the U.S. will coast past Slovenia. Slovenia may be devoid of star names, but any side that knocks off Russia in a two-leg playoff is pretty darn good.
Schaerlaeckens: It isn't at all a bad group to be in. Slovenia won't be a pushover, though. Algeria might be, if it's been beaten in its first two games.
Latham: By absolute standards, no group is easy at the World Cup. By the relative standards you would use to judge, this is an easy group.
Martin: It all depends on how the first game goes. If the U.S. gets a point, or three, against England, it should be set -- especially with Algeria coping with its own injury issues. If, however, the U.S. comes up goose eggs against England, the pressure will mount. What happens if the Americans find themselves nil-nil in the 80th minute of the next game? The U.S. likes to play the underdog, not the favorite.
Ubha: Very important. Last year's performance at the Confederations Cup got the attention of not only soccer fans but general sports fans in the U.S. The team needs a good showing to build on what happened last summer. Translated, that means advancing from the group stage.
Martin: The fact that people expect the U.S. to make it out of the group stage is proof of how far the sport has progressed in this country. And it'll continue to grow regardless of what happens in South Africa, though a quarterfinal appearance would help fire up the imaginations of the fans even more.
Schaerlaeckens: I don't really buy into the whole "This World Cup is make or break for soccer in the U.S." concept. There's more media attention than ever, which is a good thing. A good performance would help, of course, but anything short of a World Cup win won't exactly get the entire nation playing out in the streets.
Carlisle: Would a deep run in the tournament create a groundswell of interest? No question. But the game won't die if the team falls on its face. There is too much momentum on too many fronts -- from the growth of MLS to the increased number of Americans playing overseas -- to seriously hurt the game.
Latham: Americans like winners, so every World Cup is important in helping increase the fan base. In that sense, a good performance is hugely important. On an international level, the World Cup is where respect is won, and the U.S. would benefit from an improved image there, as well. But one World Cup represents only a snapshot of the fluid growth of the game in America, and, from that perspective, the seeds of progress have already been sown. A poor performance in three games in South Africa won't derail the progress of the American soccer program or the long-term promise of the game in the U.S.


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Inducted into the TV Hall of Fame last night, Leno was introduced by Bill Maher, who seemed to have the perfect analogy in mind with which to capture the essential loathsomeness of Leno.
"Jay reminds me a little of Israel," Maher said. "He isn't perfect but he's held to standard I don't think anybody in the world is expected to live up to but him." He may as well have said that Leno steals jokes like Israel steals land.
So sure, the whole thing was in jest, but, still, I object. There's a limit to how much derision one people can take. So stage your Israel Apartheid Weeks and hold your secret hateful conferences, but if you have to compare Israel to someone, the least you could do is Jimmy Kimmel.
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Maybe if Shawne Merriman were healthy — last year and this — it would be different.
But Merriman is flying a little under the radar of late, having played all of November with foot tendinitis and having fought through various injuries as he comes back from the major knee surgery that robbed him of the final 15 games of last season.
So his first game against the Dallas Cowboys, the team he formerly held a grudge against for selecting DeMarcus Ware ahead of him in the 2005 draft, is sort of anticlimactic.
"It's the Dallas Cowboys against the San Diego Chargers," said Merriman, who expects to play after sitting out Sunday's game in Cleveland. "If anyone makes it more than that, that's just for reading."
Merriman said the day after he was drafted that "Bill Parcells and Jerry Jones both told me if I was still on the board at No. 11 they were going to pull the trigger. Not only was I lied to, I was smacked in the face."
Merriman didn't get to play the Cowboys in the 2005 season opener due to a hamstring injury, and he downplayed his grudge yesterday.
"I was (ticked) off by 11 teams passing me up — not just the Cowboys," he said. "People made a big deal of it because that's where I thought I was going."
The Cowboys selected Ware a spot ahead of Merriman.
After two seasons, Merriman held a 27-19.5 edge in sacks. But Ware has had 43 sacks since the start of the 2007 season, including a league-high 20 last year and nine this year. Merriman had 12.5 sacks in '07, didn't play last season and has four sacks in '09.
Merriman and Ware met before the '05 draft and have kept in touch. And Merriman is well aware of Ware's statistical advantage.
"We talk all the time, we know each other well," Merriman said. "It's not just me looking at stats. I watch him. … He's a great player. (The statistics) are just for talking between me and him."
Merriman said yesterday he expects the tendinitis in his plantar fascia, the connective tissue that forms the foot's arch, will likely bother him the rest of the season.
"How I feel will be day to day," he said.
And he won't measure himself against Ware this week.
"In life, you go through a time where you have a little setback," Merriman said. "And now I'm playing catch-up. Not catch-up in stats with him, but getting back on track to what I'm accustomed to doing."
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The defensive line continued in its state of flux as Ogemdi Nwagbuo, who's been sidelined with an ankle injury, was placed on injured reserve and replaced on the roster by newcomer Antonio Garay.
The Chargers got Garay, a 6-foot-4, 320-pounder who played under Chargers defensive coordinator Ron Rivera and defensive line coach Don Johnson when all three were with the Chicago Bears in 2006, off the New York Jets' practice squad.


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In Photoshop CS4 New Features, leading industry expert Deke McClelland covers the latest developments in Adobe's powerhouse image editor, Photoshop CS4. Deke explores the new tabbed window interface and the Adjustments and Masks palettes, the enhanced toning tools, content-aware scaling and the latest versions of Camera Raw and Bridge, which prove nearly indispensable to the digital photographer's workflow. From the interface to integration, Deke leaves no stone unturned.
Thanks to some of the navigation enhancements in Photoshop CS4 as well as the introduction of the Adjustments panel we have some fairly significantly revamped keyboard shortcuts inside the new software and those of you who have taken the time to memorize some of these old shortcut, some of which go way way back, are now going have to memorize some new keyboard shortcuts. It's all there is to it. So let me introduce these to you. First of all, we'll start with a keyboard shortcut that hasn't changed. Ctrl+0 or Command+O on the Mac will zoom the image out to the Fit in Window view so that you can see the entire image at a time. AS I say that's the same as it's been, but this is new. If you want to zoom back into 100% view you press Ctrl+1 or Command+1 on the Mac. New. Also new, if you want to switch between open images on the Mac you press Command+Tilde, Tilde being key in the upper left-hand corner of your keyboard.
Now it may seem weird that I'm mentioning Command+Tilde here on the PC but the reason is because that change to the Mac affects both Mac and Windows users alike, because some of you may recall Ctrl+Tilde on the PC or Command+Tilde on the Mac used to take you to the Color Composite view, which would be the RGB composite if you're looking in an RGB image or the CMYK composite for a CMYK image or the LAB composite for a lab image. And you may also recall that Ctrl+1 on the PC or Command+1 on the Mac would take you to the first channel, the red channel or the cyan channel or the lightness channel.
That's all changed. I'm going to go over here to the Channels panel and you'll see that the keyboard shortcuts now begin at Ctrl+2 or Command+2 on a Mac. So here's how it works. If you want switch to the first channel, which is the red channel in an RGB image, you press Ctrl+3 or Command+3 on a Mac. Not Ctrl+one anymore. Now it's Ctrl+3. And for the second channel, which is the green channel here in an RGB image, you press Ctrl+4 on a PC or Command+4 on a Mac and then for the third channel, the blue channel on our case, you press Ctrl+5 or Command+5 on a Mac.
To switch back to the composite view, which is the RGB composite in our case, you press Ctrl+2 or Command+2 on a Mac. To switch to the fourth channel, which in our case is an alpha channel, you press Ctrl+6 for Command+6 on the Mac. If you want to load that channel as a selection outline, you would press Ctrl+Alt+6 or Command+Option+6 on a Mac. That's going to take some time to remember those guys. I'm still working on them, because that's quite a shift from the old days, frankly.
All right, go ahead and deselect the image by pressing Ctrl+D or Command+D on the Mac. That's old, that's an old-school trick. Good! Now I'm going to expand the Adjustments panel, because I want to show you a thing or two here. I'll go ahead and add a Curves adjustment layer and you can see how you can switch between channels when you're working in Curves or Levels or one of those guys. Notice now that you switch between the channels using the Alt key on the PC or the Option key on the Mac along with the new numbers. So for red, it's Alt or Option+3.
For green it's Alt or Option+4. For blue it's Alt or Option+5. And in case you're going, "Why did they do that? Why didn't they just keep Ctrl and Command?" Because that would switch you between the channels here inside the Channel panel. So they needed to use a different modifier key. And then to go back to RGB, it's Alt or Option+2. So as I say that works in Curves, that works inside of Levels as well. Let's go ahead and add a few Curves points right here. I'm going to grab my new Target Adjustment tool, which I love so much, and I'm just going to grab a color here and drag it up or down a little bit. Let's make this one darker actually.
And then I'll click inside the shadows and elevate them, make them a little lighter. Now in the old days you switched the active point by pressing Ctrl+Tab and that worked on both the Mac and the PC. That's no longer working because Ctrl+Tab is going to switch you between open images here. So now all, and this goes for whether you're working inside the Curves dialog box and applying a static adjustment or you're working here inside the Adjustments panel, you press the Plus key to move to the next point. Notice that. Then Plus to move up here or you press the Minus key to activate the previous point like so.
One last keyboard shortcut that I think we can all agree is a real winner. I'm going to go ahead and switch over to the Layers panel here and notice that my Curves 1 layer is active. Now in the old days I could switch over to the Move tool and then I could press the Backspace key or the Delete key to get rid of it. That wouldn't work right now, because right now pressing Backspace or Delete would get rid of this active point here inside of my Curves adjustment. So I'm going to click in this empty area down here at the bottom of the panel in order to deactivate all the points. So I don't end up deleting anything.
And I press the Backspace key or the Delete key in order to delete that active layer. All right, so that's the old way to work. Now, I'll go ahead and press Ctrl+Z, Command+Z on the Mac, to reinstate that layer. Now it doesn't matter which tool is active, so I can switch back to my Rectangular Marquee tool right here. And I can still delete then active layer by pressing Backspace or Delete and I mention that for two reasons. One is, great trick! Two is, it's easy to do it accidentally, right? You can press Backspace or Delete and not mean to delete an active layer and there it goes. So be watchful and of course remember, you can reinstate the deletion of a layer just by pressing Ctrl+Z or Command+Z on the Mac. So there you have it.
Those of you, as I say, who are power users, who really know the software, you've got a few new keyboard shortcuts inside Photoshop CS4.
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If anyone can answer this I'd be very impressed. Before yesterday, when was the last time BBC1 averaged over 4 million between 5.15 and 6 on a normal weekday?
Did Weakest Link ever do it? From memory Weakest Link was already pretty much on its way out when it transferred channels and had no uplift at all, so I'm guessing not.
Neighbours used to get 3-4 million if memory serves right, but for the whole 45 minutes to average over 4m we'd probably have to go back to the nineties??!
BBC1 yesterday had a 24.2% share - v impressive.
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Updated: 05/06/2009 - About eight to ten homes were damaged when a tornado in Wilson County. The storm hit just down the road from an elementary school, which was opened as a shelter.
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Posted: 04/29/2009 - Judge Robert Evans has been appointed by Governor Beverly Perdue to be Eastern Carolina's first African American District Attorney.
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The future of luxury homes begins with smart home technologies and electronic wizardry. To some it could mean just a collection of gizmos but to others it may mean something akin to bringing home a set from a Bond movie! A smart home integrates existing technologies into our daily life and enables greater, faster and more meaningful control of the facilities in the house. It's purpose is to make life easier.
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Building a smart home is about integrating intuitive technology into the home at the design level. Let's begin with entertainment. The touch panel—pick it up, touch it and your Home Cinema screen comes alive with various icons. Click on the Watch Movie icon and experience magic—the system fires up, the screen starts dropping down, the projector comes alive, the amplifier boots sound to the correct mode, the lights start dimming, the curtain starts closing, the air-conditioner hums gently. You can pick an icon of your choice and watch a movie or a TV show or
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Luxury homes are pushing the boundaries of technological innovation to stay connected at all times. You may be in another continent and yet you can access your security cameras just to reassure yourself that all is well back at home. You could be at a spa or salon and still watch your children, and even monitor the temperature in the room they are in. More elaborate systems can facilitate a lot more features such as lawn management, pool and spa management, keyless entry, controlled and monitored access to smart gates, energy management amongst others. Connecting multiple homes and offices is digital opulence.
Taking it a step further, with smart appliances connected to the LAN network in the house, you will be able to programme your activities—say to pop your toast at exactly 8 am. Refrigerators connected to the Internet—ordering supplies when needed and so on. The possibilities seem endless but are all a practical reality now.
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At least they have what must surely be 2010's five most compelling-looking cars to distract them. I'm still buzzing from my rapid-fire drive, but it's time to get a proper handle on these things. Pat D dismisses the LFA as a mutant Supra, and the truth is that this is an eternally gestating motor-show concept car that nearly didn't make it out of the starting blocks at all. But it's also the number one crowd-stopper and though not all the people we speak to like it, everyone wants to know what it is. And then they all want to know how much it costs, and are naturally rather surprised to hear that it's 340 big ones. Lexus will lose money on every carbon-bodied LFA it sells, which only underlines the madness at work here.


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Khloe Kardashian's marriage has been on the rocks for months since news broke of her NBA star husband Lamar Odom's alleged cheating and drug use.
But you never would have known it by watching Keeping Up with the Kardashians — until now!
On Sunday's episode, viewers saw what looked like the first cracks in the Khloe/Lamar marriage as the reality TV sister got angry at the basketball player when he dropped the ball on his promise to bring Kanye West to Kim Kardashian's baby shower.
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Lamar and Kourtney Kardashian's baby daddy, Scott Disick, had told the girls they would pick up Kanye and drive him to the shower.
Instead, they showed up without him, disappointing Kim.
"I can't believe Scott and Lamar are such morons," Khloe raged at the baby shower, making a face.
"Scott and Lamar dropped the ball."
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And incredibly, in an earlier scene, viewers learned from Kourtney that Lamar hadn't been to Kourtney and Scott's house in three years! The revelation should be an eye-opener to fans who know how close the sisters are, and would have expected Khloe's hubby to be a constant presence in the Disick home.
During the show, Lamar dragged his feet on even attending Kim's special day.
Lamar first told Khloe and Kourtney, "Men don't go to baby showers."
But he and Scott finally agreed to show up with Kanye in tow.
They apparently couldn't hook up with Yeezus, however.
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Luckily for Kim, Kanye, a shadowy figure on Keeping Up with the Kardashians this season who has been rarely heard and never seen, finally appeared on his own — walking into the shower fashionably late with a big smile on his face.
Later, when the Kardashians lined up in a row to pose for a big family picture, Khloe was annoyed with Lamar again, as he wasn't too quick to rush to her side.
"I'm over here, Lamar!" Khloe yelled impatiently.
As the family members mingled, Kanye confided to Lamar about the coming baby, "It's all overwhelming."
As KUWTK viewers know, Kim and Kanye had their baby daughter North in June. But the show is still airing episodes in which Kim is pregnant.
And Sunday's episode revolved around how Kim at first hated the idea of a baby shower but was ultimately happy when her mom Kris Jenner and her sisters talked her into it.
At a photo shoot, Kim told her sisters she didn't want a baby shower because she felt her pregnancy had gotten a lot of negative attention.
"I'm not in the mood for it," Kim shrugged.
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But momager Kris Jenner insisted to Kourtney that Kim MUST have a baby shower. She didn't want Kim to miss out on the amazing memories. And more importantly, the pictures and videos!
Kim got even more agitated, however, when she saw a gift registry had been leaked for her baby shower. She called her family to complain.
"Why are you trying to plan it?" she asked Kourtney and Kris.
"My family is being so controlling," she sighed to the E! cameras.
Later, Kris shared with Kim videos of the baby shower she had when pregnant with her son, Rob.
The late attorney Robert Kardashian was in the old video saying, "I'm thrilled to be here," which made Kim, Kourtney, and Khloe well up with tears for their dad.
Kim said, "I do love seeing these memories."
She realized she wanted to have the special day for her daughter. Kris burst into tears at the news.
Later, Kim told Kourtney she bought everything on her registry herself and she and Kanye wanted guests to make donations to a Chicago children's hospital instead.
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In an emotional toast, Kris said to her daughter, "It just hit me that you're going to have a baby. You're an amazing woman and you have such a big heart. You're going to make the most amazing mother. We celebrate you, Kim."
The Kardashian mama also paid tribute to Kanye's family members, saying, "We reach out to you with love."
In another show plot, Kris and Kylie Jenner fired another salvo in their continuing battle against Bruce Jenner having a gun in their home.
The gun made both mother and daughter uncomfortable, so Kris decided she would pretend to want to know where it was so that she could fire it at potential home invaders.
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But Bruce forced them to take a gun class before letting the women handle a firearm!
After Kris showed Bruce that she had passed a target practice class at an L.A. gun range, Bruce showed her where his gun was hidden in the laundry room.
When Kris brandished it, Bruce told her, "You look kind of hot with a gun."
"Maybe we can play cops and robbers," Kris smiled.
Later, Kris and Kylie buried the gun in cement and let it dry.
When Bruce found out his gun was now encased in a brick, he hit the roof.
"I can't believe you guys did this!" he said.
The family patriarch said he would take possession of the gun he had bought especially for Kris.
"There WILL be a gun in this house," Bruce declared.
Kris sighed, "I"m going to let Bruce have his way."
Also on Sunday's episode, Khloe was trying to find ways to hide an embarrassing case of camel toe.
Khloe's motto was CTC: "Cover the camel!"
"I have a big v*****. I can't control it," Khloe said.
In the show's most ridiculous moment, Kourtney gave her an uncomfortable insert pad to help hide her camel toe.
Khloe called her mother to ask if she'd inherited her big crotch.
Kris said she herself looked pretty damn good and ordered Khloe to "get over it!"
After the pad caused her pain at a fitness class, Khloe tossed it away in the ladies' room and told viewers humorously about her embarrassing anatomy problem, "If you see it, it's my gift from me to you."
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I think he stays in Cleveland but only signs a short term contract with them. If he was leaving Bosh would have signed with Chicago or one of the NY area teams not Miami.
I think he stays in Cleveland but only signs a short term contract with them. If he was leaving Bosh would have signed with Chicago or one of the NY area teams not Miami.
If you have a losing record at Reds games, please stop going.
Lebron asked ESPN for the special, not the other way around. The charity part is correct though.
Sources told ESPN The Magazine's Chris Broussard that representatives for James contacted the network, proposing that James makes his announcement during the special.
Those sources said that James' representatives requested they be allowed to sell sponsorship for the one-hour special, with the proceeds going to the Boys and Girls Clubs of America, and that ESPN agreed to the proposal but had not been told what James has decided.
Chicago looks to be the team on the outside looking in after its all said and done. Sort of surprising considering LeBron idolized MJ, and Wade is from Chicago.
It further ensures I won't pay a lot of attention to the NBA next season.
Championships for MY teams in my lifetime:
Cincinnati Reds - 75, 76, 90
Chicago Blackhawks - 10, 13
University of Kentucky - 78, 96, 98, 12
Chicago Bulls - 91, 92, 93, 96, 97, 98
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If LeBron goes to Miami, he'll help fill up that empty bandwagon. Maybe they'll sell out a few games.
"The players make the manager, it's never the other way." - Sparky Anderson
Wade and Bosch have signed with Miami. They are recruiting James for Miami as stated in the article. I still think LeBron is all about the $$$$ and will sign with Cleveland since that's where he can make the most $$$$.
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"The players make the manager, it's never the other way." - Sparky Anderson
I hope they do a 1 hour LeBron James Variety Show, with special guests like Dolly Parton, David Hasselhoff and Tim Conway. Top it off with comedy sketches by each team courting LeBron. Lebron then goes to the that puts on the best sketch.
Burn down the disco. Hang the blessed DJ. Because the music that he constantly plays, it says nothing to me about my life.
LeBron is putting making Twitter even more relavant.
Rumors today range from:
- He's at a steakhouse in Manhattan w/D'Antoni, Walsh and Allan Houston (false)
- He's doing his show tomorrow night from Greenwich, Conn. (rumor)
- He's doing his show tomorrow night from Allan Houston's house in Greenwich, Conn. (rumor)
It is funny how different this is being reported than if it had occured 10 years ago.
"The players make the manager, it's never the other way." - Sparky Anderson
I think he's headed to the Browns. They need a wide-out, right?
What if this wasn't a rhetorical question?
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Now that they've announced that the majority of the original cast will be in the sequel, but they haven't announced the names of their physicians who will also be on the set.
The election of JFK showed that the importance of TV. Most of those who heard Nixon and JFK all said they'd vote for Nixon; most of those who saw them voted for JFK (and TV was already much more popular than radio).
(And Hillary doesn't have as good a make-up artist as RR did—the cartoon really flatters her.)
The GOP will block whoever's elected (unless they're a Republican, ha ha), but they'll be almost as vicious on Clinton as they are with Obama. Expect to see all the classic made-up 'scandals' revived as well — sorry, Vince.
Because Hillary's campaign did so well
in 2008, with support from party leaders
like Ted Kenne… oh, wait, nevermind.
Speaking from the left, I really hope that the Democrats can come up with someone better than Mrs. Clinton.
They will.
If the Republicans don't quit kowtowing to those that usurped the TEA movement, the Democrats could run the donkey himself and win.
Mrs. Clinton may be better, and more electable, than anyone the Republicans are likely to run, but that doesn't mean I like her much.
Being a successful Secretary of State and a Senator counts for nothing? Beats George W. Bush, who was a figurehead governor. And let's not even get into Reagan, who was a union leader who betrayed his own members.
Motivemagus: It WAS notable, and indicative of futures that "W" at the time he was governor held the record for executing people, even a woman that the world's most prominent religious leaders, Catholic and Protestant, asked that her sentence be commuted as she had become a much different person as an adult, and was indeed doing "God's work". So was the invasion of Iraq based on total lies, and killing thousands when he held the power, anything but an escalation of basic structure, given free rein?
^Or just "God" at work, like with the death penalty?
I don't want to see Hillary run, largely because I don't think I can stomach all the fetid vitriol and lies the Republicans will regurgitate (that's called vomit up) to their baby bird (brains).
Carl Rove's Super PAC ran attack ads last year all but confirming that republicans and conservatives think she is a solid choice for the job.
Why else would run an attack ad without any kind of annoucement from Clinton about running unless they agree she is the best person for the job.
Hillary, and others, answered every INTELLIGENT or valid question put to them, and her statement was "What difference does it make NOW!". Then she went on to testify that yes, mistakes were made, and the job now was to learn from those mistakes and do everything possible to see that it didn't happen again!! THAT was the proper evaluation on Benghazi.
With Republicans foaming at the mouth over Syria, then Ukraine, and well, any other opportunity to stick our noses, and bombs, in to where they don't belong, and start another war for no cause, they just prove they've learned nothing at all from Iraq, Afghanistan, Nicaragua, Grenada, Panama, Honduras, or anywhere else, like Viet Nam, where we totally screwed up.
Actually, Hillary's FULL quote is "Was it because of a protest or was it because of guys out for a walk one night who decided that they'd they go kill some Americans? What difference at this point does it make?"
The problem is that NEITHER of Clinton's scenarios were true.
As for Republicans foaming at the mouth to "start another war for no cause:
"Gaddafi wasn't a good guy, but he was being marginalized. Gaddafi actually offered to abdicate' shortly after the beginning of a 2011 rebellion.
"But the U.S. ignored his calls for a truce, ultimately backing the horse that would later help kill a U.S. ambassador.
"We had a leader who had won the Nobel Peace Prize, but who was unwilling to give peace a chance for 72 hours." ~ Retired Rear Admiral Chuck Kubic
So Obama bombed Libya for no reason and killed 50,000 Libyans. While he was arming al Qaeda. So spare me your outrage.
The Daily Mail 4/22/14
Be afraid, be very afraid…
The way fans out right worship some series well into their adulthood is kind of childish. Yeah, I do re-watch some stuff I liked as a kid, but if anyone thinks he'll ever see THE Darth Vader of his childhood again, it just won't happen for many reasons;
1: Movies are not made like they were in the 1980s anymore
2: We are not the 1980s anymore
3: You're not a kid anymore (therefore you can't enjoy it the same)
It's called growing up.
It also shows the power of merchandising to make children more attached to fictional creatures than their own parents or some stupid stuff like making actual friends…
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Manhattan, Kan. -
Wildcat Invitational
January 19, 2013 | Ahearn Field House|Manhattan, Kan.
The Basics
The Oklahoma State men's and women's track and field teams return to Manhattan, Kan. this Saturday to compete in the Wildcat Invitational. Field events will begin at 12 p.m. and running events will begin at 2:30 p.m.
OSU will compete against Kansas State, UMKC and Tulsa.
OSU Schedule of Events
Men's Events
60 Meters
Cody Kenny
200 Meters
Cody Kenny
Jordan Williams
Terrence West
400 Meters
Jordan Williams
Terrence West
600 Yards
Lance Gray
Tyler Payton
1,000 Meters
Tommy Casey
Raul Botezan
Kirubel Erassa
Alex Monaghan
Taylor Monaghan
Justin Vilhauer
Austin Wright
Brian Gohlke
Alexander Johansson
Klaus Schmidt
Neal Smith
3,000 Meters
Kevin Colón
David Osborn
Zach Wills
Long Jump
Cody Kenny
High Jump
Taylor Buck
Weight Throw
Nick Miller
Women's Events
60 Meters
Jasmine Adams
Brittney Reid
Britney Presley
Taylor Stolt
60 Meter Hurdles
Clara Telford
Jasmine Adams
Clara Nichols
Brittney Reid
Britney Presley
Jacy Steelman
Taylor Stolt
Codi Wilson
400 Meters
Bailey Johnson
Clara Nichols
Codi Wilson
600 Yards
Mihaela Bobos
800 Meters
Kristina Fischer
Jordan Highsmith
Adela Hofmannova
Kate Kujawa
Paige Barnes
Jackie Campos
Victoria Hanna
Erika LaCroix
Chelsey Phoebus
3,000 Meters
Taylor Light
Amanda Lark
Long Jump
Jasmine Adams
Jordan Highsmith
Bailey Johnson
Brittney Reid
Jacy Steelman
Taylor Stolt
Triple Jump
Clara Telford
Jacy Steelman
High Jump
Jordan Highsmith
Shot Put
Chase Ealey
Weight Throw
Caitlin Way
4X400 Relay
Mihaela Bobos
Clara Nichols
Triana Browne-Hearrell
Bailey Johnson
Last Time Out-Women
Natalja Piliusina broke the 27-year-old school record in the 1,000 meters in a dual against No. 7 Arkansas at the Randal Tyson Track Center on Jan. 11. The Cowgirls fell, 81-61, in the early season meet.
Piliusina finished with a time of 2:46.55, breaking Veronica Haberl's record of 2:47.30 set at the 1986 NCAA National Championships.
In the mile, Victoria Fratczak set a personal best with a time of 4:58.73, earning her a second-place finish.
Also picking up a first-place finish for the Cowgirls was Kaela Edwards in the 600 meters, coming in at 1:31.52.
In the 3,000 meters, Janelle Martinez captured a first-place finish, crossing the line at 10:07.71. Clara Nichols (41.21) finished in second place in the 300 meters.
Caitlin Way and Chase Ealey led the way for the throwers. Way took the top spot in the weight throw with distance of 16.60m/54-5.50 and Ealey (13.07m/42-10.75) finished in second place.
Ealey then won the shot put for the second-straight meet, registering a distance of 14.69m/48-2.50.
OSU jumpers also did their part. In the long jump, Taylor Stolt earned a second-place finish and set a personal best with a jump of 5.65m/18-6.50. In the triple jump, Clara Telford (10.65m/34-11.25) finished in second.
Last Time Out-Men
This is the first meet for the Cowboys since competing in the Kansas State All Comers meet on Dec. 8.
Leading the way for the Cowboys was Nick Miller, who set a personal best with his throw of 19.41m/63-08.25 in the men's weight throw. He was one of seven Oklahoma State athletes to establish a new personal best at the meet.
In the mile, Justin Vilhauer finished in first place with a time of 4:13.60, while Kevin Colón finished in third place, setting a personal record at 4:20.06.
Other Cowboy personal bests at the meet included Cody Kenny in the 60-meter dash (7.16) and Tyler Payton in the 600-yard run (1:11.95).
Last Year at Wildcat Invitational
Last year at the Wildcat Invitational, the Cowboys finished with an 0-3 dual record.
They notched six top-five finishers, including second-place finishes from Raul Botezan in the 1,000 meter run and Cody Kenny in the long jump.
The women finished the day with a 2-1 dual record, defeating Missouri-Kansas City by 19 points and Tulsa by 15.
The Cowgirls picked up 13 finishes in the top five, including a first-place performance by Kate Kujawa in the one mile run, completing the race in 5:04.55.
Mihaela Bobos picked up a second-place finish in the 600 yard run with a time of 1:27.05. Jacy Steelman finished second in the 400 meter run, while Brooke Gritters placed second in the shot put.
Leading Lady
Natalja Piliusina is the nation's top runner in the women's 800-meter with a mark of 2:03.46.
Piliusina is coming off a 2012 indoor season where she captured her second-straight Big 12 conference title in the 800m and was runner up in the same event at the NCAA national meet. She also hit a new personal best in the 800-meters with a school-record 2:03.46 at the Alex Wilson Invitational.
World Ranking
Nick Miller will enter the 2013 track and field season ranked 12th in the world in the 6kg under-20 hammer throw, according to the IAAF 2012 top list.
Miller recorded a throw of 73.76 meters in Livingston, Scotland, last June at the Hammerama meet to earn a spot among the world's best.
Miller is coming off an impressive freshman year that was highlighted by a Big 12 championship in the hammer throw. He became the first Cowboy athlete to win an outdoor conference title in the hammer throw since Wallace Thornberry in 1901. Miller also set an Oklahoma State school record when he launched a 7.26 kilogram hammer 67.56 meters/221-08 at the Hammerama meet in Scotland.
Recording Breaking
Oklahoma State junior Natalja Piliusina broke the 27-year-old school record in the 1,000-meters in a dual against No. 7 Arkansas on Jan. 11.
Piliusina finished with a time of 2:46.55, breaking Veronica Haberl's record of 2:47.30 set at the 1986 NCAA National Championships.
Personal Bests
At the Kansas State All Comers meet in December, a combined seven members of the men's and women's track and field teams set new personal bests in their respective events.
For the men, Cody Kenny ran a 7.16 in the 60-meters, Tyler Payton ran a 1:11.95 in the 600-yards, Kevin Colón ran a 4:20.06 in the mile and Nick Miller threw a distance of 19.41m/63-08.25 in a weight throw.
For the women, Mihaela Bobos ran a 1:25.35 in the 600-yards, Adela Hofmannova ran a 2:54.86 in the mile, and in the women's shot put, Chase Ealey threw a distance of 15.78m/51-09.25.
National Rankings
Along with Piliusina, freshman Chase Ealey is the other ranked Cowgirl, coming in 25th in the shot put.
For the Cowboys, Kirubel Erassa (12th) and Raul Botezan (13th) are ranked in the men's mile.
In the 3,000-meter race, Tom Farrell comes in at No. 9, followed by Erassa (26th) and Shadrack Kipchirchir (28th). Kipchirchir (8th) and Girma Mecheso (11th) represent the Cowboys in the 5,000-meter event, while Nick Miller begins the season No. 25 in the weight throw.
Current Rankings-Men
12. Kirubel Erassa - 3:58.84
13. Raul Botezan - 3:58.94
9. Tom Farrell - 7:52.38
26. Kirubel Erassa - 7:59.35
28. Shadrack Kipchirchir - 7:59.79
8. Shadrack Kipchirchir - 13:46.00
11. Girma Mecheso - 13:50.03
Current Rankings-Women
800 Meters
1. Natalja Piliusina - 2:03.46
Shot Put
25. Chase Ealey - 15.78/51-9.25
Qualifying Standards
For the 2012-13 indoor season, the NCAA has eliminated automatic qualifying times to the NCAA Championships meet.
Qualification to the championships is based on descending-order list for the season. For each individual event contested, the top 16 declared student-athletes will be accepted into the competition. For each relay event contested, the top 12 declared relay teams will be accepted into the competition. The stated maximums are absolute and will not be extended as a result of ties.
Big 12 Men's Performance List
60 Meters
11. Cody Kenny - 7.16
17. Jordan Williams - 7.66
3. Tyler Payton - 1:10.87
1,000 Meters
9. Austin Wright - 2:29.47
15. Korey Krotzer - 2:33.71
16. Alex Monaghan - 2:40.09
3. Justin Vilhauer - 4:10.41
10. Kevin Colón - 4:16.78
11. Alexander Johansson - 4:20.42
16. Nick Thorp - 4:25.75
19. Klaus Schmidt - 4:30.99
High Jump
13. Taylor Buck - 1.98m/6-6.0
Long Jump
10. Cody Kenny - 6.51m/21-4.25
Weight Throw
1. Nick Miller - 79.41m/63-8.25
Big 12 Women's Performance List
6. Kaela Edwards - 1:23.50
8. Mihaela Bobos - 1:24.30
12. Triana Browne-Hearrell - 1:27.75
1,000 Meters
1. Natalja Piliusina - 2:46.55
3. Adela Hofmannova - 2:52.97
16. Kristina Fischer - 3:14.91
4. Victoria Fratczak - 4:58.73
13. Kendra Woodson - 5:17.54
15. Chelsey Phoebus - 5:23.89
18 Paige Barnes - 5:45.30
3,000 Meters
7. Janelle Martinez - 10:07.71
13. Jenny Dyer - 10:44.09
14. Erika LaCroix - 10:45.78
16. Samantha Nightingale - 10:56.06
60 Meter Hurdles
16. Clara Telford - 9.44
18. Jordan Highsmith - 9.75
4x400 Relay
6. Oklahoma State - 3:52.78
Kaela Edwards
Clara Nichols
Mihaela Bobos
Bailey Johnson
Long Jump
9. Taylor Stolt - 5.65m/18-6.5
19. Jordan Highsmith - 5.29m/17-04.25
Triple Jump
6. Clara Telford - 10.77m/35 - 4.00
7. Jacy Steelman - 10.32m/33 - 10.25
Shot Put
4. Chase Ealey - 15.78m/51-09.25
9. Brooke Gritters - 14.19m/46-06.75
15. Gloria Moseley - 10.48m/35-6.75
19. Jordan Highsmith - 9.48m/31-01.25
Weight Throw
5. Caitlin Way - 17.30m/56-9.25
15. Chase Ealey - 13.07m/42-10.75
From Head Coach Dave Smith
On the importance of early season meets "The deeper into the season you go, the more important the meets are. The fact of indoor season is it's so short. Our conference meet is six weeks away so that means we have a six-week season for most of the athletes. We have a couple of big meets that we're looking forward too. There's one in Arkansas on the 26th of this month, and there will be very good competition there. Two weeks later we go to Seattle to compete at the University of Washington, and that's a really big meet for us. There is a really high level of competition, and we usually get a lot of PR's out of that meet. In terms of places and competing we're obviously focused on the Big 12 meet. We need to get out of the cellar for the women, and the men we want to keep competing with that top half of the conference. I think both teams could end up in the top half of the conference this year, and that would be the first time that's happened in a long time."
On posting seven PR's at Kansas State All-Comers
"It was an awesome start to the season. For most of those kids who competed, they hadn't done anything since May. To come right out the block like that in the first competition and to already be better than they left off last year is pretty impressive. I think the throws group had an especially good meet and had a lot of PR's and big marks, and that's pretty exciting.


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How'd you get babe to STTN
Months of aches + hours of pain = A lifetime of LOVE
My LO wont sleep either :) Im slowly realizing that every kid is super different and there is no magic answer to this. I have a DD who is 2.5 and she has slept through the night from month 2. And by STTN I mean from 6-6 every day. She was awesome. I was expecting that from DS and its not happening!!! He goes to bed at 7 and wakes up at 12, 2, 4 and for good at 6. We just stopped the middle of the night bottle b/c he wasn't really eating (only 1-2 oz).
I'd love to see what other say, b/c like I said....I think every LO does things different. Im assuming he will start sleeping on his own all night when he's ready. Sigh....
Months of aches + hours of pain = A lifetime of LOVE
i agree, babies do what babies do
some sttn, others dont
there is no one solution
both my boys dont sttn
it is what it is
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Sometimes she fussed/cries a bit, and I need to go in and reassure her and rub her belly, but she usually falls asleep within 20-30 minutes.
We do a bath every night for a soothing routine. Immediately after bath they get one last bottle in their dark room (light from hall only) and get put to bed as they get drowsy.
They have a very noisy fan that stays on for white noise.
The temp is at 72 degrees and they wear a sleeper and sleep sack. They each have their own crib.
We do cloth diapers and I think the fleece in the fuzzibunz keeps them dry and comfy at night.
Not sure if any of this has any affect or if we're simply lucky.
We also formula feed though and I've heard that makes them sttn earlier. We have also started baby food to help fill them up.
Good luck. It took us three months to get them to sttn (plus the first month in NICU) and getting up all night was MISERABLE
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