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The 32-year-old Denmark international has been on trial with the club recently and was available on a free transfer after being released by Villa at the end of last season.
He becomes Tony Pulis' third recruit ahead of their maiden Premier League campaign, following Dave Kitson and Seyi Olofinjana.
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The World's First Heartless Man
The turbine-like device, that are simple whirling rotors, developed by the doctors does not beat like a heart, rather provides a 'continuous flow' like a garden hose.
Craig Lewis was a 55-year-old, dying from amyloidosis, which causes a build-up of abnormal proteins. The proteins clog the organs so much that they stop working, according to NPR.
But after the operation, with the 'machine' as his heart's replacement, Lewis' blood continued to spin and move through his body.
However, when doctors put a stethoscope to his chest, no heartbeat or pulse can be heard (only a 'humming' sound)—which "by all criteria that we conventionally use to analyze patients", Doctor Cohn said, he is dead.
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The researchers detected more indicators of cell repair and inflammation in the post-workout samples than in the pre-workout samples. That didn't surprise them because scientists know that exercise activates genes associated with repair and inflammation. What did shock them were the clear differences between the massaged legs and the unmassaged ones after exercise. The massaged legs had 30% more PGC-1alpha, a gene that helps muscle cells build mitochondria, the "engines" that turn a cell's food into energy. They also had three times less NFkB, which turns on genes associated with inflammation.
The results, published online today in Science Translational Medicine, suggest that massage suppresses the inflammation that follows exercise while promoting faster healing. "Basically, you can have your cake and eat it too," Tarnopolsky says. He adds that the study found no evidence to support often-repeated claims that massage removes lactic acid, a byproduct of exertion long blamed for muscle soreness, or waste products from tired muscles.
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Civilian drones to fill the skies after law shake-up
Germany's renewable energy industry has turned to drones to solve a skills shortfall, says Lissone. With nearly 22,000 wind turbines in the country, he says energy firms do not have enough skilled people who can climb them to perform close visual inspections of the turbine blades, which can become delaminated after lightning strikes, for instance. So small UAVs, such as those made by Microdrones of Siegen, east of Cologne, are doing the job instead.
Across the border, France's TGV trains travel from Paris to Lyon at 320 kilometres per hour – a super-high speed that can upset the pebble bed supporting the rails. To find the dents that need to be flattened out, a helicopter drone travels alongside the track and films it with 3D stereoscopic cameras. It is easy to spot serious undulations that need attention by watching the footage.
Civilian drones to fill the skies after law shake-up – tech – 03 February 2012 – New Scientist
Rapid nerve repair helps lame rats walk within days
After a nerve is severed it is important to reconnect the two ends as quickly as possible, because the disconnected section withers away after a few days of isolation. The usual technique is to stitch the loose ends together – but the body's own repair system can stand in the way of a successful mend.
Earlier studies by George Bittner of the University of Texas at Austin and his team revealed where the fault lies: it's with the tiny spheres called vesicles that the body creates in the nerve stumps.
"Normally, the vesicles would repair each of the two cut ends," says Bittner. But if they do so before the two ends can be brought back into contact, the vesicles simply seal the two stumps off, making it difficult to create a connection between them later on.
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If calcium is excluded from the injury site, though, the vesicles don't form and the body's self-repair process is aborted. This leaves the damaged nerve ends unsealed and in a better state for surgical reattachment.
So in the first step of Bittner's new procedure, he injects the injury site with a calcium-free salty solution to prevent the self-repair mechanism from kicking in. "It becomes a calcium-free zone," he says.
In step two, he pulls the two jagged nerve ends to within a micrometre of each other and squirts a polymer called polyethylene glycol (PEG) between them. It removes water from the outer, fatty membrane of each nerve stump, allowing the fats in the membranes to merge together again and reconnect the two nerve ends – the starting point for proper healing.
In the final step, Bittner restarts the natural healing process by immersing the injury site in a calcium-rich salty solution. That triggers the body to begin producing vesicles again, which repair any remaining gaps in the nerve.
Rapid nerve repair helps lame rats walk within days – health – 03 February 2012 – New Scientist
Hurricane lets scientists watch evolution in action
Biologists who released lizards on several uninhabited islands in the Bahamas have been able to observe an evolutionary effect in action.
Hurricane lets scientists watch evolution in action | TG Daily
Virtual reality contact lenses that beam images directly into your eyes could be on sale in 2014
The lenses, made with nano-scale engineering processes,work as a hi-tech focusing device, which allows Innovega's glasses to be considerably less bulky than previous devices.
The lenses themselves require no power, and thus can sit safely on the eyeball.
Virtual reality contact lenses that beam images directly into your eyes could be on sale in 2014 | Mail Online
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As a lone skeptic in my family, it is obviously annoying to have to deal with my family's (particularly my parents') condescending, senseless ramblings.
However, what is infuriating is what I see as a spinoff of their total lack of critical thinking: the multitude of ludicrous stories they (force) feed me that don't even began to make sense.
One example is the "fact" that crows don't build nests on the first day of spring, if that day happens to fall on a Sunday. Their evidence? Two friends went out to disprove this tale on Sunday 1 March (there is no point in arguing that Winter to Spring is a gradual, varying change, not an overnight one). They couldn't find any crows building nests. Therefore it must be true. That's all the proof they needed! I'd argue that I have never seen a badger digging a sett with its claws; therefore they must use a spade. Nothing.
Another depressingly ridiculous story my father told me concerns some old ruins near a local monastery. One wall is leaning to one side, seemingly close to collapse. He says that it would collapse if seven people stood beside it. Why? Because that's what the myth says. Not because of any extra weight or pressure, but because seven just happens to be the unlucky number!
If humans are supposed to be, by far, the most intelligent creatures on the planet, how can some of us be so naive?
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Best Buy, Fifth Third Bank and Zest are all returning to the team as primary sponsors in 2013, and each will increase commitment for Stenhouse's Cup entry.
Co-owner Jack Roush says the No. 17 is a good fit for Stenhouse and he'll be flanked by a championship-level team from the beginning. It wasn't clear until Friday whether Stenhouse would drive the No. 17 vacated by Kenseth, or possibly Roush's flagship No. 6.


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It's that time of year again!
I have had very little time to bake cookies this year. In addition to moving house recently, the oven in said new house keeps breaking. Basically, we need a new controller board for the oven. The oven keeps powering off at random times. For that reason, I wound up sending my cookies out two days late. Sorry cookie matches!!!
I held strong to tradition and made a holiday mallomar for the cookie swap. This year I went with the classic flavor of candy canes and added a little visual flair with some red and white. Not only is there peppermint flavoring in the marshmallow, I crushed up a whole box of candy canes and added them to the marshmallow. Sweet and crunchy!
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The late structuralist filmmaker Joyce Wieland's 1969 road trip La Raison Avant la Passion is a feature-length tribute to the Canadian landscape that, eccentric as it is, conveys a lyrical patriotism. (The title comes from a speech by Pierre Trudeau.) It's not part of Anthology Film Archive's "essential cinema," but there's no other venue where you're likely to see it. April 27 at 8 p.m., Anthology Film Archives.
Mark McElhatten, the Collective for Living Cinema's last programmer, assembled the last of Orchard's tribute shows: Fear of Whiteout: The Substance of Things Hoped For Evaporates in the Blink of an Eye, a characteristically gnarly extravaganza with unnamed films (by Ernie Gehr, Lewis Klahr, and Julie Murray, among others) plus a roundtable discussion in which a half-dozen other filmmakers will focus on the "merging" of film and video in the days "before the installation." April 28 at 8 p.m., 47 Orchard Street.
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Maleic anhydride (MA) is mostly used to make unsaturated polyester resins (UPRs), which account for more than 50% of total consumption. UPRs are used in a wide range of applications including pleasure boats, bathroom fixtures, automobiles and pipes.
The second-largest outlet for MA is 1,4 butanediol (BDO) and derivatives tetrahydrofuran (THF) and gamma-butyrolactone (GBL). Other uses are found in plasticizers, surface coatings, agrochemicals, lubricants, fumaric acid and malic acid.
MA is available as liquid (molten) or solid (flake): the liquid form dominates and accounts for 90-95% of the market as it is not easily transported.
Supply in Europe has stayed tight since the fourth quarter (Q4) of 2009, mainly because of the closure of a 115,000 tonne/year plant in Feluy, Belgium, by Germany's BASF. The chemical major cited poor profit margins and failed restructuring attempts for the decision.
The shutdown has meant that Europe is now structurally short of MA until additional capacity starts up for Sasol-Huntsman in Germany. The 45,000 tonne/year expansion at Moers is due to come on stream in January 2011. Until then, European markets are expected to stay tight, bolstering prices.
Players say imports from the US have risen significantly this year because of the closure. Data from the US International Trade Commission (ITC) showed that year-on-year exports from January to May 2010 nearly tripled over 2009 levels. In Europe, the main recipients were Belgium, Italy and Germany.
Italy's Polynt restarted a second benzene-based reactor at Bergamo in late 2009.
Demand in Europe has improved this year, with early forecasts pointing to an overall growth for 2010 of 5-10% versus 2009, when demand was estimated to have dropped by 25-30% as the crisis impacted the dominant UPR sector.
European prices have increased steadily since mid-2009 as low stocks from production problems in late 2009 and then BASF's closure kept supply short.
Q2 contracts jumped by €200-250/tonne, then Q3 contracts rose by another €75-100/tonne, taking the prediscounted range to €1,770-1,825/tonne FD (free delivered) NWE (Northwest Europe). Spot trading in mid-August was thin and numbers were stable at €1,500-1,700/tonne for liquid and flake.
Margins were poor in 2009 and suffered because of upstream price volatility, but have been healthier this year, said a major producer.
MA is produced by the oxidation of benzene or butane. The latter is preferred because of its superior economics. MA can be made from butane in either fixed or fluid-bed processes, with the fluid-bed process having advantages over the fixed-bed route.
High growth rates for BDO have driven the development of integrated butane-to-BDO technologies. Japan's Mitsubishi Chemical and the UK's BOC Gases have developed Petrox, which allows low butane conversion to maximize selectivity and yield.
European growth has traditionally been at GDP rates. The main issue for producers is the timing of a full recovery in demand and the fears of a double-dip recession. Players are cautiously predicting that the market will see a continuous improvement in 2011.
No more investment is proposed in Europe, with new projects confined to Asia. Russia's Acrylat suspended plans in 2008 for a 25,000-30,000 tonne/year plant. More could close in Europe, with underperforming plants particularly vulnerable once Sasol-Huntsman's new capacity starts up, taking Europe to a more balanced position. Global growth is forecast to average 5.7%/year to 2013, then slowing to about 2.5%/year.
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Pune: Barely four months into its operations, Maharashtra Emergency Medical Service (MEMS) faces its first emergency situation when 33-year-old Yerwada-based labourer Pravin Rathod died after the helpline refused to provide emergency medical services citing that he was already undergoing a treatment in private hospital.
Aimed at providing free pre-hospital emergency medical services to people at night, MEMS officials claimed that government norms restrict them from providing such services to patients of private hospitals.
In a complaint to the Yerwada police station, Pravin's sister Sarita Rathod alleged that MEMS helpline's refusal to provide aid in time claimed her brother's life. Sarita told dna, "On the midnight of May 23, his wife called me saying he was complaining of chest pain and feeling restless. We took him to a nearby clinic run by Dr Subhash Kokane. After initial examination, Dr Kokane advised us to take him to the another hospital."
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MELBOURNE: Australia's world number five Adam Scott said yesterday he is desperate for a win at this week's Australian Masters, held at his favourite home course.
"I haven't won an event this year which bothers me a little bit," Scott told reporters ahead of today's opening round at Melbourne's Kingston Heath golf course.
"Hopefully, I've got a chance this week and at the Australian Open (next month in Sydney) to rectify that."
Scott added: "I'm pretty desperate for a win. I haven't won an Australian Masters and it's time I did."
The Australian said it was the mark of a world-class player to win at least one event a year.
"Kingston Heath is my favourite Australian course so ideally I would like to get it done here this week," he said.
Scott shares headline billing at the Masters with English defending champion Ian Poulter and his Ryder Cup team-mate Graeme McDowell.
Poulter said his year had been "a little bit disappointing" up until he inspired the European comeback with five successive birdies on the penultimate day of this year's Ryder Cup at the Medinah Country Club in Chicago.
The Englishman, 36, said he wished he could transfer his Ryder Cup intensity to the Majors, which continue to elude him.
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"That gives you some indication of the level of difference," Poulter said, adding that he would stick to his energy-conserving routine of playing just one practice round before taking on the relatively short 6507m par-72 layout at Kingston Heath. — AFP
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Radiation Belts Causing Partial Acceleration
April 28, 2014
Recent observations by NASA's twin Van Allen Probes show that particles in the radiation belts surrounding Earth are accelerated by a local kick of energy, helping to explain how these particles reach speeds of 99 percent the speed of light. Credit: G. Reeves/M. Henderson
Topics: Environment, Technology Internet, Space plasmas, Astronomy, Physics, Geomagnetism, Light, Van Allen radiation belt, Io, Planetary science, Radiation


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How angry are you?
We all get angry. It's a normal emotion. However, some of us handle our anger better than others.
While one person might be a bit unhappy when someone cuts him off in traffic, another is so angry that he shouts and swears, and starts driving aggressively himself.
How can the same event cause such different reactions? And how can you make sure that your reaction is the calm one, instead of the wild one?
So how well do you manage your anger? Use the online test to find out how well you do.
For each statement, click the button in the column that best describes you. Please answer questions as you actually are (rather than how you think you should be), and don't worry if some questions seem to score in the 'wrong direction'. When you are finished, please click the 'Calculate My Total' button at the bottom of the test.
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18 Statements to Answer
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|1 I seem to get angry unexpectedly, without really understanding why.
|2 When someone makes me angry, I try not to show my emotions, and pretend to tolerate it.
|3 When I encounter a problem, I identify the "right" solution myself and get it implemented as fast as possible.
|4 When I'm angry, I hit something (or I want to hit something).
|5 When something frustrating happens, I know it's not the end of the world.
|6 When something really frustrates me, I can usually see the humor in the situation, and I laugh at myself and/or the others involved.
|7 When people make me angry, I try to understand why they did or said what they did.
|8 I feel that I'm able to control my anger.
|9 I can forgive people after they've hurt or angered me.
|10 When I feel angry, I give myself a "time out" (I walk away to calm down).
|11 I have an activity, hobby, or routine I use to release my feelings of anger.
|12 When I'm angry, I tend to focus on my feelings and how I've been wronged.
|13 After I've been angry, I think about what I could or should have done to control my anger better.
|14 When I'm angry, I find alternatives and give myself enough time to make a good choice to solve my problems.
|15 When I'm angry, I tend to yell, curse, and say things that I later regret.
|16 When someone asks me to do something I really don't want to do, I agree – and then I'm angry at myself later.
|17 If I know a certain situation will make me angry, I avoid it.
|18 If another person damages something of mine due to carelessness, I confront the person and use the situation to talk about responsibility.
You seem to let your anger control you, which probably causes you all sorts of problems. In turn, this may make you more angry. Fortunately, you can learn how to break this cycle. Read the rest of the article for some great strategies for managing your anger. (Read below to start.)
You're able to manage your anger in some situations and not others. You have a few strategies that work for you, however, you'll benefit from a better understanding of what causes your anger, and what actions you can take to better manage your emotions. (Read below to start.)
Well done! You have a very good understanding of what makes you angry, and you know what to do when you start to feel signs of trouble. You've developed a wide range of anger management strategies, and you can be proud of these. (Read below for more.)
The goal of anger management is not to eliminate anger completely: that isn't possible, since it's a natural human emotion. Rather, the objective is to control and direct your anger – so that it doesn't control you, or damage an important relationship or situation.
In Anger Management: Channelling Anger into Performance , we discuss Redford Williams' steps for controlling anger. There are three key elements to these:
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One of the most effective approaches for managing anger is to identify the sources of the anger you experience. Once you know what makes you angry, you can develop strategies for dealing with it. When you're in the middle of a bad situation, it's hard to think logically and rationally, so understanding what causes your anger can help you plan how to deal with it.
While you probably won't eliminate anger completely, you can certainly reduce the frequency and scope of your anger. The less angry you are in general, the more control you'll have over your emotions. Since much of our anger can come from frustration and stress, if you work on ways to ease and reduce these causes of frustration and stress, you'll reduce the amount of anger in your life.
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A great way to reduce stress is to improve your problem solving skills. We sometimes feel that everything we do needs to be correct and turn out well, and this can be frustrating when things don't turn out as they should. Instead of expecting yourself always to be right, commit to doing your best. That way you can be proud of your effort even if the end result isn't what you want.
Also, accept that when something doesn't work out, the world usually won't end. Sometimes you just need to relax and not let things bother you. We may think that we should have an answer for everything – but the truth is, we don't!
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You can also reduce anger by impraoving your communication skills. When you relate well to other people, express your needs, and talk about issues that bother you, you deal with potential anger proactively.
Don't try to communicate when you're still upset. See the next section on controlling your anger for ideas on how to do this.
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You can reduce the likelihood of losing control by releasing the anger that you've built up. When you get rid of angry feelings on a regular basis, you'll feel calmer and more even-tempered, and you'll be more able to deal with the ups and downs of daily life. You can do a variety of things to release your anger, including the following:
Some people believe that they have to hold their anger in to control it. This is not is an effective anger management strategy. Even if you don't show anger to others, that emotion has to go somewhere: it can be stubborn, and it usually doesn't go away on its own.
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When you start to feel angry, what do you do? Controlling yourself in a bad situation can be difficult, and your actions will have consequences.
External reactions – like kicking and screaming – don't help. You may feel good for a little while, but later, you'll surely feel foolish and sorry. Also, you may do permanent damage to relationships and your reputation.
When you feel that you can't hold your anger in any longer, here are some great strategies to try:
It is natural to feel, express, and release anger. However, there are appropriate ways to do so – and that's what anger management is all about.
You can get a strong insight into your anger issues by understanding what makes you angry. From there, you can create a plan to minimize frustration and anger in your life.
When you do get angry, there are many approaches you can try to calm down – including changing your environment, using humor, and practicing relaxation techniques. It's also important to release your anger on a regular basis.
Don't let your anger control you. Instead, face it – and take back control of anger – and of your life!
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DOXFORD HALL HOTEL AND SPAPROUD WINNERS OF SMALL HOTEL OF THE YEAR !The Winning Team at Doxford Hall !The Small Hotel of the Year in the North East Tourism Awards 2011 was awarded to Doxford Hall Hotel, near Alnwick. They were announced winner at the awards ceremony held on Thursday October 6th at Sunderlands Stadium of Light. Since opening three years ago, Doxford Hall Hotel has become the foremost country house hotel in Northumberland and this fantastic accolade certainly reiterates this. The awards recognise and celebrate the regions very best tourism businesses. This year saw 44 tourism businesses commended for their high standards of excellence with 10, including Doxford Hall, being lucky enough to be awarded a Gold Award. As winners of the North East Award they will go on to represent the North-East in the national Visit England awards being held next spring in in London.The Small Hotel Award is aimed at all Small Hotels, Town Houses, Country House Hotels and Metro Hotels with under 50 bedrooms and a Visit Britain 1 5 Star rating or 1 5 Star rating with the AA. To win you must demonstrated to the judges your commitment to high standards of customer care across the wider visitor experience; something Doxford Hall has always done exceptionally well.Doxford Hall which employs over 50 members of staff, demonstrated to the judges, all senior industry experts, its commitment to high standards of customer care across the wider visitor experience. They also demonstrated the highest levels of housekeeping, service and food as well as anticipating and responding to guest individual needs and requests.This magnificent John Dobson Georgian House, is set in beautiful landscaped grounds and gardens and General Manager David Hunter was absolutely delighted to receive this award: This is a true recognition of the tremendous hard work and commitment from all of the staff, and to the considerable investment that has been made by the owner of the property Robert Parker. We are a relative newcomer to the tourism industry in Northumberland and strive to maintain the highest standards and exceed guests expectations every time.Located less than ten miles north of Alnwick, Doxford Hall has 31 bedrooms a luxury Spa, Swimming Pool and Health Club and is open to residents and non-residents. Original eighteenth century features have been carefully combined with twenty first century facilities. Last year after £500k refurbishment and redevelopment programme the hotel extended its conference facilities, increased the number of bedrooms and added additional public areas, and much needed additional meeting space and private dining rooms.The original House is now part of the main hotel, providing a new reception, additional meeting rooms and six luxurious new bedrooms. With the opening of these new facilities Doxford Hall now has increased capacity to attract new leisure and business markets. The Hotel is open for morning coffee, afternoon tea or a quiet drink around the fire in the former Drawing Room or Library.
Doxford Hall awarded 4 AA RED STARS !
Discover Doxford Hall - Scotsman Newspaper 29/7/13
TWO chefs from south east Northumberland have helped land the hotel where they work a second AA Rosette.
A-mazing, but true ! - Sue Fox, from the Northern Echo, takes a short break at Doxford Hall
I couldn't resist the urge to paint this beautiful building
Dalhousie Castle purchased by owner of Northumberland Hotels
Doxford Hall - Winner Small Hotel of the Year !
Refurbishment project now complete at Doxford Hall
Jaguar Owners Club meet for Lunch at Doxford Hall
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Doxford Hall's exciting Spa and Leisure Club now open
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Excellent meal at the Hall - 15/10/2008
Craft Fayre followed by Wine and Cheese - 14/10/2008
George Runciman 80th Birthday at Doxford Hall - 09/10/2008
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"Doxford Hall Hotel, near Alnwick in Northumberland, has received the highest accolade in being awarded 4 Red Stars. This prestigious award is only given to the very best hotels in the UK. Doxford Hall now joins an exclusive list of 55 hotels in the UK who have achieved this status."


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About Us
Our Mission
We make beautiful products that perform. That do a little bit more thanks to the people who ride them. Because proceeds from all KindHuman products are used to get more people riding and help other cyclists on their journey. We make bicycles for the human race.
Our Story
KindHuman was founded by Adam Abramowicz and Gavin Brauer. The two come from uniquely differing backgrounds but are united by one commonality: the bike. Friendship brought the cycling industry designer and experienced businessman together and upon realizing their shared love for the sport, they have decided to share this passion with the world. KindHuman is not just a bike company for Gavin and Adam, it is a vehicle for them to bring more people to the sport. To empower cyclists everywhere to give back to the sport that they love and help grow cycling in their communities. Together, we are committed to making cycling more accessible to all people and they are committed to growing the sport and sustaining it – from the ground up.
"We are going to make beautiful products that perform, that people want to ride, and we are going to use our proceeds to get more people riding them." -Adam & Gavin
Product Philosphy
KindHuman takes a simple approach to product design and development. We start with only the best quality materials and production methods blending time tested ideas with a clean, modern aesthetic. Our no-nonsense approach to product design puts an emphasis on what our customers want and need in their bicycle and their bicycle products. We are passionate riders and that passion takes form in our products. In the way that we design them, in the way that we sell them and the prices we sell them at. We understand that cycling can be a very expensive sport. Prices of high-end bicycles and products have dramatically increased in the past decade. At KindHuman, we take a responsible approach to the way we price our products. We like to say our products "punch above their price point." Every product is created with this in mind - from our cycling apparel that is produced in the world's greatest and most historic Italian factory, to our line of handmade in America steel bikes, and onward with our high-modulus and ultra high-modulus Toray and Mitsubishi Rayon carbon fiber bicycles. We only ever sell one model of our framesets and it is always the most high-end model we offer. There are no "Sport" or "Comp" variations using lesser materials. With all KindHuman bicycles, it always begins with the same high-end, high-quality, high-performing chassis. We take a great deal of pride in offering full-system spec meaning you won't find off-brand or no-name components mixed in with our Shimano or Campagnolo builds. There are no substitutes. All builds are completed with a great selection of high-performance parts thanks to our easy to use a la carte build menu with components from Ritchey Logic and wheels from Reynolds Cycling. Better materials, better equipped, more affordable - that's the KindHuman product philosophy.
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The camera crew is making all the final adjustments just prior to the first Elite hitting the main stage on Day Two.
The camera crew is making all the final adjustments just prior to the first Elite hitting the main stage on Day Two.
The fans are checking out the Livingston Lure display. When you come early, you get to check out all the cool sponsor displays.
It's the calm before the storm of Elite Series fans arrive.
This fan is checking out the latest Rigid Industries catalog before the weigh-in begins.
You will find many games and activities for the youth at the Bassmaster Expo.
This is the place!!!
These guys are talkin' boats.
Some arrive early to get the best seats.
Get your Bassmaster gear at the Expo!
Rigid Industries and Optima Batteries are here on display.
Who could resist the treats?
Always fun are the demo rides from Nitro, Triton and Skeeter.
The Metro Park docks are empty now but the action is about to get started.
The venue allows the fans to get an up-close and personal view of the Anglers as they head to the tanks.
The boys of Livingston Lures are working in the tank.
The young anglers are ready to help.
Chris Lane loads up his big bass of the day. Lane is in 4th place after Day Two with 39-10.
Rick Clunn is heading to the tanks with his Day Two catch. He is in 10th with 35-15.
The weigh-in is about to start.
The Metro Park offers some great shore fishing.
The anglers are getting a lift on this warm day.
The Shimano Live Release boat is ready to roll.
Chuck is directing the volunteers that are helping at the weigh-in.
Chris Lane tells his Day Two story to the media and B.A.S.S. staff writers.
Edwin Evers talks about his day and his chase for the Angler of the Year award.
Ike greets a young fan prior to weigh-in.
Takahiro Omori explains his move up the leaderboard on Day Two.
A young fan smartly takes shelter from the heat of the sun.
A B.A.S.S. member watches the action closely.
David Walker takes time after the weigh-in to greet some fans.
Edwin Evers signs a shirt for the Natale's after he meets with the media.
The Carhartt bean bag toss is up and running.
John Crews meets his fans.
Ish Monroe has his picture taken with a local fan.
Aaron Martens, the fitness buff, makes his way to the tanks on foot.
Here's where it all goes down.
Chris Lane enjoys a Mountain Dew as he looks over Britt Myers' catch.
Evers and Hawk talk about their day on Lake St. Clair.
There was a great turnout for the second day of the Plano Championship Chase.


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2012 IN REVIEW | Top Twenty Albums of 2012
Posted on December 31, 2012 AT 11:43am
2012 has come and gone. There may have been no Mayan apocalypse, but with so many musicians pulling out their A-game this year they sure acted like it was going to happen. After listening to a bountiful of new albums this year I had the hard task of narrowing down my list to the twenty that you will be reading below:
20. deadmau5 – > album title goes here <
Is it Mr. Zimmerman's strongest album? Not quite, but > album title goes here < has many shining moments thanks to a plethora of great guest musicians that range from Cypress Hill, Gerard Way, Imogen Heap, and Chris James. The latter, whom deadmau5 found through Twitter, brings out the album's shiniest moment with "The Veldt," a track based on the classic Ray Bradbury tale. It's an album that plays with the creative mind, from one of the biggest creative men in the EDM scene.
19. Mark Lanegan Band – Blues Funeral
When Mark sings, darkness reigns supreme, and it's no different here in Blues Funeral. From its bass-slapping opener "The Gravedigger's Song" and the chase-inducing "Gray Goes Black" to the heartbroken "Phantasmagoria Blues" and the drowning guitars of "Quiver Syndrome" Mark and his not-so-merrymen make sure that the journey to Hell is both comfortable and trippy. The album's real highlight: "Riot In My House," featuring the guitar works of Joshua Homme.
18. Hunter Valentine – Collide and Conquer
Who says Canadian women can't be badass? After taking the airwaves in The Real L Word the now-quartet went back to what they do best: making one hell of a rock album. The espionage opener "Liar Liar" may entice listeners to conduct some secret missions, while "The Pulse" showcases how much love is a drug. "Priscilla," on the other hand, is one of the best hooker ditties since Sting first crooned over "Roxanne." You can try hiding your girlfriends and daughters, but Hunter Valentine will still find a way to hypnotize them with Collide and Conquer.
17. Molice – Neugravity
Rinko and the rest of her bandmates have crafted one of the most playfully evil albums of the year. Whether it's paying tribute to Blade Runner with "Please Please Pris" or letting loose its "Active Imagination" Molice have taken its 60s-inspired surf rock style and gave it the futuristic jolt the genre's greatly needed. Neugravity is a musical romp straight out of a grindhouse double-feature, with the personality of a Bond villain to give it an extra dose of wickedness; just don't stare directly into its eyes.
16. Busdriver – Beaus $ Eros
The Brooklyn native continues to outsmart and out-groove every other rapper in the game in his latest tongue-twister of beats and rhymes. In "Kiss Me Back To Life" he plants his heart on a plate and serves it to the girl of his dreams, while "Feelings" takes those love sensations and twists them into a jazz-funk fusion that tickles the eardrums. He lets it all loose in "Here's to Us," which he claims is the 2012 rap anthem, and with the way he flows with nonsensical vibes he may very well be right. Listen to Beaus $ Eros to improve your vernacular, and you may just survive a rap battle against the man they call Busdriver.
15. Monobright – Shinzou Live-Rations
For their fifth album, instead of simply entering a recording studio for a few months, Monobright did the complete opposite: recorded an album in two days with a live audience found at almost every step of the way. The result: a return to their glory days, and a recharged sense of musical wonderment. A pumped-up crowd adds to the energy in such tracks as "E.Z.O." and "Heart Beat," while some friends from bloodthirsty butchers lend a helping hand in "Walk Walk Walk" and "Social," the latter being one of monobright's best songs in years. After two years of missteps, Monobright has rediscovered their magic in Shinzou Live-Rations.
14. Shing02 & Chimp Beams – ASDR
Another one of the best rappers in the game, this time teaming up with the three-piece electronica group to create the most eclectic hip hop album of the year. Its opener "The Coda" mixes old-school vibes with African tribal beats, while "Darjeeling" crawls out of a jazz club and caresses the head of the rap game to create one of this year's coolest tracks. The sounds of the world collide in "Masala," only for Shing02 to get semi-autobiographical in the humorous yet soulful "Sunday AM." ASDR plays to his strengths as a lyricist, while Chimp Beams wraps them all around in a blanket of tight and relaxing beats. A perfect album for a late-night after-party.
13. Shovels and Rope – O' Be Joyful
The husband-and-wife duo from the Carolinas takes many cues from the likes of Loretta Lynn, Dylan, and even Jack White (whom they recently toured with late this year), and created one of the most spiritually-gifted albums of 2012. O' Be Joyful calls to the spirits of classic folk and Americana, and in return rock out harder than most four or five-pieced bands this year. Michael Trent and Cary Ann Hearst take turns singing off one another with great chemistry, with tracks like "Keeper," "Hail Hail," and "Tickin' Bomb" filling your speakers with the sort of southern comfort you can't simply bottle for future keepings. O' Be Joyful is meant to be shared by all, to all, as fast and swiftly as possible.
12. Ben Folds Five – The Sounds Of The Life of the Mind
After a decade-long hiatus Ben Folds has his band back, taking their skills and humorous lyrics to a higher level. "Erase Me" is the hilarious portrait of a broken frail man, while the title track is the most harmonious track you'll find on the album. "Draw A Crowd" is wonderfully funny (especially with its chorus), and the addictive "Do It Anyway" is the song of the year that should've been. It's Ben Folds Five back at their A-game, with an album with smiling irony found around every corner.
11. Shonen Knife – Pop Tune
After three decades of activity, the Japanese all-girl trio proves that there are no stops to be found in their eighteenth album. Wonderfully simplistic and full of Ramones spirit, Pop Tune welcomes listeners with open arms and the happiest mosh pit you can ever take part in. The songs range from smile-inducing ("All You Can Eat," "Mr. J") to the psychedelic ("Paper Clip," "Sunshine"), all with the pop punk style that has made Shonen Knife the lover of critics and bands across the world.
10. Emperor Norton's Stationary Marching Band – Disco Dischordia
We all need to go bonkers once in awhile. When we do, the latest from this massive steampunk vaudeville act is the perfect soundtrack to do so. One moment you'll be shaking your hips to "Crzi Voi," and in a flash you'll be going Cowboy Bebop on some bounty hunters on "Disco Balls (Hot Pants)." Be sure to keep your clothes on in public when "I Forget" hits the speakers; in the privacy of your own home, though, let those panties fly!
9. TsuShiMaMiRe – Shocking
The third year in a row they've appeared on my top twenty list, and for good reason. Their punk concept album about aliens invading a world without rock and roll is more Ziggy Stardust than David Comes To Life, but it knows how to take their three favorite subjects (sex, death, and food) and twist it into B-movie gold. It can get silly at times, but Shocking knows when it's the right time to stop tickling and start smashing. In a world where dumbed-down pop triumphs over artistic integrity, TsuShiMaMiRe have come to plant their flag into the eyeball of the music scene. Let's hope they can translate it onto the big screen in some shape or form.
8. Amanda Palmer & The Grand Theft Orchestra – Theatre Is Evil
What do you do when your fans help pay to create your next musical work? You make the best damn album you possibly can, that's what! Ms. Palmer (or Mrs. Neil Gaiman, if you want to get technical) takes her usual cabaret punk motif and pumps some rock 'n' roll swagger into her mad piano skills. Whether you're "The Killing Type" or you simply want to "Do It With A Rockstar" Theatre Is Evil is sheer proof that the native of Lexingtion, MA can easily outshine any of the Adeles and Lady Gagas of the world. Amanda Palmer has always been a musical genius, but here she finally achieves rock god status. If you don't believe me, ask her fanbase, whose size puts even a Chinese Army to shame!
7. Flobots – The Circle In The Square
One of the most politically-charged albums of 2012, with the Denver group playing with rage and fists high above their heads. The anger from Johnny 5 and Brer Rabbit's vocals flows beautifully in the title track and in "On Loss And Having," speaking in volumes last seen in Occupy movements and Egyptian protests. Flobots still know how to have some fun, as evident in "One Last Show" and "The Rose And The Thistle," but it's when the band make their minds heard when the album shows its muscle. The Circle In The Square isn't just the best alt-rap albums of the year, it's also one of the year's most vocally-spoken pieces of art to come out in 2012.
6. m-flo – Square One
When m-flo releases an album, it's an invitation for the world to party. Their first non-Loves album since Expo Expo the trip-hop duo goes back to its roots, bringing the current EDM trends with them and adding a shot of originality into them. From the dubstep sounds of "Sure Shot Ricky" and "So Mama I'd Love to Catch Up, OK?" to the European techno beats of "Alive" and "Perfect Place" m-flo have made the ultimate dance mix that everyone can lose themselves in with ease. Keep Square One on repeat if you don't want the festivities to end anytime soon.
5. Bruce Springsteen – Wrecking Ball
Out of all his different emotions, angry Boss showcases his strongest work both musically and lyrically. Whether it's the hand-lending opener "We Take Care Of Our Own," the New Orleans-vibed "Shackled And Drawn," or a heart-strong confession of a need for support in "This Depression" (featuring Tom Morello strumming somberly) Bruce Springsteen has a song for every part of the nation. When he sings, the world listens, and because of that our outlook of how the world works is better for it. Obama may be our President, but The Boss is our spokesperson, and Wrecking Ball has plenty to say about the state our planet is in.
4. The Hives – Lex Hives
The Swedish rock quintet aims a cannon at its listeners and fires off an explosion of insane guitar riffs and wild rumpuses. The excesses of rock are in full force in both "Go Right Ahead" and "I Want More," with "1000 Answers" in-between to give reason for their rapscallion ways. Howling Pele loves being Howling Pele, and who can blame him? If you had as much swagger "Take Back The Toys" showcases, you'd simply explode if you tried to hold in that sort of enthusiasm. The Hives are one of the most exciting bands on the planet, and Lex Hives continues their conquest for the rock and roll greatness they certainly deserve.
3. Mumford & Sons – Babel
Is it ironic for a British group to make the most Americana album of the year? Perhaps, but it perfectly captures a sound once thought to be lost after the first electric guitar was plugged in. Babel is filled with the tall green grasses of the south, warm April sunshines, and the spirit of a hardworking farming family who takes joy in their occupation. "I Will Wait" chases after this generation once lost by big industry, while "Hopeless Wanderer" captures a sort of wonderment that lifts the spirit over dark times and reaches upwards to brighter periods. Marcus Mumford sings from the heart at every inch of the album, but he has never sounded so sincere and so coy in love in "Lovers' Eyes." Sigh No More may have opened our eyes to Mumford & Sons, but it's Babel that will keep ourselves from blinking when they're in the vicinity.
2. Jack White – Blunderbuss
If there's one artist who stuck his finger in many musical pies with plenty of success, it's Jack White. No longer a White Stripe, a Raconteur, or a factor of The Dead Weather, Jack cranks it past eleven and lets loose in his most rocking album since he first strummed "Seven Nation Army." When love isn't murdering his mother ("Love Interruption") or walking on salt with wounded feet ("Freedom at 21″) the multitalented guitarist/vocalist has it all hanging out when getting either his funk ("Missing Pieces") or folk on ("I Guess I Should Go To Sleep"). He even covers Little John Willie with "I'm Shakin'" and makes it his own, thanks to some earth-shattering female vocalists and slick guitar solos. Blunderbuss shows that Jack White can, will, and already has made it on his own.
1. Mono – For My Parents
Bad news other post-rock bands: Mono has taken the pedestal they've been standing on since 2006′s You Are There, and raised it a few miles higher. With the Wordless Music Orchestra backing them, Mono have crafted the most emotional, heart-wrenching, and — above all — epic music of the year. It's the type of album you play when on an amazing journey, or on the verge of conquering a massive world. Only this Japanese quartet can make it look so easy to make an instrumental album and have it say so much. For My Parents doesn't cement them as just the best instrumental band in the world, but one of the best groups period. A hundred years from now, it'll be their music playing in symphony halls across the world.
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As they took the field at M&T Bank Stadium on Thursday night, referee Gene Steratore and his crew doffed their caps to acknowledge a standing ovation -- the crowd welcoming them back as saviors in stripes. The love lasted little more than a half before the home fans grew grumpy while the Ravens struggled -- partially due to some yellow flags -- to a 23-16 victory over the winless Cleveland Browns. Then these saviors heard familiar jeers. Let's consider that progress. "Pressure is a wonderful thing," Steratore said of his crew's return -- the season debut of "real" NFL officials after their lockout ended early Thursday morning. "It's not a stressful pressure. It's just pressure. In order to do what we do, it's something that we all embrace. I think as the levels increase, we almost get a little more calm." The officials, members of the NFL Referees Association, had been locked out since June after their agreement with the league expired. The NFL and the NFLRA came to an agre...
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United States Secretary of State John Kerry has arrived in India today, and for the next couple of days, the media will keep its eyes glued on the high level political talks to be held between the two countries.
Kerry's meeting with External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj can be seen as a prologue to Narendra Modi's visit to the United States in October. The meeting is strategically important firstly due to the change in the government, and both the countries know that. India and US are important allies for each other, especially against the continuous rise of China in global politics as a formidable power.
Here are five things Kerry and Swaraj could be discussing about on Kerry's first official visit to India after the Narendra Modi government came to power:
1. Trade reforms and WTO: This is important and could be at the top of their discussions. India has backed out of signing the trade deal that the US claims could create 21 million jobs. India is ready to go for a global regime of trading only if there is a parallel deal on developing countries being given freehand in stockpiling food grains and subsidising food production and consumption. The US says India is being unreasonably stubborn as its backing out could mean the reforms being stalled for everybody for the time being. Kerry will speak to Swaraj about it, and India will have to stick to its stand if it wants fair deal for itself.
2. FDI in India: India and US are not just looking forward to be political partners but economic as well. This government has already made their commitment for bringing in more private investors, even foreign ones by raising foreign direct investment (FDI) cap for defence and insurance sector, and even allowing private investment in railways. It is likely that the United States will push for more opening up of the economy. But the government might not be in a hurry to open doors further.
3. Visas for Indian companies: If United States has its interest in India, even Indian companies have their own demands to make to the United States. While the US has been asking India to open up trade and opportunities for business, it has not been supportive while giving out visas to IT professionals, and even have imposed restrictions on offshoring IT projects by government departments. Its "Go Amercian" slogan pinches India, and India could be pushing for better and more favourable visa policies to start off with.
4. Climate change: Just days before coming to India, Kerry said in a speech that climate change was ruining India's growth prospects. Kerry said that the US could help India to build green transport and grids, and could help India control its emissions. A treaty on this is set to be signed in 2015 as well. Climate change, reflected in extreme weather conditions or climate extremes are visible in India today. However developing countries mostly hold a stance that they should not be asked to reduce emissions drastically as it would hamper their growth. It is rather the developed ones who must control emissions first and build the leeway for the developing nations to grow faster not worrying about any hurdles. Kerry and Swaraj surely will have talks on climate change policies the two countries will adopt.
5. International concerns: India and the US could look beyond their own economic and political ties and discuss the geopolitical concerns the world is facing. Both countries are seen as strong allies of Israel, and will be expected to discuss possibilities of peace in Gaza. Sanctions on Russia could be a part of the agenda as well, as both countries differ in terms of policies with Russia. While the US will stand by such sanctions, India would prefer to keep Russia as an ally and the Ukraine crisis could form a formidable part of the talks as well.
There are other issues like treating of bureaucrats (the case of Devyani Khobragade or the more uncomfortable issue of the visa rejections of Narendra Modi). But both the countries might decide not to bring up an unpleasant past and more towards renewed ties that are beneficial for both countries.


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No. 18 USC (7-3)
Last week: at USC 38, Arizona State 17
Notes: Finally, no drama. Outside of giving up a pick six, there was nothing to worry about. The Trojans lined up against an inferior team and won without a problem. However, the five turnovers kept the game from being a blowout. The O is still way too mistake-prone. … Marqise Lee has wrapped up the Biletnikoff catching ten passes for 161 yards and a score. He was unstoppable, rushing for 66 yards, too. … Curtis McNeal picked a great time to have a tremendous game with 163 yards and two scores. … With six sacks and 13 tackles for loss, the defense swarmed all over the ASU passing game. … It has been a rough season with plenty of disappointments, but with one win over UCLA the Trojans can be where they were supposed to be all along with a shot at Oregon for the Pac-12 title.
No. 19 Louisville (9-1)
Last week: at Syracuse 45, Louisville 26
Notes: The Cardinals ran into a buzzsaw. Teddy Bridgewater did what he could to rally the team back, finishing with 424 yards and three scores with a pick, but the defense dug too deep a hole. … The UofL D couldn't get off the field giving up third down play after third down play. … Preston Brown made 12 tackles, but overall, there wasn't enough pressure from the defense. … The unbeaten dream might be gone, but the Cards can't lose focus and give up the Big East chase. Beat Connecticut, beat Rutgers, go to the BCS.
20. Louisiana Tech (9-1)
Last week: Louisiana Tech 62, at Texas State 55
Notes: The defense might be among the worst in the country, ranking next-to-last in yards allowed, but the team sure is fun. The O leads the nation in yards and is second in scoring. … Kenneth Dixon is putting together a whale of a freshman campaign with a record-setting 25 touchdown runs and one receiving. He has scored 16 on the ground in the last six games. … Colby Cameron spread the ball around extremely well hitting ten different targets and not throwing a pick. … How great does the 59-57 loss to Texas A&M look now? … There's still a date with San Jose State to deal with, but next week's showdown against Utah State is effectively for the WAC title.
No. 21 Michigan (7-3)
Last week: at Michigan 38, Northwestern 31 OT
Notes: It might not be the prettiest season, and things might not be going according to plan, but the Wolverines are still right there with a chance for the Big Ten title. It's going to take a Nebraska loss to either Minnesota or Iowa, and it's going to take wins over Iowa and Ohio State, but they're still alive. … With Denard Robinson still hurting, Devin Gardner is coming into his own throwing for 286 yards and two scores while running for 47 yards and two touchdowns. Of course, getting a miraculous 53-yard play from Roy Roundtree helps add to the magic. … The pass defense might be No. 1 in the nation, but it had way too many problems with the pedestrian Wildcat attack, allowing 183 yards and three scores.
No. 22 Rutgers (8-1)
Last week: at Rutgers 28, Army 7
Notes: It might not have been perfect, and it might have come against an inferior team, but 8-1 is 8-1 and now it's business time. With road games to Cincinnati and Pitt up next before the showdown against Louisville, the Scarlet Knights have a BCS appearance for the taking. … The run defense gave up 282 yards on the ground, but there was a lot of bending with little breaking. … As expected against a team that runs like the Black Knights, there were plenty of big plays by the defense. Khaseem Greene made 22 tackles with a key forced fumble, and Lorenzo Waters made 16 stops with a forced fumble. … Corner Logan Ryan was terrific with nine tackles, a tackle for loss, three broken up passes and a fumble recovery. … The offense had problems on third downs, but Gary Nova completed 14-of-17 passes for 123 yards and a score with a pick.
No. 23 Texas Tech (7-3)
Last week: at Texas Tech 41, Kansas 34 OT
Notes: All the focus and all the attention will be paid to the Tommy Tuberville shot across the bow, hitting graduate assistant Kevin Oliver, the bigger issue is how the season is starting to slide away. Yes, the Red Raiders won, but it shouldn't take two overtimes to beat Kansas at home on Senior Day. … Seth Doege had a strong day throwing for 476 yards and three scores with a pick. Eric Ward was unstoppable with 12 catches for 180 yards. … All of a sudden, the defense suffered flashbacks to last year when the run defense couldn't slow anyone down. The defensive front had an awful day against a KU offense that had no prayer of throwing the ball, allowing 390 yards and two scores. … With road games at Oklahoma State and Baylor up next, it's shootout time. The nation's No. 1 passing offense needs to be ready to do even more.
No. 24 Oklahoma State (6-3)
Last week: at Oklahoma State 55, West Virginia 34
Notes: Very quietly, the Cowboys are still alive for a really, really good bowl game. With Texas Tech, Oklahoma and Baylor to close out the regular season, and with Texas playing Kansas State, a 10-2 OSU could get an at-large BCS bid. … Clint Chelf might not be the team's top quarterback option, but he played like it completing 22-of-31 passes for 292 yards and four scores with a pick. … Josh Stewart was fantastic with 13 catches for 172 yards and two scores along with a 46-yard run. … Quinn Sharp did his part with three of his five punts put inside the 20. That was just enough to help the beleaguered D, but the special teams as a whole were good with Justin Gilbert with a kickoff return for a score in the first.
No. 25 Washington (6-4)
Last week: at Washington 34, Utah 15
Notes: There's the Keith Price we've all been waiting for. It has been a rough season, but he came up with the type of game Dawg fans were hoping he'd have from the start completing 24-of-33 passes for 277 yards and two scores to go along with a rushing touchdown. … Bishop Sankey is making a case for all-star honors in a crowded All-Pac-12 backfield running 36 times for 162 yards and two touchdowns. … Linebacker John Timu had a nice day for a defense that had problems against the run, making nine tackles with a pick. … The key to the game was ball control. UW had the ball for 36:40 and converted 7-of-15 third down plays. Utah converted just 1-of-13 chances. … With winnable road games at Colorado and Washington State to close, 8-4 is a must.
Ohio State (10-0)
Last week: at Ohio State 52, Illinois 22
Notes: And now the fun begins. Ohio State has had a few fun tests over the last several weeks, but Illinois was nothing more than a scrimmage before going to Wisconsin in two weeks and dealing with the Michigan game that's going to be the Buckeyes' bowl. … The less work Braxton Miller has to do, the better. Carlos Hyde is turning into a nice complementary option rushing for 137 yards and three scores on just 18 carries. Miller ran 18 times for 73 yards and a score and completed 12-of-20 passes for 226 yards and two touchdowns. … The Illinois offense is floundering, but the OSU defense still did a terrific job, especially on third downs allowing just two of 14 conversions. … Ryan Shazier personally introduced himself to Illinois players time and again with 14 tackles and two tackles for loss with a broken up pass.
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The Ninnescah River is a 56.4-mile-long (90.8 km)[1] river of southern Kansas.
It has two branches. The main stream flows southeast and empties its waters into the Arkansas River near the town of Oxford (Sumner County). In the southern part of Stafford County, this north fork flows northeastwardly to Plevna, (Reno County) where the course changes to southeast.
The south fork's source is in the western part of Pratt County. Its course is almost due east through Pratt County and Kingman County until it unites with the north fork in the southwest corner of Sedgwick County. Only the north fork is impounded by the Cheney Dam to create Cheney Reservoir, storing the municipal water supply of Wichita and below the reservoir it then unites with the south fork.
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- ^ U.S. Geological Survey. National Hydrography Dataset high-resolution flowline data. The National Map, accessed March 29, 2011
- Kansas: a cyclopedia of state history, embracing events, institutions, industries, counties, cities, towns, prominent persons. Standard Pub. Co. Chicago : 1912. Volume II. Page 370.
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- U.S. Geological Survey Geographic Names Information System: Ninnescah River
- Continuous Real-Time Water-Quality Monitoring and Regression Analysis to Compute Constituent Concentrations and Loads in the North Fork Ninnescah River Upstream from Cheney Reservoir, South-Central Kansas, 1999-2012 United States Geological Survey
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Uttar Pradesh chief minister Akhilesh Yadav was Monday petitioned against the soon-to-be released Bollywood film "Goliyon Ki Raasleela Ram Leela". In her representation made to Yadav, social activist Urvashi Sharma has urged him to "intervene in the matter related to public exhibition of the film".
Directed and produced by Sanjay Leela Bhansali, Ranbeer Singh and Deepika Padukone starrer "Ram Leela" is scheduled for Nov 15 release.
"I have urged the chief minister to intervene on behalf of the people of the state and request the producers of the film to delete 'Ram-Leela' from the title of the film and change it to only 'Goliyon Ki Raasleela'," Sharma told IANS.
"And also urge the National Board of Film Ceritification not grant certificate for public exhibition of the film under Sections 4, 5 and 5-A of the Cinematograph Act, 1952, in case producer and director of the film do not delete words 'Ram-Leela' from the title of the film.
"This matter is related to the sentiments of lakhs of people of the state and the word 'Ram-Leela' is contrary to the content of the film as shown in the promotional advertisement," added Sharma.
The petition to the chief minister states that the film "was affecting the sentiments of the public on account of its wrongful title for the reason that the title has been derived from dramatic enactment of the life of Lord Rama, which cannot be used by the kind of film."
Sharma said: "I have watched one of the promos of the film on YouTube and while watching the clip, many objectionable dialogues and scenes were noticed by me which, according to me as a social activist, are not only vulgar, rude, offensive and crude but degrade the religious feeling of the Hindus."
The social activist earlier petitioned both the censor board and the Prime Minister's Office to intervene in this matter.
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Honestly, what promos are they watching? I've seen the promos and they only depict two people in love. Also taking out the name Ram-Leela from the title won't change what will be in the film! So actually do something for the country you busybody politicians instead of pointing fingers on films!!
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Three bidders pulled out of the P60-billion public-private partnership project while the remaining group, Metro Pacific Investments Corp.-led Light Rail Manila Consortium, submitted a non-compliant offer.
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Hyperion, 301 William St, 9/16 2:30 pm. A visitor reported that her iPhone was stolen while she
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Robert Bailey, 25, of Stafford was arrested for DUI in the 900 block of Princess Anne Street.
Clarence Ennis, 57, of Fredericksburg was arrested for public intoxication.
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Leo Taylor, 48, of Fredericksburg was arrested for assault.
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Christopher Sutler, 25, of Spotsylvania was arrested for public intoxication.
Linda Karpiscak, 54, of Fredericksburg was arrested for domestic assault and battery.
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