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Ruger Mark III Target Handgun
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Product DescriptionRuger Mark III pistols represent the evolution of Ruger .22 LR pistols, continuing the legacy created by the Ruger Standard, Mark I, and Mark II pistols and yet incorporating many new engineering refinements. They are simple, rugged, and affordable, making them a great value for any sporting purpose, whether target shooting, plinking, or small game hunting. Features include a rigid barrel and receiver connection, an automatic bolt-hold-open latch, a rugged steel grip frame, a contoured ejection port, easy-to-grasp tapered bolt ears, and rigidly mounted sights for consistent accuracy. The Mark III Target's patented loaded target indicator provides visual and tactile indication that chamber is loaded. Its smoothly contoured, comfortable grip has a natural pointing angle with checkered, non-slip grip panels providing a non-slip hold and the internal cylindrical bolt construction ensures permanent alignment and higher accuracy potential than conventional moving-slide designs. This variant comes with hand-filling laminated target grips. Two 10-round magazines and a hard plastic case come standard.
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The hand gun is used for target shooting and provides a good steady platform for accuracy. Becomes somewhat heavy after extended periods of use.
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The gun shoots straight and has a great feel with the light trigger and bull barrel. The only downside is that you literally need a dead blow hammer to take it apart and put it back together. WATCH THE VIDEO AT THE RUGER SITE. They show the right way to do it if yours has "close tolerances" like mine does. The videos on YouTube make it look too easy and you will be frustrated if you use them as a reference. I imagine that it will loosen up with repeated cleanings.
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Having watched U-Tube videos on disassembly of the Mark 111 Target, it is not that hard. Gets easier every time. This is a great looking and firing pistol. I haven't had any problems with bulk ammo that some complained about. I enjoy shooting this pistol just need more ammo. Sharp looking pistol and very comfortable grips.
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|Struckhoff, Jessica
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|University of Missouri - Columbia Office of Undergraduate Research
|Stem cells can be derived from a variety of sources and have three general properties. They can continuously divide for long periods of time; they are unspecialized and they can differentiate into specialized cell types. Many stem cell types are capable of migrating through brain tissue and can be used to deliver therapeutic agents to regions of injury or disease. Our lab is interested in determining which stem cell type has the highest survival and integration rate when introduced into mammalian tissue. Migration potential and ability to deliver therapeutics are also vital and will be assessed in the future. To study the stem cells in host mammalian tissue, we are using organotypic cultures of neonate rat and mouse brain slices that enable us to track the functional integration of donor cells for up to three weeks. Donor cell types include undifferentiated ES cells, neuralized ES cells and adult peripheral blood stem cells (provided by Dr. Elmer Price) all of which express green fluorescent protein that allows for visual tracking after transplantation. Functional integration is determined by the presence of unique neural morphologies, expression of neural markers and physiological function after integration into the host tissue. Preliminary results indicate that undifferentiated ES cells integrate well and differentiate into cells that display neural morphologies, though their survival rate is much lower than that of adult peripheral blood stem cells. Neuralized ES cells also integrate well and differentiate into cells displaying neural morphologies. These cells also form interesting structures that span injurious gaps in rat brain slices. Unfortunately, neuralized ES cells have extremely low survival rates when compared to the other two cell types. Peripheral blood stem cells show the highest frequency of integration, differentiation and long-term survival within the host tissue.
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Autism and Communication Center - Boise, ID
Boise Developmental-Behavioral Pediatrician Doctors for Autism and Communication
Type of Physician: Developmental-Behavioral Pediatrician
What is a Developmental-Behavioral Pediatrician?
A subspecialty certification by the Board of Pediatrics; practitioners have a special interest in the developmental, learning, and behavioral problems of children, and in the support of parents and children during normal development and illness.
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Developmental-Behavioral Pediatrician Doctors in Boise *
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Boise, Idaho
Boise is a city located in the Northwestern United States in the state of Idaho. Boise is the capital and most populous city of the U.S. state of Idaho as well as the county seat of Ada County. Located on the Boise River, this is the principal city of the Boise City-Nampa metropolitan area and the largest city between Salt Lake City, Utah and Portland, Oregon. Boise serves as the primary government, economic, cultural, and transportation center for the area.
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It all started July 9th 1990, when this star was born. Tyrone Marshall, A.K.A Young Fame. Young Fame was born in Barstow, California but started his Career in the state of Maryland. However, the streets of Baltimore can be rough on teenage life because it is here in the streets of Baltimore that Young Fame lost his brother Traggick to gun violence. However, Fame was able to find himself in his music in order to help him cope with his brother's death. Fame has been influenced greatly by, Lupe Fiasco, Sea…


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Let stand 5 minutes or until the surface is frothy.
Stir gently to moisten any dry particles remaining on top.
Sift flour into a large bowl.
Melt butter or margarine; cool slightly.
Beat eggs with remaining unflavored sugar in a medium bowl until frothy.
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Some of Saturday Night Live's best sketches have been well thought out, superbly designed satires of the current state of affairs in the country. But the most memorable moments of the show tend to be when actors break, props don't work quite right, or when something generally doesn't work. Jeremy Renner's stint on Saturday Night Live did a very good job of proving that sentiment correct.
I don't mean this to be mean spirited, as anyone who doesn't do something exactly as he or she intended in front of an audience may feel embarrassed, but in this case I think it worked out in Jeremy's favor. At the beginning of his monologue he seemed a little stiff. But when his piano wouldn't play, he didn't panic. What he did was brush it off, and after that he seemed much more relaxed and pulled off the rest of his monologue rather smoothly. And he managed to pull off a decent episode of SNL as well. He's much better suited for serious roles, so after the beginning where he has to play goofy, he gets much more comfortable on stage.
The real talk of the town though is Chris Christie's appearance on Weekend Update. The actual Chris Christie. Like Jeremy, he gave off a vibe of not being used to television appearances as well, but just the same he managed to brush it off with some good ol' fashioned "people from New Jersey are angry" humor. Despite some political disagreements I may have with the Governor of my state, I laughed and felt that his sincerity giving thanks to all the men and women who have participated in cleaning up and giving aid to all those affected by the hurricane was very genuine. He has my respect in that regard. All my other thoughts concerning him belong on a different website.
All in all, it was a fair episode of Saturday Night Live. There have been better, there have been worse. In a previous episode, Louis C.K. had a similar time to Jeremy in a sketch he did involving the blowing of a horn. I'm fairly certain Ashley Simpson had a worse time than both of them trying to sing off the rhythm of her CD. Sometimes it's better to laugh off the mistakes you make right then and there, just so that you can laugh with the audience rather than feel embarrassed. I look forward to an episode where he hosts again, though I'm sure that's quite a ways away after this past weekend's production.


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This is the Interfit Stellar SXT3200 Tungsten Flood Light. The SXT3200 benefits from an extensive range of accessories via the "S" type bayonet fittings allowing most of the Interfit Stellar creative light shaping tools to be used. Of particular benefit is the new RF5000 'beauty dish' for stunning fashion and portraits photographs.
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My Oscars verdict and halfway through LFW
On Sunday night I had the pleasure to join in with E! UK's Red Carpet watch-along party from the rooftop bar, Rumpus Room, at London's Mondrian hotel where, alongside some lovely people including my friend Laura Whitmore, Youtuber Jim Chapman and BBC's Scott Mills, we gave our tuppence worth on the most memorable red carpet arrivals as they happened live.
Rosamund Pike, Reese Witherspoon, Eddie Redmayne and Julianne Moore were all winners on the red carpet with their fine-tuned sartorial choices but it was Lady Gaga who stole the show for me with her tribute to The Sound of Music. Her performance was spectacular and paired back, letting her pretty phenomenal vocals take centre stage for once. I loved every minute of it and so did the audience given the standing ovation.
Obviously it's been a busy week on this side of the pond too with London Fashion Week AW15/16 currently in full swing. I popped along to the Paul Costelloe show which marked the designer's return to the LFW schedule after being absent for the past couple of seasons. Orla Kiely recreated a library scene for her showcase which featured strong bold blocks of colour on sixties-inspired silhouettes.
Kicking off a busy weekend, on Thursday evening I attended the WINQ magazine second annual Spring Ball at the opulent Rosewood Hotel with Grey Goose. I wore a light grey double-breasted Hackett London suit with brown leather monk-strap shoes and tie. Everyone let their hair down on the dance floor in what was a super fun night in aid of The Elton John AIDS Foundation, raising over £40,000 for the foundations valiant work.
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Who's Barbie? Barbie is a best-selling fashion doll launched in 1959. Barbie's full name is Barbara Millicent Roberts. She has an on-off romantic relationship with her boyfriend Ken, who first appeared in 1961. Barbie and Ken split up in 2004, but now they are back together again. Barbie has a lot of pets including cats and dogs, horses, panda, lion cub, and zebra. She has also a wide range of vehicles, including pink convertibles, trailers, jeeps and a pink airplane. For decades, Barbie remains the girls' favorite doll. What could be more normal!!! Barbie is perfect, she is beautiful, Barbie has many wonderful friends as she is considerate with her close friends.
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2008 Housecalls on-line self-triage study, Children's Outcome Research (PI)
2009 One Step Second Hand Smoke Initiative, CCGC-Colorado Clinical Guidelines Collaborative (Tobacco funding from CDPHE), Child Health Clinic (Co-PI)
2009 CORNET Continuity Clinic Research Network, Integrated Mental Health in Teaching Settings (PI)
My health services research interest lies in improving breastfeeding initiation and duration and healthy early infant feeding practices (ages zero to three) as they relate to the continuum of obesity for low-income populations and more specifically Latinos. Since recently completing a two-year Primary Care Research Fellowship (T32-HRSA) that included a Master of Science in Public Health (2006), I have published an article investigating combination feeding (breast and formula) in Latina mothers; completed a CDC-funded RCT using telephone support and culturally-enhanced scripted guidelines to support breastfeeding in low-income Latinas (in press Academic Pediatrics); and completed a secondary database study of breastfeeding and enrollment in the Special Supplementation Program for Women, Infant and Children (WIC) Program (published Breastfeeding Medicine September 2009). I participated in a qualitative study (R03) that explored the role of curanderos (Latino healers) in issues of overweight. Additionally, I published an evaluation of an innovative field trip model breastfeeding curriculum that I developed during my time at Children's Hospital Oakland. I am currently working on an Early Investigator
R01on Lactation Failure in Obese Women to submit in 2010.
Most Significant Publications:
1. Bunik M, Clark L, Zimmer L, Jimenez L, O'Connor ME, Crane L, Kempe A. Early Infant Feeding Decisions in Low-income Latinas. Breastfeeding Medicine Dec 2006; 1(4): 225-235.
2. Krebs N, Beaty B, McClatchey, Olds D. Breastfeeding and WIC Enrollment in the Nurse Family Partnership. Breastfeeding Medicine 2009; 4(3):145-9
3. Bunik M, Shobe P, O' Connor ME, Beaty B, Langendoerfer S, Crane L, Kempe A. Are Two Weeks of Daily Breastfeeding Support Insufficient to Overcome the Influences of Formula? (in press, Academic Pediatrics).
4. Clark L, Bunik M, Johnson SL. Research Opportunities with Curanderos to Address Childhood Overweight in Latino Families. (in press, Qualitative Research Methods).
Primary Focus Area
Breastfeeding in high risk women (low-income, Latinas, obese)
Covers NIH areas: Women's and minority health, Professional/nutrition education efforts
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Child Health Clinic
University Newborn Nursery
Spanish-speaking women
CNRU has not been utilized to date
Past Funding from Center for Disease Control and Prevention
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FMLY Fest assembles dozens of musicians for DIY weekend
By Emily Eveland
Hollow Boys embrace the dark on third album
By Sarah Stanley-Ayre
10 Thousand Sounds 2014: Behind the bands
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Black Market Brass delivers hip-shaking funk rhythms
By Zach McCormick
For the Love brings hip-hop festivities to Lowertown
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Kitty Cat Klub hosts Tourniquet Noise series
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Max Gremillion steps into the spotlight
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The world of Howler's sophomore album
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The mere presence of guitar would make Languis more than just another pretty noise in the swelling number of post-Autechre voluptuaries issuing forth from romantic electronica's enchanted forest. Same with their wispy vocals and buttery, serpent-in-the-garden bass. But it's the playfully deliberate (and deliberately playful) way this Pasadena-based duo marries these elements with meticulously crafted electronics that really gives Untied its intergalactic Nature Channel flavor. And it's what puts this fourth Languis recording ahead of the beauty-pursuing pack.
Take the album opener, "Waterfall." The track begins tranquilly enough, all cascading synths and giggling, phosphorescent minnows. Then, suddenly, a school of guitar-generated flying fish comes coursing through, upping the noise factor by a few hundred percent and leaving us to marvel at the joyful commotion. Languis's Alejandro Cohen and Marcos Chloca, both Argentine expatriates, aren't afraid to tackle big-picture scenarios, either, as "Strip Me out of My Time" proves. Starting with distant, echo-magnified clicks, quiet pipe organ, and whispered vocals, the song slowly builds into a dub-inflected epic that's the sonic equivalent of a nebula money shot viewed through the Hubble.
So constant is Languis's fidelity to invented nature that even their glitchcraft sounds downright critterly on songs like "Dishes." And, though electronically generated, the rhythms on Untied conform to organic standards throughout. "Night Collider," for example, sounds as though it's being driven by a pair of tap-dancing palominos, while the ebullient tribalism of "A Leaf on My Shoulder" suggests that Cohen and Chloca might be harboring a couple of Ewoks in their hard drive.
All this rampant biomorphism renders Languis pretty much peerless. In fact, the only kindred spirits who come to mind are fellow artificial-life researchers (and Animal Collective core duo) Avey Tare and the Panda Bear. Granted, Cohen and Chloca have yet to manifest any signs of the volcanic activity that's become a trademark of their East Coast counterparts. They also tend to dwell more in the digital domain, and, goodness knows, they're nowhere near as liberal with the pixie dust. But Languis easily equal Avey and the Panda in their inexhaustible resourcefulness, their refusal to conform to genre constraints, and, most of all, in their profound reverence for the natural world. Plus Untied is more fun than a bed of tongues--and what could be more natural than that?
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ORLANDO, FL— The LA Galaxy will meet Orlando City SC for the very first time in the two clubs' history.
Below are a series of links, matchups to watch and a predicted score.
*The LA Galaxy will be without Robbie Keane (groin) against Orlando City SC, and may have to make do without Robbie Rogers who is dealing with an ankle injury.
*The Galaxy have logged plenty of travel miles in 2015, and we take look at LA's extensive travel.
*In the newest By the Numbers, we look at Orlando City's struggles at home where they are winless this season.
*Cobi's Corner is back! In the first edition of Cobi's Corner of the year, Cobi Jones speaks with LA Galaxy wunderkind Bradford Jamieson IV.
*In the latest edition of Insider on Location, I speak to the LA Galaxy about their impressions of first-year Orlando City SC.
*Lastly, LAGalaxy.com's Larry Morgan provides a look at the match in the Match Preview presented by O4 Water.
Juninho vs. Kaká
The most important battle of the evening will see the Brazilians face off in the center of the park. Expect Juninho to look to close down on the Orlando attacking midfielder and prevent him from igniting the Lions attack.
Gyasi Zardes vs. Sean St. Ledger
Zardes will look to spark a scoring streak on Sunday when he goes up against a beat-up Orlando City defense that is already missing Aurelin Colin. If Orlando is to shut down Zardes,, they'll need a big game from their former Irish international center back.
A.J. DeLaGarza vs. Brek Shea
The Galaxy outside back will have his hands full as he tries to stop the suddenly resurgent Shea in a battle of speed vs. speed.
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ORLANDO, FL -- The LA Galaxy will take on Orlando City SC for the first time in club history, when the two teams meet on Sunday.
In the latest edition of Insider on Location, we look at the Galaxy's impression of the expansion side.
Check out the video above.
New LA Galaxy Designated Player Steven Gerrard played his final game at Anfield for Liverpool FC on Saturday.
The results did not go the team's way as Liverpool fell 3-1 to Crystal Palace, but the defeat ran secondary to Gerrard's last game at the stadium that has been his home ground for nearly two decades. Gerrard will join the Galaxy this summer after more than 700 appearances for the Reds.
Below are a series of tweets and videos from Gerrard's final day at Anfield as a member of Liverpool FC.
Anfield's tribute to Steven Gerrard is in place #LFC #ThanksStevie pic.twitter.com/S7EsaN6oSZ
— James Carroll (@James_Carroll84) May 16, 2015
PHOTOS: Steven Gerrard arrives at the stadium ahead of his final Anfield appearance #ThanksStevie #LFC pic.twitter.com/tk54zEki2m
— Liverpool FC (@LFC) May 16, 2015
Captain for one last time at Anfield. (via @LFC) #ThanksStevie pic.twitter.com/OeyfkqWLvk
— KICKTV (@KICKTV) May 16, 2015
VIDEO: Steven Gerrard's ovation from the crowd here at Anfield, for the final time. Wow. #LFC #BPLonNBC #YNWA pic.twitter.com/jBXf7o5C4s
— Joe Prince-Wright (@JPW_NBCSports) May 16, 2015
Underneath Steven Gerrard's feet today is a hidden message. http://t.co/ofX0QsG2Tz #LFC pic.twitter.com/1oshM81QnA
— BBC Sport (@BBCSport) May 16, 2015
#ThanksStevie pic.twitter.com/Z1u5TRD2v3
— KICKTV (@KICKTV) May 16, 2015
A team of Steven Gerrard...the players today pay tribute to the legend. #LFC #ThanksStevie #SG8 pic.twitter.com/mlTZCxeIQ5
— LFC Photo (@LFCphoto) May 16, 2015
A final kiss for the Kop from Steven Gerrard pic.twitter.com/sXwUqOfa6t
— Liverpool FC News (@LivEchoLFC) May 16, 2015
Thank you my friend for everything. You are truly one of the greatest! (2/2) pic.twitter.com/SSAz1A8x1T
— Luis Suarez (@LuisSuarez9) May 16, 2015
Gerrard on sky: "I don't think I'll come back on loan after today's performance"
— Rob Harris (@RobHarris) May 16, 2015
254- Steven Gerrard just finished his 254th and final home match for Liverpool in the Premier League, his next will be at StubHub. Dreamin'.
— OptaJack (@OptaJack) May 16, 2015
Watching Steven Gerrard's last match at Anfield. It's going to be exciting to have this guy on our team. #lagalaxy
— Robbie Rogers (@robbierogers) May 16, 2015
Well deserved 4 what the fans & club did for Steven Gerrard today. So much history for this legend! More is to come in the @MLS & @LAGalaxy
— Juninho (@Juninho19LA) May 16, 2015
Steven Gerrard says goodbye to Anfield.#ThanksSteviehttp://gerrard.liverpoolfc.com/
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ORLANDO, FL – Juninho grew up admiring his Brazilian countryman and national soccer legend Kaka, but on Sunday, he'll have the chance to match wits with the former FIFA Player of the Year when the LA Galaxy meet Orlando City SC at the Citrus Bowl.
Sunday's game won't be the first time that the two Brazilians have faced off before an exhibition when Kaka was still suiting up for Real Madrid, but this time, given the league competition.
In those friendly matches, there is the temptation for MLS players to get a bit starry eyed when facing such accomplished competition but Juninho knows that this situation is much different. When the first ball is kicked at the Citrus Bowl on Sunday, he'll be focused on shutting down the Brazilian international.
"My mentality is to not leave him alone," Juninho told LA Galaxy Insider. "I want to be around him most of the time, and just play my game. I know that it'll be a hard game with Orlando having a full house. We just want to try and score, and not leave Kaka alone to do what he does so well."
ORLANDO, FL -- The LA Galaxy will face Orlando City SC for the first time on Sunday when the two teams meet at the Citrus Bowl.
In the latest edition of LAGalaxy.com's By the Numbers, we look at the difficulties that Orlando City has had this year.
Check it out below.
CARSON, Calif. – The LA Galaxy will meet expansion side Orlando City SC for the first time on Sunday, but even if the meeting will be the first between the two clubs, the Galaxy insist there is no mystery heading into the match.
Led Brazilian star Kaka, Orlando City has struggled to start season complying a 2-5-3 record. Despite their struggles, there is some temptation to consider them favorites on Saturday due to their wildcard status, but Galaxy head coach Bruce Arena is quick to squash that thought.
"Everyone in our league knows each other. It's not like there's going to be any surprises. I think the new challenge in our league is going into new markets in the south," Arena said. "You're going to deal with the conditions, the heat, humidity and artificial fields. It's another challenging aspect to everything."
Added defender Omar Gonzalez, "Orlando is a brand new team, getting great crowds, they want to give their city a win but we can't let that happen. We got to get a result. Our focus is on leaving there with either three points or one point."
LA Galaxy left back Robbie Rogers missed out on training for two consecutive, but LA boss Bruce Arena says he's still deciding if the defender will travel with the club to Orlando.
According to the Galaxy's injury report, Rogers is questionable for Sunday's game due to an ankle injury, but after training on Thursday, Arena told reporters that he remains undecided on the left back's travel status.
Bruce Arena earned plenty of headlines with his comments on the discovery process earlier this week, and the always opinionated Galaxy boss offered a few thoughts on how the league might evolve in the coming years as teams look to alleviate their hectic travel schedule.
Divisional play.
"Major League Soccer right now is survival of the fittest actually over 34 games. There are so many things that are challenging. I think in retrospect at some point we'll analyze this whole league and understand the combination of travel, the conditions we have that we may be better off with divisional play. I'm sure it's something that will be need to be addressed. In certain aspects we do have divisional play. But we do play each other
Implementing divisional play would be a stark departure from the balanced schedule that teams typically play across the globe. However, with the league growing due to rapid expansion, Arena believes that a balanced schedule does not make sense at the time being.
"ou can't have a balanced schedule with 20 teams. I don't think we can fit 38 games in. it's something to talk about down the road. The problem is the travel. It's not playing in England where you get on a bus or you take an hour plane ride," Arena said. "You're flying to two different countries, different time zones, different field conditions, different [climate] conditions. I think a home and home schedule would be extremely difficult for teams in the league to deal with. Especially the way we travel, flying commercial. It would be virtually impossible to do."
In the first edition of Cobi's Corner of 2015, LA Galaxy legend Cobi Jones catches up with young Galaxy striker Bradford Jamieson IV.
LA Galaxy striker Robbie Keane says he's "on the mend" but plans to take his time coming back from groin strain
CARSON, Calif. – Robbie Keane is on the mend but the LA Galaxy captain says that he's still a week away from contending for a place in the team's starting XI.
For a second consecutive day, Keane took part in light training with the Galaxy's head of strength and conditioning, Daniel Guzman as he aims to return from a nagging groin strain. The strain has left Keane on the shelf for the last six straight matches, which is the longest amount of time missed the Irish striker has missed since joining the Galaxy back in 2011.
Galaxy head coach Bruce Arena contends that Keane is in high spirits as he makes his recovery but for the Irishman, the lengthy layoff has been difficult.
"I love playing. It's been frustrating, but it's the way it is. If it had been a good few years ago I probably would have been an absolute disaster in the locker room. I'm the worst person in the world to be injured," Keane told reporters. "You have to make sure you look after yourself well and want to get back as quick as I can. I'm certainly on the mend; I just have to be very, very careful."
Keane appeared ready to return from the injury several weeks ago but suffered a setback in training that caused him to miss even more time. In light of his setback, Keane admits to being more measured in his recovery, knowing that it is in his best interest not to rush back—no matter how much it hurts to be on the sidelines.
"For me, the most important thing is getting back to training by the end of this week or the start of next week and seeing how I am," said Keane. "I'm not going to say, 'I hope to be back next week' because I thought I was going to be back two or three weeks ago, and I wasn't. I just want to start concentrating on getting back training next week, and we'll take it from there."
CARSON, Calif. -- Minutes after LA Galaxy II picked up a 2-0 victory over the Tulsa Roughnecks, they learned that they'll face PDL side Ventura County Fusion in the second round of the U.S. Open Cup next week.
Ventura County eliminated Cal FC 6-5 in a penalty kick shootout that followed a dramatic match that ended in a 3-3 drawafter 120 minutes. The match sets them up for a date with Los Dos on May 20 at the StubHub Center Track and Field Stadium.
Tickets for the U.S. Open Cup match can be found here.
WATCH: Cal FC and Ventura County Fusion face off in U.S. Open Cup first round; winner plays LA Galaxy II
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Available in rhino, zebra, giraffe and gazelle, these one-of-a-kind jungle critter heads are handmade by Haitian artisans from recycled cement bags that have been layered with the pages of vintage French books. They sell for $68 each, a steal considering the craftsmanship that went into each bust and the fact that they're made in Haiti, a country that could certainly use a little economic pick-me-up.
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Bangalore University Registrar (Administration) B.C. Mylarappa said that only 40 of the 657 affiliated colleges have successfully uploaded information (known as Data Capture Format II) for the ongoing All India Survey on Higher Education (AISHE) conducted by the Ministry of Human Resource Development (MHRD). With this, the university has registered a 6 per cent progress rate as on October 15.
A meeting attended by principals of all affiliated colleges was held on Wednesday where they were directed to upload the data as early as possible as the deadline is October 30.
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Bexar County First Assistant District Attorney Cliff Herberg said Wednesday charges will not be filed against quarterback Case McCoy and linebacker Jordan Hicks. The San Antonio Express-News (http://bit.ly/10BE4J5 ) reports police say the investigation is closed.
Coach Mack Brown suspended McCoy and Hicks the day before the Dec. 29 Alamo Bowl. A 21-year-old woman told police she was drinking alcohol and assaulted after inviting two men to her room. A lawyer for Hicks said the incident was consensual.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin chairs a meeting with members of the Security Council at the Novo-Ogaryovo state residence outside Moscow April 18, 2014.
Vladimir Putin is playing a dangerous geopolitical game by using the Ukraine crisis to try to shore up political support among ultra-nationalist Russians nostalgic for the Soviet era, according to a former U.S. intelligence officer and author who has spent years studying and analyzing the Russian president.
Fiona Hill, a former U.S. intelligence officer specializing in Russia and Eastern Europe and author of a book on Putin, says that the Russian president's sagging public support before the Ukraine crisis and reacquisiton of Crimea from Kiev are driving the brinksmanship of recent weeks, including the massing of tens of thousands of Russian troops along Ukraine's eastern border.
"He's reinventing himself again," she said of Putin, a former officer of the Soviet KGB spy agency. "He is trying to stay one step ahead of the Russian nationalists, and that can be risky."
Putin, 61, has always been a nationalist, but has in the past balanced that with talk of inclusiveness, particularly regarding the mostly Muslim TransCaucasus region. Now, says Hill, he has shifted to the right to reflect the rising tide of ultra-nationalist sentiment in Russia and former Soviet satellites, where millions of ethnic Russians now see themselves as second-class citizens.
By playing the tough guy, Putin has succeeded in bolstering his standing at home. Since the crisis began, his approval numbers in government and media polls have climbed and are now "in the 80s" percentagewise, said Hill.
But in doing so, he may have painted himself into a corner, she said, explaining that it will be difficult to satisfy the ultra-nationalists absent a "complete victory" - seizure of at least some territory in eastern Ukraine - and limit his ability to make compromises.
For that reason, Hill said she expects the Ukraine crisis to drag on as Putin continues to test the West's resolve while simultaneously trying to strengthen his hand with Russian nationalists.
For example, she said his unsolicited phone calls to Barack President Obama in recent weeks have been about "taking the president's measure," and likely not a sincere effort to tamp down or resolve the crisis.
Hill, who is now the director of the Center on the United States and Europe and a senior foreign policy fellow at the Brookings Institution, has a unique perspective on Putin. She served as intelligence officer for Russia and Eurasia at the National Intelligence Council from 2006 to 2009 and last year published a book on the Russian president titled, "Mr. Putin: Operative in the Kremlin," a reference to his years as an officer in the Soviet KGB spy agency.
Among her other duties while working at the NIC, Hill was tasked with helping prepare a classified leadership profile on Putin. That job gives her a great degree of empathy for the Western leaders and intelligence officers now trying to anticipate his next moves, as her research led her to conclude that Putin is a "black ops guy" who "is quite willing to do pretty much anything" to achieve his ends - including blackmail, extortion and the manipulation of history.
He also has exhibited chameleon-like behavior through his career that makes him both a dangerous adversary and a frustrating subject for study, she said.
"So much of Putin's biography can't be verified, said Hill. "It was and is incredibly difficult to get a sense of the guy. Traditional profiling was very difficult because so much of what we think we know, we can't take at face value."
A purposeful blank slate
That, she says, isn't just a problem of misinformation, but disinformation - that is deliberate deception about who he is and what motivates him.
"Putin wants people to project on him what they want to see," she said, whether that be Russian nationalists searching for the "ultimate action hero," an image Putin cultivates through various he-man activities, or former President George W. Bush looking the Russian leader in the eye and getting "a sense of his soul."
Despite the unfolding drama along Russia's eastern border, Hill said she expects Putin to ride out the Ukraine crisis. There is no alternative political figure on the horizon in Russia, where he enriches allies and imprisons enemies, she notes. He also has tightened his hold on the nation's media, limiting access to the airwaves in the wake of the retaking of Crimea.
He's also an adept student at reading political dynamics in the West, and Hill said she expects Putin to continue to alternate between belligerence and diplomacy in his dealings with Obama, whom he likely sees as not just a "lame duck but a dead duck." He'll also continue to try to play the cautious president against Republican hawks in Congress demanding that he do more to address the situation in Ukraine.
"He's very good at taking advantage of divisions to exploit weakness," she said.
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Colonie budget contains slight property tax drop
Colonie Town Supervisor Paula Mahan unveiled her 2012 budget proposal, and it contains a slight drop in the property tax rate. Property taxes will be down a half percent, saving the average home owner $3. Before you decide to grab a cup of coffee at Starbucks with the money, your water bill would rise so you'll […] [Read More]
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Florida's system for the mentally ill is an underfunded shambles that leaves most people untreated and settles for locking up many of the rest.
Officials and experts told a House committee in Tallahassee on Thursday that system funding levels, in real terms, are below what they were in the 1980s and that the crisis is "deepening."
The Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office is seeking funding for teams of social workers and deputies who can respond 24/7 to anonymous citizen complaints of suspicious behavior by others.
Sheriff Ric Bradshaw's second-in-command, Chief Deputy Michael Gauger, announced the program at a community forum on Wednesday. He said early vigilance and quick response might have prevented the school shootings in Newtown. The Palm Beach Post was there:
On the one month anniversary of the Newtown, CT school shooting, mayors across South Florida and the country called for stricter gun regulations on Monday. Among them was Miami Mayor Tomas Regalado.
Most of the victims of the Newtown school massacre were just like Florida Atlantic University professor James Tracy's daughter: seven-year-old first graders at a public school.
"If a similar tragedy were visited upon me and my family, I would be beside myself," he says. "But I think one of my ways of healing would be attempting to find out what went wrong, where was the failure."
But trying to start a public discussion of the public's small hope of ever finding out what went wrong has been costly.
In the national media today, James Tracy is the nutty professor. The whacko professor. The one-man argument for abolishing tenure.
Rep. Dennis Baxley, an Ocala Republican and chairman of the House Judiciary Committee, has been all over the news this week. On Monday, responding to the tragedy at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Connecticut, he said all remedies must be "on the table" legislatively, including allowing teachers and principals to arm themselves on school grounds.
On Tuesday, after his comments had been reported widely, Baxley issued a statement that this is a time to respect the victims. "Contrary to media reports, no specific proposals have been advanced or filed by me," he wrote.
The coincidence of two recent events has brought the issue of gun ownership to the forefront in Florida: the state has issued its 1 millionth active concealed weapon permit, the highest of any state, and the shooting of 20 first graders in Newtown, Conn.
With 1 million active concealed weapons permits,that means about one in 14 eligible Floridians hold a permit, according to the Palm Beach Post. We asked members of the Public Insight Network whether that news made them feel safer. Osmany from Hialeah said
State Representative Dennis Baxley, R-Ocala, says the Newtown shooting should prompt us to re-examine our gun policies - and consider allowing more guns at school.
The Florida Current reports that Baxley, sponsor of the Stand Your Ground law and chair of the House Judiciary Committee, contends:
Florida leaders are expressing themselves, although not always clearly, after the elementary school massacre in Newtown last week.
Some Florida Democrats, including Tampa U. S. Rep. Kathy Castor, are calling for new restrictions on assault weapons and high-capacity ammunition clips.
Congressman Rich Nugent, a Republican and former sheriff from Brooksville, says more gun control would be far less useful than identifying and treating mental illness.


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[ ] You like Japanese food.
[x] You like any of the following in particular: sushi, Pocky, cheap ramen, ramune.
[x] You know that sushi isn't just raw fish.
[ ] You've made bento lunch.
[ ] You've made a charabento.
[ ] You go to the Asian shop on a regular basis.
[ ] You've actually been to Japan.
[ ] You've been to Japan solely for the anime, video games or idols.
[ ] You're learning/know Japanese.
[ ] You're learning it to watch anime without subtitles.
[ ] You have Japanese blood.
[ ] You CLAIM to have Japanese blood.
[ ] You're in love with a fictional character made by Japanese people.
[ ] You claim you're married to said fictional character.
[ ] Anime is so much better than western cartoons.
[ ] You call all cartoons anime. (oh dear lorf)
[ ] Anyone who hates anime is dead to you.
[ ] You call characters by their original Japanese names
[ ] You call characters by their romaji spelling
[ ] You defend Pearl Harbour.
[ ] You think Pearl Harbour's a new anime that just started airing in Japan.
[ ] You think Japan is the greatest country on Earth.
[ ] You think that just because they make the best media.
[x] You listen to J-music.
[ ] Exclusively.
[ ] You know that it's pronounced "Gakuto" and not "Gackt".
[ ] You can name all the Vocaloids.
[x] You like Hetalia.
[ ] You think Japan is the best character.
[ ] You wear items of anime-related clothing in public.
[ ] You play only Japanese videogames/watch Japanese shows/eat Japanese food.
[ ] You use Japanese honorifics.
[ ] To refer to yourself with honorifics
[ ] Your entire room is full of anime merchandise.
[ ] You changed your name to something Japanese.
[ ] Legally. (im crying)
[ ] You want to give your kid a Japanese name.(omfg)
[ ] You want to name your kid after an anime character. (neruto sasugaychan usumakie, get over here!)
[ ] You've considered having surgery to look oriental.
[ ] You've had it done.
[ ] You stalk the Japanese exchange students.
[ ] You've been arrested for doing so.
[ ] You use memes in daily conversation. (what do memes have to do with it?)
[x] You watch abridged series. (i used to watch it all the time. i just recently watched Naruto the abridged again.)
[x] You get most of the jokes.
[x] You use tildes while typing~ (not all the time)
[x] You use Japanese emoticons
[ ] You make attempt to Japanese sounding by the Engrish typing. (once okay)
[ ] You claim you're Japanese on your dA/Facebook/Myspace/whatever.
[ ] You're not.
[x] You're not even Asian.
[ ] If you're Asian, you think doing Japanese stuff helps you get in touch with your heritage.
[ ] And you're not even Japanese.
[x] People call you a weeaboo. but im not
[ ] You prefer the term otaku.
[ ] You break out into Caramelldansen in public.
[ ] You want to date a Japanese person.
[ ] No other nationality will do.
[x] You watched Naruto.
[ ] You wear the headbands.
[ ] Every day.
[ ] You're bitching at me because they're properly called "forehead protectors"
[ ] You bought said headban- erm FOREHEAD PROTECTOR at Hot Topic. (omfgh)
[ ] You act out scenes from the show.
[ ] FFVII is the best game ever.
[ ] Sephiroth is yours.
[x] Kingdom Hearts is awesome.
[ ] AxelxRoxas is KAWAII DESU NE~~~!!1
[ ] You wish you owned a real Death Note.
[ ] Touhou rocks your life.
[ ] Anime dubs are the spawn of Satan. (except for naruto k)
[ ] Vic Miginola is God.
[ ] It's seiyuu, not voice actor.
[ ] You use gratuitous Japanese all the time.
[ ] You add "desu" to the end of every sentence.
[x] The only thing you draw is anime.
[ ] All your friends also like anime.
[ ] You want to become a mangaka.
[ ] In Japan.
[ ] Most of your manga/anime is hentai. as if i'd admit
[x] You know that "hentai" doesn't mean "porn" emi: - Nope. Means Pervert. ;) ((same difference)).
[ ] You write fanfics for English class.
[ ] Yaoi fanfics.
[x] You know nothing about Japanese culture except for anime, videogames, idols, music, porn and schoolgirls. not afraid to admit that
[x] Everyone says you have no life. (not because weeb)
[x] And it's true.
0-10: You probably hate Japan. You're not a weeaboo at all, not even close.
10-20: You like SOME Japanese things but still not a weeaboo.
20-30: At this stage you probably still hate weeaboos. Good news- you're not one. - Oh yes. There is hatred. Mostly because I get terribly judged as a Japanese major D:
30-40: You keep your love of Japanese stuff sensible.
40-50: You're very likely a Japanophile, but you're not as annoying as a full-blown weeaboo.
50-60: You're not a weeaboo just yet, but try and moderate it.
60-70: Weeaboo.
70-80: Please stop it!!!!!!
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The Narendra Modi-led Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has indeed shown a drastic win this election. The party has managed to win all the seats from the states of Delhi, Goa, Gujarat, Himachal Pradesh, Rajasthan and Uttarakhand. The BJP has also managed to lay their hands on the single seat from each of the union territories of Andaman and Nicobar, Chandigarh, Dadra and Nagar Haveli, and Daman and Diu.
All 7 seats in Delhi, 2 seats from Goa, 26 seats from Gujarat, 4 seats of Himachal Pradesh, 25 of the seats from Rajasthan and the 5 seats from Uttarakhand will be held by BJP candidates. The Modi wave seems to have worked wonders for the party as the party has never seen a win with simple majority.
The party has also shown a great performance in the state of Uttar Pradesh winning 71 seats out of 80 seats from the state.


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Newtown - Sandy Hook residents responded to Second Amendment rights advocates by quoting the Declaration of Independence. Life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness are our inalienable rights, said David Wheeler, the father of 6-year-old Newtown shooting victim Benjamin Wheeler.
"The liberty of any person to own a military-style assault weapon and high-capacity magazine and keep them in their home is second to the right of my son to his life," Wheeler said.
Newtown officials, parents of Newtown victims and parents of Newtown survivors took the lead at the legislature's final scheduled Bipartisan Task Force on Gun Violence Prevention and Children's Safety hearing Wednesday at Newtown High School. The majority of the speakers said they wanted stricter gun control laws, improved mental health services, safer schools and better parenting.
Bill Sherlach, whose wife, Mary Sherlach, was a school psychologist who was murdered at Sandy Hook Elementary School in the Dec. 14 shooting, said it was time for parents to turn off their children's video games and "do the homework."
"We need to return to the idea of family instilling love, responsibilities and yes, work ethic," he said.
Sherlach asked that mental health providers be given more time to help children. The amount of regulations and paperwork for mental health providers needs to be reduced, he said.
He said he respected the Second Amendment but that when that privilege was given, firearms were not as powerful as they are today.
"Personal defense, whether from tyrannical government or home invasion, are the two main arguments of the gun lobby," Sherlach said. "I don't understand them. In today's world of drones, missiles and other high-tech weaponry, if the government wants to take out your house or your car, you will never see it coming."
Suzie Ehrens' daughter was in Victoria Soto's first-grade class the day of the Sandy Hook shooting. She survived, and she and eight other children ran past the gunman, their dead friends, teacher, school principal and school psychologist, Ehrens said.
"The fact that my daughter survived and others didn't haunts me," she said. Ehrens said she had two requests of the legislature as it moves forward: first, "You remember 26," and second, "That every decision you make is made as if it were your child that didn't walk out of the school that day."
Mary Ann Jacob, a Sandy Hook Elementary School staff member, described the day of the massacre for legislators. Victoria Soto came by the library that morning to pick up books, she said.
Around 9:30 a.m., Jacob said she heard strange sounds and called the office. One of the women in the office told her, "There is a shooting in the building."
Jacob said she went across the hall and told two teachers what was going on and slammed their classroom doors shut. She proceeded to lock the library doors and move to a closet-like room with 18 children and three to four adults as she heard what sounded like "hundreds and hundreds" of shots.
Twenty-six people were "brutally murdered that day," she said.
Violent video games need to be removed from the hands of children, children with mental illness need to be helped and gunmen need to be prevented from entering schools, she said.
"Nobody needs a gun that can kill 26 people and shoot hundreds of rounds of ammunition in three minutes," Jacob said.
Early on in the evening, there was one Sandy Hook resident who said he offered an alternative perspective.
Casey Khan, whose child survived and was in Sandy Hook Elementary School's special needs program, said he could explain why people need assault-style weapons or high-capacity magazines.
They "can provide an effective means of repelling a home assault engaged by multiple assailants," Khan said. "While on its face, it might seem ridiculous for those of us who live in wealthy upper-class areas like Newtown to have the capacity to repel such an assault, it is not ridiculous for those who live amidst the dangers of the inner cities as well as cities in this state."
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As climate changes and global temperatures increase, the average size of the iconic American bison will decrease, according to a new study in the journal PLOS ONE.
"Bison are one of our most important conservation animals and hold a unique role in grasslands in North America," said study author Joseph Craine, a biology professor at Kansas State University. "In addition to their cultural and ecological significance, they're economically important both from a livestock perspective and from a tourism perspective. There are about half a million bison in the world."
In the study, Craine analyzed a data set from several nonprofit, federal and state agencies that included 290,000 weights, ages and sexes collected from 22 bison herds across different parts of the US. The data for each animal was matched to climate data for where the animal roamed.
Based on size differences, Craine concluded that future generations of bison over the next 50 years will be smaller and weigh less. The biologist said a reduction in the nutritional quality of grasses will cause the size drop.
"We know that temperatures are going to go up," Craine said. "We also know that warmer grasslands have grasses with less protein, and we now know that warmer grasslands have smaller grazers. It all lines up to suggest that climate change will cause grasses to have less protein and cause grazers to gain less weight in the future."
Craine said the effects increased temperatures can already be seen when comparing bison in cooler, wetter area to those in warmer, more arid regions. According to the study, the typical 7-year-old male bison in South Dakota weighed 1,900 pounds, while the average weight of a 7-year-old male bison in much warmer Oklahoma was about 1,300 pounds.
"The difference in temperature between those two states is around 20 degrees Fahrenheit, which is about three times the projected increase in temperatures over the next 75 years," Craine said.
"That's a pretty extreme difference and beyond the worst-case scenario," he added. "But it is a clear indicator that long-term warming will affect bison and is something that will happen across the U.S. over the next 50-75 years."
Craine noted that lower quality grass will also affect cattle, resulting in a big economic hit for livestock farmers. Although a similar study on cattle has yet to be done, the KSU scientist estimated that over 90 million cattle in the US could be affected. Both animals share similar physiologies and diets.
If the bison-based study were to translate for cattle in roughly equivalent numbers, every 1.5 degree Fahrenheit temperature increase could cost American cattle producers about $1 billion in lost income, Craine said. Farmers could try to mitigate their herd's protein deficit with supplements or simply accept the new cattle sizes, but both approaches will negatively impact their pocketbook. Some studies have predicted that temperatures in the US will increase between 6 and 8 degrees Fahrenheit over the coming 75 years.
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Shelton Canada Corp. announces addition to portfolio of projects in Ukraine
This large (87 square kilometer) concession holds a large seismically defined structure with multi zone potential for natural gas. The field is currently on production with cumulative production of 17 billion cubic feet of natural gas from a single platform in the Western portion of the structure producing from the shallow sediments of the Tortonian and middle Maikop formations. Produced gas is transported to a sales point through the Chornomornaftogaz subsea pipeline linking a number of offshore fields to the mainland. This pipeline has capacity for additional daily volumes.
The primary exploration target for the structure is the Lower Paleocene with potential for very large accumulations of natural gas (estimated potential undiscovered resources of 750 billion cubic feet gas in place). The Arkchangelske field is approximately 25 kilometres offshore with water depths of 45 metres.
This concession lies adjacent to the natural gas producing Stormovoye Field (cumulative production 170 billion cubic feet), and Golitsinske Field. Both of these fields are operated by our joint venture partner Chornomornaftogaz and produce natural gas and condensate from sediments of Maikop and Lower Paleocene age.
Chornomornaftogaz and Shelton have planned a work program pursuant to the Joint Investment Activity Agreement. The work program planned for 2009 consists of the acquisition of 300 kilometres of new 2 dimensional seismic as well as development of an optimum production model.
Seismic acquisition contractor bids are now being acquired and the program is scheduled to take place during the second and third quarters of this year.
The Arkchangelske license was renewed in early 2008 and is now valid until 2038.
The agreement regarding Arkchangelske represents a further important milestone in cooperation between Shelton and Chornomornaftogaz following previously announced agreements on the Birjuchja and North Kerchenskaya concessions all with a 50% participation for Shelton.
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Yesterday, the Los Angeles Lakers scored 86 points and the Dallas Mavericks' bench scored 86 points. Fortunately for Dallas, Tablet Magazine's official NBA Playoffs team, the starting five also contributed a few points, and the Mavs won, 122-86, sweeping the defending champion Lakers and advancing to the Western Conference Finals. There they will have home-court advantage as they play the winner of the Memphis Grizzlies-Oklahama City Thunder series.
The Lakers—big but slow, and just as old—were a great match-up for the Mavs, who are small and fast except for their top player (who can do things nobody else in the league can). It's a weird team, with one mega-star (big man Dirk Nowitzki), a 38-year-old starting point guard (Jason Kidd—'member him?), and a pretty lovable, extremely scrappy set of role players. That sounds a lot like last year's Phoenix Suns, who also made it to the Western Conference Finals, but got no further. The Grizzlies, which feature Lakers forward Pau Gasol's tastefully named brother Marc, and the Thunder are both younger and faster, as are potential Finals contenders like the Chicago Bulls and the Miami Heat (the Boston Celtics, who, sure, are Tablet Magazine's runner-up official team, may like the Lakers be a step too old and slow to beat the Mavs in a seven-game series).
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Hazelden Publishing, the leading publisher of evidence-based violence prevention programs for students in first grade through 12th grade, understands the significance of preventing dating violence and has published Safe Dates, the only evidence-based program that addresses this important issue. Safe Dates helps teens recognize the difference between caring, supportive relationships and controlling, manipulative, or abusive dating relationships.
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If an end user is hosting virtual desktops on a server, is there a limit to the number of virtual desktop instances they may run? If so, is the limit different for Standard and Datacenter?
I know VDA is required to license the devices accessing a Virtual Desktop and VDA is available with SA or as a standalone license in OV for devices that don't qualify for SA. In reading through various documents, it does not appear that VDI suite is required, but includes additional features that are optional. It becomes confusing to know when the VDI suite is needed or when RDS CALs are needed. Is there a brief explanation that you can provide that would help us understand exactly that is needed in setting up a Virtual Desktop scenario where desktops are virtualized on a server? Any assistance would be greatly appreciated. Thank You!
Windows Server nor the Hyper-V limits the number of virtual sessions hosted under Hyper-V; regardless of the virtual sessions being VDI, Windows Servers, or some other virtual machine. Performance would be limited by the physical resources (memory, disk space, processor, etc.). Windows Server Standard, however, only provides 2 virtual SERVER licenses, but you can host more servers if you have licensed them some other way.
VDI is handled the same basic way: as long as your hardware is capable, you can host as many VDI sessions under Hyper-V as you want, as long as the VDI sessions are properly licensed (as you confirmed in your question above)
Regarding how to license VDI / VDA / RDS, here is the most recent FAQ I could find. It looks reasonably current aside from the reference to Windows 7 instead of Windows 8.
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My brain hurts – but this is the first time that I've found enough information to make the VDI / VDA / RDS licensing make sense to me, I hope it helps you.


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WNYC reported on one prisoner, Amir Varick Amma, who spent nearly two decades in prison under the Rockefeller drug laws. On March 23, at 10:30 a.m., he was released from prison and walked free.
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It has opening doors so that one can see the interior of the car. Its hoods and trunks come with deep luster. It has non-toxic paint .It consists of Folding bucket seats. It has detailed dashboard and precision engine. Buy your kid fantastic good looking car which has a classic taste and let your kid hold and feel his or her dream car. This will be best gift for your kid is what she or he wanted. Disclaimer: Product colour in image may differ from actual product.
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