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"jones can't stop glover".
I hate the Brazillian hype train, because way too many people drink from the train!
Glover almost got stopped by bader.
RYAN BADER almost beat glover.
Jon Jones will bury him where he stands!
And i fuckin' hate Jon Jones.
Welcome to Sunnyvale.
No, wait..Fuck you!
That's where I stand as well.
Bader, Phil Davis, and Sonnen are likely the weakest strikers near the top 10 at LHW and Bader checked his chin twice.
I don't see this train going much further than one more fight.
You say shark I say hey man, Jaws was never my scene and I don't like Star Wars
Champion : Jon Jones
1 Alexander Gustafsson
2 Glover Teixeira
3 Lyoto Machida
4 Phil Davis
5 Rashad Evans
6 Antonio Rogerio Nogueira
7 Dan Henderson
8 Gegard Mousasi
9 Chael Sonnen
10 Mauricio Rua
Look at those rankings. Who else do you give a shot to? The only fight I would say that makes sense is Davis/Tex. After that maybe Dc if he can cut the weight. But the entire division is a post apocalyptic wasteland of contenders. We'd need a Thunderdome to sort it out.
After disposing of Teixeira and Gustafsson I think it's time for Jones to move up.
He's clearly owned the division at this point.
You say shark I say hey man, Jaws was never my scene and I don't like Star Wars
If Bones can get a quick win against Goose and come out of it healthy, he fights Tex NYE or Super Bowl time
Meanwhile DC beats the brakes off of Nelson, calls out Bones, and goes on the Karen Carpenter diet.
That should set up a fight between the two around late spring early summer.
The only wrench I see thrown in is A Silva winning against Weidman and getting set up with Jones for one of those Super Fight things.
Which would give time for DC to properly cut the weight and maybe even have a fight at LHW before getting a title shot (crazy thought, I know).
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Sapient Pear wood,
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Anyone who has ever driven a big-block C2 roadster will tell you there'snothing like being pinned to the seat, rowing the gears with the windblowing through your hair. Owning and driving one of these beasts is alove-hate relationship. We all love the thrill of the power, but we hatethe heat and road noise.
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You think you know fast. You think you've driven quick cars. But you don't know-not, at least, until you've driven a Z06-based C6 with a Lingenfelter-built 800-horsepower twin-turbo engine. That's what motivates the unique Specter Werkes-built GTR seen on these pages. It's a stunning blend of design, performance, and luxury-but mostly performance.
We mean, there are fast cars, but this thing is fast. It's fast in a way that, when you're behind the wheel, your brain immediately starts calculating "what if" scenarios, because it realizes the velocity the car is capable of achieving within a very short distance. As a passenger, your brain kicks into roller-coaster mode, blending exuberance and fear into a weird emotion that's tempered only by nagging thoughts of whether the driver's capability is anywhere near the car's.
Fortunately, our recent experience with the twice-turbo'd GTR was with Specter's president, Jeff Nowicki, who has many years of track experience under his belt. He knows how to drive quick Corvettes. After only a few minutes riding shotgun with him, the typical automotive-journalism superlatives and adjectives fell away. They simply failed to convey the true scope of this car's performance. Corvettes like the Z06 and ZR1 are unquestionably powerful, but this one trumps the Z06's 505hp output by a stunning 300 horses and has almost 200 ponies on the 205-mph-capable ZR1.
Indeed, this is performance from a different perspective and a seemingly different realm of existence-one where the laws of physics are upended, and gravity is reduced to enable such warp-speed acceleration. You know those scenes in Star Wars, where Han Solo pushes the handle to engage hyperspace travel, and the stars blur as the Millennium Falcon hurtles across the galaxy? It's like that.
You can't lay into the GTR's throttle from a dead stop. The car simply won't move, even while the tach needle dances between shifts-the tires simply spin wildly, without the grip to initiate forward momentum. At speed on the freeway, even moderate pressure on the throttle is enough to light up the rear tires, as if the department of transportation was testing out a new "burnout" section of the highway.
Faithful readers will recognize this turbocharged GTR as the subject of our technical story, "The Nuclear Option" from the Aug. '10 issue, in which we delved into the basics of the Lingenfelter twin-turbo engine system. If you can't remember-or, even worse-didn't pick up that copy of the magazine, here's a quick recap:
Lingenfelter rebuilds the LS7 engine with an all-forged rotating assembly and lower-compression pistons, then loads the crankcase with a full serving of Mobil 1 synthetic. The turbo system uses a pair of medium-size Garrett water-cooled, oil-lubricated, ball-bearing turbos and an air-to-air intercooler. The turbos are mounted low in the engine compartment, which helps reduce underhood heat while keeping the FI system's visual profile to a minimum. The mid-size hairdryers also offer an optimum balance between quick spool-up and minimal lag. In fact, lag is, for all intents and purposes, nonexistent. The turbos spool quickly and deliver a smooth yet incredibly forceful application of power. As with any turbo system, the boost is tunable, but the base Lingenfelter system, as installed on the GTR, delivers about 10-12 pounds, helping the 7.0-liter engine produce 800 hp.
Along with the performance, the installation of the turbo system is exceptional. Many of the lines and connectors are carefully measured and custom-tailored from hard tubing, for a precision appearance that's rare in the automotive aftermarket.
The same attention to detail is evident in the exterior and interior details of the GTR. Each is hand-built to order, with the color combination and performance upgrades the customer chooses, so no two GTRs are identical. That means a customer could purchase a GTR with a stock engine or opt for anything from a simple head-and-cam package to the full-on twin-turbo setup. The sky-or, more accurately, the checking-account balance-is the limit. (And just so you know, the Lingenfelter twin-turbo engine runs about $46,000 to build and install, so start skipping lunch and save those returnable bottles now.)
We're pretty sure the owner of this unique, Liquid Pearl Blue (a BASF color) GTR got a deal on his engine. He's Ken Lingenfelter, and he owns Lingenfelter Performance Engineering (see sidebar). The car debuted at the 2009 SEMA Show, where it drew a steady stream of admirers to its humble, almost hidden, outdoor display location. Many a photographer's camera was aimed at the GTR, but Lingenfelter gave VETTE the exclusive on the driving experience and feature story.


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...I still like Rory
And here I thought it was all just about technique from MacD or that's what Zahabi said http://www.sherdog.com/news/news/Fir...-BJ-Penn-48199:
"I can't believe people perceived it that way," Zahabi told the Sherdog Radio Network's "Beatdown" show on Wednesday. "It makes no sense to me because the shuffle is a technique. It's a way to draw your opponent's attention. Rory did the technique three or four times, and he followed it up with a superman punch. It's exactly what we drilled. He was trained to do that. He was not just doing it to showboat. He was doing it to execute a strike."
Although MacDonald and Penn traded words before the bout, Zahabi insisted that his fighter respected the former lightweight and welterweight champion. In fact, Zahabi was worried MacDonald might even respect Penn too much.
"That was a big concern that [MacDonald] would be a deer stuck in the headlights because you're fighting a guy who's got such an aura about him," Zahabi said. "It happened to Georges [St. Pierre] the first time he fought Matt Hughes. Rory knew not to fall for that, just to fight him like he's anybody else and not to show too much respect in terms of fighting, but we made sure to show him all the respect in the world in terms of a fighter who paved the way. He paved the way for many great fighters."
And if you want beef, then bring the ruckus
Rory's ali shuffle needs much work.
Firas Zahabi lying up a storm again.
This is the sport we watch. If you want to talk trash you can but your opponent can "run up the score" as much as he wants. BJ has talked plenty of trash on other people so he knows how it works. At the end of the day, you can settle whatever talk, weigh in shoves, or anything else inside that cage.
I think MacDonald is going to win, but I hope that Ellenberger knocks him out cold.
Brown Pride
This twat needs to be humbled a little bit.
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Literary Criticism
What is Literary Criticism?
Literary criticism is one writer's opinion, interpretation or analysis of a story, novel, play, poem, or other work. Criticism can be a comparison of two or more works, an attempt to put one or more pieces of writing into a historical, political or social context, or an explanation of a single work. A writer writes a piece of literary criticism in order to share his or her understanding of a particular work or works of literature and to contribute to the scholarly debate about an author, a specific work, or a group of works. Literary critics offer many different points of view on the works they write about. Their interpretations can enhance your own understanding of the orginal work. Criticism can take many forms:
* an article from a print journal * an article from a journal reproduced in an online database * a chapter in a book or an entire book * excerpts of articles reprinted in a series of reference books
How do I know if an article "counts" as literary criticism?
How do I know if an article counts as literary criticism? Consider the periodical where it was originally published. Periodicals fall into two general categories:
* popular—widely available and intended for a mass audience * scholarly—highly specialized, written for an audience of scholars and academics
Popular Magazines vs. Scholarly Journals
|Popular Magazines (no literary criticism)
|Scholarly Journals (contain literary criticism)
|Early Modern Literary Studies
|Food and Wine
|Latin American Literature Review
|Popular Mechanics
|Journal of Modern Literature
Finding Criticism: Online Resources
Finding criticism: library databases and online resources
Library databases provide you with authoritative, full text articles of literary criticism, biographical information about authors, work overviews, and primary sources. Start your search at the library home page, select Find Articles from Research Tools, and then select the database you want from the A-Z list. All library databases are available off-campus to anyone with an activated City Tech ID (get help with off-campus access).
Literature Resources from Gale and Literature Resource Center are the best places to locate full-text articles of literary criticism on a wide range of authors and texts. Both provide literary criticism in the form of full-text articles from journals), as well as biographical information about authors, overviews of authors' works, book reviews, and some primary sources.
Other databases to try:
* JSTOR * Project MUSE * Humanities Full-text
Background Information: If you need supplemental information on the author or work you are studying, try one of these resources:
- Twayne Authors Series – Contains essays on the lives and works of over 600 writers from ancient to contemporary times. Browse by author or search by literary genre or author's nationality or time period.
- Literature in Context Online – Provides historical and cultural background information on 20 widely-read works of British, American, and World literature.
Finding Criticism: Reference Books
Criticism in reference books.
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|Short Story Criticism
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|Black Literature Criticism
|criticism on major black writers of past 200 years
|World Literature Criticism
|criticism on most-studied authors from around the world; ancient to contemporary
|Drama Criticism
|full-text or excerpted criticism on most-studied dramatists; ancient to contemporary
|Twentieth-Century Literature Criticism
|criticism on major literary figures and works from 1900-1999
|Dictionary of Literary Biography
|each volume profiles a period, genre, or movement; criticism and biography from all eras
|Novels for Students
|literary and historical background of most-studied novels
|Short Stories for Students
|literary and historical background of most-studied short stories
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Best of the Web: Helpful Sites
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* The Online Literary Criticism Guide from the Internet Public Library - a collection of links to other websites * Writing About Literature - components of what makes a good paper from the Purdue Online Writing Center * Literary Resources on the Net - resources on particular genres or time periods in literature. * Literary Vocabulary - a glossary of literary terms


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For Immediate Release: September 15, 2011
The Department of Recreation, Parks and Cultural Activities conducted a Parks and Recreation Needs Assessment Survey during May and June of 2011. The purpose of the survey was to establish priorities for the future development of parks, recreation, cultural facilities, programs and services within your community. The survey was administered by a consultant, Leisure Vision, through a combination of mail and phone and was designed to obtain statistically valid results from households throughout the City of Alexandria. Leisure Vision worked extensively with the City of Alexandria officials in the development of the survey questionnaire. This work allowed the survey to be tailored to issues of strategic importance to effectively plan the future system.
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An even-more-surreal scene-setter comes in this second image of the sky reflected in the windows of the Jacobs Engineering building on Arroyo Parkway, while a Metro Gold Line train passes.
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On September 28, the Travel Channel is debuting a new show, Paranormal Paparazzi, which focuses on journalists/investigators traveling around reporting on paranormal stories. Joshua P. Warren, author, is one of the stars of the show, which will air at 7pm EST.
I'm looking forward to what seems like a fresher format for these shows than what's been popular lately. I hope I'm not disappointed, lol.
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Board measures 16" x 39.5" when open, and folds to a convenient 16" x 13" x 4.5".
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My children play with the Snack Shop at their afterschool daycare. The Snack Shop is a favorite among many children. Not only does the Snack Shop have interesting play items, it teaches many things. It keeps multiple children entertained for quite a while. After months of use at the afterschool program, my children have the Snack Shop at the top of their holiday list. My 3-year-old loves the "cupcakes," my 6-year-old likes posting prices, and my 8-year old like sorting the goods. Fun!


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Super distressed and rugged leather western-style ankle boot with leather harness around ankle and underneath boot. Zipper up back heel. Leather sole. Low heel.
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Rated 5 out of 5Â by tothemoonandback LOVE!!! When I saw these in grey I thought they were the perfect summer boot and had to have them!! First off the color is just as pictured, a greyish taupe, beautiful! Anyways when I ordered them I quickly skimmed the reviews and decided to go with my usual size, 7 (37). When I received them I thought I made a huge mistake. The shoes seemed to be very narrow, I could hardly zip them and the shaft part was rubbing on my ankle and was extremely painful so I decided to go ahead and order the next size up. Weeeelll when I got the the 38 they were a little easier to get on an were wider in width (maybe a little to wide) BUT were still killing my ankle so I decided to try the 7s back on. I remembered reading that they stretched so I got creative and threw on a couple pairs of thick socks, forced my foot in the boots, and walked around the house for a few minutes. WOW!! Just in that short time THEY STRETCHed enough where my ankles were no longer rubbing on the boot and my toes weren't squished. Maybe an old school method but if you are not sure about which size you are this could help! 3.13.2014
Rated 2 out of 5Â by FPMair SO SAD I loved these booties the second i saw them! I ordered a 9 and they fit fine except for the heel area. The zipper was giving me huge issues.. I simply couldn't get them zipped! Forget about adding socks! It was so uncomfortable :( I would def size up. I think with enough time, the heel would have stretched enough for a comfortable zip, but to have that much of a hard time just trying to get them zipped was a deal breaker for me. Beautiful boots though! Very upset to return these! 1.29.2014
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Beachinchick The Best Booties! I absolutely love these boots! I usually wear an 8-1/2 and I ordered the 9. They are a nice snug, but comfortable fit. The color is a neutral greyish-taupe color that goes with practically everything. I was torn between this boot and the blue Short River Boot, but I know I will wear this one a lot more. 6.3.2013
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Rated 4 out of 5Â by simoneeo They look Great I usually wear a size 7, but when I read the reviews they said they ran small to size so I ordered an 8. They fit perfectly. A little bit of rubbing on the left ankle but I'm sure they will soften and stretch. I love the look of them. I got the grey. 8.5.2014
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The game is very popular in Blackburn, in Lancashire, England, where it is traditionally played in pubs . Even at the present time it is still organised into pub teams who play on Sunday nights. Nobody is quite sure how long this game has been played in Blackburn, but it has been a fixture in pubs there for a long time.
The English folk-song "A Game of Cards" makes sexual innuendo out of a game of all-fours. The song has been recorded by Maddy Prior and June Tabor on their 1976 Silly Sisters album, and by Kate Rusby on her 2005 The Girl Who Couldn't Fly album.
The game has also been exported to the island nation of the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago, where the four player variant is considered the de-facto "National" card game.
There are four different items which count towards the score, whence the name All-Fours. Such items are as follows:
High.--The highest trump out, scoring one to the original holder.
Low.--The lowest trump out, scoring one to the original holder.
Jack.--The knave of trumps, scoring three to the dealer, if turned up; if otherwise, one to the winner of the trick to which it falls. If the knave of trumps is taken by the team which has not played it, 3 points are accrued instead of one. In Trinidad, this is termed "Hang jack" The jack of trumps is not always available in every game.
Game.--Scoring one to the ultimate holder of the more valuable cards in the tricks won by him, according to the following scale:
In the case of the players being equal in this particular, or of neither party holding any card which counts towards Game, the elder hand scores the point.
The players cut for deal, the highest card having the preference. (This is the old-fashioned rule, but at the present day the Whist rule of "lowest card deals" is frequently followed.) The dealer gives six cards to each, turning up the thirteenth as trump, (with four players this is the 25th card). If the elder hand is dissatisfied with his cards, he may say, "I beg," in which case the dealer is bound either to allow him (by the phrase, "Take one") to score one point, or to give each player three more cards from the pack, turning up that next following by way of fresh trump card. If this should be of the same suit as the original trump, the dealer is bound to give three more cards to each, again turning up the seventh, until a new suit does actually turn up. If the turn-up card is a knave (jack), the dealer scores three. If an ace is turned the dealer scores one, if a 6, the dealer scores two pints. If, by reason of the elder hand "begging," there is a further deal, and the dealer a second time turns up a knave, he again scores three. The elder hand leads any card he pleases. His antagonist must follow suit or trump, his right to do the latter not being affected by his holding cards of the suit led. If, however, having a card of the suit led, he neither follows suit nor trumps, he becomes liable to the penalty of a revoke.
The player of the highest card of the suit led, or a trump, wins the trick, which is turned down as at Whist, and the hand progresses through the six tricks. In scoring, the order of precedence is (1) High, (2) Low, (3) Jack, (4) Game; subject, as we have seen, to the contingency of "Jack" having been the turn-up card, the point for this being scored before the hand is played.
The play is mainly directed toward capturing the Jack, and such cards as may score towards Game.
Some players score a point whenever the adversary does not follow suit or trump. Some, again, make it the rule that each player must count his score without looking at his tricks, under penalty of losing one or more points, as may be agreed, in the event of a miscalculation.
Historically, the lowest court playing card was termed the "knave", not the "Jack". However, due to the influence of the All-fours game, the knaves were increasingly referred to as "Jacks". When indices were added to playing cards, the lowest court card was abbreviated as "J" (Jack) in Anglo-American cards because "Kn" (Knave) was too similar to "K" (King), and from then on the lowest court card in such decks has been referred to as the "Jack". Historically, All-Fours was a card game played by the lower classes, and thus even the term "Jack" was at one time considered vulgar.


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The City of Bayreuth is a centre for health and wellness with nationwide prominence.
The health care system, including both in- and out-patient medical care and "wellness programmes", constitutes an important capital asset in the development of the City of Bayreuth. In this regard, it is not only a valued infrastructure for the residents of Bayreuth and the surrounding region, but also a valuable employment and business factor.
Five state-of-the-art specialised medical facilities (with 2,200 hospital beds), which together guarantee the highest level of comprehensive medical care (Level 4 – on a par with university
medical care facilities).
Health care providers assure the expansion and further development of their facilities through continuing investments that run into millions of Euros. The recent new facilities in the Bayreuth Medical Centre alone bear out this point in a significant way: Heart Surgery, Skin Care Clinic, Geriatrics Clinic, the Northern Bavarian Centre for Children with head and brain injuries, Isotope Therapy and a Palliative Care Unit. The current discussions between the two acute medical care facilities – the Bayreuth Medical Centre and "Hohe Warte" Hospital – concerning closer collaboration - promise further opportunities for development (e.g. consideration of an Ear, Nose and Throat Department).
The Lohengrin Therme with a nationally recognised medicinal spring, 1,000 sq yards of water area and nearby
medical centre with the incorporated "Parsifal Clinic" for plastic cosmetic surgery, medical institutes and overnight accommodation.
Immediately surrounding the Lohengrin Therme there are 60,000 sq yards of space available for the development of complementary facilities in the fields of health care and wellness.
Among the ancillary attractions of the area are: the most diverse selection of "wellness" programmes in all of Germany, the Baroque park facility Hermitage located in the nature reserve of the Red Main Valley as well as an 18-hole golf course with a panoramic view of the city.
In addition to its regional and national importance as a health care centre, Bayreuth also works collaboratively on international level. With a view towards the approaching "eastward expansion" of the European Union, the City of Bayreuth has already initiated forward-looking cooperative ventures with health facilities and medical specialists in Carlsbad and Eger areas of the neighbouring Czech Republic.
This quantitative and qualitative concentration of a valuable health care system offers at once numerous and interesting departure points for further expansion and specialisation. For example, an
interface for "New Materials" and medicine has developed through the efforts of the Friedrich Baur Research Institute for Biomaterials in Bayreuth that has made innovations for the
producers of implants possible.
Decisions regarding the land utilisation of the Bayreuth Technology Park, the Industrial Park at the airport as well as that of the Lohengrin thermal baths area are made exclusively by the City of Bayreuth. These areas will be directly awarded to interested parties at attractive prices; development of the area in question at short notice is guaranteed.
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It is located in western Panama. The Central mountain range or Serranía de Tabasará crosses the comarca from west to east, dividing it into two geographic regions. The Atlantic or Caribbean region is 40% covered by primary forest and the rivers are short but large. The Pacific region is heavily deforested and its longer rivers drain into the sea.
How to arrive
- Plane: A flight from the Marcos A. Gelabert airport in Panama City to the airport in Chiriquí or Bocas del Toro will take around 45 to 55 minutes.Once you land take ground transportation to the region you wish to visit.
- Car: If you drive by highway directly from the capital, it should take from 6 to 8 hours, depending on which part of the indigenous territory you plan to visit.
What to bring
- Water bottle
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