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THE Sables leave for Dubai tonight knowing exactly what is expected of them following the rugby 2015 World Cup draw conducted on Monday. Zimbabwe have the challenge of at least remaining in Africa's World Cup qualifying Group 1A next year and win the group in 2014 as this is the easiest way for them to make it for the global rugby showcase in England.
If the Sables finish second in the group in 2014, then they will have to go for a play off against other continental runner-ups and the Zimbabwe technical team would not want to take this route.
But in the event that the Sables win the 2014 Africa Cup -- that is also serving as the World Cup qualifier - then they will be in Pool C of the world's biggest rugby showcase alongside current champions New Zealand, Argentina, Tonga and another team that is yet to qualify from Europe.
If they finish as runners up, then they will have to go for play offs and winning those play offs against teams from other continents would see Zimbabwe making it the World Cup Pool A.
That group is made up of Australia, England Wales and another team from the Oceania region -- most likely Fiji
But a closer look at the draw shows that whichever way Zimbabwe will qualify, it is obviously never going to be easy for the Sables who last featured at the World Cup in 1991 when current coach Brandon Dawson was as one of the younger players.
The Sables, would however, have to overcome the obstacles of the African jungle where Namibia are the biggest threat to their qualification hopes for the World Cup.
Zimbabwe's quest for a World Cup slot will begin in six months and their performance in Dubai at the Emirates invitational tournament could have a huge impact on their preparations for the world tournament.
The Sables, however, believe they should be patient about how they handle their preparations and avoid subjecting themselves to pressure.
Sables assistant coach Cyprian "Supa" Mandenge said his side would have to "take it stage by stage as all the teams are also preparing for the World Cup in different ways".
"If we look at it in our case, we have the Dubai tournament up next and that would be a starting point for us because all the other teams are also preparing for the World Cup in different ways.
"So we have our own way of preparing for it and our main target at the moment is to make sure that we remain in Group 1A of the Africa Cup before the big one in 2014.
"We have to take it step by step and the draw as we saw it was not easy and there was no way it was going to be easy but we just have to be the best we can be," said the former Harare Sports Club coach.
The Dubai tournament is being taken as the first step towards building a team for the World Cup qualifiers and this would mean that more than 15 new caps have featured for the Sables in just two tournaments.
Neighbours South Africa -- who by virtue of their high ranking on the International Rugby Board world ranking -- do not play in the qualifying stages are in Pool B at the 2015 World Cup alongside Samoa, Scotland and continental winners from Asian and South America.
The Sables are scheduled to leave for Dubai tonight with a largely unfamiliar side that is dominated by rookies and eight new caps after some of the top players were not released by the sevens team -- the Cheetahs.
Some of the players are also out through injuries.
Scotland-based flanker Shingi Mpofu will lead the oversees contingent that includes the uncapped tight-head prop Nick Winwood and former Zimbabwe Under-20 utility back Thomas Nelson. South Africa-based hooker Keith Murray and flank Tonderai Chigumbura, Old Georgians halfback pairing of Graham Kaulback and Jonathan McWade, front rower Simba Musarurwa and the Harare Sports Club duo of centre Simba Chirimuuta and wing Steve Hunduza complete the troop of uncapped players.
Forwards: Tapiwa Mangezi, Pieter Joubert, Nic Winwood, Keith Murray, Simba Musarurwa, Brian Makamure, Costa Dinha, Jan Ferreira, Sanele Sibanda, Biselele Tshamala, Shingirai Mpofu, Tonderai Chigumbura, Takunda Chifokoyo.
Backs: Scotty Jones, Graham Kaulback, Lenience Tambwera, Tichafara Makwanya, Tommy Nelson, Gavin Nyawata, Simbarashe Chirimuuta, Josh Rowe, Kudakwashe Chiwanza, Shane Makombe, Steven Hunduza, John McWade.


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Electromechanical Force-Magnitude, Force-Angle Sensor
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posted on 09/12/2008
The inventors previously described a piece of exercise equipment for rehabilitation of stroke patients and sport-specific training of athletes that allows users to measure and train the magnitude and direction of the force generated with the leg (see WARF reference number P05358US). This invention provides an improved, less expensive force sensor for that device. The new sensor measures force direction from the orientation of a mechanical linkage between a pedal and the base. The linkage moves like a weathervane—always aligning itself with the force. This increases accuracy and simplifies measurement of force direction and magnitude. The orientation of the linkage is measured to obtain force direction, while strain gages are only used along a single axis to determine force magnitude. This design eliminates several problems inherent in existing multi-axis strain gage systems, such as the need for multiple strain gages along multiple axes, the complex vector mathematics required to use them, the difficulties of calibrating the strain gages, and the inaccuracies caused by cross-talk between sensors.
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- Accurately measures direction and magnitude of force
- Does not exhibit inaccuracies due to sensor cross-talk
- Eliminates need for multiple force sensors, which must be calibrated with each other
- Many applications for high performance athletes, particularly bicyclists
File Number: P06028US
Other Information: Patent applied for.
For the inventors' previous exercise equipment, see WARF reference number P05358US.
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CrossFit is a core strength and conditioning program that includes functional movements performed at high intensity that are constantly varied.
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Fitness should be a tool that makes your life better. At CrossFit Nashville we will perform natural movements which means we will run, pick things up off the floor, squat, and put things overhead because that is what we do in life. These movements give us the ability to move a large load long distance quickly which produces power. You will not get that from dumbell curls or the pec dec machine, and when do we really use those movements in everyday life anyways?
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The Shanghai Women's Health Study, a collaborative study by NCI, Vanderbilt University, and the Shanghai Cancer Institute, is a prospective cohort study of approximately 75,000 women, which aims to evaluate the causes of cancer among Chinese women. More information on the Shanghai Women's Health Study.
DCEG investigators evaluate whether exposure assessment efforts need to account for gender differences in exposure. Study participants' responses to lifetime occupational history questionnaires and more detailed occupation- and industry-specific modules that have been collected in several case-control studies provide an opportunity to evaluate potential gender differences in exposure patterns. The participants' occupational questionnaire responses from the New England Bladder Cancer Case-Control Study, U.S. Renal Cell Carcinoma Study, and Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma-SEER Study have been pooled to evaluate gender differences in work patterns, the reporting of specific work tasks (e.g., degreasing metal parts, painting, use of sterilizing agents) and the frequency of performing those tasks.
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Jesus final words before He left the Earth were to 'Go and make disciples of all nations... teaching them to obey everything I have commanded.' Matthew 28:19-20. Max7 helps describe the life of a follower of Jesus. They live a 'maximum' life 7 days a week forever. John 10:10.
Imagine young people all over the world doing just this; following Jesus to the 'max, 7 days a week'. Following Jesus, means having a relationship with Jesus and living their lives with him and for him. This Max7 web portal provides a variety of free resources to help and guide you to encourage young people to follow Jesus and grow in their faith. This encouragement that a mature Christian gives to others to follow Jesus is called discipling.
The task of discipling is sometimes difficult. However, we need to remember the rest of Matthew 28:20; that Jesus would always be with us; helping and guiding us by His Holy Spirit. He is the one who ultimately disciples, we are His hands and voice through which He works in the lives of young people. Young people are learning and growing rapidly and need significant people in their lives who are safe and wise. As you disciple a child, you will become a great gift to them at a very foundational time in their life.
This time in history is unique. There are over 2 billion children in the world and many have not yet heard Jesus of or put their trust in Him. We need to find new ways to evangelise and disciple the children God has given us in this generation. The 'Aim Lower' video is a powerful tool to help local churches rethink the strategies they use to reach and disciple young followers of Jesus. Max7 reflects the message of this video and part of the reason why everything is open-source and free.
Jesus discipled His followers in a number of different ways; with large groups, small groups and individuals.
He chose 12 disciples to lead and teach for 3 years. Max7 has a number of programs to help you lead a group of children and help them grow as Christians. BibleMAX is a dynamic program that can be run with 5 to 200 children. In these lessons children are active and engaged as they learn about the Bible. They are challenged to make small decisions every week to follow Jesus more. There are also other programs to help you run a large group.
A new approach to discipling is sweeping across the sports fields of the world. Ubabalo is a clever resource to help mentor and disciple young people in the context of a sports coaching session. Many sports such as soccer, basketball and volleyball are included in the program. This is ideal for teenagers and older children.
Sometimes we can run out of creative and engaging ideas to help us share God's truths from the Bible with children. Our lessons can feel boring and we are frustrated because we know it is so important to lead and teach children well. 7Ways leaders guide gives you lots of new ideas about how to interest children in every part of a lesson. There are ideas on exploring a Bible story, memorising Scripture and praying together, as well as many other ideas. 7Ways is also a companion to the BibleMAX lessons. It is a springboard to help you come up with your own ideas. You can even upload your own ideas to Max7 and share them with people all over the world.
As a leader who disciples children, it is important to sharpen your skills and learn new ways to connect with children. Max7 offers Training Modules to help groups of leaders catch a bigger vision of discipleship, learn more about children and how they learn and develop greater skills in leading a group. As leaders we need to be discipled ourselves and learn and grow as we lead younger Christians.
2 or 3 at a time. He engaged them with good questions and challenged them to think more deeply. Max7 encourages leaders to build skills in small group discussion and mentoring. The 7Ways guide provides advice to leaders who need to develop a range of open-ended questioning skills to help challenge and equip children to think in God's ways. The BibleMAX lessons have structured small group time where leaders can give input into the lives of children each week.
Jesus had the gift for helping people 'one on one' even though He was extremely popular and had many people around Him constantly. Jesus found time to be alone with God, and He found time to be with individual people too.
When you are discipling a child one on one, keep these things in mind.
God designed families as the most important place for the next generation to be raised as God's people. Discipling is most powerful when it occurs authentically in families as well as within the local church family. Max7 includes resources useful to families who are exploring God's ways together.
Max7 also recognises that many children will not have the ideal family situation to help spiritual discipleship happen. Therefore, the local church family is vital in fulfilling Jesus' Great Commission to make disciples.
A disciple of Jesus is a follower of Jesus. They are are in the process of deepening their relationship with God and they are being equipped to grow in their faith in God. In Colossians 1:28 we find how they are equipped.
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Domestic Estate Management Association hosted by Wm. Phelps Custom Jewelers
The Domestic Estate Management Association (DEMA) held their monthly networking meeting at Wm. Phelps Custom Jewelers, located in the Venetian Village in Naples on February 26. The store's owners, Jennifer and John Phelps, provided cocktails and appetizers as well as an informative educational program on the art of custom jewelry making.
Phelps was one of the original tenants at the Venetian Village upon its opening in 1988; they have since expanded their operation and created a gallery type atmosphere for their clientele.
DEMA Naples Chapter Co-President, Jim Henderson of William C. Huff Companies, opened the meeting and provided a photographer to document the presentation. He also welcomed members and guests and reminded everyone of the 2014 Naples Chapter Board of Directors, which includes Co-President, Barbara Seyez, a local private estate PA (Personal Assistant).
DEMA National Vice President, Michael Wright, was present for the meeting and explained the mission and purpose of the organization. He noted that the monthly network meetings are held to provide a forum for private service professionals and certified service vendors interested in better serving and protecting the best interests of their clients. Established in 2007, the Domestic Estate Management Association has quickly become a well-respected resource. DEMA has approximately 1,000 members in over 37 states with 10 chapters and has had a major impact on the Private Service Industry in a short time. For more information about DEMA, contact Kelly Larson at firstname.lastname@example.com or call (313) 231-1409.
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GM will loan free cars to Chevy Volt owners who have "fire anxiety"
MEVA 1st Annual Founder's Awards
At this year's Annual General Meeting two awards were handed out to persons who had effectively helped MEVA in some unique way over the past year. Dave Connell, Past-President of MEVA created the awards and donated the plaques for this purpose.
The first award, the Most Valuable Contributor is awarded to Mychaylo Prystupa of CBC Manitoba for his work on the "Peak Oil" investigative story series he worked on earlier this year. As part of his investigation Mychaylo interviewed several MEVA members and was instrumental in bringing our message to a wider audience. You can see the applicable CBC News story here:
The second award for Most Valuable Assistance is given this year to Rob McClement for volunteering for the position of President during the last seven months of 2011 when Dave Connell had to step down. Rob is one of the early members of MEVA and had been heavily involved already with the organization even before he became President. His hard work and dedication are deeply appreciated; good luck for 2012!
MEVA Executive Election results
MEVA held it's Annual General Meeting last Thursday, the 24th of November 2011 at the Canad Inns Fort Garry location. Along with a buffet dinner and several educational presentations, we held our Annual Elections for the Executive Committee. Many of the faces are staying the same, however two of the positions now have new faces in them. Here are the results:
Rob McClement, President (re-elected)
Mike Loewen, Vice-President (re-elected)
Willard Elliott, Treasurer (re-elected)
Rodger Lepinsky, Secretary (new)
Ariel Epstein, Member-at-Large (new)
Congratulations to everyone on the Executive Committee and good luck in your next term!
MEVA Nissan Leaf Owner tells all..
MEVA's Ariel Epstein recently purchased a 2011 Nissan Leaf and demonstrates the vehicle in this video clip. It was not an easy process to purchase one, however Ariel persisted and was able to secure one of the few available. Ariel reports so far that the vehicle is performing up to his expectations, and treats it as his families "primary vehicle".
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The newly formed nation of South Sudan, which gained its independence in July 2011, is at the center of an international death penalty debate.
In December, South Sudan will vote on a U.N. General Assembly resolution to put a moratorium on executions, a step toward abolishing the practice. From 1976 to March of this year, 141 nations worldwide have abolished the death penalty. South Sudan is one of the 57 countries that retains the practice.
Human rights groups report on the overall maladministration of justice in the country. With a poor record for providing due process, it is an example of how unjust deaths can occur in nations that retain capital punishment.
The French Embassy in South Sudan has urged the nation to abolish the death penalty.
"Although there is a constitutional right to government-funded legal aid for cases in which the death penalty could apply, most prisoners are not aware of such rights and the legal aid systems has yet to function effectively," reads statement from the embassy, according to the Sudan Tribune.
Revenge murder is sometimes sanctioned under customary law as blood compensation.
The custom among many of the local communities dictates that compensation be paid to the victim's family in the form of livestock or other assets, according to a Human Rights Watch report. Revenge murder is also, however, sometimes sanctioned under customary law as blood compensation.
The Death Penalty Worldwide website reports that South Sudan executed seven people in 2010, five people after gaining independence in 2011, and two people in 2012.
Among human rights activists, the call for abolition of capital punishment in South Sudan has become tied to reformation of the whole justice system in the new nation.
"President Salva Kiir Mayardit should immediately declare an official moratorium on executions, and the government should urgently address the continuing shortcomings in the country's administration of justice," said Audrey Gaughran, Africa director at Amnesty International, in a statement Monday.
A fundamental problem with the justice system is an overstaffed, undertrained, and illiterate police force, according to the findings of Human Rights Watch (HRW).
A HRW report, released in June, "'Prison Is Not For Me' Arbitrary Detention in South Sudan," found that about 55,000 police personnel are currently on the payroll in South Sudan. Many of them are demobilized soldiers from the Sudan People's Liberation Army.
Salaries ate up 95 percent of the 2011 Prison Services budget, leaving little for infrastructure, food, and other necessities. About 90 percent of the police force is illiterate, making it difficult to follow due process for inmates and maintain proper documentation. Inadequate training often means the people in charge of inmate welfare are unaware of human rights requirements.
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A 15-year-old boy was arrested for minor theft. He spent more than seven months in prison without trial nor any indication that a trial would occur, recounts a United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime report. He is one of many youth in South Sudanese prisons, cut off from education and family, held in cells with adult prisoners.
Women comprise 7 percent of the prison population, yet they cook for the entire population. Women and men are sometimes not separated or guarded, according to HRW.
Sanitation is lacking. The HRW report describes a Juba, South Sudan, prison in which male inmates with mental disabilities are kept together.
"In one room [of the Juba prison], some are chained to the floor day and night, naked, and soiled in their own excrement," reads the report.
"There is no soap and detergent so that they can be really cleaned," an inmate told HRW. "The last time we had soap was six months ago. … Now, we only pour water on the floor."
Inmates at the prison sleep on concrete floors without bedding.
Incarceration was not part of the traditional justice system in the region. With increased police and court activity, prison populations have sharply increased since 2005—from about 1,500 in 2005 to about 6,000 in 2011. The population of the Juba prison has increased fivefold since 2005.
The report found that 168 of the inmates were children sentenced or accused of crimes, with another 55 children accompanying their mothers. As South Sudan does not have mental institutions, people with mental disabilities (about 90 inmates in total) are also part of the prison population.
About 30 percent of the inmates were on remand, awaiting police investigations or trials to be finalized. In some cases, this continued for months.
A 2008 survey in nine major prisons showed the crimes for which inmates are incarcerated: 38 percent for murder, 35.7 percent for theft, 10.9 percent for debt, and 8.7 percent for adultery.
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The 30-year-old Italian striker, who is under contract with the Viola until June 2009, is a target for Bayern Munich, and some reports suggest the two clubs have already reached an agreement for Toni to play for the German giants next season.
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I've been Scene in America...and Charlotte Magazine
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I want to say congratulations for being sooo REAL and EXPOSED! At first glance I experienced courage & frustration then I looked DEEPERa found a since of PEACEFUL expression. So many emotions traveled my brain ... Thank for voicing what so many of us truly could NEVER put into words! The exhibit is RAW!!!!
Karmeta Mosley ~ Art Angel
- July 20, 2008 at 9:52 AM
- DiaBethune said...
This is a blessing to see the artistic union of the young and old for such a profound exhibit, which many would shame away from displaying.
- July 25, 2008 at 9:07 AM
- the jodiest said...
This is a true artistic representation of the rage I experience due to frustration with the ills of society.
- August 13, 2008 at 10:50 AM
- Jesse Mendez said...
very nice soooo I would like to invite you to visit and become friendly with me at my art blog.
I hope you will come by and enjoy the variety of labels, and music videos and experiences as lived here in San Diego.
Great and hope to hear from you soon... see ya
- October 27, 2008 at 10:57 PM
- C. L. DeMedeiros said...
You're a man of words and wisdom
we don't need to die to be out there
but is so rewarding see things happen
I was never fan of fluffy full of rainbow art
art should be make because we suffer and the process is painful
keep up
- January 18, 2009 at 11:19 PM
- Hailey Brown said...
This piece of art made me think about how bad slavery really was. African Americans really hated "Uncle Sam" for this, too. They had to go through really rough times to get where they are today and I think that slavery was very bad in the first place. In this piece of art, the man looks very angry and also sad like he is crying out for help. Today, racism still exists but it is not nearly as bad as it used to be. "I wanna kill Sam" made me think about how much discrimination there truely was and hard they had it.
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Studly Adventurer
Joined: Jun 2010
Location: Bucharest or RTW
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You Kick Us Out Through The Door, We Get Inside Through The Window
Sometimes cheekiness and resilience pay off
The cheap drama: 3 days of begging to get out referral visa applications in (a referral visa is a visa that must be approved by the embassy in your home country), 14 days of international calls and lies, 3 days of picketing the embassy in Windhoek, 85 euro for the actual stamps, 70 euro for docs that were never faxed to the embassy in Romania (who pocketed this fee?), 1000 km of detour to avoid waiting for a response in expensive Windhoek.
The (almost) unexpected result: 7 days to the expiration date of our Namibian visa, we got the permission to enter South Africa. We're going to the Mother Town! Hopefully this visa, never approved by the embassy in Bucharest, is valid.
the (in)famous boxer perv
Joined: Nov 2004
Location: semi-homeless
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Now all roads lead to Cape Agulhas - the tip of Africa awaits
PS: try out biltong with beer in SA. Contact big Yamaha dealers in SA as well to ask if they have parts you need in stock or if they have to oder them for you - you'll avoid more waiting like this while you can look around SA.
Safe roads,
tsiklonaut screwed with this post 03-08-2012 at 02:40 AM
Joined: May 2008
Location: Cape Town, South Africa
Oddometer: 37
Hey congratulations
Will be cool to hook up with you guys when you get to Cape Town
Anything you need just ask
(just send me a PM)
Wiley Wanderer
Joined: Sep 2007
Location: In the mountains
Oddometer: 564
RESULT Nice work.
Potski Photos - https://www.flickr.com/photos/potski-photos/sets/ "Don't wait for your ship to come in, swim out and meet the bloody thing" Barry Sheen
Gnarly Adventurer
Joined: Apr 2007
Location: Ljubljana,Slovenia
Oddometer: 159
Joined: Nov 2011
Location: Ngayogyakarta Hadiningrat INA
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Great Pict
i'll go around Indonesia someday
Let your mind pursue your dream fella..
make your hearts become the guides..
To Infinity and beyond !
stuck in the office
Joined: Aug 2005
Location: St. Louis
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Congrats. Hook up with the Wilddog forum guys and they will show you around SA.
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Studly Adventurer
Joined: Jun 2010
Location: Bucharest or RTW
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Into The Wild
Hugs & Kisses,
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That's how our day begun: hundreds of Springboks, dozens of giraffes and oryx. We had embarked, the two of us, plus Vital (owner of Oppi-Koppi), on what was to become our own booze fueled Fear and Loathing In Las Vegas trip.
First we needed to observe the tradition and drink a bottle of ginger spirit, to avoid a flat tyre. At the Sesfontein village joint, where we stopped to stock on the lucky-charm drink and beer, a regular Monday was at play: people were chatting and liquid-dancing to the blasting jukebox, pool was being played with a golf ball, nickels were being dropped in the poker machine.
Then we were out of the map. The end of the road was only the beginning of the journey. We were driving across the unpeopled, formless, oldest desert in the world, the pro-Namib. The vacancy, the remoteness, the sheer implausibility of the place was astonishing. Wisps of dry shrubs covered the earth with a scabby pattern of circular, barren patches, like enigmatic landing spots of some past flying saucers. The average diameter of these patches: 58 m!
These are the so-called fairy rings of Namibia, one of the most enigmatic phenomena in the desert regions of southern Africa. To date, the bioassays conducted in soil samples collected from these sites failed to support any proposed explanation for this patterning (localized radioactivity, termite activity, growth inhibitors released by dead Euphorbia damarana plants etc). But the relative permanence of fairy rings in the pro-Namib desert is believed to be critically linked to the optimal functioning of the ecosystem. The fairy rings may be some sort of adaptive response to extreme arid conditions, facilitating capture, storage and recycling of limited resources.
But this was not the only strange feature of the landscape. Chunky trees rose swollen with water. Crumbling rock scattered. Winds honed lava outcrops. And in this world of the Oz, a lonely telephone, to give a call to the gods.
This is not officially designated as a wildlife reserve, national park or protected area. But locals know: the place is teeming with wild desert lions and desert elephants, and many other animals.
To go deeper into the wild, we had to descend into the dry river bed. The sandy bottom was full of elephant poop and eventually we spotted some foot prints. Everything was so quiet, and we were cruising at almost zero speed, trying to make as little noise as possible. 15 meters high acacia trees shaded the river bed so vast that we were unable to see the banks, our lilliputian vehicle lost, dwarfed, nullified. Then the bull appeared, and suddenly the astonishing scale of the landscape made sense.
He allowed us to watch, and it was so quiet that we could hear him chewing on bark. Desert elephants don't need to drink every day and their tusks are smaller, due to the scarcity of nutrients in their environment. But this guy was an impressive size and we were hoping to see him again later, as we would set up camp downstream, into the river bed. Looking for a spot to pitch our tents we met more surreal creatures: slender giraffes, Oryx, ostriches, guinea fowls
Giraffe footprint: guess the walking direction!
We enjoyed more red wine with our braai, then it was time to have some rest. Lying under our mosquito nets, we saw everything, we heard everything. The sky was white with stars, jackals and birds were calling their mates, the river was silent, smelling of heat and sand. It was one of the most relaxing places we ever slept in and we woke up when it was still dark, when the bull from earlier passed by our camp, snacking on more bark. We were humbled by the respect wild animals had for us, keeping the right distance from our camp, allowing us in their home for one surreal night. And we don't think we were under influence there, it is that simple. We live together, we share, we survive.
Of course, the sunrise was just as psychedelic, a white haze filling up the valley, deserts flower delicately scenting the dry, fresh air.
Tea was brewed, sandwiches were fixed, tents were packed, careful to remove all traces of our ephemeral campsite. The sun was obliterating smell and vision, air too hot already. Jackals, antelopes, ostriches, baboons were going about their business.
Going back we took a different way through the river bed, wondering at the huge exposed roots of the trees, unsuccessfully trying to picture the river flooded with water. Some fresh elephant poop and recent footprints appeared: two babies with some adults maybe. Incredulously, we followed them along, and here they were, a bunch of elephant mammas with the little ones, taking a lovely sand bath!
With all the antelopes swarming the land, that had to be a predator's heaven. Soon we met the proof: fresh lion foot prints, lots of them, cubs with adults. We tracked them for a while, thrilled, but of course the lions remained elusive, minding their own business in the perfectly matching colors of the veld.
Cub foot print
Adult lion paw next to Ana's hand
As we drove on, the sandy bottom started oozing water, brittle desert plants giving way to a marshy field of tall grass, where another bull was enjoying his beauty mud bath.
Exiting the river bed back into the veld, our party of three was still as boozed as the day before, but more quiet, nostalgic, really. Our awesome escape was coming to a close.
On our way back we stopped again for the mandatory ginger liquor, but some beers later, 80 kilometers before Kamanjab, we remembered one must not drink and drive. So we parked at the Grootberg Pass Lodge, which belongs to a friend of Vitals, to collect our composure with the aid of several double gin and tonic. The lodge was built in an environmentally friendly way in a pristine conservancy, on the rim of the ancient Gondwana split, among 132 million years old volcanic mountains. But the night was young, the view was stunning, and our generous hosts proposed dinner and bungalows perching on the edge of the canyon. So we stayed. Tempering the pampering with two bottles of red.
In our so-called Western world, we live far from the wild. We work hard to maintain the boundaries. Some even believe that we have become a species disconnected from the natural mechanisms of life. But in a place like this, one cannot help but wonder, how could I possibly want more, something else? Just open the eye into the world, and see.
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Location: Bend Oregon
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In our so-called Western world, we live far from the wild. We work hard to maintain the boundaries. Some even believe that we have become a species disconnected from the natural mechanisms of life. But in a place like this, one cannot help but wonder, how could I possibly want more, something else? Just open the eye into the world, and see.
Most excellent photographs and writing. The combination conveys to me the power that the continent can have in expanding our view of the natural world.
In some way special ride reports such as this help me to keep seeing my own backyard with fresh eyes and enthusiasm.
Thank You
Keep it Wild, Keep it Free
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Will it buff out?
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Like what he said.... still.....
The Suit:What would you consider to be your greatest weakness?
Me: Honesty.
The Suit: Honesty? I don't think honesty could be construed as a weakness.
Me: I don't give a fuck what you think.
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Very nice, respect..
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Location: Behind the Redwood Curtain
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Interesting perspective you're developing...
1) 'Native' Africa
2) 'Modern' Africa
What do you prefer... or like a mix of old and new clutures.
"I don't really know, I've been too busy falling down."
Studly Adventurer
Joined: Jun 2010
Location: Bucharest or RTW
Oddometer: 611
Somewhere Under the Rainbow
Namibia 01-11 martie/ 1st-11th of March
Windhoek. We needed to leave asap the only place in the world where the names of Nelson Mandela and Robert Mugabe meet at the same crossroads. After all, we had come only to collect a visa (done!), and to locate a friendly garage and supplier for spares to do some maintenance work on our Yamaha (postponed). The only shopping we could afford was a set of Heidenau K60 Scout. Looking quite solid, hopefully these are the last we shave on African roads. One front caliper rubber is broken, so I cleaned the caliper boots, something that needs to be done more regularly from now on. It was also imperative to change the oil, and the only option at that time was the Yamaha dealership. Huge prices there, all I'll say is that since I put on the Bel Ray 20W50, the clutch started to slip.
Windhoek, where Mugabe + Mandela = L.O.V.E.
The only somewhat affordable accommodation in Windhoek was this backpackers joint. We paid two beds, but of course we cuddled in one, happy that at least we had a decent wifi connection.
I am having some work done in the hostel yard.
TKC 80, done
We had had a pretty intense week: Ana's b-day party, not in Cape Town, as planned, but among lovely people. We had also encountered 3 German dudes and their dog, determined to bicycle from Cape Town to Berlin in 4 months. Ahead of us, the rainy season was cooling off, epic cloudscapes still threatening with thunder, but already too week to spread their rainbows downy to the earth. Dry season was nearing, and we were loving the news.
Beer, wine, braai and two joyful girls (Melissa and Ana)
South African Merlot
Meeting our fellow nomads, Daniel 1, Daniel 2 and Pirco
Important health and visa information was exchanged…
Clouds stretched a fading rainbow above…
We pitched out nomad home under the stars and at 9 p.m. a full moon cast shadows over the veld
A cheeky sun followed up the next morning
The little used road that links Windhoek to the southern part of Namib Naukluft was supposedly beautiful, but the ride exceeded our expectations. The gravel swirled up across a breathtaking succession of passes, hairpins cut through golden veld punctuated by wind-powered water pumps, travelled by families of thick furred baboons. Wild flowers were putting kuler to shame and quartz filtered the last rays of the day.
I spotted a breach in this alpine bungee, in the monotonous horizontal of wire fencing, a chance, an opportunity. So I took it, and found another stunning wild camp.
Translucent boulders scattered
Months of wild camping paid off: we had become pretty good at smelling a good spot
Another sunset…
Another moonrise!
We gathered near a fire, then the strong cold wind forced us inside. The spartan morning was fast, wind still blowing untamed, but luckily the air got hotter as we descent down to the desert. Our first stop was at the Tropic of Capricorn signpost. We were preparing to take the compulsory photo, when a guy on a BMW F 650 Dakar passed by. Minutes later Reiner, original from Cape Town and just returning from a 3 week solo ride through the region, came back. It was the beginning of a fun 3 and a half day marathon to the Mother Town; sometimes we rode together, sometimes we separated, only to meet again for a pie in Solitaire, a beer in Sesriem, or a chat about how we could not afford the ridiculous price for a safari in the famous Dead Vlei (another park forbidden to motorbikes). The gravel roads were excellent, wide and empty, only vast herds of hundreds of zebras, springboks, oryx, giraffes and ostriches shared them with us.
Far from the Ecuator, memories of Sahara also lingered
Riders understand each other: the gravel was fair, the sky deep, the rain threatened to come. But we rev our bikes into the black eye of the storm, confident that we would find over the next horizon a quiet place to camp.
The smell of dry desert lingered, but the real drama was unfolding above; we needed to stop before the last 590 kilometers to the canyon and we knew had found the right spot, under yet another epic rainbow.
After the fabulous show of the sunset, the morning felt calm and clear: we rode along the scarlet dunes of the desert, born thousands of miles away, in the Drakensberg mountains, from where the Orange River sweeps ochre sand into the cold Benguela current. The massive dunes - one of the most extreme and inhospitable ecosystems in the world - are stingily covered with detritus. This fragile layer of dry and dead plant and animal debris is the basis of food web in the desert. After a good night of fog, it can contain up to 60% of its weight in water, and as low as 2-4% during the day.
A few hours of non-stop riding later we had arrived at the last turn towards our last Namibian target. Which we celebrated with the last couple of beers with Reiner.
Crisp Windhoek Lager, another tank filled and another stretch of gravel to the second largest canyon in the world and the largest in Africa. Fish River Canyon opened below into a gigantic dolomite ravine, some 160 km long, up to 27 km wide and 550 metres deep. The river, 650 million years old, cuts intermittently into the dry, stony plateau, sparsely covered with drought-resistant plants. But it was the end of summer, so only a few long narrow pools still lingered.
We spend a bit too much time gazing into the canyon, witting for the sun to set, snacking on a brief dinner. Setting off in the already deep darkness, we knew it was too late to reach our meeting point with Reiner. Riding at low visibility avoiding the wildlife proved quite demanding, so soon after we could exit the protected area we stopped to set camp.
A lonely, romantic place, only the jackals kept calling into the night
The last sunrise in Namibia. The next one would happen on South African territory, where we were about to proudly set a record, driving the first motorbike from Bucharest to Cape Town.
Kilometer by kilometer the sheer rock faded away into an infinite moonscape. It was the end of the world. Blue, flat, an artificial-looking sky floated upon an even stranger papier-mâché of sand and brittle gravel. Was that the right way? How could that surreal nothingness become something again?
But suddenly we saw the tarmac snake, a cruel, perfect cut across the desert, leading straight to one of the most important borders, the one that separates black, vernacular Africa from the African America.
We had butterflies in our stomach: we would soon cross, after nine months as intense as nine lives, into South Africa. After the fundamental Mauritania - Mali, Benin - Nigeria and DRC Zambia frontiers, we ventured again, full throttle, into the unknown.
Studly Adventurer
Joined: Jun 2010
Location: Bucharest or RTW
Oddometer: 611
Bucharest to Cape Town
We're here! A marathon: 84 hours, 1900 kilometers, so that finally a couple of Romanian nomads arrive by bike in South Africa. The yellow moon, the original moon, shone ghostly upon the town and upon two oceans. We're halfway, or maybe just at the beginning, of an incredible adventure that's been going for over nine months, that we've been dreaming about for a lifetime.
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Students gain the experience of completing the project, presenting the project and then receiving feedback from a mentor about how to improve,
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Student participation in the Research & Creative Expo has more than doubled since it began 11 years ago. Last year, 62 students presented on a wide variety of topics, including biology, technology, psychology and art. About one third of the full-time faculty members at Penn State New Kensington sponsor projects in the expo.
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There is no purpose in asking people to walk the neighborhood to canvass for someone who would support the status quo.
The software allows users to make phone calls, register to vote, and canvass neighborhoods with a few simple instructions.
c.1500, from alternative spelling of canvas (n.) and probably meaning, originally, "to toss or sift in a canvas sheet," hence "to shake out, examine carefully" (1520s); "to solicit votes" (1550s). The spelling with a double -s- dates from 16c. Cf. Old French canabasser "to examine carefully," literally "to sift through canvas." Related: Canvassed; canvassing. As a noun related to this, attested from c.1600.


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June 22, 2004
there is no crying in baseball
Where the hell is my $!#@%ing baseball glove?!"
I looked everywhere: in the closet, in the garage, under the dining room table, behind the couch, in the oven, on the patio . . . I finally stormed into my bedroom, where my wife was watching TV.
"Have you seen my baseball glove?"
"Why do you need your baseball glove at 10:30 on a Saturday night?"
Normally, the answer to this question would involve me making mildly to extremely inappropriate suggestions involving a trip to trashy lingerie and some Jack Daniels . . . but I was faced with a serious problem. I had a fever, and the only prescription was my baseball glove!
"I'm going to Dodger Stadium with my dad tomorrow morning for their Father's Day 'play catch with dad in the outfield' event, and I need my glove!"
I started tearing through my dresser.
"You think your baseball glove is underneath your T-shirts?" She said.
"Well . . ." I realized how irrational I was being, and decided that I wouldn't tell her about the washing machine, freezer, dishwasher, or down the street behind that bush that covers the hole in the fence. "It's just really important to me."
"When did you last see it?" She said.
"I let the kids use it for street hockey a couple days ago."
"Did you look in the closet with the other baseball stuff?"
"Yes! I looked in all the places it should be!" I kicked the side of the bed and hurt my toes. "GodDAMMIT!"
I stormed out of our room, and picked up the kitchen phone to call my dad, and tell him I couldn't go. When I put the receiver to my ear, it was beeping that I had a message. I automatically hit "9#" and typed in my password.
"You have . . . ONE . . . new message," the friendly voice said.
I pushed the "1" key twice and listened.
"Hi, it's dad. I just wanted to let you know that I talked with your brother, and he is going to come down and meet us at nine tomorrow morning! I am so excited to be spending my Father's Day with all my children at Dodger Stadium! It's going to be great! I love you, Wilbert. I'll see you in the morning."
"That was your last message. To save it, press 2. To erase it, press 3."
I instinctively hit 3 and hung up.
"Oh crap. I bet I'm going to want that message back, someday."
After another fifteen minutes or so of searching, I ended up back in my bedroom.
"Sorry about that," I said to my wife, "It's just really important to me that I get to go tomorrow."
"It will turn up, Wil. Just relax."
"I wonder if I put it in my backpack," I said.
I keep my backpack between my bedside table, and the closet door. It's not uncommon for a few T-shirts, or my running clothes to end up stacked on top of my backpack, as part of the "bachelor cleanup." I looked down and saw a couple of magazines and a book sitting atop the laundry I'd folded (but failed to put away) a few days before; underneath it, was my backpack.
I reached down, past all that junk, and picked up my backpack. The first compartment was open and empty. The second compartment had an old Vanity Fair, a Clif bar, and about a pound of sand from the beach in it . . . but no glove.
I sighed. "This sucks so much," I said. I picked up my clothes to replace my backpack, and saw my glove sitting on the floor.
"I found it! Yes!"
"Where was it?" Anne said.
"It must have been on top of my backpack. Thank god."
"See? I told you it would turn up." She smiled at me.
Even though I've had this glove for years, and it's a broken in as it's going to get, I put a baseball in the pocket, wrapped it up, and put it on the floor next to the bed . . . it seemed like the right thing to do.
Next time: Hey dad, want to have a catch?
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The number of skin care treatments and anti-aging products continues to grow. While this can make it a little more difficult when it comes to choosing products to care for your face, it also means there are always new innovations and breakthroughs in skincare. One line of products that you may not be familiar with is Amore Pacific. This line is easy to come by online, but is not commonly found in stores. Like some other beauty lines and skincare brands today, Amore Pacific products are often free of potentially harmful components like GMOs, sulfates, phthalates, and petrochemicals. Amore Pacific Line Modifier Intensive Wrinkle Treatment is one of these formulas.
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Amore Pacific Line Modifier Intensive Wrinkle Treatment is pitched as a gentle and effective topical formula that reduces deep wrinkles, fine lines, age spots, and blemishes. The cost of this product is $150 (0.85 ounces). It contains key ingredients like Red Ginseng Root and Retinol. These ingredients work to calm the user's skin, exfoliate dead cells, smooth out creases, boost collagen production, and improve elastin levels. Retinol is commonly found in anti-aging products, and is used to improve skin cell turnover. Other major ingredients in Amore Pacific Line Modifier Intensive Wrinkle Treatment are Hydrolyzed Ginseng Saponin, Bamboo Sap (hydrates the skin), and Trichloma Matsutake Extract (anti-oxidant). This skincare product should be used on clean skin, daily.
A full list of ingredients for this formula is as follows: Panax Ginseng Root Extract, Glycerin, Butylene Glycol, Beta-Glucan Biosaccharide Gum-1, Cyclomethicone, Dimethicone, Pentaerythrityl Tetraethylehexonate, Limnanthes Alba (Meadowfoam Seed Oil), Cyclodextrin, PEG-5 Rapeseed Sterol, Hydrogenated Lecithin, PEG-75, Hydrolyzed Ginseng Saponin (Bio-GF1K), Phylostachis Bambosoides Sap, Trichloma Matsutake Extract, Zingiber Officinale (Ginger Root Extract), Daucus Carota Sativa (Carrot Root Extract), Dioscorea Villosa (Wild Yam) Root Extract, Retinol, Polyglyceryl-10 Sterate, Propylene Gylcol, Glyceryl Sterate Ethyl Hexandiol, Ceteryl Alcohol, Polysorbate 20, Oleyl Alcohol Polyisobutane, Sterate Acid, Polyacrlate-13, Chlorphenesin, Methylparaben, Propylparaben, Trethanolamine, Disodium EDTA, and Fragrance.
The Good
- Some clinical research results for this product are presented online.
- This formula is free of GMOs and phthalates.
The Bad
- No one has posted any testimonials for Amore Pacific Line Modifier Intensive Wrinkle Treatment on dealer websites like Sephora.
- The cost of this topical anti-aging remedy is $150.
- There is no 100 percent satisfaction guarantee.
- Amore Pacific Line Modifier Intensive Wrinkle Treatment should not be used during the day without a sunscreen.
The Bottom Line
There are certainly some unique ingredients used in Amore Pacific Line Modifier Intensive Wrinkle Treatment. Also, this anti-aging product does contain Retinol, which is known for increasing skin cell turnover. On the downside, this formula sells for a whopping $150, which is too pricey for many women. It is wise to check out other anti-aging treatments with similar active ingredients.


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This is the northern terminus of the Sierra Madre Occidental. In the United States it is made up of isolated mountain ranges in southeast Arizona and southwest New Mexico as well as the more northerly forested Mogollon Rim. Of the many landbirds more typical of Mexico that extend into the United States in this region, highest priorities include the Red-faced Warbler, Strickland's Woodpecker, and Montezuma Quail. Riparian areas in lowlands support many in-transit migrants as well as breeding Thick-billed Kingbirds, Western Yellow-billed Cuckoos, and Southwestern Willow Flycatcher. Most uplands are publicly owned, but lower elevation grasslands and riparian habitat are subject to development and conversion.
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Calling all hot bodies… Herve Leger Fall 2013 Runway Trends & Review: As always, Herve Leger brings the sexpot out of fashion and steams up the runway with the Fall 2013 collection seen in New York at Mercedes Benz Fashion Week. Lots of signature bondage and for Fall we get the addition of sequins and beading in…Published on February 10, 2013
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USC baseball season ends after two-game, nine-hour marathon
LAKE ELSINORE >> USC experienced a stunning victory followed by a devastating defeat at 1:18 a.m. Monday morning as the Trojans' season ended with a 14-10 loss to Virginia in the NCAA Tournament at the Diamond Stadium.The Trojans blew a 9-5 lead against the Cavaliers, marring a come-from-behind 12-11 victory over San Diego State earlier Sunday. USC played more than nine hours of baseball and looked drained by the end of the games.Star catcher Garrett Stubbs caught...
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LAKE ELSINORE >> USC relief pitcher Tyler Gilbert admitted he was "very nervous" when he entered the game with the bases loaded and a 2-0 count in the eighth inning against UC Santa Barbara on Saturday.But the junior struck out Gauchos pinch-hitter Billy Frederick to preserve the Trojans' two-run lead, and USC broke the game open with seven runs in the ninth to rout Santa Barbara 12-3 in an NCAA Tournament baseball game at the Diamond...
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LAKE ELSINORE >> USC waited 10 years to return to the NCAA Tournament, and based on Friday's outcome, it was hardly worth it.The Trojans lost to Virginia 6-1 at the Diamond Stadium with a quiet offensive performance that wasted a strong effort from pitcher Kyle Davis, who had a no-hitter for six innings. USC (37-20) faces a must-win game today at 3 p.m. against either San Diego State or UC Santa Barbara."We didn't get hits up and down the...
USC baseball finally back where it wants to be in playoffs
When legendary baseball coach Rod Dedeaux coached USC to 10 NCAA titles, he made his players sing the song, "McNamara's Band," after victories.The 1940s song might seem dated today, but the Trojans might consider singing it again this weekend at their NCAA regional in Lake Elsinore because they are having fun again following a 10-year post-season absence.USC (37-19) plays Virginia at 3 p.m. Friday at the The Diamond in its first-round game."I...
USC baseball back in NCAA Tournament after 10-year wait
USC's baseball team has reached the NCAA Tournament for the first time since 2005, but Trojans coach Dan Hubbs said ending the once-unimaginable streak is far from mission accomplished."We're not in it just to be in it," Hubbs said Monday. "At USC, you are here to win a national title."The Trojans (39-17) will face Virginia (34-22) at 3 p.m. Friday at The Diamond in Lake Elsinore. The regional is officially hosted by UC Santa Barbara...
USC baseball faces Virginia in NCAA Tournament
USC's baseball team will play in its first NCAA Tournament since 2005 as the Trojans face Virginia on Friday at 3 p.m. in their opening game at Lake Elsinore.The Trojans are the No. 2 seed in their regional while Virginia is No. 3. UC Santa Barbara is No. 1 while San Diego State is No. 4. USC plays the Cavaliers at The Diamond in Lake Elsinore because UC Santa Barbara, the regional host, does not have lights at its stadium. UC Santa Barbara defeated USC in two regular-season...
Pete Carroll savors college atmosphere during return to USC
Former USC coach Pete Carroll made his first extensive visit to the university this weekend since leaving to coach the Seattle Seahawks, and admitted he missed the college atmosphere."I think it's the connection (with the people)," Carroll said Saturday before being officially inducted into the USC Hall of Fame. "The students zipping back and forth and all the sports and athletes and that atmosphere and environment."You don't get that...
Cornerback Josh Shaw, tailback Javorius Allen taken in fourth round
USC cornerback Josh Shaw was drafted in the fourth round by the Cincinnati Bengals on Saturday and immediately answered questions he had avoided at the end of the Trojans' season.The Bengals said Shaw was a "steal" in the fourth round, but that is possibly because some teams passed because of last year's incident when Shaw lied about saving his drowning nephew. Instead, he jumped off an apartment balcony to avoid the police."It's the...
Leonard Williams drops, Nelson Agholor rises as both go in first round of NFL draft
Only in the overly scrutinized NFL draft does the player universally hailed as the top overall player fall out of the top five selections.But that was USC defensive lineman Leonard Williams' fate Thursday, when the New York Jets selected him with the No. 6 pick after several teams — notably the Jacksonville Jaguars and Oakland Raiders — passed on the All-American."Seeing myself fall was kind of disappointing," Williams said. "But going...
Leonard Williams keeps boyish nature on verge of being top NFL pick
Many times a top-five pick disappears leading up to the NFL draft, sequestered at a training facility provided by a high-powered agent and holed up on draft day until his name is announced by commissioner Roger Goodell.USC defensive end Leonard Williams took the opposite approach and spent his pre-draft days more like a fan than a future millionaire. He was spotted at off-campus parties, attended more USC spring practices than any player in his position and embraced going to Chicago...


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1830 – Thomas WILLEY was born 184 years ago in Canada to Eley Willey & Mary Grover. (husband of Sarah GARLICK, 3rd great-grandaunt -p)
1854 – Mathias KESSLER was born in Detroit, Michigan 160 years ago to Christopher Kessler & Anna Mary ASSMANN. (2nd great-granduncle -m)
1873 – Elizabeth BROWN Bittles died 141 years ago in Illinois at 51 years old. (wife of John BITTLES, 3rd great-granduncle -p)
1886 – John F. KESSLER was born in Detroit, Michigan 128 years ago to John Kessler & Katherine CLEMENS. (1st cousin 3x removed -m)
1896 – Bernard OSTROWSKI was born in Detroit, Michigan 118 years ago to John Ostrowski & Rosalie RINTZ. (2nd cousin 3x removed -m)
1901 – Frederick PEACH was born in St. Ignace, Michigan 113 years ago to Otto Peach & Emma HANSON. (2nd cousin 3x removed -m)
1918 – Peter LYNCH died 96 years ago in Detroit, Michigan at 58 years old. (husband of Gertrude HANSON, 1st cousin 4x removed -m)
1945 – Martha RICHARD Kwart died 69 years ago in Owosso, Michigan at 71 years old. (wife of John KWART Jr., 2nd great-granduncle -p)
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There is a lot of news flow on investor interest on raising funds for solar loans, but not much attention has been paid to - what constitutes an 'attractive interest rate' to make homeowners 'jump' to make that solar investment.
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Much has been written in recent times on consumer attitudes towards investing in energy efficiency retrofits, a recent GTM article http://www.greentechmedia.com/articles/read/Can-Home-Energy-Efficiency-Gain-Traction?utm_source=SmartGrid&utm_medium=Headline&utm_campaign=GTMDaily does hit the nail on the…Continue
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