text:
Top 2014 basketball recruit, Andrew Wiggins, might be joining the Jayhawks next season
By Nick Ratliff
Welcome to the Recruiting Trail, where there always seems to be big and exciting news surrounding the Kansas men's basketball program. Bill Self has already pulled in one of the best recruiting classes he has ever assembled for the 2013-14 season, but news has broken this week that could make it one of the greatest in recent memory, anywhere. Let's get to the big news.
For a couple of months, one of the biggest questions in basketball recruiting has been whether guard/forward Andrew Wiggins from Huntington Prep in Huntington, West Virginia would reclassify from the class of 2014 to the class of 2013. That news was answered on Thursday, as the former #1 player in the 2014 class immediately became the #1 player in the class of '13.
Wiggins, who is originally from Ontario, Canada, is widely regarded as the best high school player in the nation for any grade level. So, you might ask, how does this have anything to do with Kansas?
The other giant news that came out this week, even before Wiggins reclassified, was that Wiggins and his camp personally contacted the University of North Carolina and Kansas to tell them to get involved in Wiggins' recruitment. Previously, it was believed that Wiggins' recruitment was a two horse race, between Kentucky and Florida State. Kentucky has always been the perceived leader, with John Calipari already having pulled in the top recruiting class in the country. If Calipari and Big Blue pull in Wiggins, next year's class will hands down be the greatest recruiting class ever assembled.
There are rumors out there, however, that if Wiggins were to reclassify to the 2013 class, which we now know he has, that he would probably not go to Kentucky. The thinking on this is that Wiggins would want to be "the guy" wherever he goes, and with so much talent around him potentially at Kentucky, he would run the risk of not being "the guy". The other major player in Wiggins' recruitment is the Florida State Seminoles. Florida State may come as a surprise to people, as they aren't a basketball powerhouse, but looking deeper it is not a big surprise.
Wiggins' father, Mitchell, a former NBA player, played his college ball at FSU. Also, the Seminoles already have a commitment from top 25 recruit Xavier Rathan-Mayes, a lifelong friend of Wiggins'. Rathan-Mayes' father, another former NBA player, played with Mitchell Wiggins at FSU and the families have remained friends through the years. Not much is known of UNC and Kansas' chances at this point because they just got involved. However, UNC coach Roy Williams and KU assistant coach Kurtis Townsend both visited Huntington Prep this week. As the weeks go on, we will get a better feel on those two schools' chances in the "Wiggins Sweepstakes".
Finally, some noise on the football recruiting front. Kansas and Coach Charlie Weis will be getting a visit from two highly coveted junior college prospects on the weekend of November 17th. Cornerback Kevin Short from Fort Scott Community College in Fort Scott, Kansas, and running back Mario Alford from Georgia Military College in Milledgeville, Georgia have both been getting considerable attention from many top college programs across the country. Kansas, despite their poor record this season, appears to be in the mix for both. Short, who recently set the career record for interceptions at Fort Scott, has reportedly received attention from the likes of Houston, Mississippi State, Texas Tech and LSU, along with KU. Alford has received attention from Ole Miss, Texas Tech, Arizona, Cincinnati and Georgia along with the Jayhawks. Kansas will have to battle it out with some good programs for these two players, and a good visit can put them in the driver's seat.
That's it for the Recruiting Trail this week. Check back in next week for the latest recruiting news involving KU athletics.


text:
So I am comparing these 2 CPUS on CPU BOSS.
Shows the 3rd Gen i7 at 7.2 vs 7.0 score for 4th gen i5.
However the 3rd Gen i7 has intel HD 4000 and 4th gen i5 has Intel HD 5000.
I dont see where it compares graphics gaming performance for the intergrated GPU. Or does it and I just dont see it? Or maybe the 3D benchmark on the site is the benchmark?

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Here is the Music Player. You need to installl flash player to show this cool thing!
Southern Fried Records
Fulham Palace
Bishops Avenue
SW6 6EA London
[...] This post was mentioned on Twitter by GOLDEN, k.z.k. and 馬場 幸彦, Shinichi Osawa. Shinichi Osawa said: RT @SouthernFriedUK Shinichi Osawa "Zingaro" - http://bit.ly/dL3Jb1 @shinichiosawa [...]
Notify me of follow-up comments via e-mail
Southern Fried Records © 2010 All Rights Reserved.


text:
5 Dress Trends To Try From The Golden Globes
There were so many gowns on the red carpet, but we've gathered a few of our favorite wedding worthy looks from the 2013 Golden Globe Awards.Tell us your vote for best dressed in the comments below or tweet me @heatherhallm @theknot!
Kristen Bell was radiant and glowing in this embellished Jenny Packham gown straight off the runways of bridal fashion week.
Trend to try: Great Gatsby
This blush lace Marchesa gown made Amy Adams look like a knock out, not to mention a trending force on Twitter! With ravishing waves and a chic updo, this leading lady made our best dressed list.
Trend to try: Blush tones and lace, Ines Di Santo
A vintage beauty, Miss Golden Globe herself Francesca Eastwood wore a Pronovias wedding gown. It looks as pretty on the red carpet as it would down the aisle!
Trend to try: Lace sleeves/Off-the-shoulder, Lela Rose
Hayden Panettiere's glamorous Roberto Carvalli would be perfect for any bridal affair. No need for much accessorizing, or take your look to new heights by adding statement jewelry.
Trend to try: Luxe details, Pronovias
Unlike Anne Hathaway's pink Valentino gown for her wedding earlier this year, she was beaming on the red carpet at the 2013 Golden Globes in a so-chic, white Chanel gown.
Trend to try: Peplum, Victoria Nicole


text:
Earlier this year, Apple announced that it would be relocating its flagship Downtown San Francisco to the Union Square District. The new store, with a fully glass front, would be larger, and it would be able to serve more customers and employee more workers. Since then, the new store design came under scrutiny from San Francisco officials because it would remove a famous fountain designed by Ruth Asawa.
In late August, Apple submitted redesigned renderings of the upcoming store that retain the historical fountain. The new renderings also showed a tweaked front glass panel that would relocate the iconic Apple logo to the brushed metal, street-facing side of the store. Now, we've learned that Apple has presented a 3D model of the upcoming store's design to the City of San Francisco's Historic Preservation Commission…
According to the city of San Fransisco, the "Commission reviews and approves applications for Certificates of Appropriateness for alterations, site improvements and new construction affecting San Francisco's designated landmarks, buildings and sites within historic districts." Since Apple's new store will be altering a key element of the City, it is important that Apple discusses its plans with this commission.
Apple's discussions with this commission also may indicate that Apple is moving closer to final plans for the area. We are also told that Apple and the city of San Francisco will be, in the near-future, holding a public presentation regarding the new store. The City of San Francisco confirmed to us that today's meeting occurred, and provided us with a PDF with more details.
Leave a Reply
5 Responses to "Apple presents updated 3D model of upcoming Downtown San Francisco store to city's Historical Preservation Commission"
My main concern is when the sun hits this thing it's going to blind half of Union Square. And I'm sure the interior would be uncomfortably bright as well.
Is this a real concern or just conjecture based on drawings and models? The Levi's store which is currently there has a facade that is almost entirely glass. Has it been an issue with this store in the past?
I think you mean, "employ" more workers. Not employee more workers.
Personally I am getting bored with the way Apple stores are looking. They are going the way of the products boring & non inspirational. Once a world leader in design know a also ran.


text:
Art Lebedev
Art Lebedev reveals Fleximus camera concept23 December 2009
The answer to the design problem of making a "flexible camera" from Russian studio Art Lebedev looks a cross between an endoscope and a compact. The "Fleximus" camera is described as a "flexible tube with a lens" which users can then choose to mount to... >>
Art Lebedev offers "Digitus" door numbers6 May 2009
After seeing this latest offering from Russian design studio Art Lebedev, we suddenly have a burning desire to start numbering things. Designed to be used as door numbers, the "Digitus" self stick pixel door numbers offer a jagged, graphical way to denote... >>
Art Lebedev offers Optimus Minimus stickers9 April 2009
Art Lebedev Studios has created a range of stickers for its Optimus Maximus keyboards. The beauty is though, that the stickers are on sale now and can just as easily be used to add a bit of Art Lebedev chic to your plain Jane keyboard. There are four... >>
Art Lebedev creates a "beautiful" USB hub4 March 2009
The Art Lebedev design studio has turned its attention to the humble USB hub and come up with the "Spectrus". Inspired by a glass prism, the seven-port hub offers a rainbow-themed, triangular take on the norm. >>
Art Lebedev redesigns the zebra crossing12 November 2008
The Art Lebedev Studio has turned its design attentions to the zebra crossing, with the idea to improve the current concept by double marking the safe spot with "illuminated stripes" above the road. As well as improve visibility for drivers to see people... >>
Art Lededev launches computer-themed fridge magnets29 September 2008
Russian design studio Art Lebedev has launched some fridge magnets for geeks. There's an arrow, hand and sandglass cursor on offer for around 2.74 euros each. >>
Art Lebedev designs a mobile phone25 September 2008
Russian design geniuses (genii?) at the Art Lebedev studio have turned their attentions to the humble mobile phone. With the design brief to develop a draft design concept for a mobile device, the mock-up, for company Scartel is a fairly minimalist effort... >>
Art Lebedev create the Folderix flash drive25 August 2008
USB drives come in all shapes and sizes. You can get large ones, small ones, ones that look like beer barrels, ones that look like swords, pretty much anything you want so why never a computer folder icon? Beats us. Still, the idea didn't past by the... >>
Art Lebedev launches "Plastinkus"29 July 2008
A scratch pad the size of a credit card, Plastinkus claims to produce sounds like a real disc and could be stored in your wallet for impromptu mini DJ sessions. With a wide variety of colour combinations available, the cards are priced at around $4.27... >>
Optimus Pultius keypad to launch22 July 2008
Apparently the chaps at the Art Lededev studio are prepping the Optimus Pultius numeric keypad for launch. With the same programmable OLED keys as the full-size Maximus, it can be used in conjunction with, or without, the original. Pricing and availability... >>


text:
Select a team
Premier League
- A Villa
- Arsenal
- Burnley
- C Palace
- Chelsea
- Everton
- Hull City
- Leicester
- Liverpool
- Man City
- Man Utd
- Newcastle
- Southampton
- Stoke City
- Sunderland
- Swansea
- Tottenham
- West Brom
- West Ham
- Birmingham
- Blackburn
- Blackpool
- Bolton
- Bournemth
- Brentford
- Brighton
- Cardiff
- Charlton
- Derby
- Fulham
- Huddersfld
- Ipswich
- Leeds
- Middlesbro'
- Millwall
- N Forest
- Norwich
- Reading
- Rotherham
- Sheff Wed
- Watford
- Wigan
- Wolves
Scottish Football
- Aberdeen
- Celtic
- Dundee
- Dundee Utd
- Dunf'mline
- Falkirk
- Hamilton
- Hearts
- Hibernian
- Inverness
- Kilmarnock
- Motherwell
- Partick Thistle
- Rangers
- Ross County
- St Johnstn
- St Mirren
League One
- Barnsley
- Bradford
- Bristol C
- Chesterfld
- Colchester
- Coventry
- Crawley Town
- Crewe
- Doncaster
- Fleetwood Town
- Gillingham
- Leyton Or
- MK Dons
- Notts Cnty
- Oldham
- Peterboro
- Port Vale
- Preston
- Rochdale
- Scunthorpe
- Sheff Utd
- Swindon
- Walsall
- Yeovil
League Two
- AFC Wimbledon
- Accrington
- Burton Alb
- Bury
- Cambridge United
- Carlisle
- Cheltenham
- Dag + Red
- Exeter
- Hartlepool
- Luton Town
- Mansfield
- Morecambe
- Newport County
- Northamptn
- Oxford Utd
- Plymouth
- Portsmouth
- Shrewsbury
- Southend
- Stevenage
- Tranmere
- Wycombe
- York City
Home Nations
- England
- N Ireland
- Scotland
- Wales
- Algeria
- Argentina
- Australia
- Bos & Herz
- Brazil
- Cameroon
- Chile
- Croatia
- Czech Republic
- Denmark
- France
- Germany
- Ghana
- Greece
- Honduras
- Italy
- Ivory Coast
- Japan
- Korea DPR
- Korea Rep
- Mexico
- Netherlands
- New Zealand
- Nigeria
- Paraguay
- Poland
- Portugal
- Rep Ireland
- Romania
- Russia
- S. Africa
- Serbia
- Slovakia
- Slovenia
- Spain
- Sweden
- Switzerland
- Turkey
- Uruguay
La Liga
- Almeria
- Atletico M
- Barcelona
- Bilbao
- Celta Vigo
- Cordoba
- Deportivo
- Eibar
- Elche
- Espanyol
- Getafe
- Granada
- Levante
- Malaga
- Rayo Vallecano
- Real Mad'd
- Sevilla
- Sociedad
- Valencia
- Villarreal
Serie A
- AC Milan
- Atalanta
- Cagliari
- Cesena
- Chievo
- Empoli
- Fiorentina
- Genoa
- Inter
- Juventus
- Lazio
- Napoli
- Palermo
- Parma
- Roma
- Sampdoria
- Sassuolo
- Torino
- Udinese
- Verona
- B Dortmund
- Bay Munich
- Cologne
- FC Augsburg
- Frankfurt
- Freiburg
- Hamburg
- Hannover
- Hertha Ber
- Hoffenheim
- Leverkusen
- M'gladbach
- Mainz
- SC Paderborn 07
- Schalke
- Stuttgart
- W Bremen
- Wolfsburg
Ligue 1
- Bordeaux
- Caen
- Evian TG
- Guingamp
- Lille
- Lorient
- Lyon
- Marseille
- Metz
- Montpellier
- Nantes
- Nice
- RC Lens
- Rennes
- St Etienne
- Toulouse
- AZ Alkmaar
- Ajax
- Cambuur Leeuwarden
- Den Haag
- FC Dordrecht
- Feyenoord
- Go Ahead Eagles
- Groningen
- H Almelo
- Heerenveen
- Twente
- Utrecht
- Vitesse A
- Willem II
Leagues & Competitions
- Your View |
- Polls
Right in the mix
Jamie Redknapp kicks off his World Cup column... and says England can end 44 years of hurt!Back to story
Comments (86)
Barrie Vesty (Liverpool fan) says...
Spot on Jamie....I have had a really good feeling about this year. That feeling got 10 times better when unfortunate as it is Rio got injured and Gerrard became captain.... Stevie will never say die in this tournament and with his mate Carra at CB alongside JT I dont see any teams scoring many past us. Player of the tournament for me Aaron Lennon I think he is our X factor and whenever he gets the ball full backs need to change underwear. Disagree with our top scorer though have a feeling the 6ft 7 beanpole will score for fun in this tournament...I barring injuries believe Cappello has his first 11 on paper for group stages then knock out stage. Our mix is good, I also think David James is the best keeper if shots come from 20-30yds as he is flappable on corners but deffinately a shot stopper....nervous,anxious and waiting...come on England...
Posted 04:14 6th June 2010
Matty Hawkins (AC Milan fan) says...
To be fair, we have absolutely no chance of even making the quarters, never mind winning it. It's the same story every time, needing 'belief' in the squad for them to perform well, needing all our players to turn up on the day to have a chance of beating petty teams, all that general nonsense. There's so much talk that goes on where England are concerned, it's so irrelevant, hell, just get the team on the pitch to do the talking if we're actually that good. Reminds me of Andy Murray and all the hype we get around him at a Grand Slam, which inevitably leads to absolutely nothing. You look at Spain, Argentina, Holland; these geezers couldn't care less if people 'believed' in them, they don't need 8-9 quality players to put on a show to beat the likes of the USA, they've just got pure talent throughout, only needing 2 or 3 of their best players to put in a decent performance to beat anyone. As for the likes of 'these boys are right in the mix', please. Lampard and Gerrard on par with Lionel Messi, the Messiah? You've gotta be kidding me. You know you've got problems when the second best striker you can pose is Emile Heskey. Argentina meanwhile have Milito as a benchwarmer. Ok ok, I'll give us a chance with our strongest asset, midfield; Lampard, Gerrard, Milner, Barry. Spain's midfield; Xavi, Iniesta, Busquets. In other words, when we come across a quality team like the Spaniards who can actually play football, we're gonna get slaughtered. I genuinely despise how we play football, it's like all EPL teams, park the bus, grind out a 1-0 or 2-0. The sooner we learn just how poor we are at football, the better. Spain to win it.
Posted 02:37 6th June 2010
Adam Mackley (Manchester United fan) says...
team to play USA Green Johnson King Terry Cole Lennon Lampard Barry J.Cole Gerrard Rooney
Posted 01:55 6th June 2010
Dina Mesa (Manchester United fan) says...
Someone should should tell jamie redknapp that many of the England players in the squad are the same that embarassed the country in 2006 in Germany and failed to qualify for Euro 2008 - not to mention they're all a few years older! It's all good to say that we have a "great" team ( really? ) but we've heard the same thing before every major tournament since 1966!!! and to compare frank lampard and steven gerrard to Lionel Messi is laughable - even by redjnapp's standard...
Posted 01:44 6th June 2010
Mohmmed Khan (Arsenal fan) says...
To win the world cup,you need to beat the best team in the world,such as spain,brazil,argentina,germany,italy,holland, france,etc.England didnt win world cup when they had better players in 90's,such as gaza,waddle,adams,lineker,platt,and others,i think with luck,they can go till quarter final.There are plenty of mind games,such as great players as pele,messi, etc saying England are one of the favourites to win world cup 2010,then what happen afterwards is that the players get too flatterred and hypes,fans have big hopes,but end results is failures,with comments such as,we will be back next time.its a shame that there is no ENGLISHMAN MANAGER who can manage the National team,meaning we need foreign person to teach us how to play football when ENGLISH CREATED THE GAME and now We lost The PLOTS and Fogot how and what it takes to win big tournaments.Rednap got no clue at all by saying ENGLAND will go all the way.He works as Sky sport and newspapers correspondant,so its his duties to talk positively in favour of England or he will lose his jobs. Be realistic,and please accept it that ENGLAND Got no chance to win world cup. GERARD,LAMPARD,CARRICKJAMES,DEFOE,HESKEY HAS BEEN USELESS AND ARE STILL USELESS FOR ENGLAND COMPARED TO CLUB PERFORMANCE.
Posted 01:30 6th June 2010
Tommy Laughton (Liverpool fan) says...
Usual rubbish from Bill Smith who hasn't took his man u glasses off again . It's a shame for Rio but that's the way it can be if you're not fully fit to start with which he wasn't. We've got the talented players to really have a go but like Jamie says we also need a little luck and you never know. As for Bill Smith , hope you've taken your glasses off in time and supporting EVERY player in the England shirt
Posted 22:10 5th June 2010
Dave ... (Tottenham Hotspur fan) says...
you get cheap messages from the likes of Jonathan Sadler who is an arsenal fan saying england have no chance. the only reason your saying this is because england have no arsenal players in the squad! this is england's best chance to win the world cup with the current team as most of them will be too old in 4 years time. we have world class players in every position but capello needs to get the players playing as a squad instead of individuals for us to succeed
Posted 22:07 5th June 2010
Kevin Super (Celtic fan) says...
I think England will be unlucky yet again, this time i think they will reach the semi's, and i come to this conclusion when i look at the England squad. None of the goalkeepers are exactly world class they aint even the best in the EPL. Defencively it has been well publised about JT,s form this season and King is always an injury worry and the same as the goalkeepers the english defenders aint even the best in the english league, Midfield i think is England's strongest area and could hold there own with any team in the world and finally up front Rooney is playing really well for his club and i hope he stays fit as i cant see to many goals coming from the other strikers. When i look around at other squads id say Spain have the strongest squad, but my 4 to reach the semi's are Spain,England,Argentina,Germany.
Posted 21:36 5th June 2010
I love Redknapp (Manchester United fan) says...
Jamie what a lad great column i look forward to reading it during the world cup.
Posted 21:23 5th June 2010
Stephen Duncan (Liverpool fan) says...
bill smith,come on,lamps is a great player,we have a great chance,as for stevie g you would love him at your club,is worst season for years and still scored more goals than anyone in your team other than rooney,your mid field coudnt even lace is boots,as for england we do have a chance,+50 goals from midfield,+50 goals up front,not bad,so back england all the way with a bit of luck
Posted 21:14 5th June 2010
Simon Varley (Preston North End fan) says...
I think Lampard is not in the same class as Messi and neither is Gerard, however our overall team strength and diversity makes us real contenders. The opposition will have problems defending high balls as well as good passing through the center of the park. If we can get our defence and keeper confident enough to not concede, our team will always score goals on whomever they come across.
Posted 19:49 5th June 2010
Martin Mcgough (Sunderland fan) says...
Im all with us supporting England through thick and thin, but common sense has to come into play. We not going to win the world cup. We have been letting in sloppy goals for ages, half the time some of the players cannot be bothered. It took 2 own goals to beat Japan and if we were playing like that against a better team like Brazil we would of got hammered. Our best chance of winning it was years ago when we had Beckham, Scholes, Shearer, Owen etc..., I'm not saying it can't be done but to do it those lads have got to show why they on 100,000 grand a week and give 150% every game and be on top form.
Posted 19:45 5th June 2010
Sean Sheil (Liverpool fan) says...
Jamie you can understand Darren Bent not being in the squad because "a striker is judged on goals" and "goals are all he has to offer" even though Heskey is under no pressure because nobody expects him to score. That's utter rubbish mate. Stop waffling on just to fill your blog space.
Posted 19:33 5th June 2010
Dakshesh Patel (Arsenal fan) says...
if my memory serves me correct, the golden generation or the star players of the world were with holland and brazil in 98, kluivert, bergkamp, davids, de boers, seedorf. with brazil - ronaldo, bebeto, dunga, cafu, carlos. The leaders in football at the time, and players all round the team. Arg as well had the golden generation at this time - batistuta, c lopez, zanetti, crespo, ortega. These guys were the favourites really, and one of these teams on paper would have lifted it (bar the ronaldo mystery for eg). In 2002 brazil again had the golden gen- rivaldo,ronaldo,ronaldinho-need i say more?france on the back of two competetions were also there-barthez,henry,zidane,lizarazu,vieira,trez etc i think in 2006, there wasnt a team with world class all around the squad- portugal if anything were the ones to watch- figo,rui costa, deco, carvalho, and the obvious one c ronaldo. england were never had the golden generation as such. in 98 we were well balanced, adams, shearer, beckham, owen. but by 2002 we were depending on becks and owen 2006 also wasnt exactly a squad with players like the ones i mentioned before. But you can safely say, that this year is our golden generation of players, terry, a cole, j cole, gerrard, lampard, rooney, lennon. These players are key players for their sides in premiership. Spain apart there isnt another team with world class all over the pitch. (you may argue argentina - but you cant play 8 strikers up front, and their manager has a mc claren-esque vibe about him. i think theyl be lucky to make it to second round and no further!) This is our golden generation. teams should be very wary when they face us. And with our qualifying campaign, and our friendly results, we really look like one of those stand out world cup teams who really look like they can do it. COME ON ENGLAND
Posted 19:00 5th June 2010
David Hughes (Manchester United fan) says...
No designated reliable number one, captain injured, dodgy full back, uncertain midfield line-up and Emile Heskey is in the squad!? Englnad fans could be forgiven for not being full of optimism, semi-finals at best and that would be a good achievement.
Posted 17:42 5th June 2010
Adam Whiteley (Newcastle United fan) says...
i saw sky sports news yesterday, and i second what james cordon says, if man u beat a team in the last min, or chelsea come up with the goods late on, but dont play well the whole game, the media and public say its a sign of a great team, great teams are those that hang in there and win no matter what, yet when england do it, by not playing to there potential, they are completely ridiculed by the very same people, why? i just dont get why people are so fickle. england have a great chance, like anyone els out there.
Posted 16:32 5th June 2010
Paul Collins (Arsenal fan) says...
capello is brave dropping walcott considering hes done more for england in his 2 or 3 years than gerrard or lampard have done in 10 years for england
Posted 13:43 5th June 2010
Niall Byrne (Liverpool fan) says...
I think in a way Jamie has a point that usually when an England team goes in to a major tournament they are playing really well beating top teams in friendlies and expectations a very high.This time however they are not in good form and have struggled to beat average countries in warm up games so maybe that can work in their favour.Lets face it if they had beat Mexico and Japan 6-0 the English Media would have had a field day in the two weeks leading up to the big k.o. hyping up England's chances, as there is no media like the English media for building up the national teams chances before a ball is kicked.So maybe with the pressure off its the best chance they have had in a long time but having said all that the really great teams like Brazil and Argentina live with the pressure of expectation before every world cup but it doesn't stop them doing the business.I don't think you need a team full of world class players you just need a manager who can organise his team to be hard to beat and make his players play to their strenghts,as Greece showed 6 years ago if that happens anything is possible....
Posted 13:36 5th June 2010
Charles Impey (Manchester United fan) says...
Redknapp has a great view on it. If lampard and gerrard are on form which i think they can be. what better motivation than the world cup. I think inexperienced players will write the show like ledley and dawson and i think the big teams will struggle especially argentina with their frail back line. Overall all our players are professional athletes playing at the top level and they are just as capable of beating any other nations! Either way we got to believe!
Posted 13:11 5th June 2010
Dean Smith (Manchester United fan) says...
Bill Smith! That is crazy! I know your a man utd fan and all, but so am I, and i am realistic enough to know that half of Frank Lampards goals are not penalties or as result of deflections- he scores many great goals, and i do admit this begruidingly. And the fact your talking about how poor the liverpool captain is? Well not suprised. And poor defence/gk? We have 3 very solid if not great goalkeepers. The left back second to only Patrice Evra (might be bias but genuinally believe it), Terry who is top class, King who is amazing on his day, and a very good attacking right back in Johnson. Your crazy man.
Posted 12:34 5th June 2010


text:
Kid Cudi Tickets
Featured Events
- Art of Rap Tickets
- Atmosphere Tickets
- Die Antwoord Tickets
- Earl Sweatshirt Tickets
- Floetry Tickets
- Future Tickets
- Jake Miller Tickets
- Lauryn Hill Tickets
- LL Cool J Tickets
- Machine Gun Kelly Tickets
- Musiq Soulchild Tickets
- Nicki Minaj Tickets
- Pitbull Tickets
- Raekwon Tickets
- Ratatat Tickets
- Run DMC Tickets
- The Beat Bash Tickets
- TI Tickets
- Wiz Khalifa Tickets
- Young Jeezy Tickets
We're sorry, but we currently have no tickets available for this event.
Check out our full selection of Rap/Hip Hop tickets or sign up to be notified when tickets for this event are available.
Kid Cudi Ticket Information
Born and raised in Cleveland, Kid Cudi has evolved into one of the Midwest's most prominent hip-hop artists since he began experimenting with music in his teenage years. Early in his career, Kid Cudi was signed to Kanye West's GOOD Music, and he soon released his debut, the influential 2009 album "Man on the Moon: The End of the Day." The album's singles "Day 'n' Nite" and "Pursuit of Happiness" paved the way to mainstream success for this GRAMMY Award-winning hip-hop artist. Kid Cudi continues to expand the boundaries of his work with more recent esteemed releases, like "Indicud" and "Satellite Flight: The Journey to Mother Moon." For help ordering Kid Cudi tickets to hear his hits live, reach a Vivid Seats sales agent by dialing 866.848.8499 or clicking "Live Chat" at the top of this page.
- Start your search with the list of Kid Cudi tour dates above. You can quickly sort the upcoming shows using the filter box on the side of the screen, or you can scroll through the list to find the best match for you. Press "Tickets" as soon as you're ready to continue.
- Click through the customized seating chart on the next page, if applicable, or use the price range toolbar to help you find the admission options that fit your preferences. Choose the number of seats you need from the drop-down menu and move on with the "Buy" tab.
- Log into Vivid Seats or create an account if you haven't already, and then choose "Secure Sign In" to arrive at checkout and review your order. When you've completed the form, submit your request for Kid Cudi tickets for final approval from the seller.


text:
Zanzibar — NON Zanzibaris and foreigners possessing Zanzibar Resident Identity Cards (Vitambulisho vya Makazi) risk prosecution and penalty, the Minister of the State, Second Vice President's Office, Mr Mohamed Aboud Mohamed, has warned.
"Concerned institutions are now investigating to establish non-Zanzibaris and non-Tanzanians holding ZanIDs.
Legal action will be taken against officials involved in issuing the IDs illegally," Mr Mohamed yesterday said when answering questions from Saleh Nassor Juma (Wawi).
Mr Juma had wanted to know whether ZanIDs will be taken into consideration when issuing National Identity Cards.
The legislators alleged that there were non-Zanzibaris and non-Tanzanians possessing ZanIDs. The minister said that all Zanzibaris with ZanIDs were entitled to get the National Identity Cards, since they were all Tanzanians.


text:
Tanga — LOCAL television owners have urged the Tanzania Communications Regulatory Authority (TCRA) to reduce entry and monthly fees for local television stations to enable them remain on air, and serve the community.
Speaking here during an interview with the 'Daily News', the editor of the Tanga-based community television known as Tanga Television (Ta TV), Mbonea Herman, said until Monday, they had not switched to digital, due to high costs imposed for immigration.
"We would like to thank TCRA for expanding the deadline for Tanga Region, otherwise we would not be on air from todayÉ but now we can re-arrange ourselves. But, what we advise here is for TCRA to reduce its costs". He pointed out that the connection fee of about 34m/- and a monthly fee of 6.4m/- were too much for local television stations like Tanga Television to afford.
"Since we introduced our TV station in 2004 ,we have never collected an income of 6m/- per month, how then can we afford to pay such and at the same time meet other running costs?" asked Herman.
He further said TCRA should consider such local televisions by reducing entry and monthly fees for them, taking into account that they were there to serve the community at their respective areas of coverage.
According to him, even the majority of Tanga residents had not immigrated to digital as of Monday. TCRA has expanded the deadline for Tanga Region until the end of this month (January) so as to give more room for the public to immigrate to digital system.


text:
Mfg.: Manitowoc Ice Machines
Models: Manitowoc Q130, Manitowoc Q-130, Manitowoc QD-0132A, Manitowoc QY-0134A
There may be a lead time associated with the item, please call for more details.This item is brand new and ships directly from the supplier. Please note the image above is for reference only.
Item: Manitowoc 145lb Undercounter Dice Cube Ice Machine Stainless w/ Cube Options
Model: QD-0132A or QY-0134A
Description:This is ice machine is great due to its high volume ice production as well as ice storage capacity. Perfect for sports concessions, hotels, and dining hall cafeteria kitchens.
This Ice Machine comes with a free inline filter kit!
Inline Water Filter Kit Includes:
Availability: During checkout you will be able to order in either:


text:
On this page you can download "Michael Jackson - Alhamdulillah Deen Il Islam" mp3 free. For Downloading this music click on "Download" button. For playing "Michael Jackson - Alhamdulillah Deen Il Islam" online click on play button on the mp3 player. All songs on searchmp3.mobi is presented for preview proposes only, If you are the copyright owner for this song, please send us an abuse message by clicking on this Abuse link.
2 mp3 were found. Search results for Alhamdulillah Deen Il Islam:


text:
No, I'm not kidding, this is real life. Never in my life did I think my car would ever go towed let alone my dad's as well..all within seven days. MY LIFE IS A JOKE. Nothing like waking up in the morning and going out to your car...that isn't even there. Nothing like welcoming your father home from being out of the country for two weeks with a "hey can you come get me. My car got towed." phone conversation. Nothing like walking down the street and seeing your dad's car that you just happened to park that day on a tow truck. Â MY DAD HATES ME. No, I'm not kidding.
So lets go over a few ways NOT to get your car towed and hopefully keep your dad from hating you forever.
#1. Don't buy a car
Just kidding, you need a car.
#2. Pay attention to parking signs
Apparently I'm blind or I don't know how to read, but I just like the think there weren't any signs to begin with. I don't understand why it's necessary to put up signs in the first place, like who did I kill by parking in a vacant parking spot? As far as I'm concerned - nobody. I HATE PARKING LOTS.
#3. Don't park in student housing parking garages, ever.
Granted I live there. In the two whole years I've lived in that awful place I have never gotten towed. Apparently my luck is up. Make sure you know where you're parking before you park. Your car is sacred..and you've already bought it so paying $200 to get it back is beyond unnecessary.
MORAL OF THE STORY: Car towing workers are rude, heartless, and angry. They don't care if you're cute or broke. I advise each and every one of you to ride your bike from now on, or maybe just walk... exercise never hurt anybody.


text:
9 of America's best flea markets
July 1, 2015, 12:53 p.m. by Josh Lew
The flea best markets draw experienced antique dealers and serious collectors.
5 things you didn't know about rain
June 30, 2015, 2:03 p.m. by Chanie Kirschner
The next time you're waiting for a summer rainstorm to pass, ponder this.
Where can you find the best ice cream in the U.S.?
June 29, 2015, 2:02 p.m. by Josh Lew
These ice cream parlors are worth the summertime pilgrimage.
10 spectacular, record-setting waterfalls
June 29, 2015, 1:36 p.m. by Jaymi Heimbuch
From the tallest to the most powerful, to even the biggest underwater waterfall, you don't want to miss these natural wonders.
19 ways to eat chickpeas
June 29, 2015, 10:42 a.m. by Starre Vartan
These healthy, tasty legumes are easy to eat as long as you have amazing recipes like these.
5 healthy baking substitutions
June 24, 2015, 11:57 a.m. by Lambeth Hochwald
From avocado to applesauce, these food swaps can make your recipes tasty and healthy.
16 sensational observation towers that aren't in Paris
June 23, 2015, 11:12 a.m. by Matt Hickman
We've rounded up 16 of the world's most unique and impossibly high towers with open-to-the-public observation decks.
10 of the best Chinatowns in the U.S.
June 12, 2015, 3:55 p.m. by Josh Lew
Here are 10 examples of how Chinatowns have developed and changed in the U.S.
6 things to do with an old refrigerator
June 12, 2015, 3:15 p.m. by Ali Berman
Before you haul away that busted appliance, here are some creative ways to re-purpose it.
10 dinosaur movies that deliver (with a bite)
June 9, 2015, 6:17 p.m. by Michael d'Estries
From 'Jurassic Park' to 'Godzilla,' Hollywood's many-hued giants have long been audience favorites.
10 historic malls where people still shop
June 4, 2015, 3:38 p.m. by Josh Lew
Even faced with changes in buying habits, these malls have stood the test of time.
10 creative ways to reuse old pillowcases
June 3, 2015, 2:33 p.m. by Ali Berman
From aprons to heating pads, transform your cases into something new and useful.


text:
Edition: 8th
Author(s): Solomon,Eldra
ISBN: 9780840068248 / Hardcover / 3/12/2010
Marketplace Disclaimer:
Edition, Cover Design, etc may vary from the eCampus.com description. Please refer to the seller's comments before ordering. Marketplace sellers are required to ship by the end of the 5th business day. Items are not returnable to eCampus.com. Orders cannot be cancelled by eCampus.com.


text:
A Tennessee man was arrested about 11:30 p.m. April 22 in Lincolnshire and charged with unlawful possession of drug paraphernalia. Luis R. Gamboa, 21, of Antioch, Tenn., was arrested after police saw what they described in reports as a suspicious vehicle at North Park, 1025 Riverwoods Road. Gamboa is due in court May 15.
Order Reprint Print Article
Interested in reusing this article?
Custom reprints are a powerful and strategic way to share your article with customers, employees and prospects.
The YGS Group provides digital and printed reprint services for Daily Herald. Complete the form to the right and a reprint consultant will contact you to discuss how you can reuse this article.
Need more information about reprints? Visit our Reprints Section for more details.
Contact information ( * required )
Success - request sent close


text:
We are away at an
exhibition from Thursday 2nd June to Monday 6th inclusive.
Please feel free however to
purchase and pay for any item listed and these will then be posted out to you
on our return.
Items on our EBay Store will
ALSO be available at this Exhibition. Should any item be sold at this event
that you have subsequently purchased from the Shop, then we will inform you
upon our return and arrange the appropriate refund.


text:
Being on ARVs for so long also leads to drug-resistant virus, however. Instead, they might lower HIV levels with a vaccine: this week Seek, a London-based company, announced that its vaccine cut blood levels of HIV in 55 carriers by 90 per cent.
At the extreme, TasP could even roll back the global HIV epidemic. In a mathematical model, testing everyone for HIV then immediately treating anyone who is positive cut transmission enough to eliminate the virus from some populations, says Chris Dye of the WHO.
It's not PrEP versus TasP, says Baeten. Combining all approaches "could have an effect much greater than the sum of what each could achieve separately".
The key is to target them right, depending on the local HIV situation. The question of where to start the onslaught is a debate that is just beginning in Rome.
Cheap drugs for those in need
Rolling back AIDS with antiretroviral drugs that attack HIV will only work if cheap and plentiful supplies are available. As people develop resistance to the old drugs, they will need newer versions. But those are usually under patent, and too expensive.
Last week, though, there was a breakthrough: California-based pharmaceuticals firm Gilead reached an agreement with the UN-backed Medicines Patent Pool, based in Geneva, Switzerland. According to the deal Indian firms that make generic drugs will be allowed to make cheap copies of four important ARVs, including three new, patented ones. The drugs will go on sale in more than 100 poor countries.
In 2001 poor countries won the right to make such deals themselves, but few have, partly due to political pressure from industrialised countries, which have imposed numerous hurdles to limit the number of deals going through.
The patent pool aims to break the deadlock. Its head, Ellen't Hoen, says that once Indian generics firms know they will be licensed to sell the product, they can start investing in the production facilities. Gilead won't even lose any sales: buyers of generics couldn't have afforded its patented product. Of the nine remaining holders of ARV patents, six are in "serious discussion" with the patent pool, she says. Only Johnson and Johnson, Merck and Abbott are so far holding out.
Only 36 per cent of people with HIV in poor countries now get treatment. Meeting the UN pledge to double that number by 2015 will mean doubling the amount of ARVs available. The same amount again will be needed to treat those people earlier in the infection, to prevent spread of the virus (see main story).
- Subscribe to New Scientist and you'll get:
- New Scientist magazine delivered every week
- Unlimited access to all New Scientist online content -
a benefit only available to subscribers
- Great savings from the normal price
- Subscribe now!
If you would like to reuse any content from New Scientist, either in print or online, please contact the syndication department first for permission. New Scientist does not own rights to photos, but there are a variety of licensing options available for use of articles and graphics we own the copyright to.


text:
Today was a good day, I knocked two major items of my todo list. The first, was passing the CCDE written. This is the first step towards sitting for a practical examination that will hopefully be released this October. And, in response to Micheal Morris's blog post – Yes Mike, I can pass the CCDE [...]
Entries Tagged as 'CCDE'
Passed CCDE written and Recertified my CCIE – Killed two birds with one stone
June 16th, 2008 · 5 Comments · CCDE, CCIE, CISCO, consulting, MPLS, Technology
Tags:blog·C·CCDE·CCIE·certification·CISCO·cisco systems·Colin·DC3.0·examination·Micheal Morris·Mike·MPLS·Network·Network World·Networkers·networkworld·next generation networks·passed·Pic·Practical·Provider·service provider
Featured on Network World – 20 useful sites for Cisco networking professionals
February 20th, 2008 · No Comments · CCDE, CCIE, CCIE Storage, certification, Nexus 7000, NX-OS
This morning I was featured as #11 of 20 in Network World Magazines 20 useful sites for Cisco networking professionals. Let me say thank you to the folks at network world for mentioning my little corner of the internet, and welcome to any readers that haven't been to my site before. I hope that you [...]
Tags:C·CCDE·CCIE·certification·CISCO·Colin·Network·Network World·networkworld·Nexus·Nexus 7000·NX-OS·NX-OS 4.0·storage
Russ White – CCDE interview – Part 2
January 26th, 2008 · No Comments · CCDE, certification
Tags:C·CCDE·interview·Russ White


text:
What Is Obamacare? 8 Facts You Should Know
Money Girl covers 8 facts about Obamacare and how it will affect your health and your taxes.
Page 1 of 2
If you follow the news, you've heard the term "Obamacare" a lot lately. No matter if you're uninsured right now or have health coverage through an employer, everyone should get to know what health care reform really means.
In this episode I'll cover 8 facts about Obamacare so you understand how it will affect your health and your taxes.
Sponsor: Squarespace, the all-in-one platform that makes it fast and easy to create your own professional website or online portfolio. For a free trial and 10% off, go to Squarespace.com/moneygirl and use offer code Moneygirl8.
Click here to subscribe to the weekly Money Girl audio podcast—it's FREE!
What Is Obamacare?
Obamacare is a nickname given to a bill that passed in 2010 and was signed into law by President Barack Obama (hence the nickname). It's actually called the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act and it's a whopping 2,572 pages long. What many people don't realize is that the law covers a lot more than just health care issues.
Here are 8 facts about what's really in the law and how it will affect your health and personal finances:
Fact #1: You're Legally Required to Have Health Insurance
One of the most controversial parts of the Affordable Care Act is called the individual mandate. Starting in 2014, the federal government will require most Americans to buy health insurance.
You must provide documentation, such as a receipt or Form W-2, with your tax return to prove that you're enrolled in a health plan. Otherwise you'll have to pay a tax penalty of $95 or 1% of your gross income, up to $285, whichever is higher.
But this penalty gets steeper in 2015 and 2016, going as high as $695 or 2.5% of gross income, to a maximum of $2,085.
Fact #2: You Must Have a Qualified Health Plan
When the government says you must have health insurance starting January 1, 2014, they don't mean just any health insurance. In order to avoid the tax penalty, you must have a certain type, which is called a "qualified plan."
No matter if you get insurance through work or on your own, a qualified plan must cover these 10 essential benefits:
- Hospitalization
- Outpatient care
- Emergency services
- Laboratory services
- Preventive care
- Prescription drugs
- Maternity and newborn care
- Pediatric care
- Rehabilitative services
- Mental health and substance abuse treatment
Fact #3: Unhealthy Consumers Can Get Insurance
Starting in 2014, it will be unlawful for an insurance company to deny coverage or raise health insurance rates based on your health. If you have any pre-existing conditions, such as diabetes, cancer, or hypertension, you'll be able to get health insurance.


text:
WINTER SURROUNDS is a photographers one-year photographic odyssey across the American West. Accompanying text includes world-wide news headlines for each day a photograph was made.
Note: Please do not be alarmed by the hardcover retail price point. It is set as a disincentive to buy while we work out some printing technicalities.
We can't process cart requests at the moment. Please try again in a few minutes.
Blurb Sites


text:
Help provide funding for the Follow Your Inspiration Series
- Business & Professional
Meditation Instructor Gathering with Acharya Adam Lobel - SOLD OUT
Northern California Shambhala
Thursday, March 14, 2013 at 7:00 PM - Sunday, March 17, 2013 at 6:00 PM (PDT)
MI Gathering with MI Gathering with Acharya Adam Lobel and Acharya Dale Asrael
A Shambhala International Program To be held at Berkeley Shambhala Meditation Center
For Meditation Instructors only
During this program the Sakyong's instructions for the new Shambhala Meditation will be presented. We will have the opportunity to contemplate portions of the Shambhala Meditation text. We will also deepen our training in meditation instruction and practice the skills of feeling, being, and touching as a structure for our meetings with our meditation students. Download the PDF letter from Acharya Asrael for further information on this program. Please note: This will be the only Meditation Instructor Gathering on the West Coast in 2013.
Required: In preparation for the MI Gathering, participants are required to watch two presentations by Acharya Dale Asrael, "Shambhala Meditation Training Part 1 and 2." The first of these was presented on December 9, 2012; the second will take place on January 13, 2013. It would be great to watch these with other MIs at your centers, but you can also register individually and obtain recordings of the talks from the Shambhala Online recording library Click here.
Detailed Schedule:Thu March 14th: 7:00 PM - 9:00 PMFri March 15th: 9:00 AM - 6:00 PMSat March 16th: 9:00 AM - 9:00 PMSun March 17th: 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Contact Noah Butter- noahbutter [at] gmail [dot] com
Berkeley Shambhala Meditation Center
2288 Fulton Street, Berkeley, 94720
Hospitality Board
If you are interested in finding lodging or sharing rides with sangha members, please refer to our Hospitality Board, where you will be able to register to use the site (by creating a username and password) and then will be able to post messages under the appropriate topic (either requesting or offering rides or housing). Here is the website for the Hospitality Board: shambhalahospitality.org If you have questions regarding how to use the site, please contact Fred Zingeser at firstname.lastname@example.com
Cancellation Policy:
If you cancel your reservation more than 14 days prior to the program, you will receive a full refund less a $15 processing fee. If you cancel between 2 to 14 days prior to the program you will recieve a 50% refund. No refunds or credits are issued for cancellations received fewer than 48-hours prior to the scheduled program.
Northern California Shambhala is a community of meditation centers and study groups located in Berkeley, Davis, San Francisco, San Rafael, Santa Rosa, Santa Cruz, Sonoma, Sonora, Silicon Valley and Grass Valley. To locate a center near you, click here.
The Shambhala Lineage is a spirtual tradition founded on the principle that all beings are fundamentally good and deeply desire to create meaningful human society together. By bravely taking the time and space for self reflection we can both individually and communally awaken our inherent confidence, intelligence, and good will and desire for a better world.
In order to purchase these tickets in installments, you'll need an Eventbrite account. Log in or sign up for a free account to continue.


text:
The Academic Support Center provides services for all RIT and RIT/NTID supported Baccalaureate and Graduate degree-seeking students. Any NTID students enrolled in an associate's degree program such as NTID's AAS, AOS or AA program should first seek academic support from NTID's Counseling and Academic Advising Services office.
The act of learning and studying can seem like an elusive task. How does one study effectively? What techniques are used and how much time is needed to truly learn and understand material? In many cases students are not taught about effective learning and studying practices prior to entering college. As a result students either spend more time than is needed using ineffective techniques that don't produce results, or give up on studying all together.
The focus of Academic Coaching is to help students to understand the process of studying and learning, identify effective studying and learning techniques, and explore success topics such as organization, time management, motivation, procrastination, and concentration.
No! We work with all undergraduate/cross-registered and graduate students- regardless of GPA.
That depends on you! We work with you to develop a customized experience depending on your needs and interests in covering certain topics. Some students work with us for a period of time and then return later in their academic career to refresh certain topics or just "check-in", and some other students find that one coaching meeting is just what they need.
During your first meeting you and the Student Support Specialist will talk about your current academic habits. You'll work to develop a plan of action that will outline important academic success topics and important RIT resources for you to work with. You will also start to identify and refine academic goals and the behaviors required of you to achieve them.
Appointments are offered Tuesday - Friday from 10:00 am to 3:00 pm in the Academic Support Center (ASC), and generally last about 45 minutes.
Students can make an appointment by completing the Appointment Request Form located at the ASC Appointment Request Page.
You may also email our office at firstname.lastname@example.com, call 585-475-6682, or stop into our office located at:2080 Monroe Hall ( above Artesano Bakery & Cafe. )
Students needing interpreting should submit requests through NTID Access Services. Please be sure to allow enough advance notice for Access Services to accommodate your request.
Students needing interpreting should submit requests through NTID Access Services. Please be sure to allow enough advance notice for Access Services to accommodate your request.
Please just let us know. You'll be given the contact information of the Student Support Specialist you are scheduled to meet when you make the appointment. Please email, call, or stop by to let them know so that you can reschedule your appointment.


text:
Lawsuit Seeks to Block Liberty Quarry Environmental Report
- Details
- Published: Friday, 28 September 2012 12:43
A massive environmental study justifying Granite Construction's Liberty Quarry project in Temecula, Calif., is the target of another lawsuit, this time from a grassroots group and a local conservation district. The litigation filed by Save Our Southwest Hills and the Elsinore-Murrieta-Anza Resource Conservation District seeks to overturn Riverside County's certification of the report, an 8,500-page analysis of Liberty Quarry.
Read more: Lawsuit Seeks to Block Liberty Quarry Environmental Report


text:
I've tweaked the screensaver to a MoDaCo logo (had to be done) and started playing around with what's installed.
I have the nook button going to normal home for now and a long press loading relaunch. I'd like relaunch to load at the app view though ideally.
I'm probably going to lose a bunch of the apps that got installed, Music, Calendar, Gmail, Talk etc... I have a phone for those. There's a few where i'm not sure whether they do anything useful yet (Contacts, Gallery, Library, Nook friends, TestCenterService, NookHWTest, DeviceRegistrator, Social)... not sure what i'll do with those.
All i've really installed so far is Amazon Kindle, straight from the Play Store, which works OK, but the page animations are a bit annoying.
I've used the touch mod mapper to map bottom left key to back and bottom right key to menu. Interestingly, if we can map the top buttons to dpad left / right they would work as page turn buttons in Kindle!
Lots to explore still...


text:
Former heavyweight champion Ken Norton has died at age 70.
A friend of the fighter says Norton had been in poor health for the last several years after suffering a series of strokes.
Norton had three memorable fights against Muhammad Ali, winning the first while breaking his jaw in 1973. Ali won the rematch months later, then took the third in a controversial split decision in 1976.
Norton would come back the next year to win a heavyweight title eliminator and was declared champion by the World Boxing Council. But he lost a bruising 15-round fight to Larry Holmes in 1978 and would never be champion again.
Norton finished with a record of 42-7-1 and 33 knockouts.
To comment, the following rules must be followed:
Comments may be monitored for inappropriate content, but the station is under no legal obligation to do so.
If you believe a comment violates the above rules, please use the Flagging Tool to alert a Moderator.
Flagging does not guarantee removal.
Multiple violations may result in account suspension.
Decisions to suspend or unsuspend accounts are made by Station Moderators.
Questions may be sent to firstname.lastname@example.com. Please provide detailed information.


text:
Sunderland defender John O'Shea will meet up with the Republic of Ireland squad as scheduled after undergoing a scan on Sunday night.
Manager Martin O'Neill admitted after their 1-0 home defeat by Manchester United, during which O'Shea limped off before the break, that the 31-year-old could be a doubt for the Euro 2012 finals.
However, the Black Cats have confirmed that O'Shea will join up with the rest of Giovanni Trapattoni's Barclays Premier League-based players to start preparations in Malahide on Sunday.
Copyright (c) PA Sport 2012, All Rights Reserved.


text:
Aquarium To Celebrate Sea Otter Awareness Week
September 15, 2010
The Oregon Coast Aquarium will observe Sea Otter Awareness Week September 27 – October 3, a week-long event to educate the public about the integral role that sea otters play in the marine ecosystem. The week's activities will include a talk about sea otters, sea otter crafts and an abundance of information about sea otters' natural history and adaptations. Public sea otter feedings will be held at 10:30 am, 1:00 pm and 3:30 pm. For more information about national observances, visit the Defenders of Wildlife website.
Sea Otter Awareness Week Schedule:
Sunday through Saturday, September 27 – October 3
Lobby – Sea Otter Station – Learn all about the sea otter
Sea otter craftPublic sea otter feedings at 10:30 am, 1:00 pm and 3:30 pm
The last sea otter in Oregon was trapped near Newport in 1906. Sea Otters once ranged in number along the coasts of the North Pacific, from Russia and northern Japan, throughout the Aleutians, down the coasts of Alaska and British Columbia, to as far south as Baja. Scientists estimate up to 300,000 sea otters once inhabited this area. That changed in 1741 when traders realized that sea otter pelts were sought after for the unusually dense fur that enables them to survive in cold seas without the blubber of whales or sea lions. Of the three remaining subspecies of sea otters around the world, two are found here in North America: the southern, or California sea otter and the northern sea otter. The third subspecies is the Russian sea otter.
Sea otters play a critical role in the marine ecosystem as a keystone species. They promote a healthy kelp forest that, in turn, supports thousands of organisms. Sea otters are also an indicator or sentinel species. They are dying of diseases that have land-based connections. Since humans and sea otters eat many of the same seafood items, high rates of sea otter disease may be a warning for both human health and marine ecosystem health.
The Oregon Coast Aquarium has participated in a sea otter breeding loan program with the Seattle Aquarium. Two sea otter pups born there are the offspring of Adaa, who was sent to Seattle on breeding loan from the Oregon Coast Aquarium. Adaa's first pup, a male named Chugach, was born in 2005, to Aniak who was a first time mother. The second pup, named Alki, also a male, was born in 2005 to Lootas.
"The Oregon Coast Aquarium is very fortunate in having the largest sea otter exhibit in North America," said Judy Tuttle, Aquarium Curator of Mammals. "We maintain the Aquarium's sea otter population at three to four male sea otters, including both northern and southern sea otters. Tuttle said there is a great need for homes for non-releasable males and the Oregon Coast Aquarium maintains the largest captive male population. "Only 12 aquariums and zoos in North American maintain sea otter exhibits for visitors to enjoy," said Tuttle.


text:
All events for Reading the Great Lakes
October 2012
Reading the Great Lakes
Come explore the Lakes with us! We'll read a range of titles including mystery, history, fiction, and nonfiction all taking place in the Great Lakes region–from Chicago to Cleveland. This book club will be led by our smart librarians and will take place the first Thursday of every month. Additional copies of the book are available to be checked out on Level 4 of the Main Library. October's selection is The Art of Fielding by Chad Harbach.Find out more »


text:
Discussion of PH/PS and the new generation of hormones.
Forum for peptide and research companies169 Topics1,179 Posts
Dad's Day Sale! 20% STOREWIDE plus 10% CODE!
Yesterday, 05:02 PM by CEM Store
This forum is dedicated to the discussion of growth hormone, IGF-1 and other growth factors associated with anti-aging.3,641 Topics38,701 Posts
This forum is dedicated to discussion of traditional, old school hormone use. Keep the new stuff out!2,068 Topics45,483 Posts
Dave's Newest bulk into cut for show. AAS, SLIN and GH
Yesterday, 11:49 PM by rascal14
This forum is dedicated to discussions of post cycle therapy.7,746 Topics68,534 Posts
Legit? Evolutionary.org Anti-Gynecomastia Cure 3.0
Yesterday, 09:26 PM by sacman85
Cycle lengths, post cycle recovery, and cycle results...7,519 Topics229,005 Posts


text:
At the last count, there were no less than five Nigerian athletes in Great Britain team at the on going Olympic 2012. Even at that, several others who were not selected were up in arms with UK Athletics for ignoring them.
Now, most of those who failed in their bid to represent GB are now having a rethink, giving Nigeria a second thought.
One of such athletes is JJ Jegede. The lad who felt his 8.23m was good enough to grant him a place in the GB team but was ignored is looking in the direction of doing what Tosin Oke did in 2007.
Then, Oke was overlooked in GB's team for the World Championship hosted by Japan in Osaka. He dumped them for Nigeria and since then has not looked back.
There are no less than 26 of such athletes thinking of Nigeria as alternative now.
But Nigeria's track & field team are quietly waiting, insisting that the country will not be dumping ground for those rejected abroad. Only those good enough may be considered when the time comes.
Home Cooking
If there is one thing that the typical Nigerian athlete normally complains of at competitions, it is the food.
Already, a section of the 'home grown' Team Nigerian athletes are looking elsewhere outside the Games Village to 'refuel their tanks.'
Those of them who are not used to the continental meals served at the Village have started to eat out in some of the 'joints' managed by Nigerians in London. One of athletes told THISDAY at one of such restaurants that nothing compares with our delicacies like pounded yam, semovita and eba with rich ogbono or egusi soups.
"Most of what they are giving us to eat is mainly continental. Even the rice in the African section lacks our kind of stew and tastes so much sugar," complained the athlete.
Oldest Nigerian Olympian in London
K.A.B. Olowu is the oldest Nigerian Olympian alive today. He is the last surviving member of the generation of athletes that first participated in the Olympics for Nigeria.
He was a member of the Nigerian team to the Helsinki '52 and Melbourne '56 Games.
Pa Olowu, now in 80s is here in London without the knowledge of the Nigeria Olympic Committee executives.
A former federation chief who learnt of Pa Olowu's presence quipped: "In an ideal setting, this is the kind of man that we should be celebrating not those who have not contributed anything to our commonwealth but are benefitting from the system. How can out NOC say they do not know that Pa Olowu is here in London?"


text:
3 Skin Issues That Make You Look Older
There are certain factors that occur on our face that give away our age and make us look older. And they only get worse if they aren't properly taken care of over time. So to help, we've identified the top three skin issues that instantly age us and how to fix them. Watch this video to see what issues are dead giveaways and learn about a product available in the latest NewBeauty TestTube that can fix them all.
- Tags:
- Anti-Aging •
- Under-Eye Bags •
- Concealer •
- Dr. Brandt •
- Dull Skin •
- Under Eye •
- Wrinkles
Popular Now
- Comments
- 1 comments | Post a comment
I LOVE this Dr. Brandt product! I have been using it every day since the Test Tube got here.. definitely buying it once I run out.Posted on1
More articles on Under-Eye Bags, and Anti-Aging:


text:
"It's not enough to say 'I love children.' It's just not enough anymore. That's what you're supposed to say, but that's not the real answer. The real answer is 'I want to be with children. I want to love these children.'"
Bonnie Seefeldt, Prekindergarten teacher and 2013 Knowledge Universe® Early Childhood Educator Award recipient
There are some people who are born to be teachers. Bonnie Seefeldt, a Prekindergarten teacher at the Brown Deer KinderCare® Learning Center in Brown Deer, Wisconsin, is one of those people. Hers is a classroom that draws people in – the kind of place children run into in the morning and don't want to leave at the end of the day. For that matter, neither does Bonnie, as she knows how important consistency is for her young learners.
"She's the most dedicated, compassionate teacher that I've ever seen," said Center Director Tammy Kreger. "She has a relationship with our families that is truly a teacher-parent relationship."
Bonnie's students mean the world to her, but her son, who grew up in the Brown Deer center, is her first source of inspiration. To know that her son is cared for, that the people in his life treat him well, matters most to Bonnie. When she looks at her students, she knows their parents want the same thing. It's her personal goal to show every single student the same love and care she wishes for her own child.
"She just looks at her children and her children look at her and you can see that there's just a genuine caring," said District Manager Deb Gorman.
Bonnie's positive attitude and supportive demeanor, along with her dedication to showcasing the progress of her students and making sure they are ready for Kindergarten earned her the 2013 Knowledge Universe Early Childhood Educator Award. The award was a public recognition of something her center's leaders have known for years: Bonnie is one of the best teachers around.
"From the first day I walked into Bonnie's classroom I knew she was special," said Deb. "She was that teacher [who] lives and breathes it every single day. It's not a job to her. It's her life."
Region Vice President Susie Egr agrees. "I think Bonnie is the perfect Pre-k teacher. It's important to have the right teacher. We're handing [the students] off to the school system and I know she understands that."
But Bonnie's not about to send her students off to Kindergarten without a little extra support and a hug or two – after all, her students are an extension of her family.
"This is my second home," she said. "It really, really, really is. They like to go, 'Oh, Bonnie's still here. Bonnie's not going home yet,' but it's my second home. It completes me."
Photo credit: Courtesy of Getty Images for Knowledge Universe.
We invite you to apply for a rewarding career within our organization.
Learn more and view our current openings >
© 2015 KinderCare Learning Centers LLC Legal (updated 3/19/15)


text: It truly is significant to take into consideration treatment and pay out interest to the guidelines of customs when placing up the visitor list. Spouse and young children members will need to unquestionably be invited, together with close acquaintances and potentially some extraordinary coworkers as perfectly. Plenty of occasions the mom to be's coworkers will set up their special baby shower at the workplace, and once again it is relevant for all those world-wide-web hosting the festivities to pay thorough attention to baby shower etiquette. Baby Shower: Several advantages Of Obtaining Baby Shower Games The second decent purpose to have (more…)


text:
Our stand 'What about teaching?' attracted a huge following at the Age VCE Careers Expo held at Caulfield Racecourse from 24–26 April.
A seminar presented by teachers Damien Toussaint and Sally Wilkinson was also very popular with visitors to the expo.
See the Institute's stand at the
Virtual Careers Expo. Go to the 'Education/Training' page. Search for
'Teaching' and click on 'Victorian Institute of Teaching'.


text:
Veera is great presentation of Star Plus.
Watch Star Plus drama serial Veera online. Free episodes and updates of Veera available online. Download and watch episodes of Veera. Hindi Serials And Hindi Dramas. Watch Veera online for free. Star Plus Serial Veera episodes are available online to Download and Watch.


text:
If we have learned one thing over the years it is that nothing emboldens our enemies and complicates the job of our troops than the release of grisly images, whether of torture at Abu Ghraib or of Marines urinating on a corpse in Afghanistan. The acts themselves are reprehensible and should be punished. But should the photos of what happened then be published in ways that will undoubtedly enflame passions against our troops and place innocent men and women, who had nothing to do with the acts in question, into greater jeopardy?
The Los Angeles Times apparently believes the answer is "yes"; hence its article this morning printing a series of photos of the grisly remains of Taliban suicide bombers taken in 2010 by a few soldiers from the 82nd Airborne Division's Second Brigade. As the article itself, by distinguished war correspondent David Zucchino, notes:
U.S. military officials asked the Times not to publish any of the pictures.
Capt. John Kirby, a Pentagon spokesman, said the conduct depicted "most certainly does not represent the character and the professionalism of the great majority of our troops in Afghanistan…. Nevertheless, this imagery — more than two years old — now has the potential to indict them all in the minds of local Afghans, inciting violence and perhaps causing needless casualties."
The risk of needless casualties is especially great because the very battalion responsible for the picture taking is now deployed once again in southern Afghanistan. Nevertheless, the Times decided to publish anyway, explaining its decision as follows: "After careful consideration, we decided that publishing a small but representative selection of the photos would fulfill our obligation to readers to report vigorously and impartially on all aspects of the American mission in Afghanistan, including the allegation that the images reflect a breakdown in unit discipline that was endangering U.S. troops."
I fail to see what public good is served by publishing the pictures. The same news could have been made public by an unillustrated article. Unfortunately, this publication will unfairly sully the conduct of–and quite possibly jeopardize the lives of–U.S. troops who have, on the whole, conformed to the highest standards of conduct, which is more than can be said for their enemies. In this kind of conflict, I might add–pitting troops of an established democracy defending a nascent democracy against theocratic savages–"impartiality" in news coverage is hardly the highest ideal. American journalists, who routinely embed with American military units, need to give greater concern to protecting those units against needless attacks.


text:
Port Solitaire Seeks a Storm
View Single Post
Joined: Sep 2007
Location: Recalculating...
Oddometer: 18,394
Well I didn't want to stink up your thread without asking.
I read his book earlier this year, based on a comment someone here made about him.
I admired his pluck as a boy; shipping out in those days was in no way easy. By the end of the book I loathed him.
In spite of all his lofty talk about freedom and independence he turned out to be a total failure. Defied the courts, defrauded his creditors, kidnapped his children and hauled them off to Tahiti where he proceeded to abandon them and lay up drunk pretending to write. Became a communist but when the heat got to be too much he really didn't have the strength of his convictions and ratted out his comrades. I only finished the book because I kept waiting for him to have some epiphany and become the person he supposedly aspired to be.
Anyway, I know you're in a tough spot and it rubbed me wrong a little to see you (perhaps) using him as an example. Probably doesn't mean anything.
I enjoyed your report; you need to stop selling yourself short, you have a lot to offer.
Good luck!
View Public Profile
Find More Posts by Laconic


text:
The Kenyatta National Hospital Management will today reveal the their position regarding the planned nurses strike called for by the Kenya National Union of Nurses. The meeting will be led by KNH CEO Richard Lesiyampe and attended by officials of KUDHEIHA and the National Nurses Association of Kenya.
Kenya: KNH Management's Position On Nurses Strike
Copyright © 2012 The Star. All rights reserved. Distributed by AllAfrica Global Media (allAfrica.com). To contact the copyright holder directly for corrections — or for permission to republish or make other authorized use of this material, click here.
AllAfrica publishes around 2,000 reports a day from more than 130 news organizations and over 200 other institutions and individuals, representing a diversity of positions on every topic. We publish news and views ranging from vigorous opponents of governments to government publications and spokespersons. Publishers named above each report are responsible for their own content, which AllAfrica does not have the legal right to edit or correct.
Articles and commentaries that identify allAfrica.com as the publisher are produced or commissioned by AllAfrica. To address comments or complaints, please Contact us.


text:
Skip to Content - Skip to Navigation
Home > Research > News
The School of Graduate Studies and Research is pleased to announce that Malinda Cowles, Center for Health and Well Being, received $4,000 from the Three Rivers Community Foundation for her Safe Zone project.
The project is titled "Improve Safe Zone Training Components about Transgender Issues to Include Additional Educational Resources and the Development of Webpage Resources for the IUP Community and Video Recorded Vignettes to Use in Training."
Posted on 7/26/2011 8:44:07 AM
IT Support Center
Map, Directions,and Parking
Contact Us
Emergency Information
Site Map
Privacy Statement
IUP AthleticsGet schedules, scores, & more
Follow IUP on Social Media
More IUP Social Media
© 2007–15 Indiana University of Pennsylvania 1011 South Drive, Indiana, Pa. 15705724-357-2100 Fraud, Waste, and Abuse Hotline
Your campus companion, updated. Available for Apple and Android devices.


text:
Plymouth Herald has all the best restaurants in Plymouth and every type of restaurant in Plymouth listed, many with reviews and star ratings; you'll find Indian Restaurants, Chinese Restaurants, Italian Restaurants as well as other places to eat in Plymouth such as Pizza Parlours and Brasseries.
Why not list your Plymouth Restaurant business on Plymouth Herald ?
Address: 616 Wolseley Road, St Budeaux, Plymouth, PL5 1TZ
Address: 75 West Street, , TAVISTOCK, PL19 8AJ
Address: 9 Market Avenue, , PLYMOUTH, PL1 1PE
Address: 3 Buckland Terrace, , YELVERTON, PL20 6AD
Address: 10 Ladysmith Road, Lipson, Plymouth, PL4 7NJ
Address: Old Treasury Building, Catherine Street, PLYMOUTH, PL1 2AD
Address: St John, Hawkin Square, Plymouth, PL1 2AY
Address: 4 frankfort gate, , plymouth, PL1 1QD
Address: 17 Derrys Cross , , Plymouth, PL1 2SW
Address: 36 Admiralty Street, Stonehouse, PLYMOUTH, PL1 3RU
Address: Millbay road, , Plymouth, PL1 3LF
Address: 43 Fore Street, , Ivybridge, PL21 9AE
Address: 27 - 29 Tavistock Road, Roborough, Plymouth, PL6 7BD
Address: 31 Stonehouse Street, , Plymouth, PL1 3PE
Address: Sparkwell, , Plymouth, PL7 5DD
Address: 97 Mayflower Street, , PLYMOUTH, PL1 1SD
Address: 2 Barne Road, , PLYMOUTH, PL5 1EF
Address: 160 Plymouth Road, Plympton, PLYMOUTH, PL7 4NE
Address: Athenaeum Place, Derrys Cross, PLYMOUTH, PL1 2SW
Address: 10-11 Southside Street, , PLYMOUTH, PL1 2LA


text:
March Madness: Five Teams That Can Win It All
COLLEGE BASKETBALL: 5 TEAMS THAT CAN WIN IT ALL Every team is going dancing, but only one will win it all during March Madness. And the brackets are in! #MarchMadness pic.twitter.com/IVtmqu73zJ — PTI (@PTI) March 19, 2015 Here are
UConn wins and earns a rematch with FLA in the Final Four
The last time the University of Florida lost was UConn back on December 3, 2013 on a last second basket by Shabazz Napier 65-64 on the road in Storrs, Conn. Since that cold Monday night the Gators have won
Gators face Dayton Saturday 6:09 p.m. on TBS
The top ranked and overall No. 1 Florida Gators will start off the Elite Eight band wagon Saturday night at about 6:09 a.m. from Memphis as they face the darlings of the of the 2014 NCAA Division I Men's Basketball
Does Florida Need A "Key Player" To Win A National Championship?
Mick Hubert( Florida Gatorsplay-by-play announcer) talks Gators Basketball with Tuck and O'Neill
Is Florida The Best Rounded Team In The Sweet 16?
Tuck and O'Neill recap last weekends exciting match-ups in t NCAA Tournament
NCAA Tournament: Best ratings in 21 years
Well locally there is no doubt there is interest in the 2014 Men's NCAA Basketball Tournament. With the overall No. 1 Florida Gators involved all along the I-4 corridor, the buzz is basketball. But nationally it has been a
Gators rocking the college hoops polls
If it is Monday then it must be time to take a look at the college basketball polls and the University of Florida is firmly in the number three spot in the Associated Press poll and in the fourth


text:
Following the Mountain Lakes Loop Trail clockwise from its junction with the Varney Creek Trail, hikers descend to the northern shores of Lakes Como and past several smaller unnamed wilderness lakes off the main trail. The trail then climbs a short steep pass which provides the first view of Lake Harriette, the largest lake in the Mountain Lakes Wilderness. The trail then skirts around the northeastern shore of the lake and meanders up the lower slopes of Mount Carmine before steeply ascending the southern caldera rim. Views of the wilderness lakes and peaks are spectacular from this vantage point The route then switchbacks down a rugged rock scree, past the junction with the Clover Creek Trail, then continues west to the junction with the Mountain Lakes trail at an elevation of about 7,200 feet. From here is a perfect view of Mount McLoughlin. The Loop Trail climbs gently through a pass north of Whiteface Peak, then descends across a rocky face and into the caldera, passing between Lakes Eb and Zeb. In less than a quarter mile, the loop is completed at the junction with the Varney Creek Trail. The wet meadows and lakeshores along this route require the practice of minimum impact visitation to endure.
Directions: From Klamath Falls, The trail can be accessed via the Mountain Lakes Trail from the west, Clover Creek Trail from the south, and Varney Creek Trail from the north. Follow directions to any of these trails and follow them to the Mountain Lakes Loop Trail.
Elevation Gain: 500 feet
Distance: 7.5 miles
Usage: Moderate
Difficulty: Moderate
- Be the first to Review
Winema National Forest, Oregon
Visitor Information
Review by Wildernet Copyright © 2010 Wildernet.com all rights reserved.
- Crater Lake National Park, OR Hotel Prices Made Easy
Orbitz.com - Just Orbitz and go!
- Hotel Deals in Crater Lake National Park, OR
Expedia.com - Don't just travel. Travel right!
- Book Now with Cheap Tickets and Save on Crater Lake National Park, OR Hotels!
CheapTickets.com - Just click. You're there.
- Find the best rates for hotels in Crater Lake National Park, OR
Kayak.com - Life's a trip.


text:
Narrow your search
The big news for iOS 8.4 is Apple Music, but there's a long list of tweaks and fixes to iBooks and more in the latest iOS update.
Some people are complaining because they can no longer share music to their iOS devices, while others say the iCloud Music Library is making a mess of their local iTunes library.
Apple Music has a lot of potential, but its iCloud Music Library bugs and confusing interface keep it from edging out Spotify for now.
Pricing not available
The streaming-music wars are on, with Apple Music and Spotify now locked in a battle on price, features and artist selection. But how do they compare on sound quality? We put them head-to-head to find out.
The company claims the summer sale will have more deals than Black Friday, though the discounts will only be available to its Prime members.
Don't delete P.T. from your PS4 if you want to play it again.
Photos for Mac lets you work with multiple libraries. Learn how to choose a default library, open another library, and merge multiple libraries in iCloud Photo Library.
Which has the most apps? Which has the coolest features? Which one is the best? The most popular streamers all have their merits, so we'll help you decide which box is right for you.
After years resisting subscriptions, Apple hits play on a $10-a-month streaming music service Tuesday with a three-month free trial.
Need help getting started on all-you-can-stream services like Spotify and Apple Music? Here are the six questions to ponder before you sign up.


text:
Latest NFL
Jul 5, 2015 12:48 PM
Jay Cutler is not one of Brandon Marshall's favorite teammates
Jul 4, 2015 5:36 PM
The people have San Diego have spoken: Comic-Con is more important than the Chargers.
Jul 4, 2015 4:39 PM
Joe Flacco's doppelganger is causing some problems in Maryland.
Jul 4, 2015 3:22 PM
The Packers are the new favorite to win Super Bowl 50.
Jul 4, 2015 2:13 PM
Andrew Quarless' Fourth of July weekend didn't get off to a good start.
Jul 4, 2015 1:40 PM
The Raiders bought a full page ad in a Canadian newspaper to show support for the U.S. Women's soccer team.
Jul 4, 2015 12:36 PM
Don't even bother buying a horse if you're not going to setup a Twitter account for it.
Jul 3, 2015 8:55 PM
David Carr was the No. 1 overall pick in the 2002 NFL Draft and he thinks that his younger brother Derek will likely have a better NFL career than he did.
Jul 3, 2015 7:04 PM
Charlie Whitehurst is on a boat in France with no shirt.
Jul 3, 2015 5:49 PM
Dez Bryant thinks he might have been ranked a little low on the NFL's top-100 list.
Jul 3, 2015 4:35 PM
The Eagles apparently have big goals for 2015.
Jul 3, 2015 3:27 PM
'Riverboat' Ron just couldn't resist taking a selfie when he saw an actual riverboat while vacationing this week.
Jul 3, 2015 2:01 PM
Michael Sam returned to the Montreal Alouettes last week after unexpectedly leaving the team in mid-June.
Jul 3, 2015 1:08 PM
The NFC South won't be the worst division in the NFL in 2015.
Jul 3, 2015 12:19 PM
Representatives for Dez Bryant reportedly met with the Cowboys last week in the hopes of keeping one of the NFL's best young receivers in Dallas.
Top NFL Headlines
At 45, can Brett Favre still hack it in the NFL?
Fantasy Sports
CBSSports.com Shop
NFL Training Camp Gear
2016 Super Bowl


text:
March 22nd, 2012
It's Game Over For Fernando Gonzalez [Video]
Fernando Gonzalez says his goodbye from tennis Wednesday night in Miami.
Posted by Staff @ 1:01 am in Miami | 12 Comments »
March 21st, 2012
Venus Williams Returns Today In Miami; Kleybanova Gets First Win After Cancer Battle
The first round of the women's event is all about the comebacks: Alisa Kleybanova, Venus Williams and Kim Clijsters.
Posted by Staff @ 9:14 am in Miami | 7 Comments »
July 24th, 2011
Unseeded Serena Looms at Stanford; Roddick Still in Hiding; ATP/WTA Previews
American Andy Roddick still in seclusion during Week #2 of the US Open Series, not making an appearance since the U.S. Davis Cup debacle vs. Spain…
Posted by Staff @ 2:13 pm in Tennis | 8 Comments »
April 27th, 2011
Djokovic Begins Clay Season, Has He Cooled Off? Del Potro Wins in Estoril
Novak Djokovic finally makes his 2011 clay debut tomorrow in Belgrade.
Posted by Sean Randall @ 12:15 am in Estoril | 94 Comments »
August 10th, 2010
Andy Roddick Withdraws From Toronto
Andy Roddick withdraws from the Rogers Cup Toronto.
Posted by Staff @ 5:37 pm in Canadian Open | 4 Comments »
August 6th, 2010
Toronto Draw: Nadal, Murray Tough; Federer, Djokovic Easy
The Canadian Open draw has been released. Here are the highlights.
Posted by Sean Randall @ 10:23 pm in Canadian Open | 176 Comments »
May 22nd, 2010
French Open Begins, Will Rafael Nadal be Champion Again in Two Weeks?
Sean Randall makes his picks for the French Open.
Posted by Sean Randall @ 6:27 pm in French Open | 119 Comments »
April 19th, 2010
Nadal Goes for 6 in a Row at ATP Barcelona
Seeds: Rafael Nadal, Robin Soderling, Jo-Wilfried Tsonga, Fernando Gonzalez, Fernando Verdasco, Tomas Berdych, Juan Carlos Ferrero, David Ferrer, Tommy Robredo, Juan Monaco, Jurgen Melzer, Lleyton Hewitt, Thomaz Bellucci, Al Montanes, Nicolas Almagro, Feliciano Lopez
Posted by Staff @ 1:15 am in Tennis | 51 Comments »
April 4th, 2010
Previews: Odesnik in ATP Houston, Oudin at WTA Ponte Vedra
The claycourt season officially begins with two events each on the men's and women's tours this week: Grand Prix Hassan II Casablanca, Morocco Surface: clay $450,000 ADHEREL Seeds: Stan Wawrinka, Guillermo "G-Lo" Garcia-Lopez, Victor Hanescu, Lukasz Kubot, Paul-Henri Mathieu, Simon Greul, Olivier "The Roach" Rochus, Florent Serra Floaters: Arnaud Clement, Richard Gasquet Notes: Kubot after [...]
Posted by Staff @ 11:35 pm in Tennis | 1 Comment »
April 4th, 2010
Champions for Chile Highlights [Video]
Highlights from the Champions for Chile exo from Miami on Saturday.
Posted by Tom Gainey @ 7:56 pm in Exhibitions, Miami, Videos | Comments Off


text:
A pill box at the centre of gathered double satin organza "puff ball"
Exquisitely understated and yet so beautiful, Gina Foster's interpretation of the pillbox sits perfectly atop the most classic of outfits. Or mix with something altogether more offbeat - the choice is yours.
- 1 In stock, dispatched 9 Jul 2015This item is in stock and will be dispatched on the date shown. The cutoff for same-day dispatch is 1pm UK time.
- View more:
- Pill Box Hats Black Hats
See yourself in this hat
Try this hat on now. Upload a photo or use your webcam to see yourself in this hat.
Try this hat on now
View all designs by Gina Foster


text:
Ok, I tried googling around for this problem but i can't find any info on it.
I have this weird erratic idle when i am at a stop light. It acts like it wants to stall and some times it almost does but the amp guage goes down to almost a quarter and it seems it's trying to keep it alive that way?
The weird thing about this is that it's very random, it happens maybe once every two weeks.
The idle is fine when cruising at high speeds, but i noticed that the car will no go into overdrive, and when i let go of the gas pedal, and i put pressure on the pedal i notice that i have to push harder than normal to actually get the gas into the engine; it's not a fluid motion.
I just had a tune up, and I am due for an oil change. I had the SES light go on and a mechanic scanned the system and said that my car was misfiring big time on 1 and 6. This happened after the tune up so he suspected that the coil packs needed to be replaced, which were.
I get no SES light, and the only difference i have noticed is that I was late for work so as soon as i started the car up, I put it in gear and left... it was idling fine when it was cold.
I read that people had similar problems with the IAC, I owned the car since nov 05 and it has an AC Delco battery which still says it's good according to that little green dot.
I'm not a car person, but i like doing my research and try to figure out what to expect, plus i like to keep the mechanics on their toes to make sure they're not giving me the run around. Anyone have any idea what this could be? I am willing to bet that if I went out there to start my car up and let it warm up it will run and idle fine.
Thanks in advance!


text:
Route Grade Votings
Total votes cast 17
Adjacent Routes
A superb climb following the fine line up the curving ramp and corner above. Excellent and varied climbing as long as you don't expect a normal clip-up. 1) 6a. Follow the curving ramp clipping some bolts on other routes. At its end pull over the bulge and belay. 2) 6a. The V-corner leads past two overlaps to the top.
Great first pitch all the way! Second pitch is a real fight!
Placed a new anchor at the first stance 2 years ago. First pitch is about 30m (not 20m) and really varied. Remember the second pitch indeed as a fight ;)


text:
Mokoomba came back to a rousing welcome following a six-month-long tour of Europe and proved once more that language is no barrier when it comes to music.
The Tonga-speaking Afro-fusion group thrilled the cosmopolitan crowd that braved a heavy downpour in the late afternoon to witness the first edition of the Music
Crossroads Showcase Mission hosted by Alliance Francaise on Saturday night.
The Showcase Mission brought together on one stage four products of the talent search competition -- Mokoomba, Gwarimba, Savannah Afros and Club Shanga -- who each showed why they had all made it to the top in their respective editions of the Music Crossroads Zimbabwe finals.
2008 Music Crossroads winners Mokoomba were performing for the first time in Harare after playing to packed audiences abroad had the crowd on the dance floor with their very first song.
The group, who had the rare distinction of appearing on BBC2's flagship show, "Late With Jools Holland", has done its fair share of high-profile collaborations, notably with Dutch DJ Gregor Salto at this year's edition of Hifa.
Combining modern and traditional instruments with a rich blend of rhythms, Mokoomba has succeeded in elevating traditional Tonga music to unprecedented levels.
A remarkable feat indeed in a country in which sungura, dendera, gospel music and mbira rule the roost.
Saturday's act comprised new and old songs and they spiced their act by giving their local fans a taste of their latest offering "Rising Tide" which features plug tracks such as "Masangango", "Mangongo", "Mwile", "Misodzi", "Yombe" and "Nimukonda".
On a scale of one to 10 Mokoomba get 8,5 for Saturday's show.
Mufakose-based group Gwarimba kicked off the fiesta with a polished performance that included a catalogue of their well-known songs like "Makuve", "Africa", "Shuramurove", "Ndoenda" and "Come Come", all taken from their debut album, "BhoBhoBho" released in 2010, much to the delight of the crowd.
Gwarimba, who occasionally sound like Thomas Mapfumo, demonstrated their versatility with a reggae remix of Phil Collins' classic "Another Day In Paradise", done by Jamaican musician Duanne Stephenson.
About halfway through the showcase, flashes of lightning started criss-crossing the sky and the rain which had held off during the early evening began falling down playing havoc with the power supply.
But this did not dampen a sterling performance by Marondera-based Club Shanga, added their
own thunder to the lightning with a top-drawer performance anchored by tracks such as "Hamutigone", "Peta Muswe", "Nherera" and the timeless "Tondobayana".
Special mention must go to the two female dancers from Club Shanga, who left the crowd spellbound with their well-choreographed dance sequences.
But the same cannot be said about their Chitungwiza-based counterparts. Admittedly, Savannah Afros had a bad day in the office.
And judging by their performance on Saturday night, the 2011 Music Crossroads winners still have a lot of homework to do if they are to catch up with Club Shanga and Mokoomba, let alone Gwarimba.
They only managed to jolt the crowd on to the dance floor when they sang the popular Shona nursery rhyme, "Dudu Muduri".
Other tracks such as "Nherera"and one curiously titled "Motherless Child" (another term for orphan) only elicited a muted response from an otherwise subdued audience.
Bulawayo will be the next stop for the Music Crossroads Showcase Mission as it goes around the country's 10 provinces.
Speaking on behalf of Music Crossroads Zimbabwe director Mathias Bangure, co-master of ceremonies Hope Masike explained that the idea of the musical fest was to promote local talent at home before it is exported overseas.


text:
Fun ways to celebrate the Fourth of July
(EndPlay Staff Reports) - The Fourth of July falls on a Wednesday this year. While some people might be lamenting about missing a long weekend, others are getting ready for a mid-week blowout.
Here are a handful of ways you can festively celebrate the Fourth, even if it is in the middle of the week.
Tune in – Celebrate the Fourth of July vicariously through the revelers in the nation's capital by watching A Capitol Fourth on PBS . This star-spangled event and concert will kick off at 8 p.m. EST.
Chill out – There's a heat wave engulfing most of the country's midsection. Celebrate Fourth of July fun and cool off at the same time by making your own frozen desserts. Check out Betty Crocker's ideas for frozen pops, or put that ice cream maker to good use with a fruity sorbet.
Feast like the founding fathers – The history books indicate the colonial diet was a bit different than what we eat today. However, Philadelphia's City Tavern Restaurant , established in 1773, still serves up some of the founding fathers' favorites. Check out their menu for inspiration when planning your own Fourth of July feast.
Celebrate with safety – If you choose to celebrate the Fourth of July with fireworks, do it safely. The Better Business Bureau has compiled a list of things to keep in mind when lighting the sky on your own.
Hot dog – For some, the Fourth of July marks the dog days of summer. For others, the Fourth of July is the hot dog day of summer. Nathan's Famous Hot Dog Eating Contest is held each year on July 4, and 2012 marks its 96th event. Eat a hot dog in honor of the annual competition.


text:
NBA Fan Code of Conduct
The National Basketball Association, the Denver Nuggets and Pepsi Center are committed to creating a safe, comfortable, and enjoyable sports & entertainment experience.
NBA fans have a right to expect an environment where:
- Players will respect and appreciate each and every fan.
- Guests will be treated in a consistent, professional and courteous manner by all arena and team personnel.
- Guests will enjoy the basketball experience free from disruptive behavior, including foul or abusive language or obscene gestures.
- Guests will consume alcoholic beverages in a responsible manner. Intervention with an impaired, intoxicated or underage guest will be handled in a prompt and safe manner.
- Guests will sit only in their ticketed seats and show their tickets when requested.
- Guests will not engage in fighting, throwing objects or attempting to enter the court, and those who engage in any of these actions will immediately be ejected from the game.
- Guests will smoke in designated smoking areas only.
- There will not be any obscene or indecent messages on signs or clothing.
- Guests will comply with requests from arena staff regarding arena operations and emergency response procedures.
The NBA, the Denver Nuggets and Pepsi Center thank you for adhering to the provisions of the NBA Fan Code of Conduct.


text:
See some of the latest and best photos from people who've completed the AgriVenture experience.
Travel, Work, Excitement, Fun, Safety, Experience...
Whether you want to work overseas during your Gap Year, need help organising your OE or you simply want to gain valuable work experience overseas, look no further.
AgriVenture is an awesome introduction to a new culture and a different working world. A farm work placement will allow you to experience real life in another country, rather than just as a tourist.
Join AgriVenture and you will really land on your feet!
We offer a unique opportunity for young people aged between 18 and 30 to travel and work on a farm, in agriculture, horticulture or home management in the following countries:
Australia, New Zealand, Canada, USA, Europe and Japan.
AgriVenture is run by the International Agricultural Exchange Association (IAEA), a non governmental, non-profit membership organisation which has been operating farm work placements since 1965. Around 30,000 young people have been hosted overseas on one of our programmes.
The experience you gain on your farm work placement provides an excellent basis on which to choose or continue your career. We aim to provide you with an AgriVenture programme and an experience that money can't buy. This really is a great way to see the world while, at the same time, gaining some work experience on a farm work placement, learning some new tricks and having a great time !


text:
Women's and Gender Studies Program
Daniel Hawkins
Associate Professor of Sociology
Family sociology
Ph.D., Pennsylvania State University, 2006
402.554.4935, firstname.lastname@example.com
My main research interests are in the area of family sociology, particularly fatherhood, parent-child relations, marital quality, and biosocial factors related to family relationships. Some of my past work appears in the American Sociological Review, the Journal of Marriage and Family, Social Forces, and the Journal of Family Issues. My current research examines the relationship between father involvement and the quality of men's lives. I've taught a number of courses here at UNO, Sociology of Families, Social Statistics, American Family Problems, Sociology of Fatherhood, and the graduate Research Methods and Statistics sequence. I hope to teach classes on family law and biosociology in the near future. I'm also the chair of the Sociology Graduate Program.


text:
School of the Arts Faculty
Shaun Clarke
Artist-in-Residence (2012)
B.A. New York University
M.F.A. Emerson College
Shaun has worked as a cinematographer on numerous projects over the past 10 years. His work has ranged from short narrative films, to commercial spots, to feature-length documentaries. He's known for his creative but disciplined approach to cinematography, and his professional approach to his work on productions and sets of all sizes.
Shaun also has extensive experience teaching film and video production to a diverse mix of students. In addition to his teaching duties at Emeron, Shaun has lectured and taught at Massachusetts College of Art & Design (Mass Art), Wentworth Institute of Technology, New York Film Academy (Harvard University) & Bentley University.
Phone: 3368
E-Mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Dean's Welcome
The School of the Arts is dedicated to the kind of art education that empowers students to make art that makes change. Learn more about what we're up to in this welcome from Dean Rob Sabal. Read now »